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The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10

TO q TsAINBRIDGE SMITH SOLE ExECU-
tor and trustee under will of Frances NJ.
Delprat, deceased; James S. Deiprat, Marius
Delprat, Lucy Deiprat, his wife; Fanny
Delprat (infant); Morris Delprat McCoskry
Northrop and Hattie w 'Northrop, his wife.--
You hereby notified that at public sale
made by the City Collector of. Jersey City.
the 26th day of April, 1892, The Mayor and
Aldermen of Jersey City purchased for the sum
of hundred and forty-four dollars and
sixty cents ALL the land and real es-
tate situate in Jersey city, in the County of
Hudson and State of New Jersey, fronting on
Merseles street, which is laid down and desig-
mated lot sixty-seven go. in block num-
ber four hundred and thirty-nine-four hun7
dred and forty-five f439-445), upon an assessment
map annexed to report number sixty-eight
snent' appointed in and for said City by the
Circuit Court Of the County of Hudson GER
titled copy of which report and map was filed
in the office of the City Collector of Jersey,
City, on the 5th day of March, 1891, said re-
port and map and said sale being made pur-
suant to the provisions of an act of the
Legislature of New Jersey. passed March Seth,
1886, entitled
tion of arrearages Of unpaid taxes assess
ments and water rates or water rents in
cities Of this State, and imposing and levy
ing tax assessment and lien in lieu and
instead of such arrearages. and to enforce
the payment thereof. and to provide for the
sale OF lands subjected to future taxation
and assessment.
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear
to have estate or interest in said
land and real estate, and unless the said
land and real estate shall be redeemed.
as provided II said antps acts ro before and the afsr
the service hereof a deed for the same will be
given conveying to The Mayor and Aldermen
real estate according to the provisions of the
said act
DATED Jersey CITY, n; g August :, 1895
= : s ! s q. Hoos.
1csa.., Mayor
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10

TO c. BAINBRIDGE SMITH, SOLE ExECU-
tor and trustee under will OF Frances M,
Delpra1, deceased; James s. Deiprat, Marius
Delprat, Lucy Delprat, his wife; Fanny
Deiprat tinfanD Morris Delprat McCoskry
Butt. Minnie H 2. Butt his wife; james I.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
made by the City Collector Of Jersey CITY,
on the 26th day of April. 1892. The Mayor and
Aldermen Of Jersey City purchased for the sum
of one hundred and thirty-three dollars and
eighty cents ALL the land and real estate sit
uate in Jersey City, in the County of Hudson
and State of New Jersey, fronting on Merseies
street. which is laid down and designat-
hundred and thirty -nine-four hundred ana
forty-five (439-445), upon all assessment
map annexed to report number slxty-eight
{6s) made by the Commissioners of ADJUST
rnent appointed in and for said City by the
Circuit Court of the County of Hudson, GER
titled copy of which report and map was nlea
in the office of the City Collector Of Jersey
City, on the 9th day of March, 1891, said re-
port and map and said sale being made pur-
suant to the provisions of an act OF the
Legislature Of New Jersey, passed March SOth,
1885. enttledS-
ssAn Act concerning the settlement and collec-
tion of arrearages Of unpaid taxes, assess
uents and water rates water rents IN
cities of this State, and imposing and levy
ing a tax assessment and lien in lieu and
instead of such arrearages, and to enforce
the payment thereof, and to provide for the
sale of lands subjected to future taxation
and assessment
And the several supplements thereto
And YOU are further notified that you appear
to have an estate interest In said
land and real estate, and unless the sald
as provided in said acts, before the ex-
piration of six months from and after
the service hereof deed for the same VIII Pc
Of Jersey City, the fee simple Of said land and
real estate according to the provisions Of the
fo Dated Jersey city, n. u. August 2, 1898.
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JER-
or- n T4oos
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
New York vs. Washington.

On the grounds of the West New York
Field Club, Niles avenue, West New
York, the first league game ever played
in the State of New Jersey viii be play
ed tomorrow between New York and
Washington. This game will be the first
game ever played since the formation Of
the National League in a championship
series on a Sunday. It is a postponed
game in the series and the step was
necessary in order to finish the schedule
in the prescribed time. 1t is Of iTnpor-
tance that the game should be we'll att
tended, as future games between leaguers
here viii depend on the success of to-
morrow's experiment. This is profession
al baseball and the men are not in it
for health or love. SO 1T behooves the
persons here to show a proper apprecia-
lion of the action Of these teams in play
ing in New Jersey.
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
CR()CkE:RY.

Dinner Sets, 112 pieces, regular $500 per
Tea Sets, Sc pieces. regular $3.50 per set.
Special $l.49
Toilet Sets, 10 pieces, regularly $500.
Special CSC.
Covered Chambers, regular 4oc......
Special 29c.
Individual Buffers, regular 25c. per doz.
Special 1c. each
Breakfast and Dinner Plates, slightly
Clipped, regular 6oc. and re. per doz...
Special 17zc. each
Preserve saucers, regular s5c. per doz..
Special 17ac. each
Cups and saucers, slightly clipped, reg
ular zoe. per doz. Special 21sc. per pair
Butter Dishes, with cover, regular Poe.
Special 1oc.
Sugar Bowls, with cover, regular 25c..
Special 1oc.
Bone Dishes, regular s5c. per doz.. .......
Special &c. each
Vegetable Dishes with cover, fancy
shapes, regular S5c. Special 15c.
Sauce Tureens with cover, regular soc,..
Special 10e.
Meat Dishes, inch. as are regular 1oe.,
Special Sc.
Pitchers, fancy shape, large size, regular
lse- Especial 10c.
Gravy Boats, regular 1sc. .................
Special Ice.
O4ystar pla+as ,,rat+,r dasie,, rao,,1o,. ooo
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
RAILROADS..
p Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
The Standard Railway of America
in Eject june 26. 1898.
rrrains leave Jersey City as foilows:-
Enk srHE. WE.Sfr

Trains leave Jersey City as foilows:-
FOR THE WEST.
s15 NJ. Fast Mail. with BGfTet Parlor Car.
daily to PittsbIrg. connecsing tnsrs ~
q is Al NJ Fast Line, with Vestibule fafior
Car daily for Pittsburg.
1o14 A. M, the Celebrated Pennsylvania ma
Timited the pioneer OF this class OF the sel
vice wee Composed exclusively of Pullman Vesti-
bula Compartment. >Sleeping, Dining, onserva- u
sion soyabe ana eieetrIe lights daily for PITTS
burg. Chicago, Cleveland. IndlanaP1,ns. a@, A1oais7
VIE, 5es B. Chicago and ST. Louis Express.
with III yestibule Sleeping and Dining Cars daily
70 St LSnls LSasbyilie aha SaaoaeI WA eincinnatD
ga p NJ. Western Express With pestinus, al1s,
slesplag leyeagd ~ Dining Car to Philadelphia. and
s.os p NJ Southwestern Express gs 81 sifep1hg Iaas.
and arryea pnsn Cincinnati $50 NJ indianapolis 10 10
Leuis sec a09 Exprss A 81 SeeIila Puiiaa Sleeping
~ ~ -PIttsburg Connects for Chicago aaiiy.
and csvslana. EXCEPT ga sEspTesy Enpres Pullman
slseoing s.oO Car to Altoona, East Liberty Pitts
surg ssa g9lnts wWhsa1Naaoa Wssf G9 AND THE
rror baltimore, washington and the the ssotn M :.
~ ros a q II 10 "a, lila Dining carr 4. ~,
S.i5, s.asS 90 . IA Congressional Limited. Par-
Ia 2.2s and nd siPennayivania. Railroad - Dining @
caro ~ Sls and III 4 Ii 5ining n ang caTS @ NJ
Sn 81 s1naas assessional Limited Parlor cars ans
Pennsyylvaalsm Il. and and isao night. For Baltimore
and Y.l5 r. - ~yeaL ,5avs.
eniy, i-i' FOR PHILADELPdIA :.
a Ear Philadelphia. s.3S AZ. i.4s O. -, :,
az ss ot eps5 Pspnaylynaniai A n LIZ iisp i liz liz
sss sas ias sls ~ s2 So So e 81 si5 IL
p. M. anu 5a-srsvIvenia Limited1, 10l6 II a
snnins 81 s Car, III : sas i ;zt 1T IA Accom- s
msdasion s;cS; sdG lis M A5s sna ana a1s rs M
week Gays. Ayfsytic city, 1880, 1114 A. NJ, Y. ~;
LII NJ t9gsugh psssgnssr xsstsoalsa aoacs
Iran ;,n,h nbild ,hined Coach, week days. l2So and
e.34 A. NJ sMnaas55s 1aa = 20 A. NJ. 1114 LIS. 22s
Fer CapS Cps dsys 1880 Al NJ. Sundays.
an6 ntermsdate paed oGsan stan
Grove po1Re Pabuavs 4.5s. e2s A. NJ. 1924 a.s2
9l saturdays onyo s4s s2s ssa sSaa * NJ sns
!, ,,io fstan at Interlaken for Asbury Park or
,aaa. Grove on Sunday.l
Tha New York Transfer Company VIII eau
81 is a,,d check baggage from and to hotels aad
residences nnes1sTg4ctzfNsoN. j. r. WOOD,
-. 2 {, 2, !, .r..sg.<,a- Cent Passenger Agent
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
KITCHEN SUNDRlES.

Roach Sault, regular 10c....-.. Special &c.
sePeterman's" Roach Food, regular &c.,.
Special 7c.
Bird Gravel regular 4c..........special 2e
Bird Seed, regular 10c............Special &C.
Ammonia. extra strong, our own brand,
Securing Soap, regular 4c. eake............
Special 15sc.
BEST" Laundry Soap, regular SC. cake.
Special 11ae.
"Putzs Polish, liquid, large bottle.
regular 19e...... !. Especial l2e
Nicotine Stove Polish, regular 4c. box
Special 1c.
'.Bixby's" Shoe Polish. regular se........
Special &c.
',Neverub" Washing Fluid, large bottle,
regular 25c........ ...... Special &c.
Chloride of Lime, half-pound box, regu-
lar Sc..........-.-.-..-..... 80 Special 5c
Potash or Lye, regular 1Oc. box...-........
Special 7c
Borax. quarter-pound package, best quail
ity, regular 5c.:.... ...........- Special &c.
BEST" Soap Powder. regular 4c.........
Special &c.
Ironing Wax, with handle, regular for
&c.. -. ........ -. Special 1c. Eacn
Toilet Paper, fiat or roll regular 5e.......
Special PIC.
Shelf Paper, fancy, all colors, yard
lengths, regular &c. piece. Special 1Bc
Bottle Wash Blue, regular Sc. Special 1c.
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
| Nickel, Galvanized and 1inVare

100 Nickel Plated Coffee Pots. with filter,
regular Csc c....... ......... Special 10c.
Sold with other goods only.
ssCrane's' Nickel Plated Condensed Milk
Holders, regular 49c.. Special 25c-
Nickel Plated Tea Kettles, warranted all
copper, regular 9Sc........... Special 59c.
Nickel Plated Madame Potts Irons,
regular 9Sc. per set....-..-....S Special 5sc.
Galvanized Coal Iods. regular 25c.
Galvanized Water Pals, regular 14c;,
Galvanized Chamber Pals. regular pc
Japanned Toilet Sets, with stand, regular
sl.S9 Set. ..-...--. Speclai 5ee.
Japanned Flour and Sugar canisters,
7 h., regular 15c.........-.... Special l0c.
Japanned Chamber Pals, regular &c.,
Special 15c.
Japanned Spice Sets, regular lsc..
Tin Colanders, medium size, regular 1oe.,
Special &c.
Heavy Polished Tin Wash Boilers, with
copper bottom, regular $l.l9. Special i9c.
Tea, Coffee, etc, Canisters, nicely deco
rated, regular 15c..............Sp Special l0c,
Oil Cans, with black handle, gallon,
regular l2c.-.....-.. .......-....op opeclal &c.
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
PLAYERS.

The last of the game to the players
filed the winner with a determination to
get a victory over the Franklin A. c., but
they We're up against a most difficult
task. The F'ranklins played a successful
game from the start, and though they
found overland rather hard to hit, which
is high praise for a pitchers work in the
second game IN one day, they hit him
seven times far out in the field. The field
ers We're rather easy to get through as
after a few innings they began to tire.
Allen played first base in excellent form
in this game. He had thirteen chances
and made them all good, save one. which
was very wild throw from short
Score
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10

a score of 2l1. Walsh is a promising
bowler, and will probably be a member
of the club team this season. His work
last year in the tournament certainly is a
strong argument in his favor. Out of Ii
games he had an average of 175, and was
Captain of the team that won second
place. after a roll off for first.
The Columbia Bowling Clubs score
Thursday night on Haas alleys was as
follows
Gus stahl, 145; P. schumac cher. .1S5; AL.
Roth, 161; H. Brardes. Isl; H. Bandel, 159;
r. Krieger, 149; w. Danke, 1T9: j. York,
152: Charles Strutzer, 81; ]. Machnken, IA
H. Ringsloff, 96. A total of 1,61S for IL
men, and an average of 147.
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL
As g so Gregory Street.

Elaborately furnished and decorated. Con-
nected with the spacious quarters formerly oc-
cupied by the Robert Davis Association, No.
81 Newark avenue Especially adapted for
Balls. Receptions. Conventions and Private
Parties. we respectfully solicit inspection by
committees. Books now open for dates.
GARRETSON & DONALDSON, Props,
Telephone 1884 RI Newark Avenue
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
STATE FAIR RACES.
Excellent Gard Presented ON the
Closing Day.

The races yesterday, the last day of the
State Fair were of an exciting nature.
The card was one of the best offered in
the State in years and it was fully APP
preciated by a large, enthusiastic crowd
of horse lovers. The feature of the day
was in .--e 2:21 trot. Jack D. and Tattler
had it hot and close for the three heats.
Jack D. won out in each by a very small
margin amid a burst of enthusiastic
cheering. Summary
2:2s class, trotting; purse $500 (unfnish-
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
GREY ENAMELED WARE.

Baby Food Cups or saucepans, with Gov
ers regular 25c.. -...... special DC.
Basting spoons, 10 and Pinch, regular
Sc and Sc...................-..... Speciai &C.
Rice or Milk Boilers, 2 quarts regular
&c.,. =. ...............-. Special 2oe.
Seamless Stove Pot and Steamer COM
bined. with cover. regular s1.25
Special SOC.
Buckets, with cover, 2 quarts, regular
be-. ..... ...... ..........--.sp speeiai sc.
Convex Sauce Pots, "A quarts, regular
$1.25 .......... ...-..-...-.. .speclai ose.
Muffin and Corn Cake Pans s to Z cups
regular 2oc and s5c. Special lie. ana l5e
Drip or Roasting Pans, best sizes, regu-
lar 45c. to special zoc zoc
Coffee Boilers, with side and bail handles
sh quarts, regular 49c....-.. Special zoc
Berlin saueepans. with cover quarts,
Ham Boilers. large size, regular SIS,
Special s1.59
windsor Dippers, regular Ice. to 2oc-,
Special Be.
Tipped saueepans. pints regular 2se.,
Special 1oc.
Dishpans, large size, regular 4se.,
Special 25c.
Square Bread Pans, regular 1oe. and 15e.,
Special Sc.
Cake Moulds. with tube centre, regular
zoe. and Special 1oc.
Cuspidors, regular 12c. and l5c.. Special &C.
Tipped Preserving Kettles, 80 quarts,
regular $1.69...... ....- ........Special e9e
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM
Leave Pennsylvania r. R. Depot.

Leave P6nMsy1v5n1a ~. ~. DepUs.
6s4 A. NJ daily sunday s,12 a. Nd for
EASTON and intermediate stations.
sss A. Nj. daily for WILKESBARRE.
SCRANTON, ITHACA, GENEVA, ROCH-
ESTER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
and the West, and principal local points. Dia-
ing Car and Chair Car to Buffalo.
l21s P. NJ, daily. except Sunday.
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
RAILROAD
w t. SHORE
RAILROAD-
THE NIAGARA FAILS ROUTE

PICTURESQUE LINZ. Or TRaVEh TO THIS
NORTH AND WEST.
The Jersey City news., 1898-09-10
FRANKLIN A. G.
HIRE WINNERS

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-18

YOrfirio 0ia8 uno Suare8 Itationirt
iein IolIen.
SIN sale elmer Snpafion.
Baibington, II. 2(pril. - sym
5lottsnzDepartement ptrb mitget6eilt,
buB peoer bic 2(biift ooer g1ot6Deus
oigteit bortpalte, SranspprtI9ifTe fir
bic 2rmee gu liefern, Oa Diefes oouItGns
big Sdfs bes 8rieqS S0epurtements
lei. 9bdtIG9Iib Ttebt Der 8enerals
Audrtiermeilter Der Qlrmee bereits in
llnter6dnOlungen 9etreFfs Qieferung
elmer SrdnspprtzSlotille. Der She'll,
pel3er Bel elmer gepIanten sSnpuIion
Der &ritgsflOtte 5ufaae, beItsbe burin,
fir bic S6iFfe, auf oenen oas M}ilitGr
transportirt peroe, Die n0t6iQe 0es
dung 81 liefern. Die aIlQemeine Nm
ii6t in UdIttdr= unO 5Iottentreiien lit
Die, DaB Die 4rmee unD 6lotte cine Qes
meinT6aftlide 0emonItrution unterz
nebmen perOe. 0ies6e3iigli6 fou Die
Sauptmadt gegen 6aDuna bright
neroen, tpdbrenO tleinere Grpeoitionen
ndb U}dtun8ds, Santiago be Gu6a,
Gienfuegos uno anosre SGfen Gu6a's
gelanbt perben IplIen.
Sin 0uel[ in QuSfiGt.
8ai bingtpn. .. g., IT, 9(prI.
- Die ReprdIentanten Bartlett bon
8eorQia unD 8rumm BON 8enn{Dlpuz
n;en, Die iidb pd6reno Der Debate am
M}ittpot gu Observation-Disclosures
gen 6inreiben IieBen, in oeren 8srIauF
8rumm Ieinen GoLegen einsn Qigner
bieB, bu6en 1idb mod niht perT06nt.
Bartlett beite6t uuf elmer Ql6bitte, tpos
BON iein 8egner inOeifen niht5 pii1en
min. @eItern nGblte ieber feline Sez
tunodnten. WdIter BON Wdfd9uIettS
tpirD 9rumm's, unb 9err1 BON Sem
tudp pirb 8artlett's SSntereHen perz
treien. Die beioen &dmpfbd6ne begegs
neten chamber geitern i'm gntleiOe5ims
mer De5 6auIes unb tuuIhten u6erz
mails einige Compliments aus.
Walter uno 8errD batten cine TN
terreoung unb perIu6ten, eineu 9rtts
ten ais Shiebsridtsr auF3utre;ben,
bod tonn!en tie T6 iibsr bic 9erion
OefsIben ni6t ejniaen. Die 6reunoe
beiOer Gontrabenten - benn Bartlett
lit Der 2(nii6t, ouB Der ibm anget6ane
S6impf nur nit 8lut abgenaI6en
tperoen fam - tbun ba5 M0glde,
um bic 2(ffaire nit einem FrieOIi6en
2tu8gIei6 gu beenbigen, unb alIgemein
pirb 8arilett'5 6erdu5foroerung gum
0ueu abfdqi9 bsIpro6en.
(SUrtieBung iicGc 3. Scitc.J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-18

mag, ipie er in ieiner 9otT9afi anoeuz
tet, Damn muB man Spdnien aud Qez
niTgenO 3eit geben, bas Experiment 8u
erprpben. SpIfs Sa6en laTIen ii6
nt4t in einem Sage obsr in elmer 8oz
6e erleoigen. 0a5 lit Der 8rennpuntt
aU unIerer unter6anbIunqen; oaruuf
hoFft man ben oauernoen 6rieben 5u
griinoen. europa pirb fir bic 9(uFz
ri6tigtett tSpanien's perantppriIi6
traroen uno bic Der. Staaten psroen
dIS 6reuno Der Gubun2r banoeln.
Wenn 9emeinidmes6anbeln oa5u i'm
Stanbe lift, Die Sadie bei5uIegsn, oann
ptro e5 re6t5eittg geT6eben, nm ptrtz
li6e 6sinbfeIigtsittn gu psrbiiten.
Wenn dber Der &rieg niht per6iitet
iperoen fam, Ddnn lit es m0oIi9 uno
pabriheinli6. ouB unmittel6ar nu9
Der &rieosertlGrung Elm @Dlfer Gpnz
gpeB einberufsn tperoen pirb. Die
gan5e Sadie piro bunn erleoiot per=
ben. Spanien pirb eine ar9emsfene
@nt16dOigung fir ben 8erIuIt bon
@u6a er6dltsn unn Gubu piro unter
eint lta6iN Regierung, pubrI6sinli9
unter bem Yrpteftprate Der Ser. Sidaz
ten, geitellt perben. Snoem bieS gez
fhiebt, pir0 bic Weis6eit Der Monroez
9ottrin dnertannt peroen, dber bic
Damit pertniipfte Observation-Disclosures
Der Ser. Staaten piro Deftuirt uno
Oemonitrirt tperben. Dies pirb piel
Dd3u 6eitragen, Den 0eltfrieben auFz
re6t gu er6alten. g8ie Die Sa6en ieBt
iteben, 1T itet8 Die 8sfdbr por6anben,
buB ir9eno cine feline Rutipn pur6
8ra6lerei pbsr lle6ermutb cine 9roBz
ma9t in 8erpi6sIungen bringen tann.
@s mag bier am PlaBe Iein, gu bemerz
fen, buB Elm groBsr Srrtbum o6paltet,
Der bur6 cine faibs l1eberieBung in
ben amerituniIfsn 3eitungen getpmz
men iit. Spanien 6ut ben Gubaneru
teinen pWuffenItinItun "gepdbrt. .Wez
Der in benz Fponiitsn, nod in Dem
fran3Oiii62n Serte Der amtIi6en Do
fuments tommt DaS Dori g@dffenz
ftiqitanb" (armistice) Dor. Ionoern bic
0Orte Iauteten, @inItslIung Der 6einbs
Ieligteiten unb dlgemeine QlmneItie fir
ale @u6dner unter Waffen. Wdbren0
bieIer PenioOe mag Elm enOgiiltiger
SSrisoe er3ielt nsrOsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-18

rim feline @eltuHg BADEN, neil bieIelbe
ungefeBli9 pdre.
pie 9attit Der 6rtepen5z
9artei.
Waf bington n, II. glpril.- Sm
Senui bat bic 8risqspartsi pollItGnoig
bic Sber6anD gsponnen. Die Con
ierpatiosn 6aben i6re S6itruttionstafz
tit uuF Die0au.r ni4t our9fi6ren f0n>
nen, dbsr es lit tpoBoem m0gIih, OaB
bic enDgiilt:ge 2tnra6me elmer ,gez
meiniamen" Gu6a RefoIution ii9 Biz
N&itte rd6iter @o6e per50gern pirb.
Wlun fpriGt Ioqar bon einem n8eapz
Iod, Der an Montag i'm Gonfsrsn3s
gu5i4uB in's Wsrf aeIeBi perOsn IoG.
Die SSrieoenspdrtei i'm @pnQreB iclI
bjeIen Obitputfionaplan srionnen 6az
Zen, oamit ben ipdniIfen Goriss, bic
am MittppG GO. 2lpri0 5uTQmmsnz
tretsr, nod 8elegenfeit gsgs6en lei,
iiber Die psrlongte 2ostrennunq gu
bd's i6r urtbeiI tunosui6un. Die Tpds
niIbs Regierurg t0rnt2 bann duF bic
6orosrung Der Der. Stuuten MD. ldnz
ger bic dusDeif:nbe Qntnort qe6en.
buB Die Gortes Die allsin ii6er @e6ietsz
abtretung 3u entfheiOen bditen, nod
ni4t in SiBun9 pdren.
Sin 6o6Ite6enber Diplomat GuBarte
ii4 einem GOrreiponbsnten gsseniiber
folgenbermaBen:
gWenn Der PrGIibent 5ugi6t, Dab bus
Experiment" oes Observation-Disclosures
unb Der 4utonomie erfolarei4 iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-18
Trteg

Wdfbfr9fOn o. g., IT, Qpril Worgn pirb bas @Onferen5z
GOmi Sena sprGientannbauiss bic Ierg 4uabe
Qngf nebmen bic 0nn 3pm teOen SduIern b3H9 Der
6aoge ous3ugsifn B. n bu5 9uu bOrbsr bBn IOa,
ben gerig Snat56euB ununebms parts Cuba
8euB ennt anntl bic nab6dnggt publ @uba pG6z
ren Der 9ausbfuB n t6u uno audi on bouno gemGBger
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