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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-02-12


The Trustees Of the Colfax High School
for Males and Females take pleasure In
announcing to the public that the second
Ten Months Session of this school will
begin on the First Monday of septem.
Der, lo96. No pains will lie spared ia
make it first-class High School.
RATES OF TUITION.
Urinary Department 81 50 per month
Music. Vocal and instrumental 50
Incidental fee Is Ger Is per session.
Good board can be obtained on reasons.
BILE terms Two hotels in town, and sew
c!al private boarding houses in town and
vicinity will board cheap. Those having
children to educate should send them IN
and give Us fair trial. We are in the
race to stay.
r, 8. CAMERON, President.
II, g. GOODWIN.
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
Colfax, La, July 10, 1896.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-02-12

Wanted Idea x: !: :! ;:;ss
Write JOHN WEDbRRB6RT 90. psSsns 49, ~.
~ ~ e ~ q 9. fos their ei0 prize oisr
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-02-12
Exceptional" Mail Facilities.

~SPOAOn0A uAhil Il acllltleSs
"A letter recently showed up at
the Alexandria post Office" says
the Boyce Enterprise, that was
mailed seven years ago at Marks
vile, q distance of abont forty
miles. The question is, where has
this letter been all this timer"
In another column we publish a
letter from Mr.. James Forsythe,
dated Jonesville, La, Jan. 3, 1898,
that has apparently been thirty
days making it to this place.
Query: If it takes two railroads
and a hack thirty days to carry a
letter forty miles, how long would
1T take it we had another railroad?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16
Excursion Rate. tn California.

II time and comfort Is considered you
certainly will purchase your tickets via
the SHORT LINE. Southern Route. 50
hours IS minutes Butte to San Francis
co: 50 hours to Los Angeles, with only
one change OF cars; Pullman dining car
quite.
Helena. Anaconda and Butte to San
Francisco and return 5000 to Los An
geles and return 5000: tickets limited
to sixty days going. final limit tsix
months) returning. with stop over priv
ileges.
Train made up at Butte. Remember
only one change OF cars. and that in the
Union depot. Ogden.
Tickets also on sale at above rates via
Portland. Shasta Route or ocean. Sleep
ing car reservations. and further partic-
ulars can be secured No. 10 East Broad
way. IL. o. WILSON.
General Agent.
Butte. Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16
The Two Standards

That the men of Montana should be
proud to travel under Is one of u ex-
ouisite becoming styles In
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16
DYNAMITE n THE NAILS
Jehn Dvysr Il the Man Who
Put It in the Postomce.
ne HAS SKIPPED OUT
= W. He Who Sent the Deadly
1zp1osavs 70 the Turkish Consul
- Ban Francisco-He's an An
aruhist and Perhaps Crazy.

About . week ago George f. Hall.
ehe Turkish consul at San Francisco.
eeceived the second installment of a
quantity OF dynamite that had been
eent him through the mails from Butte.
The p~ostoeice Inspectors have been
working on the case in~dustriously ever
since. and have discovered that the
dynamite was sent by John Dwyer. a
miner at the Never Sweat, and a war
rant a. out for his arrest. Friends of
Dwyer. however. warned him and as
sisted him out Of town. His present
Whereabouts are unknown.
The receipt of the dynamite at the
San Francisco postofice is thus chron-
6cled by the Examiner Of the sth:
Two sticks. or nearly half a pound.
Of deadly dynamite were carried in the
malls which arrived on the overland
arain Sunday morning. The PREACHER
Dus explosives were poured from the
mail sack In no gentle manner on the
distributing table at the postoffice sta
tion IN the ferry depot and n Of the
clerks 10 afterwards, tossed them
through q chute TO the table of the
carrier who would take them to the
destination as indicated by the address.
The sticks of the explosive were in
separate packages. and both were adj
dressed to George f. Hall. Turkish con-
oul. PARROT building. San Francisco.
They were thickly wrapped in news
papers and the addresses were written
an slips OF ordinary white note paper
and pasted on the covering that sur
rounded the dynamite. About three
weeks g a similar package passed
Through the postoffice addressed to
Mr.. Hall n after II was delivered
Ind opened II was found to contain
= stick OF dynamite. As soon as the
mature OF the contents Of that package
was discovered the p~ostofiice authori-
aies were notified and william Daniels.
delivered IL. was not slow in sus-
pecting the packages that came yes
9erday when they slid down the chute
and landed with a bump on the table
before him. The handwriting OF the
addresses on the packages was the
Hame n hat on the previous one that
contained dynamite and he tenderiy
lifted them and placed them In a safe
wrapper at n end of the packages
and IN h parcel was the unmistak-
able waxed wrapping that the manu-
lecturers place about the sticks of
powerful explosive when IL leaves the
molds and Is packed for
took the packages to Super
)ntendent Of Delivery Griffin and ex-
planned his fears. and for a time the
bostofice stan was ~demoralized. Sew
erai OF the more employees
sought safety in distance. Grimm noti-
ned the police and the explosives were
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16

pope himseIf n exercised here BY
oiooons. Ireland and Keane. who were
MI ~consulters ana aovisers
nif IDEAS seemed 10 be distinctly Amer
ican. especially with relation TO the
scnool question. On returning TO Rome
AND being appointed 10 the College OF
Cardinals. he was freely discussed az
the probable successor to Leo XIII.
inoeed. IL was said that the pope had
expressed the desire that Satoih should
succeed him.
But II In all changed now" said the
priest, FOR he will receive but one vote
when the time shall come for the cardi-
nais TO choose Leo's SUCCESSOR.
NO n In Rome can or VIII divuige
the reasons which have reduced Satolli
from the supreme favor hat he en-
Joyeo only q comparatively shor time
x At FIRST. on his return. he was
loud In his praise OF the American
priesthood and OF American institutions
but latterIy he is reported to have said
mat no one In America was capable OF
doing any service to the church except
ing the Germans, especially as profess
sors In colleges and universities.
These statements of the priest seem
10 be confirmed by the sentiments ex-
pressed In a letter which Satolli has
written to the Rev. Charles Maignen.
a member OF the French priesthood.
VIZ mas Tctentiy Dtcofut hlOWu 40 III
author of the book. Father Hecker; Is
he q n volume criticfsing
Father Elliott's book pm the work and
life OF the late Father lsaa t. Hecker.
the founder of the congregation or the
Paulist Fathers. In this letter Satolli
expresses the wish that the book may
arrest the progress Of the American
idea already spreading on both sides OF
the Atlantic. Following Is a translation
the letter:
Reverend and nlustrous Father: I
am In receipt Of q copy OF your most
valuable n useful boo on the life
OF Father Hecker. ! am very much
pleased because II puts the book in
much better harmony with its sub
ject and the need to which 1t responds.
The discussion will in this wise pro-
coed more serenely IN eficaciously.
We hope hat the good God will as
sist you in arrestiDg the most disas-
trous pest which has spread Its con-
tagion in two worlds.
Your reverence may feel assured
that you nave done a most useful and
work, and IL perchance
some n should take IL amiss. he
ought rather to confess that he has
unconsciously erred. express regret and
profit by the lesson.
"Deign to accept my sincere re-
spects and the prayers I OFFER that
heaven may bless you and that your
may prosper. I am your
reverence's most humble and devoted
servant in Christ.
FRANCIS. CARDINAL sATOLLI."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16
Ourselves aud Our Clothes.

Happily" said Mr.. ~Stoggleby. I'VE
do not realize the change in our per-
sonal appearance as we would grow
older. the change Is so slight from day
TO day; n then. as a matter OF fact,
We are to ourselves, at least. ever as
young as we feel.
But II Is not so about our clothes;
we canno make them feel young. as
they grow old, to say nothing of keep
ing them looking so-they will get worn
and t~hreadbare. And we are likely TO
forget about that, and to give no
thought to the impression they may
make upon other people,. There we
make a mistake. We, SHOULD keep an
eye on our apparel; and, as to trim
ness. at leas-. nave that in keeping not
with our gray head. but with our fresh
and ever youthful heart"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16

Butte optical company for glasses.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16

Emanuel Row. aged 80 years. died
yesterday. The funeral will taxi place
o-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from
Richards undertaking rooms. proceed
ing to h Episcopal church. where
services will be held.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16

s25 reward to any n proving that
r. F. Mayer. 40 West Park. does not
put in the best handspring made for 81.
Watch cleaning, $50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16
One of the Things She Does.

II makes a nan turn cold at the
n in which a woman puts his
hard earned money into a pocketbook.
carries 1t loosely in her land and
leaves 1t on h first counte she
reaches.-Atchison Globe.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16

sAToLLi OUT OF FAVOR.
No Longer Looked Upon ~ Likely tn Dos
coed Pope Leo.

coed Pope Leo.
According to b report OF an Ameri-
can priest. recently returned from
Rome. Cardinal SatoIli no longer en-
joys the high confidence of the sover-
eign Pontin In which he reposed during
his term as delegate apostolic To the
United States. but. on the contrary, Is
distinctly out Of favor. While IN this
country satolli was supposed to repre-
sent the more liberal policy of the
Catholic church. as exempliied by the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16
A GENERAL BAMkIHe BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.

Foreign exchange. We draw direct on an
the principal cities Of Europe and issue
our own letters of credit. available In u
paris OF the world.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16

In Judge Llndsay's court yesterday
an appeal case of ]. NJ. Lewis against
Emma Courtney was tried before a
jury N resulted in n verdict for the
defendant. The plaintiff had sued for
s64 as fees for making some collections.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-16

The trial of the case OF the First
National bank against A. A. Lisker and
John O'Rourke was concluded In Judge
Ciancy's court yesterday and a sealed
opened his morning.
verdict returned which will be
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
momis@e eaneue tn eeut16tanS.

@or &ur3em puroe BON einem reiGen
Sunbe r0mif9er Miinsen 6eri4tet, Der in
SSridineen in Wiirttem6erg, ndbe Der babez
ridden 9renae ,9ema9t tpOrben lei. Die baz
mails ausqeSprp9ene 8ermut6ung, oaB in iz
ner @egenb Elm &Omercaftea fi8 befunoen
ba6en birfte, bat ii3 nun als boaitdnbig
ri6tig 6erausgeTteGt. Sc ~freuaen ii4 bort
bic perf6iebenen, 0as SGrbtsfelo bur43is=
benben &DmeritraBen, unb 5ridingen TT ofz
fembar Der ¬enpuntt bes 8ertsbrs gepe=
ZEN. Der rDmiT9e 2agerpIuB, ben bic Simes=
forf6er bis6er bort permut6e. uno geludsIt
baben 1T nun pom 9farrbertpeier S4iPs bon
S9tpB geeresbeim entbedt tporoen.
9os gaiteu Iiegt nur tpenige S3rt!te BON
Der @ren3s %entfernt, auf bdDerif9em @ebtet,
unb aipar in benz 3tpideI, ben bas baperil6e
@ebtet 3pii9en benz pirttem6ergf9 en
Oorfe SOFTEN unD Dem baDerif4en gfarrort
@merbingen in bus @iirttsmbergii9e binetn
ma9:. 9as Stiid 2anb, auf Dem it9 oas
GqIteG befanb, geb0rt benz 5iirften ron
S6urn unb Suris, 1T jebt nit bi4tem @alo
bp9beftanben unb in ben 5lurfarten nit 0sT
Namen BERN 3igeunerbrunnen" be5ei4net.
0as @qfeu lit etpa 100 59ritt lang ano
80 brett, Die Gden iinD %abgerunbet. Bonn
ebemaligen prdtoriam lit elm GROCER Sriimz
mer6dufen D~or6anben. Die Sunbe BON rOlnIz
I6en Sal5aiegeln in @erbinbung nit benz
iibrigen 8efunb bes 9an3en la1en ben Saz
gerplaB nit Si9er6eit als r0miT4en nrz
iprungs erfenren. Snner6ulb oes al:en GGz
lte1Is befinbet ii9 zine Queae, bic felt ur=
bentlt9en 53eiten betm 8olte Der 3igsunerz
Drummer g~enannt nirb. 3pei re9tpintllg
1i9 freuoenbe SttraBen Derbinoen bds @a'tsl
nit ben betannten bortisen &Omeri raBen.
Sn ben lebten Sagen tpurben I'M 4uftrage
Der 8eiAslimesoommifiiOn au3 auf bcH
8ietGdern in Der NG6e BON 2~uotpigsburg,
benz tpirttem6ergif9en potsoamm, Qus9ras
bunsen borgenOmmen, bur9 Die 5unoamente
zines groBen rDmtf9en @aiteaS famrtt
einem 8 Meter lamgen anb B Meter breiien
aeuer gum She'll btoBgeIe9t purben. Die
Mnlage bteTes Gafteqs bat Die Sorm zines
Ge9teds bon e!pa $50 Meter Settenldnge
unb bebedt eine 5GdGe bon etpa fieben Mor@
gen; uuf ieber Seite befanoen fih Sbore, bic
BON S6iirmen f%lantirt tpdren. Sn Dem Rel
Ter fanb man einen iteinernen Slid, fernsr
einen groBen, ettpa 50 2iter 6altenoen leioer
3erbro9ersn Sbontrug, befen %einaelne 3bstIe
aber nit tsi6ter Miibe 5uiGmmengeieBt per=
ben 6nnen, unb G9erben bon Oeri9iebsn=
ar:igen @sfdBen, fopie Ndsel, pfeilipiBen,
3ieeel unb &no9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

WeI9 riefiger @bfall i'm Wert6s Der
@infu6r! Bon 81 Miaionen Dollars i'm
Sabre 1889 auf unter 4 Meiqionen i'm
Sabre 1889.
@lei4 nu9 Sntrafttretung bss Mc8ins
Geptarifs 1T Der preis bes WeiBbte9s all
l~erbtng5 UNI etpa etnen bulbenGent
pro Pfunb seittegen, es tpuroea a6er i'm
Sabre 1891 10 ungebeure Quantitdten inn
pOrtirt, baB bic PreiIe it9 ni6t buIten
~fonrten. S9on i'm Sabre 1892, alfo otpei
Sabre mad benz Mc&inleptarif, ieben mir
ben preis bes @etBblebs uuf glei9sr 90be
tpie i'm Sabre bor benz McSeinleptarif,
unb feitbem lit Der 9reis ftetig gefaI=
Ten, bic omerifantF9en Sabritantsn ber=
taufsn ieBt @eiBble4 gu 20 Gents bus
9funb, alio I'm z Gents btGGiger, a1s
bus tmpOrttrte 8eiBble4 Dor benz
Mc&inIepturtf getOftet bat.
9as 1T nt9t nur elm glGn5enbe,
Sriumpb Der ameritanif den Snbuftrie,
~IOnbsrn audi Elm unumit0Blidst Sepeis
fir bic 8i9tigteit unb a~Ggemeine Hiibli4z
felt Der repubGifanif9en @9uB5DGnerei,
pel9e it9 iibrigens nod biel Irqtnarsi9er
fiir's 2anb piirbe e%rpieIen bube1t, penn
fe fliiger unb ebrGi9er ge6anb6u6t rnb nc<
niger bur3 Die felbftii6en SntereiIen Der
@3lotiunter beeinfluBt porben pdte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
@eifbIe6.

Sn teinem Qnberen 9arlbe Der Wslt 1T Der
Grnium bon @eiBbGe4 (Oer3inntes feines
@tfenble8) Elm 10 GROCER, pie in ben Ser
finigten 9taaten, benin uirgenOs ptrben 10
Diele 8le9bi9ien gu @on ferbsn Derbrdu6t,
ntrgen0s tpirb 10 bel @eiBb!s9 fir 9a6z
bedungen unb anbsre 3psds perarbeitst.
Die 8ereinigten Stauten 6atten brc benz
Sabre 1892 feline Weib5le6z Snoutrie BON
8elang; bic in biefem 9dnoe 6ergete1ten
SuantitGten tparen 10 sering, baB MeiBbled
DOr 1892 in ben itutiitii9en Nusnsiien bes
8unoesf4abumtes unb I'M Genius beg Sab
rs 1890 ni4t einmaI angefi6rt tpurbt.
Grit bur4 ben 10 piel berI9rieensn Mc&in=
kpzSarif bonn Sabre 1890, pel1er etnen DO
ben 3Ou auf importirtes WeiB6le9 sgt,
tpurbe oas unternebmungsluitige ameritae
nifae &uPitaI in ben StanO gsiebt, WsiBz
ble4fabriten gu srri4ten, unb Der Grfolg TT
Elm gerdbe5u itaunensnertber.
SIN Der neuen Snbuitris lteden MiIionen
BON Dollars 4nlage= un0 8etrnbstapital,
nnb tperben Sauisnbe BON Nrbsitern teI6Gf=
tigt; ungefGbr 20 MiGionenO Dollars, bic friiz
Fer a1IiGbrGi9 fir :mportirtes NsiBz
bIe9 ms &usGanb ginsen, btei6en itBt i'm
0dnbe.
8obG Bel tinem Snouitrisartitel bat fiG
Der Segen zines b~erniinftigen @9uB3oIIss 70
raid ge5eigt. tpie 6eim WeiB6le9.
Die 9emOtraten frs;li9 BADEN aus BEN
W2c&inlepzSdrif, unb Defenders aug ben
hp5en 3Dqen auf @eiBbIe1, 3apitaG gu I61a=
gen ber1u6t, unb in Der Champagne brn 1892
finb tie nit @le9tefeIn ~flopperno bur6 bic
StraBen ge3ogen un0 6a5eu mittelit 8eiB=
bR9<S pra4robren in Die Wslt binauspo=
faunt, baB M&inIeD iogar ben aeTel ba
drmen M}annes" pertbeuert 6dbe.
Gum SRstl in SoIge bisier bu5 @olf h=
t9Orenben Acknowledgment unb Der ertrapa=
ganten peniiOnser60bunsen zines repubGitu=
nif4en Gongrsfes lit i'm Sabre 1892 9arri=
ION gei4lagen unb @IenslanD gepdblt
tpnr6en.
9erna4 fam bic bempfrattf6e Surifre<
FORM unb Der groBe &ra9, Der nod beute.
mad finf Sabren, nibt iiberpunben 1T.
SrOB dlebem bat 1i9 bic 0eiB6le6z Snbu=
ftrie in biefer tur8en @ponne 3eit, Die iiber=
oies gef4dftli4 GuBerf tiirmtI4 unb ureiin=
fttg mar, 10 gu iugen Gus Dem Ni9ts 81
etnem Der gr0bten unb erfoIgrst9ftsn Snbu=
itrle5tDeige emporgearbeitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
auad3enttd1e autaota ataata-Bettnata, aeHtuodb Il. @ktober 1898.

fungen Die Sanger Der 9pfmuiiftupells bag
2fbera, porauf Der Sarg bon &ammerz
bienern unb 2eiblatuisn geboben unb unter
Srauergebeten Der 8apu5iner, bic i'm nit
5adeln begleiteten, in Die 9ruft binubeez
tragen purbe. !6inter benz Sarge f9ritt
&aiier Sran3 Sofef Die biiitere 9rufttreppe
bindb. Sn Der @ruft purOe bic lebte @inz
iegnung p%orgenommsn. Na9 8senbigung
Der Sebete iibergub Der erite S6erbofmeiitcr
benz Guardian Der 8apu3iner ben S9liiRel
gum Sarge unb empfabl DieIsn feiner Sbz
but. &aiier 5ran3 Soief berlisB tierauf
Die &tr4e, Die ii9 nun allmGlig Ieerte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
Mnn Der bIanen annnn.

un9dr1 auf benz 9Se9e sur Qnabbar9igfett. -Ote
Setieeun9 Der 6atlerin Gliiabetb. = Sas Naz
ntfeit bes Satiers. - Ser Gliiabetbor6en. =
Die boben SGeii9preiie.-Gin Brief fubli9's.
Der befannte 1ngar, Der in 70 bielen
NnstOOten 0Iterrei4ii4er Mu,lburt ben
nuiOzgutmiit6igen nOummen &erI" a6giebt,
bate bon ieber ni9t bic mtnbeite Nebnli9teit
nit feinem Better, Der it9 na9 Wten be-
giebt, I'm poli:ii9e ober pirt6I6aftli6e Sc
i9Gfte a65ui9IieBen. Sn bieTem Safe pa=
rem 0ieGme6r, 10 LANCE es cine @emeinIamteit
5ptf9en ben rbeiosn StGaten Der Wton=
ar9ie" 9iebt, iebes MuI Die &oaen Osrz
tau19t. Dap es BEL ben @er6anblungen in
Wien, Sfhl un6 Ofen<peit, bic fuit ben gam
gen beurigen Sommer in 4nfpru9 na6men,
anoers geipe1en Iein fo1te, glaubt ii4erIi9
fem Men19 auBer ~geptfen Parldmenturiern
unb Sournaljiten in Der ungarif4sn 9auptz
itab., unb bic ntffen ie6r gut, parum lie bas
g~lau6en, ooer ~penigitens ii9 10 itelen, als
Oh lie es glaubten.
SroBbem broben Die Sppoitionsparteien
nit ObItruttion gegen be Mbma4ungen,
unb fe tperben bieTes Spiel au9 NIT Der
ernfteiten Miens bon Der Welt cine 3eit in
Scene feBen. @9IieBGt9 uber pirb es Der
Staatstunit 8anffp's na3 gepaltigen &nz
%itrengungen bod geltngen, ben @turnI gu
b. f9nDren, er pirb fi3 in bic 9of6urg be-
qeben unb bas @erbienft feiner Regsrung
rii6men, bab lie Elm 9eieb our 4nna6me
brahte, pel9es Dem ungart16en Staa:e
feline pirt6i9aftsz unb 6anoelspolttii6e
@elbRItGnbigteit gepG6rleiitet, nebenbei a6er
auf flint Sabre 9inaus auBer ben bisbertgen
8ort6eilen bes 3Duz unb 9anoelsbiinbniIes
nit Oeiterrei9 audi nod bic BEL ben Ser
Ganblunqen nit 8abent ernirtten 3ugez
itGnbnife ftfsrt. unb bies obne ben prei5
elmer pe1entli9en Quotener606ung unb mi:
Der uneingeI9rdntten MD9Ii4teit, pdRrenb
beg fiinfiG6rigen Observation-Disclosures feline
Ritfungen fir einen 3oltrieg in a1er 9e>
mG9li9tett bollenben gu tOnnen.
9ie grDrterunoen iiber bic Grneuerang
ober Ni6terneuerung bes pirtbf9af.li9en
@usqGei6es nit Oeiterrei9 iinb uur me9r
utubemi{9e nnb nod ba5u re3t miiBige.
l1nsarn itebt futtiI4 f8on felt benz 1. Sa>
nuar 1898 auf Der 8aiis bes ielbitftdnOigen
3ouz unb SanOeIs9e6ie:es, unb feline all Der
@erfafuns feit6ultenOe Hegierung tOnnte es
me6r NIT Qusfi4t auf @rfolg unterne9men,
fi6 bon biefer 9runDlage gu entfernen.
Sic ShItiofeit unb DdS Wudenmert Der
r~eqiersnben &reiie in 8ubapet 1T iebt nt3t
baruuf geri9tet, Der tpirtbT9aftli9en Selbit=
Itdnbigtet. GuBerGi9 @usbrud 81 geben, fonz
bern ale 8orbereitungen gu treffen, i'm ben
frii6er ober ipdter unoermeibli@ tperbenben
3ontrieg nit uGIem Na4brud fibren gu
tDmen. Da3u geb0rte uber ni4t etpa Der
tansit 10 serGuf4OOu in bic SeffsntliAteit
eeporfene Gntpurf zines autOnOmsn 3oa@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

Sn ben Iieben Sabren, BON 1891 Biz 1898,
lit bic @eiBbIe9prObuftion ~u1ierss 9anbss
bon 13 Miuionen pfunD uuf $40 Millio=
n Pfunb geftiegen.
SIN Sabre 1891 fibrtsn Die 8ereinigten
5taaten nod 1896 MiGionen Yfunb WeiB%
bt.4 Elm; i'm IeBten Sistaljabre nur nod III
Mi0ionen pfunb; Der srObts WeiBbleafabriz
FAINT Der @eIt gu Spaniea in England bat
feline b~ortigen 5abriten tertauft unb fteht i'm
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