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Arizona republican., 1898-05-25

in the house today, but the move ment was abandoned upon a general understanding that the committee on rules would respond soon. manifesting the desire of majority of the mem bers to take up the Hawaiian resolu- tions.
 Mr. Hit, chairman of the committee on foreign affairs, and in charge of the resolutions, said this evening he was confident that action would be had early next week and probably three days would be given for debate.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
STILL AT SANTIAGO.
WHERE THE FLEETS ARE.
Copyrighted 1898 by the Associated Press)

Copyrighted 1898 Press.)
 Monteo Jamaica, May 2On board the Associated Press Dandy)-The suddenly activity Schley left Thursday etts Texas believed cruising de Cuba
 Dandy Key last Friday morning Ad- mra1 Cenfuegos completing
 The battleship followed Commodore Schley Friday. Saturday by torpedo with increased to the limit the Cuba. The Dupont rushed towards Cienfuegos.
 Five British warshps vicinity
 
 She is afraid Numerous Spanish quite tated
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
HOSPITAL SHIP READY.
\ Decisive Battle Expected This
 Week

Key West, May 24.-Every prepara- ton has been made by the United States naval authorities for destroy ing the Spanish fleet, which is known to be off the island of Cuba. All signs point to decisive battle some day this week. The hospital ship Solace and her surgeons were ordered long ago to be ready for service at a moments notice. but no fresh orders have been received.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
WILL TAKE 10000 MEN.

Washington, elay 24.-Senator Bur- rows of Michigan was with the presi- dent for some time today, but on leav- ing disclaimed any knowledge of any information throwing light on the war situation. Senator Burrows, however, made no concealment of his personal conviction that there should be 10000 men promptly sent to Manila to hold the Philippines.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
WANT A FAIR FIGHT.
The Spanish Squadron Will Not En
 counter a Superior Fp:ce.

Port au Prince. Hav'i, May a4.-A local newspaper, the Matin, says that Rear Admiral Osborne of the British navy. who left New York on Sunday on board Dutch steamer, saw at Curacoa a Spanish squadron con- posed of five cruisers and five torpedo boat destroyers or torpedo boats.
 The Spanish officers are reported to have said they would not accept bat tie unless with an equal number of ships and that they would avoid sI- perior numbers
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
KEY WEST DESERTED.

New York, May 24.-A special from Key West to the Commercial Adver- tiser says: Key West has not been it is this morning. It will never be COTE plained that vessels were kept in active when there was a prospect of fight. Everything awaits Sampson and Schley's movements
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
NOT BELIEVED.

Washington, May 24.-The navy de- partment at 3:10 this afternoon posted the following bulletin: "The depart ment has no reason to believe that a battle has occurred in the Windward Passage. The auxiliary cruiser St. Louis has cut the cable at Santiago de Cuba and San Juan de Porto Rico"
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
A MADRID RUMoR.
An American Warship Captured in
 Cuban Waters.

London, May 24.-The following dis patch has been received from Madrid, dated 10 a. m Wednesday: Nothing positive is revealed as to the situa- tion. Lieutenant-General, Correa. minister of war, has received cable gram from General B,ancO saying that American warships are in front of Santiago. Captain Aunon, minister Of
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
FILLING THE CABINET.

Madrid, May 24.-Duke Almedvar de Rio has accepted the portfolio of min ister of foreign affairs, which was de- clined by Castillo, the Spanish ambas- sador at Paris
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25

marine, has received a lengthy dis patch from Admiral Cervera replying in full to instructions. The minister of marine receives nobody.
 The latest rumor is that a Spanish warship has captured an American wirship in Cuban waters.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
CABLE IN WORKING ORDER.

Cape Haytien. Hayti, May 24.-In,
 quiries made here at the cable station in regard to the reported cutting of cables off Santiago de Cuba and Guan- tanamo by United States cruisers, shot that the cables have not been cut.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25

citement. The troops are bound either for the Canaries and Ceuta or for the Philippines, though the send ing of endorsements to the Philip pines probably has been postponed ir definitely.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
BOUND SOMEWHERE.

London, May 24.-A Barcelona dis patch to the Chronicle, dated Sunday, reports: A steamer took 1000 soldiers to Cadiz yesterday. There was no ex-
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
THE OREGON COMES IN.

Atlanta, Ga, May 24.-A. special to the Constitution reports the safe ar rival of the United States battleship Oregon at Jupiter, Fla.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
CEI,vERA DIVIDES HIS FLEET.

Lcndon, May 24-A dispatch to the Financial News from Port au Prince says: Admiral Cervera is believed to have divided his fleet. It is reported that the ViZcaya and Alfonso XIII have been destroyed.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
RESERVES FOR SAMPSON.

Chicago, May 24.-Two hundred H. service in Sampson's fleet. They so direct to Mobile, thence to Key West over the Plant system.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
GOING TO DO IT, THOUGH.

Key West, Fla, May 24.-Every preparation has been made to destroy the Spanish fleet, which is off Cuba.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
CONFIRMED FROM MADRID.

Madrid, May z4.-It is officially an- nounced that the squadron of Admiral Cervera is still at Santiago de Cuba.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25

The cable from this place to Guantan amo and Santiago de Cuba is in work ing order.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25

Madrid, May 24.-According to pub lished news here Admiral Camara, of the Cadiz squadron,
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25

ing World that he has information from unimpeachable authority that the Spanish fleet is still at Santiago de Cuba
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
A SPANISH BLIND.

To Obscure the Movements of the
 Cadiz Squadron.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
THE DEPARTING TERROR.

The Destroyer Leaves Martinique in
 Good Condition
Arizona republican., 1898-05-25
IT COULDN'T HAVE HAPPENED.

Key West, May 24-The movements of the United States fleet, which are known here, make it absolutely cer- tain that no battle has yet occurred, but an engagement is expected to oc- cur this week. The Spanish fleet has been definitely located
 STILL AT SANTIAGO.
 New York, May 24.-A Key West correspondent telegraphs to the Even
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-07-30
Claret Not French.

''It is curious, by the way, that the
word 'claret' as applicable to red wine
is unknown in France, having indeed
win de bordeaux, and it's origin is by
no means certain. 1t has been supposed
to be derived from the word clair, but
the obvious objection is that it is any
thing but transparent, an adjective
which would be much more fifty asso-
ciated with sauterne or champagne.
Here it may be incidentally remarked
that in England grave is always as
sumed to be white wine, and even Lit
tres Dictionary gives Grave, a white
wine from the environs of Grave, in the
Bordeaux country This, like the we'll
known definition of crab, is curious
combination of blunders. In the first
place, the vim de grave is as often red
as white-indeed one of the four pre-
Brion-is a grave Secondly, there is
no such village as Grave in the Gironde.
Grave (more often written graves is a
special sort of sandy gravel, and the
vineyards which produce the wine
known by that name extend along the
left bank of the Garonne from just be-
low Bordeaux to something like 20
miles southwark.
Skeat derives "claret'' from "clear, "
the original meaning being clarified
wine, in old French claret, clairet.
The word is obsolete in France, al
though, strangely enough, it is still
used in this country. Notes and Que
yiac
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-07-30
Taking the Hint.

At home stations the private soldiers
washing is usually done by the married
soldiers wives, who are expected to sew
on missing buttons and do repairs, for
which a small sum is deducted from the
private's pay.
Pat McGinnis had a good deal of trou-
BILE with his laundress. Sunday after
Sunday had his shirt come back with
the neck button off or else hanging by a
thread. He had spoken to her Oh the
subject, and she had promised to see to
it, but still the button was not on prop
erly.
He got out of patience one Sunday
when the missing button had made him
late for parade and exclaimed:
Bother the woman! I'll see if can t
give her hint this time anyhow"
He then took the lid of a tin black
ing box, about inches in diameter.
drilled two holes in it with a fork and
sewed it on to the neck of the shirt that
was next to be washed. When his wash
ing came back, he found she had taken
the hint. She had made buttonhole
to fit it!-Rival.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-07-30
Private John Allen In a Swell Tavern.

Private John Allen In a Swell Tavern.
John Allen of Mississippi, the wit of
the house, arrived at the Ponce de Leon,
St. Augustine, registered and was as
signed to room. He had never seen
apartments sc eXtravagantly furnished.
Expensive oil paintings hung on the
walls. The bedstead was of mahogany
and hand carved. Carpeting Relf foot
thick covered the flooring. There were
vases filled with flowers, velvet covered
chairs, lace curtains, beveled mirrors
and all the other appliances of modern
convenience and luxury.
John became alarmed. He figured it
out that that room would cost as much
per day as his salary as congressman
would amount to in half week He
called bellboy, gave him 50 and told
him to quietly find out the tariff on that
ROOM John didn't like to ask the clerk
himself. lie was big man, and that
would look little The boy returned
presently and informed the guest that
the price was $50 per day. Allen went
down stairs, laid down dime and
called for cigar. They didn't sell any
thing but 1.-TWO Bit cigars He put
down nickel on the newsstand and
picked up a New York paper. Twenty
cents more, please" said the clerk. He
got drink and rendered Is cents.
"Where you been stopping - at the
Windsor" asked the barleeper. Drinks
here are quarter" That settled it
with Allen. He went to his room, gath
cred his grips and took them himself
down stairs. Then he called for his bill.
"Why, what is the matter, Mr.. AL
len? We thought that you were going
to spend some time with us?' asked the
clerk.
Every sorry" replied Mr.. Allen,
"but have just received a telegram
that calls me away"
The clerk reached out his hand to tell
him goodby.
"But the bill?" inquired Allen.
"There isn't any bill. You are the
guest of the manager, Mr.. Seavy."
But Allen had to make the bluff
good, and he left on the evening train.
Chicago Times Herald
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-07-30
Sarcastic NOyelist.

The people who want-~-an9 do not
scruple to ask for-favors from public
men are sometimes SO unreasonable as
almost to deserve a rude answer. Such
an answer, for example, as The Golden
Penny quotes:
A certain novelist, not unknown to
fame, received from lady an anstamp-
ed letter asking the loan of his book, on
the plea that she could not obtain it at
the booksellers in her town. His reply
was worded as follows:
DEAR MADAM-In the town where you RS
side there appears to be lack Of all sorts of
things which are easily procurable elsewhere
mot only of my recent work, but also of post
age stamps for letters. l have in my posses
sion, it is true, the book you desire to obtain
and also the stamps to pay its carriage, but,
to my regret, am without the necessary
string to make it into a parcel. If you can
supply me with piece, am at your service. "
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-07-30
Go to Bed.

The best possible thing for man to
do when he feels too weak to carry any
thing through is to go to bed and sleep
as long as he can, says The Medical
Record. This is the only recuperation
of brain power, the only actual recu-
peration of brain force, because during
sleep the brain is in state of rest, in a
condition to receive and appropriate
particles of nutriment from the blood
which take the place of those which
have been consumed by previous labor.
since the very act of thinking burns up
solid particles. dis every turn of the
wheel or screw of the steamer is the re-
suit of consumption by fire of the fuel
in the furnace
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-07-30
A Modern Youth.

"Ha, ha, my proud beauty" said he.
"you love another!'
81 do, said the blushing maiden.
He pondered. well" said he final
ly, his features lighting with fiendish
joy, "you amt in it if you do. Within
"a hours l shall have procured an in
junction against your marrying him.
Indianapolis Journal
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-07-30
A Brief Lesson In Spanish.

Commerce" and "incommunicado"
still prove that the American editor is
unaware that double rs do not exist
In the Spanish language. Mexican
Herald
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-07-30
Advice to a Would Be Actor.

hWhat would you advise fellow to
do who is bound to 60 on the stage and
who can't act any more than Q cow?"
"Tell him to 60 to Chicago and join
live stock company. "-Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-07-30
An Old Beverage.

Next to our grape wine it is believed
that japanese sake, or rice wine, is the
Oldest alcoholic leverage known to
man, its use in Japan dating back over
1000 years.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

ItdtsbeleiOtgun9" Bis gu laa9id6ri9er 3u6t=
bausitrafe seben fam unb griff gum niebers
item StrafmaB = 5pei Monate Setung.
S6 Der @erurtbeilte ans Gei9sgeri9t in
2eip5ig appeliren tpirb2 &iel Gutes piirbe
bort, mad ben @rfubrungen Mnberer, i9tperz
LID fir i'm berausIprtngen.
Sol9e fir Elm fretes StaatsneIen, fel6t
fir cine freie Monar9ie ME Gnglunb gang
un6egreifIi4e @erurt6eilungen tragsn, audi
ipenn lie, fpte i'm porliegenben Safe, perz
bdltniBmdBig milO itnb, mebr CUR Inter
grabbing bes NnIebens beg DeutIden 8ai3erz
tbums BET ols ale bon Der eagliI9en unb
INSTRUMENTATION prefe berii6ten 2iz
gen iiber bic BerIon bes &aifsrs.
@il6elm II. lit in @ielem Elm CANA nels
5ettli9er Wenf3. lin 70 me4r bdtte er Ti9
ldngit ale berartigen pro3eTe snt79ieben
Derbitten io1en.
limb pie bibi4 unb flug pdre es g~etpeIen,
tpenn er an Ieinem biesmuLigen 8e6urtstage,
81. Sanuar 1898, ale berorti9en @erurtbeiz
"NHSGtI lOHltl uHU uC pto ulttl SteUlItCuJ+y
Der gegentpdrtig feline bat6id6r;ge Gtraf6aft
tpe9en MISUNDERSTANDING ni6t auf elmer
Setting, ionoern in einem gem0bnIi9en Sc
fdngntB in @barlottenburg a5ftbt, bur9 1ein
8egnabigun9sre9t uufgebO6en battle!
Die fdtige 3undbme Don 8srurt6eil1n@
gen lpe9en Observation-Disclosures in Yreuz
ben tit Der pOpularitdt, bic Ii9 8il6e[m
bur3 feline 9lten unb bebtutenben Gigen>
i6often ii4ern fOnnte, immer mieber Einberz
lid; unb iie bilbet, mas biel f9limmer lit,
cine S4ma3 fiir's Rei9 ober penig1tens
fir PreuBen.
Na@f4rift. Na9 elmer nelten aubelz
bspeF4e bat Der &aiier ben beritdnbigen uno
bo3ber5iSen @nti9luB 9efaBt, bic Strafe
Sroian's auf5ubeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

man es frI6cr fir einen fools errand"
anqeIeben 6Gtte, 8oblen na9 Netp Gaitle gu
traqen, 10 battle man nod bor flint Sabrell
ieben perlaht, Der es fir mDgli4 gebaltsn
hattie, baB englif9e @iienbdbnen StablI9iez
nen in &merita b~efteIen, unb baB
mir fsrtiqen @uBitabG, guBeiIerne H06teu
unb berqlei6en biGiger auf ben engliI9en
mqrtt perfen piirben, ais bic beimii9en Sa=
brifanten.
Tranfreid, 8uBlpnb unb 9euti9lanb
apolen i6re Sntsrefenfp6dren ertpettern unb
fe ireroen genau ben 8eg einiGlagsn, ben
lie fir ben ri9tigen buIten, Ob er nun ben
GndlGnbsrn gsfdlt Ooer ni6t.
llnIere Nnglop6ilen aber, bic ieBt bic gng=
Gdnber nit fiBIi4em 2d4eln auf Sic S9ut=
ter flppfen unb iugen: r8raOp, 9err Better,
bults bic 5reibeit aufreAt 9e9eniiber ben
olobsnben 8ar6aren," Die 1oIten bebenten,
bah nj / be5iigIi9 Der 6anbeIsfrei=
Gber6aupt ni6t breiureb:n biirfen, BENIN
mir 6u6en Die S6uB5oQpolitit gum prin3ip
er6o6sn, Oeutf9lanD, 3uBlan0 UNI 6rant=
reid finb nur uniere gele6rtgen S6iilec.
0ir perben balb feben, pu5 unIete Singps
1lro 2eute ME DingleD aus 9uipaii MAIDEN
pole1, Wsrben iie Die iebt ben @ngIdnoern
qeqsbenen Rat6f6lGge befOl9en unb @pnoz
lulu gum 5rei6afen MAIDEN, pOer tper0sn Ie
1aasn, baB 6apaii ais She'll Der 8ereinigten
Gtauten alte 8ertrd9e ni3t me6r gu beriidz
iihtigen brau9e ur0 ba6er uniere S9ub3oIle
auf fir Oas SnieIrei4 gelten fOleu2 Sebenz
faGa psrben unTere Singos auf 2ebterem be-
f!e6en. WeBbalb berlangen ite ounn bon
9euti4lunb, baB es &iaOti4au gum 6reiba=
fen ma3s9
0enft man ba ni9t untpiQtiirlid an bic
@eI6i1te nit Dem Sumter unD Der Sub hes
9auern?
Die &eoe Gur5pn's lit iibrigen5 tod aus
einem anberen @runbe intersfIant, benin fe
fpirft, pie uns i9eint, Elm Streifli9t o1f be
4ieiigsn Observation-Disclosures feines 94pu=
gers SOfep6 Setter.
Man bat ii9 itets gepunbert, po6er Der
jun8e Setter plDBli6 gu 70 bil @elb gefomz
men III, UNI 10 Millionen 8u16elQBei5en fauz
fen gu t0nnen. SIT CT biellei9t nur Der Qgent
Gnglcnbs, Dus fir ale SdIe 8orrdtGc emile
gen min? 0dren Die @tntGufe bon Der engliz
i6en Regierung brett abgef9loilen porbea,
bann piir0e bas unge6eures Nuffeben erregt
unO bic Pretie nod bel 606er getrie6en 6a=
ben, 60 a6er purben iie BON ~@ingepei6tsn
nunter Der 9anO" gemu9t, unb ba Die PreiIe
j'bt tpieber in Die 9Dbe i6nelen = Soc 2eiz
ter fet6t beutst an, baB ie bieGsidt Bis
ouf anbert6aI6 Dollars geben mOgsn - 10
itdnbsn ia Der @%ur3on=2eiter : Clique sinige
MiaiOnen Dollars profit in Qusfi6t.
Nenn man nit Elm paor @orten Die frieDli9e
Q0fang Der ge~genpdrti8en Wirren in Nfien
berbi tern, babur9 Die @et5enpreiie
binauff4rauben, Dem %56tpager, benz
S6piegerDater unb ii3 feGbft beGfen fam,
nurum iOate man fe bann un9efprO4en
lafen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

%Ttadten %eintritt, tit ia i9on an tiff erfreuli4
genug.
Iber mod erfreuli9er iinb bic 8prfsbrun>
gen, ipona9 fortan Drtli9e Gtrsitigfeiten
5pif9en Qrbeitern unb @rbeitge6ern bur9
f3tebsgeri9tli6e Gomites geI9li9tet tperben
loaen, nnb pOna3 tiinftig iebes SGbr
cine gemeiniame Sugung bon @srtretern Der
Irbeitgeber unb Der Nr6eiter Der perT9iebez
men @taaten, na9 benz Muiter Der Ioe6en in
Gbicago abgebaltenen gemeinIamen Gonpenz
tiOn, itattfinoet, um ii9. auf ie Elm peiteres
Sdbr iiber 2obnperbdltnifIe unb anbere ben
8etrieb beriibrenOe 5ragen frisolid rnb
~freunO1i4 gu D~erFdnbigen.
@s 1T gu boffen, buB ouf Der aG6Iten,
iiber's Sa9r in 9ittsburg erfolgenben ge<
metniamen Sagung gegenfeitig Derlel6a quite
9etit berri9en ptrb, Der bic @bicagoer Saz
9ung 10 febr aus5ei9nete. Man Darf ppbl
eriparten, oaB ii6er's Sabr bic 9eI6Gfts=
b%erbdltniffe Der 4usbe3a6lung beiferer 2D6ne
ebenlo giinfttg fein tper0en, tpte es biesmal
Der SAT- mar. 1nb boffentli9 niro bas
Spitem frtebli9er unb freunoliGer @ertdnz
bigung 5tpii9en Nrbeit unb Capital in ben
&~oblengruben bulb bermaBen in bas 8lut
Der @rbeiter unb Nrbeitgeber ii6erge6en, buB
es au4 in minbsr giiniti9en 3sitldufen
Stanb bdlt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Sic 0er. Staatem lit Qoren.

Ser bonn 20. S%Sanuar batirte 0prbrud6oz
gen Der @onTularberi6te ent6dIt einige inter
efTdnte Mitt6:ilungen iiber ameritanii9e
unterne6mungen unb Observation-Disclosures
in &orea. go iibsr bas 8erg6auzpribilez
9ium, tpel9es Der Qmeritaner Sames u.
Morfe BON Der toreanii 9en &egierung erhalz
ten bat. OafeGbe eritredt ih9 iiber einen
ettpa 25 M2eiGen 6reiten Iebr eolbrei9en 8ez
atrt unb auf ale barin gefunbenen Mtreraz
lien unb alt fir Is Sabre. Mor1e fat fem
pribilegium an pinen unberen Nmeritaner
2eiqb 0unt berpa6tet, unb bic er bat genii=
genbes ameritantf4es &apital 81 interefiiren
genuBt, 10 baB bemnd6it bic o~eraItete
19le9te StampfmiibGe, pel9e cine San
Sranciscoer Sirma Dor 3ebn Subren e~sGisfsrt
bat, bur9 cine mobsrne Miible bon 40
@tampfen tpirb erieBt tperben t0nnen.
Oie1er 8e3irt ift bsreits felt S~a6rbunberz
ten unb Die1ei6t Sa6rtaufenben bon ben Gin
geborenen Ielbft 6ear6eitet poroen, a6sr BEL
i6ren primitiOen @ert5eugen unb Mstboben,
BADEN fie nur bis auf cine geringe Siefe brinz
gen tDnren. Nber Der l1mitanb, baB bic Be-
pDlteruns einige @rfa6rung i'm 8erg6au be-
fibt, 1T fir bic 9eieQi9aft bon @ortbil,
benin i6r fteben babur9 fu6OerftdnOige Nrbei=
ter 8u @e6ote, bic fir 40 Gents Silber Saesz
Gobn gu BADEN unO piaig unb Iei9t gu bebanz
bdn iinb.
2eiber 1T bic Maf9inerie, tpel9e Biz babin
bon San TranciscO an Die @efeui6aft pie
AUDI T9on fri6er an bic toreanif4e Regie=
rung eeIanbt poroeu it, 10 i6lsbt unb err
bdrmli9 g~etpeien, baB ie taum gu brau3eu
mar, go fam cine pumpe an, bic in Den
Ser. Staten Ntsmonb fir anberss als altes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02
Gin Gnrti1ritt lit Der 2(rbeiterbe:
1UeA1tt0>

User bdtte es geba6t, baB Die Wet4=
foblengrGber bieIes Qances, Die mar getpObna
lid 81 ben ro6eren Der Mrbeiter 3dblt un0
unter benen % piele uunpi1enbe 9unnen unb
d6nli9e 8arbaren", nie Die natiDiltlI3e
Preffe ii4 ausbriidt, gu finpen finb, Der
gan5en Mrbeiter19aft Der Ser. @tuaten unb
anoerer 2Gnber nit 9utem 8eiipiel ppranz
ge6en niirben!
8ts6er mar ibr 6auptitreitmittel Der
Streif. Sin aoblengrGberftreit iagte ben
anoeren. l1nb tpie bGufig paren Iolhe Mr.
Observation-Disclosures nit ernftli9en 6rteoensz
it0rungsn, aud nit 8lutoergieBen O%ertniipft!
Nuerbings lag Elm GROCER S6eil Der 93ulb
an unmenI9li9en uno unerfdttli6en Irbettz
gebern. 1no namentli9 nod mI9reno bes
langtpierigen, bur9 ale Observation-Disclosures
Ii9 6in3ie6enben Streits i'm Sabre 1897 be-
gingen 10 manbe 8ru6enbe iiBer i3mereS
unre9t. 0afelbt gilt bon DerI6ieoenen
Ri9tern unb BON ein5elnsn Sbertffs; elmer
Der 1ebteren, in penniplDanien, Tub iognr
eine f9psre 8luti6ulo auf ii4.
0ieier leBte grOBe Streit enbete nit fe9r
ge6re9li9en not6birftigen @pmDromiHen,
bic ~fetnerlei Si9erbeit gegen bic Mieoerte9r
Ipl9sr 3ultdnbe boten.
l1nb bod 1T iebt ouf Der in Oori9er Wo@e
ba6ier in gbicago abgebultenen Contention
Der @ertrster Der @ru6enbeitber De~ Wei6>
to6lenitaaten unb Der 9elegaten Ser Ser
bGnbe Der @rubenar6eiter Elm lleb.reirlfomz
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