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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-07
NERVOUS DEPRESSION.
IA TALK WITH MRS. prsxHAm.l


A woman with the blues Is very nm
comfortable person. She Is illogical,
unhappy and frequently hysterical.
The condition of the mind known as
"the blues" nearly always, with wo-
men, results from diseased organs of
generation.
1t Is q source of wonder that in this
age of advanced medical science, any
person should still believe that mere
force of will and determination will
overcome depressed spirits and nerv-
BUSINESS in women. These troubles are
indications of disease.
Every woman who doesn't under
stand her condition should write TO
Lynn, Mass, TO Mrs. Pinkham for her
advice. Her advice is thorough COM
mon sense, and is the counsel of a
learned woman of great experience.
Read the story Of Mrs. T. S. BENNETT.
Westphalia, Kansas, as told in the fol-
lowing letter:
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-I have suf.
fered for over two years with falling.
enlargement and liberation of the
womb, and this spring, being in such
weakened condition, caused me to
flow for nearly six months. Some time
ago, urged by friends, wrote to you
for advice. After using the treatment
which you advised for short time,
that terrible flow stopped.
81 am now gaining strength and
flesh, and have better health than 1
have had for the past ten years. 1
wish TO say to all distressed, suffer
ing women, do not suffer longer, when
there is one SO kind and willing to
aid you"
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound is a woman's remedy for wo.
mans ills. More than q million wo.
men have been benefited by it.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

Ism. % i-5s. 20 cover the fanc dir.
lance. Tho best former time was tim.
iN f-Ia,
This constant cutting of records nt
almost every middle distance race held
this season brings forward prominently
the question na 60 whom this rmaahlng
N marks IL going 20 end. n this timc
reducing speed bo sustained fnr very
long. u looks as though some rider win
cover the - miles In 20 minutes Hat.
II IN Interesting 70 note that on tho
day ~ lilkcs' wonderful Performance
Edounrd Tayiorc gave another proof ~
his quality aa b sprint rider IN afdi-
tion 90 his ability q stay ~ middle
distances. Tho Young Freedman made
the marvellous time % I'm. % s-5r. FOR
mile. creating n worlds record. Tayiore
was paced hy three quint teams. and
hla thirds were caught respectively rs
90 80 seconds. q i-5 seconds and q rec.
ondr.
Not n particle Of wind was blowing NJ
the time. and tho conditions were al.
Holuteiy perfect for the effort. The best
previous record for the paced mile
against time wna I'M s'r,. held By J.
pintt-ictta. tho wonderful little Eng.
ifh sprint rider. n wna made on tho
Crystal palace track, near London.
WALLACE t. HYDE.
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fcoprrIrht. insl

AEHNNAANNNH 49,
a. one bound Harry Fixes. the cyclist
has landed firmly In tho center ~ Tho
middle distance racing arena. Ills r..
nnrkabii work against Tom Linton IN
the recent % mile paced contest az the
Willow Grove track. philadelphia, ut
once placed him on par with Jimmy
Michael. Eddie McDunlo. Tom Linton
and Edouard fnylofe.
on that rnmo afternoon Michael and
Mcpunic had onrnetd IN duel. In
which the welsh gnfchit' had proved
superior. In the evening Eii,oa. follow.
ina tho nnme naccmhkorH who had pi-
loted Michael 60 Victory. defeated Tom
Linton In a % milo race In which an
worlds competition records. from , 20
Is miles Inclusive. were smashed. Then
the Saratoga lad. instead Of stopping
nnd being content with his victory ana
great effort. continued ON after the
hour record and rrccoefcd In covcrint
- miles i.22l yards IN the % minutes.
This puts the recently made record Of
- miles 300 yards. holi by Edouard
Taylorc, the crackeriack young French
man, entirely In the shade.
Ell,cs' feat was even morn wonderful
than the many inr0ada TINT have al
rundy been made durinN tho present
yenr on the - milo and one hour rec
orda. After on In and out season. In
which he has several times been beaten
and on two occasions has lot tho track
thoroughly cvhnustcd. i.lkca came 10
hll speed that nlfht with rush. and
inftead of being unable 10 Keep up with
his pacomnkorH was cuhHlnnily urging
thcin ON and demanding fantor pace
Up 90 that time his work hnd boon very
disappointing In the middle distance
races. hut hcnccf0rth h. must certainly
BE- rcckoned with by those who aspire
60 national championship honorn
Eihes gained a biz or notoricty hy
very good wori. In the fix day bicycle
race NJ hndisoa Square Garden. New
York. last wint-. he then declared
hiA Intention 10 Try hla hand NJ the mid.
die distance game this Hcn1on. md more
than one expert thought h. had better
than nm average chance TO become a
star.
iiis ride % Is miles In t,m. ~. N m
average n I'm. is'is. 10 the milo. Going
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
GOSSIP OF
THE GRIDIRON.
An Exceptionally Bright Outlook For the
Coming Football SeasOn---lmpOr-
tant Change In Scoring Rules.


tcopyflghL i1Al
When the football season OF 1897 came
10 an end last December. nm urgent ~
quest was made by those mort inter-
oftod IN tho game that a committee be
appointed 60 consider carefully the va
riouH rules bearing pn the sport, cpe-
oinlly In regard 10 the question ~ mass
playa, against which n VIGOROUS cutlery
had been raised In come quarters dur
ing tho season
These mon folt that romcthinr should
he done TO onuet growing opposition
70 what wcro called the brutal ana un-
necessarily harsh features OF the other
wise hcaithfui sport. In view ~ these
opinions the University Athletic club OF
New York stepped into the breach. This
club. as It's nhme indicates. ~ composed
OF graduates ~ the leading universal
ties and colleges of the United States,
especially or eastern institutions "
learning. ana naturally the members
take a great deal u Interest IN the do
inrn ana plans M their respective alma
matters Tho club has In several In
stances. when intercollegiate football
matches have been played IN New York.
taken charge % all ~ the arrangements.
So when this question ana need arose
the University Athletic club gladly
stepped forward, believing that the only
way TO assure the future success 81 the
game was % revise the rules. with n
Wow 20 eliminating the mass play.
a committee was appointed made up
of men who were authorities on the nm
est points ~ football. Their names are
Walter Camp q Yale. II. d. wrcnn OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

lne eastern univorsitieH. and only after
the new regulations had been adopted
We're copies mailed 10 them. with re-
quest that they be used In the east. An
euoit was made tn have representatives
OF the two committees meet IN order. II
p0ssihle, 90 reach Joint conclusion
ataFF, however. ala not think Il nccos-
saty and the result is TINT the rules
difer materially. 20 that Il viii be- nfac.
uclly impossible 90 make any compari.
sons. BESIDES this difference will tend
70 separate the east from the west In
nll that relates 60 football. and that la.
or course greatly 10 De- rcRrutisd
Il ih unfortunate that chickering's
among the leading eastern universities
forbid nchodulc of rnmca that viii den.
nitcly determine the championship each
season. For some years the only way TO
got nt amy sort Of an idea or the relative
ftrcngth Of some OF the leading teams
l1 by means OF comparisons. which arc
nearly always misleading. ~ 10 not fair
Ca judge the standing Of two collorcn ~
games they hhvr each played against n
third. frequently on widely Separated
dates.
In tho west many chaurea will take
place this fan IN college team ached-
ulee. Tho triple nillnnce" Of Chicago,
Michigan and Illinois within tho "hlg
seven has brought about n new condl-
tlon NJ affairs. ana cicvcns viii meet
on the rrliiron that have never faced
each other before. The big rovcn." na
II IN called. consists or the following In.
adtutlonni Wisconsin, Michigan. Chica-
10. Illinois. Northwestern. Minnesota
ana Purdue. Illinois 81 most benefited
by tho change, Tor the Champinln team
gets n two year contract with Michigan
and has homo rnmc with Mlnncrota
on Thanksgiving day. Chicago VIII have
the usual Thanksgiving day game with
MighIrnn ~ Chicago. This game will
be played outdoors this year. Chicnro's
game with Pennsylvania. regarding
which there seems 90 b. some question.
mnigra a change In the blue and rod
rchodulo necessary. Oct. % viii ptobn-
bly, be- tho date decided upon.
illlnoln plays the Carlisle Indians NJ
Chicago on Nov ~ az q field 10 b. d.
cidcd upon later Illinois ana Michigan
are o. meet Tor the iifnt time. For n
long time Wisconsin has desired % play
the Ann Arhor men. but tnrehail trou-
hlca made % rnme between thcm an linz
possibility. and Illinois. which support
Cd the stand takcn by Michigan and
Chicago. was az nnce given a dnte
which u has boon trying 10 obtain for
several years. The rnmc will b. played
~ Detroit Nov. y. and Michigan has
aignod a contract TO play at Champlaln
the following year.
Illinois ana Minnesota meet on
Thanksgiving day for tho FIRST time Mt
Chnmnlnin with mutlnl rnfisfnction 10
both Institutions. Northwestern uni
vcrslty VIII ngain play tho badgers,
and Wisconsin may md II advantageous
10 mako an eastern trim. Negotiations
FOR such a tour have been made She
has also Invited one OF the big eastern
teams 20 make n western trip ncost fall.
but II IN hardly likely that any one OF
tho ''blr four win take chances ngnlnat
such strong wertcrn teams away from
home. LEO ETItERINGTON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
HARRY ELKES,
CYCLING MARVEL.
The Saratoga Riders Sudden Leap Into
Prominence After Series of Very
Disappointing Performances

NJ practically the same rate, he would
travel nearly 90 militia Within an hour
There are comparatively Few railroad
trains that make anything approaching
this rate Ok speed during an ordinary
run. Tho engineer OF freight iocomo-
tive would have hoart disease II he
Travelled az fast.
II u interesting 20 motto that. while
Fixes completed his - mile record trip
In less than ~ minutes. Il took Michael
that same day IN hia race with McDuf-
Nc. following the same pacing artillery,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

Harvard, Alexander M0ffatt ~ Prince
ton. John r. ncll ~ Pennsylvania and
Paul pnshinl Of I.ehiRh. Every one felt
that the matter could not have been
placed In better hands. The committee
met on several occasions during last
winter In gerrct session, ana while ru-
mora were constantly anont as 10 ihcir
actlunH nothing really definite has been
learned nH o. tho result of their dellh-
eratlunH until recently.
outside of one radical change. which
rsfera 10 tho matter OF SCORING. the COM
mittee has only made notifications Ia
the rules N n purely explanatory ma
ture consisting chlcny OF foutnotef,
marginal and cross rufcrrnocA They
arguod IN this connection that the rules
lhcmselyes were right IN tho mnlu. but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

carihy, ". r.. Ian Maolarcn. Mrs
Naude darlington Booth, T.. Marion
Crawford ana possibly Mark Twain
Dan naly win start the season with
burleaquo. 1.-THE Runaway Girl"
Professor HERMAN SchloHH, pupil n
Liaaf, has just composed patrol en-
tilcd "The burglars Dream" and har
dedicated It 10 "Nld' Mccoy and
spike Hennessy. II viii be heard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

tain whether she win be allie to play
thIH season.
Tho next importation from the Paris
music halls may be Liano De Pougy, al
legged 10 Doe a popular idol there,
Max u'Rell n said 10 have written n
comedy Ia which Ola Ncthemole VIII
appear duflhg the season,
Theatrical companies that do not
present the attraction they have billed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

whe1 those iolut rtara appear IN their
nov play "Atrargl'd on smday"
Stuart Robson hus new play. hy
Augusiua Thomas. called 'rho Only Alr
Ell"
Camille d'AwinF8 manager donler
that bio star hnu any notion of trying a
vaudeville season.
Fanny paVlnports friends now exc
pect her recovery. but It Ia stiu unegr-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27
STORIES OF
THE STAGE

Frod Du nois. husln.-,
The Heart Of Maryland. es, -i
Gently told The following si..,ll-.i
days whom he was With ~. p
stock company nt the l.i... ~ q
House In Albany ID
y recall when We rut b,
Witch Tor n Christina r.-,..f
liohan played the tliio p,rf Il,
nonpluscd f0r o. spflte. IA 90 n
nlpnopa ana g1 through it.
Alhaugh was IN a ounniarr
Few days before the oranIn- "A
bat BE- had engaged In So. ~.
word that he couldn't come. n. Il
stage hands said ho know a m
was a cicvor amateur nrrs,.,
name was Lawrence I.dilnr,,
worked IN on lrnn fouB1ry
haugh Hcnt Tor him. and hs 49,.
the thoatcr at hla dinner hum
had never seen a yamp'm h..
NE. Mr.. Alhaugh act him 1, ~,
ticinr NJ the traps. and The -
had grvat fun with him. n j..
anything about vampire trapi 4,
undcrntnnd that they nro 49,.
things 10 Joke with. When ~.
up through n trap. certain v,..i
the apparatus ntc displaced ~
state hands put on extra u,lsis q.
poor Larry came g. make hi, h.
pournncc through the tran h.
sent al1y hlrh up among ths ~,
ne a miracle he wasn't tnl !.
boys an thought u was 49,, A.
but went down and rave it.-,
lecture that brought then . u.
rcnHea.
IN the orchrrirn vr hsisv., 4.
cnrnoilHt named Gudr. iiftf,.
W. from CANADA. and ] hars 49, T.
he was q dcseftrr from n, A.,
army Tut nt amy mte hsvtt.s,4
ori1ck with the comst Ths Ia, =,
with him was hi1 fandnsft t,r,s-
tie. and when h. had @ Dr., A. -.
on board ho used 90 riay ff,--.
mcnia ~ HE own that wau'i iin ~.
nri a Wagncrinn. After a-s y a.,
muHlral orgies I won't 10 W,s.. 4,
leader ~ the orohfria. al tpt-
never 90 allow Grady IN ttih.ei "A,
he was Intoxicated. The v.1 81 \,
Grady turned up DO q h.tst'l ~ Z
soak The overture htsan 80 y a
Grady. iiln c0rnct was ihfo5 la.v.
mont you could hllr frHitI.s =.
der the u'arc with one en- r.,i,i
told Grady wanted aH5rn IA
when he came. the 3 t,ilri',
him and fired him cut tair afs
10 The street. Grady uiiolttsfn
walked maiertlcnily nruu,it q -,
81 the house and. tni'ng u y r,.i
on the opposite side Of M rHi ~
cd Nearer. Ny God. 10 rhf htvt
that would have brought ilu q :
eyes OF an atheist"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

The Mystery of MortEhgo' and VIII
De in the nature OF a hurirsquo.
The stock companies are going back
% che ola plays. Among those booked
tor presentation IRE "The New Mag
dnlon' ''My Sweetheart" some n Mln-
nlo palmera Old Huccesaas ana other
wen known favorlteH.
Included In the list Of Major Ponds
lecture stars this season are Justin Ne.
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are subject to fine IN Meyl', M sul
also placed on bullhshlei-, 4, ssi "a
poor performance or "h'
on time, d. IN, Ahh..
Creston CLARKE and ~. w IN ssPtl
Prince. win bocin their iou'
az Atlantic CITY -, q itf',,
Max Nordau, the ekpy' ''nleh b ~
ernoy. has written a play -
Or kohn."
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An Old Theatrical Company.

a travelling theatrical company which
n believed TO have had career longer
than any other II about 10 b. dlnbandcd
In Manchester. II has been IN exist
ence n years. II gave IT, nrst per-
Torrance Feb. ~. 1881. Edward Comp
ton n he head. Under hln direction 20
plays were produced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

In tho roifn Of Louis XIV b. -
opera glass wua nut uasi "a n
som became The rare am1-f 90
body who was anybody" b ~ ?
double opera glass came TO- lan,f
ana not lind favor among YEA 4
the first quarter Of the preset 81
a treatise was written On III y
Managing the opefa Glass" lnrtit
was stated that a woman l1is'li
fine arms should hold the Eiaur.a =
two hands. lf ME had ieagiia ~
she should rrmovo hUr rlof's 10
her neck were long fhe rhoul % -
In her chair. etc. IN fact. 0 70 -
"A treatise on feminine roQuia1'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

There a. n roaslhilIty that Mr. Gil
iette win make o. play out Of the Comm
DOYLE stories nni impcrronate the de-
toctlvc.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-22
HusIenn.

auslrnE.
9iab ben ne,,elten Mufnabmen bat
Bessiaeiebt siae YtpDltsrrns pon ettpas
iiber 800, 600 9egen ettpa 900, 000
i'm Sa)re 1895.
Sn jeosr Gtabt uno ieosm Epri
3,ut dlanos miro jest cine slrt Genius
Der 2lnarhilten lpspie uller pes 9tnardi:=
mus=Ssrodhtiaen aufgenommell.
Wlls Sill fomlnt Die llnaliidsfl,nbe.
oob Der oeuti6e Gampfer .Noele", &a=
pitdn Gruebielo, nit Mann uno msaus
rerloren lei. 9etailnahribten iibef
sas ~ e, mann uno wo l;egen ur1 ni6t
Dor.
Ser Brdlioent oeS preuBiibsn Mbgt=
orbnetenbaules pon &rpeder ipa Die
Nbli6t babet, aaen Qlnssitellten oes
Daules oa5 Srd9en eine5 Sbnurrbartes
81 perbisten.
Gin MusItdno bon $4,000 Seiben=
'plnnern IN Der Gbeinpropins wurot
giltlib beiDele9t.
Tie Ihmeiserild)e Sunbesperiamm=
lung hat Sr. Miasr, bisber gorIteber
DER Militarperlualillna, iiir oas ndhite
Sabr gum Braiibenten Der gibaenolien=
ibaIt, uno Gerrn 9nufer, ,bisber Gbef
oes Oinan5burealis, gum Gisepralioens
ten geudblt.
Gat PoytaO. Ontario. lit in srpBer
aufreallng iiber sans unerb6rte 8clo=
illnoe Der Miitaoo Nfine. Cine 9(oer
maroe blpsaeleat, Die bon 5000 bis
$50, 900 in Sob per 5onne ereibt. 9ie
Glgentbilll'er Der Wline tuo1nen in
Gn9lano.
Sic nmerifoniifen Grieoens=Gommii
|d:c haben garis perlailen unO Die
9simreiie angetreten.
sSrantreids ginfuhr ,pd6reno Der
erlten elf Wpnate beg lautenoen Sabres
bat i'm Beraleidh an Dem en!ipreflenoen
3eitroum bes 9priabres I'm II, 1913, o60
puno Sterling suaenommel:, ,ndbrenb,
Die Nusf,lhr in bemielbeit-3sifraum I'm,
5,eO8. 200 pfuno Sterling abnahm.
Die iran30iiihe geputirtertammar
bat beinahe einltilnmia elm 9arleben
bon ssr. 200. .000.O 600 fir ben gau ppn
@ilenbabnen in Sontin genebmiat.
sn Mublano orobt tpisoer eirle SUN.
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Wetteite NadriGtett.

e}n oabr in Baben linb ourb Gin=
ltur5 eines na6ldllig aufeefibrten Neu=
bales abt an belnielben be1nditiete
yauarbeiter ihlper, tbeillpeile tootlid
perleBt woroen.
g.n nit 0aeelIblag berbnnoenes
Gelultter bat III @ien 9roben Sdaoen
anaeribtet.
Wlajor Wardanb unb feline Bealeiter
baben am Mor9en oes IL. Deaember
lSn1booa 9erdumt. gls Die frans6liihe
Ulagae eillae5oaen tuuroe. tpuroen Die
brltll6e uno egpptiibe 6laaee aufae=
bibt. Die Sransoien 3osen nad Dem
Sabat GluB.
Die 2onoon vDoilp Mail" fiinoiat
an. ooB Die @arneeie'iden 5tabluerfe
Die 2ieferuna bon 10000 Sunneu
Stabll6ienen nad Dem gape Der auten
0oftnuna iibernonnen baben. Ser
preis 1T uni>l5 ediaina per Sonue
illeoriaer lpie oerjeniae, Der BON ben
englllten 6lrmen uerlanet uuroe.
Sn Cambridge aerietben Wi(liam
9arris lno Sobn 8iiilt, sfuei in Der
Wartonf9en Ylebiabrit anselteate g.=
better, am Wontae Mbeno, nahoem lie
p,rldieoene Qibationen in elmer Gneipe
elnaenommen battcn, in Streit NIT
elnanoer, oeilen GeIultot mar, bab 6ar=
rls bon 8llilt nieoerpeIblaaen uno ae=
tootet iuuroe. Guilt, Der Iamilienpa=
ter 1T, tpuroe perbafteu.
Gait Der ganSe Weiddltstbeit beg
5tdofdens Siffin. &c., brannte nieoer.
Das sSeuer entiianb ousd eine 2ampell=
erplplion in einem 2ogirbaufe. Die
TrsimalIrer9ale imo 5ebn gertaufsIdr
ben slngen IN &aud uno 6lammen auf.
Nabridten BON Gnor County, Gp.,
beIasenL oab otei Monofbeinbrenner
Namens Sacob 2ambert, @reen uno Elm
lnbetannter Mann in eil,em Sample
NIT Gepenuebeamten 9et6Dtet uno oer=
l11eoene oerlelben perlpunoet moroen
lelen.
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1etn Srubel su reilem.
Die 3iiocs sSeancmIi@fetten uun beute MAIDEN has
@eiien attaenehm

0ergleihet Gilen5a6n Sransporta-
tions : 6acllitdten Der aegenmdrtieen
3eit nit oenen Der pionier Saaen Der
gllenbahnen. Ser 3eitpunft erltredt
litb nibt iiber Die Spdbne zines 2ebens
uno es leben jebt gerionen, tpelde bic
ipunoerbare @oplution eeIebeu baben,
Die ale Pbaien oeIes Subjects ausae=
3eibnet bat. Das iorsFdltis sebaltene
nit Stein ballaitete @abnbett uno Die
Ihtperen ltdblernen Sbienen Der penn=
lDlpania 2inie1 uno Die elattlauien.
Den Cars nit clururi0len beimiihen 8e=
quelnlibteiten miihen 1th beIonoers
aussei1nen als ein uunoerbarer Sort
'ihrltt, Der bon elmer Generation offen=
bart lpuroe, ipenn ber9liben nit Den
3u9fdcilitaten gu elmer 3eit, tpo Die
giienba6nen in ibrem Mnfanae !paren.
Die 6abr3eit Der 3iiae 3eigt ebenfais
eiilen aroBen 6Ortihritt. Dann for=
oerte es @oden uno Monate fir cine
RelIe bon Sem Dort, Ybi(a0eIpbia ooer
Darrisbnra na6 Dem peltliden Yenn-
inlbania, Obio unb Snbiana. Sept
1T es einfab eine ssrcse bon 5tunoen,
uno oaau ilur nod uenige, fiir cine fol=
DE Meile, Die iiber Die penniplpania
Ginien gelnadt tueroen fann, ohne oaB
man oon benz 3uae.. ablieiaen mub, oa
i1ma fbafte Rabl5eiten auf Dem 3nse
'erpirt peroen unb man einen guten
| g tlaf baben fam in luguriolen ehfaf-
magen, mdbreno man idnea mad .iei=
mem aeilesiel gebraht piro.
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NotitiiNsS.

/ Ser @onareB bat iid uom 81. Sc
senlber bis 4. Sailaar Derla9t.
/ I Snl Oauie ipurDs Der 9erlu6 oe,
n,unt, Die nutipiliii1e lobge sHprlug,
iuleosr otis Sopst su blingen, bod
ipllroe Der Werlllh m,i 1OS .Jesen IUt
Gtinliileil abgemieien.
Ter Mcaragua Ganal=plan ,puro,
i'm Genat e,0sieai lnb feline 6auptbe.
filriDorter oranaeil auf lpfotti9e Snt.
lihelDnns absr Die @eaner leblen E:
buyG, Oab Die, pbne. 3iusiiel nod ni1I
dang uarIleaenoe lnb lpru1reiie Sobt
bis na6 Den Usiertaasislien periboben
lmuroe.
Sn Ganlas Gi!p taate Die Nmerican
6eoeratlun Of 2abpr (ynn0 Der ameri=
fanllhen Observation-Disclosures Y,1=
|iibent Gonipers sog In ieiner Sabrss=
laniprabe i'll Der fharflteu Meiis seoen
Die inperialiliiide Yplitit All 6eloe uno
Der @onuent Rabm init alien geaell cine
Sinme entlprebence 0erbanlnun9s=
bsl1sllie an.
6taatsauoitor 8ualbart nil ben
3ndertrlilt 5lnillgen, ieine Worrdtbe in
|Saio au bsIteueln. .Uiun 5erebnet be
ouberlBcn Gteuern nehlt Strai5ui6lae
fir Die leBten 5 Sabre ouf oas biiDibe
siilnuldeu bon IS, $50, 600, mas offer,
bugs fir Die 5teuerSaDlsr oes Staates
cine nidt 81 uerasbtenpe y8eibna1tsgabe
ndre. Ger 5ruit lpirD lih aleronlas
nit Danoen uno Giiben Besen Die suse-
oatte 5teuer webren.
Mm. 5. G,pun bat fein Rommonoo
nieoeraele9t uno iid foIort iiber Die
iplhtialten politiifen Sagesfra9en aus@
aeipro6en. yrpan lit aegen cen Snl=
perialismus aber fin bic Maiificirune
ess Griebensbertraees, ,peiI our1 Die
8erweiaeruna Der Ratifieieruns eroBe
&pnfuiion uno pieaei6t internationale
Yerluidlungen entltehen tonnttn. Gr
lit itopb baiiir. bab nadoelu Die Wmeri=
faner allf Cuba, Rorto Gieo uno ben
pbiliotiasn Die Dsonuna besasiislt,
Der gepOlteruna Der SnIsIn Die Yerual.
t,ins iiberlailell pesoe.
.Sm GnlloesabgeorDnetenbaaIe Bat
GlTen Gus Msbil;id eine Sill einseuiht.
laut iuelder ilstiinftis Die .Soloiers
6omes" uno ole o,loeren, bon Der yun=
cesresieruna our 6iiriorge iiir uertriip=
pelte uno inpa!ibe GolOa.en lnterbal-
teren 9InItal!en ben ebentaligen @onfb=
oeririen ebenio ipie ben uniolls ltreitern
rfIen fteben ioaen ,uno balo iperoen tulr,
es erleben. bob i'm @eiite Der neuen
SriioerliAfeit" fiir tpelGe Der prdIoent
i'm Giioen Propaganoa madt. Elm Nu=
traa aeltellt luiro, ben ebemaliSen Ne=
bcasn PenI;onen 81! besablen..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-22

Gin 2onooaer Geriht bat entI1ieoen.
Dat bic britiI6e ginfommensffeuer auh
pom aanscn proiit Der st. qonis yre-
ming So" erbpben tperoen fanit; bielelbe
belibt IL Brauereien in ct. Qollis (ger.
Gtaatel) aber Die MitaIiener 6iefer Sc
lelldaft fino idmntliN @ngldnoer.
Gnglano bat INNER nod guter Up.
petit. Wie Die .Dailp Mail" neloet,
1oll es jeBt aud Die oauernos BsIeb=
ung Der Sniel Greta befblolien baben.