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Dawson All hight.

The steamer Alki arrived Mt Seattle
from Dawson, on the 2Sth. II brought
advices from Dawson up to Novem.
Der 18th. The Axis passengers in.
cluded thirty persons who left Daw-
con between November 22ud ind
25th. All, without exception, say
there will be no starvation mt Dawson
this winter or next spring. When in.
formed Of the action being taken by
the United States Government 10
sends in o relief expedition they paid
tho scheme was unnecessary and I'm.
called for. Over two thousand men
have gone from Dawson to Fort
Yukon, where 10 an unlimited supply
OF provisions. Those remaining IN
Dawson have three regular meals
every day, and have enough supplies
in eight to last well along IN the
spring. No sickness Is reported at
Dawson and everybody there ia in
much better circumstances and wor.
ryipR less over the food situation
than their friends on the outside i'm.
agine.
Tho Alki's raseopgen brought out,
It Is estimated, about $4,000 in dust
and nuggets,
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To Whom it May Concern,
STATE LASD OFFICE.
CARSON CITY, New, Dec u. 1897


CARSON CITY New, Dec %, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the state OF
Nevada, under the Act Of Congrcss approved
June III. 1881. C2I Stats. 2sT. has nlcd in tho
United States Land Onlce NJ Carson CITY.
Nevada. List No. III of lands selected un''
der said Act, and has applied for "A pat- nj
for said lands: mat "A part Of said iI,t is
open TO the public for Inspection. and a
copy thereof, hy descriptive subdivisions
has been posted in a convenient place i'm
said United States Land Onlcn for the in.
spcGiioh OF all persons interested and the
public generally.
Within the next sixty days following tho
date OF this notice protests or contests
hgaihSt the claim OF said S:atC % Nevada
70 any tract or subdivision described in Tho
IlSt, ON the ground that the same IN more
valuable Tor mineral than agricultural plr
poses, VIII lie received and noted BY the
register aud Receiver Of the United States
Land ONCE ut Carson City, Nevada. for ra
port TO tho General Land ONCE at Wash.
ington, ID. &.
The following are the subdivisions de.
scribcd, to wit: Sc :. Of II a. a and Lots l.
3& ! see :, n Il OF $ " q and n !, OF ) l.,
sec !. and n g L Of n q a sec ~, / Il "a a.:
ana n " = OF u " =, < a Of y q Y and : 4,
OF : " = sec *, and Sc I Of v a and 4 q
= OF q = sec 90. nnd q u OF " sec m.
ana $ Q q Of : u a sec IL, ri 81 n n
rs M-1p2 acres.
a.. q. PRATT,
State Land Register of the
State Of Scyaln.
Date OF first Insertion. Friday, Dec. -. 1907.
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To Whom it May Concern.
STATE LAND OFFICE.
CARSON, CITY. New, Nov. ~, 1897.

~
Notice Is hereby given that the State O,
Nevada, under the Act OF Congress approy-
ed June Id, lsSD I'll Stats. 2s7l. has filed In
The United States Land ONCE nj Carson
city. Nevada, Lis. No. I'D OF lands selected
uhdCr said Act, and has applied for a pat.
ent for said lands; that "a part OF said list
is open TO the public for inspection, and a
copy thereof. by descriptive subdivisions
has been posted in "a convenient place in
said United States LAM Office for the in
Spcciion OF all persons interested and the
public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the
dhlc OF This notice protests or contests
against the claim 81 said Stale of Nevada
To anv tract or subdivision described II
the list, on the ground hat the same is
NOR" valuable for mineral than agricultural
purposes. Will bc received and noted hy the
Register ana Receiver OF the United states
Land once nj Carson City. Nevada, for RI.
port TO the General Land Once al Wash.
inctOn, ID. g..
The following are the Subdivisions de.
scflbcd, TO wit: -. W. a of 5. ". a Sec.
%, J. 81 y. X. IS r. VI. ID. -. & Mo acres.
y. c. PRATT.
State Land Register OF the State
OF Nevada.
Date Of FIRST insertion, Friday, Dec. g.. 1871.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-02
To Whom it May Concern.
STATE LAND OFFICE.

STATE LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, New, Dec. 2l' 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the stale OF
Nevada, under the Act OF Congress APPROX
ed June 10. 1870 t2l stats. ssIl, has n,ed In
the United States Land Onicd nj carson
CITY, Nevada Lists So.lSS lqSand l9iofland
selected under said Act, and has applied LOT
patent for said lands; that n part otsaluUst
Is open TO the public for inspection, aud IA
copy thereof. by descriptive sub divisions,
has been posted In u convenient place IN
said United States Land ONCE for the In
spection OF NIL persons interested anu 'he
public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the
date OF this notice protests or contests
against the claim OF said state OF Nevada
TO any tract or subdivision described In the
list. on the ground that the same Is more
valuable for mineral than agricultural pur-
poses, will be received and noted bv the
Land Office at Carson City. Nevada, Ter re-
port to the General Land ONCE NJ wash
,uston, ID. q.
The following are the Subdivisions de-
scribcd, to wit: s. - OF $. +. a. Sec. !: I;
W. u Sec. 0. s. F.. = OF s. T.. 4 Sec. II, T.. =
Off. f. y aud y. +. y OF :. +. q, See. 81,
y. W. u OF <. ". Il. y. W. 4 Of ". ". 4 and
". +. q OF y. +. = Sec. 81, n. u Of =: ". =
n. ". u and Lots 8 and ! OF sec. 3. S. i Of
". Z. q, s. W. u OFFS. r. 4, s. +. = Of S. W.
q aud Lot ? OF Sec. {. y. 4 OF y. r. = ani \.
4 Of. +. Z. Sec: 9, I. ~ y: X. Is r., Lots
". 40 y. ". i See. ~, 4. u otS. L. 4. y,
II. 4 Of :. ". Sec. -. +. x ofS. (. 4 Sec.
g. T. ! Of \; II II I See Sc 81 Snd $; W; ASfT !,
and S. Z. y OF $. f.. = Section 81. t. Is y. K
& y F. r. = Of !. y. / OF ~ and + ! q : ),
ii, w. il OF S. +. 4. s.ii OTIS. VI. I'm. W.,
OF 5. W. a Section %, n. +. a Of n. W. a, r.
piofN, y. = and y, Z. ,iet ); 4 = Sec: 30
Sec ~, $. l.. IofN. j., :. and $. +. = Of S
r. sec. 30. Sc: = OFFS. 4, q Sec. %: Z. =
OF n. E.G, :. ". = Of y. r. a. w. y OF :. +
and WI 4 q \; Y. = Sec Sc 81; + an
i. az. !. OF :. +. i. S. VI. i of&. i. / anJ
$. =. "a oI =. W. a, Sec. ~, and n. W. = o
y. W. a Fec. -: I. q y. L.. 81 Els. i Of y
IS. 7. 10 \. r.. d. +. W. i ofs y. = ana e. J,
OF 5. W. a SEC. 4. and =. ". = OF =. r. a Sec
s, T. - y. II. 63 r.. :. W. "a OF s. r. = rec /:
u, I. u \. R.Gi =, S. +. !. Of 5. F.. = See. 81
NV. i of S. ". = and :. 4. :. OF :. ". !.
+. !, W. = OF :. r.. a and :. W. = Of T.. 4
Sec. - md y. ". q y. r.. = sec. 81, T. /;
y. Z. % =; = y ofS: =. = and n, u sec, 9
= Of :. W. = and Lot ! Sec. =, Z. II y. Il. 6
r.: T. !; OF y. W. =. 6. w. a OF y. ". !,
and y; ". OF 5 "; u Sec. Is, 4. - y. re
laid :: =. a Of ). w = sec. 10. T.; Is \. II
a. H.; :. W. Lof y. W. = and Lots rs 1 sec
;, T. Is y. Il. GS D.: :. ". a OF \ ". = Sec. =
D.. u Of =. 4. u sec. 3, y. y. Il. S y. a Of y. "
a aud y. =, of :. y. a and 5, W. Y of = n
sec. 10, y. W. ! of y. w. a sec. IL, n. ". a o
y. ". a rec Ii. y. II Of y. p. q and $ ". !.
:. o. = sec. Id r. 81 y. u. Gi 4. N. u. Il. 4 NJ
| tl31.s2 acres.
a. C. PRATT,
State Land Register o! the Stat,
OF Nevada.
Date OF first insertion. Friday, Dec. 81, 1897
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EASTWARD THROUGH
THE ROCK ~uIUryr~


The traveller, tourist OF business
man Is wise when he selects the Rio
Grandc Western Railway "Great Salt
Lake Route" for his route Ia the East.
it IL the only transcontmontal limo
passing directly through Salt Lake
City, and in addition to tho glimpse
it affords of the Temple CITY. the
Great Snlt Lake and picturesque
Salt Lake and Utah Valley, H. affords
the choice Of tircc distinct routes
through tho mountains and tho most
magnificent scenery in the world.
On all Glasses Of tickets stopovers
arc granted mt Ogden. Salt Lake
City, Glcnwood Springs. Tcadvillc.
Colorado Springs. Dcnvo mud other
points of interest. Double daily
train service md through Pullman
nnd Tourist sleeping cars between
San Francisco and Denver. Tourist
cars through 10 Omaiia. Chicago and
Boston.
For illustrated pamphlets descrip
tive OF the "Great Salt Lake Route"
write to T.. A WADLEIGu, General
Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City.
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Would Save His Boots.

After he had sold his load OF wood
and had received s4.25 for il, he
strolled over to the little combination
billiard parlor and barroom on the
other side Of the square, says the New
York Press. His faded old eyes light
ed W and his new cowhide boots
larded generously in grease, squeaked
exultantly N he thought OF that
drink he had been planning to get
yer since he left the farm ut day.
break.
Jest one old %snitter,
or that good old litter"
he cooed to himself, @and I'll be
prim I'd to start fer home.
ABOUT one finger OF that old red
eye will do the bizness, | kalculate,'
he coniided to the bartender, rs hc
pulled a feverish red milton from his
right hand and jammed it down in
his "pants' pocket. Il amt a drink
in nun mover was-but when il 8 SC
cold outside yer breath freezes tc
t'waggin wheels yes got ter resort to
some powerful remedy to thaw it
out"
The bartender agreed with him,
For months no had watched the old
farmers come in, order just n fling
or Of whisky aud drink a whole hand.
full OF fingers for the manifestly unfair
expenditure Of $40. He had decid,
ell to put a stop to it, and the farmer
with the new cowhide boots was the
first victim.
The remedy lie placed before him
was powerful enough to thaw the
Yukon. The old man poured his
glass full-just rs tho bartender
know he woodland gulped it down
in one big swallow. Tho effect was
instantaneous. Tho victim gave one
convulsive shudder, looked r~oproach-
fully at the bartender and whirled
around four times. Then he sat down
and hastily began to pull of his COW.
hide boots.
~Whut the mischief are you dong
TINT forY" inquired the astonished bar
tender.
"Can't you sec them brand new
boots!' gasped tho victim. @D'yc
think I'n goin' t'let them burn up,
tew9"
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Cotton MIil. In sru,.,,,,,

In Baar, Switzerland. there IL n
,o:ooo'spindlc cotton.mill run by cleo.
,ric power from the 1ihonc, which river
~ only n Few hundred feet away. Three
motors are kept, Of which ono driycs
INC openers. cards. combins machines.
u,nW'hr and flyer frames. aud supplies
@"o lamps: the second drives tho mules
ana the third the vcntilating fan and
workshop.
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TO Whom it May Concern.
STATE LASD OFFICE.

HSa' v hsNN' w NV.
Carson CITY, Nov. Dec. ~. 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that tho State n,
Nevada, under the Act II Congress- nm.
proved June III, iSaJ (2l stats. 2g7l, has 0Ird
~ the United states Land OmCc nj Carson
CITY, Nevada, List No. 23 Of lands selected
under said Act, and has applied for "a nat.
ont Tor said lands: that n part Of said list
Is open To- the public for inspection. and "A
copy, thereof. by descriptive sui diyisions'
mas been posted IN u convenient place IN
said United states Land OnlCc FOR ia. In
spf1;ion OF al, persons interested and the
public generally.
Within the noxt sixty days following the
uhin or this notice protests or c%Ontrutg
against tho claim OF said State Of Nevada
tohny tract or sub division described I'm the
ils.t, on the ground that tho same is tnnrc
valuable Tor mineral than agricultural MIR.
poses, VIII bc r,cci"cd and noted by Tho
Register and Receiver 81 tho United Stnt"s
Land Onlcc NJ Carson City. Nevada, for ,r'
port 10 tho General Land once III Wash.
igton. -. G. '""
Inc following are. tho sub divisions lr.
s0iibcd. TO wit: Lots nnd = SEQ. q. md
10y 2Nrc. ", I. - n. Il. ~ y. ~. /. Il. 4 NJ
l22.n acres,
a. &. PRATT.
State Land Register Of tho State
Of Nevada.
Date ofhrSt Insertion, Friday. Dco. y. 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-02

a man in Mason Valley went to
feed some hogs the other duJ and fell
INTO the u among tho hungry swine.
Tho fal' stunned him md before lie
could get up the bcgs had taken a
few mouthfuls Off Ina legs. Tho
mans cries were heard by persons
ciose at hand, who drove the hogs
away.
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Lodgings can be had at the Silver
Brick Lodging house, kept by Mrs.
II. McAdams, for 30 ceuts a night
Tho rooms are finely furnished and
in n new brick building in tho rear of
Alexandor's store. =
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Dave Casper has lust received a
new lot OF samples Of Fail nnd
Winter c;e.Ling which will DO made
70 order from 1885, up.
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limited STATES LAND oFFtrE can.
y son City. Nc:ndn. November NJ Isif.
NOiIco ~ hereby given pursuant 10 in.
structions and 10 n%Ccordnncc with Tho iii.
rcctions OF the Secretary Of tho interior.
unuer The prov IsiOns Of Sec. z OF tho aci Gi
july =. 1881 t2J Stat 100, that tYO su,rII.
Visions o. land on tho Fort IIallock nInnd.
oncl military rcscrvntIDn. Nevada. moro
particularly described rs tho NwI SWi,.
X, ~ Y, together with Tho buiidings there
on, VIII he offered NJ public auction. on tho
reservation. on tho second day of F"br,t.
hry, ms, NJ ~ A. NJ. 10 the highest bidic t
~. tho. purchase money o. bo paid nj ,hc
time OF tho snlo. OLIVER H. UNLi,Iipl
Rciistcr. DAVID H. HALL, RccciyGr'
rotary. nSj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

t6utId9li9 Elm gebeimes Document
ii6errei6t poroen tpGre. (D
NQ6oem fi3 bic Grregung, tpel4e
bieier @rtIGrung foIgte, gelegt bate,
antportste Der 3euge auf cine &nfrdge
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bdbt bGtten. 9iefel6en tpGren na3
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genpmmen unb m09li6er @eiie na4
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ben.
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be3eugte no9 Wieoeruufnabme Der
SiBung, Dab 3oIa BON Der parteili6z
felt, tpel9e Bel benz GTterba5pz&riegsz
geri6t geberri9t babe, auf's Sisffte
bsrii6rt norOen lei. Der 3euge Mann
te Dds S6riftitiid 3ola's, pegen beI>
len bteier an9eflagt lit, bic Shat eli
nes 9roB6er5igen, tapferen Mannes."
Ser Qutor 9iruro ipra9 Ii9 in gleiz
DIEM Sinne aus.
Der nG6Ite 3euge tpar Der i~o3ializ
ftii9e Seputirte Suures. @r fritz
iirte bic Regierung i'm 4Iqemeinen II.
fiibrte bic ROtbpshDigteit bes qebeis
men 8erfdbrens BEL Dem @iter6q3nz
&rieqsQeri9t auf bic Notbpenbiofeit
auriid, ben Wiberipru6 in ben Meis
nunoen Der Sa9perftdnDi0en i'm Scubs
re 1894 unb 1897, mas bus y8Orbez
reau" an6strtfft, gu perbeimIi9en.-
ScSaurss 6eI6uloigte ben @enerulita6
6es GinperItGnbnife5 nit Maier
GIter6a8D. Der ein5ige 3nsf Deg
&rieosGsri6ts i6eine Der getpeien gu
fsin, Gfter6a5D gu re4tfertigen. Oes
@eiteren ariff Der 0eputirte bic Miz
niter auf bas Seftisite bafiir an, ouB
iie ii9 ni9t ben 9el4pOrenen gegers
iiber geIteIt 6Gtten. n2i4t ioa auf
Die @ngsIsgen6sit getpprfen peroen?"
10 fruete Saures i'm Son uno 8efte
zines 9etlamators. rWdrum baben
benn bic 0eputirten, beren Majoritdt
babOn iiber3eugt lit, baB Der 0reDfuss
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

Der bsutigen @er6anOlung Der 2iige
ge3ie6en bat, feline Setunoanten gez
f6idt uno i'm gum 9ueG b~erausgez
fproert.
5irt Serbtnunb's Mutter
i'm Sterben.
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@ien meloet Der Selegrap6, baB bic
8rin5e7iin Glementine bon Bourbon
Orleans, bic Mutter bes 5iiriten SER
binanb BON 8ulgdrien, benz Sobe nu6s
lit unb bereits bic Ster6eiatrunrente
empfangen bat.
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len, i'm 81. QebsnSju6re Ite6enOen
prin5eITin lit S9loB @bentbal. @us
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poer BEL i6rem So6ne 5erbinano in
Sofia peilt. 9rin3eiIin GIementine
mar nit benz 1881 ssItor6enen Prtnz
gen &uguIt BON &o6urgz@ot berz
mGblt unb lit bic NNutter bes 0ftrsi9iz
f6en 5elomarf9au : 2ieutenants
Prtn5en Pbilipp, bes 9rin3en 2ubpig
4uguit, 0itret9ii9en GontredbmiraIs,
Der Prin5efftn &lotbilbe, @smd6Gin
ocs @r3ber3Ogs Soiepb BON Setrei6,
uno ME erpd6nt, bes prin5en 5erbiz
nanb, Der als 6iirit 5erotnanb Ru4s
fplger bes belbenbaften 8attenbergers
auf Dem bulgarti9en Sbrone purOe.
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gelorei9Itsn unO gilt uls cine Der geiit@
reihIten, aber aud b:rI9lagenIten II.
intriguanteiten unter ben firitIi9en
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Me6rere M6georonste md9ten beute
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Sapet gu bringen. Sriegsminiiter
General 8iuot unb MiniIterprGTbent
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9roseFes gegsn 3Olu unb 9errieur
perffoben tperbe. Der OeputirteRoz
DIE periu9te 81 %dntpurten, er tpurOe
a6er our Srbnung serufen. Damn
nurbe bic einfa4e Su~gesOrbnung nit
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Ats gegsn q Stimmen angenomz
men.
General 8iaot ertlGrte bic W}eI=
bung, er itGnoe nit Der 5amilie OreDz
fus tusgen Wieoerer0ffnung bes Sal
les in 8er6inOung, fir uniinnig, unO
~pieoerbolte, baB 0repfus i9ulOig lei.
3oGo's beutf8e Sreunbe.
8erIin, II. Se6ruar. - 6ier gu
2anoe berfoIgt man bic 8OrsGnge i'm
9ro5eB 3oIa nit ~geIpanntem Sntereiz
ie, p6gIei9 Der San 9reDFuS na3 Der
Iebten GrtIdrung bes Stautsiefretdrs
bss NeuBeren b. Billion, DaB 9repfus
niemQls audi nur nit Ginem Dtutz
i9en Qtgenten 5u t6un gebabt babe,
aud bier, mas 0euti9lanO iel6It an
betrifft, fir a6gei9loien gilt. Man
ntmmt uqgemein fir 9repfus uno
Cola Stequng, unO e5 fsblt unS ni9t
an oerdrtigen &unoge6ungen. Oa3u
bemertt nun Die y&0Inii6e 3eitung:"
Die beutIGen 8unbge6ungen ertpeiien
3Olu ben i9limmiten 9tenit. Der
@inbrud bss 9ro3efies pirb Elm UNI
10 t%teferer tperben, je ferner bic 0eutz
f6en fi6 balten."
9os ftGotiI6e 9ireftprium Der otaz
bemif9en Qeieba1e bat ben Qntrag,
benz 6elben bes SGges in 6rantrei6,
emile ;3olq, cine QbreHe gu iiberIenz
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9ele6nt. Nun iammelt elm beiOnoeres
StuoentenSGomi prtbutim Inter
f9riften in atubemtI9sn &reiien fir
cine 4orefe an ben uneri9rodenen
4omdncier.
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&riegsi6iff r@alateu," peI6ss, ME
9eitern gemeGOet, unlpeit Der 9aFenei1@
fabrt nit BAN PdFdgierOampfer
nMarbeQa" coQiOirte unb bieien in
ben @runb bobrts, nnb babel ieIbit 10
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Sii[fe Itdrter Remorqueure pieber abb
ge6ra6t uuo tn's ODD 9ei4leppt NOR
ben. Der Rdmmpibber unD Der Bug
Der g8alatea" finb Bel Der GDqiiipn
aertriimmert tpOroen; ob audi Die ipnz
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2i3t ni8t Derlangt?" Damn prizes
Saures Cola bafiir, baB er vIeine 60sz
pi1igen @erfoIger Bios geIteGt" unb
ben v8eneralItab BON feinem elenben
Stanbpuntte Der ltnberantportli6z
felt, pel3e ben @eg fir 5utiinftioe
n0e6acles" ebne, berabgsrifen babe"
0ieie 8emertung beruria9te einen
grpBen Sumult. 9raborufe unb lGrz
menoe Observation-Disclosures mif4ten
tt6 in chamber.
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bergIet6en gu tOnnen. Der prGiibiz
renoe Rt9ter uno Der @eneralaoppz
fat cPponirten inoefen bieIem Ser
langen. Wiebsr fol9te cine 6eiBeQusz
einanoerieBung. Qabprie rei9te einen
bieSbs5iglifen Gntrag i6riftli9 elm,
beriel6e purbe inbeien na6 furaer
8eratRung bes @sri9ts6ofss abgez
tpieIen.
9er 9anOi9riftenzS a9DsrftGnbige
8ertiIpn betunoete bann, paB Orebz
fus t6atfd6li9 bus .8orbereau" qez
f6rie6en babe. gr babe M6i6rtften
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Qbi6riften DOr5ulegen, ~dntportete
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3i9ter 81 Der 8emertung psranlaBte:
Der 8riegsminiIter ulein bat Die
QutOritdt, einen iol6en 9efebl 81 err
laien."
Damn perben mir einsn Iol9en
9etpiB ni4t erlungen," 10 ~antportete
2a6orie.
Damn ipra9 Der ~porIiBenbe 3i6ter
Die 8srtagung Bis MontQg aus.
Die Weni9enmengen begriiBte Die
Sfi3iere bei'm @erlofen bes SSuti3s
paloites nit 3urufen; es famen aud
EN- paar 8algereien prr. Gin ernItli@
DER 3tpti4enfaQ funb aber ni6t lfatt.
Bie es 6eiBt, bat OberIt picquarb
Dem @nnaIt Senrp, pelfsr ibn in
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nel9em er fir bas O6srsari4t 6as
Re6t in Qnfpru6 nimmt, bic 2egt8lds
tur oes 8plt5raao5 gu ]raOioiren un0
duBer 9r1ft 81 IeBsn. Der 5piI6sn
Dem 9~rGiiDantan uno BEN S6erri6ter
p~crein6arte 01Fieuitiuitaro lift nun
a~6geIGuFen. @enn 8rijgsr rtht nd4z
Qie6t, Miro Dl5 8j6ter GOlegtlm
Isine Gntl1Furg re6men unO cine
&riIs LIT nnnermsinlih-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
iti8s Struttur oes 8rie8sT9jTfes
3ot6 geiittsn fat, 1T nod MID: feit9es
f+PGt
: ~ u y :
fhiffP Al Qiffnhnn

g}ot6 8@elitten fat, 1T nod MID. fsitgez
iteGt.
4msritunif6e &risgs.
i6iffe gu 2tfiobon.
QiifabOn, II. 6e6r. - Der
uncertainties &reu3ar San 6ran3iss
CO" uno OuS uncertainties 8anonenz
Boot n8oncrpft" fino, aus Dem W2ttteIz
meer tOmmenO, i'm tieIigen 6ufen, no
audi bas ameritanii4a &anpnsn6oot
nSelena" Dbl Qnter liegt, eingstrof=
fen.
Cine Gonfsrsn3 in 9ari5 5.
Qonbon, II. 5ebr. - Der Slot
ten : 4ttadbs Der bieTigen umeritani=
i6en 8oti4aft, 2ieutenont s. 6. Col
reQ, Bat it6 na9 9aris be9sben, no
cine @pnferen3 Der an ben eurppGiI6sn
8ertretun9en Der Ser. Stoaten t6Gz
tiga1t Mtilitdrz uno Marine : Qttu6ss
obssbdlten fpirO.
Gnglono's Iiebertage in
Sfafien.
Qonbon, II. 6e6r. - 0as bril-
tii6e 9olt bate gabofft, baB Die @r=
0ffnung 1es Parlaments bds 0untel
auftIdren piirbe, in pelfes Der pOliz
tif6e 5ori3ont einge6Gqt it, @el9er
Dirt bic paar 2t8titra6len, bic man
ouf bafelbe mari, paren, ba6en lie
bereits geR0rt. Die ein5igen 2eute,
rpeI6e tp:nigitens tbsilpeiie 3~ufrieOenz
9eitelt puroen, iinb bic @egner Der
3egierun9. Der S0rei Der Gntrii=
flung, nit tpel4er bic Sorp : 9reTe
bic Sunoe Der QuFga6e bon Salisnz
nan begriiBte, erle6te am Mittpo6
Ieine 3peite QuFlag:, unO 6Tute ftimmt
Die sSoturOop ReDiep" folgenba5
&lugslieo an:
SIS lit nt6t me6r lGnoer m0qli6,
bic SbatIo9e meg gu lellgren, buB unz
Iere Diplomatic in Iebter 3eit cine
3stbe ppn erniebrigen0en S6lappen
erlitten bat. Sn @irfli6teit I6eint
es, ais Oh Qabou4ere ni6t unre6t
bate, ul5 er ertldrte, baB 2orb Sails
burn unO er Die 3pei ein5igen fleiRen
GngldHber ieien. bic nod iibrig ma
rem"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

Die Na6ri6t Don DIR WonopolfTiz
run9 6t5 &c5!en6unDel8 i'm ferncn
Often Ourul Die 2ComirdlitGt unb bic
teute erfplgte NntiinOigung pon Der
Burma : 8a6n Gon3iTiion BADEN ets
mas Oo3u bei3etragen, bic Sor0z9artei
Elm penig 3u bei3ni6tigen, pd6rano
bic 36ltIa9a, blB Sapan Ser 6ineTts
f6en Rsgierung runD.Dea ertlGrt BAT,
o1b e5 ni4t ptllen5 lei, nod ldnqer
auf cine Q6I6lags3a6lunQ Der &ri2Q8s
erl4dolgung 81 pdrtan, Di.6offnunq
gsmsdt Fat, DAB 9roBbritann;en auf
pieie 8siIe S1pan ba3u 6snuBcn poQe,
bic Regjerung in 9ating gu 3pingan,
Die Qnleif : unter61nOmtnqan nieOer
ouf3unebmen. N6er troB aQeoem lau=
fen Die 3or;a5 beinaGa iiber bor 3orn
unO 4erger iber 2oro Saii56urD's
o9erratb an Der @6re Der Ration."
Sbatia6e lit, DAP Die Situ1tion
iiberaQ ernitsr lit uls il, uno ba5 sab
me @ertalten Der 5i6rer Der Sppoii=
ticn erflGrt ii9 nur Our9 oas Sc
rii4t, DaB Qoro SalisburD Dem Carl
bon &imberlb elm bertrduli6sS Rez
Iume Der auslGnDii6:n Sitm1tion unb
einen Ginblid in Die 8orbereituugen
gegeben fat. tpsl8e ~9etroFfsn peroen,
I'm fir ale Gpentualitdten gariiitet 81
Iein.
Dom 4auG's 8ieOerer>
blung.
9DnDon, y. 5ebr. - Qaul
8riiQer's iiegrei6e 8iid1e6r an Den
9rGiioentsnItu6l Der SransDaal : Re
pu6lit bat in GnglarO, penn Re aud
erpartet puroe, entihieOeu nj4t an
ugrebm 6erii6rt. W1n naiBr baB
&riiQer Den perber6li8:n 6ritii9en
Gunber : Sntersfen Itramm entgtgenS
treten unb boB bic pon G6amberIain
~oeforoerten Qenosrungen in Der innsz
rem 9erpultung in i6m einen mdhtiz
qen @eqner fiuben tperoen.
Der 9rGIioent miro jeBt 9eIegenz
belt BADEN, feline Stdrte in Dem 5pt=
I6an inn uno S6srri4teT &oBs Ihpe>
benben Sample gu 3sigen. &OBe bat
am 9oruben0 Der Da6l elm Ultima
tum an ben PrGIioentm geri4tet, in