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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23
MckINLEY's ADDRESS AT THE
PEACE JUBILEE ATATLANrA

|, 1T Is an uncommon Measure 10 \,
linus greeted by these rcpresenintivs'
OF the State Uf Georgia and If 4 ffarJss
Jug mucn qualification to be here ana
HJ',cc WIN You over the signing 81
sne treaty OF peace with Spain.
sectional lines no Longer mar the
map OF the United States. Sectional
Iecllng no longer holds back tho lnve
We pear each other. Fraternity il tho
naGional anthem, sung by a chorus "a
70 States and our Territories A. home
anu beyond the seas. The Union is
nuce more the common altar ~ .nr
Iovc ald loyalty, our deyDtion ana
sacrifice. The old lav waves "vor r, Nv
10 peace with new gl0ries which vonr
sons ana ours have this year added m
It's sacred folds. '0u W
Wnat cause we have for reiniciny
sauuencd only by the fact thai :"
many OF our brave men frll IN tHSo
ueiu Or slcKened and died from hard
;mup ana exposure. and others leturn-
ame bearing wounds and disease from
winch they. will long suffer. The mem.
Dry OF the dead will he a previous lrv.
acy ana the disabled will be the ns.
VtOu , care, N |
"a nation which cares for its dis.
anied soldiers as we have alwnvs dunn
VIII never lack defenders. Tle m.
tionaI cemeteries for those who fell in
Dattle are proof that the dead No val
tnc living have our love. What an
army Of silent sentinpls we have and
WIN what id9ing care their graves = 70
kept. Every soldiers grave made dur.
our unfortunate civil war 10 ,
tribute to American yal0r.
And while when those rraves wor.
inaue we differed widely about the m.
'urco l this government, these differ.
were long ago settled BY the NJ.
'ltraMent or arms, and the time has
wv come IN the evolution OF senti.
1ent ana Keeling under the providence
uou, wuen In the spirit or frater.
10y We should share with Won In thc
~ the graves OF the COufederafe
lille cordial feeling now llappily !
between the North and tha :
outn prompts this gracious ACT. and !
u needed further j%ustj1cntion r. is y
IN the gallant loyalty to tl,e
and the flag, so oonsnicuonslv
" ~ tne year just passed by Tia
'ad. V"'Sc ucroIc
what 2 glorious future awaits ne
unltediy, wisely and bravely we
the new problems now PRESSING
US, determined to solve them fnr
!nt ana humanitym
We are disposed to give Mr.. McKtn.
credit for his kind expressions OIL
South and the Confederate dead.
as the Times Democrat says; "If
esident Mckinley would win tie Is
an 70 himself and make the obi. n
ION under which his kindly words
laid this part Of the country com.
&c, nc would not only stop appoint.
negroes from this time forth IN .
'efal Offices among the Southern -
pie, but he would undo as far as n
Side, the mischief which he has
done oy a seemingly defiant
egard Of Southern sentiment IN
important particular. It would
benefit either him or US, IL WIN
nand ne were to outrage while
! his lips he blesscs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

~.
The Times Democrat announcod
last Monday that the new dollars If
C.e mlntage of Uncle Sam were all
rlght. That put aquietus to the fears
Oh our people. The assistant treas
afer' also at New orleans, says these
oollars are good, not counterfcit &c
was stated by some of the papers a
10" oays ago. The extreme bright
ness OF the dollars was what caused
most people to believe that it was of
a more recent issue than 1890, the
idea OF any amount OF 0 i living nm.
.'sea Tor eight years being too strange
Tor human credulity.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

n.y. LILN
When the annual pension bin was
=. upon Its passage Congressman
h"eas o. Mississippi, congratulated
Tue country that the maximum had
oeen reached. Nv the following fran,
,"c ooiol'olista1 enn.) Herald 1t will
DC Judged that the distinguished
private" was too previous with his
congratulations: Up tn tile present
oiere have been about loo men ~.
ahmed IN the first Mississippi and /.
'oo IN the second. preparatory to being
out. There have been l5O
claims for pensions filed in the flrst
una Soo 10 the second. The complaint
"a most Of the claims is rheumatism.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

a national bank with a capital OF
soo' 900 will be established at Hatties.
ourg on February LIST. The WORK m
.ne building will begin in January.
Most OF the stock has been taken hv
capitalists. That gives Hatties.
burg two banks.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Leader Bailey, it is said, will pro.
TEST against the resumption by Gen.
wheeler OF his seat in Congress. He
says presidents are against one man
hoioing two federal offices at the same
time. ""'e
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Ala meeting Of the State boar ~
examiners held last Saturday, an or.
ger was passed to the effect that
State license shall be granted ouly on
State examinations and ordered that
state examinations be held immedi.
ately after the summer normals
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

IL Is generally understood that At
torney General Wiley N. Nash will
net be reelected. Speaker McCool
stands a good chance Of capturing the
pun at the general election next year.
McCool would doubtless be an i'm.
on Wiley.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

A man who took city paper because
ne could get more reading matter than
IN the home paper, read an advertise
ment OF a pocket fire escape. He sent
a dollar and received a new tesla
ment.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

1t is reported that the Illinois Cen.
tral railroad has bought the Mobile.
jackson and Kansas City railroad, and
tnat the work of completing the road
10 jackson will soon be commenced
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Inc Delta papers are full Of Judge
a. II. LoDgino for Governor. Longi-
no 10 not quite as angelic as he is
painted by The press, though he is a
man 81 clever talents and withal d
good fellow.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Inc sad news of the death of Mrs
Martha r. Field, better known rs
katharine Cole" has filed this and
o''er communities with deep and
most sincere sorrow. Her death tooL
place at the Sanitarium in Chicapo
!"sC oeiore midnight Monday. Her
leaves blank in the literary
world, which will be felt for many
years TO come. The DEMoCRAT.SrApi
'HCehds sincere coincidence to her ac-
'ompllshed daughter, Miss Flo Field
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

somewhat IN line with President
Mckiniey's recent speeches In tie
south y the bill introduced 10 Con.
gress Saturday BY Representative
ls,xcy' 81 Virginia, proposing the ad.
MISSION o. Confederate as we'll as Uu.
ION soldiers toall soldiers homes and
government y. Institutions maintained
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

var Department, Dec. 10, lsos.-By
u,.ec.lon q the President, the free
sntry O packages and articles intend.
- = Unristmas presents for officers
snu enlisted men o. the D. s. Army
10y oe sent to Cuba, Porto Rico nm
80 philippines npt0 January I, 1aoo
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

The Jackson Bulletin is disposed to
espouse the cause of our "Anse" for
the UnitcdStates Senate. Other news.
papers Of the State are falling into
line. "Anse" can't say now that he
has no organs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23
-
LAND NOTICE.


NUvemUeF, II, lS%s J
Noticc Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has died notice Of His intcs.
s.0n to make conlnuted final proof In sup
port o. Ms claim, and TINT sxid prOof will be
m.aae before he circuit clerk Of jackson
GisS Nv " HcrAntOn, Miss, on Decembor 81,
John o. Grisharp, homestead entry No.
~. for the Ne al, ne ar, section 8, township
Sye0uth. range vest.
re nxn.es the ~fo11owing witnesses to prove
ne continuous RE- oence npoir and ~cuftivs.
ton OF said land, Va:
EarkwO0d. Axum ". Gardner. Mi 81 benny
=. O~,sJsckson county. Mis-.
JAMES HILL, Register.
NOveinnetl ~ I'm. 4 s,ss, lo-st 4
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

The New Orleans States believes
that President McKinley's Atlanta
speech is a reminder of the fable of
"the spider and the fly"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

An old Confederate soldier writes:
THE wet blanket you have so gently
thrown over Southern and Confeder.
ate gush is soothing to me-"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

The brigade of which tie Third
mississippi forms a part, is selected
for duty in the Philippines.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

The Dakota Editorial Association
will attend Mardi Gras at New Or
leans next February.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

The boards of supervisors of Smith
and Neshoba counties are among the
latest to pass resolutions for a deep
water harbor on the coast,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

The torpedo boat destroyer, Farra-
gut is said to be the fastest vessel
flylng the American flag. Her official
time Is 30.6 knots an hour.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

The President may take a trip to
Porto Rico after the adjournment of
Congress, and possibly to Cuba.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Inc Natchez Bulletin says: A deem
water harbor on the gulf coast will in.
crease the business and duties of Gus.
TOMS Collector Walworth.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

In five months Dingley's tariff bill
has managed to furnish a deficit of
$50, 900, 900 in revenues.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

The C0ngi essi0nal Record has re-.
sumed its weekly visits to the ex.
change table of the DEMoCRAT-STAR.
1t contains much that is interesting.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Spain has refused to grant the
United States a coaling station 10 THE
Caroline Islands or religious freedom.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Alabama is to have Constitution
al Convention. Gov. Johnson has
signed the bill passed by the Legisla-
tures
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Gen. Fitz Lee says that no one was
authorized to report his withdrawal
from the Senatorial race.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Col. VIM. ]. Bryan, is an uncompro.
missing opponent to NcKinley's expan-
sion scheme.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Four cent cotton dou't pay. Raise
more hog and hominy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

we do hope the Democratic n,r,y
vii put IN the Geld for all State n.
ncers' from Governor down, candl.
yates q unblemishcd character Ana
s.uess. 10 other words, > clean, hon.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

The Spaniards refuse to remember
the Maine"-but they will long retain
a lively recollection Of Dewey and
SchleY.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Hon. W. M. Cox, of Ripley, is the
choice of the Rigley Sentinel for.Goy-
ernor. And the cry is, still they
come.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

!, MAJOR James X vardamau, who
.'as oeen IN Santiago for the past four
with hts command, has re.
. a.i nome on q tlIirty-days FUR
iousn' lie announces that he win
make the race for governor. ana II
form. p1'o'0 "'s plat
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Inc Meridian Herald says Meridian
proposes to have a new union denot, Il
kle mas to kick and howl every day
re sunday too, for the next wear.
OcstafniySh he needs it bad enonoh
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Dewey don't care to talk politics
He says his sphere is purely naval.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23

Live business men advertise in their
local paper.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23
Petition for Beer License.
~ -. s'a.e OF Mississippi. County Of jackson
: sns nnnoranie Mayor and Board ~ Aldar-

70 me Hnnorable Mayor and Board - 49,
men OF the o. Of Scranton: "Aue
The petition Of STEPHEN Rrnn An r...-
SUs Respectfully shows that ssfisinne.
ar"lideu elector Of the town n 6Crnntnr !" = ~ =
az Inusns ,sne l that potitioner Is desiro"s
wnolssale Ia the building Ia said XIV -
~ u"t Ky gn sne p~Sscagoula FLYER near thc trsr ~
S !, fne louisville and Nashville RaaiirrnsaefS
Wa. S tT%wnnassn ne Pascag0ula Ice Factory.
n HI, The said sssuE Rss' RICHARD icss IN Tbo may S's e.
prasa avks ~ sven license 10 be used ~ Ky
prcsehs place q business, known - Ina p n.s
tto re'S .md ~ FACTORY In said town 81 Scran.
VIII ever pray: Ivy Oouna
Columbus Sidney FARLEY josss,h p! w..
Charles S; - Peterson d sssi S g. 3 3ssSsy
\ B.yll. Benjamin rs.u Hs'si Sr 5s,ss
irving fssi b5s!ms. Jana. n n:rtia TsS. sss.n
e eas'' Dsn nTi Sscst Willis Nation Csaty
Bssnsri Foster Ch.y,.. H sdsasoq pen
Valentine Delmas. john Fe u%91ss 4seImss
John Fmnkliu Delnss sY.1 Ds Xs l,s!mas
Norris Helaizc Jonte EdmobSY JI cssrh Afoss
IsSa 4Fs ssssss xsss: ,tl benjamin Daaisi ys!. 81.
IT, A.: ssssss, x..hn.. A As;ss.G fss'|l 5ssi go:
yilntcn f1s /. Robert La Ranksv
iIaIsSs If G.. 1Hcs Chsriey Jehl Jacobscs
sasssi ss SSsles sss's yesss. 4y!d 49,
tal8s Alien yssn4wdr,h - sssl ns5sss
!ss; s, 5ssssF ~. t s::sss d ds:::scs 81
I'D. 4, Sa...s n~as.kl e 1ssss a;s.'a 1s.as
SsExe Eeh9gA n6mps0a Js1sS n sta,-.. 1r.r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-10

4us 3 op on. - Die leBte
SiBung oes lanopirtbI6aftli4sn Der
ems fanO am Samitag i'm 8ert3tS9e@
bGuOe gu 5opion itatt. 0as 9duptz
Snterefe erreqte elm 8prtrag BON 9rrl.
Qouis 81. Bacon ii6er ben proietttrten
m6armer =N&artt~ in Baltimore. Au@
BerOem tpurOen @ortrdge gebdlten oon
u. q. Gaitman BON Rep>Yort, Go@
paro BON glDitpne BON RepSg)ort uno
Nn0eren.
- SIN Srsisgeri6t gu SopIon per@
ben 6eute Die folgenOen 6Gae CUR Der
R%dnblung tommen: M}iaer gsgen Nl>
bright, 8apeI gagen 80. &c 6. Gtien@
babn@@o.", Der Stuut gegen Sole uno
4nosre, 9ra6am ge9en MaDor uno
Staotratb ton Baltimore, &duffman
9egen SlaOe, Gouier gegen 8urte,-
Deems 9sgen Baltimore, Miools &iz
per uno SP1rrop'5 8oint 8dbn>@O.",
Hur3 gegen S6Iaffer &c Sons, Milte
ge8en nNatiOnal Mining ano Wfiqing
80" 8eaD gsgen 8suD, Gong gegan
~, VI. & 80. 60, M}oosn geg2n
0leielbe uno @arl g2gsn oieIelb2.
= 0eor9 6aas unb Wurtin Saas
BON Bdtdpsco=gtad. nelte i'm &reiSs
@ert9t bon Baltimore Gountn i2ulz
big befunDen rporoen puren, Dem SFarz
mer Sobn Spurts bonn II. 9iItritt
9ii6ner, 6lsii6 uno anoere Sa6en gez
itoblen 81 BADEN, puroen am SamItdg
pom Ri9ter 8urte in SopIon parurz
tfeilt. @eorg Soas erbislt flint Sabre
i3u9tbaus unO Martin Sau8 rparo auf
Elm Sabr Dem Staatsarbeitsbauie
iiEerpieien.
9ie S9ulIe6rerin freiz
Qefpro4en.- SRI, Nnnu Ntc8oe,
9rin3ipalin Der Sfule Qr. 2 an Der
@puq6z uno Stiles traBs, ftanO
SamItoq in Der Ditlifen Qoli5siItation
ppr Ri6ter SaneBte, um Ii6, ME be-
ri6tet, auf Die 4ntlaqe, cine i6rer
66iilerinnen, Maggie IeprotofstD, in
iibermGBiger @eiIe gepriigelt gu baz
ben, gu Derdnttpprten. Sin Mr3t con-
I%tatirte, ouB Dds Sinh gei4lagen nor
ben lei, Bis rotbe unO blaue Striemen
an feinem &Drper eri4ienan. Die
S9ulz9rin3ipulin CAB an, Oas MGoz
den lei balsftarrig gepeIen unO babe
3rpei &eibtn &inOsr i'm Baden erbalz
ten, iopie ieine Bidder Our6 oa5
S6uI3immer qei6IeuOert. Sic babe
Maggie 3nei Mal gepriigelt, CLAUDE
uber nift, unnDtbig itrenge gepeien gu
iein. 9oli3eiri8tsr SaneBte mar Der
ieIben Qnii6t uno i6lug Die Qntlage
gegen bic Qebrsrin nieoer. SRI. W}c8ee
lit Ieit 20 Sabren i'm 2ebramte uno
erfrsut ii6 iotpo6l ais 2ehrerin, ME
audi ais Yrin3ipalin zines Ousge5ei4z
neten 3ufes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-10
CASTORTA
Wrhr 0nnhmnr0e.

Bier Neaer in MrtanIa8 dbgetbdn. -
8rutales 2DnGgeri4t i'm Staate
0ufbington.
2ittIe3 D d, Qrt., 8. Sanuur. -
I'm Der 9eqeno bon 8%sdrOen, Qrt.,
fino in ben leBten Sagen pier Neger
qelDnGt porben, 5tpet bdpon pegen
perfu6ter 9ergepaltigung elmer gez
a6teten tpeiben 5rau, Ramen5 Patne,
aus 9sarben; lire Namen iinb 9epoe
unb SuntleD. Die beiben anosren9ez
lnn6ten paren Rau6mDroer. Sbr
SpFer mar 9. 6reoerid, Elm @aRerz
pumpeu Der Cotton 9slt : Gtienb16n,
aus &in9sI1no. Die Neger hatten5rez
Derid, Der auf einem 3psiraoe na6
6auie fu6r. ii6erfulen, ermorbst uno
bsrau6t. Sn Dem 8eri4t iiber oieIe
QDn6ereien aus Der ertpG6nten 8egenO
pirb geio9t, baB bic 2pafy1tte npenig
Qufebsn" ma6ten.
Golfar, Waib., 8. Sdruar. -
Sin 6aufe masfirter Wtdnnsr, Die nit
3spplpern beipaffnet puren, iiberfiel
6eute friib 2 1br baS 6ieiige 8efGng=
nib, bemG6ti9te Ii9 bs8 8~ef1ngenen
W}. @6abpit, genarnt r8Cat @pe,"
Der i'm 8erooGt 1tanb, in Der RaGt
bes %. Sfto6er ben iungen S1Doen
BEL bennington ermoroet 81 taben.
unb lDndte psnielben in 6drbariI6er
@eiIe. Giner Der Binder T6lug i6m
in Ieiner Belle nit elmer siiernenSt
ge auf ben 8opf IL b1B G6aODid be-
puBtlos gu 8oDen I|tiir3te; nan legte
i6m barm einen Strid INN ben SalS,
i6Iifte ben gspuBtIoIen in ben Sc
fGngniB6of uno tniipFte ibn bort auf.
Sin urgebIi6er MitI3uloiger @babz
pid'5, betannt unter Dem Hamen
y0utotuS Slim "9Onalo, entging our6
3ufaQ benz SfidiuI, in oe%rIel6en
Weiie abgethan 81 iperosn. @r perz
b~arritaoirte ii3 in ieiner 3eGe unb
6ielt ii9 bic 2Dn6er nit einem Speer
pom 2ei6e, ben er aus einem l1ngen
MeFer, bas am Gnbe zines 8eTenftiels
bsfsitigi mar, eiligit bergeitellt bate;
bic 2Dn9er ifo7en mebrere Male auf
tbn unb bieIten i'm, na6oem er nit
benz Qu5rufe nmein 8ott, tie baben
mid ermprbet!!" gu 9poen geitiir5t
mar, fir tobt. Na6bem lie ii8 emit
fernt batten, ergab e5 ii4 aber, Dab
0onalD nur pernunbet mar, uno nt6i
einmal gefq6rlt6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-10
Sermii6te trIesrapbil6e sepeldeu.

= @puOerneur 9aftings BON 9enn.
fplDanisn bat cine proclamation erlai;
fen, tporin er bas 8plf ienes Stautes
aufforbert, 9elo, 2ebensmittel, &lei.
b~ungsItids unb Qnperes CUR Inter:
itiiBung Der notbleibenbsn @ubanei
bei3uiteuern. Die Proclamation emit:
bGlt cine S9iloerung bes jeBt aui
Cuba berrf9enben Glenbs.
= Sn Ct. 2ouis lit Otto @iGiq,
peI9er i'm Iebten 5ebrtlar feline Sc.
Iiebte pauline ROientbaI eri6oB, neil
iie i6r 9aar gebIei9t bate, bes Mor.
bes i'm 5~tpeiten 9rabe iiberfii6rt uni
gu 25 Subrsn 3u4i6aus psruri6eiIt
pprben.
= Srant 8edpif6, 8G9ter in
5ra4tbabnbof Der Ontario &c @e.
Iternz9abnT an MibolctOpn, RS.
purbe am SamItag 4beno BON GDp
Simpfpn, tpel6en er tpegen OerbG9tt.
gen Serumlungerns i'm 8a6nbofe 81
berbuften perfu9te, erf9oHen. Simp.
ion 1T Oerbaftet. Oerielbe tpurbe erii
tiir3lt4 gegsn Parple aus elmer Belle
%run9sanitalt in @Imtra, Res, emit
laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-10
Gum audi Elm Tii6zSruf.

Srenton, rs, 8. Sunuar. -
Dem Stuatsfetrstdr puroen beute bic
Sncprporationsartitel Der yQmerituz
niI6en 5iI9ersi : @sieui4uft" eingez
rei9t. 91s auioriiirts 8apital Be-
trGgt $1O,OOO,OOO Die 9eieGI9aft
erpir6t bic Re6te gum Sang, &auf
uno @ertauf BON 5ii4sn. Gs beiBt,
Der 3ped Der 9sieui4aft lei, bus gsz
fammte Slid : 9sfaGft an Der allan
tti3en &iiIte gu controliren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-10

CASTo1IA
Das FAT A.,
- u; :. I>M2NzzsM g. ;';s
gpaltnna inter ben Srmufraten.

50 It D n, 8. Sanuar.-@ine Spal>
tung 1T in Der bsutigen SabresIiBung
bes bemotratii6en Stats : Central
Gomite's 3piifen bsn Qnbdngern
@iaiams' uno ieinen @egnern eingez
treten. Die 2eBtersn DerlieBen, %
Mann tart, unter Sibrung bes Grz
Stuatsienators George g. Goot BON
Milforb oas 8eriammlungslotal unb
bielten cine eigene SiBung a6. 8eioe
6attionen nd6men 8eamtenpa6len
bor. Dix 8iliams : 2eute pGblten
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5enoen.
@lei98ettig tpuroe cine Sibuna bes
Nutional Stdats Gpmite's ge6alten
unb 9obfrep Norie gum 9OriiBenpen
denGhlt.
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nii6en 9elebrten. - n4merita'5
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Sppode Elm &ulturslement in Der
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gu MAIDEN, IonDern lei ibm au4 Bel
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p0lferun9 iinb bas ReiuItot elmer Ser
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carbohydrates, Der bur9 S6legel unb
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tbpbe literarifter Wirbigung unb
&rititen als @egengei4ent gemu4t
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rita bic 9runblage fir Elm eingebenz
bes Stubium Sbateipeare's bilbe.
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mile un0 bielsr dnbersr unb Derbdnte
benz litsrariifsn GinfluB 0eutf9z
lambs urrgemein Oiel. au9 in reIigi0ier
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