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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-03
PLAY BILLS THIS WEEK
JOSEPH ARTHUR's CHERRY pYcTx-
Frs" At ENGLIsHs MONDAY.
shannon of the sixth,v a strong
MeiOdrama, at the Pnrk-Emuire
Gets Irwin Bros.' New BurIesaue.

There is no little curiosity among the
many friends of Joseph Arthur in this citv
to see his latest success, The Cherry
Pickers, which comes to Erglish's Monday
night Tor an engagement of three DAYS
Every theater-goer remembers how the
Grand was packed in the early DAVIS of
Blae Jeans. For several years the Hoosier
play opened the season here and it came
as regularly as the state fair. Arthur
made good in BLUE Jeans, for all the
hattering things ever written about it and
If The Cherry Pickers'' be able to repeat
The success of his former PLAYS, it will be as
surprising as it will be gratifying. The
Hoosier playwright has gone to far-off In
dia for his story and the characters largely
are taken from the Eleventh English Hus-
sars, an Irish regiment that is said to have
been called cherry pickers" for having
been surprised, once on a time, in an or
ch1rd and badly routed. The play is de-
scribed as military and romantic drama
and its pronounced success at the Four
teenth-street Theater, in New York, last
year. gives promise of a good entertain
ment The scene most written about as
comparing, in its thrilling nature, with the
great sawmill scene of Blue Jeans" is the
one where the hero has been strapped to a
in front of his breast and discharged by a
native, under the direction of the colonel
of the regiment, who is the villain of the
play. There is said to be vivid description
of Indian life in the scores portrayed The
characteristic mountilgs of the play, super
Vised by that veteran stage manager, Au-
gustus Pitou, are said to surpass anything
that has been done with Arthur's previous
plays. The curtain rises on a tropical gar
den, with the quaint Indian dwelling in the
background. During this act there is re-
ception given in honor of the British vice
roy by the Eleventh Hussars. This scene
occupies the entire stage and is very heavy.
The second act opens in the bungalow of
Mrs. O'Donell-Duleep, rich Irish widow,
and is said to be a correct representation of
the residences of the richer classes of Eu-
raisans and Europeans in India. The third
act has two scenes, Colonel Broughs Office
I'm the Fortress of Candahar. and the great
gunroom of the fort the second. 1t is in
this act that the great sensational scene of
the piece is placed. 1t is here that the At
CHAN spy, melted to murderouS revenge by
Brough, runs the mouth of the big machine
gun around till it touches the breast of
NaZare, who is pulled out of the way just
as the savage fires the piece. The last act
is the Port NDak. at Julduk, where d SEN
sational duel with swords is introduced.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
2int Oes @ofoes 2siTen.

Auri sacra flames = flu4tpiirbts
ger Sunser nd9 Sob 1T bic treibenbe
&raft, tpeI9e bier ipetterborte Seeleuts
in Seattle, @uib.. gu benz gntidluB
bat tommsn lahen, bic ebenio peite
tpie sefabrpple Reiie na9 bem arttt>
Iden Dorado in einem offenen 8oote
su unternebmen. Siderli9 lit no4
feline bsrpesenere 4rsonuutenfabrt aut
benz Stillsn Wleere gspdgt tporben als
bieie Reiis, tpeIae bic bier Wtdnner IN
ben nG9iten Sdsen un5utreten geosfl@
Ten. Sbr 3ieI 1T Gfampurt @itp am
gufon unb bic @ntfernun9 oortbin
bon Seattle betrGst 3700 MeiIen. Die
bier 2lbenteurer, ipsl9e ibr 2eben nm
bes 9olbes WilIen auf's Spiel ieben
ipollen, iinb 8. g. Sbrodmorton. DO.
&. Saplor, 5rsberid Sreeman uno
6. 6. Guild; bic Seimutb Der bret
Grfsenannten 1T bic Staot aetp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
0eeensbnreer sSiirffe.

Gr bients in Sngoliiabt unb mar
Sffi5ierburi6e. Gines Saqes bsfdbl
i9m iein Ssrr: ~Pster. boIe mir Slusi
Re9snsburssr WiirIte!" 9eitiir5t
i6aut peter auf Ieinen Serrn. ,Rs.
sensbur9.r Wiirit9" frast er erItaunt.
~5reiIid, mad, bdb Su peitsr
tommit." ertOnt bds COMMANDO. SO
mar Worsens neun llbr. .9lbsr parm
miifsn lie isin." ruff Der Qieutenort
oem Peter nod na9. @s persebt eiHs
hdlbs Stunbe. eine Stunbs, es ipirO
glittda. ss tpirb absnb, peter lit nod
nidt ba. Dem lieutenant tommsn
allerbonb 9ebanten, er meloet bas
ausbIeiben benz Sauptmann, man
reher6irt uno erfGbrt. boB Der Prtsr
i'm 2aufIdritt bur9 ben DitIihsa
StabttbeiI eceilt isi unb auf 3sfrdS.n
BON Sameraoen ertlGrt babe, er miiils
nResensburger marine 0iirite" bolCn.
Gnblt6 anbern Cages Moresus IAN
Der peter idrpeibtrieFenb pieber beim,
aipei tdlte Resensburaer in Der Sanb.
War Der pfli9ttreue Soibat bon Sps
golitaot nud Regensburq gslduftn
uno pieotr Suriid. nm ben 8efsH isis
mes Serrn gu srfiillsn! Don ba ub
erfreute ii9 Peter bes bsIonO.rsn
WobltpOuens ieinsr gorssisstsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

Boot bon nur "a SUB 2dnse unS 7
SUB 8reite. bes iie nit einem Mait
Iotpie 9usiprit periaben. 10 baB es
ieBt 108 Nuabratfub Sesel fiibren
tann. lin bas Sereini9lassn Der
@ellen 5u psrbiiten, baben iis an ben
Seiten SessIleinpanb angebradt unb
Elm ioldes S9uboab bsdt aud bic
geringen Propiiionen iptpie bic S9la=
fenoen. Oils 5iibrer Der tolItiibnen
Expedition funsirt $. g. Sbrpdmorz
ton. Der por ben 8unbss Snipsttos
rem in Seattle bic Wuatpriifuns be-
itanbsn bat. Capt. Sbrodmorton
pia iid nit benz 8oote 10
lange als m0eli9 in Der Ndbs bes
2anbss baItsn; immerbin aber fpirb
bdsielbe mtnoeitens 1900 Meilen auf
benz pffenen Neere Suriid5ulegen
babsn. DAP bic Mdnner in ibrer
Nubi9ale bic Miinbung bes guton
srrei6en tperben, eri6eint mebr aIs
fraslid; follte ibner biss absr ssIinz
gen, 10 iperben lie au9 bic 1000 Neiz
len ipeite Sabrt auf bisIem Strume
nad Rampart Gitp 5uriid5ulssen i'm
Stanbe iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

gort, tpGbrenb Der 2sbtsenannts aug
Repart, q. s., itammt. Der unsez
heuren S9pieristeitsn unb 9sfabren,
tpelde bas tolltii6ne unternebmen biez
tet, iinb bic Mdnner ii9 pobl bepubt.
aber nit ibrer eiiernsn &raft uno
Qusbauer glauben lie ale Sinberniiie
iiberpinben unb bas arttiI6e Dorado
erreiden gu f0nnen. DAB lie por teiz
nen @efubrsn suriidI9redsn, baben iie
in Der ausiibung ibres miibIeligen
gerufes als Sesleute oft betpieIen.
Sie ReiIe na6 Seattle ma9ts bas
pierblGtterise Sleeblatt nm bos Gap
Sprn an 8orb Der rgolumbid" unb
aipar sebDrten bic 2eute gu Der Be-
mannun9 biefes S9iffes. 9lls bass
ielbe in Der WdseuanItrube burd ben
Sturm auf elm Riff gsporfen purbe,
ihpamm Saplor, nit sinem Sau stpis
i9en ben 3dbnsn, bur9 bic fur9tbure
8rdnbung an bas llfsr. Ntit benz
@elbe. ipslbes lie als MutroIen an
8orb Der rgplumbta" peroient batten,
tauften bic Mdnner in Seattle bic
Nubf6ale, ipel6e iie na9 oem @olbz
lanbe tragen foa unb bic iie Get
There" nanntsn. IS 1T biss elm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
6 puld an I.

rSa bort iih bod glGes ouf! sic
baben mir, itatt zines Gntbuurungs,
mittels, einSaarerSeugungsmittel nit
seseben! SEPT babe i4 erit re4t einen
S6nurrbart befnmmen!"
y9itte pielmal nm @ntf1uIOisung
fpegsn bes @srisbeus! 9afiir IolIen
sic aud jebt gratis cine = S9nurrs
bartbinbe baben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

8agatelGen. rSahen Ssrr
lieutenant duf Sbreu iiberiesiiden
sSdsbSiigen aud re6t eefdbrIideqbens
teuer erIebt?" .SOtt. einmal bon
Rasborn faft ieIpieBt - anbsrmaG
bon Sigsr bsinab iefrefsn tporOsn unb
mehr berartine flsine gl6pehslunceia"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

Sergeant: .9ombenelsment, Orsrz
Ter, tuie tpmmen Sic bsute ipisosr in
bic front2 mas tellsn sic iih eieents
li6 unter Der iolodtiIden gfliat Der
Saubsrteit por2 @eritehsn tpObl ods
8prt gar ni6t, sic Sinterpdlblsr!
Wlit Der eriten Silbs alIein it's ni9t
astban - peritdnosn2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18
&aiernenbofbIiitbett.

llnterpfficier: rTu, Meier. i9 sIdu,
be, sic babsn in Sbrem 2eben audi
nod peiter nidts sethan. aIs immer
Der 9ummbeit bic Srone aufgeieBt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

-9etrGntte 2iebe. Gre
nabisr (sur 909im: nDaS, muir etns
balbe WurIt2 gber i9 beuts, Su
litbft mid sdns2!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

nSubsr, sic lebsn nit Der Ssgriffss
ftubiatsit pobl chen in ben 5litterpos
den2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-18

,S6ulse, tpie Io1 i9 sic nur be-
ssidnen9 Nlit GisI.Smitator poer
Summbeits8irtuos9"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-03

reissues Of those notes 10 meot q revenue def
ict. Soms ignorant people contend that the
Government ought not to Issue demand notes
because II cannot. by raising rates OF discount.
protect the reserve OF gold held for their re-
demptlon. and the practice OF the Bank Of
England IL cited - "a example 20 be toll
lowed. The fact IL. that the Bank OF Eng
land has no concern Whatever for the safety Of
the gold reserve IL holds Against its notes.
That reserve 10 the property Of lts issue depart
ment, which 10 Distinct from lie banking do
partment a. our Treasury Is from the New
York banks II raises its rates Of discount to
protect only the reserve It holds Cor tho beneht
OF It's deposltors, and II increases that reserve.
on occasion. by presenting Its own notes 10 lts
issue department for redemption the same as
any other note-holder would. Our Treasury.
not being n bank OF deposit, has, like the issue
department Of the Bank Of England, no labili-
ties 10 guard against except It's demand notes.
and against these II has always, aimee 1879.
held an ample gold reserve. when that reserve
was not diverted 10 other purposes, as II was In
1895 and 1898. With q suflcient revenuP. or
even without It II the reserve DO Get apart and
kept inviolAts from any drain except that for
the redemption OF the demand notes. our Gov
eminent currency will be the equal Of that Of
the Bank Of England, which Is universally re-
garded as the best in the world.
For the present. our currency is good enough
and safe enough. and needs no reform the dam
ger OF free silver IL vanishing Of itself; and only
our Government finance system demands i'm
provement. The sooner the men who shape
our legislation perceive this. the better It will
be for the country. MATTHEW MARSHALL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-03
Slnnnr,xl.
TO THE ID OF

TO THE HOLDERS OF
CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD COMPANIES
~ per cent. Bonds
and Preferred and Common Stockt
sANDUsKY. MANSFIELD 4 NEWARK
RAILROAD COMPANIES
Z per cent. Bonds and Common stookI
COLUMBUS 8 CINCINNATI MIDLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY'R
AZ per cent. Bnrd"
and Preferred stocRI
NEWARK, SOMERSET & ~sTRAITsVILiJl
RAILROAD COMPANY's
. per cent. Bonds;
PITTSBURG JUNCTION II. r. COMPANY'n
First Mortgage o per cent. Bonds,
Second Mortgage b per cent. Bonds, and
Preferred and Common stock, and
PITTsBURG JUNCTION TERMINAL co.'s
D per cent. Bonds,
The Advisory Committee OF the Baltimore ond
Ohio Railroad Reorganization has formulated .
Plan for the Reorganization or consolidation Of che
above-nAmed railroad companies, and the under
signed have consented TO undertake a. Managers
the OF the Plan.
Deposits Of the above mentioned securities may ~
made with the DepoultRry, the Mercantile Trust
Company of New York, on and after October
9TH, 1898. Suitable certificates Of deposit win -
issued by the Depository for all securities Deposited.
COPIES OF THE PLAN AND FULL 1Ns
FORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROlI
EITHER OF THE UNDERSIGNED, On
FROM THE DEPOsITARY, OR FROM
ALVIN w. KRECH, Esq, SECRETARY
OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE. no
100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Dated September 20. 1898.
SPEYER q CO.,
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
SPEYER BROTHERS,
Reorganization h~LnnagSgAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-03

CAPITAL, 100000. SURPLUS, : 100000.
DEPOSITS, S~1S,oOo.o0o.
FOUNDED. o
IS8th Consecutive Ssmf-AHnHAI Dividend
Declared July ], .
OFFICERS:
Robert NJ. galloway, President:
Ebert A. Brinckerhoh yice-President.
Joseph w. Hartman, Cashier.
Samuel 8. Campbell, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John l.. tewart. Pres. U. 8. Trust Co
Gilbert A. Brinckerhoh Capitalist.
ChRs. stewart Smith, Merchant.
Gustav II. SchWab, OelrichB = Co.
Donald Mackay d Co.
Robert NJ. Galway, President.
Charles ID. Dickoy, brown Bros. ~ Go.
Henry w. Banks, Henry W banks ~
George sherman, vice-Pres.C en.Tr.CO
Edward HolbrOOk, Go
Orris X. Eldredge, WheelwriEht, FL
dredge q Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-03

surp's SO. 1852. s76 SIS. s27. $50 Inc. S7.o74.276
The surplus q year ago was SIS. $50. 400. and
two years ago $16. 526 .025.
In view OF the default in the payment Of the
interest due Oct. l on the bonds OF the Staten
Island Rapid Transit first mortgage 9 2 cent.
bonds, J. W. Davis. 7. Denny. Jr., and +. J. Lis
bonds. have consented to act as q committee
for the protection. of the interests of all the
bondholders. and they invite holders 70 deposit
which will receive bonds and issue its receipts
therefor up to Oct. 5.
Redmond. Kerr& Co. offer to investors a So
lection OF railroad bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-03
SUNDAY. Oct. ?.

SUNDAY. Oct. ..
The Treasury balance at the close of business
on Saturday was $307,557. 500. Of which S243.-
297. 543 was gold.
The imports Of general merchandise. includ-
ing dry goods, at the port OF New York last week
were 5000. 1876. against 50. 704.044 the pre-
vious week and S9.7s1.0s6 for the corre-
spending week of last year. The imports OF
specie for the week were $5.902.909 OF which
&5.871.001 was gold. making total specie i'm
ports since Jan. 1. $50. 59S.2e4 Exports Of
specie we're: Gold. $13.So0. and silver. $1.138.-
94S. a total OF 81. 152, 73S. against S1.249.-
1856 the previous week. The exports Of specie
since Jan. l have been: Gold. $S.000.395. and
silver. $34.210.62a. a total Of $40. 301 .024.
The weekly statement OF averages OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-03
The Wheeling & Lake Eric
Railway Company.
First Mortgage (Laks Erie DivIslOn) BOndo.

First Mortgage (Lake Erie DIVIsIon) BOhdSs
To the Holders of Certificates of DepOsiS
for Above BOndst
The coupons due October LIST. 1893. upon such
of the above bonds as were deposited with the
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York. a. DeposttAry
under the Bondholders' Agreement, dated June 1Bd.
1897, having been paid and surrendered, the Guar
anty Trust Company of New York will pay over To
the holders of the respective Certificates Of Deposit
issued for such bonds the amount of such coupons.
upon presentation OF the Certificates Of Deposit 81
the Office Of the Guaranty Trust Company Of NSV
York, Nassau, corner Cedar Street. New York City,
order that the same may be suitably stamped.
GEORGE COPPELL,
Chairman,
EDWARD n. GIBBS, CommiteoSS
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
JOEL Il.
NEW YORK, October LIST. 1898.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-03
4inanriaI.
NurhAmpriran
Grust Gumpamy


v. l.. TRENHOLM, President
Trsnsacts a general trust business.
Allows liberal rates OF interest on deposits and
trust funds.
Issues Letters Of Credit and traveller Circular
Notes payable in dollars or in the money of any for
oign country.
Acts - Trustee under mortgages for railway and
other companies, and a. Agent for the Registration
of the stock. and for the transfer Of the shares Of in.
corporated companies.
Undertakes the examination OF properties offered
~ hecurity for bond Issues. and the obtaining OF
expert Information concerning the actual facts and
prospects OF reorganization proposals.
Qualified and empowered to act as executor. ad-
ministrator, trustee. guardian and assignee, and a.
receiver and custodian of funds under orders OF
Court.
The AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY has
established . branch ONCE at SANTIAGO, and 10 pre-
pared TO buy and sell drafts on and to make pay
ments in SANTIAGO and to transact a general bank
ing business. THE CoMPANY is also prepared to re-
ceive the deposits of the SOLDIERS and SAILORS
now In CUBA. and. under their directions, to make
remittances to their families In the UNITED STATES.
also to investigate and report In an advisory capacity
about new enterprises in ALL LINES OF and
MANUFACTURING, as well as in CITY PROPERTIES,
WINTER HOMES. ELECTRIC PLANTS, RAILRoADS.
INDUsTRIALs. SUGAR and BAG PLANTA-
TIoNs. in CUBA, PUERTO RICO. and the PHILIP
PINES. by holding in trust PROPERTIES, on
TRACTS. MORTGAGES. and BONDS. either pending
the closing OF negotiations or for moro extended or
more definite periods.
Especial attention 10 called to the relations Of THE
COMPANY already established at MANILA with the
CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA. and
CHINA. sufhcient for The present needs Of our MAN
UFAcTURERs. MERCHANTS, TRAVELLERS. SOL
Oilers. and SAILORS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-03
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
virginia Deferred Certificates:

The undersigned. at the request Of the holders of .
large amount OF Virginia Deferred Certificates. have
agreed to act as . committee to receive the deposit Of
the said Certificates and to take measures In connoo-
ton with eminent citizens OF West Virginia and Vir-
ginia to ascertain the amount OF the debt due from
West Virginia. and to submit q plan for the compro-
mise and settlement OF the same TO an advisory board
composed Of Hon. THos. +. BAYARD. Hon. E J.
PHELPS, Hon. INKN wHYTE. and GEORGE @.
WILLIAMS, ESQ, and thereafter to the holders OF
the Certificates.
Certificates. or Trust Receipts therefor. should DO
deposited with the committee. at MeSSrS. BROWN
BROTHERS & COMPANY. 30 Wall Street,
New York City, as soon as possible, in order that
action may be taken before the coming session Of
the Legislature Of West Virginia.
Negotiable Receipts will be issued for Certih-
Gates, or for the Trust Receipts representing them.
Copies Of the agreement under which the same are
to be received will be furnished upon application at
the Depository.
JOHN CRoSBY BROWN, Chairman.
GEORGE COPPELL,
j. KENNEDY TOD, Committee.
CLARENCE CARY,
b L. HARRISON. Secretary.
CARY L Counsel. so Wall Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock ExchanGe-Sales and Range
OF Prices on All Securities Dealt In Dur
ing the Week Ending Oct. 4, 1893.
Open. High Lo,U- Clos
Sales. Name. ing. est. eat. ing.
$4,000 q S 80, wi....1o6N 1o6H 1867 1861
5000 q 3 %, " 1. r..1o5N 1o5K 1o6K 1o6H
1000 U s %, W, sBlodN 1o4k lod% lodA
1000 o 8 10. c, 1eo7.ll2 112 ll1H lllh
10000 U 8 ~. r. 1e25.l27 lat 1877 127
5000 U 8 ~, c. 1s2b.l27M 18TH le7 le7
1000 Alabama, cl B..1O6 lO9 1o9 los
5000 Tenn Set b.. o2N 92h 92k e2k
1000 Va T deb 2-3s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-26

Qrtbur dbge9angen uno permutbIi9
nah ben B6iIippinen beitimmt iino.
Giner dnoeren Oapeit)e aug
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nStiutuIbinu" urD ySaizYen" plOBs
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nm Dus oortige @eI9paber 81 Derifdrz
fen unb es gum ItdrtIten in ienen Sc
pGfern gu MAIDEN. 0uFelbe bat an
gebli9 8sfebI, i'm Sale international
Ter 8erpidaIungen nit ben 4omirdlen
Gnglanb's unD g(merita's 81 toOpert>
rem. - W}un 5ie6t aus pbiger pugsn
Nu6ri6t Den S6luB. oaB bds Sc
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duf Den gbilippinen beItimmt 1T.
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tenosnt, lit in 8e9lettung feiner Sc
mdblin uno Ieines &oiutanten bier
angetommen.
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peife BON Berlin an Die bieIige n0ailp
Reps" bringt Die 8unOe, OdB Die
beutI6en Sirmen in Neanila ibre beiz
miI9e 3egierung erIu6t bdtten, in
8aIbington 5u interbeniren uno Gnt>
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lungen, tpel9e lie bur9 ben &rieg err
litten 6a6en. Die beuti6en unb eng
liI9en 7irmen in Manila beabIi6tig>
ten urIpriingIi9, sine gsmeini6aftliGe
getitipn in 2onbon uno Berlin elm
Surei6en, aber Die englii6en Sc
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rer S9aolosbaltung nit Der Der.
Staten 8egierung in's 9erneRmen
geIeBt unb cine 3uiugenDe &ntpQrt erz
6ulten babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-26
9ie gGaArnnasaaitation

SnbiaRupolis, SHb., 25. Sus
Ii. = 8. 8. gamma, 8oriiBer berDdb>
rungs @onferen3. Die ieiner 3eit bier
tagte, Bat lf9 in elmer an oie9ei6dftsz
melt oss 2opoes geri9teten Grtldrung
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9eieBgebun9 iebr bsfrieoigt ausges
iprofen.
gr fagt unter Qnberem, odB Die i'm
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pOrrdgenoen 9ertretern zines geiun=
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Gmpfeblungen, Die bic bon Der Bdbs
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