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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

1t may not be generally kaown, but it
ia fact, that the retrenchment commit
tee lauded every negro school in the State
and left their appropriations in tact,
whilst it recommended the striking down
in every white school but two. 1t also
left the negro insane asylum undisturbed,
but recommended cutting down of APP
preparations to the white asylums. This
to most people is inexplicable.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

The only place that retrenchment in
State expenses which reall meanty any
thing could have been made effective
was in curtailing criminal expenses, and
yet any effort in that line has met de-
termined opposition. This is hard to
understand, and so soon as the people
are acquainted with the methods of
spending money in criminal trials, the
thing must change or those who op-
pose it will be sunk into oblivion.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

We cell especial attention to an edi-
torial from the Alexandria Gazette
published elsewhere, which gives facts
and figures in regard to the Western
State Hospital in this city. The gu
perior management of this great insti
tuition is the only thing that has made
it possible for it to be run on SlOO,00O
1t has more patients than both the
other institutions of the kind, and if
constantly being added to, 30 that IN
short while 900 patients will be &C
commodated there, and it is go vast and
SO important that no experiments
ought to be made with it.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

a memorial by New York banker,
and merchants, asking President Nc
Kinley to take steps to end the war in
Cuba, was presented to the President
last week, and placed on file at the
State Department. We may now look
for speedy peace, as Mckinley, like
Cleveland, only desires to know what
the bankers want, to grant it.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

Our blind, and deaf children are to be
uneducated, and our white insane are
TO be cramped, and put on prison fare,
for want of adequate funds, but our
convicts are to be provided with ample
if not sumptuous apartments. all in
the name of reform.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17
Information Worth or.

Scotch game Keepers experience ha
solved the problem of how to keep your pou]
try in perfect health No more gapes or dis
ease OF any kind The success of this nlal
originated and was proved IN connection wit
the hand raising of Pheasants and other ga m
birds, and when applied to poultry the sam
magn1dcfnt results were maintoined. This
no fake scheme, but sound, sensible. reliable
AMI practical Information. Send soc. to
JAMES DIR ABBLE,
feb O-3m 1919 Hartford Ave, Baltimore. Md
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

The Senate committee on POSSIBILITIES
and postroads will not make a favor
able report On the nomination of o. W.
Petty to be postmaster at Charleston,
W. Va. The Senators are unwilling to
dlsplace the widow Of Senator Kenna,
who now holds the Office.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

II a new gas plant is denied admis-
sion into this city, no new merchant,
or miller, or butcher, or lawyer, or
doctor ought ever again apply. but it
would in no wise interfere with the
citv having q new council.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

Some gentlemen from the North
were in the city last week looking over
our industries, and went down to look
at the gas plant, but they were refused
admission,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

When our city gas works is such a
close corporation, that visitors are re-
fused look at the inside of its build
ing, it is time for the home people to
take look into it.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

Cav Tyler has vetoed Senate bill
No 235, which provides that railroads
,ray s. raigfiteu curves in their tracks
without 6, ,-cial permission. The Gov
ernor Thought the powers conferred
were TOO s weeping. as they ~oald en-
able railroads to change their road
beds almost completely.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

Ia ten Years the United States. which
occupied the second place among ma
Ftions in foreign trade, imports aud ex-
ports combined, has fallen off TO third
place. and Germany has passed her in
the race for SUPREMACY now held by
England.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

Arthur Goodman was sent to the
gra nd jury in Henry county last week
On me charge of killing his fGlr year.
obi daughter On January % ne whip
ped the child SO violently that she died
nine hours afterwards. The matter
WAS not reported to the coroner until
Monday. The body was exhumed, and
there was evidence that the child had
been cruelty beaten. The father will
be tried fer murder.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

The secrets Of our city gas plant
which visitors cannot inspect, relates
entirely to the manner Of making the
bills.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

1t is very tiresome to hear Republicans
talk Of honest elections, when they
cheated each other in every convention
they held last year.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

There is to be an effort made to pass
local option in Lexington. The Rock
bridge NeaUs in a very conservative
but strong article opposes the effort.
Had the NeUs lived in q State where
prohibition was part OF the Consti-
tuition and Laws, and every officer
sworn especially to see the laws relat-
ing to it enforced and beheld as we
have dona its absolute absurdity, and
the hypocracy of the whole combina-
ton, as well as seen the degrading
influences it has npon every fiber OF
the moral character of those who pro-
fessed to execute the law and those
who at times took drink, where 1t is
attempted, the NesOe would scarcely
have been able to write as conserya-
lively as it has done. The most mistak-
en- idea in the world is that morals can
be forced on people. Morals never
reach a human being by that route.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

It is now established beyond ques-
ton, since the De LONE incident, that
q diplomat must never tell the truth
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

Senior De LONE may not be very
much OF diplomat, but as character
sketcher he is by no means failure.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II.

Uucle Sam has made Senior De LONE
walk Spanish.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

A Jail delivery took place at War
wick Courthouse last Tuesday night.
Two Of the prisoners who escaped are
desperate characters. The prisouer rs
got out by burning the door Of the Jail.
they then dug u hole in the outer wall
large enough to crawl through.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17

De Lome's pen picture of Mckinley
was very life like.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17
TRUSTEES SALE
Of
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of deed of trust executed by
William L. Lightner, bearing date on the LIST
day Of Novem DER, 1884 l viii proceed in front
of the court house in the City of Staunton, on
Saturday. the 5th Gay of Mar., 500.
to sell at public auction the undivided share
and interest of William L. Lightner, being
one fourth. of that certain tract or parcel of
land situated on the Big Calf Pasture river
in the western part OF Augusta county, about
20 miles from the city OF Staunton, cont aiming
S272 acres, being the same which was convey
ed by George T. Smith, executor of Nicholas
Ryan, decd. to Geo. W. Baylor, VIM. L. Light
ner, W: III, Fitchett and H. II. Hanger, by deed
dated Dec. IL, 1892.
TERMS-So much in cash as will pay the
costs of sale and the debts secured by said
deed of trust on said undivided interest in
said land, to-wit: $l7694, with interest thereon
from November Sth, 1894; s37.92H with interest
thereon from Feb. Gath. 1895, and $37.92R, with
interest thereon from said last named date;
and the remainder upon credit Of one and
two years from date Of sale, with interest
from the date of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security. and
the title retained as ultimate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, Jr.,
feb 5 IDS Trustee.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17
KEEPS THE MERCURY UP !

Coal that is good and that means any coal
SOLD by us will keep our house warm. 1t
will not be found necessary to pile on
shoyelful after shOyelful or ntiuuaiiy
rake out ashes.
Our coal is clean, free from slate, burns
slowly, gives intense heat. sc. Canyon eX-
pect anything better.
Oh the price. That is all right too /!
Good coal is cheap at any prico but ours is
the cheapest of all.
THE SMITH FUEL CO.,
ONCE No. IS East Main st.
once Phone No. 1888 Yard Phone No. 1872
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17
issioneYSS Sale
Or
A VALUABLE FARM
In AUGUSTA COUNTY.

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, Virginia, entered on the 9th
day Of May, 1885, in the cause of ''B F. Shuey ct
ais. VS.. Mary ] Miller ct ais, the undersigned
commissioners will offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder. in front OF the
courthouse in the City OF Staunton, Virginia,
on
Monday, February aSth, 1898, at 12 NJ,
of that day, the following real estate belong
ing to the estate of William Miller, deceased,
to-wit: The farm belonging to the said estate
situated about four miles west of Middlebrook
in said county of Augusta, adjoining the lands
of Geo. Miller, John itunkes Heirs and others
known as the North Mountain Farm and
designated on the plat Of the lands Of said es-
tate as lots l. 2, and 4; lots and containing
4Ol acres, roods and 20 poles, and lot 3 con
tanning IS acres, roods end 50 poles, being
Mountain land adjoining the above. Lot Is
also mountain land adjoins the above tract
and contains ITO acres, roodS and % poles,
only one-half undivided interest of which will
be sold.
Said tracts of land will be offered for sale as
whole.
TERMS OF SALE :-Cash sufficient to pay
costs Of suit and sale and the residue in three
equal annual payments, bearing interest from
date Of sale for watch deferred payments the
purchaser will be required to execute bonds
with approved personal security, the title to
the property to be retained as ultimate Sc
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN,
W. Il. LANnES,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-17
We Do ALL KINDS 0! JOB ?R!ITlV|
GIVE US A TRIAL.
FURS WANTED

will be at j. A Fauver Il Co. Staunt
Va, every court day, for the purpose Of L
ing furs. Bring in your furs and hides
get higher prices. Address
II, II. BTLLER,
Jan 2I-4t Orkney Springs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
Qnaet0en.

tGeOte9ene XNeibn66tsgeSdbcufe In et6BteS
w uttb idl 0ttiter MuSWahI ppt rdthig rel
KOELLIN6 6 KLAPPENBACH,
3tutfte 9nbbaublung. 100-l02 TnnboIpb Str.
Telepbpn Walu Zig
ET- 1~tnieret biesidbrt9en misunderstanding bers
fen0en mir auf 0erl1n9en gratis NIB franco.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
Sobt Sett 8cri6t!

0ie STANDARD Otl 60. bat fi9 elmer
MiBo9tung bes @eri@ts f@uGoig gemd9t,
bic gsraOs3u elmer 8~erbObnung gleidfommt.
8e*anntli8 1T Elm 8erFa6ren gegen fe auf
@runo bes Nntiz3ru z@eiebes BON ObiO
eingeleitet mprben, unb Der Na9neis, baB
Te Elm unter bies @efeb faGenber Sruit 1T,
1oGte aus i6ren eigenen 8ii9ern %geliefert
tperben. 0te aber bor5ule9en BAT tie itA
ftanb6aft gepeigert, unb bteiel6en, pie ftb
iebt b~erauSit tent, Mttte oorigen Monats
inter ben &eTeln i9rer &affinerie in Glebe>
lonb berbrennen lafen, UNI gang fi9er gu
Isin, baB fte benz @eri4t ni6t in Die Sdnbe
faGsn. limb iebt frdgt ie etnfa3:
What are you going to do about it?
Sb Der Staatsantpdlt BON Sbio urb Oh
bic @eri6te beg @tautes biefen %Dffenbaren
Sp6n ru6ig binnebnen tperben9 @enn fe
es t6un, 70 piirbe oas oGs etne erinblt3e
8anterottzg rflGrnng Der Sufti5 angefeben
perben mii1fen, unO ieben 8utiinftigen 8ere
Tlr6, ben Monopolen unb ibren Metboben
beisufommen, bon bprnberein als berfeblt
binfte0en.
nnbegreifGi6 a6er f4eint es, baB Der Sc
neralzNnpult ni9t S4ritte getban bat, nm
bas @erT6pinben 10 pi@tigen &ttenmate>
riuls unmDgli9 gu MAIDEN. Miienb, NIT
tpel6em, Dpr feinen Mttteln suridf9redenz
BEN gegner er es su t9un hotte, mar es
feline pfli6t, fofort cine Su3e no4 ben
8ii@ern an5utenen unb fe NIT 8ef4lag
5u bslegen.
Notirli6 perben bic muBgebenben Be-
omten Der @eIeGf4aft bic @erantfportGi@~
felt able6nen, fans etpu cine &ntlags tpeeen
@eri6tsmiBu9tung bic SOl9e fein foate,
unb Die @6ulb uuf ibre l1ntergebenen gu
tpdGsen fu8en, aber felbit tpenr fe banit
ni6t bur9brinsen, tperben fte tpabrf4einz
Gi8 aaf irgenb einen te4niI4en @intpanO
bin f~reitommen, unb ielbft petn cine tleine
@eIbHrafe iiber fie berhdngt tpiirbe, mas
bGtte bic gu bebetten gegeniiber Der &ettung
ibres Y}Dnopols?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

f9rieb iiberbdupt nur feline nnterf9rift,
unb au9 biefe f9nerIi4 in benz @ema9,
in peI4em CT bes @e6eimnifTes negen MIDI
~empfangen bate. 9ds @ebeimniB tpuroe
freiIi9 oabur9 bur9broden, 6dB es odr<
iiber feds l16r getuprben mar unb Der duf
flint befoblenen Sif4gefeaf4dft Die nriade
Der @erIpdtung ni9t entgebn tonnte. Oils
bic 9irter benz 80nige itebenbe u6r f4lug,
fprang er auf unb sing portlos uno nit
elmer BEL Ieiner 8linb9ett iiberraf9enoen
S9neGigteit unb Si9erbeit bur4 bas nit
MDbeln befebte 9enta4 in bas 6end6bdrte
@9Gafz ober MntIeibe5immer, Sd blisb
alein, obne Direction, pbne aenntniB Der
2ocalitGt bes S9lofes, MIR bur4 cine
NeuBerung bes 80niss unterri9tet, bob
bic cine Der brei S9tiren in 6as S9ldf3imz
mer Der an ben MaIern trant liegenoen
&0nigin fibrte. Na9bem iA mir batte ids
gen miiffen, baB 9iemanb Fommen tperoe,
mid gu g~eletten, trut i4 bur4 Die brittle
Sbir btnaus unb fonb mid einem 2atdien
gegepii6er, Der midi ni9t tannte unb iber
metn @rf4etren in bieiem SAeile oes
S4lpfes eri9roden unb aufgeregt mar, ii9
iebp9 berubigte, ais i9 benz Nccente ieiner
miBtrauii4en 5rage entfpre4enO enslii3
anttpOrtete unb gu Der tDnigli4en Safel gss
fii6rt gu toerben berlungte.
Nm Qbenbe, i9 tpeiB ni9t, ob beHelben
oher bes folgenben 9uges, bate i'd tpieoer
cine LANCE Nubien5 Obne 3eugen. Md6renO
berfel6en nabn1 i9 nit grituunen Dabr,
tpie nd9Idf;s Der blinbe 9err bebient mar.
Die gauge 8eleu4tung bes srpBen Gin.
mers 6eftanb in einem 0pppelIeu9ter nit
5tpei Mu9steraen, an benen f4pere, me-
td1ene 2t9tf9irme angetlemmt tpuren. Ger
cine fiel in Sofge Nieberbrennens Der Serge
nit einem @erduf4, nie Der @4lag duf
elm Song, gu 8OOsn; es eridien dbtr
Niemanb, befanb ii9 audi 9iemarb lit
Rebenaimmer, unb th mubte mir bon benz
bp6en 9errn bic Ste1e Der SGingeI be3eidz
nan Iafen, bic i3 81 sie6en bate. OttTe
@er1uHenbeit bes &Dnigs mar mir UNI 10
auFfGGiger, als Der Slid, an benz mir
fuBen, NIT alien mDeGi9en amtliAen ober
pribaten gapieren 10 bebedt mar, bdB :'nz
3eGne Bel 8epegungen bes a0nigs beruntsrs
fieGen unb bon mir aufgeboben tpsrDer
muBten. Nt9t tpeniger uuffdGig mar es,
baB Der blinbe Serr nit einem fremben
0iplomaten, tpit i9, Dbne iebe minifterie1e
asnntntBno9me @tupOen lang %Dsr9anOsIts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

Die GeBte beutf9e pof bra9te audi bic
&e1Berungen Der beuti6en 8lGtter iiber bic
Rebe, pfl4e Der en9lifde &oGpnialIefretdr
Gbamberlatn in @atefielb aebalten
fat unb bic bon ltns fbon Dor 5pei @oben
ein9ebeno beiproGen porben 1T. Die beutf9e
Preife 1T 10 5iemli9 uuf eiren Son gefimmt.
Mdn nimnt bic Greunbli9siten g6amberz
lain's NIT @eGa1enbeit bin, urh gibt gu berz
iteben, bab elm @~inbernebn,en NIT @nqldr0
bon San gu Sal1 piinf4enspert6 fein mag
unb niibli9 fein TONNE, n1a9t uber bic Nnz
nd6srung bon Der 8eOingung abbdngis, baB
aundhf gnglanb b%eipeife, Db es inn err Ttli9
nm eine, ni9t Bios %feinen, ~fonbern audi ben
oeutf@en Sntere1en sutrdglt9e Sc
genfeitigteit gu tbun fet.
0entf3Ganh b~erfOlgt bic englif9e politif
nit MiBtrauen, man bat f9GimM Grfa6z
rungen sema4t unb tpsiB, buB bel ben gnsz
ldnbern INNER ouerit bic gnglGnber, nann
nod etnmul bic gnglGnber, unb Jana auIebt
ert Die rSreunbe" tommen. Die r8offf9e
3eitang" fagt, es iei eegen bic Chamberlain
f9e Nuffafung Der @~ertdnbigung nit
Oeutf9lanb nihts ein5utpenben. Die poGiz
tit BON San gu San geniige ben beioerI eitiaen
Snterefen. Sci einen engliI9zbeutIden
8iinbnife dber tOnnte nur Oeut19lanb I'm
Na9t6eile fein, benin @roBbritannien fte6e in
ben berf9iebeniten Meltgegenben in 19drfz
item @egenfdbe 81 @roBitadten pie Srantz
reiA unb RuBlanb. 9eutIdGanb Iei an ben
meiiten biefer Sra9en ni6t 6etbeiliet unb es
bGtte AUDI gar feline 8eranlaFun9, fib elm
5umtl4en. @u3 bic nRutionalz 3eitunq"
finbet, baB cine r@ntents" unter Der @oruusz
febung, buB teiner bon beiben SbeiGen fir
ben anbern vbie &afanten aus benz sseler
bolen fpn", bic oielen gemstnfamenSS ynterefen
in bobem @rube f0rbern tonne; dber es bdnqe
ausf9lieBli4 bon England ab, bas 3ufdmz
mengeben nit 9eutf9lunb in ben bielen Sra
gen, in benen bic SntereFen genein1am finb,
gu betpirten. Oa Gbamberldin iiberbies iebt
AUDI BON GuBlunb in einem artberen Some
ais oor sinisen Mpnaten fpri4t, 70 fei anauz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

nebnren, Dab bieginf4rGnfung Der entente"
uuf bic SG1e eemeinidner ober bod nt4t
coGibirenber SntersFen, i%nsbefonhere ben
@er3i9t ouf bic 3umutbung elmer feinbliden
Gsllungnabme Oeuti4lunb's gegsn &uBz
lamb ent6alte. gu elmer Option" 5pif4en
HuBldnb unb @nglanb noble Oeutf9lano, 10
lange ni9t beutI9e Snterefen cine foIAe gez
bieten, ni4t gen0tbigt fem. Sopett
bic beutf9en 3eitungen. Denn iibri9ens
bic @ngGdnber lire 9anbelsbiluna fir bas
Sabr 1898 oie9en unb feben, pie ibnen bic
Oeutf9en unb Nmerifaner duf Der gun5en
Melt ing 8e6eee tommen uno i9nen etnen
guten Mdrtt nu9 BEN unbern pegf4nappen,
bu biirfte i6nen bic Gorge um Die 3ntunft
audi ettpas me6r 8ef9eibenbeit beibringen.
Oiefer geIorgntB bat erft bDrgeitern Der
beriibmte engGii4e pOGititer nnb Publi3tt
San1es 8rDce in elmer Rebe por Der 9enbelsz
TANNER in 2eicefter Nusbrud gegeben.
Wie flar 8ismard in bic 3ufunft geieben
bat, 5eigt ii9 au9 iebt pieber in benz S9rei>
BEN, bas er am 80. Mat 1857 an ben Gene
raj 2eopoGb BON @erla9 geri9tet bat unh
bas in ben 1oeben berDffentfi9ten r9ebanten
unb @rinnerungen" tnt9alten 1T. Die be-
treffenbe Ste1e lautet:
r@erbGltnibmGBig i&nd4 tperoen mir IN
ieber 8erbinbun9 nit anoeren 9roBrnd9ter1
erf6einen, 70 LANCE mir eben ni6t Itdrter
ftnb, uls mir ieBt itnb. Seterrei4 UNI @ng=
ldnb perben, tpenn mir nit ibnen i'm 8unbe
finb. tire lteberIegen6eit aud ni9t gerabe in
unierem Sntereife gelenb MAIDEN, bas BADEN
mir auf benz @iener @ongreife gu unierem
S9aben erIebt. Seiterrei9 tann uns feline
8eOeutung in 9eutf9lanh gDnnen, s n g :
lamb feline @buncen t
@ntptdlung in 9anbeI ober
lSlotte nnb 1T neibif9 nuf unz
fert Snbufrie."
Sds 1T Dor Oier3ig Sabrsn geI6risben,
por benz ran30fi4zDFsrrei4ifden &rieg, bor
1856 unO 1870. preuBen bat Sefterrei9 aus
9%eutfdlanb beruusgebrdngt, Gebteres bat ieiz
men 9unbel, feline SlOtte unb Snbuitrie md9>
tig entlpidelt urb Gngtanb Dat bsute se6nmaI
1e6r l1rfa8e uuf 0euti9Gunb netbi9
gu fetn, dls bamals.
Ser tpa&fenbe SanbeI Deutf91utb's, Die
iiegreiden 6elb5iige feiner Snbuitris in alien
Belttbeiten, feline &OGOniuIpoGitit buben be-
reits gu grOben &eibereien 5piI4en Gnglanb
un0 9eutI4lan0 gefi6rt unb mir tDnnen
mod INNER ni4t gluuben, baB 9euti4lanb
fir bic faII4e Sreunbf4aft gnglunb's bic
Seinbf9uft fetnes Oftli3en Ru4barn elm
tauf9en min.
Oeutidlunb rpir6 tuitenh ~Dorun9eben unb
BON nSau gu San" Stelung nebmen. 9us
fOnten audi mir t6un. Wir bruu9en feline
@Giuna nit gnglanO, dber 5reunOf4aFt mol
len mir bulten nit @n9Ianb unb 0eutI9Gunb,
nit &uBlanb unb Srdntrei4; bas pirD una
bic meilten @ortbeile bringen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
0otat Settti6et @eere+

!3ufoGqe Der benz beutf6en Rei9stage auz
qeqanqenen MiGitGrz8orlag fDa Die beutz
T9e @rmse mad benz 1. Sttober 1899, Bis
gu tpelGem 3eitpuntt Die iebige Srsoensz
prGFe ftGrte berbleibt, I'm 26,576 Inter
o~ffi3iere unb @emeine bernnebrt iperben, uro
atpdr fou bieIe Grb06ung allmdbli4 bur4z
aefii6rt unb erft i'm Sabr 1902 errei9t perz
BEN. Die Sa6resz0 ur9I4nittsItdrfe beg
beutf9en 9eeres pirb bann itott pie iebt
557,O93 Mann 583,669 betragen.
On Geuformationsn iperben 6eabIi9tigt,
abqeIeb:n bon neuen Stdbsn, barunter 3
9eneralfommanbos unb 5 Oibifionstdbe: /
Standardization, 10 @sta6rpn5 &oDdlz
lerie, 80 8atterien Sel0artiGerte, 1 8atail=
lon SuBartilerie, 1 8atailloa unD 2 Som
pagnien @iienba6ntruppen, 1 G~ompugn:e
2uftI4iffertruppen, 3 8atailone 29 Gom<
pagnien neue Selegrapbentruppen unb 5
Srainfompagnten. gu bieien 9leuformatioz
men fommen Gtatserb06ungen 6auptId9li9
Der STANDARDIZATION, pel4s tbeils bon
sol auf 573, t6eils BON 573 auf 639 unb
$50 &Dpfe erb0bt peroen. Serner fouen
ftattfinben @ta~tserb06ungen Der 8abaQeriez
r%eqimenter BON 681 unb 696 auf 7O1 &0pfe.
Die Wfe6rfoIten bhIer Yrdien3er6D6ung
belaufen fi9 auf idbrlib 27,3S8,OO0 Mart
fortbarprnbe Musgaben, tpobon fir 1899
6,991O0O Marf geforbert tperben, tpdbrenb
Der Heft Der Grb06unsen iib cuff bic Sabre
1900 Bis 1908 pertbeilt. Die tinmali9en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
eberHe meeterer oer s@pets.

Sn 6olge Der bor einigen Sagen in UNI
5eren &a6eltelegrammen gemeloeten %neuetten
prGiibententpa6l in Der S9nei3 itno mir
BON berf9iebenen @eiten erfu6t porben,
Die Dirt Der f9pet5eriI9en boQ3iebenben
Geipalt unb i6rer Grfpd6lung rG3er ST. be-
fpre4em Sn Der Shat 6errf3en iiber bieIs
ettpas bertpidelte unb bod 10 einfu3e Sa3e
unter tzS9mei5ern AUDI in Qmertta
munnigfa4e WttBberffdnbniiIe.
Die boQ3ie6enbe @epdlt bes S9tpei5er
8unbes beIte6t aus einem 8unbesrat3
BON fieben MitgGiebern. 9iefe
tperben bom ben betben 9Guiern Der gfa<
tionulgefeBgebung ale 5uIammen auf bret
Sabre getpG6lt, unb @ieberertpG6lungen
itebt ni4ts i'm Wege; bic 9tenIte ausgez
5ei4neter &rGfte bIeiben nab bieiem 9bz
item benz pberten 9ienIte biele Sabre err
9alten. 60 gebDrte 3. 9. Der treffli3e
Stoutsmam &arl G6ent BON 8ern benz
8unbesrat6e BON 1863 Bis 1895, BON 1eiz
mem bier5i9ten Sabre Bis sn feinem
in ieinem 5peiunbfieb3igiten Sabre hnr3
einen ungliidsfau berurfa9ten SObe an.
Sebes Der fieben Observation-Disclosures
1te9t einem Der fieben Negierungsoepartez
ments bor; aber pi6tigere Mnselegen9eiten
Der Departments nerben in gemeinfau1en,
tdgli3 ~itattfinbenben SiBungen bes 8unz
besrat5es erlebigt, 70 baB iebes Mit9Iieb in
ben berI6teoeniten 8egierungsgei6Gften be-
f4lagen iein muB.
Die fie6en Departments irb f%o1genbe:
QeuBeres; SSnneres; MtiGitdr; Suftia nebft
pOlt3et; 5inan5en nebft 3olpeien; 0unbet
nebit Snbnitrie unb 2anbnirt6i9aft; goit
nebt Gifenbu6nen.
Sn Ieoem Sabre, i'm DECEMBER, tpG6len
Die betben 9duIer Der IationulgeTeBge6ung
aus ben iieben Observation-Disclosures
sinen 8unbesprdibenten unb einen 8unbesz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

&usgaben finb eefddBt auf 132,778,o00
Mart, npbpn fir 1899 43,805,000 Mart
erforberli9 iinb.
Die bret neuen Generals Commands, bon
benen pben Die gRebe, tperOen bur9 Die 8ilz
bung beg 18. (preuBif9en unb 10. e. 1d9z
itfden), fope zines 6ritten baperif@en Or
meetorps nDt6ig eemu3t. Dem /. otpreuz
Btf9en unb IA. babii9en Mrmee=gorps tpirb
lie cine brittle 0ibiiion Su9etbe;lt perben.
Sebe DipifiOn erbdlt tiinftig 5tpe: SeGb=
acknowledgements.