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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
ROYAL COlOra.

The sultan of Turkey is always seen
attired in pale brown garments; the
emperor of Austria affects gray. The
German emperor has what may be
called a loud taste in clothes. and Is
never 50 happy as when wearing the
showiest of uniforms or hunting cos
tunes. The czar Of Russia, on the
other hand, likes the simplest, darkest
form of urdress uniform. Cincinnati
Enunirer !. s;.&.4sr5r.# I'D f$5H
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
How He Suffered.

Wanterno-Did you suffer much in
the war?
Knapsack-Yes. Principally with
shooting pains.-N. Y. Evening Jour
nal. FL
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15

Sister, am going to get divorce.
Brother-Can't you get along with
your husband?
Sister, can, but the cook can't
Philadelphia Press.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
War .AEQiu

Minnie-This weather is so trying. l
must get something for my complex
ion.
Mamie-I didn't know you had any.
Indianapolis Journal.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
As a SDecial Concesston

''You'll be sorry for this!' the horsethief
cried,
I'm a man of the highest pedigree!"
well, that's all right" the leader replied,
We'll hang you on your family tree.''
Chicago Tribune.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
she saw the K,.. ir.n,.,

She saw the KISS Coming.
Ella-Fred kissed me last night when
I wasn't looking.
Stella Shut your eyes, did you?-N.
Y. Evening Journal.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
81

Chimmy-Ah, wot heart Nv iron dat
COILS got! Dis makes seven fellers I've
licked right in front Nv her, but still
she spurns me love!-N. Y. Evening
Journal.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
THE FLAG AT SANTIAGO.
A Suddenly Arising Breeze Made II
Wave Vigorously Gen.
Garcia's Wishes,

Rev. DIR. Joseph Krauskopf, rabbi of
Temple Keneseth Israel, who returned
to the city recently from his trip to
Cuba on relief commission work, said
that one reason for Skaters disagree
ment with Garcia was that the latter
wanted the Cuban flag raised beside the
stars and stripes over Santiago. r..
DIR. Krauskopf, during his stay in
Cuba, came into personal contact with
Gems. Shafter and Wheeler, Col. Roose-
welt and other prominent actors in the
war drama. From Gen. Shafter he
learned the true reasons Of Garcia's at
titude after the fall of Santiago
'Gen. Garcia" he says, "when invited
to be present at the entrance of the
victorious army into Santiago, made
two conditions on which his acceptance
of the invitation depended. One was
that the Cuban flag be raised together
with the American, and the other that
the Spanish officials be superseded.
"Gen. Shafter replied that he had no
authority to recognize the symbol of
the Cuban republic in any way, and
that the supersedure of the Spanish
officials would be contrary to the re-
ceived practice in the case of captured
towns. The matter gave rise to heat
ed controversy, which ended in Garcia
separating himself from the American
forces and withdrawing into the in
terror. The supposition at American
headquarters was that he meant TO
withdraw himself from the territory un-
der American control and try his own
luck at conquest"
DIR. Krauskopf said that it was re-
markable that on the day the Ameri-
cans entered Santiago, although not
leaf had stirred or hardly breath of
air was felt during the day, no sooner,
was the American flag unfurled than a
strong breeze sprang UP and the ma
tional colors waved gloriously in the
wind, amid the frantic cheers of the
ude.-Philadelphia Press. -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
A Rejection.
A Hfstrtonic Trfumnh

n HlHlrIOn1C Triumph.
"What did the stage manager say to
you?"
HE said he wished would act as emo
tional on the stage as do when I strike
him for more salary" hicago Record.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
They Don't Have To

Griggs-Why is it that young women
with fifty thousand or more dollars a
year seldom marry?
Marie-Gracious! They don't have
to.-Town Topics.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
Music I'm the Air,

Music In the Air. e."
Once more we hear the music Of
The fleet mosquitoes wings;
And only a solar plexus blow
Makes him saddest when he sings,
Chicago Daily News.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15

Foreign Lord Gust refused)-You
hardly make allowances for my title,
I venture to think.
American Girl-No, don't want to
marry any man for whom have ia
make Observation-Disclosures Ameri.
can.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15
why amt you at school to-day,
A Man of Note.

Teacher give us holiday, eos she
was goin' to funeral!"-St. Paul's.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-15

tide was high, and it was about the
bathing hour, suggested swim.
"'Can you swim?' 1 asked her.
"'Oh, a very, very little,' she replied,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
Onrnan's Wahinlacr.

@s gef6eAen INNER nod Wunoer
auf Grber, unb Elm fpl3es bat Ii6 gez
tern in annapolis ereignet. SroBbem
&i9ter McGpmas nm Wpntug MbeuO
bon benz republitaniF9e parteirdt6e
fir ben SenatsiiB @orman's feierli9
npminirt porben mar uno aud BEL Der
leBten Ql6itimmung nit gutter Saftit
ernG6lt bdtte tperoen t0nnen, 10 glaubz
ten geitern bod feline beIten Sreunoe
ni9t me6r an fsinen Sieg, benn bic
pGilf" T9ienen entI9lpfen gu iein,
felfenfeft gu fteben.
1tnb fiebe bd, bas 1~nertpartete 9ez
f9ab. Die rGilf" serbrDdelten uno
McGpmds tpurbe ertp6blt.
Der neue Senator, tpel9er am 4.
MGr8 1899 fein Mmt dntritt, puroe
am leBten %. Sttober finfaig Sabre
alt. @r tpuroe in WaIbingtOns@o.
eebpren, erbielt cine 5iemli3 CUTE
S6ul6iloung unb itubirte bic 3e9te.
Seit 1876 Itdnb er dls republitaniI6er
GanbiDdt i'm 6. 0iitritte duf einem
p~erlorenen Ppiten, ben er aber 1882
fiegrei9 6e6auptets unO Diermal binter
einanoer tpieoer erp6erte. 8pr ie6s
SQ6ren mar er Setretdr bes r~epublifas
niI6en Nationalzgomite's unb 6arriz
ION ernannte i'm gum S6erri9tsr bes
9iItrittes Columbia, tpel9e StelIe er
nod inne Dat.
Der geItern unterlegene Mann mar
ii6rigsns ni9t S6atp pper MalIter,
1onDsrn Senator @orman, Der es in
ieiner !6anD bate, Dor bier ober flint
Sagen feinen Ru6folger gu erpdblen
unD i'm, Der fel6ItOeritdnoIi9 nur Re
publitaner iein tpnnte, nit yeinem
Srppfen bemptratif9sm Ssl gu fall
ben." Sein 9rsItige bat bur9 bieIe
11nterlafungsiunoe einen peiteren
StoB erlitten.
Wus ben neuen Senator betrifft, 70
fam uns berielbe gsraDe 10 ongene6m
pber u~nangen.bm Fein, pie Elm anberer
8epublifaner, uno mir boffen bon ibm,
0uB er ieinem Staute Gbre MAIDEN
m0ge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
Mannhaftc @nrtc.

Sin entI9ieoener Sreuno Der Sim
panberung lit Der populiittI6e Qbgs@
orbnete 6reeman &noples, pel6er ben
erIten GongreBbesirf Don SiiozOdfota
pertritt. 9erIelbe bat ii4 oieier Gage,
tpte foIgt, geduBert: nQus DoIem Ser
gen Itimme i9 ben 9roteItsn gegen
psitere 8ei9rGntung Der @inpano:z
rung gu. Sci einsr 70 biinnen 8eO0lz
ferun9 - benin es tommen nur II
perIonen auf Die QudOrdtmeile-ite6
ieoe 8eI9rGntung Der @inpanoerung
Der peiteren @ntrpidelung Der retden
S~iilfsquelen hes 2dnbes i'm 8ege.
8is Dor brei Sabren eat Siioz0 dtotd,
pie bic meiIten rpeItli6en Staten, Elm
ginpanoerungs@8iirea unter6ulten,
beFen 3ped BARN beItanb, Die an DR.
belt g~etpD6nten Qeute beran3u3ieben,
oumit lie 9ano dnlegten, nm Die retz
den Raturf6GBe 81 beben. Sober BON
ibnsn 6ra9te Elm 9aar iturte Qrme
nit, nit penen tie i'm Stdnoe pdren,
fi9 ibren sigensn @oblituno gu grim
ben unD bic aQgemeine Woblfa6rt gu
fDrbern. Wie piirbe es beute I'm UNI
iere Station beIteIt Iein, tpenn i4on
in friibsrer 3eit DieIe Dera6IGeuungs=
piirbtge Snopnotbings9eiit geberri9t
bdtte? 0er Qnber5, dls bas eingez
panDerte Glement fat Dieie md4tige
Hatur aufge6aut?
Dieter 9eiIt, Der Ii6 gsgen oie5remz
ben ri6tet unb 8orurt6eile gegen tie err
peft, lit Elm ebenTo nieoertrG3tiger,
tpie peroammungspiirbiger. Sino mir
ni6t NQe 6remogebprene pber Nbs
t0mmlings bon 5rembgs6orenen? Die
ein3ig pa6ren n4meritaner," Die i4 je
geIeben babe, Ieben auf Der sroBen
SiourSReIeroution; lie trugen 2eoerz
9ebGnge UNI bic 6iften unD ellen robes
SleiI9. Wa5 INNER I'm Ter 8olf beute
lit, perbanft es ben @ingepanberten.
Gs lam ba6er nur Elm ~eng6er3iger
9eiit Iein, tpel9er bic S6ore 9e9sn
Sene gu Oerrummeln fu3t, Die INNER
nod tommen tpoqen. UNI unIer 2anb
gu sntpideIn unO feline 8or5iige gu gez
nieBen.
Wenn Elm ToI6ss @eTsB i6on frii6er
in &raft getpeIen fpGre, tpiroe es biele
Der bsiten Mdnner ausgeT9loHen pa
ben, auF bic infer 2anO jeBt nit
Stol5 binpeiIt. Sd bebuupte, Dab elm
frdftiger Qrbeiter, peI9er nit Ieinsn
~Itarfen @rnlen bieies 2ano auHu6t,
BEL @eitem ienen 9petulanten uno
SapitaliIten por5u3isben 1T, bic nur
bierber tpmmen, nm an fth gu reiBen,
mas NnDere erdrbeitet baben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
Mahlunfniert,

Sn Gn9Iano muB iebes MitgIieb
bes l~lnterbduies unter @io Hehsnz
f9aft ablegen iiber Die l1nfoiten, pel9e
er ais GanOiout gsbabt bat. OieIes
@sfeB nurbe %erlafen, neil IS i'm 2uufe
Der 53eit gu arg gsnorben nal unb nur
2eute nit ben gr0Bten portemonnaies
cine GanOiOatur ristiren tonnten, 10
DAB bas Barlament i9IieBli9 nur nod
iebr rei4en 2eu!en 3ugGngli9 mar.
Die engliI9en @bgsorbneten er6alten
feline 8ergitung fir ibre 0ienfte, nu6
bem nrulten germanii9en @runOfaBe,
Dab lie ia ibrer eigsnen Sadie tpegen
per1ammelt iinb.
Sn Qmerita lit Die @oltspertretuna
geDiHermaBen elm 8erufs5peig genors
ben, Der in einigen GdQsn Ieinen Mdnn
ernGbrt, b. b. tDenn er 3ismli9 bef6eiz
hsn lit. oenn bic $4,000 zines GonareBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26

Mtitgliebes, tpsI9e bur9 legitime Nez
beneintiinfte, Dte Mtetlengeloer,
S6rei6material. SetretGrsgebalt, auf
$500 bis $4,000 iteigsn, finb fir Elm
fol6es 4mt bur6aus tein iibermdBiz
qes @intommen; Die 9e5ablung unfsz
rer 2eeisiatur : Mitglieoer II. StabtS
rGtbe lit fdum Der &ebe fpertb, uno es
Iu6nt fi9 fir etnen Mdnn, Der regelz
mGBig beI9Gftigt 1T, gar ni4t, feline
SbGtigteit 81 unterbre9en, penn er
feline anberen N6ii9ten bat.
Nber gerabe mad Dteien SteIen lit
iebr piel 9egebr, unD Man9er ldbt
es ii9 brei Mal mebr foiten, ais er i'm
beiten Sale nit 4nftaRb beroienen
fam, inn in bic Qegislatur oDsr in ben
Staotrat6 gu tommen. Die 8slegens
6eit, auf corrupte @eiIe @elo gu err
tperben, 1T nGmli9 in oieIen untergez
orbnetsn &0rperi4dften Diel gr0Ber,
ais i'm GongreRe.
IS lit uber 10 nett getommen, DAP
bic G~rpGblung gu irgenO einem 4mte
ungepDbnli9 bel 9elb tpftet, bas nur
Der Gbrgei5 ober Die Corruption nit
einem 4uge auF 3e6nfu4en 9epinn
ppfern fam. Die 3:iten, buB Elm
Mann ME 9rof. SaeleDs BON ii4 ia
gen fonnts. feline @~rpG6Iung in ben
GongreB babe i'm nur cine 8riefmarle
g @ents) getoItet, iinb porii6er.
lin nun bieiem llnfug Ger Itsigenz
Den 0abluntoften gu iteuern, ADMIT
man jeBt in peri6iebenen Stadten Den
englii4en 8rdu4 no6, ipe3ifi3irte be-
f9porene 8eri6te iibsr Die 0ablrnz
toiten gu forbern.
4u9 unferer 8eIeBgebung lisgt be-
fanntli9 cine fol6e Bill Dor. 0ieIelbe
lit nit GROCER umii6t ausgearbeitet
uno pirb pabri6einli9 angenomm:n
tperDen. Sb lie aber elm groberS 4ritt
CUR Wablreform Iein pirb, m0dten
mir be3peifeln. 60 Iangs Die Nomiz
nationen nod bon y8pBen" bittirt
fperben, lit es gang gIei4giiItig, gu
piHen, tpie bod bic @ubluntpiten ma
rem. 9teIelben brdufen gar nt6t bob
gu Ietn, Defenders tpsnn Die 9duptz
l1ntoiten auf Die Domination fallen,
pel6e fein 9efeb contrpliren tann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
Cine nnrnhiriiidlc 01Qc.

Die Smell St3llien mar BON 9uuIe
aus our9 bic Iatur bermuBen reid
li9 ausgeItattet porDen, bdB iie pon
ieber ais Elm 9arubiss gait, mad mel
dem Die SsrrI4er aGer Soften unO
2dnber begierig ibre 9Gnoe ausg.s
itredt, 10 oaB tie na9 chamber unter
bic 8otmGBigteit Der bsrI9isoenen
6erren gerietb. 8rie9en, Sartb1ger,
&Dmer, Spanier, 5ran3ofen II. /. m,
uip. bauiten ba. unO 5uleBt leqten bic
SaboDarben enbgiiltig ibre 9anb baz
rauf.
ollie bieIe Il urpatorsn BADEN bieie
Sniel fir Deren 8epobner gu elmer unz
aus Itebli9en 60qe gemu3t, pesbalb
es ni6t erItaunli9 lit. baB auf ben
8ldttern i6rer 9eI6i9te gar mdn6s
@oltserbsbung ein~getragsn lit, BON
pelden Der Stlapen zQufftanD BON Dor
mebr, ais 1000 Sa6ren, Der cirta II
Sabre lang an6ielt, unb i'm MitteIz
alter bic nii3ilianiI4e @eIper," gels@
9entIi4 peIfer ale fran3OIiT4sn Qusz
beuter an eirem Sage erI9Iagen tpur@
ben, bic 6erIbmteiten Iino. Die IeBten
8er8peiflungstGmpfe fpi:lten iia erIt
Dor flint Sabrtn ob. sic purben
Our9 Die SoIoatesta GriIpi's blutig
binfGQig gema0t. NaGoem bic Ru6e
bes &ir49pfs bergeiteqt pOrben, osr@
Ipro4 uber bic Regierunq, Reformsn
eir3ufi6ren. Bel Dem 8eripre6en iit's
iebo9 geblieben; unD hsute oeuten
ma%nnigfaltige Qn5ei9en barauf bin,
baB jeoen Qussnblid cine neue @rpfo@
fion bes aQgemeinen 8oltssllnniQens
erfol9en fam.
Qm piitbenoItsn Iinb bic total ber>
armten 2anbleute barber, baB linen
bic GroBgrunObsIiBer geraoe in IeBte=
rer 3eit bic lebten ReIte Der @em:inoe>
2dnbercisn obgeito6Ien bab,n uno oiez
Ielbsn nit Mausrn umgebsn lieBsn.
8ersits purben in mtbreren 9eaenoen
bic QeBteren bon ben 8auern ni.beraez
ri1en, unb IS fam parp6 3u .3uTdm=
menTtDBen 5piI6sn DieIen unD ben
Sag unb Na6tnd6tern Der @runo>
un0 8obenoiebe. Namentli9 ging es
in Der Yropin3 MefIinu hsiB Der. Do
ielbft ita6Ien bic 8rpBgruno6eIiBer Die
9emeinbaz 5Oriten, aus cenen Die Be-
po6ner Der betreffenoen SrtI4aftsn
bag Material gu einem n%ernsnsper@
t6en Re6enertperb 5ogen, inbem lie baz
raus aaerlei 60l8erne @erdtbI4aften
anfertigten.
Der 6erii6mte 4fritafori9sr Or.
S6peinfurtb, Der tiir3li9 Si8iIien
b~trsiIte, bob einem Niturbeiter oes
r4Danti" gegeniiber 9erDor, ME i'm
pergangenen Sabre auf Si5ilien bas
GlenD 10 unge6euere DimenIiOneu ans
genommen, tpie berbssrenDe Regengiife
II. na6folgsnoe 9iirre Die Saupternte
perHi4tst bdtten. Die Sauern bGtten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
Gripat=unterricb

in Gprohtr. D%iotbemafit u.E.m.. 8orhcseitAna fur
Sdulen alcr @raoe, Iucl. uaIperitIdi, pie ann fr be
o,uiideH sehrGmrs 9ruiuEseu. 8. =. 2d,pnrid,,
vi. 3l27, DicGalObIraBe, rdbt giOrtbs gpsRus.
CSttI6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-26
@ittiuOd,, Scu rs. Saunar 1898.

Gin It TELLER,
Der i'm S9aufaniter zines peutI4en
&lempnerlabens bic AufforOerung
las: ySpide nit SDeaI", fniipft burun
fplgenbe 8etra6tung: 0teie Iufforz
berung fpmmt mir nimmer aus Dem
Sim. Der 8raten u%nieres 0dietns
lit islten Iaftig an iia: Spiden mir
i'm nit Soeal! Gin bis4en Sped bat
SeDermann CUR 6unb. Dus Soeul lit
aigentli9 Das biGi9Ite 2ebensmittel.
iatpobl, i'm ei8entlifen Sim Elm Ntitz
tel gum 2eben, unD nod Da5u bas notbz
penbigite bon allen; bsnn mas bilf!
uns Der 8raten. penn er ni6t f6mtdt,
mas lit Dus 2eben obne 2uit gum Gez
ben? Sir Den pentenpen Meni6en
berubt Dieie Quit eben ni3t 6los duf
9urit, 6unger, alerlei 2eibestiBel
unD feiner 9efrisDtgung, iOnoern in
benz ibealen 9e6alt, ben mir ielber in
bic 0inge legsn. GliO iptde nit Soeal!
>9dtte t6 Do6 ME gegluubt, unter Dem
8le9 Des S9lettitdotsr &lsmpnerluz
bens Elm 8lGtt6en e6ten @eisbsits=
9plbes 8u finben!
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gPab moihir+o-

%a6 @ai6intOu. Grprss, 6.36. o.O5 gorm.. 30
~ Nodm. tdalib, $50 frib, al 9Orm. an
SSo9entagcr, 9.i Ibcuos uur SOuutaqs. Gts
i':ln'gontion. 6.5j Born. an Wo6mtaGeu, 1876
gEo 5@ Ga6m. td0lib. Gur S]outtaO5. S.3j
|!dl Hnnapo,is: "A. 9.G @ormittl0s, 4.32 uHo
99 gadmittaQs on g9ohcntaQcu. Souutdg5
,,9p5 Wcrmitto0s NIB As Ga6mittaQs.
AM @Iub nG6 ben Wccres : ufer
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OT-- % y II u n 7 0 N : . II NJ
N2Q. Itianttcs6itD (oja Stiardrt.Ti Bride,
m,l'tnbabusNCutcl, APO RubmittaQs tdQIi6; Ui1
H,ad]ln. an Wo5mtnQtu unO 1.09 fri1 tdoliA.
"1b ,0oot Y0D. 1905 Ia6u. all gpoatu!cUen unO
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&efanatmnfnngen.
G%uutrattpren.

ScriieQcItc Gorbcrunos YIN e
botc tucrOcn bis Treitaq, BEN 4. Gebruar
1893, MittoQs 2 llbr, i'm 9irean ots Gbtt.5ngts
rieurs Der g9uferbeboroe ent9eeen oennhirien fur
bic 8eriorauno nieier geb1roc init ioidcu Yote=
%rialisn, ais fir Oas nit pem 81. 9ejembtr 1898
suOsnbe Sabr crforDerli6 itn mOQrn, belte9eno aus
9auboIs, @rennboll. Gorbeu, Del, .9usetlernen
R0breu uno 3uhcb6r, mcitngensn @nBituden, @eu,
4ierOciutttr, Rail-, Stciucn, Gam, eenISnt, ,@um=
mi. @erpadun0. g9erq t9euitel, laue' gSert3eu0e,
Gifenipaaren, 3ei6nen=8crdt5t Giicusaugen, Stubt
etc. Spejifitdtioneu unO 6ontrafttormulore tor=
ncn uut Serldngcu Oaielbit in 6mpIan0 genomnlsn
iperocn.
Vie Gieferuugen psr0tt rumittelbdr nab Der Der
eebunq oes 6ontrutts beginner uno tttr cine 3sit
f%ortQcieBt, ipclhc udbcr beitimmt fpcrOen mag.
@iirQi6dit in Der S0be Der NGltte ocs SctrdQes
zines icben Contracts piro u~srlauat, uno ole Au=
gebotitelcr peroeH Qebdlten iciH, iDren 6orDtrun1s=
Nnqcbotcn cincu beQlaubiGteH 6bcd III ocr @obe
zines ,3ebntcls Oes 6outr0ttsg9ertbcs btl3utu0cu.
Sic 9GQhcr=9cbDroe bebdlt f6 Ous &eDt Dor,
ir0enp ipc!te poer oue Nugcbote 3u p%erlperTsn:
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@a(timOre s@GiO ei(emGa6m.

Y. Nntntufon ! n gpoob.
Hta. s"01dftsfthrcr. 0tu. Man. sIqtnt.
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Gura bic sissHs fir bi.i,H 3Usd an Der 5lpOs s,5ai'
"H' mi allen Sror9traiftH utut9tHsH
ntueH etleTnfn 1{eftho ~ufnfffifG
DE N6fdbrtst09e IND, WIF TVES'

u. S@ulnd@er DC 3D.,
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9as beutf4e &ei9 bot
fi9 nit Der 6reigebung &iao Si9pu's
ouf Gnglanb's Settle geItelt. @a6r=
f4einli9 bGnqt bamit 5uiammen bic
MelOung, baB Der ngrbfreunb" 3uBz
LAMB 5pei peitere Mrmeecprps an Der
@eitgren5e biloen lperbe. Sdbon lGBt
mar ii6 aber f3perIi9 perbliiffen.
Der g5ar Iiebt fi9 bermalen benz GRIM
mig fleti9enben Sapaner gegeniiber
unb pirO ii9 bitten, in europa einen
Streit bonn .3aune gu bre6en. Die
5einbf9aft 3ptf4en &uBlanb unb So
pan aber berubt duf reellen 8egenz
fGBen uno pirO permanent fein, e8 lei
benn, baB Hublanb fir INNER barauf
ber3i9tet, einen eisfreien 6afen an
fttqen S3ean gu betommen, mas nt6t
bentbar lit. Sober eurDpdiI6e @egner
&uBlanD's bat dlio unter allen 1mz
itdnOen Sapun als 8~erbiinoeten. Cine
Coalition bes beuti9en 8ei6es, Der
grDBten 2anbma9t, nit @rpB6ritanz
MEN, Der grDBten Seema9t, unb Saz
pan, bas in @iten auf LANCE 3eit bin
aus 9etoes un0 auBerbem bdlo Die
3tpeitqr0bte Seemd9t Der Welt iein
nirD, felt RuBlano po1itGnoig matt
unb ma4t Ielbit Die ruIiti4 : fran30z
iif6e 41ian3 gang ungefdbrlt4. (Pbil.
SQdebl.)
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Gin Men dem unD 8Dlz
tertenner bat Die Sugenoen uno Batter
oes Mannes am 4beno in fol9enoen
I9Dnen 3eimen gef9ilOert:
vSolbes 1T Der Mdnner WeiIs,
N6enbs bonn Samilientreiie
Setmli9 Iid binipeg 81 f6letden
unb 0as Sreie gu erreiGen.
Dies gef4iebt Bel 4merita's SObnen
MeiItentbeiIs, Dem Sport 81 frDbnen;
3uBlano's ungeratb'ne Snaben
Sebniu6t nab Dem @utti babenl
Stuliener, 8prtugieie,
Serendbsn flimpern Diefe!
Del 6ran3Oie, itets BON Seuer,
Su6t ii9 Qiebesabenteusr!
9o9 Der 0euti6e, fromm unb bieoer,
6itet fi6, DaB er 10 fteoerz
Sid iemals ben pertben Semen
Sber Na4barn m06t' erIGeinen;
S6m geniigt es, nit nod 4noern
StiG our &nsipe 6in3utpanbern,
9drSubringen gum @erftGnoniB
Sein polttif9es 9efenntniB
Ooer aber audi 6ingegen
Die @eieaigteit 81 pflegen,
l1nb Bel einsm polen S9pppen
S9li3t uno einfd6 Stat gu Hopper"
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00eJlichc WiarpldnOcr GiicnbabH.
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o., sQolbrpofs (ROrt5sHrsnnt) STATION an.
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(2236,M 6btf. 5nQtnitur Der
>tart 6 pmmindrs Snreau .

9aGttmore, ben y. Sauuar 1893.
Iuf Nppiifutiou bon anortD i. 99iegaHo tUiro
Der StaOts6omHiTGr AM %. &Onudr 1893, Rad=
mittnos 3 llbr, al Grit unO STEELE eribcincu, UNI
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ten 2 truBe II feitjuitclcH:
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lumbiusIpenue
@lonoou NUtuue, bon Stodbolm : Strabe big
GartOsS.rabc;
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StraBc.
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