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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26

Dor nber so Sabren f@oa murbe
Wrs. MthSlpp'S Soothing Sprup
bon Willionen bon Mhttern beim Sab.
men ber ainber angeuenbet. Dirf bu
i'm S9lafe bur9 bas 69reien eines
ainbes gef6rt, bas I'm 3abuen tR unb
Dor S9meraen ipeints Wenn 10, laKe
iofort cine Glaf1e bon sWlrs. WtuSs
Ions Soothing SprupS boaen. 6etu
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. gs mtrb benz
tIeinen 2eibenben fofort 2inberung pers
l1affen. 8erlabt eu@ barauf Mhtter,
e8 ift tein 3meifel barhber. gs betlt
Dpfenterp unb 0iarrboe, regulirt ben
Wagen uub bic Wieren, beieitigt Winb,
aolit, ertpei9t ben Gaumen, berbin.
bert gnt3hnbung unb ftdrtt bas gauge
SDfem. sWfrs. Miu5lous 6optbtne
Sprup" fur aabnertbe atnber ii a,tge,
nebm In Gef9mad unb bas &ecept
tammt bon einem Der beften tpeiblt6eu
aerate In ben Ser. Staaten. gs ttf Bel
allen Druggifen tn ber ganaen @elt 30
baben. preis rs gents per Glai9e.
aauft ni9ts anberes, als Wrs. Wins'
Ions Sootbina'Sprup,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26
MtabHdfe @ptel Bar,
Of '6oufon Strabe,
% NJ. NJ TT, ..... Gigentbiime,

Wean finbet bier elm bor3hslidea
8las Bier unferer beimif9en 8raue.
reien. 8efonbere Wnerlennung bers
bienen bic Weine. gisarren. WbisfieS,
9iqu6re &c. Wor5hglider Grei.
lund bes orgenS unb Na d.
mittags. Diefe Wiribihaft erfreut
Rh bes ausee3eihneteu Rufes su benz
angenebmhen gufeutbaltsorte bet
Stabt su adbIeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26

Sartiide. ruifiide. Raifenbampf.. !.
NabeI' unb einflde 8doer tdslid fur
Derren unO Damen. Mafoae. bhb
nerauaen Operationen. Dfeu 3aa
unb fa1t.
Befonbere 8abtanfalt fur Damen.
Carl &eied. Gi8entbiimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26
Wattbtes Srps. 7letjder.

go. 507 . fs6 on f nsStraB.
9tur bas porsiigli9ie &inbs, G1af.
unb S6weinefeifd.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges aalbfeiid.
Alle Arten BON Wurf, Shinten.
3unse, Shmals &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26

- nufer meiBer Nebrasia. 0afer unb
bas I'm Suni gei9uittene 6eu fnb bas
bette pferbefuiter. Alles rein unb
mobli9medenb.
Yeriudt es einen Monat.
Gmniet @ppo So. Sel. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26

Golb, nnb SiIber' unb platirte
Waaren In ssidmaduollfer NusmabI
BET Griber BROS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26

- 9as WitIeib III 3uweilen febmera,
batter oils baS bemitIeibeie ungItif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26

Die Weniden eri6eiusu mir, oils
liefen He forttudbreHb einem roaenben
8olbifad mad.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26

- Bargains In uneingeIoRen pfdu.
bern BET g mer on i Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26
Gin Rfarer Sopf,

CUTE Serbauuns uno elm bobsS riltis
geS Gltsr iino awei &siultate, bic burh
ben @sbrand BON Tutt'S aebersYilen
sr5i.it peroeu.
Cine frwif(sns Tbat(ahf.
&opfidmer3en, Wtularia. Wassniaure,
geritopfuns. Dpspspiis, @allsnlsioeu
uno dbnlide Srantbsiten merben poll.
itdnOis sebeilt ourA ben @ebraud bon
S,.tt's Seber Yiuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26
Neue tiirtiide Babe Mnitalt.

9ritte etrabe 80. 80, eineu Blod
binter DER Voit Dffiee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-26
Beuubt bic CUTE @elesenbeit
Teiertags Grtnriionen auf Der
). & y. gf. H. N.

8illete aum gertauf ON 49,, a.,
25., g., 81. unb l. Saauar, ghltig
bis gum 3. Sanuar 3mifden ollsn
lotalen Stationen fis Elm unb ein
DriiteI ber gew6bnll@en &ate fur
bic Hadreiie.
g. g & 3. a., palsaiue, Ss1as.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-23
The Cuban News.

The President sent an ultimatum
to Spain on April 20, giving Spain un-
til Saturday noon to say that unless
Cuba was abandoned by Spain, the
United States would forcibly inter-
vene.
Mr.. Woodford on receipt of the ulti-
matum cabled the President that
diplomatic relations between himself
and the Madrid government were al
ready severed.
The Queen of Spain made a frenzied
harangue from the throne to the new
ly assembled cortes and the Spanish
fleet is on it's way to America.
The North American squadron and
the Flying squadron have sailed for
Cuban waters.
BY daylight yesterday morning the
battleships will be signalling Havana
to surrender.
The volunteer bill for $4,000 troop:
is now law.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-23

The Spaniards call US Yankee swine.
We won't do thing to them, will we?
Spain is trying to sell or mortgage
the PHILIPPINE island to Great Britain.
Prof. Thompson of Ellis was shak-
week ago.
Another glorious rain last Thurs
day-what was you going to remark
about irrigation?
Miss Pearl Courtney has returned
from a three months visit with
friends in Denver.
DIR. Jones sold thoroughbred Berk-
shire pig to Gus Anderson of Quinter
the latter part of last week
Locals from our county correspond
ents crowded out this week to make
room for the commissioners proceed
ings.
We have closed a deal whereby fifty
of our best farmer subscribers can Sc
cure EARN and Trade" first-class
farm paper free for one year. If your
subscription is paid up TO date you
should order us to send you Farm and
Trade.
John Marcy, the Wilcox statesman,
hunted all over town last Thursday
for pair of pants and shirt but
couldn't get a fit. John desires to
inform the public that the loan of an
old tent will be appreciated while his
special supplies are coming from Ran
sas City.
Hon. o. B. Kackley, the great Hill
City Democrat, Sundayed with the
editor of the WORLD, and they laugh
ed and talked the hours away. Mr..
Kackley is chairman of the Demo
cratic party of that county. and an
enthusiastic Bryan man, and an all
around good citizen. Mr.. Kackley is
contemplating the establishment of a
store in Hill City after the pattern of
our own enterprising T. r. Moore
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-23

Mrs. III. S. Givler is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Gayhart of Topeka.
Frank Kline of Hill City visited his
sister, Mrs. Dawson last Sunday.
just four weeks more and the city
schools will close. There will be eight
graduates from the common school
department and one from the High
school.
There will be NJ. E. preaching at
the Banner school house Sunday,
April 24, at IL O'Clock a. M, and in
the Congregational church at Collyer
at p. m. All are cordially invited.
to attend. F. c. Griffith, pastor.
Judge Lee Monroe was nominated
for district judge of the 23rd judicial
district last Tuesday at Ellis. There
was no opposition and the convention
was just sort of ratification of the
wishes of the people of the district.
After the formalities was disposed of,
Judge Monroe delivered an address
ringing with patriotism for the en-
thusiastic, and filled with thoughtful
ana pointed ideas for the reflective.
That Monroe will beat all opposition
at canter and succeed himself goes
without saying.
Died at his home in Graham county,
April 20, 1898, Jacob Knouf formerly
of this county Mr.. Knouf was an
early settler of Trego county, having
come here about twenty years ago
from Usage county. He has resided
all these years near the Graham and
Trego county line. 1t has teen i'm
possible to learn much of the circum-
stances attending Mr. Knouf's demise,
but peritonitis was the immediate
cause. Jacob Knouf was just and
upright man, worthy of the high es-
TEEN which his acquaintances always
bestowed on him. A wife and child
mourn his death and have the sincere
sympathy of the community.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-23
NUMBER g.

A card from Mrs. G. NJ. c. Thomp-
son informs us that her son Paul is
improving nicely at the Kansas City
Sanitarium and she hopes to be ready
to return soon to her home ia Ram
som.
The County Republican convention
met at the court house on Saturday
afternoon and elected delegates to the
several conventions as follows: To Be-
COMPASSIONATE. S. Givler, w
b. CIPHER, S. B. Ridgway. To Hutch
B. Jones. Geo. V.
York. To Ellis-Judicial-A j. john
son, James Tunnel, E. A. Rea.
The Trego County Teachers. asso-
citation met last Saturday and a very
interesting program was rendered.
Miss Gertrude Best led in the musical
exercises. Hudson Harlan delivered
a discus sion of much merit on the
subject of ..Dotheboys' Hail.. Mrs.
Hunt ably discussed certain features
Peacock gave an interesting talk on
s.Ichabod Crane, The association
adjourned until the conyening of the
Normal institute.
we are glad to learn that w. R.
Hill, the famous county seat fighter
and land boomer, has at last gotten
out of his land troubles in the federal
court. Mr.. Hill has been travelling a
rocky road for some time, mostly
through the yillainous intermeddIin1
of reyengeful, personal adversary.
Honest old W. r. can now settle down
and grow old gracefully in his hosDif-
able home in that stirring little city
which bears his name Hurrah for
W. r. Hill.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-23
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Full Text of the Document That
Makes War Certain.

Washington, April 19.-The resolu-
tion as agreed to is as follows:
.sJoint resolution for the recogni-
tion OF the independence of the peo-
pie of Cuba, demanding that the gov
ernment of Spain relinquish its au-
thority and government in the island
of Cuba and to withdraw its land and
naval forces from Cuba and Cuban
waters, and directing the President of
the United States to use the land and
naval forces of the United States to
carry these resolutions into effect:
"Whereas, The abhOrrent condi-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-23

tions which have existed for more
than three years in the island of
Cuba, so near our own borders, have
shocked the moral sense of the people
of the United States. have been a dis
grace to Christian civilization, culmi-
mating, as they have, in the deStruc-
tion of United States battleship and
266 of it's officers and crew, while on a
friendly visit in the harbOr of Havana
and can not longer be endured. as has
been set forth by the President of the
United States in his message to Con-
gresS was invited; therefore
Resolved, BY the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bled:
.sFirst-That the people of the is
land of Cuba are and of right ought to
be free and independent.
ssSecond-That it is the duty of the
United States to demand and the gov
ernment of the United States does
hereby demand that the government
of Spain at once relinQuiSh its author
ity and government in the island of
Cuba and withdraw its land and naval
forces from Cuba and Cuban waters.
s.Third-That the President of the
United States be, and he is hereby di-
rected and empowered to use the en-
tire land and naval forces of the
United States and to call into the
actual service of the United States
the militia of the several states, to
such an extent as may be necessary to
'rry these resolutions into effect.
Fourth-That the United States
hereby diSclaimS any disposition or in :
ten ion to exercise sovereignty, juriS-
diction or control over said island ex-
cept for the pacification thereof, and
asserts its determination when that
is accomplished to leave the govern
ment and control of the island to its
people,"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Swiggett of
Indianapolis, Ind. arrived in the CITY
last Sunday evening and are visiting
their parents near Collyer-
J. B. Wolf of Quinter advertlses
this week that he viii prove up before
the land Office at this place. and
clinch-h claim to a portion of Uncle
Sans domain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13

item Sfumrr6art, nit gldn5snOer
NngItrDbre unb rptber 5alsbinoe, se>
p1n5srt nit einem !SemOpfuitron, ouf
peldem 8rtlTanten funteln, Die grDz
Der Iino uls Der r&egent," 10 Iugt man
iufort: .0as lit Elm DHditdquouere"!"
Qber teinem MenIfen piro IS einfal=
len, gu iagen: rS6uu, Elm Nmeritdz
ner!~ Der e9te 4meritunsr lit Der
Damn, Der spsOsr aus Meritp, nod
aus 8raiiIien, nod aus llruguop, nod
aus Der argentiniidsn 3epublit, nod
aus irgenb einem onoeren 2anoe jens
ieits oes groBen @aHers Itammt, 0as
nt4t 81 Der nprodmeritanii6en Union
gebOrt. Sin lotder Mdnn lit inn
mer Elm giirser Der Ser. Staten ppn
Ropoamerita, oas Wort rQmeritoner"
be5ei4net i'm gendu unb 6e5ei4net nur
ibn, uno oes6dlb 1T es unn0t6iq, fir
ibn eineR unoeren N1men 3u Iufen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
9rd6tt9es -
To(C6odCr. &: 81 s:;' s s &; :: :::.

- Ser Sampler ,,9uuiic."
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uHO Is ubr 3abmittags, NIT ausnabmt bsn
Sttntass unS GrtitaOs - an bi,i,n
SugsH g SOursn) 10 ubr gOrmittaus, 2 ubr gaas
mittsgs unO II rbr ab,nOg. souutaog nm
9 lbr gSrmittaGs unS 70 ubr Ra8mittass. GEtras
Best.
6unSreiic 25c.
Tsuff bon Der Rapsas Deg fiHft.n Ttoim.nts.
Rene uHO int:r,Fduts gttraitiOHsn, fir O, Sin.
unO Ruffabrt. Der grObs 5umilisusG 6 boluugs=
8tas. Gass ,rfsr RluFs. 0,ut llnterbaltunQ,n
StssontO iHr 5&ul,u uuO 9sisai8afttu.
GDlai4, 4Ditl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
,Rpgal Blue zine"
mad philadelphia uue Rtws9prf.

QGs 8agt pcrOsn nit ~9iutibzQi6t beleubttt.
9criaiitu Camden StattoH:
(Qtrlaitu ut. 8ODulzStatIoH 4 gItnuten patel
Rad gtrUs00ri Bolton unO Dem Cttn, an geos
6tutugcU. G.jjSptiie=9HaQQoHL $50, QO.5OSpClts
g9aggoHJ Y0rmIttags, POI, t2.lj SpdissgSa95oul,
3.49, 600 Speiit : ~g9ageoul Nd1mtttags, gy
Qbtnbs dis 0adts. Salai=g9oqQOH pom UT. &0s
DalsStatloH, often tur 9ahdglere I'M 1000 AbOs.l.
SoUutags, C.55, $50 Speiiesg8dgQoHl Sormttiag3,
els Spsiie=g8uQgouL 3.49, 600 SpclcsgSdgGoal
0udmitta0s, 900 Abeuos. Q.l5 ytd5ts, S9-aIs
8aggoH BON MT. ROpalsS %tati0u, oiien iur Sanas
aa8 GtIcntic.GitS, 1850 Bonn, I2.57, 2.I5 uuS
$40 Go5mittuqs.
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800 abeHos, lis 9adts.
gaa QotalsStatioutn an Der t5llaotlpbltr Npis
fon, an 0obutaEtl 500 yormiiiaqs, 5VV, gg3
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ana "berIofftn GamOtu Statton.
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$50 Rabmitta75. Gin SonHtag'H, 9.35 Yormltiaa'
HH So 30 g5 a15fs,' 800. 1925 gOrmittaus unO
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( En- Wetmiftlcs $50 uuo lilo Nbtuos.
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100 0ormjttaqs, 10, $50 43a 80 Aa3mtt'
taos. $40. II.lD 4btHog. S]OnHtaos. 935 Born,
5S0 WatmittaQg, G.3O uHo 1l.lO NbmDs.
gah Curtis Pan. an WchsutdqCH, G.2S Bern.
3Hat BrIGTeu Gurti5' @aD an @oatntagu I'M
sos 0odmiitdqs.
!aasgnOmm,n sOnutaQs. ?Rur SOnutagg.
'Idgljb. . + Grprsbs3ug.
gsbdt riro abesbolt uno nit Gbsds peri,5-H bon
6otsls uuD mobuuHqen burb bic Union 5rausisr
Co. auf gul1uQsu in ben g"iaetsgircuur.
RprDp fsG de GatDtrt unb @ah
tfmsres r, Qr. $50. Sdo=Rroubpan. mt.
Rspals StatioH cher Gnmoen= Station.
90. M. 8reeut, Sen. sBc6dit5 fihrU.
8. D.. Narttn, qafugisTsA9tnL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
MrfrrnsM arblanOz SaBu.

9rat in q III %. Suui 1898.
SiQe oerlaheu 6tltns Statiou, ME 'oI8t.
'4.3O irub - S6uelsQoi, SdupilIHte, u. Z US
gdbu uHD benz SuDsu uuo, a~us9tHomHIen SoH"a
TAGS 2. 9.s9abH, Gbdubsg5bur0, ItaFi'Rs0"ts-
uuo WiUdsItr.
lT.2 @orni. Qorf. Q. & g. Gin, Saupilinls
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uuD g. & 6.s9ubn.
l8.ll 9orm. - 6auptliHIe, 6bdmbtrsburg, JTeota
rid, gmmiit5burg uuo y. x 8.sSabH bis S7sA
nluDpab.
.9.I5 9orm. 49, gsn.Nar, Grprsb.
1870 Born. aIi0m. nab uHion'SrIo9' uno pe'
Hober.
l0lT Born. - @itou. mad unIouserio9G 0ort,
gsttosburq. SieHrag, Souusrrd1 NM SaHlta9
uudl auen Qunftcu pr 2. 4 o.zSlp.
10 81 Rndm. Nffom. mad 6morp=8rope.
- y Robm. QHom. mad Gmorps@rcot.
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ggaasonsl; ferner nab Grs0erid. YlartiHsburs 4.
ginbstsr.
1882 Ra6m. Grp. mao VotI uIo o q ps2ps
IA IN Rodm. Ntfom. nab AitNd.
i10j Po6m. - Grpreb mad 9uHittu an Der sdupta
liuie: ferHtr Greoerid, @mmliseur9, S9Pptnsf
* AZ sqebm. Grpr,s na6 9lpuDon; afiOm. NAG
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5I5 Ra6m. - gl.om. nod Nithl.
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40 * @b,uBs - aftom. mad GmOrps9ToDs.
s9dalib. !Sdeli6, ausasnommtH SoHHtdes.
Sur Sonntags.
Pinets unb @tpddaSGreau @r. III, Efs@altis
mortsStrabe.
9ioe baitsn an Der Unions, geHnipibauiosdDeG
Sultons unb @albreots (R-srtbsAptHuO citation.
9. 9b. 5000, y. .. 8rts ID
Gen. s@siSattEL .'assaG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13

IS 1T be5si3nenb, a Ct
Elm Sdui6blatt, baB Die Staaten nit
~itarter oeutI9sr 8epDlterung am polz
itdnoigiten, Die Staaten nit Jog. an
9lo : ameritdniffer 9epDlferung am
i6nG6iten Dem Qufrufs gum 9isnIte
fir's 8aterlano 5olge geleiitet baben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
Srnnir nes Shifinls.

Qls am MbenD bes /. Mai bic Na4z
rt4t BON Dem glGn3enben Siege De
lpep's bpr Manila bier e%intraf, bate
tpobl nod Niemanb cine A6nunQ boz
bon, pel9e 8ebeutung Die 9bilippiz
nengruppe, bon Der bpr9er Miqipnen
in 0ieiem 9anbe faum ie qebDrt
6atten, in penig @p9en erIdnqen
tperbe. @er nod Dor feds Monaten
bon Der @roberung ober @rperbung
Der Philipptnen geipro6en bGtte =
etnerlei, oh Stdatsmann pber Narr =
ben tpiirbe man fiir's Srren6drs reif
ertlGrt BADEN, unb beute brobt Die lei
otge g6ilippinenfru9e bas gauge amez
ritanif9e 8olt gu ipalten.
9efpep commanbirte bas amerifdz
nii6e 9ef9paber in aIiatii6en Sc
pGfern unb lag bis Dor Ausbru9 bes
&rieges i'm Safen BON Spng=&ong,
ben er baIO berIafen muBte. ga mir
feinen 9ufen ooer StiiBpuntt in jenen
@epGfern bdben, unb 9epeD unm0gz
lt4 Die ameritanif4 aiiIte errei4en
tpnnte. o6ne befir9ten gu miifen, BON
Den @paniern angegriffen gu perben,
mas fir i'm febr gefG6rli4 bdtte perz
ben tonnen, penn Der 4ngrtff erfoQ9t
pGre gu elmer Stunbe, in Der fein4obz
lenpprratb duf bic Neige gegangen, 10
erbielt er BON @ai6ingtOn bic Beis
Jung, nab Munila gu fabren, Die bort
Iiegenbe fpunif9e 6lotte gu %5erItDren
unb ii9 einen GtiiBpunft gu nerI9af=
fen. @te er ii9 bieies Nuftrages err
Ieoigte, OteIes bilbet fortan Elm glGn>
5enbes &apitel in Der ameritanii9en
9eI9i9te.
Dap Qmeritd iemoI5 bsabF9tige,
Die P6aipptnen gu nebmen, fam in
ben eriten Sagen gar Niemanoem in
ben Sim. 9u tau9te Der SnIurgenz
tenfubrer 4guinaIbo auf, unb mar err
innerte Ii6 baran, baB auf ben Pbiltpz
pinen G6nli9e 3uitdnbe berrf4en, ME
auf Cuba, unb balb fano man. baB
man bic P6ilippinen neroe ebenio err
pbern miiFen, ME Cuba, unb Oas leg
tie Oann ielbitperftdnbli3 Die 6rage
na6e: mas iouen mir pamit t6un?
Sn 8etreff Guba's pifen mir Is
beretts, benn mir BADEN uns bprgenomz
men, bic Sniel Guba bon ben Spaz
niern gu befreien unb tie ni9t gu an
nettiren. lIniere fur5en @rfabrungen
nit ben Snfurgenten iinb aber 19on
berart, baB bic Administration fro6
pGre, tpenn tie Oas 8sripre4en ni6t
gegeben Bate.
Muf ben g6ilippiner liegen Die Ser
6dltni1e dbnli9, unb bort BADEN mir
feline @eripre9ungen gegeben. Die
6rage aber: mas Ipqen mir nit ben
9~6ilippinen tbun? pirb nit iebem Saz
ge brennenber. - ySdnOs bapon!"
rGt6 bic cine Yartei, y8s6aIten!" Die
unbere. llnb gerube Die Ybilippinen,
an bic bei'm Nusbru9 bes &rieges
fi6er Niemanb gebu9t bat, brOben
uns S6pierigteiten GIT bereiten.
S9on in Der bprgef9lagenen Gomz
MILTON pirb es losgeben. Saguita fat
bereits einen 6iibler a~usgeporfen, in
Dem er bic SnieIn gum @ertuuf aus
bietet. @er ion tie tuufen? Natiirz
li9 mir. DAB mir uber grobe Barren
pdren! @er fault, mas er ni4t
brau6t, lit Elm Sbor; per a6er fault,
mas ieinem 9auIe II f4aDen unO
ni6ts niiBen fam, 1T Elm berbre6eriz
fhpr Summfnbf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13

Gin gutes @eptffen,
Elm fur5es 8ebst II. Elm guterS 9napps,
oas ftn0 oret 0inge, bic Der Solbat
BADEN muB, penn es sur S9la9t
gebt," 10 iogts Der bette 6sloberr i'm
0eutf6 fran30Tn6sn &rieQe.
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"a zhnumIhh.I. QnmaIt,
Rr. Sol uuO 3l6, 9atp=SuilOing.
Observation-Disclosures.

Ra6ri6t pirp hermit %eseebsn, oab bic Inter
sci6netcu pom 9aiicnoeridt Der Stdot Baltimore
0uama6t CUR @crlpulturQ bes Ru6lGTts oCs ul=
bier Qrfurbencu ! obu !. CASTE crboItcn bas
ben. Iae Gieieniaen, Die 5orosrunqcn oil. nieien
Ra6lab babtn. lperosu hermit uuiesioroert. iol5e
nebit Den ~n6tbiQeu 9tleOeu big gum g. Gcbruor
1899 sin,urei6cn uno qelttnO gu MAIDEN, ODER gu
qriudrtiqtn, CAB fe ibrsr auipri6s an Oieien Nabs
LAB qcicbli6 fir ~psrlufiQ ertldrt DerOen mO0tn.
ale, bic 3ablunqen an Dicisn Ga6ldb gu MAIDEN
buben, rucrptu hermit auiqeforoert, iolbe unotr=
,iiqli6 on bic Inter ititucteu 5u lciten.
@eae6en inter u~uitrsr 6dno am 3. Gage oes Wtos
mats @uQuit 1893.
Mdrgdretba SdsIer,
&puts SasIer.
(0n9 II % On 9adldBperpultcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13

M6iteIan &eib BON Der
80. : 9. tribune" bat NusF9t, gfa4z
folger bes 9rn. Dap i'm Stats De-
pdrtement gu ptroeu; er bat ben n0tbi=
gen 9eiIt UnD aud bas oa5u 9e6Orige
@eln-
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RIpuStfs faa peroe6eu.

Sebt 1T in ben Observation-Disclosures bic oei6dfz
tiqte 3eit Oes Subres. 5H itOcr g8o6c nerOsn
quu3c 9crm6gtn uusaeQrubeu, abcr in ben 3cituu=
gen icbt man 9ihts mcbr pom ben 3cltluoeru i'm
ferntn Rorbipeiieu. llcbtr pen ipauii6samcrifani=
i6n Rrieqe 1T RlonOite in 9erQcTenbeit Qcratben.
@cnau ebenio CrQebt C. Den Wcuibcn. Wduneru
uno Grdusn. ireuu fe ibrs 8tiuuObcit ciubibtn.
slrbeitcr ~perlirren ibrt Stelen, @ei6dttslcute ibrrn
RunoeHtrsis. Don her 9romintui bis CUR 9erQti=
ienbeit III nur Gin Sbritt. Tie bluptid6lihirc llrs
iaGr BON Rrantbeiten liegt int NiaQeu. BON bort
eritredt ie ib iibtr bos game Soitem. BUR PEE
%ieitiqunq Der Rrsntbsitsuria6s lit oo~fcttcr's Ma
q~eubiiters oas bette Wittel. Is furirt fSrauens
i6ip09t. StioeH 8tiblebteru Oerlcibt cs utue
Kraft. Gs srbobt bic mdnulibe Spouufraft unO
9italitdt. Is trditigt bic 3crpu uuo peri6aiit
eririi6eubtn S6lnf. Sir 2tutc, Dcrsu @ciunobeit
btrunteraetommcu il, piebt'5 ui6ts 9cTtres. @iat
On cine ptrlorene @oiition in Der pelt lpieoer err
rinnen. 10 nimnl @oitetttr's @ittcr..