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Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22
A committee Of the Eneliah Par,

A committee Of the English Parlia.
ment was lately appointed 10 investi-
gate the causes Of Englsnds falling
OFF in certain industrial branches.
The committees investigations, which
took them over TO the Continent, re-
suited in finding that Englsnd's fail
ure was due largely. when not entire
iy, 70 her lack Of secondary education
for the masses. The English youth
do not get the thorough training for
industrial life that Germany, for in
stance, is giving to her people. The
3pommittee's findings were especially
6atteripg TO Denmark, which. within
this censu1y, has risen from being
one Of thepoorest 10 being one Of the
richest countries in Europe, second
.only.te nse, and in part for the
same reason. namely, first, that its
land Is divides up amonga large num-
Der OF small freeholders, and second.
because these small freeholders are
an extraordinarily enlightened and
intelligent class. And this the COM
mittee believes 70 be largely due 10
their system Of surAl high schools for
the people. These pchoQls are private.
and are supported by the fees Of stu
dsnts. but recently the State has per-
ceivsd their value. and now makes
them . grant, which. however. reaches
them indirectly in che form Of pres.
'snts 10 peasants 70 enable them 10 ct.
tsnd the eourssss Ne payments being
! made through county councils. There
are seventy Of these schools in all,
and th&y are really secondary schools,
Ill the Students who entor them hsv'
ing pnsed through the elementary
State schools. The wealth Of the
Danish peasants consists largely in
their dairy industry. and England /,
thsir cbisi market Danish butter ID
Tor London What Philadelphia butter
II to New York, luxury for the rich.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22
BLANCO ATTEMPTs SUICIDE.

The News OF Csrvsrs's Defeat Cast Gloom
Over Cuban Capital.
According to advicss from Havana.
received at Key West Wednesday Gov.
ernor General Blanco attempted to
commit suicide when he learned be.
yond doubt that Admiral Cervera's
squadron had been annihilsted.
Long before the Spanish admiral's
gallant dash ont Of Santiago harbor ell
Havana had been boating Of his abil.
ity to outwit the Americans.
When the true story of the defeat
came gloom settled upon the city, ell
gayeties were stopped and every pub.
lic and many private buildir 20 we're
hung With crepe Aud other draperiss.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22
INVASION or PORTO RICO.

Every Detail Has Been Prepared For the
Kmbarkation.
General Brooke has been ordered to
Washington to get fiual orders and in
structions regarding the invasion Of
Porto Rico. The expedition is ar
ranged and every detail prepared for
embarking. with the sole exception rs
10 what troops will be withdrawn from
Santiago.
The troops will leave Tampa within
one week, II is said authoritstively at
the war department.
No more troops will be sent TO Cubs
save two regiments OF immuues from
New Orleans and Galveston.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22

The fall Of Santiago brought rsoic'
ing and feeling OF great relief 20 the
officials from the president down.
There had been so many disappoint'
ments and the fever advices were %
alarming that the news OF the surren.
der was thrice welcome when Il came.
While Ssntiago's capitalization is good
news, the officials realize that the bat
tie in eastern Cuba has Just begun.
As compared with the yellow fever, the
Spanish army is nothing.
General Algsr states that everything
possible will be done 10 isolate those
who have been exposed TO the fever
and to keep il from spreading. The
authorities realize that they have Q
big contract on their hands. however,
and would not be surprised IL the
news from about Santiago during the
next few weeks is not particularly
cheering. They will, so far as posi-
BILE, send the men 10 comparatively
healthy localities and will send the
First and Second regiments OF i'm.
munes to garrison the city.
Problem to Solve.
One Of the biggest problems facing
the war department Is that OF furnish
ing transportation for the Spanish
army, which they have on their hands.
The army has use for all its transports
in the Porto Rico expedition, which Is
10 be pushed forward at once.
The authorities have determined TO
advertise for ships of foreign lines to
act as transports, but il Is considered
doubtful whether they will succeed in
getting any, because Of the fear OF
fever infection. What will be done in
that emergency the secretary Of war
does not attempt TO say. The prospect
is one the authorities do not care TO
contemplate. AS for the men now in
Cuba, they are not to be brought back
until all possibility Of their bringing
yellow fever is past. The war depart.
ment officials give assurance that no
chances will be taken in this respect,
aud that the interests Of southern ports
will be carefully guarded.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22
CRANK MAKES DISCOVERY.

Graham Credits Dewey's Great Victory to
English Gunner~.
A London dispatch says: Mr.. Gun
ningham Graham, former member Of
parliament who wrote n series OF arti.
cles most insulting to Americans, in
the Westminster Gazette, has written
q letter to the st. James Gazette, which
was published Thursday that the ex-
cellent gunnery exhibited by Admiral
Dewey's squadron was due to the fact
that "most Of the gunners were En-.
glishmen," who were "decoyed from
our Chinese squadron by promises Of
$500 monthly"
Mr.. Graham urges that this matter
be brought TO the attention OF psrlia.
ment.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22
GEN. SHAFTER IS PLEASED
THAT SANTIAGO WAS sURREN.
DERED WITHOUT A SHOT.
ADMINISTRATION DICTATED TERMS
Twenty Thousand Spanish Prisoners to
he Cared for Untfi They are
Sent Back to spain.

Advices Of Friday from Santiago
via Kingston state that the reverses
TO the Spanish arms in eastern Cuba
are complete. Santiago has fallen and
with IL all the eastern end of the island.
General Toral, the Spanish command
err, agreed to the general terms Of the
surrender at q personal interview with
General Skater Thursday afternoon,
at which General Miles was present.
The victorious American army, after
Q campaign Of three weeks Of almost
unprecedented hardships for both off,
GERS and men, accepts the news with
heartfelt relief.
The victory 10 greater than appeared
at first. All the Spanish troops in the
Fourth corps, the military division Of
Santiago province from q line drawn
north from Acerraderos, eighteen
miles west of Santiago, through Las
PALMS., Palmas Soriann, Alcantara 10
Sagua de Tsnamo, on the north coast
and eastward to Cape Maysi are sur
rendered and the territory is aban.
doned. Between $4,000 and 10000
Spanish prisoners are taken, about
10000 Of whom are in Santiago. The
remainder are at Guantanamo and
others are garrisoned in the towns Of
eastern Cuba. All these troops are to
be embarked and sent back to Spain
under parole.
General shsfser Pleased.
General Shafter bears his honors
modestly. To correspondent Of the
Associated Press he said:
"The enemy has surrendered all the
territory and troops east Of Santiago.
The terms we're dictated from Wash
ington. II has been hard camraign,
one Of the hardest / ever saw. The
difficulties TO contend with were very
great-never during our civil war we're
more difficult problems solved. The
character Of the country and the roads
made Il seem almost impossible to ad.
vance In the face of the enemy. The
transportation problem was hard, but
all the difficulties have been success.
fully surmounted. Our troops have
behaved CALAMITY. They fought like
heroes and am proud to command
them. During oil the hardships they
have suffered they have shown resolu-
ton and spirit. They deserve to con-
quer.
"The resistance OF the enemy has
been exceedingly stubborn. General
Toral has proved himself q foeman
worthy Of any mans steel.
''The negotiations which eliminated
in the surrender OF General Toral have
been dragging on for ten days with the
intermission Of Sunday and Monday,
when our batteries and fleet lombard
ed the enemy's position. Throughout
these periods Of truce General Toral
has shrewdly played for time, always
declining to surrender Internationally
and falling back when hard pressed,
upon the statement that he was simply
subordinate and powerless to agree
to the proposals without the sanction
OF his superiors except under penalty
OF being courtmartialed. At the same
time he seemed to intimate that per-
sonally he thought it useless to hold
out any longer. But he and his garri.
son We're soldiers, he said, and could
die II necessary, obeying orders"
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22
THE ADULA AT SAVANNAH,
Spanish Prize Ship Brought into Harbor
BY Lieutenant Audersor

Spanish Prize Ship Brought into Harbor
BY Lieutenant Anderson.
A Savannah dispatch says: 'Lieu.
tenant Z. A. Anderson, with q prize
crew OF seven men from the United
States cruiser Marblehesd, brought the
British steamship Adula, Walker, mas
ter, into port Friday morning and will
turn her over 10 the United States
court TO be treated as a prize. The
Adula was captured on June goth A
she was attempting to run the block.
sde and enter Guantanamo bay. She
was without cargo, and was chartered
by J. r. Soils, q Sraniard, for the
purpose OF carrying refugees away
from Santiago and Mauzanillo."
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22
TO MOVE FEVER PATIENTS.
Those In Cuba win he Hurried to ID
Tortu9aa.

Those In Cube win he Hurried 70 DIy
Tortugas.
Rush orders have just been sent 10
the army officials 10 turn Dry Tortugas
over to the marine hospital service.
Twenty.four hours are given TO the
garrison Of colored troops there TO get
10 Key West.
DR.. Wyman will re-eslablish the
quarantine system there and receive
oil yellow fever cases from ships COM
ing from Santiago. No vessels will
be allowed to touch at any harbor I'M
Ill IL has gone through strict quaran-
tine ct Tortugas. A cable is being
laid between that point and Key West.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22
From General shafter.

WASHINGTON, July lathe adju-
tant general received the following
from Playa del Este Thursday:
"Adjutant General, Washington:
Have Just returned from interview
with General Toral. He agrees TO
surrender upon the basis Of being re-
turned 10 Spain. This proposition
embraces ell OF eastern Cuba, from
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22

Atso'clock Thursday afternoon San
tiago was surrendered TO the Ameri
cans, General Toral giving up mel
and territory.
During the morning General Torsl,
commanding the Spanish forces il
Santiago de Cuba, sent Q communica
ton 10 General Shafter indicating his
willingness to accept the terms of sur
render proposed and asking the Ameri'
can commander to appoint commits
sioners to meet the Spanish commits.
sioners 10 arrange TO send Spanish
troops back 10 Spain. This will be
promptly done.
The surrender Of General Toral NOT
only means the fall of Santiago, but by
Me terms Of surrender the whole east
ern end OF the island falls into the
hands Of the United States without
firing q shot.
The surrender is to include all the
Spanish troops at Santiago, Guantana-
mo, Camera and Guaya, composing
the Fourth corps OF the Spanish army.
The portion Of the province Of San
tiago de Cuba that lies east OF the line
from Sagua, via Las Palmas, TO Acer-
raderos, is surrendered 10 the United
States.
General Miles Notifies Department.
The war department received the
following dispatch from General Miles,
written, apparently, before the final
surrender Of Santiago at 3 o'clock:
"PLAYA DBL Este, July IA. Before
Santiago, July 14.-Secretary Of War,
Washington: General Toral has for
mally surrendered the troops OF his
army and the division Of Santiago on
the terms and understanding that his
troops shall be returned TO Spain.
General Shafter will appoint commits
sioners TO draw up the conditions and
arrangements for carrying out the
terms Of surrender.
This is very gratifying, and Gen
eral Skater and the officers and men
OF this command are entitled to grea,
credit for their sincerity and fortituds
In overcoming the almost insaperables
which they encounters,
"a portion of the army has been in
iected with yellow fever, and efforts
will be made to separate those who are
infected and those free from il, and "a
keep those who are still on board ship
separated from those on shore. Ar.
fangements will be immediately made
for carrying out further instructions
OF the president and yourself.
NELSON A. MrLEs,
Major General Of the Army"
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22
CAPITULATION EMBRACES ALL OF EASTERN
CUBA WITH A SPANISH ARMY CORPS.
Terms Of Surrender Were Previously Referred to the President
and Approved-Ofcal Notification Received From Both
Miles and Shafter.-.Transpo rtaton OF Spanish
From Cuba q Problem to be Solved.

Accerrsdoros on the south TO Sagua on
the north via Palma, with practically
the fourth army corps. Commission
ers meet this afternoon at $50 TO de-
finitely arrange the terms.
''SHArrrR, Major General"
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-22

To-day japan imports cotton princi-
pally from the United States. but
other centers Of supply are necessary,
in view Of the state Of Advancement
which cotton spinning has reached
:thave
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-22
Sas 3afapette, Senfmaf.

1ie 8stpesuns fiir bic grri6tuns ei.
mes Dsnfmals fur 2ufapette fommt iebt
ms Stolen, aud Braiibent We8inlsp
bat islne Witipirtuns suseiast. Det
BIan III iebt, bab Der 10. Oitober. oer
Gag bss Saass bon gOrfiOpn, in allen
5hulen unb Colleges Der Ser. Staaten
ais 2afopette'Eus eeisiert tpefben ioa.
Our Bsi6uffuns Der fur bas 0enImaI
nbtbisen @eIoer ioIlen an iensm Gage
III ben Sdulen uno Colleges Sammluns
gen peranltaltet lperben. Dian erpar.
tet, bab bic Seier oes Ser. Stantes
Cages auf Der Barrier 8sltausfsquus,
bel pelher @eIe8snbeit bas 0entmal
entbalt perben tpirc. iid su elmer sans
bsionberS impoianten gIffaire seitaIten
wiro. Die @ouperneure aasr Staten
unb 5erritorisn fnb su gbren' SIcsprds
libenten Der Dentmalss GommlliiOn ers
nannt morben, ipel6e ielbit aus spbIf
berborrassnosn Ndnnern bes 2anbss su.
iammeneeisbt 1T. 9ie SuperinienDsn.
ten bon Sbulen Der eansen Der. Staas
ten tperoen su einem Silfseomite ernunnt
perben. @eneraIcommIlidr Bed bot
eefabelt, baB bic DenfmaIsIbee bel Der
aanssn prefe uno 8eamtenneIt bon
Barls ben srOBten @ntbuliasmus erreee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-22
Gin fhreeflid,er Tuue.

3psi Badets, bic IbeiIs zines peibIi.
den &brperS entbie!ten, ipurben i'm Wo.
rait oes Ysaop Wiia IsiHss, 8ribse.
port, @onn.. eefunoen. Der Snbalt Be.
itano aus bsm 8opfs elmer sttpa 25idbri.
asn 5rau, bsr bidt unter ben Obren BON
Salie setrennt tpar, ben unteren Bein.
SlisomaBen, bic ON 8nie entspeisei6nits
ten. auiammsnsebunoen unb in fairies
papier eebdQt paren. Ser 8opf mar
an Der einen Seite u6qis ssrqueiibt unb
einsei6Iaeen, Der Uluno nit elnem Gu6e
peritOpft. Die 3eribeiluns bes &6rpers
1T nit iolber Sorsfalt semabt, oaB iie
Rur uon einem eeidIdlen Inatomen Der.
tiibren fam. I'm ben 8IulpsrIuit su
binoern. naren Iberaa bic Ioern felt
absebunoen. Yin benz sinsn 8sins be.
fano ii4 nod Elm 2bsiI elmer nntsrbois,
pie iie bon Wdnnern seirassn piro,
3nei Steine, iecer ettpa 10 BIuno uies
gsno. paren an ben 8dnceln befehiat
Der 8umpf bss permibtsn Gbeiles bee
ssrslieoertsn abrpers Der mulbmabIid
etmcrbeten 6rau putbe ipdtsr in Der
mOraiti8en giieberunesn an berielber
STEELE sefunosn, po Die anoeren Sbe,l,
bss 2brpsrs sntbsdt porbsn iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-22
Wph cine 8aiferrehe.

3aiier Wilbelm bat am Donneritaa in
Brenslau in berDiartSranbenburs. mo er
sur 8eii6tisuns bes i'm WanDper befnb.
li9sn Armeecorps binsins, nieber eine
ieiner 6arafteriitiiden Reben sebaIten.
Der 9esenituno bilbete biesmaI Der
anar1ismus uHb bic grmorbung Der
2aiierin @liiabetb BON Oeiterrei6 in
8enf. gluf bic 8esrIbuneS 2lnfpra6e
oes 8dreermeiiters Wertens erpiberts
Der &alier. es ndren ernite 3siten, in
oenen mir Iebten. Den I'm mitirseelilfien
mGbte frdftis enteeeeneetretsn nsresn ;
tpie n6tbis cies iei, beipeiie bas fIuhs
mIrbise greisnlb Der lesten Gage. @le
Staatsbiireer perm6hteu in bieier BE.
sisbune piel su nlben, tpenn iie IN un.
panoelbarer Treue uno nit roaem Der.
truuen su ibm uno ieiner Resieruns bieI.
ten. Dies pirbe ibnen unb BEN 8aters
lanbe gum Seile serei6en. SO bereite
lbm piss9enustbuuns. su plfen, buB
er iib auf feline Didrter unter allen I'm.
ltanoen perlaiien ibnne.
Die hamburger 9tadri6ten" ipraben
in 8erbnouns nit bsr 9enfer 9Rorbtbai
Die Nniidt aus. Dab anar6iitiide Woro,
buben, tpie 2ucdoni, Dor ber Slnrl6tune
bHsntlid aussspsitiat unb sebrunbtmarii
psroen iolten. Sur oann plrben ioldt
9lttentate abnebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-22
Japan uub Gbina reidben lid bic
Odnbe.

MurquiS Sto. Der ebemaIise 8remier.
miniher Sapans, fam in Tien'iiin
an unb apiro in 8ursem in Pefin eripartet.
Sein 8eiu6 pirb b6dEinabrfdeinlid
ben SGIuB einss SduB. uno Trubbiino'
niiieS berbeifdbren. gs rerloutet, bub
Der iOpanii6s Warquis iid barlber
orientirsn fol-, oh fir China cine UlD8'
litteit porbanbsn 1T, ben berIorensn
9runb uno 8oosn tpisbersusepinnen unb
oh Elm 8dnbniB Sapans nit Gbina fur
eritsrss bon 8ortbsil 1T. Sn lester 8eii
bat iia unter ben lsitenoen Staaiss
mdnnsrn Gbinas cine itarte yieisunS fir
Sapan ssltsno ssmadt. befien neueinse'
fabrte 8eformen bonn 6ineiiiden &aiier
eiuesbenb huoirt ipuroen. Gin faiierliher
@rlab meiit ben Direfior Der Norbeiisn.
babn an. cine 8neisIinie na& ben ..tpsf.
liben SlseIn" ansulseen. Sen Cons
troft fur ben 8au Oisisr 8abn iu&te
Rublanc itiraIid fir ii& su seIplnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-22
Gin 9eerer Der aneIosamer.
Glltani.

Rurs bor ieiner AbrsiIe nod amerita
duberte Sol. Sobn Sap. baB er elm snts
f6ieoensr @eener zines formellen 8fnb'
niheS stuifden @robbritannien uno ben
Der. Staten Iei. 81 berfsnnt nidt bic
Bidtisteit zines freunbihaftIiden Ser.
bdItnihes nit @rObbritunnien, unb bar.
auf bauenb sisbt man lih i'm auspdrtts
gen britif6en 4mte Der 5uberiidt bin,
bab Sap, nod, unter sbem @inbrude oes
anBenebmen @lrfuneSfreiies in gnslanb
itebenb, einen eneeren InfdluB Der beis
ben 2dnbern bssdsIi9 ber 6inefi6eu
iSraee su erreihen iuden tpirb, beiOnoers
ba er su 8ertruuten bic @eubNuns bat
fallen IOHen. oab bic eneIif9en unb nme'
ritOnii6sn SntereHsn in @bina iib beds
ten. baB aber troBbem iebe Station m5s'
Iidit ibre eieenen Sptsreiien obns Elm ses
aenieitises Sdnbnlb perfoIsen iOate.
Oa Saeafa in Der Pariisr 5rieoens'
commiiiion tpabrfdeinlih eiuen tIinsen'
ben @riab fir bas oussuliefernbe Resies
runeseigentbum forbsrn niro, 70 pore
,Sap betteffs ieiner glniidt bierdber bes
froet. ba ct aIs sufinftiser Staatsiefre'
idr bic SriebenseOmmifdre in setpiiiem
Diabe beeinfuiien miro. SAP ertIdrte,
OaB bieS Elm albernss 8srIangsn ipdre,
oa Spanien iid sur abtretuns zines
1erritoriums, aber nihtbes padten Cans
peS Ueritanoen bate unb er besbuIb ME
duf sine fol1e Sorperune eineeben
~erbe. SIN lebrisen oenft er semlid
peiiimiitIfd iiber bic 5riebsnscommi6ion
uno ar8p6bnt, baB Spanien ben 8eriu6
MAIDEN tpiro, iid bic Ssrri@aft iber bic
sonSe PbiIipplnensruppe au ii4ern.
neber feline SteIlung sur neuen, na6
@sbietseripeitsruns ftebenben RaiionaI.
pOlitii, ipoate Sup ii& nidt ausIa6sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-22
@aanabmen eesen ben anars
diSmuS.

Sine Dspsids aus Berlin msIbet: SIN
Nuspdrtisen Imt pirb amtlid ertldrt,
bab bic Weee su einem eemeiniamen
8orseben sssen ben Inardismus ssebnet
iino. Sc III in oieier 8iptune su einem
ginperitdnbniB stpiidsn Berlin, PeterSs
burg. @ien unb Rom sefommen, uno bic
anpeisnbeit bes beutiden 8aiiers bel ben
2sibenfeisrli6teiten in Wien pirb un,
stpsifsIbuft bic Wabuubmen beidleunisen.
nelte in mirtiamer g8siie sessn bic
9erbredsr in alien eurOpdiiden 2dnbern
sstrOffen tperoen ioasn. So 1T cine albe'
fannie Tbatia4e, bab atpii&en aaiier
DilbeIm uno BEN 3aren bersits felt bet
Grmorbuns bes prdiioenien @arnOt in
pieisr Siniidt eine 8eritdnOisuns er,isli
mar. Dab ni6t ihon su iener 8sil
snersiid sesen bic anardlhen 6rOnt &c.
ma6t puro, lag an Der GbeilnabmIofsisi
Der ubrisen DldHte.
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Shlimmcr als Der xpb.

@ine Depei6e aus @enf an bic
,,g8orlo" iust, elm Sorreipcnoent babe
oas Sauptsefdnsnib bes @antons Bals
lis bsiubt, in tpeI4eS pOrauSiittIi4 Der
M6rbsr ber 3aiierin bon Oeitsrrei8 aui
9ebsnsseit sinseiperrt tpercen pirb, uno
laste, mas sr bort seieben, Iaiie ibn ans
nsbmsn, bnb cine iolte @inselbaft f6Iim'
mer iei oils ielbit Der COB. Gin Mann.
Der psssn mebrfadem MOrb ii& Ii
Sabre lang bort in berieIben 3eae be'
fanb, iei poaitdnbis irrlinnis eetporbsn
Der 8oupernsur bes 9efdnsnifes bab'
ibm ssiast, aus Oieiem @runpe iei er
isst fur @inftlbruns bet Tooesitrafs, OBJ
ipObl &c frdbsr busessn sswsisn isi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-22
Die 9aas in Greta.

9lus Mtben iplro Ssmeloet, oaB Sort'
ieIbt aus mabsebsnpsr Nueae perlautst,
SnsIano babe Die anosrn Dldbte oapon
in &snntniB 9eieBt, bab es berelt is'. bic
8erantportuns . fur bic Wieosrberiteuun8
unb gutrebterpalluns Der 8ube IN ersta
auf fb su nsbmen. porauSBeiest, baB oas
euIopaii6 SGonesrtb bie@nlfernune Der Tits
IiltenIruppen BON Der Sniel in bic Sano
nimmi. Sieielbe Dspel1e ertlarte, oaB
ole Der. Staateu bon oer Surtel flr bic
grmorpuus OeS britIi6en 8leeeoniuls
GaI6erlnos, Der su0lei1 au1 bic amsrl'
fanlldsnSntertKsn pertrat, !Senustbuune
uno Gnli6aolBunB perlau8ten, uno oaB
Der erlte Sefretar Der ametitanIlden @es
ianpiidaft in @onfantinopel na4 Gambia
abrelIts. um ben Sal an Ort uno Stsas
,u unteriu1sn. Die Der. Staatea iol'
len iid sur 2lbienounB BON bier SrlsBs'
lt,ffen nab @rstu snliblOlien babsn (O'
Dls iiirfIibs ResierunB bat cine 9lot'
an bic Wddte seianoi, in welHer iie bic
Bitten f1r ben blutieen Iafrubr IN Sans
ola peranilpprtllh madl uuo bic 8e8en'
wdrtiss Sage auf Osr Sniel ben pom osr
Rdbtsn ssirofisnsn Didbnabmsn su'
Itrslbt. 3usleld proteitlri bic Yfort,
gessn bic BaGieBuns @anolas unO er
Hart, baB iie ple 3urddslsbuns osr tiir
tiiben Tluppeu bon oer Sniel perlpel
aert, obncbI Diss bic slomirale fur unbe
oinst nOlbpenbis sraAisn. Die giot
bat IN oipIomatiiasn 8reiien unanssnsbr
belbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-22
GButb sesen Staliener.

SpeeiuIbspsfden aus 8ien bsri6tsn,
buB i'm sansen Dherreidiid.unsuriiden
Rsi6s eine Wuib eesen bic StaIiener
infolse Der grmorbuns bsr 8aiierin glis
fobetb berridt unb baB setpalttbdtise
antisitalieniide Demonarationen in
Trisii ifattsefunben baben. StaIiener
unb @ineeborene baben iih auf ben
Straben nit St6den sefdIasen uno mi
Steinen beiporfen. suipeiIen tputben aud
RepoIber eebraud,t. SedS Wdnner iinb
seibbtet unb piele berwunoet rorben.
Die Truppen muBten ausrGden, um ben
glufrubr su unteroriiden.
SIN @ras it Elm italieniider Suuiirer
selpn6t iporben unb in @ien iinb minbes
iienS fiinf3ebn bunbert StaIiener, bic an
itdbtif6en gIrbeiten bef6dftist tparen,
fummariid entIahen porben, um einen
8oItsaufrubr su perbiten.
Die itaIienii6e @eianbti6uft in Wien
tpiro burd cine farie abtbeiluns Snfan'
terie betpaht.