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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

sumption. and the condition also APP
pears ia several other diseases.
lsoeeutly bri Edward flake Of
London has written work on tho
study of the hand for indications ~
local aud general disease. IN which
many instructive ana peculiar
points In connection with the sub
Iect are well brought out.
In the introduction 90 the book Or.
hinkc makes mention OF the fact
that on those rare occasions when
the uii of the European physician
is sought for female member of
any Mehammedan family OF diatino-
ton the only part OF the patient
which tho doctor II permitted to sec
II the hand, which In thrust through
small opening Ia n curtain,
The object of Dr. iilake'u paper n
te answer to the best OF his ability
the question an "a whether II IN pos
Hible that a fairly respectable dag
noHis might be based upon the sight
OF the hand alone, In the first place,
Il IN shown that the hand u often
dry IN cancer and IN pariytic demen-
tia. II the hand ia dry and claw
like the possibility Of diabetes en-
tiers the mind. n. hot. dry and ema-
eiated. the hectic Of advanced tu-
herculosss is suggested, When one
hand iH perristently hot and ths 9TH
90 cold the ease may be one Of sub
eiavian aneuriam. but II In much
more likely To be gout or else lead
poisoning.
IL the palm In not only hot but
ciammy. the causes may be excite
ment. recent exertiau or hyperldosis.
A cold aud dry hand may mean 1tsr-
walton. ancmia. or one Of the IN
Vulnerable forms OF Xas0motor ajax
Ia. TIE hand L. cold. harsh and
swollen la myxoedema. II cold.
eiamms and tfcmuiauH. then hyH-
terra. Dyspepsia. certain depressing
emotions 81 the mind. and the action
Of SOME merry. polaonn. AS alcohol,
tea ana tobacco. present themselves
to uN-st Louis ruHt Dispatch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Charges against Emory.

DETROIT. Mich, March Ed
win DENLY a Detroit naval reserve
and lawyer. has been busy compiling
audavits regarding the conduct OF
capt. Emory Of the 4. <. S. Yoaem-
lite. \ mass of evidence has been
procured. intended 10 show that Em-
ory'H conduct was unbecomiug that
u an officer ana gentleman and
that the loss OF the purlsslma Con-
cepoion was entirely hin fault. a
formal demand win be- made upon
the navy department 10 have Emory
cnlIrI = mn u lnlnl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
AN ODD HORSE.

a friend OF mine once shared the
OK seat with the driver of a stage
coach in Yorkshire, and. being a
lover OF horses. he talked with the
coachman about his team. admiring
one horse I'm particular. All" said
the coachman. but that 'oss amt
as good as he looks; he's a scientific
'osS," "a scientific horsel" exciaim-
ed my friend. what on earth do
you mean by THAR" II means" re-
pliei Jehu. "a 'oss ms thinks he
knows a good deal more nor he
does. ''--London TELEGRAPH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Strange Cure Of Deafness.

WAuK FsSHA. Wis, March IL
king Bartell yesterday cured Mrs.
X. ]. Rogan Of Deafness Mr.. Rogan,
who IL dispatcher in the employ
% the wisconsin Central railroad In
this place. heard Of Barteii and re-
aue.lcd him TO treat Mrs. Rogan. He
agreed TO do 50. and yesterday eff
feeted the cure by placing his hands
one on each of Mrs. Rogan's ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Taylor Stays at vssssv.

PROVIDENCE. X. T.. March T.
President James Monroe Taylor. OF
gaansr college. today sent q letter
de- lining the unanimeus election 90
the presidency Of Brown university.
recently rendered him.
In his letter DR.. Taylor says n
he should leave vassar Mt this time
II would give weight 20 the assertion
that the type Of work for which
yasssr stands In of less impor lance
than that Of a college devoted 90
ren only. and vassar's prospects
might thus be hindered for years.
Tho eyes % browns alumni are
now nxed again on Prof. Adee
wheeler. 81 Cornell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
pAsco NEEDS A ROCK PILE.

France had Its reign OF terror"
And Pasco is having its rain" OF
hoboes. and the history of our city Is
fast becoming history of holdups
and knockdowns. knights of the
brake beam are the gentry that our
wives and daughters have to meet
lQ,on the sidewalks when they go
shopping, visiting or to worship.
and the rigid scrutiny they are COM
peile dto undergo from the vilfain-
GUS gaze of this riffraff Is humiliat-
ing in the extreme.--Paseo News
Recorder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

COLUMBUS. O.. March 10. NJ.
Hyams, late salesman for the whole
sale hat house of Sweet. Dembster q
&C.. of Chicago. left for that city
tonight In custody of an officer. Hy-
ans was arrested Saturday night as
the result of a telegram from Chi
cago. Hyams freely admits that Ia
padded orders TO swell his commis-
sion. He is much crestfailen ana
hopes for icniency,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Hands Betray Disease.

Many physicians can. simply by
locking Mt the hand. tell that n per-
son ls afflicted with a certain dis
ease.
For many years clubbing OF the
finger ends has been held to be one
OF the most important signs OF con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
SAD cAsE or pnIrrINo.

n the report OF the war Investigate
ing ,mmisalon declares that the
beef was not bad and at the same
time couaurca Gen. Miles for not
calling the attention OF the war de-
partment to It's hndness@ but with
or are We driftinR7--st Paul Globe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Biz Deal in Zinc Lands.

JOPLIN. Mo. March THE big
gest mining deal ever made In the
zlne mineral belt has Just been COM
pleted. II Involves the transfer OF
1910 acres OF zine and lead mining
land Tor a cash consideration OF a
quarter of million dollars. Tho
sale was made by ex-Gov. w. c.
Renfrow TO the American Zine Lead
and smelling Company, OF Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

y herever II IL giving trouble. ana 10
thnt end the presldeut must hsQo
troops. N the war goes on 81 All. II
is likely 20 last for a long time. IN
less some extraordinary measures
are taken 10 end Il. The natives. of
coif4se. are no match for our soldiers
In the open field, but they know a
trick worth to them a great deal
moro than fair arhing. They are
fnmiiinr with the trick Of drawing
white traops into the mountains and
forests. and there exposing them 20
the mefeier Of a nature that kills
Thousands where bullets would de
sfroy one. Heat and disease are on
the ride Of natives, as they were on
the side OF the Madagnscnns when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
LET US DEAL WITH FACTS,

whllc the islands OF the archlpel-
age are now parts Of the territory Of
the United states their people were
Insurgents against Spain. and we
have purchased the insurrection. Be-
fore anything else can he settled this
instruction must be put down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
VIEWS Of OUR TASK


MADRID. March T.--Renor Leon y
ras.ilin. the spanish Ambassador 60
France. will return TO Paris as soon
Hs the blll ceding the Philippines Ca
the United States Is voted. Ills
presrnes Ia IA French capital II
necessary on account of the agita-
tan q the Ofieanisis. which IL
closely connected with the cariist
movement In spain.
General Rios. the Spanish military
COMMANDER In the Philippines. cables
frufn Manila eomentihg on the ex-
trem,iy difficuit position ~ this
Americans lie says he considers 1,
necessary Tor the Americans Go have
tao.eoo men to suppress tbs rebellion
among the natives. Considering thr
organization and discipline % the
American army. Il IL the efanion OF
experts that the rule 81 the Amsr,-
csn@ IN the Philippines viii prove a
fihnco.
LONDON. Narrh a despatch O.
The Central News ffam Madrid
states that IA an Interview to-day
Prime Minister SarAnta sasd that the
fafr~ u 1000 men which. It - an
ueBnsed. the United states Wiil send
"a rrinforru General otis al Manila,
viii ~ quite insufficient A nuuasf.
Gus sry viii ~ required u merely
prossrt the eossats Any attempt a.
maintain order Or q stable soysrn-
meat Ia the interior would BE- hope
tesn
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you seem to be happy over some

you seem to be happy over some
thing"
L am. I feel as gay as n lark"
Whats up7"
my wife has gone away for three
weeks and I shall not have to take
any medicine TO keep offthc grip I'M
III she gets back Chicago News.
Mr.. Andrew Lang says that he has
never read Maeterlinok and won't. :"
Various people who have read the
Belgiau's books wish they hadn't,
and entirels appreciate Mr.. Lang's
feelings on the subject.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

let us have faith that right
makes might. and in that faith let
us dare to do our duty as we UNDER
stand it.--Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

No mans conscience can tell him
the rights OF another mandolin
son.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-06
LuBRICATlNG OILS.
CASTOR OILS.

1O37g T. NJ Roberts Diamond compounded
geane produced
the geatne having been made from the best lard OIL It
fire test of about 425, is 81 gravity
Fun l barrels barre : ~ Per gallon so14}5
Over 5galons and less than barrels 612
1059g. NJ Diamond
than
and the the
for the best.
Less than gallon lots. 10
gallons and less than barrels 10
1GOg prepared epec-
heaviest
It has the the vegetable the
that little
has been during
n giving perfect satisfaction.
Full barrels. Per gallon 5000
than gallon lots ...... 90
Over 5galons and less than barrels %
ENGINE OILS.
Engine gravity;
reliable oil for machinery
from
Full barrels. ............. Per gallon SOl2
Less than gallon lots
Over gallons and
1O2g T. H. Roberts Extra Engine. 25 gravity $50
10 cold test Absolutely free from the best
machine for fast running machinery In fact will
do splendid work for dynamos creamery sparators
Full barrels. Per gallon, SO15
Less than gallon lots
Over gallons and than
harvester MACHINE OIL.
10363g T. H. Roberts Harvester Machine
mineral compounded with lard OIL making
cant for farm machinery during very weather.
Full barrels Per gallon so Is
Less than gallon lots 18
Over 5gallons nd esstha nbarrel
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-06
Corrugated Iron Roofing.
Fig. 19O87

Corrugated Sheet Iron used largely for covering
and durable and will last for indefinite period If kept
we'll painted 1t already painted red both sides, but
should receive additional coat after being laid When
ordering state whether wish to it for roofing,
siding ceilings, shall then send you the proper
size cOrrugation.
Our iron roofing put up squares consisting sheets
Sc inches long by Is inches wide its equvalent with
sufficient nails to and enough dry paint for second
coat. Corrugation is q. inches apart.
Price, square, for less than 81 %
Price, per square, for squares So 60
We do not sell less than square.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-06
ROLL AND STEEL ROOFING.
Fig. 1909.

Made OF strictly genuine steel Protected in transpor-
tation and always received by customers In good
dtion Caps anchors nails and dry paint contained In
each roll Exces all other metal roofs In simplicity,
ease and rapidty Of construction.
It the best metal roofing made because the sim
feet in ali parts superior to in use No
TOOLS No punching rfvetng OF seams. Entirely free
from OBJECTIONABLE features Wind. water fire and
vded for Cheap considering the superior quality of
material furnished Painted both sides with superior
steep roofs Excels all others in rapidly of construc
ton.
rolls Se inches wide containing 100 square feet com
plete with cleats and nails ready to apply. 1t Is
thoroughly painted both sides but should receive
additional when laid We include III pounds OF dry
paint with each SQUARE
Price per roll in lots Of less than rolls o.
Price, per roll, in lots of rolls. IS
To properly apply this roofing will need the fol-
lowing tools:
pair longs 50
pair Ships. 15O
/
1 I'D
We will ship this outfit with each lot of roofing if
ordered and will allow you the price charged
them il in good condition. and the
turn freight is paid by you
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-06
PRICES ON BINDING TWIKE!

=; @ ::r:: %
@ $ SO % sis % s:: ;s':s ;:r:;
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-06
Plain Steel Pressed Brick Siding.
Fig. 1cO3.

This is excellent imitation of pressed brick. It is
made of the best grade OF anneaed sheet steel painted
both sides with the best iron paint 1t is put up in
containing sheet inches long by IS inches wde
and will 100 feet with sufficient nails it
and dry paint for second coat Weight square, Is
DO unds.
Price square, for less than five squares 81 Is
Pr square, for five squares 270
PR ces subject to market changes.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-06

Our 1899 Stock
500 foot MANILA.

Made of good, clean, long fibre
Manila, especially imported from
the Philippines for use in this
Irvine, mixedin proportion of three
to one with pure white Sisal, and
guaranteed to measure from SIS
to 615 feet to the pound. This
combination produces a very uni
form Irvine with great strength.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-06
Ohio
Mounted
CriindStones.

Every FARMER should
have one, IS ono man can
do the work Of two with
Comes Knocked down ready
for shipping; can be put to-
gether in a few minutes. This
is very practical, honest ma
chine, and for general use about
farm or shop cannot be excel
led.
Weight of Stone:
No. NO.2 Nos
so to 100 lbs GO to 20 40 to SO
GrindstOnes not mounted, 1c
a pound.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-06

Hardwood
ChiffoniierS.

No. 1898. Chiffonier, made of
hardwood. Finish, antique.
Size of top, 17x30 inches. Height
6s inches. Mirror 12x22 inch
pattern plate. Four drawers
and one cabinet all fitted with
polished brass trimmings.
Finish antique gloss.
No. 1925. Same as No. above
only does not have mirror. Has
the same back as No. 1929.
Price. $l.1O
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Prices quoted are
net cash with order.
No discount allowed.
Put up in SO and 60
pound sacks.
Order now, you may
have to pay more, So
do not delay order
ing.
Our Irvine is
New and CLEAN
and we are
shipping the
day order is re-
ceived.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-06

There is always rejected short fiber Sisal
and Manila in the market that is not or
dinarily used in making binder Irvine. We
understand that this is now being picked up,
and Irvine made of it and put on the market
at apparently low prices. Our Irvine is long
fiber first class Irvine. We are shipping or
ders the day they are received.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-06
Hardwood
Beds.


No. 1851. n ard God
Bed. Antique gloss fin
ish. Height, 4 feet 6 in.
This Is q very servicea-
BILE bed and will give
abundance of ar.
Widths, 3 feet 6 inches
and 1 feet 2 inches. j.
Price, either size. $500
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-07-06

The Roberts Sewing M achieved reputation eqpaled by few
within
We
andt The
in
You
tion
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
Der Isbte Itsi6ettsfdmz

Ser IeBte Srei6eitsfGm@
Mus 9pmmern 14rei6t man:
.Nm @pnndbenb, ben IL. 6ebruar, tanr
Der olte arei6eitsfGmpfer @ugut S9nibt
in Wolgaft Ieinsn 1O4. Sebnrtsog fetern.
|gr lit am IL. ,MGr3 1913 als 5reipiaie
Ger sSSGqer beim Militdr etngetreten, Yin
Ieinem 100. @eburtstage I'M Sabre 1895
hot Der &ai1er i6m ben Sroretoroen ~.
8lofIe nit 99tpertern berlieber, uno IS
Itnb linn D1r9 cine Population oes Hpz
Entertainments in @tettin, 0us fpdter aus
ben freitptuiaen SGgern gebilbet iporoen 1T,
nod beIonoere @brungen gu She'll 9efpor=
ben. Seine frii6eren 8ameraoen uno Alz
tersqenpRen ftnb, fopieI befannt, tn5tptz
T6en ale geItorben, iobaB &ugu1t Sdntot
iebt Der ein3ige mod lebenbe @eteran 1T,
Der bas 100. Sa6r iiberf9ritten bat. Nu9
in bteTem Sabre tperben 8eran1 tdltun9en
oetrpFfen, INN ben ulten 8rteger, Der leiz
Der iein Nugenli4t beina6e gdn5lt4 pers
loren Fat, an benz 10 %Ieltenen Sage gu erz
~freuen: es beiBt. bob audi Der iebtge coma
manbirenbe General bes 2. &rmeecorps,
Serr b. 2anaenhed, an ben %geplanten @9z
runqen ii9 bet6eiligen tptrb. W}Oge Der
Qebensa6eno bes lebten 5reibeitsfdmpferS
unqetriibt unb better fetn!"
sSn Dem Ha4Gaffe emanuel
GetbeI's Fat ii6, pie Die nPdoag. Hsz
form" mitt6eilt, folgenoer Sddlsr@
brief gefunben: n9errn Oihter emanuel
@ei6eG, bier, &uGberg Nr. Is. 2ibed, ben
II. 8ebruQr 1882. 9o4gee6tter 9err 9etz
BET! 8ir 6aben 6sute S6r Geoi6t p5rG6z
lingsboffnung" gu Gnbe gelernt. Dor a4t
Sagen BADEN Stint %nad9Iiben miiiien, lpeil
lies ni6t t%onnten, unb 6eute baden 3pet ipds
nit benz 9tpd %befommen, neil ite's nod ni4t
tonnten. Oaran 6aben sic nO9l ni9t gez
ba6t, als Sic bas @ebi9t ma9ten? Sic
limb nod elmer BON ben tur3en 9iAtern.
54iGer 1T am Iingiten, Der lit aber in Der
erIten 8Gafe. Ser 2e6rer Iagt, bas 9soi9t
Iei Te6r 19on; es giebt aber 10 biele i60ne
@ebi6te, unb mir miiiIen ie ale Iernen.
8ir m0bten Sic Sarum 6itt:n, MAIDEN sic
nt6t nodl n1ebr @ebi9te! 8rtege qiebt es
audi immer ms6r, unb mir miifen bic
@6Gu6ten Gernen. Geographic lit BEL
fer, bu fam man INNER nal nad
Der 8arte fe9en, aher bic Sc
bibte unb bic S91a6ten finO am
f9limmIt en. l1nb bantt bat ieber 0i9ter
audi nod cine Geographic nit 0eburtsidbr
unb SoDesiabr! Bel Sbnen braltfen mir
nod tein Spbesia6r gu lsrnen. Wir ipiiuz
16en Sbnen Elm re9t langes 2e6en! !6Ofz
%a9tungspoG unb i'm Nuftrage Carl 8eGz
mann, 81. II. Bobnun9: 9r6pelgrube
Ger. 81"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

0os mtttlere unb Ditli6s Rublano sat
feline superldHtgen @rntsn, benn Is bat Elm
cpntinentdles &Iimd, uno tpenn i'm Spmz
mer ldngere s3eit Sttpinbe brrI9en, nel6'
iiber Die 9~teppenldnber Mitens pe6en, Damn
fdat in GuBlano fem Regen.
RuBtanb muB fein befru6tenbes GaB
bonn Norbpeften Der betommen. 8enn bic
feu9ten 2uftftr0me oes attantii9en Oceans
unn Der NorOIee tief Bis in's 6itlide europa
borbringen, bat RuBlano Regen. Sonit
berrI9t Srodenbeit unb 0itrre unb Der burr
Itige 8pben trGgt feline @rnten.
Sn ben lebten Sabren lit RuBlan6 f9ner
6eimgeiu9t noroen unb bic Got6 untsr ben
8auern lit in gepifen qr~ooin3en .ine entz
Iebli6e.
Infer bis6eriger 9eIanbter 9tt9cod, ipetz
der bemnG9it an 8ltb' SteIe bas MiniItez
RUM oes Snnsrn iiberne6men pirb, fat bor
Ieiner M6reiIe bon ct. petersburg bu5
Not6itanbsregiiter, mie es BON Der 9efeqz
I9aft bes 8otben &reu3es 3uiammengeteQt
unb i'm Hei9san5eiger per0ffentli4t nDroe1
mar, benz 9rafen Muraipietp DDrgelegt unb
i'm gefragt, ob etpas oagegsn ~ein3upenoen
tpGre, penn er bic Sabe bor bas amertta=
niI9e Yublifum bringen unb beien SDm=
patbie fir bic No~t6leibsnben pa6rufen
niirbe. @raf Muranien CAB gu, oab Der
8eri1t. 10 eenau nte m0gli6 uno als off
3ieu gu betra9ten iei; baB in iieben 0ft(i6en
uno in 3tpei central gelegenen Probin5en bic
@rnten total feblgeI9lagen pdren uno baz
Der GROCER Notbftanb berri4e. Den 8auern
miiBte gebolfen tperben. Die 3ptbe 8rsuoz
@eIeQi9aft bat bereits $562,000 ausgeseben
uno Dor einigen Sagen bat Der @3ar aus
1einer YripatI9atule 100000 9oloru6el
(ungefG6r $771, 000) bergegeben, nadoem
linn Der ruiIii9e Stnanominiiter Mitte
einen Observation-Disclosures iiber Die Gage UNI
t.rbreitet bate. Dieter 8ert6t biirfte in
Dfonomif9er unb tultureQer 9tnit9t BEN
rufftf6en 8auerntum eine neue
4era erDffnen. Mobl nod ME 5uoor hat
Elm ruf1if6er Miniiter in einem fir bic
Seffentli6teit beitimmten Nttenitide cine
70 pffene unb p~erniinftige @pra4e gefiert.
5reimitbig befpri9t Ditte bic traurig:
nirtbI6aftli9e Gage beS 8auernitanoes
pet6e Der 8eeieruns bic pfli4t aufsrIeste.
i'm abgslauferen Sabre our 8erpfle9ung oer
Notbkibsnben i'm 9~unsergebiete einsn 9ez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
auad,enttdbe oltnots ataata-Batena asatHeooas Is, eebrnar 1899.
traa BON 35 Mtl1ionen aubet onz

trag BON 35 Mtl1ionen &ubet an
outpet{en.
Die 9ueae Der forti9reitenoen 8erar.
mung oes ruhif9en 8auerntbums et6lidt
Witts in 6er llntpifien1eit unb Re9tloisteii
beiiel6en. Der Ginan3miniiter erflGrt benin
AUDI fategortf3, baB nur bic 8erbreitunq
BON 8ilonng unter ben 8auern un5 biz
9etpd6rung BON 3e9ten an bieielben biz
ruitI9e @olfspirtbI9aft elmer oerber6t;hen
&riiis entreiBen %t0nnten. Ser 9eri9t
f9lieBt nit ben f~olgenben Wprten:
,Sebt, mp bic @runo1Gbe Der 8efreiz
ungszReform bereits pertpirflt9t murben,
er0ffnet iih Die MtDgli9feit, bic unierer
@eneration binterlafene Mufgube Der eaoz
gilttgen &egelung Der 5%o3ialen unb 0tDnpz
mtf9en Sage Der 8auern gu l0ien. Die
liebrei9e Siirforge @urer Maieitdt I'm Die
frieoltbe Wp6lfa6rt GuBlano's uno S6re
6er3li9e 36eilna6me an Der Notb 0es 8olz
fes gepdbren bic 3uoerit9t, baB Soft Sore
Regierung Dur9 bic 9roBe Wrbeit gum
Wo9ls oes gan3en rufii9en Bottles 9iorz
reid MAIDEN nt0ge."
NGe rufif4en 8lGtter pibmen Dem 0tez
9enI9aftsberiat u1b Dor alsm ben 6umaz
men unb itaatsmdnnif@en 8orf6ldgen
Witte's CUR Sebung Der materie0en unO mos
raliiden Sage Der 9auern f6pungpole Or
titel. Die bo4ber5ige 8eiiteuer Oes @3uren,
iiber nelde bas 8abel bor eini8en Sa9en
beri4tete, it pobl i'm eritsn Smpuls %etfolgt,
Oas Weitere tpirb ieBt angeorbnet tperz
ben, unb mar bofft, 0aB fir ben rufii9en
8%auernItaab cine neue Nera anbriht.
Sn @itte beiibt iibrigens RuBlaao einen
Sinan3miniiter, Inn ben ss piele anoere
2Gnber benetben %fDnnen, unb Der geame
tlingt gar nt4t ruffii9, ~fonoern edit oeuti9-
Die 9eut19en telen iiberall t6ren
damn; fte baden bic &ultur na4 GuBlano
gebra9t unb lie bilben ben itGrtiten aalturz
fattpr in Mmerita.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
SSnt9Ss anS S6mptlineSwabGem 1T
GGxtO0.

1leber Die Qrt unb Meiie, pie iib R0z
rtgsz uno 6duptItngstpablen in Gamoa
hOa8ie4en, 1T Biz iebt foit nt6ts in biz
breitere Seffentli9teit g~elangt. Mun it
iiher bic 8orgdnge bierbei 70 tpenig unterz
riatet, oaB in 0ieien Sagen 1oqar bic 8ez
hauptung aufgeIteIt purbe, Der gum 30z
utge BON Samoa ertldrte Malietpa tonne
Elm SoRn oes unIdngit beritor6enen Maz
Itetoa niat ietn, neil oefen ~ein3iger Sobn
ben Namen Sanu fibre. S6atiG9li9 lit
nber Mfalietoa ni4t elm Same, 1onbern Elm
Gttel. @s oiirfte unter iol9en 1mftdnOen
bon Sntereife isin, iber bic eihIdlGgigen
8erbdItnife, beIonbers iber bic 8erlei9ung
bon SDnigsz ino 6duptlingstiteln in Gu
mOa ettpas Qutbentif6es gu erfa6ren.
Die 8e0Dlferung BON Samoa mar BON
Differs Der in foIgenbe flint 8luRen gez
tbeiIt: Nltt, 5Hulaaitu, SulafaIe, 5alellr
polu uno Santgutaznuu. 8on biefen re-
%prdIentiren bic Quii poer SGuptlinge bic
bD9ite atafe. Die 9Guptlinge 5~erfieIen
odnn tpieoer in eroBe urub feline BON tntz
ipre9enOer Gutoritdt. Der h09ite 9duptz
lin9stiteG tpar Sc Supu, p0rtIi9 iiberIeBt:
uoer @epu9ien.". Den Sitel Supu fi6@
ZEN Die &0ntge bon Samoa AUDI ieBt mod;
grotlamationen unter3ei9nen tie nit . lie
Supu o Samoa. Der nd9fbO9te SiteG
tpur . Ie Sui, linn ungebdngt mar tets
Der Name b~erienisen iumoonif9en 2anb@
i6aft, nel6e ben Sitel berlie6en bate, 3.
9. . te Sui Diana, Der 8Dnig ober 9err
BON Diana. 9teies lit Der StteI, ben Sa=
maieie gu fubren 6ere4tigt lit. Der alte
SamaieIe, Der Batter bes iebigen &ronprd@
tenbenten, nunnte itd als &Dnig bon Ga
moa: Sui Qana Sdmafeie lie Supu 0
@umOa. Mataafo, Der iebige 4rOnprdten>
bent. beftBt Sas Rs4t CUR 5ibraus Sss