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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06
Netteite Na1rtOte,t.

5eras 1T spn elmer ,ipeiten lleber=
lhmemmung beimgelubt mprpen, Die mods
| lGlimmere Julgen bat ais Die erite. Der
Srasps Giser lit am Wcntas 6 5uB bpber
9eltiegen. ais jemals ,uYcr. Die itdb=
lerne gHenbabntrufe rer MfIcuri, &an=
ias unp 5eras gilenbatn purpe fprtae=
riiien unp !Sauler, gaume, .3aune &c.
lhmammen BEN 6luB binunter. Oaa
Staothen 0eweY lit spllitdnpia fcrtee=
palhen. Der tele9rapbiltbe gerfcbr nit
DEN itberf rflutbeten Diltriftsn 1T unterbrp=
den, na pie geitl1n9en tpegsemaIhen linp.
Sis jest rpeiB man BON 63 perlpnen, bic
ertrunfen finn, wpspn 10 spn Nptertlpn
GpuntY, rpA slautt man paB purtb mei=
tere gertAte riele 3a9l mebr ais Yerppp=
pelt mernen rirp.
giaA LANCER Giirre bat audi Ranlas
enplth He9en unD cine tbeil,peiie lleterz
lhwel,mung. Son .bumtplpt ptrp BE-
rihtet IS BAT bier berum et,pa 20
Stunpen 1tnunterbrphen seregnet. Oas
9lecibrtbal 1T feds SUP untsr sSalIer &C.
iest. Gin Sarmer 9famens s., Brapp
ipurne, ais er etnen She'll ,leines Sicbea
Fretten tpullte, ein SpTer Der s8euen.
Sn Der 6auptitapt spn SterSterreid,
gtna 1T elm gSpltenbruh nit perperblt=
den 5rlaen nieocrgesansen. Sm san,en
Gn3tbal linp ihlimme &eripilitunaen ant
gerthtet rurpen, unp mebrere NerIpnen
fanpen ibren SpD in pen milpen 6lutbeu
pes Strpmes. Cine Seifenfabrit in
sauila, einem nntpeit eins selegsnen Oprf
murpe Ypllitanpi9 ;erltDrt.
Geutide Slatter bringrn bic fcnlatip=
neae 9fachri6t, RAP pie Heateruna bic
gerDfentlihlns rpu Sismart's nahae=
lalienem gSsrte y0eoanten uap Crime
runsen" rerbpten babe.
Sn Selsien sebt INNER npA allea
prunter unD priiber unp eine NeYplutipu
fann jeren Sa9 auSbrehen. Man olaubt
rab fran;Gfibe Nsitatpren parauf bin
arbeiten, &6nis 9eppplp slt ltiiwen unr
cine &eputlit gu ertlaren, Die liA natur-
sentab I'M saufe Der 3eit an 6rantreid
anl6lie6en miiBte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06
ttnrMbctt lit @aleneia.

Galeneia. Spanien, 8. Suit. llnru=
ben iebr erniter 2lrt linp Gier ausaeerc-
den. Muf Beiebl pes General capitans
spn Saleneia, General Mipltr, murpen
ldpn ant SUnntas Mcreen alle Straeen
spn 5ruppenbelebt unp ate itrateaiIheu
ppliticnen iinp iebt ir ibrem Belisc.
3uerlt purpen Die StraBenbabnwaaen
BON Der auf9eresten Gplfsmenae anaebal=
ten uno umgerprfen unb ais bic Wens=
parmeit periuhten, bic 5inperniiIe at te=
leitigen, ipurcen lie nit Steinen bepprfen.
SnlieBlid muBten 5ruppen reautriri
werpen nnb eS iielen Damn bic erlteu
SAu1e. Mebrere Yerlpnen wursen pa=
BET Yerrunnet. Cine &ugel erans pard,
bic Sbiire eineS gabens unp Elm in ben,
lesteren teiinplider Commits murpf de-
tSDtet.
Die llnruben nabmen i'm 9aufe bea
geltrisen Cages einen INNER ernlterer
Gbarafter an. neberaa trurhen Eruppeu
aufgeifellt unb Sic Mrtillerie purSe In
Serfitlhaft ge9alten. Die &rawalliiten
errihteten Damn Barrifapcn bic crit mad
beftiSea Sampfer, in Denen Yiele perIp-
nen perpunnet tpurben, sun Der Gapallerie
9encmnlet mnrben.
I'm aat llbr eeltern Mbsno sriT Der
p0bel ein Glpifer an nnp Der MiDnh,
pelher als pf6rtnrr flinsirte, mar se=
stpnnseil iiA nit einem NssclYer III ser-
tbeipisen. Gin 6aufen serlndte smnahll
ein ben Jeltiten gebSriees Snltitut ME
perjubrenuen, Die Gasalerie fam abe,
serlbf nod snr redten .3eit an, um oiee
3n perbincerit. Cine lnsebenre .3abl
|scn Menfhen 1T perbaftet iprrpen, Wis
|piele rerrnnbet ipureen, fann pprl1uiiq
|nidt anSeseben fperorn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06


Der prilioent Der Garmers NHD=
ciQtipn bon MarDlano bat l.lf ben 0a=
Denl4per'ihen Matb an Die GQrmer,
ebeHfaAs 3ruf's 5u biloen, bic MnttpDrt
ertbeiit, 0nB oiss unnl0Blib lei, neil
0ie pgeiie Doai iJarnproOut.en auf oem
Weltmartt uno ridt IN Qmerifn felfge-
{fellt tpet0eu. Die 6arnler Der Der.
Staate1i nlliien init ben Garnern oer
gansen Welt fonfnrrireli un0 f6nncn
Dnber ni6t Die preiie nab Helieben all
IeBen. Nieie ridtiqe Narle3ung bea
SalbJerholts hdt aud eirel belebreil-
ben Merib oasila. baB lie 3ei9t, tpie Die
3ruts llflD S2DnibindtiDnen IN Qllberell
Qlytiteln ei1l9sbet uiiibteib fDeittt lie oer
Rpniilrrena nss Qllislan0es aas9eiebi
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06

: Ser gDeiBbleb Snonltrie broDt
Elm algemeiiler Streit. Wenn es gu
einenl iolden tpirflib fonmen iollte, 10
lpdre bies Die oentbar ihdrfite Nerur=
t1eilung, Die bas Sruiflpeien treffen
tDnrlte. Bon allen illonitriellen Gom=
binationen bat geraoe bic III WeiBbled
It'd ain aieriaften se5ei9t nno bic preiie
in Der unperlbinltelfeil Weile IN Die
06he getrieben, trDb Der 9roBen Gripar=
niiie. Die IN Sen proouttionsrW rWletboOell
gemabt tuorben lino. WO elm folder
profit er5ielt iDirb, bat man gum Win=
beiten oas Neht 5l erDartetL Dab Die
Mniprii6e Der Nrbeiter befrieoiat tper-
ben. ss,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06
NnsIann.

fl- 40 .
36 9lrbeiter purben in gerbinbtng
nit Streif= llnru6en prlniiher &oblen=
grader i'm Wrutenbestrf BON 8ohum,
Beffalen, IN 5aft genpmmfn. 1rei
aeute linp BET pen Iumnlten erlAplIen
wprpen, unb bic 3abl Der Gerwunpeteil
1T nuh niht 9enalt feitseltellt. gs wtrp
aud Wtitdr gum Shuye Der g(iht-
Streifer erpartet.
Sei einem Suptsan1all nabe pp,pelle-
Deli, Gamarpn1bire Gnslanp, fuaen fiinf-
|sr9n perlcnen ertrunten Ieiu.
Gtne Depelhe BON Bar3elcna, Spattien,
mrlbet, paB am 5amaas Bel GrDHnnns
Der Sibun9 beS Staptrathes cine aufse-
|rfstc Mense lid Ycr benz 0ebauoe ser-
iammelte GdiiIe atfeuerte ,tnp BRET Be-
ante pfS NattfS tSptete, wabrenb neun
|peripunbet wurpen.
Sanptiiann DreifuS 1T am |. Juli il,
Nenne5 angefcmmet ul,p ipurne nab Dem
OefanstiB 9ebradt, Inn feinet, neMeu
prc5eb nb5u,partcn. GS tpuroe feinel
drau erlaubt, tbn tn OsfanBniB III trs
Iluben a,itb Ms Wierrrleben per 8eireu
lpar er1relienc
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06
Bot Den YbiIippinctt.

gel Der Nutnabnle lleuer Netrllten
nimmt mans niht mebr 10 genall, felt
nlan Ntiibs bot, rsle 3eginenter su
bilnen. Merbeoffisiere iparen friiher
aeslD,lnaen. Ni6tbiiraer Der Ser. Gtaa.
ten, bes 2eIens uno G1reibeus llntlln=
oiae ooer iolde, Die nit plattiiiben be-
.baftet lparen, 3uriifsllueiien. SEPT
oriidt man bel Der Nufnabme ileller Ge=
fruten ein Nuge 81 uno oielleiht balo
stuei.
I'm 3u seigen, mas unlere Gploateil
auF ben pbilippinen ourh3umahsn ha=
ben. la1Ien mir bier eini9e Sttllen aus
einem 8rieIe oes Serseanten Mcg olban
pDm IL. Wai fot9eil, es beibt oarir I:
Qeute, Deren 5emperatur
l03 @rao betrug, ipuroen por Die Bront
seihidt."
..... Wenn bas 8olt Der Ser.
Staaten nur einen tleinen She'll Der
@abrbeit iiber Die bielige Sage tpiBte,
tpiiroe Elm Matchmaker Sfanoal ent=
itelen."
,....,. Ier0ffentliGt meinen Brief ;
i9 bin bereit. midi por einem Griegs=
aeridt gu perantmortei1, hin nod nebr
gu betueilen, als id bier ldreiben
tanr."
..Sbr glnrerifaner i6auoert
iiber Die ipaniIde GDrannei uno Die
0raulamteit Der friibereil 9erribaft 9e=
gen 2uson uno Gubu, aber i'd ul0bte
guh iagen, bab prdhtiee, tapfere iunee
Qmeritaner, Die ibr Naterlano stl per=
tbeioi9en, in Der 5turoe Der 8efabr
1ib freitpilis gelneloet, bier ibr 2ebsn
opfern nliilleu fir Die gitelfeit iternges
iprertelter @enerdle uno eiues Bureaus
nebelt0pfiger yeamter oabeim, Die Elm
Sers aus Darten Collars baben."
gDie melt bic 6ilipinps oapon ent=
fernt lino, ihre 9lrmee aufsuiDien, mag
aus bem llmtanbe ermefleu meroen,
oaB am 80. SUM- Die Sniuraenten ei=
nen tpeiteren NaAtansriff lnabten. Die
SSeinoe beldltigten oas II. &e9iment
BON Sbip, melbss eir1en 5ooteu uno
orei Ner,punoete perlDr, ben Mn9riff Der
Sseinoe aber nit grpBem 8erluit fiji
oieielben suriidihlug. Gie 2eBteren
ihnsioen SeIepraplenordbte burh, I'm
Die IlnIrisen bon jeoer Gerbinoung nit
Dem 0auptcorps all iioliren. Sie
Mmeritaner aineen iiber ibre 8orpfoiten=
linien ni1t binaus.
g9ie tuellig DEN Sreunoi1aftsberli=
berun9en Der 6ilipinps gu trauen 1T Ell.
|eibt lib aus folgemcem Torfal : Tor
eiriser 3eit eriudte eine 9eputation
BON Der Sniel giearos Den 8eneral
Otis, Die Sniel gu bsiegen. slls Iih
aber am s. Suli baielbf cine Gom-
pagnie zines California Gegiments mad
Der 9eimatb einldiffen ipollte, 9laubten
Die @ingebDrenen, Die Nmerifaner Isien
i'm geariff, Die Snieln 5u rdllem. ST
ma 200. 9iebellen, lnelItens nit Sddeu=
Der betpaifnet, attadirten Die Com.
pag,lie glmeritaner, ipobei elmer Der
lebteren get6otet tpuroe. Sin anoerer
BON @ompaellie e, purbe Dermunoet.
Gen galiforiliern selang es nit leidter
Miibe, ben 5eino ouriif5uf6lagen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06

Wir baber cine neue pr6ntiee
Wanofarte nit ben Ser. Gtaaten neb(i
|aQen men eroberten Be{ibunaen ouf ii.
|1ler Geits unb elmer Melttarte nebli
itatiifiIhen Mngnbelf iiber Gambler uno
N6lfsr alf Der anDerell Seite. yeoer
Der uns 3lpsi quite ilelle Qlbonsnnten Dsr.
lAaitt, srbdf eifss fpldle Rarte foTsn,
lfsi. Il.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06

= Ser. preB Club in 3oleoo bat lid
Die idmierige Nufaa6e aeitellt, Die
id6nte Grau in Ohio ausfinoig 81
MAIDEN. Sbr Bib iol auf Der offi3iel=
len Centennial ; Gignette anaebrabt
meroen. preisribter aus @leoelano,
Cincinnati, Columbus uno DaDton
foilen Die Gntfdeioung trehen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06
giuetnnati so. Suni 1899.
Sbcire Satin

Gnetnnat so. Suni 1899.
3Dcire Satin!
Yeinl Abi1ieb ipratbit gu: rSe1reib cinnlal!"
3os tit min bier fir mid'ne Gucl
9pd) nuB icps tbun = i'm iyeitgefiibL
9o gebfs n,tr i'm poet.fdDeu Stil.
Sod piro Der Brief n.uBt it9pn oersstD'n
Ser erite nno ber leste Ieiil. =
See, Wtutter, beralitb, ipnuberi1bn!
9os tab' td] bod nod uitbt geIebeu
@etrtbte Dieni9eu sietfs bier ridt.
gobia man blidt Elm froD' Geiidt!- =
Die StimmeuY- Iog' DIR 5pd)gennB.
umarniun9 = Brpfit = SrubcrfuB,
1luo Yicre, ab uie @pib 10 rein.
SD itblud gar nid) g Ieeft iclber 'ueiu.
Die hicigeu Mabelu nod bo5u
Sinb freili9 hiiblter als ipie On!
ClteDr cufridatl9, al5 b6flid) Die &eo.
Mie man bier icb5n ble 3eit perbringt!
S1ier iin9t mon, trin9t uub iiltgt uuo trtnat
Glar6, Jriibfaffce, ben gbts MID grpB;
.Yroit gInnteM 10 se9fS friib glei5 lbs.
9u Tragf tpaun mir ba idiafeu seb'n! =
g Guortier bab' idl uod] nid5t 9eleb'n!
unb alie. bic bon bprt nit bier,
Siub feusfibel. bas gfppbe Mir.
SerGeenie milrr'lb tpie Saucrfraut.
Siuo iie bier ritbtig oufsetbaut.
llnb mabft 9u nptb ion bbI @eiitbt
go lang mein Selo rei5t fonlin idb ni61t
SD trie9', bat itb 8 gu Trilb perlnutpt
@on 6renubeu bier idDon mas 9epulupt,
9pb pieber foinHl' idb, bang ot1nct
Sob bab' ia meta &etourbiaet
SdB'ft 9u i'm icb'gen Stabium mid
9as par', lpeeB SreppdDen, nitbt fir Sid.
SD mad itbou, beB 3nnibt ipirit ibledt
sRisb BEEN su iuieoer biibit3 anredbt
Seb' pDbl mo bdmpic 3etne Wntb.
Snir gsGt es luirflid Iter red)t gut
9etn freier, aber treier 4atte
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06

Der Surnlebrertaa bes gloroane=
rifanilhen Surnerbunoes piro, eiilem
|Beidlulie bes gunoesporotts gemdB.
bonn S. Bis 5. ssuli In gleDelano. Ohio,
fattfinoen, alIo 3ur ielben 3eit, III tpel=
der in iener Gtaot auo9 Bic Sabres=
@onpention oes oeutih alnerifanii1en
2ebrerbunoes abgehalteil lpir0. Mab
oem Surnlebrertag finoet bon, 10. bis
|22. ssuli in Put ! IN : Bap, Elm Gedbts
turius unter Der 2eituna bon Gedtnei=
ter @. 0einb pDll Der Marine Ntaba-
mie In Mnnapplis itatt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06

: gor s Sabren nabm Die 2sgisla-
tur Der probins Quebec elm @eleb an,
nab benz iebem @lternpaar, oas IL le=
benoe Sinoer ailfipeiien fann, bunbert
Nders Nesierungslano toitenfrei iiber=
pieien iueroen iollen. sSn ben aht
Sabren oes Beiiebers bes UeIebes 1T
Die prdmie fnr NoltsOernlebrune be-
reits an 1850 Samilien uerlieben ipor=
Den, uno bon ipsiteren 200 6anliliel
liesen gegenudrtia Mpp!ifationen Dor.
Inter oieien /. .Mebrern oes Geihes" be-
fin0en iitb 6amilien nit 80 Rinbern,
uno aae lino frans0liIbe GAMBLER.
Utter ben engliid canaoii9en Ye=
#iuobnern Der prppin5 Ontario 1T cine
Ifolhe Nernlebrnna unbefannt, uno Die
yep0lfernnsssabl Der probi,l3 llintlnt
|nur iebr lansiant sll.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-06
Gin SGnaerbricf.

Sroboem Die 6eItbiitte ilidt red)t5ei=
tig fertig mar, ldoeinen 1i6 Die Sdnser=
briioer in Cincinnati oo9 redt gut uu=
terbalten su baben, ipie aus Der folgen=
ben postii6en @piltel zines pittsburger
5dngers an feline before Sdlfte erliNt=
lid :,
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-27
Il stumped Him.

He was evidently unaccustomed to
railway travel and was keenly alert to
The possibility of acquiring information
as the train rolled along. Gazing at the
flying landscape his brain was puzzled
by the little sign posts beside the track,
bearing the single letter "R" or W."
he stopped the porter and asked him
the meaning of the signs. oh said
he, denis whistle and ring posts fer
de engineer The traveller pondered
and became only the more perpIexed.
In despair he repeated his question TO
the conductor. "Those signs are for
the information Of the engineer" re-
piled the conductor; ~he is to whistle
OF ring at certain points as indicated by
these initial letters "Yes," said the
traveller. so / understood the porter,
but thought be must be mistaken. l
Know 'W' stands for wiring. but how Il,
thunder do fon spell uAio'e With an
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-27
CHlEfTAlN BOYCOTT.
Contemplate Action Of the
First National Bank,

Whereas, III has come to the
knowledge Of the directors Of the
first National Bank that certain
articles have recently appeared in
&newspaper known as The Indian
Chieftain rejecting upon the hon
81 and integrity Of d large part Of
the stockholders ofthis bank and
also urging the officers of the Uni
ted States to enter upon q course
III unjustifsd hostility towards a
large part Of the stockholders of
this bank, q. O., the cattlemcn),
and 1t appears that the attacks and
insinuations made therein are un-
called for and unwarranted and
made out of a spirit of malice,
Therefore, be it resolved3 by the
directors of this bank, that this
bank do not further p~atronize said
paper and that the executive of
fcers of this bank be instructed to
withdraw all advertisements and
that hereafter to have all print
ing necessary for the bank done by
persons other than those interest
ed in or connected with said Indian
sChiaftain.
Passed Oct. 10, 1899.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-27
WIT AND WISDOM.

The harder it is to acquire a thing the
longer you will retain it. - Chicago
Daily News.
Satisfactory.-"Did the wedding pass
off nicely?" "Yes. There was only
one hitch."--Philadelphia Bulletin.
PA. did you know ma long before you
married herr" "No, my boy, I didn't
know her until long after."-London
Tit-Bits. 2ags
Perhaps.-Now that the English love
America, the feeling will perhaps
spread to the aristocracy of our own
countfy.-Detroit journal.
Don't leave the table, : said the land
lady, as her new boarder rose from his
scanty breakfast. unjust, madam; it's
hardwood. and my teeth are not what
they used to be,"LLondon Tt.Bitss
Financially Speaking.-"Do~you in
tend to take any interest IN the cam
paign7" interests echoed Senator
Sorghum. II mean to do better than
that. 1 expect to draw q dividend
Electric Cooking.-Mr. Justjoined--
sswhat on earth are you trying to do?"
Mrs. Justjoined-aT was reading about
cooking by electricity, so / hung the
chops on the electric bell, and I've been
pushing the button for half an hour,
but it doesn't seem to work."-Boston
Traveller.
The Universal LanguageIMabeE
'Say, ma, you know them Italian folks
on the corner that have a little baby7
Well, their baby amt Italian, after al. =
Mrs. Wilkins-sIt isn't? How can you
tell2r Mabel-"Why heard It cry to-
day, and it cried just exactly like our
English baby."-Puck.
What He Didn't Massachusetts,
am surprised, colonel, at your time Of
life. that you should have any trouble
in managing your wife. All you have
TO do Is to let her think she is having
her own way. Col Qpailer-"Yes. but
the only trouble 81 that everybody else
thinks 20. too. -Drooki5h Life
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-27
OTHER SANCTUMS.
Other Territory Papers on the
Chieftain Boycott.

II is reported that a few of the
people Of Vinita have got their
boycott CREASED up and running
against The Indian Chieftain, and
the boycotters already wish they
hadn't done it, and they'll wish SO
q good deal harder, before the
dance is done, A boycott is about
the most ssnseless thing that a
man or set of men can indulge in.
In the first place, when> a boycott
is showed up against a newspaper,
it is an unwarranted attempt to
suppress free speech, which every
man is entitled to SO long as he
keeps in the bounds OF truth and
decency and maligns no man. In
tie second place the boycotters
acknowledge the weakness of their
cause, in the mind of any think
ing law-abiding citizen. A boy
colt hurts the boycotter and helps
the boycotted in every instance.
Even if it could be shown that the
man boycotted is a bad citizen,
and an injury to the town, il would
be foolish to institute a boycott
against him. There are other ways
more effectual, and not reprehens-
ible. Whoever institutes a boy
colt against any man, puts in the
hands of the man an effective
weapon of defence and offence. In
The Chieftain boycott case, the
cause is that papers advocacy OF
the collection as required by law
Of the cattle tax in the territory
which tax belongs to the. Cherokee
nation. Had the cattlemen asked
dol space in which to place before
the people their side Of the ques-
ton, we have no doubt they would
have been accommodated, and
then the people could form their
opinions as to the merits Of their
contensions. AS IL is now, there'll
be a hot time in Vinita. for The
GhieItain has plenty of fuel, fur
nished by the enemy, aud all cut
and dried.--Chetopa Democrat.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-10-27

a Tennessee editor wrote: THE
windows of the church need wash
ing badly. They are TOO dirty for
any use and a disgrace to de
town. The printer left The M
out Of window and the wid.
oss s.: So lorn bavs boyeotied
Washington sentinel., 1899-11-11
Theatrical.


Next Monday night to the Columbia
will come the very latest New York
success, Louis Mann and Clara Lipman,
IN The Girl in the Barracks. The
stars are too we'll known bYlocal theatre
goers to need an introduction at this
time, and their previous offerings are a
guarantee that their new comedy coming
as 1t does from a highly successful en-.
gagement in the metropolis Is something
above the ordinary, Their tour is dnder
the direction Of Messrs. Rice and Harris,
who have a well earned reputation for
dealing in nothing but the highest class
OF amusements, aud they are said TO
have provided a most appropriate
vehicle for the display oil Mr.. Mann's and
Miss Lipman's peculiar talents. The
play is translation from the German
OF Messrs. Kraatz and StobitZer, and is
now being presented in its original form
at the Irving Place Theatre, New York,
while Mr.. Mann anil Miss Lipman are
finishing a most gratifying stay of four
weeks in the metropolis at the Madison
Square Theatre, the first three weeks OF
which were played at the Garrick
Theatre. It is nearly year since these
two artists were last seen here, in "The
Telephone Girl" in which they both
scored heavily, and previous to that
they enacted the two leading parts in
the famous The Girl from Paris" at
which all New York laughed for a whole
season. The company engaged for their
support will be identical with that
employed during the New York run,
and it is said TO be adequate ~ every way.
Soms Of its principal members are
Joseph CoYne, George w. Carnum,
Leighton Leigh, Thornton Cole. Helen
Harrington, Beatrice BonneY, Vivian
Edsali.
Washington sentinel., 1899-11-11
A Word to Eek Governor Jacob
Mueller OF Cleveland.

A Word to Eek Governor Jacob
Mueller or Cleveland.
On the daV before the election
Governor Mueller published an
editorial article, signed by himself,
in the Cleveland WaFcktey and An b.
seEgey, an anti-imperialistic paper.
In that article Gov. Mueller spoke
eloquently against the wars in the
Philippines and against the Beers
and bitterly denounced Mckinley,
AT the same time the Governor
and the WIaechtey asked all the
German-Americans to vote against
the Democratic ticket headed by
Mclean and give their votes to
Jones, which was equivalent to
voting for Mckinley and Nash.
For every vote cast for Jones was a
vote for Mckinley and imperialism.
The result OF the election shows this
10 be TACT. For if only portion Of
the Jones votes had been given to
Mclean, he would have been
elected and imperialism and Nc
Kinley would have received their
deathblow.
We have known Gov. Mueller
for many years. We were friend
70 him when Cleveland sent him
out as consul general to Frankfort
on.the-Main. We have said many
kind words to and of him, believ-
ing him to be a Democrat in the
true sense Of the word and an
enemy to imperialism. But we do
not understand his course now.
He is a leader OF the German
Americans, many OF whom un-
doubtedlY followed his advice and
voted Tor Mckinley and imperial
ism, or what is the same thing, for
Jones. Again we say we do not
understand his course.
Washington sentinel., 1899-11-11
The LouIsvtIle Anzeiger

says: ave must confess that we
are disappointed, though hardly
surprised. We had entertained the
hope that the American people had
recognized to a greater extent the
dangers which the new era threat
ems, and would more firmly adhere
TO the great PRINCIPLES which the
founders Of the Republic had sealed
with their blood. We had expected
that when the first flush OF victory
had disappeared, the sober second
thought would make itself telt and
put stop to the expansion policy
not merely because it tramples
down those principles, but also be
cause il threatens to burden Us
with a numerous army and con-
slant wars. AS we, however, were
not over sanguine, this disappoint.
ment did not meet US entirely un-
prepared.
Next year the same question
will be put before the nation.
What the result will be God
knows"
Washington sentinel., 1899-11-11
BarthoIdt and orjen,

the German-American Republican
Congressman, have worked against
the German-Americans led by
Schurz, Preetorius and others, and
supported the bitterest OF their
enemies. They have betrayed the
cause OF liberty and assisted that
OF Imperialism.
They must not be reelected.
We may have to submit for a time
to Anglo-Saxon, but never to
German American Know Moth
ingism They both voted Tor the
Lodge Immigration bill and fol
doubling the beer tax. And now
they work for Imperialism. They
must be ousted.
Washington sentinel., 1899-11-11
A Victim OF MiIitarIsm-

Thirty. four years ago yesterday,
Captain Wirz, "the poor victim"
Jefferson Davis calls him in his
last publication. was hung in the
shadow OF the Capitol. He was
sacrificed 20 screen the great crime
our Washington military authori-
ties had committed against their
own prisoners, by refusing them
an exchange. though eagerly of.
fered by the SOutherners, who
wanted to get rid OF them as fast as
possible, because their country was
impoverished and they lacked sui
fcient means to feed them prop
erly. An offer by them to the
former, medicines being contra
band Of war; to buy medicines Tor
gold, to be used solely for the
Northern prisoners through Union