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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
NEWS OF DOW CITY,

Miss Jean Goddard went to Dunlap
Tuesday.
A G.. Heath's store was re.shingled
last Monday and Tuesday.
John Baber went to Wall Lake Mon
day afternoon and returned Tuesday.
w. A. Cameron is putting some new
siding on his house which he recently
purchased of DR.. Carr.
Irving Eddy of Audubon is visiting
for a few days with his sister, Mrs. j.
L. Shearman. Next week he expects
to go TO Omaha to attend the Omaha
Medical College.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Bybee's youngest
child died on last Tuesday morning.
Funeral services were held at the l.. d.
s. church Wednesday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Elder b. E. Butterworth.
The child had been sick for several
weeks, and for a long time there had
been no hopes for its recovery.
Paul Thompson, while hanging out
switch lamps on the 1. G. side track be-
tween Dow City and Dunlap last We'd
nesday evening about FIVE o'clock. was
run over by train and killed. just
how the accident occurred is difficult to
learn. The engine cut of one leg above
the knee, and the other at the ankle.
His right arm was cut off at the wrist.
The engine was quickly run to Dow
City Tor a doctor. None being here.
they went to Arion, where Dr. Coon
Was secured. 1t was but short time
before the engine returned. By this
time the patient was taken to Mr.. Koe-
lekamp's near by. Mt. Thompson was
beyond all medical aid and died about
eight o'clock. Funeral services were
held Ut MIR. Koenekamp's house by
Rev. Wordsworth Thursday afternoon
al two o'clock. The remains were laid
in the Dow City cemetery, where his
wife was laid about ten years ago. The
funeral was largely attended. We ex-
tend sympathy to the children, who
have been bereft of their father so sud-
denly,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
.NR0N CHRONICLES
BAPTIST NEWS.

BAPTIST NEWS.
A number of visitors from different
places were here Sunday.
Miss Emelie Swanson, who has been
on the sick list for some time, was
again seen among us.
The time for the regular church
meeting has been changed and will be
the last Wednesday evening of each
month instead of Saturday afternoons.
Sunday was great day for us In the
morning we had the pleasure of hav-
ing Rev. a. Cheamlund of Denver, Col.
with US. He had for his text the 104th
Psalm and first verse. and delivered a
sermon that was well worth hearing.
In the evening we had the pleasure of
listening to Miss Ericka Bergman. who
has been a missionary in India for
seven years. as she told about the great
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
OTTER CREEK LOCAL ITEMS.

Parties are now the order of the day.
Louie and Bonnie Witt were Schles.
wig callers Saturday.
Miss Justena Petersen returned after
a few days visit with relatives in Deni-
son.
Anderson Bros. we're busy threshing
the grain for Hans Freese the past
week. i,
John Moeller and wife were calling
on friends and relatives in Denison
Friday.
Asmus Hollander and Emma Witt
attended the party given by Asmus
Petersen.
Fritz Witt and wife and Mrs. Frahm
are visiting with MIR. and Mrs. William
Oil ON the Willow
Louis Witt and Jesse Girard are Wis
itlng Denison quite often. Any i'm
portant business, boys?
Miss Mary Albright went to Deloit
Friday evening to visit with her par
ents, returning Monday morning.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ploog,
twins, a boy and girl. We wish the
youngsters to live long and successful
life. We congratulate.
Ingwer Hollander and wife attended
the silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holm. They report nice time. May
they live to celebrate their golden,
wedding,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
NEWS OF WEST SIDE.

Mrs, Henry Schrumm is reported
quite.
Jessie Campbell is visiting at the
home OF Levi Myers in Sac county
Gus. Gradert made brief business
visit to Omaha the first of the week.
N. A. Evans, of Marshalltown, is
visiting his brother-in-law E. E. Jen-
kins.
Levi Myers and wife of Wall Lake
visited friends here tina fore part of the
week.
Miss Lou Henningsen. of Lyons, is a
guest at the home of John F Grote and
family.
Some of the young men nave purchas.
ed new foot ball and are about to or
ganize team.
Geo. Russell, of Carroll, passed here
by team Friday enroute to Denison to
visit his son. G.. M.
Hon. =. G. Grote and Geo. E. Spotts-
wood attended masonic meeting in
Denison Tuesday night.
Mrs. Henry PAIL was called to Char
ter Oak Tuesday on account of the i'll
ness of her sister, Mrs. Thos. Paysen.
| Garrett Jannsen, in the absence of
the regular pastor, occupied the pulpit
in the M. q. church Sunday morning.
Jas. Hannah and sister, Mrs S. p.
| Gulick and son Robert left this week by
team for a visit with relatives in south
ern Minnesota.
/ Mrs. Ella Marsh and sister, Anna
woolhiser, arrived here Tuesday even
ling to be present at the funeral of theiI
! uncle, Dwyer Dewitt.
\ Mrs. warren Lewis and children left
this week for their home in Boone, &C
companied by Grandpa Lewis, who
will remain a week or more with them
At a special meeting of the schoo
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
AppEN|NGSAT VAIL.

VIM Devine was up from Denison on
Thursday.
Fred Precht and family have moved
to Manning.
Jpe Monaghan was down Thursday
from Deloit.
Jas. Dempster of Denison was
Vallite Wednesday.
Geo. Nicholson OF Grand junction
was a Vailcallen Wednesday.
Six car loads of feeders we're shipped
here from Omaha Wednesday.
Dan Mccarthy came up from Omaha
Thursday to visit his parents.
A. Whiting and daughters visited at
Omaha couple of days this week.
Mrs. Tom Ratchford and children
are spending few days at Omaha.
Richard Robinson is erecting dwell
ing on his farm in Milford township.
Messrs. Jess McAhren and Joe Brad
ley drove up from Denison Thursday.
Henry Beck was down from Sioux
City Monday, returning again Wednes-
day.
Theodore Kinney and b. Mitchell re-
turned Tuesday from a two weeks stay
at Colfax
| A. Wright was here Tuesday and
| Skinned his PARENTS household goods to
| DeniSon.
| w. ii. Bennett returned Monday
4 from attending the M. r. conference al
Sioux City.
Messrs. Chas. johnson and l.. D
Hollingsworth and their families left
Thursday for Texas where they viii
make their home.
Mesdames G. G. Vail, M. p. Ryar
Ed Palmer and Miss Maggie Shor
were passengers to Omaha Thursday.
Mrs. H. Maynard returned Wednes
day from a two weeks stay at Omaha
where she was caring for her mother.
Twenty-three members of the Val
Masonic Lodge attended meeting ant
banquet at Denison Tuesday evening
They report a fine time.
Workmen in this locality are YER
scarce. One of our contractors wa
Offering two dollars day for helpe
and was compelled to go to Denlson TO
one
| Rev. Thos. Maxwell, for the past tw
! years pastor of the M. E. church, ha
been changed from Vail to Deloit. MI
and Mrs Maxwell made many friend
while here and did some excellent wor
for the church.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
CHARTER OAK CHATS

Mrs. w. G. johnson and children are
visiting at Omaha this week.
Mrs. DR.. McWilliams is spending the
week with friends in Illinois.
Miss Daisy Knight is learning the art
Of millinery with Mrs. Bamford.
Rev. w. w. Brown and wife of Ma
pleton, visited here Wednesday.
Rev. Fegtiey and family visited
friends here the first of the week.
Hank Cummings of Denison. was
calling on friends here Wednesday.
Messrs. Shaw Van, Richardson and
Coroner smith, were Oak callers Tues
day.
Dur Holmes went to- Clinton the first
of the week and expects to stay for
some time.
j. Synder moved his family from
Arion Friday. They will live in the
west part of town.
Miss Kate Healv will move her dress
making parlors October 1, into the old
Republican building.
Marion Cole, of the poor farm and r.
A. Romans of Denison, transacted
business here this week.
Mrs. M. Jones went to Denison Tues
day evening and will join friends there
and will visit the exposition.
Charles Dean of Nora Springs, will
give a lecture on prohibition at the
opera house Friday evening.
Mrs. c. Stauffer of Sac City. is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Holmes ard other friends this week.
q. b. Coin, j. p, united in marriage
"Wednesday. William A.. Brumbaugh
and Miss Florence M. Mcpherson.
The M. e. Aid society will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. q.
Robertson. All members are requested
to be present.
Rev. Carson has been returned to this
CHARGE for another year and every one
seems we'll pleased, as he has done
faithful work here.
Charlie Hiett has his hair cut. that
would not be worth mentioning about
any one else, but as 1t has been sixteen
years since it was last cut, it is very
noticeable.
Professor G. B. Swartz will give a
series of lectures at the opera house
each evening of next week He deliv-
cred the temperance address at the
Sioux City conference and is said to be
fine speaker.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
GOODRICH GOSSIP,

A team was out gathering up old iron
last Wednesday.
Oscar Knobloch is hauling new
wheat to Denison.
Patton and McCarty will finish their
railroad work in few days.
Mrs. S. Newton is losing some of her
fine poultry with the cholera.
o r Ainsworth and wife were call
ers at tie old home on Tuesday.
Potatoes are turning out fairly we'll,
going about lbs bushels to the acre.
The Illinois Central is laying track
on NJ. Ainsworth's and will soon reach
Deloit.
Henry Johnston is helping lay track
on the Central, and using one horse to
haul rails and ties.
We understand that Cash Newcom's
daughter, Clara, who has been quite
sick, is slowly improving
Mr.. Hitchings of Battle Creek, Iowa.
father Of Mr.. j. G. Hitchings of this
township, visited her few days last
week.
a little4 year-old boy of Carl Winey's
had the misfortune to tall off a load of
corn and was severely hurt. Heis bet
ter however.
Carl Winey's little boy, who was
seriously injured in run away by
being thrown from the wagon box, is
slowly getting better,
The G. & N. W. has finished fencing
the track and are now putting in the
gates. The fence is first class and hog
tight and the gates can not be beaten.
| Among some who are picking corn to
crib are G. Chriss and VIM Lorenzen.
Corn is very dry for this time of year,
but we have our doubts about its keep
ing.
i Our neighborhood is full of sickness
Mrs. Sterritt has been sick; James New.
ton has had quite severe time with
ague; Clara Newcome remains very low
with typhoid fever.
Charles Crouzan went to Omahs
Tuesday to visit his wife, who is al
present an inmate OF St. Joseph hospi
4 tai, where she went to receive treat,
ment Her friends hope for her speedy
recovery to health.
Some tramps broke into school hous,
No. 6 few nights ago and destroyed
and stole some property belonging tt
the children, such as tablets, books ant
pencil boxes and their contents.
!, While husking a load of corn las
Wednesday J. w Wilkinson team raj
away, overturmng the wagon twice
throwing out Verne, a 7-year-old DO.
and bruising him up considerably. Mr.
Wilkinson's wrist was sprained. Tn
harness was badly broken and tn
wagon is in need of repairs.
The men belonging to the Mozart,
aud Patton gang of railroaders bough
three kegs of beer last Saturday, whicl
they took to school house No. 6. Find
ing the doors locked they broke in
, They drank beer, burnt up all the kind
ling in the coal house and tore up an,
scattered everything all around. 1t
too bad they could not be made an ex
ample of.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29

work carried on By the American Bap.
fist Missionary Union among the Cali
goo Indians where thousands and
thousands of souls are being saved, and
in one day there were 1920 baptized.
We are glad to know that we have
share in this great mission work by the
amount of money that has been given
to the Missionary Union.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
:. A New Departure.

You hardly with New New
Departments The Groceries, Tnwae gone
voting attention exclusively to Dry Goods Coaks Underwear
Shoes and Gents furnishings Each of these departments has been
enlarged and by buying still larger quantities able main
reputation for lowest prices Crawford county Our Shoe
We handle the very best Makes
of our large trade that sell Shoes Grocery Profits
Other dealers expect SO per cent profit every sowe
satisfied with much less and that why you and every
buy shoes from for less money than any other place We
price ALL Others have price high one which they get
but expect reduce compelled order make Va
the people who dislike hagg prices when they buy pay big
price, We Sell For Cash. No bad No make up
other purchaser What true of shoes also of our
other departments On account ofchanges are rAe
late with Fall Goods Wait for them will pay you paw Won
Our Cloak Department is big attraction this fall You will be
surprised how cheap selling desirable we'll made stylish gar
Other merchants charging from ST to SIS for dent
cay the cloak Many our patrons will tell you Connecting
with frsass Dress Making Establishment Upo Date
fashionable dresses made the highest perfection of art
are here for business and you have money to
away somewhere else If you wish economics trade
with Yours Truly,
Ms s!4A!k "a GSzZs{2S2s|
0ATTE0HgyE1 sra un"sseZ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
aaad1ee,ttdye allte,ots ataote- 8ettanae, aatttt.uoat 2. a1at 1899.

beren GteIe bes gage'fden 8riefes
berppr, tporin er mittbeilt, buB in Sun Sole,
po bds S6ul6aus BON %unferen OffiSsren
aGs Quartier in 8ef6ldg 9enpmmen mar, in
elmer 9iitte fofost cine neue @9ule BON ben
@ingeborenen erDffnet murbe.
l1no bo9 bebanbeln mir biefe 2eute, bic
mad ieOer 3i9tung Fin i1r 8tlbungsbebarfs
nib unb lire 8iIbungsfdbigteit an BEN Sag
legen unb selegt buben, aGs garburen, bic
man ihb ni6t felbIt iiberGofen biirfe.
Sebr ri6tig bemertt Der rSpringfieGb Gez
publican, Der btefen Brief abbruft:
u9as Sraurige lit, OaB mir bieIe 2eute
taufenotpeis tobtI4ieBen. @eG6' gorurz
tbeiG, peG9e lntpifenbeit, tpeG9e Thperen
8erfe6en, neGdJ blinber urb brutaler CIR
gei5 BADEN gu bieTer Gage Der 8er5peifGuno
uno Der 8ernidtung fir ein 8plt geIiibrt
bds gerabe Die grfiiuung j%a6relangen Gofz
fens bor Nugen fab; bas babel mar, eine
eigene &egierun9 gu %griinben unb fem G6ul,
pefen gu ertpeitern, = nur nm ben 8efe6l
81 erbalten, um3utebren unb ft6 urter Elm
nenes fremoes Sod gu beugen! @obG biirfen
mir nit SeFferfon ausrufen, aIs er uniere
8e6anolung bes Negers in's Muge fuBte:
sd 5ittere fit me:n 2an0, tpenn i9 be0enfe,
baB Soft gere3t iit.~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

better la1tenben Sertpdnbten 0es gngliiGen
unb als elmer 6aupttrGgerin Der NiIierlz
I9aften unb Der 9i9ttunit, BADEN 9carneD
unb Carpenter f4on tpieoerbolt begeiitett
gefeiert. 9iesmal aber 5eigt namentliD
proT. Carpenter an elmer gan3en &ei9s urtz
tpioer itebli6er 8eifpiele, pte iiberalS porz
t6eil6aft au8 in materteGer 9tnfi9t Die
&enntniB Der beutI9en Sprd4e iotpp4l fir
@nglii9s aGs fir 0eutI9>Mmerituner in
biefem 2anbe 1T. 9ieier 5ptngenOen Be-
peisfibrung perben np6G AUDI iene oeut@
f9en 8affern, pst9en bic beutI3e Sprafe
on unb fir ii6 i6nuppe 1T, beren
Sinn fir Dollars unb Gents dber uG! 10
le66ufter it, Ii9 niht perf6IieBen, tuenn
ibnen BON Seiten beferer beutf9er Qanoss
leute Die bon Brof. Carpenter aufgefii9rten
@riinbe gebOrig eingepautt tperoen.
8etreffs bes BON Oialeften burhfeu3ten
9euti9 lit prof, 2earne0 in Ieinen I'M
@ingung ~unieres artitels mitgetbeilten Be-
~merfungen bieG gu Itreng. Sin 9euti4 nit
Otdlett ut 1tnn1er rlD9 tau enofadl Dener
als gar tein 0euti9. limb Elm &inb, baS
|9euti9 nit DiaGeft fpri4t, 1ernt beim
2ebrer ri6ttges 0eutI9 piel let4ter as Elm
Sinh, tpet4es bor6er gar ni4t 9euti6
fann. 9us 1T, e6en in prof. 0earneo's
treffli9er 3eiti6rift Americana Ger
manica" erlt fiir3li3 BON einem penn
1ploani19en G9ulmanne AUDI BPM PERM
iploanii6=beutf9en 9iaIeft f4lageno bar
gelegt tporoen.
9ermann 81 a er fat emit in einsr
~fernigen Mrtitel bieienigen 9eutf4>Qmeriz
faner, pel9e bas 0eutf9e nit Oidl:tt
fpre4en, ba5u %ermuntert, fedli8 gu iprse
9en, tpie i6nen Der 6etmatbli9e @9na6el
getpa4ien fei un0 fNh bur4 pebantii4e
5pra9fritifer ni9t beirren gu lafen, Muf
Dem Stri3 bate er in fpra3li4er 8e5ie@
9ung nur Die nelenoen beuti9en 8errdz
t3er", pel3e ni4t 0euti4 ipre3en ppuen
unO baOur9 ibren &inbern bas 9ut Der
oeutT9en Spra4e iteblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
G1lpa@bett oetn 9tawte TIT
WScGimIeN

9te GiidmGrts = GiDiGbienftreform beg
9rdfibenten Mc&inleb finbet nit peni9en
Nlpsnabmen feGbit in Der repu6fitaniI9en
Porteiprefie feline g~initige 8eurt6eilung,
unb fam es au9 ni9t gut. Oenn ie 1T
3unG61t Elm S9Iag in's @eIi9t Der republiz
tuniT6en NationaGzg latform opn 1896, in
ipel9er es tpDrtli9 beiBt:
nDas Gioi10ienftsefeb purbe burd bic re,
pubGitaniI4e partet in bas @eTebhub aufz
9enOmmen; ie fat bufelbe itets aufre6t err
6dlten, unb mir erneuern unIere mieberbolte
@%rfldrung, baB es griinbli9 unb ebrLi9 po1=
Fredt unb tpenn INNER tbunli1 ertpeitert
perben 1oG,~
Sic 1T ferner elm S6Gag bes prdibenten
ms eigene @ngeii9t, benin in ieiner 8Ot@
f4aft bom DECEMBER 1897 lieB er ii4 iiber
ben GiDil0ienft folgenDermaBen aug:
Ser in Der Gibilbien 1treform gemddte
TortI9ritt giebt 1ria9e 5ur GuBeriten 8ez
gGiidpiin19ung. sic bat bic 3peifel ibrer
Sreunbe, tpte Die 8Gnte ibrer @egner iiber=
lebt, unb ft9 einen bauernben Ylab unter
ben Mitteln erobert, bic ba3u GsItimmt 1inb,
infer politti9es 2eben gu reinigen, unb ben
Dffentli9en 9ient gut Derbe1ern, iDdrIam 5rt
MAIDEN unb auf cine b06ere Gtufe 51p beben."
Ni9t a1ein bi0igt er f9etnbar Die rie6r
griinbli9e unb &ebraus madenoe" Go6iz
net5pr0re GGebelanb's bDm 6. Mai 1896,
Ionbern bebauert, buB Die poitmeiiter 4,
9loiYe no6 ni9t in ben Gipilbienit eingez
i9lofen Itnb, unb fpri6t bic 9offnung aus,
baB Our9 8eri9mel3un9 BON YOTtGnttern,
po INNER es t6unli9 iet, 10 bel DieIe r Nem@
ter als m0gli9 unter bas GinilbienftgeIeb
gebra6t nerben. @r preit bic Gibiloienitz
pprT9riften unb beren i'm Sabre 1896 berz
beigefii6rte 8erbeferung als berniinftig, I'M
Dem iie cine glei6mdBige Met6obe einfiibz
rem, unb Der 8efDrOerlng arSfdlieBli4 err
niefene Sii9tigtett unO 8erufsireue 5u
8runbe legen.
1nb nun bod bieIer 1mI9Gdg! Stati Der
@rpetterung, tpenn INNER t6unfi6, cine
gan3 getpaltige 8erengerung Der @ren3en.
6tatt zines Sprt16ritts, gu benz man
bas 2unb begliidtpiinf6en tann, Elm h0hft
6ebauerIt9er &iid79ritt. Statt elmer 9ez
bung Deg 1ffentIihen Oienftes cine 9erubz
febung. Cine Do1itGnbige i6mdbli6e llez
bergabe an bic @egner unb Seinbe Der Rez
form, bic 6eute iubeln uno fro1lOden,
8abrGi6, G@mu9-bett - 0etn
Name # Mc&in1ep!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
8ei0StteDrer ~gNiG0cIrt 1tuS feitt
8iiLDaUA

I'm Die &arDlinen uno bic benaCbbdrten
Snieln feft5u6dlten, bruu9t bas beutI9e
Het3 teinen ~6lutigen u1o Ganqpieriqen
&rteg 81 fubren, nie ii9 i'm bic 8ereirigz
ten Staten bur6 bic Nnnerion Der pit
llpptnen poer bielme6r bur9 ben 8eriu9
CUR @nnerton Oerfelben aufge6alit BADEN.
lno baS Oeutf9e 8ei9 bruu3t, perm MANI
lid, mas feinem 3peifel untertiegt, Der
gtet4stdg ben nit Spanien abgef9loTenen
@~ertrag beitGtigt, penige Mi1ionen Dol
ors an Spanien gu be3a6len; troB i6res
ltmfanges bur4 3fpetunObreiBig 9Gngen>
grade un0 neun 8%reiten9rdoe fin, ent9dlt
ia 1elbt bic Snfelgruppe Der 8aroGinen
904itens 40,O00g intpo6ner, uno bieIe bib
t9en gutartigen be%u6raunen f6par36uu11z
gen 2eute perOen benz neuen 9errn penig
gu f6offen MAIDEN.
Die &arOlinen ME bic fleinen eSnielz
gruppen Der Muriannen unb 8a(ao8, Die
unter Ipanii6er MiBpirtbf9aft litten, iDer=
Den audi an nnb fir if3 unter beuti@er
8ertpaltung better gebeiben,
Mittelt ieiner meiIter6aften Diplomatic
feBte ii6 Oas Oeutf8e Rei4 O6ne eiren
S3merttrei8 in ben 8efiB zines our9
feline geogruphii6e Gage i'm tpeitIi6iten
S4eiIe bes @tiGen O8eans unb namentli9
bur8 feinen ftrutegif6en @ert6 ~eegenii0er
bon CHINA bo4pihtigen Snfellanbes, BON
mo aus i6m Die Wabrung feiner MaGtz
iteIung gum 4ineFi4en Gei4e nidt f4per
fem lam. @inen ~itarten 6unbeIspolitif6en
Ut bat Oeuti4lunb in Ieinem n~eueften
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Sramfrei0'S moratifGe @ieoerDer.
ite11&tt0.

Snbem Der oberite 9ert9t56of Tranfz
rei6s fir cine &ebtfion bes Pro3efes
9rep II 8 unb fir cine neue, in Gernss
bor5unebmenbe triegsgeri4tli9e 4rp5efiz
rung bes 9auptmanns 0repfu5 entI6isb,
fat er Sranfret95 moralif9e Wieberberz
itelung angeba6nt. Sic tpirb ii& poG3iez
ZEN in Dem Auggn6lide, in REDEEM buS
8riegsgeri9t gu Hennes bas rNi6t 16utz
big" bef4lteBt, tpeI6es ungefi6ts Der Ger
triimmerung aler nS4ulb6etpeiIe" gegen
0repfus uls felbtDeritdnoli4 eriAeint.
9ebr berniinftig 1T bic bom Shergeri6te
ongeoronete @erlegung bes neuen 9ro3si7es
aus benz tiirmi19en, tumultrei6en paris
na4 Der fleineren, ungefd6r 10000 Gin
tnobner adblenben @tabt Gennes in Der
8retugne.
M0ge bon bort rebt baGb Der l0fenbe
unb Srunfreid aus tiefer Notb erID1eiabe
Sreiipru9 tommen! Sin moralif9 mie=
oer6ergetelGtes Sranfrei4 1T fir Die aGgez
meme @ultur unb BEN @eltfrieben unenb@
lid 5utrd9li4er aIs Elm bura f9reienoe
u~ngere4tigteit entebrtes 6ranfrei@.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

@e6iete bereits bur9 bliibenbe 0sutf3e
6anbelsz unb gldntagen : @eIeQf9aften.
Wittelt Der Sarpltnen unb Martannen rum
bet OeutI61anD feline 8eiibun9en i'm Still
len Meere ab unb ergGn3t baOur6 feline be-
reits frii6er errungene Steuung auf rem
Marf9aGinieGn unb auf Heuz9uineu, Derz
itGrtt AUDI, pie geiagt, feline Steuung in
CHINA.
So gebt Der bom 4ei9stan3Ger 8ismard
f9on Dor bier3ebn Sabren ge6egte Plan,
Die 8arOlinenz@ ruppe fir 0euti9lunb gu
ernerben, bp4 in @rfIIung. S3on mar
na9 Dem 8eFe6Ge bes groBen 8un3lers Die
oeutf9e Slugge bort gebiBt, als Spanien
letOenf9aftli9 feline &ebte geltenb ma6te,
%tporauf 8ismurd bic f9iebsgeri9tli9e gntz
f9eioung bes paptes Seq bes Orei3e6ntcn
annu6m, bic gu 8unten Spaniens I%autete,
Die aber 8uglei4 9eutf6lanb bas Ge3t cuff
S4iffsz unb &Oblenftationen 3uIpra9.
8ismard fpnnte bamals ni9t a6nen, baB
Die Ser. Staten fpdter ihb Der benad5s
barten Pbilippinen 5u %bemd9tigen 1u6en
piiroen. SEPT u6er 1T bas beutf9e 8et9,
infolge freipiliger Nbtretung BON Soften
Spaniens, gum Na9bar Der Ser. Staaten
i'm peitli9iten Sti1sn O5ean qeporben,
Ser 9sf9idte frieolt9e, i'm 6inblid cuff
9ineii9en 6unbel unb bic 9inefii9e Nuf<
tbeilung, 10 pertbople beuti9e 2Gnbererz
perb entipri9t au9 gang Dem rieiigen
Wa4stbum Der beutf6en S9ifffa6rt, nell
DE ii4 i'm lebten Su9r3ebnt our 3pettgrGB>
ten Der Welt empOrgef9punsen bat.
Safer 8iIbelm II. unb 1ein 8iilotp 6az
BEN our9 ben neuen 2Gnberernerb einen
ebenfo g%eniulen biplpmati19en @6a93u9
gema4t, tpie ben BON S9untung in CHINA,
uno Der cine berDoQitGnbigt ben anberer.
Die grOBe Mebrbeit bes ameritunii@en
8oltss f4eint ein3uie6en, buB ii9 geQen
ben Inf9luB Der &arolinsn an 0eutf9=
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