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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
ODD WEDDING GINS.


w NNnlNNNhU tNNAHI
Giving welding presents n an old Gus
tom. but the custom differs In different
countries fcotlnnd's penny weddings
were peculiar. They were called penny
annirr. but the Invited guests con-
tfihutcd nhlllingr. and occasionally b
half crown. and out of the sums thus
collected the expenses of the wedding
feast were paid. Germany has a nay
wedding at which the bride receives
her guests with basin before her. IN
which each person entering deposits
Jewel, silver spoon. or a piece 81 mon
~, In some parts 81 Germany the rule
N that the expenses ~ the marriage
feast fhali be met by each gucft pay
Ing Tor what he eats and drinkH--a sort
~ European plan wedding, you might
call n.
The prices paid FOR dishes ana drinks
are hlgh. and the happy young cou-
pic make n handsome profit out 81 theif
wedding. often realizing sum rufii-
Client 10 start them nicely In lie. often
900 guests ARE present at such n we'd
ding. Sometimes the How of presents
Il IN the other direction. In Poland.
for Instance. rirl IL not regarded ELI
gihic FOR marriage until she has
wrought with her own hands clothes
and garments for1he friends Co accom-.
many her future lord 20 tho altar. Hut
In most countries the wedding presents
syptem ~ Himil1r "a that which " fam
War here and which has become
serious tax.
The following .nre some NJ the queer
customs cornycfed with the wearing of
bridal wrrnthrf
The German bride wears the myrtle
for her hridei wreath. while tho rirl
~ tho Black Forest ndornH herself with
the flowers ~ tn hawthorn. In Franco
and England and the United states tho
orRrre Hover 10 In v0ru.. while tho
'nniiers NJ italy nrd tho Frsnch nrov.
'~ces ~ Switverlnnd Use white roses
pinka. carnations md rod ros.s nre
worn W. Spanish brides In Liihunnia
Tho bridal wreat Il wound ~ rho Sv-
Tian rue; IN Bohemia. Corlnthin. ana
The krnln districts. uf rosemary. ana IN
iiesrc. ~ artificial flowers. to witch
ribhons are added. In Norway. Sweden
and Servin. bridal crowns ar. made ~
silver In bavaria and Silesln. ~ gold
wire. glass beads and tlnseli among the
FINS, tho Wcudf aud the peasants ~
Altenhurg OF pnpcr, and IN Athens 81
costly ilirrre, llrldnl wronihH were h.
vogue amnng the nnanns ana were In.
PRODUCED among Christian brides dur
inr the fourth century.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
CARE OF PIANOS.


li'UlttAN'iIllN llNNfNi
Half the pianoa'in this world catch
winter colds exactly as we do. They get
hoarse and have n cough.or n rtin note.
or some similar complaint. which cam
not be cured by home remedies. hut re-
quirc tedloua and expensive dnctoring
In order To prevent these nyoidnblc all
ncnts II H. won ~ hnow how to take
care N the plano. Each spring cleaning
housewife who II having tho domestic
pi1no put TO rights" during her pres.
ent uphcayni Of the household should
very carefully note the foilowings
4 plano should be kept IN a moder-
atcly wnrm room. where the tompern-
turc " even. say 60 or 20 t.t eccH. the
year round. not cold one da. and hot
the next. The instrument should not
however. be too near the source of
heat. II should be- Kept closed and COW
cred with "a felt cloth when not In use
particularly In frosty weather.
Always place the piano against an
inride wall md n little out from A.
When tuning or repairing T. necessary
employ a responsible and expert work.
man. DO not allow children TO drum
ON n. a professional musician may
the kay board. but N the right keys are
struck much less harm o. done thar
whom childron nmuse theriee'vre
Nvo'd 'i'te Inc tho ton with hfic-n- hrnc
nn II rnoc's tho tone ~ the instrument
\ well known maker recommend
ihat the cnFe be frequently wipcd on
with n channels skin wrung out In to-
MA wafer. Whore tho ease ~ very
Mrhly polished md dark this IL abso.
iutely necessary ana little else wiz
s"rvp a. rewove tho dust which set
tics In the frciwork.
To remove finger marks nud blue
mould. mix thoroughiy two tablespoon.
fuiis ~ anind ~ nnd ono tables poonfiii
NJ vinegar. finh on little NJ this mix.
turc with - soft rar md polish with
wooden phi'ndoinhln Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
CEDAR FORT.

Special 10 the NE, -
cedar Fort. Jan. 5.-Yesterda. the
old folks Of Cedar Fort held a reunion
nt the school house. which was taste.
fully and appropriately decorated for
the occaEiun. and, aided by the young
people, a good dinner and program was
enjoyed.
sLEIdHRIDE AND BANQUET.
a slelghride FOR the old folks before
dinner had been planned. but the morn
Ing being cold and stormy. this was a
brief one. ana they were carried from
their homes to the FchoolhouRc In a
covered sleigh which had been ospec-
inly prepared FOR their comfort. At the
Fchoohouae nm excellent hot dinner
consisting OF scaronnble delioacies was
served To- nearly 100 guests. Tho table
where the Oldest guests We're seated
wns beautifully decorated with flowers
and the three persons over seventy
years Of age IN the ward. found on
taking their seats nj the table. n token
NJ the peoples esteem and affection
near each plate.
beginning az two o'clock n splendid
progrnm consisting or songs. speeches
readings and Rotations. was rendered
by young ana old, after which a recess
was taken until o'clock D. m. when
picnic WIS again served. Dialogues and
nm old Fashioned dance completed the
days entertainment.
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OUR OWN STATE.

which occurred. their origin. and the
damage done was read ana filcd. Ac.
cording to the report nine nres oc-
CURED. resulting In damage estimated
at Sl.a1b. $500 of which amount was COW
cred by insurance. children and
matches was the cause given for nearly
all the fires. Tho sections report show
Ing mortality OF eleven for the last
quarter. and sixty-six for the year was
also filed. The marshal'r quarterly re.
port, which was accepted. showed that
thirty-eiFht arrests had been made
during that period. most OF them being
for disturbance Of the peace; ssa1 was
appropriated on current expense ac-
count
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

eEnl liquor @iling. came up belorc
Judge Woodhoihe last evening. Tho
cfcndant pleaded guilty ana was lined
30 and sentenced TO ten days itnprie.
lnmcnt. 4 compromise was efectcd
through which Mr.. Wadsworth pays
70 and promises not to violate the
ordinance cgninf
The Invitations to the reunion OF the
Binckhawk war Veterans residing IN
northern Utah county are out. They
read: Yourself and ladies' are cordi.
ally invited Ia attend the Third grand
reunion and picnic ban of .he Black
1nwk war veterans Of the northern enc
" Utah county. nt the oprra house ~
chi. January "a, 1899" The commit.
tee having the annir IN charge are
z. Thornc. H. y. Lund. q. II. Robinson.
Il. y. King. s. Taylor and r. +. Traine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
THE snApE OF CoLuMRus.
GColllcr'a weoLlyI

when ~ crlstohal Colon. the hnttle-
ship, met destruction on Santiago, they
said IN spain that the great Columbus
turned ~ his crave. Partly for the
rake Of establishing this latest mir
ncle, I believe, tho Spanish nuthorltlen
oflinvana took palms 10 open the caslkot
containing the supposed romnins Whom
they were disntorred the othc. day.
~ the appointed time tho mngnlfl-
cent new tomb was opered. aud the
sexton prlcd on the old tablet bearing
ne cinEy OF columbus with the legend
introducing this article. which means.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
LEtil:

Special 10 tho News"
Lehi Jan. 3. 1894 civil suit came
up In Judge Woodhouse's court yeator-
day afternoon entitled Ben Telephone
60. W. j. q. Jensen. In moving a
house the defendant broke some OF the
wires belonging 20 the plaintiffs COM
pany. Judge WoodhouFa dismissed
Telephone company could be found
among the city records. This decis-
ion virtually declares the poles and
wires Of tho company a nuisance. as
they. according to the Judge. have no
franchise.
Tho case OF r. J. Wordsworth for H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

without. were lowering at tine frontier
waiting but Tor the emperor to die to
bnttcn on the empires vtnla Today.
without an heir and with the future OF
MS country mennced, weary and alone.
the old man stands. He has daughters
indeed. and he has also ncphewH. but
for reasons too complex Tor recital here
lhey are not available. Hence the pro-
icctcd union with the orleans princess.
should the perfume 81 her iieur-dc-lis
rot change the condition OF Things Tor
the better. there viii be- a change In
thnt motto. crit will be est ana Austria
lnst nmona nnMcrs = nllinr.a MnaklN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

Mr.. 3. a. Facklor, editor OF tho Mica.
uopy OFlnl Hustler. with his wife and
children, suffered terribly from La
Grippe. one Minute Cough Cure was
the only remedy that helped them. Il
acted quickly. Thousands ~ others
Never fails. y. g. Schrnmm Meteor
nick Building, corner Main street First
South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

In pulmonary trouble. the direct ic-
tion Of nALLARDG HOREHOuED
SYRUP upon tho throat. chest and
lungs. Immediately arrest the mulndY.
by relieving the distress. cutting the
phleRm and freeing the vocal and
brosthlnE organs Price % and % cents.
T. 4. NJ. l. Drug Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

Coughing Injuries and innamea sore
lungs one Minute Cough Curu
looacns the cold, nlluys coughing and
heals quickly. Tine best cough cure
FOR children. perfectly harmless. y. g..
schrnmm, Mccormick building, corner
Main street. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
HoMfs ron THOUSANDS.

70 Make Comfortable Homes-k Good
Opportunity 10 Aeeumulae Means 10 Pay
iof Them wilhou, lreuring the Bondage
of Debt.
one hundred thousand dollars IN
labor wanted.
Fury miles Of the Alberto company's
canih 10 be built. for which half viii
be paid In cash and halanc. In excel
lent prairie land, nt 81 an acre. with
free water FOR two ycarn 10 FIRST fct-
uofH on these lands.
Lands are 60 be settled In hamlet
or frttlcment form. In order 60 afford
settlers tho benefit Of ward orraniza-
lions. including day and Sabbath
schools
Az labor win be- contract work. at
ton cents y cubic yard for earth work.
Gravel. loose and solid rock TO be- paid
for In proportion.
An industrious. nbie-b0dlcd man,
with team can earn a good farm. town
lot and cottage In one year.
Lands to be- settled nro adjacent to
n railway. Plenty OF coal Tor fuel near
at hand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

The smallest things may exert the
greatest Influence, DE wits Little
Early Rlscra are uncqnnled Tor over.
coming constipation and liver troubles.
Small pill. best pill. safe nill, Il, g.
Schramm, Mccormick Building, corner
Main street. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

lions Savings Bank 4 Trust com.
pauy. Nos. /. .. and Main street. ~
the largest and oldest savings bank IN
Utah, u.iii accounts have been
opened since the bank was established
w is'a Have you an account !. not,
star one now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

The worst AFTER euccta ~ Influenza
arise FROM deranRod functions of the
liver. clear the blood nt once with
llElililNE, Tor u viii strengthen the
hillary puiH0na, Price 90 cents. T.. 4.
" I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

TABLETS BUCKEYE PINE ONT.
MENT IL the only remedy fur blind.
bleeding or protrudlng piles. lndnrHrl
By phyrlrinns; cures the most obstinate
cnfcH. Price 80 cents IN bottles Tubes.
70 cents. Il. e. ~. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

Persons who lead life of exposure
are subject a. rheumatism. neuralgia
ana lumhngu, win mud u valuable rem.
cdy In BALLARp'S SNOW LINf.
Mi3Nr; II VIII bnnlnh pains and subdue
Inflammation. Price 20 and 20 cent?.
r. g.. 81. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

Coughs ana colds come unlimited. hut
you can quickly get rid ~ them with a
few doses Of BALtARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP. Price 20 and 90 cents.
u. &. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
MUcu UNUSED.

~ had rheumatism In my loft shout.
dor ana was unable 10 use my left arm.
began taking Hoods saraapafllla aud
after the use Of four bottles | was COM
pletcly cured. have not had rhcunn-
tim since that time. although l have
booh much exposed to cold weather"
Gertrude Parker, Tooeie city, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

For special rates 81 transportation
Tor passengers. household goods.
teams, etc. etc. apply o. VIM e.
Spence. Box u, Salt Lake city. or g.
-. card. Cardston. y. W. r.. canada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

IS. REctTATfoNs AND
SpElrcIIES.

An interesting program ~ appropriate
selections WIS rendered. among which
may be mentioned these hymns; A
Poor Wnyfarlnr Man % Grief, Praise
~ tho Mon who Commnned with 10
w. ~; The Seer. tho Seer. and Tho
sni'it OF God Like n Fire II Turning
There we-c also humorous selecfipna
such ~ The Noble Hnrfcart nrivnfr
etc. Hcmnrkr were made by several
NJ those who personally knew the Pro
l-LuI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
REMINIscEScEs OF JOSEPH
lAMITH

Siston Ellen Done related how her
mother prepared the clothes Tor the
Prophets funeral. and then had TO
keep them six weeks I'll they could he
called FOR. owing 10 tho strong fccling
OF persecution that then existed. She
also told how. when DR.. liernhiHsl
called for the burial clothes he re-
lated the fact that tho wounds from the
bullets IN Joaeph'a body had been on.
tiroly healed up Many Incidents In
the life 81 Joseph Smith were related.
and testimonies borne that he was In
deed a Prophet Of God.
A BANQUET FOLLOWED.
After the program came the banquet
which had been several days preparing
and was a most delicious and delicate
feast. This was followed by n grand
ball In the evening Co which all over
10 years NJ ngc were Invited.
The whole uTalr was gotten up under
the management % the Smithncli Tab
ernncio choir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
g. CURRENT int TABLE.


l.envc anii Lake City.
No. s-Fof Prove. Grand June.
Hon ana al points East = % a m
No flor Provo, Grand June
ton ana an points East 20 o m
No, C-fpr bingham. t.shi PRO.
Nu, Manti. heiknap and
lntermediat" points, t SO0a m
No. N-fuf Eufekn, lnyson. Pro-
W, aud all Intermediate
points, o. 90. 20. 80. q. D.. . % . m
No Tor ogden and the West .... 10 10 10 IA
No Tor ogden and tho West .. uli IA
No. f.afor Park CITY and In
tefmVdiato points 81, o., Of. ) :. a ~
Arrive Salt Lake city
No i-from. bingham. Provo.
Grand Junction and the
-. ts,l ~. - oDam
Junction Hnd the fnsf. ..... 10 ~ u IA
No. a-Irpm Provo. bingham
Eureka. Hickman. Mnuu
and intermediate points. . e y ~
No. 2-ltnm ogden and the
No. 4-l'rum ogden and tho
No. FROM Eureka. paysan' !"
Prove aud intermediate
paints d.. o.. .. D.. o.. D.. D.. b.. 10 % n m
No nsFrom Park Clty and IN, ~
trrmedlsiu polnts......,,. Is pm
TICKET oFFfcE. 80 west sccond
South street u'oatnnlco corner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

HooDE Pills cure an liver Ills.
Mailed Tor 2se. by G. l. Hood q Co..
Lowell, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

Oregon Short Line RQiIWoy,
IIMt CAhD IN EIfECr JAN. q nll.
Trains arrive and depart at Salt LAX,
city daily ~ follows.

from chicago. Omaha. 81. Louis
Kansas pify nrnvgr psrt
cry and Ogden ..-......,,.y iinn
san Fmncisco. OGDEN and I'M.
. t,rmcdiaiu points. N1am
From San Ffnnciaco. cache Vni.
ley. ura,u Wuuiuell. nnd tgn
81. -piinss 10 d intcfincuiaie p,lsts. Bpm
From Chienr1. Onirh1' ri fgufs ~
Kansas tify. Denver and Og-
'Fum Friaro milford. ganpete w.
Provo. Eureka Mammoth gu.
Yer CITY and interme,iinfr
.. poIna. d. ... IT,. -. 2ypm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06
SfiiTnf .ELD.

Special Ia the News"
smithfeld. Jan. 5.-Thc o3rd anniver-
sary OF the birthday Of the Prophet
Joseph Smith. was celebrated In the
Tabernacle az smlthncid. Cache ooun-
". commencing at y. m. ON Dcccm-
Der card last.
THEY KNEW THE PROPHET
There We're present the following per-
sons who were acquainted with the
Prophet. H. A. Thomas. Peter It'd
well. Thoa. Kelsey. Ncrn. Merrill. r. q.
VIM. Ben Atkins. Dlantha Hcndrick-
sen. Amanda Farrell. John Kelsey.
Thos. g. CraTan. Moroni II. Olney. WI.
liam Coleman. =. Merrill Jane Merrill.
Lucinda Gibson. John Hammer. Sister
Litticncld. WIN. J. Smith. Alice Done.
\. y. Raymond. A. n. Hale ana Cram
del Dunn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-06

TICKET OFFICE. a. west Second
South lireot n,oainfilce cnfnefl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-16

Seamte:
qrdfOcnt
german g. 4glaEt.
gicesQrdFOcutcn
36eoOora W}ar6urg,
S. Sume Smit6,
SsiTe 9iGss,
@rnlt S6meiBer,
Or. SuIiu5 5rieOanpaIb.
sbaBmcifcr
@uitaDus q. 0o6ler.
Sctrttdr
GIarence 8. 5orreF.
Sin aus 40 9erTonen deficiencies
Gomite tpuroe ern1nnt, nm Die 4nges
legeH6eiten Der 8ereinigung gu Ieiten:
E5omog :. 6apDarO gorfstr
Si1ac g. SirpH Charles g1e6tr
g9alter y gruofg, Jun. e. RaDiiou Ulttbeu
ggm a. glarburg. Sobu 6. Qbiligs.
gpdltcr g SnuOeQ g. 6unt Smith.
aobu \ glmmiOou. Gosar 6. Wiacr, Jun.
SolOmon Rcpicr SbcoOorc Warburg
Wurtiu 8 ROBIN GcorQe g8bitclod
s. g Gilpu 6trmuu e QIatt
frauf 2. StrobriOse. Gr. !. 5ritOcnpalo.
iSrants R. Sends. Gbag S. giupiat.
,. :. WauorD Grut S6mciBcr
6iram 6. 5a0lor. Siaac 9roOfs, Jun.
2ciDis QuBtl Gjutopus u CObltr.
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g8 8. Munuiuq Seize 6iues.
g8m a. ouupaO. 9eui. =. Bennett
SamL e. RincbarO. Clarence o. Iorrei
| O. 2. 6opicr. g8m .. Graiu.
! z Curling 6ua s.. Muru5 SeHtoH.
q g. RObuOH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-16

g2ot6psnbioteit einea bsrartigen 8ors
Qe6ens ibrerIeitg bor3ufiibren, Dap
ois1e 8srsinigurg ge8riinost purOe.
G8 1T cine 9fli6t, paIhe Der Burger
Teiner 9urtei I6uloet, nit tslnsn
9fIi6ten Dem 9olte gegeriib2r, e!ne
QfIi6t, pel6e gu erfHusn er oieier
Gtaot uno Ii6 islbIt i6uIOjg 1T. 0le
8eI6GFt8zo zoyntereFen OieTer Staot Iou@
ten qeqen ein SDItem ge1aiiBt ieln,
peL6es ripaliIirenOen pOlitiIhen 6u9z
rern es erm0gli9t, 6ei ibren 3uldm@
mentInften bic Qemter gu pertbeIIen,
pel6e bon Mdnnern uusgefiilt Derz
ben iouen, bic 8eisBe unO Re8ulatIo@
nen fir bic 2eitung urIerer mdnI3lPas
len 8erpuItung gu MAIDEN baben.
&rifis in Der Sci BID /!
Der 9urtei.
0ir 6etru6ten Dies ais cine &riItS
in Der 9eT6i6te Der repu6litaniIden
9artei. 0enn DieTeI6e ibren 8er~
pfliftungan Der 8eD0lferung oleFer
Staot qegsniiber ni6t na6t0mmt mr.
Der 8oLt8dbitimmung einen Gambia
ten unter6reitet, pel2er Deriel6en nI4t
ola nit Oan 6eIten SntsreTen oieier
Sta0t ii6ereinItimmeno 6etdnnt 1T, 10
pirO lie fire Strafe aus ben 5dnoen
Der 8urqar er6alten, pel6e, ME mir
ni6t in 2l6reoe fsuen t0rncn, cine
pDbIDerOiente 1eiH pUroe.
Qir nenben uns an Iol6e RepubIlz
faner, nelte bic Ra6H6affenbeit i6rar
qartei go I6GBsn niFsn, un5 bsi ben
fommenOen 9rimGrnablen bej5uz
Iteben, um oamit cine neue Qera in Der
garteiz9olitit gu be3eihnen uno oa=
0ur6 gu ertldrer, ouB cine 3ano oou
ribaliTirenOer 9olititer ni6t berehti8t
1ein iol, pidtige 2lemtsr nad iRrem
8elie6en gu bergebsn.
Die n8ereinigung repu6litaniitsr
8sT9GFtsleute" inoo7iirt 5rn. 2llcdu5
6ooper bei ben tommenoen 9rimdrz
na6len uno pirb OeTen gpminotion
BEL Der Stubt=@onpention dIs Der
GonoiOat cer rspu6litaniifsn 9artei
fir bas WuDorsz2mt bon Baltimore
Durh3uIeben Iih 6smU6en. (75)
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per 9ro6e
9ic Norma" in @rfa6r.

Sine tleine Sa6t auf peI6er ameriz
foniT6e 3ourifen cine 5a6rt I'm
Die 0elt dntra!en, pabrI6einIia
an Der &uIte oe5 ro!6eR Uleers5 ge>
Itrdnbet.
8aT6ington, .. g., Is. Wdr3.
- Der amerifariI6e &onIul Gunz
nina6um 3u Qoen, Qrabien, me(ost BEN
Staats : 0epartement, baB Der britt
I6e &reu3er r8risto" i'm rotben Wleere
cine tleine ameritaniT9e S9oonerja4t
auTFuro uno bieTel6e pG6rsno zines
Siurmes pjeber Derlor, na6Oem er lie
slpd 25O Weilen melt 6ugIirt bate.
U}an glaubt, OaB lie Teitoem trgenOpo
aaItrunpet 1T. Sy6r Iame III ni6E be-
tonnt, bod 6eFdno Ti9 Elm NeDzgorter,
0umens Weubar, an 8orb, uno Der
GonTul er6ielt am p. 5ebruar cine
9epeT6e auB Colombo, GeDion, pel6e
Ii6 naa Dem 9er6leiben Der So4t
gglorna" erfunoigie.
gep gort, Is. N2Gr3. - 0as
o6en erpGbnte 6abr5eug 1T obne3peiz
| Fel Die in 1888 ge6aute S6ooHeria6t
oNOrna," pel6s lGngsre 3eit Die
F6neufe Sa6t Desgep : gorter Sya6ts
9eT6paOer5 mar. Ss nuroe in1896
BON sirem 5rn. q. s. 8eaDer fir cine
6abrt um bic 0slt uu5gerufet, unO
nubm mebrere Pafugiere nit, pel6s
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reste Sosnen i'm Quslaroa gu p6otoz
grapbiren punI6en. QuBer 6rn.
@aaDer beHuno bic an 8oro 6efinbli6e
GeTeaF6aFt aus Grau 6. 6. Collins
aus 9resn6oro', R<G.; Or. 3. q.
8otrau, BON Hort6 GaF, Snb.; 4@.
0unfort6, jun, BON 81. Qouis, Ulo.;
5arr1 g. 5aber, BON Buffalo, N.zg,
.uno %. 9. 9etpcoms.
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43oren, an 18. MGr3 1897. DIS lie
BON bier abging, GuBerte man 3psifel,
ob Iie Ti9 fir cine Ja6rt um bic 8ett
eigne, ou Tie gum 3pede BON Dettfabrs
ten in ru6tgen 8epdfern unO ni4t fiir
lan9e ReiIen ge6uut mar. Der S4ooz
ner Tollte bon bier aus na4 Baltimore,
g6arleItOn, SadIonDile, Bermuda, oe1
Ql3oren, @aoi3, Sanger, ben 8aleuren
GorEifa uno Surbinien geben. Damn
Tplte er cine 5ubrt bas abriatiI6eUleer
| binauf MAIDEN, un0 IpGter bic 8ufc
| 9rte6enldno's, ben 8oBporus, oaa
I9par3e Mleer, ggbpten, ba5 Sap Der
guten 9offnung, MaDagustar, Snbien
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China, Syupan, bic SibTeezS SnT Teln unt
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aus Is PerTOnen, uno Iie pur0e bon
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aus @IeDelanb, g., unb bat mebrer'
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