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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10
DIR. zAHM's BOOK WITHDRAWN.
Author Of "EvOlutien and Dogma"
Defera to Wishes OF the Pope.


Defers to Wishes Of the Pope.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. July s.--within the
last two days the Catholic scientific world
has been startled by the rumor that DR..
Zahm. the author of Evolution and Dog
ma" has withdrawn his book from circula-
ton. and that It has been placed on the
index. DIR. Zahm Is the nrst Catholic Of
note In America to PROFOUND evolution
theories. He did not blindly follow In the
path OF Darwin and Spencer. but deduced
results OF his own from years spent in the
laboratory.
The book produced a profound sensation
when IL appeared. II was soon translate
into the most important European Ian
guages. One of the last OF the continental
languages into which 1t was translated was
the Italian.
DIR. Zahm was made acquainted with the
fact that the book was not meeting with
the reception ne had hoped II would and
that the holy see was adverse TO Its fur
Their distribution. He thereupon wrote TO
Alfonso w. Galea. his italian translator,
as follows:
MY Dear Alfonso: I have learned from
is adverse to the further distribution of
Evolution and Dogma and / therefore
beg OF you 10 use all your influence TO have
probably foreseen this result and II viii
consequently cause you no surprise. How
ever. we can both thank God that We la
bored only for His honor and glory In CIV
ing the work to the public. As for myself,
IL will cause me no pain to see the fruit OF
so much toll consigned TO oblivion. God
rewards the intention, and our intentions
were good
To this Mr.. Galea replied:
81 too Join with the illusfrious DR.. J. A.
Zahm, as translator Of his Evolution and
Dogma and l ask my true friends not 10
give further publicity to my poor version
Of the aforementioned book. in obedience
TO the iesise Of the holy see. and arm al
ways ready 10 retrac; when called upon"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10
RESULT OF Rad LAWS.
Salmon Pack At Vancouver Promises
TO BE . Failure.

TO BE q Failure.
Special Dispatch to the Poe&-Intelligencer
VANCOUVER. B. c.. July s.-With
about the largest salmon run that has ever
been seen In the history OF canning on
Fraser river. this years pack Is likely TO
be failure. Fish are running In thou
sands up the Fraser. yet the scarcity OF
men Ia making IL . practical impossibility
for the eanneries TO put up pack that
will pay them.
A. E. Tregent. . prominent Gamer, said
today that there were 50 go cases of empty
tins In some Of the canneries and he would
wager that not 10000 would be filled. Usu-
ally at this time of year there are thou
sands OF boats on the river. but the regu-
lations this year precltided Americans from
fishing. Tregent says that yesterday he
went through all the fishing community
and only sec boats were out. or these
only two were manned by white men. the
others being manned by Japs. Italians and
Indians.
NO one would argue the point he said
las to which are profitable. Americans or
foreigners. The new law. made tn legis-
late against Americans, has simply
brought in a great influx of orientals.
who are really taking the market from the
Canadians themselves. as. although they
cannot speak English. they say they are
all British subjects.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

The great shasta Route offers excep.
tio.1al advantages 20 these desiring 10 vts.
san Francisco or other California points
this summer. Lew rates Quick time
brand ecenryy. Dining cars on ali trains
Fares from seattle to San Francisco. 81 a
Hrst class: Hsaa tourist. including berth
In either Pullman or tourist car from Port
land Fer tickets ard eershs apply 10 c. J
Ssreple u. r. 4 Y. A.. southern PaciSs
Co, SO FRS: avenue. Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

When / wrote to you was very
sick. had not been well for two years.
The doctors did not seem 10 help me,
and one said could not live three
months. / had womb trouble, falling,
ulcers, kidney and bladder trouble.
There seemed TO be such drawing
and burning pain In my bowels that I
coald not rest anywhere. After using
Lydia T. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pound and Sanative Wash and follow
ing your advice, feel well again and
sfrongerthan ever. My bowels feel a. IL
they had been made over new. With
many thpnhs for your help, remain.
4 g.. - Al ST., GHwAxx, y. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10
What q Little Faith Did
FOR MRS. ROCKWELL.
lIrzrsa 70 naA ,,n..An no. ss,ss.J

tLEzrsn 70 MA SiHxsAn no. 6o,S9S1
II was great sufferer from female
weakness and had no strength. It was
impossible for me to attend to INV
household duties. I had tried every
thing and many doctors. but found NO
relief.
my sister Advised me- 70 Try Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
which l did; before using all of one
bottle felt better. kept on with it
and TO my great surprise / am cured.
All who suffer from female complaints
should give IL . trial."-MRs. ROCK
WELL, 1909 s. DIVISION ST., GRAND
RAPIDS, MICH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

Yesterday afternoon and evening fram Ia
coma. trying 10 get trace OF his son, Jo-
ssnh. aged IS years. who ran away from
nx,,,oe las, Wednesday. There was mis-
understanding over some trivial affair. and
Mr. Rohy told his son that he would whip
him IL he repeated 1t. The boy then ran
AWAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

sp<<lS, nispstcA 10 The Observation-Disclosures
BLAINE. july s.--1he axa are running
IA esTnes, The Asaeks Packers AsSo-
c8a tor took *ao0 last raxfs. leaving that
many mere In Khe trays Twenty-Five thou
sand ~ that number vera taken from a
single trap Cessds<snx the year ana the
naHshers coming iAts early. the season IL
"a far al unprecedented err
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

pieces Of Green Lake Lodge. No. 200. I. o.
c. r.. Of which deceased was a member.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. r. Lewis. The pallbearers consisted
OF six of the intimate girl friends OF the
deceased, and there was a profuson of
beautiful floral offerings. Interment was
made at Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

Falls Power Company, was taken to the
Seattle General hospital yesterday even
ing suffering with an attack OF append
et.fs The physicians In attendance do not
consider his case at all alarming. but think
an operation imperative in view Of tho
fact that this IS Mr.. Bakers second at
tack within a Comparatively short time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

Special nt.cS.teh n the po<,-tnseiiageneer
FAIhHASES. July s--The nrss carload
:, s$.aron Packed - he vas shipped from
week Il v}as 70 EeV sYssk-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

EATTi4ESHfp Iowa, oftsciai hliietiu-Oa
Tuesday evening. Jaiy lita. AZ O'Clock.
sAe Iowa witt leave the 5ry3ack and anchor
81 seae outside buoy. In order that every
bcsy can witness the floating Of this great
wxFShip. three large steamers viii leave
the Flyer wharf at ss3a and ! p. m, making
n The graniess excursion a the season.
ard giving every one q chance tina. they
may never witness again In lifetime
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

Andrew Stuart. aged IS yeara a labcrer.
vas brought 10 the city last night from
West EeA tile by . constable and placed In
the city 1ail sor safe keeping. No explain
Alton was given By the police a. TO why
Quart was held. and he says that he does
not know.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10
SLlUGBIERIN6 TIE Seals.
Boring Sea Herds Becoming Rap
idly Extsrminated.
DEADLY WORK OF PElAogRs.

Ll1Ato DeAnea ~ the Paris TFlb1A.
ands Go Deyena the DounAaries
ana Are Killed ~ PeIagie Hsns-
Easy Prey-Less Agile TAan Males
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

SMITHS DANpRUFr POMADE
stops falling hair. Never falls to give
satisfaction. Price, Soc, at all druggists.
Sample free. Address Smith Bros. Fresno.
Cal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

A LIMITED number OF pupils for short
summer course In singing by Miss Alice
Rhine. Applications received at Sherman.
Clay 4 Co.'S. 5l4 Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

THE Chicago. Milwaukee q D. PauI
cs: sss 81. 10y & A"'''1s = -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

EASTERN people marvel at the dress OF
taA seattle folks, particularly their IN
syaacila,e linen SEND Your clothes To Cas-
care Laundry co. and be happy, Main go
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

Il have used Chamberlain Cough Rem
e1y IN my family for years snt always
~.sa coed r~sults" says Mr. W g. Cesscer
sf II Rio. Cal For small children we
Ap1 II especsaJlx elective" ~ sale ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

OCULAR headaches cured with glasses
No drugs used Miss Wlisinsk.. Graduate
optictan, liz Cherry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

PORTRAITS. Frames. Mouldings, Nc
gieberg, iSss Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10
C,ONNEIS
= SpECl1||||
FOR MONDAY.

Green Peas, native. pei. ". -: g.
Cabbage, small. hard heads. 30 - -
Green Apples. ios for co. sS b
Cheese, New York full croee a
Cheese. best California. ! ~ tsssss:
Coffee. our best Mocha ane =
10 ...-....... .s.ss.4.-.x --..s sssszsz5s
Chocolate. sweetened, yer hs.s..ssss3
Salmon. pink. 1-ib cans .....s..s.sssssss5Z
Grape Nuts. per package ..s..sssssaae
Jelly, e0-fb pals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jelly and Jams. 2-ib cans ..ssssssssss
Root Beer. Hires. per nottIe ..:.s 49,
Root Beer. Bryants. bCtueg
Salaf Dressing. purkee's .....ss.ssssssz
Salad Dressing. My Wife .s..sss.s -
BlueinC. best. plpt bottles ..ssssssss 49,
Gold Dust. packages for ....s.sssssssss
Emerald Soap. . bars for ....ss.sssls
Lenox Soap, . bars for ........s..s e. !ss.
Silk Soap, bars for ........s.sssess!9ssszS
Corn Starch. i-Ib packages ..sssss
Gloss Starch. s-ib wood boxes 1890
Soups, Huckin's. 3-fb cans. 49, sssss "a
Pure Sugar Syrup. salIon caas J. -
Sardines. imported French.
ers ..-s....... 4..s.~..t.s Is
Lemons. per dozen ..e........s..sss 49, ss:
Hice. best Japan. per ID ...sssss
Sugar. best graduated, u ~ $780, &.
Flour. bes, high patent. ....sssss
Flour, best straight patent ...s sssse g.ssz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10
Saoa

BABY CARRIAGE. upholstered in
art twill fabric. scalloped edge. silesia
parasol, timed steel tire wheels. like
picture: price, $3.50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-10

BABY CARRIAGES. upAanno
art twill fabric. parasol Ha1S Fl I
tire wheels. fitted with SSS5<
brake, ike picture; peica Gf III sss5|
BABY CARRIAGE. saoe ~ i;;1fs]
upholstered in JApaneee 6Sn q
parasol made OF silk.0nask
sateen; price. $7.5N !sl!!:s3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

9lasz unb 8or5elanf9rant; Elm gilo 9rpBz
ter 9erpiitunq Bot ii1 Dem Nuge. Die Be
ronbo lit Der am meiIten benuBte 59eil beg
&pnTnlatsqe6d1tbes, nun ausna6mslpeile TT
tie leer.
uQus einem gan5en Stabttbeil fino Die
WetBen uusgetpie1en porben, Do er Mig
liderpeiIe unter Seuer genommen ioeroen
fam. g(m Is. MtGrS tpuroe bieler Staotz
t6eil unb bas ba6inter lieeenbe Serrain BON
elmer enqli19en unb ameritantf9cE 2onz
Dungstruppe bereint nit etpa etnbunoert
Monn Der INSTRUMENTATION portei unter
benz 8efe6G beg engliI9en @apitdn 9turoee
a6aefu6t. Die 46t6eilung lanoete in Gem
Stabtt6eil Mdtaute Dor benz 9aule etllsS
po6l6abenben fran3Oiif@en &duFrnannS.
@iniqe 9~9iibenialben, Die o9ne o3iel dbgez
feuert puroen, bilbeten Die @tnletttn9. Die
Sanuz2eute beIebten Johann oas 0ai1s bes
Sran8o7en, f9lugen unter ben aligen Der
engliI4en Offi5iere Sbiren unb SENT ter Elm
unb rau6ten aus Dem Qaben, mas in Der @ile
mitqenommen nerben fonnte. Damn erfolgte
er%ge6niBlofe Nbiuhung bes 8eldnDes. Im
46enb tebrte 9elb Sturbee beim; 5par o9ne
feinbli9e Gtalpe, aber in Dem fir einen 5rdz
ger Der Qualification 6efriebigenben 8epuBtz
fem, bds @igent6um zines rubt9en gir9ers,
Der ais 6run3ofe bes frdftigen @4nbeS zines
&pnIuls entratben nuB, 5eritOrt unb eintge
0uBenb @ingeborenenz6Gu1e r benz Gro6oz
ben glei4gema4t gu BADEN.
r2eben u1D @igent6um Der @etBer f4mez
ben in beitGnbiger @efabr. 8telen 1T utterz
1ogt, ibre 9duIer gu betreten. Die Hd6te
bringen Iie Oibt gebrdn9t on 8oro Der
&rieg5f4iffe 3u."
60 melt Der 8rief bes 0sutf8en. - Geit<
6er aber bat &aub 6efunntli9 feline .2eute
mieber gu 2anOe unter einen en9liihsn Nnz
fii6rer geteIt, Der iie in bic PatIAe zines
berberbIi4en famOanif3en 9intcr9altes
fiibrte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
Gtniu nSerttm9sfcino ttmo oc1ttf6e
St9nntfation.

Saum beginnt bic europdiIhe Ginpanz
berurg fi9 tpieber Elm tpenig ST 9ebet. 70
to;iblen bic Gtntpagberungsfeinpe auf's
Neue gegert tie.
Dim bDaurtigiten 5eigt it6 in o;eler Gi42
taag nieber bic n2iga 3ur 1er5inoerung
Der @tnmanberung~; ibren QauotIib bat
biele notiOitif9e 8erbinbun8 in 8otpn,
ullb iGr hortiger Setretdr, prescott s..
Sail, it unermiOli9. So er1dien er bic
Ter Sage por Der fog. Snoui triezG ommiiz
finn III WaIbington, mel4e 32uGfotl6nn
gen ii6er Notwithstanding II. !. M. anz
3~uTte1en 9ut. @r brafte bort feline ahz
Geftarbenen Mrgumente por.
S9on ieBt FinOen 3uglei9 uGIerle! 8iihz
Iereien itatt, um nu9 Dem ~3uioenmentritt
be5 ne1en ober Ie9sunDfinf3igiten Gon=
grefe3 bic berii9ti9te 2o0gez5i1 hurG5uz
Ieben.
IaGbem 9rGfiOent GfeDeldnb fie an
Gnbe hes Dierunbfiinf5igiten GOn9reie5, in
tpeldRm fe in beiben 9Guisrn 5urbos<
5rungen mar, our6 fetn prdbtigss GttO
ofge!Gon bate, fiegte fe 5cfdnntlih i'm
fiinFunbfiinT5igiten @OngreB pieOsr i'm Sez
nat; bod i'm N6georbneten6duie tonnte iic,
bant namentlt4 benz %able9nefOen @er30lz
ten bes @pre9ers &eeb, ri3t oprgenon1z
men nerben. Die Natiotften miii!ea ba6er
iii ie4sunbfinf3igiten gOngreb tpieher
bon nprne ~anfangen. Mtt i6rer, elmer nett
hef4ren Sa9e piirbi9en WusOaaer Ieaen
its iGpn ieBt gu bie1em s3pefe bic 3rdbte,
Dieter 10 bebarrli4e &nopnothins=un<
I6fag 1T audi elm 8epets fir Die yeotbz
~pen0tgfeit Oeutf9er Organization. 1na
nit Eedt fugt Der n@rceltor" in Mii=
pautee SolgenOes:
Die 9ebe gegen Die GinpunberIrg ion
hemnGdft pieber Gosge6en~ I'm 10 brinz
qsaher 1T gu piinf9en, bag NIT Der IN
GGtcagp, ct. 9auG un5 3a6lreiGen
1nbe1en StG6ten geplanten oerrlanen:
Ten Organization bes Deuti IL
81 merttanert6um Yrnf eema@t
unh bic Ngitation fir bteIel6s etfrtg Be-
tr;cber nirb. 9enn au9 in DER Ginipunz
herungsIu9e tpirb bic genannte Gr1uniz
iutipn einen md9tigen uno 1sgensreiGjen
@infIuB ausiiben fDnnen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
Semti@IamSs gSetmbamScl 1898.

11n1er Gonful in Der WsinFtaot Main5,
Walter @6umann, beri9tet iiher ben beutz
I9en 8einbanbel i'm Sabre 1898:
@ingefii6rt purOen @ein unb Mpft in
9Gfern 1,247,121 Gentner I'M Wert6e bpn
$7,6O8,622, b%urunter 14,319 Gentner aus
ben Ser. Stuuten; 8Ot6peine gum 8er=
f9neiben 236,73O Gentner i'm Wert6e BON
$69O,2OO, Weine CUR 8ranntlueinfabritaz
tim 9843 Gentner i'm @ert6e BON $23, $500,
G%6ampagner 59,786 Gentaer i'm @ert6e
BON $1,433,950, onbere SldIdenipeine
14,731 Gentner i'm @ertbe Don $267,512.
Musgefii9rt nurben @eine unb Moft in
SGfern 287,403 Gentnsr i'm 0ert6e bon
$2,O8O,12O babon 71,607 Seatn,. no9 ben
Ser. Staaten, 1854 gentner gbampagner
i'm 8ert6e bon $484,568, bapon 1853
Gentner nu9 ben Ser. Staaten; fonItige
Slaf9enpeine 1929 Gentner i'm @ert9e
BON $2,76 $40, bubon 31625 Gentner
na9 ben Ser. Staaten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
anad1entltd1s autsota ataataBettnsa. asaHtspndp, 10. april 1899.

Der @olB 8ai9a nit anbetsn tefannten
beutf9en Sffi5ieren na9 &onfantinopel.
8pr bie1en Militdrgenies angen bic natbe=
matif9en Sormeln %sroQen6 eb. BON Der 9olb
entbedte balb bic Salente Der tiirfii9en Sol
baten, unb beren 8egeifterung fir ben neuer
9eneral berboppelte Ieinen @ifer.
pSiirftf9eS ffi5iere, be na6O eutf4lano ge=
f6idtnurben, Inn in Der leiT tungsfd6iglten Mrz
NEE Der Welt ibren StnOien pb3ulie9sn, tamen
NIT entfpre9enben 8eantniHen ausgeriItet,
5uriid, unb tparen nun i'm Stanbe, ibrem
8aterlanbe in 3eiten rer @efa6r gu nitBen.
Dem General BON Der Soft berbanft urIer
9eneralitab bic &enntniB iciner tpa6rcn
Pfli4ten; burh peri0nli9e Snitruttionen
fpte nt9t minber bur9 ge6iegene S9riften
Tll6te er Sffi5iere mad Ieiaem @ortilbe gu
geitalten.
n0ie tiirtif9e Nrmse fcGte, Der 6ortf6rttte
bes &riegsneiens tbeilboft:g, nift nur Der
gert6eiOi9un9, fonbern au4 oes &ngriffs
fdbig perben. So lunge BON Der YoGb unter
uns t~peilte, 6at bieIer unsrmiioli6e unb po9z
fame Solbat Nqes get5ar, utn unIere 9eifti=
gen unb f0rperli4en &rGfts ms ribtige Sc
leiie gu %bringen.
rSie @rfolge bel Si9ataGbI6a unb 0boz
motos tpuren bic Srii9te Teiner g%eniibungen.
9iefe @rfolge unferer Waffen beranIaBten
bic @rieden gum Srieoensf6luiie unD perz
letoeten es Nnberen b~orlduf;g, fire @eliiite
ge9en bic Sirtei geltenO 3u maiden. BON Der
8olb bat bies nit aufr;&tigen unb itol3en
@efiiblen Der SDmpdt6ie nobreenommen.
Seit Der tiirtif3en MiIitdrreform BADEN mir
gum eriten Male BEL 09omotos 9eGegen6eit
gebabt, bic neue S6ufe gu erprOben, Die un5
gu guten 6~offnungen fir bic 3ufunft be-
re4ti9t."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
aaben ffe,s ,pteflt@ aefaat2

3pei %befanrten Dfentli9en Mdnnern
ipurben leBten 9onnerif ag gang in a nj
Of uBernngen iber bic g amp a.
fruge in ben Munb gele9t, unb nO9 haz
ben ite bie1e1ben ni9t in Nbrebe gelte1t.
Ser au9 ms Mbgeorbneten6aus Dec
neuen @pn9refes gepd6lte 8epu6lifaner
9uIG bon Ses Mloines in Soma, i'm leBz
ten Suufe 8orffBer bes MiIitdruusf6nfc5;
bdtte mad Der rGbnugo 3ribune" fOt9enbes
gefagt:
v@enn Oeutf6Gunb in feinem iebi9en
8erfa6ren be6drrt, fam es gum 8r;egc
fommen. Sd CLAUDE ni9t, buB bieIe QDz
miniitration 0eutI41anb g%etdtten ipiro,
unIere 3egierung in Die 6anb gu neRnen,
pie es f9einbar ieBt 5eine 46fi9t lit. Sn
meinem 2anoest6eil 1T Die Sttmmung gez
gen 9eutf9lanb felt feds Monatea ie6r
nngiinftig, ba man glauDt, oaB es I'M
&riege gegen Spanien uns fetnoltd gez
finnt mar. Sas 8o1t 1T in elmer Iol9en
@emiitbsberfaffung, baB es %unferer Regiez
rnng ni6t g~etatten miro, nit ft9 fpislen
gu laffen Dber aus8utpefGen. Went es
gum &riege fommen folte, CLAUDE ib ni9t,
baB ale eurppGtI9en Mdhte ft1 geqet Die
Ser. Staten unb @nglanb ftelen t0nnten
Dber niirben. Die Slotten beiber 2Gnoer
Tinb in gIGn5enbem 3u1tunhe unb cine Naz
tim batbereits erfu6ren, buB unfere Shiffe
gut bemannt finb."
DAB 9uG iih in berurtigen ni9tspiiroiz
gen 6eBereien ut1b 8erleumbltnger erganz
gen bat, pdre ia m0gli6. Mber fdlper gu
e%luuben lit, baB unfer S1ltnoifer
8unbesfenatpr Gu1lpm- folsenbe
@9dnbGi9teiten pirfIi9 in ei1tem r%oSSnter=
biefp" nit Der Gbicugo GbeningPoi5 9ez
f4pubt bat:
rWenn es nnbr lit, baB Elm beuti9er
Yflan3er Die Samoaner CUR Nb1 6ldftun9
Der Nmerifdner un0 8riten an euerte, bdnn
foQ it6 Berlin nur in N9t ne6men. Ser
fleine 8urf6e bd briiben, Der, 1eitDen. er
&aiier gepprben, fprttpd6renb nit Dera1sz
forbernber Miene ~berl1mftol3irt unb auf
einen &f b~erfefen 1T, muB ben Ser.
Staten unb @nglanD Re6enf6aft gaben,
fpenn feline l1ntert6anen in Sanlpa gu bic
fer %neueten MeBelei 6eigetrdgen BADEN
@enn 6err Gullpm mirtli9 in bieier
@eife gegen Die 9eutI4en unO 9eger BEN
beutf4en 8uifer, befen rnuufb0rl;Aes
@Rii4en felt elf Subren Der NufreGter6al=
tung bes 6rieoens gait, g~egeifert 6at, bann
1T er ni9t Der ~berftdnoige Mann, ais Der
er bisber gait, fOnbern Elm ubideuli8er
8note. Wurum Gegt er benin gegen bas
inn 3ugef4riebene feline 8sru19rung ein2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
Sirfif6e9anfbarfeit ae9em Semti6'
9entmciifer.

Snbem BreuBen felt Sd9ren qeitattetc, boB
aug ben &retfen fetner bor3ii9liditen Diff
8iere militGrii6e Qe6rmeiIter n19 Der Siirtei
qinoen, unb inbem es 3u9lei6 tiirtiI9en Diff
5ieren bas preuBifAe Seer 3ugdngli4 nto9te,
bat es ni9t nur bas tiirfii3e Seer unb feline
8ernaItung geboben, %fonoern uuh beutI9en
@influB unb 6anoel in Der 2irfei md9tto
geftGrft.
@ie febr man in Der Siirfei hie beut16en
2ebrmeiiter GIT I9dben rpetB, bas erbeGt aub
aus einem tiir3li9 in elmer bet bsrporragenoz
item tiirtii6en 3eitungen crI9ienenen Nrtitel
aus Der Sober zines Der Je6iloetten tiirtii6en
Offi3iere, Mu6ebin 8ep.
Der 8erfaHer meif cuff Die beroif6e Saz
pferfeit bin, tpelbe bic tiirfiI9e &rn1ee in fri
6eren &riegen, i'm lebten &riege init RubIanb
BEL gletpna unb am S6iptapaB bstpies, unb
fpri4t bic Nnii4t aus, o1B Der un9liidIiAe
Musgang ienes 8rie9es tauptId6Ii6 babur9
berbeigefii6rt nurbe, Dos Der Nrmss Elm in
Der mpbernen &riegstunit bef9lagener Sc
nerdlItab feblte. St 1b;lbert ben bdmaligen
3uItunb unb bic Wdn0lung, bic iiA iettbem
poQ3ogen, nit folgenben 8Drten:
vunIere @eneraltd6ler tbeilten friiber NIT
alien anberen tirtii9sn SfFt5ieren ben
@tanbpunft miGttGrii4st l1nfpiien9eit. Sic
6utten ben &opf boll geomettii4er Sormeln,
aber tein ein3iger ma i'm Stanos, einen ibm
unpertrauten S~ruppent0rper na4 ben &e9eln
moberner Saftif gu leitea. Saher fteate it4
bic Ip~tbtpenbigteit beraus, unlere Irmee, Die
an Nusriiitung unb 8epaffnung bon elmer
europGif9en ft4 fuum neIent(i3 unterf9ieo,
3u reprgantiiren, inbem man bpr I1em Die
MilitdrI9ule BON mathematician ginieiti9z
felt erlDfte.
.3u biefem 3pede fdnnen &ehGer paz
IDA un6 mad ieinem bstrapsrten Sobe BON