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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
Bloomsbury Fair.

On account of the Columbia Coun-
ty Fair, to be held at Bloomsburg,
October 10th to 18th, 1899, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Co. will! sell excur-
sion tickets to East Bloomsburg, Oc.
tober 10th to I3th, valid for return
passage until October I4th, 1899, in
elusive, from Newberry, Lewisburg,
Wilkes-Barre, Tomhicken and inter
mediate points, al single fare for the
round trip, no rate less than IS cents.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
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The Columbian :
!: PUZZLES. :

G.. EDWARD ELwELL, Manager.

ID. ]. TAsKER, Asst. Manager.
The puzzle of last week was either
too long or too difficult, as very few an
swers were received and none of them
were correct. This weeks will be
shorter, and easier, but more of a
variety.
The prizes this week will be as fol.
lows: First, a beautiful etching, a
reproduction of famous painting by
Burndoll, the well known German
artist. The original of this work is
valued at SIS 900. Second, a pair
of rolled gold cuff buttons.
WORD SQUARE.
1. To pass away. a. A crayon.
a. Charming. S. A flood gate.
3. A wide street. 6. A small hole.
What is that from which, if you take
the whole, some will re main?
III.
PoSITIvES AND COMPARITIvES.
Ev,. Pos.-An insect-moth.
Coma parent-mo;her
Pos.-Two, the one and the other.
Com,-To tease.
Pos. for invalids.
Coma near relative.
Pos.-To glide.
Coma blossom.
WORD SQUARE.
1. Portions. 2. Having knowledge.
8. A bird. 4. The largest vegetables.
S. Judgment.
Address all communications to
MANAGER PUZZLE DEPT.
THE COLUMBIAN,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
All answers must be sent in on or
before Monday, Oct. 9th.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
A Unique Entertainment.

An entertainment of most novel
character will be given in the Pres
byterian Church this evening, entitled,
/" Jerusha Dows Album" Aunt Je-
rlsha will introduce a multitude of
her quaint relatives and friends. 1t
will be novel group OF strange char
acters. Don't fail to see it. Admis-
sion, IS and 10 cents.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05

To give an idea of the immense
business done through the sale of
oleomargarine III Pennsylvania, it is
only necessary to state that the Pure
Food Department reports nearly
$50, 900 as having been turned over
into the commemorative treasury
rom the sale of licenses to sell the
imitation Of real butter.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
To Exhibitors at the Fair.

Entries for articles for exhibition
close Tuesday at 6 O'Clock p. N.
Exhibitors are requested to make
their entries early and thereby
avoid the rush OH the last few days.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
Notice !

Have you seen the pumpkin in the
window of Geo. w. Hess Jewelry
store If not, stop and see it, and
make a guess of the number of seeds
in the pumpkin and get chance on
a $1,000 Kodak given free to the one
guessing the nearest number of seeds
in the pumpkin.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05

The dedication of the soldi ers'
monument will, no doubt, attract a
big crowd to Catawissa next Saturday.
Governor Stone is expected to make
an address. Everybody is invited to
be present.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
Pumpkins at the Fair 2

There is also one in Geo. w. Hess
Jewelry store window. Why not Sc
cure handsome Kodak for guessing
the nearest number of seeds in the
pumpkin for every IS cent purchase ?
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05

a. m. Returning, this train will leave d, L.
& w. Depot, p. M, p. & r., sos, Main
street, SIS, arriving at Jameson City :. 90
p. m. ID. w. CAMPBELL, SUPr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
The Leader Department Store.
Free to Everyone.

During Fair week we have decided to many of
old and friends possible and to give them token of
appreciation So every purchaser of 81 90 worth of goods
will give absolutely free carpet suitable for buggy or
carriage Some expensive than Others but in this
case it will be "frst come first served
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05

The usefulness of fly paper Is
just about over for this season.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
On Account of the Fair.

On Thursday and Friday of next
week the Bloomsbury & Sullivan
Railroad Company will run special
trains, as follows:
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
M. E. Church, Saturday Evening.

Program for the entertainment to
be given IN the M. E. Church Satur
day evening, October 9TH:
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05

No admission will be charged, but
silver offering at the door.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
You Won't Buy Furniture

During that week. You going to the fun and the
crowd and won't bother with the heavier things But have
number of special bargains for that week. easily chosen and
easily carried.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
Dress Goods.
Fancy Tables.

The finest workmanship shown in Bloc
by the best house in the East, and styles confn
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05

Round trip, including admis
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-05
Remnants.

We have just bought 1000 remnants from the Carpet
Works Part woos all woods and Brussels Every housewife
knows how handy they around the house During Fair
week will give you free the necessary fringe for every
nant purchased Every other in will charge YOU
from 10 to l5c yard for this fringe but we will give ii to
you free,
Prices, including fringe Cotton, 15c. woos 25c Brus
sells, SOC.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-03
Report and Complaint of Our Fire
Fighters.

While our fir -laddies are not aS eX-
pert with the pen as they are with tn,
hose they get there Just the same. Be
low we give spice for their report, kindly
hanGed The Times by theic officers
From inquiries we learn that their claim
Of inability to save the two small build
ings on account Of the hydrant wrench
being misplaced is correct. Such con.
iitiOn OF affairs is inexcusable, the
Council should pass stringent orders
10 prevent anyone borrowing any part OF
our fire apparatus. While our vulun-
leprs are colored, they should have con-
rrOl of the instruments piacel in their
hands for the protection of property and
40 member Of cDuncil, pole. Off: or
anyone else should lave the right to 60
into their kit of tools.
The delay this time did not cause
much damage but had The fire originate
IN ono OF our large m-rchaut'le establish
ments or in some dwelling remote from
''the pipe lench" it would have been
different.
The negroes are pro I'll of their fire
company, their apparatus aIa the con
.idence repnsed in them by their white
frirn Ia aId if given Il p:op,. sbyi,.
will ALWAYS be on time at tir- and put
it out if their tool, are il tn. place t,sy
left THEM. ls.al th.ir report wn;h W,
we publish verbltun:
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l" Inc y no, ~ ';'1 C;.,, ,,. ,
.epnv U '1 ~, ,' '.,,: o.: t,rI ~" ',. .'''.
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"hSc!''i,''' ""o''' -" ,":'''N
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pu'l'nus s - .
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-03
Two More Sad Homes.

Death has laid heavy hand OH on
devoted little city this week aud H.
made two happy homes deSDlate ~ 4
cherries 10y the loss from the family ar
Gle Of two little loved ones. On Sur lay
morning little Claud, Going. tk. G
Year oil son of Mr.. AMI Mrs G. w.
Going, bre tthed his LAST. anl fell p,ace-
fully to sleep in the arn.s OF Him who
said "s,,ff u littl, children to come unto
me-" Tbs Little Gel! Is : dea.h was rl t.
unexpsc'e,l. an i shock ~ f.i-nli OF
the family AS ell ~ :: great blow to the
parents. IL h Id oaly complained of =
head ,che tyl d,y, b'fo ., bl; hm
bravely gone to sc.o i. He was si:k
Saturday. evening and nj ,ht, but wa
not Thought Ia be Sei nls,y ill until SItnr-
d,y night, ari : nl ~ IN ,railg h, p.tS-
cd away as il fallin. asleep Tue D,ct,-
pronounced it congestion OF the brain.
Little Paul Rice.
The Oldest son os Mr.. and Mrs =. NJ
Rice, Jr., del " ,nly light OF dip.heria
This brave linl, sufferer hal b ,en 81 *
for several days and while his rarov. ~
Sc med d I,ib.ful. he made good ;igm
for recovery. He was Il blight aHU
promising little fellow, the i'll u of hl>
fathers affections, an agreeable com
p,nion among h;s ST ool mates. AMI was
loved by all who knew him 70: his m ,Iy
and straight forward manner. Young
as he was he .as ever ready to acknn~-
| Il e.. l.. 4 =.
ness. In ] is death u life with the
p. ON ise of hi sht future and Il Christ
ian life has been cut off in its lncipien,
We sincerely sympth'z' with the pa
rents of these two children who have
departed to their home beyond the skies,
bat we know that the carI"ly loss Ia
tue parents means TO the children al
,t'rnli Alb ,de with the Father III Para
Sc
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-03
Bazaar at the Dunn Building

The Ladies' of the Methodist Chu, ch
will fo!d Il Bazaar in t4le Dunn Biilii,g
on the lGth, 11Lh and 18th OF Novrm-
bsr and in addi ton to Fancy Work.
Handmade Candy, etc they will serve
Oysters in all STYLES. Regular Einner,
Lunches, ETC.. The town people Icing
acquainted with the Object for which il
is gwen will Of course give Il liberal pat
ronage and our country friends who may
be in town will get their moneys worth.
Help along good cause, as the proceeds
are for the benefit Of the church, and
your patronage will be much appreci-
atp,i
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-03
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST ABOUT TOWN

Nice line of ladies' capes and jackets
at McLure's
Miss Sallie Broom, is visiting Mrs. w.
D. Arthur.
Blm ks finest Candies Fresh at tt e
PLr.or Grocery.
fhewing tobacco, a big plug at &c at
N Lures, put up in pound boxes.
Have you mnght anv of those nice four
ply linen collars at Mcl.ure's only sc.
Big LIT Of New "WondcrS' duly ar
irving at the "Wond-r Storc".
Mrs. J. i X. Smith, wife Of Rv. J.
Is. X Smith. h,s returned from a visit
to Union.-Sparta!ibury Telegram.
GUANO NOTICE..
All parties owing us for Guano wi
please take mott ;e that thr~e claims ar
now due. Farr & Thomson.
New Flori In Oranges. Seeded r .iSns
nict. and fresh and all the seasons deli
cacie, are To be found at The Parlor
Grocery.
Bargains at the "WOnder Store in
Sew ing Machines at s. and up, Organs
al $50 and up and pianos at any reason
abe price, al Oh reasonable terms.
WANTED.
CALVES OR YEARLINGS.
S. NJ. RICE, JR. l.. U.
An.
Mrs j. G.. Gallman has built Il resi-
1eace on main street Just below Il jail
on tue opposite side of the Street.
Tickets to the Fair can he bought OF
the 7J',. Sth and 9th for s. 10 so ID t,
return the llrh, and admits you to The
grounds.
Editor w. r. Crews, Of the LaureI
Herald was in Union on Saturday re
moving his printing press, used 10y th'
New Era some time ago.
Rev. G. 4. B. Jennings, Capt ID. 81
Farr, Of Union, and Rev. \. a. James
of Pacolt:, were in the city yestrldd!
returning to their homes from attend'n:
the state Synod at Newberry.-Spartan
burg Herald.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-03
Programme

Programme
For the c,ncert tonight (N"v. 3) FOR
benefit of Library Associ ,tiun.
Quartetta.
"Gran1e Vulse de Conce tn IS
kOwski.
Song-"When Those Sweet Roy
Lips'- -Arditi.
Violin Solo-'SiumNe. S)ay"-S;hr-
ann.
"RECITATION."
Song ANGELS Serenade de'-Draya.
Piano Solo-Chopin.
Song-"!Iappy Days'-Streletzki.
Violin SJlo-"Thc Dream'-Gottec-
mann.
Piano Selection-"Oberon''-Webcr.
"RECITATioN.'
Song-De Korrn.
Spnnin, sou, fton "Fiying Ditch-
man. --Waynev-i.iszt.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-03
Notice to Trespassers.

Al persons are hereby warned agains;
Nuntmg, fishing, riding or walkin'
tHIuugh or many Other manner tr-spa-s-
z ON my lands. NiVlators will be prose-
Gated to tn. fullest extent Of tie law.
42-3t. DANIEL INMAN.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-03
DECORATIVE

Natural planA rpctuadtha the aes description Of them
Heat cold eecy plain
the a live natural fullest bloom and beauty
immortal fact that
Of all articles used for nothing handsome
palms tropical ball
millinery dnnking window
wherever sought to give charming effect nut the eX
climatic conditions common to tho greater pn Of the country has
tropical plants" the CONSEQUENCE being that they have been seen seen
never be appreciated To these plants in their native troIiea
botanical
whereby
could
would climatic changes
line these goods in this display Prices
nOdcra
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-03
Rooms to Rent.

HILLHOUSE to rent for l0O0-as a
whole or in apartments. Other
houses and rooms to rent.
"a J. CLoUaH WALLACE.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-03
Land For Sale.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Ofics at
Onion, $. c., for lie week ending
November 3, 1899.
Miss Caroline Br,an
Mrs Fannie Dodge
Mrs V Gloria DIste7
Mr. Henry Foster
If 3 Sophia Foster
Ms, M;,iom Jennings
Sir NJ NJ L:a'if,rd
Mr. Pe:cr Mill, Jr
Mr. Jay Shcltrn
Mrs Francis Smith
Mr. ID Thomas
Mr. j B Wallace
MIR A j Young
MIR j II Wi's)n.
Persons cai!ipg for the above ie!-
;crs will please lay il advertised, Md
will lie repaired to pay one ceut TO-.
iEeir delivery.
j &. HUNTER. y. III.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-22
Qnsetoen.
stir @icnemsI6ter

M0rterbmd fir gtenenaii9trr unb giensnfrsunbe.
;Suiantnenitellun9 oaes MiienSmertbeu Der 8ieneus
sn9t. 24 Setter. 0reis nnr 25c nnb &c Qortp.
kOELLTNG IL KLAPPEN BACH.
9eutiGe 8n1bauolung, l00-l02 GanboIpb ctr.
Selephpu Ntoln PIG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-22
@Mtertfa aMf Der fiSafrifanii1et
9tttS fYeI1ttt0.

Sen @ra6dmstopn in 5iibafrif1 - etrem
am Nb6dng Der 3uur : 8erge gelsgenen
Stdbtben bon etpa 10000 Ginpo9nern,
tpurbe am Is. DECEMBER b. ). cine Snhuz
itriez unb Notwithstanding e%rDffnet, mel
DIE leiber, trpb b~ringenRer 4ufforberuag
basu, bon u~merifanifden Qusftelsrn iebr
fdGetht bef4idt gu fetn i4eint.
Wenigftens 9ebt oas aus Sem barber
bon unferem @enera1zGon in 8dpItabt,
6rn. S. 8. Stope, benz Stdatsbepartez
ment eritatteten 8eri9te 6srbpr.
DARN 3. 9. Fat nur n dmerifanif6e
SubrrunsSirma ausgeteIt, pbglci6 bic
Ser. StuatenzGinfubr bon Ja6rrdbern in
Siibafrifa an %Stpeiter Stel1e ftebt. 8efer
lit es nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @erGiben
uno Werf5eugen befteQt, BON 5cnen gnaIanb
unb bic Ser. Stuuten ungefd6r gtci6 piel
ausgeite1t baben. Die MeiereizG trGt6e auf
Der Qusitelung tOmmen faF Gle BON
0eutf9lanb. Oagegen itammt bic MusItelz
lung bon 3aunbrubt, Wugenfeosrn unb
@4fen, 9ufeifen, ~etfernen WasenzSbeilen,
&etten, Sre9ielgerdtben ETC., Mebgerae>
rdt6en, @urtenserdtben etc. uno iiberbaupt
fdit daeWerf5euge aus en9lif9er 4uene. BON
5leii9paaren 1T nur Elm ~ein5i9er alnerifa>
nifder S4intea, unb stpar aus Soma bu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-22
Swan9Sf@nlem fiir ncrUabrlpite
Gitt0er.

Der StdatsgeieBgebung BON SQirois liez
gen ieBt beri4iebene @eiebenttpiirfe sq1r Gin
fitbrung bon 3pdngsl9nlen fir 1ol9e fdbz
tif6e ainber bor, bic, Der @utoritdt Der 81
tern ober beg 8ormunbes ft9 entaiebenb.
feline S3nle befu9en, iebo9 nod tein 0erz
bre9en ~begingen.
IS 1T pabr; baB bds fonft 10 umIidtige
S4ul3tpangsgefeb, 6ur9 pel9es i'm Sabre
1893 bas beriibtigte @btparbsz@efeB er1ebt
tporoen 1T, feline Siitforge fir bic be56riez
bene Irt bon 4inoern trifft urb ba6er elmer
Grgdn5und bebarf.
Ser gelpi4tigfte @efebentpnrf gu bieTem
3ipede 1T Der, tpel9en Der Gbicuqoer S3ulz
rdtb dusarbeiten lieB unb gu beien @ertrez
tung Der beutf9e @6icagoer S9ulbeamte Or.
Sbeooor 8lutbarbt tiir5li9 bor benz @raiez
9ungsuusf9nie bes Stadtsiendts erf9ien.
Na9 bieiem @ntipurfe n II in @tGbten
bon mebr dGs $4,000 @%intpo6nern unh m u &
in StGoten bon tne6r als 100000 Ginnob>
nern Der S9ulratb 3Dangsf9ulen pber 1pie
tie in benz @ntpurfe gar mild benannt tperz
ben, parental schools" (portIi6 iiberz
febt: elterli4e S9ulen) fir berartige Rinz
Der i'm Otter bon fieben Bis gu bter3e6n
Sabren erri3ten rpnb beauffi9tigen; Iie oiirz
fen aber ni4t in Der NGbe bon @trafanltalz
ten fem. Die lnterbringung bon 8inoern
in elmer fol4en S4ule bat bag Gountpye=
ri6t un5uorbnen.
Sir beute lift es uns bunptfG9li9 Inn bic
6ragen gu tbun: entbdlten 0ieIe Seiebentz
lpiirfe irgeno einen @ineriff in bic &edte
BON &ir4enf4ulen unb priputl6ulen9 5ez
itebt ir9enb cine 9efabr, buB tie 10 ~uus9slegt
tperOen t%Onnten, als fei Elm &inbt peIGes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-22

ni4t cine Dffentli6e, fonbern cine &trGen=
f4ule Dber cine 9ribdtf9ule befu9t, g!ei9z
fans elm bic S9uGe f9tpGn5enOes perpabrz
lDstes Sinh?
Or. 8lutbarbt, befdnntli9 Elm gutter
0euti3er unb elm geI9eibter unb 5uDerldi=
tiger Mdnn, perii9ert, bab Der gun3e Pldn
bur4aus ni4ts geeen pfarrf9ulen unb Yriz
batf6ulen ent6dlt. limb in Der 36dt tit in
benz gnttpurfe bes biefigen S4ulratbes Die
ausbriidIide 8eftimmung entbalten, bab oas
@efeb auf 8inber, nelGe einen glemertarz
unterri9t in ni9t=0ffentli9en S4ulen err
balten, ebenio tpenig antpenobar 1T ipie auf
foG4e, bic oerarti9en nnterri4t in OfFents
liden S9ulen befommen.
Sin dbnli9er @eIebenttpurf 1T BON benz
beutf6en Stuatsfenator 8ulIe i'm Muftrage
elmer Gbicagoer 6raluenbereinigung einge@
rei9t tporben; er unterf9eiOet fi4 ppn Dem
bes S6ulratbes bauptId9Ii4 babur9, Dab
ct nur BON n8hdben" 1pri9t, Der S6ulz
r%atbsentpurf ubk bon w&inbern". 8eibe
@orIagen beabIidtigen Die 6eftbuItung Der
u~nfreipilGi9en 3O9linge in Der 3ndngsz
f6ule Bis gu i9rer 8eiierung, nobel iol6e
@ltern ober 8ormiinber, ipel9e bic Mittel
bu3u beiiben, fir 8leibung u. |. IN. auf5uz
tommen BADEN.
Der f9ulrdtbGi9e gnttpurf berOient aber
i9pn bes6olb ben 8or5ug, neil er %un5peiz
bentig au9 bic geltung beg l1nterri4ts in
Der ni9tz0ffentli6en @9ule tpabrt. Sor9s
fGGtig muB ndtiirlid burob gepa9t tperben,
baB tein tiidiider 9ab Dber @bfab uls
Mmenbement BON natibiftif9en Mtt9lieoern
Der @taatsgefebsebung eingei4mggelt
fpir0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-22
Sic oTene SDIr.

Sur intmer 6ereinfpd3iert metrre !9erreh:
oSeoer bringe init, mas er min, unb TRACE
binalts, mas er ertpif6en fam!
90 ungefG6r benten ibh bic @ngldnOer
bic 3utiinftige 9anbelspOlitit in @bina urto
Ie fu8en 3u perbinbern, buB Die 9lnsz
I4la8tung bss bimmlii4en Ret4s no9 Der
ruff19rfrun507i4sn Sran4itpeiie Dorgs@
nDmmen tperbe.
@d6reno @ir @Gis Nf6meab Bartlett
i'm englif6en parlamente einen 3u1db 5rr
Nntport ouf bic S6rpnreOe ber 80ntgin
beantragte, norin er Derldn9t, baB Die eng
lt19e 3egierung Mabna6men treffe, rlIn
China gil belfen, OuB ibm iein jeBiger 8e>
IiBitanb ni9t b~erfir3t psrbe" rnb porin er
o~nbeutete, baB cine fol9e Politit pabrz
f9einli9 bic nntert ii bung Der
Staaten finben tpiirOe, Ianoet
2orb G6arles 8eresorb in San Sranz
cisco, unb lGBt fi9 1ofort BON einem Be-
ri9teritatter auspumpen, 10 baB ous gan3c
9anb erfG6rt, tpeB6alb er getommen, uno
baB es fem @unf6 lift, bor ben 9anbelsz
fummern bes 2anbes gu fpre9en unb unfer
9Dlt fir eine englif9e 4Gltan5 gu
gefpinnen.
2orb 8eresforb Fat fn Gdn9ere 3eit in
China uuf9ebulten un6 bic b~Orti9en gu
itGnbe griinbli9 ftuOirt; er befir9tet, baB
G6inu RAID Der 3erfebung onbeimfdGt,
baB fi9 bic 8uffen i'm Norben, bic 5rar@
3ofen i'm Siiben fetieben; baB Die 9eutz
T9en etnen 6uppen buben tpOllen, unb OaB
bann ou9 bic @ngldnber 5u9reifen mib=
ten, pd6renb fir bic 4meritaner tpabrz
f9einIi6 menig ober gar ni4ts iibrig bleiz
ben piirbe.
Die grri9tatng 1ogendnnter rSntetefz
~1enIp6dren", fagt 8ereSforO, t0nnte iii Die
T9Iimmften 5oGgen na9 ii9 5ieben, fir
G6inn fopo6l, tpie fir iene bunOeltrei6enz
ben QGnber, ipel9e mi6t b%ei5eiten bufiir
Tor9en, 6uB fe i6ren Nnt6eil am 6ineTiz
19en Raube er6alten. @r lei Elm 9egner
Der QnI9ld9e jener Md9te, pel3e fi4 III
@btnd grpBe 8ebtete d15lel9rte1 1lben,
um inner6al6 biefer @ebiete ober vSnterefz
Tenfp6dren" na9 8eGieben gu f6alten unb
gu tpalten. IS lei bD9fte 3eit, baB @nglan0
feline 9oGttit Der offenen Sbiire Dertiinbige
lnO ii9 I'm 8unbesgenoRen umfebe. gu
0fefen re9net 8eresforb 0eutI9lano, Saz
pan 1n0 bic Ser. Staten.
DIS 8eresfpr6 nah Gbina reifts, bieB es,
buB er BON Der engGif9en 9te9ierung in's Ser
trauen ge5o9en unb nit s"spifen @olhmd9ten
ausgeriiitet norben fet. 3tpor erfldrte bOr
einigen Sagen 8alfour, baB benz nidt 10
mare, buB 2orb 8eresforO als Pribatmdnn
nu9 @bina 9ereiit lei, unb Dab baber dtb
feline iebigen &nIi4ten nun aIs pribate auf5uz
faffen leien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-22
obgleid Die Ser. @tdaten in Sitbufrifo Die
6auptimporteure bon 6leif9ndaten fino.

obalei9 Die Ser. Stdaten in Giibdfrifo oie
9auptimporteure BON 6leif9mdaten iinb.
Wirtli9 gut 1T bic Nusftsllnng foge=
mnnter ramerifanif9er Hopelties", foIpif
bon B~bOnograp6en, S1pepriters uno @ai6=
Gegiiters. Nber bumit uno nit bret 8az
gen aus Wisconiin, unb einsm 1000 Pfb.
tpiegenben unb bes6alb piel angeftduuten
Mifourier Waultbier 1T bic 2iite Der
umerttanii6en neutrality-suspicious. gu
Gnoe. Weber 5ii4e mod 5le!i0 in gii9=
fen, neber &Ieiber, mod Seppi4s, M0beln,
9dus6uGtungsgerGt6e, 8ier, pferbegeI4irr,
Seife, Mebl, WoIenpaureg, mulifalifGe
Snitrumente, G9u6e unb Stiefeln, @elo.
f8rdnfe etc. aus Qmerifa finhen fi9 bpr.
9as einsige amerifanif9e, mas in Der
Nusfte1ung rei9lib unb fogdr in uebers
NAB bertreten gu iein f9eint, finb anleri=
fanif9e Slaseen, fpel6e in benz 165 BEL 149
SUB sroBen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ioz
tbie auf benz bibf9 an unb ausselegien 20
@cres umfufenben Nusite1ungsplab 81
me9rerelt 0unoerten t1eben Der brttti0en
Sla9ge angebru4t finb. Qth 5iert ben
9aupteingang bas amerifani!6e Duppen.
9ieie iiberaus ldIfige 8ei9idung Der
N~usItelung zines am 8Dra6enb elmer groz
ben Gntpidelung itebenben uno unTerer Snz
buitrie groBen Nbfab ber6eiRenoen 2anbes
meift niht 9erabe auf grOBe 5hatfraft unb
0orausii9t %unIerer 9ef4dftstreiis bin.
9offentli9 bleiben mir in Pari3 aiht e6enfO
3uriid.
Mas bic NusiteGung i'm NIIgemeinen be-
trifft, 10 unterf4eiOet tie Iih ii Nn.uge uno
@ustattun9 faum peientli9 BON irgenb Ell
ner in Qmerifa unb europa ~a6ge6d!tentn.
Das ein3i9e NbIon6erIi9e lit bic Ra9bilz
bung elmer nfritunii9en vSungte", ipeGGe
einen plab BON 10000 GuabratfuB elm
nimmt, unb natiirIi9 auf bic dusldnbi19en
8eiu4sr grOBe Electromagnetic ausibt.