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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06
LITTLE GIRLS or LONG AGO

Reared In many a lonely cabin.
Learning bat IA Natures school:
Proudly plating straw for pastims.
Pcrched upon a wooden stool.
6ounding through the dim old forests.
Finding where the Wild flowers grow
Drs9ssd IN homeiy lindsey -wooisey.
Little girls OF ions ago
Rowing up and oown the river.
Singing In a birch canoe.
Sticks FOR dolls their only playthfngs.
Feet that seldom donned a shoe;
watching mother az her spinning.
While she hummed some cid tune iow.
Crowding round the CHEEKY nreplaca.
Little girls % long ago.
Afush and milk their daily diet ~
Eaten from a pewter bowl. -
Always happy and contented. 1rttN
Dancing on from goal 90 goal tfM
BuSy the bees In summer. <&M
Helping father Oft 20 SOW;
Gathering up the nuts and sppisA -
Little girls OF long ago 1T
Indians everywhere about them. ~
Wolves az bedtime howlng near.
Yet they did not know the meaning.
l Or tho misery. OF feart
| Following their elder brothers.
1 While they hunt with gun ana bow.
| Brave any older settlers.
Littls girls OF long ago.
Building houses every autumn.
With the brown leaves scattered round
I Taking tea with bits OF china
| Neatly sAld upon tho ground
| sliding on the ponds IN winter
TrudEtng through the drffted snow,
To some distant neighbor's quilting.
Little girls OF iong aSo.
suow-white grew their shining trasssA
And Al last they sweetly slept;
On their lew mounds daisies blossomsd.
Round and round the ivy erept
| Many . llne they've iefe 20 tell uss
Early pleasures later woe.
Dead and gone our great-gran1xnothsrA
Little girls of long agoi
-Fsndley Braden. In ~. Y. Observes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

OMAHA May The World Herald
YESTERDAY cabled $3.50 TO the surgeon
OF the First Nebraska regiment at Ma
Mia 10 be used as hospital fund for
sick and wounded Nebraska soldiers
the regiment having suffered more than
any other during the campaign The
money was contributed by The World
Herald readers in five days.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

and bad returned furfouA ID fscf he
came accompanied By q superior ofe<
eer. and pointed out 10 him the man
~ho had consscted the Gag Of truce.
Order out the platoon Of execution
commanded the oftleers this nan shall
be shot
1T was not he. captain said. Cd
vancing IN front OF him 1t WA I
alone who conceived The idea Of this
thing
Excuse ne. oficer.- interposed my
father. The commander OF a detaeh-
uaent is responsible for the acta OF his
men. IA he not7 had given an orders
nv men could only obey IT.
What is your name the ofseer de-
manded.
'sergt Bigorne.- answered my IA
ther.
Very well. sergeant. you VIII be shot
Immediately"
"An right captain. it f. war. only
ask the favor 90 be shot BY my corn-
rades. Return them their arms and I
will be responsible for them
The old officer looked at my father
with his htsle gray eyes a moment then
he said:
Agreed
strove 20 draw nv father aside; I
must speak 20 him Did they mean 20
make me shoot my own father3 It wa
/ impossible Ny father embraced me,
and. handing me my gun. pushed ms
back into the ranks.
I "Silencei" he said. You cannot
speak under arms. In the presence ot
the enemy you arc not my son You
arc only a soldier am your chief
Obeyi"
They gave us the cartridges sAler
from our wounded Ny father countes
IS PAGES from the walls Of the farm
house. and ordered "a in line. Then. n
a solemn voice. with uplifted hand. h
went through the details OF the exex
else.
Take aimi" he cried
The gun dropped from my handA
rushed 90 my father aud feu scbbinl
into his arms. He tenderiy whispered
My son. these raw recruits FIRE bad
~. they win only uangle me. Tho
hast sure aim I count on thee WI
thou promiseT-
. saw the dawn whiten behind "a
> city. above the roof where my moths
slept Without doubt my father rca
, my thoughts. for taking nay head IN h
/ hands he said; -For thy mother'a sai<c
4 Then he placed himself against 4
r wall. while the foreign oficerH sto.
e with barsd heads.
Attention" commanded my fAth'
: Then he went through the excrci
a slowly. ordering the drill as calmly
/. though be were on parade At Last
+ cried. "Frei"
|. fired d-Chfcaro Herald
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

NEW YORK. May 2-President and
Mrs. Mckinley returned last night 20
Washington. The last day OF their stay
was marked by the usual flow OF vis-
itors 90 the Hotel Manhattan. Mrs Nc
Kinley spent q quiet. almost uneyent-
fui day in the hotel. but the president
paid the Brooklyn navy yard a visit
and inspected New Norks harbor from
the deck OF government tug.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

WASHINGTON. May 2-The monthly
statement of the public debt issued yes
terday shows that al the close OF busi-
ness April %. 1899. the debt. less cash in
the treasury amounted 10 SLIP. 5S7. .264.
an increase during the month OF S23. .0Sl. -
10l This is accounted for by the pay
ment OF $50 900. 0o9 20 Spain in settle
ment of treaty obligations
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

sociatIon OF Machinists has opened here.
with 120 delegates, representing l6. 900
members OF the organization IN the
United States. Canada and Mexico.
present. Mayor Diehl welcomed the
delegates 20 the city. TIE treasurer re-
ported $4,000 in the treasury. The ses-
sions are secret.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

children's mind a lesson of f-iotisw
was 20 have part 81 the DAY devoted 70
appropriate exercises in the schools.
At sunrise the stars and stripes were
hoistcd on aN she forts and warships in
New York waters. Salutes were ured
from the FORTS and at noon. the APP
pointed hour. yachts IN the harbOr
doomed out IA salute.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06
CoiIcge boys Remember.

NEW x.VEN. May 2-The Yale stu
dents &C. hrated Dewey day in a man.
ner that recalled the noisy demonstra-
ti0n OF q year ago just prior 10 the for
nation the Yale battery The pro-
cessiOn that paraded the campus and
adjoining street was perhaps the lar
gest OF years and for noise and enthu-
siasm has seldom been equaled.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2-The 1st OF
May havrs been made by act OF the
legislature a state holiday, special ex-
ercises IN c0nlnemoratiOn OF Dewey's
great victcry took place in almost every
city and town in California. In this city
the national salute was fired from the
cannon from which was fired the first
shot os the Spanish at Corregidor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

ST. PAUL May 2.-The general OBJ
servance OF Dewey day in the public
schools Of this city was accompanied by
the celebration of Arbor and Bird day.
this being also the date designated by
the governor for that purpose. rlaga an
pNhlia lRildinsa- xen- tia eRlx eoeunI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

BERLIN. May 2.-Despite the efforts
Of the Social Democratic leaders May
day was but little noticed here. There
were 35 meetings in the city and
suburbs. but they were sparsely at
tended and We're without special incl
dent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

WASHINGTON. May 2-The United
States supreme court has adjourned un-
I'll Monday. the 18th inst. when the
court viii meet 70 deliver opinions and
hear motions. The calling of the docket
for this term has been snspended.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

BERLIN. May A dispatch from
Warsaw says that a shaft OF the Ktslh-
mar gold mine. near TrOigk. Russian
Poland. has collapsed owing 70 a great
rushing In OF water. There were 80 men
In the shaft, OF whom CO were killed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

WOONSOCKET. r. l.. May 2.-The
factory Of the United States Rubber
company at Millville. Mass. has resum-
ed operations afssr shut down Of sir
weeks,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

SARATOGA. May dewey day was
universally observed In this city BY the
display of nags and celebrations in the
puoilc schools. 10 was virtually recox-
missed as a patriotic holiday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06
.ncs outslas OF the schools.


NEW ORLEANS. May dewey day
was celebrated here In the schools.
Children wrote compositions on the ad-
rnirai and his feat % a year ago and
read them in the schools.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

WASHINGTON. May 2.-The circula-
tion OF the anti-imperiaiistic documents
admitted 10 have been sent out by Ed
ward Atkinson OF Boston was officially
called TO the attention OF Postmaster
General Emory Smith yesterday. and
the matter is now awaiting official ac-
ton. In all probability It viii be taken
up for discussion at the next cabinet
session.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. May -
Constance, the 12-year-old daughter OF
Lieutenant Ward. commander OF the
United states transport Panther. died
here OF consumption
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-05-06

and bad returned furfouk ID fssE ks
came accompanied by . superior ofe%
eer. and pointed out 10 him the nan
Who had consscted the fsg Of truce
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13

Mebaftsur Der Militars3 s3eitung ,gla<
tional 5ribune" folsenbe ginselbeiten
befonnt:
sSefferfon Dabis tpurbe am Moraer
reS 10. Mai 1866 au Srpinpille,
Georgia, BON elmer belpnbers bafiir
dnsgeludten @btbeilung, beitebenb aus
128 Mann unb iieben Sffi3ieren Des
4. Mi4isan Gapalleriez ezMegiments unz
ten benz @ommenbo BON Oberltz Qieutez
nant 8enjanin .. pritbarb, sefansen
ae1 ommen.
Nadbem Die bon Den GonfDberirtcn
befpobnten 3elte entbedt lparen, tpurz
ben Tie bon elmer Mad)e unter 2iellte=
nont S. 8. Didtn{on umltellt, pdhz
renb Der &eft Der Mbtbeiluns in Gin
@AarmiiBel berannabenber Sruppen
inslde iib nobber als bos 1. Wiscon=
tin GapalleriezHegt. entpuppte, per5
nidelt prrbe. 9luBer 2ieut. Oidinlan
befanb tie Wahe nod aus Corporal
9eorse M. Munger unb ben @oloaten
Nnbretp See, Soi. 8. 2pnh unb Sas
s. 8ulIarb.
Bee tudr Der er1te, peIher bic 3elte
erreidte, Durbe aber bur1 sSrau
Dopis auriidsebalter, inbem 1ie ibn
auiforberte, niebt ipeiter gu ihreiten
ba fidh Damen inipenbig befdnben.
6itrauf famen smei per5Dnen in
Jrdnenflsibung aus bem 3elt beraus
nnh Die eine fagte: M.sSttts, la51en Sic
nleine Grpbmutter nah benz Babe
seten, um Mdf1er gu bolen."
See lieB fie borbeistben, bemerftc
sb.r 1ofort, bab bic cine perIon Ga
tallerieitiefel an bette. ST madMe heu
Sientenant barauf arfmertfam, lief
tinter ibnen Fer unb e. unb Corporal
WInger Dertraten linen ben Mcq.
Sr1u Dabis itiir5te aus bem 3elt berz
tor, f6lana ihre Mrme um lire rMIte
Grobmutter" unb rief: .Dahe, febiebt
nibt," hin5nfiisenb: rSbr m0eet nie
@runbfdbe DDn 6errn Dobis nicbt be-
frnnbern, aber er tit Elm ebripiirbiger
9err." Giefes mar bic erlte Mnbsuz
tung, oaB iie Self. Dabis gefanaen
batten. Dapis ielbft per1u9te crit
gol. Prit4arb eeaeniiber feline psrs
iDnli9feit .5g perleusnen, aber uns-t
ionft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13

Infer Bib gibt Die berubmte Muz
ttens fpieber, tpelde tiir5lih Die Raifez
rin=Mittpe BON China ben Oamen bes
biplomati1den Corps i'm faiIerlihen
palait gu Yeting geipdbrte. Rad llez
beriptnbung pieler 5hpierisfeiten gez
lang es 2abb MaoOonalb, @emablin
bes enslifden 9eianbten, bieielbe fir
iih unb Se6s Oamen anoerer europdiz
iher @eianbter 81 erlansen. sSm 9luz
hiensfaal trafen biele bic &aiferinz
Wittne unter einem 5bronbimmei,
finter einem 5ii9den nit Gbrbfantbsz
NUM- unb 4epfelbliitben selhmiidt,
iibenb. Der 8aifer bate gu ibrer Gin
fen plab eenommen. Gaop MacOps
nulb, als siibrerin Der Gefenfdaft.
trut Dor unb berlas cine Mbrefe in
engliI6er Spra9e, ipel9e8liidtpiin19e
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13
Ial,euil bau.
Wnscblid)e Wiese Der Ureibsit. Reabau
unb fitrioie Gnnbe.

Mo1 feline 13O Sabre iinb iiber sFaz
rieIil !0aa in Bolton, Der fogenannten
nWiege Der anleritanif1en Greibeit"
habingebrauft nnb ihon 1T Der Bau 10
altersfGsDad, bab er fait burhpegs
ner CUR 3eit aufeefiihrt tpirb.
Die sNepareturen", bic iih Bis nuf
eine Nculeaung bes 5unbaments err
ifreden nnb auber benz oberen She'll
Der llmfaifungsmauern unb ben Sem
fte1rabmen, alles umfaiIen, ipus an
rem gebGube mar, fDften $1OO, ,OOO.
Nun bate man feIbf in Bolton eirt
l;eues GebGube, oendu rlah benz pldnc
bon Janeuil 0du fir bic 6Glfte bieIes
@elbes auffiibren f0nnen, dber s. maj,
1T eben detrimental. Gin ipintiqer
She'll ber Gefdidte Der ger. Gtdqten
iif NIT ben1 @tt6ube p<rfniipft unD
besbaIb min man toenigfsnS tin poar
Gtstnt bes Gebdubes iilsberiibrt alfs
chamber lieStn InjIen.
Die Cafe iia du6erbem b4s 6ein
BET Mntient itnb 6on1rd6lt 4rtiIkrb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13
Gin Sapancr i,bcr sbafeS care.

6afuriu-@an, Elm berubmter iapa=
niiher gfODelliit. ift auf elmer mebridb=
rtaen Heiie um Die Welt begriffen, i'm
neue Gtnbriide unb neues Muteriul su
iammeln. sSn Nep Oort fpobnte er Der
Nuffiihruna bon SbateIpeares Ser
Wioeripenitioen 3dbmuna" Bel. sSntes
reliant lit, mag ct bem Mitarbeiter Ell
neg Nep Oorter 8lattes uber bic Sim
friide. bic er babel empfanaen, nit
tbeilte. SD muB seiteben, baB ih an
fangs nihts Neues in ben Motipen unb
in Der Moral bes @tiides fanb. Die
6auptaiiae finb in Dielen Gtiiden unb
Romanen unferer sr0bten Meilter, ipie
Wonz3iamon, einem Oramatifsr bes
lebten Sahrbunberts, unb Bafin, ben
mir fir ben erIten Observation-Disclosures
aller 3eiten balten, baraeftellt. Gin
faif aleines Mptin finbet {icb in einem
6tiid yGiari Dtomi". III benz cine
tDiberipenitiae sSran, Otomi, beItraft
uno bnrh ftrenge Mittel in i6renl NE.
len aednbert tpirb. Was bas bibafs
tifK Clement in bem @tiid betrifft. 10
hdtte i'd alal ben t0nren, bah es nac6
elmer Dorfdrift Don gonfucius Qearz
beitet iit cine tpdbre prebiot bon
Geborfam, Nahaiebiafeit unb ipeiblis
der Graebung. Nur bic Dirt unb Meife
mar mir cine Dffenbaruna, unb is
BIN nils tiefer Neipunberunq ntht I'M
@tdnbe, rleine Gebdnfen in Worte All
fleiben. DiS iebt babe fh @hnftsbenre
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Mroi,in Der Natnru0lker.

DaB @br0pffOpfe BET sablrei6eE
afritanildsn 0nlfern anaerunbt tperz
ben, lit aus Neifeberihten unb burh
mebrfahe 8eleeftiide tn Muieen ldngit
befanni. Nber bisber lit mod ntrgenbs
eine Mbbiloung ber0fFentliht tporben,
aus Der Ndberes iiber bic Mrt Der Mnz
tpenbung eriihtlib mare. gBir bringen
bier etne folde nah elmer ausge5eihnet
fhDnen photographic bes betanrten
5oaoz zHeifenben lieut. b. H. Rlpfe,
einem ber beiten Renner bes 8dfari@
@ebietes in 3ooo. Die auf Der
DouslasIAen grpebition gemahte
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selesentlid oes geburtstases Sbrer
Maieftdt entbielt. DieaoiferinsWi
bantte alberit sndbie. 6ierauf f9rit=
ten bic Damen Der @elanbtlhaft inter
ben Sbronbimmel, um iih por benz
Raiier unb Der RaiierinsWittipe gu
berbeugen. 2eBtere iiberreihte jeber
Dame einen goloenen perlenrins, pelz
6en lie felbit ben Oamen an benSinser
ftedte. Mlsbann ipurbe in einem Neben=
1aal Sbee ierbirt uno cine 9beaterpor=
ftellung fanb ftdtt. Sic Gaiiertn=Witt:
pe aeiste fid ipieberbolt, plauberte be-
fonbers sndbig nit 2abb Mae 0pnalo,
unb perabf6iebete fih bann, na1bem
fie berfelben fderaenb Die Maneen ae=
itreiAelt bate. @s mar bies bas er5te
Wfol, oaB europdi1dbe Damen offieiell
in pefing empfaneen fpurben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13

Mufnahme seiat einen 8aHari=Mr3t
unb atpei ieiner Datienten. Die
Sd)r0pffDpfe iinb aus RubbDrnern aez
ma6t, Die an Der Spite 10 abgefhnitz
ten Iinb, baB iie Elm fleines God baben.
Our1 biefes lauat Der Operator nie
2uft aus unb i6lieb es bann nit eis
nem StiidGen 8ienenipads, bas er
meift i'm MunDe eripdrmt bate nnb
nit Der 3unge feitoriift. Nnbere Spez
ratellre fleben bas Wahs nit ben ssin=
germ feit. Simmer pirb bic @telIe, an
Ser Die S6rDpftDpfe tptrfen lollen,
porber mi. bem Weher mebrfah einaez
fhnitten, 70 baB eine fehr reiblide
8lutentaiebung itattfinbet. 8ei rb,uz
mati1Gen Grfranfllnaen ion bieIe ge@
hanblunaslpeiIe itets RON iebr gu.sm
grfo!ge lein.
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fibent 81. 9. 9abes fclseHbe 3Heminisz

iibent 81. 9. 6apes fctsenbe1 Heminis=
een5 gum 9eiten:
sd bin oft gefrugt iporben, mas
pobl mein aufregenbites Mbenteuer
pGhreno meiner pierjdbrigen Oisnit=
5eit i'm Treitpilligen@6eer Des 8iirgers
trieges geneien iei. Sd erlebte es i'm
Sabre 1864, als bic Mrmee bon We1tz
8irginien psrfu6te, 2pndburg, 3d.,
ein3unebmen. General See iparF uns
eineu itarfen gruppenf0rper entgeaen
l,np mir bielten es fir bas Bette, nch
hem Samantha Yallep gu retiriren, mo
III Gle!ounn nno Wabrungsmittela
fein Mangel mar. 0pn bort ipollten
mir per 8abn ipieber na6 8in9eiter.
Genera! eubal garlD's 9lrmee be-
hrdngte uniere 5ruppen auf alien
Yuntten unb ih erbielt Srbre bon
General @eorse Gort bem Dipiiions%
gommanbanten, ben 5einD bintsn gu
tolten, bis unfer 9rain unh bic Mrz
tillerie aus benz Mege lei. Mlr ndbl=
Ten einen tiefen Soblpes i'm @ebirae.
Gin paor Regimenter rihteten quer
iiher bemielben 8arrifaben auf ndbz
renh elm Regiment CUR 8e9ten, eir
onberes 5ur 2infen auf oen Berg
prfto fabt., um Die sSlanten gu beden
0ieie Meaimenter beitauben aug lauter
gharfidiiben.
Wittleripeile mar bic Naht berein=
sebroden unb els lhlieBlid bic Srbre
gum No6riiden an uns selanate,
fanbte id meinsn Abiutant.n, Generel
GuHel 9aftinss, aaf hi. cine Geite bes
8eraes, um Dem bort peftirten Heais
ment Maribkfebl su uberbrinaen.
ginen enberen Mbiutanten, ben Maior
William Mc&inlep (ben iebigen prGz
iifenten) ianhte id auf bic anoere
8ereieite. nit Der Weiluna, por1ihliq
bev binter bic Borrifabe fiibrenben
Wes berab5ufommen, 10 bab iie nida
nor Die Borrifabe gerietben Inb fir
Beinbe gebalten niirren. Oberit De-
nol, Der Die 2eute binter her Brr{t@
ipebr commanbirte, bertanb bic G;z
tratinn rnb es fbisn @tunben au
oaherH, eDe DE Ne9lme1lter berabtdS
men.
Nuf etnmal b0rte ih bes Sberiien
Gimme flar unb laut eommanoiren:
Iettia! 3ielt! Sarfenb @eDanten
ftiirmten auf mid ein. Sd ppllte
lbreien, ibm 5urufen, baB Ct auf uns
fere 2eute i9ieBe, Die bod Dor cie
garrifabe geratben feien, bod bic 9lufs
reeung fcbniirte mir Die &eble au.
sseuer! erfdou bas COMMANDO unb
cine Salpe frahte in Die Na1t, aez
fplst bon Den 0lu9en nno bem Gez
it0bn Der 0ertDunbeten. SD iprang
bor, lebte iiber bic Brufttpebr unb
padte einen Deripunbeten. Meine
Mbnung mar tpabr! Gs tpuren gsuhz
aiigler bon bem eirlen Meginent, bic
fih berirrt batten. Mebrere BON linen
iparen tobt, unbere bsripunbet. Cine
ernite Qebre fir Mne, bic niht nit
ibrem Regiment 5dritt bielten."
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Austtclluuaseeban0e in FifdJ
eejtalt.

Ser grobe elephant, Der biele Sabre
lang eine Der 9auptz Mttrattionen bpn
Gonep eeSslanb bot, ion burA elm 8auz
iperf in Ohio melt in ben 9datten ae@
itellt peroen. Die 9unbertiabrfetsr~.
GommiiIion bes Gaf ftanienzStaates
bat bei6lof1en, fir bic in 8erbinbuns
nit Der Centennial Teier seplante
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ssiiherei Musielluna ein @ebdube in
Geifalt zines rieiigen rBlad@gaB", ME
nnier Bib aeist. gu errihten. Der
&iefenfilh fpa Iotpobl an @rDfe, tpie
an Originalitdt bes sSnnern ben glez
phanten ben Gonep Sslanb iibertrefs
fen. Gr ipirD i'm Snnern afDei Gtoclz
ipsrfe fir bic syifderei 9lusitenuno
baden. Der iibrige Maum fpirD FIJI
Ianab0ben, Heitanrants etc. perDenz
bet psrben. Der Gingans finbet ourb
ben Mlnb itutt. ~ a,,
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5aDfs' Afminisffn,.

Gin aufregtnbss gahtabenteuer aus bem
Nirgertrie9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-13

gluf ber Iobrt bon Chicago mad
Snbianapolis edb her Derftorbene Brds
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-02-11

Hon. John D. O'Brien, of St.
Paul, was elected State Vice Presi-
dent for Minnesota at the third an
nual meeting Of the Irish American
Historical Society, held in New
York on January 70. Mr.. o. Brien
is Justly entitled to this recognition.
AS a lawyer he stands high i'll his
profession and is a man of fine lite
rary a1tainments. He inherits the
mental characteristics of his hon
ored father, the late Dillon O Brien,
graceful writer and pleasing
speaker, says the Minneapolis Irish
Standard.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-02-11
ANGLO-Ar1ERTCAN ALLIANCE.

The dispatches of last Tuesday
contained the information that the
Anglo-American alliance" was no
idle dream as far as England was
concerned. OF course not. No
thinking Irishman nor any well
posted and patriotic American ever
had such an idea. Ever since the
United States of America has shown
the world that she was capable of
holding her own England has want
cd an alliance. Pray God it may
never come.
The dispatches relate that the
reasons given for England's desire
for an alliance are: First, to sup
port the United States in the war
with Spain; and another is to secure
an "open door in the far East; the
third point is to induce the United
States to give England and the
British colonies preferential tariff
for their products; the fourth, but
by no means least, point in the
proposed alliance is to get the
United States to guarantee the in
tegrity of British possessions OH the
American continent. In reference
to this last point the London in
formant says: This is the ulti-
mate object of Great Britain in
promoting an Anglo American al
lance, as she realizes that the
greatest danger lies in the eventual
dissolution of her power in Canada.
An alliance would prevent this and
assure the peaceful perpetuation of
the British empire, asno other power
is strong enough to attack England 5
sovereignty
Exactly. England wants to en-
tangle the United States into an
alliance that will force the United
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-02-11
SAFE OFFER.

The different street railway COM
panies of the country will shortly
give an exhibition i'll Chicago of
modern improvements and conven-
fences and appliances adopted by
them for the comfort of their pa
irons. We will give free one of
our crayon portraits to any one who
will show anything done by the
Louisville company for the comfort
or convenience of the travelling
public.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-02-11
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA.

The committee of officers Of the c. K
of A. held their special meeting Thurs
day al ST. Mary's Hall and adjourned to
meet again Monday evening at St. Fran.
els Hall. All should be present, as bust
ness Of importance will come up.
Joe Werner, President of branch 6, Is
hustler from way back, and ciainss at
the expiration Of his term as President.
he will have about 100 more new apph-
cants. Here is hoping that Joe Werner
will retain its Presidency for years to
come, as he is made Of the right mate
rial.