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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-19

and origin of many fights after his advent:
The things that monkeys will do on board
ship are almost beyond belief One In
stance may be noted where monkey in 9
ship named the Dartmouth gave signal
proof of his reasoning powers. He was a
little black fellow from Sumatra. and from
the time of his coming on board had
seemed homesick playing but few tricks
and only submitting passively to the pet
ting he received Passing through Sunda
Straits. he sat upon the forecasue head
looking wistfuly at the distant land with
quite a detected pose of body AS we
drew near the town of AMER Gt was before
the awful CONFUSION of Krakatoa) he sud
denly seemed to make up his mlnd. ana
springing up, he covered his face with his
hands and leaped shoreward. We were only
going about Two knots an hour, happily for
him. He struck out vigorously for the
shore. but suddenly realized the magnitude
of his task apparently, for he turned sharp
ly round and swan back One of the Off
GERS threw him the end of the main-topsaii
brace, which he grasped and nimbly climb
ed on board. a wiser monkey. Thencefor-
ward his behavior was quite cheerful and
tricky until his lamented demise from
chill caught off the Cape. Goats, again, are
great favorites on board ship, when they
have been taught to let the running gear
alone. But their inveterate habit Of gnaw-
ing everything largely discounts their
amiablity- The pretty little mongoose, too,
until he begins to fraternize with his nat
ural enemies. the rats. is a most pleasant
companion, full or play, ana cIeaNiy OF
habit. So Is the nlusk-deer. but it Is so DEL
icate that few indeed of them reach home
that are bought by sailors among the
islands of the East Indian Archipelago
The same fate overtakes most of the birds,
except canaries, that sailors buy abroad.
ard teach on the passage home no end of
tricks. Yet. deeply as these exotic pets are
loved by forecastle Jack, and great as is
the pleasure he undoubtedly derives from
them the majority of them fall into the
hands of Jamrach and Cross. or other keen
dealers in foreign birds and beasts. when
the ship reaches home. For it is seldom
poor Jack has a home whereto he may
bring his pets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-19
ELECTRICITY FROM HEAT.
The Great Problem That Offers Rich
Reward for n Solution.

hS "Feat fTODiem Ihat Oners Rich
Reward for n solution.
From the Boston Transcript.
The great problem likely to be solved in
the twentieth century is the TRANSFORMED
ton of heat into electricity direct When
this is accomplished, Biddy in the morn
ing will start a fire. the heat of which will
fill a series of storage batteries that will
do most of the work of the household dur
ing the day, Illuminating the dwelling, pro-
polling the machine fans, running the sew
Ing machine. operating the dumbwaiter
and so forth. This, however is only a
faint suggestion of the advantages to be
gained by the discovery 1 speak Of Elec-
tricity will then become an exceedingly
cheap source Of energy. and the suns rays
may be even employed to manufacture the
mud. II, as does not seem unlikely a
twentieth century inventor finds a practi-
cal way of Harvesting the tides, the latter
VIII produce at very slight expense all the
electricity required to run all the machin-
cry and to heat and illuminate all the
houses In the United States
Inc houses OF many rich men today are
run to great extent by electricity, which
lights them, ventilates them and even on
crates the family elevator This kind of
elevator Is itself very new invention; it
has no attendant, but is so controlled by
the invisible force stored in great Jars Of
lead and calculated water in the battery
room that 1T Is as safe and docile as any we'll
trained servant. Anybody who wants to
make use of 1t presses a button and the
car comes responsibility to the floor desired
Stepping aboard, the passenger touches one
of series Of buttons inside and the car
transports him to the floor he wishes to
go to. If the promises of electrical experts
are to be accepted, our dwellings before
long will be lighted by electricity without
wires.
An extremely valuable product of the
electric furnace, by the way, is carborun-
dum-now being made in large way at
Niagara-which is the hardest of all sub
stances save the diamond. and therefore
serves extremely well as an abrasive BY
electroysis aluminium is separated from its
ore, and thus has been brought to a point
of exceeding cheapness. while by the same
means ordinary brine is separated into two
valuable products-chlorine for bleaching
and sodium for soap manufacture
Electricity Is now recognized as a most
useful agent in medicine, being employed
in great variety of ways. In some COM
plants 1t has remarkable power of slim
ulating function, and it has been found that
certain drugs put on moistened eSectrode
can be carried into the body with the cur
rent so as to benefit directly a diseased
part. Various kinds of morbid growth are
removed instantaneousy and painlessly by
eiectro-eautery. and the only successful
method for getting rid of superflueus hair
is that of the electric needle which Is
gently introduced into the hair follicIe and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-19
LOST IN THE CLOSED LAND.
Mrs. RiJnhart's Desperate Experiences
in Thibet.
From Public Opinion

From Public Opinion
1t is strange that in these days of ex-
ploration there should still be land which
has never been penetrated by a white man.
Lhassa, the capital of Thibet, is the one
city on the face of the earth which no
stranger can enter. This land of mystery,
whose locked gates so many men have
tried to open, is fourteen times as big as
England. and Is three miles above the
level of the sea. Its population is about
as large as the population of London. Only
one Englishman has ever been in the
sacred city-Thomas Manning, who reached
1t IN 1911 He sent back again,
however, and since that time travellers and
missionaries have risked their lives in at
tempts to solve the riddle of the unknown
land.
Mrs. Lucie Rijnhart the American wife
of Dutch missionary in China, has reach
ed the furthest point in Thibet ever trod-
den by stranger, but she has paid dearly
for her courage 1t was Mrs. Rijnhart
who, with her husband. assisted Capt We'll
by and Lieut.. Malcolm, two English Off
GERS, in their recent journey across Thibet,
and since then the missionary and his
wife, with their little boy, hardly more
than year old, resolved to do what in
them lay to carry the Gospel onto the heart
OF this strange country. Today Lucie Rim
hart is back in her home in a little village
on the borders of Manitoba. her boy lies in
a lonely grave in wild Thibet and her hus-
band she has lost forever in this world
unless a miracle brings him home again
For months they Travelled, singing hymns
and distributing Bibles, as they rode along
the mountain streams. Then their horses
were shot, their men left them, and they
were helpless and alone.
ION the day before yesterday" writes
the brave wife, my husband swan across
the river to get the people in the tents to
come with their animals to our aid. He
swan across and turned on the bank to
wave his hand at me. Then he disappeared
behind the rocks For three days | have
waited for him to come back, but he does
not And now Lucie Rijnhart is alone in
Manitoba, her beautiful face worn with
grief, her child snatched from her her hus-
band dead or worse than dead in the great
closed land" What her husband is suffer-
ing must be difficult to describe. The
Thibetans are not meIciful with strangers.
'intruders" are made to ride on horseback
on wooden saddle with high back from
which iron spikes stick out horizontally: or
to stand on a log of wood with their legs
thrust as wide apart the strength of
five men can force them. Redhot irons are
held within an inch of their eyes guns are
fired close to their heads, and the rack is
as common in the days of the nquisi-
uon. 1t is to be hoped the brave mission
airy is dead. rather than enduring the tor
lures which other travellers have suffered
All efforts TO find him have been in vain
and Mrs. Rijnhart is mourning him as the
last of the martyrs of Thbet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-19
Sharks Eggs.
From Parsons Weekly.

From Parsons Weekly.
A sharks egg is ore of the oldest loo,x-
Ing things imaginable, and has no more re-
sembiance to an egg. strictly speaking.
than 1t has to paving stone In one
variety 1t is pillow shaped, and has a long
"horn.' or 'feeler." at each corner. It ia
about two inches lorg, and the color nj
most pure black.
1t Is unprovided with shell, as we under
stand that word. but the contents are pro-
tected by thick, leathery covering, which
has almost as much elasticity about 1t as q
covering of rubber would have.
The "feelers' mentioned catch bold 20
and wind themselves around pieces of sea-
weed and other floating objects, and hang
until the egg is Matched.
One variety of the shark lays eighteen
eggs during the month of April These
feat about until early in December, when
the little sharks emerge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-19
Letting 1t Out.

From the Sydney Journal.
did the postman leave any letters,
Mary?" the mistress asked on returning
from a visit one afternoon.
Nothing but a post card, ma'am."
who is 1t from, Mary?'
And do you think I'd read 1t, ma'am?"
asked the girl, with an injured air
Perhaps not. But any one who sends
me a message on a post card is either
stupid or impertinent.
you'll excuse me, ma am" returned the
girl. loftily,s"but that's a nice way to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-19

II the Baltimore American.
Sun am dtss golden ball
A-sinkin' in west:
Dc bullfrog am a-singin' to
DE one he love de best.
An at daylight am a-ywine homs
To take lii rest
Sing low. nah black eye ras'ali
Sing Il low,
Sing a low.
LII clouds am runnin' kase
Dab mammay toll dem to:
Whippo' Will am chunin' IN
A song TO me an yo',
An a sky am feelin' happy kase
De stars ain peepin' frew-
Sing a low. NAH black-eye ras'ali
Sing Il low.
Sing low!
Wind I'm makin' music To-
De trees up on hill;
Owls am dess a-wakin' I'D
Down yonder by de mill;
Shadows comm roun' to see
IF yo' is keepin' still
Sing y low. nah black-eye raD'all
Sing a lowi
Sing q low!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-19
From Harper's Bazaar.

admiral. do you think we have reached
settled condition of peace. or are we to
have more war;" asked the reporter.
"WelI," said the admiral. Il don't think
we shall have many more foreign compli-
cations But" he added pensively, when
/ think of all the dinners l have to eat
when I get back to the United States, !
am apprehensive over possible internal
troubles"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-19

From Judge.
Mrs. Corncribber-"I reckon our Hennerv
has Joined the law and order league at
Yale"
MIR. Corncribber-"Why do you think
that?'
Mrs. Corncribber-"Why he writes that
hes helped to break up four shows at the
opera house this week Them theaters is
very pernicous things. you know"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-19
A Dream of the Rose and Nightingale.
From the Athenaeum

dreamt lay upon a bed
VI autumn leqfage gold and red,
ANA heard the passionate nightingale
Keproach the of June
TIL from red-crimsOn she turned pale,
Wanner than when the weeping moon
, Looked down on dead Endymion.
From rose to lily thus she grew.
TIL Ike her own sad ghost she shvered In the dew
An foolish one, refrain, refrain.
Or by this slight thy love is slain,'
MY dreaming lips had surely cried,
But that the bird his mistress wound
Perceiying, such magic tide
VI sorrow po1rs that from her swound
She lifts her head In dear astound,
And back from lily to radiant rose,
Through every true-lovs tint, her blushing beauty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-19

Monkeys are, as might be expected. pop
ciar as pets Unfortunately, they disturb
the harmony of ship more than any other
animal that could be obtained For their
weird powers of mischief come to perfec-
,Ion "hefe there are so many past masters
In the art of animal training and nothing
atofds greater amusement to everybody
but the sufferer when 'Jacko" takes il into
his lmpish head TO get loose and rayase
the contents of some fellows bunk or
chest So much is this the case that MANY
captains Will not allow a monkey on board
their ship at all, feeling sure that how
ever pcaceable a lot of men he NAV have
found his crew to be before, one monkey
passenger is almost sure to be the fountain
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
|, W. Hardrich & Bro. I NE & sh Sfsisssgsn

9tut9fteS 9faiI Sroer Snmie anf Der GrOe.
Wir f6nreu bic @onIumenten NIT u einen, &tquotS
uno al9emeinen &aufmamH Stpaaren 3u ben
nteoriSften DISQUALIFICATION p%erlor9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
@etiet etaatsntattt ttt Sobe=
ntfeiteraetuato.

8ie ber papIt Seq ber 9rei3ebnte bic
&atboIiten in Grantrei9 tpieberbolt CUR
Sreue gegen bic &epublit gemabnt un6 iie
bor Der Sbeilna6npe an monar9tf9en 1mz
trieben getparnt bat, 10 1T ct tpie0erbolt ben
l1mtrieben Der GarIiiten in @panien entz
gegen9etreten, tpeG4e bas iebiee cOnftitutiO>
nele &Dnigt6um bur9 bus itreng legitiz
m;itii9e unb abfoluttfttfde 0es 9On Gar
los gu erieben fu4en.
Nber biele ber eifrigiten &atbOlifen in
Srantrei9 unb in @panien, felbft otele
Prieter, f9Gagen bic Warnungen bes gretz
fen, tlugen &ir9en9auptes unb Staatsmanz
mes in ben 8inb.
Nr1 in bic neuefte monar9ti9e Ser
I6p0rung in Srantrei4 itnb fpl@e 8atboz
ltten berpifelt. 1nb biele priefter rnb
2aien in benz ungliidli9en Spanien arbeiz
ten fir BEN Gurfismus, I'm Der &seterung
Der &Dnigtnz& egenttn unb ibres inngen
Sobnes Elm gnOe gu mu6sn, ben Prdten<
benten 9on Carlos duf ben Sbron 5u err
6eben uno bas unglidli6e 2ar6 neuen
I9redli9en @irren preis3ugeben.
@an3 i'm @inne bes 8apites trat bteIen
&atbolifen ber neue &urbtnalz@r5biI4o
BON Solebo entgegen. Nu9 in 6irten6rtez
fen empfa6G ct ibnen treue @nbGn9li6fett
an bic &eligion unb an bas 8aterlunb
unb narnte 1e bor ieber 50rberung bes
Garlismus. Die GarIiitenpurtei begann
nun cine leb6afte Ngitation gegen ben &arz
binal. 9ie1er a6er tpunote fi6 an BEN
Papft NIT Der Srase, ob ct re4t ~BebanDelt
bdbe.
9as NntiportI6retben bet papfe5 auf
biefe Mnfruge 1T tiir8ltb in SpleOo etngez
~troffen. Seq Der 9ret3ebnte 9tebt in ieirem
8riefe aunG6ft ieinem S4mer5e bariiber
Nusbrud, baB man ben &aroinal in bie1er
8ei1e angegriffen, namentltb bu er feI6er
bic &atbolifen Spariens 70 oft in gGeidsr
MeiIe ermu6nt babe. 8efonbers peinlt9 lei
es ibm, buB fid an bieien Nngrtffen 2eute
bet6eiIigen, bic fi3 ionft fir Stiiben Der
&eligtpn unb Miberfa9er 9erienigcr aus
geben, tpel6e bic r~eligiDfe unb eeieq16aFtz
li9e Srbnung u%ntertpiiblen. W0rtli6
19retbt Der 8apf:
nSol9e aatAuIifen arbeitsn in @irtGidz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
Gin WorSpoItrnH.

Wtr finb nun etnmal inmitten elmer pez
rtooe bon Sru~itgriinbungen, tpes6ol1 IpIte
nt4t uu4 duf benz 9ebiete Der geographic
I4en, Defenders Der observation-disclosures
bic btsber ale miB9lidt ftnb, Elm / n t er :
nattonaler Sruft gegriinbet per6en,
I'M nit b~ereinter &raft unb nit bereinten
W}ttteln 5u errei9en, mas bis6er ben ein@
3elnen 1t~nternebmungen ni9t gelungen iF2
S9on bor 3pet Sa6ren, nadbOem Nanz
lens Noropolfabrt gef9eitert mar, mad]ten
mir ben 8orf4lag, baB bor @llem @n9lanb,
9eltti 4Gano, S9tpeDen unb Normeger
unb Die Ser. Staten, bieIei9t au6 no9
Srantrei9, RuBlanb, SeIterreib unD Sta
lien 3uIammentreten un0 tire electromagnetic
item @eograpben i'm 8ereir NIT ben ti6z
tighten nno erfabmnften Norbpplfa6rern
einem gemeinf4aftli6en ptan ausarbeiten
ut1b bann nit gemeinf6aftli9en Mitteln
CUR @usfi6rung bringen lafen 1olten.
@ir f4lu9en bumals bor, ge0en BEN
9torbPol etappennetfe bor3uriiden
unb auf Dem gan3en @ege @tationen eins
3urt9ten, bic nit probiantborrdt6en berz
fe9en uno nntereinanber telegrapbi16 perz
b1noen tperoen io1en.
Sine berarttge @tappenfette piirbe aGIerz
bir9s biel @eIb foiten, aber fel61t tpenn
Nftatonen barauf gingen, piirbe bas enbz
lt3e 9eltngen Oo9 btel neniger foften,
als 0as WtBltn9en after bia6erigen
8erfu4e, Die ebenfalls T6on MiQionen berz
i9lungen baben. Sreili6 tpir6 bann audi
ber Hubm bes @in3elnen ntbt 10 oldnaenb
1etn, ober es tperben immer npdb ber Sc
fabren genug iibrig bleiben, bic nur UNI
b%dnotger Sori4ungsbrang unb duBerte
So0esbera3tung GIT iibertpinben oermag.
GS geret9t uns CUR grDBten @enuqz
tblt1tng, baB auf benz iebigen @eograpbenz
cOn9rehe 81 Berlin Srihtiof Nonfen,
Der interchangeable alter lebenoen Norbpolz
fabrer, einen d6nliden @or1&lag eemu6t,
ndnrlt3 b~erlangt fat, baB bic nG8fe grpe=
Ottton cine tnterndttonaIe, bur1 bic
BeItrdge Der Souptz& ulturitaoten i'm qr0Bz
ten MaBitabe ousgeriiftete iein Toute.
Sa bdtten mir alio einen NorbpoItruit
gum 3pede Der 8efrisbigune zines ~ipilTsnz
t3aftltfen Snterefss, benin Elm pruttiI6er
9}l1be1 tpirb ME unO nimmer babel bera1sz
lprtn9en. Die geOgrapbiT&e SorI6unq
tptrO ii6 aber aud6 ni6t eber beru6iqen,
ols Bis iie isbes 5ledben auf unTerem Grbz
ban anfgef1nben unb tennen geGernt fiat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
Semofrati10er GIepeGamosSa6.

Cine Der bempfratif9en S6orbeiten in ben
gegenndrtigen Wa6lfdmpfen 1lno BET dn0ez
rem politil9en 8etpegungen beite6t i'll nil
t6enben S9impfereien ouf @rprGIiOent
@rpber Glepelanb. 0eil er, Der bon ber
bemOtrati16en Purtei NIT 6iilfe bieler un=
%abbdngiger Stimmgeber i'm Npbember 1892
gum 5~tpeiten Male in bic PrditbentI9aft be-
r1fen parb, bur9 peiIe u1b fraftbolle MdBz
regeln, Der Spl6eit 10 bieler feiner parteiz
genofen gum 9robe bas 5%indn3peIen uno
Die Sire Der Nation gerettet unb iib pie Elm
unerI9iitterli9er Sells Der nu~bnitnnigen Gill
b%erItrOmung entgegengeftemmt bat, tpirb er
nod INNER duf benz bemofratt13en Stump"
als @errGtber an 1~eirer partei unb als ibr
8erOerber beim lebten PrGitoententpahl>
fampfe, unb ais Elm BON @ott unb Meni9en
perIafenes poIitii4es llngebeuer DerI3rieen
unb perlGftert.
Sober perniinftige Menf3 in Der @elt
ipeiB, bdB Die bemptratif4e 9urtei lire
i4tperen Nieberlagen beSbalb erlitt, neil tie
BON ben 9efunOen 5inan3grunbTdben GIeDez
lambs abfieI, pie ct iie in ieiner eriten ut6
~3lpeiten PrditDentIduft ~betbdti9te uno tpie
er fe audi ais Observation-Disclosures
offen altsgeipro9en bate.
Snbem 0emDtratif9e Gtumprebner ieBt
hire GIepelanbz8 aus benz
IeBten PrdiioentenipubItampfe tpie0ertGuen,
begeben tie cine groBe @emein6eit, 3ugletd
dber cine nod 9r0Bere Oummbeit. 0enn
tie itoBen oaburh auf'S Neue cine groBe Nnz
5abG 9emOtruten por ben &opf Die 1i9 nit
Stol5 nGlepelanb : 9emptraten" nenren.
Qu3 benienigen G~IebeGanbz9 9 motraten, bic
in lebter 3eit tpegen Der @rpanIionsz 9iinben
Der republttdni13en Partei 9ereigt fein mo9z
ten, gu ben Siinben Der bemofratiI9en parz
tel Elm Iplge 3u3ubriiden, ntrb bur9 bic
niebertrG9tigen bemOfratifben Mngriffe auf
ibr groBes pplitif9es @orbiGh Der @ie6erz
anf9luB an bic bemotratii9e 9urtei rein
mnrDgli4 gema9t. SIN blinben Sab auf
ben beiten Der 0emotraten berf9eu9en 70
bemofratif4e Stimmfibrer unb Ginpallfer
cine Menge BON Stimmen, o6ne 6eren 6itlfe
t4re Partei unm09li9 1ieqen fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
stDmetsnte seeet Den artessStemH.

prGiibent Mc8inleb bat in berf9tebenen
Geben ouf feiner 9egenpGrtigen &unbreiie
berebt bic grpbe 8ereitnilligteit geprieien,
pomit i'm 8iirgertriege unb i'm &riege gez
gen Spanien 70 @iele freitpiGi9 urter bic
@offen traten, num bic 51u9ee unb bic
g6re Der Station UNI ieben Preis dufre9tz
5ubalten unb fir bic gere9te @d9e gu
fGmpfen". = gs lit pabr: du9 nod i'm
bortgen Sabre benin Nus6ru9e bes &rieges
nit Spanien ~teltan ft3 groBe S4auren
f~reipiGiger &rieger, ia tpeit mebr als man
beburfte.
90 fam es, baB trpB bes S~ruppenbez
barfS duf Cuba unb portoricp Elm 1%tattliz
DIES aneritantI9es Seer auf ben p5ilipptz
men angefammelt tperben fonnte melt
5a6lrei9er, als 0as englif4@dgbpti16e Seer,
nit peIAem General &it4ener i'm Suban
bic Ma9t bss &balifen brad.
M6er bas Seer auf ben pbilippinen 1T
in ben bortigen, tpenig erfolgrei9en 8Gmz
pfen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unb bic bieier
&dmpfe miiben SreipiQigen muBten mad
9auIe gebra9t tperben. l1nb nur lang1am,
langIam fommt mittelIt Nntper6ungen Der
erf orbsrIi9e Grfab rtrrb Mebrbebarf 3uz
Iammen. Sine Dem PrG1benten teinestpegs
~unfreunbli9e, i'm 9egent6eiG gegentpdrtig
feline partet i'm 8a6ltampfe in feinem 6etz
mat3sftaate etfrtg unteritIBenbe 3eitrng,
bas ngtncinnatter @oItsb1att",
tbut buber ben StoBIeuf8er:
Set ungefd6r bret Monaten 1T bic gez
9ieruna Der Ser. Stuaten an Der Qrbett,
Inn 16 OO0 Mann am3unerben,
lit bamit aber nod nt9t gu @nbe.
0as biirfte tpobl beiier als Nnberes betpeiz
fen, bab bas 2unb nt9t in Der
2age 1T, GpGpntaGppGttit II
tretben, bu es Die bie5u nDt6tgen Sol
baten ni9t aufbringen tann."
limb bieIer Mangel an 8riegsGuit troB
ar bes 8riegsrubmtaumels in btefem
Qanbe, unb trob Der oft betpdbrtam 9inge>
bung unb Supferteit feiner 8iirger!
ga, es 1T ri9tig: nur aus Der Nbneiz
gung eegen ben 3tped bes &rieges auf ben
qbilippinen srtldrt fi3 bic ge9enpdrtise
&riegsunluit.
@ie tommt es aber, baB bon 9enen, bic
Iib in politif9en 8erfamm1ungen unb BEL
her 8eI9luBnu6me bon politif4en gonOenz
ten fir bic pbilippinenzpO liti bes prditz
benton" better f9reien, 70 ber5tpeifeGt 8ez
nige in ben Nnperbungstuben erf4einen.
Mte tpmmt esq
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

Ser. @taaten bel i6rer bis9eri9en 8e1rloftgz
felt ber6arren, bamit ft9 @n9GdnOer.
9eutf9e, 5ran3ofen unb &uf1en in bic lib
rige Welt .tbeilen tonnten unb mir bas Na9z
f9duen bGtten.
Ser Nmeritaner tit ober Elm eminent
pratttf9er MenI6, ber felbit auf bic
@efabr bin, bus MiBfalen beutf4er De-
mofraten gu erregen, genug SOl0aten in Be-
reit19aft 6alten nirb, UNI bic thinner mebr
fi9 ausoe6nenben Sntereffen gegen iebe u NJ
rempeGung europdif4er @rpaniioniiten
gu f9iiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

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i6rer @9lupfpintel berausfommen, uno oerz
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