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Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
A GREAT GIFT TO EDUCATION.

The real value of Mrs Leland Stan lords gift to the university in Cali iornia, named after her sen, is said to be S3S ,000,000 If it were necessary to convert it instantly into cash it is claimed that $15,000, 900 could be rea.- iZcd.
 If this estimate is correct it stamps his gift as the greatest given to edu- cation in this country, if not in the world The public has been agreeabiy surprised at the liberal endowment conferred cn American universities in the past A steady stream of gifts has flowed into the coffers of the older educational institutions and new col legos have been founded annually. The munifice3ce of such men as John Hopkins and John D. Rockefeller has established universities which are rap idly taking rank with the best in the world. But their liberality is sur passed by the gift of Mrs. Stanford who in this respect is carrying OGt the wishes of her late husband.
 Leland Stanford started in life a poor boy and by perseverance and in d0mitable energy gained a large for tune. But instead Of using it for his personal gratiffcatiCn he planned . great institution which will benefit mankind perpetually and left nearly all his fortune to it. His purpose as completed by his widow is an illus tration of the emptiness of the cry against the modern millionaire. Their fortunes most always return, sooner or later, to benefit the people through some such benefaction as the Leland Stanford university. - Philadelphia Press
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
WHAT MAKES SUCCESS.
It's the Man, Not the Job-There Are
 Possibilities in Everything

we are forever going to begin work in earnest tomorrow" said MT. Stay bolt, "and we are never satisfied with the job we've got, and we perform the labor involved in it in only hall hearted manner, but we gre going to work in dead earnest when we get a job to suit us.
 'HThe fact IS that tomorrow, when we get to it, will be to us as today is to us now; we shan't feel any more like work; and that other jcb when we cone in actual contact with it and see it close at hand, won't suit Us any batter than the one we've got now does.
 "The truth is that we are dawdlers and shy of work, and trying to get along just as easy as we can. We hate to pitch in and go at things
 "The time for us to work is now, not tomorrow; and the job for us to collar is the enc we've got Round that up in style: do the work completely and thoroughly and you'll be asto2ished tC find how you'll bring it out and what chances there are in it. And every body that knows about your work or is in any way concerned or affected by it as 1t is done well or ill., will be delight ed to see it well dOne-eveFybod likes to see a job, whatever it is, well done and pleased with tn dOer, and there's money in it every time
 "It isn't the job that makes success it's the man; and don't you forget it." New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
WANTED TO TAKE HIS PLACE

Secretary Alger recently received novel letter from a Pennsylvania girl which rather startled him and stamped the young woman as heroine of the highest type. She has sweetheart sylvania infantry, new on duty in the Philippines. He was desperately ill and homesick and had written his family asking his discharge The young woman assumed the task and wrote Secretary Alger a letter in which she made three propositions
 The first wss a commonplace one, which simply asked that the sick sol dier be discharged and sent home. The second was one which made the secre- tarys heart swell in admiration of the girls courage. This was a proposal that if the soldier could not be spared she should be permitted to take his place in the regiment She tod Gen eral Alger she was a strCng, healthy and robust girl. fully competent to per form all the duties of a soldier and would be of infinitely more service to the government than the man confined in 9 hospital. She then begged the secretary to .et her go to the Philip pine islands tci nurse her lover if neitheF of the proposals. were accept able 10 him. Secretary Alger did not lose any lime in acting in the matter, and immediately teiegrapheG General Otis to discharge the soldier and send him home on the first transport Ieav- ing for this country. H. then wrot=
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
COPPER. THE VAL VERDE COPPER O., LTD :,

Owns mines and II adjoining claims in Ari- zona's richest copper sectton. Properties cover nearly miles in length on the great United Verde copper lode. Ores run higher in returns Of copper per ton than many large dividend payers Its Mines are not experiments, but have been proved rich by over years work. Low Expente of operating has been proved in the same practical way Gold and Silver showing in low st workings indicate thIt these metals alone will in fu.ure pay all expenses. No Stock has been donated to any one for any reason whatever. Shareholders in this company. therefore, all stand the same basis, that of actual cash subscribed Its Purpose is solely the business ot produc- ing, buying and smeltin copper ores and selling the copper. Practical Miners, thoroughly understanding the operations of copper production, are in charge of the mines BusfnesS Men of repute, aggressive and ener getic workers. are al the head of the com pany. and have already placed it on sound financial basis.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

GoOi Profits are assured, the possibilities of enorm profits great as those of any copper mine in the world to day. These Profits come from the rich of its mines, and the immense earnings ( I its smeIter through buying ore from anu smeltIng ore other miners. Large Opportunities for ore purcbasing and custom smelling exist in the Val Verde Co.'s district.
 E cling the first company to erect smelter, if will secure all this trade, and thus add heavily to it's income.
 The Development of the companys own prop -rties, aud the open field for these additional lucrative branches. cal for greater smefter capacity than the 40 ton first contemplated NIT C NJ. Fennell Treasurer Of the company, leftf for Arizol 8 May 9, to contract and arrange for the erection of 200-ton shelter, of which 100 tons will be blown in on completion, the remaining loo tons being held in reserve. Present Price of Shares is par $5; subject however. to advance without potiee to S7.50 or more, at the discretion of the Directors.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
A SCARCITY. OF ORATORS.

When the people of Wolf Creek first decided to hold a Fourth of July cele- br3tiOn they announced on their bills that President Mckinley would be the orator of the day. Later they found they could not get President McKin- ley. and invited Governor Stanley, who, it developed. was also engaged for that day Then they invited Sen ator Baker, Congressman Bailey. State Senator Matters0n, and Hon. T. 0. Dillingham;, member of the lower house, not one of whom could be had. The Wolf Creek Herald of this week announces that Elder Rcece of ;he Camrbellite church will be the only speaker-Atchis0n Globe.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

The best thing about the new French ministry is that the minister of war is an honest man and a sound soldier, though a marquis and a royal ist. Ills military habit and training are warrant that he will suppress Jew batting riots as s5ernly as he sup pressed the commune. and his per socal honesty gives promise of clear ing out the carricn of the general staff as soon as may be after the urg ent step of DTeyfus' retrial. Perhaps GalHffet is the man tFis unhappy France has been waiting for, though he IS bit old for the work that is to b. done.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

We wonder which MT. Atkinson feels the worse about-the lack of in terest in his reasonable pamphlets or the fact that Boston is one of the live Hest enlisting places In the country Things are going as contrary with him as they did with poor old Mrs. Gummidge.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

If Phoenix fails to get a good show ing in the next census returns it will be because the residents of the addi- tions, who get their living in the city and who ought to have a direct inter est in the growth of the city, fail to rise to the occasion. We are glad to know that the annexation spirit is growing. Speed the day when the last addition shall be included within the city limits Then will Phoenix stand in the proper light before the country.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

The same dispatch which tells of the prohibition at the peace congress of those explosive bullets that spread out easily in the human body tells of a way already found to evade the spirit of the prohibition while adher- ing to it's letter. Among nations, as in municipal government, good laws are of no use if enough men wish to evade them
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

The death rate from sickness among our soldiers in the Philippines is less than it is in New York city. Military rule is far more efficient and merciful than Tammany control
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

the young woman a letter telling her what had been dCne, and compliment ed her for the nobility of the sacrifice she was willing to make to relieve the sufferings of one of Uncle Sam's sol dier boys.-From Washington Let
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
A VAL VERDE FAD" "

 son the stocobbng schemes which being exploited valuable share of the Limited in following tsemen which Cincinnati Enquirer:
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
A SECOND THOUGHT.

''Fargh! he is Of 2e cana;lle! I hate heem. Loueo, hear-r-r me-I will smash hses hatI'
 ''No. Henri. do not do eet zey will send you to ze zpr:sonc for four-r-r ye3rs."
 "Ah. zen I will smash hat zat ees hke he's. '-c!!sveland Flaln Dealer
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

From the tone of certain territorial papers we judge that some of the fake mining corporations have shown them the color of their money.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
LIVERY ONE WHO comes to

LIVERY ONE WHO comes to IA ORACLE is delighted. No sick people here. People in rundown condition recoperate here very rapidly. Why IS 1t? It is because they have the best of food and that wei cooked, and breathe nothing bot the purest country air.
 Acadia Ranch has long been famous for the above conditions. Write for descriptive book let to E. s. DODGE. Oracle Ariz
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

Directors: Emil Gang, Sol Lewis, l. T. T. Smith, Charles Goldman. s. Obsr- fielder, E. N Dorrin. J. D. Monihen.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

CORRESPONDENTS.
 The Bank Of California. San FTanciscz Eai6flaw & Co-....-..- New York National Bank of Commerce. St Louis Natl. Bank of Commerce.. Kansas City First National Bank -...-.--.-.-- CnsesaS Farmers & Merchants Natl Bank.
 .--.....- ...-....- ..-.... Los Angeles Consolidated Natl. Bank ---..... .Ttseso1 Bank of Arizona -...---..-.-----,. Prescott Messrs. N.N. RnthschiIds s Sons
 s-.----- s-.-.--.'~ ss-'''''-'. 's''stsshocs Vidtors are Cordially Invited to Call
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
III.

Der grpBe Mi9u mar germ in Der Initalt
gu %unIerer ni9t g~eringen @erpun0erung.
Nur cine Marter bate er aus3uIteben, ben
6unger. Ser groBe Mi9u bate Be tdnbig
9unger.
Sd fam MIDI ni9t erinnern, iemalS einer
Gbnli4en 4ppetit geieben gu 6aben. gr, Der
febr itol8 mar, GieB ii9 man9mal 81 ernie
brigenben &onr0bien berbei, Tim ein 5tld
8rOt, irgenb einen SmbiB BON uns gu erbaz
I9en. Inter freiem 9iutmel, am 5uBe Der
Seealpen aufer3ogen, lit er nod mebr ais
mir unter Der ma9eren NnItdltsfot.
9as mar einss unIersr bGufigiten Sc
Iprd6stbemutu, i'm 9ofe Der Wauer entz
lang, bic uns ibren ipdrli9en @4atten
Tpenbete. Wir anbern paren etpa5 BEETLE
@fer. Namentli9 zines g%etpiilen Stodz
iif4es in bruuner unb ~getpi1er 8oDnsn in
tpeiBer Sauce erinnere i9 midi, bic Elm
@egenTtanO oueemeiner @ertpiinf6ung pa=
ren. On ben 5a9en, an benen 0ieIe Sc
ri6te auftau6ten, ppQte bas S9impfen
fem @nbe nebmen, Ser grOBe Mi4u
i4impfte e6renbalber nit, pbpObl sr gerre
Idmmtli4e feds portiOnen feines Slides
oerfdlungen bdtte, Gr betlugte ii4 nur
iiber bic Nuantitdt Der @peiien, Ser GU
fan bate i'm, um bas MaaB boQ at MAJ
den, unten an ben Slid geIebt, neben ben
Pion, einen f9mG9tigen &ntrps, Der uns
auf ben @p%d3iergdngen rau9en lteB.
gao3 Der 9ausorbnung batten bic pions
Nnre3t ouF 3pet portionen. Nun muBte
man, tpenn Wirft tie auf ben Slid famen,
Ieben, nit mas fir Mugen Der groBe Wtihu
Die beiDen Murtenoen, bic eintrG9tigIi9
Sette an Geite auf benz Seller bes tleinsn
pions lagen, betra4tete.
sd bin bOppeIt 10 fart tpie err, 1ugte
er einmaG gu mir, nunb er betommt 3peiz
mai fobtel uls i4. @r IdBt ME etpas
iibrig, oliO tits linn ntdt gu Oiel."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
Smn9ersnntb 1tnS 9eF lit SnSiem.

"C~I'
9ie Nnfangs SUM- ~beginnenben paiiatz
Regen CMOnfun"O, tpel9e BET nOrmalsn
8erbdltnihen i'm Mpnute Septem6er gu
@noe geben, BADEN in bieiem Sabre f6pn
nit 8eginn bes Suli, tpentgftens borIaufig,
aufgeb0rt, NIT Nusnabme bonn Roropeiten
unb Der 8engalzPrObins. Oieie TeAn finb
fir Die. geiammte 8aumpo1z, Gtisz, bic
9etreibez II. |. IN. @rnte unumgdnglid not6z
tpenbig; auBerbem liefern fe beinabe ben
ganaen 8eOarf an Srintpaffer unO fiiGen
bic ganaen tiinftli9en 8etpdferungs : In=
lagen, bon benen bieIe Oiitrttte ab6dngis
finb. Mit aGem benz tit es nun traur!g
befteGt, unb ie1bt penn bic paKatz9fegen
ipieber eintreten %ioIten, fdmen tie fir bic
9erbit= unb @interernten bereits 81 1pGt:
oieie iinb I9on berloren, unb cine Sln9ersz
notb eri9eint unausbIetbli9. Ser WafIerz
beDarf fir bic @ifternen unb 8epd1srunqsz
3tpede tOnnte our3 anbauernben Heqen
spar gebedt tperben, tpenn bieier nun in
bDppeIter Bis bierfa9er @tGrte iofOrt einz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
Otn9e, pom 5enen man niht fpridt
9louoerftubie BON Gurt b. SeIau.

Wenn t9 BON 0ingen rebe, bpn benen
man ni9t ipri4t, 10 babe i6 iol6e i'm
Sinn, BON benen man in Der @eIeGi9aft gu
Ipreben bsrmeibet. 9as S6ema brau6t
oarum nod lange tetnen %oerfGngliAen Nnz
5tri9 an3unebmen, benin gerabe Die natiir@
li9iten 9imge, tpel3e unier 0enfen un6
Gmpfinben oft Iebhaft bsi6Gftigen, gebDren
gu ienen, BON benen Der quite Son gu iprez
9en berbtetet. Nun gi6t es iol6e, bic biez
fem 8erbot a61olut unterliegsn, urb aroere
pieber, auf bic es nur be7timmten perfonen
9egeniiber @eltung bat.
NIgsmein gebrdu4li4 1T bic Srage: Wie
gebt es Sbnen? Wobei Der Srdgenbe in ben
Ielteniten SGIen at benz 9efinoen Oes g.
fragten tpirfli9 Nntbeil nimmt. Sci bielea
MenI9en 6Gngt bas 8efinben aber ni9t Bios
bon ibrem p6piii@en 8o6lerge6en, %ionoera
aud BON ibren MISUNDERSTANDING ah.
Oarna9 gu fragen, 1T unf4idli9, pie
iiberbaupt bes @elbes, be1en ia Sebermann
gum 2eben bebarf, i'm Salon feline @rtpd6z
nung geI9eben iol. 5ragt man bus SrGuz
lein Mibi, pes9alb ie Dtefes uber ienes toItz
1piel;ge Concert nt6t baiu9t, 10 tpir6 fe
ni9t Der @a6rbeit genrdB iagen: vtpeil mir
(ooer meinen @ltern) ba3u bas @elb feblt, "
Ionbern nu6 irgero elmer Nusrebe 1u6en
uno beItenfaus nit Der 1mf6reibung anti
tporten: vtpeil es mir mein Stnan5miniiter
ni9t erlau6t." 5ru9t man Srdu Nbele,
tparum Ie in bieiem Sommer nt9t nu9
OItenbe ober ct. Morib, fonbern na9 IT.
genb einem (biligen) Ort BON SiroG ge6t,
10 pirb Iia ni9t iagen, neil ibre MitteG es
i6r mdt geitatten, fonbern bic bp9ienii9en
.@Or5ige Der siroler Sommerfrti4e gegenz
i6er oenen bes bornebmen Seebaoes unb
bes faf6ionabten f@tpei5erif4en 60bencut<
ortes berbor5ubeben tra3ten. Die abIoz
lutte &uba, bic i9 fir meine Nerben brau6e,
finbe i6 MIR in Stroll" go ungefG6r pirb
bic @usflu4t laatsn, tpa9reub ie Del f9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
San DOMINGO.
Der erofe mid II.
2onenette BON emile Cola.

On einem Nabmtttage, in Der 8ieru6rs>
pduTe, nabm MIDI Der groBe U}i4l1 auf Die
Settle, in cine gde bes 9ofes. Seine Iaiene
mar ernt unb flDBte mir cine gepiRe 4ngft
eiu, benin Der groBe Mi9u lit ein itdmmiger
8uri9e NIT rieiigen SGuiten, ben i3 mir Inn
teineu preis gum SeinOe Bate MAIDEN mol
len.
v6Dr' NAL" fagte er nit feiner rau6en,
ben nod bulb ungei6liffenen 8auern perz
rat6enben Stimme, n90r' mai, t6uf 9r
mit?"
&ii6n fagte i9: nSSa." @eI9meideGt, bel
etpas nit benz groBen Mi9u %3uIammen bdz
Bel gu fem. Nun febte er mir uuseinanber,
6aB es iid I'm Elm 8omplOtt 6anble. 8as
er mir anbertraute, erfiiQte midi nit eitem
Tol9 t0i tli9en 8spubtiein, tpie i9 es ieit6er
bieQei9t ME mebr empfunOen babe. @nOz
lt9 Iolte i3 eingeben in bas 2cben nit 5ei<
men toGen 8agnifen, t4 batte Elm Ge6eimz
nib gu bepabren, einen &f gu beite6en.
unb ii6er, ni9t Der fleinite She'll an Der
ipilben 5re1tbe iiber meine 11eue gfole Gig
M2itf9ulbiger mar Der beimGi5en 9eflem@
mung 3u5uf6reiben, bic t3 %Der1pirte BET
benz @ebanten, MIDI berart blO53uIeGen.
Sd itanb benin audi in beGer 8eipun0ez
rung bor inn, pdbrenb Der groBe W3ibu nit
mir fpra9. Sn etpas barf9em Some lpeihte
er MIDI Elm, ME einen Hefruten, gu oeien
Gnergie man nur m~ittslmGBiges @ertrauen
Fat. = 9o4 Der ponntge S9auer, Der mid
bur9rieielte, bic ber3idte Miere, bic ID
beim Qnb0ren BADEN muBte, ga6en ibm
f9GieBli4 cine Before Meinun9 BON mir.
DIS BE 9IOte bas 3peite 3ei6en CAB unb
mir 8eibe uns in Gei6' unb @tieo 1teuten,
UNI in ben 2ebrfauI 3u~rid5ute6ren, iagte er
lei1e:
yGs 1T aGfo abgema9t, nt9t tpa6r? =
9u bift auf unierer Seite, 9offentli9 bait
9u feline Nngit unb perrGt6It uns nt9t9"
80 nein, 9u fOuit iebeu. Sd i4p0re es
Dir"
Gr fab mir felt, mie Elm gereifter, ber>
itdn6iger Mann ms 9eIi9t nit fei1en
grauen amgen unb fiigte nod bin8u:
vSDnft meiBt 9u = I6lagen tperbe i9
Did nibt, aber ale ioQen es piIfen, BOB
9u elm @errdtber biIt, un6 fem Msri4
lpiro me6r nit Dir fpre6en."
Sd erinnere mid nod bes ei9ent6imGiz
den @inOrudes, ben bieie 0robung uuf mid
ma9te. sic CAB mir tpa6ren 20penmut6,
= Meinetpe9en, ml1rmeGte i9 oor MIDI bin,
unb penn fe mir 5%tpeitauIenb 8erIe 5ubifz
tirten, bor MIDI Der Seufel, tpenn i6 Wtau
berrat6e. Mit fie6erbafter lngeOuIO mar
tete i9 auf bic gfenstunbe. Die Reoolte
Toute i'm Speiiefual bor ii4 geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
epadoentlae autsots staata- Bsttna,e, aattoodn 20. sspten,ber 1899.

Imgegeno, Die groBen unb fleinen Hentiers
n~dnnten i'm nt9t me6r anbers als: bie1ep
S9elm, Der Midu.
9sier S@elm, Elm bieberer, ltngebilbeter
Munn, f4idte Ieinen Sobn in bic Mntclt
BON 81 @abri4einli4 molte er, Der @o9e
gu @6ren, bic er nur NIT ben Waffen in Der
9ano gu Derfe3ten 9epuBt bate, ieinen
Sobn gum @elebrten MAIDEN. Wir Sdiler
batten bon Der @ei9i9te munfeln gebDrt,
Die fir uns u%nieren &amerabsn gu elmer sez
fir9teten perI0nlt9teit itempelte.
Ser eroBe Mi9u mar iibrigens bieG dGtsr,
als mir. @r 5dblte beinabe adt5e6n, pbpp6l
er erf IN Der pierten &lafe lab. @ber teinsr
pagte, i'm ~bestpegen uufou3ieben. Gr gez
bOrte gu ienen, Die ibren gefunoen MenI9enz
pertanb beftben, f9per lernen uno 19ner
begreifen, aber mas er puBte, bas ioubte er
gritnbli3 unb fir INNER. 8aumitarf, pie
nit Der 9ol3art 3ugebauen, mat er 6err llno
Meeiter in ben 5reiitunoen. Sabei bon
elmer %Ieltenen Sanftmut9. Sd babe i'm
nur einmal aprnig geIeben, er polte einen
pion, Der uns einreOete, uGle &epublifansr
ieien 9iebe unb M0rber, 9erabepegs ertpiir=
gen. 8einabe Bate man ben groBen Mi9u
Dor bic Sbire geIebt.
Grt ipGter, tpenn i9 an msinen ebenaliz
gen S9uIgenofen 3uriidoa6te, 1T mir bas
@~eritdnOniB fir fein eefebtes,e fruftDolss
Nuftreten getommen. Sein 8ater bate i'm
b"ei3eiten gum Manne gema4t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
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Nun 6atten bic &GbeGsfii6rer befhloTTen,
DAB man it4 enbli9 gegen ben StodfiId
in brauner unb bic 8o6nen in ipeiBer
Sauce auflebnen miifie.
Natiirli6 boten bic @erI9p0rer benz aroz
BEN Mt3u bic Sberleitung an. Der &riegsz
plan oteier 9erren mar punberbar sinfa9,
es geniigte = ba9ten fte - nit benz Up
petit gu I~treiten, iebe Nabrung bon Ii6 gu
%tpeiien, big Der Director feierli@ erfldrte,
8erbHferungen eintreten gu lafen. 9aa
@inpiligen bes groBen Mi9u in oieIen
Pldn lit elmer Der T9Dnften .3iiqe bon
Selbftberleugnung un6 9elDen1inn, bic if
femme. @r ii6ernabm es, bic 8~etpe9un9 gu
leiten nit benz faItblItigen SerOisatug iez
l1er alien &Omer, bic fi3 fir bus @Ggez
rsetntpobl opferten,
U&an beoenfe, i6m mar nt8ts Daran qez
legen, ben Slid unb bic 8o6nen ber16tpinz
ben gu ie6en, er hatte nur ben einen Muni4,
mebr Oaoon, 10 biel er BADEN noGte. su
betommen. l1nb nun 1pQte er au benz
alien AUDI nod faiten! @r 6at mir fpdter
g%eItanoen, baB feline repu6GitaniI6e Suz
genO, bic isin @ater INN eingeprG9t, bus
SoliOaritdtsgefii6l, bas unterorbnen bes
SnDioiouumS benz @obl Der @eIammt6ett
g~egenii6er ME auf cine 6Grtere prp6e eez
itelt tpOren fei.
Qm Nbenb, i'm Refeftorium, es maj ber
Sag oes StodftI9es in brauner Sauce
na6m Der Strife leinen Nnfang nit elmer
fpirtft3 er9e6enoen ltebereinItimmung. Nur
8roo' mar 9~eTtattet. Die @eribte marI6iz
rem artf, mir riibren fe ni9t an, mir efTen
under trodenes 8rob. limb 6as nit ernfter
W}iene, o6ne uns letIe gu u~nter6alten, nie
bas IOnit itbli4 mar. g2ur bic aGeinen
ti9erten unb la6ten.
Ser groBe Mihu 6iert fib pra6tooG. St.
ging an 0ieIem eriten M6eno 10 peit, nt6t
einmu[ 8roO gu efien. Dte GGbogen auf
ben Slid geitemmt, iab er Oerd4tli9 benz
Pion gu, Der eifrig ab.
Mittlerpeile GteB Der NufIi9tfI6renbe ben
9ireftor rufen, Der tpie Elm Wirbelninb ms
3tmmer itiirmte. gr fubr inns grimmig an,
fra9te, mas mir an bteiem @ier ausauieBen
RGtten, bas er tOitete unb fir treffli9 err
flGrte.
Nun ftunb Der groBe Mt6u auf.
nSerr OirettOr," fugte er, noer Slid 1T
perborben, mir itmb ni6t Inn Stanoe, Jpn
9erunter5u6ringen."
49," rief Der atrirps BON ptOn, nod ebe
Der Director gu Worte tommen fonnte, limb
an anberen W6erben bu1f Ou bic S9ITel
beinube alein arsgegefen!"
Ser grpBe Wtt9u tpurbe buntelroth. Qn
iensm AbelO tpurben mir einfa9 gu 8stt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20

Minifter bes Snnern; Senor Serrer, 9riegs%
mtniter; Genor pareio, Miniter fir 0ffeut4
lt9en @rebit; Senor Smitb, Min;iter fir
0ffentliGe Qrbeiten; SenOr N6elarop Nrisz
menbt, Qderbaumintiter; Senor pa6ano,
6anoalsmini1ter, unb Senior Mosquerd, I'M
terri9tsminiiter.
Nd9ri6ten aus Ga @uandrd, benz 6az
fen bon Caracas, Der 9aupttabt 8ene3uelas,
meG0en, baB Die bene3uelant If Sc
b olutip n unter Der SiGrer53aft bes Sc
nerals Gipriano @aItro gan5 ibertpGlttgenbe
9imenItonen anntmmt, trob Der mdifen6af=
ten Giniperrungen pOlitii6er peri0nli4tetz
ten, bon benen man tpetB, bab lie in Die Be-
tpegung 9eeen bic 8egierung osrtpidelt ober
Der 8erpidlung BARN berbd@tig unb ri9t
i'm Stdnbe finb, re3t3eitig bic 9fei6en Der
Sniurgenten 3u errei9en. Die Hegterungsz
truppen BADEN 5pei f9nere Nieosrldgen err
litten unb maf1en6aft Munition unb Eager
ausrii tungert berlpren.
Die 8egierungstruppen BADEN fpdter
Prerto @abeao tpieber genommer unO 8iez
fen fid bort unb in Ga @ictoria SuTalnmen.
SIN @fiumptiOn, Der 9aupttaOt BON g q :
raguah 1T bic 8euIenpeit aus9ebrO4en.
megifo.
PrGftbent 9ta8 er6ffnete am
Samitag ben &pngreB. Seine 9Oti9aft
mar lang unb bef4dfti9te iiA nit ben perz
f6tebenen Pbafen Der SbGtigteit Der Naz
tionaloertpaltung i'm IeBten Dalben Sabre,
Inter @noerem bteB es burin: rl1nIere 8ez
5iebungen gu fremben 2Gnbern buben feline
@enberung erfabren, a%usgenommen I'M GIN
ftigen Sinne. Gin Nuslieferungspertrag
nit ben 8eretnigten Staten 1T in Strait;
nit Stalten nurbe negen zines Nusltefez
rungsbertrages nnterbanbelt unb ptrb oerz
felbe benz &ongreB unterbreitet tperben; NIT
ben Nieberlanben nurbe Elm @dnoels= unb
misunderstanding b%erein6art." Der Prdz
ftbent befpri4t bann Die SrieOensconferen3
i'm 9adg, Die 9elbfieberfrage, Die Nusfu6r,
Die SS1buitrte, ben Selegrap6enz urb Soft
bient, Die @intiinfte, ben SaOianerzAufitanb
Il. /. N.
9us 8eftnben Der s. emabGinoe5 prdz
fibenten 9ia8 bat ii@ 3par SebeIert, O04
mar ie niht i'm 9tanbe, an Den 5eitli9feiz
ten gu @bren bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tb~eil3une6men.
San Domingo.
@enOr Suan SiibrO s imine5, Der Sc
perber UNI Die PrGfibentf9aft BON San Do
mingo, lit an 8orb bes 9ominifaniI6en
&riegsi4iffes nPreibente" in IAN 90
n 0 ungefommen unb nit GROCER Be-
geiiterung ~empfangen pOrOen. IS 1T nod
ni9t befannt, mann Die WabG itattfinoen
fnirh G1pnentnHr+ir III ma 0nnh r1thi1