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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-28
OLD AND NEW SHANGHAI.
Official Corruption Prevents Progress ana

onacial Corruption Prevents Progress and
!, = I'll zSsz3 Enlightenment. Bs
The first thing one sees in China,
coming from this direction, is the city
Of New Shanghai. It is a fine modern
city, with numerous factories, we'll
equipped, lighted by electricity, with a..
wide boulevard, lined by magnificent
row Of business houses three or four
stories in height, with handsome resi-
great many conveniences of modern
civilized life. One would suppose that
all these desirable things, taken out
there and put right down before the
eyes of the Chinese, would excite their
admiration and stimulate desire to
have the same advantages. But we
pass through a gate, through the high
stone wall that separates New from Old
Shanghai and find ourselves in the
midst Of typical Chinese city-a city
making about the least pretense to de-
cency and cleanliness of any city in the
empire, says a writer in the st. Louis
Globe-Democrat. We ask the citizens
Of Old Shanghai if they would not like
to have clean water and clean streets
and houses with grass plots around
them, and they say: "No. Our ances-
tors for thousands of years have dis
pensed with such things, and shall we
set up ourselves to be wiser and bet
ter than they" I was told that the
citizens Of New Shanghai offered to e1-
tend their water supply free Of charge
to Old Shanghai, in the hope OF avert
ing the pestilence that came from the
canals. A committee from Old Shang-
hal was sent over to examine the
water. Its members went back and re-
ported that they did not like it, that it
had no body to it like the water OF
their canals, and that it had neither
taste nor smell" It might be thought
that there would be some hope from
the litterati Of the country, but the
litterati live in the hope Of obtaining
an office under the Chinese system, so
that they stand like stone wall Of OPP
position against all changes or reforms.
The education of these men consists
largely in the memorizing Of books
from 1000 to 5000 years old, and the
things they know are things that come
| as near as anything in the world could
| come to being worth absolutely moth
ing. Those who by bribery and some
other means do at last receive an Off
cial appointment receive but nominal
sum as salary. They are supposed to
| supplement this in such ways as they
can-by pilfering money that passes
| through their hands, by exacting
money from litigants and by torturing
| accused persons until the highest
amount possible is wrung from their
| relatives in order to secure their re-
| lease. There is nothing that presents
| such tremendous obstacle to our mis-
sion work, says DR.. Chester, secretary
of the foreign mission board of the
Presbyterian church south, as the Off
cial system in China.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-28
Denmark's Leniene King.

Some years agora frank courtier, who
was protesting against a proposed act
OF leniency, told the king Of Denmark
that he was mot feared as king
should be-" His majesty laughing re-
joined: Il can forgive you SO long as
you do not tell me I am not loved as a
king should be- That is criticism
no ono would wish to make, /" replied
the courtier. Then ! must live up to
my reputation, e said the king, as he
signed the pardon which had been un-
der discussion II Bits.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-28
HOW, FANNY WAS SAVED.

20 = =
34 f AL - Es "a
Not many months ago Fanny was
struggling for life in the Atlantlc's icy
waters, q thousand miles from land,
while Capt. Scroggles, her owner, was
being taken in a life boat, with his
half-clad, half-frozen crew, from their
sinking steamship. @"@> 4 @s%
When the captain left the. white
cliffs Of England on the Dago, bound
for Baltimore, the weather was so
pleasant that the dog was "deck
passenger going from stem to fore
castle, and taking her after dinner nap
In the sun. A January gale struck the
ship few days out, and the force OF
the wind and waves opened her seams
and caused her to founder. Before
she sank, the Aller, bound for New
York, hove In sight, and answering a
signal Of distress, sent "a life-boat to
the Dago.
Three times the brave German sail
ors pulled from ship to ship with their
human freight. Capt. Scroggles and
his officers being the last to leave. It
is rule Of the North German Lloyd
steamship company, which owns the
Aller, to save only human life from
wreck. What was to be done with
the dog? 1t was the last trip. The
boat was dangerouly loaded already,
and If she were taken aboard the Off
Ger in charge would probably lose his
position.
There was a Yankee seaman on the
Dago who had made friends with Fan
ny. Give me that rope in the stern,
captain" said he. II can rig it so we
can tow her,
AS the boat pulled away, the dog was
dragged after it by a rope fastened
around her body behind the forepaws.
Half the time buried in the waves, it
seemed as II she would be dead before
the long half-mile was traversed; but
she never whined, and now and then,
when she was at the surface, the cap
tain could see her paws working like
blades in a paddlewheel to keep herself
a1oat.
Fanny evidently realized that it was
a life struggle, and tried to aid the
men by taking the line in her teeth
when too much exhausted to use her
limbs. This kept her head above
water until she could regain strength
enough to swim.
At last the ships side was reached.
just at that moment, however, the
rope slipped and the dog was adrift.
Two OF the sailors caught her forepaws
as a wave threw her toward the boat,
and the Alters captain graciously al
lowed her to be drawn up in it to the
davlts, after the men had scrambled
up the sides with the aid of rope lad
der. She was taken to New York and
thence sent to Baltimore.
Fanny is part collie and part water
spaniel. Her coat is a glossy brown,
but where the rope passed around her
1t has turned partly white. When
her photograph was taken, on Wash
lngton's birthday, at the base of
Washington's monument in Baltimore,
she wore a blue ribbon on her neck In
'honor of the day, but her head is
turned so that it is concealed.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-28
A Wise Precaution.

Jones-"Coyne was worth over mil
lion when he died and didn't leave
will" ~- .r..gs r.
Brown-'tI wonder why?"
Jones-''I guess he wanted his heirs
to get the benefit Of his wealth instead
of the lawyers % -
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-28
Then They Became Enemiaa.

+ Ethel-"Ah, no; shall never mar
~" Maude- Oh, don't say that. Why,
you must have at least half your life
before you yet."-Chicago News.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-28
Should Be Too Quick for It.

..If I should try to kiss you | sup
pose you would call for help" he said,
inqutringly. IF you are 80 everlast-
ingly slow that call for help would
do any good she replied. It would
serve you just right Il + did. &C chicago
Post.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-28
why She Did.

/ Clara. i love to be with you.
why. Edith y When I'm with you.
know you are not gossiping about
me. Tit Bits. =5l55
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-28
LIFE ON A WARSHIP,

A modern Warship is like a moving
village. 1t has to house and feed and
give employment to it's inhabitants,
and to place them at certain points at
moments notice, to face unknown
conditions and to face them coolly
and intelligently. You can imagine the
confusion in village Of 500 people
should they be dragged out of bed at
midnight by an alarm of fire.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-28

Little Miss Fret and Little Miss Laugh.
Cries little Miss Fret, in a very great
pet,
Il hate this warm weather: it's hor-
rid to tan.
1t scorches my nose and blisters nv
toes,
And wherever I go I must carry a
FAM 5r.'
Chirps little Miss Laugh, "Why I
couldn't tell half - -.
The fun I am having this bright
-,, summer day. &1 a,
I sing through the hours, l. Gull pretty
flowers, -, 1 .... ~. ( ~.
And ride like a queen on the sweet
smelling hay" ..*. IL VI
Wide Awake Temperance Reciter.
& A little girl who knew nothing about
encores, found fault with the audience
i at a recent children's concert. I know
we didn't make one mistake" she ex--
claimed, "and thsy made uas come ont
and sing Il ill OVER again. :
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-28


=. = ..-' -. ~.
But in the floating village of the
warship discipline and training have
taught the inhabitants to move to GER
tain places and to perform certain
work when they get there, within the
space Of two minutes. And the labor
does not consist entirely in manning
a gun and pulling lanyard. That is
snowy work, the work that tells the
dispatches, and which is illustrated in
the papers.
There are also those who serve,
"who only stand and watt" who see
nothing of the fighting, but take equal
risk with those who fight, who have
none of the consciousness that all is
going we'll to inspire them, but who
remain at their post in the semi-dark-
ness below deck, shaken by concus-
sions above and not knowing how soon
the sides of the ship may part; or the
decks below rise, or a projectile crash
bursting and burning through the deck
above and choke them with vile suffo-
eating fumes.
They feed the fires with coal and
haul on ammunition lifts like miners
in a coal pit. Their work is just as i'm
portant as is that of the gunner who
trains and fires the big gum. but when
it is over they go back and set the
table for the officers mess or play a
bass viol in a string band or sweep
out the engine rooms. They are just
as valuable to the village as is the gun
ner's mate, and they should be remem-
bered.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-28

There was a Yankee seaman on the
Dago who had made friends with Fan
ny. "Give me that rope in the stern,
captain" said he II can rig it so we
can tow her.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-03
aopa9'S ,,,n
c' @iQer
beiuerflteuigen
SpQitdnbt9e Serbauun9a

SE 5olq. i6rtr rantibiGi3i.u q Gi5tni6u'ttr
fimaIir,u f, Die 2ebsr b,i 9biOuo,runa Der Sale
uno p.r,u gbeauQ ourt o, SaamQdng,. Si1s
9i1tH in Sosu pom jpe bis ottr rtgtn rdl6 be
1bdtisstt Der 9ebsr uno b.tV,i,n ben Vdttnt'H
bon Oit,n gei&prbeH. Sine oDtr Bpsi bon 8nes
paD's Qinsu t6orib pom Ssr,u eenommtn, pt1s
bujoisu s6ucr!en ur.trpOrfsn fnO unO otreu 9ss
Der nitt ritiG fuHttionirt, balteu Oas Spfm in
i,in,r Rt0smdBgttit urD f6srR enc esiuuDe S.rs
oauuna.
Sd btfinot mid 100 Ntiltn bon Ser n6tf'u gpOz
ibttt UNI tpunibt, oaS Sit mir tn SustnO Sbdbs
teyH Sbrsr Qqtn isuOtH. Sd lsiot Wnsttls
Rbsamatismus uro mar isit 9 Woudtsn IN pOi'
Springs Wtirt 4eb,r uuO 3itr.n tnb otiilirt.
9b tinos, D1B Gbrt QilsH bel mir btHrsn SrtolI
,rjtlttn, ais ale WtOBintn, lDel9, id ndbm, aas
bic gdOsr, Die i'd briuttt.
G6uHgspou
n. Samss,
Qauauas ioaIa, 9uma. Gouuts, grijOnd.
ben g. Roptmbtr 1893
6brs R1o0papsQil,r bub,n in mtiu,r sSumilie
@uHotrburts qsIstfttt IRcnt GiHDer, nsHn re
trdnt Daren, Durbtu ourb otn @'brdub iotort uHo
compltt 9ebsilt 9l0BIiht GrfdltuHgsu uno Sodss
,utsiinourq taru i6 raid bs5sbtn mttt,lt 3bres
&,aDp 8.ltsi uHb Sbrtr piltn.
SieI.lb,u iolttH in isOem ouusbalte borrdtb9
i.in, fs osrOj'Htu 3iss in DOpptttr 9Inh4ts
pa ts iSfort btIttn.
NdtuH0gDol
Or. S. 6. 6 d5usibsr,
Et. 60, 6uDiOnsStr.. 6ObOf,u RS, una
IimtssguiIoinq, RsDs0ort.
Sen @. WIdrJ 1898.
Set Satr.n lit i'd an Hbsumatsmus uno Spss
pepN, unO fam Iu Dem GnfdluH,, Sbre 9iQ,n ga
g,broudtH, Ab fan0 iCfOrt btOtuttnos Grl'i9tts
rune, Fiiblt mid pis Gin umtr Wtnib, ItitO,m ~
Dttitlb.R u.bm, uHD m0dte iebt nidt obne ft itin.
8as 9HFGbI MtOieicit uno S6Idirigi,it, oas
i'd b,iaB. if oduJIjb ptri5pure.n, Die 3pspspfe
l:b mad unO mcn,n 3btumatismus bin i6 ooqs
tdroiQ los geporDtn. Sd bin iufritotn Q'r,lt,
fuenu erraHD, Der nrit Oen qltben Q.iOtn btbafttt
1T, RaOtpap's 9iucu prObirt; fe iu'rOtu tbH b,s
fimmt iurir,n, otrn id bin Du Gnfbt odb aas
Rranfbcttn pOu Stm ep'ttm psnn ts auStr OroG
uuug 1T, b.rrlbr.n - Die 2.btr 'unttionrt nibt
8eores g. ScalIb
9r. IS, 8aFau=etr., Rtlpsgorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-03

Utdr b.adtt Ole foIo.nO,u Spmotomt ntI6, rs
6,i SriranfuHo,n Der 9srOouunossCrsa ,nttts
len: 9tritopIuHp, iuH,rt 30morrboi0tH giutqus
bruug mad otm 9Opft sdur. i'm Waesn. ntbelH
t.t, SoobrtnneR, Abntlguuq Qteen SpuitHt
SbDTt i'm Dlae,n, aures AuTitoS,n 9,6pd6ter
ODER o.ritdtttr 6trli6tao gmpfnDurgtn iurS
9ufiprnQen Opr GEtiden bel m Gitotu. sd2po6ts
StH.frat, 6lsd,H oo.r Stusb. Dor p,n Guon,
btibpEosu, e,Ib, Saut uuo auotu, S6m,r,tu IN
Der Stits, 9ruit UNI s,r @li.o,rn pt6sli6ss aufs
treisn DON 8ss uRs 8rtnntu i'm Jloib.
Giniee 50ien y a map g 9ilI,n 5frtIen
sas Srf,m ben erpahHttn Storuuo,n.
9r.is 25e pro S9a3ttL gu 6a5eu t,i sGea
apotbetern GDsr p,r Qoit ouianot
Rabpap / O., 0r. s. GlmzStr. RspsQort.
ll.brIussn Ss ii6, OaS S; Faoipap's ,r6atsH,
uno itbeH Cir parauf Dab Der ffirmaHom,a it aux
itstm aabri.ats btiIrOtt, sas Sic t1uttR. u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-03
Gin Sd)meferm0rbcr gelgndt.

81 HenO, S.I5., 2. Nugulf. :
Mun msloei bier, oaB 5aplor Sirf,
pslfer am 4. Suli feline S4peHer gu
GolOsa ermotosis, lebte Nu4t gus louo
G6tsf, na6s Dem S6auplabe oes Berz
bre6ens, geiGnht tpurbe. GlouoGbef
l5sgt in WaTbita Gounlb, SO Weellsn
bpn Ger rIa9iien 5elegrapbeni itatlon.
airf enttum nu6 oemMorbe uno tpur>
be erIt .dnsere 3eit barauf in Segds
einssfanaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-03
Gin Snruaou.
9robe 9er6eerungsn in Gli3abet6, a.
5. - G;iidliGsr WeiTe gingen tei=
ne WenI6enlebm psrloren.

@lt3u6etb, +, rs, 2. 0uguIt. -
Sin GornGoo ri6,ete beu!e Nu6mittag
grobe 8erbeerungen an unj0 mari ouF
Feiner 6rei 9ep;srie brsiten Spur biele
@ebduoe ii6sr ban 9aufen. @r tum
aus TiiopeItlider Hi9turg uno BAUER
te etpa 3e6n Minuten. Die S6iirre
Der 1. uro 3, 9resbp!er;uner Stride,
Iopie Der Sentrui 8dptiI ItsnzSir6s
ipuroen umgeDOrfsn, Das QDceums
56sdier, Dos Star 5bsatsr uub p:els
@o6n6duIsr entoa6t urio eine Men9e
5eiegrap6en pfd6le umgefpebt. Oas
8o4 be5 'Siar 56saters fu9rte Der
Wino Stpei @ebierte lpeit meg. Q(Is
StraBen Iinb nit Srummsrn gefullt.
Sin als 9emoen 5ubrif bsnuBtss
brei eifDdiges 9ebdube, in peffem 0uz
benoe DON MdIbden arbeiteist, tpuroe
eniba9t unb auf Die Sei!e geIegt, 70
Odb es abgeriRen lperoen muB, ipenr
ss niGt BON lel6It einHiir3t. Sine Puz
nif eni ltanb unter ben Mdo4en, oo6
enttamsn 9lue unpsrlebt. Ou5 Dad
Der Wobnurg be5 Stabtrutbs Mitz
gDieoes HeInbauDt puroe 3pei 9eoierIe
melt bapOngeFiibrt uro 5erT6meiterte
in Ieinsm 9erubFallsn Die Settle zines
onDsren SuuFes. Der Wino 5srHreute
bic W}Dbel Deler t6eiineiTe 3erIt0rten
Wo6nun9en auf sinen tpsitsn umfreis.
Der umgeporfsne S6urm Der 1.Yresz
bDsrianer Stride fiel in einen 6rieoz
bof uno rib ben @ro6ooen oermaBsn
uuf bab Oisle Steiette gu Sage tratsn.
Qu4 mebrers aits8dume in Dem 5risbz
6oFe IpurOen umgeps9t, unb in Den
bierDur6 eniTtanoensr 206ern tparen
msnI6li6e 9e6e5ns uno S6Gos[ gu Iez
fen. Stromenoer 3egsn 6egleiIete ben
Sturm. @liidlifer WsiTe gjngen feiz
ne Menf6enleben Derlorsn, unb nur siz
ni9e lpen:ge PeriIonen nuroen bur9
berobfallenoe Sriimmer lei9t perIeBi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-03
sturmstpritidt.
Sin Srfan an Der aiiIts BON 5loriba.
- @iele 9io6sbotI4aften tpd9renO
Der nG6Iten poar Sage erpurtet.

- 9iels 9iobsbotT4aftsn pG6reno
Der nG6Iten paar Sage erportst.
SaGfabaifes, 5Ia., 2. Iuguit.
- gara6eIe, Elm bliibenbes StGot6en
am 8olT bon Merito, fiibpeItli6 Don
bier. tpuroe bur6 einsn gsItern uno in
DER lebten Radt piitbenDen Sturm
fat gdn5li4 5erItOrt. 9iele i'm 9afen
Iie9enben 5d6r3sugs gingsn untsr uno
bic lunge Nerfte lit er0BtentbeiIs De-
moIirt. Sn 2anort iinb piele 6Guier
uno pupillOns 5eritOrt, unO ss perlauz
tet, buB Der 0ampfer rGrescent5gitD"
5ipH6sn Ipula9icolu uno GarabelIe
untergeeongen 1T. gu ct. Wlarts
iolLen mebrere MenideH ertrunfsn
iein.
Naebrsre SGuIsr nurben in Ct. Sez
reTa 5srft0rt, Die McSntDrez, QF6z
more unb gurtiszMIbIen baben oroz
ben S4aoen erlitten. Gin 9er1onenz
5ug Der rGarabeue, SaIabaTse uno
8ulfz9abn" perungliidte 35 Wfsilsn
BON 5uGu6ofee, bo6 gingen babel
feline Menf6enleben berloren. Der
5elegrap6enz8ertebr 1T unterbrp6sn,
unb @in5sEn6siten fsblen nod, iebo6
mar Der Sfurm elmer Der beftigIten,
psl9e isit pielen Suhrsn Die 9iiits
5lorioa's beim1u6ten, uno man fiir6z
tet, buB bic naalten paur Sage Diels
6iobsbotIhaften brin9en peroen.
9isle Giienba6nz8riiden Iinb ourh
9odpaFer fortgerifen tporosn, uno
Der 9abnosrfebr iIB NIT DisIen Sefabz
rem psrtniipft.
DIE StaDt 2{paIuctucold, an Der
Miinoung BIS GfottahocAee : 8Iper,
lit Don allem 8erfe6r abgci i6nitten, u.
feline Nufr;6len firo DON bort 3u erz
taneen. Die 8er1esrungen an Der
ga6ntir:e p;roen ui5 snorm gei3ilz
bert. W1an munfelt, baB bic 3a6l Der
Grirunfenen 3u ct. Murfs Is 6etrdgt,
oo6 i'll ni6ts @etpiHss gu ermitiein.
Der onee6li9 uniergssangene DAM
pier Crescent giip" oerfe6rts 5tpiz
{den 9(pala9;cpla unb @arra6ellu. Die
gsmannulng 6eitarb aus o4t perfoz
rsn, pd9rsno bic 3uH Der PahagRre
ni6t ernitttlt 1T. Der @apiIGn oes
OanpFers iit als Tebr Dorii6tiger
Mann 6efannt uro Die Nd6ri6t iiber
cen llnisrsang Oes 5a9r5euges ffroet
bier p&ni9 @laubsn. Cine unterItiiz
burqg Expedition piro morgen bon
f;sr naa o.n tsimgeFn4ten OHtrItten
abgs9sn.
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Sampf auf Ge6u.
Sin fleiner sies bel @l Garbp.

81 nilo, 2. Q(uguf, 3.55 Na6z
mittags. - Poitnabri6ten BON Der
sSnfI Gebu srgeben, Dab eins Gpmz
paQrie 4merifaner bor elmer Wo6s bic
3tpei Meilsn bon Der @tabt Gl Barb
seIeesnsn 5ilipinozS9on3en angrifF,
Die SnIurgenten itanben untsr benz
8efeble Der 9ebriiber Glimacos, pelde
reibe unb einflubreide Mdnnsr ftnb.
Der areu5er uG6apleIton" bomburz
birte bic Stellung Der Silipinos, unO
bic 2sBteren 5o9en ii6 8uriid. Der
8erIult Der Mmeritansr 1T gering. Die
4npelen6eit Der 9ebriiDsr Glimacos
an Der Spibe Der Sn1msenten mar an
gebli9 cine 5oIge 0iretter 8efe9Is
Qsuindlbp's.
Die st 8udfebr Der Ysnnf1Iz
bdnter.
Gan 6ran5isc o, 2. MuguIt.-
Sus 10. 8e9iment BON 9enn1plpaz
nien, tpsl9es 9eitern ouf Dem Srunsz
portoampfer nSenotor" bier Qntam,
bat in bem Pbilippinenz6slo3ug einen
9arGuit BON % 5obtsn erlitten. @isbsn
arunte unD 8ertpunoets befinbsn Ii6
auf Dem SOfpitaai6iff n8elief," tpe(z
fss 1eute Morgen einlief. Der DAM
pier rSendtor" 6at am SSuBs bon Der
5olfonzStrabe unselagt unb bsute srz
folgt bic 2anoung Der 6einfebrsnben
5rsitpilIigen Die 9iirgerI6aft bat
einen feitliden @mpfang porbsreitet,
Der Dumpfer mar crit beuts srtpartet,
unb fein por5eitiges Gintrsffen bat
plOBli4e Qenoerungen i'm 5s1t Yroz
gramme notbig gema6t. 2eiosr piro
bic freubige Stimmung burd bic
aunOe Des 4blebens bes S6erItsn
Satpfins, Der auf Der 9idfabrt an
9oro bes nSenator" am 5irnf6lus
itorb, sstriibt. 0us 8sgimsnts9Gpmz
manoo fat S6sri itlieutendnt 8arnoIp
iibernommen, unb bic Qusmulterung
piro, uuf Wuni9 Der Manni9aften,
bier in Gan 5run3i5co erfolgen. Oas
1pe5ielIe Gmpfangs Gomite aus Dem
Staute peHniplpunien bat ii6 perfpGz
tat unb piro erit 9sute QbenD eintrsfz
fen.
SberIt 9utptins mar pon gsginn
bes p6ilippinen Selo5uges an Elm
tranter Munn sstpeien. Gr blie6 a6er
i'm attiDen Oienit, obtpObl bic Qler5te
ibm onrietben. iih frunf gu melDen.
Sein 3uitanb peridlinmerts ii9 unz
Ter BEN na9tbsili9sn tlimatiI I9sn Gin
ftuiie. feline arafts idpanben uub auf
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eut(At Sparbank pom Baltimore,
geamaoisungsseiud absemieien.

Wai6ington, n, .. 6, 2. NuguIf.
: qrdl dlioent Mcainkp bat Das Sc
Iud um gsqnaoiguns 9enrp Games
gr prdTOenten Der nImeriean Naz
tionul gunt" BON Nep Orleans,
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9uchthdl1Is BON Ship perurihellt.
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lamb.

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ri9t pe8 purlamsntariIden Gpmite's
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tltsrssYenIionsn fir 2lrbeiter purOe
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QQsn bsDiirFtigen Qlrmen BON 90 Sab
rem eins Wp9enzpenIion pon 1925
Bis $1.75 3u getpGbren. 9a5 Gomite
p;rp bem Parliament in Der nd9Itsn
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fen, nit einem Iolben 9orI6iage Die
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pem Seioe gu i0lagen. OieIs peroeH
ss nidt pagen, Dem 9lane grunoIGBs
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piro in 6o,ge bieIer Nu4ri4t erpar=
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Nprtb Baltimore, g., 9.
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bic 9ipb5po5t It ni6t.
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