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The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-12

The finance committee of the Twen-
tieth Kansas entertainment reports the
following additional subscriptions to-
dav svveIIine- the total To 81 n4R On
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-12

No such thing as summer com
plant" where DR.. FowIer's Extract of
Wild Strawberry is kept handy. Natures
remedy for looseness of the bowels.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-12

A Penny For Your Thoughts.

was just thinking if you would get a
bottle of Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup It
would cure your cough and let your wife
sleep some tonight. Guaranteed. r. W.
SQuireS, pharmacist
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01
LET EVERYBODY ATTEND.

The Cantata of "Santa Claus Expect
ed will be repeated at the Academy
Of Music tomorrow night Owing to
the many other attractions and business
demands a great many people who
wanted to attend were unable to do 50
and have requested the ladies in charge
to give it again. Besides being a very
tuneful cantata, well sung and acted
by the little folks the receipts from the
performance are donated to very wor-
thy object. lie everybody attend the
second performance and encourage both
the little workers" and ladies who
have worked very hard to make it sue
cessful. General admission % cents and
10 cents for children. Remember the
date Monday night, January 2, 1899.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01
Personal.

Mr.. Charles A. Cook, of Warrenton.
is in the city.
Captain Percy Gray, of Greensboro, is
at the Marlborough.
Mrs. Il. s. Jerman has returned from
visit to friends in Warrenton.
Miss Jerman, of Warrenton is visiting
at her brothers. Mr. r. s. Jerman
Miss Ella Davis of Beaufort, is visit
Wilmington street.
Mrs. I. b. Wilkinson has returned
from visit to friends in the eastern
part of the State.
Mrs. DR. III. G. Blacknall, of Water
bury. Conn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
c. G. Latta. of this city.
Mrs. Will Cowie, of Lawrence. Mass,
is visiting her friend, Mrs. W. II. Smith,
on South Bloodworth street.
Mr.. w. G. Petty. president Of the
Carthage RailIbad was in the city yes
terday on business mission.
Grand Secretary Woodell returned last
evening from Washington, \. c.. where
he organized Il fine lodge of |. 0. 0. il.
Miss Bette Dee Davis, of the State
Normal College at Greensboro, is spend
ing her holidays with friends in this
city
Miss Jamie Valentine, of Corsicana,
Tex, is visiting her uncle and aunt,
AIR and Mrs T. j. Bashford, on Polk
street
Mr. e. +. Rogers, of Concord, spent
yesterday here on business connected
with settlement of the estate of the late
Judge Boykin.
Mr. John Ellis night clerk at the Var
borough, has returned to the city. He
went to Henderson to attend the funeral
of his brother.
Col. Woodruff left Friday morning to
rejoin his regiment tthe Second Artillery
now stationed at Savannah. 1t leaves
for Cuba in a few days.
Mr. Joseph T. Bachelor has returned
from Baltimore. where he went to attend
a meeting of the directors of the Raj
eigh and CASTOR Railroad.
Hon. Il. NJ. Simmons returned ycster-
day from I1oaisburg. whore he spoke
at the banquet Mr.. Tosephus Daniels
who also spoke Mt the banquet, went to
Wilson to visit his mother.
Rev. S. F. Merrill, ID. D.. of Rochester
y. Y. is the guest Of President Mcserve,
of Shaw University. He comes South
to escape the rigors of the Northern
winter. DIR. Merrill has had pastorates
of large churches in New York and Maine
and for fourteen years was the secretary
of the Rochester Theological Seminary.
He is the first white person born in
Nebraska, where his father was a mis-
sionary to the Otoe Indians from 1888 to
1910.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01

The board OF trustees of the Baptist
Female University meets here in April
TO elect faculty for that institution.
The matter of the selection of professors
and executive officers is now in the
hands of special committee, appointed
for this purpose.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01
HIS LIFE WAS SAVED.

Mr.. ]. Z. Lilly, a prominent citizen Of
Hannibal, Mo-. lately had wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling of it he says: Il was taken with
Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened. | was so
weak l couldn't even sit up in bed
Nothing helped me. / expected to soon
die of Consumption, when / heard of
DR.. Kings New Discovery. One bottle
gave great relief. j continued to use it,
and now am well and strong. l can't
say too much in its praise" This mar
yelous medicine is the surest and quick
est cure in the world for all Throat and
Lung Troubles. Regular sizes 30 cents
and S1.00 Trial bottles free at any
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01

1t is probable that Mr.. Henry Blount,
of Wilson, will be SEQUEL to lecture
here during the Confederate Bazaar f9r
benefit Of the l.. OBJ. Branch camp fund.
Mr.. Blount was here yesterday and
thought he might be able to lecture
here at that time
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01
y. G. Reports, second hand, S1.65.

y. c. Reports, second hand, S1.65.
Pemberton and Jerome new Criminal
Code and Digest, $500.
n. c. Code, revised, Mechanics Liens,
Simonton Federal Courts, Famous Lee
gal Arguments. \. G. Manual, $3.50
each.
Cameras complete with outfit. $500.
Graphophones with outfit, $1,000.
NEW YEAR CARDS
And the latest line of cheap Bibles.
WANTED AT ONCE-ALL KINDS
OF OLD BOOKS. WE PAY CASH
OR EXCHANGE.
81, 900 REWARD OFFERED
For Smiths History of Virginia and
other books.
Send for a list or catalogue. Ship us
d lot on trial or send us an order. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
SOUTHERN BOOK EXCHANGE,
Raleigh, n. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01
BACK FROM MANILA.

Mr.. w. L. Smith has returned from
Manila. and will resume his position as
dispatcher for the Seaboard Air Line.
He started back on November 10Th, and
was 81 days on the way. He spent .
days in Honolulu. Mr. Smith went to
Manila July 31st. and left November
18th. lie says the climate is very disa-
greeable, hot and punied. and the ma
tives, as rule are Il miserable mixed
set. He doesn1 think we need to annex
any such country.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01
WEEK OF PRAYER.

The ladies Of this church and con
are cordially invited to attend
the services of the week of prayer for
to be held by the Baptist ladies
of this city in the Sunday school room
of the First Baptist church every after
noon of the present week. This after
noon at half past three an unusually
large and interesting collection of Chinese
curios will be exhibited and explained.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01
THE RUMoR UNFOUNDED.

A reliable citizen of Selma in dis
cussing the rumor that an attempt would
be made to lynch the negro Tom Smith,
now in jail here. said that the rrmor
was unfounded and that it did the law
abiding people of Selma an injustice. He
declared that no organization had been
or would be made for any such pur-
pose Tom Winfrey, one Of the men
injured, is able to be out.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01

Mr.. S. A. FaclSler, Editor of the
Micanopy (IFla.l Hustler, with his wife
and children, suffered terribly from La
Grippe One Minute Cough Cure was
the only remedy that helped them 1t
acted quickly. Thousands of others use
this remedy as a specific for La Grippe
and It's exhausting after effects. Never
fails. j. Hal Bobbitt and Henry T.
Hicks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01

Horrible agony is caused by Piles.
Burns and Skin Diseases. These are
Immediately relieved and quickly cured
by De Wits Witch Hazel Salye. Be
ware of worthless limitations. J. Hal
Bobbtt and Henry II. Hicks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01

Sheriff Page received two new prison
ers yesterday, both negroes. sent here TO
await trial at the next term of court.
Reuben Weathers from st. Mary's
township for stealing coat, and Lonza
Moore from Little River township, for
concealed weapons.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salye
cures them, also Old, Running and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons,
Corns, Warts. Cuts. Bruises, Burns,
Scalds. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Best Pile cure ON earth. Drives out
Pains and Aches. Only % cents box.
Cure guaranteed Sold by all Druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01
CITY ITEMS.
Don't forget to write it 1899 today


Don't forget to write it 1899 to-day.
The beautiful Christmas music heard
last Sunday will be repeated in most of
the churches today.
The annual meeting of the Capital Club
will be held in the club rooms next
Wednesday night at = o'clock.
The holiday vacation given by the Raj
eigh Male Academy ends to-day. School
opens tomorrow morning.
The new year anu the cold wave
came in together They both struck
town last night about II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Hay viii give
a New Years reception Monday night
complimentary to Mr. ana Mrs. Gilbert
Hay.
The colorcd people Of Raleigh will to-
morrow celebrate Emancipation Day.
The meeting will be held in Metropolitan
Hall.
Reuben Gill negro man. was yes
terday sent to the roads for ten days by
the mayor. Reuben had been disorderly
and was unable to pay his fine.
The will of Rev George Washington
Dunn. (co), deceased. was admitted to
probate yesterday. The widow, Susan
Dunn. was named as eXecutriX.
The number of licenses issued in this
State to building and loan associations
during the year was thirty three. OF
these. twenty-seven were issued to do
nestle associations and six to foreign.
Citizens of Millbrook called at the Of
fee of the Railroad Commission yester-
day and entered objection to the dis
continuance of the agency at that place.
as petitioned for by the Seaboard Air
Line.
The last will and testament of Mrs.
Susan A. Crenshaw, deceased was adj
mitted to probate before VIM. Russ
clerk Superior court yesterday. DIR. Fl.
II. Harris, of Wake Forest, is banned
as executor.
Sheriff Page received two new prison
ers yesterday, both negroes. sent here TO
await trial at the next term of court.
Reuben Weathers from st. Mary's
township for stealing a coat, and Lonza
Moore from Little River township, for
carrying concealed weapons
1t is probable that Mr.. Henry Bount,
of Wilson, will be secuted To lecture
here during the Confederate Bazaar for
benefit of the L. OBJ. Branch camp fund.
Mr. Blount was here yesterday and
thought he might be able to lecture
here at that time.
The board OF trustees of the Baptist
Female University meets here in April
TO elect faculty for that institution.
The matter of the selection of professors
and executive officers is now IN the
hands of special committee, appointed
for this purpose.
Keeper of tho Capital Burns was
yesterday putting the finishing touches
on things at the capital, preparatory to
the meeting of the Legislature. He
says the halls have been thoroughly
cleaned and renovated and all is now
ready for the Solons.
The Confederate Veterans Association
of North Carolina will meet in special
session. Wednesday, Jan. %, next, in
Raleigh. All camps of u. G. Veterans
are requested to send representatives, and
also Confederate organizations Of every
character in the several counties. Con-
federate soldiers who may not be mem
bers of any camp will also be cordially
welcomed. Special rates are expected
from the railroads, and Il large attend
ancc is requested, for important OBJ
jects. BY order of
J. S. CARR, President
C. b. benson, Secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-01

Keeper Of tho Capital Burns was
yesterday putting the finishing touches
on things at the capital, preparatory to
the meeting of the Legislature. Tie
says the halls have been thoroughly
cleaned and renovated and all is now
ready for the Solons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-21

in San 9eoro W2ucuti uno ftatteten
Dem 6auptquartier bes Generals Rin2
einen 8eIu9 a6.
WG6reno Der 9(npeTenbsit oer9si'ls
T4aft fam es, tpie I6on beri6tst, 3ipt=
I4sH Den S4arfi6iiben oes RegIments
oor @a!ifprnten uno elmer QbtpeIIun9
Don SnIurgsntsn gu einsm le6haftsn
9sfe9te, in bsFen 9erfauf Die 8lT4'
in 9uaoaloupe in grano geriet6.
Qomiral OetpeD psrfoigte ous Sc
Ta6t 3piI9sn ben 5reipiQigea uno R.=
5eQen bom 8alfon in 9enrdl Sings
6auptquartier. @r fuBte Die 3ipstl9e=
Tedtslinien, peI9e nit 5elogldIsrn
oeutii6 9eIs6en perbsn tonnten, lhurF
in's 2tu9s uno Idisn 9roBes Snt'reite
III DEM 8apldnfel gu finoen.
gla6 neueIten BON Sloilo einSetroFF2z
nen Na6ri6ten ne6men Die MarinSIoIz
ooten pom 3reu3er Bottom" fir lta
Oas alleinige @eroienIt in 2(niPru9,
Die Staot erobert unb Die SnIurgen=
tsn6dnoen, tpal6e bic Stdot in Brand
Itedten, 5erItrsut gu 6aben. Die Rehsl=
len Fa1ren ii6rigens fort, Sloilo nit be-
trG6tli9en Streittrdften gu beorobsn,
unb es bsoarf elmer energif4en poltttt,
um einsn NngriFf auf Die Stabt gu berz
1iiten.
S1ier berlautst, 2.qllinaloo babe feiz
nen @ertreter in 2lmertia, Igonctuo,
pel6er ben 2lngriff auf Manild rtet6,
um oas 8otum 6ei &atifi3irung oes
5riaoenspertrages gu 6esinflui1en, fur
bogeTFrei erflGrt. Qgonciqo's telegrd@
pbiT6er 3atb an Den 6ibrer Der Snz
iurqenten mar in WuIbington I6pn
bor Der S6faht befonnt.
9lomiral OsFpep 1T 6ena4ri6tigt
poroen, oaB bic Snfurgenten per3pelz
felte NnTtrengungen MAIDEN. nm in
Song Song tpeitere 8afFen unb gtuniz
tion gu erlaugen.
Quf Dem @sgena3 Comb n.
W2ortreuG, 20. 5ebr. = Die 6eiz
ben 5ilipino gbgeiauOtsn 2(goncilo
uno Narti ba6eH gsItern @6enb um 6
ll6r bic 5a6rt na9 Hep : gort angsz
treten, um Ii6 bon bort nod 2onoon
gu begI6en. sic perOen tpu6rf6einlid
an 8orb oes nSt. 9auI" bic rleberz
fabrt MAIDEN. 2lgoncilo ertldrte, feline
bieIige MiIIion lei gegenItanoslos ges
porben, na6oem Der 6rieoensDertrag
ratifi3irt, un0 er tper0e nunmebr perz
Iu6en, bic europdiI6en Md6te fir Die
Sa6e Der 6ilipinos gu intereIiren.
ytep gort, 20. 5e6r. = 2lgonz
clio uno Marti Iinb beute bier angez
tommsn unO erpurten, Tih am Wtittz
nod na9 2onoon ein3uIdiffen. sic
lieBeR Ii4 uuf feline SnterDjep5 Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-21
miiftes aus Der rgunueshauptifubt

Waf 6tngto n, .. g., 20. 5ebr.
= 9l5 5auszGomite fir 9erpilliz
gungen bsi4IoB beute, giinitig iiber
bic 8iQ gu beri6ten, tpel6e $2O,OOO,z
900 CUR 8e3ablung an Spanien fir
bic Y6iIippinen berpilIigt GinQlmenz
oement, Gpelfg5 cine Grtldrung Uber
bic gpIitit Der 3egierung be3iigli9
Der p6ilippinen abgiebt, DorO burh
Elm Yartetpotum berporFen.
0us Senatsz@omite fir ausndrtiz
ge 8e5iebungen uutoriIirte einen GIN
Itigen 8eri4t iiber etn Qlmeroement
3ur beruttI6ten Gibilz@erpiuigungSa
biQ, tpel6eS bic Qegurg zines 8a6els
na6 6anatt unb Manild perorbnet,
Die fie1ige beutI6e Qegation bat
bas Stoatsbepartement beno4ri6z
tiqt, buB i'm nd6Iten 2l1pguit Elm trlz
ternafionoler 8eterinGrzGorgreB in
8aDsns9aben a6ga6alten iperDen ion,
unb raB bic Ser. Staaten 3ur 8ez
t6ei[igung eingelaben Tinb. Der Gonz
greB tpirb MoBregeln CUR 8etdm=
pTung perf4iebener 96iertrantbeiten
beipre4en.
Sr. gt6an oman 6it6cpd, frii6erer
omeritanii9er 9eianbter in 9etersz
burg, legte 6eute ben 2lmtseib aIs
Setretdr Des Snnern ab unb trat Iein
Qmt an.
9as &riegsoepurtement bat beute
9eFebl CUR Nusmuferung oller nod
in ban Der. Staaaer befincIifen 3ez
qimenter observation-disclosures erlaiIen.
Der Regimenter Iinb 13 an Der 3abI
unb liegen 3ur 3eit gu SaOunnu6,
9a., Qpguita, 9a., uno 8reenpiQe,
G.zG.
@tuutsTetretGr 6op fat unieren
8oti6uFter in 9oris inItruirt, Dem
neuen 9rGTibertten Qoubet narm 3u
ieiner Grtpdblung gu gratuliren unb
i'm gtonen Der Ser. Staaten bic be-
item 0uri6e fir bos 5utiinFttge
8o6Iergeben Gruntrei4's gu duBern.
Der fran3IiIae @eI6dftstrdgsr96iez
buut lub beute ben 8rGfbenten, bic &az
binetsz unb GongreBmitgGieber Iopie
berI4iebsne anbere bD6ere 8eumte Der
9unbesregierung gu einem 9ebddtniBz
8ottsbisnIte Elm, tpel6sr nG6Iten Dom
nerFag in Der bieIigen tut6oIiI4en Ct.
Matt6etps Stride gu G6rsn bes berz
itor6enen 9rdIiOentsn5aure pon5ranfz
reid Itattfinoen miro.
Grz8ouperneur S6os. Clement 5ietz
der BON Wlifpuri erlitt bsute in 8ilz
laro's 6otel einen S6lagdnfaa unO
lisgt ieBt i'm 9oipitol in tritiT4sm gu
Itanoe bdrnieber. gr 1T 6ersits II
Sabre aft.
Qlomiral S6Iep T8itts bsute Dem
Senats Gpmite fir 5lotten Qffatz
rem elm lGngeres S6reibsn, in peihem
er Ii6 gegen bic tiir3li6 BON Der Clique
i'm 7lotten Oepartement gegsn i'm err
6o6enen Qntlagen be3iigli4 ieines 8erz
Faltens bsi Der SagO auf Gerpera's
SSlotte re6tfertigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-21

tfur unisrio9t fofern njdt ole 0His
3iere an got0 RuiI2n pur2n.
Sfor Igiibtr III e einmol bel ains
G6ru 3u tiaer Rai6crGi SpiiAen &cias
den uno Gins:5cgenan getcnJm1n, nit
Dem RsTultat, oa8 RuB,lnO uuh Die
gai ron Sin GEau einfrjd}. 9a8
ma6te 70 60Ies 8Iut Bel Den gngldns
bern. Oa5 @sriih.e pon einem benors
Iie6enOan ruiii5t1 cngliIfen 8riegt
oufbaufen. @srn RuB.onD isBt neue
2unofpr0erun9sn Itelt, mag Ole &1'
tuRropR berein6reten.
GipOantz 8 ptte : 0tenF.
Qorbor, 20. 6t6ruar. - Die
8aiIaQ;ere De8 0umburQ 2(meritdnts
Then Oampfars yBrg5or;a", n&ln:r
am 6raitag elmer e,aiten 6aparte nee
qen Bic 7fahrt nah Nsp gort untsrs
brettn uno 9lDmoutb anlaufn mu5s
ts, bieiten 8sTtern an 8orO ein2n Ddnt@
8otiezolent ub, neil lie Dem ItdHrsr
Sobe en!ganq.n pQren. UIor9:r 0iirTs
ten 9aFagiere unO 6ratt an 8crO ot5
0ampprs n9snrIplpania" Dett.r be-
F0roert perOen. Die nPretoria" piro
in 9IpmcutE repdrirt nerOeu.
Cine oeutf6e 8arteunters
gegungen.
2onopn, 20. 6ebr. - Die 8res
mer 8arte nSyo6ann 6riaori6," Gup!.
2omide, pel6e am 3. Sanuar BON bier
nab 91ilaoeIp6iu ubging, 1T uuf bober
6ee in Tintsnoem 3uIianoe auFgeQtber
poroen. Sin 8Dot nit aht ieiner See
lsute puroe bon osmb ritiIhsn DAM
PIER y3a3bet" $50 Yleiiea ttItlib BON
Den Q5oren aufgefunben. Der DAM
pier lunDete Die S6iff6rii6igen 3u
Gette.
Gin neut8&abtnet fiirllns
gurn.
8ubupef, 20. 6sbr. = 8uiIer
sSran3 SoIep3 Dat 9oloman bon S3ea
nit Der Specialization eines neuen 8a>
bin&ts bs1uftragt. 8don 8anffp, Der
gegenpGrtigs 9rsmier, perfiinoete b.
tannt,i6, oaB idmmtIide Y}inijtsr
6ai'm S6lufs Der YarlamentsiiBung
ab3uodnfan 6eubTibtiQsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-21
Gine &1tr bel auelt

Grfdltuno,u. 6uittu. cntgfaOst,m 6alit Suiluen5a,
gronbjtis gutumou;d gtuibD.lunu o'r gttnls.
oiiftp,b, Gn.lanour9,H, Gbumatismus, Itu,as
u., 5rOfbculcn Ropfptb, 3a9up'b gtbma. a;btms
rotb.
g furrt Dir bttiQt.u 5dm,lm in timer Big
InrHIio Nuut,n g1j:mauo braubt elm, StuHDt.
uaboem ,r oi,is gnnoHcs g,titu, 53mtrlm aE
ltiOtu.
RooUap's RtcoD Rtlitf In tin fbtrt5 TitfI a,s
s,u al, S6mrI,n 9srrentuueu Cu'ti6unosH.
s6mcrl,u i'm Rud:n, auf o;r 9rut cosr in ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-21

'ifen Bin CUR Reorganization Der
&rmee uno 2tr9umente gs8sn Die
Gotrell Bin.
@uf6ington, .. G., 20. 5s6r.
Die bers;ts erpGbnte QuseinanOerz
leBHng, p:lGs Das 9rieg8 0sparte=
ment gsitern i'm SnterreITe bar Rez
organization, reIp, 8eritdrtung osr
Grmee psr0ffentIi6ts, 6eIpri6t Die
59uu 8iQ uno bic Sodr&u 9iQ Te6r
;ln9ehsno. Die GrItere oi6t 6etunntz
li6 Die gnIiften uno 8unI6e oss
3tia9s : Departments pieoer unD Da
tptro natiirIi6 fir oieIe getpaltig ms
5eu'r gegangsn uno Der 8or3ug, 4ufz
reftarbaltung Der dugenblidli9en Or
sanitation, 8erItGrtung Der 9upaIz
Ierie unb 2lrtillerie, 8erlei6ung zines
9uten 8epe6rs an Die Snfdnterie, Die
orei 8ataiqpnsn Organization,
S6aFFung zines 8eneralItabs, tonz
Itatirt. Die 8eItimmung, buB Der
PrdiiOent bepolImd9tigt lei, oieStGrte
Der 4rmee, penn n0tbig, 5u er60ben,
lei nur einsm SDItem entIpreheno.
tpslaes' f4on tange bon alien eurppdz
ffen Md9ten dboptirt lei.
S6arfe 3ritit pirb an Der Godreqz
Bill 9eii6t. @s piro 9eriigt. oaB fir
Die in Der Bin in 2tusIi8t genommsz
nen @ingeborensn Nrmee auf 8orto
3ico, Cuba uno ben pacifiifen Be-
ltBlungen feline Srgariiation Dorgez
ieben 1T, oaB teine 8orI8rift iiber Die
@r3ie6ung, pel6e Offi3iere gsnofen
babsn miifen, gema6t IinO uno tsine
neue 8snsraIiteGen geidaffsn inn, mel
DE Die 9er6Gltniiie auf @u6a, Porto
Rico uno ben 9bilippinsn notbpsnoig
modten. Der gr0Be Mungel Der
Bin lei, buB lie fir ben bis6eri9en
Wongel on StabszOffi3ieren feline
&b6ilfe i1affe. Die reguldre Qrmes
3G6le augen6lidlih tdum 10000
Morn. 9apon 6efinbsn iih nu9e3u
$4,000 Mann uuf Gu6a, Die glei4e
3o6l auf Den 9biIippinen oosr bort
bin untertpegs, auf 9orto gico 1886
Mann. 8leiben in ben Ser. Staatea
24,0C0 Mann, bon pel4en 5000
Mann bersit Ite6en. nad W}anila abz
8ugeben. 8Iei6en $4,000 Mann. 0a5
piirbe faum geniigen I'm bic See6ez
feIiigungen gu 6emannen. SGmmt=
li6e 9oit2n i'm Snnern bes 2anoeS
miiBten aufgege6en, oaS SnOiuner@8es
biet bon Suuppen ent6l0Bt peroen.
Die Sun 8iq IeBt bas W}inimum
Der 9rGIsn8zStGrfe auF $4,000 Mann
felt, mas i'm 8erbGltniB our 8ep0l>
terung uno gum Rei6t6um bes Sam
bes gsringar lei, ats BON irgsno einem
anberen @eieBI bes @On9refes feIt=
gefeBt.
g{a6 QGuspei9 oes leBtsn GenIus
fam ie Elm Solbat auf ie 3peieinbalb
MiQionsn Gigentbum, i'm Sabre 1880
fam il Elm SolDat auf eineinbdl6
Minionen uno 1870 ouf $8OO,OOO.
Die 6ull Bin tpiirbe audi bic M0gz
Ii9teit geban, N2ilitGr : S6ulen gu
erri9ten unb Sffi3iere nit bem @omz
manbo aIs' 2s6rer gu bstrauen. Gum
S9lub pirb betont, caB bic augenz
blifli6sn @sr6dltniTe Die 2(nnubme
Der 6uQ Bill m Sntersfs bes mititdz
ridden 9ienItes uno bes gan3en Gam
bes not6penbig ma6ten.