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The National tribune., 1899-03-02
Dewey Before Manila.
San Francisco Examiner.

San tIdnCfScO EAamlncEs
Lieut.. Charles G.. Calkins, who
navigated the cruiser Olympia, the
flagship of the United States squad
ron, Admiral Dewey and his feet to
their immortal victory at Manila on
the morning of May 1, arrived from
the Orient on Feb. 2, and went at
once to his Berkeley home.
81 will not try to tell you how
many times / have been asked to
describe how Admiral Dewey looked
and acted and spoke on that occa-
sion," said the Lieutenant. Still.
it is a story that is always pleasant
to recall. | had known Admiral
Dewey for 80 years, and / cannot say
that his demeanor that morning was
greatly different from what it always
is. Always. he impresses one as a
man who knows himself. who knows
what he has to do, and who means to
do it. Such was Admiral Dewey
then. He was cool, alert, intense
and for the most part silent.
mo, | cannot recall any particu-
larry immortal words on his part.
He observed closely the movements
of the fleet from the light compass
platform where we stood.
'Much has been maie about the
attire of the Admiral that morning.
A popular monthly pictured him in
q long frock coat twining about his
legs. Another magazine FASTENED to
correct this by describing Admiral
Dewey as wearing shoulder-straps,
gold lace on his sleeves and three
inch stripes on his trousers. Some
of these latter items are correct for
the occasion of full dress, but as a
matter of fact the Admiral mounts
them once or twice a year. At the
battle of Manila he wore white
duck uniform and q golf cap.
"His manner did not noticeably
change all through that morning. He
showed the strain, perhaps, but very
slightly. 1t was, however, more like
stroll than one of the battles Of
history. The shots did not come
near enough to worry us, or when
they did come near we were too busy
to pay them much attention. People
who are pretty busy have no time to
heed trifles.
"Swear? Well, no; not exactly.
The nearest that Admiral Dewey
came to swearing during all that en-
gagement was when we were coming
out of the battle for Tie third time,
| think. / remarked to the Admiral:
It's damnable that we have not
done them more damage.
al think it is damnable, Lieu
tenant he replied with quiet en-
phas!s.
"I'm afraid I'm responsible for
all the swearing that Admiral Dewey
did that day, although ! know that
he is capable of using strong language
where it is absolutely necessary.
"There is one story, by the way,
that / would like well enough to run
down. 1t cropped up for the last |
time three or four days ago in the |
smoking-room of the steamer COptic. |
1t was that we had an English pilot |
to take our, fleet into Cavite. That |
story is of piece with the one that |
popped up in London that we had
English gunners. One was just as !
true as the other. We had no Ing |
lish pilot and our eunners were !
Americans. Then / may say there |!
was no truth in the reports that we |
got information about the hydro
graphy and the defences of the harbor |
from the Consul there"
The National tribune., 1899-03-02
SCENES IN
SOUTH AMERICA.
Social Life of the Brazilian
Republic.
BY L. C. BENNINGT n, LATE CONSUL AT
RIO GRANDE DO SUI.

The CITY of Rio Grande do Sui is the most
southern port of Brazil, and Is the gate city
of the State of that name. It's climate Is
snlepdid and it is said to be one of the most
healthy places ili the country.
The white population of Brazil, rs rule,
is Of Portuguese descent. Portugal made the
first permanent settlements in that country
nearly 400 years ago. Slaves We're INTRO
ducad Mt an early day, and the colored
population is consequently quite large.
While the color line IS not so closely
defined in many particulars as 1t IS IN the
United States, there Is perhaps more
marked distinction between the rich and the
poor.
Under the Empire titles were bestowed,
which in the conrse of time resulted in the
The National tribune., 1899-03-02

Under no circumstances is a young man
admitted to the residenc. of vOung lady
until after an engagement exists between
them, and they are only permitted TO talk to
each other in the presence of some Older
member of the family. Engagements are
entered into in very businesslike way. and
it is scarcely necessary to add that few, If
any. of them are ever broken.
The offer of marriage made by a young
man to a young lady is always submitted
through the father, if alive; if not, then
through near relative: and the reply to the
offer accepting or rejecting it is returned
through the same medium. If accepted, the
engagement is announced to the relatives
and friends of the contracting parties, the
lanns published, and the marriage takes
place ut an early date
In the cities and larger towns. French
styles in dress prevail but in the country
the aress OF man In good circumstances
consists of very wde-legged trousers, colored
sash around the waist. p,nchG thrown over
the shoulders, high-fopped boots, silver spurs,
ana broad-orlnmed hat. 4 man thus
dressed. mounted on a good horse, with sad
die ana bride mounted with solid silver is,
III me language OF the country, bon edvdtfeiro,
:, Id Ill
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tlemen. The catlle-herder of the country Is
rs punctual in the OBJ ervance of the rules
of social decorum as the proud bearer of
title which was acquired under the Empire.
The only distinguishing feature between
them is in the use and command of that
language in which Canoes immortalized
Lusatania.
1t is our purpose in this sketch to refer to
the people OF Southern Brazil, who differ in
nothing from the people in other parts of the
country, except in few unimportant
particulars due to difference in the climate.
Those of pure Portuguese descent are
universally of the brunei type. and when
young are of trim build and neat carriage.
The women are models of their style, and
most of them are beautiful, with hair of
The National tribune., 1899-03-02

no opportunity is lost to crafty his in
clination in this direction. He is the fre
auenter of ,heaters, horse-races and chicken
fights. The desire to gamble Is an in
herent quality OF the character OF the
average Brazilian "a legacy bequeathed him
bv his ancestors This being true, the most
popular sports are openly conducted at re-
sorts frequented by all classes of people,
where the propensity tn wager money is in
duged in by them until they are content TO
stop for the time, or their financial condition
will not permit any further risks. One of
the most popular institutions among the
gambling fraternity in the towns and cities
is the cock-fght, a sport in which more
money is invested than any other, because of
the expen-e incurred in breeding the pest
sn aE HEE Nl liM El NI5ls and s,,'i in ~ the cor:
The National tribune., 1899-03-02

EDITORIAL NoTE.-Next week we shall print
an unusually interesting article by the same
author giving an account of his journey into
the interior of southern razil, region sell
dom visited by Am eri "a writer's.
The National tribune., 1899-03-02

creation of a class having
fixed boundaries in its
social intercourse and
practically a monopoly OF
political preierment-
The Brazilian as a rule
IS not inclined TO pursuits
that require hard manual
labor. This disposition is
largely attributable to the
climatic conditions OF the
country. and 10 the exist
ence of slavery, which it
must be conceded has the
effect of creating false
notions respecting the
employment of brain and
muscle in the rising gen.
Grafton.
Without rausing TO dis
cuss the evil effects of
slavery or the enervating
results of living in a warm
climate on a people, it is
certain that the Brazilian
loves leisure and is fond
of amusement. In the
transaction of business
matters he requires time,
is uniformly polite 10
those with whom he comes
in contact, and rigidly
adheres TO the forms and
ceremonies of well-estab-
lished usage among gen.
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Monaghan, Pa, , Feb. 10. 1899.

NIUHiFE5IIsl11, I It. TtU. 10, I55J.
Editor National Tribune: Greeley's Ameri-
can Conflict came all right and l am more
than pleased with them. do not see how
such books can be gotten up for 50 small
sum. have read them through and think
they are the most valuable books ever read.
have great many books but l would not
give them up for any amount of money, as L
have seen the greater part of the war, and it
does me much good to read the books over.
think every soldier should have them.
Jefferson Martin.
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If
Of Fair WarningD Address THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Was
The National tribune., 1899-03-02
WHAT SUBSCRIBERS SAY 0F THE AMERICAN CONFLICT"
Few the Hundredsfof Testimonials Already Received

ceived so much value for one dollar before
Accept my hearty thanks for them
O. w. Smith.
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81 paul M;np Fab II

ST. Paul, Mimi, Feb. II.
Editor National Tribune: The American
Conflict came all right, and l am mach
pleased with it. Every comrade should have
it to show what he did to help save this
country. Accept my many thanks.
Irving Gray.
Tfin, O., Feb. II.
Editor National Tribune: l received the
Greeley hooks and / am well pleased with
them. They contain the largest amount Of
good reading matter that / ever received for
the price. l wonld not part with them for
10 times the amount l paid for them. /
showed them to my neighbors and they are
also well pleased with them and The Ma
tional Tribune Harry S. Lutz.
The National tribune., 1899-03-02

HOrnbeak, Tenn, Feb. Is.
Editor National Tribune: Please accept my
thanks for the two volumes of the American
Conflict have read great deal in them
and like them very much
M. w. Williams.
The National tribune., 1899-03-02

Bangor, n Y, Feb. 13.
Editor National Tribune: ! have received
both volumes of the American Conflict and
am we'll pleased with them. l never re-
The National tribune., 1899-03-02

ana is entitled to all
the consideration ac-
corded 4 gentleman
wherever lie may
chance TO ride.
As j have stated,
The Brazilian is fond
of amusement, and
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
9ettat til 9Soett.

p9uniteren~s 9eiere uiI miabes bet
fin Glib omtaIte OperfuIb paa en- af Ops
jpnsmGnbene 8ribslsisliLIe SansieI.
Nu er ben fsrite Dom faIbst ouer be to
Gorbrpbeie, af .buiIfe ben enc ifsIse
6ensieIsresIementet mao Iabe 0iuet.
8sb Ssnbre Birts @tstruret aHasbes
Dom i Suffitsiasen mob 6orbsbrinss=
busfansene Olien % Niebubr, Der til.
taItes fOr OperfaIb paa en- Spipns=
manb paa @ribsIsieIiae StruHeanfaIt.
OIien, Der bapbe forspet OusrfaIbet,
bsmtes til at baue fit Gin forbrubt. me-
bens Riebubr. Der bapSe unbfanset
Sheen ibsmtes 9 aars 9ustbasarbsjbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
2oIftoD om AfpGbntn9en. .

paa siuen TOranlebnirs bar @reu
SEQ Goltop / ct enseIff 8Idb uotaIt fin
Msnins ON Gsarens Afuebninssfonfs=
renee. Sun trOr ilst lite paa benne os
mensr enbosiaa. at oens ianos GOrmaal
er at bortlebe Spmartiombeben fra De
MibIer, Der pirteIis tunbe bi&Ips mob
MiIiteronbet. Masterne tunne life
fDrminbfe beres Nrmeer nosei, pelent>
Iis @rob. ba be lite funne uare Hire
paa. at Der lite en- Dag buffer en- np
Nupolsou slsr Bismard op, Iom taser,
buab ban snifer, ubsn at laoe fig senere
Of belfaaenbe Irattatsr. Gn paientIie
&ebuttion er besubeu umuIis af ben
@runb, at be flefe. Master ftrabs sfs
fer at erbusrus fig nps 8sfbbsIier.
Observation-Disclosures WaaI; sr 10
iaioIertib bsllsr lite at bibfsre en- &ss
button, men fun al beuirte en- Stands
ming / DC fore &uitninser FAINT at gore
&risen mere buman.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
&retaS Sorfatntmg.

Den uf Prins @sOrs nebiatte ROms
misROn bar nu uOarbeibet ct 6orilas til
@runbIou for Rreta. 6o,lusets 6o=
ueopuntter ere fsIsenoe: Der inblettes
en- nntOnOm Reserins paa Rreta, iaa=
leoes iOm bsiluitet af Stormasterue.
&anosts Goriuur Os OpretboIOsllen af
ben OffentIise Srbsn betrOs til ct @ens
barmtOrps Os en- Sorsersarbe, buiIfet
fiche Gieneiten er ObIisutoriif. Aae
lrOsbefenoeIier npOer famine &ettisbrs
Der os bsifpttes ueb 9ou. @'eff er bet
ofIciele Spros. Ifle &retenlere bare
Aosans til OffentIise gmbeber. Prins
@eors bar ben uoepenoe Mast sennem
fine aniuarlise Raabsiuere. Ser bans
mes ct Deputersttammer, bpis MsbIsm=
msr palses af BsfoItninsen, meb t1nb=
tassIie af 10, Der upnauues af Prins
@sors.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Wihtgan os @iseonfn.

Der er Opftauet Euilt ON Stutssrsns
len mellem Dii6isan os @isconiin
langs Ufenominee 9fiper. Oct e9Iber
Oper 100 Der i Tloben. Oisle Der
bar bibtil p9rei itatlaete Nisconlin
oS man mente bem ttIbSrenbe benne
Stat. 5 be lsners Aar er De bleune
mere ueroifuIoe enb for peb gtytti99ss
rellen at 8anbtraftsn. os bet paaiiaas
at mango af bem meb fette tilbsrer
Staten Wi6isan.
Oa Wisconiin blsp Optaset iOm Stat,
bIeu Der / Optaselieslouen inbiat en-
&Iaulul. saaenoe mb paa, at aue 0erns
/ 6loben nebenfor 9uinneiec ifulbe til=
bsre gSisconfin. Uien Staten Wi9is
gan bar nlbris ratifceret benne Orb
ming. p9 Der ss,es nu ben Saafanb, at
Wibten Of 6loblsbst maa pare befems
menbe for. buoruibt en- 9 ftaI bere til
ben enc eller ben anben af be to Stater.
&etsias nil bIiDe anlaet for Goreuebe
Staters 9sieiteret for at faa bra9t
SpsrssmuaIet paa bet rene. 5lere fore
Papirmsller er iiGr intsresierebe Sas
gen, for at be fan faa uibe. .huOr be
.;
bsrer biemms.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Wattfanet t eleftrtif Sc
IUSmtmg.

Otter S Raansosrs arbeios sr 9oti=
tonst, Der ellsss i aIminbslisbeo bstraas
tes iOm ct aforanberIist Stytfe Mibbel=
aloer, bleust forfpnet meb eleftrilf Qps.
5 ielpe PaIaSiet sr Der anbra3t 500 elefs
ttllte camper, % 40 fore Buelompsr
Oplpie Gan Damalo. @aa, ben buorFre
Bauens Varelisr baue bsres Snoaano.
Waifinsrist bsfinbsr fla i Gatifanets
30pe tot Osb ben samIt Msnt Naar
lelue Observation-Disclosures Iabes aoe at
Setragtnins, bliper ben eleftriffe geluss
ming isurist mssst billis, ha man Tan
anuenbs ganbtraften fra paoIobetfts
iom Dr!ufraft. paa 8atifansts Omz
raaSs banner oenas Bot nsmIia ct 9ant=
faIb paa nehsn IS Netrss Dpboe. bes
ton stipe en- &aftins mso mango 6stffs
Sraft. Bapsn Fol pars msaet tiIfrsss
meb AnIesst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
gtodboltts GpitfoIe.

vSuenifa Dasblabet" i StodboIm
mebbeIer, at ct Wacentoniortium /
StodboIm bar ertI9ret fig pillis til at
itaufe StodboIms 6siifoIe $4,000
til at Isnne en- Brofesior 9ittsraturbis
itorie paa BetinseIie af, at Brofesforas
tets fsrfe Snbebauer bliuer Decent psb
famine 0siffoIe, Oscar 9eusrtm. Da
9siftoIens BsfpreIie imibIertib lite bar
&et til ubsn pibsrs ct tusbe en- bsftemt
,psrion til en- ot5inar HaferpIaos. trGs
per EiIbuoets MobtuseIie en- Goruns
bring i @toIsns Statuter, buiIfet after
mna OrSftes meo forifelise NntOritster.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Spfflamo. .bIiper formafttg.

9anbmanbspartiets Auiier iiser nu,
at ben preusfits 2unbbrussminifter
6ammerltsin antaselisuis piI saa af
.ifelse vbpiere y8eotOmmsnoss" Dnife.
9ammerfein bar paret Sielen Sorfsl<
sellen al amerltanite Rsoparer os Grusts
uarer. 6an er .4epsrsn for Mobnanbsn
ulDp ben ny &soinipsfiiOnsloD, bpis
8shtasslis i Rissoasen 5etrastss iOm
'itret.
AomiraI non Diebri6s, &ommaubss
rem for ben .tpffe @itabre ueb Manila,
sr tisrnst ira fin commando. Sen cifi=
elsls tpffe gresie flyer, at pOn Disbri6s
bar piit en- bstlaselis Ranssl .paa Eafl
Os ct bstluselist rbetenbtltab til inter-
rationale 9sflsbsosreslsr. Ser er ber=
for life Gpiul ON, at MmerIlanerne
bnpbs abfiuis @rnnb til i'm Wistante
om, at Der Dar nOset bag Gpffernss Sp.
trepen. Nbmiral pon Onorl6s peobleu
meb fine Dneller oS Stlntestninser,
albslss iom ON 6apnen lite par bloterst.
6an pebbIep at fsIse be Snbfpbelier,
iom bans fore Bennorins for Spaniane
sap bam, Os Omslttss Spanierne puo
en- Utaape, iOm meb &ette OpfGtteDes
iom bemonltrerenbe fra Ameritanernes
Spnspuntt. Den tp,te &eSsrins it
Tiger ben oifieisae Sresie nm bssp9rre
for tent nOsst at uioe ON oisie Eins,
lom busr for fig er af fOrbcIDsDis liosn
SstpDnins, men tilIummenIast Tiger me-
get. Den tpife Hsserins par itts len
til at Isrne pOn Dieori6s, ba Sossas
belle Gammsnbens blsu Den betenbt.
EpfIunb bar, for fs'ite Gang, lenOt en-
llaaOeatta3s til @aibinstOn; ban afrsi=
fte 9irsbass fra Bremen til Jttw yO'f.
Cages aue Disie Gins tiIiummeu, sr
Der lite iisrnslte Eulul ON, at Epltlanos
Sorbolb til BE 6Orsneoe Stater 9ebet
af be fibfe Bar Maaneoer bar unbsr'
saaet en- mertDerois 6oranoring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
ttmoerltge TcrboIo.

Der Fulbt !Or ct gur Dase iiben ueo
en- l1(rifOI i Drssbsn en- Dom, Der bar
siuia OpHsts Diftsittsi epbtaa
Deb UAssbsn inb,boIOsr opsr $4,000
Snbpaansre, peisntlis 6abrifarbsioere
Os Bpsninssarbeibere. Tor en- Stunb
iioen fejrete nosle Bpsninssarbeibere en-
Eeit; Der bIep bruftet noset, men lite til
SDermaaI. Wan baube gpsninssar=
beioernss Screening nstop fattst 8sl1uts
ming ON, at insen af 6oreninsens Meb.
Iemmer ifuIbe a,bsibe oper 10 Elmer.
Baa 5iempeien fra 6eiten faa Bpsninss=
arbeiberne, at Der enbba 80 TENT ON Mfs
tensn ~ bIep arbeibet paa en- Npbpss
ming peb Dresden. De git ben til be
Der ipsieIlatte grbeibere os minbsbe benz
ON screenings BsIutnins, at be lite
ifulbe atbsibes oper 10 elmer. Ron=
trattsren, eaer arbsjberformanben, iOm
par tilftsbe. tom frsm. 50 beOrbrebe be
frsmmebe Arbeibere, bort. Disle iuarebe
libt tnubbet, os 3ontrottsrsn trat en-
ReuOIuer os afffsb ei Stub - ban fig
ter 2uften, Mrbsibsrne niger asb bsrts
Slot; auslen traf etbuert Jalo insen,
men be fremmeoe Mrbeibere bleu ralenpe
og for inb paa Rontruf'sren, iom be
misbanblebe. Oct piite fig ienere, at
ban lite bupbe tusst nosen uaris Msn.
De gDsninssarbeibere, iOm beItos
Wisbanolinsen, bar MI faaet Straffes
terminer al fra 10 War neb til 4 Mars
Eu9tbns; to flap msb 4 Nars iimpeli
6ansisl. Aae tpife Blade. iom lite
ltadr &sserinsens 9jeneite, ftuar aIOsIea
raabplloe ouer Oommen. Selp ct iao
noberat BIab iom .5rantfurter 3eit=
uns" flyer, at ZEN iaaban Dom saar
fmpeltben pper ct Menneifes Torifano. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Gfsploiion.
l11anee 11lenneIfer omfommer,
st 3rnotmasailn iprinser 9ufteu
5Ontpn. Wange Menneifelip tabt.

@n @tsplofon Eoulon. 6ranfriss,
61e Wlarts, 6laabens Rruotmagafin
go. l.peb 9a @oubrun 9ierbeben af
Goulon bar foraarIasst fort Cab af
MsnnsitsIiu os @ienbOm. Om.rsnt so
Sig er uosruus. 0f &uinerns. Der er
ll0 iaarebe, mango af oem bsbslist ell
Ter liusiarIist.
Rrnotmasaiinet inoebOlbt omtrins
100000 9unD tort Rrnbt. % uIptten
ifste ftrafs sftsr. at 8usten uar ififtst.
Om Aatiusen ii! lllpften usO man Tibet
eaer inist. os man uiI neppe foo uiee
mere, ca ale. iom tunbe siDe OpIpss
ming, sr bpbe.
gfspls1Onen par jaa forferbelis. at
man fglte &pftelierne lise til Nis5a. IS
RiI borte. af Mas0sinbpsninssn er
Der nGpps SrOr tiIbase. % aQe be ners
Iissenbs 8psninssr i aanbsbpsn aa
@oubran bIep iaunet meb Sorben.
Store Graer er rpttet op meo &oSen %
taftet i 5maafpfter nboper 2anbet
runbt omtrins. s eanbsbpen st. 3ean
be Bar fem DtiI pat. bleu 8inbuesru:
bsrne iprenst os Dsrene ftsbt inb.
Yrafbent 2oubst os Glaabeminifter
HOdrOp bar bper fenbt 500 5ranes
psrionIist gibras til 6iaIpefonbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
smaampt.

s Wai Waaneb ffal Der afbolbes en-
International JusIeubfillins St. Bes
tersbor9.
-Slere Steber Yerfien .sr Der pp=
baset risholoise petroleumss % Naftas
fiber. Oct iamme seIbsr for Sapans
Gebtommenbe.
- geb Den tpife Bp 6srSfelbt BAT
man paa en- Mart fnnbst en- for Sfat
fra bet 9oe Marbunbrebs. Get unber
SOroousr flaoen fanbt man Caster, ins
OebOIoenoe flere @entner Sub os SsIp.
msnter.
Sernbaneulptfen peb 8rnsieI bar
foreIObis trauet 40 Msnnsifelip, oa Der
Dor ifabis flere uf be baarbt iaarsbe.
St buIut 9unbrebe af be tilfabefomne
piae bIiue SrebIinse for 2iustib.
- Den frantic Reserinss tbsifter
saar M op til 700 Miaioner Dollars
ON aurst. aunbsts NationaIsalo be.
Isbsr fig til IS Miuiarber 0rancs.
hmm 6rnstauIere omtrins Berlin bar
inbsiuet en- aniosnins til Rissbueen
ON at faa GolobsifptteIis mob ame,i.
fanit 6rust. iiar agbIsr. De erfIersr.
at be lite tan ftaa / SOnfurranesn m. B
Amerisa, buorfra Der tommer en- Weasfe
Grast, fom ieIses pberft biIliat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Mmtlaget Wmnf.

Jor 8rimiualrstten ct. Ystersbors
foretoses forleben for luttsbe Ogre Yros
csbnrsn ! en- Sag, iom uar anIust mob
en- fatolif BrGft, Belatisrpitsi, Der ans
flassbes for i rsIisiss 6anatisme at
baue misbanbIet nOsIe Weolemmsr af
Menisbsben. gsb Broceourens ges
spnnslls inSfanbt s5uititsminiiteren fig.
Utanse 0ioner ere it9uneoe for Getten.
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She Narg.
Sra abenlanbife YlaOier.
Hort Omrios.
Gfterretninser ON 5orbulD % 3ii=
itanoe forifellise @anbt % 8ber.

Bapen. ftGrt at Seonftituiion, bar al
ter paret iDs, os Weloing berom git
Sorben runbt. Iu er ban bog blspen
bebre, % ben traftise fan uarstuse fin
baslise @ernins Man funbs friliss
til at iiss ossuarre; men forrstsn tan
bet 10 pore Iisemeset bUem Der fbbsr
pao puUsfOIen, tb fra Den Rant foms
mer tnn DIT onbe.
Oa Rons Osfar er ansrebsr al IN.
fluen5a os pebbIiuenos Iieer al Ratarrb
Struben, DiI ban efter 9Gsernss inb=
transenbs 8aab tiIbrinss ct gar at
Goraarsmaanebsrne i'Spbsn % afrsiae
berfor ben lffs Marts I'll giarris.
Samtibis uiI Dronninssn reife til 6Ons
nef 3binsn.
J Deputerettammerets Msbe Baris
! NanSass iasoe llbtnrissminiasr Del,
CASTE, at efter at SuItaneu af Museat
unbsr snseIff Grpt baube taset t,lbass
I'm RonessRon til Grantrise ON auItfas
tien, inbiaa England fin 6eiltassIIe os
onsstsnots bersbUilIist Grantrises Get,
iamt nbtaIte BeflaseIie oper FIN gspras
isntants Optreben. Oct par beflaaeIiat.
iasbe absnrissminiferen, at greslen
bauSe fOrisst af Oenne aHare at lape ct
Bspis for. at 6rantrise bapSe Iibt %.
ngselie. Smihlertib tanbe lite 8esi-
uenbsbsn ferfyrrs bet uenliss 6orboIb
meuem Storbritanisn % 5ranfrias.
Bssse &eserinser boISt nu paa at fOr7
lbanoIe be airitanise ,5orDitiiaser paa en-
forionlis Maaoe aben at opsipe CENT?
biss Snteresisr. San baabsbe, at bet
uilbs Isos ii! ct parist 5orIis.
@n for Bensinbsbolbsr, (om par fat
] en- sbie &Iasfss SsrnbaueuOsn paa
sinien til Dwinf, stspIobsreoe. Sern-
baneposnen tom ibraHb. iets Rpinber
os en- Manb breb.ss os Is Menneifer
iaarebes. De uar alie Yaslaserer oms
bprb Strnbanepesnen.
Oct tan fises, at bes tineliffe nbens
bar tiItsnbssiust, at b,t
tnorsmmer 8etmasiisbeOsn af @usIanos
&rap paa, at SetinseIisrne, buorunher
bet enselffe Sernbanelaan opuaaebes.
ifaI refpefteres. Der er altlaa MI Wns
Isbnins for &us!anh til at pils, buors
pibt bet astsr at iatte bet fore tineRRe
SpsrssmaaI frsm sflsr lite. Ruslanb
mao nsoIGsse officisl grotsf mob 6or=
IanSelfsn af Nsw @bwans Ssrnbanen,
sm bet oil baue fin Billie, men Betias
9elterne for 2aanet er trenfet, ON ct
faabant Rrap inbrgmmes.
Gil Pail Mall Gazette mebbeles fra
ct. Ssan DC 2nS at ben ipanlfe &eass
rings GrOppsr Det norbIiss Spanien
lite sr bIepet forfpnet msb Ammunition,
msbens @arIifferne bar inofsrt ubpre
Rpantiteter. Don garIos uemter euu
paa, at Spanien itaI ftabfefe 6rebstraf.
taten, for at bsspnbe gtsuolutionen.
Sra Waorib meboeIss, at be repnbli=
fanife MsoIsmmer af ben lpaulfe giatiO=
n0lforiamlinss Dsputeretfammer bar
osiluttet at reiis Ell aIporIig 4sitotipn
for &epubIifen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Ib GoNoamper.

Den 2Obe 6ebgaar iuttes ira Ssben=
bapns 6lpbsbOt ps StibsUarft en- np
Duuper 8anOe,, bsbt vSif." Den
er bsitilt of ipbf,aite DampifibsieIitub
os bsitemt til at saa BOitfart fra
SpObsbisrs til Ratftou. Stibet bIiuer
inbrettst iOm ueset burtissauenbe gaao
ps fOripnes msb be upsite 5orbebrinser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
epmoaeSToIes &onpenttom.

3 Atlanta. @a., Dil Der j apri!
Maaneo bIipe afboIbt en- for interna:
tiOnal SsuoassfoIes Ronusntion, buors
til usntes Delssater fra bsls Mmsritu,
Spoamerita inSbefattst, MerieO, gass
lamb os muIisuis Snbien. Den Iotals
&Omite er allersSe Serb meo at traffe
fore 5orauftuItuinser til Mebet. Soa=
Iebss 1amles ct Ror pao 10000 Stois=
bsru. fOm DiI mebpirts ueb Msbeis
Nabnins.