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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

After three years Of instruction with
the state artillery these chosen few en-
ter the civil service, remaining under
the flag as reserves. For some time
past there has been a reserve force of
this character of little over 500 men.
As the Free Slater. like the Transvaal-
er. is all but born with gun in his
hand, as he has a racial passion for the
hunt and for life on the veldt. and as he
is always a good horseman. he requires
little training to convert him into an
effective fighting machine.
Hitherto it has been the custom for
English officers TO sheer at the Boer as
q soldier and his lack of organization
But the Boer has indicated himself,
as Great Britain knows TO her sorrow.
He has no gold buttons and no scarlet
coat and glittering trappings. but the
whole souled enthusiasm and the
dauntless courage with which he has
always responded to his country's call.
his keen ingenuity and indomitab!e
pluck III the field have won for him the
reputation of being the best fighter OF
modern times. His fighting may not
be scientific warfare. 1t has, however,
the supreme justification of success
wherever, at least. ne has had what the
soldier calls "a fighting chance"
One remarkable feature of the BOer
armies is the fact that they have no
bands. The soldiers of the veldts go
into action and make and receive their
charges without the inspiring strains
of music TO urge them on. What the
Britisher gets from fife and drum the
Boer gets from hymn singing. In
charging they come on in a scattered
and apparently confused manner. which
is not disorder, but only their natural
method. When they retreat, each man
must save himself, and it looks very
much like a rout, though they may
have by no means lost their heads. But
this Boer method of fighting viii lead
TO the reorganization of European mil
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04
HIGHEST CROSS N THE WORLD.

On the peak az the highest of the
Harz mountains Is cross which js
said Il BE- the loftiest IN the world The
cross Is IN reality a tower ard vas but
recently completed This cross tower
caps Josephshoehe peak and commands
q rnagnIflceut view q the surrounding
country The mountain iE L7gl feet
above sea level. and the tower reaches
1z0 feet higher The great structure
rests On q quadrangle which forms an
immense han 70 bold 20 people. 4 stair
Il go sfeps leads n the TOP q the co.
I0ssaI crups. b8t lazy or weak folk may
ride OF she hTd-agif elevator. which
makes the climb easier
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

10 pain or shock But STUPID fensa-
ton and q strange singing 10 The ears
are feif. which render sns majority =
soldiers unconscious
All wIrea from ire scat e var are
subjected - a strict otHclaI Censorship.
based mainly On tao rules. One rule -
that no iutlusaflon q deaths IL TIE field
shall - Allowed - PASS unt.l sue
deaths have been Announced by the as-
fhorstleH. The ether strictly forfsgs ths
cabling q any inforEaat!gn regarding
me movements q sroeps.
The great losz q lie incurred By he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

Each half is intrusted 10 mule. and
the two parts are Joined together in a
second. The carriage is brought on the
back OF another mule. and others bring.
the ammunition.
The horses which the Beers ride are
very much like the Welsh or Scotch
ponies. being very sure footed and with
power OF lsaping from rock TO rock
that is phenomenal
Two patches OF trained dogs have
been dispatched fran Germany 20 assist
the Beers. They have been drilled 10
dismou1t cyclists by pulling them from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

itary methods. Properly selected and
well handled irregular horse Is the most
mobile element in an army. The British
have found this out. They have seen that
they are too slow and stiff, too depend
ent on their commissariat. Where a
Boer commando could cover a given
distance in four or five days the best
disciplined corps in the British army
could not do it in twice that time. SO
the rest of the world is learning from
the Boer. WILSON G. LOWELL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04
SMALL ITEMS FROM SOUTH AFRICA.

Air. Labouchere is authority for the
statement that Sir Redvers Butler and
Sir George Stewart White were opposed
10 Great Britain's attempt 10 coerce the
South African Republic
One of the most daring dispatch rid
ers in the Transvsal war is Mr.. w.
Cummings, on whose head the Beers
Rave set a price If 81. 500. on one occa-
sion this intrepid rider crept for nearly
SO mics on his hands and knees with
dispatches through a part Of the coun-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

their machines. and q dozen or 50 q
these dogs ara calculated 10 throw
cyclist corps into great confusion
A siege train IS being specially con
strucfed Tor the purpose q assisting
frooT.s IN Their attack On Pretoria Il
Is TO Be armed with IS new inch bo9v-
itzerz. each enc capable q throwing 9
80 p1und Iyddits she'll
The wound inflicted ~ NaBser bui-
let. The missile mostly used b. Beers. Is
quite circular ard r1uch smaller thar
the end q a lead pencEL when . nan
Is hst By Gre oE these bsIists. he feels
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04
HAD ONLY THE ACE LEFT.

The saIlying forth OF Bishop Potter
OF New York for visit to the Sandwich
Islands brought forth memories OF q
droH experience OF the bishop just as he
was once before starting out on little
globe trotting expedition. A week or
so before the right reverend gentle
mans departure his coaehman had the
misfortune to break an arm and a
newly landed nephew of the unfortu-
nate Jehu was called upon TO act as
understudy.
On the morning before the bishop in
tended sailing he ordered the driver OF
the Episcopal chariot to take him for
a round Of farewell calls. ASK your
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

try swarming with the enemy and sue
cessfully reached his destination.
Infantry can be seen in the sunlight
much more easily than cavalry or artiI-
lery because less dust is raised. Be
sides, infantry are distinguished by the
glitter Of their muskets. AT 1000 Yards
however, everything is unsatisfactory.
even with the aid Of fieldglasses. for a
marching column in dry weather raises
a great deal OF dust
The originator OF the story that GEN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

reverend master at many houses on tho
avenue, the driver was halted at the
home Of an exceedingly important
church dignitary.
Leave four cards at this house" said
the bishop.
His card distributing mercury hesi-
tated. He scratched his head and look
ed foolish. Then ne faltered, "Su1e.
your riverince. I have only the ace OF
clubs left" The intelligent lad had dis
tributed a euchre deck in the name II
Dr. Potter. and that dignifed prclate
was obliged 10 leave trail of apologies
in his wake when be sailed the next
morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04


the BTito1I If the real preparations
which the Transvaal has been making
for this wa for years had been more
generally k nOwn, the outcome would
not have be en- so unexpected. When
AIr. Montag ue White, the accredited
represantativ e of the Transvaal in the
United Stat IS, recently stated that
years ago he saw that war was ire
pressible and that the little republic
might Just as well start making prep
arations for tn e struggle, he was simply
stating what every intelligent Trans
waller was only too well aware Of. Five
long years ago the South African Re-
public started rolling up its sleeves. In
order TO understand the actual condi-
ton of affairs it is necessary to know
lust how the military forces Of Dom
PauI's people are organized and OPP
Grated.
The Beer is a walking incongruity.
Everything about him seems an incon-
sistency He is a never ending enigma,
an eternal puzzle
These Beers have been called a pas
toral people. They have been sneering-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

uncle Tor the
p. P. c. cards
Mrs. z otter
z av hi m"
said he. The
u n d er study
found his uncle
quietly sleeping
when he went
for the cards.
and decided 10
h { Up himself
without dis
turbing til 2
slumberer. AZ
ter lie aV nc
cards fnr hio
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

Engissh Troops = mainly attribute -.
70 ths Charges they have had - ras -
scfozs essn HE72oea "a order q ass g..
We sn@fny from DE asstteFsne koFse
u order - Minimize tae asafh relf <
has Beer EzEzeStsss thar ggsf tsfof 8
charge tzken place smoke shells stassl
. nr-e. ~hieh wo9is Temporarily Als.s
the English so2dlera
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

Iweniy yeafE ago Exyps hsa barrels
z ssusle god read DzseE fhs isss
zaK years over 60 miles u god re- -
hare bssn kuslt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

Il have oaly the ace q
clubs lef;. "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04

e. YC1T little surprise has been ex-
M pressed at the fact that the
f. / Ioer has been able to make
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13

Mrbeit lpirb CUR ShrfldhliAtelt uno
2otterei. ga mub na9 oer Ws's9eit
Salomo's Naes bsbanoelt iein DON Der
gebsr auf benz 2ibanon Biz gum Ylop,
Der an Der Wanb pdhft; Ober auf UNI
Iersn ssaa %anestpenbet: BON Der groben
G~taatsaftipn bis CUR fieinen 9elo=
bube elmer betruntensn Negerin. Sc
oes erpbe 8latt bdlt Ii6 Elm Ougeno
Reodftsurs, bic auf Commando aaes
MDglids beIpre9en miRsn; Oh lie Duz
bon cine Ibnung baben ooer niht,
ma9t ni9ts aus, Der 6obe &ommanz
beur peiB ia meiit ielbit ni6ts bupon.
nnb oas publitum9 Oas bat ia
ldneit auf9sb0rt, ipl6' matte Grpetz
torationen au leisn uno fid aamdlis
baran eelpDbnt, ben mahenbaftsn
afati6 gu purdipatsn. Die 3abl Der
9lGtter, bic tpssen ibrer soitorisasn
InIidtsn eslsisn tpsrOen, piro immer
seringer. Qles perfla9t = 3sltunz
gen, 3situn9sidrei6er uno 3eitunssz
le fer. Saran Iino aber audi be gez
nannten @rfinDungen iAulo. Oo9
bas pirb uno muB ii9 Gnoern.
Die 3eitung bes 20. S%a3rbunberts
piro nidt ar0Ber, ionoern tislner,
absr gebisgener iein als heute. Der
papier : Sru1t lit bsreits eifrig BE-
1trebt, benz S%biotentbum, Sldtter bsrs
aus3ussbsn, bic 10 groB fino, odB man
lie gar ni6t mebr bulten lam, Elm
Gnbe All maiden.
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Ser @e16dftsum ab ber
Weltfirma Sismsns &c 9ul5te tit
nod benz lsbten So6re5arStpsis gegen
oas gpriatr UNI % YrO5ent, gegen
oas p~orbprise Subr I'm 40 9ro3ent
oepaf5en. Die 5irma 6at i'm lebten
Sabre 20 neue Glettri5itdtsperte i'm
Snz unb Muslanbe ii6ernpmmen; 10
audi in Msr;fo, Yefing, 8ongtot etc.
Ser 8aI9dftsgepinn bes Sabrss oez
iruo 8,533.694 Marf. On 9ratifiz
fationen fir Irbeiter tamen $4,000
Marf our @ert6etlung.
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Sas Geldait elmer @ruRl6la6tsr=
Tirma,

Die Gbicugosr Sdlddtsr : 5lrma
Spift &c 60, cine Der 8ig Sour, bat
ibrsn sSabresberidt Der0ffsntlift, Der
einen 8sgriff siebt BON Der @roBarz
tistsit IoNhsr 9ei6dftsbetrIsbs uno
ben estpalti9en Summen, NIT osnsn
1Te arbeiRn. Gs errei6ten oarna3 Die
@ertdufe Der 5irmu i'm Sabre 1899
bic riefiss @umme bon runO $160,z
5000, uno Der @spinn lteute Iif)
auf $2,252,o65, eIsid IA Pro9snt
pom @eiammt : lmiaB. Die 9sisaz
i6aft bs5ublts auf lire Qttien i'm
Nsnntpert6e BON 100000 Iieben
Yro5ent Oipibenosn uno fonnte in oas
rsue 8si9dftsiabr nod nit einem us7
berf6ub BON $852,O65 eintreten.
Inter ben Nusgaben Der Gorpora@
tiOn iinb folgenoe poIten bemerfsnsz
tnprth.
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ltnterla!tnug.r.

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tpslfer friber Jeuer unb 6lamms fir
9rpan mar, iid segsn i'm ertlGrt bat.
Sn ieiner lebten Nummsr eiebtMogoz
mes petiditbsne 8riinbe an, tpsl9e i'm
gu bfsIsm S6ritt beppgen baben. Er
arsumsntirt, baB 8rpun's platffprm
nur cine ein5i9s 9lanfe Fat. ndmtih
Sitter, unO er bsbauptst, Silbsr lei
eine toote Sirsitfra9e. I'm Dies gu be-
tpeiien, citirt er bas 8oresbsn Der De-
motratsn in pislen Staaten. WarDz
LAMB, mo- bic 0emofraten 8rDanismu5
uno Die Gbicasp@Plattform lsBtsn
Serbit fallen lieben, pirlD als beIpnz
Dsr5 pi9t;9ss Seiipisl onsessbsn.
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OerY o # fartsn 81 II m m |
ftebt in 9eutI6lonb in boaIter Sliiz
tbe. 8si benz 8etd5poitamt fino fir
bic neue Sabrbunoertspp1tt art -
1900 - 8efteuungen auf 3ulenoung
BON 100 Bis 5 MtGipnen Stid elm
eesongen. Gs I9eint, oaB jeber Be-
GpObner Seltf 6lano's - ni9t etpa
fem 6ubn i'm Sopfe, a6er bo9 feline
Sabrhunbert=BoItfar baden muB.
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WorttrrabUzgSrits, 1855 WoyGcVs, 1905 ND
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samitag, ben 13. Sanuar 1900.

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f6en SurnerI6aft fat cine petttton
on ben 8eidstog geri6tet, ooB bic De-
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bienit nur no6 erbradtem Na6peis
elmer ousrei6enoen turneriE6e Iusz
bilbuno ert6eilt perben iou.
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SihiOenSen.
Neue Inseigem.
Quffprocruna.

Sie Habie5cno pcri ;ibuttGn QerioHsn 00er iol6,
Q~triOntn, tpfl5t N~ustuuit iibsr O:H Yirblsib ODER
Oos Ablcben ~oiritib;n gtbtu f0nufn, pero,u criu0t,
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George u. ppu einsen,
CIR. ), Sio=8aD= StraBc, Baltimore, DO.
(6, 1920 8ine Srcpps bob.
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einri 6cfmann.

IS ftarb an Gonncritoa, ben II. 5annar, um 4
llbr Ia6mittaqs, Geinri6 @edmann I'M Nlter BON
76 Sabren. Sic 9esrpieunQ finoet morqsn,
Sonntog, Den IA. Sanuar, Nabmlttaes % hbr,
aus auf Der nqouoon=Y art=Gemcterp" ltatf. Setat=
tuna pripatim. Q3)
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Gin 2efer mo6t uns 3 T.
auf oufmerfIum, baB mir einen Mann
5rn. 8rban ais 9iceJprd Iioentsn Dor
9ef6la9en BADEN, Der gar ni6t pdblz
bar 1T, 9r. Wsets lit ndmll6 in eng
lano geboren. Ma9t Ni9ts aus in
bsfen 5uQe: I'M se16lagen gu peroen,
ba5u lit er immer nod gut eenug.
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0Scrtbc 9amcn, Shire Musbilonna
lit uuupufummcu.

ptnn sic nibt Dir Runit Ot3 &l.tor=3u 6urfotns
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mo t0nutn Sic Darn cbenio gut juibu.i0tn uno
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Spc}icle llrt,rtpeiiunQ I'M R~leiOrml6er in %.
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9tnhruF.
n
Sliiabctba Saus.

TnC1ruY.
Sur Grinnsrirp an uni:rs li;bc Mntttr uHo
S6pieQermuttcr
Gliiabctba Saus.
geitorbtu am Is. Sanuar 1899.
Sas @bsuOQl6dlein tIingt int N911'
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sSd,pcr mar o. 2aft IND it5utr Oas gel,
WroB mar oas @cer Dr Sor0Il,
Q8,rn man iHr RiuOtr iOygcn Mil
Bonn N6sno bis sum Ytor0el.
linn Soft bat Nat5 Dobl gtm1@t'
Sbr 2;cbeu Illt: @urt Nabt!
@,mfom,t Don ibrem S~6nipriobH uHo Go6tsr
l3-l4 Ut. IL II D Us III /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13

Sn Dem neueiten Orumd
SbIen's rWsm bic Spoten srpa6en"
: gpilog bat e8 Der OS6ter cube
rannt-iogt Der 8iinltier Hu6st ben
0eutsbofben: nNiAts peiB Die garage
Welt. Ni6ts psrItebt tie; iie abnt, mas
gar nidt bo 1T, ia, mas mir ME i'm
Sinn eelsgen bat. 0ariiber faaen tie
in 0ersiidunden."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13

Die 8riten baben emit
bsdt, parum iis pon ben guren UNI
enttpsat S6ldse bsfommen: nOlssuz
rem olein Iinb mIlitdriI6 tpsrtblplss
@eIinoel, aber Iie fino i'm gunne nit
ben perbammten Ssufeln BON beutz
ffsn Snltruttorsn," 0as if idmeis
dsl6aFt fir bic beutlfen Snltruftorsn,
o6er es 1T fatEd. Sin GROCER 5betl
Der 9uren : SfFi3isre baben i9rsIusz
6ilpuna in 8rsba, 9pllano, erbaltsn.
Shisl unb Nlbre9t babsn erlt dls
giirssr ibrss neusn 5aterlonoss bas
OTTi3iers : patent erbalten; uno uuh
bic QrtiGerilten, fptpsit ie Deutfds
inb, limb ldnelt Sursbers getporoen.
Wenn OeutI9lanb gu ben Grfolgen
Der 8uren beieetragen bat. bann 1T
sg burh feline WaFfente6nlt: Wauierz
@etpehrs uno Srupp & &dnonsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13
0phn u. Grimm.

Gs itarb am u. Sonuar 1900 nod tangent i6pez
rem Qeioen Sobn 81. Grimm int 80. eebensiabre.
Sas YcorGbnib finoet mpr0en, Sonntaq, ben
II. Sonuar, Inn balb brci llbr, pom SrauerbouIe,
Cir. 1880, Montroics Strabc, aus itatt. Seripanote
Die trauernDc Satin
@abcttc II.
6ilpa 2~inoner,
ella j d. Q | g,
GritbriQ y | nj III,
L,nA Ninnrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13

Prin5 Mar BON Suden
muroe Dor einiger 3eit als Gunoibot
fir Die SiI6ofsiiBe BON Moip5 uno
Mfeb genannt. Sn 1einsr neusit Bro
i6iire Iagt Der prin3li6e PrieIter, oaB
sr nur ben eiuen MunIh babe, ru5;g
uno beiheiosn ais prieIter fir Oas
9eil Der Sielen gu ipirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13

Wir 6a6en bereits beri6z
tel, ioab SO. q. WdSomss, &eoottsur
bss .Meetln Democratic Maaaains."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13
9citunucu.

3citnngen.
Die cipfli5irts Welt fennt crit felt
oreibunoert Sabren re9elmdBig Ell
ideinenoe 3eitungen; in China oage@
aen, beNsn 8ultur idpn felt Sabrbunz
6erten in einen 3uItano Der @sriteInez
runq ubsrsegansen lit, piro bic
Staats3eitung - ni6t gu bertpedle elm
mt oer NepzYorfer - f6on lett slniz
oen sSu6rtouienbsn berau5gegebsn.
IN europa bat Der grpbe Sulirs
GGiar bic 3situns erfunoen; oa sr es
aber unterlisB, audi bic 9rudersi, bic
S6nenprsHe unb ben Selesrup5en gu
erfinosn, 10 sins bic r4ctu 9iurnae"
i'm 2aufe Der 3eit pisoer Elm, 5umal
Ii6 in benz bic Welt bebsrr1dsnosn
Rom INNER tpsniger 2eute fanben, bic
Reporter Iein tppltsn, mo es fir tI9z
tioe Mdnnsr 10 lei6t mar, 9elDen gu
tperoen. 9sute TT 8 anoers; 6eute 1T
Der Hspprtsr msilt Elm grDbersr Selo,
uls Der, ipeifen er in ieinsr u%nbs9reifz
iidsn Gutmit6i9teit aum9slosn ITEM
pelt.
0o6 mir poQen bier feline Sc
i6i6te pss 3aitungsnel ems f6relbsn,
ipnoern nur einigs 8etro6tungen an
5teQen iibsr bsutige 3eitungen.
9erI6ieosne 9e1ddfte bubsn gum
/. Sanuar foq. GenturD : Nummern
bsrausgsgebsn; bic oes Zines : 9es
rulD" bon Gbicugo lis9t un5 bor uno
1T unQefG6r bic Bette, mas un5 BON
bieIer Dirt gu GsIi4t 9efommsn. Gina
100 Seitsn fart psrbreitst Iid) bieis
RieIenasifune iber a1es MDelihe uno
= unmDglids, iibsr aatdalidss
Wertbloies uno 6iitorii9 pi6eni4afts
li6 Wertbpolles. Ibsr tper ioa Elm
ioldes M}ahenprobutt in un1erer
i6nea kbsnben 3eit bepdltigen? User
8ielsg bringt, pirO ousroings Seosm
Gtpas bringen; bas gift aber bod
nidt INNER bon elmer 3eitung in UNI
iersn Sasen, ND isoer Sag feline sIssns
usage gal. CO.
Sine iolds 2eiitung, pie bisis
Drummer, mare bor 5sbn Sabrsn gar
nidt mDglih gspsien; crit bic Merz
~oentbaler : Maihins, bic 8libprene
unp bic Sorti9ritte, bic in Der ruiden
Orudlesuns BON giloern a1sr Dirt ges
maht purben, babsn 10 gtpas mOs@
lid aemodt. 0us tunn ia elm &C.,
mG6Iidsr MenI9 in einem MOnat
nidt bur6leien uno nod psnissr pers
buuen! uno nsbsnbsi: prsis NUT
2 Gts.
OisIes brin9t uns bu5u, cine On
Iidt aus5uiprsden, bic mir in oIelsm
gerufe ldnsit espunnen baben. I'M
isrs 3situnsen lino i'm QQsemel1en gu
9rOb, gu pielieitig, unO spar anf &os
ten Der ReidbaltiQteit. 0e Wfaf1enz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-13

Die 3dblun9b De
Gingeboreneu Deutf6 Stafritu's
bat in 16 9e3irfen 100000 Ginpobz
ner ergeben. gs fteben nod 2eiultate
aus einigsn fart bep0lferten 9e5irfen
aus, 10 DaB bic Gintpohner5obl Der
8olonie ouf 6 Milionsn gelddBt psrz
ben fQnn.