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The Republican journal., 1900-10-18
Prot. munyon's New Venture.

81 certainly have no reason to complain of
my reception in New York. said Professor
MunyOn yesterday afternoon, as he stood
| near the main doorway of his Splendidly
appointed new medical institute, at Twenty
sixth street and Broadway. The spacious
salesroom and offices on the ground floor
were crowded Thousand has passed
through the wide doorways on Broadway
and In Twenty-sixth street, all anxious to
nave peep at the well-knOWn features of
the distinguished Professor, who has done
SO much to revolutionize the old-time meth
GAS OF treating the sick.
Il have opened this establishment" said
the Professor, in an interesting chat with a
reporter, "simply because my business de-
mandS it. AS you well know, / have always
maintained a medical institute, witha corps
OF skilled physicians in this city, but | have
now supplemented this by bringing here
my business headquarters. advertising de-
partment, laboratory, etc. The laboratory
that l have opened here is the fourth of a
series, which now includes Philadelphia,
Toronto and London, but which later will
take in Boston, Chicago, San Francisco,
Mexico City, etc. But don't let us talk
| about this New York venture, look around
and speak about it yourself"
Inc huge plate glass windows give the
passer-by splendid view OF the offices.
But one has to inspect the department de-
voted to Munyon's Doctors to get a correct
auot, do W just WndI llllS institution means
for the sick of New York. A generous
share, of the ground floor space Of the NAM
mouth establishment has been surrendered
to the medical branch. His physicians ask
no fee for either examination or advice.
They simply give the patients the best of
advice of knowledge and skill, and show
them how to get well. In many cases a
simple remedy is all that is needed Then,
again, if the visitor has nothing the matter
with him, he is told so frankly. 1t is a great
satisfaction when man has been examined
from head to toe by a competent physician,
and then told ''there is nothing the matter
| with him.
Professor Munyon's great success is due
to tireless energy, unceasing thought, and
an abiding faith in his system of Improved
Homeopathic Remedies, a system which
enlisted the best thoughts and skill of the
most eminent specialists and chemists of
the world. Munyon was not preiudiced in
! IN favor of any school of medicine. He be-
leved there was good to be found in all ; in
fact, he knew it. His mission was to take
! the proved curative, the best thought of all
| the schools and combine them in one His
remedies are not 'cure-alls' has prepar-
ed separate cure for each disease n. Y.
| Press, Oct 9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20

the Chinese merchandise is an affront
to thrift as we'll as humanity. Think
Of the cost of caring for these goods
the warehouses, the lumber, the wages
for carpenters and draymen, the teams.
the guards, the fumigation. the double
handling 70 and from fumigating sta
tons, the cost Of storage; then think
of the personal danger to the men,
some Of them our best young citizens,
who are compelled to do the handling;
finally think of the peril of some future
outbreak when the merchandise has
been released. All these things stand
on the other side Of the ledger testify
ing to Ile false economy Of withhold
ing money now.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20

II is unfortunate that Special Agent
Saylor of the Agricultural Department
ut Washington could not have visited
Hawaii at a more propitious time. He
Is here to thoroughly investigate and
report upon the resources OF the ISL
ands. but on account of the quarantine
regulations is prevented from visiting
the other parts of the group, and con-
templates a return to the coast next
week. However, Mr.. Saylor will visit
the Islands again, and hopes to have
his report upon Hawaii's resources in
the hands of the Agricultural Depart
ment some time this year. It will be
published in pamphlet form for free
distribution.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20
LINED UP on THE TUGFLA.

Events seem to be tending toward a
great battle-perhaps the bloodiest en-
gagement Of recent times-on the
banks of the Tugela river. At least such
was the fact on the 18th of this month,
and the engagement, therefore, may
have been fought. But dealing in the
future tense the problem presented to
General Butler is like that which one
Of the Northern generals of the Aneri-
can Civil War had to meet when he
was led by political demands at home
to attack Lees army at Fredericks-
burg. There was a wide and deep
stream to traverse first; then an at
tack to be made on fortified nights
Valor could do no more than the North
ern soldiers did that day; yet they
were beaten and hurled back with a
loss that stands out on the reddest
page of history with an appalling total.
It is not often that a general, with
less than the genius of Napoleon, has
been able to carry a well-manned line
of fortified positions by assault. Those
which the Germans forced in 1870 were
not well manned. Grant failed in his
assaults at Vicksburg and Petersburg;
Banks in his assaults at Port Hudson;
Lee in his magnificent rush upon the
Federal lines at Gettysburg. The Rus
slams could only get Plevna by strate-
gy, after piling their dead in front of
it in successive charges. We believe
from all accounts that Butler has
task as difficult as any of these and
far more so than that of Pakenham at
New Orleans. If he wins he will de-
serve the peerage; if he fails it will
be no more than greater men have
done under similar circumstances.
The problem of how to cross the riv-
er with cavalry and artillery in the
face Of an army of dead shots is one
thing; that of how to scale the beetling
nights where that army is intrenched
Is another. Conceding everything to
the superb valor of British soldiers,
we do not think it can be done. 1t
looks like forlorn hope with the fate
Of the British Empire hanging in the
balance. In the halo OF a victory
against the flower of the Boer army the
Empire would compel again the respect
it has lost among military powers; but
in the blackness of defeat there might
be none so poor to do it reverence. But
the word of Caesar might
have stood against the woIld-now
what Of the morrow?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20
Our Guarantee.

We GUARANTEE to all purchasers
of Lots on PACIFIC HEIGHTS that we will, within six
months provide rapid transportation the highest lots the
property connecting the with the Honolulu Rapid Tran
sit Co.'S line Pauoa Road at the beginning of Kaulani Drive
TERMS: 1-3 Cash, 1-3 in year, l-3 in two years,
interest, six per cent per deferred payments.
Our carriage will convey parties desiring to inspect the
Property to and from the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20

We earnestly hope that the optimis-
tic feeling OF the Oahu sugar men about
willing reception Of Oahu sugar at
San Francisco will be justified by
events. Assuredly there Is no good
reason to think that the sugar has
been or will be infected. At the same
time 1t Ia we'll to remember the un-
reasoning panic that San Francisco fell
into last spring when plague was re-
ported on the Nippon Maru, and to be
prepared for anything that may come.
John d. spreckels' words. considering
his intimacy with the ways of his city.
are ominous. We can only hope that
the considerations which inspired them
will not last.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20

The precautions being taken to send
the steamer Australia back to San
Francisco next week with a clean bill
OF health, though carrying a full cargo
OF sugar and an unusual number Of pas
sengers, should convince the quaran-
tine officials as we'll as the merchants
of the Coast metropolis that Honolulu
is alive to the situation that confronts
her, and will not endanger other ports
through lack of watchfulness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20

The Chinaphobist on the staff of the
Advertiser now lays the cause of Mrs
Boardman's death to presents received
from Chinese friends. Anything to
down the Chinese is the burden of the
song of the morning paper writer
We advise the Chinese Societies To
send this writer presents, and we are
reasonably sure that he will take them
and risk infection. Try him.-Inde-
pendent.
It must be the Chinese Societies have
agreed to buy our contemporary that
linotype machine which the well-de-
Tended Bishop Estate was vainly iu!-
portuned for.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20
Sheriff Andrews remains in place and
his excited nelghbors in power.

There is no disease known to history
TO be compared with plague in the ra-
pidity and the effectiveness with which
it will wipe out a whole population.
Distinction does well at the start, but
it is Of no avail when an epidemic is
under full swing. The only safety lies
in destroying the places where the pest
breeds, the goods and chattels it may
have infected and in segregating the
exposed inhabitants.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Puri
fer. An druggists. 81. six for s5 Get Hoods
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20
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Residence Lots on Pacific Heights
Are Now Offered For Sale.

az No residence property having
similar advantages and attractions for heathfuness of
location having elevation of from 10 to 500 feet and
affong the grandest marine and scenic views also it's
proximity the business part of the city, being less than
mile from the Progress Block has before been presented
to the people of Honolulu.
One of the main features of this property and procured at
great is the ABUNDANT supply of pure spring water
drinking water obainabe in the island, which being
conducted into storage reservoirs upon the property by indie
pendent pipe lne and will be Supplied to residents at
Government rates.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20

I Marshal Brown will be heartily sup
ported in his efforts to put a stop to
the needless driving by hackmen and
others, which has become all too COM
mon of late. The case of w. L. Eaton,
a wheelman, who was seriously injured
in a collision with vehicle lately,
apparently through no fault of his
own, is an illustration of the reckless
ness that has come over some of the
Honolulu drivers. A severe penalty
should be provided for violation of the
common law of the road.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20

The training-ship Adams, now cruis-
ing in Southern California waters, will
bring a lively lot of lads to Honolulu
soon. The cruise will extend no fur
Their away from the Coast than this
port. and as most of the embryo Dew
eys have never before been outside of
San Francisco harbor, their visit will
no doubt be as enjoyable to them as
it will be interesting to the people Of
this city-providing, of course, that the
plague does not keep them off shore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20

The merchant who is said to have
secured the pass for a Chinaman who
let some one come out Of quarantine
on It, remaining in Chinatown himself,
is not a member of the Merchants
Committee as was lately reported. The
Merchants Committee is not issuing
passes nor is 1t in the pass-broKerage
business. The incident is otherwise
true, however, and shows a character
istic pnase Of Chinese duplicity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20

In view of the fatality that marked
the progress of the plague upon its
first appearance in the Chinese quar-
ter. no little consolation can be had
from the fact that the japanese wom-
an and her baby, who were pronounced
victims. are reported to be recovering
at the detention camp. The same re-
port is made concerning the second ex-
cavator man. a Hawaiian, who was
stricken with the plague, but who is
said to be mp and about the detention
camp. cheerful and anxious to regain
his old job
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20

Our troops are retreating in admir-
able order" remarks a satirist of the
London press, "and the enemy is fol-
lowing in great confusion" Let us
hope the second tale of Tugela will be
different.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20
NOTICE Of ELECTION.

PORTUGUESE MUTUAL BENEFIT
SOCIETY OF HAWAII.
President ............. Jose G.. Silva
vice President ....... w. o. Teixeira
secretary ................. JOS. Frias
Treasurer ........... A. G.. Silva, Jr.
Board of DirectOrs-Jose Machado.
NJ. ]. Cote, Thos. Carvalho, Sr., J. VI.
Comes, j. V. Fernandes.
Board of Arbitration-L. +. Menezes.
Joao Abreu, Jr., NJ. J. r. Silva, Abel
s. Nascimento, NJ. NJ. Pavao.
JOS. FRIAS.
5446 Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-20
Impure Blood
Rheumatism, Kidney Troubles and
Sick headache the Results Doc
tored for Years Without Relief.

"My blood was out OF order, and be-
gan taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t has
purified my blood and relieved me OF
rheumatism, kidney trouble and sick
headaches. 1 have been afflicted with
these difficulties for years I am now able
to do good days work. Rheumatism has
troubled me since Twas child, but am
now entirely WELL" Miss Phoebe BAL
LEY, Box AS, Pasadena, California.
81 have suffered from the effects OF i'm
pure blood, boils, pimpIes, etc, for five
years. 1 have tried various remedies with
out relief and finally purchased six bot
ties OF Hoods SarsaparilIa. The boils
and pimples have all disappeared since ]
began taking this medicine. ] am now
entirely cured" LOUIS THOMAS, 1912
18th Street, Oakland, California.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-12
@nm Ybilippinenfricg
8iebsr Elm 'Sieg. - Die 5iljpinos Fatz
len ME Die Wtiiden. - Die glusz
fu6r bon Sanf.
ri d 1 en-.

Wiebsr Elm 'Sieg. - Die 5iljpinos fall
len ME Die Wfiiden. - Die glusz
fu6r bon 9anf.
Wlanila, II. Sanuur. - S6erIt
8allaro griff 6eute nit Dem 80. Snz
fanterie Reginsant, tpel4es in orei
SolpNnen bon gdlambd aus bprz
ridte, unp 5tpei 9eI6ubsn 5sbn Gonz
pugnien SnIurgenten an, psl6e cine
fart berIhan5te StsQung an benz
na9 San Son1a5 fubrsnberDege elm
nubmen. Die 5ilipinos leiIteten 9artz
nddigen Wiperitauo unb aogen Ii4 er1t
5uriid. na6bem ibrsr "a estDbtet uno
90 gefangen eenommsn pproen tpaz
rem. Sic nabmen ibrs 8ertpunbeten
nit. 9luf amsritaniIder Seite tpurz
ben Elm SolDat gstDDtst uno 5tpei Of
fi5iere lei9t perlpunbet.
ersrDffnung Der
9dfen.
% al btngto n, .. g., II. San.
- 2luf etrs 9lnFraas bes 9eneralz2fpz
jutanten gprbin ii6er bic 4usfdten
fir bic DieDererOffnung Der 6dfen
auf ben 96i(tppinen, aus rpel4en 9anf
erportirt tptro, fat 9eneral Otis per
&abeI gsanttportet:
nOa i9 9e3pungen bin, aGs bisppz
rib.en &iiltenfobr3euae oa5u gu perz
penoen, um bic DerI6ieosnen SnIeln
nit Sruppen gu oerisben, 10 mar i6
auber Stanoe, innerhalb Der 3eit, bic
t9 Dafiir bere6net batte, uu6 na6 ben
9anfoil ltriften 5ruppsn gu {enben. ,S6
Iammls jeBt bier 5abr5suge fir Den
3ped. Die amerifaniT6en 5ransportz
f4iffe Inb pegen lhres 6eDeutenDen
Siefsanges ni6t bafur gu gebrau6sn.
Die 9dfsn BON Romblon uno Gopi5
babe i'd erOffnet, uno es fommt Don
bort stpus 9anf an. Sd psrbe bic
5anfoiltritte iobaib ais mOgli9 er0Tfz
nsn, porausIi6tli9 inner6alb oss lauz
Fenben Wonats.
Bates bat bic probin3 @apite 70
5iemli4 BON SnIursenten geIdu6ert
unD grpbe Seute 9sma4t.
(na, S1;2 "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-12
Manasl Drs Drlfbtitsls,

uno 10 aine Das 8efbtbum Obne o@so'etT9l'" OO"
sner SouHo in Die anpcrt iibtr.
1892, unp tbsrlsbts iomit ibrtu gatsr um ad)tunoz
fiinfsig 9nbre. 6iinf Sabre nab otren apieeth
ipuros BON peren Rirsotrn gegsn ne OanlGtl9en vi.
esntbiimn unD Better non @ppot9tten loI9?t S9tlts
Der beipen farmcn, autltc perfanIt ODER NIT @ppoz
tb.fsn btlatt qputoen GrOjciie ang,frsnot, IN otS
men b,aniprudt purot, nab lie sur erbebuns sints
q,iuiH.n Reit,s pts @elocs, m'lbts @9uoernshr
SlupO nor itdsunoisds5ia Sabrcn lbrsr Ntn''sr re-
taut,ntarii5 psrnradt bate, btrt6tI9t leten. Sas
sppelations aG5sribt ertldre in ieinsr ltBten Gn=
idSsipunq, oub Der BON Den sinocrn erbob'nt Mn.
iprud poa beqrino,t iti, uno Dab pie sanNrtitn
pertauft psrotn iOuten, 1aus Ol' Sfiabinh9 per per
bsauiprud5ten GerOtr utr,ptipsrt lpiirioe Yer
O0nrtlaut Der qer;dtIjdeu Gntl6eiNIHe ipar
Elm in loldem 5dlsn beinabe ME upor pagtu'leHer
3eitabidbnitt .pdr 3pcbtn Dem &blcbsn oes Souz
r.rnsrrrs 9lopo unD Der Ginrci6una Der &ldqf otrs
itridben1 0ieisr 3citdbidritt ptrbeffcrte Irotncn
DEN 9cittttsl uidt, UNI IA Die &duTer UNI seppoz
tbsf.a Snbabsr. feline
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-12
Baltimore Ohio . abn= Bulletin.

S1.25 ppn Baltimore nuob gBafbinstpn uno
auriid SamfaQs unh Sonntaes, gut fiir bic
Siidfabrt bis sum iolgenoen Montae einiblieb=
lid. sls 3ise. ben s8opal 9imitep" ausse=
Hommen Q2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-12
aarantirten DeIibtitrl

In ,Sdnloen tbaten ipnren iie in fcner 9Selt qtz
jd,bt Sbrs 9;iiBtitel lpuren in Der leBten qtrl3tz
iisn Snanj fir Jebt erfldrt uOroen ali1o ne bat=
ten teins 9erf9srunes 9olite BON DIT HIt y
lunD Sitle unD Sruit 6ompa b" IN
sodmpen.
Sepsr Sarleiber auT SoDpotbcfen uno Sduf.r oon
G3ruro.ta sntbum fam pon Oieier 6ompagnie Den
,psitreidsnoitsu Sbub eeesn 9erluite io1uobl, pls
Di. arinplidirt lriiiun9 pes 9enBtitels 3u ntbt
er0beren llntoen trbaten, gple lo!de oon sln3tntn
0,rioncr pbue @aranteleiitung bersbnet fper0en
Sic G,ebbrcn fir llnteriudbung uno 8arantis rans
qirtn ppn SIS aglf1pdrts.
SieIe ,Gonrpaenie bat Ssh an 9ano sur Sers
f,buIra auf Sppptbefen iernsr bat oicelbs enige
aut eeiid,sre Sppotbefeu NIT eurGntirten 8ciibtis
ten ;u oerfaufen.
Ste SiirsauE befirDen f6 i'm sGquitob!esSez
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-12


nen. man beutet oieis 9orbersitun9en
oa6in, bah General Methuen IN SaIos
einsn 8orltoB gu MAIDEN bsabI'9fl9''
gsrmii9ts ariessna3z
ri9ten.
2onoon, II. Sunuar. - DER
bon Der britiI6en Regierung gu
sransport5psdsn gemietbste eunaro@
Oampfer vllmbria" ging 9euIe 9fa47
mittaa nit 200 Munn So!oatsn bon
Sout6umpton ra9 Siipafritd ab.
gDie aug 2orsn5o Wfurquss 9enleI@
bet pirb, linb mebrere Portugls1sn,
pelde auf benz Wsge paren, ii9 Den
SOeren anaui9lieben, BON Der 9ter'5@
poiiaei psrbaftet tpproen. Sunftl9btn
ourf giiemanb nle6r p6ne pab oes
portugialil9en 9ouperneurs bic
@usn3s na9 SransDoul iibsrlareiten.
Ois 3abl Der in 2abDImitb an Sic
ber un0 Hubr perItorbenen Sploaten
betruq innerbdfb bier Su9en %
Ulann, Elm 8etpeis, bab bic be.agerte
@urnilon itarf unter i4!e4ten ianjtdz
ren &rbdltniiIen leibet.
9lus &apltaDt erfdbrt Der r0aiIp
g6uonicle," baB bic 9Osrsn bs6auptez
ten, es 6dtten so 8affsrn nit Der
9arniIon BON auruman getdmpft.
Sic hGttsn oieIen Ort nebmen mill
fen, um Elm Gomnanoo frei gu ma
den, bas na6 ben i'm SiiDen geleg2z
nen OiItriften bon Yriesta unb Som
barbt abgeben iolIts, UNI untsr Den
oortigen 2lfritanoern, unter lpel4en
bic Hepolution reif lit, gu retrutiren.
@s beibt, bic 9oerenfiibrer erlaubten
ibren 2euten, iebe febsnte 8o4e in
ibrer 9eimatb 5u3u6ringsn.
Giner OepeTde aus Der SapIfaot
5ufolge fat Der britiideareu5er r5earz
leB" bic 9arfe .Maria g." beT6la9z
na6mt, 1pel6e am lebten SamTia9 nit
einem Cargo S6peFsl aus Nrgentiz
MEN gu Port Gli3abei6 antdm.
STr y b a 9 StltGs It Srtt t..
2onbon,11. San. - Sir @6a5.
Dilfe. Wfitglieb beg Parluments, fat
eins Reoe in GinoerForo gehulten, in
tpelder er bic &riegs 8orbereit1ngea
uno bic Heoen oes 5iibrers Der 3e9isz
rungspartei i'm llntsrhauIe elmer Ie0r
idarfen Sritif unter3og. gr Tagts,
9ulfpur babe in elmer Rebe bebauptet,
baB bic Regierung ale n0t6igsrS6ritz
te CUR Srisgsporbereitung 9etban 6Gtz
te, als fi9 bic 5einoieligteitsn nit bam
Sranspaal 5uIpibrsn; er babe ferner
3ugsgeben, bab bic Hegienung pole
9enntnib pon ben Huitun9en Der 8oez
rem befab. Sol6e Sprode bebiirfe Der
2luffidrung unb sr(Str g6arlss S.lfe)
tperbe i'm SiBuugsIaale Oe5 llnter6auz
les bic 5rage an bic Hsgierung ri6tea,
Of Tie in Der Shat bic ridtigen S6ritte,
lpis 1ie bic militdriTfs Situation uno
Die &enntnib Der Sbatia6en CUR 3e!t
er6eiIAten, get6an babe.
Die Spro6e Gpro SalisburD's i'm
gorldmente," fubr Cir G6arles fort,
nerregte umnDtbieerpejIe 2tergern;B -
geraoe oas, mas, pie 6r. 9ulfour uns
Iugt, bic 8sgierung um jsben Preis
permeiben mubte = unb maAta ben
Srieg mDglih. Die 3egierung lit berz
anttportlih fir Die StutTate, oaB mir
bei Qlusbru6 bes Sr;sgs5 niAt &anoz
nen genug fir Elm 2(rmee Corps butz
ten."
3ebner tabelte fsrner bic 3egierung
bofiir, bab lie bic DienIte tii6tiger So
lonialtruppen peri6mdht unD Itatt beIz
fen Die Der 10000 berittenen 6reilpIlliz
gen dcceptirt babe, peldpn man na6z
Iage, bob Iie psoer rsit'n nod I6ieBen
t0nnter. Gr perIDnli4 CLAUDE uqerz
bines. buB bic ngeomonrp" po6l gang
pahabie Reiter lpdren, pdbreno er IiA
in 8e3ug auf t6re S4ieBfsrtjgteit ben
3peiflern anl6(iebe.
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so. Sabrgang.
pie GeChihte ,mrier farmfn.

Eor ungcidbr iedsairdoitdbs, S1brtn ltlrS 0ou5
oerrslr 6olparo 2lppo nit SointtrlaNuna peosu.sn- ~
LAMB S5n jeinsm Seareute pernlatbts er elmer leiz
ner So6ter cine beoeutcnpe G5sloiumme tur esseh
1rbensset, lpebss Gclo mad Dertn "lbleofn eul oe,
rta &inDer iib,ree5sn oItt; jqpti 9roBe JG Ja1p't"
fpurDen dls toilismit.sl fir Die %tl3af1ih9 O's S.I
oes betmmt 2apae Sabre ipGttr puroe EN- 2ps"
pieir Carmen an peridsDene Is:rIonen p'ttlnIt, u.
mebrere Rapttaliiten lteben @eGo am sopp@o!pe.sh @
sruf einiae Dteer Sbsile. Remdno entoea'F ''s'"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-12
8alfour's Gedtfertiz
our d5berJudbe

Comb on. II. San. = 5inau3mis
niiter u. S. 9alfour bat in Uidn9eIter
piaoer etne 3eOe gebalten. Gr pies
5und6Tt bic 8eidulOigung 3urit, baB
er NIT benz Sriegsmiriiterium bur9
bid uno oiinn gebe. SslbIt einem Gns
gel bonn Simmel, erfiGrte er bom tpeis
ter, ipiiroe er niht glduben, oaB bei'm
Iusbru6 sinas groBen &risges 9lIes
10 t(apper t0nne, tpie es dnF oem 9qz
pier itGnoe. G5 lei ni6t pa6r, bah bic
6ritiIhe @rmes nit I6le6teren Sc,
ifiiBen als iie Der 5eino beIiBe, in's
5slo geI6idt porhen lei. Gr poQe
ni6t beRaupten, oaB bas 6ritiIfe 9lrs
meeipItem pollTtdnoig lei, a6er mon
oiirfs nidt pergeiTen, oaB man in oiez
tenn &rpge por gang anoeren milttdriz
1fen Brobiemen itebe, ais bic Iinb, NIT
benen Iib bic @enerdlItG6e Der Gontis
nsntalmahte beIhdfrigtsn. 3um ers
lten W}dle in Der WeltgeIhi6te lieae Der
Jou Dor, ouB man |it eiuem pouz
itdnoig berittensn 6einOe gegenii6er Be-
tlnoe, uno tpem Gnqluno me6r 9az
ballerle in's 5elo ge5didt bdtte, pdre
Der 5eIo3ug ldn9It beenbet. Oas britt
ife arie95miniitsrium lei ben beftsn
mIlitoriT6en 5a6anii6tsn nift na6s
9ebintt II. IS lei Oabsr ldferIi6, i'm
Wfdngsi on 9orIitt borperfsn gu polz
len. Siderl;6 perOe man ipGtar Der
&riegsleitung 9ere6t;gfsit piosrF16z
rem iafen, 9as 2eBte. mas bic Rsgie=
rung niinT6', lei Elm ungeh0rjges Der
6eimli4en unlieb1amer S6atIo9en.
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Der 5armbduIsr sptIthsn ben fs'nos
l;6Rn ,Stsaunasn but sbsnfals be9onz
nen. Wlun oeutst oieis 9orberellun9en
oa6in, bah General Waethuen IN Sdlos
sinsn 8orItoB gu moden bsabtl3tt9t'
gsrmii9ts ariegsnaa@