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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05
raE PERSONALITY ISSUE.

BOurke Cochran Vas for YsicKinley in
1896, but he isn't this year. At Chicago
Saturday night, $4,000 people tried to
get into the hall where he spoke, but
only half could gain admittance. 1t
was an awful crush. And Mr.. Cochran
merited their desire to hear him. He
made wonderful speech. He answered
those who think that the personality of
the candidates ought to be the deciding
issue. On this point what he said Is of
particular interest here in Canton. He
said:
Now, our Republican friends would
resent the assertion that the issue of
| this campaign was the preservation of
| republican government. They profess
to belive in republican government for
the United States. I know Of nobody
that is more eloquent In his assurances
| OF his affection for Democratic insti-
tutions that the Republican candidate.
Indeed, II his words and his acts were
consistent It would be difficult to make
any opposition to him.
But, unfortunately. wherever we find
| that his courses are the most objec-
tionable he offers us professions of NOR
ality which are the most unexception-
able. We find him shooting down peo-
PIE in the eastern islands and profess
ing the utmost affection for them and
the utmost regard for their prospects.
!. He tells us that he is opposed to impe-
rialism and yet he is seeking to estab-
lish government Of arbitrary and un-
| limited powers. He affects to resent
the assertion that he is introducing mil
| itarism into the United States and yet
we find the army has been quadrupled
during his administration and a policy
los 70 n oh had xxyhtn VxytI1 % F,,r -
| armament II 1t should be successful at
the polls.
II have no disposition to charge the
president Of the United States with
immortality or disloyalty. prefer to
think that he has fallen a victim to
gh-sOunding and misguiding phrases
which have often reconciled men of ex-
transactions. In fact, ] believe that II
Is source of congratulation TO the
people of the United States everywhere
| that this campaign has been singularly
free from all manner of personalities.
II do not think have ever known
q political conquest to be conducted on
a higher plane of thoughtful discussion
the issue. but think they are both
united in conceding the personal vir-
tues of both the candidates. But the
personal virtue Of a candidate, far from
lessening our opposition to him when he
represents an issue which we consider
dangerous, should Intensity our opposi-
tion. ~
"a vicious principle supported by q
vicious man is never dangerous. It II
only when 1t is able to enlist the support
of misguided virtue that 1t threatens
the happiness of the people, and ever
casts sinister shadow over the pros
poets of the race
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

f. A. Crawford, secretary Of the Ohio
Democratic committee, was caller at
Democratic national headquarters in
Chicago Monday. He said poll of
Ohio was being taken, and said as far
as completed shows Democratic gains
and Republican losses. In one Column
bus precinct there was Democratic
gain of %. He says Cleveland will go
Democratic by from 5000 to 5000, that
Toledo win go Democratic and that
Bryan will get so per cent Of the Jones
vote.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05
How's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any cure Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Proprietors. Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned have known r. ].
Cheney for the last 16 years. and be-
!ieye him perfectly HONORABLE In all
business transHctionss and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their Arm.
WEST & TRUAx. Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo. Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN q MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure II taken intern.
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price 76c per bottle. Sold by all drug, :
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

The Republican press is laying great
stress on the fact that John G. Carlisle
is for Mckinley. He was for McKin-
ley in 1896. 1t is easy to please our
Republican brethren this year. They
seem to be greatly tickled when they
hear of fellow who is going to vote
the same way he did in 80. So many
who voted for Mckinley are going to
vote the other way, that there is great
rejoicing when a report that he will
get vote he already had, reaches heau-
quarters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

REV. C. q. Manchester, d. D., was
returned by Bishop Fitzgerald to the
First M. r. church at Canton as pastor
for President Mckinley. The Canton
church. did not want him and refused to
ask his return but the pastor had done
such valuable service Id suppressing
the Prohibitionists who criticized the
president for wine bibbing and renting
his property for saloon, that the
bishop evidently thought that he was
necessary there just now. Besides, the
president wanted him, and what do the
wishes of congregation amount to,
anyway, compared with the interests OF
man Of destiny?"
The foregoing is from the Lorain
Democrat the paper Harold Rockhill
from this city. edits. Rockhill In prob
ably allowing his Prohibition inclina-
tions to run full vent and this vicious
Item 10 the result. Whom you want real
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05
wsERE HE HAD IT.
croledo Bee.)

5 Hanna said ina speech in New York
last night: FAf ~k y
What has President Mckinley done
for the people? ] will tell you. From
the day he entered public ONCE he has
had the country's welfare on his mind.
Then according to the Hanna view Of
It, all that the Canton statesman has
done for the people II comprised In the
Hanna statement that from the day he
entered public ,s 70. Once the ,a Csnton man
mind. There's IN achievement Tor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

Report from Columbus says John j.
Lentz neglected to file report of what
his nomination cost him this year, and
rs subject to fine Of 81, 900 and disbar-
ment from congress, even though
elected.-Alliance Review.
Why so anxious to get rid Of Lentz?
But before he is ousted the Garfield law
will get a test that will demonstrate
some Of the Columbus mans fighting
qualities
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

The most acute of Republican observ-
ers have already conceded Kentucky,
Maryland and Indiana to the Demo-
Gratis and are also conceding that Illi-
nois is doubtful. They will soon be put
ting New York in the doubtful column,
also.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

David B. Hill will speak in Cincin-
natl and Cleveland on his return trip
from the west. He will get a great
reception in the presidents state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

Alliance Leader: Bryan was rotten
eyed in Chicago four years ago and
the g. o. p. press thought 1t was huge
joke. Some were thrown at Teddy
Roosevelt in Colorado and the same
papers are furious now.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

Senator Beveridge. one of the mouth
lest mouthpieces of the administration,
says it was mistake to promise free
dom to the Cubans. He'll be called in
to repose on the shelf with Hanna.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

Mr.. Bryan says that he feels about
trusts as a man once said he felt about
bedbugs-that he had no objection to
them, but did not like the way they
made a living.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

The expenditure in treasure In the
Philippines has already been $1s5, 5,o00,-
900. What have we got out Of It?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05
DAILY NEws-DEMocRAT.

Daily delivered by carrier. Sc per weeh
-saily delivered by mall. ..10c per week
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

What has become of Grosveuor? Has
ne swallowed some of his "fggers"
and got a bad case of collie?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

The paramount Republican issue in
Kentucky Is still hiding in Indiana,
lodging an indictment for murder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

Davenport, of the New York Journal
seems to think that fun-danner- pail
is fall of hot air.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05
STARK CO. DEMOCRAT
ISSUED Tuesday and Friday.)

ESTABLISHED ............ ......1ss,
STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

1t keeps Republican campaign orators
busy taking back what they said in
1896
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

Hon. j. A. Amber.
J. R: Carey; M r, ~ =,
s. w. Ramsey.
salineville-- 7. !
| Hon. p. M. Ashford,
w. r. Dutton,
L. G. Moore.
Wellsyille-
w. F. Lones,
F. L. Wells,
Hon. p. M. Smith.
Editor p. G.. Hiddlesson, Of the Salem
Herald, was presented with girl few
days since and referred to the fact in
the Herald as follows:
"It's q girl, and a nine FOUNDER. too,
that arrived at the home Of p. G. Hid
dlesson and wife, No. 12 West High
street at 10:30 this morning. Papa Hid
dlesson Is all smiles and Is passing
around the cigars with lavish hand"
Douglass, Of the News, fed his muse
a highball and produced the following:
Sound the Herald far and wide,
Loud and long midst city's whirl;
Greatest news on land or tide
Philip Hiddle's sons girl.
THE TRUSTS.
The following ode to Hanna appeared
in the Circleville Democrat and Watch
man. says the Ironton Daily Ironto-
nian:
Leather trust,
Feather trust,
Trust in salt and soap;
Steel trust
Wheel trust,
Trust in wine and rope.
Packing trust,
Sacking trust,
Trust in coal and Ice;
Brass trust,
Glass trust,
Trust in oil and spice.
Tin plate trust,
School slate trust,
Trust in beer and booze;
Scale trust,
Nail trust,
Trust in tacks and screws.
Paper trust,
Scraper trust,
Trust in kerosene;
Clock trust,
Lock trust,
Trust, too, in benzine.
Casket trust,
Basket trust,
Trust In lace and silk;
Egg trust,
Keg trust,
Trust in cheese and milk.
The smallest peach like the cracked
plate. is always found at the bottom
OF the pile.
II Mr.. Mckinley were certain that
his auditors had forgotten what he said
to them in other campaigns, he might
lift the delegation boycott.
The gamblers trust in this city is
now attracting much INSTRUMENTATION
Beacon-Journal.
Sacrilege, Baldwin! Sacrllege!
Haven't you heard there are no trusts?
The hasty scramble to get the very
best speakers at the command of the
Republican speakers bureau, into the
Eighteenth district, indicates that John
Henry Morris has somebody scared.
The Youngstown Vindicator prints
the News-Democrat's entire report Of
the Morris reception. in Canton. and
refers to A. McGregor. the veteran
Democrat. and in laudatory terms to
the Bryan and Stevenson club.
80
Cleveland councilmen are In water
that is very warm. The investigation
Iccncerning buying votes for favors to
the Gamewell people is stirring up the
animals. Republicans from both fac
tions are squirming in the net.
| Lorain Democrat: 'The administra-
tion of william Mckinley is the issue
o. 1sO0." said Senator Foraker. Right
senator, and because Mr.. Mckinley re-
slizes II ne has spent $4,000 the past few
months purchasing and fitting up a
Icozy home ID Canton to which he can
retire after March 4. 1901. 4
s s~ss NtA
Some new women profess TO be-
lieve that all that man Is trying to dc
in this world Is to run things in such
manner a. to confound the opposite sex
They attach entirely too much import
ance to the situation. The only thing
that has been invented to take the place
OF . woman ID phonograph. and that
can't get Just the proper accent.
i The Cleveland Leader, says it, Wash
ltngton correspondent has been talkinl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

Hanna's monarchy or Jefferson's re-
public Is the issue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

ssmi- Weekly per year by mall. ...si.oo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05
MELANGE.
ONN~@~~

| VsAAHiNOLs
| The school board has ordered gas un.
der the hot air heaters. This combina.
tion is probably for caucus consump.
, ton.
Massillon has a wagon for her fire
| chief. Canton's chief goes horseback
But Massillon has no apparatus to
,, direct after the chief gets there.
Chicago Democrats are endangerine
success by quarreling. There are al
ways few Holsters who prefer to tear
down rather than build up, their party
Many persons who are loud in their
denunciation of man who has fallen,
are honest simply because they have
not had opportunity to steal.
THE ABBREVIATED SKIRT AND
THE FESTIVE MICROBE.
At the next meeting Of the board of
health the matter Of ordering female
school teachers to wear short skirts as
sanitary measure, is likely to be con-
sidered.-Local item.
(Being considerable distance after the
Hoosier poet)
The board o. health is gittln sanitation
on the brain
An they're goin' after schoolmarms
who wear the longes' train.
They're goih' to issue orders very sharp
an to the point,
That skirts hereafter mustn't come be-
low the ankle joint.
They say the crossin' sweepin' gown
has had its final day,
An the short skirts much the neater
an not bit too gay.
There's more comfort an less worry
than with furb'low swishin' bout
Ketchin' microbes at gifts you
Eff you
Don't
Watch
Out!
The dudes II gather early at the corner
o. the street
An listen fer the patter O. the school
marm's exposed feet.
They'll ogle an they'll giggle an they'll
wink the other eye
Some old codgers II buy primers an a
bottle Of hirsute dye
An present themselves as students an
try hard to look young
But they'll be a sorry spectacle-their
songs already sung.
Male visitors II be fockin' to the
schools 'thout a doubt
But the microbes II git 'em
Eff they
Don't
Watch
Out!
The school board II tend to duty AN
take an int'rest in I
They'll loaf bout the school house-hol'
a session ev'ry minute.
Burnheimer II be turribly shocked, but
DR.. March won't run;
Hi Doll II turn his head away but
Baird IL think it's fun.
An when the schoolmarm gifts the
frights an tries t run an hide,
Superintendent O. Buildin's Slentz IL
be a-standin' by her side.
Cline an Young II happen roun' t. see
what It's all about
An the microbes II git 'em
Eff they
Don't
Watch
Out!
An Superintendent Wright IL be so
'shamed he'll all turn red
An he'll hurry home kitin' an kivver
up his head,
He'll shiver out o. his 'natomy, w'ich is
mighty slim an tall
An when they turn the kivvers down
he won't be there at all.
They'll seek i'm in the rafter room, the
,cubby-hold an press
They say his chin got tickled onc't
w'ich was too much guess;
But all they'll find O. lesser II be his
pants an roundabout
An the microbes II git you
Eff you
Don't
Watch
Out!
REV. C. q. Manchester, d. d., wa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

downright vicious and malignant at.
tacks commend yourself to some Of
these apparently mild Prohibitionists-
when they get a chance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

rHE NEws-DEMocRAT PUB. CO..
Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05
Many TOMATOES
In the Market, But No Reduce
tiOn - More Peaches
Next Week.

Tomatoes are now in the market in q
large abundance and with no decrease
in price. They are of an excellent quail
ity and are being taken up very fast.
The commission men said Thursday
morning that peaches would arrive
next week in larger quantities than
they did about ten days ago. Whether
the price will decrease is not said. At
present peaches are retailing from s1.25
to $1.e5 for choice. All other markets
remain the same.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

The school board has ordered gas un-
der the hot air heaters. This combina-
tion is probably for caucus consump-
ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

the splendid voiced orator Of the Tus-
carawas? What Of him? 10 his light
to be hidden under bushel? II the
election to be permitted to 60 by de-
fault7 why was Eggert omitted?
who turned in the list to the state
committee?
Consul Skinner, some of those es-
chewed orators over there are likely to
make you sorry you lsnded.s
Celumbiana county is favored with Q
list about q yard longer than the pres
ident's home county. Here are the cit.
izens who are chosen to do the mouth
ing for that county, and some Of the
Republican orators whose names have
been omitted will doubtless find food
for reflection:
Columbiana-
z. B. Bye,
Hon. c. B. Galbreath.
East Liverpool
Hon. w. ". Blake,
Col. H. r. Hill,
]. H. Brookes,
w. B. Hill,
Captain w. M. Hill,
J. w. McGarry,
Frank Grosshans,
H. p. Grosshans.
Leetonia-
]. B. Morgan.
Lisbon
Hon. N. B. Billingsley,
Hon. J. NJ. Dickinson,
c. c. Connell,
John Elliott,
Hon. George r. Ferrell,
Hon. 8. ]. Firestone
J. A. Martin,
Hon. j. q. Moore,
c. s. Speaker,
Hon. r. w. Tayler,
Hon. w. q. Wells,
Lodge Riddle,
Ross w. Firestone,
Ed. A. King,
Hon. ]. b. Cameron,
Hon. j. G. Boone.
Rogers
L. T. Farr. y
Salem y"
Hon. J. A. Amber.
j. r. Carey,
Hon. w. w. Hole,
s. w. Ramsey. ,-.n -,
Salineville- '.
Hon. P. M. Ashford,
w. r. Dutton, 4
L. c. Moore.
Wellsyille-
w. F. Lones,
F. L. Wells,
Hon. P. M. Smith.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

Massillon has a wagon for her fire
chief Canton's chief goes horseback.
But Massillon has no apparatus to
direct after the chief gets there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05

Chicago Democrats are endangering
success by quarreling. There are al
ways few Holsters who prefer to tear
down rather than build up, their party.
Many persons who are loud in their
denunciation Of man who has fallen,
are honest simply because they have
not had opportunity to steal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19

Ser ein3i9e puntt bes
eurOpGii9 den 6 Sentiments, mo-
sesenwdrti9 9llles 9eidiebt, I'M ben
gn9lGnoern ben 9lufentbalt an9enebm
gu MAIDEN, III MOnte Carlo. Sort
rie6t oas eSglii6e @elo nidt.
SnternationaIe SaBen=
aus sfellun9. 9lus SannOper tpirb
mitaetheilt, oaB bel Der oOrtigen inter-
natiOn1len 6aBen glusltellun9 als
lpertbOOlliie Sbiere bic 9lI9erii6en ans
sorataben beSeidnet wurOen, BON oenen
cine Der 9lnsoraz3ii6terei @Olfratbs=
bauien (Sapern), bic anoere bem 9o=
mitemit9lieo SObann 6lai6 (Wliinden),
Delder ais SbierarSt fun9irte, 9ebOrt.
gu ben i60niten, bon ben 9eiu6srins
men Der ausfellun9 am meiiien bepun=
oerten Sbieren 9ebOrt aud cine @inferz
tabe bonn 9Itlas9ebir9e, aus9eliellt BON
Der 9In9ora=3iidterei in @Olfratbsbau-
len, cine WantaBe BON Der Sniel Man
an Der 9lOrbDeittiiiie Gn9lanos, iotuie
cine fiameiif6e uno eine periii6e GaBe.
9luberoem nuroen iiber 100 Sbiere per-
idieoener Raiien aus Norpegen, gng-
Lamb. 6rantrei6 unb Spanien 9eididt,
BON oenen einise preiie bis gu 20, 900
Wtart erhieltsn-
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err ran 9ede bsn uorsledss 8bnB obsn e6sn
annteen seudn bud 8ds Stabt unb bat f& ndo
S6ersam repufanidsr snurstn Srr
9ds iud feline ;abrein runbs bre nerdbuns nem
freben boH bu M ammt bel 9rmdrpabIn enen
himmen nerben.
Ssrr ds 1T 9bwssb bel an @rOBbnSostbum Sfsn, ssbdr
fam a itOn dnen ubrn 4mefu erbe, fd r
enenommenn Steauns ais Elm iIdeer unb ubas ann 3ua
ugsniu Depemnt Der 9dawanna @en unb 8obn Gompan
ba ais mau Gmsps" bel GOntrafo Gonrab Den
unb as bic 9adapanna 8nue e Oben erbt 8srpa
beribsn M idmebe Ofes asent Gaeor
nutm unb ioem nit nmF gnes peput ibm sroBen
Sbs pebantn bB Der GfO 8ruuere Elm 70 pafdnsr
Sr 8edsr bat nod allen udsn runesn efssn
SenOmmn; tddte sdns Idnss Sabre Sstdr &C.
senwdrts 8 d os scranton 9ben sebDrt aubebm
anerer oeuten 9euaten no IL aut Weo Der eipile us
p; Iaq IN nssen iner @natdt beiebte en eebn Soft
SIN Pruben 1T ais brnhui 0nn bfann unb senb
unbeoee 8ruun en suben 8snntsn unben Sdbste
fur bas S&am fam pi nemunb rass sa
OQte omeIbn epdb perb, pirb psruan
gSenn bic 9mtden Der Sab Counties ebd mfGben 70
er&ent feline domination unO GpdbIune auBsr Srnse.
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Sauseinfturs In Nittsburs.

DaS bon Der Sirma armitrons, SIC.
8inIsp & Co., @boIsials Sarbenbdnp.
Ter, occupirte pierftbdise 9ebauoe iilrs:t
DOnneritas Norsen furs Dor Sebn nbr
elm. Wtebr oIs stpansis Berionen tpa'
rem sur 8eit in bem @ebduoe. ObnC
DIrnuns ftiirste bas 8ebduoe elm, nod
Der oriiten Npenuc su, bic eans bIOtlrt
mar. GIN 8oIisiit erlieB einsn Ssuer.
alarm unb in giu parsn 9olsiiten unc
SeuerpebrIeute bamit beibdfiiet. bic
Ruinen 3u burdiuden. Das Saus tpurbs
elmer Reparatur unter3oeen uno bic mitis
lere Wnuer mar entfernt tporben. um el'
ner neuen 8lub su MAIDEN, tpoburd, tpie
man sluubt, bic 1rasbalien sei6pddt
puroen unb Der auf iie rubenben 2aii
niht eepadien tparen.
Bel bem SauSeiniturs famen aIildIi.
derpeiie nibt 10 piele perionen um's
9eben, nls man antnnss sebabt battle.
Die 3Obtsn iinb: Sruu Wartba SOnes.
Ga Sabre alt, tpobnbaft go. 81 3. 4pe. {;
gusen 8ernbarot. 8erfdufer. 29 Sabre
alt, No. 1908 Wanbntten Str, glQe'
obsnp; Osfur 8lsIer, 3immsrmaun.
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@frifaniider &riessidauplab.
B oaen ansebIi6 pessnbei
8eira'Sraee elm Ultima
tum an gngIanb ri6ten,

Setra'Sraee elm Ultima
tum an @n8lanb ri9ten.
Cine Priputbspeiae aus 81. 9stsrs,
turs bsiust, bab elm bon Rublanb,
5rantrel4 uno SOaunO unterssibneiea
ultimatum on Gnelano abeebsn wlro,
ipenn bic @iienbabn BON 8elra bis I'm.
faa in BOrtueieiif6, Ofafrita aum
GranspOrt bon brItiiden Sruppen benubl
ipiro. Die Depeibe bcitdtist aud be
bonn >. ..9IftOnbIabet" ssbra6te geudridi,
oub Der Gar mad grIaB bes uItimatums
bic &eierpen iOfOrt einsubsrufsn &c.
benfe.
8ermif@te Ru9ri9ten.
@Iaubpdrbise SII6tIinse bsbaupten,
oab bic Sursn neulib minbeitens 80
neue Slide Irtiaerie, oapon sinise bon
srobem &aliber, empfnsen. bic ais Dia
i6lnerie bon einem Befsafriianii6en
Safen iiberlanb eebradt pureen. Ibl
oleier @ei6iiBe ipurben bor aht Iaeen
nah cem Srelitaate seianbt. Die 9uren.
benmtsn rtbmsn iid, bab es ibnen se.
luneen lei. Ulunitlon Sur4 portusieiii6eS
@ebiet su ibmuseeln.
Der Gufftano Der Iihantis in Der bri,
tliden @Olonie Seitaltet iib INNER ern.
iter. IS pirb beridtet, baB fiinf euro.
paIide Oheiere uuo 40 Sauias (ginse.
bOrene) bon ben Resierunestruppsn i'm
Sample nit ben Nufitdnbiiben aeibbtsl
tpOrben iinb. Aas WlIi,en IinD ,um
Dienit einberufen. Gin anberer 8eri6t
beiaet. bab bic 8ebsQsn ben in 3umuiiie,
i'm Snnsrn Der @OIonie itaiiOnirten @ou.
psrnsur Sir 5ree. SObsiOn, ssfanssn
aenommsn buben.
Seiner 9ratuIationsbepsibe on ben
BrlnIen bon Wales nad 3opsnbaaen
selesentIi8 bshsn sIadIiten @nifom.
mems aus Dlbrperbano fdete Sen. 9fo.
berts einise auf einen baIoieen 8ormarid
nit tpeitreidenben gombinaiionen bin,
sielenbe Sdse binSu.
IS pirb berehnet. baB 2orb Roberts
2l4. 900 Mann su ieinsr 8erflgung bat,
ipOsu nod 10. 900 fommen, bic Ii6 iebt
auf Der Sabrt befinben.
Dielbuneen aus bem 8urenbaupiauar,
tier in 9tatul beiasen, bOb ii6 bic 8ritsn
nu6 einem beftisen SombGrosmsnt in
oer Rl6tuns BON Suopimiib surid,ieben
uno bic 8erbinoeten in ibre alien SO.
iitionen pieber einriidsn.
Cine in PariS per6fsntIidte 0spef6e
aus 8retOriu iaet, bab bic 8uren, nab.
osm bic @ntiesuns bon 2abpImiib unb
8imberlep. iotpie bic @sfaneennabme
bss Sen. @ronie iie fur ene ,3sit lana in
cine art Banii psrisbt babe, ii& nun.
mebr erboIt uno bon Reuem ben gnt.
idIub eefnBt bdtten, bis auf's Neubrife
g8ibsritunb .au Ieiten. Die miIiidrif6e
Situation 1T ni6t idIsdtsr, uIs Iie Dor
apei Dlonaien mar, beibt es. Dis 3Iein.
mdtbissn iinb aus ben &eferten ausae.
mer3t tporben uno bic @ommunbos iinb
iest aus entibIOHenen Wdnneru ,ulam.
gine neue RampfpeiIe in
noOptirt tporbsn, bic bersits quite grfoIas
Debra4t bat. :