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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-07
senate 70 Con.ider Army BIn.

Washington. Dec. 7.--Senator Hawley,
chairman OF the Senate committee on
military affairs. said today that his
committee would have its first sitting
for the consideration Of the army bill
next Monday morning. II was not the
purpose he said, 20 grant a conference
n the House should ask Il on the bill
as Il now stands, and that he did not
believe 10 be the purpose OF the House
to ask a conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-07
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS" %

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. III. Ross
Clark and r. +. Gibbon, both vice
presidents and directors OF the new Salt
Lake railroad company, have announced
the selection Of Henry Hawgood as
chief engineer Of that company with
headquarters In this city. II. NJ. Nc
Cartney will be first assistant, and Will
have bis headquarters IA Salt Lake
CITY, Mr.. Hawgood is one Of the best
known engineers In this part Of the
country. lie is a members Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-07
City Wins Damage Suit.

The action IN which a. 3. Sawyer
sued Salt Lake city TO recover $4,000
damages for personal injuries, alleged
TO have been sustained through stun
bling over a stake IN the sidewalk on
East Fifth South street, resulted In
the jury today finding the issues In
favor Of the defendant, The defense
was cintributory negligence.
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PresIlcntinI Nomination..

Washington. Dec The President
today sent the following nominations TO
the Senate
Col. j p. Weston assistant commits
sary general ~ subsistence, to be COM
missary general of subsistence with
rank Of hrigadIer general Capt. Frank
b. McKenna. F0rty-seyenth infantry,
L. s. ". FIRST lieutenant Fifteenth in.
fantry. Z. S. A. TO be inspector gem
era OF volunteers. with rank Of major.
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Foss succeeds BouteIle.

Washington, Dec THE House
committee on naval affairs today COM
pllmented the acting chairman Of the
committee, Representative Foss. Of
Illinois. by unanimously selecting him
TO the important craftsmanship Of that
committee made vacant by the recent
resignation Of Mr.. BoutelDe, OF Maine.
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WHY POWERS NOT NOTIFIED.
The Oar Imnrnyes.

Liyalla, European Russia, Dec. t.
The following bulletin was issued by
ihe cars physicians this morning:
The car passed the last "A hours
very we'll Ills temperature and pulse
are nominal and his condition Is very
satisfactory"
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MAXIM GUNS IN POSITION.
Everything I'm II eadinessto for n Disturb
anee az Capetown 90 why England
Cave No Notice OF Annexation.

johannesburg. Dec, I'm pursuance
Of the reconcentrado policy, the au-
.horities here are preparing accommo-
daton on the race course for four
thousand people from farms in the Vi
ehlty Of the Rand, The burghers will
be herded in lager and will be strict
y watched,
A notification appears in the Gazette
10 the effect that all able bodied British
sublsots are liable to be conscripted for
service In the Rand rines.
MAXIM GUNS IN POSITION
Capetown, Dec. Lowing to the at
tempts OF sympathizers TO communicate
With the BOer prisoners at Greenpoint
camp, Maxim guns have been placed
IN position on the surrounding heights,
In readiness for a disturbance.
WHY POWERS NOT NOTIFIED.
London Dec. lin the house Of COM
mons today, Nisccunt Cranborne, par
lAmentary secretary for the foreign Of
fee replying 10 a question, said the
government had not notified any for
elgn power Of the annexation Of the
Transyaal or Orange Free State. An
examination OF presidents, he said.
showed that notification was not
necessary. and foreign recognition OF
the annexation was not dependent on
q formal notification.
GOVERNMENT FOR TRANsVAAL
London, Dec. 1.-THE secretary Of
state for the colonies, MI Joseph
Chamberlain, announced In the house
OF commons today that civil govern
ment viii shortly be established In the
Iansyaal and Orange River colony.
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Hungarian Murderer Beheaded.

Berlin, December August Goenczl.
,he Hungarian who murdered a wealthy
widow named Schulz and her daughter
'',e ~ lss' WAS beheaded this morning
4. vac prison OF Ploetzenze. The muir
,r,,,Wes an atrocious one and was COM
"''''ea IN the center OF Berlin. The
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EneIIsh ANN Estlmates.

London, Dec THE second suple-
mentary estimate OF sixteen millions
issued this morning makes the total
army estimates for the year. E92,3J9-
1j3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-06
@epieferte Mntmnrt.

70. 8ourfe gpdran Dem 6rn. Mcz
8inlep ms Stammbuf. - Die
91slp>Yortsr gantettreoe beg Serrn
prGiiDenten in's redts 2i6t gez
1teGt.
92etp Yorf, 5. MGr3. - 96tb,
%. 8ourfs &odron bisit bier am
SumItag Wbsno, Der am 4beno oor6sr
pom YrdiiOenten Mc9inleD gs6altenen
8anfsttreoe uuf osm 5uBe folgeno, in
Der nQcaoemp Of MuIic" gslsgentli6
Der 5eisr gu @6rsn os5 6unDertunoz
5peiuno5Epan3igIten 8eburts!ages' bon
Hobert @mmet an bic 5ublreid berz
lamme!ten irlGnoiI6en Yatrioten eins
N1fpro6e, in Der tr bic Monlin;Itruz
ton in WuTbingtpn, iptpeit ibr Ser
6altsn Gn9ldro gegenubsr nit 9e3u9
auf c:e @orgdnge in Suoafrifa in Ssz
tradt tommt, auf Da5 !6eftigits an
gr;ff.
6r. Godron, Der bonn 9orIiBer, Iez
coroer Sobn 70. 9off, porgeitelt
iparo, iagte, na6oem er Rpbert @mz
met a!s einen Der gt0Btsn MGrtprsr
gei6:losrt, oaB Der BON Gnelano gegsn
be fiioafritanii4sn Hspublitsn gez
fii6rte &rieg bon Der gan5en cipiliIirten
Wslt peroammt peroe uno IsibTt0erz
ftdnoli6 audi bon Stlanb. Gnglanb
fibre Den &risg ni6t me6r, lpie es i'm
2IaFdn9 be6uuptst 6abe, fir GrglanO's
RsGte, Ionosrn um bic Suprsmat;s,
um bic @bre, bas Yreii;ee uno bic Siz
6er6eit oe5 Ge;9ss. @ng.ano BE-
Rauptet jebt, OaB bic ltntsroriidung
Der Iiioafritan;i4sn 3spublifen Die
G3oilhat;un f0rpern perbs; er, 3epz
her, aber be6aupte, buB oieisr &rieg
Der srDBte S4lug lei, Der ieit D;er6unz
bert Sabren gssen Die GiDililatioa gez
fiibrt iporoen lei.
SIT oisIs 0slt nidt gro5 genug fir
cine GaHe, Die 9lbeno5 ni&t i'm 5rad
unO tps;Ber @eite umberlduft, pobI
dbsr i6r Wbsnbgebst Tpr:6t, Die, obz
i6oa lie groBe 8ottssfur6! 6sgt, bod
ni9t bic MsnIden fiir9tst? Wenn es
i'm Snterefe Der Gioilii iation lisgI, bus
8olt gu unterjphen, oann beosutet
&ipi.iIation niGts tpei!er, als 8srosrz
Zen, Rotb3uft uno Ruub. Wir baz
ben Sers6t:gung, ben ar;sg gu perz
Oammen, uno mir Iino um Der 8ers9z
tigtsit balber ou5u se9dltsn, i'm gu
berbammsn."
Hebnsr fam bunn auf bic Reg;srung
Der Ger. Staaisn gu ipre6en uao
madte eelteno, oaB Ii4 oieielbe ni6t
neutral psr6altsn babe. 3ur 3sit, uls
Der 8riss Der GHglGnoer gsgsn Die
Sosnn auabraf, Bate 5tpiiAsn gnez
ldno uno ben Ser. Stdaten sinsStreitz
fraes bstrsffs Der 4.osfa 9rsn3e gez
i9ipebt. Die Ser. Stua!en bdttsn
cine 5orosruns aufsefslIt, be aber
lofort fallsn eelai1sn porOen lei. als
Der &risg entflammt lei. Sn osm Mpz
ntnt bdtte Waibngton auf9s6ort
neutral gu Ts;n. Wsnn biz Esg;srung
oleie Torosrung burd5uieBen psriu6t
batte, oonn pdrs bisier arieg ME be-
90nnsn tporosn. Die canaoiidsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-06

1ruppen bdttsu aGe 9Gnoe poll gu
9auIe gu !6ua gebabt.
rSn is;ner Raoe pom 6reitug absno
iaste prdiOsnt Mca:niep, ss sr'lt're
tsine 2tQ:ans nit Gng ano. Oas
e.aubs i9 i6r. IS 1T feline Gl!an5.
@s 1T eine usbsrsabe. Sine llebergahe
bet Gontrols uaIersr auslGnoiItan
Yplitit in bic SGnos oes SiuatsIetrs7
tGrs. Sab es e:n Ding, ods Die Ser.
Staaten ni6t i6aten, um b:sien Srieg
Gil fDroern? @ine @GIan3 btoeutet Elm
ReciprocitG!s 8erbGitn;b. Dies Ser
bGl.niB obsr 1T sinieitig, mir srbdltsn
T:4ts. 8ir rufen oen 8onlul in Prez
tpriu ab, neil er Ii6 Odrii6sr bstIagt,
baB ieiHs YoIt geDFfnet miro. Sin "a
id9rissr Siir9ling miro an feline Stsle
9siabt uno, nod mebr, er sr6dlt 1tine
lsbtsn oSn ltruftionen ni9t BON Der Hsz
aierurg in @aTf!neton, ionoern pom
9luspGtti9ea 2tute in 2on0pn.
v0isfer 8r;eg lit Der 8r;eg oss
Smart Set," bas lia aus Dem
Draining Room, aus Den WluIitballen
uno bem Strabermob refrut;rt. I'm
Ter Smart Ell" periteht ni6t piele
9inos, absr bic 2on0paer f0nnen auf
iaine llnterItiiturg re6nen.
yNu6 6siBt es pribenL baB Sngldnb
Die Iiioafrifanii6sn RepubI;tsn ni4t
bulhsn oarf, neil Die gsahbarI4aft Ell
nsr Republif fir Die Rolon;sn gefGbrz
lia 1T. @enn bas Der San 1T, ME
Fe6t's nit Canada? @enn @nglano
bic 2r1i6t Rgt, oaB bic tle:nen Repuz
blifen in Siioufrifu ben faiierlihsn
Sp.onisu gsfG6rli6 Iin0. ounn iplte s5
oo6 auf oieitm Continent pIel me6r
Der 5oG fem"
@obalo 9r. godron unter leb6afz
tenn geifaq gu Gnoe ssfommen, tpurz
ben ibm auf Den 9ori9lag Don Recorz
Der 8ofF brsi 9p6s ausgebraht. 6r.
@off ieiber iprad ben NunId uus,
baB Die SrLGnoer unter ii6 enoli6
mai einig iperosn puroen. So fange
oas iuif6e 8olf n;ht uuf einem Ser.
Sriuno bsIiebs, t0nne IS ts;ne 6IlTe
bon b;eIsm ooer ir9eno einsm unoeren
2onbs erIparten.
9(uf Der plattform IaBen auBer Den
8enannten Die 99. Mi6asl S. Senz
nings, @r'Ri6ter SamsS q. gldn>
6uro, @2nerai Sames 3. S'geirne,
@rz9ihter Wau6opez2pnn, 3:4tsr
Sobn 3. Wlcaepn, Der frii6ere Ser.
Staaten 8sFanote an G6ili, Yatrid
@gan, Williom Semp.s Gmmet II. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-06

Sulnanaz9srg. m;tt,lIt einas 9robns
gu entfsrnen. Gs mubte ettpas 9luz
Beroroentli6ss i'm 9ange feln! =
Sdmmtli9e perFiis6aren @el4iibe Der
gelaBuns ri6teten nun ibr 5srsr ouf
Den gulpana, 70 DuB Die 8oeren ge=
5pungsn paren, ben &ra9n auBer
Sbdtigtsit gu ieBen. Spdter gelang
IS t6nen. bas @eIdiib auf einen Waz
gen 3u laben, peI6er ieoo6 in Der
Songa ftedsn ge6iie6en fein Foll. -
Nd9reno ces Nudm:t:a9s i4oIIen bic
britif6en &anonsn no& ollen Gi6z
tungen, mo 8psren fi6tbar puroen.
I'm 4 llbr lpuros bon Waponz6iG bez
ltograp6irt. bic 8peren beTGnoen Ii6
IN pollem Hud3uge. 8lei6 barauf
erRob li6 Elm fiir6terli6es 0pnnerz
lpstter. DIS ii6 oahei6e gelegI bate,
meloetsn einige SFfi5iere, oaB britiT9e
&aDallerie inn Qfn3use Tei. g}iemauo
pollte es elauben; man Oa6te, Der
WunI6 lei Der 9atsr be5 9aoonfens.
llnIere @ei6iiBe na3men pas 5suer
auf Den 8ufipanabsrg tpieoer auf uno
con5entrirten bafelbe f6iieBli6 auF
Der 2infen, mo mod 8osren Ii6t6ar
tparen. @lei6 burauf tauhte in Der
Sfut cine britiF6e 8sitertruppe auf
Der @bere Fuoli6 be5 9ulponu auF.
Die 9iir9er, Npelhe 1i6 bei'm Q(u5z
bru6 bes Sturmes in bic !oduIer sez
flll4set 6otten, puroen erit geipabr,
mas geIfeben, ai5 F6on Die 9efreier
IN ben Srt eingerittsn sparen. Den
Gntfufidsmus, bic 5reuoe gu be-
1Arslben. nit ipel6er OunopnalD's
Reiter be9riiBt puroen, lit unnlDgli6.
I'm 7 llbr Brad Der Sturm bon
g&euem aus. 9us Wetter nub bic
goeren in ibrem @iid3uge iebr eeI0rt
h1ben, unEere 2(rtillerie bielt I6arFe
gBafe ii6er ben 9uipdna, Inn bic
8oeren pom0olih gu par6inbarn, oas
idpere @sTfiiB gu entTernsn uno Die
8anona0e bes 9ergs5 t;ett Die gan3e
98aft an. Qlm Morgsn tpuroe eine
Ibt6e:.rIna ausq,T6idt, Inn oa5 fdtpe=
re 9eT6iib gu IuAen. (Ob bas Sc
ifiiB borgeFunben tpurbe. 1T niat ge=
1a9t) 2prD 0unbondlo's Reitsr u.
1000 Monn bon Der gsfabung bon
2aoqFnpit6 ma6!en fid in Der 8i6=
tung bon Glanoslaagte CUR SerFplz
gung bes 5eirbe5 auF.
9srmiT6t tie &riegsno6z
ri9ten.
aapHabt, 5. MGr3. - IuS
Wtaiern, oem Sduptorte bs5 gaTutoz
lan0es, miro semelbet, boB Die Selsz
grap6enlinie spiI6er bort uno Mfaz
feting CpabrIfeinlid Mafeting an
Der 3outs nu9 9ororebt gemeinD
3erfOrt poroen lei, uno 5nar cine
gang beoeutenbe Strsde berIelbsn.
Mon glaubi, DaB bas Elm Werf Der
bon Den 9oeren aufSslta6elten Saz
Tutos 1T.
Die Rebellsn bes @riqualanbes Iino
burd 600 4fritunoer aus Dem Priesz
tdbiitritts ptrHGrtt porOsn uno baben
Ren6arbt, 100 Wfeilen tpeItli6 bon
priesfa, 6eTebt. Nu6 einem beftigen
G,eFeht nit ben ben ben 8riten be=
pafirstm aafFsrn 1T Elm 5beil Der
Rs6elIen na6 @an WDds 9iei mar
I6irt, I'm biz oortigen4 4@etrsto ez8orz
rdthe 81 confis5iren.
9ierbunbert en9liTde 5lii6tliuge
BON Henhorot 1ino in Garnaron an
aelangt. Die @inga6orenen bieTes
lebteren 0iItritt5 psroen unrubig.
Or. SameIon lie9t gu Sabpimitb
am Nerbenfieber bdrnieoer.
S;r ItfreD Tfinor, 8ouperneur Der
8upfOlcn;e, fat heute eine Yrotlumaz
ticn erlaHen, tpelAe ben 8eldgeruny5z
3uTtorb iiber ois9iItritte 9rie5fa ,8enz
farh!, 8r;tstotrn unp 9arflp Weit
perbGngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-06

getommen Iei. Wtarqui5 8iscDntts
Senolta, Mindier bes Iuspdrtjgen,
antpprtsbe burouE er tpiirbs ber3li9
germ 6risben ltifsn belfen, ullein 8srs
mitteluna tonne nur ounn angeboten
perpsn, penn bic llmlidnbe 9lusIi6ten
auf rfplg bieten, unb Dies IAeine
ibm gegenpdrtig nod ni4t Der San 5W
|sin.
Die Sungersnot3 in Sna
bten.
2pnoo n, 5. Mdr5. - DER 8icsa
S0nig Don Snbien, 2oro Gur3on,
reloet be3iisl;4 Der 9ungersnotb, oaB
bisbsr in Der Situatipn nod feine
Nsnoerung bon 9e0eutung gu pers
8ei6nen mar. Die NuSIi6ter Tn6
fsbr tribe. Sn MaoroS 1T nit Der
llntsrIu6ung Notbleioenber beapnnen
iporpen. 2prb Gur5pn giebt an, puB
i'm 8an5en 4,374,OOO YerIpnen BON
Der 3egierung unteritiiBt peroen.
QDabIen in Gbili
Santiagp BE 6 B iii, 5.MGr3.
- 8eftern fanben Die 9tationalpablen
in allen S6eilen G5ili'5 itdtt. 0ieIela
ben perIieFen obns bic geringIten I'M
ruben. Die iolpeit porlisgenben 9ez
ri6te beutsn auf einen Sieg Der libea
rdien Ndrtei.
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Gs ,uar oas erfe
,tno ilt oas ein5ige
SGmer5ens- @eirmttter,

ols uuQcnblidli6 pie n;ortcrnoittn Sbmtricn btI.i,
tigt, GntjiinruHQsn mioTt unO GouQtNionen b,ilt
pb idD eieisIbsn an DEN Hunucn, I'M Utaotn in oeu
6inqentiosn oDtr in au0trtr IrIitn oOcr 0rqas
utn befinotn, ltno lnor ourb cine ctnmaiee Aus
Dsnpune
Gin bOlber big Su cirtm ounJ,n 1bctloiid po1
in ,iutm baIbtn 0lat y9nftr iuiro in lpcnigcn
Winuten Rrdmpie, Spusms, SoobrtnneH. 6ris
bremen, NcrpoftGt SbtnfIONQftit. Wiordr,,
Surbiaq, 9ubr, aoit, SIdDuHgsn uHo oil, inc
nerlidJen s6mr3en beiltn.
Gs qisbt feir anDtrss Soeilmittti in Der gGtlt,
pelb,s 6isscr uuo Sbmtrjsu uuo aa. anotr,r
maluriibcn, biliDi,n unb anbsrsn Titber inter 3u,
bdlf:nabme BON 8abpaps 9iatn 10 raid bctn
miro, ais 8aDpap's 8.dbp Rtlicf
30 Gents pro iSlui6s. Bon a1eH &potb,t,rr
DfrfouFt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-06
Cine Sur fit ale

Gr:d;ure.n, Sout,n, punO,n 6nls. anflu'ula.
9rsrditjs, 9unUtnent}unoma, aui6p.luno osu
Seltnie Hcuo.aipeb GHpunouuaen, 8b.umutisz
mus Neuraleit, Grotbruleu, 6rOitruunOtn, 9opi'
idmuisn 3abnidmerJcu, Ihbmu 6bpratbmi9'
ttt.
6g b,ilt bic idIimmittu S6mer3er in elmer bis
,sanJia Winuttn. Wibt cine StunOe nub benz
Qtu oiei,r 4mtet braubt irgtuo Semoro
S6mtrIen 3u lejDen.
NaOiUup's I,uop 3,lsi 1T Gin, fbr, Sur far
jcotu Samsr5 &yrtHluuaeu, SrauOpuuptn,
S6mtr1en i'm 3iidsn, Wrujt uuo GIitotrn.
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Shiibrnhe.

8robtbence, R.zS., 3. Wdr5.-
Mebrere fpsitsre Stiite pom Wruf eis
mes SdiFfes, bic an Der QuonpGpns
tau9 Bead bur6 Die SSlutb an's2ano
getporfen tpurben, Be Itdtiqen Die glns
nabms, ooB bic 9rigg ID. 6. 9asa
fea" BON Hodlanb, Me., gu 8rurOe ges
oangen lit. GineS bon ben auTgeFdngea
men Studen bes Sed3 trug Die 8e5eidb4
runq v3odlar0, Me."
gei 8rasn Sin 1T man au7 Elm Lana
aes Slid Wrat qeItoben. oa8 bon eis
nem groBen 5ahr3eug 6sr5urii6ren
ffaint. Gs tpar 5;egelrOtb ungeItriz
den. 2lu6 Elm 8djiitenItu3l puroa
aufgeFiI6t,
SdiiFaE q. g., s5. MGr3. -
S6pinrmgiirtef unO S62fF5triimmer
Iino gu @eit Yu6nice, nate GAR
moutb, on Siranoe oufgeFunoen NOR
ben. Qluf ben Sdtpimmgiirteln itebt
Der Name pYlanet Mercutp." unb man
permurbet, bdB ejn0ampfer Dieies gta1
mems esIfeitert 1T.
Nep 06rt 5. Mdr3. - Der
6ritiI6e OumpFer yplanet Wiercllrp"
gjng am II. 6ebruar BON YortGanb,
We., nd6 8riItoL, Gnglano, a6. Gr
ge6Drt Der Sirma 81. W. 2eDlanb &;
So. in Qiperpop(, Gnglan6.
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4 IEfii>,FIl|>f{}

gaspas's R,ubp Rtlicf btititiqt bi. iblimmtr
S6mtricu in elmer biz Su snunSiq Wlinut.u. &s
ii unn6tbiO nod elm, StUuOt ua2 BEN 2tisu
Ojti,r @njeIGt Iu !tIOM al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-06
Eom Rnnee eines 9Ibaruuees.

DIR Fb pl0si3 Dor Gu6 aufbut tuetet Sbr err
lbrOdtn jurui. 98enn ab,r idJlpsre &rantbtltss
SDmptume, nj. Waetn=, 9eber= uno Rerenbt@
i6ptroen 9opFi6meuj, ISbpiuoel Ser3flopItn
3idcn6wd6s II. :. ~. Sud an Den naben aoO
mubnen, ibrtits. Sbr ribig p.it,r Bis binab IN
oas '8rab. Q8lrum lpoqet Sbr nidt bel 3eiten boz
rn! learum nibt lpitprr atuno ptrosn pa ss
bod tin i6tr.s 6elmttel qeern ult iene Snntps
TOM. une otrsn Goleen siebt? Is fno Die briiem'
ten nur aus Den r;inien HflanjeniGiter berqelt:ls
ten ST. 8sruauOa2rGuterplsn 25 Gents aus
4pOrbeisn.
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Sumner 3nberlaIiig.
Nein begstabiliih.

@oufdnnig otiamufos ELEGANT psriud,rt obfIb.
reno, rtQurcnD, reiniQeuO uuO traitiQcno Rops
raDs Qltu 5ur n:iure altr Strrunq,n negWo.
gems, Der Giuqcrcos. Ritrsu, glnit uerpoi,r
Rrantbeitsn, S6iOino,laHfaacH, Icri0yiuns, ods
nnrrhnihtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-06
3ein INTO SGmeraen.

@es,u Gopiihmcr3tn lob MiprGnt soer rere6it
FOpfihmerseu, ,3abnibmsr5sn, Gcuraleis, &bcumuz
tismus 9tnD,nutb, Sbmtrjsu uno S6pdbe i'm
Ridcn, Rreuj oocr Neren, Stmtritn in Der Gez
JtrCtp.up, gHaicriudt, Nribpensn Der Betnte
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-06
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-06
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The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

OLD soldiers should remember that in 1894, under Preident CleveIand's s Democratic Administration, the pen sion roll was reduced by Sl6, ,s20, ,00O. During the fiscal year just ended the Pension Bureau has issued 100000 cer- tificates, and payments for the year on account of pensions will exceed $l4O.- 0O0.O00.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

WITH an additional S7,00O,OO0 to in crease the navy. we should see some good results in that branch of the Uni ted States defense force of which the American people are so justly proud.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

SINCE Mir. Bryan began to tell the people four years ago that what they wanted was more money, they have added at the rate of Sl35. 2l0,O 900 annu- ally to the circulating medium.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

PERFECT fusion has been achieved in Nebraska. and with Il two-tailed ticket Byran. Even without the two there is no reasonable doubt of the result.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

LAST Monday the Phoenix Daily En- terprise came out as a seven column quarto. The Enterprise carries the full day report of the Associated Press and is the leading daily of Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

FIVE hundred and forty thousand dol lars an hour, more than $9, 900 d minute, or Sl50 per second, is the rate at which ion medium of the country in the last four years. if we count the actual work ing days of eight hours duration.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

FOUR year ago. without dollar and in debt. to day worth $l0O,00O in cash, is the record of one family through growing wheat in Oklahama. They were not scared by Bryan's gloomy predictions.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

MORE than 10 per cent of the total money in the country. and more than half the aggregate in circulation. is specie.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

SPEAKING of the effect of the For aker bill upon Cuba and the Cubans. La Lucha," published in Havana, says: It has been of untold benefit to the island, and will stand as d monu- ment to the sincerity of purpose on the part of the American Government.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

THE calm. wise judgment of William Mckinley appeals to the solid, mature elements all over the country, while Teddy" is he idol of the boys every where. The combination can't be beat, and it already has rhe country going it's way.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

HON. Don NJ. Dickinson says the so- called Democratic party "is nothing more than the PopuIi-t party now"
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28

BRYAN is first Populist. and second Democrat. He is running on a POpo, Dem. ticket.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28
.. M. FOTNS OIV, EoiIor. SATURDAY, JULY 2S, 1900. REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
 For President WILLIAM MCKINLEY ..... .....-.-...... of Ohio
 For Vice President, THEODORE ROOSEVELT.....,..o of New York Election Tuesday, Nov. t. 1900

Election Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1900.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-23
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