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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-28
Cine ogsn. 8eru6 igung g
Bi(le.

2onbOn, 81. Sunuar, 1.15 Na6z
mittdgs. - 9as 8riegss0epurtement
bat teins Na6ri6ten I6sr Die 8otoz
1tropbe Der Streitmuht oes @enerals
Buffer, ME aus Berlin ssmsIoet, unb
bdlt bic Qnguben fir unr;6tig. Qber
bus &risgs Ospartemsnt Pat audi
teine grtldrung, tpenisitens ni9t fir
bic Osffentli9teit, uber bic QluFgube
BON Spions &ppie, uno aus una6z
bdn9igen QueQen liegen feline Nd6z
ridtsn Dor. @s miro angegeben, baB
bic Rdumunq nidt 10 i6limm 1T, pie
man 5uerit dnnabm.
92od] Elm W(au( ppIl.
Qonbon, 81. Sanuar, 9.2O 2lbbs.
- 9a5 &riea5oepartement 6at entz
I9iebsn, 3rpei tpsitere Utili3z8atdiaOne
unb eine neitere 8atterie 2lrtiQsrie gu
or9aniIiren,
Cine friI DE vGnte."
Qortn3o Mf ARGUES, Oslagoaz
8ai, 26. Sanuar. - @s piro bier aut
quite 9(uto,itGt aug Srdnapdal bin an
gegeben, oaB Mafeting am %. Sunudr
sntfeBt poroen lei.
Wfe6r aunpnsn futter.
QonbDn 27. Sanuar. - Die
leBten 1874 W}onn Der Qonooner 5reiz
pillioen reiIten beuts naa Soutbamp@
tpn ab, mo- lie na6 Qfritu eingeItlfft
tpuroen. Sine 8atteris uno Die YIuz
nitiOn folgen am 3. 5ebruar.
3ur beiisren Grttdrun9.
8oersn Eager, WiOboers
gpruit, o6erer Sugela, %. Sanuar.
- Die 8riten periudsn, nit 10000
Monn bic Spions 9opie 8oute
na6 2ubbimit6 gu iiiirmsn. 0us
Seuern auf 9ensral 8otba's StsQung
geItern mar furhterlidb. 0as 9ras
gsristb in 8ranb. SslIsn tpurben lOsz
eeril1en unb S9an3en 3ertriimmert,
ober Der 8ampf mar nur e;rieitig; bic
5eoeraliiten fsuertsn nur 80 S4uhe.
Sine 8ueel bon elmer 9ranate blieb in
@snsral 8otbd's Suttsltui6e Itsten.
Der sin3ige Sdaosn i'm 8psrsnldgy
paren sinige tobte pferbe. 9as 5euern
hDrte bei'm 0unfsIperpsn auf unO
fling am Moreen pieber an, oO9 Big
aegen W2ittag par ss tpeniaer ener'
gid.
Wtorcum mad Qmetitu
abgsreif.
garis, 27. Sdnuar. = G6as. 6.
Marcum, Der frii6ere Ser. StaatenS
Soniul gu prstoria. trat beuts Nu6z
mittag bon gberbourg aus bic 9eims
reiIe na4 4merita auf oem Oampfsr
nSt. Paul" Der n4merican Cine" an.
Or. 2epbs in Berlin.
8trlin. 27. Sanuar. - Wie bas
Teuter'lds 9iireau bsrsits gemslb:t,
fam Der oIplomatii6e 9ertreter bes
Sranspaal bel ben continentalen 90z
fen, Or. 2spos, bon 9riifel gum Be
iu9 bierbsr uno puroe beute pom
9rdfsn Don Billion smpfangen. ueber
bisIsn etpos mpitsriOisn 8eiua Guz
Berts li9 Elm bipIomutiifer 8epdbrSz
mann folssnoermuBen: Der AUDI an
bieTigen 9ofs kgluu6i9te Or. 0epos
bat ieinsn 8siud Offi3iea argeiu9t
uno ninmt morgen an oem Diner
S6eil, ous Rei4sfan5ler 5iirIt 9obenz
lpbe am 8aHsrs9tburtstug alliG6rlih
ben @6sfs Der ausldnoliaen MiiIionsn
giebt. Ob 9rn. 2epos Der Wuni6,
cine 2lubisnS bsi'm aaiisr gu erbalten,
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oosr ionIt etpas geionOeres jebt bera
fibrt, 1T unb5tdnnt."
Der y2otal 2ln}eiger" psrOffents
li6t Elm SnterpieD nit Or. Q2DO5, in
ps,4em oerIelbe iagt, baB feline 2lnpes
Ttn6sit in Berlin Hi6ts gu tbun, ions
bern er nur cine Ginlabung gu sinem
Diner bei'm Hed5tun3Ier gu @bren
oes &aiisrs @tburtugss angenOmmsn
babe. Gr pirb einigs Gage bort pers
psiler. Or. Qepos iust, buB bic 9oea
rem gf;emanbsn um 8ermtteLung ers
Iudsn. 2lQes gebt Dor3iigli6. glu6
leiner 4nIi6t muB @roBbritannien Ell
nen groben She'll bss ben Boeren abs
qenommensn Serritoriums. 3uriidgeA
ben, ebe an 6rieDensi9lub gsDd6t
piro, Oes9Iei6en mub ben bsiben Rea
publifsn @arantie gege6sn ptro2n,
baB feinem ihrsr Qanbsleuts Elm 6aar
getriimmt tpirb. ueber bic dbIolute
unab6Gngigtet bsibsr Republifen
brdu4t man tein Dort gu berlsren.
QaoDImitb, Mofeting unb &im6erleb,
fiigte Or. 2epbs bin3u, ieien einfu4
8.fdngniiIe nit bem ein5igen Inter
f6ieOe, oab f4 bic @efangsnen bur;n
ielbit erbalten miiBttn.
,rnIsr &onIul in gort gli8abet6,"
fubr Derielbs Mann fort, bat telegras
pb;i4 bic Meroung beItdtigt, baB bic
befdlagnabmte Sumbur9er Bart
n9uns Wagnsrr tpeiter iegelte, na8s
oem Die angebli6sG ontrebanbe getbI9t
porpen. Norin 2eBtere beite6t, lit
bier nod unbetannt. Sbpo6l bic
Sam6urgsr Rbeoersi nod obne Nuds
ri6t IT, triFft Die M2ioung bon 0tr
Sreigabs bss S6iffe5 jebenfaQs gu.
lleber Die bon @nglano fir bic Iunf
8ei6lagna6men gu 3ablenpe @nti9G1
oigung f4tpe6en jebt 8sr6anoIungen
rQBie oo5 Rei6spoItamt miitbeilt
1T Die oeutiR poit bom Septem6et
unb Sttober, bic na6 bem 5ransDaat
beitimmt mar unO in Der Saptaot ans
9e6altsn tpurbe, isbt pieoer in &Oln
eingetrOffen unp ioFort pia Seluooas
9ai 3uriid bef0rpert poroen. Ueaen
oiefes 8ru4s beg WeltpoItpertcaqes 1T
uns gngldno nod Grttdrungen i9ut>
big.
8oer<n ni6t in 0e(uqoa.
QOnoon, 27. Sanuar. - 8on per
portugieiiT6en @eianotI6aft nirb ous
pOn Der Qonooner n0aiID W}dil" per4
brsitste 8erii6t oFfi3ieq ofmentiri, oaB
8osren iiber pOrtugieiiI9ss Ge6iet na6
RbooeIiu eingebrungen. 4rtiQerie pon
Qoren3o Wlarques oesbul6 an bic
8ren3s gefanpt uro Den 8ouperneur
um 9erItdrfungen eriu6t fat. Die
portugIsIiifen ge50rben srflGrsn, bic
Oortigs 8egeno made bds unmGqli6.
6rsn4 unb @atacre perz
etnigt.
Stsrtfroo m, 25. oSunuur. -
Sine Patrouile bon 8rd6ant's Reitez
ri te6rte am "A. Sanuar BON SteDnss
burg 3uriit, no 9erbinOung nit 8es
neral 5rsn6'5 9ruppen bergeItsGt
puroe. Sn Ste tItroom 6at 8eneral
8atdcre Iein 9auptquartisr. 6ren9's
oltl:6e Sept9ungen batten ben 3ped,
5Sublund 3u apinnen.
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8arsains in 3leiSrDfen.
Separate Damen aleiOrods. aus
feiner qan3 poGsner l9par5sr Gbeplot,
nit prddtiser 4pplique an Der Tronte
berunter uno neue n8orz" "6alte an Der
!Riid|eite, 81 tpertb; iest S3.9S
Separate Oamsn aleiorDde aus
gang ppllener Serae, So pertb; fur
mor9en @"'0o
Yels=9arsains.
GlettriIas Seal Scarfs, 6 Marosrs
S6tpdn5e, $4 tpertb, jebt $l.9S
9sF Fs Quatitdt BON 5rip.e I eisftrlz
fden Ssal z'Scarfs, 10 Waroer@
Sdpdn5s, So Ipert1; aeben fort Eur :.
G6ts Maroer sN5carfs, bon unO
elGn5eno, tonnen unter $12 ni9t pie@
Der erIsbt tperoen; morgen fir $6.9s
G4te 9uolon 8dp 3obel z'Scarf5,
10 prd4tias Sdpdn5e, SIS tpertb,
gsben fort fir $3.50
Gleftriids Seal Gollursttes, nit
arlub ssfittsrt, $3.50 pertb, fiir$1.75
GlsttriI6e Ssal Sab Goaarettes.
10 natiirfids Sdpdn5s $40 tpertb,
isbt $4.ss
Glettriias Seal Sab Gouarettes.
psrliE4ss YOts, 10 prddti9sS4pdnae,
SIS tpertb, iebt :. $3.50
Bels= =Gapes unter Sem auitenpreis.
3O>30Gige sIettriIde Seal Gupes,
poIer Marber aragen unb @Gantsn,
I6per nit Ssipe gefiittert, $25 pertb,
fir mpraen $13.75
30=3Oaigs Sripie I eIettrf9e Ssot<
Gapes, pol1sr Wfarbsre8ra9en uno
4&anten, bette 9ualItdt bon Itlabz
5utter, rsguldr $50; fir mor9en $25
Golf GapeS miiiien seben.
Nsuefe I9ottiid farrirte 9plFz@ae
pes, bubIas DeIIins, So unO $40
psrt9; leBt $49S
$12 u. SIS 9olfsGapss, iebt $7.49
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GQLDENBERG
BRuS.
9fr. 25 n,,e 27, SS*>&erin9ton>Str.
Oerkouf nQdj Der C0ger= =Qufno6me.
2lnpersfei6fi6e 2sarsaims pom Sad'ets,
Ansiaen nno 3ef;waaren .....

Die maon|d 8af nibrigr Pre mlro bRr mogn otn'Dnrl
perben o 2apntd III Elm 9argan@Senru - Rees STEM PR
biet bnsn Gparungn sic m bier morgn nfsuen Ssa
BADEN bier ertb Dollars Dollars babsn ben oppssh 2
bsi 0srx saabuna fir bie prddltaen @epanber
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Seds Nmerifaner erlhufcn.

WareR bic 2lmerifaner 8unoesoenoIz
len Der RorbbGute? - GonDsrbaz
res 9erbuIten ein.s 9unoesz&onz
iuls.
81 paio. Ser. 27. Sanuar. =
Cine bier eingetroFisns Yoltna6ridIt
aus 9uapamas, Stoat Spnpro, U3ez
rifo, bat 9robe Grrsguns perurT o9t.
SSeneral Surres. Der Gommanoeur Der
msritanifdsn SrTppen in bem sseroz
Suse gegsn bic uuFitdnbi6en gaqui=
Sn'oianer, bat in ben 8aeatetez8sroen,
Oitli4 BON 8uupamas, feds Inerifdz
ner, bic bss etitdnbniHes nit ben
Rsbelfsn bef9uloi9t paren, ItonDrehtz
li6 stiaieben laiien. Die gamsn Der
8etObtsten iinp: George Cunt, Dapio
Gulif. Sobn @loripge. Gbas. 9urns,
Sou WebItsr un'b 9enrD Wi,Qams.
QuffGQig tit bic tpeitere Mslbung, Der
ameritaniih aoniul babe Ii9 gstpsiz
CERT. CUR Rettung ber beOro6tsn Nmez
ritaner irgsno pel4s S9ritts gu t6un.
ginige Der 8snannten, bic 8enerdl
Sorrss sriaieBen lieB, paren bier be-
fannie n9roIpsttoren." Die 2tmerituz
nsr in 8uo5amas 9tbsn alien 2onO5a
leuten tparnsnb ben Rat6, aug BEN
8ebiete Der gagut4Snbiuner tpdbrsnb
Der Dausr bss 9lufItanoe5 fern gu blsi>
ben. Dem 8ernsbtnsn na6 tpurben
Die feds Nmeritaner in ben Serafetez
Bergen bon ben porriifsnbsn msrituz
nIi9sn Sruppen in frsunbli6sm Ser
tsbr nit ben Yaquis onsetroffsn. 5isz
itee 8etpobner bo6en bas StaatszD.z
part.ment benadri4ligt uno cine
i6leuni9e untsrfudune beontraet.
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e,ro6er erieuoerrnss erkau pom 2adnsln tno Sa&es.

Gin erobcs 8eoal nit hsn
tIsQanteittn Sadets Der Saiiou
ibipar; uno Woo,s bic
Biz gu $25 oertuuft iuuroen, os=
ben sur 2lusipabl fir
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0lmsperfaui BON Safcts.
S9tpar5e 8eaDer Oamen Sodets,
gut pafenb, biibI6 gemadt, S. perth,
BEL oislsm 0ertauf 1888
Sfrparas &erIsb, Gbeoiot II. gouols
OamsnzSadsts, polltdnoig 9sFuttert,
resulGr So. SEPT fir. $3.50
iSein. Nualitdt bon idpar5sn,
6lauen unb GATOR, nit Seioe seFlitterz
ten sSadets fir Oomsn uno iun9s
Mdp9en; $40 unb $12 pertb; CUR
gluspa6l fir 80
;T,inlts lualitdt bon asrTsp Duz
menZsSsadsts, l4pars. blau, GATOR.
lobfarbia, Hopal, braun, bic fur $l5
bis $18 psrtauft tpurosn, ssben mor9sn
fir $3.50
Seal'SafetS.
GkftriIhe Ssat= =sSadets, I6Dsr NIT
2ltla5 sefiittsrt, rssuldr $40. Morssn
fir $3.50
sseinlte Quulitdt BON .Nsar1Siif"
Sadets, nit idtpsrsm 8roeate[ls SET
benFutter; $75 pertb; isbt $3.50
0Sintcr.Musiise uuter aoitenpreis,
tSdparas 9enetian "SaIlorsmaos"
9amsnz4n5iige, idpar5, marlnsblau
unp braun; Sadsis NIT Ssibs sefuts
tert, tuaren $12; iebt S6.98
Seine 9pmsIpun, 9snstian, Gbeoiot
uno 9icuna uSailorzmube" 9amenz
Qn5iise; Sudets nit SaffstasSsioe sez
Fiittsrt, parsn $15 Bis $1S. SEPT
$3.50
Iene Triibjabrs=Slnsiige.
prd9tiss neue GbsDiot 2ln5iiss,
braun, blau uno lhpara am Tudsn
nit rYorz "5alten; neu uno in jsoer
Sin1idt. elegant; 5rubjabrs prets
$40. unler grOffnungs<prels $6.9s
8or5iisli9e 9OmeIpun 4n5iise. in
nsuen bsllen, mittelbellsn uno Sgforo
arauen yiuancen, in ben neusfen Jaz
cons ansefsrtist, 5riihja1rs Yrels
S12. llnler GrDfFnunsszpreIs $7.9S
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blamen @rten per i'm 9asen
Sueren Cnn Cider
belt sebrad,t ?-9er britdbc sDtpe bat Saud,srimmem.
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Briil5e 1i|ere IN Sio: qffka.
@en. @arren'S Mbtbetlung perni9tet
Smller angeblicb auf Sem Micf;m9e.
oG17 Samone 500 eoote 1900 ,eruunoee perlOrn 6a6n
Suller am9eblicb ai.f Sen 81
So17 amone, 500 gooe, 1900 2rpanoete psrlurn a6er
Ginr nernlsene 1ttenerl d q E.
Die B(amaqe Buffers miro in conOun Uer6emlid)t

gum austpartisen slmt in Serlin beitatist.
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$50.
5eine Pe(5mooren gum 0a(6en prcis

@dtmr0 &7 bHn f6 ht bic Qd'"n s
o'addt "nmttbo' ant~0r oahr
ndbfe ubn.0aQ i'll
@ih nn in @enaa U
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@cc.
Sofet oer Sfut6 Oct 2IdGen.

g9ir bebaupten abrmals, boB mir Die Qr0Bts
Sd)auftelune in Der StObt baben,
Isue Sorffellungen. Beitcre Mttraftipnen.
- Sin soulpsiid)er @drten, -
fpuneerbar opnifdnefg.
Mduncr uuo SSrau.n ncbmtn germ tbre Sinbsr
nit Sic fonlm.n uub fommeu ipieDtr. Sirtttor
6rarf &. 9oitod bot abtrulals bas @eteniieen DC,
Ssriiibrung BON
Sam, jlr.,
elm RGtbisl iir SOftoren unO 8ctbrtt Sag pirt=
lid perbinbtnpe @lito.
Sff Is elm menfdliebes SSeien oeer Sbicr?
Soat ieOcs msni6li6c Gbarotteriititlm Sett
peu Gelebrtef:sn in 6rtaunsn. Der ein3ioe brel=
iirte Sraug=Cutang in Der g9elt. 3lp0lf Stunz
ben ots llnttrrbts uWO oe5 9crqnigeH5, bon IL
llDr Tormittaes big II llbr Nbtnos. 6itteruHs
Der Raubtbisre UNI Is unp III llbr
@intrtt-iIr Grtpabieue 2oc. Ginoer 15c.
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3ef5-5tarfs-

9artie 1906 - Glcttrif6t Seal,
Scarfs, NIT ROpfen uu0 8 Sbudus
ani; fir ben @trfaui III $3.50 Gnges & *
fertigt. Sir peicn @trtaui ju .D'' ''o
Qartt 2965 Shparjt Marber=
Scarfg, NIT Ropisn oocr Glauc uuo
8 Stbpdn3cn, re0ularer $50 g8crtb SSS IN
fiir . .Coc.cV
Qartie 1869 - Gbte Muts Scurfs.
guidr $40 sin5ro6ten, fir S+.OV
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"RECKY SHARP

"BECkY SdAh1.
Hod Sbaderap's r9anitp 6air" bsarbeitet bon
eanGpon Mt6.a. Sireft BON ibrem trumpbrtI=
den GueaQsmtnt in NelpsYorf NIT eemleben be-
purosrnspcrtbtn 9srional unb Seenerien.
frau 5isfes 6efsniDaft beffebt aus:
Mauric, earrpntors. Cite Weper, 6ronetsoa
Qincnlu, @uQuitus @son, Haul Wtistl Dtdr9
MaSpern, Uiaiam ). SDen, 5rant 8sider. Slt=
b. S0ff, Gbarles 9lunfett, @rtbur Wiaitlano'
Gtbti 9spn 9Spt. Gebert 9: Strqulon, Wolttr
9leusb, Sean Gbamblin, Wilfrio Nertb, Neil
Grsp, Gertrude Rormdn, Stanlep Ftgnon' 9cprse
q. Conn, &cspbine Tpbsrts, 9B. :: Sran5e1mee
,3snaip, 0iuiams, Grant DteeOrmad, Soa Sa'srz
man unp NnntrG
/. Gift - arl. Gremlses ssobnnnQ in 9art=
Game, 2DRpon, Mai lSl5. a..
3. Qft-Nuf peln 9aae Der 9crao9ln pnn HlO7
monp, 9rHiIe!, ptn II. Suni 1919.
3 aft l. Scent-@:dD Settm IN SursoH=Sir''
aRaoiair GpnoDn lS23. ,.s
2. Sctnt = Eiti,lbt Setne, ; 9Soden ipafe5:
4. 9ltt 9edep's Goeis III Sumperniaeio, Z, 80;
Site fuD itst an rcr &ahe une Del aleerl
mon 9 llbr @prmittaes biz ~ uDr apehos gu pa
hen. Rei,rpirte SBt 75e., $l.0O $l5o, s2oo. Snl
Somilic1r= Circle rtierDrt SOC. ~
Scr 9orhanq erbebi nD puRiiit" "9l H0e"p7' >
fir Mdtinte'u I'M : llDr . o., -,
eeins yRittppd)s MatiMe'n tpdbrtno Urau Gisz
Tee Goitipiel Qtrioncn, bic auf Sist aDonnirt
bob,n fonnen eieiel6tn fir ir9tno e'ne onoere Sor=
ftelune enfpeGitln eoer ibr gslo surua erpalten
eutid,tu tountn nm 10 45 Abenes btreut iuerotn.
4Rpntoq ben 5. Sebruor %udfebr Der pSpz
e,ums heater, G.i.aiduit" in osm popularen Studs
SAID airte" Nol
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-, s8dbrenO bic gBintritiirms tOisn, Srdnqt f8 oi,
Msnnf nndl Mfn
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-31
ALL SHORT OF WIND.
NOT A MAN IN TOWN COULD BLOW
UP TO SEVEN POUNDS.

Pap Perkins, the Postmaster OF Jer-
icho, Tells About the Meeting
Which Discussed the Availability
of Starting n Brass Band.
Copyright. 1900. by C. B. Lewis.l
"Look here, pap" said Squar john
son as he dropped into the postofhce
one day when l was alone; 1--we got a
scheme on hand that'n do more to
boost the town of Jericho to the top Of
the ladder than 40 miles Of new side
walk. Yes, sir, it's boomer, and II
It's carried out you'll see the price OF
real estate jump so per cent"
He waited fur me to git my breath
and then lowered his voice and con-
tinued:
"Pap, I've got notice written out
fur all patriotic citizens Of Jericho to
assemble at the postoffice this evenin,
and I'll post her up on the door. l
want to spring it on 'em oil Of a sud
den. 1 want to see 'em turn pale and
their hair stand up. Jest say to all In.
Quirers, pap, that Jericho is comm right
to the front like steer goin fur corn
field"
wanted to know what the scheme
was, but the squar winked and nodded
and looked mysterious and went Oh
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-31
PLAN FOR PRIMARIES
Wesselius Has a Scheme to Do
Away with Nominations
by Conventions. =
ALL PARTIES TO ACT THE SAME DAY
And Nominate by the Australian Bah
lot-Girl who Thought Lit. -.
tie OF Her Life.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug. %. -
Sybrant Wesselius has evolved a plan
by meansof which he hopes to secure
an experiment in primary election re-
form, to be tried out in the municipal
election in this city next spring. Wes-
selius' plan is to abolish all city ana
county conventions. Instead Of hold
ing caucuses for the election OF dele
gates Wesselius proposes that the pri-
mary caucuses of both parties be held
on the same day, in the same place,
under the supervision Of the city OIL
Gals. This, he asserts, would prevent
any voting Of Democrats for Republic
an aspirants for office, and vice versa,
and the use Of the booth system with
regular ballots would also do away
with the improper use Of money in
getting voters to vote for or against
any particular candidate. ;Egsa-sy;
Any Person Could Run for Office.
After the caucuses were held the
vote could be counted by election OFF,
Gals, and the Republican receiving the
highest number of votes would be con.
sidered the Republican candidate for
the office he sought, and the same
would be true of the Democrat and
the other party candidates that might
be in the field. The regular election
would follow without any intermedi-
airy convention composed of delegates
In Wesselius' plan any person could
become a candidate for any office, who
before a certain date should present to
the city clerk petition signed by a
certain number Of names Of citizens
Thinks 1t Wonid Abolish Rings.
BY the adoption Of this plan, ac-
cording to its promoter, the worst feat
ures of the present election law would
be eliminated, and the candidates
placed in nomination by a party for
Office would be the man for whom the
greater number of that party wanted
to vote, and not the choice Of any
ring of politicians or the creature OF
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-31
BOERs FIGHT sTUBBORNLY.
Military Experts Believe That This Ia
Bothn's Last stand.

BOthus Last Stanu.
New York, Aug. 2S.-Lord Roberts
dispatches announce what many peo-
pie here take to he the beginning Of
the final stage in the South African
campaign" says the London CORE
spondent Of The Tribune. 1.-The COM
mander-in-chief held a council Of war
with his lieutenants, Butler, French,
and Pole-Carew, on Saturday, and on
Sunday began n general attack on
General Botha's intrenched position,
on which not much impression had
been made. In the preliminary opera
tons of the previous few days the
Beers had chosen line of defense Of
great natural strength stronger, in
fact, than any they have held since
they fell back from the Tugela. Thex
forces were disposed along a formida-
BILE chain of hill country, .eHtsoAing
over q front nearly thirty Sfee&sdbeiY
6saIixs resting on epesss ~ Ntenm
ground protected by moraSruAl
The British advance began on the
west to the north of Belfast. from
which place the Beers fell back to-
ward the Lydenburg road. Lord Rob
erts reports that the Beers are making
most determined resistance in To-
cality well adapted for their defensive
tactics and badly suited for cavalry
movements. Some experts think that
this is really General Botha's last
stand, and that If defeated here he will
be completely crushed. Lord Roberts
superiority in numbers is so great that
he may probably attempt to work
right around the EOers and to drive
them from their position by menacing
their line of retreat. To Judge from
previous experience, it is unlikely that
the Beers wc:ld stay long enough to
permit the maneuver to be accom-
plished. Meanwhile the Beers are
themselves busy in endeavoring to raid
Lord Roberts line Of communicati ton,
both in the Orange River colony and in
Natal.
AT Winburg, in the neighborhood
Of the scene OF some Of General De
vets most remarkable exploits, a
body Of imperial yeomanry was in diff
ficulties under an attack Of a consid-
cradle force Of Beers on last Friday
They were rescued by achievements
hastily sent up from Kroonstad and
Hebron. On Sunday the Beers again
renewed their attack on Winburg, hut
were beaten off. leaving among the
prisoners captured by the British Com
mandant Olivier, whose famous march
from Cape Colony through Lord Rob-
erts' lines to the northeast Of the
Orange River colony was one Of the
notable episodes Of the spring. To
judge by the fact that heavy reinforce
ments have been ordered to prepare
to embark for South Africa In the next
few days, the British war office does
not believe that warlke operations are
drawing to a close"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-31
Oldest Sovereign In Europe.

TIE King OF Denmark, who has just
celebrated his SD birthday, is the old
est sovereign in Europe, unless the
Grand Duke of Luxembourg be taken
into account. King Christian is rath-
or more than n year older than her
majesty Queen Victoria, who was 81
on the oath Of May. The Duke of
Luxembourg was born on July "a, 1917.
The queen, however. has been nearly
sixty-three years on the throne, where
as the King of Denmark did not as
cend the throne till 1868. the year in
which his eldest daughter married the
Prince of Wales. The King of the
Belgians was Is years old on April o.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-31
a Feat aieyond Him.

A Scottish prison chaplain, recently
appointed, entered one Of the cells on
his first round of inspection, and with
much pomposity thus addressed the
prisoner who occupied it: We'll, my
man, do you know who l ann" NO,
nor l dinna care!" was the nonchalant
reply. We'll, I'm your new chaplain y
ooh, We are? Then | hae heard o. We
beforew And what did you hear?'
returned the chaplain, his curiosity
getting the better of his dignity. We'll.
heard that the last twa kinks We were
IN We preached them bath empty: but
We wilma find 1t such an easy matter
to do the same WI this one.'
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-31
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-31
Acted ne Her Own ATTORNEY.

New York, Aug. 2S.-Mrs. Mary
Mott Gage fled a petition In bank
ruptcy in the United States district
court here. the first instance In which
woman has filed a petition of the
kind without the aid of an attorney.
She made an affidavit that she was
without funds to deposit for fees, and
was allowed to file her petition. she
placed her liabilities at S3,O5s: assets
none. The liabilities are for advertis-
ing in publications, mostly in Chicago
and New York.