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Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24

New, York city In l1'6. The Eapusts wer'
much more numerous, bus they were ui-
Nded into several sectsi as there were
9rnts OF difference in their beliefs
Ihere were about N'OO Catholics, Mary
ihnd having the most, and being one OF tire
rIst colonies to grant religious liberty TO
all believers IN Jesus christ, Pennsylvania,
New York and New Jersey also contained
catholics, but In other colonies they were
as scattered individuals. New England
had been dcbarrcd from voting. not ou,.
New York and PENNSYLVANIA were cos
mopolitan. and represented by marry all
vania was the new world home Of the
Quaker, with his peaceful, quieI ways aud
Pie nrPpie oseSs, ana u has pSen o'c' th'
Here, in Delaware and m other colonies,
the Lutherans were, largely represented
the sons and daughters Of New England
VINO count the Pilgrims and Purtans -
own way, believing that everyone should
sec as they did and in some cases per
the very flower of English Puiitanism,
among them being many men of hisE'f
ton of the nfN truth asd they sa% pro-
found assurance Of Gods just and hoiy
rule, and a courage which none eouil
Thanksgiving day, which was estab ished
for public recognition OF God mercles
All were expected to assemble I'm the plain
simple meeting house and give thanks To
God.
old house of Puritanic wood,
Through whose unpainted windows
streamed
On seats as primitive and rude
As Jacobs pillow when he dreamed,
The white and undiluted day.
I hear the reverend elder say:
HYMN fifty-frst, long meter sing"
| hear the psalm-book's futtered play
Like fiocks of sparrows taking wing.
The congregation rise and stand
. Old Hundreds rolling thunder comes
In heavy surges, slow and grand
AS beats the surf its solmn drums.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
OBSTACLES TO CHRISTIAN LIFE.
Civilization aud Refinement Not Con-
ducive to n Religious Life.

Civilization aud Refinement Not Con-
ducive to Religious Life.
Rev. NJ d. Long OF Columbus, o., occu-
MED the pulpit OF Knox Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. In his address he likened
the Christmas of today living in garden
Of Eden similar to that habituated by
Adam and Eve and spoke OF the shadows
which might fall over them, shutting out
Gods light, as did the tree bearing the ap-
pies in the case of Adam.
Most of us stand in less danger" he
said, 'of being bitten by the serpent that
crawls into our garden than OF suffering
some danger that turks unseen behind the
trees One of the greatest obstacles to
religion is civilization and refinement.
Christianity is the mother OF civilization
and refinement and it grows only In the
garden of the Lord, but nevertheless IL
ofttimes proves tree shadowing the full
ness of Gods light from His people. The
prevalency of this shadow explains why 1t
is that 81 spent in foreign mission fields
accomplishes more good than thrice as
much expended in the more civilized coun-
tries.
The tree Of knowledge comes between
God and His people. The shadow appears
In the consciousness OF knowledge. II
would be forever absent would men but
appreciate that all good things, all beauti-
full things, come from God. Whenever you
see or hear anything in this world that
thrills your heart Of hearts you should re-
member that 1t comes from God, the giver
of all good things.
Another tree in our paradise that hides
God from us is property. money. Money
in itself Is just as holy thing as Is
knowledge itself. But no matter how good
a thing may be, II you get in it's shadow
30 that 1t hides you from God 1t is moth
ing more or less than a curse There are
few sadder things for young man than
that he should grow up under the shadow
OF this tree OF property and money"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24


Rev. Mary A. Stafford of Des Moines, oc-
cupied the pulpit Of the Unity church, Se,-
enteenth and Cass streets. yesterday morn
ing. The subject OF her discourse was
Incarnation"
The speaker introduced her remarks by
the words: There is one God and Father
OF all, above all and through all and in
xou all These words represent the larger
thought OF incarnation, held by Unitarians.
God was in Jesus, but the high-souled
Galllean teacher did not monopolize the d-
vine. II by divine strength lie withstood
temptation, is not that strength which err
ables us TO resist 1t also divine? Are not
all coble qualities in pure, true souls, in
all ages and climes the same in kind, al
though not the same in degree AZ were all
noble qualities in Jesus?
Rightly to estimate the dignity Of the
high -souled Nazarene we must compare IL
with the divine in otier lives. To defy
Jesus is to exalt one child OF God at the
expense Of the rest OF all the Fathers chill
dren-children, in whose yearnings and
STRINGS for better things there pulses the
same divine spirit which glorined the life
Of Jesus.
We do not dishonor or drag down Jesus
by saying that all men have divinity within
them. Instead we lift up all Gods children
in the degree that their lives reveal the
spirit that made beautiful the life Of Jesus.
May it be our part to recognize and rever-
ence the divine in the human wherever Il is
found. Thus shall We most truly keep the
Christmas festival Of human brotherhood
Thus shall we most truly honor Him who
said:
Whosoever will do the will of God the
same is Ny brother and My sister. In
asmuch as ye have done it unto one OF the
least OF these My brethren ye have
done 1t unto Me-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
Our Suggestion is Clothing.

Special offers for Monday.
The stylish assortment conceivable pattern of
Suits Overcoas odd Trousers Fancy Vests Mems Storm
listers.
10 how low prices. clothing is thoroughly
perfect fitting Every guaranteed to be
represented
Mems Suits $500, $3.50, $3.50 $1,000, $3.50, $500
saving of % to 40 suit
money back.
in fine vcunas, raglans, kerseys beavers
cloths at $3.50 So $3.50 $3.50 So $1250 SIS and SIS
Mems listers So 1915, S.. 80, So $3.50 and $l5.
Odd Trousers $15O 81 80 81 so So and $5
Suits to s, at 81 80 S295 1915 and S.
Breasted Knee Pants Suits sizes to 16, at
95c, 81 10 ST. and 1915.
Bows Refers and Top Overcoats 1896 $375
an S.
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE mems stous sms-extra
sizes Monday $3.50 $1,000 $3.50
and $500.
Every garment worth double.
Attend the tremendous sale of Toys Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
HOMEsEEKERS EXCURSIONS.


ss halfway.
Round trip tickets will be sold at very
low rates to points in Kansas, Arkansas,
southwest Missouri, Oklahoma and Indian
Territories, Texas. etc; also to certain
points in the south and southeast. Dates
OF sale first and third Tuesdays in the
months Of January. February, March and
April. For information, pamphlets. etc.
call or write company's agents. S. f. Cor.
14th and Douglas SITS, Omaha, Neb.
THOS. F. GODFREY, p. & 7. A.
j. O. PHILLIPPI, A. G. F. & p. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
AZ the Orphcum--

AZ the Orphcum-
"A Girl of Quality" gnnounccd as the
--latest Orpheum sensation" is easily the
hoad-liner in the current weeks bill at the
Orpheum. Two large audiences Sunday
were delighted beyond measure with this
feature OF the program. The Girl of
Quality" is a charming young woman who
sings with delightful ease and has voice
that shows the result of excellent training.
Aside from this the program is marked by
four sketches of unusual merit. The Gar
nellas-Maud and Dick-present a laugh
able one-act comedy entitled My Brother
Johnny" ]. +. Crosby and 1nez Forman.
favortes of former years. have a pleas =
ing vehicle this year in "A Model Heiress. "
The Esmonds contribute no end of amuse.
ment in their sketch entitled, bill Too
dies Reception"
May Wentworth Patti Rosa and COM
pany render sketch that is amusing in
the extreme and James II. Cullen sings
parodes on number of popular airs.
Stelling and Revell in their comedy aero
batic work indulge in a good deal of horse
play but at the same time do a number
OF clever acrobatic feats on the horizontal
bars. The kinodrome closes the perform
ance with several interesting pictures,
which have the advantage of being entirely
new.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.


On December %. 23. "a. 25 and 81, and OF
January 1, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Paul railway will sell excursion tickets tt
points within 200 miles OF each other al
rate OF fare and one-third for round trip
These tickets are good returning until Jan,
uary 2.
City ticket Office. 1904 Farnam street.
f. A. NASH,
General Western Agent
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
HOLIDAY RATES


West of the Missouri river. one fare for
the round trip, East Of the Missouri river,
one and one-third fare for the round trip
to points within a distance OF 200 miles.
Tickets on sale December 20, 90, "a 25 and
81 and January 1. Good for return until
January g. City ticket Office. 1928 Farnam
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
THE HAIR BRUSH.
Breeds Dnndrun, which Causes Fall.
Ing Hair and Finally Balducss

Ing Hair and Finally BaIdncss
Prof. Unna, Hamburg. Germany, European
authority on skin diseases, says that dand-
run is as contagious as any other male
VIOLENT disease and that one common source
OF II spread OF dandrun is the use OF the
same hair brush by different persons. The
way to avoid catching dandruff or any
other disease from anothers brush is to
insist on the use of Newbros Herpicide.
1t not only kills the dandruff germ, but It
is also an antiseptic that will prevent the
catching of any disease whatever through
contagion OF another's brush.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
Holiday Rates-BurlinGsOn Ron

Holiday Rntes-BurlingsOn Route.
December 22. 23, "a. 90. 81,
and January l.
Between stations not more
than 200 miles apart.
Good to return
Until January 2.
Tickets at 1902 Farnam
and at Burlington station.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
HALE 1.TEs
To Kansas City and Returr

To Kansas City and Return.
On sale December 22nd, 23rd. Gath, 25th,
3lst, and January LIST, via Omaha & St.
Louis railroad. All information at city
ticket office, l4l5 Farnam street Paxton
hotel block or write Harry e. Moores.
Omaha, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24

clevcrncss Of the entire company is demon
strated.
The city Sports are on for the week and
Will undoubtedly entertain a succession OF
big audiences
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24

A wise Christmas present to your wife.
husband or children would be some shares
In the Omaha Loan and Building associa-
tion to start rainy day fund. Office, Bee
building. G. NJ. Nattinger, Secretary.
Phone 1863
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24

those who do not so acknowledge the
Savior--thosc out OF relation to God.
Now, what should be the aim OF the
church ia relation to the two? There are
certain bigoted and false ideas. one Of
them is that the world has been con
demned to certain death and that tn
church is for Gods chosen-for the elect
for those who have been taught certain
formulas devised by sanity men OF the
past. II anyone should come from the
world and acknowledge error and receive
the truths as professed by us he would be
received into the courts of the Lord but
without a great degree OF cordlality. Now
! wish to say that while this view has re-
suited In a great deal of good in the un-
derstanding of spiritual truths, at the
same time It seems to be narrow and dis
torted. Yet II was held during certain past
centuries and in some places it is yet be-
lieved in.
II believe that this is the very view our
Savior had in mind when He said Woe
be to ye, Pharisees. for We shut the king
dom Of God to men II was not, however.
the view which Paul had when he stood
on Mars hill and declared that God called
on men everywhere to repent. Now, there
is another false notion that the world is
mass Of corruption in all OF its phases,
socially, commercially, civilly and physic.
ally. and sooner or later that II will go
down to death and every redeemed soul is
brand plucked from the burning. The
view resulted in wonderful activity, but
cannot help but think that IL is a one
sided aspect In any institution of the
worlds activity there is no corruption.
There is not discovery, not an advance in
knowledge, nor a laying hold of mans
hands on the worlds forces, but what will
exist forever The relation of the church
Is to teach the lesson of Jesus Christ TO
reveal Jesus Christ and through Him to
reveal God. Jesus mission on earth was
to bring about brotherhood of nen. The
mission OF the church is to bring about
fatherhood OF God and man."
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24

Wanted. good man to do canvassing In
the country Good pay for right man. Ad-
dress 4, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24

Two Fast Trains 10 Chicago
Via Illinois Central railroad Superb
equipment. Ticket office, 1902 Faruam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS. A

"ShoOtIng the Chutes".


If any one OF the several hundred people
who shot their money down the chute that
has its terminus in the box office of Boyd $
theater yesterday went home after the per-
Torrance and INDUCED in the unsatisfying
and Improbable exercise of kicking him
self he did that for which he had no just
cause. Murray and Mack. the Irish come
dams" have been touring the country for at
least a decade, and IL the public has not
yet learned that they are among the very
worst in the business 1t deserves to be
taken in.
There is really nothing to be said in re-
gard to this worthless production further
than that 1t is "A mixture OF dull dialogue,
stale jokes. thrcadbare coon songs and
horseplay Of the rawest kind, interpreted
by a company that is on a par with the
piece itself
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
TrOcaderO-

TrOcaderO-
With Phil Sheridans City Sports on the
boards, Miaco's Trocadero Is in for a lively
and merry Christmas week. The show
opened yesterday to afternoon and night
audiences that filled the house to the doors,
The opening burlesque, broadway to
Peek-in," is a rapid succession OF new
jokes, songs ana dances introduced by sew
eral clever comedians and a score OF pretty
girls headed by the stately Crissie Sherl-
dan. Opportunity for elaborate costuming
is offered in this skit and not overlooked
There are six turns in the olio and all
the specialists are above medocrity.
Misses Brandon and Clare present gin
gerry singing and dancing act that sets the
audience in splendid humor for the balance
Of the bill, in which the notable turns are
those Of the Magnolia trio, singers of south
ern melodies; Grady and Ardell, musical
artists; the Josselin trio in a daring aerial
performance, and Kitty Miley. who sings
In good voice. ~
"A Hot Time. in New York Hotel"
which closes the show, does not belle its
name The farce is full of comical situs-
tions and number Of novel and pleasing
features are introduced, in which the
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
HOLIDAY RATES

HOLIDAY RATES
Via Missouri Pacific Ry.
December 2S, "a. 25, 81 and January 1.
For further information call at COM
psny's office. southeast corner Fourteenth
and Douglas streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24

Wanted. a good man to do canvassirg in
the country. Good pay for right man. Ad-
dress 1. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-24
CLOTHING
At Less than Cost

Perhaps your husband father your brother
YOURSELF you please Christmas Something useful
extravagan
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Nesseite Nad,riNte,t.

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Mcmiral 1streY bat lih bfreit erfl1rt
als Garbifat fir Die 9ralipcntiAaft auf-
Sutreten.
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melhem Die ieDempfratilhe Nattpualcpnsen=
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gaht pom 8. auf4. Npril etna l50 mas
firtf Manner spei Brifen unp lesten spei
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banier in afcae. glnf Die Grmittluns per
abater TT Elm Sreis 9siest.
Der Senat bat Die Dprtp Nicu=gia
NIT einisen gerdarerungen anecuom=
men nno pteIelbe ipurpe nach ne1n Sans
9ebracbt unp lcfcrt pbne meitere Iemcns
ltratirn an pas Gpmite fiir Wtittet UNI
SSege Yer,rielne.
Sn nen leBten 5asen lAeint fh bei
oeu guren neae 5battrait su eiltlpidetn
nnp ilberaa ihjbt gprp Npberts auf enerz
9tihen SSicertanp. Die guren toltcn
nod Die gSaGernerfe spn gloemfcutetn
beleBt unp baben in Der lebten s3eit meG=
rsre feoeutcnoe Grfcl9e gu Yer3eiNnen.
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sIusss besIerem ges;4G,tDniH.

Monbem, Der bisber nod nidt 1e.
fpuBt bat, iparllm mir 10 piele Yatrio-
trn haben, Delbe Die anerifoniIhe
6lagae in ferne Weltt1eile tragen uno
oafiir iproen .tpullen, oaB oen gempb=
nern berielben Die Segnnneell amerita=
'riFhet Civilization sn She'll lperoen,
miro bies beSer einlsubten, oa nun
ocm @onareb cine Bill CUR ginfiibrung
BON Gipil.Geaierlngen auf Yortp Gicp,
s1otpaii uno ben Ybilippinen porliegt.
Diefe 8ia belfimlnt, oaB fiir porto
M;co Elm @Ouperneur nit $40. 900 Sc
balt. ein Sefretdr, Elm Generalanmalt,
Elm Nuoitor, Elm Wermaltun9s Gomil,
fondr, Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ieoer nit $4,000 @ebalt, elm. Oberrib=
ter nit $4,000, eine Mn3abl anoerer
&ih.er init $4,000, Elm 8unbes Di-
itritts=gnnalt, cine 9lnsdbl poltnei-
fter, cine @ommiilion sur @poifistruns
Ser @elebe II. 7. no., alle init suten @e.
balte.n. angeite0t peroen ioQen. Mebn.
lihe grnennungen lino fir 6apaii
uno bic pbilippinen uoreeieben. IS
siebt Elm aroBes Soeal, fir DDS lib ie.
Der amerifaniIde Patriot beNeiitert. elm
Soeal, oas fid nit orei gubtaben
iAreiben ldbt. IS beibt: .Nmt". Die
Nuslihten. pel6e iib oem amsritani.
iben Batriotismus ourb bic Nusfiib=
rung unferer .g0ttliden Miilion" bie=
ten, lino, lpie man lie6t,. erobartia.
Ser amerifanilbe 8eamte lit Der tpabre
.Gultrrtrdaer, er marlhirt an Der
Spite Der Civilization.
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Wottt &rie8sfMa ,,pIaB.

Sic unlilterbrohene 9fei1e BON gr=
folgen, tpelbe 2oro Moberts su per=
5eihnen bate, bat nun cine 5tduuna
#erfalrell. Cine betrdhtlibe 9lnsabl
britilder Streitfrdfte init Ie1s Gano-
nen lief bllnolinas in einen binterbalt
Der Buren, nno unroe fammt unD ions
oers eefangetl genDmmeil.
Gin Depei1e bon NulDman Sop bonn
5amltaa melDet Sic briiiIben Gtreit.
frdfte unter Dem Commando bes Dber=
fen groaomooo. beifebeno al,s Dem TO-.
6uiaren-Geaiinent Der 0oulabolo=Ga=
.palerie. 5lDei Vattsrien llno berittener
Silfallterie unter Oberlt pilber, lpelbe
Sbabl Wdu beieBt bieiten, muBten lib
oH Gretfaa Nbeno sllriidSieben, oa cine
fterfe M5s6eilans Buren beransog.
Gie sinsen bis 81 ben Mallerwerfen
bel glpemfontein, iiiolih bonn Moober=
flnB. allritf uilo beSogen um bier llbr
Niorgens eth Bipouof. Nm friiben
WorGen luuroe oas Eager aus ofler=
ndbier glGhe pcm 6cinoe beI6ollen.
Die Gatterien ipuroen nit elmer Sbub=
molillId3oIt suriidseianot, ipdbreno Die
iibsigen 1ruppen Den &iidSug oeftsn.
alls Die gatterle'l cine tiefe IuGrt err
retdten, muroe Die Qon5e gRannIdoft
ploBiiO itli1singelt. @s muroe fat tein
GGuB absefeuert. aber Die gauge Nb=
thellnna puroe 9efanAen eenommen
ilno iebS &anonen fielen cen Suren in
Die Sdnbe.
@eneral Goloille's Gioilion riidte onl.
gnrlllttog BON 8loeufontein 40, unr
Die 3ononell ipleoer5uerobern, olleln Die
glren batten .ilre 6efnneenel, uno
the geute bereits in SiAerbeit gs=
br0dlt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-05
Gsrnttrterrt6t lit Den gMuIcn
pcS GtanteS Sbie.

Der Gorltano oes io=9urnbesirfs
bat in feiner lebtsn Gibune cine Ngita=
|tion in's 2eben sernfen i'm Snterene
Der Nprlage bes Staats- Senators Garl
Nippert, ben 5urnunterri1t in ben 0f=
fentli1en Sbulsn bes Staates, Do1=
|uno 8olfSI6ulen, obligatoriIb 81 ma
cDen uno Die unterribtsaeit auf elm Mi=
nin,um bon 80 Minuten ben Sag feif=
|5uiebeu. gis iebt {ino ,lur Gtdote
hon 10000 GintuDhnern perpflihtet,
Den Surnunterrid)t ais 2ebrgegenltano
|aufaunebmen. bod lit Das @eieb Elm
tobter Bublfabe. oein tbatldblib Iinb
les nur Die groBen Stdote,. beren DIfent=
|liben Gdulen iih zines fpltenatitben
5urnlunterribts erfreueil. Die Wor=
lage ipirb 3ur 3eit I'M Gomite beratben,
linb Der NDrost bat nun petitionen an
FIdmmtlihe beutide Bereine bes 6taa=
tes geIhift, tDelhe Die fiir Die Qeaisla=
stilr beitin,niten 1eidliiiIe uilter3eibnen
sllnD 1ie benz Genator Mippert ooer osn
Neprdientanten Dr. grnft Motbe 3uien=
ben lolen. Gerner Fat Der Dorort iii
Columbus Elm Gpnlite eingeiebt, fpel-
dies Der Nnaels0enbeit ieine lpe3ielle
NafInertIdnlteit ihentelt fol. Merf=
plroieer WeiIe 1T obiae Dorlaoe rlidt
BON oen Hnrnerll. ionoeril BON Der
Wpman's Gbrifinn 3en,perence uninn
fiSncnntffsets 81 (rS .Niirftp Nns serg}c
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DaS 9r0Hte &erbred1ctt.

ben iblimmftcn Yetrug an ber endbeit beseben ie,e
geipilenIpen luadIalber nelfbe aus Der angit pDtl
benz Dbem beg 9ooes berlhrter Aranfen Gaptai bla-
9eu melde I1 on bieier iammIerpollen gsptb berei-
hern inoem fe nutcr gIeisneriIdben Yeriprebunscn
etncr lnmbgltden Seilfraft Mirturen nerfaufen bic
beften Sans ntsb heen fbitnen. leens aber ben 10
itbon geibmatbten &Drper nod neDr rnimiren 9De1ln
Gntb RDpflbmer5en Wattigfett gltbentnntb per5ftp.
pfen nno WerftOpfnng neblf anberen Nerbauungsftb-
rnngen haran geutobnen, BOB in Gnrem Gr9anismus
cine StbrMng eingetreten iit Delbe bel Wernahldi-
9ung az benz Sditmmten flbren mus 10 Ieiftet 1eHen
babiibtigen 1rng niht Das Mtnoeite @ebDr. Gdbenft
nnr beM ebrltdbeu Morte Wertrouen oeiieu Matrteit
bf ieDer3eit an benz jroGeu 8engniiie ppn 3anenber
crprpben fDtt bic TIRE GefunDbeit neoer erbtelten
bird bic Miimeabung Der berlbnten ct 9ern0rb
ar6utsrpileli. 0ieie mirflide Mranei entb6It Hur
refine beiIfrdftige Nhaf5enidte nn0 brantt beSbntb
bergen bic nur eiue pprhbergsbenoe Ginberuna ftif
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-05
WuSIanD.

Die beut1h zameritani1de patrrleumse
iea1haft in Sremeu bat bel cinem &api~
tai prn 5000, 900 Mart i'm scriaen Sabr
einen. Neinseirinn spn 100000 Marf
9ebabt.
Sn Berlin 6errldt srp6e &pbennptb,
mas iib Gnglanb gu nuse maebt. Eiirs=
lid famen aaein 25 S6iFslaounsen Gch.
len Ypn gnslanp in !6amtnra ait. Die
Gilen-Rcnlumenten telhweren lih barii-
Der, bab iie in Den Ser. Staaten fein
Ncbeilfn auf 8elteluns erbalten fSnnen.
Sm 5afen sun Gberteurs fanb auf et-
mem fransGiifben Srrperptpct cine &el-
lrlerplciicn ltatt, Bel Der ein Mann pon
Der gelasung eetGrtet unp Yier anbere
lhwer perlebt muroen. Gin Mann iprane
in Socesanslt iber Borp anp ertranf.
Sn Sibney, q. g. So, iinb eff neue
Sale BON Bsulenpelt bei Der @elunpbeits@
bebSrpe angemelpet porpen.
Der arpse SiiAlcrltreif in Berlin lit
purd einen 6romprcmib beenbtt mprpen.
Die Stttpplar Grpeoiticn, pelche unter
6. 6. Bcrhsesinf i'm 0e;emter 1898 son
grnpon abfubr, 1T auf ibrer 9adfebr iii
SSellinstpn, gieuieelane, ,einsetruhen. Der
tnasnettIde Dol lft eutpsft tmprben.
Die RDnisin son GnslanD ,tesladt"
sesenipdrtis bic Srlanrer nit einem Se=
sl,th. Der Mnbltf Der altel, Shadbtel 1pl
pabriAeinlih Die SStne grim grins Ser=
anlaiIen, lieh fir Die Sacbe pes Gaterlan=
pes IN Sip-afrifa SIT ppfern.
Da bic beut1Ge Resicruns narauf te-
.ltebt paB Shwei3er, bic lid in Deutfh-l
lamb uieperselaTen baben, il, bic peut1de
Mrnee etntreten iaiti1eu, fallS lie i,ttbt
nahsreiien, paB lie bereits in Der Shpeis
gcoient baben, Bat jest Der fdweiser 8un-
besratb belhlcNen, bic gleide Mnfprne=
rnns an Deutlde au itellen, bic in Der
Shwei3 leben.
Der Mpril Bat in Deut1dlanb nit Galte
uno Shnee begpnnen. Aus oent Sars
nerben fiinf Grab &alte aenelbet. Dies
Dpna, lnc ibsc 9lebenfiiile fiup I'M Stei-1
gen tegrifffn
Sul at9eldafenei, .gicrtsljabr belief lih
ner Eypprt aus Berlin mad, Den Ser.
gtadten ouf I 1885 Marf, IA. cine
slillirs1 inebr ais III re.,, ertlpreAsnoen
3eitsaltla per Sabre 1898 lllo 1899.