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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

A Boston newspaper has been trying
to find out. through interviews with COL
lege authorities, whether the prOres'
sions are overcrowded, and whether
young men in professional life can
earn their expenses during the first
year. 1t Is true that tine opinions or
deans Of the professional schools can
not be altogether free from prejudice,
as it is the duty of each one OF them to
build up his particular department.
The facts, however. bring out some
points that cannot fail to be of interest
to the many youths who are hesitating
between a business aud Il professional
career The deans of both the Boston
and Harvard law schools say that the
legal profession Is not Overcrowded.
Prof. Ames Of Harvard says that a
young lawyer cannot expect to make
his bread and butter the first year.
Dean Bennett of the Boston Law
School says that any young man who
Is in earnest can succeed in the law
but adds the Father contradictory ad-
mission that two thirds OF the lawyers
to-day could do practically all the law
business there Is to be DONE. As to
medicine. DR.. Richardson Of the Har-
ward Medical School states that d prac-
titioner of even mediocre abilities will
succeed IL he attends to business. but
adds that he cannot go to football
games and sail about the !arbOr. Few
young doctors pay their way the first
year. DR.. Smith. dean Of the Harvard
dental school. Is more optimistic and
declares that there is plenty Of room
for dentists The outlook for the be-
ginner is better now than ut any previ-
Gus time. He said that the first year
was uphill work. but that number Of
men make $1,000 the first year. though
the average for the novice would be
about $5OO. The most golden oppor-
tunity for youth. Judged from the opin-
ions of the secretaries of the Lawrence
Scientific School OF Harvard and Of the
Massachusetts School of Technology.
are to be found In science. Secretary
Love Of the former school says: II
should say that there are not one-half
enough professional graduates in engi.
nering to-day. | do not think there IL
the slightest fear Of overcrcwding. In
mining, civil. mechanical and electrical
engineering | know Of no difficulty that
our graduates have had in getting
started" II there are any conclusions
to be derived from these opinions 1t 10
that there is room In the professions.
not only at the top, hut In the middle.
and in some professions at the begin
ming. 1t would have been interesting
IL the deans Of the different theological
schools had been asked to add their
testimony.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26
W hat Hurt Hoe.

II am so sorry for Maude." exclalm-
ell the summer girl in the sailor hat.
shes just about heartbroken."
Yes, isn't it too bad?" gushed the
other In the duck suit. II didn't know
until yesterday that her engagement to
Jack Gayboy is broken"
Goodness! 1t isn't that. But he act
ed 80 disgustingly mean about It,"
What did he dOY"
"Why. when she broke the engage
ment and told him she expected to mar
~ Bob Hugemall Jack insisted upon
having back that magnificent diamond
ring he gave her"
THE brute!'-Colorado Springs Ga
zette.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

Involuntary suicide by high ana tlSh'
collar is one of the DEGREES Of rnilhs
fashions for men. More human beings
of both sexes sacrifice health. life or
comfort to fashions DEGREES than IN
the service Of any nobler cause. Inc
high tight collar has revived SOCIAL
incident which was peculiar To Try
denis day and which he has described
In ."Sir Fopling Flnttcr." The usht
stock then in vogue made men invoinh-
tarily seek relief from cerebral pres
sure by violent shaking of the heao'
Eir Fopling adored diving bow
Which. with shog, casts all the hair be-
fore,
Till he with full decorum brings it back
And rises with "a water spaniel shake.
From one extreme fashion usually
proceeds to another. The tight collar
aud high may revive the flowing neck
prchief. which assured both ease ana
grace to mans neck before asphyAa
by fashion came IN.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

Women physicians are to examine tue
women who apply for positions in the
Chicago schools hereafter ana o"ls
those Of robust physique will be EN-
ployed. Teaching school is work that
IL wearing ON the nerves at the pes''
and when a teacher Is In Ill health the
children intrusted to her suffer. FER
hans the Chicago school board is not
wrong in thinking that the great rau't
of the school system to-day is the phys
icai weakness Of many Of the teachers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

Clifton. Aria, July 3l.-Orders have
been received TO put in readiness for
leaving six troops OF the Ninth cavalry
(colored), which are garrisoned at Fort
Grant. Huachuca and San Carlos. Is
tablished to protect settlers in the ssv-
eral Apache regions Of Arizona. The
negro troops will be relieved by four
troops of the Fifth cavalry at jefferson
barracks. Mo. The action will likely
call for strong protest from settlers.
who claim they would he lett unprc-
tected from ssnguinary Indians II the
changes were made. According to or
ders received the six companies will
60 to san Francisco, probably the last
OF the month.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

st. Louis. July GA special to the
Post.Dispatch from Dallas. Tex, says:
1t has been informally decided by tho
Trades Association and American Fed.
GRAFTON Of Labor that unless the strike
trouble ON the Consolidated street rail.
way lines are settled by next Sunday.
there will he u general walkout OF the
trades for the purpose OF showing sym.
pathy and through general boycott
and suspension OF business compel srbi.
tration. There are 1000 men in the
trades who will respond, il 10 said.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

The Iowa crop report contains sug-
gestiOn that may he partly responsible
for the short crop Of wheat. 1t indi-
Gates a considerable gain in acreage
Of corn and falling or in the acre
ages Of wheat and other crops, with
improved conditions Of live stock. This
IL an indication that the tendency Ia
more and more each year to devote the
farm to corn for stock feeding pur-
poses and to give mp the raising Of
email grain for market. With the usual
prices OF grain and stock this is good
policy. and 1t 10 advised by most OF the
agricultural papers which urge II as
the best plan for small farmers. The
shipping Of feed when the stock might
he fattened Oh the farm Is wasteful.
An illustration Is found In recent
aumber OF the Louisiana Planter. which
told OF the us&. Ut mOlasses in that sec
ton OF the country for stock. 1t seems
that while for years low grade molasses
has been shipped to England from New
Orleans for fattening stock. 1t had not
occurred to the Louisiana planters that
It would he more profitable for them
10 use the molasses for their own ami
mails and save the expense Of trans
porting the stuff and the cost OF the
barrels. Last year they began using
II with profitable results. The same
discovery in regard to the profitable
ness of feeding corn seems to have
1,.,a,, mad, hy tho farmers OF the Cen
trail West.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

Like all good men happily married.
Gladstone owed much to the sympathy.
advice. appreciation. and common sense
Of his wife. the venerable lady who has
recently ended her long and admirable
career. He also was her debtor In =
SECULAR sense. for she guarded bis
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

Ex.Presilent Harrison is reported to
have said golf Is not game but dls-
Ease. 1t Ia a good deal like appendicitis.
too. Only well-to-io people can af1ord
To have IT,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

what is poetry" asks an earnest
contemporary. Poetry may be defined
ofF-hand as that which 50 many people
think they can write and So many ed'-
tors know they can't.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

Three Lakes. Wis, July IA
lxborer early to day removed pile OF
ties from the Northwestern tracks. that
had been placed there during the night.
just in time tn prevent the passenger
train due here at 1880 A. NJ. from
striking them. lie also removed n
number OF rocks from u bridge u short
distance away. His actions probably
saved the lives OF 30 members OF =
local club, who were on the train.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

1t would seem that at present the
vmoOthest OF Chinese statesmen hau
trouble enough to make him Wrinkle
his forehead like Il washbOard.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

The more one thinks Of the tine
Thought that the Victorian era's immor-
tails will be, not it's soldiers, but its phil
osophers and poets, the more true Goes
it seem. Liberty has been the watch
word Of the Victorian literature. LIB
erty has not been the gonfalOu OF the
Euelish soldier. The battle for free
dom has been waged by the writer's.
Ruskin fought against tradition AL"
precedent in art. Charles Dickens ana
Charles Reed attacked political and So
cial tyranny as did the historians.
(;rote and Macaulay. Henry Drum
mOnd and John Watson and Martineau
have wage%l pitched battles against in
direction and slavishness in religion.
George Eliot and Charlotte Rronte
have exposed society's shams ana
wrongs. Spencer and I.ewes have
largely destroyed the old philosophy.
and I.ecky Carlyle. Buckle and FrOud
have rewritten the old history. Tenny-
sou and Browning have thrilled the
world for freedom no less than Byron
and Shelley. In science especially has
great work been wrought for liberty. as
instance in one group. Darwin. Huxley.
Tyndall and Muller, and in another.
Faraday. Herschei and Hugh Miller.
What names are these? Where is the
name of the soldier Of the Victorian
age that can rank with the least OF
these when measured by his effort to
advance the race!
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

1t IL q great pity that Uncle Sam
didn't put a revenue stamp on kisses.
and make silly flirting cost the young
men more. II already costs the girls
more than they can ever pay.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

II there are sermons in stones. why
can't there be stump speeches for wood
preservation in the burnt remains OF
forest fires.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26
Euxulfed In v Lava FLOW.

Yokohama. July 23.- Mount Azu.
ma, near Randaisan. which was the
scene OF volcano disaster in 1888,
broke into eruption Tuesday. July II.
Hundreds OF persons were killed or in
jure,. Several villages were engulfed
by the stream OF lava from Mount
Axuma. and great damage was done in
adjacent districts.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26
Heavy Artillery for the Orient.

Fort Riley. Kan. July 24.-Rush
orders have come for the seventh Unit.
ed States battery OF heavy artillery 1t
Fort Riley to proceed with all haste 10
the Orient. calling ior orders ut Nag
asaki. General Merriam promulgated
the order in Denver. The battery was
organized during the spanish war. and
since that time has been idle. The
equipment embraces the heaviest cali
her guns in the service. with full com.
pleiuent OF mortars. attended BY 25%
men and 10 officers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

Paris, July 23.-The Masin publishes
dispatch from Tripoli reporting .
French victory in West Africa and the
death Of Rahat. former sultan Of
Bornu. in the Soudan. The eldest son
OF Rabat was wounded in the tight.
Omar Benigrahim has been placed on
the throne OF Kornu.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

Probably the best way for girl to
teep her hands free from chaps Is to
circulate the report that she has no
money.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

The baseball player would be per
feet Y hs could only correct his erSore.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Epitome of the Telegraphic
News Of the World.
TERSE TICKS FROM THE WIRES

An luteresting Collection ~ Items Erom
the Two HemisphereS Presented
In u Condensed Form.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

A bright girl renders il thus: ~
thing OF beauty is boy forever
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26
Two Mills burned.

Spokane. WASH. July 23.-Fire this
afternoon DESTROYED the large lumber
plant OF the Holland Horr Mill Com
pany and caused loss Of $50, 900: in
surance. $4,000. 1t also destroyed
the Crescent shingle mill; loss. $4,000,
insurance, $1,000. A spark from the
engine Of the Holland.llorr mill was
carried into dust bin. The dust ex-
ploded and in minute flames were
sweeping through the mill. Two work
men were knocked down by the explo-
sion and burned about the face and
hands. In an incredibly brief period
flames had extended 70 the lumber
wards and soon acres OF seasoned lum-
Der were ahame. IL was the hottest
contlagration since the great fire OF
1889. Three tiremen were overcome
by the intenss heat and smoke. but To-
covered later.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26
IMPROVED TOURIST SLEEPERS
Railroads Are AccedinG to Demands
Of Middle Glasses.


Of Middle Classes.
In RESPONSE to the demands OF the
times the O. K. & \. ana its connec-
lions are placing in operation much
better grade OF tourist sleepers for Pa
citic Coast service than ut ANY previous
time. The largely increased traffic to
this section OF the country has demand
ed all the Improvements OF latter-day
TRANSPORTATION, and in consideration ct
this the railroads are establishing
service which is excellent in every par
ticular. Not only are the wishes OF
the ti,st-class passengers served. out
those who are travelling to and from
the East on second-class tickets are
splendidly cared for. There was time
when tourist sleeper appealed to
limited number of people who were
travelling Oh the "cheaP' order, in
every meaning Of the term. Now.
however there has been radical
change. With the better tourist sleep
ers in operation the class OF passengers
has been improved, and one may now
travel upon them and enjoy all the
privileges oi firstclass sleeper at
greatly reduced rate.
Daily, ON the O. X. & \. east.bound
fast mail. is attached one OF these
latest improved tourist sleepers, n
model OF beauty aud hansome appoint
ments. The new cars are almost an
exact counterpart OF tine first.class
sleepers.
One noticeable feature OF the new
tourist cars is the absence of q smoking
apartment. The new cars being built
by the Pullman Comusny are not pro-
vided with smoking apartments. This
new departure has been taken because
of the fact that most through trains
a,e provided with composite cars.
which provide smoker for the Sleep
iny.car passengers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-26

A birmingham. n. Y. school teacher
whipped school boy aud exploded a
torpedo. lie may die.
a SIX year old hoy ut Acorn Ridge.
Mo-, shot his brother dead rs the re.
suit OF qAarrel.
Japan has appropriated 10000. 900
ven or war purposes. 4 yen IL about
the same Ms our dollar.
The Christian En,ieavor convention
IN London will be attended by 10000
delegates. 1000 from America.
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&atttpf n,tf &eben 1ttto SOB.

Serr %. u. 0ines. bon Chandelier,
Sa., ihreibt iiber iein nunberbares
@nttommen pOm Sooe tpie folst vgr=
tdltuna nod ben Maiern beruriabte
ein sefdbrlibes 2unseniibel. oas gu
5hminoiudt fiibrte. Sd batte bdufise
Blutunaen uno bultets Sag unb Nadt.
Ollie meine Mer3te iaaten, baB idb iter=
ben miilie. Damn beeann ih Sr.
Sings Netu Siscoperp fir S6uino=
iuAt at 9ebrauden. our6 melde i'd
oollitdnoig turirt tpuroe. Sd m6hte
nibt obne bieielbe iein, uno menn lie
$500 Die Glai9e toitete. 9luf meine
gmpieblung baben 9unoerte oas Mit=
tel sebrauAt uno ale iaaen. oab es
INNER unteblbar 6als=. Brult= uno
2un9enleioen furirt." NeaelmdBige
@r0be soc. unb $l.O0. probeflai1en
frei in s. 6. Wliller & 9obn's @po=
thefe. q
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0Iorretd)e We,ti9feiten

tommen bon Dr. 8. 8. Garaele bon
Walhita, s. s. gr idreibt vgier
Glal9en electric Bitters baben Jrau
8remer BON Gtrofeln turirt, ipelbe ibr
groBe 2eioen ieit eSabren peruria1t bat=
ten. Gurdtbare Wusidldee bra6en aui
ibrem 2opie uno i'm @efdte aus, uno
Die beiten Nerste tonnten ibr nidt bel.
fen aber ibre Sur lit iebt pollltdnoia
uno ibre @eiunobeit 1T dusseseidnet.
- Dieies beaeust, mas Saulenoe be,
tpieien baben. ndmlih. baB electric
Bitters Der bette Blutreiniser 1T. bon
benz man tueiB. ct 1T sas por=
neAmfe Seilmittel fiir geSma, 6aut=
Nusidlaa, @al3fiuB. @eibtpiire, Bet.
len uno laufenbe uebel. IS itimuliri
Qeber. Nieren uno gingsweioe, entfernt
@ifte, bilft Der Neroauuns uno baut
bic Geiunbbeit auf. Bios SO Gents.
Verfauft BON ben Mpotbetern s. 6.
Willer & @pbn. A
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e. %. amen, Glafes Wius, ..
George GaaS, stat, >.
SoSepb arg, We,u philadelphia.
Wrs. 9apto NoDgers, Ganal SOBER,
Wobcrt Yanfter, Sarnbia, 8.
&scnrD S,atter, MiopaIe, ..
81. s.. @tauemec, GanaI Sober, =.
Gbarles 3toui, Suscara,uas, =.
gSalter sdueioer, Sse,u Ybilapelpbia
Dallas Sso.peM, 9enntion, ..
Samuel WeKcrlp, We,p philadelphia
Ytid)olas gDinflcr, Seioler, =.
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Treie 8l,tt= tno Spants Sur.
Ginc ebrlitb semeinte Sfcrte.

@elhwiire, Wunben, Grebs, Sril=
len. trabi9e 0aut, e6uppen BON Gc=
3ema. sbmersen in DEN Snoben, Dem
Riifen uno ben 8elenten, ippbillltll6e
ylutpergiitun faulsnoes 3abnfeiid,
6ronilder &beumatismus uno alle
bartndtisen Yluttrantbeiten tDnnen
our9 ben @ebral6 eini9er ,Slai6en
Botanic YlooD Balm ibneu turirt
weroen. QDir foroern Die Welt heraus
fir einen Saa bon Bluttrantbeit, Der
our6 Botanic Blooo Balm ni6t turirt
merDen tann uno Die Rureu lino an=
oauerno. 2eioet eSlr al oiinnem glut,
iblebtfarbiser 6aut, Wattisteit, auss
l6ldaen, aeibwollenen @elenten, &a'
tarrb, ilberrie6enbem Ntben. Wunoen
i'm Muno uno 9als =? Wenn ia. 10 1T
guer Slut peroorben, Botanic Blooo
Balm .lna9t oasielbe rein uno reid,
beilt bic Wunoen, entiernt bic @hmer'
sen uno baut oas 9anae Spltem mleoer
auf. Botanic 8looo Balm lit oas
ein3ise perfette Ylutreinisun9smittel.
Yertauft in Mpotbetsu. $l.O0 Die
orobe 6lal1e nit 8ebrau9santpeilun9.
I'm gu 3eigen, oaB mir es ebrli6 mel.
men, perienben mir probeflaf6en frei.
Wan aoreilire: Blooo Balm 3d., Nt'
lanta, 60. 30sert n!6t, belbreibt uns
guer 2eioen uno mir lenoen freien dr5t=
tiden &atb. Bloob Balm bilft, menn
alles anoere feblt. 4riinoli6 erprobt
mGbrenb 80 cSabren, 4
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SEPT baben iie i9on DonnerbiiA-
len auf Mutomobilen. Gs feblt nur
bios nod cine Ranone, bic BON ielbf
auf ben Sfeinb losgeht, 10 lanee f1iebt.
biz bic Munition ale III. unb iid oann
in Drbnung tpieoer 3llriid3iebt.
Dem Sahresberiht bes peniions.
@pmmiifdrs GDans 3ufolge betru9 Die
3abl Der penficnirten am /. Suli
1900 993. 529, mas eirerl 3uuabs feit
eu1 1. auli 1899 BON 20lO bebeutet.
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nillia fiir ibren llnterbolt iorgen unc
lie muBig bleiben IaIlen9 gDie leiht III
IS oann, oas Seer alf 200, 900 at ber=
mebren. Ser militdriide 3auber miro
unier 8lnt In Wallung bringen. Wir
tueroen balb uniere Mrmeen nit ben
9rDben Oeeren guropas per9leiden
uno bon benz gefdbrliben Muni6e be-.
feelt fein, bob unIer Seer an 3abl Die
9eere Staliens, Selerreids, ia au9
Teutiblanos nod iibertreiIen mDge.
Wtr neroen bas gleno uno ben Sam=
msr niht ieben, ben bic eroBen Seere
auf Die arbeitenosn Millionen iener
2dnber gebra1t baben. gDir tperoen
ber9eilen, tuel6en S1reden unb pel1e
9emiitbiguugen oer Militarismus
0rantreib aebradt bat. YolitiId)e Ge=
mago9en merben Die Gabne lbtpeufen
nnb uns burb ben 3auber eranoioier
militdriIder Sdauipiele blenoen. Mir
tperoen eine ma9tise militdriibe Mrilio=
tratie baben, uno binter bieier fiebt Elm
mddtiges militdriibes 0otum. Gie
Melt pirD uiberballen bon bem Gieges-
aet0Ie unlerer gDafIen. llnD mir tperoen
In elnem Wleere bon Gubm uno 8liif=
ieliateit idmimmen.
llno Ole SDbne unierer Sormer unb
GaCritarbeiier tperoen sum Wlilitdr aus=
geboben. Sic ylepublif tpi,o in elm
aaiIerreib oermanoelt rperoen.
geameifelt Sbr bies? 8lift einmal
erniilid Inn gud! Gtuoirt einmal ae=
nau Die republitaniIdle pa,tei uno
ibren 9egenludrtiseu 9lppell on bic
2iebe gum Miltarismus uno Smperia=
lismus. getrubtet Serrn Nooispelt.
Was foll oas 9llles bebeuten?
Sie grfabrungeu, Die porto Gico
gemobt bat, iino bod seniisenb, I'm
jeoen freibeitsliebenoen ameritanii6en
8iraer, Der Elm 6eino bes Griegea 1T,
auf Die 0efabr aufmertiam su MAIDEN.
Sic Sniel tulroe uns pbne S6nert=
iirei9 iiberaeben. Sic Millrn ginlpob=
ner begriiBten unIere GolDaten nit
9oiianna unb iireuten linen glumen
aui Den Msg. llnIere 6a6ne ,purbe als
Elm Symbol Der Greibeit uno Gleihbeit
auf Der Sniel entToltet. llnc benno6
bat lie rniere glomini lt,otipn talten
glutes in cine GDlonie ber.panoelt uno
ieinen cipililirten gin,pobnern bas
gii1gerreft periueiQert, lie bat ertldrt,
bob lie nid)t unter benz G9ub unlerer
9unoesperf faiiung iieben, uno bat Gin
fubra0lle auf feline Yrooutte seleet, als
Oh es Elm irembes 2ano III. 9ies bat
Die republitaniibe purtei boridglid se=
tban 9eaen bic beftieHen Proteie Der
lnnalen Portp @icaner.
Gieie Sbatia6e laft nicht aus ben
Nugen uno betradtet gu6 oann eeuau
Die Sage in ben pbilippinen uno in
9llien i'm Nllgemeinen, Dann merbet
Sbr erlt perHeben, mas bic domination
Nco leDelts, oes rauben Geiters, gum
0Beprdi diioentiba5 5tstanoioaten beoeutet.
grinnert gu6 Dann an ben 3eforo
ber Nominiltration, Die itets cen Srufs
uno Dlonopolen oas sr6Bte Gntgesen=
tommen geseigt bat, Die ppn DieIeu an's
3uoer gebrabt uuroe, uno ibnen batter
in ieoer Weiie perpIli9tet III.
gDer miro Dem plDBli6 in's Gaiein
getretenen Smperialismus uuo oelIeu
3millingsbruoer, oem Wlilitarismus,
ginbalt 9ebieten?
Sames Greelmon, i'm yGbi=
cago Nmerican" bonn Is. Suli D. s.
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6bub fiir SO.
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Sbub fiir $l.0O.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-16
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