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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20

greater maj to fill the presidential chair
than Mckinley" sal Mr.. Hinkle. I'VE
never before had a man in the %presiden-
tial chair who SO quickly and ably
handed h great and important Ques-
wages. then why is dt that they want to
We must loo to that great
army Of toilers classed as laboring men
for h prosperity Of h country. I cam
understand how men, after their
past experience. can affiliate with o
party THAT makes promises that they
know cannot be fulfilled"
The speaker reviewed at some length
the history and success Of the republican
party, financial and otherwise, tn
claimed hat at the present time the
United States had the finest financial
system Of any nation of the world. He
said that II Bryan was honest now in
his expressions in regard to the Philip
pine islands in wanting to turn over the
Islands to h Filipino savages, he had
acted the hypocrite in congress in urging
on his friends the ratification of the
treaty with Spain. The republican party
locally, he said, was trying to persuade
the people to vote the republican ticket
because It would bring to the state
greater prosperity han any party in ex-
istence. r.
Joseph Rice was the next speaker, and
in an eloquent manner reviewed the sit
uation from a national standpoint. He
believed that If there was a democrat
who, after reviewing the history of the
republican party, believed that the well
fare Of the country depended upon the
success of that party he should cast
aside his old affiliations and look first to
the welfare of the country before the
welfare of the party that he had pre-
viously been associated with. Any man
who would @ abandon his party in the
of the country was not a good
citizen. He spoke of the predictions of
Bryan four years g and in view of
Bryan's effort to nave the Spanish treaty
he believed that the man was a
traitor to his flag for the position he took
at the present time ON the Philippine
question.
Mr.. Rice spoke in an able n eloquent
amer Of the conditions existing in the
Philippine Islands and asked his hearers
If it would be fair for the United States
to withdraw the troops from the islands
now n leave a people-the white Fill
had inhabited the Islands for
400 years at the mercy of a horde of
savages. In relation to the money ques-
ton, MI. Rice quoted from a speech of
Bryan delivered in New York in WHICH
the presidential aspirant sale that a sin
gle standard was good for a creditor ma
ton but not for debtor nation. Taking
him at his own words the financial con-
dition Of the country is good at the pres
ent time for the nation is a creditor ma
ton. .,dt
J. r. Grice was h hast speaker of the
evening and he aroused his audience to
the highest pitch of enthusiasm with his
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
MEAGHER GUARDS BALL.

,fRenshaw hall was a scene Of revelry
last evening, it being the scene of the
fourth annual military ball of the
Meagher Guards. A large number of
people We're in attendance and the affair
vas as pronounced a success as any Of
it's three predecessors.
Promptly at 10 o'clock the orchestra
started the grand march. Miss Haman
led the orchestra. a fact insuring the
quality of the music furnished being up
to the standard. Major and Mrs. Deeney
led the procession, which included nearly
q hundred couples.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
aOvNREIGN's

J. r. Sovereign was introduced to the
audience by Chairman Sam Roberts al
the 'tAhmerican champion of the toiling
masses" Mr.. Sovereign said he was not
q citizen OF Mont ma but would be with
In six months If the graft held out. He
HAS Just returned from a campaign In
the east where he has been associated
with a man who had once refused a br4be
Of $500 900. This, however. did not hap
pen I'm Montana and the audience APP
pNautSed.
White relating a story in which the
Lords prayer and a bear were mixed up.
a picture which had been propped up
against the speakers table fell on the
head of General John A. Leggat, who sat
underneath the stand Gen. Leggat 70
c~iferousdy demurred to the proceeding
and seemed inclined to blame the speak,
ar for dropping the picture on his head.
The incident ratified the speaker a ut.
tie but served to amuse the audience.
Mr.. Sovereign gave Brother Peter
Breen a nice boost, jollied the foreign
born voters and rambled away down to
the realms of the Sultan of Sulu to find
material to point a moral and adorn q
tale"
Mr.. Sovereign poses as the champion
OIL LHe UONWIS HldSsSS, uul uuTllS INC
time he conducted the Idaho State Tri-
bune he was opposed to the eight-houu
day. The following excerpt is taken
from President Ed Boyce's report to the
officers and delegates of the seventh an
nual convention of the Western Fedora
ton Of Miners, held last yea TN Salt
Lake:
"You are all aware that the official
paper Of the Federation, saIer the
management of Mr.. J. r. Sovereign,
espoused the side Of the mining cor
porations in their attempt to show that
the Western Federation of Miners, as
an organization, were not in favor Of
the law. In view Of the con-
tinued opposition Of the idaho State
Tribune to the eight-hour law, I be-
lieved it vas an injustice to the union
men, who had by their efforts secured
eight hours, and those struggling for
it. I addressed q communication to the
board Of directors Of the paper on April
l, requesting that body to discontinue
using the headline Official Paper Of
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
"A FOLSOM CLUB.

The Folsom Republican Club was or
ganized at Walkerville last night and w.
Fl. Roberts was unanimously chosen as
its president. The other officers elected
were John Couple, vice president; John
Marsland, treasurer and Fred Brule, Sec
rotary. Cyrus M. Broken, w. Paul,
Walter Rogers, John r. Renfrey and w.
r. Packard were selected to act as an
executive committee.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20

the Western Federation Of Miners
while Mr.. Sovereign or any other indi-
vidual opposed to eight hours was re-
tanned as editor"
The statement has been made that
Mr.. Sovereign is to receive ten thou
sand dollars for his services in the
fusion campaign.
Dan Mcdonald was the last speaker
of the evening.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
HHNzE AND SOVEREIGN
talk TO FuSIONISTS.

and candidly admitted that the miners
were doing as much work now as
they did under the 10-hour scale.
: In concluding his speech he again
viewed with alarm the Standard OIL
bugaboo. and pointed with PRIDE to
himself and the Hon. w. A. Clark. He
admitted that he could leave Montana
a very rich man, but he couldn't nave as
much fun elsewhere and therefore he
intended to remain here. =,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
SPECIAL 70 THE PUBLIC.

The plunge at crystal Springs Is
thoroughly cleaned every Monday,
making the water in the same pure and
shallow. Dancing parties fine the best
of accommodations. Dancing free ev-
cry Sunday. Stages to Crystal Springs
leave Langlois' stables: 10 a. Ia, 2 D.
M, s p. M, s p. IN. Extra stages fer
private parties can always be secured
at Langlois', ard dancing parties will
find his band wagons the most COM.
Portable in the city.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20

Take the Burlington Route to Denver,
shortest and quickest
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20

FISHER. e. + Tallorjng-"yes" we
alter. press. sponge,
repair, steam and dry cleaning. "PriGes
easy" 10 South Main street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-18
WrnBnrtiac 0aaDjpefulatinn.

Gbtcdqp, II. Ipril. - Die bier
einmiinOenDen nefilihen 9ubnen haz
ben grobautigs 2anoTpsfulationen por=
bersiiet. @ntlunq i6ren 2inien naG
Dem 5elIengebir9e unb Der pacificfiiite
FoIen neus Srte sntIttbsn, bic man init
gintpanbarern, berbeiaelodt ourh groz
Be 8ereunltjaungsn, bep0itsrn min.
tS9on haben Die perIhieoensnga6nz
@e|e1Idaftsn, Die Ii9 auf bic 2unoz
Equalization eingelaifen BADEN, 173
nsue OrtlduFten auf ibren @iien6abn=
&artsn psr3ei6net. Straben peroen
auseeleet uno 2ots rlpottbilis" gum
&auf angebotsn. Die unternebmsr
erparten, baB iie bur9 lotds 8emiiz
bun9en bemWsiien i'm 2aufs Der nd6z
fen Il Sabre minbsitens 100000 nsue
gstpobner 3ufiibrsn psrosn. Natiirz
lid rs6nen bic mobsrnen Stdotsgriin=
Der babel auf rei6sn 9spinn. Die
bef9siligtsn Sabn @eIsuT9aftsn Iino:
gbicaso u. yfortbpsIisrn, It9i on,
5opetd Il. Sania SSs, Milpaufee u.
ct. paul, Nortkrn paciIie, Gbicaao
II. Galisrn SGinoi5, SainOis Central
uno G,6icago Burlington u. Auincp
8a9n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-18
S0cl Vntman & GomD.

glerung 5utbetl tpirb, tpiro bier nur gez
rin9e polttii6e 9eoeutung beigsiegt, oa
IS tlar lei, oaB Soqano in feinsrWeiIe
interDenlren tonne. Qius better 9uelz
le tpiro mttget6etlt, oaB Die OsleQaten
perIu6sn tperoen, nit Der 6ritiIden
Regterung in 8erbanoluna gu treten,
uno oaB Iie Die 0emoiirung Der gsFez
it;9ungen in 9rarBpaal Qnbieten tperz
ben, FalIs Die unab6dngi9feit Der Rsz
pu6ljt Qaranttrt tperDe. Sic 1ino ii5erz
5euat, ouB Der Welt 10 bepieIen peroe,
@nglanb 6abe Ti9ts bon Srdn5blal
gu fiir6ten, al5 ange6li6em Miiteiz
punt einsr Rebs1ion 9egen bic britt
Ide 9errTdafi in Siioairifa.
% urmer Gmp fang i'm $ IA 9.
S0uaa II. Qlprii. - Wts6rere
9unoert perIonen erportetsn bic Nm
tunft Der Sosren @eiunoten auf oen
b5eIigsn 8a6n6pFs, obpo9. bic 3eit
oerFelbtn por6er niht 6sfannt 9sma6t
tpprDen.
Der bieiiae 9ics &onIut bes
5runsDaaps, SRr. Camel, ge.eitete Die
SsRgaten nd6 Gem 6Oisl; snt6uIiaiiiz
fde '9o6ruFe tpuroen faut, ais oi6fei=
Sen ibre Wdgen beTisoen, uno bic Naz
tional 9pmne Sranspaaps ruroa
pleiFaf) gsTun9en. Dr.. 2ebos traf
mil ben 9eianbten bier Elm, uro ou9
Elm 9lttade aus 8riiFel 1T antpsfsno.
9Sn 9s9leitung Or. 2epo6' muhte
Gihter 6iI6ar, Der 6iibrsr Der 9sz
TanDtT6aft, osm Mirifer : 9r0iioenz
ten sinen 8eIu6. ueber Das 9roz
gramm Der Oeleaatsn miro Ni6ts
mitgstbsilt.
0r. %. $. De Beaufort, 9renisr
uno Mintiier oes 9luspdrIigen, sr.piz
oerte 6sute bic 9iIite Der &OmniHGre,
uno bic 2eBteren, Iotpis Dr.. 2fpo5
TpeiItsn am Nbeno bei tbm.
q o6 elm 0ermttte lungs
@erii DIT.
Saao, II. 9lpril. -Wie Elm fpphlz
unterri6teter Diplomat mittheilf, it
Elm neuer @srfu4 CUR 9ermtttslung in
tem Iiibafritan;y ;yden Gonflift tpabrz
T6einli6, ipbulo ous bon Dem 9aa9er
&orqreB bei6lofene internatiOndfe
G6sosgeriat formel1 srridtst Iii, ods
6a;bt mann neun b.r b:tGeiliatenMGhz
te cen 8srtrdg rutifi3irt BADEN. grz
orsiFe Sollanb oann bic Snitiatipe, 70.
Qluube man in miniitsriellen, Diploma
tiI6en unp parlamentariEGen arsilen,
puroen a6t anbere Wld6te t6m iofort
6olge leliten.
Nelba's neuefer 9rautt :
gam.
8oris, II. 9(pril. - 5ruu Melz
ba, bic fiir5li9 in @dlpston, Ser, i9z
rer GbefeHeln sntleoigt purba, ma9te
bsute.einem 3srtreter Der prsiie geg'nz
iibsr oas 3ussiidnon;B, baB lis iii 3pei
Do6en Syrau 9aooon Ghdm6ers iein
perbe. Die 9attin bes 6stdnnten auz
iiruliI9sn 9Ibnsn S6riftItsuers.
SpIspb Soa6im gu beiratfen. oaran
babe fie ME seoa9t; Der 6eriibmte 8siz
ger lei ia an bic so SATIRE ali! Goa
dim iteft i'm SO. 2e6ensjd6re. u. b.
Hsb.) Oaeesen 6dtte bic ibr bon anlz
Ter Milbelm erpiefene Ghrenbe5susIng
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Sauer's,
449, 451, 453, 2I.-6ap-Str.

Der porrudenoen Streitmu6t Buffers.
angegeben nurben, 3ar9iiebert blt, ers
flGrt 9fp6srt5, Wdrren 16eine na6 el4
ner Gonferen3 nit ieinen OFIi3jeren 3u
Der 2n1i6t gelungt gu Iein, OaB Die
ppu Buffer dngeoronete 5lantenbelpea
gung ni6t ausgafu6rt tperOen tOnue,
uno ulsoun ben 9lan ioI6erart pera
Gnoert gu baben, Dab er Die Gjnnobma
uuO 9e6uuptung pe5 Sptontop um1
foBte.
Bum SdIufIe Der lungen Oepei6e.
in pel9er piel an Den gan3en Opera
tionen in Nata( als fe6lerbdft tritiiirt
miro, Iagt gaoberts, Der ein3ige 2i6t=
puntt in Der gdn3sn 8eT6i6te lei Das
6epunoerns1piirbige @srhulten Der brja
tii6an Sruppen untsr Iolhen ungiinz
ftigen umltdnben. 90 cine ndbere
unter1u6ung in Der 2lngelegsnb'i!
TtaltFinbsn Iolle, lei pom S6erbsTe6lss
baber Der Nrmee gu entI9ejOen.
Qonoon, 18. Npril. - Der Mts
litGr &rititer Spencer WiltinFOn erz
fldrt 6eute in Der nWtorning POf" Die
8er0fFertlifunq Der 9epeIfen oe5
2oro Ro6erts, psl6e bic 8enarG,a
Warrsn, Buffer u. q. pegen Der SPsa
raIion:n in 9?atai taoeln, fir 6OhIt
ur3eitgemGB uro t60rift. @r iagt,
oie{e 8er0ifent.ifunQ miiTia urparz
meiDlif:rNaiTe einsn 60Git Demora.ta
Iirenoen @jnjluB ouf bic 6ritiI6en
5ruppsa in glatal au5ii6sn un0 Die
3eIi9aation ooer 2lbberufung 0es @ea
reTal5 Buffer er3pjngen. GB lei ur4
ter gsgerpdrti9en llmIiGnOen ai4t
notGpenoig QepeTen, Iolfe 3inge an
bic grOBe 8tode gu 6Gn9en.
Die 8eldgerung BON 0& 4 I "a
fling.
H2ufetina 7. 2ipril. - Die
Qiiitung Oes Qieut. Smitb Gman.
bes &uno76afisr5 aus Rboo:Eia, tpels
der nit Qusno6me ein:s Reuler'i6eu
@orreIponbsnten bic e;n3ige 9erion 1T.
tpttd7sr es Ieit Dem 2lnfang Der 8alaz
gsrung gsiana, Ii6 bur4 Die 9oerena
linien in nie hisTige Staot gu i4Ieiz
den, unO pel6er ieBt nit 0epeI6tr
gu oem Oberftsn plumer 3uriifgefsbrt
lit, burTte bon groBem 8ert6e fir oen
2sBteren Ie;n, i'm Safe berislbe ents
IAsiOet, ban GntIab BON M1fsting
energiI4 5u Oeriu4sn.
Sin Ito!tiIfer 5urmer fat bier cine
W}ctbooe 3ur 9sritellung elmer 9riiBe
aug 9afertleie eingsTii3rt 0ieies
Nabrungsmitte( erpeiIt T4 dls cine
9roBe Woblthat, unb Fat bic 5rugc
ii6er bic Grndhrung Der Gin8abprsnen
gel0it. Die GSaruiioH ilt iiber3sugt.
baB lie Ii1 nod minbeIttns 3psi Wo,
nate lang 6e6auptsn fam.
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2Snnoer6are 3ar9atts it
sSutterfoffen,

bic Sic 5pei MaG gum lle6erfegen pera
unldTlen perO%n, bepor sic dn0erpdrts
toufsn, Nir t0nnsn S6nen in ullem
@rnIte ertlGren, Dab sic beren @leiz
den, peber an Quuliidt, nod in ben
8reii2n, nir9enbpo dnoerpdrts fin0er
psrosn. Wir t0nnen bier nur bic fpls
0enoen ips3ielI erpG6nen:
3530aigc l0t.=5feTus, pro 0arO............ &c.
3630uigc 12!c. =Qrtaline5, pro NorO......... Sc.
3G-;oui1e l5t.r rSupuflt." pro QurD......... &c.
3G30Qigs l5c ,c5t id)pOrjcs Qtmutrtcs 9ails
lcniuttCr, prp Nur0...................... 1oc.
27=s6Higes &mitaticnsNoartub, pro 0oro.... 4tc.
27z5Daiqsg rein linncnts bmur3es Gauuas
pro Ndro ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sc.
0rnQensGGroos lSt. Wertb, rro Yaro........1 1@!c.
s6morsss @cpa=6utttr 1Sc. onOerludrts, pro
Toro OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. C.
Gdtcs iruu3Oiidc5 @aartu@, Qci6rinft pro
SdrO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %.
lOc raui6,noe QtrtuIincs. QorO brett, pro
Uaro OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ocs
IIls guitrlI onc Gorbcn, tam qcpabcn
ptrOtn, pro IorO. observation-disclosures. 3oc.
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Giit1uanO deden oelt 2Se(ttttte(

uno mad 9lnitreneuno oes QeDObnliaen @tri9tss
pcrfabrcng unO Der Dumt perbunDenen llntoien ent=
ibieo BAG appeaationgqerb oas Der getBtitel
nidt rebtsfrdiiq lei, neil Der 9erfauf einige iuez
nige SAGE no6 Der 3eit iatgeiunOsn bate, 5u iptz
der Die 2eoislaur bas @ees eednOert bate, untet
otHen @etnlmunQen Das 9ertauisDerfabren ratt=
fanO. 98cnn Der 9erfauf fiinfunOoreibi9 Saqe 1ru7
her itattQeflrnoen bate fprbe Der 9cfiB1itsl gut
aeiueien ieu; bod Da btrislbe in ipdttrcr 3et aus
Qeitelt ipurOe, mar er nitt rcbtstrGitg. Sas &sz
iultat iuar oab fsrau g8. bic 5arm nift oertaufen
fonnte nibts 9lnDercs oamit tbun, ais ojsclbe be-
balten.
@ice Grunofids 6 qentbimsr, pel6e ibr 2ono,
ibr Naus obcr ibren 9runp;iu5 gu perfauTen beabz
fdbtiQten, madbtsn bunu bic Grfabrlng, Dab qe9et
ibrsn 9eiibtitet Gupano erbpbeH ipuros uno mandDs
mol aus @jriiuoen, bic bsnieben als icbr tlttnld,
eridienen. Sod tpsnn elm Sduer udb elmer 9riino=
lbcn llnteriubuus Seitens Der vIitle Suaran!es
f. Srrt SomhnunB sintu
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>eQucr s
Gin ;eitsema6er z ~f"'tf Don
Eleiocl'llla(t)cr-
Jl(ateria(iell

unb BON 8soiitfnifen fir iparIame
U3iitter unb Sausfrauen, an pe16en
ale iparIomsn SduFtrinnsn S6eil neb4
men IolIten - Elm 8erfauf Der 5abQofe
@eIsgenbeiten fir 8eIOz unb 3eitzGra
fparungsn 6ietet.
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aarantirtett 3e(fttttef

in Sdnbsu bat, tpirb tr fenen lh,onHebniitdfeiten
beeeQnsn, iObalb CT iein Gigcntbum 5u otrfauten
pocr 8clo barauf su leibcu beabii6tigt. Gs totet
@ibts m.br, fb zine ioldc llntsriu6uns unb cine
@arante 3u ibcrn ais fir cine speniger cute 2et=
flung bejablt lptrocn ruB. g0esbalb fpoliten Sic
ndt Dag Bette fir Sbr e'clo crbulten?
0itIc GompaQri. hat Gelo ouf SDpotbtftn 3u
psrleiben rit3aBlbar in monatlid)tn @b5ablun9eH
oDcr in anberer 98cie.
Gic @ireaur beinOtn f3 i'm IS II t | c :
sc bQuDe" o
(Spc5ial=Noti3 glr. 39) Qoe,
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z hpn i'm YilterthunI

DuBttH Die aerjs ipobl, olb Die m.ltsn 6rantbctsn
uHo StoguuQsn Der SrqdHt I'M mtHib.lbtn Rorper
aui it!ebte 'Soits 3uritdIuiibr'u iHo. g9ir pihtH
J. y, olS ibon Der bsribmt;its DER dtsn Wsoulntr,
ojppotrltes u1b Y(itteIn iub:t oas 9lut i'm
aOrp:r 3u reiti9tu, Die GrHlbrunG, gsroauuH1 uno
gtIs beounV Der Stoiir 81 i0rotrn uuo bic &eqane
unD GiuQnptot ptl5, cribdiTt pdrsn 5u nsntr
3bdtQtsit uujurtlm. @tutt bobcn mir ttn lolbss
uniehlbarcs ERiti,l In @sidlt per st. 8rnaros
2rdut.r 9il,n, Die I'M &auie Der 3eit su etuSra
rebttu Staca iir Die ltloeHos Mtribbe!t gtlporasn
Fne uao Nf sDdlb entn 99eltrui erobsrt baefH.
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2Sentge Gage III (pdt.

Sn 6piparo=gpuntp ipuroe in 1860 in Soles eines
Sollars perfutit. Ser 9roseB par bic 6olge eines
rellubi0aftibcn lebcreintommens In Der betrettens
DEN s5amilie gum 3ipete Der Ibpidelung eines
Ia0laTcg. Grau 80. bic g8ittpe bcs SerfOrbes
men, faufte bas Giqentbunl uno nabm BON oemlelz
ben 9eiis, tpprauf fie Die Sarm nebr, als 5pan5l9
Sabre lang bctpirtbi6aitete unO fid bann 3um 9er=
tauie ptriebsn sutbIOB. Ser aduier srbob tnoels
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Jo0,l C. Tri6(e.

Blacez@anoibubc. Nemals, icit bic Staot
Baltimore QcQriiubet ipurpe, bat irQcno Gin &ano:
Observation-Disclosures ii6 fir Den Guoetails9crtauT
nit cinem iolben Sorrotbe BON @ano6ubct per-
ic5en, Die on GIeoan3 0uuli ia t.
|rsi 8 uno qutcs pa isn unicren QtQens
Nuanccn iiuD tanellos. Sic fsabritanttu unierer
umcritaniifen unO europdiibeu Sauoi6ube babsn
ms fir bitie SaiOn etwos ertru @utss ptrs
iprObcn uno iteutu mir tcire Ntiibe, I'M &Dnen
oicic 9prrdtbe ppn Sounoibubcn 3uodn0ltb 5u
MAIDEN. g3ir babcn cineu SamcnzG Gjlacsz Soauo duh
bon por3iiglider Gualitdt fir 81 90 uno S1.3o
iu ncrtauen; farbie uuo idmor3, nit oafen NM
Span0en. @acc=@unoibubc fir S1.oO Oufrart5
pcrOat ibcr Der Soano on9epabt. g9cun 0icltlben
ipdbrcnp Des Sraqens uufidliben poer f6 perjle'
ben polen mir fc foitcnre repariren.
Sriblc, Sir. 80, lS.=Segingtpn=Str.
es piro Ssuti3 gtipre db N.
(Npril, S&S)
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Wu bic Sdmen

senntnib BON 3ui6usiotn cineS alcioes 5u ba.
ben, lit ipidtiqer, ais Die aniertiQuno Deficbsn.
SleiOerz 3ui6nciOen na6 oem lect &c 3 as
men busiber 9 It NJ oebOri9 9elebrt-
lit sur Grlernung oas @Olltommcnite uno @lcr=
beite Sas Sbneiotr=Wiuttlmuab Wiro bel oie=
lem Spitsm Gcbrau6t unO lit feline lueitsre 8tdJt=
itnnr eriaroerli6. Sos lcbtste unO einfadfe
ntn fam. Gis GrparniB in 5brer RleiOcraner=
tiqunos= =8stnung piro Sic reiblid1 enti6doqcn
epreben Sic Dor bel 81. Souber, Rr. 2l2
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ipap, in @ejuq ouf SeOngnngen II. |. 10.
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Ole CotC6 PennD

snjeig,n elmer oeIogicriecn vgatentz 2lficr=Spttu=
latiOn" ODER siuss eroBc SiOioenoen psripre6:n0e1
@aup'rsn5 berlOdtcn oIcte arme 9eutt, ibre iduer
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Der 2rpO:HOcu mar @sr5'lsio bic 5oI0s. Inn tu;s
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IN elmer bHbitsn rrinli6en 9eoenO Der StaOt 3u
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llntOit,n 3u idbIcn baben. 9eribaien Sic Oi5baIb
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SD tann Sbneu eiu 9aUs psriauisH, ppbri Sit
rid)t eiumal oas GelO BON einsm Saupsrcin su bOr=
Gen brauben.
S1reibcn Sic mir icfort, tptnn 81, tin iplria=
mcr Ntauu iinp. Wtun dOreifrt: rD. g g."
rSeutiber GOrreponoent." (9tpril6, lMt =
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Nus Cuba.

9upanu, II. @pril. - 8ensrul
Marimo 8our:5 madte ouf ieiuer
Suhrt ro4 Gan Domingo in NueDitus
6utt.r 9ort fono i'm GIL @brsn cine
grpBe 0smOnitra!!On itatt. 2luf eins
ibm iibsrrei6te 9spiGfommnungsz
2lOrs1e antpprtsts er: Rad fsinsm
Sample 9ssin oisSsrriGaft Spanisn's
iisht iit Guba nur unter ben 5iiBen
Der Der. Stluten. 9srno9 babe i6
8srtrdusa senug auf oas ameritaniz
ids @c,t, um 81 alauban, Dab es Ieine
in Der gemeinlamen Heiolution oes
gongrsil.s sntfaltenen 8sriprs4un9en
in &usfubrung brinaen miro"
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- 9Om 8lib erI6la9sn. pG6renb
sr gerape am Selepbon Fanb, puroe
in Suscalopfu, Qla., Reb. 8. 9. @ils
ion, superintendent pss Dprtigeu
..Stillman SnItituts."
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lie fe9r itol5 9emadt. Die GGnoerin
bat Elm 9aus an Great Gumberlono
Street in Soropn gsfauft, ND lie i6re
5nsttsn 5litterpo6en gu perls6en oez
oente; na6 S6lub Der Gonbpner SQiz
ION iptu bas iunge paar Sa6tFabrten
MAIDEN. Ips ibrer isbt qeI6iebenen
@he NIT 9fdrles q. +. 2lrmItronq bat
6rau Wielbu einen Te9s3e6nid6riasn
Sohn, Der Fi6 aber bei ieinem Gdte,
befinbet.
2on BON, 18. 2(pril. Die y2ofz
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ebsl'den, DerurIadt bier sinioe Setter
telt. @9amber5 1T bereits permiroz
thet uno lebt lebr qliidli6 nit ieiner
Satin.
u ii ben5uder in G6ili.
@antia 90 De G6ili, H.
Qprll. - Cine 3iiben5uder sSabrit
1T bier ein9eridtst poroen, oaS erIte
osrdrtl9e llnterns6msn in Oieiem2anoe
Cine neue Gne(anbrtife
oes &aifers Wil6eIm?
Oubitn, II. 2lpril. - Gs berz
iautst bier, oab aaiTer @l6elm piez
per eine Gn9ldnoreiIs i'm Sdiloe
Fuhrt uno boB sr ungefG6r am 2. Nuz
9rlt nit feinsr Sa6t in Gopes fanben
miro.
"a Menl6en ertrunfen.
Srootbaben, SSrtono, 17Qpril.
- 9a6 Fran3OiiTde Slider fobrz
3sug r9o6e" i'll duf Der S06e BON
groof6aDen in einsm tSturme unteraez
9angen. "a WfenTdsn tomsn babel
um's 2sben.
Die 5rspe1t6ut gu 4u6srz
oilliers.
. parls, II. Qpril. - Wan ihdbt
Den S6aoen, pel6er in Der Iebten
Sonntagszgia6t Our6 bas Q(13iinbsn
uno bic pliinotrung Der Stride nRot-s
Dame oes Gsrtus" gu 2tu6erbiuiers.
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u nge6li6 6e Qni ni6lGge.Se It.
reiG'S auf 4lbanien.
Soon, Is. 2(pril. - y5ri6unu"
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5ron3 Soiep6 in Berlin nit einem
plane CUR g:ieBung bon 2lI6anien, in
Der surOpdiIten 5Irtei, Our6 Ditr.iz
6ifde 5ruppsn i'm 3uIammen6anq
itsht. Sas 8eriiht oerurlad! groBes
Iufishen in Stalien.
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