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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

..,,,,, ,o the article by ex-Presldent
,,a,.ra,J I'm the philadelphia Saturday
ryeriur Post. and furnished to the
...,,t., bv Associated Press dispatch
rbo causes that have led to Demo-
,ratir defeats are. strange to say. at
..n,,,sd io other than Mormon I'M
gr.r,,e and ne makes not the remotest
,,s.rsroo thereto. In his review Of the
r,st and his suggestions MS to the fn-
tire.
Would it not be prudent on the part
or tb. gentlemen who are only giving
offence to- the majority of their party
a. bIs state by their foolish COM
rr,ipts about the church to give heed
to tbe advice OF one OF their former
poverul leaders, instead of finding
lame excuses. and nursing old sores
and ycxlng "the rank and iilc' whose
votes count for just as much as those
Of the chaIrmcn and committees?
This eyenastng yelp about the Nor
mon church is doing more damage
10 the Marty TO which Mr. Cleveland
Gives his advice. than AN the arguments
and influences brought TO bear by their
polplcal advorsarles. who are In high
gIea over the course which a few dis
| appointed politicians are pursuing
! Meanwhile our contemporaries In tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
THATwoNDERFUL "lyrLuENCE"

The Boston Herald and he Boston
Transcript are among ths eastern pa-
pers that swallow the ridiculous yarn
about compact between the "Alor-
mon Church and leaders OF the Re
publican party by which Utah was to
be turned over 90 the latter Any
thing goes with the ogeraro eastern
editor which reflects On any way uu-
favorably on tAe Mormon" Church.
Evidence Is not az an necessary IN the
case Of charges of that sort. and the
small matter OF reason is entirely out
Of the question,
The correspondents Of those papers.
who account for Utah's plurality I'm
favor Of the administration by the in-
nuence OF the Mormon" Church. might
as wei attribute similar results I'm
other States 10 the same cause. with
about as much reason as in this care.
They might profit by paying some at.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
Cleveland Plain Dealer

Coun Won Waldersee's rule in China IS
marked by great activity and quite a
lot OF nourishmg Of the rcd paint
brush Al Ts-Mlng his satellites
whipped of the heads Of three man
darins and twenty-threo Boxers IN a
neat and highly expeditions manner.
The actual guilt Of these bad China
men wasn't IN question "a all There
was no trial. no testimony. All Of which
shows that Won Waldersce is a great
man for great emergencies,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

In the December number OF the Ma
uonal Geographic Magazine, Wilbur G.
knight has an illustrated article on
'The Wyoming Fossil Fields Expedi-
u1n Of July. lS99;" cold I'm the Phil
lpplnes' IS the subject OF paper by r.
p Hildcr. Richard T.. Dodge writes
raphv IN Elementary Schools" There
are also interesting papers on "Geog-
raphy on the British Association for
the Advancement 81 Science" DE
cislons OF the United States board on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
nrsrREr EVENING NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1900.

states secretary Of agriculture aea'i's'
the testing Of imported animals lot
tuberculosis. They say that the TEST y
uncertain and consequently useless
and that in all cases It deprecla'es 'n'
Nalnn OF the animal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
Now York Evenlnr Sun.

Field Marshal Count Won Walaersee
seems 10 be n little "chesfv" I'm his at.
titude 10 other military officers at Pc
kin. But II must he remembered that
the Reneralisslmo has cause for irri-
tatlon. seeing that there isn't so much
for him 10 do as he expected when he
went out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

The Beers are disturbing Cape COL
ony and even Capetovn is alarmed. IL
should not be forgotten, however that
the Beers are much weaker IN armies
and war munitions than they were
year ago, and that British success Is
far more likely now than then still
the South African situation seems to
be spelling the Brusher's Christmas
Just as It ala a year ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
Kansas city Star.

1t appears that the Germans have
been taking such spells OF war IN Pekln.
Inasmuch as China was not conquered
by Germany. nor the capital taken by
its troops, but on the contrary, Count
Won Waldersee and HIS army came later
General Chaffee naturally held the SELF
ure OF Chinese public property by the
German forces as spoils Of war to DO
unjustihable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
KANSAS SMALLPOX SCARE.

Kansas City, now has a smallpox cpl
demic, owing, we presume a morning
contemporary for the sake OF consist
ency will say, 10 the extensive circula-
ton and influence Of the Deseret News,
and a number Of the physicians Of that
city have volunteered to vaccinate the
people free Of charge, provided they are
furnished the points by the city.
But the Kansas City Star declares
that no adequate quarantine regula-
lions are established, and says that
complaints are daily coming in TO the
city authorities on that account.
II seems TO be a common falling OF
health boards to overlook the necessity
of adequate quarantine regulations
They will recommend the closing Of
schools to healthy children, while they
will say nothing about the danger OF
physicians carrying disease germs from
smallpox patients to others under their
care. or the dangers Of overcrowding
street cars, which should be avoided at
all times, and especially during epldem-
les. only the other day story was
told OF a lady who emerged from a
house in this city, marked with the
ominous flag, and hailed a street car to
which she was admitted. The public,
Of course, are willing to take risks, but
have they no right to expect a warning
word from health officers? We believe
the general indignation against the
autocratic assumption Of power as re-
CARDS the enforcement Of some rules Is
due more TO the apparent neglect OF
others than 10 any other cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

We hope our steamed and heated
contemporary, the Tribune, viii quote
some more paragraphs from the Des-
eret News. Tho comments that folio"
show how the Tribune tries to wrest
the language OF am opponent to an IN
warranted meaning and the position
taken by the "News' stands unconiro-
verted and incontroyertible. But the
Tribune carefully avoids the context in
the articles from which it quotes, and
which would show that It's differences
are wilfully erroneous and without JUS
tincaton or excuse By all means let
the public have some more paragraphs
from the Deseret News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

Major Pratt, superintendent OF the
Carlisle Indian school said IN an ad-
dress the other evening that slavery
had been a benefit to the negroes VINO
had come to America. Bishop f. H.
HIN OF the African NJ, =. church. TOOK
the major to task and the officers re-
ply Is given in the dispatches today 1t
is 20 the point and shows that the
major was right IN his deductions II
should be understood, however, that
Major Pratts claims were In no way
presented as an advocacy Of slavery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

The success OF the k.dnappers Of
young Edward Cudahy at Omaha in
pettug $4,000 ransom and then maxi
ing their escape. win be an encourage
ment 90 abduotors elsewhere Rich
men should keep an eye on their chill
dreu an some OF the kidnappers meet
deserved punishment,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20
STOCKS, INVESTMENTS
AND BONDS.

Utah Rank and Commercial Stocks and
other hlgh grade Investment securltle,
Fought and sold. Loans on stocks Dividend
paylag stocks bought and sod. Investment
orders from institutions trustees OF estates
aud capitalistN will receive the best OF atten.
ton JOHN Y. CUTLER JR
IehlZd " Aaln street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

Tho daily live stock markets show
q falling OF in prices for beef mutton
ana pork These products evidently
have run up against q game and
poultry combine that win keep the
people well fed an Christmas Is past,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

The popular vote Tor the leading pres
idenual candidates this year IS given
as Mckinley 72lL6I7. Bryan, 635IS52.
-Four years ago Il was Mckinley r.
iOigs0. Bryan Gto9O56 This shows a
gain of lo9Ce9 for Mckinley and a loss
for Bryan Of $1,000 from 1896
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

The egg market is easing off in price
with the prolonged mild weather and
resumption Of work on the part Of the
diligent hen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

In the current number Of The Leaven,
there are brief original articles on
various topics. They are AN written
In an easy. entertaining style, and in
some Of them there is much food for
thought. The little magazine processes
to be Practical peoples pungent peri
odical protest" and the editor keeps
the aim of his publication we'll in view.
C. a. Southworth, Mortified, Mimi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

Mr. Cudahy the millionaire packer
of Omaha. nail $4,000 Tor The return
of his son. who was Kidnapped Now
tha officers should spare neither pains
nor expense 20 pat the kdnappers be-
hind bars Tor O Ions term OF years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

The superintendent of public schools
in cuba s. credited with a proclama-
ton antogonistic TO all nations but
spain lie needs a little education in
finding employment outside OF an Of
fetal position that he rs abusing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

A good and simple disnfectant where
disease Is In the air is said to be 10
mix a small quantity Of tar and tur-
pentine and burn It in a freproof ves-
sci. The fumes are a strong deodolzer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

An attempt Is being made to supply
sugar plantations in the Hawaiian
Islands with imported negro labor from
Tennessee. Both negroes and kanakas
would be fully as well of II the at
tempt were not made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

The American shorthorn Breeders
association has protested 70 the United
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

Geographic Names" and "Some Sig
uincaut Facts concerning the Foreign
Trade Of Great Britain Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

The Chinese situation is growing
worse, and new anti-foreign outbreaks
are expected There Is an excellent
prospect for lots Of trouble yet, to cul-
inmate In a China breakup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

A Swiss scientist makes the an
nouncement that "the ants IN one nest
are not all Of the same size Neither
are the potatoes in one field,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

Merit may be the right standard by
which to judge a persons worth, but
many human judges seem TO be without
an accurate measuring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-20

Both coal and ice men are wondering
now. The object OF their worry is to
know when Jack Frost is coming to
augment their business operations,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

erFolqt Iein? Das 1T psnigItens cine
Utogctftelt, fir bic Is 6efonntl:d nod
mdnds onoere Seitenitide i'm Rei6e
Der gfatuf giebt. Man6e peroen pisls
lei6t aus oieTer GrIdeinunq I6l:eBen,
Dab bic amerifaniI6en ,urbetpo6ner"
iiber6aupt bon 5auIe aus cine b Ionz
oere Rahe ausI6lieBli9er 8etrtioeeFsr
gepeIen unO erit IpGtsr6m our6 bic
gntDtdelung elmer anberen 56iartpelt
CUR 5let1fnobrun9 gelangt Ieisn.
ue6rigens reiIen Dieie @e6ene auf
puRre 9inengeItalten FIN, uno tpenn
bic 8rDBe Der S6GDelf0btc ettpas fir
Die 8~erItanos : Gntpidelung betpsiIen
ioq, 10 piirom Die efemaligen 8tIiber
uno 8aIiBerinnen bieIer S6doel It6
~pprtfetibaft nit Der 6euti9en 0urAs
F6nttts Weni6Reit per9lei6en, Die
um1tdnoe, unter oenen man bic 8ez
beine ~gefun0en bat, oeuten ouf aralts
Iige religi0ie MsnI6en : SpFer, Bel be-
nen Weniaen bon re6t itattli6 entz
middleton &0rper nit 9prlitbe ben
90ttern oargebra4t porben gu feiu
i6emen. 8ielpeiberei Itano Bel b:es
lem 8olte offsn6ar in 9liitbe.
Bile in neusiter 3sit snroedte llebars
bslbIel bon Slippenbepo6nern. 8;loer
bon 5bieren uno 8Gumen, 5brGnens
trlige, Sonuenu6r : Steine nit Sieros
gIDpRen II. |. IN. erInnern fart an oris
mtatii6e, Defenders dineIiid., iapuz
uno egpptilde RetigionsgebrGus
6a uno Sitten alter Soften. Oaruus
a6er b:timmte S6liii1e gu 3ithn. mis-
&c peIteren 5oridungeu porb'balten
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Nieberlase Der Mudcr.
2icenaen psroen i'm Sempsren37Olz
itrift BON 9pbe part, 9bicago,
uusaeSteQt.

Chicago, Sas., -. Sanuat. =
Ois mudsr in benz 9iltritt bon 9poez
8arf, benz audi fart pon Dsutlfsn
bspDlferten 5aupttbeil Der Suptette
Gbicaoo's, erlittsn bur9 cine gntz
ifsioune bes Hldters Dunno cine emf.
pfinblihe S6lapp. Sic batten BEL
ben itdbtii6en 8sb0rosn ibren Sin.
flub oeltsno gu MAIDEN gstpuBt, baB
bisisl6sn lih psigsrtsn, 2ieen3en FUR
ben 9ertrieb ssiitiser 8etrante IN
Quantitdten BON einer @aQone oufs
pdrts in Dem 5smpsvn5zOl ltrItt bon
5boeSpart ous5uItelen.
5slir 5. &raule, Der gs'iber eI1ss
8rocsris72aoens an Der Cottage
8roosz ~2lpsnue, bate barauf oas 9ez
rlht UNI ben grlab zines Wanoamusz
8efebls erir9t, bur6 nelden bic tab
tllden ge6OrDen ge3tpungsn fperoen
1outen, i6m eim iolde 2ieen5 gu gsz
tpdbren, unb 3i6ter Dunno bepiaigte
ben nadgeiudten gsfebl. Sn ber Be-
grunoung lelnes urtbeils I4lob sr lIh
ben Nusfl6rungen Der Mopofaten
Srau1e's an, pel4e gelteno gsmad9t
batten, oaB in Der Oroonnan3, Dur6
bic i'm Sabre 1889 Der 5smperenaaOiz
itritt BON 9poe4parf bon Gbicaao an
nettirt fpuroe, ipe3lsa bsrporgeboben
1T, Dob ale auf bas 9erbot BON
rDramibops" in 9Doe : parf bsaiiaz
liden gsroronungen nab Der On
nsrion tortbeltsbsn iollen. Don einem
Wsrbot beg gsrtreibens selltiesr &C.
trGnfe in Auantitdten bon elmer Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Germiidte telegrapbildc Sepei6en.

Sn Sot4Spring5, DIRT, lit Der
SRater : untsrnebner SRrIt 5. g..
WOOo am areba gs%Itorbsn.
= Sn Qtbsns. O., 1T Der Grz
Staatsz SetretGr Gbas. Sopnjbsno
i'm Bitter Don 60 Sabren geitorben.
= DE Gintiinfte oss 3oaamtes gu
5apana, Cuba, fir ben Wonat Os5emz
Der bsliefsn iid auf 81, 1O8,130.
= Sn Gbsn6urg, s., tpuroe Der
aaufmann q. &. SOB bon ginbrez
6ern er19ohen. Die M0rOsr entta=
men, bod rpsrDsn lie petfolgt.
= Rpbert Sane, 20 Sabre alt, bat
i'm nSotsl Lafayette" in Oriftpooo,
Den aleiGaltrisen Stsus garro erz
i4O1sn. Die S4iebaIiais lpar biz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

pef6e man neusrbings BON Mancos
uno anberen porgsI 4idtlifRn Berg
flippen : 90blenbepo6nern gefunOen
fat Coon Denen bic puebio@ S%noianer
lebeuoe, aber entartete Nu6tommen
Iino), biirflen fe6r anregeno fir pettez
re 5ori6ungen ptrfen, Dorerf aber gu
alsrlsi piHmI6aftlidsn Streitigfeiten
fu6rsn.
@s tpurosn u. u. an elmer ein3igen
5telle le6s S6dbel entoedt, nelde
I'm Die gun3e 8innluos berum poQfomz
men snttpidelte g~aden3d6tle, uno gar
teinen Sdneioe3uhn, 3eigen. Sn Der
hsutigen MenI66eit Iino lol6e 8e6ilIe
ni6t mehr pertretm; oagegen unttrz
I6sioen lid bic pflan3enz uno getreiOez
frehenoen Sdugethiere geraoe our4
berartige @;bi1e bon ben fleii6freIenz
Den. Die 3d6ns lin0 mir oarauT elm
aeriftat, 9streiDaf0rner funItgers6t gu
3ermalmsn. IS Ihe;nt audi bier elm
merflpuroiger san BON Nnpafung oes
Mitttls an Den 3ped por3uliegen. WIan
lit T6on friiber gu Der QaIidt gefomz
men, oaB oieI L 8lipp;n6:pO6nsr So5rz
6unoarte 9inourA Fih in einem faiben
gelagsrungs3uita1o beFuno'n hdttea,
Dor unbarmfer5igen 5einosn IN DE
6o6gsbirg : &lippen 3urud9eplfen
ieien unb lire Nabr1rng nur nod BON
Sodsbensn, iog. MeIas, hdtten bolen
f0nnsr, mo- psgen Mungels an Ja1h=
tiQtsit midi msbr Das getreloe re.4li4
pu6s. Qus oieIer uno anoeren urTuz
den mD9en Ie Ti6 munGmal ol,f SAT-
re binaus nit Gstreio:tornern bsrTe=
ZEN uno ba o6en ausI6lieBltf bon
bsnfslbsn gelsbt BADEN.
Soate oa ni6t audi be @ntfpiGez
lung Der 3G6ne i'm GarluuF ppn Gene
ratipusn INNER megr oetpentlprsheno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Sas sanarrfeit in 8ufalo.

Buffalo, N.<y, ID. Sauuur. :
Die eriten gorbsreitunsen fir oas
groRe Sanssrkit, boz i'm Sabre 1901
pGbrenb Der Ban : Imerifanii9en
Nusitslune bier itattfinoet, Iino in's
@srt ssfebt rporOen. Sn elmer bon
@ertretsrn bislissr Geiangpereine ab<
ssbaltsnsn 9eriammlung i'm 2otule
bes vOrp6eus" purbe Elm Connie bon
% Mitglsosrn beouftragt, Die einlsiz
tsnpsn S4ritts au t9un. Sas Gomite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
sSolge zines Streitss in Der Sruntenz
beit. Same lit ber6aftst.

beit. Same 1T psrbaftst.
= Oas beriibmte n5erris Wbeel,"
bic S4mer3snzGrbsdaf Der Gblcagosr
Notwithstanding, {ou nunmsbr unter
ben6ammer tommen. Die 300 8onbsz
Snbabsr gu ie $1,000 baden bereits Elm
babinsebsnoes 9erfabren eingeleiIet.
-Dr. WiQtam 8. Sones BON 9iaez
guTb. T.=Y., lit untsr Der 8eiduloiz
gung, ieinen ~farbissn autider uno
3o4, Gbarles 2epis, eri4oilsn gu baz
ben, perbaftet pOrosn. Or, Sones mar
Friiber MIIiIten5or5t in Der Marine.
Qnfangs bsb es, ss 6anole iid in benz
Sale um Selbltmorb.
- Gin pa6nIinni9er Neger, Ndz
mems Rir, bat Bel Rorfulf, 8a., ben
9uGfsrsY rsDiger MiGs Ropforo err
fGof1en urlo bic 5drmer 56omas 5aq
unb George graof6atp psrpunost.
Cine 9oiIs madte Iid auF bic 9erTolz
gung bss 5lii4tlings unb Itelte i'm,
9o9 erbsltsn nod 3rpei Der 0erfolger
ffrpsre SduBnunosn, btpor Der Nez
ger, BON augeln f0rmli6 Durtiie6t,
foot gu 9obsn I%tiir5te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

lone unb barber 1T in jener Dram
flop" 8eroronung nlht bic Reoe.
Sir iobdsn 9ertrisb miibtsn iomit
au9 in 9pDespart bic i'm ibrigen
Gbicaso maBssbsnben 8or19riftsn
gelten. Die ltdotffsn 8e6Drben ieien
iomit ge5tpungsn, benz 3rauie bic
nadgeiuhte 2icen5 gu getpdbren. 0as
8srbot DON nOrambops" in 9poez
Part bleibt beiteben, bod pirb ii4
nun jeoer 8spobner isnes Oifr!ftes
obns 9eimlihtbuerei feinen eisenen
gripat7n Orami6op" anlseeu t0nnen.
unb Der WegFaa ioldsr 9eimlihtbue=
rel lit es, nsldsr bic Muder am Mei=
item frdntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Sie Geidute fur ben ruiiii6em
Greu3er.

Ybilabelpbia, Is, Sanuar.
= Wie bsreits esmsloet, lit Der
5rampz0umpfsr vWIaoimir Saoan"
porasitern nit ben @ei9iiben uno Der
Munition fir ben ruiliIdsn Stronger
n8ariag," Der bierielbIt in Cramps
99iffsbaubofe ss6aut punos, elrges
trOffen. Die Mlnition puroe pOrz
ldufig i'm Sort MifFlin gelanDet uno
in ben bortigen Maga5inen uatergez
bra9t, ba man Is nIAt fir eerdt9en
funo, lie na6 Der Staot 5u bringen.
Ser nSapan," Der brett BON &ronz
ltuot, an Der Miinouns Der Netpa,
bierber gefommsn 1T, legte eeltsru
Morgsn in aaer 5rur am pier Ir.
20 in Clamps SdiFfabaubofe an, u.
bic ruiIiiden Matroien b%egannsn To-
fort nit Der 4~uslaoung Der i9psrsR
9ei6ube unb Der 2afetten, tpelfs Der
Oampfer e6enfaQs mitaebra6t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Glippenbcmohner : Sunbe.

Ni6t in jeoer gs5iebung psrlieren
li9 Die @elegenheitsn CUR GrForT4ung
BON 4~ltsrtbimern nit ben Sahren
mebr uno mebr. ueber Die @sbsim=
Mile Der iogenannten cliff bpeaers"
in NetpsMerifo unb Dem IioD5tf;6en
COLORADO bat man in ben kbtsn puar
Sabren cine Menge neuer Qustiinfte
erlungt, uno ss lino quite Nusli4tea
.porbanoen, bab man nod pisIes On
osrs in g~rfa1runa brinssn miro.
9sbeine uao lonltiss nebergsite,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

lumbia : gitp. Gr pirfte baIeibf
Bis 1877 als SeaIorgsr unb lam oann
ols pfarrer an bic bieEigs St.Marienz
Stride. aur3 barauf puroe er &ansz
Ter Der 9i0aeie. Sein nd65ter Wirz
funssfreis mar bic ct. Marten=&ir6s
in 2afabetts.
Seine eminentsn 5dbigfeiten purben
balo bur6 einen Huf in cine b0bere
@teauns anertannt. SIN Npril 1888
puroe CT gum gii4of bon NaTbpine
gepeibt unp fpdter tpurbe ct 8i@6of
Der 6ieliasn 9iDaele.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Sie Beulenpef.

3unabme Der 5obesfdns in 9omboD.
Sn 9onolulu perbsn bic
aranfbsitsteime nit 5susr auseez
rpttet.
Bombay, Is. San. - Geltern
puroen bier 376 Sobssfd1s, sumeiIt
ourh bic 8sulsnpsIt berporserufen,
aneemslbst. Os geitrige 3iffsr BE-
trug 282. Die 0urdl4nitts5ifFer Der
tdsiidsn Ster6efdue in 8ombaD 1T
untsr normalen 0erhdltniHen Is.
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bet, baB felt ben kbten Na4ri9ten
nod brsi Gintpobner in 5onolulu an
Der peft seitorben Iino. Na6 Wngabe
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bort Is pe[t Ster6efdae borsstom=
men.
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ansr Strenss our9gsfibrt. Die 6Guz
fer, in tpet9en bic peltfranfen aetpobnt
botten, puroen fosiei9 ben 6iammsn
ub%erssbsn. Sn benz bon bsr Gpipsmie
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+ 8iidof Naoemadsr.

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Sort Wabne, Snb., benz Sib ieiz
nsr OiO5sie, getorben. - gr
ltammte aus Wsfpbaka.- Seine
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luna mad ben Ser. Staaten unb ituz
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puroe 5uerlt tn Mttita, Sno, l~tatioz
nirt. SIN Sabre 1869 purbe erpfarz
rer an oer g. paui's Stride in CO.
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'tperben.
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ben Sn6alt. Gs beiBt, bab bic Oiebe
nur fieben SilberzOp nars erbsutsten,
ba Die inneren 5biiren nift ssiprenst
DurDen.
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%. 70. 4nberion ge{4oiIsn. 9tsg!siz
fen i4ob sr ben 9d4dftstbeil6uber
5reoerid g.. 9onfiGs. 9eios Mdnner
llno lebens9efdhrli4 perlebt.
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