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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-03

There will now be a battle between
the plague and the prophylactic. The
latest victim is already under serum
treatment, and on that account his
case will be watched, perhaps, with
deeper interest than that of any one
of his recent predecessors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-03
FEBRUARY 3

Another case of plague shows that
there was no flaw in the advice to keep
the inspectors hard at work. 1t Is new
or safe to whistle until one is well out
Of the woods.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-03

The longer the Advertisers plan for
a small park on the burned tract Is
considered the more approval 1t finds.
Such a place would be a beauty spot
and a sanitary advantage. Generally
speaking, cities do not lay out their
public squares and parks until popula-
tion has congested and real estate
prices have. therefore, reached the
highest notch. That Is a policy which
never pays. In the case of Honolulu
the Chinatown fire has given it a
chance to cheaply get park space in
the district which will need it most
when the city acquires 100000 people
This opportunity ought not to be lost
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-03

We think the Board of Health will
do well not to stint the city in the mat
ter of odorless excavators. Consider
ing the fact that filth of various sorts
Is accommodating in Honolulu Qess what
the few excavators carry ON at the
rate of from twenty to thirty tons per
day. the city is still long way from
being in a sanitary state. The site of
Honolulu has probably been occupied
by a fairly large population for 1000
years. During fifteen years past from
$4,000 to 10000 people have congre-
gated here. II must be, therefore, that
the ground Is poisoned and that, until
all filth is removed and the accumula-
ton o. more prevented. Honolulu can
not be sure OF escape from epidemics.
The city ought, until the sewers are in
operation, to be divided into small dis
tricts and an excavator allotted to
each-that is, providing the machine
can be had.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-03
Electric RAILWAY.

Contracts have been let for material and the work
of sructiUn equppng and installation placed in the
hands of competent electrical engineer to be fully
plant we are prepared to furnish electric pc er for
lighting heating and other purposes to home build
ers at most reasonable rates.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-03
PACIFIC HEIGHTS.
KAIULANI DRIVE-Ap.

ina Grand Boulevard,
and itself artistic piece of engineering affords easy
to all points also scenic and marine views of
exquisite grandeur at every turn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-03

Only the highest grade Of RED RUB
Der Is used In the Stamps male by
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09
Ge.nnns Of the anin..

Every male Moro big enough to walk
carries a knife of some sort. Usually
it is a barong, sometimes kris. Ba-
rongs are shaped like the blade of the
rocker skates and are
big and little. For business they are
foot anu half long and very heavy,
with a razor edge. A kris may be wavy
all the foot or two of the blade or only
at either end. Some of them are very
finely worked, inlaid with silver in
fantastic designs and with carved ivory
or wood handles. In the market OF
Jolo these arms are worth whatever
the Moro thinks the buyer will pay.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09
WHY THIS SHOWER OF CARRIERS
An Unusual Number of the Articles
Lost and Sought.

Twice in the last week Chicago has
bees startled by advertisements for
los. garters. This breaks all known
records for one week. Now and then
vagrant lost" ad setting forth that
garter which was once the secret
pride and boast of some fair one has
slipped its moorings and fallen into
profane hands and that a suitable re-
ward will be given for its return. But
two in one week seems to be excessive.
There must be something the matter.
1t is not question of locality, for the
first garter thrust upon the public no
tice travelled south side streets and
boulevards in its proper station in life
and it was on the south side that it
burst all bounds and started forth into
the world alone, without its mate.
The latest claimant for public atten-
ton in that line formerly resided on
Tower place. away over on the north
side. The latter one had something
of a bulge on its predecessor, mas
much as it boosted a gold buckle that
the lady owner is particularly anxious
to recover. For the garter per Sc she
cares not one whit. But gold buckles
do not grow on every bush, not even
on Tower place, and therefore the lady
is anxious that the honest person who
picked up the gold buckle should waive
all sentimental considerations and re-
turn it. Why are garters dropping
right and left at this season of the
year? Is it superinduced by falling
off in embonpCint on the part of the
fair wearers of the ornaments or is "a
trust manufacturing the elastic and
making it of such an inferior material
that the very necessary articles are
easily lost? These questions positively
shrek for a solution. At the same time
it might be remarked, honi soft qui nal
pense. This remark, in fact should
have been made at the outset, but it
is never too late to say it, Why should
garters have gold buckles? And why
should this be open season for garters?
Once more honi soft qui NAL pense.-
Chicago Chronicle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09
They STRUCK 1t Rich.

1t was a grand thing for this COM
munity that such an enterprising firm
as j. L. Benefits secured the agency
for DIR. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption. the wonderful remedy that
has startled the world by its marvel
Gus cures. The Juror of enthusi-
asm over it has doomed their business
as the demand for it is immense.
They give free trial bottles to suf-
ferers. and guarantee it to cure colds.
coughs, bronchitis, asthma. Group
and all throat and lung troubles. A
trial proves its merits. Price soc
and S100.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09

A TTORNEYS-BU BUSHNELL. WATKINS & Mosns
Practice IN all State and United States
courts. Oflces over State Bank OF Grant CouA-
ty, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09
AGNosTIC WITNESS
Not Allowed to Testify in Court Because
of His Belief.


The Philadelphia Bulletin says :GThe
final disposition of a sensational will
contest in which it is alleged the name
Of the testator was forged by the ex-
ecutors. one of whom is his daughter,
was delayed today for a week on ac-
count of the agnosticism of the princi-
pal witness. Percival Frazer. the hand
writing expert. The case in question
involves the 100000 estate left by
Chas. H. Mason, formerly a widely
known conveyancer and real estate
agent whose place of business was on
North Sixth street. The defendants are
Mrs. Eliza Cram, his daughter, and
Charles A. Fessler. The hearing was
progressing smoothly when r. S.
Johnson, one of the attorneys for the
defense, called Mr.. Frazer for the pur-
pose Of having him identify the alleged
forged signature and several sigma
lures of Mr.. Mason admitted to be
genuine. Mr. Frazer. looking calm
and collected. marched confidently to
the stand do you swear or affirm ?"
asked the magistrate 4 affirm" re-
plleu MI. ffdZ6f. BEFORE gong any
further | desire to examine into the
competency of the witness" put in
former District Attorney George Ora
ham, one of the attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS. Then addressing Mr. Frazer
he asked: do you believe in a God?"
Il neither believe nor disbelieve,"
quickly answered Mr. Frazer do
you believe in a future state of punish
ment and reward?" Il neither believe
or disbelieve. l know nothing about
it," returned the witness Il object to
having the witness testify said Mr..
Graham. Under the law, which de-
clares that a witness to be competent
TO testify -nnst believe in a Supreme
Being, ~ n clearly disqualified" re-
turned Mr.. Graham, addressing the
court. Magistrate Eisenbrown at this
stage cut the matter short by request
ing Mr.. Frazer to stand aside for the
time being.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09
Hay Fever is Coming.

Chrouic sufferers from hay fever
view with considerable uneasiness
the early approach of the unfriendly
disease. Conditions appear to be
just right for Its early appearance
this season.
Hay fever is catarrhal affection of
the mucous membrane of the eyes
and air passages. and it usually at
tacks the same person at the same
time each year Some of the evil
dences of its appearances are sneez-
ing and the flow Of moisture from the
eyes and nose. also pains in the head
and asthmatic sensations. Modern
physicians claim it is often heredi-
tary and due to germ. Others at
tribute it to a nervous condition in
sensitive persons. The pollen Of
certain plants towering in June and
and July appear to encourage prev
alence of the disease and those who
are wise through unpleasant eNper-
fence remain at some distance from
blossoming weeds and corn.
Although no permanent cure for
the disease is known, its deleterious
effects may be somewhat modified by
following few simple rules which a
well known physician has kindly die
tated as follows:
Always sleep in the highest apart
ments of your house.
Eat with great care, avoiding all
food which is prone to disagree with
your system.
DO not expose yourself to the night
air and keep regular hours.
Those who are favored by fortune
should HE away to some secluded
place IN the mountains rs this almost
invariably brings relief.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09
A .1apanese shin Launching.

The Japanese in launching ships
use no wine, but hang over The ships
prov a large pasteboard cage full OF
birds The moment ship is ahoat
man pulls a string, when the cage
opens and the birds fl away, making
the ali alive with music and the whirr
Of wings
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09

Perfect womanhood depends on per-
feet health. Natures rarest gift of
physical beauty comes to all who USE
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c.-Hatch
Bros, and j. I. Bennett, druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09

The greatest skin specialist in
America originated the formula for
Banner salve. For all skin diseases.
all cuts or sores, and for piles It's the
most healing medicine. Hatch Bros,
and Benefits Pharmacy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09

V. b. Conklin. Bowersville. o.,
saws: Il received more benefit from
Foley's Kidney Cure than from months
OF treatme6t by physicians" Take
no substitute.-Hatch B-os.. and
Benefits Pharmacy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09
A--- .
Official DIRECTORY.
LAWYERS.

4 TToRNEYS-LowRI & CLENENTsoN.
Practice IN all courts. Probsting OF estates
and real estate collections specially once
over Basford's store, in front Of court house.
Branch Office ct Fennimore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09

TOWN. Range Hazel Green

TOWN. Range /. Hazel Green
ne cor Of nel4
OF nw4 ...... 27iL L Lightcap.s &C.
Village of,Elmo
Lots H. r. < 10 + Whitman Jr .
Village of Cuba City
Lots II and Il - &c w Dickinson 81
e1a of lots TO- II 5 Mrs a Murphy 10 IS
Snowdens Add.to City of Plattevine
lot2 Is Henry Robinson - Is
Railroad Add to City of Platteville
lots and * 15.Mrs.J Squires Is SO
Redam's Add to City of Platteville.
lots . 3. 40 p 2s Is Mrs overton IS IS
Roundtrees Eastern Add. to City OF Platte
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-08-09

L,HNDS
NOTICE FOR TAN DEEDS.
OFFICIALLY
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
LANCASrER, q RANT Co, MIS-. SIS
LII INaAA 1

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
descflped LANDS and village ana city lots IN
were sold by the Treasurer of said county
ON the l'th dav Of May. lS9S. for the delin-
quent taNeS OF lS41
The amount sci opposite each description
Is the amount OF tax. interest ana charges
que thereon. computed up 70 the last day OF
demption.
Nov therefore unless the taxes and
charges are paid on or before the
NTH,DAY;OFMAY 1901
the same Will be conveyed by tax deed to
the purchaser according 10 the provisions
Authorizations east. f for north
east, ; southeast. " west " north
west W southwest Nnorth. s south. Com
commenclne. Cor corner. A acre. Add addi-
ton Blk block. I'D bounded fl feet sec sec
ton / Links. und undivided
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-31
Sic @eItamSiteuntta.

gmil bon @hteinib, Der befannte
oeutiG-ameritanii6e Sournaliit. ibreibt
iiber bic Barrier Weltausfeluns {:
.3ur Stunoe linb bic Yreiie fir Die
Grelnoen oas ginsise. mas fertis 1T.
uno oieie preiie lino oerartig, oab Der
sreinoe, ,pelder nidt iebr piel @elo in
ieinem 8eutel bat. aud balo fertig lit.
Qluf mid bat Yaris ben ginbruf elmer
aroBen &duberh0ble 9emaht. 9otel=
tpirtb, Drofbtsnfutiher, Gelner unb
tple oiele brapen @emiitbsmeniben ionit
beiben m0een, perbinoen lid nit eins
amber, I'm Die 6remoen aus5upliinoern.
Die pariier WeltausteQung tann iih
an @robartisteit nit Der G6icago'er
ni9t entfernt meH.n. 0ieleidt 1T oie=
les llrtbsil tein gang seredtes, aqein
i9 babe tpirtli9 ben Ginorud nit nad
6auie senomnlen, oab, iuer bic Gbica-
so'er Nusftslung NIT Deube betradtet
bat, Der Yariier getroit fern bleiben
fann. es lei beun. baB er bort beionoere
Stuoien su MAIDEN bat. ooer an iraeno
einem 5pesialaebiet Der Nusheluna inr
tereiiirt 1T. Sic beiien 9heile Der Ya=
riier Nusfelluns lino Der beltide uno
Der ameritaaiihe."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-31

: Sn Miseonlin 1T einem iuneen
Manne auf Mntraa Ieiner 5reunoe bon
einem &iAter ourlb @inbaltsbefeGl per=
boten tporben. gu beiratben. Mie man-
der mag oa ieufaen Nd, bdtten bod
anh bel mir Greunor un0 @idter reht-
3eitig ein ginfehen sebabt."
= Ser Bunbes.9 .9ransport= =Dampfer
Sumner" muroe bon Der 9e9ierung
fur $l60. 900 angetauft. aber bic Me=
paraturen beliefen iih nit Der GinriH=
tnn9 anf ioAe uno idrtibe $8l2.2l8.-
80. Sa, Der Smperinlismus tofet
Diel, aber cine iolde Gelbperqeuoune,
ipie lie NIT isnem Ralten petiibt tuuroe,
bas lit bod nur bel unierem ,euqebofs-
nen Sn1perialismus m6alid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-31
War,.,,, !? oarm,,t /!

Nus Waihin9ton mlrb aemel0et, man
munbere fid in Mrmeetreiien ,bariiber,
oab in Der, nun gu gnoe aehenben Gon=
areB=Sellion teine Mnifalten aetroffen
muroen. fiir bic sforterbaltuna Der Nr=
NEE auf oem .MusnabmeSufano" ppn
100000 Wann. Der 0errn WeRinlep
5ur Wollenbuna Der aus Dem tubani=
iden n8eireiunsstrieee" iibernomn,e=
neil ,Gulturaui9abe" (nhr) big gum
l. Suli 1901 betuiaiet luuroe, Gorae
su tra9en. Hui ben Pbilippinen.Sn=
ieln. fir bic Der ,&ulturperbreiter"
MeGinlep oieie 0eeresoeritdrtuns ta=
mentlih braubte, lteben al,r 3eit sc. !.
900 Manu - 35, 900 6reiuilliae uno
81 900 &eoutare. uno Elm ieoer Wann
bierbon lit borcus li1ilid nod iiber ben
l. Suli 1901 binaus n0tbig. lpenn bic
Snieln, bic tpir .haber", uns niht
pieoer perloren sebeu iollen oenn
Germ NeGintep's tuieoerbolten Dill
ieen" gum 5ros. iino Die Gilipinos
nod niht unterucrfen, berridt auf ben
Snieln nod niAt Der 6riebe, lit bort
bic amsritanilde ,Crenure" nod nidt
neiter einaefiibrt. als aeraoe 6errn
Me9inlep's Solouer - iie mod ,Grei-
beitstdmpfer" 81 nennen, biebe bic
eprabe auf ben Gopf lteleu = polten
lteben uno idieBen! uno lpie Die aus
ben pbilippinen beim9etebrten Ciii3iere
iaaen. lit auh feline Musiiht baiiir bore
banoen. boB es Dor Der belaaten 3eit
Il. Suli l90l) anoers ieiu miro.
Sic 0erren bon Der Nrmee. tueld)e bic
Sahe niht oom biiraerliden, ionbern
nur bonn militariihen Stanopuntt aus
betrahten. frasen iid alio NIT aereh'
tenn grltaunen, parum bel einem iel=
den Stano Der Dinoe feinerlei 8or=
Jorge fiir bic Torterbaltuns bes Nrnlee-
observation-disclosures" bon 100000
Mann sstroTfen ,poroen lit. llno Elm
jeoer ameritaniid)e 8iiraer, Der Die
Sabe bon oemielben (militdril1en)
Stanopuntte aus betrahtet, mub lih
oieielbe Ssra9e oorlegen oenn tuenll
Die Nrlnee erIt tuleoer auf ,ibren alte1
Brdiensitanb berunter tdnle, 10 blieben
fir Die philippinen faum 10000
Nsann perfiiabar. nod nidt eimal ae=
nag. um Die amerifaniide .Crbnuns"
in Manila aufreht sll erbalten =
Nlio. iparum tr;ft unier pbilippinen=
fiider WeGinlep nidt nod bel 3eiten
2lnItalten. lid bic fir iein gruberunss=
tpert n0tbi9en Sruppsn 81 erbalten ,
Darum : Giele Goroeruns jebt, Dor
Der prdlioentenwabl. 5u iiellen. oas
uiiroe feline obnebin isbr atueifelbaft ae=
tporoene Wieoerermdhlung nod Sfpeifel'
batter MAIDEN. Daourb miiroe ia Of
fenbar meroen, bab unier GROCER pbi=
lippinenfiIder aelcaen fat, als er unie=
rem @olte = nun .ihon gum 10 uno 10
pielten Male - porrebete ooer porreben
lieB. mir bdtten uns nit ben pbllippi=
nen cine foitbare 8e1ibun9 uno nidt,
,uie es Der Gaq, einen &rieg in perma=
nen3 ertauft!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-31
Gmtf6wmnoemc SiciieI,,ft.

Gie eroben GampSer Geieaidaften.
beren 6ahr3euee ben Verfebr spifben
Stem Sort uno europ1iihen 0dfen per=
mitteln, uno ,uelhe in bieiem Sabre
tpeaen Der BARRIER Musiiellung auf cine
reihe grnte eerednet, baben eige bit=
tere Gnttduldun9 erlebt. 9liht allein
lit bic 3abl Der Heileluitisen melt bin=
ter ben grmartungen suriifaeblieben,
10 baB Dampfer felt Den lebten pier3ebn
5aeen, mas &ajiiten paiiagiere be-
triift, nur balb beiebt bic lSabrt antre=
ten mubten, ionoern Die fir SUM- uno
sSuli porber beitellten Gajiiten iueroen
10 Sablreih mieoer abbeiteut, DaB es 9e=
raoeSu erltaunlid 1T uno. iuie bon be.
rlfener Seite pe,Iihert miro, in einsm
MaBftabe nie nod nielnals supor.
9ampier @eieli1afteu uno Souri-
iten=N9entlren iu6en iebt nah 8riin.
Den fir oieien 3ufanb Der Sinae. unb
man lit gu Dem s6luB aelangt, baB
baupiid6lid brei uria6en fir ben per=
baltnibmdbisen Man9el an &eilelult
borbanoen ieien.
Sn eriter 2inie idsint oas Snterslie
Der Nmeritaner all Der Barrier Mus=
ifelun9 bel Weitem MID. 10 9rob su
iein. tpie man ermartet uno geniHer=
maBen als ielbitperltdnolib an9enom=
men bate. 3meitens oiirften bic enorm
boben, in manhen Sdllen unOer1hdm=
ten Soroerunaen Der Pariier 6otel=
wirtbe Siele 3uriidldrefen. 8erlan=
gen bic 0otelers ood ihon Sc per
Sag fir aan3 9eu0bnlide gttomooa=
tion. Oasu tommt nod oer Dem aan=
gen unternebmen iebr ibdolide um=
itano, oaB Die NusFeauns nod nidt
Ierti9 lit.
IS ibeint ba nod Elm tpeiterer 8runb
borbanoen gu iein, Den bic Dampfer=
GeiellibaFten san3 iiberiehen baben, Der
aber IiderIib als elm meientliber Sat-
tor fir bic 0erminberung Der 3abl Der
Souriiten betrahtet iperoen muB, ndm-
lib Die yseidmunoene" prDiperitdt Der
8eihdfte uno Snbultrien bes Nanbes.
So. nit bieier proiperitdt. tpelde na1
Der Nnlidt unieres lansuiniIden Ypl-
fes rauf etpis" anbauern iouts. ilf es
ieit orei Monaien tbatldhiih porbei,
uno ieoenfalIs miro oieler llmtano ei=
nen abfdredenoen ginflub aui bic
&eiieluif babeu.
sc beibt, oaf, Die Sampfer 8elen=
l6aften bereits in grtpdeune sieben, oh
es nidt ratblam lei, Die Winter 6abr=
preiie fir 2aiiitsnsp pai1asiere ihon am
|. Iu9uit anitatt ert am |. Ottober
eintreten 81 laHen, mas cine Grmdbis
aung bon etwa 40 Yrossnt beoeutete.
Wenn bic Dampfer i'm Suni ebsniaus
nur balb befebt bic &eiie MAIDEN mill
len uno menn ferner Die eeraoeSu abs
norm pielen NbbefeQunsen bon bereits
enaasirten 3aiiiten nod ldnser an.
oauern io0ten, 10 miro 1iderli1 ir9eno
etuas seideben miillen. linn bic einse=
idlafens &eiieluit mieoer gu ltimuliren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-31

4 Sonntass grcuriionen bon Stem
philadelphia nod Bridgeport unb su=
rid iiber bic s. 8. & %. gilenbabn.
ginen Sag am Obio 6luB. Z
\ Sn gDiton tpuroe Der Yanfprd1i=
bent Sole ipeeen MiBpermaltuna ieines
Nmtes 81 adt Sabren 3u6thaus per=
urtbeilt. IS sibt ood nod Gi9ter in
Mlnerifa
Sn ben etraBen Qonoon's tueroen
bon 8aiien. uno @ol1enbanolern nit
Dem &uIe .Sterbenbe 8uren fir spei
Benee oos Gtiif !" tleine @1peine aus
@ummi feilseboten, bic beim gntmei=
den Der 2uft quietiden. Sie gn9ldn=
Der baben fir oieie 5orte bon .patrio=
tismus" maiienbaft Gelo fir oos bon
ibnen ausgeiau9te, unaliidli4e sSnoien
baben lie aber niAts iibris, oafiir Tam
Die iibriae Melt iorsen.
= Gein Munber, bab DeutI6lano's
BepOliertlna mddt. 9luf benz Berli-
ner Stanoesalmte bat I'M lebten Be=
ridtsiabre cine Mutter bon 43 sSabren
ibr q. Rino ansemeloet; bier Miitter.
BON oenen bic iiingffe 80, bic dlteite As
Sabre alt mar, lneloeten oas 20. an !;
flint 1atten es bios gum l9 gebrn1t !;
adt big suml8. ]; eli gum IL. /; 90 gum
l6. !; 42 Mna Is. 80 gum Ii. l26
gum Is. ali6t tpeni9er als 1876 ma1-
Ten bas Gubenb Doa. 2ieb' Water=
Lamb, magit rubi9 fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-31
Bra,,d)t fcinen &ontm emtar.

6err Sobn s. 0uppelsburs, Mem
&odeae. Y. g.. I6reibt !: sd frdn-
telte fait stpei Sabre lang an einem
Sersleioen. oas Slut itieg mir in ben
Ropf, 10 oab oft Sdm1noelanfdlle ein=
traten. Gein Wrat tonnte mir belfen,
oenn elm ieoer ertldrte mid fir boff=
nunaslos perloren. Sie erlte SlaIde
Nlpentrduter 8lutbeleber, bic i'd ein=
nabm, perihaffte mir ibon grleidte=
rllng, uno Die atpeite ma6te mid poll=
fommen 9eluno."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-31
NuBIauh.

Die 8crer<Sstts in Gbina baten cine
Wnsabl @tiliicnare unp 3ablreiAe Befenz
ner pes Gbriltent9umS ermprcet.
ytublanb sfbt in Gbina INNER ;reiter
Dor uno gnslano 1T nidt i'm Stanpe,
benz Gorriifen Gieertanp ent9e9en 81
ieBen.
Qprb Npterts bat in elmer prrtlama-
tipn bic Nnneriun pes Treifaates an9e<
fiinrist. Derlelbe beiBt spn jeBt an
Sranse Niper Staat.
Mit bem Rriese in Siip-Nfrifa sebt es
raid gu Gnbe. Die Gnslanper iteben
Dor Johannesburg.
Sn Der Yeterstir6e su Rum babeu
fran,5ilhe pilser lh 1fanpalSs sesen
Deutlhe benpmmen. Sn Berlin nerben
piele Nus1hreitunaen ausenein per~
pammt. Das .Berliner 1aseblatt 1ast
pariiber: ygs ii su bebauern, paB bic
reMtlden pil9er bic Jran3ulen niht TO-
fort in Der enersilditen Beiie sur Re~
henldaft scsen."
Sn Gnslanb slautt man, baB bertttS
am Samfas hte tritilhc 6lasge iiter
pretcrta weben ivirc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-27
CONITE FEDERAL De PONCE

uabiendo acordado este Comit6 hacer
sDtrega de sus poderes ante ell Paitido,
Y teni9ndose que proceder a la election
del que ha de sucederle, Sc invita- a
todos los correligionarios de Ponce para
oue concurran a la Asamblea que con
ambos obietos se celebrsra ell domingo
cuatro del entrante Mario, & las dos de
IA tarde, en- los salones del GClub Fe-
deral.S
A in de que no asistan 4 dicho acto
personas extrafias al Partido, Sc expedi
ran billetes de entrada a los federales
oue los soliciten, en- Ia Secretarfa del
Comitg, en- la redacoitn del peri6dico
La DEMoCRACIA y en- la casa de GO !
mercio de don Pedro Auffant, partir
del dfa %, por la tarde.
Ponce, Febrero 90 de 1900.
El Presidente, Et Secretario,
Julio Z. Pr0ts. EugeniO AstOL