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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-29
FOREIGN.

Foreign.
The duke and duchess of Cornwall
and York arrived at Simonstown,
Cape Colony.
Richard Croker is planning to sail
from England SO as to arrive in New
York September 5.
Ecuadorean troops are ready to in,
wade COLOMBIA and a battle is i'm
minent near the frontier.
The town Of Grandbourg, on the
island Of Marie Galante. Guadeloupe,
has been destroyed by fire.
Seven contestants besides NJ. San
tos-Dumont have entered for the
Deutsch ballooning prize in Paris.
The funeral of the late Baron Nor
denskjold, the Arctic explorer and
naturalist, took place in Stockholm.
Colombian insurgents who came
from Ecuador are reported to have
won a great battle over government
| troops at Paste.
A dispatch from Willemstad
| Curacao, says that President Castro
| of Venezuela has sent more men and
arms to assist the Colombian reyolu
ton.
The North Atlantic squadron has
| been ordered from Nantucket to
| Hampton Roads. whence it can be
quickly sent to Panama if the situa
ton becomes worse.
A London hotel proprietor refused
demands Of Americans not to receive
| h cfc n h6
religious conference. Many Amer
leans left the hotel as a consequence
| Paris is confident the sultan o.
| Turkey will settle French claims
without compelling France to havs
recourse to a naval demonstration Of
seize a customs port. Diplomatic
relations have not been served.
Astronomers of Russia are non
| plussed at the repeated appearance il
i the clear sky of a constellation in thu
form of vast serpent without hea(
or tail. It is thought that the phe
nomenon is due to the falling STAR
from the Leonides
/ Colombian rebels, who are said Il
be aided and encouraged by Presiden
/ Castro of Venezuela. make continued
attacks on the government troop
near Colon and Panama. The gov
i eminent of Colombia is said to b.
weakening. Movement is said to hav,
been set afoot to unite Colombia
Venezuela and Ecuador in one con
federation.
London is on the eve of the creates
crusade against vice In it's history
More than a thousand prominent per
sons, representing every borough il
the metropolis, have associated them
selves together for the purpose O
depressing public immortality, dis
orderly houses. .obscene language
pernicious pictures, publications ant
/ plays. Among the active supporters
Of the movement are Lord Robert:
and Lord Wolse1ey.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-29
JUDGE MOVES BACK,
Returns to Meet Charges Made
Against Him.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 24.-Judge
Arthur H. Noyes, formerly of Bara-
boo, Wis, now of the second district
of the United States court of Alaska,
with headquarters at Nome, arrived
mere On the Roanoke, en- route to
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-29
Common Enough.

'T saw girl with four sets of teeth
N her head yesterday"
"No!"
Eyes. She wore side combs
Philadelphia Bulletin
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-29
HINT A SETTLEMENT
STRIKERS SAID TO INTIMATE 1T
WERE ACCEPTABLE.
LABOR LEADER CONFERENCE

One Held, But Results Not Announced
Official Says Decided Change in
Strike Will Soon Come That Will
Tell With Great Effect on the
Trust.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-29

was born in Philadelphia in 1880.
He entered the United States navy in
1853, served in the civil war and was
fleet surgeon on Admiral Farragut's
warship Hartford. Later he served
as medical director of the United
States navy till he was placed on the
retired list. The secretary of the
navy made him secretary Of The
national health bureau at its founda
| ton. He had resided in Coldwatel
since 1899. being the health officer
there for several years. He leaves {
| widow and two daughters, Mrs. G
Brown of Atlantic City and Mrs. F
| Lindsay Of Woodlyn, Pa
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-29

The celebrated Swedish poet and
composer, Gunnar Wennerberg is dead.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
BOERS IN CAPE COLONY
THIRTEEN COMMANDOS IN
WESTERN DISTRICTS.
General French With Eight Col
umns Operating in Those Dis
tricts But Beers Escape

NEW YORK. Dec. THE corre-
spondent Of the London Times and
New York Times at Pretoria says
there are thirteen Boer commands,
with total force Of 1900 men in the
western districts of Cape Colony,
where the conhguration of the country,
the scarcity of water and the distance
from the railways make the capture
of the burghers difficult.
There are seven commands in Cal
vinia district, two in South Sutherland,
three in Northeast Piquetberg, and
one in Clan William. General French
is operating with eight columns in the
south and east OF these districts but
there is nothing to prevent the Beers
escaping north. where they cannot be
followed Indefinitely once the line
from Beaufort West to clan Will
lam is secured with blockhouses, says
the correspondent, the fugitive COM
mandos can be dealt with in detail at
leisure. The distance from Beaufort
West to Clan William, $50 miles gives
a small idea of the difficulties of this
task
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03

Dawkin5 Bays :Or weeks he has been
fpllOwlHg he man whom he knows IL
IN" kIdnnpper and the latter has been
continually trying 10 eyade him
To-day, in pursuit Of him, the alleged
abductor suddenly arose apparently
from beneath a fiat car nuder which
Ne had been hiding and pressing q re-
yolycr against Dawklns, who was close
upon his heels. fired, Dawkins said
that h. fell and Grove ran few feet
Dut returned. revolver In hand. ana
looking at him said ~ intended 10
give you more lead but guess that
one haH hxed you
The man whom Dawkins described.
vas arrested a few hours later by TIE
sheriff He gives the names Of J. r..
Mcbride. Harry livingston and }. D..
Mcclure. and has served a term IN the
county jail here. The prlosner viii be
held pending thorough investigation by
officers % Montana
Dawkins IS In critlca! condition
and may die
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
REVOLUTION NOT
ENTIRELY ENDED
General AIban Thinks Insurgents
in Interior Will COntilHe
the Struggle,
SATISFIED WITH TREATY
Says Colombian Government Does
Not Require Foreign Aid to
Maintain Free Transit
Across lsthmus.

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
CRISIS ~ AUSTRIA.
Fresh Military Burdens Would BE In
tOlerable

NEW YORK. Dec. The Vienna
corr sp5ndent of the London Times
and New York Times says that al
though It is not known to a certainty
wha, passed al the ministerial council
held on Friday under the presidency
0f Emperor Francis Joseph there Is
an uncomfortable feeling that a large
sum IS wanted for military purposes.
Tn. economic depression of Austria
Hungary. says tine correspondent, is
such that fresh military burdens would
b- rendered well nigh intoIerable Il
is not astonishing that the minister Of
finance is at his wits end in regard 70
meeting the terms of the war minister
and a difficulty has arisen between
them A dissolution is probable says
the s2,ulant In .he event u fur
,her parliamentary obstruction or the
failure OF th- government 10 pass the
Ausg-.~a
both IN Vienna and In Buda Pest the
situation inspires a good deal Of con-
Germ.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03

rrulntDyca added 10 the imprcaaivcn"a"
of tho general scene nt ~" HH o.
81 tho npitpl. Hhon Alexander Mr-
bowrl N Pennsylvania called th"
house NJ representatives, "a order at
noon today The vast chamber has
born rrpnintcd. rcgilici ana complete.
is rofurnlshcd during tn" rr."'H ana
many changes made fpr N" comfort
und convenience Of the members ana
also tho spectators. The hoor has
been elevated 10 q greater angle. the
new mahogany dosks rising tier On
tl,r making sort u amphitheator
eject
At the conclusion Of the rollrall,
showing 2ls member present Mr Can
non Illinois. nominated DAVID y Hen.
drrr1n. NJ Iowa aud Mr Hay ~ vir-
Wnlu. nominated SIR Richardson. ~
TcnnorFcc for spopkor "A rolIcall FOR
the election then followed The vote
for speaker was Henderson. l'".
Richardson. ii3. Stark DNebD, !. cum.
mugs IS -. /.
SIR Henderson was declared elected
aui MAS escorted 20 the chair by the
o,hcr three men voted for Iic malo
a brief speech
Mr. henderson thanked the house for
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
Paris Treaty Of Peace Made the
Philippine Islands Amer
ican Territory,
FOUR JUSTICES DISSENTING
Duty on Goods Sent From United
States to Porto Rico Tax for
the Benefit OF Porto Ri
cans Themselves.

wAsHlNGTON, Dec 2.-Opinlons
we're rendered in the United States
court today in the last TWO of the in
sular test cases one Of them was
that known as Fourteen diamond
rings case, involving the relationship
OF the United States 70 the Philip
UIne Islands from a tariff point Of
view, and the other what is known as
the Dooley case No. 2. involving the
constitutionality Of the collection Of
duty on goods shipped from New York
TO Porto Rico.
In the former case, the court, through
Chief Justice Fuller held that the dia-
mond rings brought in from the Phil
iUplnes should have been exempt from
dutv under the Paris treaty OF peace,
as that treaty made the Philippines
American territory The decision in
the Philippine case followed closely
that Of the first Porto Rican case in
the last term. In the Dooley case,
decided today. /, was held that duty
collected on goods carried from New
York 10 Porto Rico was permissible
but that it was in reality a tax for
the benefit OF the Porto Ricans them
selves rather than an export duty, as
was claimed by the merchants who
antagonized the government. In both
cases there was dissenting opinions
concurred in by four OF the nine JUS
tices OF the court.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
~ THE SENATE


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/ WNSliIN'I'N. ir'. "A pr'iu'''n
I"f floral offerings quite unusual In
quantity variety ANA beauty '''"E
transformed the srnat" chamber into
a r"rlwblc 'l'N''r Sho" Almost every
w'mh"f OF the body was the recipient
~ ON" or morH '' these evidences coy
the regard 90 his friends ANA tho "'-
noSrhr'r "I the chamber was hr''F
with ih' "d'r "i rare plants ana bios
s'mN The display "' rhrNsAn'h'mumN
was notably beautiful many OF the
specimens being oi the choicest >arlr-
Ties.
sine" the Adjournment ~ the senate
last spring th" chamber has been fr-
decorated ANA rr'arrrI"d The pr'n-
ytpal features "r It's beauty and inil-
Nlduallly hay" been retained. hul they
have been added tn by the artlrue
decorations y bright green carpet
with old gold hgurrs has taken the
place oi the old gold carpet ana the
doSNs ANA furnishings ~ the 'h"mhrr
have been notably improved.
Dietrich and Millnrd. Nebraska Glib
SON Montana. and kittridgc South pa
kotn, were sworn In as senators.
After the usual resolutions and the
appointment Of committee To notify
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
INJUNCTION REFUSED.
Decision In the Suit OF Boston and
Montana Co vs.. Montana ore
Purchasing Company

HELENA. Mont. Dec. THE SUI
preme court today handed down a de-
cision in the litigation between the
Boston and Montana Mining Company
and the Montana ore Purchasing Com
pany, Some time ago Judge Clancy,
OF Butte, denied the motion Of the
Boston and Montana Company for an
injunction to restrain the Montana ore
Purchasing Company from working
the Pennsylvania mine pending de
cision on the ownership of the mine,
by the supreme court The Boston
and Montana appealed to the supreme
court and the latter today affirmed 10
lower court
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
KILLING JUSTIFIED.

WALLACE, Ida, Dec. 2.-The coro-
ner's jury found the killing of Tom
Ashcroft. at Mullan last night, justi-
fable The evidence showed that Dep
utv Sherin Williams went up stairs
in the dark, carrying a lantern, when
Ashcroft opened fire, shooting three
times before Williams fired.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
DANISH WEST INDIES.
Agreement for Purchase by United
States About Completed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. AT the close
OF business hours today no word had
reached the state department confirm
atory OF the reported agreement be-
tween Denmark and the United States
for the sale OF the Danish West Indies.
Negotiations looking TO the acquisition
OF the islands by this government are
believed. however, to be in such state
that an agreement between the inter-
ested parties, If not already reached.
is almost approaching completion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
STOCK EXPOSITION.

CHICAGO, Dec THE lnternItion-
al Livestock Exposition was formally
opened tonight Mayor Harrison. Sec
retary Of Agriculture Wilson and Gov
ernor Yates spoke.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
pEPOSED HEIR-APPARENT,
Son Of Prince Tuan No Right to Aspire
So High.

PEKIN. Dec. 1.-The edict of the
Dowager Empress deposing Heir-Ap-
parent Pu Chung, says that the son
Of such man as Prince Tuan has no
right to aspire to be the heir-appar-
ent and that moreover Pu Chung him
self is overwhelmed with shame at his
fathers conduct.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
PAT GROVE
Man Under Arrest Alleged to BE the
Long Sought Hidnapper

BUTTE, Mont, Dec "A special to
the Butte Miner from Cascade, a small
camp near here. says Fred Dawkins,
a ranUhman, has been shot by a man
whom he claims is Pat Grove, the kid
napper of young Cudahy, Of Omaha,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
AMERICAN METHODS.
Ir9o Industry Of Russia 10 Form a
Trust

NEW YORK, Dec. "A dispatch
from odessa 10 the London Times and
New York Times says that in view
of the amalioration Of the crisis in
the Metallurgic industry the Russian
blast furnace and rolling mill compan-
les are about TO combine with the OBJ
jec, OF organizing and controlling the
mntnut
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
\ NEW INDUSTRY.


RANGOR. Me- Dec. THE Christ
mas tree industry has obtained an
early start in Maine this year and al
ready carloads and even vessel loads
are going forward to the large cities
Only few years ago the fir tree was
looked upon as rather a nuisance in
this state, because 1t grew as rank
as burdock. crowding out better
Growths and was Of no earthly use,
save as it might be considered an orna-
ment To the landscape Now the fir no
longer despised, is source OF consid-
cradle income to hundreds of Names
rural people and to the transportation
companies as we'll Last year fully
/ SOD. 600 We're sold.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03

Royal Baking Powder will
always keep fresh and of full
strength regardless of climate
or season. Every atom, to
the last in the can, does even,
perfect work. Made from
pure, grape cream of tartar,
Makes wholesome food,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co., 100 WILLIAM ST. sewyoak. .--
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
MINER CRUSHED.

WALLACE. Ida. Dec. 2.-Daniel
Danielson. a miner. was killed in the
Hunter mine yesterday by floor with
a load of rock breaking down with him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-03
IN THE HOUSE.

henderson Reelected Speaker by Vote
of 100 to 1t9.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The very
handsome interior of the hall of repre-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Weneite Wa1ri1tett.

Die Buren, entfpifeln pieber cine
lebbaftere 3bdtisteit. uno mebrere ibrer
Rommanoos baben ben OraniefIuB
ii5eri9ritten.
Die Beheruns in benz geiinben bon
Jrau UlcGinlep bolt on.
Ser 8ensralifreif Der Waihinifien
unb peripanoten Branben Der RetoI.
Snouitrie nimmt bebentli9e Dimea.
iionen on. Die sturm.gentren inei-
neu bis iebt Die Gtaaten Connecticut.
YermOnt. Benniplpania uno @alifor.
nieu su ieiri. Sn ben Nntelitaaten III
bic 3abt Der Strsitsr perbdltnibmdbis
gerins.
Nllali Cole. Elm in Der Tdhe Don lib.
per Sanbustp anidBiser lpoblbabenoer
Jarnter. Der felt Iebten sSreitaa pers
nibt tuuroe, iii in ieiner Gdeune in
einem Jaife tDot aufaeiunben iporoen.
Sroboem Der 96rper teine 8erlebunaen
aufueif. berriht bod bic Mnlidt por,
oaB Elm ger5reden oorlisst.
Sm internatlonalen 6ofpital su Nea=
pei bat Or. W. $. Yabcod, paftor ei.
ner presbpterianer.3 Stride in Stem Yorf,
Selbimoro besansen, inoem er li1 Die
Pulsaoern ourdldnitt. Rep. Yabcod
bate lid CUR Rrdftiauns ieiner @es
lunobeit nod Stalien besebsn.
gs miro beri1tet, oaB Die cubaniIhe
Gonltituante in sebeimer Sibuna bas
platt=Mmenoement nit grocer Mebr=
belt angenommen bat.
8ei einem 9roBen Yranoe, Der beiz
nabe bic 9anse Srtibaft serit6rte, ta-
men in 2obenoorf. g6bmen, % perIo=
men in oen Slammen INN, oarunter "a
Befan9ene. melbe I'M 8efdn9nib eirt=
selperrt maren. giabeau 800 8ebduoe
wuroen eingedidert uno ca. 1900 Men-
i1en iino oboadlos.
Nus Berlin piro 9.meloet, baB Der
beitii1e &eiterseueral lrenh, bon benz
leiner 3eit 9eriihtweiie perlautete, er
lei in bic 9dnoe Der Buren 9efallen.
mirtli1 gefansen 9enommen poroen
mar. ST muroe bann auf fein gbren-
mort bin. oaB er ni1t mehr ae9en be
Buren, tdmpfeu tueroe. entlaHsn. Ea.
raus ertldrt li9 Der umltano, bab bon
Gen. Jrenh ieit LANCER 3eit tein 6ter=
benstp6rtden mebr 9eb6rt tuurbe.
Sn Den Bergen untpeit Sob. %. 3d.,
| tfNttrhnt& &ros OsS~hnS An~ NknIos,kn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Nnlllaer 2.

um bem 2anoe alauben su MAIDEN, fie
babe einem 9hronfolaer bas Qeben aes
fdentt. Das betreffenoe Rinb uuroe
ieood toot 9eboren lino nit betis itetten
Bldnden Der 46niain mar es ni1ts.
Die Gei1inte .puroe aber befannt iinb
bat i'm gan3en Ganoe bic ar0Bte Or.
bitteruns berporgerufen. reberaQ fins
ben yeriammluneen ifatt. in benen be-
fiirtuortet miro. nit ben .f6nigli6en
Sdtuinblern" auf3urdumen.
Gin fnff ungIaubliGer BorfalI bdt
fid i'm 3udtbaus bon 9tper (anblanb)
abseipielt. Ginem 6trdfling geIang
es. Die 5biire ieiner 3eae gu 0Hnen.
81 ibli9 iid nod oem Bureau bes
Sirettors, eroroiielte benieIben unb
itano eben i'm geariff. fib fiir bic
Gluht in bic Uniform oes grmoroeten
5u tpe:fen. als er BON Wdrtern iiber.
raidt wuroe. gls er feline ,ssreibeitsbe-
ftrebuns" uereitelt iab. erariff er stDei
aut oem Slide llegenoe Repolber uno
mebrere Shahtcln Yatronen. Weit
DaITen uno Munitipn elite er nah
ieiner 3elle suriid, NO er iih perihanste.
3mei Sage lang muBte er fDrmli1 be-
laQert meroen, uno oas WdhterperfDs
nal uermohte ibn erit au iiberpdltiaen,
nahoem er feline Batrpnen perfnallt
uno bier Otann lebenssefdbrlid Ders
tpunoet hattie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Gincn oe.,tiG r,liiti6en San
OeISbuno

empfleblt bic .30lniide 3eitung".
DAB elm folder Der barife ylDoiinn iein
ipiiroe. ielbit tuenn HuBlanb nit ieinen
SAub30llen oarauf einaebsn iolte.
ueih in Eeutihlanb ieoer Staatsmann
uno ieoer Raufmann. Scr un9ariI1e
Bauer. uno nod mebr Der rui1ilde pa.
ben 8erinsere YeoiirfniHe. als Elm noro.
oeutiAer Mrbeiter. Nus bieiem 8runoe
baben ihon Bismard uno bas oeutihe
3olparlament, fpdter oann Der oeut.
f6e &ei9staa ieoen @eoanten on cine
3olleiniaun9 nit oem befreunbeten Oe.
iterreib 10 enersiih 3uriidsepieisn, oab
ieber 8orlAlag elmer 3oaeiniguna
Seutidtanos nit einem anoeren euro.
pdiiden 6taate idon oem einia1fen
Wanne i'm oeutid,n Wolte als iiber.
fpannt uno t56ridt eri1eint.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Wer368ermt8 Der ecridtIimes
GntiGeiOnm8 III einett wi@s
ti0en 0a4e.

&tUSW UWWGs
Dab oas Dberaeridt Der gereinia,
ten @taaten fur Die gntideioung iibe,
lodwidtiae Sdle iib 3eit nimmi,
luiro mohl Niemanb betritteln aber q
1T nunmebr bod ihon iebr lar,9e ber,
Dab bic porto 3ieo-9lneeleaenbeit Dol
benz aenannten 5ribunal lhmebt uni
nod bente barrt sas aanse 2anb mil
sr0Bter Spannuas auf Die Grleoiguna
oieier ipeiitrasenben Jrase. IS il
iiber atpei Sabre Der. baB Die portr
Gieo-Ntte im gonareb an9enommen
muroe. Na1 Der 9beorie oieier Mtte
folat Die Contribution nidt Der Glae9e
uniere neilen Snielbeiibunaen iollen
nibt tpie Die Staaten Der Union nod
ben @orfdriften Der WerfaHung ,e.
giert fperoen; oieie Befbuneen peroen
ni4t als eigentlide Sbeile Der Union,
lonoern als abhdn9ige 2oionien Der
Der. Staaten anaeieben. Sie Ntte
muroe su iener 3eit nidt nur bon
fdmmtli6en Gertretern Der oemofrati.
iden partei I'M GongreB uno Der De.
mofratiihen YreHe, ionoern cu1 bon
uielen Der idbiglten repnblitaniihen
Staatsmanner uno Suriiten idarf be-
t0mpft. Nber trob aller Sppolition
muroe oas @eieB pailirt uno nad benz
Wortlaut besielben piro Ieit1er bon
Der Nominiitration ben porto 2icanertl
9eseniiber oerfabren. Die 6olse mar,
Dab in ben 8unossserihten eine ganse
NnsaDl BON 2lassn anbaneia aema1t
muroen. in iue!den Die eeleblihe Sill.
|tiafeit Der Ntte befritten uno bic Der.
|iafunssmdbisfeit Der Yolitit Der Rs-
sieruna in 5rase sehellt piro.
Dies 1T bic 9e9snwdrtige 5adta9e.
beren gntibeiouns bonn 8unossoberee.
riht 10 lanae oer36sert mito. Goat.
bus 8eridt ben bon Der Cppoiition =
ben 9emotraten - ooraebrabien Grin.
Den beipflihten lino bic Mite OILS ni1i
uerfafunssmdBis ertldren. 10 t0nnien
teine prooutte unierer SnIelbeiibungeu
nit 3ollen belaitst unb Die Ginwanoe.
runssseiebe fur po-to 3icaner uno
Gilipinos niht in Antpen6une aebrahl
merbensas Cine folds gntiaeibanq
|miiroe alleroings Der berrf1enoen Bar.
tel idlebt in Den Gram paHsn. uni
bereits ba5en tonan9ebenoe Gepublifa.
iler ertldrt, baB oann bic 8eibebaltunq
Der pbilippiuen cine uum6slibteit
wdre in Besu9 auf Porto Rico tpiirbs
cine iolhe gntideiouns peniaer Inter.
lbieb MAIDEN. Nber es miiroe elmer
ssiualtisen polit:l9en Grad abieben.
penu oas Bunoesober9eri1t entibeioer
iollte. oaB Die 8er!aiiuns Der Glass'
folat.
Oas Sunoesoberseri6t tplrb iid
nd6ftbin pertasen, UNI erit i'm Ottobe1
tpieoer 5uiammen au trsten. ilno es ii
iebr tpabriheinlib, oaB erit i'm Gpdt
iabr. turS Dor Besinn Der gonsreB'
|Seiiion, Die gntiheibung eeidut miro
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

Aatarrb fann nicbt sebetlt perhen eureb lota!s
Mppliatpneu ba e ben Gib Der Granfbet nitt errei.
DEN fbnnen. Ratorrb lift cine Niut. ober Gouititu.
ticns.araufhet nnb nm ie su beilen mhbt br inner.
lidbe Seilmittel nebmen. 00HS 00tarrb Rnr pirb
idleimi9s Cberndne. 9alfs Rotarrb. Rur lit feline
AnadaIter. eebi5im S,e ipnrbe felt Sabreu BON q.
Der beten Aer5te bieieS &anoeS perorbnet nnb t
Elm reSelmdbigeS Mecept Sic beftebt aus ben beiten
betannten TOncS oerbuubeu NIT ben beIten @lutreis
nigungsmitteln bic btreft anf bic GGleimpberf66e
tpirfen. Die ponfDmmene Werbinbung ber 3ipei Ne.
ftanbtbeile lit es. mas ipId muneerpple Melate bel
ber peilung bon Seatorrb berp0rbrinat --2 2aBt Gub
3eugniNe iminuit 1btrien.
81 8. Gbenep g. Co. Gigeutb., Tnleop. 6.
Werfouft BON nIlen Mppthefen. Hreis rs Gents 81
Gan's s5amRaen.4 4ilIen jinb hie teiteu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23
Grfabrm,.s etnes eoIoate,t. /.

%. 81. Muitin, Elm gtteran tes gars
sertrieses. BON sBinAeatr, Snb., fAreibt:
D1rcb better dratliAer Sebanbluns mar
Esatine Gran laase 3eit trant aber ne
Ernrpe purd Or. Rins'S New Qife pias
Egdnslih turirt welhe an ibrsr @elunbz
btit Bunper tbaten." DaS tbun le ims
iner. prcbirt lie. Sur 25 gts. In s..
KS. Wliller u. Gcbn'S Mpotbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-23

,. u. Danfortb Don aafayette, Ga,
lit feds Monate lang an einem l1rsdlis
den laufenbsn 0eihwlr an ieinem Bein,
lhreitt iebod, bae er burh Budlen's Mrs
MICA Salte In fiinf 9asen p6lis turirt
~nrbe. SIR 0eid,piire, Dunben, 5G-
mrrrbUiben III he bic bette Salbe In Der
Welt. Hnr sarantirt. giur rs Gents.
3u taben in s. 6. Miller u. SObn's
Mprttefe.