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Ala. Great Southern R. R.

Shortest and quickest line to Cincinnati. Louisville and the North; also to Shreve- port. New Orleans. Texas and all points Southwest.
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MURPHY 6 co.
 Qncorporated.l ALABAMA NATIONAL BANK B'LD'G Private Leased Wires Direct to New York, New Orleans and Chicago.
COTTON, STOCKS op GRAIN

NEW YORK OFFlCE-HO. 61 bHOAuHAIs offices in principal cities throughout the
 South. Write for our Market Manual and book containing instructions for traders. Phone No. s42
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-27
The Real Mistress.

a. Iue tteHI N1BIrcSHs
Bridget. If you break another Of
those china dishes shall take 1t out of
your wages"
IF yez talk to me like that again.
mem, I'll leave yez!"
You must pardon my hasty temper,
Bridget. l didn't mean it."-Chicago
Tribune.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-27
THOSE DEAR GIRLS.

Tess Mamma was rummaging
through the attic today, and she found
the cradle l used when was baby
She was going to throw 1t out, but I
wouldn't let her.
. 5e ss 1 s should say not Antiques are
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-27
casus BelIt,

How did the fight begin?"
Il was quietly smoking cigar when
he came along and asked me if there
wasn't a law against burning garbage
in the city limits. '-Philadelphia Times.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
KNOWN IN OTHER LANDS.

The new prime minister of Japan.
Viscount Katsura, distinguished him.
self in the Chinese war by winning
one of the greatest fights, the battle
Of Kangwasai.
The duke of Cornwall, though born
and bred in England, speaks the Ian
guage with as decidedly German an
accent as does his mother, while the
king burrs his RS very oddly.
NJ Paul Revolt, the new governor
of Algeria, is 45 years of age and is
a brother of the late George Revolt,
the explorer of the SOmaH country.
Originally he was a journalist.
Lord Dufferin, who has recently
completed his seventy-fifth year, once
referred 10 himself, on account of the
numerous offices he has held, as
'maid-of-all-work to British govern
ments."
In a lawsuit now pending in Scot
land to determine whether the late
Sir w. Cunliffe Brooks, a millionaire
banker, was doIniciled in England or
Scotland, a lawyer testified that in
the last few years Sir William haK
made 200 wills.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19

souI-Lne rarewells of the dying, sobbed
Just seven seconds before sunset into com.
Tadss' ears; the faltering voice, the tear.
dimmed eyes, the death rattle In the
throat. the last hand clasps, the last deep
drawn breath, in -mother-MAry--
and Heaven are always mingled; and then
the moonlight and the moaning of the
midnight wind -. The war correspond
ent leaps from the tent, springs into his
saddle with his notebook in his mouth and
an indelible lead pencil in each hand, and
rides over kOpjes and veldt ten dreary miles
to gaze upon the scene of that awful battle,
and fnds-one dead mule, and a niger
driver, dead drunk. Then, if he has had
a religious education, he climbs out of the
saddle, sinks en- his knees, and prays for
the peace of the camp ilar's immortal soul.
But if, as is often the case he has he'd
secular upbringing, he spits on the dead
mule. kicks the niger, sinks back to camp
by = roundabout route, and swears TO eV-
eryone that he has been 40 miles in another
direction in a railway truck.
Four or five days later, Just at that hour
in the morning when a man clings most
fondly to his blankets, another rumor
breaks the early mornings limpid silence,
4 rumor of battle of great import raging
Is miles away, just within easy riding dis
tanee for smart correspondent But the
man of ink and harships chuckles this time
He has been fooled so often by the imp
OF camp rumOrs; so murmurs Just loud
enough 70 be heard in Heaven: That In
fernal camp liar again." and rustles his
blankets round his ears and drops costly
back into dreamland; but when, later or
be learns that an important battle mas
been fought, and he has missed it all be-
cause he did not want 10 be fooled by the
camp har, then what he mutters is NUT
tered loud enough to be heard in a different
place, and the folk there don't need ear
szmpets to satsh what he EAys sithAs.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
MIC NOTES.

Inn. Imperial Grand Council OF the
8 sl5s, Ara5cOrder Of Mobiles of the
guc Shrine Of North and Souta
snen-a. which has now gS Temple,
ai.r Us I4rsdiCuOn Will hold Its
.n Annual Session at Springfield,
s 1D august 4.h, 1902; this Imperial
rand C0uc. IS presided over by
bile John u. iOnes 8 OF Chicago,
q gdys the founder OF the order and
!. 6s. cJEel mason to receive the
:gree o.. the Mystic Shrine in the
l,ed States, thi, assembling Of
siHntrs U.a De the largest and the
sTeNest display of thai kind tuat
as ever been ucld in the country,
Ye Caues have been secured for the
Ccasi0g and the order will appear in
} Ancient and Oriental style.
RO5er. J. Fletcher, g, E. a. Small,
o.Slc.amento, California, Charles
Morton, 55, Richard n. Clark, 80,
oakland California. I theodore ~.
.l,ls, 50, E. A. Clark 80, of San
IllcSCJ California, are the leading
prominent CO.ored maSonS in the
aie Of California. Brother Clark is
aad Master of MasOu5 of that State,
has served in that capacity for a
ln0er OF years. lie is a Jealous and
i'aa' mason and has done much to
a'iate the order of Free Masonry in
.eSIaie ol California.
D. D. Lacey OF Chicago has been
''led President and J. Z. Bish OF
I'dgo has been elected Secretary of
Widows aud Orphans Masonic
'ns at Rock Island, Illinois.
ias General Grand Council of Royal
1SeIec, Masters of the Cryptic Rite
.Isss AasouS Of the United States
s.,L ,-yA IS presided over by Companion
..Alt''r 5}, of Atlanta GeOrgia, will
~ ',' 10 special session on the 2oth OF
'-u''y' 1902, at Plt,sburg Penn.
me Sovereign Grand Council of the
81 CIoSs OF Constantine of North
-,I'oa Il VIII meet ia annual Session
~s Psi, OF January at Pittsburg,
,-s --s ,' ANA, large number of dis
s-9Dtl members Of the order will
-r',Io4s ,,,,... P. o. Gray, 81, formerly
N i''..-'.-s ..s lawyer In the city of Chicago
s 'oH located al Cape Palmas,
any,. ,'' i. vl last month organized
E.. ,,.' Oi Daughters OF SpinX, Brother
,,!, ~ - a' The head Of the Cutungton
r,,.. ,.'-,5 o, Cape Pa.ma>, Africa and &
i,-','.s i-..,s lawyer Of that place and
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19

other branch of the Industrial DEPART
mentS. He gets Just what the other
director receives.
Miss Mollie Marshall is to be mar
ried some time next spring. She is
event.
mere IS great dissatisfaction among
the members of the bar TO the longer
retention of Judge Kimball of the
Police Court. There is no reason that
he should be retained.
DR.. Phil. B. Brooks will take an ex.
tensive European trip next year. DR..
brooks IS one of the most progressive
physicians in the city.
Mr.. James o. Holmes has made
extensive Improvements TO his hotel.
he has the largest hotel in South
Washington:
The people of this city are not certain
whether they want the elective fran
Chise or not.
/ Istarted in Gaskin's and Gaines the
other day and was treated to some OF
his fine crabs. This is the most popular
house IN the city. The ladies dining
room on the upper floor is nicely fitted
up and Is IN a good condition.
l saw my genial friend Samuel G.
Stewart thS other day. He is ahand-
some fellow. Sam wears the vandyke
trimmed TO order. He would be
taken for a foreigner. He has a
host of friends who admire him for
his hberalIty and Congeniallty.
Candidates for the Justiceship are
s3ringing up. There are only ten
places and about so candidates. Some
one will get left. Who that some one
is a question that will be decided by
the President.
I would like to know who told the
Editor OF the Chicago Record that
Mr.. Sinclair was the leader of the
Washington Colored society?
The w. Calvin Chase Republican
Club will adopt new uniforms and in
crease its membership from 1000 to
500 1t viii be the strongest political
organization in the country.
I shall tell you something next week
FOUNDER.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
COOKING CLASS MAXIMS.

Uncooked bananas are difficult OF
digestion.
To test pulled bread break it and
if crisp to center it is done.
The thicker the piece of beef a IA
mode the juicier the meat.
White fieshed fish is more easily
digested than the pink flesh class.
Meat, fish and fowl should be quick
" scared on the outside when cooked.
Potatoes, cucumbers, celery or let
tuce are the best Accomplishments for
fish.
Fish for baking should not be split.
and. like meat, must go into a hot
oven.
If you dip the hands into cold wa
ter when making raw fish into balls
1t viii not stick
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
IDII | SOW 1Id HelTd

an NJ r . a'mpSon was released from
~. = -1,Iay greatly 10 the chagrin
.,- '"o were behind his prose
sg', ' ~ ~ strange that colored mem
.1 s.7 oar are so anxious to see
I.H. 'r,AeE members get into
-l, ,-.e 'ae negro Is a peculiar
Y: says.rrs around the Police
Isgsry >"', giving trouble TO the
aa- 10 o. "5} are not SO much 10
|,E7g , ,.7 .aNyers who have them
i, s"A around their offices.
,.-s '- Az. Democrats seem to be scarce
i-~-,- "I' 50 many in the field as
learn 'saIs. They have begun
|ag,r,. some sense. The colored
his S,,.- IS al object of pity.
ls,l,~,an2e 10 methat so many neo-
fa,s9 themselves to be fooled and
as9o,s,8lIil 8Il OF money by so many
D. r,..
.al.1g SaE ..s speaks well ofhis Normal
ieus % q 1SCHoo.. So.. He says that he re.
P @,' @' nave nave his school equal to any
Iaoss MN SCnlie1 States, DR.. Evens
Esals weii II' ne IS talking about. lie
W." oI those in charge of the
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
FACTS FROM FRANCE.

Wine growers in France now send
sample bottles of wine by parcels
post to individuals.
A French company has organized =
new steamship line between Antwerp,
Havre, Havana, Mexican ports and
New Orleans.
France holds the record as g user
of gold. She has coined $500 tons in
the last 40 years, against 1,4OO used
by the English mint.
Paris population according to the
census just taken is 2,714,O6s, an in
crease of 149, ,1O4 over the last census.
Paris is now over 100000 behind New
York.
The largest Mont de Piete, or, as
we designate it, pGwnshOp, in the
world is probably that on the Boule-
ward Montmartre, Paris, which, 1t is
said, receives in pledge over 1000
watches every day.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
INTRODUCING OUR FINE1A1LoRING.

There is always for the worthy of
the
opening announcement-ln tailoring
have always aimed
that haw Workmanship finish tailoring
We Orgett cOoed this
that they appreciate honest and deangWe
black hebet scky all
mixed cashmers S9A black
SIo4SAn thebs
made $8OoFancy woed
different made and
invited to SAMPLES prices
other tai os.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19

90, Charles Morgan IS seriously
r,r.d Ne-ser is i'll at his home
~. nth Dir. Street northwest.
r.,aoza. wife of Prof F. L.
..5s,a ai,, is quite ilIat her home.
H.. R.beca Powell nee MOtsn
No. s.. Nv ..rg the guest of her sisters
~ L,lh street northwest.
Id MN NareII and severa
OoE o. " ooIlncIsns called on the
[.,i4srf l' Wednesday afternoon.
A.. Mamie Throckmorton of Sum
~, 6,,,, Vest Va, has been visiting
..5is a.f.1 in ,als city for several days.
~. Sarah !. B,oyn Of Augusta,
Mo, ,ss ~g,1er of MSS Ella Jennings
n m 'isfr fae city next month and will
her guest
IN Friday evening October 25th
.,s ~ gI.I be a grand concert given
1 ,bs GsIbulth church. IL will be an
I,ndzf- musical treat 10 which the
IbT- and friends of the church are
EI.sDIv invited 10 attend. Admission
cents
NJ. Helen Stokes. who sang at the
.o.sigg d. the !. G.. Price Literary and
go,,gsl Association, last Monday
I'M Ull sing al Israel {. NJ. +.
'rh next sunday morning at II
.55,k. Mrs. Stokes will sing Hubba
saths famous, Jesus Lover OF my
/ 0l.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
Women Are Expert smuggIers.

Struggled goods in large quantities
are brought from Windsor. Ontario.
to Detroit. Most of this work is done
by women, who secrete the smuggled
articles under their skirts. In some
of the Windsor stores are private
dressing rooms for the patrons, where
they carefully prepare themselves to
elude the vigilance Of Uncle Sans sus-
toms officers.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
AMUSEMENTS,
ELOCUTIQN RECITAL
November I. 1901.
MISS ANNIE SMITH
HEADQUARTERS
1924 South goth St.

Graduated Of the New England Conservatory
Boston. Aass.)
Presbyterian Church, 18th street
near X street northwest. Friday Nov.
Ist. al 6 O'Clock Miss Smith will be
assisted by artists who need no intro
dnCtion to the Washington literary and
music-loving pubic. The mention OF
their names is sufficient to guarantee a
real treat to those who may hear them:
Mis- Lola Johnson, Miss Jeanette
williamson, Mr.. John 7. Layton, Mr..
Rernardin Smith, Miss Mary E. Smith,
ACcompanist.
ADMISSION IS cents
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
T. HOFFMAN
HIGH GRADE CLOTHER AND TAILOR.
723 Seventh Street, n. w.

Popular prices for high grade cothing-If we didn't
manufacture our own clothes prices would be higher
No store sell qualities at our prices if has to buy
from manufacture and pay him profit
Dong the making
keeps q up and prices downrhe everything the Hof
man make material finish and wokunshiDThe fit
here isn't of ready clothing
beat
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
Suits for $3.50 $500 $1,000
ARE VERY STRONG LINES HERE

In suits choose from Cheovts
from Cover Cheovts man VIII
wears anything but the Hoffman clothing
don rush OF to the store where usually
over court-Look around and what aeo offering.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
Tne Growth of Germany.

Since the treaty of peace between
France and Germany was signed, in
1871, Germany has not extended her
territory by a single acre on the con-
tinent of Europe; but she has in
creased her population by 100000.
A Clean asosrd.
SuEhley-Col. Blunose boasts thGs
IL al his experience as . soldier he
never knew what IL wAa 20 retreat.
LusAley-Wny he doesn't oveA
know WhA4 Es y t. ssaaA eAAA-RAA
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
Nine ]. ESPUTA DA !
WILL

WILL
Offer special indncement to classes
in reading, music AMI singing. A
general musical and vocal instrection
guaranteed. John Eputa's music book
and Nine Daly's note chain method,
For further information
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
NINE DAILY

Studio, Basement It. AugHstlnes
Church. 18th Street bet. L and NJ:
n. ". Monday and Tuesday on and
after the 72nd, of September. Hours
6 to 8 p. m.
Tenors and bassors afford special
induCement 10 join Madam Daly's
classical chior apply in basemento f
ST. Augustine Church.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19


of interesting matter (nOt cheap patented sheet edited the most high
Objectionable
advertisement inserted its columns Advertising
afford and made application.
For information, address
HEADQUARTERS J. CLINTON, JR. PRESIDENT
$685. Station PHILADELPHIA
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
THE AMERICAN HERALD

Is the official journal of the organization,
a copy of which is sent to every member
by mail at least once a month, that they
NAV kAnn nnsfnd az to eueru detail Of 41,a
The Washington bee., 1901-10-19
OUR INSURANCE oUR JOURNAL OUR BANK
Ours IS Best, Because It's Ours |!
The UNITED AID AND BENEFICIAL LEAGUE
Qnooed is the strongest the world owned and
being
vestnent stock which is sold to members share which
CehL annually Persons protected
benefits ranging from $I25 to $To
THE SIXTEEN-YEAR LIMIT
ENDOWMENT POLICY
BANKING INSTITUTION

the laws of Pennsylvania in the sum of
$50, 10000 and all members can be stock
holders and participants in the profits
therein. The last annual II per cent.
dividend on stock was declared on June
Ath, last,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-06

l1nteroffi3ier nSie, ~UInIdRrlger
@ngel, mas ftnb Sic eigentli9 in Sb@
rem GtpilberbdltniB 2"
Gngel rSbeologe."
nl1nteroffi5ier so, Sbeologe !
ga, b0ren Sic, fpenn sic bier nod
ni9t NAL ouf ben Bod 'rauffomme1
ME poqen Sic benn ou in ben 9tmmeI
fpmmen 2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-06

beihen 6ersen, bic ftd tpiebersefnnser
bob.n inmitten eifiger Winter'
ftarre . -. -.
OetGep Siebgen bort suslei4, als bic
manbubr nit fiefsn, Iuneiamen @dId.
oen bes Sabres leBte Stunbe pertiin'
Bet, ben berlen Slang Der 5lnrglode
unb blidt tpie selGbmt auf Die Sbiir.
r8dter!"
Oie so@ter fniet pOr benz gduern
bin, unb 8ermifen fuBt tportlos feline
Sdnb. limb nit bsbenben 2ippen,
ffumm iegnst Der alte ben erneuten
0unh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-06
0ie Siederin
db9ebrdnnt

Oie Siesertn
Sic: rSft ss pabr, mas man mir
fast: bab i4 10 tIaftf4 geidpungene
Iugenbrauen beiibe?"
gr: vcSa, tpu6rt Sriump6bogen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-06
g pnntdesru he.

.Hun, Ssrr 3an5leiratb, tommen
Sic @onntag gum @sreinsubenb?"
rWit Oamen, ober
ugee, o6ne natiirli4, bon tpegen
Gpnntaqsruhe!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-06

9lte Sungfer gum 9eirdt6spermittz
ler): Ser W}an1, nit benz Sic miG
pe~rbeiratben poGen, i4eint aber nt4t
febr gefiiblpou gu iein?"
8ermittler: sd bitt' sic fir bic
finf5ig Murt, Die Sic an'penoen polz
len, f0nnen Sic fetnen 2priter DerIanz
een!"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-22

] Complete 7ssortment OF Furnishings
Boys 5000 Refers for
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Boys S.. 90 Refers for.
Boys 50. 50 Refers for. ~....................
Boys 5000 Overcoats for. ........
Boys Sc. 90 Overcoats for. observation-disclosures.
Boys $3.50 Overcoats for.
We offer you at great reduction from forme
nficent stock of Fine Up-to-Date Furnishing Goods
for boys and children Come to the big clothing he
Tuesday and do your shopping in comfort
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-10
MIs eimem Namb an, goIfe

tpiirbe. iibereinltimmenb nit Der bemo.
fratiihen prelle bes 2anbes. bas repub-
litaniihe .@incinnati Woltsblatt", pie
es ielbf ia9t, Die Nnnabme Der i'm gon=
areB idmebenben Sdiffs 5ublioien.
Bill beseibnen miiHen uno fiibrt oann
oes Weiterer aus::
,gs Miro aeiaat, baB neun 3ebntel
unierer Gradt. Deren Soften li6 in Die
6unoerte pou Nlillionen belaufeil, in
Tremben 5difen bei6rbert ueroen.
Gamit miro betpielen, baB bic Gradt
porbanoen lit, nm Die 8beoerei lobnenb
su MAIDEN. Mo3a iOa benn Die Sub
lioie oienen9 06bItens nm elmer 9ln=
E5abl jebt ihon 9eariinbeter Gbeoereien
sebn Willionen Dollars oas Sabr.
menn nidt inebr. 81 ihenten. Was
oen yau ppn ameritaniIden Gradt.
l6iffen. nddIt Dem 3oG. auriifsebalten
bat, NOR bauptidhllh Das., baB Die
ameritaniitben @apitaliIien lobnenoeye
Nnla9en ouf inonltriellem 8ebiete fan=
ben. Sobalo Die MDslidteit, bort
@elo uniersubrinaen. erih0pft lit, miro
oas Capital iib Ter GGeoerei suuenoen.
5batidhlib iIt oamit idon beeonuen
moroen. Cine Sublibie niiroe abet
leoialidb Die Wirfune baben. oieie @nt=
midelung aufaubalten. Cine nibt iubs
bentipnirte Mbeoerei Tam nit elmer
iolhen, Die Sublioieu besieht. nidt ton=
furriren. uno oa Die &eaieruns bas
@slo bod niht gu Sunoerten BON WRil.
lionen beraebeu tann. 10 miiroen nur
10 piele 5diffe aebaut iueroen. ais Die
3esierung nit @elo unteritiibt. Shne
GubIioien baaeaen tpiiroen 10 plele
Sdiffe sebaut peroen, als uuIere Gin.
uno Musfuhr BON Waaren nDtbia
madt. Sie 3eit 1T getommen. oas
shub,oll : 5piiem su miloern uno
nibt, ibnl einen neuen Smpuls 80 per.
leibsn."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-10
Ne,teite Na1ri1ten.

Sn 8chslter, q. g., wurpe am Wpn-
tag Wcrsen ras Suttea parf Naiien-
baus bur6 8euer sdnslih serltSrt. Oas
Jeuer griH NIT lp ralenper Sdne(lisfeit
um lih, DAP es niht allen Snla1en Der
Nntalt gelang, ld su retten unp nittt
msniser ais % perionen, meiltens Sim
Der, tamen nm's 2eten.
8ei elmer Goliicn sweier 3iise aui
elmer 5refletriide tei 6airmunt, Us. 3d.,
,rurpen AM Diem tag iieben Gilentabnz
anaefcate SetSptet uno sier anpere pcr=
lpnen serleBt.
Die 8anfrauter lheinen es nun ein=
NAL auf Die Rapitalien Der Siirser Sbips
abseleben su baten. Sn rer Mpntae
yabt puree bic grAanse 8ant IL
Mansiielp ppn 9tittern peS greheileni
beimgelunt, melhe ben @elbiAran
lprensten, Sl7, 900 Bis $4,000 erbeute
ten unp eutfamen.
I'm tem Stabltrua &cntnrren, J,
MAIDEN, 1ou Carnegie beabFbtisen, te
Gpnneaut, Sbic, cine rielfse Stablfatrit
bic ca. 100000 fciten 1ol, gu srriA
| ten.
Gs piro semelpet, Dap Gen. Dewe
| iA anlhidt, Zine srSsere Buren Nttbei
lung mad Der 8ap~&Olcnie su fiibren.
Der Nbein III ,usefrpren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-10
NMslanh.

Sn 8eimar 1T am Samfas 0rrsber=
spg Sarl Nleranrer ern Sahlrn=Bei=
mpr=Gilenah seltprten. gr mar SO
Sabre aft. Sein Gntel, Der bisbertae
grbeersca gBilbelm Grnf, bat bic Ns-
siermns iibernummen.
Sn 9ans europa terriht srimmise
&alte unp infpl9e penen vielerprts bittere
Nrtb.
alus ben, 6aas mirb alcihsettis Die
Grfranfnng Der inasen SSnisin pom 5ul=
LAMB uno res alten 5ransoaalz rairen=
ten &riiser gemslcet.
Bptlhaiter G6oate fat tem Nusmdrti=
gen Imt IN Qonpon fprmea bic amenrez
ments ,um lDap-pauncefcte 9ttearasua=
fanal> &ertrag iiberreiht.
Jn Saeafrita errinsen ris guren gr=
fpls auf Grfclg, uno wsun pieie Grfclse
an uno fur iid aud nur flein linp, lp
,dblen lie bod unp seniisen, um in gns=
LAMB Die srEbte geliiirsuns bersurSuru-
fen.
Der Carl Of DunraYen. welher felt
be II Nusbruh pes &rieses hei Der hritis
lhen Nrmee ,peilt, meieet Der 9onboner
,.1imes", RAP bic Situatien in Glib
Qfrita cine lsbr b6ie if. CT warnt pas
sanp, Den anliAten ipsenannter Grperten
gu trauen une auf pas unerwartete lih
gefa6t ,u MAIDEN. Muh er tetcnt, ea6
|src6e Sertarfunsen n5tbis iinc.
Dsrlslben 3eituns Miro aus Der 8ap-
itaot semelpet, paB Die 8uren-6cmman-
DOS lih immer mebr sersrSBern. Nur
ipetise, gum 5beil unbsritteue 5ruppeu
fsben CUR gerfiisuns, nm Die Suren 81
perfelsen uap BON iiteraa iperben Stin=
men faat Die idIcanisit geritdrtunsen
serlanaen.
Cir Nlfrsb @iilner, Der, nadii Cecil
8bpees, Ypn peu Sureu am bitterlten sc.
babte Gnslanrer. 1T gum Ouuperneu,
DeS SranSpaatS ernaunt mprben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-10

tunesrt 8pblensrater baben bereits rie
Nrbeit nieberselest.
aus Ntilwaufee, ISIS, fcmmt rie
Nahriht pab iieb3ebn moblbabenee 8ar<
mer aif Der Sneira Snbianer Neiersa-
ticn BON Rem 8unpesmarlhall auf bic
Nnflase bin Serbaftet rprpen fnc, per
2egieruns sebSri9es 6cis i'm 0ertbe
BON $4,000 seihlasen sm baben. Die
Nesierung irirp anBerpem proseiIe sesen
mebrere prcminente Sdsemiiblen=Selber
in gEisccnlin einleiten, bic fur $4,000
5ol3 sefallt babeu ipaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-10
StOO. Yelpbmnna! 500,

Die Heier bieler Seifnng uerbem Ii frcMe 3n erobs
rem bnb eS ipengitenS ene aefirtee Rranibeif gibt
lpelde bic MifienfdaIt in all bren Gtnien au beIen
in Stanbe lit Sans Satarrb.Gnr lit bic eiraNe eBt
Der 6r5tlien 8rhberihaft befonnte puiitiue Gr Ga.
tarrb eriorbert as eiue Gpnititutinnsranfbeit cine
conititMtcnele 8ebannlung. paHs R0tarrb aur
miro innerlih aennmmen nno ip,rft bireft aMi oaS
bnfh bic @rin6ags Der Aramfbe 3erii5renb unb benz
N0tienten Araft gebenb, inbem ne bic 9ontntipn beS
R6rpers aufbdnt unb Der 9tonr in ibrem erfe biift
pig gi9sntpamer baben io pieI Wertraien 5n ibrsn
jebfr an anbieteu Oeftic au friren perfeblen 1aBt
Sud eine aiite pom 3eu9niien fomnen Mlan abrel.
fire 81 s. Gsbenep q 81, Tnlebp o..
R gkrt0uft ODn alien Mpptbefern, Is Gents.
Saa'S JemiliensYiAea linb bic bsitsn.