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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

climbing you wish for. 1t was dark
when they brought you off the steamer
and you have never seen the park, but
/ tell you 1t is a beautiful place. There
are hundreds of big trees, and you can
run for miles over the grass and through
the bushes
But l want you TO come. too" I said.
II cannot go. My feet are sore, and
] could do no running or climbing.
am also getting old and my teeth are
dull. and I'm afraid I'd starve to death
II ! got away. No. Uncle, you'll have
to go alone, and hope you'n have a good
time before they get hold of you again"
l coaxed him for long time, but he
decided to stay. When ! saw that he
wouldn't come with me / walked around
for spell and then made for the door.
l was out OF it like a flash, and jumped
on a mans back and down TO the floor
and was out doors before any one knew
what had happened. It wasn't long,
however before a great shout went up,
and had scarcely climbed tree before
a dozen keepers and police were after
me- They at first tried to coax me down,
and when l wouldn't come keeper
climbed the tree after me. let him get
almost up TO me. and then ran along a
branch and leaped into another
tree When they put long
ladder against that I ieaped into a third
| tree. slipped down to the ground, and
away i went with a crowd of a hundred
after me. Several dogs took after me,
but bless your soul could outrun them
and not half-try. IL was o'clock in the
afternoon when got out, and when night
fell l was still free. There must have
been a thousand people In the crowd fol-
lowing me, but II was easy enough to es-
cape them all. Only one dog came near
me. He was a pug out walking with
young woman. and he broke away from
her and came barking and growing as If
he meant to eat me up in minute. 1
waited for him. and as he drew near
seized him and shook him till he cried
like a baby. and | then gave him one
bite and flung him into the bushes.
After that the dogs kept clear OF me. but
the men and boys followed along with
nets and ropes and hoped to capture me.
did not mean that they should take me
back to my cage again. ] had got my
liberty and meant to keep It, Just at
dark, as ] was crossing the promenade
called the Mall. nurse girl came along
with a baby in carriage. didn't feel
mad or ugly but I thought would have
some fun with that crowd. The nurse
girl gave a great shout at sight OF me
and ran away. but the baby only looked at
me and smiled.
In my next win tell you how turned
nurse-girl myself and took very good care
of that little kid, for the next hour or
so.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

"Why didn't you stop for that man be-
low?" asked the gentleman quietly as
they were descending.
IT'S this way!' cried Patsy. glad OF
a chance TO unburden his overweight
feelings to somebody. THAT there httle
kid amt fit to be chmhln all these stairs.
so l took her up on the sly Well. II that
fioorwalker had come aboard an seen her.
ned most likely fired her as well as me.
81 see," said the gentleman. And that
fioorWalker--he seems rather sharp"
Hes a terror" said Patsy, heartily.
"He les loves to bully and buster. An
II the boss of this place looked after MS
business instead of floating around the
world on his yacht or shooting birds down
South. as hears he does, p'raps the man
ager an the fioorwalkers an the others
wouldn't be so cruel, hard on poor nttie
things like that there cash girl. They
say there amt tree men IN the shop no
knows de boss at sight.
II Patsy had been looking at the quiet
gentleman he would have seen a queer
smile twist the corners of his mouth lot
an Instant but Patsy saw nothing pul
the GEAR still waiting grimly for ele-
vator. which had now reached the thlro
floor again. ,,,,
.'I've cooked your goose!' cried the man
white with passion. 'Hou-you youns
ruffian. I've seen the ha"aSSA' -.
are to quit tonight for good. us 'irne
there were some changes MADE III INC
WINNING OF this establishment!
patsy tossed off the greasy glove wiz
which he was won't to grab the wire sop ',
VIC manner was that of knlghf OF Ola
flinging down the gauntlet .,.
"T'u ouit right now" he said, hausht-
lily. 49,. .Ao,,,dar
A hand was laid on Patsys snoulaef.
Ono, YOU won't. You stay right on
herev' said the quiet passenger ana ms
voice was infinitely kind.
Then suddenly he faced the tioorwaiker.
He seemed to grow inches taller ana MS
eyes flashed.
''I quite agree with you about changes
in this establishment, Mr. Wnat 5 our
Namep' he cried sternly. I'VE need
new elevator for the employees of tvs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

lui gas, oil or electric light illumination.
Inis is, Of course, where the candle and
ranolestick makers score heavily and
prohtably, and to meet the demand for
wax paraffine and tallow tapers. and
lor brass crystal, bronze. silver and
copper sticks, their SIX Il and ingenuity
ID taxed with the richest results.
In the shops where antiques are sold
mere Is hardly a pre- ese my long r
maintained Of keeping in stock genuine
metal sticks that have been reft from
eathedrals. syna gogues or medieval
houses. That supply is exhausted, but
IN" modern mi ator Of ella sic forms
ives nobly up to his task OF supplying
20 % I've rced FOR those wares. A b autl-
'ul pair OF hand beaten brsss or copper
:. 'eks tom tho studio OF reput-
Sole modern metal worker fetch rs
ulsn price as genuine ant que,
arc Just now there 10 70 small amount
81 enthusiasm demonstrated over single,
massive square sticks for the adorn-
nlent OF newell posts. wrought by one
american artist A fine specimen he has
recently completed for q seaside villa
SHOWS ths rising sun and an ancient
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

next afternoon. was on hand myself
before the appointed hour and told the
child with a great show OF telling him
in confidence, that rather expected the
charm was going to cure him The magic
stone turned out to be a piece of COM
mon red flint. but after the old auntie
had mumbled several incantations, rub
bed his shoulder vigorously and worked
him into a state OF high excitement, I
took his wrist and suddenly pulled the
limb straight
"'why she's done A. sure enouRhP
shouted. working the elbow vigorously be-
fore he had time 10 object; try Il your
self Your arm Is as good as everw
He moved II, cautiously OF nrst and then
more freely. and hnaiiy declared he was
all right. The last time ! saw him he
was perfectly sound. II was merely
case OF mind cure--thnt was all As the
trouble was imaginary IN the first place
q little Imagination was needed 10 remove
n. The old darby, by the way. got all
the credit and she built no a oonsidera-
BE clientele on the strength OF the cpl
soda"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
Which Combines All Of the Cura-
tive Powers Of Both
Medicine u ELECTRICITY

Remember that
combines
electricity medicine
ton these
entirely
bned. -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
STORIES OF BOY
BREAD-WINNER
a LAD OF. MANY UPS AND DOWNS.
How Patsy, the Elevator hoy, Excit-
ed the Wrath of the Imperious
FIOorwaIlSer and the Everlasting
Gratitude of the Little Cash Girl.
BY Douglas Zabriskie Doty.

Fourteen-year-old Patsy was not
beauty. He had freckles and pug nose
and a very large mouth, But he was
a kind-hearted. faithful lad, and certainly
earned his six dollars week-every
cent of it.
He ran an elevator In a certain dry
goods store in a certain large city. 1t
was not one of those modern, swift
moving affairs, which takes your breath
away when you start and makes you
feel as though you were going to die
when it stops. 1t was a slow-movlng,
stately elevator. quite in accord with the
respectable air of this old+estabnshed
place. From the opening hour to the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

weight with 1t. At dinner parties
this season II has been the fashion
to use ten and twelve-branch candel-
abra, without any shades. When Mr.
William C. Whitney gave a dinner
of twenty-four covers in his great
Fifth avenue house last month his din
ing room was lighted by one hundred
and fifty wax candles. and on the table
every socket of the lofty, any-branched
candelabra held two tapers. This was
achieved by the use Of split tapers. or
branched candles, as they are some
times called. The branched candles have
a main trunk that fits In the sticks
socket, but few inches up the trunk
divides at right angles into two, three
or even Ave tall and separate tapers.
These numberiess wax-fed flames burned
unshaded and the guests were very
much astonished al the imported Portu'
guese candles. that are not only charm
ingly colored. very like Neapoiitan Ice
cream. and burning with a fame tinted
20 match the red. yellow or blue wax.
Since antique or new art sticks have
revived the use OF candles the dealers
10 toilet supplies have imported small
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

was used to- but by and by I found
myself plning for home. One day when
the monkey saw me shedding tears he
came and cuddled up to me and said:
"It's too bad. Uncle Bob. but even II
you got out of your cage and the monkey
house you couldn't get back to Africa
II ie thousands and thousands of miles
away, and no ship would take a baboon
without a master You must give It up
and try and be content"
"But I want to race through the woods
and climb trees" ! said as I was neal
crying.
"Well, perhaps the day will come when
you can do that, but don't make yourself
sick by worrying. I'll keep watch or
things, and any time think you can
escape III tell you. Cheer up old boy,
ana hsve y race with me-"
felt better after that. and II was not
more than two weeks later, when one
afternoon. a. was sound asleep, the
monkey came and woke me up and said:
"Now "a yonr me. Uncle Bob. The
keeper has left the cage door open. ana
both doors Of the house are also wide
open. You can get out and have all the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
CONTROLLER BY AN IDEA.
Body and Wind May he Dominated
by Preconceived Notions.

BODY and Mind May he Dominated
by PrecOnceived Notions.
From the New Orleans Times Democrat.
Nothing is stranger than the way in
which the body and mind may become
dominated by what is called fixed
idea said a physician OF this city who
makes a speciality of diseases OF the
nerves. What reminded me of the sub
ject," he went on was a very curious
case that came to my attention not
great while ago. A 12-year-old boy. the
son OF very respectable family in mod
crate circumstances, who live on the
lower side of Canal street. had a slight
attack of infiammatory rheumatism last
winter and upon recovery some months
later found himself unable to straighten
his right arm. II was bent in such a
position that the back Of the hand almost
touched the shoulder, and, while there
was no particular soreness about It, the
boy simply insisted that he could not
move the elbow and hold the limb
straight. l saw no reason why there
should be any such a result from hts
slight rheumatic attack and was persuad-
ed from the outset that the boy. while
no doubt perfectly honest, was simply a
victim of se,f-deception.
During his illness he had proba bly,
found the arm more comfortable when
bent and gradually his mind had become
dominated by the fixed idea that it was
impossible for him to extend 1t. In
such cases 1t is useless TO argue wi h
the patient. but frequently some lucky
accident will dissipate the Illusion. One
day last fan / dropped In to see the boy
and while was in the house an old negro
auntie remarked In his hearing that
somebody done put charm on dat arm
and that she knew how to take 1t off,
How would you do IT.? I asked. I'D
use a red charm stone ! have at home,
she said. I rub 1t on his shoulder an
dat arm straighten out shore. ! could
see the boy was deeply impressed and
gave the old woman a quarter and told
her to be around with the charm stone
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

aromatic boudoir candles from France.
The colors of the tapers signify the
special aroma given out in the burn
irg, and, when one or two flames softly
as the toilet is In progress, a most rare
and delicious fragrance win be impart
ed to the hair and garments of the
person who dresses in their neighbour
hood. II almost goes without saying
that the aromatic candles belong in
sticks that are at once ornamental and
in harmony with the wax lights they
hold. The Glove tapers fit. for exam
pie, in slim and exquisite Kaiserin
sticks designed to show the carnation
plant form, and with wild clematis and
JASMINE the vine and flowers are re-
peated in the modelling OF their deli
cate and graceful sticks.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

caraveI in high relief on one of its sides;
and this handsome column, fitted to
black oak newell post, holds tallow taper
as big as a mans wrist and three feet
tail. For the same house he wrought in
silver a pair of mantle shelf sticks in
the Aubrey Beardsly style that seem to
have taken the house decorators heart
by storm. Two tall and slender girls.
in close, clinging draperies of silver, let
fall about their narrow ivory faces
straight, mermaid locks, also of silver
The streaming tresses float outward,
turn up at the ends, and in these ends
sockets for candles are set.
Art silver, combined with ivory, is an
arrangement extravagantly admired in
artistic candle manufacture, especially
when a design is used that reveals the
beauty of the feminine form divine; and
enameled pewter, nodded in these shapes.
carries no small amount of commercial
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
There is NO Such Word as Fail.

ncuee is something that kul physician does
this
Medicine
1 al Is
fed exhausted supplied patient feels the
l. IN II
a
o
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
A GREAT CANDLE REVIVAL.

The Wax Taper is ReSuming Its SUI
premacy i'm Lighting Modern
Houses.
New York Feb. 22.-The Jack who can
be light-footed and slnewy person, for
brass, bronze and silver sticks, measur-
ing from three to seven feet in height,
are no longer counted among the rare
and expensive furnishings for the hand
some drawing and dining rooms. The
great ecclesiastical candelabrum gave the
ambitious house decorator his first in
spiration for this. and so potent is the
law of fashion, now governing the hou e
beautiful, that candle light is esteem
far above the cl~arer and more power
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
BOB, THE BAB0ON.
His Interesting Adventures, as Re-
lated by Himself.

1 had been in Central Park about a
year when began to get very homesick.
You see, a baboon is used to roaming
around a good deal in his wild state,
while now they had me shut up in a cage
so small that could jump from end to
end of it. In my home in Africa we had
all kinds of fruits and nuts TO eat and
balloons and climb the tailest trees and
have lots of fun. The keepers were kind
10 me and tried to get me such food as
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
MI en- AND WOMEN.


a n iecto of
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

store and new fioorwalker for the house
furnishing Department.
who are you?" asked the other with
ugly impudence.
'T? Oh, I'm the proprietor of this bust
ness" said the gentleman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Gein nnabbansiaes Cuba.

8abinet peiit gerfa1ungs : Gntpurf
Suriid. - gubaner miifen Ylattz
ENHANCEMENT unperGnbert acceptt=
rem. - Sruppen tperben ni6t 5uz
riidge5ogen, iolange ni4t Cuba
cine Resieruns nuG Mcatnlep's
Siftat etnri6tet.
Wabinetor, .. g., l. Stunt.
= Ser pole Sert Der Contribution
purbe bon @efretdr Hoot Dem &abi=
net porgelegt unb bic alauieln, in
pel9en bic 8eitimmungen bes plattz
Mmenbements mobifi3irt ober auf
@runb ber8eripre6ungen, tpel6eSez
fretGr Hopt benz cubanii6en Gomite
1einer 53ett ma6te, in%terpretirt naz
rem, tpurben auf bas @enauei tie gez
priift. Man NOR ii6 BON borneberz
Elm flar, baB bic Contribution in III
rer ieBtgen 5af1ung ni6t angenomz
men tperben fonnte, benin e5 mar
flar, bab bas 8latt : Imenbement
in peri9iebenen punften iotpohl benz
Wortlaut na9, nie benz @eiite, MFG
a9tet porben mar. l1nb 10 blieb
beute Mbenb gubd's unab6dneiefeit
berielbe ulte 5raum elmer ungepiiIen
s3ufunft unb Die Contributions : Ser
fafer Der Yerle Der Intillen baben
umipnit searbeitet. Das 3obinet ber=
lanst bic beoingunssloie Nnnabme
bes Yldtt : Imenbements unb Der
Status Der eubanii6en Srase ldBt
ii4, pie elmer Der Senatoren iagte,
fura babin sufammenfaHen:
Der gongreB bat fein She'll setban,
als er ben grd1ibenten antpies, bic
l1nabbdnsigteit guba's an3lerfenz
men, iobalD bic gubaner bic BON
Gongreb auferlesten 8ebingunssn erz
flint hdtten. Was ben gonsreb an
betrifft, 10 lit feline Nrbeit getban.
Die Grefutibe, unter ben Snitruftio=
nen beg GongreTes, slaubI ni6t, bab
bic Nrbeit Der cubanifden Gonititu=
ante in uebereinitimmung NIT benz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
Gmm =S@s %%%%%""~ -1c<l Gntntan 4 g. ==%% %'"" CMm ST.

9eift Der 8eftimmungen bes Con-
greiies mar. Die 2Dfung bes groz
blems fam nur bur9 bic Gu6aner
geideben.
Oas 8abinet bei9lob, ben artegsz
Setretdr 5u initruiren, Die Gpnltiz
tuante iofort burd Generaf Wopb
informiren gu laRen, baB ba5 plattz
Imenbement obne 9eutung unb9usz
legung, flar unb unperfir5t in bic
cubaniide Contribution aufgenomz
men tperben mub. Oas mag bieYai=
iirung esWablgeiebes 5eitens Der
Gonitituante um mehrere Monate
persO9ern unb ptrb gang beitimmt
bic gpacuirung Der Sniel bur9 bic
amerifanif6en 5ruppen ouf unbe=
Jimmie 3eit binausi6ieben. Solange
pie bic 8e5iebuneen 5tpiiden Cuba
unb ben Ser. Staaten nidt feiteeIeBt
limb, funn feline 3egierung einaeridz
tet perben, unb 10 LANCE mI6en eben
Die Sruppen bleiben.
Die 9inefif6 DE 9elbz
rage.
Nd9bem Der 8etrag Der @nti6Gbi=
eung, pel6e China an Die WtG6te 81
5ablen bat, i9lieBli6, nie i6on friiz
Der bert6tet, feitgeieBt poroen, banz
belt es ii9 ieBt nod I'm Die 9arantie
Der Bombs, tpelde China emittiren
ion. Der bereits ofters beIpro9ene
ruhiIde @ori4ldg, baB Die Md9te
qemeinia lam cine intsrnationale So
rantie geben, ideint bel ben meiiten
suropGif4en Mddten Nnflang gez
funben gu BADEN, aber bic Ser. Stadz
ten peigern iid itanobaft, baran iid
gu betbeiligen.
4ls tednifaer 8runb fir bic Wei=
gerung fpirb eonitatirt, baB Die biez
iise Resieruns bur6 bei6rdnfte ge=
ftimmunsen Der 0erfaKuns perbin>
bert lei, an Der internationalen @d>
rantie iid gu betbeiligen. Oieie 4nz
sabe 1T pollitdnbig c@orrett, aber Die
anberen Mddte pirben ii9 pahrz
i4einlid Oamit sufrieben ge6en, tpenn
bic Der. Staten ertlaren piiroen, tie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

sdben ibre 3uitimmung ba3u, porbez
baltli9 Der 8%ene6mtgung Der @az
rantie bur4 ben GongreB. !6ieiigerz
feits 1T aber gar ni6t Der 8orI9laq
gema6t norben, in bic @orantie nit
einem berartigen 9orbe6alt ein3upilz
ligen, neil man ii6erhaupt cine gez
mein1ame internationale Garantie
ni6t piini6t.
Sebe Regierung IoQ na9 bieiioer
NuffaFung ii6 ibren 4nt6eil an Dem
8onbs nebmen, unb bamit anfonqen,
mas ie min, biefelben garantiren,
ober ni9t gardntiren. Sn Der ge=
metniamen 9arantie glaubt man 6as
8oripiel fir cine ~etpaioe peitere qez
meiniame Nftion in Der Submit 3r
erbliden, uno alem Qni9ein na6 bat
bic Administration biesmal bon G6iz
ma : Grpebitionen genug befommen.
@s lit inbeB taum na6ri6einli6 ,buB
Die europdii6en MG9te in bieier 8ez
5iebung Der bieIigen Gegierung na6a
geben tperben. Wolen ii9 bic Ser.
Staten abfolut an Der @arantie
nt4t betbeiligen, 10 mag man ii4 ba=
bin etnigen, Die 8urantie o1ne bie=
ielben 81 effettuiren.
Neugierig aber barf man barauf
iein, mas idlieBli9 aus Der roffener
SDir" nerben tpirb. Mobltpeisli3
bat bic QbminiItration bieie frage
BON Qnbeeinn nit einem S9leier Der
u~ngeipiB9eit umgeben, unO troB perz
I9iebener re6t beutli6er Muffprbe.
rungen niemals cine greifbare 0efiz
milton bapon gege6en, mas man BENIN
eigentli4 barunter perItebe, IobaB Tie
ii9 INNER 5uriid aieben fdnn. SIN
leBter 3eit lit es 5iemli9 title bon
Der .offenen Sbiir" geporben, unb
tpenn ii9 bic Oinge auf ben pbilip=
ptnen nun pirfli4 10 geitalten, tpie
Die pprto Rico : Gntf9eibung bes
Sberbunoesgeri4ts bermutben lGBt,
bann tperben tpobl bic i6Dnen pbraz
fen bon Der noffenenSbur" iiberbaupt
peri4ninben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02
&mnf= Mabelarbeit.

Circle i'm 5oper ab, nobel Der Scatter
gu 8ot16after Wbite Ii. u. iagte, oaB
bic Mpnumente in Der 6iegesallee Der
beutI9en Sl1geno por5iigli6 paterldnz
bifhe 0eI6idte betbringen fOnnten.
&Dniain Wilbelmina begrIbte 8otz
f6after Wbite als einen alien 9efannz
ten bon Der 6aager 5riebensconferen5
unb erinnerte ibn an peri6ieoene Gin
aelnbeiten Der bamaligen 8erbanblunz
gen.
Sturs bonn Pferbe.
8ei Der parabe tpurbe Der neuer=
nannte Gommanbeur bes 1. 8atail=
Ions bes &ai1er Mleranber 9arbe=
@renabier< 3eeiments, Major b. b.
Burg, bonn Pferbe %abgeiporfen. Ser
8erunsliidte erlitt cine @ebirneriditz
terung.
Ser s1Idli4e Sinber.
OILS aaiIer Wilbelm bic Hei9slanbs
berlaKen bate, purbe bemerft, bab er
auf benz Yarabefelb Bel MeB iein ruff
f19es Mnbreasfreu5 perlpren bate.
Muf ieinen 8efebl, bos parabefelo
ab3ufu1en, fanb Der Mlustetier &lo=
fterhoIer bas areua uno erbielt 100
Mart 8elobnuns.
Wer Bat es gend9t?
Sn Der beutiden greiie gdbrt unb
brobelt es, tpie in einem 8ulfan. llnb
bos MGes bat Der biefise r2ofalzIn=
aeiser" nit Der BON ibm a(lein gebra9z
ten Melbuns BON Der 9epeide bes
gsaren iiber Walber1ee angerihtet,
BON tpel9er Der &aiier mad benz grer=
aieren Der Raiier : Brigade seiproden
bate. Wie eemelbet ipurbe, befabl Der
Raifer, fortan ale 3eitungsberidter=
ftatter aus5uidlieben, 10 oft er militd=
ride Geben halten nirbs. 5olgli4
mub bier elm 0ertrauens< W&iBbrauh
po~rIieaen. Die 8ldtter IaHen ii9 ba=
riber ungefdbr in folgenoer Weife per=
nebmen: Wer es senagt bat, aaifer=
tporte obne 8orpifen bes 4ailsrs
ober bes Ranalers in bic preHe gu
brinsen. isi aIeiAsiltia Oh er 3ofbe=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-02

fan3ler autgebeiBen haben iolen, uno
tpelde lautet: rOie in einem bieligen
2ofalblatte berDffentlidten Mittbstz
lrtneen iiber cine Nnipru9e oes8aiier5
geben bieielbe, abgeieben BON eintgen
l1ngenauigfeiten, i'm erpben 9an5en
ri6tig pieber. Sbelei6 Der Sn6alt
Der Hebe tpobl auf aagemeine 3ultimz
mung re9nen fDnnte, miii1en mir bod
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, baB bic
@srDffentlidung bieier Nniprd6e in
benz betreffenben 2ofalbldtte auf Ell
mem MISUNDERSTANDING berubt unp
ben aGerb0hiten Sntentionen Ii. aus
briidli9en Weiiungen Sr. MajeItdt
piberIpri6t, tpel6en 5ufolee bic Ser
Dffsntli9ung BON 4nipruden uno
Meuberungen bes &aiiers Bel militdri=
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S9le6te @rnbte= Musi9 Dr.
ten.
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ii6ten in preuben bat 9raf pon Biz
lop als preuBii6er Minifter : Prdiiz
bent bic peri6iebenen Oepurtements
angepieisr, 1in in 8ereitf9aft gu ball
ten, Inn n0tbigenfaas Staatsbiilfe ge=
tpG6ren gu fDnnen. Die Grnbte zines
groBen Sbeiles in preuBen i4eint eth
totaler 5eblidlug gu perben.
e pz"S ruppe in Wien
erolgrei6.
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rGaiino="S ruppe am beaten"
in Mien lit NIT sroBem grfolge croft
net tporben unb perfpri4t Elm isbr
sldnaenbes gu tperben.
aabeIfunfen.
4aiTer Milbelm nirb feline bless
idbriee Norblanbreiie am %. Sum-
na9 Der 4ieler Regatta antreten.
paftor Or. Oidie, Der preoiger Der
amerifanii6en Stride in Berlin, 1T
nit $40, 900 aus ben Ser. Staaten
auriidsefebrt. Oas @elb ioa gum
8au elmer neuen amerifanif9en airz
DE beripanbt perben.