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The age-herald., 1901-10-12
DISCLOSURES IN
 RHODES LETTERS
THEY SHOW THAT HE GAVE CLAD STONES PARTY E 5000 ON CON. OPTION THAT EGYPT SHOULD NOT BE EVACUATED.

London, October 1.-The Spectator to- morrow will print letters from Cecil Rhodes and the late Francis Schnaedhorst (who, from 1885 to 1892, was the chief or ganizer and adviser of the Liberal party. sustaining the sensational allegations made some months ago. that MT. Rhodes in 1891 gave a5000 to the Liberal party on condition that MT. Gladstone would not bring about the evacuation of Egypt by the British troops.
 Both Sir Vernon Harcourt and Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman (the Liberal leader), have publicly declared this to be false In a letter covering this correspon- dence. MT. Rhodes sums us as follows:
 met MT. Schnaedhorst in London. and he asked me whether I was willing to subscribe to the party funds I said was prepared to do so, providing tho policy was not to scuttle out of Egypt and in the event of home rule being brought forward, provision should be made for the retention of the Irish mem- bers at Westminster. I understood from MT. Schnaedhorst that he would consult MT. Gladstone. which quite satisfied me, as I looked upon MT. Gladstone as the Liberal party. MT Schnaedhorst accepted the contribution upon the conditions de- fined in the letter appended"
 In this letter Mir Rhodes demanded that his contribution be Kept secret and that the check be returned If the Irish were not represented at Westminster. But he added a postscript, saying
 q am mortified at MT. Morley's speech on Egypt If you think your party hope less, keep the money, but give 1t to some charity. It would be an awful thing to give my money to breaking up the Elm pire''
 In 1892 MT. Rhodes again wrote to MT. Schnaedhorst drawing attention to speech of MT. Gladstone foreshadowing a scuttle out of Egypt and Expressing the hope that Mr. Schnaedhorst would do his best to check the mad step. But" he said If your respected leader remains obdurate, I shall certainly call upon you to devote my subscription to some public charity"
 In Mir schnaedhorst's reply. he says. Mir. Rhodes money had already been spent, as he believed 1t was given mainly to help the home rule struggle. MT. Sch naedhorst, however. assured MT. Rhodes that MT. Gladstone's utterances were only an expression of pious opinion, that Sir William Vernon Harcourt was also an- noyed at them, and that no scuttle out of Egypt was likely, as he had seen Lord Roseberry, then slated for foreign minis ter, who would not permit 1t, being "a strong man who will take his own course. very different from the plant, supple Granville"
 "On the reception of this." MT. Rhodes says, T bothered no more. as upon Lord Roseberry's appointment I knew Egypt was saved. I leave your readers to decide how far Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman Is justified in characterizing the original statements as a lie from beginning to end. According to their statements, neither Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman nor Sir William Harcourt are acquainted with the facts But I naturally assumed that MT. Schnaedhorst was speaking with au- thority."
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
$nO,OOO Is Needed to Rescue Miss Stone, and Not
 Half Raised
THE SULTAN IS RESPONSIBLE
Ills Misgovernment ProVokes and Pro tects Briaandage-The United States Government VIII De-
 mand Preparation.

Boston, October 1.-The r-tsunder- standing existing In various parts of the country, indicated especially in private of the fund to ransom Miss Stone, the missionary, is considered to be of suf- ncient reason for the Issuance of another appeal for funds by the clergymen who signed the first one. The idea is to im- press upon the people of America the danger which still threatens Miss Stone. The second appeal follows:
 Boston. October II, 1901. To the People of America:
 The promptings of our hearts compel us to issue a second urgent appeal to the people of America to come to the rescue Of Miss Ellen M. Stone, the American, missionary now held captive by brigands in the Balkan Mountains for a ransom of H10.000. Nearly one-half that sum is vet to be raised.
 Private advices received yesterday were to the effect that 1t was absoIutelv necessary to raise the full amount at once. The story of thirty days respite Is absolutely discredited in the best in- formed circles.
 "Today's information from Washington Is that the outlook is far from being so re-assuring as was hoped yesterday.
 Will not all pastors, tender-hearted women, patriotic men and representatives of commercial and financial activity ev- anywhere and every one aid by giving and soliciting until the entire fund is in hand
 "A life is at stake, the life of a Chris tian. a missionary, patriot and a noble American.
 "All contributions should be sent dj. rect to Kidder, Peabody & Co, 11b Devon shire street, Boston. or Barring. Maeoun & Co, 15 Wall Street. New York
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
INDEX TO TODAY's PAPER.

1-Schley Court of Inquiry.
 Final Census Report.
 Soldiers Enjoy Good Health.
 The Episcopalians.
 Second Appeal for Miss Stone. 2-Santos- -Dumont Takes a Flyer. New Railroad for Ensley.
 Amusements. L 3-The Kearsarge and Alabama Alabama Oil
 State and Suburban News. 4-Illitorial.
 In Hotel Lobbies
 Short Stories of the Day. 5-To Investigate Garbage Contract. Shelley Says He Represents Democrats. Local Miscellany. e-Trade Reviews for the Week. 1.-The Markets. s-A Chat With Miss Thurston. The Races.
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
Kansas Bank Robbed.

Beatrice, Neb.. October 11.-News reached here today that the Bank of Narka, Kan, forty miles southwest, was robbed some time last night by safe blowers, who used dynamite on the steel safe and secured $15,000, principally in cash. The bank officials asked that the Beatrice bloodhounds be sent, and they left on special train. Latest reports are that the dogs found the trail of the cracksmen and are far out in the country accom- panied by a posse.
The age-herald., 1901-10-12

lost. The committee then arose. It was decided that the house should next go into committee of the whole on this sub ject Monday at 10:30 o'clock.
 The New Bishop.
 The house of bishops has mentioned missionary bishops to be elected by the house of deputies as follows:
 District of Hankow, Rev. J. A. Ingle, now at HanlIow.
 District of the Philippines, Rev. c. H. Brunt,. now at St. Stephens, Boston. District of Chicago Rev. Fred w. Kaetor, now of Dubuque, Iowa.
 District of Porto Rico and adjacent is- lands, Rev. William Cabell Brown. now connected with the mission of Brazil. District of North Dakota, Rev. Charles P. Pierce, U. s. A.
 The house of bishops adopted the elev- enth and last amendment to the constitu- tion.
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
THE PROSPECTS FOR RELEAsE
Of Mss Stone Not Reassuring-Proa-
 ress of Negotiations.


 Washington, October 11.-The State De- partment has heard again by cable from United States Consul General Dickinson and Secretary of Legation Spencer Eddy touching on the progress of the negotia- tions looking to the release of Miss Stone. None of the details was made public. however, and all that can be gathered as to the status of the case are that the con- ditions are by no means reassuring as was expressed yesterday.
 Constantinople, October 11.-Tn com- pliance with request from Washington the search by Ottoman troops for the ab- ductors of Miss Stone, the American mis- sionary, has been abandoned. 1t being feared that the brigands would kin her should they be closely pursued.
 Arrangements are now being mado Co pay the ransom demanded
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
cresceus' Exhibition.

Toledo, Ohio, October 11.-Cresceus gave another exhibition trot today for char ity and reduced the worlds record on a half-mile track to 2:Oeh. The previous record made by him was 2:09%. He also went mile to wagon in 2:12
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
NIne Rounds and out.

Baltimore, October 11.-Young Peter
 Jackson of California tonight knocked out "Scaldy Bill" Quinn of Williams port, Pa, in the ninth round. =
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
1HE KEY 10 succEss

Is generally turned by the man who advertises and keeps his name and business before the people
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Lieutenant Marsh was then excused. The last witness of the day was Capt. F. F. Chadwick. He was questioned by MT. Hanna concerning the code of sig nals arranged by Captain McCalla of the Marblehead with the insurgent Cubans near Cienfuegos. He replied:
 Captain McCalla arrived off the reefs at Key West at noon on the 18th of May. He came on board and spent some little time with Admiral Sampson and myself. He later told me he had made an ar rangement with the Cubans off Cienfue- EOS by which they could communicate with the ships. He said he did not care to have anything said about it, as he was going back the next day. and his would be probably the first ship there. He was accidentally delayed at Key West by his inability to get coal and water until the next day, so that instead of leaving on the 20th he left on the 21st."
 Was this system of signals reduced to writing?"
 No"
 ITO whom, if you fecollect. did you communicate this system or signals or information, respecting it?"'
 My memory is entirely at fault re- garding that I cannot say positively that communicated 1t to anybody"
 Did you communicate it to Admiral Schley? If not, why not?'
 The signals were not communicated to Commodore schley because Captain Mo- Calla said he was going back the next day and would give them to all the ships off Cienfuegos himself"
 Was Commodore Schley then at Key West?"
 He had left on the morning of the 18th for Cienfuegos."
 Some hours before McCalIa arrived with his system of signals?"
 About three hours before''
 Do you remember whether Commodore Schley was advised at that time that Captain McCalla was operating of Cien- fuegos or notY''
 T do not remember any conversation. Commodore Schley was on board the New York on the afternoon of the 18th, { O clock, and as he was going to Cfenfus-
 lContinued on Second Pare.)
The age-herald., 1901-10-12
THE WEATHER.

FOR ALABAMA: SHOWERS AND COOLER SATURDAY; SUNDAY FAIR; FRESH sOUTHEAsTERLY WINDS.
The age-herald., 1901-10-12

When we were at the western end of the line the ships could have come out and stood to the eastward without our being any the wiser unless they showed lights"
 How about the reverse Of that propo- sition?'
 '.I think it would have been the same in either case"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-10
Or. Grid b. SrnQalSfi.

Sr. GRID b. SrpgalSft.
III elmer Der beeabteten unb tenntniB=
rei6ten unter ben jiin9eren @eosra=
pben; er bat lid als Sori6unesreiien.
Der mieoerbOlt pprtreffli9 benudbrt.
Grid b. SrDsalsti wuroe 1865 gu
G6nissbers, G%fpreuBen. seboren. gr
fiuoirte Naturwiiienidaften uno puroe
1888 in Berlin Niiii1ent oes oortigen
@eoodtiiden Sniituts. Sn ben Sabren
1891 bis 1898 peranIaltete Die ger=
liner @eiellidaft fir grbtunoe cine
uiiieni6aftli6e grpeoitinn nod 8r6n=
LAMB. Sic gorerpeoition leitete b. grp=
salsti; lie tei6dftiste lid borsusstpeiie
nit porldufisen MeiIunsen uno Inter-
fu6ungen i'm umanaffioro an Der @eft=
fiife 8r6nlanos. ueber Die graebniiie
Der Saupterpeoition, an Der aud Der
Meteorolos Staoe unb Der bereits se=
nannte Coolidge @anb0ffen tbeilnab=
men, beridtete 0rpsalsfi ausfubrli6
in einem %sweibdnoisen Werfe. Sn an=
iebuns ieiner 8eroienfte I'M Die @r6n=
lanoforidung %ernannte i'm Die 8eosra=
pbiide Geielli6aft in aopenbasen gum
gbrenmit9lieDe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-10

Ta6 benz GrunoldB, roaS SebeuGla1ber
beiBt, erlll6t Sobn q. Smitb pom Wilrpal:
fee eSebermanu, lem Neilmittel fiir 9tbellma;
Iismlis aIf leiue Soften 81 perluben. 81
Dem 3mede mill er %, 0G0 Srei : Eudete or
Seute pertbeilen, Die ibm ibre aorellen elnlen;
ben. SNerr Smitb bat ale Sualeu uni
S6mersen beS H~beunnatlslnIs our69ema6t,
bat alle betanuteu Mtittel uerlu6t, uno jam
bod ui6t Die gerin9lte Sinoerung.
Wan6mdl ma er 10 bilflos, baB er Wor=
pbtum einItabm, lIno mad plelem Sotterr
ersab er lib entmutbigt III lein S6itlal. Isl
beaauu ben llrla6eu beS GbellmatiSmus
na6suforl6en, uno mad pielen SerluGen err
fauo er IdlieBli6 cine 3ulammenltelung, Die
ibn poliGnoig beilte. Die 9Sirfung fir leiz
men gansen SOrper lpar 10 mobltbueno, oaB
sr lein neugefunbenes Seilmittel rSlorta
Comic nannte. Sieienigen leiuer Sreunoe
unb Serrpanpren unb ytabbarn. Die an Gbell.
matismus litten, muroen suua6lt %flrirt, uno
Serr Smith bel6loB, lein Vtittel Der 9ansen
Werldbelt Su oferiren. Nber er tdno Die
aufgabe 10 l6mer, oa fait Seoermann bereits
elm tSunoert ober mebr Mittel perlu6t butte
lno nibt 81 ilberreoen mar, oaB ein Mtittel
fIr bic 6eilung pom Gbeumatismus i'm Be-
reid Der Ot09li6feit lie9e. 2lber Elm alter
Serr ron Se9uin, Seras, l6rieb ibm, baB,
faus Serr Smitb cine Erobe i6iden wolte,
er fte periu6en piiroe, aber oa er lett eiuunb=
piersi9 Sabren gelitten uno elm SermOsen
Iir aer;te uno Seilmittel a%usse9eben babe,
NOBLE er ni6ts mebr f%aufen, bis er piiBte,
baB es mas werth iei. Die Erobe wuroe se=
i6idt, er faufte mebr unb bic &irfuus mar
eritaunlt6. @r wurbe poaitdublg gebeilt.
Dos CAB Serrn Smitb cine neue Sebee, uub
ieit Der 3eit bat er ieine freien 9robe= 4adete
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-10

SeaeI aus papiermaf{e
tusrben lett GINGER 3eit berseaellt. Sic
iino ,peit billiger als bic leinenen &C.
gel, i9mellen unb f%lattern i'm Winb'
ME bic gem6hnliden Segel uno limb II
gut ME unaerreibbar.
Gum 6ube 9esen bic 9Iat'
tern tpurben unldnsii alle Beuobner
bes @ebietes bon ben 8eb0roer
ansemieien, lid impfea gu laiien. I'm
gefdbr $4,000 perionen tpuroen Dor
bieier @%eroronung betroffen.
9eim lebten Musbru6e bes
8uItans Mauna 2oa auf ben 90.
tpaii-Snieln mdlste iid Elm iber l.
Oarbs breiter 2apaltrom nit Der Sc
fdninoigfeit bon 80 enaliiden Meiler
in oer Stunoe ben 8ergabbans binab.
@erfenft man elm Stud
Sort 200 Sub tief in's Meer, Il
feist es in Solse bes itarfen Waiier'
brllds nidt mehr empor. Sci leoer &C.
rinaeren Siefe aber erbebt es ii6 iofort
uno f9nell mieoer an Die Sberfld6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-10

Wlalaien, yirmonen unb guropdern
auiammenieben. Sic Smell III 9ebiraig
uno peni9 frudtbar. 9ie b6die gr=
bebun9 biloet Der Wictoria Yeaf, Der
bis au elmer 06be BON 1892 Sub iiber
ben MeeresIpieael emporraet. 9aifune
ridten auf Der Sniel sutpeilen sroBen
S6aoen an; elm folder berni6tete
ober beiddoiste am %. September
1874 I'M @anaen 1918 Sduier, SO
grcee Shiffe. 9unberte BON 9i6unfen
uno foltete mebreren 9auienoen BON
Menl6en oas Qeben.
Mm n0roliden SuBe oes @ietoria
peat' 1T in Der fursen 3eit bon nod
ni6t ie6s Sabrsebnten cine SanOels-
itaot, Son9tona, %entfanoen, Die nit
ibren mebr oils 200. 900 Ginnohnern
uno einem jdbrliden umiabe bon Iali
$250,000. 900 gu ben beoeutenoIten
Wertebrsmittelpunttsn nidt nur Gbi-
nas, ionoern Der garl5en Groe sdtlt.
Sur6 feline Stellune als Sreibaien be-
9tinltiat. fiebt Songtona our4 en9liide.
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Qm Safeu bon Songfong.

%tt VIZ ?" SU"SAS"Se
Miidlinae 9ineiiI6en, malaiiiden uno
iapaniIGen @luts, Die Mebrsabl Der
g%inpobner base9en, iiber "a. sos See
len, Gbineien. Griber mar at hsr
@rense Der Golonie eiGs Mauef aesoaen,
beren Sbor diaeitfde'S oloaten bemad,
ten; oieie Merte iino jebt perfallen..
Sic Stabt Macap 1T ampbitbeatra.
ltd auf elmer 9iigelreibe erbaut. Nuf
ben E6dten g%rbebunsen finb mebrere
Eprts errihtet. melde nit 140n Sipabis
unter portusieiii6en Cffiaieren be-
mannt iino. Sic Staot ielbf ideieet
fi6 in amei beiimmt ab9esrenate Quar=
there. Sas cine III bas portueieIiide
@iertel nit mebreren, Girden, aber au6
aablrei9en S%pielbduiern. BON benen
Die Golonie lire 9aupteinnabme be-
aiebt. Ser anbere, sr6Bere Steil TT bas
9ineiiide 8iertel, bas nit ieinen 9ro=
BEN acknowledgement uno feinen
ensen, idmubisen @aiien gu benz iau=
beren uno iillen portusieiiiden 8iertel
ben i6rofffen @egeniab biloet. Maeao
ilt SIP zines portuaieiii9en @ouper=
1eurs, zines 8iIdDfs unb zines dime
fii9en Manoarinen. Sic sr6bte
5ebensmiiroisteit Maeaos 1T bic 8rotte
BON Gamoens, in melder Der Ei4ter
Quis be Gamoens, Der 1856 uno 1857
in Macao Elm. 0mt befleibete, Die erlien
ieds @eidnge ieiner r2ufiaoen" pollen=
bet baben ioll. Cine 8ife in Der
8rotte erinnert an ben aroBen 9idter.
Macao tiloete Sab1bunberte hinour1
Die einai9e Nieoerlaiiuns Der guropder
in China, uno Die 9taot belt ben
Sanoel auiihen europa uno Gfaiien
fat ausi1liebli1 in 9dnOen. 0eute III
Der 6afen Macaos perihlammt, 10 oaB
grpBe Gauifabrteiidiife uno &rieas=
fabrseuaniiie flint bis feds ensliide
Meilen por Maeao Dor Nnter seben
miiIen. Ser 9anoel lie9t meilt in ben
6dnben BON @bineien. melde Geis.
S6ee, Geioe. ,3uder unp Snoieo aus>
fu6ren. 9ie ginfuhr befebt bauptldd=
lid aus Sals. Sic Geiammtumidge
betraaen iabrli1 500, 500, 600. Sic
fommerSielle 9eoeutuns, mel6e Macao
friiber beIab. bat oieies ieit benz Gm.
portommen BON 9ongfons fat boil.
ftdnoig einsebIBt.
Sic felt 1912 BON China ON gng=
LAMB absetretene Sniel 9onsfons (dine=
lid 9eans=auang, .Sbal Der buften=
ben Maiier") lie9t on Der Gillette Der
Wiinbung bes aantonfluiies. Sic unl-
fabt 32a enslii9e Quaoratmeilen 5ld9e
uno bat unaefdbr 240, 900 ginmobner.
bic fi6 aus @bineien, Snbern, parien.
Trsgt die DIE Sorts, Die lhr Inner Gskaut HABIT
.; = MMMzzm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-10

oeutide. fransOiii6e, 0Herrei6ii6=un=
gariide uno anoere 9ampferlinien ni9t
nur nit ben sroBen dineiii9en, japa=
nii6en uno inoiiden 9dfen, ionoern
aud nit Nuiralien, Nmerifa uno bur6
Den Guesfanal nit europa in @er=
%binoun9. Ni9t reniser als 10000
Gdiffe nit einem @ebalt BON 8,000.=
900 big 5000, 900 Sonnen laufen
jdbrlid ben 9onstonger Safen an.
Sic ginfubr, tuel6e our6 europdii6e
Sirmen permittelt mirb, iebt ii6 in Der
9auptia6e aus Opium. 8aumnollifof=
fen. &obbaummolle unb Geis auiam=
men. Ser grport befiebt aumeif aus
Der Wieoerausfubr bieier Mrtifel.
9ie 9taot 0ongfong 1T SIP zines
en9liiden 8o%uDerneurs. Sic bat cine
iidnoige @arniion bon 1920 damn
unb III Gtation zines Commodore. Sas
Mmtssebduoe fur ben @ouperneur unb
oas militdriide 9aubtquartier befin=
ben ii6 am Nbbange oes 8ictoria
peat, Der nit elmer iippisen iubtropi=
i6en @esetation beoedt 1T, aus Der fid,
auBer ben errdbnten beiben &e9ie=
rungsgebduben, nod cine aroBe Nnaabl
ftattli6e 0illen, Paldie uno 9otels er=
teben. parallel Der bier enslii6e Mei=
len lansen 9afentraBe laufen uesen
oes fell a~nlteisenoen 8ietoria peat rur
nod atpei anoere GttaBen, bic gu bei=
ben Geiten nit mebrfiOdisen 9duiern
aus @ranit beiebt iinb, bur9 beren
unterl ies Stodnerf Nrfaben laufen.
Sic i9tpere 8auart mar tuegen Der
idnbis orobenoen Seifunaefabr MOTH
uennis. Bon ben men;aen 5auptara.
BEN 9onatonss, bas bon ben griten
ltart befetigt murbe, trdst Die peooar
street etretl npllfpmmen enaliiden
@haratter. 8Dn Dem Gipfel oes 8icz
toria peat eroffnet lid cine srobartige
Gunbi9au iiber bic Gtaot uno Die bor-
selaserten Snieln.
Srpg ieines Meltberfebrs uno ieiner
1tarfen ausldnoiiden 8eD6lferun9 1T in
9onsfons Der dineiii6e 6remosnbaB
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nomterblte.
gfeaes aus Dem Bereid1 Der Rooe-VerIbefas
oieies @inter Iehr beIiebt.

genes aus benz 8eretd Der Wooe-DerIbeiab
oiefeu 1inter febr beliebt.
Ser our Nusi9miifung BON &lei=
bern 10 beliebte Perlbeiab tommt in
bieiem Winter aud pielia6 fir 9iite in
Mnmenoung. 8et Dem Limits auf unie=
rer 3eidnuns abgebiloeten MOoellbut
III Der flade GOpf understanding nit
perlen bendbt uno betleioet ben i9ma=
len s%ebosenen 8anbiammet in beil9en=
blauer Niance. @leidfarbi9er Sammet
1T gu Der ieitliden G6leife perarbeitet,
oeren @6lupfen bon perlborte besrenst
ueroen. Gin id6ner tpeiBer 8eiber uno
cine c~iielirte sdnalle, iomie atpei bic
Snnentrempe sierenoe, aus Sammet
Derfertigte 3oietten berbollfdnoiaen
bas seidmadpplle arrangement. 8eion=
oerer geliebtbeit erfreuen ii9 nod
INNER Die Seoerboas. melde bas Sc
ii9t in 10 reisenOer @eiis umrabmen.
Sic bibide, fir iunse Grauen be-
fimmte Soque redts 1T auf lei4tes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-10

| an Que perianbt, Die barna6 lhreiben. Gs
bette SrGuleiu emma S%alenoer, BON gtr.
100 Dat StraBe SinCennes, Sno., Die, nadz
benz tie 500 Collars fiir gerste allsge9eben,
ais boiinun9SloS Dem Sooe perfaaen erfldrt
wurbe. Sn Srnlier, Hebr., beilte es Srau
Carl Morip, cine Game pom 81 Sabren, Die
lett 50 Sabren g"elitten bate. Sn Sonntain
Gitp, isis, beilte es ben Q6tb. SsSdfob Ger
oller, einen Serrn pom 70 sSabren, Der leit 33
Sabren 9elitten bate. SSn BerrDsbur9. O.,
turirte es !Serrn Uti6. Mhltb, einen 6errn
pom 20 Sabren. Sn Seron 9ate, Wtinn.,
beilte es SSrau Sobu @eebr, Die 30 Sabre 9e=
litteu bate. Serr Eaitor 6. Suno pon Oar
rispille, isis, perlu6te bieies bemertensmer=
tie Mittel an ;lpei Mit9lieoerm Ieiner 9e=
meinbe pom oeneu Der Sine ID lIno Der lnoez
re 25 Sabre aelitten bate. geioe muroen
pollitGnbig %flrrirt. Sogar b~eruorrasenbe aerS=
tie mlBten ,ugeben, baB y@loria Comic" elm
lpunberbarer grfol9 lei, barunter Or. Suin=
tero pom Der uniperiitdt pom SeneSlel, benz
es pom amerifaniiden Soniul empfoblen
mar. eSn taulenben pom anberen ,Sdlen lit
bic @irflng bieielbe gepelen. IS beilte pie
lie ,SGle, ole ben SospitGlern, SrDguem, Glet=
trisitdt uno Grstliber Sunit w%iberitanSen,
oaruuter Yerlonen i'm glitter pom iiber 75Sab=
rem.
Serr Smitb perl6idt ein Grobe=9adet Obj
lolut foitenirei an ieben eeier, benn er
wiinl6t, baB lein 9utes Slid Seoen Sl GU
tie fommt. SIS lit elm merfwiirbises Seilmitz
tel, unb es gibt feinen 3weifel bariiber. baB
es ieoen SAL pom Gbeumatismus beilt, gang
slei6, wie bartnadis ct ieiu mag. Germ
Smitb's poue 4breile lit: Sobn q. Smitb,
$50 @ermania gebdroe, 0eiawaufee, @is.
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N(aCao un0 5ong6on9.
0alturuerfall nnb 8litbe an Der
Miinonns bes YerlHufes.

NutbmaBIi6er Git oer VbiIippimersS amta.
aelteite earopaiide &olonie tn Gbina-1ie
9tdtererotte = SIM ,,3baI Der oattenoen
xSaMer-@roba~ttee Ranofdau.
Sic Der. Staaten=8 egieruna ridtete
bor GINGER 3eit an Gle en9liide oas Ct
fu6en. Dem Sreiben Der pbilippiner.
Sunta in 9ongtong, melde bic Mufs
fidnoiiben auf 9uson INNER tpieber
nit Waffen unb anoerem Griessbebarf
oeriiebt. elm @noe gu MAIDEN. IS sing
larauf BON Der enslii6en 8eaieruns in
oiiisieller Sorm Die Mittbeilung elm.
oaB es ibr unmD9li6 9emeien lei, bic
Ybilippiner= Sunta In SonsfOns 81 ent=
beden. Meitere @rmitteluneen Der
@aibinatpner 9e66roen fiibrten nun
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anidt bcn Gaeao.

81 Der mertuiiroigen Gntoeduns. baB
Die portugieiiIde Golonie Macao elm
beliebter edlupfmintel fir Die 8bilip=
piner 1T uno audi mabri6einlid Der
Sunta oerielben als folder Dient.
Sic GDlouie Macao nit Der 0aupt=
HABIT 9leiden Namens liegt an Der
meerbuiendbnliden MiinOung oes Sam
ton. ooer Yerlfluiies i'm iioGineIii6en
Mteere, IS engliide Meilen bon SAM
ton, 'auf elmer tleinen 9albiniel. Sic
&olonie tunroe i6on i'm Sabre 1886
bon Den portuaieien se9rinoet, aber
tbre 9obeitsrehte uurOen eri 1868 bon
ben Gbinefen anertannt. Sic 1921
portuaieien Macaos iino nit Nus=
nabme Bon 615 in europa 8eborenen
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proffGor prpgalski.
Ser Setter Der oemtfd)en GaopoIsGrpc2
ein beaabter, femntnibreidIer 0eosreV:.

etn besabter, fenntntbretd1er OeogreV.-
Oils Setter fir Die fir 1901 beitimmts
beuti6e Siioppl=grpeoitiorL fir tuetde
Der oeuti6e 6eidsta9 ieiner 3eit ole
Soften in SDbe bon 1920, 900 Warf
bemilliate, III Der auBeroroentli6e Prp:
feIior Der Geographic an Der uniperiitdt
In Berlin, Sr. Grid b. Srpaalsti,
ernannt woroen, fir Die soologil1=
botaniiden 9rbeiten uno Siidereiunter=
fu6unsen Er. grnlt @anb0ffen, pri=
batoo3ent Der geologic oil Der uniper-
iitdt Giel, fir pie dratliden unb bat=
teriolostIden Mrbeiten Gr. 9ars Go
aert, Niifenaarat ON &ranfenbauie
lints Der Star in Minden, unb fur
bic ssolosiiden unb demii9en Sr.
gmil pbilippi, MiiiHent am Muieunl
fur Naturfunbe In Berlin.
Sie Expedition. fir bic onf ben
Gopalbtsmerten In Risl berlnalen. Elm