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The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effect May Is, 1902
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
light.
90 Express trains
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
Avenue Station. for
NEW YORK, week days. '5S, $40,
'i0b3 a. m.: 'lS.21, '256 '519 tRoyal Linn
ited), '7.42 'lo.55 p. m. Sundays. '526, % 10.
'll35 a. m; '2.56. '5,ls lRoyal Limited,
'1t2, 'l0.55 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days. '.5o6, $50
s645, 10. .S09, '94O, 1908, 1857 a. M:
'12.2l. '2.jd, 3.15. '45S '5.l9( Royal Limitcd)
$40 '742. 800, 'lo55 p, m. Sundays, 45.2G,
720 $50, 1910, 1853, .S5 a. M; : c5f. 4So.
'5.l9, lRoyal Limited), G3J, '7.42, S56, 'lO.ss
p. m.
Chester week days, $50. '645, 7.2a, 800,
'9.40, 'Ie.53, '1o.51 a. m: 315 45S. $40, s7ia,
800, 'lO.55 y. IN. Sundays. 40, S So ~ n.
1853, 'u.S5 u. M; $50, t.35, '.4z, s.56 'l0SS
=, m.
Atlantic City. week days, '6.45 and s9is
n. m, 'l2.2l, '-56 and 1913 p. III. (Koyal
Limited Sundays 40 Il. H., '5.19 D. III.
Royal Limitedl
Cape May and Ocean City, week days
'6.45 Il. H.. '2.56 y. Ill. Sundays 720 a.
M, '2.56 p. III.
Sea Isle City. week dnys, .6.45 a. m,
s2.56 p. N. Sundays '5.a6 a. IN, 's.56 D.
N.
Baltimore and Washington, week days,
a14, 800, 'n.S1, a. m; '124. '209, $40,
s459, 'S.20 Royai Linited). "S01, sl013 y.
m Sundays, '4lA, 500 Il. M; 'i24, .2os,
s3i0, $50 (Royal Limited, '3G, 'l0.l2
p. N.
Baltimore and way stations, week days.
SIS a. M: $50 p. m. Sundays, aE =. m;
bS7 p. m.
Newark, week days. hl4, G51. 'SA
sllSl a. M; 'l.24. $50, "4S2, G12 1901 y. III.
Sundays, '414, 's0a. 90s y M: 'l.a 5.1
73a. 's.o1 p. m.
Pittsburs, week days. $50 a. m '4F2.
Job p. m. Sundays, 1904 H. m; 's40,
'1O.i3 p. m.
Chicago, daily. .s.o4 a. m; .a4o p. m.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis, s4l4 Z. m:
'l.sl, 'I0.13 y. H. daily.
Singerly accommodation. week days,
SIS a. M; $50, 6.12 p. m. Sundays, sos T.
m: 5;37 7.3a p. M.
Laudenberg accommsda ton, week days,
45a y. IN.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore, week days. $50 p. N.
Landepberg week days. $40 =. M: 49,
90 y. m. Sundays, $40 a. m; GEO p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For VIII
mington, week days, '335, $50 $50, 1000
'l0bs A. m: 'ip50. '1.37. o15 '3cS, All
6G, $3.50. '5.4S (Royal Limited. 500 go.
s7g6, '9.3S. 'l1,S5 p, m Sundays. 49,: '7.3o,
sea 1000, a. m: AZ 80 1877. 215. '3OS. lS5,
s5S ltoyal Limited). $50. '7.26. 'oSS. 1910
p. m,
"Royal Limtod' Is composed excll-
sively of Pullman parlor. observation and
dining ears No extra fare except regu.
lar Pullman charge.
Delmaryia Telephone No. 1888.
Rates to Western points lower than viA
any other line.
II. A. MILLER Passenger Agent VII
mington, Del.
D. B. MARTIN. Manager Of Passenger
Traffic
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Lord Kitchener at Southampton.

SOUTHAMPTON. July 12.-Lord
Kitchener, on board the steamship Or
Ottawa, arrived in port shortly before
10 o'clock this morning. There was
great disappointment here at tn" non
arrival yesterday. The Orotava left
Cape Town June -: Southampton is
decorated in honor Of the British gen
erals return. All the yachts in the
Solcnt are dressed with bunting, and
elaborate preparations have been made
for his reception. Lord RohcrtS, ac-
companicd by the mayor of South
ampton and number of friends and
officials, met the ship in the harbor.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
state to Investigate.

HARRISBURG Pa. July l2.-Gov-
ern0r Stone has directed james L.
Rodcrick, chief of the state bureau of
mines. to go to JohnStown and inves-
tigate the cause of the disaster at the
Rolling Mill mine. Mr.. Roderick hHft
at noon and expects TO reach JsA0e-
town by evening and Immediately be-
gin an investigation.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Tie 100000 given by congress to
the Butfalo exposition will he distrib-
uted pro rata TO claimants for $Gii 600,
but not to stockholders.
General Thomas NJ Anderson con
that the fighting with the Spanish he
fore Manila surrendered was bona tide.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
NEED MORE HELP

Often The over.lnxod organs OF diges
tion cry ont for h0lp by Eyspe,'s.a's pains
Nauss.s Dizzinsss, HeadacheA Llvsr uoin
plaint bowel disorders. Sucn troubles
calf for p!ompt use OF DR.. Kings New
J.ifs Pms. ~ hey are gsntlc, thorough
unti guaranteed to euro. l2jc. ut N. Is.
Danfo, tp'r 7lrug store. ,.p. ., .-....
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
A Deuort~d PresideDt Arrives,

NEW YORK, July 12.-Among the
passengers on the steamship City Of
Washington from Cienfucgos, SANTA
so and Nassau was Juan ,Iimincz. the
deported president Of the republic of
SantO Domingo, who boarded the ship
at Santiago.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Fnrness VIII Control Ship Conn IN n,

LONDON, July l2.- Sir Christopher
Furness, the well known shipowner
and shipbilildpr- has taken the entire
$4,000 shares Of the Aiulf Steamship
cplnpany issued 10 raise capital for
building steamers. Sir Christopher will
herea fter control the ahagement Of
this company. l--
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Alayjst rate Bradley's Court /.

Before Magistrate Bradley last
evening, Giovanni BOzarelli was
charged with the larceny CT a trunk
and contents. the property CT Alex
ander Stantagada.
About eighteen months ago the
two men arrived at New York and
the former carried OF the latter's
trunk. 1t has been y chase ever since
and finally Giovanni was located in
this city. The case was missed for
want Of. jurisdicl on.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
T,l,trfy.fiHe nrovtieL In Chile

VALPARAISO. Chile July H.
Thiry.tive persons were drowned and
a lIo,iSe was destroyed on the estate Of
Claudio vienna. at Las PalmaS. as IL
irs,ilt" df thr recent bursting Of res
v,ir. there
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

a Mehala is still unrecognized by
Mapleyille society. Many romances
live in the annals Of the little town,
but there Is one that was too brief
10 be recorded. 1t commenced with
a waltz and it ended in an hour.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

Years of suffering relieved ilf
night. Itching piles yield at once
to the curative properties of Doan's
Ointment Never fails. At any
drug store, 80 cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

her rath should sirangle her, she
would choke it back. Silent as a
sh adow and shivering with agony
she crept away ss she h ad come.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
The Tramp.

He came from where he started,
And was going where he went. d..
He hadn't had a smell of food,
Not even had 4 scent. .. s
He never even muttered once
Till he began to talk, .s..,.. ,e....
And when he left the kitchen door
He took the garden walk. H..
He said: Theirs no one with me,
Because | am alone; '''. sfi-
l might have scintfilated once.
My clothes have always shone.
Il got here fore the other ones
Because | started first;
The reason | look shabby is
Because I'm dressed the worst" D."
Then | asked him where he came
This was just before we pa rted-
Ant:he muttered indistinctly:
"Oh,I come from where | started.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
AiIeels PRESIDENT

NeW York July Ill. Edward Ad-
dicks isno longer President of. the
Bay State Gas Company.of Delaware
Just when he retired cannot be ascer.
tanned definitely. AT the Office OF the
North American Trust Company,
the transfer agent for the gas COM
pany, it was said that the records
showed that J. Frank Alice, Dover,
Del, was now the company's presi-
dent. The other officers are James
G. Shaw, of New Castle, vice.presl.
dent; W. II. Miller, treasurer; John
f. Donollue, secretary.
A representative Of the stock ex-
change firm Of H. Content g. Com
pany, which has been endeavoring to
investigate the affairs Of the Bay
State Gas Company, SAID to-day:
"We have heard that Addicks re.
signed since the last stockholders
meeting. bat we have not learned
ourselves when the last stockholders
meeting was held"
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

Advertise III the Republican.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

onym mnr
it medp candat price
5 ohf d o dio 70 o
&AxAKoLA N
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-06-21
Desert is Booming.

The Pasadena News of May "A pub fishes the following:
 Yesterday, R. H. Clarke returned from Imperial country on the Colo rado Desert in San Diego county, east of Yuma. He and his brother, J. M. Clarke, are preparing the land and putting in crops. They also seeded over 16O acres to crop for Rev. J. M. Huston, who owns 320 acres of fine land south of Imperial, not far from the center of the present marvellous development.
 Mr. Clarke brought with him small sheaf of wheat, which he left at the News office The heads are long, full and bright. MT. Clarke says some of the crops being harvested down there are simply immense, yielding as high as four tons of barley hay to the acre. This, mind you, is upon land which was bleak desert six months ago before the California Develop ment Company began turning the riv- CTS of water through those great can als upon the virgin soil, fertile as the Nile delta.
 The Southern Pacific will build into Imperial by September, MT. Clarke says. The rapid development of that desert section is one of the wonders of the opening century. It has won derful future.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-06-21
San DieuO'S Railroad.

H. P. Wood, secretary of San Diego's chamber of commerce, said to me yes terday:
 San Diego feels that she can say truthfully that direct transcontinental connection with the eastis a certainty. A railroad man who doesn't talk rail roads, but who builds them, said a few days ago after seeing the full report of our chief engineer: There is noth- ing that can prevent San Diego's hay ing the direct Yuma connection as soon as railroad capitalists know the situation They are learning it, and we feel that assurance has been rem dered doubly sure of late. One of the most encouraging things is that the Spreckels interests are reaching into that territory and putting in enormous Investments. They are increasing their irrigation facilities, and will soon have most extensive impounding capacity in their four reservoirs. These invest ments are justifable only by the strong assurance of improved railroad facili- ties, and that can mean only trans continental line. Our chief. engineer employed for the purpose of running the line is H. T. Richards, formerly with the Santa Fe. He is a man of wide experience and ran the Santa Fe's line from Guaymas to Nogales. He pronounced the route surveyed to Yuma from San Diego a splendid one, with the lowest grades, the fewest curves and the greatest directness of any line running into California. As soon as his detailed report has had it's inevitable effect among those whom we wish to interest in the work, we expect steps to begin for the construc- tion of the road. Real estate men are coming in and getting ready for the activity that has already begun. San Diego feels as though she has right confidently to expect great and sub stantial growth within the next few years
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
farming.
Infer @emeinbefir9bof lit pom al

Infer @emeinbefir@bof lit pom al
ten Ylabe Inn 20 Nder mebr 0itli@
perlest morben. - Srau Sobann
Stammen BON Stammen g. g., &c.
g., mar auf IA Sage Bel bielisen
I%ermanOten auf 8elu@. = TIMER
S6miebemeilter 8ud lit na6 gurlinsz
ton, &c. g., in Der Nbii@t sereiit, ii@
bort mad 2anb umsuleben. Wsitte
lebter 8O6e reiite Serr Serm. &am=
Ter in 8esleituns ieines Sobnes @e=
l9dfte balber na6 ct. gloub. =
8dbrenb zines Dienitas Worsen pom,
bo6w. P. Yanfras, .. 9. g., sebal=
tenen Srautamtes murben ebeli9 'per=
bunben Serr Seinri9 6. @iaenbring
unb SRI. Glile gades, So6ter Ser in
gang Stearns Gountp in bober 9l6=
tlns itebenben Samilte g. gades. l1n=
terbes 9ebteren saitli6em Sbba6 bate
ii6 cine S9aar s%elabener @dite ein=
.9efunben, in beren Mitte Ser erite
5o6seitstas bem Srautpaare gu einem
re9t ansenebmen wurbe. DAP ale
Sage bes g~beitanbes ben Neuuermabl=
ten slei6 ansenebm iein m0sen, miini9t
NIT tbren pielen Sreunben benielben
au6 Der yNorb5tern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Mus Der um8e9enb.
Weire 0robe.

Seit Sonntas itebt ft@ SEQ. ga.
ntan in benz slidlt9en 8eitb eines
$50. / MasaatnsS 9ieBprisels, ber
er CUR i3ett In nusbrtnsenber WeiIe
ban6baben mtrb. = @etraut purben
Dienitas Morsen bur9 uniern bo9m.
Pfarrer P. Wetnulf, 8. g. g.,
SEER Sobn Weper BON Seem Wunid
NIT Srduletn Srancts, So@ter Der gu
unierer @emeinbe seb0rtsen Samilie
@eors Sieben. SIM elterli6en 9arl=
ie Der 8raut faub ii9 cine sroBe
S@aar @dite CUR 6o@Seit Elm, bic
betens CUR gntsesenbrtnsuns Der al
bersli6iten @ini6e aussenust purbe.
OaB it@ bteielben uermtrtli9en mo-
gen. uini6t benz in bieitser @esenb
bo6sea9teten 8rautpaare ber vNorb=
term. Correspondent In alIer Nufri9=
tisfeit. = Montas Worsen nurben
In unlerer 8utterfab,tt iber 81, 800
Pfunb Wtld abseliefert, unb es fom=
men INNER nod neue &unben. =
S@reinermetiter Seinri9 Pauli bat
feline TN Sown Iiblep selesene Sarm
etnem Sarmer aus Soma gu etnem
suten Yreiie %perfauft. - Srau 8on
Bed ldBt 3ieseliteine unb 9umber fir
ben 8au elmer neuert @obnuna sur
Stelle i9affen. Gin iber bieie @es
senb In LESTER @o9e binsesosener
Sturm rib bic 8inbmible bes Serrn
9einri9 Sebren nieber; besslei6en
elm neues 9aus bes Syn. gibenitei.
ner, bas I'M gntfteben besrifen NOR.
= Sobn @anber lit mteber 10 melt,
baB er berum iein fann. Sonntas be-
iu9te er feline in Sprins Sin ,uobnen=
ben gltern. Ser 9etnri9 Smbide
bat ietn 9aus NIT einem ueuer Da9
uerIe5en laiien; bas alte tonnte BEN
uielen &esen ni9t mebr uertrasen.-
3ieseleibeitser 9ermann Smbide bat
eine sroBe Nrbeitsmanni9aft In iei=
ner r8rtd Oarb" bei@dftiSt. Dte
bort fabri5trten 8adlteine iinb better
Nualttdt, unb ieine Preiie itnb, ba er
gu teinem Eruit seb0rt, niebri9. Ole
9erren Sran3 Wtnnette unb Mi9ael
Slogan pom Saut Centre waren Sams
flag @ei@dfte balber In umierer Burg.
P. Metnulf ma@te Sonns
tag Na@mittas einen Iusf1uS nod
SprtnS SIN, I'M uon benz uon iener
@emetnbe i@etbenben bo9m. Pfarrer
S. g. 8renber Mbidteb gu nebmen.
-@ltie, Eo@ter Der Samtlie 9etnri@
S@weSmann, melde etne l3ett lang
iebr frant ruar, 1T lanSiam auf benz
WeSe Der @eneiuns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

Gnnli9 i9eint maj. tut Watitan bod
einauieben, baB es NIT Der pielSerabms
ten Eaft : Minion ni@ts auf ii4 bat.
Dte gnttdui9uns 1T mad elmer r6mi.
i&em &abelbepei9e berart, baB Der FL.
Slater ii9 enti@lonem baben ion, 9errn
Eaft ni@t peri0nlt@ gu empfansen.
eSn ,pie melt bteie Welbun8 ridtts lit,
perm6sen mirmatirli6 ni6t 81 la
gen. SoIte inbeiien Der sreiie Psn:
tifer ii9 pon Der Senbuns Eaft's in
Der Sbat cine sufrtebeniteuenbe 50.
flung Der . bensfrase auf ben Pbilips
pinen perlpro@en; io0te er bteielbe
ais cine ittal9peiaenbe Nnerfennune
Der Souuerdnitdt bes 81. Stubls uon
Seiten Der amerifanil6en &esierune
aufsefaBt babem, 70 mirb i'm auerbinss
bic grfenntniB Der mirfli9en Cad;
lase sraulam enttduiden. lnb biele
srauIame gnttdul@uns fommt aui
bas gonto berielben 9eute, bic es i6ou
10 oft CUR SOrberuns ibrer lelbfll9=
ttseu perl0nliden unb nationalen Mb:
ii9ten ueriu6t baben, ibm blaueu
Ount uorSuma6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29

Snbianer=G omiiIar Sones tritt Iebr
enersii3 fur eine Aenberuns in Der
ben Snbtanern seseniber perfolsten
Politit Der '&esieruns Elm. gr per
lanst, baB pon nun an benz ein3elnen
Snbtuibuum mebr 8ea6tuns sei9entt
werben SoO, als BET @eiammtbeit. Ct
mia ben ein5elnen Snbianer pom
Stamm trennen unb bofft, i'm burd
SeBbaftma@uns ielbiterbaltenb unb
gum nisli@en Burger MAIDEN gu TOM
men. Gin l1nterausiduB bes Snbia=
ner. gomites 1T einseiest morben, INN
bic gauge Srase in 8erbinbuns nit
ben 9ori@ldsen senau gu prifen unb
ruurbe autortlirt, feline Sibunseu aud
iber bic @onsrebferien aussuoebneu.
Wean barf baber erwarten, baB tn Der
nd9ten gonsreBiibuns enti9eibenbe
S9rttte setban merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Standardization

= unleres 9errn Manasers ebi.
tortele Corresponding auf ber 2. Sei=
tie bieles 8lattes.
-gs betbt, bab 6err 81. 9arrilou
feline gaenwaarenbanbluns In bas Biz
gum i. Stunt pon Germ Gins als
Oepartement Store occuptrte @ebdube
perleaen rpirb.
- SIN 9inmeis auf sic Mntinbi=
suns bes gonsertes, wel@es Der @to.
linz trtuoie S. Melius gbriitianlen
am Q. unb 8. Stunt tn ct. Gloub ae.
ben mtrb, CUR Na@ri6t. bob Muitt=
mie aud Mttslieber elmer res
suldren Wuittfapeue ODER zines orsa=
niiirten Or9eiters aesen @orseisen et=
ner 8eftatisuns ibres Muiitlebrers
ober Dtrtsenten ginlab gu IS Gents
erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
StaatS9emiit garel lit aur

- Staats@emiit @arel lit sur
Mnalpliruns bes 8runnenmaHers ln=
lerer Stabt In ct. gloub unt nabm
uon Montas bts Mittme9 Mtttag Bic
M~nalpfrunS pon So @anerproben,
bic aus 8ruunen in ben fanf 8lods
bon 9errn Sobn 3app's Wobnuns
bts our ct. Wartenl9ule senommen
waren, Dor. Sdmtli9e Yroben ruurs
ben entmeber als unrein ober ais BET
unretnbeit uerbd@tts erfldrt.
- SIS sebt baS @erebe, baB cine
Wai@tnenuertdufer. @eieai9aft ii@ In
ct. gloub nit etnem &apttal Don
5000, 900 incorporiren ldBt unb ibr
Quarter pabri9einli9 In @. Car
ter's Neubau an 1. Strabe n0rbli9
erri6ten mirb.
- Ote In BEN @reat Nortbern
W~erftatten anseiteaten Irbeiter werz
ben ibr b~iesidbrises Pic=gttc am 81.
STUNT tn SlattS 9dlfen.
- gb. 8esper purbe Treitas i'm
Na9laBseri6t auf ieinen @eiitesau=
itanb seprlft, trrit,nis befunben unb
Der Gnitalt in Sersus SAILS aberwies
fen.
-Sn Der $4,000 S@abenerlabz
tlase Der Waria 3immer sesen Sobn
2etien erfannten bic @el9morenen Der
&ldserin bic Summe pon $52.75 su.
= g1n unseuobnlides @eiabl pom
iprinsenbem, bipfenbem Mntrieb sebt
bur9 euren &0rper. Sbr fiblt jung,
banbelt jung anb ieib jung na6bem ibr
&odp Mountatn Sbee senommen. 35
Gents. Martin Molitor.
= Mm -. Stunt mirb cine aus
iunsen 9erren unb iunsen Oamen BET
gatbebralsemetnbe beitebenbe Dilet=
tantenzE Grippe bas iberaus 19sne unb
aaetwdrts NIT bO@fter 8eseifteruna
aufsenommene Drama uetn ebler 8ers
bannter" In Der Sale Der ct. Ma=
rtens S6ule gum 8eiten Der gatbebral=
semetn6e CUR M~ufibruns brinsen.
Oas Drama wtrb einseibt unter Mn=
leituns bes Prof. g. 6. Scatter, BEN
ais &esiiieur bic beiten gtseni@afteu
ni6t absuipre@en itnb.
= Morsen lit Oeforationstas.
Mm @ormtttase finbet I'M empire
Part eine ansemeiiene @ebd@tntBz
feter ftatt, unb na@mittaSs merbeu
uniere 8alipteler it@ NIT Dem @lobe
Club pon ct. Saul I'M ltbletit Part
mehen. Na@mittass werben bic &C.
i@dftsbauier sei@lofen ietn.
= Ote erite Erauuns, rpel9e In
Der bteitsen polnii@en Stride uouaoser
murbe, mar bic bes' .9err1 s. g.
&lofowstt NIT SRI. Mar3eIa gielpcfy
am letten Montaq.
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Die Natibifen i'm &onsreB batte

Die Natibiten I'm &onsreB batten
Donneritas ibrenS Sag. unier Liberia
lie" republttantide Nbseorbnete Sbatz
tue beri9tete ndmlt@ieine 8iu CUR 8e=
i6rdnfuns Der ginwanberuns emf
pfeblenb benz Sauie etn. sSn ieiner Be-
sleitrebe beiBt IS m6rtlt9: vDas Ser
lansen, baB itrensere @elese CUR &ez
suliruns unb &lailifi5iruns Der bter
lanbenben Nusldnber ausenomrteu
marben, lit uon Sag gu Sag itdrter
s%erorben. Ote anseiteuten l1nters
lu6uneen baben NIT acknowledgement
&larbeit erseben, baB piele unminz
l9ensmertbe gtnwanberer suSelaiien
merben. Oas 8erlansen nod effef=
tiuen 8erbinberunss WaBreseln III
ausemein unb sminsenb." Oamit ma
rem bic S9leuien Der 8erebtlamfeit
er0ffnet u. bic natiuiitii9en Sdreibdlie
aberboten ii6 in bosbaften unb erfun.
eenen Gnsriffen sesen bic @tnmanbez
runs. gs 1T eine Sbatia@e, baB bic:
ie Burden, Serr Sbattuc an Der
Spite, ale ginpanberuns fur nt@t
mini@ensmertb balten unb, rnenn iie
BITE Ma9t batten, ibr fiber ein @nbe
MAIDEN wir6en.
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9as bemofratii4e &aane=Rom

9as bemotratii9e &asne=aom=
mittee unb bic ueri@tebenen ilnteraus=
i@afie besielben finb iest perpoultdn=
bist, unb bic &ompasnearbeit mag ib=
rem anfans nebmen. Ser @oriibenbe
bes &ammittees, &eprdientant @risss
BON Georgia, febrte am Samftas mad
Stem Yorf 5urid unb reiite mad gbis
caso meiter, Inn nit ben 8eamten bes
@refutius Gusi@u6es, ruel@er tn Der
Stabt Der 8tnbe ietn 6auptquartisr
baben mirb, &idipra@e gu nebmen,
ruie er In SEEM Dort nit ben Mitslies
bern bes bort toncentrirten Stnan3=
Iusi9uffes fonferirt bate. Beibe
l1nterausi@ife finb aus reprdientatiz
pen leiftunssfdbtsen Mdnnerr, sebils
bet. Scents Niron perbleibt betannt=
liG an Der Spite bes StnanszNuss
i@ufes.
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Der ginbaltsbefebl sesen ben 8eef.
Eruit mtrb por Der Ibminiitration
ais Elm GROCER Stes auspoiaunt, aber
mas Bat bieler 8efebl gu bebeuten?
Cine sreifbare @trtuns bat er ni6t
unb mirb er nt9t baben. Ote Beef
truit : 0eute laden barber, unb bas
golf besablt na@ mte Dor bic boben
Preiie ober sew0bnt it@ BEN @enuB
bes Sleii@es ab. @arum aber wirb
Der Sleiidtruit ni9t ba ansepadt, mo-
es mebtbuen mirbe? Ser bobe Sou
auf Sleii@ unb S@la@tuieb iolte pom
gonsreb absei@aft werben ; ba mir.
BEN bic greiie idneI fallen, benn Der
Sruit uertauft iein Sleii@ i'm Gus=
lanbe biltser wte bter. Das sebt
aber nt9t. Ote republitanti@en Sc
iesseber birfen nt@t wasen, einem
Eruit. gu 9eibe gu seben, beam ale
mirben ite bafar beftrafen. Sci ben
Erufts beibt's gtner fur gue unb Ml=
le fur @tnen ; beim @olfe lit es fret
ltd anbers.
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Gese,t bas pon &atier @ilbelm gu
i@enfenbe Stanbbtlb Srtebrt9s bes
@roBen BON PreuBen merben utele
@inpdnbe unb 8ebenfen erboben, bic
meiit feinen @ertb beitsen. gtnise
itnb aber bod sewt@tts, 10 uornebmz
lt9 ber, baB bamit Elm 8eiiptel seiest
merbe, baB piele un%ansenebme Solsen
baben tonne. Na9bem MIR bter bas
adjournment zines &6ntss aufseiebt,
t6nnteu MIR bod nidt @ei@enfe an
berer &6ntsszM onumente ablebnen.
Das lit rt9tts. &6ntse baben nun
einmal BIER teine 8ere9tisuns, 1pes
ntSitens nt@t als &Ontse, unb bod
min Der Scatter tbn nur ais iol@en,
ais 9oben5oqern, i@enfen. gr wirz
be obne 3weifel etnen melt slidli@e=
rem @rif setban baben, 1uenn er etne
Statue Steuben's als @eident anses
boten bdtte. Sur uns lit Steuben ei=
ne gang anbere Stsur als Der Nlte
Sris. = Ote gauge Sa@e lit etpas
peiuli@ seworben, unb 0Hentli@ ipri@t
mar, ni9t germ bariiber. @enn bic
Nnnabme bes Oenfmals pon, gonz
sreB abbtnse, birfte tie ni@t erfelz
gen ni@t neil man Oeuti@lanb baBt,
nt@t neil Sriebri6 Der 9roBe ni9t
relpettirt mtrb, ionbern einfa@ neil
man ni@t Elm 8eiipiel ieben min, baB
b0ie N~a6abmunsen baben mirbe.
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Nerfpnalten

- 2ieut. gbriit q. Bad lit mad
mebrere Sage lanSem Mufentbalte Bel
1etnen In ct. gloub mobnenben gl>
tern Otenitas gu ieinem &apaQerie
&estment absereiit, gu benz er In
gbidamausua, Gent, foben rpirb.
= 9err Paul Ebeiien pom ct.
Saul traf Samitas gu 8eiu@ BET Der
Samtlie S. Mein3 In ct. @loub einunb
uertrat als @roBuater bic Steae bes
Patben BET Der Taufe bes ber Samiz
lie seborenen T69ter9ens.
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@nt. 5. 8brart ldBt tint gommore,
eine ansabl bemotratii@er Prdiibent:
i9afts M6slt9tetten" &eprle paHt=
rem. SIN lit natirli9 ntdt barunter
iberbaupt fein Demotrat Der alter
ober gleuelanb'i9en SGule. @ielmeb,
beftebt bic gauge Site aus mebr ODE,
minber obicuren Sabldnbern, unite,
mel6en 9err 8rpan DEFENDERS Der
Senator garmad BON Eennefiee in's
Sers sei@loiien gu baben f9eint,
@ini9t Der &ebacteur bes gommone,
benn partout, baB ber nd@ite Prdlt:
1tbent mteber Elm &epublitaner pirbf
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@eil CUR Setter Der gntbaauns bes
&o9ambeau=O enfrals in @aibins:
ton nod CUR elften St1nbe Der gpis:
copalbii9of Satterlee binsusesoser
1purbe, ipra6 Cardinal Gibbons bas
9ebet ni9t. In SteDe or. gmtnen;
bat &eu. Or. stafford pon Der 81.
Patrid's Stride In @aibinston bas
GrOHnunsssebet seipro@em. Ser Tam
1t9 eber 10 etrpas leiftenl
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Ser GinmanbsrungabiQ bes Nbs

Ser GinmanoerunssbiQ bes abse.
orbneten Sbattuc wirb es boffentlid
erseben pie ibrem seiitisen llrbebe,
Serrn 9opberlp. Ger Natiuiit ba1
ieinen abi6ieb erbalten, Der gonsreb
foute bic Sorlase furser Sanb abtbun,
Die beitebenben @eiese limb u%ollauf &c:
nisenb, penn cine bloBe Qualification
beabli6tist mar. muBten bic .3uidbe
nit meiterer gri9weruns aus Der 8or:
laee fortbletben.