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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-18

The greatness that is thrust upon
some men has a hard time finding
something to stick
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-18

1t must take lot of courage to push
a baby buggy on Commercial street
with a screaming baby in II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-18

Sound kidneys are safeguards OF
life. Make the kidneys healthy with
Foley's Kidney Cure. Bonner & Bon
ner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-18
Bronchitis for Twenty Years.

OASANiNNiS ~ "Ni'NJ 80 -
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville, ILL.,,
writes. 81 had bronchitis for twenty
years, and never got relief until |
used Foley's Honey and Tar, which
is a sure cure" Bonner & Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-18

It's cowardly coin that turns tail
when it's tossed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-18

The weakest men often carry the
heaviest life insurance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-18

The man who paints the town red
don't use water colors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-18

Most women are more expert in talk
than they are in conversation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-18

Men delight in a great feat and wo-
men take pride in small feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-18
Write or call on

Gus HoovER, d. 81. MORGAN, w.N. wBEKs
T.P.A. T.P.A. q. p. 4 r. A.
Waco, Tex, Fl. Worth, Tex, Tyler, Tex.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-18

Referee In Bankruptcy.
First published July 2, 1902.l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-09-09
CURED AemOrthaaes Of the Lunn..

Several years ago my lungs were
so badly affected that had many
hemorrhages," writes A. NJ. AXE OF
Wood. Ind. Il took treatment with
several physicians without any bene-
NJ. then started TO take Foley's
Hon , and Tar and my lungs are now
as SO nd as bullet. recommend IL
in Advanced stages OF lung trouble. :"
For sale by Bonner q Bonner.
The colored American., 1902-04-19
has been worrying some gentlemen from
Ohio Illinois and Kansas.

President Roosevelt, as advised some
time ago by the CoLoRED AMEHAcN, ig-
nored the abuse of the Tilmanites and
went to Charleston. He was royalty re
ceived. and his speech was cordial, with
ont fulsomeness-manly and vigorous in
every line. The question arises: What
will be the effect of Mr.. .Roosevelfs visit
upon the South and what effect will the
South have upon Mr.. Roosevelt?
The colored American., 1902-04-19

The Negro loves the South too we'll
to permit it to remain in the wrong on
the question of human rights Let the
wiSest of us cooperate for the good of
both races.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Senator Deboe has received assurance
from the State Department that Mr.
James Robert Spurgeon, of Maysville,
Ky. at present United States secretary
of Legation at Monrovia, Liberia, will
be retained at that post.
This report will settle an agitation that
The colored American., 1902-04-19

The freedmen's inquiry commission
should be provided for at once 1t can
do wonders in three years toward the
betterment of industrial conditions, for
broader education and will help to solve
Americas inSular problems
The colored American., 1902-04-19

If the Crumpacker resolution is Ger
tain to defeat the Republican party next
fall, why don't the Democrats let their
opponents go ahead and break their
necks? That is easier than stufing ballot
boxes and lynching inoffensive Negroes.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

There IS no use trying to stir up strife
between such close friends and such
useful men as Booker Washington, Col.
.Pledger and T. Thomas Fortune.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

m. IL you desire to have your domestic troubles
,emoved your lost love returned, consult or write
- You will be advised the best way 10 succeed
Patrons attended to in all parts OF tne world LEI
ters ~ innuiTy answered on receipt of two zcen
stamps. -..-.-. .
xrnc rlpY 1905 WEST YORK STREET
IIIlN. u. UhlI PHILADELPHIA. PA. ."--
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Senator Depew has taken a hand in
the suffrage question by way of point
ing out the necessity for an honest bal
lot everywhere, if United States Sena-
tors are to be chosen by the popular
vote Senator Money, touched to the
quick by a singing reference to the
mississippi plan" joins in the howl OF
his Southern colleagues against any plan
that makes a Southern white man cease
to be three men, as compared with the
NOrtherner, who, like Senator Depew,
is but a. fraction of a man.
Keep your weather eye on one Grover
Cleveland, of New JERSEY.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Every Negro that performs praise
worthy service helps every other Ne
gro to riae In the scsle of popular sp-
pTOval,
The colored American., 1902-04-19

The genius who works earnestly In
the dark is on the high road to the
center of the siege, where the calcium
shines.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

There are worse tnings than being
out of q government iDb.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

AAN A Ny bAO AOLoO CAA4AAat4uS
from.
Every Negro that performs a praise
worthy service helrs every other Ne
gro to rise IN the scale of popular sp-
prOval,
The genius who works earnestly in
the dark is on the high road to the
center of the stege, where the calcium
shines.
Have you ever considered that the
meanest thief is he who wastes your
valuable time by hardness in keeping
an engagement
The races real be"efactors are con-
structiVe statesmen, through whose
wisdom, foresight and labors cause two
blades Of grass to grow where but one
grew before.
Don't try to live on your wits, A
moderate salary per month the year
round will do more actual good than
twice the amount acquired through in
termittent SNAPS"
A note says that st Louis is being
cleared of Its tough characters. This
insures q city in which J. Milton Tur-
ner can live without annoyance.
We ASSURE all colored friends who
complain about the undeslrability of
St. Louis as an exposition town. that
it is at least better than Baltimore.
When the dilatOriness of certain
northern Copgressmen in handling
measures for the relief of the Negro is
compared with the venom of southern
opposition. this question arises: Which
IS more to be condemned, hypocrite
or villain?
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Be abb to look policeman sqpareIy
in the eye,
The colored American., 1902-04-19

known by the noise emanaiing there
from.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

who stand ready to recognize Negro
worth and capacity.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Hearsay is a weapon that is applied
only to the victim's back.
The colored American., 1902-04-19
POLITICAL HOROSCOPE.

Continued from sixth page }
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Be ye not deceived The gold brick
would never land even a sucker, lfit
did not look like the real thing.
The colored American., 1902-04-19
cLAIRv0YkNT I
AND ASTROLOGIST.

Life from era dl
to grave, Civ e
names in full Of
those you have or
will marry ; causes
happy marriage to
those you desirei
unites those sepa-
rated never failsl
II you are in doubt
as to the outcome
of any undertaking
in business, social
or domestic life:
sickness divorces
separations, law
suits. lost or absen
friends inter G
The colored American., 1902-04-19

rRlE1 A9EskSSeS%9zh fSSSEAW
-
The best servant makes the best mas
ter.
Be abb to look policeman squarely
in the eye,
There are worse Things than being
out of a COVE rnment iDb.
Hearsay is weapon that is applied
only to the victim's back.
Don't get excIIed Work steadily,
thoughtfully and natieptly.
No one, black or white, can be in
jured by tie right kind of education.
People who talk too much have no
time to think thOuR hts and do thinge.
Pa1adoxicsI as IG may seem, inc man
goes down fastest who "slips up" often
est.
why certainly, The COlort Ameri-
can is sound on the enosn pment prob
lem.
1t Ia not necessary TO effect ponder
osity to make sensible pee pie tn nix you
are wise.
We would have more time If we used
our time systematically and therefore
economically.
It Is amusing 20 see chap with a
$40 head ramming into il 500 orlh Of
alleged "law."
And Booker Washington has not
been demolished by the putty balls of
puerile opponents.
Verbcsity Is the death trap into
which some of our most promising
correspondents fall
The dissemir iOn VI an idea should
be worth more to writer or speaker
than individual glory.
Thousands of good men lo-e excellent
lady friends by being foolish enough to
fall In love with them.
Many a preacher occupies a pulpit
by reason OF bishOpric indulgence and
congregational tolerance.
Half OF our mOst us -ful factors u aste
heavy per cent of their time and en-
ergy acknowledging applause.
Be- ye not deceived The gold brick
would never land even a sucker, If it
did not look like the real thing.
The shot air spIeIer" Ia back num-
ber His measure has been taken.
He is not "there with the goods"
Show US an individual who has made
no mistakes, and we ill show you an
individual who has done nothing.
The artificial Negro who tries to ape
milliOnaires by opening many bottles
of champagne at 81 per quart to i'm press
q gang of fellows as silly as himself, is
cutting across lots toward the poo
house.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Half of our most as -ful factors waste
hesvy per cent of their time and en-
ergy acknowledging applause.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Have you ever considered that th
meanest thief is he who wastes you
valuable time by tsrdiness in keepiD
an engagement
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Don't get exoIIed Work steadily,
thOughttully and maternity.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

The shot air spIeIor" Ia back num-
ber. His measure has been taken.
He is not "there with the goods"
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Don't let Negro church, school,
household, barber shop or saloon be
The colored American., 1902-04-19

The best servant makes the best mas
ter.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Many a prescner occupies pulpit
by reason OF bishOpric indulgence and
congregational tolerance.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

We ASSURE all colored friends who
complain about the undesirability of
St. Louis as an exposition town. that
it is at ls asst better than Baltimore.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

No one, black or white, can be in
jured by tie right kind Of education.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Men in themselves, are little. The
results achieved by them fix their val
ne to the generation in which they
live.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Show US an individual who has made
no mistakes, and we ill show you an
Individual who has done nothing.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

People who talk too much have no
time to think thoug hts and do things.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

Thousands OF gOOd men lo7e excellent
lady friends by being foolish enough to
fall In love with them.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

The artificial Negro who tries to ape
millionaires by opening many bottles
Of champagne at 81 per quart to i'm press
gang of fellows as silly as himself, is
cutting across lots toward the poo
house.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

A note says that st Louis is being
cleared of Its tough characters. This
insures a city in which J. Milton Tur-
ner can live without annoyance.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

The races real be"efact
structive statesmen, thr'
wisdom, foresight and lab;
blades of grass to grow "
grew before.
The colored American., 1902-04-19

The dissemir ion Uf an idea she
be worth more to a writer or spes
than Individual glory.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-17
gGultenbrudJ unn 9e6cusbcrluF.

8utre, @t,, 16. SUM-. - Sin
fpGt qeftern 9l6enD in Der g&d6s bon
bier nieoergegangener 8Oltenbru4
ri6tete pettperbreiteten S6uDen an,
unD fii6rte gu W}tObleier Our4 eine
2(u5pQi6ung auf Der vGsntral Ser
mont 8a6n" cine 3ugent9leiiun8
6erbet, bur8 pel6e flint 8u6nbeOienz
ftete bas 2eben einbiiBten, Ser 8iz
nopsti 8iDer trat aus ieinen llfern
unb rib me6rere 8riiten fort.
Die get0Oteten 8u6nleute 1ino: Der
2ptomotipfibrer, 6et3er, GonOutteur
unb 3pei 8remIer. Der 5ra6t3ug,
befte6eno aus elmer QotomotiDe unO
3p0lf 8uggons, itiir3te an Der au5gez
puT6enen SteQe be5 8a6n6etteS BON
bem 8eleiIe 6inunter unO ipurOe IN
Sriimmern aufeinqrOer ge6duft. Die
8a6nleute nurben auf Der Stele gez
t0Dtet. Der 8atrie6 Der 9auptltnie
ber n8ermont Gentral6a6n" lit 5ur
3ett gGn3li8 unter6ro6en, Ou bic Sc
leife bur8 bas 6odpaifer an DieIen
SteIIen au5gepai6en itnO,
8ei bem Orte Bolton murOe Die
8a6n6riite Don ben 5Iut6en 3erit0rt
uno in Der OrtI6aft NdOOleIer lDurz
ben eine SGgeuI6le unO Da5 anliez
gen0e @o6nbau5 fOrtgeI6pemmt,
Die 8epo6ner retteten nit tnapper
Noth ihr Qeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-17
6auna's 9adlterIein aciratlct.

GIepeGonb, g., 16. Suni. -
Gin f0rmlifer 8egen Don @ei4enten
ergieBt iih ieit ettiden 3a9en ii6sr
bic palaItG6nIi6e 8iQa De5 8unOe5z
Senators U{art u. 6unna. Sir ben
,9rGfiOentenma6er" iino Die toitbaz
rem 8a6en je0o6 nidt beftimmt. sic
gelten ietner rei3enOen 3O4ter, SRI.
N}a6el 6anna, pel9e Geute nit 9rn.
9arrp PariOn5 pOn 6ier in ben G6sz
1tanb trat.
8on i6rem 8ruber bat Die 6olOe
8raut Elm T6per fil6erns5 &aff:ez
@erpice er6alten, BON ibrer S6neiter
Gut6 Elm S6eezSerpice, Don i6ren
tleinen gi6ten unO g}effen einen golz
benen 9rGienttrteQer, bon i6rer 3ante
Elm SafelzGerDice, DeFen Nertb ii4
uuF Sou1enoe belGuft, BON Der 8roB=
tunte cine biitortI6e 9or3euunu6r,
bom 8rGutigam cine 9iamanttiara
uro BON 9apa ne6en einem qnIe6nltz
6en G6ef S6mufIa6en, Die Elm be-
beutenbe8 9erm0gen reprdIentiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-17
6e[henmnfh rinrr Wnttrr.

0fptnnoll, ga, 16. Sum-. -
0rei N0lfe, Die aus Dem 3oolOgii6en
@arten in Pitt5burg entfprungen iein
fouen, brangen in ba5 am 2lGegbenp
3tper gelegene 8ootbau5 Der 6amilie
Seffries ein no iie iiber 6rau Self
ries unb ibr Sinh, einen Sdugling,
6erfielen. 9rei 9unoe, Die it6 i'm
6au7e befanben, pagten fi4 ni6t an
bic @0Ife, porauf Die ber3peifelte
SHUTTER ben 8eitien nit einem Steire
betpaFfnet entgegen trut unb einen O1z
BON nieberf4lug, na6Oem iie eilig if
rem Sdugltng an einen Ii6eren PloB
gelegt bate. Sin Na9bar elite auf
ben 2Grm nit elmer 6Iinte ber6ei un0
erT4oB einen Der 00lfe, norauf Die
beiben anberen 8eItien gfeiBau5 na6z
men. O6ne Die @eiite5gegenpart Der
SFrau pGre iie nit i6rem &inbe naGr>
f6einli4 bon ben 8eItten 5erriIen
DDrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-17
6ntfeKeIte Glcmrutr.

Columbus, ga, 16. sunni. -
Sin bon i9perem 8egen unb itartem
@inoe beglettetes 8epitter ri4tete
beute grOBen @4aOen gu &i4lonO, 80
W1eilen BON bier, an. S. 80. 9urlep,
Elm befannter @ei4dft5mann, nuroe
bpm 8liBe erf9lagen. @ieIe 8ebduOe
IinO serftDrt oDer entbu4t.
G6tcago, 16. SUM-. = Gin 9efz
tioer gepttteriturm bat geitern G9i@
cago 6eimgeIu8t. 0rei &ir4en pnrz
ben Don 8liBialdgen getroffen. sSn
Der gaGDar1 9resbpterianerfir4e,
gfe BON @eftzGongreB= unO 42.Str.,
parsn Die @onntagsf4ulfinber berz
fqmmelt, als Der @eipitteriturm losz
bra6. Der 8liB f6lug in ben &ir4@
t6urm Elm unb feBte bas Se6dube in
8ranb. Inter ben Sinoern entfdno
Elm ntGber 9anit, bod tOnnten 4le
o6ne ernitli6e @erleBungen t5r @nt>
fommsn 6eperfItenigen, 9as 5euer
puroe f6nea geIOi4t. Der 8IiB 3iins
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-17
@ rrmifdte trIearabbii6e Sepeitben

- Der g1eger Soiep6 9abbon err
fd6pB am Sonntug 4benb in @6icago
einen dnberen g1eger, Namens 3obert
Sn1ltpn, in einem 6treit ii6er Elm
8oplzSpiel unD betparfite4igte feline
Slu6t, o6glei9 er bon Sutton Our4
mebrere N}eTeritt6e unD fpdter auf
Der Sglu9t BON me6reren &ugeln gez
troffen fporben mar.
- gp6ert @teinert, Elm S4ieferz
ur6eiter, purbe porgeitern Nben0 ipdt
in 8anfas Gitp, N3,, auf Der StrdBe
DON einem unbefannten Y&anne gu
8oben ge19lagen unb Our4 5uBtrttte
miB6anbelt. @r erIttt etnen S4Goelz
bru6 unb itarb balO barauf. Der
'S6Gter, tpeI8er Elm 6rauen3immer BET
fi9 bate. enttum.
- eSn 8errielos bat Der @irt6 B.
80. Qlt9iTon in ieiner @irt6i4aft
cSames 81 W}earu erf4ofen unb W.
S6a1er i6per peripunbet. &t4iion
mar 6etrunten unb 6eging Die 8lutz
that o6ne eripG6nenspertbe 8erunlaf=
fung. S'Nleara ftummte aus g&epz
gorf unb mar 8u4Fiibrer Der Santa
Sc 9olb &c Copper Nttning gp."
- Sm Otter DON 80 Sa6ren tit in
Glen SAILS. N.zg., Paitpr AniOn S,
l1pIpn geitorben, 8an5ler Der llntberz
fitGt bes Stuutes g1ep gprt unb gez
tpeTener 9rGIibert bes tbeOlOgii4en
@eminars pon 4uburn
= 9luf Die Qntluge Der 8ergepalz
tioung unb Grmorbung bon Marp
Quinn lit in @cranton, Pu., Der %
Sabre alte 8ert Qtnberion berbaftet
porben. @s lit feitgeitellt, buB 5tpi=
f6en ben Samilien 4nOer1on unD
Quinn felt mehreren Subren cine err
bitterte SSeinbi6aft beitanb.
= @iniam gifefaI 1T in 8errienz
Springs, nabe 8enton=9arbor, W&iz
9igan, bon ieinem Sobne geI9ofen
unb t0btli9 peripunbet iporben. gr
bate ii9 nit fetner 5umiIie iibertpOrz
fen unb iie berlaFen. 9tm Samftug
I6enb periu6te er, Die SbHre Der
@o6nung feiner 5rau gu erbreden,
iporauf i6n Der Spbn nieberf4pB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-17
gtabltrnitz8rGiiben lit liberal.

8eGIefonte, 9u., 16, Suni. -
G6us. M.@8pub pObnte Der @4luB@
feier bes bieiigen pPenn State @Olz
lege" BEL unb mar bon Dem 8ortrage
pon Daniel @ebFer Straper BON
gorf, 9a., ii6er Die rPenniplOanier
0eutffsn" iebr empatRiid beriiRrt.
Gr ging gu Dem iungen M}anne bin
uno gratulirte ibm ber3li6. @traper
er6ielt ben &Iufenpreis i'm 8ertRe
Don $4OO. Qtls 6r. Satpab erfubr,
baB Der iunge W}ann Dem 9tuOiunr
entIagen unO ii6 einem 8rooerperbe
3ulpenben mui1e, 9ing Der Stablmagz
nat pieoer gu i6m uno iagte: DWenn
sic S6re @tubien beenOen mollen,
f6enfe i6 S6nen $1,000" Der iunge
W}ann na6m an. Gr ma6t 9pe3iaIz
@tubien in Der Gbemie unO feline 2eb@
rer lpben ieine beiOnDeren 6d6i9tetten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-17

bete aud in Der beuti6sn 0}emorial~
@pi5tOpaItir6e, Die poGitdnDig einge@
di6ert purDe. @iner Der 8ir4tbiirme
Der 2aDp Of Sprrop Stride an Sad=
ion : 8ouleparO uno 216anpz2l0enue
purbe Ourd einen8liBidIog 3ertriims
inert
5n elmer 6iI6erbiitte am Safe Ga
Iumet tpurDe 5oiep6 &iuian bonn 8ltB
erI6lagen, 0d6reno be5 8eipitter5
purbe eine 2tn3abl 9erionen BON
8IiBI6Idgen, Die in Der 9fd6e eini4Iuz
gen, betGu6t, o6ne jeOod ernitlide
0erlebunQen 3u erletDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-17

bur6aus Gppalem @eiIte ibren Sort
gang. 8isber 6aben ii3 16,500 8psz
rem ben GngIdnbern ergeben, unO Die
2eBteren tpmmen ben Qeuten nit Der
gr0Bten 5reunDIi6teit entgegen.
9as Gintreffen bes Generals 9e
8et i'm Eager BON Winburg mar 0aS
Signal gu elmer ent6uiiaitif6en De
monftration. Sauienbe BON 8oeren.
N2dnner, 6rauen uno &tnoer, um@
rinqten BEN 9}ationdlbelDen uno
OrGngten ii9 an i'm, i6m Die 9Gnbe
gu f9iitteln. 9eneral 9e gBet itteg
uuf einen Slid unb bielt eine Reoe.
@r prizes in narmen Mprten Den un@
ermiibli9en 8eiItonb, pel4en Die
grauen ben 8urg6ers i'm gan5en Ser
lauf bes &rieges geleiitet. 9doura
nGre ben M&Gnnern i'm 5elOe oer9}utb
itetig ge6obsn porben, Damn empfabl
Der 8enerdl ieinsn 3u6Orern itH
lobal Der neuen Regierung gegenIber
gu per6alten. @r fagte:
n8ieGei9t befrembet es Sud, 10
Gtpas aus meinem MtunOe gu ADren,
bod @ott bat gegen uns ent54ieDen.
| Sd babe gefGmpFt, Bis ale 9offnung
| qeI6punoen mar, unIere Sa4e auf=
red]t 3u er6alten, unb pie f6per Dtes
audi fein mDge, bic 3eit 1T gefommen,
ba mir unfere @affen nieberlegen
mUFen. @ott perIangt nun BON uns
als etnem 6riitli6en 8olf, baB mir
unTerer neuen 8egierung treu ietn
| folIen. 2aBt uns unS in feline @nt~
| I8eibung i4iden."
NeDer @eneral 0e @et, mod Der
| fri6ere 8rGfoent bes Orange 5reiz
| Itaates Stepn nuroen pd6renO be5
8rieges pernunbet. @sneral De Bst
BAT ieine 5rau felt 3pei Sa6ren nt4t
| geieAen.
9a8 Gomite fiir2egatriirung, pel@
DIES ben 8oeren BEL berWieDeraufrt4z
tung i6rer 6armen belfen iOu, bat Elm
| Qiqantiffes Q8srt ppr iih. Die Rez
con3entraoo Eager mii1en in Inter
itiiBunqs 0epotS umgepan0elt ner@
ben, bic ben 3uriidte6renDen 8oeren
| Die N2ittel gum 2(ufbau i6rer 5armen
uno 8ur 8efeBung berielben nit 8ieR
| qend6rsn foQen. 9ie 6rauen uno
| 9Fumilien Der 8oeren perben auf
WunI6 auf Soften Der Regierung
peiter pG6renD Der 3eit er6alten lper=
BEN, in pel6er Die 8oeren Die 5armen
fir beren Gmpfdng bor6ereiten, 1000
Der nutionalen &unDI9after, tpel4e
i'm 8riege uuf brittI6er Seite fO4ten,
nerben fofort entlafen nerDen uno
oyeDer BON i6nen CUR gtiiftebr auf
feline 6arm Elm 9fero erbolten.
8ur3e &ubeIbepei4en.
- SuIie OPP, cine ameritonii4e
| 66uuIpielerin, erpirtte geitern in
QonDon cine @4eioung pOn ibrem
@utten 3obert 2orraine, einem
@6auIpieler, tpsgen b0spiuigen 9ers
lufTens. lorraine erbob feline Gtnz
| Tpru9e. 0us 8aar purOe am 5, 9(oz
bem6er 1897 in QOnbon getraut.
- 9tscount 9unluce, GlteiterSohn
Des @Qrl BON 2[ntrim, mirO it4 AM
20. Sum- in 2ioerpool auf Dem Dam
pier ,Geltic" na6 g}etDzYort etnI4ifz
fen.
- Die fpuniide Regierung Rot be-
| f8loFen, einen @eIanbten an Die 8e@
| pu6lif Guba gu ernennen.
- sSSn @ien miro Die in ben Ser.
StaQten per0ffentli4te 2ngabe, oaB
bort geftern Elm 2tnar6titen~@omPlot
aur @rmorbung bes 8aiIers 6ran3
SoIep6 entOedt pOrOen isi fir total
| un6egriinbet ertldrt.
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0Eirh nnfl rinmn[.S Snftnr.

q6i1abeGpbia, IS, Suni, -
9a5 r2tuguitinian College of ct.
S6omas" in Der bieiigen 8Orftaot
@iGa g3opa pirD morgen Dem GTz
9rGIiOenten GlepeIano Den Sitel zines
0ottors betOer 8e6te ert6eilen, unD
6r. @lepelanb pirb Der erite @rzPrd>
itbent Der Ser. Staaten iein, Del4em
hieie @bre gu She'll purDe. 4uA 8dz
ron b, 6engeImiiuer, Der Oitrei4iId2
8oti6ufter, pirO Den 9OttOrtitel erz
hdlten.
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gEonh's Semenfi.

8oIton, N}aiI., 16. Suni.-@en.
@oob, Der fri6ere 9eneral GOuber>
neur Guba's, ertldrt, baB Die Don Ell
nern getptTen 9ob7on gebra6te g}a6=
ri8t, er (8oob) babe i'm 2luftrage Der
8a16ingtoner 2lominiitratiOn unO
gum 3ne6e elmer 8ieoererpd6lung
WtcRtnlep's ben nit GecefitOn bro
6enben cu6ani79en @enerul @ome3
bur6 einen G6ef I6er $25,0OO uus
bem cu6aniT6en 8egierung5fOnOs be-
f6pi4tigt, cine a6iOlute llnIpo6r6eit
fei
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ueberpinser pieIer esieeu...

Tsn fam BRETT bebaupttn OaB ts i,!t,n elm
arirAmittel seseStH bat Oas trOs isHsr perbalt=
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Ct 9srHaro Srduerp:lsn. Sisitbm bt!ien IN
fGatn Don StbiUtt. 3suralgie. SBsptpNt. nus
ib!ad llnOer0lali1teit. 6bunlatismus, Siro95e.H
5ifbtr Dlaiari1 uHrtlslmdbiQ,r 0lsutrult;Da, Sc
6srper6drtuHq 5toybut, Joni. bti oeH ue!en aHo,rtn
unjdblqiH 2tioen uHD Utbrsd5tn. Dflban olt1ttniaz
belt unttrDo,ftu if. 3u aaeH ap0tbeteH 5u B1beH
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Sahnfataitrupbc in SnOiaua.

8ru3t1, Snb,, 16. SUM-, - Sin
Tra6t3ug Der Big 6Our~8obn" ent=
glei7te 6eute 3piI4an 4ertb unD Gar
bon in 6olge zines QtdIen6ru4s unO
a9t @aggons lpurOen Oemolirt. @on
bier unbefannten Mdnnern, tpel4e ft4
ais blinoe gaTagiere auf Dem 3uge
befunoen, tpuroen 3pei get0Otet uno
3pet f6Der oerleBt.
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GrtrhnteH.
SFHHHteU.
Rnrt 6nrnn. M2ih.- 16- SUM

9prt6uron, Nh8., 16, SUM
= Sn 6olge &entsrns t6res 8Ootez
ertranfen beute i'm 2ate 6urpn aui
Der 6D6e Der GDiIOn Bead pG6renc
zines fur9tbaren Sturme8 Der 21=
iG6rige 2lrtbur g}artin unO Die Sc
f4pifter 8eatrice un0 gtDrma 4bras
6um, Il, refp. 7 Sabre aft. @ine grOz
BE Mfenge fab bom l1fer aus Dem
f4redli6en Grei9niB gu, tonnte a6el
bes Sturmes pegen feline 9ilfe lei
fen.