davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02
gHhisfeh in Der @eIfentaIdle.

8irming + m, N.zO, 1. 9epz
tember. - Gtne Qlfttens9eieuf9aft,
tpel9e ii9 r@ompefeb Spirits 60"
nennt unb uber elm &apital npn 81, =
100000 perfiigen fou, tit 6ier in Bill
bunq begriffen. DIS grGfbent Der
neuen 9eIeqf9oft piro Der 9otelier
8. 3. Probman aus Cincinnati ge=
nannt, unb es follen audi mebrere be-
tannte NepsYprfer unb 8altimorer
syinunciers fi6 fir bas l1nterne6men
intereiitren, tpeldes be3pedt, D9isfep
gu tleinen paitilIen 5u conbeniiren,
lpel9e Der Compliment bequem in ieiz
ner 8eitentaf9e BEL fi9 fiibren II. fi4
fomit i'm 8ebiirfniBfale ruuf trodez
mem Mege" etnen tiidtiger 9aurbeutel
Sulegen fattn. Die gntbedung bie5er
intereFanten 9aftilen bat man 9rn.
CHARLES Sbenbaug6 BON bier gu Derz
banfen, unb bieielben tperben bielei9t
bas gan5e Sptrituofengef4Gft reDoluz
ttoniren. Sebenfals perDen biefelben
dber cine Qbdnberung Der bisberigen
Steuergeiebe Oeruria4en. Wtdn min
nit Der Jubrifation Der @bistepzPa=
itilen unmittelbar beginner, um bei'm
8eginn bes Wetbnu9ts=9ef4Gftes ba=
nit auf bem Murtt erf4einen gu tDn=
r1Pr1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02
SIof sSslann rrnbert.

Die erIte 8epegung in ben com6inirz
ten Qrmeez unO 6lottenman0oern.
- 9igginIon'5 6IOtte ii6errumz
pelt bic Signalftation uuf Beacon
Sin unb f8lGgt bic neun Mann
ftarte 8eiaBung in bic 6Iu4t.
gDoobs 9oGe, M}uf., 1. @ept.
- Ser &reu3er Olympia" lief 6eute
8ormittag in ben 6ieiigen 9afen Elm,
un6 lanbete cine Streitma4t, pel6e
fi9 alIer 3elegrap6enz, 3elep6onz un0
Rabelitatipnen bemd6ttgte unb bier
bur6 alien @erte6r nit Mart4a'8 8tz
neparb unb Gli3abet6 : S5lunO a6z
f6nitt.
@tneporb 8 ben, Mai7., 1.
Septem6er. - Ser &reu3er oSIpmz
piu" bat gu 8abz6eab etneMannf8aft
geIanbet, unb Oa8 &abel 3tpiI6en bort
unb Basque S5lanO lit in gerbinz
bung nit ben ManDpern bur6I4nitz
ten ipprben.
8GoG SsIanb, 1. September.
- Nomiral 9igginIon nabm beute
na6 24zitiinbigem 8om6arbement bic
Signalitatiou, fotpie bic Station fir
bru6tloIe SeIegrat5ie auf 8eaconz6iq
Elm unb 6ielt Great Salt 8pnb 6arz
6pr 6eIeBt. 9as Signdlcorps lteB bic
Station i'm Stt9 unb enttam. 9ie
6lotte bes QbmiralS 6igginfpn liegt
auBerbalb bes 8redtpater Dor 2lnter.
9pint Subitb, 8.zS., 11.45
8ormittag5, l. September. - Na9
einem 6eftigen 8ombarbement duf Der
90be BON 8IodzSslanO purbe Der
8erfe6r 3piI6en Der bieiigen 2(rmeez
Signalftation uno 8eaconz6tQzStaz
tton auF 8lofzSslanb cine 3eit lang
unterbro9en. lin 1915 ipurbe Der
8erte6r pieber 6ergeitellt, aLein Der
0ra6t blei6t i'm Belize bes 5einbes.
Man melbet, buB Der 2eBtere Die Sig
naGItation eingenommen bat, baB iez
bod Die gdn3e 8eIaBung, bier Mann
au8qenommen, enttam. Die 8eIutz
3ung Der Station befanb aus etnem
0ffiaier unb a4t ManHs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02

nOffi5ieue Sournal" pirb morgen Elm
0efret per0ffentIi6en, pel6es bic
'f9pn am %. 2(uguft BON Der r&iio@
ciirten 9re7e" in 2(u5ii4t geitellten,
neuen Grnennungen i'm frun30iiiAen
biplomatiI4en 9ienit Offi5iea antiin>
Otgt, nGmlt6:
9r. SuTeran, Der fran3Oiii4e Sc
ianbte in &Open6ugen, fran3Oiii4er
8otI3after in 8ufbington;
6r. Sule8 Gambon, fran5Oiaer
8otf6after an Die Ser .Stuoten, fran
50iii3er 8otf9after in N}aDrio.
81. 8omparb, Gbef be8 8oniularz
gureau5 i'm auspGrtigen 2tmt, fran=
50fi19er 8otf8aFter in petersburg,
aIs NadfoIger bes M}arquiS De g}onz
tebellp.
9r. Ei6ourb, bis9eriger 8otIdufter
an Die 64nei3 gum 8otf6ufter an
9euti6lanO; ST.. 3ainore, Director
Oes poGitif4en 8iireaus 0e5 Nu5pdr=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02

Die 5Iotte bat iOlpeit einen Di4ttz
gen Grfolg uber Die 2(rmee err&n8en.
Die Station uuf 8eacpnz9iu, 8lOdz
Sslunb, mar BON Der @rmee ipe3ieQ
in 8er6inOung nit ben MtanODern
etu6ltrt porben. Ql8tbunbert N}artz
neIoIbaten balten 8eaconz9ia jeBt be-
ieBt,
g}urro8orfett qter, &zS,
1. Sept. - Die StgnalItatiOn 3u
goint Su0it6 beri6tet, baB 2tOmiraG
6igginIon bort 0}arineIoloaten ans
ufer f6ift, I'm bic Steuung gu 6eIetz
gen. Dies 1T lei6t m0gli6, Oa fi4
ni6t genHgenbe 2anbtruppen bort be-
finoen, um einen 2tngriff o63utpe6ren.
0ep 2onDDn n, l. September,
1920 Ql6enbs. - &Omiral 9igginz
fon's sylOtte 1T mG6renO Der lebten
3e6n W}inuten am 6ieiigen 2eu6tz
t6urm Dorii6er gefa6ren, un0 etli6e
Der G4ifFe 6om6arOiren jeBt Sort
N2itdie auf @pu 3slan6, Sort
8rig5t ouf 6ii6er'5 35IonO 6ot biz
ieBt nod tsin 6euer ouf bic S6iffe
er0ffnst.
5i76sr5 S5tonb, 3.zgy 1.
@ept.-llm 6al6 II llbr beute 2l6enO
tau76ts Sort @rtg6t Sdiiife nit Ell
mem 66la4ti6iffe DOm 0Sn0tana"z
9Dpus aus, peI6ss auf Sort Scrip
8ufubr. Die gefdiiBe Oe5 2eBteren
ipur6eu 6alo burauf pernoumen, unb
fur3e 3eit ipdtsr traf Don Der 6ignoIz
ftotiOn bes Sort MansfielO Die 8Otz
i6aFt Elm, DoB 9i9ginfOn'5 gan3e
Tlotte auF Dem @ege bier6er lei. Die
,MoDfloper" purOe (natiirli4 nun
t6eoretiI6) bur6 Elm 3prpeOO in bic
Quft Seiprengt, pd6renO iie bic gina
fa6rt in Sort @ut gu er3pin8en Oerz
f1trhtp
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uuf sem etpnI Der aemtfrenIpnat.it

ido bi, Guadialber angelaHst, peIbt abtnbe Giu=
ipriBungsn, ME Garbolidure, 9egta @dmorrboiDen
anprsiien uHD init Oisisn QiigeH=Mcobinsu, bic
nibt nur nibt beIien, ionOtrr nur 3aben, nod
genug Gsi5tgldubigs nm ibr @sO bstriieen Cine
pirtlit, uu0 bauernOs Soei!ung 0ieiss ibnersn uuo
idmsr3baftcn 2sosus tommt nur Our1 Sr Sjtsz
bees gIHuteiis iu Stanoe. elmer bsltyditesn 4r3z
nsi, fuelbs in 6Orm Don Stubl3dpi6eH am Sit oss
&eiosHs sinsefubrt Diro unD ND DON bort 6silenD
in bic srtruntteu 5beils Dsrbreitet 8ro6eu perDsu
frsi psrianpt pom ., Rsufasotsr & Co., 9Or 1916,
ssnsQoES lSL Dc, ,Se;I&S)
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Grtruufeu.

4Gburp, 9.=g., /. September.-
Cine 9ampf6arfaiie NIT 5e6n iunger
MGnnern on 8orb tenterte beltte in
Der 0Gbe bon bier auf benz 9ubfon
gfiper. gt6t Der Snfaifen tpurOen ge=
rettet, alein Spbn 9eipitt, elm 9otelz
beiiber BON bier, ioipie gto6ert @urmi=
6ael, Elm S9duIpieler aus NetpzYOrf,
perben perrnibt, unO man fiir9tet,
baB iie ertrunten iino.
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tFrfurItOns,ug berunalaft.

Cir 8eiBer unO an % g&eger get0O4
tet. - @ieIe unOere 9}eger Derz
IeBt.
8trmin g6am, 2tto., 1. Sept.
-@ine f9redli4e 8abntataitrop6e erz
eignete ii8 tur3 na4 9 ltbr beute frii3
auf Der nSout6ern RatlpuD," cine
0}eile peItIi8 Don 8errn, 2lla., unO
55 N2eilen peItli6 Don bier. Sin nit
Hegern beIeBter @rfuriiOns5ug aus
@reenDiIe, Nfiif, entgleiIte auf benz
@ege rad Birmingham, unO Die 2oz
tomotiDe, iOpte feds @qggon5 itiir3s
ten BON elmer 80i6ung berab. Sin
0eiBer, Der 3ugfiibrer $. q. 9uOlep,
iotpie etpa 25 gteger tamen um's Qes
ben unb 25 bis so peitere 9}eger err
litten 8erlebungeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-02

I'LL AusIUutt'S14s W., -i~-.~-
ten in Copenhagen.
6r. 9e Ia 8oultniere, General
&oniuG gu @Ofia, ge6t na4 Goiro,
Ggppten.
6r. 8ourgoreI, @eIanOter in Se6ez
ran, 4eriien, gebt nu6 Sofia.
9r. GOgOrOun, gegenpdrtig OiPloz
matii3er 2tgent in Gairp, II, 8eOrge5
2etpis, fran30ii6er 9eIegat gu Der
egDptiI6en S9uloenz@ommiiIion, err
IeBen Die 66. 8ainOre unO 8OmpdrO
i'm 2uslpGrtigen 2lmt.
6r. W}ouaro, 8tpeiter G6ef be8 8rOz
totoQs i'm 4uSpGrtigen Nmt, erieBt
9rn. Gro5ier ais G3ef DeS 0ePartez
ments.
9as 8roBtreu5 Der G6renIegion lit
Dem Marqui5 be 9toaile5, fran3Oiie
i9en 8efan0ten an 0eutidIanO, Derz
lte5en ipprDen.
6r. 4atenotre, Der 3urIftreten0e
8otI9after an Spanien, lit gum
&unge zines 8rOBOffi3ier5 Der g6renz
legion bef0rOert,
aus 6 G6ind.
8ettng, 1. September. - Die
bieIigen fremben 2egationen ba6en
ous Der 9roptn3 @3e6uan Die M}elz
hung er6olten, OaB bic OOrtige Rebelz
I;on anbauernO I'm ii6 greift unO Die
6remOen GROCER @efabr anSgeieBt
ii10.
@6ungBai, l. Septembet. -
Der engliid dineiiI6e 9onOel5Derz
trag ift nod nidt unter5eidnet. Cir
SameS 8. U}ada2, Der 9ertreter
@roB6rttannien'5, un0 Die aHDeren
GomniTGre traten am 80. 4uguit 3uz
iammen, I'm Die llnter3ei6nung bOrz
3unebmen. @8 itellte ii6 aber fer
aus, oaB ba5 taiIerIi6e 9etrst, nell
DIES bic 6tneiii6en @OmmiTdre our
iInter3et6nunq De8 8ertrage8 6ebouz
md9tigen foQte, un5urei6enO mar,
unr Die britiI6en 8ertreter peigerten
it6 in Solge befen, ibren Rumen unz
ter baS Document gu Ieben. 9ieie
@er50gerung bat lteberraf4ung Aer>
pDrgerufen, ba Qlue5 geregelt fAien
unD Sir SameS M}afaD bereits Norz
6areitunqen 9etroffen bate, S6dng6ai
3u perlafen. Gr bat feline YQfQge
fan3eutrt un0 erpartet pettere I}itz
t6eilungen aus Peting,
8ufftf4e Gonturren3 i'm
2lusnanberungs 9e>
f4Gft.
Obeff a, l. September. - Sin
Gomite Der ruf7i4en 6reip;uigenz
Jlotte bat einen neuen 9ienit 3lpiz
f9en ben S6par3en Wteer 9Gfen
ii6er SytoIten na8 Norbumerita tinqes
rt9tet uno ii4 0a3u nit elmer ttaliez
ntI6en Qinie berbunOen. Sipet Oiez
FcS neuen 0ieniteS lit e8, ben groBen
&u5panOerer 8erte6r 5nI6en Reaz
Pc! unb g&eipzgort tpeg3utapern. Die
JreipiGigen : 5Iotte ptrO fir jeOen
Iuspanoerer Don Neapel Dier3ig Dol
lars erbaIten. 9as erite S6iff Ot5
neNen 9ienite5 tpirO GnDe September
obqeben. W}an 6offt, baB bic Inter
nebmung bic ruiiiIbe &uSpanoerung
pon ben beutiden 0ampferltnien abz
renDen nirb.
unru6en in&routten,
@gram, 8roatien, 1. September.
- Gine 9emonitration Der trootiz
f6en Stubenten gegen bic ierbif6en
8etpobner beronloBte geItern ernftItbe
unruben babier. 9ie 9oIi3et mo6te
einen 2tngriff nit bIonten SGbeIn II.
perpunbete piele Perionen.
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geranilarn uuf cintm Rrsrrsgitnit.

6opftnsbi1Ge &p., 1. Gept.
-2luf einem NegerzPtcnic na6e Pemz
brpfe fsuerten Serrp unb 9angerfieIO
@ure, neil iie aufgefOrbert pOrben
paren, ben 6eitpIuB gu Derlaien, lire
RebolDer auf ben 8Olts9aufen i'm
san3boben ab. Sobn Stnbb purbe
augen6litlid getOOtet, 5rant N}aiIie
t0btli9 bertpunOet, unb Sdmes BiQiz
ans er6ieIt eine &ugel in ben 8inn=
baden, Den IeBten Na4ri4tsn 5ufOI=
&c mar es nod ni4t gelungen, bic
S6Gter gu berbaften.
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SOlllllCrr=
BeI(5aDer0eIl.

Sin bar6er GbeeI6ffeI bon n 4 b
m up's 8eabp ReGief in einem
BaI6en @tas Don 8aTer genOmmen
unb 10 Ionge fOrtgeIeBt pls bic Gntz
leerungen onbuIten uno Elm nit q a b
p ap's 9feubp 8eIief getrdntz
tes Stiit 6Ianeu ii6er ZEN M2agen 1n6
bic GingetpeiOe geIegt, pirb augenz
"nh cine raI4s
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Sin 15itrlpre6er.
Gere6tiskeit fit lAmeri&a.
9Sarme SertbciSi9nna Der atnerifa=
niicbcn SDEOaten anf Den 4bilip=
pinen ourcB einen Gcutiheu.

Grnennung bes 8Hdofs Gurlep gum
Gr3bifdof 0On g}epzgort. = grz
trontung 0e5 itoIitHii4sn 4re=
miers 3anarOeui, - Der @trett=
foG be5iigIi3 Der gntfi6rung Der
W}ifiiondrtn Stone nod INNER
8ptf6en Der 9forte unO ben Ser
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Staat 2Iarprano.
Grefutipz Shreau.

Od Der 5tp0Gfte September, als
y8ert6eibigerzSag" betannt, jeBt etn
muni3ipuler Teiertag IN Der Staot
Baltimore tit, gum 9ebG4tniB an ben
erfolgrei6en 8iDeritanO gegen Die
9riten i'm Sabre o4t3ebnbunbert uno
pier5e6n, unb
ba es als angemefen era3tet ptrb,
bab Der gan3e 'Stadt an Der 9eoent=
feier biefes erfolgrei6en 8iberitdnDes
She'll nimmt,
besbsl6 ertlGre uno protlumire tdh,
Sobn Walter Snrttb, 9ouoerneur bes
Staates Marblanb, traft Der mir in
bem 9. QbI9nitt bes 13, 9lrtitels bes
9efeBbu9es Der Dffentlt6en algemetz
nen 9eieBe DON Marplanb berlie6enen
8oQma4t unb QutoritGt, 5reitug, ben
u, Septem6er 1902, gu einem ge1eBli=
den Ieiertag i'm gan5en Staate Sra
rDIdnb, unb empfe6le i6, baB Der Sag
bur9 cine alIgemeine @initeIung Der
@ei4dfte oIs FOLDER beObu4tet perOen
m0ge.
90 9ef9e6en nit metz
sos ner unterI4rift unb
SrUadessI nnI1 unter oem 9roBiiegel
TearpIanS. MarDtanb's in Der
9--s o Stabt Qlnnapplis am
80. Sage bes Monats Nuguit neunz
3e6n6unbert unb 5tpei.
Jn6n Malter SMITH,
SIN Qluftruge bes 9ouberneurs,
@ilireS Sateman,
(245) StaatsietretGr.
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Marpllnoar Staats- lIOrmaI>S6nIe.

Gde 0drrplItonz uno &Gfdpettes Nuenue.
9altimurs, YtO. Den l3. augut 1902
Die Sosrbft=S Stiion bsginnt am 0entag, o,n g.
Septsmbsr 1902. Rtut sbill.r miHen am 9. Sepz
tember regiitrirt tpsrosn YriiungsH fix Iunabms
unO SeiorOsrune am g., TO-, H., y. unO l3 5spz
tembsr Die 6ormiruug Der RIdfsn, iODis reotls
miBQe Rscitationsn uno YOrleiungeH begnnen am
Olontag ben 15 September.
S6iler wtrOm nibt in Die mittlrsn RIuH,R
auigsRomrlen 5spor Di:it.bsu Die sriorDerttn 9rlz
funesu an oen ob:n 9eHaHntsn IaGcn sufrieOen=
tsacno bsitanOen babsr.
GIementnrz une dfasemffches Scpdrtsmrnt.
Die Glementdr= unO ufaoemd)sn Ssplrtemsnts
inD fir DEN lluttrridJt uHO Oie oerdnbllOung bOn
SdJHltru i'm 4lter Don bis 16 Sdbren, IOpls fir
bic 9orbsreitung gum Gnritt in Das ROrmalsOtz
partement porjitgb ausQstattet.
Dis requIdrsn Gsbrsr ipsrOen BON osn 9rUfefOr.u
0es Rornal= Nepar temtnts in QDDif, Gbems, Roz
tamil, NdturfunOe uno in anoersn unttrrtdbts=
Sd6ern untsritBt, s uda 9srfiaung Oes 9rnsis
pals Der Staatsz zglormdlitult.
Sis 6srbt=SsiiiOu beginnt om u On az, ben
Is. 5spttulbsr
Bsqen udbersr augtunit uuO RatalOe. p.nos
man f6
g. 3. 4rettnmau,
0tarpldnosr 5tdats s=Rormal5ult,
C25-S0 Baltimore, WO-
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Qtarr6oe,
Qp(enteriie
l1lO
g6OCeriipte.

Gs 9iebt tein 6eil0erfa6ren in Der
@eIt, peldes Tieber unO S4itteGz
frOf un6 ale anoeren malaria unb
guuzurttgen unb an6eren Gieber, nit
6iiIfe Der ga b IN ab'i8en 9iEs
len, 70 RAID betGt tpie
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MarnlanSer sd,ule fir ganbe.

Der 35 Rurius Der Marpldnbsr Sdule fir Sauz
Be beoinnt am H. September Sities If etns
tonf.iionslos Sbul. fir taubs RinOsr uno imn9s
2.ute, unb iOl6. osrn Gtb0r 10 mangelbaft 1T,
bab ibr gefu6 Der bfftntlidsnSd Sdulsn auset4loHen
1T. SH6ties 2ebr.r fir &toenz unS 9ippsns9es
fen. 8ef6tio oun9 unb n errl d t
fret fur Marnldno.r Sdiiler. @eiinoefe Sage.
g8eoen Gufnabms Ober austunft DsnOe man T5
an Gbas SO. ,. 4rinsipuI, GrsOerid, Mb.
(4ugll, Wo, 81, Inn
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len @treitfragen 5pifden 2trbeitern
''"5 @rbeitgebern enbgiiltig iein fol-
Better pir0 Qpr B m q = Or
BON Dublin.

~ - ~ y - y ~ y y =
BON Dublin.
Dublin, Srtanb, /. September
alderman Patrid 9op0, @anOi@
1t Der 9tr6etterpartei, nurbe 6eute
I'm 2orOmaDor BON Dublin erpGRlt.
,tmotbp G.9arrington (gtarionalif),
er bis6erige 2Oroma1or, mar ganoiz
at fir 8ieOererpG6lung gu einem
rttten Sermin, tpurbe iebo9 geialaz
en-.
2GOpb's MO Orb9eiatate,
GOl4e fter, Gngluno, 1. Sept.
- &orpOral 2lopb pom 8ebfDroz
6ire Regiment, neG4er iib ieI6it
IngetIogt bate, i'm IeBten Sanuar eiz
ten unbetannten W3ann in &unio5=
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Wfarnl1nScr s6mfe fir SlinSe
tpiro am 15 September 1902 tr6ifnct. g8e9en
udDerer austunft in 9strsff Der S3ule aOrefre
man
g. .. Morrifpn, Gupt.,
(4uo30 2gDpfen) Baltimore, Wlo.
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22>FIlI>>Il)
9ie btQi9ite ta1tO bette
0eOt5ttt Der 8elt fitr Oest
GSatnilieu0e0rnud).

@sgen Serreutungen, GnstIbnnz
gen, &iifeni6msr3sn, G6mer3eu auf
Der 8rnff unb in ben Seiteu, GnpFz
wsb, 8abutpeb, 9IRtanOruug, Gntz
siiubaugen, 9lbenmatismus, RrnraIs
gle, 9ercniduB, 6iifteu8it6t &rrusz
ihmer3en oOer irgenO lpeGdle auBcren
gamer3en genugt Elm tIeiner 8er>
ban6 Der Nebi3in, Inn cine 3auberz
6aFte 8irtung berDor5urufen, inOem
Die S4mer3en iofOrt oufb0ren.
@irS ton allen apotBetern berfauft.
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&obwo9 & Co., ermiip., mRSR n. 9.
81
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4merttanifds s al DE NJ
hiebinnen in 4nris.

Barts, 1. September. - 3pet
6eute 8ormittag bor benz bieiigen
Ofba6n6ofe tpegen Suf4enbiebitabI3
perbaftete 5rouen8immer go6en Die
g}amen 9orot6ea itn0 8ettp Nautz
fuppt aus ct. Qouis an. 8ei elmer
0ur6Iu8ung fanb man bier Portez
monnaies, ipel6e i'm @an3en $24~nt<
hielten, in 8ettp'5 &egeni4irm berz
bprqen DOR.
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Ngram, 8roatien, 1. September.
- @tne 9emonftratton Der troottz
fc6en Stubenten gegen bic ferbif6en
8epo6ner beronIoBte geItern erritli6e
l1nruben ba6ier. Die 9oIi3et mo6te
einen 2tngriff nit bIonten @dbeIn II.
perpunbete pieIe 0erionen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-20

the result Of Sunday business In the
saloons is just what might have been
expected. A great many cases come
before him on Mondays, and he has
taken occasion to repeat his announce
ment from the bench, that higher pen
alties win be inflicted on cases OF sun
day inebration than on those Of plain
everyday Intoxication. This declaration
from the city criminal court Is here
pointed out as an object lesson to the
friends Of the Sunday saloon who used
the self.eyidently silly argument men
toned above.
II seems that side doors and back
doors are still permitted to have their
swing at the saloons on Sundays whlle
the front doors are sealed up Tor the
occasion. We'll, that IS triie better
than the wide open system when mas
been winked at, and we hope that ai'er
the front door inspection has been com
Melted some attention will be paid TO
the other ways Of ingress to the sun
day saloon. The ordinance against
Sunday business does not make any
reference to doors. II Is the sale OF
that Is forbidden, and that
is what the majority OF the people Of
this city desire TO have enforced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-20
Professor case Of oxford saws.

Give up Greek, and civilization be.
comes a chaos. We have nothing 10
take It's place. Without Greek In the
highest education, men will not learn
how to express themselves In natural
concrete terms, will not study the be-
ginning OF any important subject OF In
stitution except Romln law, viii not
drink from the fountain Of poetry and
art, win not understand the origin and
meaning Of any great problems OF phil
osophy, will lose their hold on Christian
civilization, and worse than all VIII not
know where to begin, or what solution
To put In the place Of what they viii
have lost. Greek never was more nec-
essary than now in the present uphea-
val OF thought"
If that is so then Of course Greek
should never be given up, But as the
Trinity college professors asked Swift
how he could argue unless he studied
logic, he answered that he did not
know. but somehow or other he man.
aged to argue pretty well without IL,
so the worlds civilization probably
would not become chaos II Greek were
not used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-20
Chicago News.

Almost from the death OF Alfonso
XII, several months before his son and
successor was born Queen Christina
has had TO combat the lntrlgues and
to contend with popular manifestations
OF discomfort An Austrian by BIRTH
she has never been truly popular with
her people. The efforts OF the pretend
ers have been largely checked, II Is
true, and the claims OF the CarlIsts are
now almost the least of the queens
troubles. She has been able to prevent
actual revolution and she has succeed
ed in maintaining the dynasty, but
from almost any point OF view the out
look for the new king Ia dark. The
people have been overtaxed and cor
ruptly governed and the nation Is f.
nancially and economically weak. Such
are the conditions OF a land which a
boy OF l6 Ia now called upon 10 rule.
II he is TO keep possession OF the throne
In the critical years before him he
must needs have genius for the art
Of government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-20
LoUBERT GOES TO RUSSIA.

President Loubet Is now on his way
TO 81. Petersburg, on a French cruiser
to pay visit 10 the Russian emperor
He is accompanied by NJ. Delcasse the
minister Of foreign affairs.
The object OF the visit can be but one
Ito draw closer together the ties by
which the two countries are united in
alliance. Incidentally 1t viii be a DEM
onstratlon to the outside world of the
fact that the despote OF the north and
the republic OF the south, are friends.
It Is a strange alliance, to say the
least.
Tolstoi considers II 80, and dangerous
besides. He is quoted as saying that it's
object Is wars and threats OF war, and
that Il h.an evil for both nations.
AS for France. he says. It's govern
ment, its press and society have al
ready been, and viii stlll further be,
drawn into concessions and promises
contrary to the traditions Of free
and humane nation, IN order to pretend
or really to be in agreement with the
intention and feelings OF the most des-
potic, retrograde and cruel government
Of all Europe. And this has been and
wiz be a great injury to France.
As for Russia, the union is equally
evil. According to Tolstoi, since the
establishment Of this Inflated alliance,
the Russian government, which once
was afraid OF European opinion, and
took It into consideration, at present
no longer troubles itself about It, being
conscious Of the support of this strange
friendship on the part Of the nation
which Is regarded as the most civilized
in the world, and II is daily becoming
more and more reaotionary despotlc,
and cruel.
In other words, the alliance. while
lowering France In the scale Of clyilIza-
ton, Is not transforming Russia, or
giving to her the benefits of French
advancement.
This, undoubtedly is a philosophical
view Of the union between despotlsm
and republIcanism But that is not the
point of view from which the politicians
look at t. The declaration OF the Gear
that French and Russian interests are
identical in all parts OF the earth, Is
useful for both countries in the poll,i-
cal game, and that is the only consider
alton.
The statesmen Of France cannot be
blind to the fact that the republic has
little or no prospect OF any material
benefit Of the alliance should an oc-
oasion to test It's value really present
itself. But they find 1t convenient
nevertheless, to treat It seriously, re-
CARELESS Of dangers OF the nature point.
ed out by Tolstoi.