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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29
Alma, Kas, Jan. q, 1862.


Gsrnan-Ane<icaR Doctors, Kansas
City, No.
Ny Dear Doctors the first
day oz December, 1891, went to Kan
e&s ,C4tP to one of the hospitals. The
physician in charge said that It was
necessary in order to ez1Te me to per-
fern an important eRd dangerous surgi-
eaI operation. Aftsr remaining In their
charge for moro than 4 week, being
prepared for the operation, ca December
IL, 1eaa, my hcRher, William, came to
see as and advised me b consult with
ysu hek0re permitting anyone to per-
torn an sDera&ion. 1 desired to consult
you eee0re gpinS to the hospital. but
was persuaded not TO do 50. Against
the orders Of the hospital authorities,
my bFother dressed ne and took me- to
you.
After q careful examination yoa pro
aouReed ny cAse curable and an opera
t5aa at that tiMe unnecessary. I took
troGtRNk and returned homo With ny
Hr0thex the same day. Wken started
TouF trea4Ment several physicians 0sid
tbAk an operation WIS the only thing
that would save nay life. When went
% you weighed 40 pounds; how. six
weeks later, weigh III pounds and am
feeEaS practically we'll
Ny case Is regarded by all as a re-
RarkaAIs cure. 1t Is Believed by those
acquainted With my case that II an oper-
alton had bean performed ca or before
Deesu4eF 11th it woQld have been fatal,
on account of my weakened condition.
cAR heartily recomneEd you to my
friends and the afflicted whenever they
ned Redfcal attention.
Yours very truly.
CRtS AATHTES.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

Sam Bussard and Ed Kea are
. sowing their lawns to blue grass
and clever
Sunday the aoisy martins re-
turned and TOOK possession of their
bird boxes on top Of this Office.
end clipper As loud as ever.
Regular services will be held at
| the Presbyterian church IN this
city, tomorrow, Sunday, morn
ing and evening.
T j Pickering has rented the
HInkle homestead farm just west
of town and move there next week
iron GRAY
marc came to ny farm north
of Hays. Owner can have by
paying expenses and proving their
property Reaarp RasOche.
The blue grass and clover lawns
lof James q, Reeder and Ssirs
Robbins already look pretty and
green.
Elias johnson has moved bull
ding on his lot on south Chestnut
street and will arrange it for a
business opening,
LOST.
A bugle end, old gold, Ink to
my watch chain Sunday sveHiDg.
Finder wiz be rewarded by return
ing to Geo. II, Goa.
Now that the school is coming
down that way, John Westbrook,
Grippen & the BissIngs are setting
out shade trees Ia front of their
places on Fort and Jones streets.
Dory Gosser, with his teams,
feed, plows and blacksmith forge,
= regular cavalcade, passed thro'
town Monday on the way to the
Experimental station blowing on
the Reservation.
Another car ef the
best
PlOws 4 harrows
ehsap at YoST's.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

Aarried.-On March 21st. bv
Rev Blondon, Geolge w McCur
iy of Ellis, late OF the 43d u, :
Infantry, to Miss Loo Nj. Muoton
Il Bennington He is employed
" the U, P. Ry, and they will
make their home IN Ellis,
This section had showers last
week and Sunday q good rain,
eioicing the farmers.
A heavy rain came TUESDAY,, 6
nearly 8 inches OF water fell max
ing fine breaking Big creek went
Up several feet giving it clean
ing before warm weather.
Tie Req. Ira r Hicks Almanac.
This splendid book of 200 pages
rs not only a work of art of the
highest ordor, but 1t is the most
complete and valuable book on
Astronomy and BIeteOrology for
1902 to be found IN the world,
We have hut 8 left for sale,
CTATE FOREST TREES.
~
The time is up for sending Ia the
orders. we have 9rdeIed abnst l5
to 25 thousand for our farmers and
thew will arrive in q couple weeks,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

The WslIineton men held thel1
caucus and selected . set of dele
gates for the primary ticket,
The Republicans got oat bills
for . public meeting IN the city
ball, over 20 attended, everything
was for the couDtY'a BEST interests
Hayes B White and jim Reeder,
and such q delegation was named
A township committee Was nam
ed with G SchwalIer - chsirman,
Al Robinsen secty and Harry
Penney treasurer,
When 1t came to the primary
the Wellington men gave up the
ghost and run no ticket and every
body voted for White E Reeder
and honorably paid their Reserva-
tion obligations.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

Ars eager has returned from
her trip east.
john J. Frank has received q
kandsoAe violin from Chicago.
Miss Lily Freese returned on
TAursday to his work at Buhaso.
The sad news cones that our old
German farHser of north Walker
township, Johan Buelow. during
one Of his appolsctIc Ats. had the
misfortune to fall into the well on
their place and drowned in the 8
foot OF water there before be was
discovered. Mrs Buelow has the
,syApathy Of that whole section
The County commissioners met
eA Wednesday. W. z Griffin
teadsrea his resignation as Trustee
Of Ellis township and it was &C.
-espted AID George Leisering was
appointed to al the vacancy.
The Gernan doctors have held
out At the Opera house this week
to fall houses. Give q Hedical
lecture aHd quite = show. And
will stay aHothsr week Read the
notice in another column.
FEW DAYS MORE.
| skip those Calves IN a few days
to the &c. market. If you want
to bay sems Yearling heifsr calves
awfut cheap sec me next week.
ArG6S Gre7leLI,
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PLAIN TALK
FPsf Caark Preaids1s AnA Manager Of tAs
6STmHn-AEn0r1cAn Ooc4of1.> Kan
City, No. Invites IavGseE4As
io0 by tbs A&Atsd

dsA e sest, in $SE Of - Eaa Sha
I, together vita 0aa - YcaF EsSfsl ex.
anHning physicians, aH nOR IA TOar
county. for tho PtHpoes ct visiting you
ANA eo1sAt3ng with 1ou, II ycu ara AZ
AtCted with any disease requiring either
medical OF surgical skill to invite tho
fullest Investigation At eur FRa6aasienAI
reputation personal character, and buR-
Aess standing. As to our peFsooAl res
1ooAhality. refer E%1 to The NattoaaI
Bank q Commerce, d KaRB4 City,
through your noai bank, oR tae Pekts
Drug Co., R WMASta. As to eur per
sond character. oRer the record we
Aeve made during tA8 mary JeaxB We
have been essbfIahed IN the west
II IS fAmAAax - Z aAzEs circle of
naiGhbo1S sn6 HanAs GnA fo1m& pa
tents, wkose rWzd azA esteem We
highly Vaiue. Our ela4mS 10 HEeees-
stWd skill are ba9sd 0pon many yeArS
at Successful pEDcttA, during which we
have treated 91d eWSd fkOQARds ef
eAss q okFoa30 and 0hgthake GaeaSes,
af6er koRe u cure had hsen aye0 up by
0<AE pAyEadAns. n psOOf 0f these
chaNs, Va Ger sae Sss&1a0ay e< the
PAAieNs thNzefTeA FAWe among
then. who r@44e IA tAs eectia, snd
whose E61sES appear n EAAs aAverttse-
meat, viii esoeSaRI1T es1 yO9 tAe ssgy
of their tEeaEnsaR4 and eFe. Tke nRes
o4 Is many 0tAsts - yOu WOSad kke 70
Correspond VIII VII Be furnished you
upoA 9DRhcR&3R.
You eGn Ptace iRR&oze 0aAHsAce IN
the sAGteRez&s thaE% thA dootor will
make - you He viii aoas1A With you
froe a charge, aAa WI give yo1 full
and iAP&eit SASSEz1ak4eA eReer1iRg our
SaRttartG0. eA& 0lr methods 0R o6ice
and hS4se treatReHG
If y01E ailnaent Is such es to require
ySu 70 eogae to KA0eas CITY for treat
ment. you win Ara pleasant ana cAear-
fui quarters awaiting Tou a1 cur Aedi-
c0i ead Surgical SanstArium. We afe
prepared to treG4 aAA eurs yOu, if a
cure is possible. fcr We have tho skill
equipped WITH every scientific eESATatns,
tastruIRent, and device eeseatiaI 70 the
mn% modern metAo3s oS practice.
Our p4kio1ts WAosS condition does Hs&
require them to CcEHS 70 Kansas CITY,
take our -home Gea3E6sa4s Il il es sys-
tenR&ic and thorough Is yea1s Of
thought and experience can make Il,
a1a IS always fruitful q good results.
The Doctor will fluffy. explain 20 yoa,
whea you oa1l, 81 by Iett@. 4 desired.
We want eooA4ence 20 preeede treat
meat We wE1f y0s % reei when you
trust yourself 20 1s, tha4 yea are godAg
TO be given the beneh9 of tbs kseet HaA-
ioai and surgical skill We have cured
Thousands OF c2s5s pf0A0unced incur
Srle by other physicians. We cured
the writers OF the letters here presented.
We now ask you TO read tAese letters
carefully. We could publish kRadrede
q similar letters, But space viii not per-
mR- In closing. W6 &eztH urge you 20
past yourself Thoroughly g. 70 our pro
fesiona1 personal an6 hnAae5al stzn6-
Ing. before placing JoQreSh under our
care
The GERMAE-AMERICA DOCTORS,
Kansas City. EEo.
Prof. J. T. h Clark, President
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Piles Stomach AID lddaey trouble cured
Words can not express bens1ts rscs1TsG
ana Grafttude fel What EsR BE- es done
for othSEg CA be doae far you
La<aed, Kes-. June IL, 1901
Gernan-Aneric4n Doctors. Kansas
City, No.
Ny Dear Dcet0re:I Wish to write
you that for tbs AESt time IN nay
years, aR feeling Ike my old SET
WoraS caH asEer express the graf re-
lief that u h 70 hs rid OF that aEf-h
feeiiRg that - such 3 arm hold sPcn
ne ny Ae<h = Raeh improved and l
feel ratetnI b ygu VITA Endest re-
7rHs. / an. Yours truly.
80 EEFE A. akARTIN
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Heart. Liver and Eervouness cureG
Kinsley. K&s., Aug 8, 1901.
German-AmericaA Doctors, Kansas
City, No.
Dear Doctorr:-I can truly say that
your treatment is wonderful Accept
my thanks for your courteous treat
nleut. With best wishes, am.
Yours very truly.
MRS. JOHN WANG.
Cetarrh and other oompl eated troubles
cured-HusbeBd and Wife in in thai ks
=Jr At1d and succossfu. stInsrt
Bluff City, Kas., June 10, 1901
GeTm2n-Americ4n Doctors, kansas
City. Mo.
Ny Dear Doctors:-I an % very much
better that you wiz n0t have to send
me- any more medicine.
Ar. Gore joins me In many thanks
for your 4 Id treatment.
ouEs very truly,
Mrs R. z GORE.
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HRS. r. z. GORE

RhsunztIsm aud Kidney trouSse cured
Is thsoEf1l and recommends treatment
Eldorado, Kas., Nov. Is, 1901.
GernaE-American Doctors. Kansas
City, No.
Ny Dear Doct0rz:-I feel pretty well
ana do not need any more treatment. 1
an thankful for the god you have done
me and win At cysTT opportunity re-
commend Jour treatment to others who
are AFFLICTED. Again thanking you
am, Years truly.
Mrs. 4. L. SEIKIRK.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

Dave Taylor is fencing his pas
ture just west of town. where the
Normal school was to be
Mr. Thume, the new member of
he firm CT Livengood 6 Co. secur
Ell the Will Bemis honse east of
to En and will move here with his
family In = few davs. AFR. Mills
gets the LeahV cottage.
The Howard Clotfelter wedding
IN Ellis " ednesdav evening was
q grand affair and attended bz q
large c1rele -ef friends, Rev. John
son performing fhe ceremony.
Many elegant presents Werc receiy
ed and heal tiest congratulations
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

This week we get = homestead
for bliss Benis on 4-12-17,
And one for John Johanson on
22-11-17 who also bought the
Elias johnson decided farm adioln
ing on the east.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

Miss Turner's sister from ChIca
60 Is here on a visit.
John SchlYer has received the
sad news of the death OF his moth
er and sister at Buffalo, which oc
cured the same day.
Word comes of the serious i'll
ness of Grandpa George Zeigler
out at Oakley and Ike went out
there Monday night.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

Fer J.Zfs aSTS District.
/ hereby anEounce Dyself as q
Candidate for Judge of the 93rd
Kansas Judicial district, subject
tc the decision of the Republican
Convention. Jas, e. Rseder
Hays, Feb. /, 1909.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

A Remarkable Cure Of ofDeafaess-wasaL
most stone DeaK Now hearing is psrf ct
PiaceviIIe, Calf, Dee. %, 1901.
GernaR-Amegi1aa Doctors, Kansas
City, No.
Dear Doctors:-It gives me much
pleasure to be able TO make favorabls
report Of my case TO you. Ny hearing
is perfect / never lost nay hearing
for one hour since your treatment. I
am N better health than for years past;
thanks to you. Your grateful patient,
HRS. CHAS. HOGAN.
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MASQUERADE BALL.

Easter Aondav night the Post
will give another Mask ball to help
buy the Piano so get your suit
ready as no one can dance before
the unnasking unless masked.
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Dentist coming.
nr p r KET.T.EV

DR.. B, e. KELLEY
of Stockton, will locate in Hays
in 1st National Bank baildlAg,
OH and after April 10th.
II you 1eed q dentist wait an.
til I esMs. Work guaranteed
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

Recommends treatment whenever she
can-Cured OF Nervous. Liver and or
a6IctkCnS
Attiea, Kez-, March is. 1891.
GGE1an-Ameriean Doctors, Kansas
City. No.
Dear Doctos:-I can say that your
medicine helped NE right away. / be-
Heve that am es we'll as could expect
TO be at my age, and thank you for
what you have done for me. I am per
fectIy satisfied with your treatment and
will recommeRd you whenever can
Thanking you fer the good you did
1ae and the kind treatment recsiVed at
your hands, an, Yours truly,
MRS r. A. RAMSEY.
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Cftu of Hans Ennnces.

Hays City, Kansas, March IL, 1902
Statement of the City G erk showing
condition Of finances of city of Hays,
Balance in hands of city treasurer
Nav Sd, 1901 $50, a
Amt reed of Co treasurer 1874, -
Amt reed of pool rooms 29O. 90
Bowling alleVs 3S. 90
Pedlers, shows and dog tax 90, 90
Police judge IS, 90
For material sold J E Basgan 1924
Total 2,464.6 81
Amount of warrants paid BY
city Treasurer 1S43, %
Bal. IL hands city trsVs. Mch IS 620.75
Amt. Of WarrandtS issued by
council 2,141 ,29
Amt of outstanding warrants 2,6I4,47
l hereby certify that the above and
foregoing report is true and correct.
F, S. PALMER,
(seaD City clerk.
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LGks bringing life beck-F1Ts Physician
had IaA-Ernreaaea anaHatIlda

LGks bringing life back-Ffve Physicians
had failed-ExpresSes gratitude
wichita, KAs., Nov. -, 1901.
GernGa-Americaa Doctors Kansas
City, No.
Dear DoctoFs:-Your letter 0 tAe 1stA
% hand and found Dae enjoying The bet
Of health
You are at liberty 70 Use Ry name.
In my case IL was like tTi1ging life
back to the dead; yOU cured ne GfSer
I've OF the best phy2ciRnS here gave ns
ND to die. Words cannot express ny
gratitude To you.
with best wishes for ysur success n
ez1rfRg tbs aEaeted. I IA IS esG.
Your frieaG
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Just received anoth.
er car lot of al l
k1ndd ef field & ca t
tie wire at YOST' IS,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

Hes L Kidney anAL,,e . Trouble cured
Heartily reOo1uznsn1s tPeatmS1s- We
hev0 Hundrsds Of 6tnnar CaAsA
LR<ned, KaA-, Oct Is, 1901.
GeRmaE-ARerieaA Doctors, Kansas
City. Ao.
My Dear pocosH:-Xcu nay depend
upon it that I will do Al can for you
I do not believe there sre such doctors
anywhere. You -ksye aa1e 30 much for
NE and have been % kid, feel that
canRot praise ye1 e1eazh.
Gz4efully yourA
RA q. y. Bz<l.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-29

Burleigh johnson attended the
Democratic congressional commit
Zee meeting at Colby Thursday.
The Convention is called to be
at Beloit on Tuesday. June 3rd,
with SO delegates, Ellie county to
have Z,
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MoneY Go loan.

[ have = lot OF special Aeney
to loan On cattle at special low
rate of interest. Seo Kas ct tbs
lsvksss. - Il ~
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a remarkable case
Ar. Seucky-W1n be
pleased TO write you
mn pEticulsrssbou
treStment. etc.
10 Whom It May
C0RcerR:-This is to
certify that my soa,
Harry Stucky, aged
ten. w8 unable to
walk for many
months and had 20 be
carried everywhere
he Wen. One year
ago he Was carried 10
the GermAn-American
Doctors for treat
mont After taking
their treatment he
fully regazned his
health and can now
walk everywhere.
BENZ. J. STUCKY,
Mound Ridge, KS.
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DIG nos resa any more treatment

Dtd no. need any more treatment.
LAng*on, Kas., Sept. Is, 1901.
Germ2n-American Doctors, Kansas
City, No.
Gentlemen:-I feel SO much better
and believe viii not have to take any
more treatment II I continue as / au
nov, will not need IT. Yours truly,
/. F. MITCHELL.
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For Congress, Hayes White
For Judge, Jas. 81. 8eedsr.
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BIDS.

Bids will be received until Mon
day April 7th 1902 for the old
lumber taken of the bridge south
of Victoria. Can be seen on The
farm Of Andrew RiedeI, near the
bridge. Jacob Bas*ins, 90. Clerk
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Consult II n
~ ii lead ~ s scoaa1ss
A y q esz
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Ass NAKZ LAGsSR-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-02

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peibt Iein tperbe.
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@ouberneur Speenep but fofort
ben 9iitrittsunpalt 9abi5 in 8enntz
nib geieBt unb beauftragt, Die Sa4e
ngriinbli6It" 81 unteriu9en. @5 muBz
te 3ugegeben tperben, baB Die bdarz
ffrGubenoen 2lngaben t6eilpeiIe auf
Wa6r6eit beru6en. Die 2eute arbeiten
t6atfG6li6 unter 8etpa6ung unb
mtnbeitens 5pei Ieien i4on auf Der
Sylu3t BON i6ren 9einigern eri4oiien
porben, 2tIerbings feien Die N}inenz
beiiBer ni9t 1el6itl fir Die i6redli4en
3uitdnbe peranttportli1. 9ieiel6en
6Gtten nur nit ben PabrOni 81 t6un,
pel6e Die 2(rbeitsfraft gu liefern 6az
ben uno fir Elm 6eitimmts8 Quantum
be5 9robuft5 cine GENTLE Summe err
bielten.
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rSatabia" bringt nahr,u 200 Gin=
tuanDerer.

y2etp gorf, 1. 2lpril. - Der
Seitens bes Norbb. 2lobo" ge9drter=
te 6umburg Imerifa 0ampfer
r8atabia" traf beute 8ormittug NIT
1892 3pii9enoeds Puifagieren bon
8remen bier elm. 8si ibrer Nbfa6rt
bate iie 1886 9afagiere an 8orb, 4
berIelben fturben iebod untertpegs u.
ipurben duf See beitattet. Der llngar
Moiif MuteD erIug einem @ddbelz
bru6, ben er ii9 bur4 etnen Stur3
5uge5o9sn, Surgentie adermann ftarb
an 9lltersidpd9e, unb 5ipei &inber
fielen Dem S9urladfieber, refp. Der
2ungenent3iinbung gum Opfer. @ine
10 qroBe 9ln5abl 3pif4enbeds puiz
iagiere bat bisber nod tein 0dmpfer
bier gelanbet. Die meiiten 3piidenz
bedlcr bate Bis 6eute bergaorbbeutf9e
2lppb 0arnpfer rRbetn" beriibergez
bra9t, Der am 8. 9lpril 1901 nit
2449 bsrfel6en 6tsr etntraf.
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geln nur bic 0}ilitGrz unb ni6t Die
Giptlgepalt in 2tnpenoung gu brInz
gen.
8roBer 8runb in Supan.
0oto 9ama, 1. 2lpril. - Cine
6euerSbrunIt in Der Setoenfdbrifitubt
6utui, unfpeit Der norotpeitli9en&iiite
Der Snfel 6onibiu, bat 400 9GuIer in
Qf4e gelegt. Die StaOt bat cine Be-
oOlterung bon etpd 10000.
8trb in Gonitanttnope pei
BE frttten.
0ien, 1. 4pril. - Die rSonnz
unb M}ontagz3eitun9" t6eilt nit, oaB
2utfi Sen, Der tiirttI4e 8oniul in
8uodpeit, per19punOen lit. N&an
glaubt, buB er nit elmer @3auIpielez
rim bur6brannte. Sein gegenpdrttz
ger 2lufent6aItsprt lit ni4t betannt.
Die obige Qngabe Der gendnnten
3eitung tpirb ppn GOnitanttnppel aus
fir unpabr ertlGrt.
@ anto8= 0umont's 8 PlGne.
QpnDon, 1. 2lpril. - Die neueite
Meloung be8iigli6 Der 9lGne OeS bra>
iilianif8en 2uftI4iffer5 @antos@9uz
mont lautet bu6in, baB er geptfie
9unfte auf Dem Wfpnt Blanc 3u erz
forI6en Qeoenft in 606en, tpel6e nod
ME por6er nit einem 8dllon errei9t
tpurDen.
g 8Itmme 3ufGnbe in
BEN me ne1tinbti4en He@
ger 8epubliten.
&tngfton, Samaica, l. @pril.
- 66uuren BON 5Iii6tIingen aus
6anti tommen in Solge Der oortigen
politi76en Wirren bier an. S6rer 4nz
gube na6 lit bic Situation ernit.
Gan Domingo, Republit San
Domingo, 1. 2lpriI. - Die @taot
8ura6onu an Der SiiOtiiite nurpe
na6 16perem &f genommen, in
tpel8em pier3ig getOOtet oOer Der>
lpunoet purDen. SpGter bombdrz
Dirte Elm RegierungSS&anonenboot
8ura6onu uno Idnoete Sruppen, nell
6e bic @tabt nieDer eroberten. 9ie
8ebeGen 3o9en ii6 nu4 einem 9ez
18iiBten 9laB in Der llmgegeno 5uz
rid. Ser &rieg5miniiter bat ii4
nit anoeren Sruppsn na6 8ara6Onu
begeben uno pirO bic I4Grfiten MaBz
regeln ergreifen, um bic OrOnung
pieoer ber3uitsIlsn, Die SbGti9teit
Der GebelIen lit fir ben 4ugenblid
auf 8arubona bef6rGntt.
Die Oeputirtentammer bat be-
f6lofIen, baB in Der gon3en &epublit
bas 8rie9sre6t ertlGrt unb Die con-
ititutioneGen 8arantie'n aufgeboben
neroen ioltn.
Naf6ington, ., g., /. 2tpril.
- 9a5 Ser. Staatenz&anonenboot
.Ni8aS" lit anlGBli6 Der llnruben
in 6aDti unb Gan Domingo BON
San SSuan, Porto 8ico, no e5 iid
CUR 3eit befin0et, na9 Gan 9ominz
90 beorbert norben unb pirb pa6rz
i4einli3 i6on heute Dort6in a6ge9en.