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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-05
geit iiber SO ssabreu

lbon tuurbe Mrs. g8inslpm's SpD.
thing Syrup npn MilliDner BON
Wtiittern beim 8abnen Der 3inoer
angemenoet. @irit Du i'm Sblafe
ourb oas Sbreien eines &tnbes ges
it0rt. oas i'm 8abnen lit urb nor
Sbmer5en tpeint? Weun 10, laiie
lofort cine Slalde BON ,Wsrs.
Winsloms 5pDtbing Gbrup" bplen.
Sein @ertb iit unbeaablbar. gs
miro Dem tleinen 2eioenoen lofort
2inoerune nerlbaffen. BerlaBt eub
6arauf, Mutter, es iit fein 8peifel
bariiber. Sc beilt DiarrbDe, regus
lirt ben Wagen unb Die Nieren, be-
ieitiat @ino &olit, ertueibt ben
@aumen, perbinbert gntaiinoung
uno itdrtt bas ganae Spitem. nWirs.
Binslups SoDtbing Sprup" fir aab'
nenbe &inber 1T angenebm i'm @e'
f1maf; oas &ecept italn,nt bon
einem Der beften tueibli6en Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. @S lit BEL alien
Oruggiiten in Der gansen Nelt au
baben. 8reis Is Gents per Slaibe.
&auft nicbts anberes, als Wfra.
Binslops Soothina<Snrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-05

8raut! Mber i9 fann nun etnn1al nidt
anbers: fie oper i9
uSie fpirb es rlt6t iiberfeben, tpenn
i'd ite berlaFe!"
uunb i9 ni9t, tpenn Ou BON mir
sebit! Su iiebft f9on: fie pber t9,
ionit eibt es nidtsl 9lber mas reb' i9
benn no9a Sir mid ift ores aus!
2eb' ipobl!"
uGrndl"
Wiit beiben SGnben faBts fie ber
iunse Mann am Mrm unb belt iie 5l,z
rid.
nerna-unb penn i'd Dir Elm Opfer
brd9te9"
Sic quote bic 29ieln.
nOas nirit 9u ME t6un, neil Ou
ni9t fannit unb ni9t barfit!"
n9lber Ou follit feben, bob i9 es
tann!"
Raf9 bate er ben eolbenen Heif bonn
Singer ge5ogen. glo6 Elm fur5er Bid
barauf, inb e1e es bas MGb9en pere
htnDern tonnte, flDg Der Htng tn tpet=
tenn 8pgen in ben See binaus unb berz
fanf NIT leiatem Slatf9en in ben 8lus
then.
Dos MGb6en ftanb einise Musen@
blide tpie beriteinert. Damn aber leu9z
tete es plDbli9 tpie bds Qlnfflammen
Der Morsenr0tbe iiber ibre 3iise. llnb
ben oufjnbelnb bins iie ii9 an ben 9als
bes Mannes, ber ibr nunn1ebr bollenbs
pie Elm 9elb erf9ien; batte er i6r bp9
atpeimal innerbalb elmer @tunbe bds
2eben serettet!
Ser iunse Mann ober, Der nod cine
furae Weile tpie trre ben aarten Mellenz
frei5en nadgeblidt bate, bic BON Der
Stelle, tpo Der Hing perfdnunben mar,
fi9 iiber bas MaRer berloren, ipanbte
iid langiam bem Mdb9en gu, unb
plDbli9 feline Mrlne ipie in 8er3tpeif=
lung um fie ialingenb, glttt er an ibf
nieber, laut aufI9lu45enb in Sdmera
unb Seliafeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-05
Buntes alllerlei aus 3eutfhlano.

- 1eber Die beoenflih oerinae
burbibnittlibe Wilitdr=T Tauglibteit
Der 8erliner miro geibrieben: Sc
fDnnten in Berlin unter 100 abaefers
tigten Wilitdrpflihtigen i'm Dur1=
ihnitt Der fiinf Sabre 1896 biz 1900
nur 80 als tauglib ausgebDben tper=
ben, wdbreno glei9seitig auf 100
abgeferti9te Wtilitdrpflibtiee in Der
8rOpin5 Branoenbure obne Berlin
So Tauglibe, in Der Bropins Oit=
preuBen 67 9auglibe uno i'm Oeut=
iben &eihe So Taueli1e famen.
Hebnet man 81 bielen Gecruten
nod Die Der @rlabreierne uberplele=
men @eiteuungspflidtigen bin5u, 10
iino pon 100 abgefertigten Wtilitdr=
pflibtigen, abgeieben bonn 2anb-
iturm, als bienitbraubbar befunben
in Berlin 3S, in 8ranbenbura pbne
Berlin 68, in SitpreuBen 80 unb i'm
Deutihen Heib SO, b. B. Die Wtili@
tdrtauglibfeit Der Berliner 8epDlfe=
rung uerbdlt iid su Der bon 8ran=
oenburg ohne Berlin uno gu Der BON
DitpreuBen mie 1:1.8:2.1, ooer nit
anoeren WDrten, Die 9Srpsins Sit=
preuBen, oereu 8eo6lferung noh au
orei Biertelu auf oem 2anbe mpbnt,
liefert relatio ooppelt 10 piel 8efru=
ten pie Berlin. Iub eebt aus Die.
len @rgebnifien Der Gefrutirungs=
itatiitif beruDr. oaB Die Wilitdrtaue=
libfeit Der Berliner tpeit inter Der
ourdibnittliben 9aualibfeit Der
@elammtbeoDlterung bes oeuti6en
8eihes ftebt. SO b. $. poer iiber
bic 9dlfte alIer abgefertieten @eitel<
lungspflibtieen in Berlin muBten
1900 Dem 9anbiturm iiberpieien
tperoen. Gabei lit nod gu beriidlib=
ti9en, oaB unter ben @eiteaungS=
pflibtigeu in Berlin audi Beriunen
ldnoliber 0erfunft 1ib befinoen.
Die aLte Staot Queolinburg
i'm 8egierunesbesirt Maeoebure
feierte bas 5eit ibrer bunoertidbs
riaen 3useb6riefeit gum 96nis-
reid BreuBen. Ism Sreiie Iibers>
leben an Der gooe belegen uno gum
9beile BON betbiirmten Mauern um=
geben, beitebt 0ueolinbure aus elmer
Iltitabt, elmer Geeuitaot uno bier
8oritdoteu, in beren elmer, @eitens
borf iih auf einem sSelien bas
,SblDB" ebemal8 Der SIP zines
lebr beoeutenoen reibsunmittelbaren
5rauenitifts befinoet. Queolinbure
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-05
sitOweitteras luiinltbt Gud)

8enn Sbr @ub iraenopu niebers
lalien uollt, tbut es entlana Der Sic
ME Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-05
Gtme gdhrecfensnad,t.

rNugemeine 8eioreniB erreate Der
3uitano Der @itttpe oes tapferen
Generals 8urnbam pDn Wpnbias,
Me., als Die Merste erfldrten, 1ie
tpiiroe nod pDr Taeesanbrub an
2ungenentsiinoung iterben", ibreibt
5rau g. $. 2incoln, Die tpdbrenb
iener S6redensnabt bel ibr &ran=
fenoienit leiItete, yaber iie perlanate
nab DIR. Kings New Discovery,
bas ibr idon mebrmals suoor oas
2eben gerettet bat, uno AUDI 0ieieS
Wfal batte es Die ertpiinibte Wirz
fung. Haboem iie es genDmmen
batte, iblief lie tpdbreno Der eanaen
Wabt. Gin fortaeiester @ebraub
beilte iie uollitdnoig. Diele pun=
berbare Mebiain beilt ale 6als=,
8ruit= uno 2ungen &rantbeiten.
Breis so Gents uno $1.00 per Sla=
ibe. - Brobe Slaiben frei bel S.
&alteper & SDbn, @eD. S. s.
Sbmitt, @iaentbiimer, uno 90.
DreiB, Die es earantiren ooer oas
@elb auriiferitatten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-05

Srau gofitna @aener uno
beren Samilie fiinoen pDn 8apreutb
aus ben gntlblub an, Die BarIifal=
Bartitur iiberbaupt ntht trlebr aus
cen 6anben eeben gu tpollen unb
auf biele Weile Die auffiibrung bes
@erfes auBerbalb 8apreutb, AUDI
nah Nblauf Der geiebliben Sbub=
frlit, rpirfiam gu nerbinoern. DaS
1882 9elegentlid Der GrDffnune oes
Wagnertbeaters in 8apreutb gum
eriten Wtale aufaefiibrte Biibnen=
tueib > Jeitlpiel lit befanntli9 oas
lebte Werf oes Wteiiters, Der es nur
in oiefam einen Sabre, uno bamals
nod por &aiier Bilbelm |. uno lei=
mem groBen @Dnner, Dem 9Dnige
2uomig IL. BON 8apern birigiren
fonnte. S6on oamals ipra9 er
ben Wunlb aus oas Werf lolle nirs
genoS anoers alS in 8apreutb auf9e=
fibrt tperbeu. Shon i'm sSebruar
barauf itarb gSagner. Seinem
@uni6e entipreheno, baben Die
grben bisber ale Ingebote, Die ibnen
BON ben grDBten gnbnen flr bas Mufs
fiibrun9srebt oes /. Bariifal" eeutabt
puroen, ausgei6lagen. Sbr giaeu=
tbumsre6t an oeln @erfe tpiiroe su
Nnfang 1913 erlDlben, ba Die
Sdubiriit nur oreiBia Sabre, bonn
3ooe oeS Gutors an gerebnet,
mabrt. gtab oem Sebruar oes ees
nonnten SabreS tuiiroe oaS Werf,
tpenn 9eorudt uno i'm Wtu1ifoerlae
beftnoli6, alien 8iibnen gu freier
8euiibune iteben. Gs beltebt aber
fein 8eieb, unter Dem Die SSamilie
5ur 6erauSgabe ae5puneeu tueroen
fDnnte.
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@taat Obin EoIoat

TranfS. Gbenep btl6w6rt, oas CT Der dl=
tere Yartner Der Girnna 5. 5. Gbsnep & s o.
it, ipel6e @ei9dfte IN Der Stabt Soleoo, in oben=
genanntem @ountp nno Staate, tbtit ,uno baB be-
aate Girma Die Snnlme BON Ell bun E r. t
Sollars fiir ieoen 6aa pon &atarrb be5aben
miro, Der olir9 ben Gebrau6 BON 9all's & a.
tdrrb q ur ni9t gebeilt fueroen fanu.
SrantS s. Gbenep,
(--) gel9poren por mir uno untcrihrieben
Siesel in ieitler @esennart am g. Septem=
l0-) ber u. 8. '96.
u g8. 8leaio 6ffentliber Notar
Soal's 6atarrb Rlr miro iunerti9 genommeit,
uuo pirft oireft auf bas Slut uno Die ihleimigen
Dberflahen oes Spitenis. 2aBt Sud 3eusniIje
frei suI6iden.
G. s. Gbeuep & So, Soleoo, 8.
as 9erfauft BON allen Npotbetern, 9rei5 rs
Gents Ole Slai6e.
San's sTan,tseu Ssasu iino bic bcitem
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Sin icf,retflidler ltnfalt.

idreibt Or. u. 8ellett BON @illiforo,
Nrf., yitieB fiir5lid einem @iienz
babn= Grbeiter bierielblt su. Sein
SUB puroe auf erdBli6e 9lrt SER
oriidt, aber 8udlens Nrniea Salbe
beilt ibn in fur5er 3eit. 9ieie
Salbe 1T einfab 9ruBartig fir 8ranbz
uno Shnittpunoen, 8eulen unD
5auts sNusihlag. Sc lift oas bette
Wtitte! fir obenaenannte 3pede, bas
e8 in Der gSelt eiebt. 6eiluna Wirb
earantirt. BreiS Is @ts. @rbaltli9
bel S. 8alteper & Sobn, SEQ. S.
s. Shmltt, @iaentbiimer, uno Go.
9reiB.
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Ser Cinderella Sdub Yalait

itebt an Der Spite aller Shubee=
ihdfte in Der Stabt unb erfreut 1iA
elmer itets nahienoen Gunbihaft.
Iqes neue, mas auf bem 6dubs
marft erideint uno Illes, mas fid
an alteren s5abritaten betpdbrt bat,
lit bier su finoen. Die gigentbiis
mer oieles @eihdfts baben cine
laneiabriee @rfabrune in ibrer
8ranbe uno periteben es, portbelle
baft einsufaufen. Die Shube aus
bem Cinderella Balait iino fait uns
pertpiiItlib. Sober ertennt oas an,
Der bier fault.
SEQ. 207 Slamu BlaSa, 2el. 5S5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-16

Iescen3 fe6r langfam DOR ii6 gebt, Sn
6oftreiien berrf4t i6retpegen 9roBe
8efOrgniB.
QuBergepD6nGi4e 8 + d.
ttgtett Der 8epferauf
Neufeelanb.
WeIltngtpn, NeuIeelanb, Is.
Suli. = 2leuBerit beftige 2(u56riide
be5 Naimuugu 9epier gu 8otorum
fperOen gemeloet. Der SpruOel itieg
800 Bis 900 SUB bod empor.
Cute grnOte in Ct II m d n ie n.
8utaret, Is, SuIi. - 0a5 neuz
erbings eingetretene giinItige @etter
bat Die 2(usfi6ten auf Die 8ai5enz
@rnOte gGn3Ii9 berdnOert, 0erS4nitt
bat begonnsn uno Die @rnbte perz
ipri9t Die bon 1884, bic gr0Bte iez
mails in RumGnien einge6eimite, nod
81 iibertreffen. 2tu9 Die 2lusii6ten
auf bic MlaisernOte iinO uuSge5ei4>
net.
8ur5e &abeIbepef den.
6r. @ulbed 8ouTeuu, Der fritz
bere fran30iif4e 9remier, lit auf Der
Su4t n2triaOne" in G9rtitianiu, 0Orz
negen, angetommen.
Der &uifer BON @orea 6at ben
gommif1Gr Der ct, 2ouifer 2tu5FeI=
lung, So6n Barrett, in 2tuoien3 emf
pfangen unb bic @inlaoung, baBGoz
rea Die Ausiteuung bei4ifen m0ge,
angenpmmen.
Der 2pnbpner 8DrTenmdfler s. s.
S. SepbIon, Der 6auptiG9li9 nit aus
pdrti9en 5onos Operirte, bat bte3a3z
lungen etngeItelt.
Qlnbrep Carnegie 6at Der Staot
@aitbourne in Suffer 5ur Grrt9tung
elmer 8ibliot6ef, fir pel6e Der Ser
3og BON 9eppnI6ire ben @runO unO
8oOen gef4entt bat, 10000 Pfunb
Sterling gegeben.
8e6eimrat6 emanuel 9ermann, mel
9em Die @infii6rung Der YOfttarte 5uz
gei4rieben miro, iit in @ien geitOr>
ben.
General 2oro 9unDonulo, tpel8er
bei'm @ntIaB bon 2aopimit6, NataI,
8uerft an Der Spite Der 2. &apaueriez
Brigade in Die 10 lange Don ben 8oez
rem belogerte Stabt einriidte, f4iffte
it9 ge1tern in 2iberpool auf bem0amz
pier r2afe g6amplain" na6 Montz
real Elm, nm bas Commando iiber Die
cQnQ0tiAe Wili3 I'll ii6erne6men.
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gluuirbeltzaunoe aus cbfcr Sah.

Sp fte r=8 i, SIS, Is. SulL -
@GbrenO 5ruu gtooieOeIt 6eute Die
0amen Der r6t, 9ilba 6ocietp" uuf
Der 9rGiioentenzS zSa4t nW}apFloper"
bepirt6ete, entlub ii6 Elm I4peres9ez
tpitter, begleitet bOn beftigem Sturma
ptnb, iiber ben 2ongzS8lan6=SunD.
Die Sa6t fdpebte jeDOb ni4t in Der
geringften Gefabr, un0 Die @eIeqi4aS
lteB fi6 ni6t in i6rem @ergniigen ft0z
rem. Der 9raiiOent ma4te Die Ga6rt
nt4t nit, Ionoern blieb ben gan3en
Ia8mittag in Ieiner @obnung auf
@agamorez9iu, Getretdr 9toobg
pirb morgen Ober um 9Onneritag bier
erfpurtet.
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Gein 4ttibu nnb nube3n 81, 100000
SGnIOen.

@aIbeiton, Ser, Is. Suli. -
5rant u. ltmiteaD, frii6er OOn Gupas
bogazTals, g., unO ieBt nit bern Sal
man W2fg. Company" in gef9dftli8er
8erbinbung, bat 8anterott angemeIz
bet. Die PaiitOa be3iffern fi9 auf
S970,466, pdbrenb feline Qttiba bOrs
banben iein fOllen. Inter ben 9lGu>
bigern iinb 8dnfen bon Sem gprf,
Cincinnati, StertbenbilIe, W2iamis=
burg unb Dresden, g., Bloomington
unb N2inbpta, Sqs., unb Gebarz9az
pibs, sSa., nit grpBen 8etrdgen aufz
gefiibrts-.
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Raunueubuut Mifigan" beidaSiat.

@rie, ga., Is. Suli. = Sus Wer.
9taaten Ranonenboot rWti9igan"
purbe beute 8ormittug On istner bte@
iigen @erfte bur9 ben 5ra9tbanpter
mM. 9. @roper" angerunnt II. 5teHl@
li4 erbebli9 beI9Gbist. Commander
@inber, Der 9efebGsbaber, f9dbt ben
S9aben auf $4,000. Inter Qnbez
rem finb spei Se9spfiinber@S4ne
feuergei6iibe ruinirt unb elm Boot i'm
Wertbe bon $400 aertriimmert. I'm
ter Der Waiierlinie bat bas 5abr5eug
teine 8ef4abiauna erlitter.
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Ser 9upft betete fir
Gr3btf6of SFee6an.

Som, Is. SuIi. = Der pdpitli4e
@tuutsfefretGr Cardinal Rumpoaa
t6eilte erit beute friib Dem Papft Die
g2a9ri6t ii6er ben Sob bes gr5btz
f6oFs 6ee6an pon GbicagO nit, Der
papit mar tief betrii6t unb 8ug fi4
suriid, um fir bic Seelenru6e bes
8eritpr6enen gu beten.
g1eue 8eiprgniffe um
Wilbelmine.
6aag, Is. Suli. = Gs perlautet.
baB &0nisin 8itheImtna's Recpnoaz
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WIit rpfIdh Reeadlt

oeben bod bi, Tlsri8tH Ju gBsrte Denn es fdF
UNI ben Grluarb ron ciH puar Goaars banoelt!
uno NIT pd4sr tb6rbteu 6ait iDeri;H ne iid irs
qeno einemGuadialb1 in bic arme, ipenn Is bsibt
ibrtn trauttu Qeit geuuo SU MAIDEN. 2ieier llR=
fluqbeit pr0autsH Is Gtqeui9eu, Del8e an 6dz
SetlunQ finosH. g gw6t Rdmlid elm fb,rss
Wittd qegtn oitis i9rmHe unO i5merJbaits
Rrant6eit, unO Oi,i, arT"si lit Or. Stlsbss's anas
feFs, Dun peld,r z. asuhdOtsr & So, Spg l2l6,
ReD=Orrt 9rObeH tofeHirei Derituosu.
CDtp Ui fr, S&99)
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Sin Grnrerzg gruf.

G6tcugp, Is. Syuli. - Die nNa-
tional @rocer Company" nennt iiA
eine unter ben @eIeBen be8 Staute5
g2epzSer1eD nit etnem 2lttientapital
bon $5,OOO,OOO organi7irte @ereini=
gung BON Gngrosz8rocerAz z5trmen
gum 3tpede be5 gemeinfduftIt4en Sc
f6Gft56etriebes. 9ie bebeutenbften
@ngrosz5irmen i'm Moterialnadrenz
6anbel in SQinoi5, SnOiana, S6iO,
Mifouri unb W}i4igun fOaen unter
einen 6ut gebra6t nerben. 9ieiige
8apituIiften 1inb an Dem llnternebmen
betbeiligt, Die nNational 9rocer g."
ptrb nit Der i9on beitebenben Use
tern 8rpcer Co." enge @eI6Gft56ez
3iebungen unter6alten. 9ur9 gemeinz
famen Qlnfauf pon Waaren birett BON
ben SSmporteuren, 6a6ritunten unO
ben 3uderraffinerie'n min man GIN
itigere &aufpreiie er5ielen, SSSn G6tz
cqgp ptrb Die gompagnte einen groz
BEN 8aarenIpei4er in 9u9t ne6men
ober erri6ten lai1en, berbunben nit
ausgebe6nten &GlterGumen fir Die
Nufbenabrung BON Waaren, Die lei4t
perberben f0nnen. 2tu9 1T bic 2tnlez
gung bon 5abrtten 3peds ProOuttiOn
ouf eigene Re6nung geplant. Die
8eamten Der r0ationol @rocer 60"
1inb: 9arlop q. 9igginbOtbam, 8rGz
iibent; 5rant 6. 2etts, l. 8icezPrdz
fibent; Nmos MuFelman BON 9ranbz
4apibs. M}t9, 2. @icezprdfibent;
@iGiam 9bipps BON @uginup, Mi4.,
3. @icezBrGiibent; 9arrp 9ig9inboz
tbam, S4uBmeiiter; 8. g. 9riggs
pon Sadfon, W2i9., SetretGr. Der 1.
8tcezBrGitbent 2etts lit 3ugletb PrGz
Iibent Der r0eitern 8rocer Comp,
pel9e neun Gngros=9Guier in Soma,
&anias, Mifouri lFb MinneiOta be-
fibt.
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Sas SubnstOunrr llnglild.
9as qittsburger Ditrei4iIde &oniuz
lat pirb @4rttte i'm Snterei7e Der
JumiIisn Der Opfer ergreifen. -
grpIoiion unO 2e6en5perluit in
elmer dnberen 9eche.

9, PQ., 10. oSult. -
Satob 0etn bom 6ieiigen Oitret4ii4en
&onfulat, lit BON Sp6n5totpn 3uriidz
gete6rt, tppbin er fi4 i'm SntereiIe Der
6amilien Der 8rubentatditrop6e pom
IeBten 9onneritag begab. Gr ertldrt,
e5 iperbe fetn @ntf6luB in 8e3ug
auf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gegen- Die
cambria 6teel Co." gefdBt nerben,
Bis Die Goronersz zSurp bur9 t6r Ser
bitt feitgeiteQt fat, auf tpem bic Ser
antportli9teit fir ba5 11ngliid luitet.
sSn Der 3e6e 9}r. 4 Der n8erptnoz
W6ite So" gu Mimber berurid4te
beute Mittag etn 9pnumit%Sprengz
i9uB etne grpGoiion, Our4 pel4e Elm
W}ann get0Dtet unD oret anbere berz
leBt nuroen. Die betreffen6e 3e6e
liegt etpa iieben MeiGen BON Dem M}tQ
Greefz@ingung Der 3e6e Der 3Olling
Wfuz3e8e, in tpel6er ii4 Oa5 i6red>
liGe llnglId bom leBten 9Onneritag
erelgnete.
rngefd6r bier 5iinftel Der Grbeiter,
pel8e le6enb aus Der Rouing N}ilIz
3e6e enttamen, iinO beute pie0er in
S6dtigteit. Seine peiteren 2ei4en
BON Opfern iin0 gefunOen pOrOen.
Der 6eute in Der 3e4e gu 8imber
get0Dtete Ntunn mar Elm SlOOade,
Namen5 5obn Saba4, &ogers6arz
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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-08
VILE CORONATION OATH.
Bishop Burke of Albany Gives Some
Good Advice to Catholics.

Albany, Jan. 26.-Bishop Burke, in
the Cathedral of the immaculate Con-
ception today. took occasion to refer to
the oath which King Edward VII will
take at his coronation. The bishoS said
he wished the world, and especially all
Catholics, to know just what references
the oath contained, and while the king
of England was swearing that the doc
trine of the divine presence in the most
blessed Eucharist was false and the
sacrifice of the Mass superstition, he
wanted every Catholic to raise his
heart to the Almighty and make most
devout act of faith.
Unless parliament should change this
oath the bishop declared, King Ed
ward would, as ruler of his kingdom,
/ insult millions of Catholic subjects
when he took it.
I'VE must throw aside all sentiment
We must look at the facts as they are
in cold reality" declared the bishop.
IF King Edward were to take the oath
today he would be sobliged TO swear
that the Eucharist is not the body and
blood. soul and divinity of our Divine
Lord under the appearance of bread
and wine, and he would have to swear
that this divine sacrifice of the Mass
which we are offering here today is a
superstition or a fable. On the day of
! the coronation of the king of England
| want every Catholic TO pray fervently
TO God, TO repeat the Apostles Greed.
TO make an act of faith. and, If pos
! slbie. TO spend some time in alteration
| before the most blessed sacrament"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-08
Replv to Pauncefote.

Berlin. Feb. 6-The official denial
that Lord Paunccfote. the British am
bassador at Washington. on April "a.
1898, made a second proposal to the
powers to remonstrate with the Unit
ed States. was today laid before high
German official, whose functions give
him absolute first hand knowledge of
everything just as it occurred. He re-
affirmed the statement made in these
dispa tches yesterday. Referring to his
copious notes ne dictated therefrom
to the correspondent of the Associated
Press the following data:
con Feb. IA the Spanish ambassador
at Berlin asked the German govern
ment whether Germany was willing 10
head a European movement against
the United States in defense of the
monarchic principle. The next day
the ambassador was informed by or
der of the emperor that Germany would
under no circumstances take the ac-
ton desired.
Spain renewed her efforts in Marcn
to secure some action by Germany, but
she was again answered with refu-
sal At the same time DR.. Won Holle-
ben was instructed to only take part
i'm any steps at Washington in the In
great powers participated. Then on
April I the joint note was handed to
President Mckinley.
I'VE were informed from Washing
ton on April ii that the British ambas-
sador there had proposed a second COY
Iectfve note. declaring that armed in
terventfOn in Cuba would be unjusti-
fla BILE Again upon the emperor's or
der, the German representatives at
Washington. Rome Vienna and Mad
rid were instructed that Germany
would refuse to participate in such Il
declaration, as she saw no prospect
that anything could be accomplished
thereby"
The correspondent of the Associated
Press gets the impression that while
the German government wishes to
avoid the appearance of desiring to fall
into the United States arms, on the
other hand she regards it as important
to controvert the wrsHg impressions
that Germany was disposed 70 co any
thing unfriendly to the United States.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-08
NEWS OF TIE WORLD.

J. Pierpont Morgan denied c. NJ.
Schwab offered to resign presidency OF
the steel trust on account of Monte CARO-
affair.
Two workmen burned to death and
three others severely injured by an eX-
Dlosion of molten metal at the South chi
! cago works of the Illins Steel company.
DR.. A. P Mathews professor of chem
istry at Chicago university, declared pure
beer. wine, and whisky good for the Ill
gestion unless used to excess.
Two burglars killed at Gallipolls, o.,
while attempting to rob the house of a
rich woman. City marshal OF Athehs' ",
and deputy sheriff wounded.
Governor of Nebraska threatened with
mandamus suit unless he appoints new
fire and police commissioners for Omaha.
Governor Van SAINT of Minnesota de-
clned To drop fight on railroad merger at
the request Of Minneapolis business men
Andrew Carnegie made formal transfer
of S1O.000,0 900 to the trustees OF the car
negie institution and explained his plans:
J. B LYONS of Chicago seized one OF
the finest sugar plantations in Louisiana
to satisfy a mortgage of Sl5O.Oto
Three persons killed, another fatally
I injured, and many hurt in a street car
wreck at Wilmerdng, Pa.
Chinese dressed women attempted
to enter Ogdensburg, \. Y, from Canada.
Cold mines on India river near Dawson,
said TO be as rich as the Rand
Dawson to reorRanize as city, with
mayor and council.
King of Italy and monarChs of various
countries sent greeting to Ristori on her
SOth birthday.
Dowager empress sway in China APP
parently supreme Emperor's subsection
complete.
At New York Miss Gertrude Spencer,
Il years old died of injuries received
while acting as anchor in a tug-of-war
team.
Miss Alice Roosevelt will attend King
Edwards coronation as the guest of Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid.
Local capitalists will construct a $40
100000 bridge across the ST. Lawrence
river al Montreal.
Mark Twain.s Tom SAWYER" and
''HuCBleberry Finn to he dramatized;
Admiral schley's appeal to the president
! from the decision Of the court OF INQUIRY
made public by the navy department.
Executive asked to decide question who
was in command al Santiago.
/. F. Cooley said 5000 Americans could
engage in profitable business along the
Nicaragua canal right of way.
Woman on applying for pension on ac-,
count of supposed dead husband learned
he is alive and has another wife.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-08
RELIED ON QUEEN VICTORIA.
Believed She Would Override Cham.
berlain and Salisbury.

Paris, Feb 5.-The following statement
is made by an official who held a very
high position during the early DAYS of the
Spanish American war, and it is undoubt-
edlv authentic:
The Spanish government believed that
Queen Victoria would support any step
taken with view to preventing the war
and coming to the aid of the queen re-
gent. 1t attributed at that time perhaps
too great Importance to the Intervention
of the queen in the councils Of the British
government. 1t was not ignorant of the
fact that Mr.. Chamberlain was in agree
ment with Lord Salisbury in the desire
to endeavor to render the United States
a signal service, but information of a
very confidential character which reached
it conveyed to the Madrid government the
idea that any mission of pacification
would be well received by England Eng
fish society entertained the most hostile
spirit toward the United States 1t had
not been able TO forget the Venezuela af-
fair. and in London it was thought the
rrn-er thine "a sunDoss @He SDaniards