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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-12-31
EVERYBODY Wis Right.
That is Charles Francis Adams s
Vie" Of Cur Only Great War.
From the Baltimore Sun. Dem


Mr.. Charles Francis ADAMS, Of
Boston, in his address Monday even
ing in Charleston, S. G., at the ban
quet OF TIE New England Society Of
that city, asserted that the civil war
was a necessity from the very najure
of tie Constitution Of the United
States. Mr. ADAMS has long enter
Jained liberal views in this subject.
Last June, in speech in Chicago, he
paid an eloquent tribute to Gen.
Robert +. Lee, to whom, he said the
nation owes debt of gratitude for his
decision not TO prolcng the strife
through guerrilla warfare In his
Charleston address Mr.. Adams frank
* asserted that his study of the ques-
tions which led up to the civil war
had convinced him that everybody was
right: nobody was wrong. So far
as can ascertain, said Mr.. Adams,
: every State of the federation be
came member Of the Union With
mental reservations. Tie one thing
our ancestry united in nsoss a;1p~c
herdiAg Was q centralized government.
From New Hampshire TO Georgia such
q government was associated with TIC
idea Of g foreign regime Ihe people
clUn2 to tie local autonomy the soy
&reigntv cf the State.
The evil var Vas, in M Adams,s
opinion, an irrepressiple, inevitable
conflict over the question of sovereign
y, and, in bis view, when It came
70 be decided either side could ozfeT
good gIound, historical anG legal, fer
A.,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-12-31
HES7ER'S COTTON STATEMENT
Fer Week Ending Last Friday
Comparative Receipts, Move
ment. Stocks and Mill
Takings.

Ae'@ Orie&@s, SecEetaf.
IieSter,s Ne . statement for
the "eek enGi1- sr5eag. ije. q. is
s0ed today siog. -: ..t - daFs q
December a ders@> aer last yea.
Of 80, 0G0 and a aaGer lie
same period year bas.a. 5s 1i9.4o0.
For the III days easar thar
have elapsed the ag1,~s-,.. ! aAe.6
Of the same days last Gaa and
ahead Of the same days sear
last I34, coo.
The amo1n5 brought into s:glt dur
ing the week has been 3GS. .39l against
3}7S GIl fer the same seven GavS last
year and $50 Gtt22t Gtt22t year before last.
The Increment since Sept. shows
receipts at al L. S. ports to be 4, III
$50 against 1910, coz last year: over
land across The Mississippi, Ohio ana
Potomac rivers to northern mills and
Canada 323, :@}23 against 566, 80 last
year: interior stocks II. excess of those
held at the close Of the commercial
year 4712 go against -l3GG, lis last year
southern mill Iaaings zS9, 800 against
709, l6s last year
The total movement since Sept. i;
b499,}S3 against U,.}S2: go last year
and 6, 800, do, year before last.
Foreign exports for the week have
been PIG, 546 against 245, 199 last year.
making the total thus far for the sea
son 3, $40, 999 last year
The total takings of American mills,
north and so2th and Canada, thus
far for the season have been !, 7S2, 532
against l,6S6, ,0l0 last year.
Stocks at the seaboa-d and the %
leading southern interior centres have
increased during the week 10, 224
bales against al increase during the
corresponding period last season Of
45.2Sl.
Inciading stocks left over at ports
and interior towns from tie last crop
and the aUmber of bales brought
into sieI.c thas fer FOR The new crop
the s2pPly % Gate is G.El4, z57 a2ainst
S ,IJI for the same period last year.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-12-31
FIRE IN BlsHOPVlLLE.
Three Stores Burned.

Bishopville, Dec %. Bishopville
has had her annual fire, on the same
day of the week and y weeks apart.
Shortly after nine on the night Of
the 27th, the alarm was sounded, and
it was discovered that the top OF the
store occupied by t. f. Mann was
afire, after which only few minutes
elapsed before t was enveloPed beyond
all hope of being saved. The next
closest building was an empty store
owned by J. H. Pate, which soon took
fire and extended it to Dr. Il. L.
Dennis, drug store. Then the whole Of
them burned slowly TO the ground.
The depot adjoining the drug store
was saved with bat little work, the
Wind being favorable. vt one time
the destruction Of the depot seemed I'M
minent, and the Conductor at Luck
now was requested by wire 70 send
down the locomotive to remove some
}oaded cars which were standing near
the building, but be declined to move
without orders from headquarters and
so the whole was left to burn. That
was fine illustration of discipline.
This place is building up rapidly,
and it should, for there are numerous
for all the numerous
dwellings now in course Of construc-
ZION
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The DEATH of bFr. Bernafa G Eaiii.

,Ny. Bernard O.Neill, ~hoie~a!,.
grocer and commission merchant, dlee:
IN this city yesterday, aged 50 years.
Mr.. O-NeiIi tad been IN feeble he&itl
for many months and hls death was
not unexpected.
Mr.. O'Neill vas horn near Kii-ea,
in the North Of Ireland, august Z
1922. He was carefully educated, es-
p9cialIv in the classics for which be
always had a 9ret afondness.
In 1912 Mr. O'Neill came TO harles-
10 ]. In l943 be vas in POSITION 70 be
IN business on his own account, and
ne had been engaged continuous y IN
the wholesale grocery and general con-
mission business in this city from that
tim8 till his death News and Coufl-
er, Dec. 20.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-12-31
MAYEsYiLLE NEWS NOTES.
A Week of Pleasant Festivities.

Mayesyille, Dec. PA week Of
festivities and frolicking was brought
to close last evening with very
successful entertainment given by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian Church. \
large and appreeiative audience was
in attendance and a neat sum was
realized. The program consisted of
instrumental and vocal music and
farce entitled, Which will He
Marry?' The playing of the young
children deserves special mention and
showed how carefully they had been
trained. The farce seemed to please
the audience from the applause it
brought forth. Space will not permit
of any further description of the eS-
cellent performance given, but the
whole entertainment was a grand sue
cess.
a "Tacky Party, was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Mayes, Sr., on
Tuesday evening which was attended
by large number Of young people
and an evening of much, fun and plea:
sure was INDUCED III. On Christmas
evening a delightful social be was held
at the residence OF Mr.. j. r. Mayes,
AID a general good time was had by
all present. Prof. Z. Earle Thornwell
gave his school a Christmas tree on
Tuesday evening which was a source
Of much pleasure to the pupils.
There was large crowd in town on
Wednesday and the merchants received
heavy business. The sales at the
dispensary amounted to $3.50. %, but
there was g noticeable absence Of
drunkenness, and rowdyism during the
week, only few arrest being made
The ground for the neg town build
ing has been broken, the brick has ar
rived, and building viii commence at
once.
At the regular meeting of Social
Lodge, No. 10, K. of p, on Tuesday
evening, an election OF officers was
held which resulted as follows:
Chancellor Commander, " b. vii
son Vice Chancellor, J. r. Mayes;
Prelate, ". j. Garahm: Master Of
Work, II. 3. Best: Master Of Arms,
II. c. Mayes: Keeper of Records q
Seals, Y. S. VIVID; Master Of Ex
9hequer. S. V. PringIe: Master Of
Finance, c. D. Cooper: Inner Guard,
W +. Anderson Outer Guard, v. N.
Cooper Several applications from
PROSPECTIVE members were received and
approved.
Miss Annie iiuntsG, OF Clausen,
Florence County. IS visiting Miss
Carrie Nayes.
Mrs. llyman pearistine, Of Charles
ton, is visiting her parents Mr.. and
R3Irs. \ y Strauss.
2 Miss Annie Bursess, OF Converse
e.. I l..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-12-31
TEN THOUSAND IN DIAMONDS
Stolen From Window Of New York
Ieweler, After Glass Had Been
Smashed With Rock
RobbeF Captured.

New York, Dec %. in full vicw Of
the passing crowd, a window in tie
5 iop Of K. Sinfson Y Company of
West i2nd street was smashed with u
Belgian :.avin@ block tonight ana z'19.
600 worth Of diamonds we're stolen
Only fiTe OF the gems were recovered
after the capture Of the robbers. 1t j.
believed by theroliee that several men
we're in the mob and that the RAN Who
broke the window passed tie levels
10 d confederate. After an exciting
chase, the rofher, who drew pistol
and fo1ght desperately for his liberty.
was captured He was more dead
than alive when The police rescued
him from the crowd of pursuerS.
He IS 10 years cid and calls himself
William Madison of Boston.
1t was one of the most daring rob
berries heard of in New York for long
time The shop was about to close
when paving block covered with
papers crashed through the window
and in an instant tray Of diamonds
The man was hotly pur-
sued. \ great crowd followed and
when the man was overtaken be was
buried under score Of men and 50
badly battered that physicians were
required.
Madison said he came here a week
ago and was prompted to commit the
deed by cold and hunger. Its said at
the store that at the time the window
was broken there was in the show case
about Sl2, COO worth of diamonds.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-12-31
A COUNTRY SUBSCRIBER PROTESTS.
. A Strong Array of Reasons Against
Granting Franchise TO Bell Tele-
phone Company.
Sumter, S. c., Dec. -, 1902.

Sumter, ). c., Dec. p, 1902.
Editor Of The Daily Item: l have
carefully read the propositions made to
City Council by the Bell telephone
people, and, as live q little way in
the country, l would be gla to be heard
both for myself and others who live
from ) to 20 miles from Sumter
These people the Bell Telephone Co.
have now q monopoly, and it is evident
they expect to extend it, Think of
it, they charge CPL, cents yer quarter
of mile after they leave the city
limits. Now what Goes that mean TO
a man living as do 10 miles from the
city: 8. 50 per mile, 10 miles from the
city, s25.
Let the City Council consider well
before they grant these i;eople a
franchise.
The present. system is bad tits true,
but when the Bell people are granted
a franchise it means all communica-
tion with the country cut Oft, and
better, far better, that we abide the
evils which now exist, than fy to those
We know not of. These corporations
are for money and money alone. Let
them pass Us by, they have done so for
several months. and it has caused no
great inconvenience to Sumter, who
gets her trade from the country. The
telephone in its best form does not Yet
take the place of the telegraph. Let
Sumter give the Bell telephone a wide
birth, unless better arrangements can
be made with them than those pub
lished.
When it comes to a matter of greas
Importance, We people in the coun-
try can use the telegraph, and, while
it will be little more expensive, we
will have the satisfaction of knowing
that we Will have our phones in the
country and over which we can some
times communicate. Let Council act
cautiously in this matter aud not put a
company here to gobble the old com
pany and break Us up in the country.
! have no interest III any telephone
company and have reason to complain
Of the one nov in existence, but better
let it alone, than put the Bell company
in a position TO make money for them
selves and injure the public.
Sinex.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-12-31
INDEPENDENT COTTON OIL 60.
Books of Subscription Opened al
Darlington and S500.0o0
Subscribed.
sneciaI 10 The News and coarier.

Special to the News and Courier.
Darlington. December %. The
books Of substitution TO the capital
stock Of the INDEPENDENT Cotton Oh
Company We're opened on Saturday al
the Bank Of Darlington. Tie charter
recently granted this corporation by
the Secretary Of State gives an auth
orized capital Of 81, Coo Geo to this con
cern. Five hundred thousand dollars
was subscribed in less than thirty
minutes, when the books we're closed,
as this vas all that was wanted now.
There were several applications for
more stock after the books lad been
closed. The corporators are Bright
Williamson and r. Keith Dargan, of
Darlington. and \. Levi, of Manning.
\ meeting for detailed organization
has been called at Darlington on
Jaunarv ,, when directors and officers
Will be elected. Business men from
various sections Of South Carolina are
stockholders. The majority are from
Darlington. however, where the cen
tral managing Office Will be established.
The parposc Of this large company is
70 manufacture and sell all the pro-
duets Of cotton seed, and the concern
is not organized IN opposition 70 any
ether mills or companies. The ne"
company starts out with d strong ag-
gregation Of capital. brains, ability and
experience, and viii be one Of the
strong Business Establishments Of the
state
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-12-31

John Holland Fountain Pens. sold
under a positive guarantee also the
we'll known Waterman s Ideal Fountain
Pens, at II. G. 0steen & Cos. Book
Store
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-12-31

\ handsome lire Of newest styles
in stationery II. G. 0steen X Go.
The latest in fine stationery just re-
ceived and placed ON sale at II. G.
Osteen < Cos book store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-28
aeim Gin=gent 8rsef. Vortp.

Sic Bill bebufs Ginfhbrune oes Gin=gent= aniatt
beg 3pei= Gents 9ortns fir ole poiitiide erffer alofie
ipiro niat 9eies tueroes, oa Die GinbuBe an Ginnab=
men fir Die @egierung sl groB iein piiroe. &c 1T
cine quite politit eesen 9erIuite irseno elmer @rt auf
Der Out 81 fein. DEFENDERS aber eesen ben @erlut
Gurer @eiunbbeit. ghr oieien .3wed iolte 6ofet.
ter's Magenbitters be1uBt tueroen, ba es ben Wagen
~frdftieen, Die geroauuns perfeft MAIDEN uro Die
Sdrme tbdtie erbalteu uno iomit Gud eegen ale
8rantbeit idlsen miro, Sails Sbr ieoOb Cure @e-
innobeit ~einsebhbt babt uno on ~Ropfidmerseu, ger=
oauunssi9wdde, Dpspepiie, geritopfuns ODER Sale.
sersiftuus leibet, 10 babt ibr oas 8itters iofort
n6tbig, oa e Elm ipestHi9es 9silmittsl for bieie aei=
ben II uno gu4 bsilea miro. 9eriltt cine Glaids
uno febt+ fetbft su.
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iiber bas ea1se 2anb perbreitet roers
ben. geab Wagner tam oas oaase
Broblem unleres cumnlieirten, ffebe-
riIb l%berbaiteten 4ebens aberhaupt
rur ourd bic Hiidfebr su einem
einfaberen 2eben geiDit rperoen.
Seiner Gnfibt aub bdnst Die baus
ernbe @rbaltung bee Jreibeit unb
Der Democratic oaoDn ab, bas bic
Interchangeable Webrbeit oes Bolfes
unentrueet feitbdlt an iener einfofen
Sittet1relnbett; sie-ols MatiDnalsiz
a%erl,ssasIl - MIR als bas Melultat
iabrbunoertelanaer lanalamer unb
mibepDaer Grbeit ersieft tseroe/
fana, Die aber in elmer einaiaen $50.
neration burf @ebanfenloe, ,ofe;,
uno i8ugeapliateit mieoer inpr r1s
aeben tann. Ser 8erb lYer ;enes
Bubleins unterlddstz feinesmeos
ben Wertb ber mo. f~erielIen @iifer
oieies 2ehens. alsstn er betDnt-mie
mir in oieiem Ganoe bos auh i'm,
t1er pieoer pm nel1en tbun lonten-
pie ntel hb5er Die Moral ftebt uni
pelbe nerbdngniBooGe uno aerIt6.
renoe Wirfuneen es auf ben elm,
aelren uno bas gauge 9ole ho=
ben tnuB, menn Der 6ana mad
Nufbdufnng nDn &eihtbum BAG
bbhlte uno einsige Strebeu bes Sn,
oio1ouur1s D0er oes BDlfes bilbet!
@erabe bas gerbalter in Beaue aui
oiefen Bunft bilbet Die 5beioeliuie
amilben gute1 uno lblehten 8ir=
germ! @er ihliht uno ebrbar lebt
lit ein gutter Burger - einerlei, ob e,
arm Doer reid lit. Dieieniaen,
tpelbe nun banah tradten, pie IL
iih Stunoen Der MuBe uno oes Ser.
enigens perlboHen f6nnen, meldt
ibre Nebenmeniheu peradten uni
baiien unb melbe Die Bflihter miB,
ahten, uelhe ieoer Menib feiuer
Witmenihen gegeniiber bat. bas
iino - m1gen tie reid pber arm Ieir
Die 5einoe oeS Staates!"
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@etieete einem mesaftenr in staunen.

Ser Iebafteur 6. u 8ruipn bur
BennetspilIe, g. g., tpuroe emit.
mails nnsebeuer iberraYdt. ,Durd
langes 2eioer an Dpspepiie", ihreibi
er. rfpar meine Srau pbpiiiA lebr
beruntergefDmmen. Sic batte feine
&raft mebr uno fit entleblih an Dem
Wtagen; aber iie neriuhte Electric
Bltters, melbes ibr lDfurt balf uno
ieBt nahoem fie bier Slaihen ge,
nommen bat - lit lie mieoer pDu=
itdnolg geiunoet uno fam iraeno
etmas efien. gs lift elm erpBortiger
Sonit uno feline pureirenbe @iaen=
ibaft 1T unlfdbbar fir cine traae
9eber." @esen l1noeroaulidfeit,
Gppetitloiiateit, Maeen= unb 2ebers
Geioen miro es garantirt. Sour SO
Gents. @rbdltlih bel S. aalteper
q SDbn, @eo. s. s.. Shmitt.
@igentbimer unb 90. OreiB,
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sebet in DEN suieoel

uno menn Cure 6autfarbe gelb aus
iiebt uno ountlere Steaen uno
Sleden bier uno oa aufueiIt, 10 If
oas Elm InSeihen bon 2eber. 2eioen .
Sn lDlhen Sallen fam es nidt ae-
mug %anaerotben meroen, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills gu nebmen, Die Die
2eber reguliren. oaS 8lut reiniaen
uno Die 6autfarbe oerihDHern. Breis
nur % Gents. Blu besieben ourfy
s. Salteper & Sobn, Seq. s. =.
Sbmitt, Giaentbimer, uno ao.
9reiB.
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N.u 8 n b.

M.u b.
Die neuerbings perbreitete
Wabri9t, baB Or. b. 5oneben, Der
beutihe 8Dtl6after in Waibingtpn,
BON ieinem 8often abberufen uno
Or. Wumm b.. Sbmarsenitein, Der
beutibe @elanbte in BefinQ, iein
Nobfolger merbe, lit burdaus
unrihtig. Or. BON 6pueben, To-
girt, tbeilte nit. baB, iomeit feline
BerlDnli9feit in 8etraht fpmmt,
iene Meloune unbeernnoet lei. Das
a%uspdrtiee Nmt beltdtiete oieIe Nu=
aabe uno fiate binsu, baB Or.
Wumm b. Sbmarsen1tein, tpelher
itb iebt anf elmer l1rlaubsreiie nah
Deutihlano befinoet, bDH1t nabrs
ihetnlib nod Befing suriidfebren
miro.
= Wie aus Berlin perlautet, lit es
nod ourdaus unbeitimmt, Db elm
Yrtna oes fDniefiben DauIes Der
gntbuaung bes Denfmals Srieorihs
oes @roBen in 8aibineton, meld5es
Der beutibe Safer benz amerifani=
iben 80lte als @elbenf CUR @rinne=
rung an Die prdhtig perlaGfene
amerifafabrt bes 9rin5en 6einrid
aneeoaht bat, beimobnen miro. MQe
Wfeloungen, baB &ronprin5 @ilbelm
Doer Brin3 @itel Iriebrih Dber
Yrin3 Srieorih 9eopolb uno ielbit
Hrin5 6einrib nod einmal Die trans=
atlantiibe &eiie antreten unb BET
Der 6eier sugeeen 1ein merbe, lino
nibts oils @erihte, Die ieber 8e-
grinoun9 e~ntbebren.
Ser leines Qmtes entbobene
Yropin5ial= 9teueroireftor H1bninq,
oefien Nfaire 10 oiel @taub oufae=
mirbelt bat uno nod aufuirbe(t, ldBt
nibt lofer. @r oerienoet cine CT
fldrung. morin er Die in Der offisiDz
len pNDrooeutihen Gaeemelnen Bel
tung" eridienene 0ebauptung oes
Sinansminifters Srbrn. b. 8bein-
baben, fir Die 8erabIdieounq iei
2Dbning's 6altuna in Der Bplenpos
litit eutldeioeno semeien, als un=
wabr 5uridueiit. gr refapitulirt
feline befannte 8er1ton bes Sanes
uno nimmt fein Blatt Dor ben Mnno.
Die Sprabe, beren er fid beoient,
lit 10 oraitifh, baB ibm permutbli6
cine ueitere Nbfertigung gu Tbei(
ueroen miro.
= Ser 8erliner .2ofalanseiaer"
lagt, elm Beweis fir Die sunebmenoe
Gmerifaniitrung Der @elt beItebe
oarin, baB in Sranffurt a. SO. cine
meoiainiibe Sbule CUR SortIebuna
Der Stuoien iunger Mer5te, melhe
bereit8 prDmooirten, ~aeorinoet
tuurbe. Cine pr~ipatperion bat $780,.
600 our @riinouna oieier Shule beis
getraaen.
- Mus @om perlautet aerihts
meiie, baB bic grnennung oes Mou=
iignor @uioi gum 4poitoliiden De-
legaten in Mtanila eeiihert lei.
Die 2eiden bes bel einem Nuz
tomobil 8 unfaa in Der Ndbe BON
Baris unts 2eben e~etommenen ar1es
ritanifben Miaiondrs Sair uno iei.
ter Satin fino iebt mad SEEM Nurf
abaeianbt puroen.
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ge5en, oa es oiel er5Ber uno 45rfo
als B0lio ia 1T. llarle

seben, oa es oiel er6Ber uno H6rfer
als 8olioia 1T. 'larEer
Der Nferban=M ipZa En-. m;r,a
smelder oas nDroli9n '''S S MuIon'
@tsconiin unb ge g''I.sulst
pat. I'M iid oarl1,1 er r' a' ,,uterri Dfte,p
mas gefbeben on u,' a 81, "O a;a m,e;ts.
Sinh nelde abeebolst wproen
stms.. .sss" eoer ourb @i~eoerouforz
a shs, ~ er ourh lonbmirtbidaftlihe
- G lung rpieber uubbor gu MAIDEN,
@ auf ieiner &ifretie nnh 8a1b=
W":gton gbicagD paiItrt. l1eber oas
greebniB ieiner &eiie iprah Sefles
tor Bilfou ltb mie fo(gt, aus: nDas
b%etrefenoe 2ano iiebt geeenpdrtig
traurtg genug aus, es miro aber metz
1er NnIibt nab nit 6ulfe bes Nders
bau=D Requirements nit Der Belt cine
productive Sarmgegeno peroen. SD
Deroe allies, mas in meinen &rGften
1tebt, tbun, un Die B~elieoelunq uno
&ultloirung 0ieier groBen 2anotre=
den au ermutbigen. Sh tperoe audi
auen. pelhe iib bort nieoersulofien
beabiihttaen, belfen."
= Ser 9eneralanpolt anor lit
rab europa abeeoatnpft, ltlt 1id in
Baris periDnlih BON Der Gedtsaal=
tiafeit BEG BeIiBsTite(s uber bas
Banalnacoaal- @ieentbam su uber=
5guQeft.
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cages $ Weuisfeiten.
& nlan b.


Die Grage, nie internntionale
@idantrportz 8riefe pratti5h einges
fibrt perben fDnnten, bat ben @eltz
poit=g ongreB ihun ieit mebreren
Sibungen beihdftigt, obne oaB cine
4Diuna gefunoen pdre. 6nlfss@e=
neral= Boftmeiiter S1aGenberoer bat
fib nun elm Spitem ausgebaft, uel.
Dies ct fir praftifb ourbfIbrbar er-
adtet. 6err Sbaaenberger lift Der
Nniiht. oaB fein 2ano elm gr0Beres
Sntereiie an elmer iDlhen ginridtuna
baben mirbe. als bic Ser. @taaten.
uno er beabiihtigt baber, feline Soee
auf benz ndhften WeltpDits@ pnareB
in Nom in 1904 in 8orihlaa All
brinaeu. rWeine Sbee i'll" {aate
6err Shnllenberger, .oaB ieoes
4ano elm beipnberes WeltpOft=g ouz
bert init DDrauSbe3abfter .Nudant<
wDrt anfertigen laifen ioIte. DAG
ielbe mare nit Der iiblihen @eltpoit-
marie BON flint Gents ooer 25 Gem
times etc. gu nerieben, tpomit bas
BDrto nah auBen BIN beaablt miro.
Nuf benz gDupert folIte ferner elm
Coupon ab9ebruft iein, tpelder benz.
ielben einer Musmebslunasuertb
fir Briefmarten beS 2anbeS, mobin
oasielbe geianot, geben miirbe, iooaB
oafiir B0rto gum Betrage Der Welt.
poitrate benz Snbaber geaeberl muroe.
Der Coupon uiroe gleldseitig in
benz internatiDnalen Mednungsbus
reau 81 Bern einen ginl6Iungsmertb
BON 80 Continues baben. I'm fir
Goupert8 @inlDiung, etc. su beaab.
len, miBten iolde Hidantuort- Sou.
nertS 3. g. bier in ben Ser. Staaten
gu IL Gents baS Stnf perfauft per.
ben, Bel erDBeren Quantitdten t0nnte
elm Gabbatt gegeben peroen."
SIN Staatsoepartement All
Waibington lift man Dec Nniint, oab
suiihen Boliuia unb Braiilien Der
Streit wegen Der Brobins Mcre elm
Stadium erreiht bat, oas einen Rus
%fammenituB faft unpermeiolih ma.
den birfte. Man 1T fait iiGer, oaB
Der Nusbrub Der Standardization
gar nibt mebr lange auf fih marten
laiien pirb. Sufammen NIT ben
8euolutionen in Columbia unb
Bene3uela unb ben unruben in Nis
caraeua uno auf 6aiti, mlroe elm
1rieg suildeu Buliuia uno Braii-
lien. in melben mabriheinlib aud
Ecuador nermidelt miiroe, faft Die
gau5e iIolibe 6emispbdre in Brand
ieben. Der Streit smiimen ben bel.
ben 2dnbern 1T iiber Die reihen
9ummi=2 1nbereien entftanoen, Die
in Der Bropina Ncre liegen uno bon
einem oeutfhen uno ameritaniihen
Spnoitat, 81 Dem AUDI emile 8oo@
elm Bruoer oe8 8rdlioenteu,
eebDrt, auSgebeutet merben. Beioe
4dnoer beanlpruben Die S%ouuerdnis
tdt iber oieie Brooina uno feines
oerielben lift eemidt, feline Nnipriide
auf5uQeben. Der Streit lpitte iih
tir5lih oaour6 gu. oaB bic braIilia=
niibe &eaierun9 ben Befebl ertbeilte,
oaB allen fremoen ShiHen. Die auf
Dem Ima8Onenitrome nab Gcre fab
rem moqen. bic Baiiage gu oerrpei.
germ iei. 9ies lift elm barter Shlaa
far 8olioia, rpelhes CUR 8eit Com
trone iiber Die Bropins Ncre bat.
Der Mmaaonenltrom lift Der 6aupt.
p~ertebrsmea nab Nere. oanod teine
Babnen bortbin eriitiren. SIR ben
Sal zines &rieeeS uiiroe 8raiilien
oorauslihtlib als Sieeer berpors
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-28

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tbeilt NIT. oaB Die &beoer>Sirma
VI. .. De 5reitas & 60. in @erbano.
lung nit Dem 9lopo itebe, INN oellen
70 Oampfer Der braiilianiiden &io
be SaneirosQ inie ansufauTeu.