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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
LOWELL MILLS SILENT.
Spindies Cease to Whirr and Tho'

Spindies Cease to Whirr and Thou
sands of Operators are Idle.
For the first time in many years, on
a working day, the bells on the great
cotton mills in Lowell, Mass, were 81
lent Monday morning and the streets
usually marked by the hurry and bus
tie of thousands OF operatives on their
way to work, were still and almost de-
serted.
The total number of spindles stop
ped is $4,000; number of operatives
out, 17,175, with a weekly pay roll of
S12S,O00.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
APRIL COAL IS CHEAPER.

Philadelphia and Reading Company
Notifies Consumers in Circular.
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company Monday, through a
circular, gave official notice of reduc-
ton of so cents per ton in prices OF
prepared or domestic anthracite coal
for the month of April. The sizes af-
fected in the April list are broken egg,
stove and chestnut. There will be no
change in the price of furnace and
!
steam sizes.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
MISSING MILLIONAIRE FOUND.

Young Chase Finally Located IN FRI
yate Sanitarium In Paris.
United States Consul General Cow
dy, at Paris, gave out an interview
Thursday in which he touched upon
some Of the remarkable features OF tho
case of the young man, Moses Fowler
Chase, Of Lafayette, Ind, whose
whereabouts had been the subject OF
diIigent search for several years.
Chace was found in the private sani'
tarium in Paris Of Dr.. ComaE. -.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
BILLS WIFE rACLY HURT.

Empress of Germany Thrown from
Horse and Bones are Broken.
A dispatch from Berlin says: The
empress was thrown from her horse
while riding at Gruenwald Friday, and
her right arm broken.
The empess fell heavily. Emperor
William, who was near at hand, vas
among the first to reach her side and
assisted her to rise. The imperial
party was galloping at the moment
when the empress horse SHE'D and
stumbled.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02

Now that R<ldyard Kipling has de-
nounced the Anglo-German alliance IL
e Kiplingesque poem, the Kaiser ic
called upon to respond in Hohenzollern
verse. The alliance will hardly sur.
1--WE 4 duel like this.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
BLOODY BATTLE With BANDITS.
Posse Kills One Robber, Wounds a
Second and Captures Third.

Second and Captures Third.
A desperate battle was fought early
Saturday between three robbers on
one side and officers and citizens on
the other at Bedford. a suburb OF
Cleveland. Ohio. resulting in the
death of ore of the robbers and the
wounding of one and the capture OF
another. Many shots were cxchang-
ed before the fleeing men were final
ly brought to earth.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
AGED COUPLE MURDERED.

MutiIated Bodies Of Luttrell and His
Wife Found in Their Bed.
In the eleventh district Of Warren
county, Tennessee, the dead bouies OF
Peter Luttrell and wife, both past 81
years old, were found in bed at their
home horribly beaten and mutilated.
The discovery was made by Lee Wick
ers and wife, who uad q contract to
care for the couple, in consideration
for which the latter had decided Wick
ers their farm, taking effect upon their
death.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
NOTED PACKER DEAD.
Head Of Great Firm Of Swift & Co,

Head Of Great Firm Of Swift & Co,
Dies Suddenly in Chicago.
Gustavus Franklin Swift, president
Of the great packing firm Of Swift b
Co., the man whose efforts made pos
sible the present method Of supplying
fresh meat to every city and town In
the United States and the world, dfet
suddenly Sunday at his home in Chi.
cago of hemorrhase, resulting from
an operation for an infection Of the
gall bladder, performed March %. He
was GA years of age and leaves TOR.
tune estimated at about $10,000,00o.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
REBELS BODY FOUND.
San Miguel, Filipino Leader, Slain In
Fiqht With Scouts.

Fight With Scouts.
A Manila dispatch says: The re-
port that San Miguel, the Filipino
leader, was killed in Fridays fight
near Mariquina, is confirmed. His
body has been identified and deliver
ed to his relatives for burial.
San Miguel, with Ills body guard,
consisting of thirty men, abandoned
the fort at Mariquina and attempted
to escape, but the Macabee scouts sur
rounded the party, mortally wounded
San Miguel and killed six OF his body
guard.
After he fell, San Miguel emptied
his revolver among the Macabees and
died fighting. He was the last un'
reconciled Filipino.
Lieutenant Reese and other wound.
ed scouts will recover.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
STEEL PLANTS ARE MERGED.
Three Big Trust Concerns to do Busl'
ness Hereafter Under One Name.

7 Ihree Big IruSt CuHceIHs % % bue'
ness Hereafter Under One Name.
Articles of incorporation were file |
in the office of the secretary Of state
at Trenton, N. j., Thursday, merging
The American Steel Hoop Company,
National Steel Company and the Car
negie Company. The merger corpora
ton is to be known as the National
Steel Company, with capitalization
of S63,0OO,000.
The combined capital Of the old
companies amounted to $252,OOO.OOO.
By this merger the new corporation
will save over $1,000 each year In fees
paid to the state OF New Jersey.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
SLIM CHANCE FOR TREATY.

cubans Seem Disposed to lnsist on
Important Concession.
A special from Havana says: Ihe
chance for the carrying through OF the
reciprocity treaty appears slender, un-
less the United States government
comedies the right to the Cuban sen
ate to provide that the treaty shall
not he effective unless 1t IS ratified by
the United States congress during the
praSent year.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
Dukes Bauoaoe is Attached.

A writ of attachment to cover an al
legged debt of 1925 was served at New
York Monday against the twenty-five
pieces of baggage belonging to the
duke and duchess Of Manchester, who
recently arrived from Palm Beach. Fla.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
GENERAL MCDONALD SUICIDES.
Decided on Death Rather than Face q
Courtmartial.

The London Evening News an
nounces that Major-General Sir Hector
Macdonald, commanding We British
forces in Ceylon, against whom
charges based on immoral acts were
filed some days ago. committed suicide
Wednesday by shooting himself in
hotel in Paris.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
MONEY FOR ROLLINS COLLEGE.
Chicago Man Offers to Give $4,000 to
Florida institution.

Florida Institution.
The Congregational Educational So
ciety at Boston received word Monday
from DR.. D. X. Pearsons, Of Chicago.
that he had made an offer Of $4,000
as a gift to Rollins college, Winter
Park, Florida, provided the college
shall raise $150,000 additional. Roi'
Inns college is aided by the Congrega'
tional Educational Society.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
COURTMARTlAL FOR M'DONALD.
Commanding British Officers in cey'
lon to be Tried for Immoral Acts.

Adyices from Colombo, Ceylon, state
that charges Of the most serious ma
1ure have been brought against Ma
ior General Sir Hector Macdonald,
commanding the British forces in Cey
lii. in consequence OF which the gov
e,nor Of that island. Sir Joseph Ridge.
way. has been authorized to convene
4 court martial 10 try General Mac
donald. The charges are alleged to
la based on acts of immortality.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
Nav Fioht Crum in Courts.

Mayor Smyth, of Charleston, has re-
Quested the corporation counsel OF the
city to consult the authorities with j
view Of determining if President
Roosevelt can legally appoint DR..
Crum collector of port without having
the nomination confirmed by the SEN
ate before Crum can actually take
charge.
The point is made that it is not a
recess appointment, and on that
ground the claim is made that Cruu
cannot constitut;onally act. On the
other hand, many persons contend that
there IS nothing in the claim, although
it shows the bitter feeling Of the citl
zens against the appointment Of the
negro.
Should the corporation counsel re
port that it is not recess appoint
nent, it Is intimated that courts will
be asked to issue an Injunction re-
straining Crum from serving as coiiec'
tor.
It Is admitted that this will bring
about bitter fight and the better fee!
ing is that the incident should be clos
ed where it is, so that the fight can
be renewed before the next congress.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
CEUM is REAPPOlNTED.

Notwithstanding Opposition, Prest
dent Again Names Negro.
A Washington special says: The
President Friday reappointed DR.. w.
3. Crum, colored, collector C customs
at Charleston, S. c., and William NJ.
Byrne, United State district attorney
for Delaware Both ca these nomina-
e;ons failed of confirmation at the re-
cent session of the senate.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02

At last the differences between the
Seaboard Air Line railway and the city
of Columbia have been settled. The
clerk announced at a recent meeting
of council that the Seaboard had hand
ed him a check for $4,000 in payment
Of the city's claim. Council passed 4
resolution requesting the railroad conf
mission to withdraw its objection 10
the seaboard's building a depot on Lin
coin street.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
MORE LEYEES BREAK
City of Greenville, Mississippi,
at Mercy Of Flood.
WATERY AVALANCHE LOOSENED
An Enormous Crevasse Threatens
Widespread Destructon-Sev-
eraI Minor Breaks are Re-
ported at Various Points.

Breaks In the levees along the Mis-
sissippi are reported as follows: O
About 40 miles above New Orleans.
(2) a few miles below Greenvilie, and
(S) at Duvall's Landing, Miss. The
stages at lower river points, however,
have not materially changed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
Looks Like a Loophcie.

The new child labor law, as passed
by the general assembly, will go into
effect on May l. The principal prcflS-
ion of this bill is the prohibiting OF
children under twelve years of age
from working in the mills of the state.
What Is regarded as serious loop
hole, however, and one which in the
opinion Of some will nullify the bill.
is the clause which provides that the
children of widowed mothers Or Of pa
rents who are invalids and cannot sup
port themselves may work in the mills.
One of the state legislators il dis
cussing the bill recently, said: i re
gard the bill as almost no bill at all
Any parents who are 50 disposed can
so before a notary public and swear
that they are unable to work and need
the assistance Of their children to help
earn a livelihood by working in the
mills. This being the case, l think
that most Of the parents who 90 not
wish to take their children from the
mills can keep them there under the
section of the bill.
81 do not expect to see any notice
able change following the going into
effect of this bill"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02

we're SO much of farce that the chict
ST the state got orders that the condii
lions would have to be improved: The
blind tiger keepers are literally On The
Jump and they will lose thousands OF
dollars before the authorities get
through with the official smashing.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-02
Governor Routing the Tigers.


Not satisfied with the poor results
from continual raiding of blind tigers
in Charleston, Governor Hayward has
sent Chief Constable Hammett to the
city and he caused CONSERVATION BY
smashing every tiger that refused tC
obey instructions to quit.
Notice was given the proprietors
that they would have to get rid of the
furniture and fixtures, and there was q
general scatteration. Many of the
keepers took out counters, refrigera.
tors and liquors, and there is less bust
ness now conducted than for years.
Some of the most elaborate estab
lishments were cleaned out. The own
ers preferred to take the fixtures out
rather than have the constables smash
everything, and those who obeyed tbs
orders saved money.
The first big raid was made on Vim
cent Chicco, who is looked upon as the
leader of the blind tiger element, anC
he has been harassed so much that his
business now is confined to lunch
counter
The hotels had to quit. but travellers
who journeyed that way will not have
to remain thirsty for any length OF
time. The dealers are demoralized
but they believe the trouble will blow
over in a week or two. when they vii
be able to resume operations.
Heretofore the consta5les have sim
DIV seized the whisky found in the
tigers. This. however, did not inter
rupt the unlawful traffic, and raids
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27

Sn 9tom ftarb am 5amffa9 i'm MIte,
bon So eahren Menotii @aribdloi, Der
Hdlteife Sobn oes italieniiden ysfrei.
.unsstdmpfers 8iuleppe @aribaloi. vi
bate ein 2eberleioen. 0as ourh Rubt
uno Malaria periAlimnlert ipuree.
Sn 8aris Duroe bic 6amilie 9ums
bert. Die Sabre lang Gdminbeleien be.
trieb, Die iih alf oiele Millionen belize
fen, 81 6efdnaniBiiraien bon 3mei bis
fiinf Sabren perurtbeilt.
Sn Gpai,ien bat Der bel Gontiaeo
hsiiegte NDniiral Gerpera ieiueu Nb=
fhieo gennnlmsu uno babel mebr Nner.
tennung 9siunoen ats ieiu Yslieger,
unIer Gdlep.
Sn Snoien beabftbtiat man erpBe
Beludllerun9sanlasen 81 bausu. Der
9au miro 20 Sabre in NnIprud neb-
mcn mo Die Soften linb auf $780, :
600. 900 berani6lagt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27

Sn 0olmes @ountp lino auei
SSrauen, Die iiber 100 Sabre aft Fino.
9ie cine beiBt Grau Gbanf (edentg),
lit lQl Sabre alt unb lit nod 10 riiIiia.
oaB lie neulib gum 8eiu1 elmer gers
lpanoten einen Weg bon elmer Oteile
mah.e. Die anoere 6rau lit @uian
0epors uno lie befinoet fd) in ibrem
los. 2ebenslahre. Sic puroe tpdb.
reno Der anelten 4ominiltratlon gBalp-
ln9ton'S i'm Sabre 1895 in YenniptDa.
nla 9sboren. Sic iuar mebrere Sabre
beirabe Qanslih erblinoet. bat aber iebt
lnieosr ibre 5ehtraTt erlanot. Set
iiber SO sSabre tit lie 9Bithue. Gie
bate 8 alnOer. BON oenen 5 nod leben;
DER dlieIte 5ehu III 81, Der iiinaffe sd
Sabre alt. Geit ldnaer aIs 60 Sabren
pobnt lie IN 0olmes gountp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27
ausianb.

9tm Gamifaa 9lbeno ltarb auf iei=
mem 2anbfse Saiiislo Spule in gng-
lano 2oro SalisbutD. iudbreno lailaen
Sobren Der ssiibrer Der enaliiden Sor.
rp=partei uno pemierninilter.
sSn Queenstown, Srlano, fanb ON
@amfas Elm 3uiannleniiOB sluifden
britilhel 6ploateil unb Matroien bes
beutlhsn Sdulidiffes .Gtoid" itait.
WdhrenD bes @etiimmels spuroe Gin
Goioat unb elm gintuobner bon
GusenstOtUn erltoden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27
II. Nnllluler'.
Wcmeitc NaNrid)tett.

| Sn Bubapea brad am 0ipntaa 9ltsns
in einem pierRSdisen @ebiube, In refffn
beiben nnteren Gtagen I'D, paS Walantes
riewaarenseihaft BON Goldberg btfnnet,
ipabreno pie beibfn cberen Gtagsn Wcbs
nunssswedsn pienen, Elm Geuer aus.
20G arbeitsleute tcfanpen lieh In Deas
0staupe, uno siele Won ibnen, ,pie and
RON ben Bewpbnern bes 3. nnp 4. 9tcd-
merfs, wurDe Die 6luht rMrh bic Jlars
men abseldnitten. gs III fsltsstetIt, pa6
40 bis 80 9crlonen In BEN Glamnien anaS
sctummen iinb, parnnter 0plobergs Grait
unp Subn. Die puli3ei keriAtet, bag
In 5oiSe 5eruntfriprinsens aus pen Gen~
tern Ii perlpncn um's Qtten fanier uuD
l6 Yerpunpet murcen, 8 BON leBteren
idirer. Der SAaoen ,pirb auf 1000. +
600 6runen srihaBt, pcspn Der gr56te
1geil pnrA Seriiherung Seredt ilf.
Su Der llm9etuns Hcm's baten eanb-
leutc iih iibrr Die Qanprreien Der 5irlfen
Gbi9i 3orlOnia unb pipmbinp berae@
madt unp beanpru6en na5 Neht, na-
rauf su adera unp an ben GrtrdsniTen
mit3uprpfitiren. Cur ssieperberitellmng
Der Srcnuns lit natb ben beprpbten
Stdtten Nilitar cntlanbt rurben.
Nad elmer Depelhe bon Rarfatt III
Ger reutldle Dampfer s0ertrloe Wpsr>
mann" ppr Yprt Npuctt, elmer 5afene
itcbt an Der g8etfiilte ter 8apfctpnie ees
ltranret unp SGllig 9elbeipert 9ltle an
Born beitnplihcn 9eripnen marnem ae.
rettet.
Dir Saiman= Snieln, liitlih pcn GU
bh, iino am IL. Nusua rurh einen Sr<
fan perwiiitet wprrrn. Mebrcre GhifIe
inb untergesanaen unb pifle MenlhenS
leten Su hetll9en. Die grnte III eam,s
LID 3eritSrt nnp es prrbt cine 5unaers<
artp. 9ie rrei Snleln, mclehe Gnglanp
9ebSrtn, ba6en cine 8eYDlfsruns ron
1922 Seelen.
Sn SnrianaprIis, Snt., it am Spnn.
tag Der SernaSunssrampfer ,Snpiana4
aelunfsn nnp man 9lautt, paB cine 5rau
frAhtmt ibrcm 8inpe ertrunten III. ggas
pa5 Sinten teS SdiTcs seraniasts, lit
nidt bcfannt. Der fiini,is 9eute, bic
fb anf Dem 2ampftr tefanpen, temad-
tistf lib cine fiirtbttylibr panif, ais pas
S9if Snm 5infen fam.
Sn ReGersport Ya., iff am spuataa
rte nAnnte Npterts," Elm Seraniaunass
oampfer auf Dem iih 1900 paTaaifre tes
funben, selunten, aber gliemano ertydnt.
Sn Isw gurf fnren sesenipdrtta lie
internationalen gSettfa6rten lfatt stpilrten
Der Sbamrpf go. 3 bes gnaIanre.s
Sol. 9iptun unb Der amerifaniftben STE
anee, bic betpe su bielem ipesiellen 3n d
9ebaut tpprren ino. Der GnalInner
bcHte piesnal Den mebrfa6 susur serlore-
men pretsteher gu seirinnen, aber bic
sSettfabrten am Samitas unb Dienlfaa
wurpen beipe bon benz amerifanilrben
Soote seppnnen unb wenn 8eltance nod,
etnmal seminnt, 70 lit itr Siee entlebie@
DEN, waerenp Die gJaAt pes Gmqlanpers
pretmal mad chamber seminnen miisfe.
nm ben geAer su aewinnen, mas naa
Dem Teiultat Der bisberisra 5alrten nidbt
lpa1rlGeinlid III.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27

Nus Mea Orange. g. S., miro be-
ridtst. oab Tih ein 80 Sabre alter sn.
fofe Der GolDotenbelmatb III Gearnsr
nit elmer 57jdhrlgen Witirpe in Weil
Orange Derheiratbete. Gobalb biz
50hne Der MittfDs nnl Mbenb BON bes
9lrbeit nod Saufe tamen ilnb ben
5tano Ger Ginae erfllbren, triehen III
ben .jungen" ghemonn aus Dem 6aus,
Gr iolI nod Der Gosoatenbsiinatb gu
riifsei,brt Isif.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27

ssSn Greion. Sa., fiihrten feimsnoe
grbien in oem Wa9en elmer z Sabre
alten SD9ter bes Gonoafteurs espbn
Fonte oeren SOB berbei. 9as Gino
ertrantte Dor sebn Sasen uno Niemano
wuBte. mas ibm feblte, bis ole 4utop-
lie Uorgenommen wuroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27

Sn China 1T elm iuneer Mann,
Der ieinen Batter aet6otet, bingeriAtet
luorben uno auglei9 nit linn lein
Shu.meifsr, .ueil er Dem Woroer nid5t
better Die aebre Der Ginoerllebe beige.
bra6t bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27

sSohn Gpbp bat in ieinem @es
ldldft on s5actnru GtraBe in Canal
Sooer ihon cine fh6ne Muiterausmabl
pm gsinterpaaren fir Mdnnsr= unD
Riaasn= 9lnsilae. Snhem Il fir iii
htsasttls RailoftaTi b2ftsas barii, blts
TT er nm meitsrsa 3uiprnh. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27

Die StrauBenaudt in Nrisona III
Elm grfol9. Yei Yb6nir bef,bt iebi
Die 9r6Bte @trauBentarm nit elmer
0eerbe BON iibsr 1000 80seln. Gie
s5traube uermebren iib raid. neil ein
Paar ieoen 9omlner falls nihts ba=
smiId,en tOmlnt, mdbrenb 70 Sabren
suei bis orei SunSe ausbriitet. Seoes
paar Iiefert idbrlib sssoern uno @ier
I'M Wertbe bon $50.
Ser Seiser zines potbampTers,
Der Ourb leinen 8orwiB Die Maibiue
in llnoronuna bra1te uno ionit cine
8erlangiamuna Der Sa1rt peruriadte.
I 1T meaen 8ers09erung Der YOitbeltel=
ling beiiraft porOen. Mas iol nun
erlt einem Wanne seideben, Der Die
frantirten Briefe Ieiner 6rau brei Wo=
den in Der GodtaIde berumldteppt?
Sm 2aufe bieies Sabres iino Ios
melt 632 Yerlonen bur9 6euer umge=
tommen, $50 our6 grploiionen. 492
Ourd llnaliifsfdlle in Ber9merten. $40
ourh Stilrme uno @Dtlone, N ollrd
8libfhtag, rs ourh elettriide 2eitun-
Gen. aber ni6t iueniser ais i066 burd)
@rtrinten.
@elesentIidb Der @rOrteruns Der
2pnhiultiS bemertt ein iiioHAes glatt:
so lanae es taft uum0ali1 lit, sw0li
Wdnner 81 betommen, um eiilen Mor-
Der nad oem 8tlebe su bdnaen, ipiro
es leiAt lem tauiehb Widnuer su finoen,
Die oles obne Mitbiilfe bes Beiebes
tbml."
81, Stem Oort t0nnen 10000
Ghultiaoer lpeaen Wanael an Mdum=
| lidfeiteH Die Shnle nitht beInden uno
ZOO. 600 anDere Ghultinber beoallern,
Illidt in ber nam!iben Gage su iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27
9ic 3nitamoc in Maecopmicn

lOerDen bon Sa9 su 5a9 Idlimmer, DER
|9tufItano oebnt lib INNER peiter aus
uno 5uglei6 miro es INNER wuhridein=
lider. oaB aud 8ul9arien in ole 9yir=
rem oerlpifelt piro. penn Die 8eb6rben
in Sofia au1 ertldren, Die frieOli9fen
Abidtcu au laben. Ser 9luifano
nGbert Iid INNER mebr Der bul9ariI6en
Grense nno lpenn einlnal Elm 3uiam=
mennoB blllgarifder ila6 iRrtiider
2ruppen erfol8t, 10 lino Die Gol9en
ni6t abSulelen.
llnterochen moroen Die Siirten Die
| |dritllbe BeuOlterung uno no Die guf=
ltanolIden bic Madt boben, tueroeu
Die 5iirten bingeidladtet.
9ie MG9te ioLlten ben l9refli1en
3uitdnDsn einmal Elm gnoe MAIDEN.
lie yerbdltniHe niiiHen einmal sereaslt
lueroen uno bic ein3iae oauernoe 20=
Iung 1T Die 0ertreibnng Der Siirter.
aus europa.
Sn Gruidsipo miiHen Die Siirten
lInr6tbar aebouIt baben. 3ie perltiim=
msltsn Sei9eH pon 80 6rauen uno
stinoerh nliroeu in eitent @ebinee 9e=
lunosn; stiife Der 2ei1sn lparsil III
Die GtraBe aeworIen. JiinIae1a Der
5aupttaufleute in Monofir purOen
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| iteft. Die Girtheu iuuroen oemolirt,
Die SduIer gepliinbert un0 Die Staot in
einen raubenoen Sriimmerbaufen per=
manoelt. Sic 8elDobnerIdaft fliihtete
IN Die 9iigel. wO lie Dem 8erbungern
nabe 1T. Gin all9emeines MaHacre lit
mad Der Sofia 9ueDnit" i'm gansen
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rdt9erll4e grmOroun9 BON 80 9efange-
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Wonatir bat einen beiOnoers l1le1ten
@inoruf 9ema1t.
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Ii1e Staot llrgas, iiiolib bon eSniaoa,
an Der Glifiilte Der Siirtei, an9egriffen
uno Die &egierun9sgebduoe nit 0pna=
nit in Die 2uft Nelpren9i. @s heiBt,
babel ieieu 200 Meni6en um'5 9ebsn
eefomnlen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27

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Square, pbons 35l. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27
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unb Gliern tuiiien. baB Brot. tpeldes
bon unleren aus9eseidneien vpeerleB"
Mehl asmadt III. Die 2ebensfraft iit.
lpelhe ben Rlsinen Gnoden uuo Mus.
feln biloet. ba baiielbe mehr Ndbrfoff
entbdlt, als iraenb Elm anoeres Mebl.
llnfer fd0nes peerleB" Mtbl lit Der
9roif Der neiien Mutter ulo bic Ssreuoe
Der 9ullsfrau, oie ibr eisenes groo
todt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27

ssn ollen Giioliaateil iilb Suiams
men 81 600 WirtbIhafien uno i'm
Gtaate Mem Oorf aleiu 81. 600.