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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-29
HARRIS gAYs he IS GUILTLEss.
swears Ee Did Not Write the Letter Published
in the True Refcrmer.
Especial to News and Observer

Henderson n. c., April 2S.-The negro,
M. j. Harris, whose name was signed to
the riotous letter concerning the killing
of Bruce and Policeman Robinson, today
voluntarily went before a notary and
swore that he did not write, sign or
know anything about the writing of the
letter to which his name was signed.
The editor of THE True Reformer" has
been written to for a statement.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-29

Democratic members-Chief Justice Full
Ter, and Peckham, of New York, and
White, of Louisiana, made up the five
who rendered the majority decision in
Alabama cases which sought to annul
the new suffrage constitutional provis-
ion. 1t was a test case in which North
Carolina is vitality interested
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SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL BOARD.
Richmond Christian Advocate.

SOUIEERN EDUCAIIONAL BOARD.
Richmond Christian Advocate.
The Southern Educational Board is
composed largely of Northern men, who,
feeling that the burden of illiteracy in
our country is a national burden, and
too much for any one section to bear,
are willing to help us bear our portion.
They do not come to establish any new
schools or to exploit any new ideas
Whatever they do will be done through
our regularly constituted educational
authorities.
They wish especially to help us i'm
prove our country schools. In this mat
ter we need all the assistance we can
get The condition of the rural school,
with poorly-paid teachers and short
yearly sessions, is such as to call for
the most serious thought of the State
1t is almost impossible for our country
people to educate their children. The
private home school has been destroyed
by the public school; and the public
school is not yet able to giveXan cdu-
cation that is worthy the name.
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state of North Carolina.
Insurance Department,
Doroirh NHarol, o. 1a0o

INSURANCE DepartmCnt,
Raleigh, March % 1908.
7, James r. Young, Insurance Commits
sioner. do hereby certify that the above
is true and correct abstract of the
statement of the Northern Assurance
Company, of London, filed with this De-
partment, showing the condition of said
Company on the 2lst day of December,
1902
Witness my hand and official seal, the
day and date above written.
JAMES r. YOUNG,
Insurance Commissioner.
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Writing of the Alabama decision the
Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says: according to this decs-
ion every State in the Union can disfran-
chise the negro and keep him from yot-
ing The ruling is consequently of the
utmost Importance"
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]. C. Simmons Named for Mayor.

Especial to News and Observer
Graham, y. c., April 28.-Ihe hottest
contest for the nomination OF mayor IN
the history of Graham, took place last
night in the Citizens Convention IN
which Mr.. j. c. Simmons, prominent
druggist and one Of Graham most
progressive citizens was nominated by a
majority of three votes over Mr.. J. l..
Scott, the present mayor and one OF the
most popular and honored citizens OF the
county.
Graham continues to grow rapidly.
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The cut we print to-day of DR. Alder
man should be minus the moustache, he
having adopted the clean shaver face. Nc
public man ought to change his appear
cuts in stock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-29
SHOT IN BREAK FoR LIBERTY
Sandy Stevenson, Murderer, Trying to Es-
cape, is Killed.
Especial to News and Observer

IopUCIdI 10 4VV"5 aVIIU VUoVI FVI'J
Hillsboro, n c., April Is
Sandy Stevenson, one of the white
convicts, who was sentenced for
d term Of thirty years for murder,
near winston Salem, tried to make his
escape yesterday while at work on the
mountain here, and in the attempt was
shot and killed by one of the guards.
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J. W. PAILEY sPFAKs.
Field Day Exercises at Wake Forest-.-C Coming
Memorial Sc vice.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Wake Forest, N c., April 2S.-Mr. j.
w Bailey, editor of the Biblical Recor-
der, made two important addresses here
en- Sunday,-one at the morning service
on the Baptist IDEAL" and the other
in the evening on Elbow shall we deal
with tho Drink Evil?" The pastor, Dr..
Lynch, preached that morning at Frank
linton.
A memorial service in honor of the late
Prof. c. c. Crittendcn viii be held here
next Sunday.
The annual Ficld-Day exercises were
had yesterday afternoon, and this morn
ing at chapel the prizes were presented
by Prof. J. B. Carlyle, with fitting ref
crencc to Prof Crittenden who had
trained the team. The events and Win
ners were as follows Mile run, Mr..
Marion; 100 yards dash, Mr.. w. a. Sea-
graves; Putting the shot Mr.. s. c. How
ard; 440 yards run, MIR. W. a. SeagTayesi
Throwing the Hammer, Mr.. 5. &. How
ard; 22O yards run, Mr.. w. a. Seagrayes
1-2 mile run, Mr. Marion; Vaulting Mr..
Wait Bagley. Standing High Jump, Mr.,
S. c. Howard; Running High Jump, Mr..
b. w. Parham; 220 yards Hurdle, W. A.
Scagraves; Standing Broad Jump }. b.
Powers. Jr; Running Broad Jump, Mr..
Burton Ray; Throwing Ball, j. E' Hob
good; all round athlete, Mr.. 5. G. How
ard.
President T. J. simmons, Of Shorter
College, Ga. has been visiting his mother
here.
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General Miles may expect another re-
buke when His Strenuosity returns to
the White House.
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1t is to be noted that the two Repub-
ncen Supreme Court justices last APP
pc. nted-McKenna. of California. and
Holmes, of observation-disclosures the three
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Instant relief.

Instant relief.
It's the little colds that grow into big
colds; the big colds that end in con-
sumption and death Watch the little
colds Or. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
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IT Is FAR REACHING.

Washington Times.
According to this decision, every State
IN the Union can disfranchiGe the negro
and keep him from voting. The ruling
is consequently Of the utmost importance.
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THE PERNICIOUS HABIT OF CARRY
ING CONCEALE DWEAPONS.

Fayetteville Observer.
Judge Cooks charge to the grand jury
was very able one. and we have heard
many compliments paid it by, the mem
bers of the bar. A great part of his
charge was on the pernicious habit OF
carrying concealed weapons, and he was
emphatic in his denunciation of this form
of crime. He says the man who breaks
the law every day in the year by carry
ing concealed weapon is as guilty of a
felony as the negro whom this same man
would rush to the grand jury to have in
dicted fer stealing fifteen cents worth OF
provisions. He also dwclt strongly on
violation of the prohibition laws, frauds
in elections and lynchings.
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AMoRNING TONIC.
(Lord Salisbury

The most natural beauty in the world
is honesty and moral truth For all
beauty is truth. True features make the
beauty of face; and true proportions the
beauty of architecture; as true measures
that of harmony and music.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-29

Ordinary household accidents have no
tcrrors when there's a bottle of DR..
Thomas Electric Oil in the medicine
chest Heals burns, cuts, bruises, sprains.
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ONE USE OF THE PARK

Statesville Mascot.
The people of this country never real
lied what a national blessing the yell
lowstone Park was until President Roose-
welt hid himself in it's depths and they
were given rest from his intermnable
campaign speeches.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-29

Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness of
the skin of any sort. instantly relieved.
permanently cured. (Doan's Ointment. At
any drug store.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-29

lazy liver makes lazy man. Bur
dock Blood Bitters is the natural, never
failing remedy for lazy liver
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THE AGE SHOULD BE RAISED.
Salisbury Sun.

The dark crime (for crime it was in
fact though the perpetrators of it escaped
the penalty of law by the mercst legal
technicality) that occurred in Raleigh
week before last, is proof enough that
the age of consent in North Carolina
should be raised, The girls of the State
should be protected against such mon
sters as the three men who figured in
the Raleigh affair.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-29

Fire RISKS written 81 ,392, 966.OO; Pre-
miums received, $16,86417.
Losses incurred-Fire, $4,04047 Paid.
81, 04047.
H. f. Wilson General Manager.
New York Office. SO Pine Street. New
York. N. Y; Geo. w. Babb, Manager
General agent for service, Martin S.
Willard. Wilmington, N. c.
Business Manager for North Carolina,
managed from New York Office.
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STATE NEWS.
error.

The Watauga Democrat has beautiful
tribute 10 the memory of Mrs Jane Lu-
cretia Rivers, mother of the editor of
the Democrat. who died last week in her
eth year. She passed away peacefully.
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STATEMENT
Northern Assurance Co.
OF LONDON, ENGLAND.

Condition December 31st, 1902, as Shown
by Statement Filed.
CAPITAL
Paid in cash. '....$ 1900, 100000
Amount Ledger Assets Dec.
91st previous year. 1871 sos. ii
Income
From Policy olders .......$ 2,144,96S.57
Miscellaneous ............. 1,1O1 1878
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,22I ,4l05
Disbursements
To policy-holders .........$ S95, 1891
Miscellaneous ......... 1881 ST. ~
Total Observation-Disclosures. 3,246, $685.
Fire R:sks-
Written or renewed during
year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 252, 05S, 209 90
In force ...........,....... 272, 406, $4,000
ASSETS.
Value of Real Estate Cess
amount of encumbrances. 140, 10000
Value Of Bonds and Stocks. 1927 ,605.00
Interest and Rcnts due and
accrued .................. II, SO6 IS
Cash in Home Office and
deposited in banks. ....... LAG, 121 .65
Agents balance represent
ing business written sub
scquent to October /, 1902 495, 1881 .43
Agents balance, represent
ing business written prior
to October i, 1902. ...... q, 1874
All other Assets, detailed in
statement ............. 12,87S. S5
Total .................$ 1856, 731 As
Less Assets, not admitted. 30, 500.55
Total admitted Assets. .$ 3,423 ,230 90
LIABILITIES.
Losses and claims unpaid IS 215,129.94
Unearncd Premiums ...... 1925, G64 06
All other Liabilities as de-
tailed in statement. ....... 157 ,S2H il
Total Liabilities as to
Policy holders .........$ 1898 SSH
Surplus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1,424,614.79
Total Liabilities .........$ 3,423, 2SO9 90
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA IN
1902.
--r;++o,, 900 ncc m.
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For LaGrippe and Influenza
use CHENEYS tXPECTO-
RANT.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-04-29

The Bank of Carterot will soon be
opened at oMrehead City. The Coaster
says the following directors were elected;
r. w. Taylor. w L. Arendell, Chas. S.
wallace, s w. Wade, ]. D. Morton. T.
d. Webb, w S. Chadwick, T. A. Uzzell
and ~ W. Taylor. The directors met
and elected r. w Taylor president, w.
S Chadwick vice president. The election
of cashier was deferred until another
meeting handsome brick building for
the bank will be erected.
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A man of brass is always ready to show
his metal.
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Condition December 31st, 1902, as Shown
by Statement Filed.
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Ntod cine @eleseubeit fir
Oetmltatteinder.

9as SriscosS bltem tiinoigt aber=
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20. Ottober Die bette @elegenbeit.
@uer 2ofalsEidetaaent fam jsoe
aetulnihte Nusfunft ertei(en.
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SpItem" tomnen. Shreibt an
8rpan Snboer pber Sc. g. 2amun,
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8ettet gtpet pom gpoe!

nunlere fleine 9obter batte einen
geraoeau lebensgefdbrlihen Infaa
BON &euhbuften uno 8ron9itis"
ibreibt Srau @. 6. Saoilano BON
Irfnont, sc. g., naber als ale anbes
rem Wiittel nerlagten, ba retteten mir
ibr 2eben ourh nOr. Sings @eue
@ntoedune". nniere 0iGte, mel9e
an Der Shminoiudt in poreeIhritte>
mem stadium lit. eebraudte eben=
falls oiele munoeruoae Webicin uno
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@ana perspeifelte Sal8= uno 9un-
aenleioen mei6en nDr. Sings geeuer
@ntoefune" pie feiner anberen
Weoicin auf @roen unfebLbar fur
9uiten uno @rfdltuneen. so Gents
uno $1.00 Slaiben aarantirt ourA
Die Ipotbeten BON s.. Salteper g
Son unb BON Nsulpb 9reiB. BrDs
beflaihen fret.
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8.

Das geolueiibe 8ermeIiunes=
Bureau arbeitet 6anb in 6anb nit
ben teranildeu StaotsbebDroen, nm
Die unteriroii6en @aiier : 8urrate
in auseeoebnten 9eilen Der Counties
81 Baiu uno &eeoes feitsuIteQen.
Na6 ben geologilben Shihtunaen
mill man Die Qeeignetlten Steuen
fir Die Gnlage arteliI9er Drummer
ermtitteln.
Sn Der 0dbe ppn @lgin, Ba=
itrop County, murben reide 2aaer
boraiisliben Zones entoedt. Cine
@eieuihaft bat iidl bort qebilbet,
nelhe oaielbit cine arDbe Sabrif oon
TerracDtta=8 aren, &a6eln, S1pfe=
retsgTaren &c. anleQen Mil.
Bum Dienltae peroen aus 2o=
reoD % neue @elbfieberfdue uno 4
Tooesfdue berihtet.
SIN Beariau beeina WiiB @bar=
lDtte Bennett SelbitmDro our6 @r=
bdngen.
= &ihter Sermon in 9aQettspiGe
bat Die 6inribtung bes wegen
Notaubts. beganeen an einen1 iie=
benjabrigen &tn0e, gum Tooe Derz
urteilten Werifaners WargeritD
&epna auf ben 4. 9ecember feft=
eelebt.
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0IuerIet.

8ie Nnnobme Der Oroinara
fir Die @inridtung gel0noerter Nbz
teilungen in ben 5traBenba6n=@o.
gen BON Soften bes bieiigen Sta0ts
rats 1T BON ben peiBen NiirQern
aQ9emein nit GROCER @enu0tuung
aufgenDmmen D0roen. 6Dffeutli6
laBt aber Ole Nusfibrung Der Orbi>
nans ni6t au5u lanae auf itb lpar=
ten.
= Das 8efinoen oes am 9Dnnz
tag 0abmittae i'm Gerlaufe Der
StraBenbabnitreif=9 umulte an Der
SHbzSlores 5traBe bonn Sberifsz
9ebilfen Barb burb Die S9ulter
gel9oiienen 6enrp Wodert neiit
n06 feline 8e11erune alf. Die
9ronbzSurp bat es abgelebnt, geQen
8airo cine Gnflaae gu erbeben.
Int Dienitag Nahmittag tuur=
be Die rBradenribge Grammar
S6DDl" (6aS friihere gteentum bes
9eutlb @n9ltid]eu S9ulpereiu8)
our6 Die @ntbiuune elmer Warmors
gafel. Die ibren Nanen trdet, einoes
meibt. Die Shulrdte S. So. gDDf
uno Dr. Sanford bielten babel furse
Inipramen. Die Iofe[ nuroe pDu
Den @hilerinnen gtta 6ummel uno
Girginta Waoerid entbiiqt. W9iB
eleanor BroGenribqe bonfte i'm
Nanen ibres 8rubers fir Die tpornte
&nerfennung Der 5tiftung b%esielben.
= Or. Burg, Der itdbtii1e @e=
iunobeitsbeamte, beaeidnet Die in
umlauf aeiebten @eribte, oaB per=
ein5elte charlottesville in San Nns
tOniD aufgetreten ieien. als cine bDs=
piaiae uuo nieoertrahtige @rfin=
oung. Nibt eintnal Elm uoeroamti0er
Sal" lei gu conitatiren e%efpeien.
SIM 81. 9iitrictaeri6te muroe
8. so. 6amiep, uelber fiir5lid5 aui
6errn 6oli6eiter BON Wonterep auT
Der 6ouitonzS traBe aeld1Di1en uno
6enielben i'm @efibte pernunoet
bate, geaen Blr9lbaft i'm 8etrage
BON $1,000 freigelaiien.
-&anias Gitp uno 5urlG pia
rSatp", Sftober II. bis q. $3.50.
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Sn b 8eretntqnnqtf Stare
fe. @eiunbbeit lit be barmnniIbe ga.
ti9feit Der 8eroauungs<, grndbrungs-,
NbloaoeruneS~ unb Nuslheibungs<5unf-
tionen. @enn elm Organ bes &6rpers
ieinen 9ienft beriaet, tritt 8ermirrung
uno Strung elm. unberoaulibfeit, Ser,
itopfnng, gnt5inouns unb 6ieber brin=
gen 8rantheit uno enben nit benz 9ooe.
8eiie Ner5te pereiniaen einfabe Seilmit<
tel, nm auf bic nerjdie6enen Sunftionen
81 %tuirfen, Die 8oren su Dffnen, 8erito,
pfungen 81 entfernen, oas Slut III reini>
gen uno be @eiunbbeit tpieoer b~ersu5tel.
len. Eie ehrtuiirbigen M6nbe baben in
Der Natur eiqenem @arten Nr5eneien fir
bic 9eber, ben Wagen, bic Saut uno bic
Wieren 9efun6elt, nm Der &ranfbeit ben
Gintritt gu tuebren, unb fir bieien Bebnf
limb St. Bernard Nr1uterpillcn uniibers
trofen. 5fr rs Gents BEL MpDtbefern gu
hQbeu.
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@naene U. aebs.

Der beute Ibeno i'm @rDBen Sperns
bauie nber Industrial Evolution"
einen 8ortrag BAIT. bat iib aus flei=
men Gnfdngen enporgearbeitet. gr
mar glerf in einem Grocery Store,
Seiser elmer 2otom0tioe uno lift nun
Der 9roBe Grbeiterfubrer uno &efors
mer geuDroen. seine SDrtr1oe gle
ben iiberaa elm aroBe8 Bublifum,
oas iib aus allen Glaiien ~snIammens
iebt. Ntau perfume Die @eleaens
belt niht. i'm am 2pceun &beno SEQ.
|. i'm S%pernbauie gu h6ren.
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Sefeuutntise ctucs 4rfesters.

Geu. Sobn 8. gpr bDn Wafe,
Irf., i6reibt: 10 Sabre lang lit
ih an @elbiubt. SD cDnlultirte
cine gauge Insabl nDn Ner5ten uno
perluhte ale eroenfliben Nrten bon
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folg. Damn fina i'd an. ben ,@lef=
trio Bitters" au gebrauhen uno ieBt
fible ib, baB ib BON benz 2eioen
befreit bin. oas mid II Sabre Tang
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rem uno 2eberleiben, Maoenbez
lhmeroen 0oer augemeine Sdpdhe
baben uDIen, 6ann perlbaffen Sic
itb ugleftrtc 8itters". @s niro
9arantirt BON ben Wpptbefen pDn s..
&alteper & Spf1, ippie BON N6plp6
OreiB. Sour so Gents.
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Cages 0eu;gfeiten.
Snta B.

y Sn elmer am Dienftag Ibeub
ab9eba(tenen gabinetszS ibnnq teilte
Der Gtaatsiefretar SAB nit, feline
Snfprmatinnen ans Dem fernen Often
oeuteten barauf bin, baB es feinen
&rieo spiiden RuBlano uno Sapan
gebeu perbe.
= Sn Wiatton, Sns., uerurteilte
Der 8idter Senolen Den MopDr
Menfe, pelber Der Wi6oerwaltuna
ieines Imtes Ihuloig befunoen ppr=
ben 1T, gu elmer nDmineaen @elb=
itrafe. unb gum Ber[uit ieines Nmz
teS. Der Staotrat miro am Mon=
tag suiammentreten uno Nrranae=
ment8 fir Die @abf zines neuen
Wfapors treffen. Wenfe nar ldul=
big befunDen mDrben, i'm @ioerz
ipruh nit ieinkm Nmtseio, bic
SpielbDaen, BrDftitutiDnsbduier etc.
in Der Staot gebulbet gu baden.
Nuf Dem Observation-Disclosures
Blabe in ct. Souls puroen Die err
item Spateniti9e fir oas Teras=@ Sc
bauoe nit iternfDrmieem @runoriB
uDr9enDmmen. Wtr. Wortbam, Der
Goriibenoe Der 9era~s=@ mmiiiiu
leitete Die 9eierlihtetten.
Sn Baltimore lit Der Bii6Df
&ain bon ct. Souls nah LANCER unb
immerer &ranaheit neitorben.
Ser 8unbes : Senator Blatt
BON Seem gorf, Der iid am Dpnnersz
tag nit Wtrs. Sanenap ~nerbeirater
tpUate, 1T BON elmer WliB Mae
Bo0os in WaIbin9ton, elmer Dodge
biloeten Dame, Die cine berporragers
De Stellun9 i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ment b~efleioet, tpegen 8rubes bes
@beoeripreGen8 Oerfla9t nDroen.
WdB WDDbs bat lanae Belt in gurD=
pa sugebraht uno fie lit au9 IGrift=
iteIeriib tdtig gepeieu.
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Ser olte W2mfti.

Ser Sultan Sramsefs6 aia
Gar einfenS iebr nerTimmt;
Die oGaiugsidaar Ole &unoe
Ilit grpBetn gdreG bernimmt.
ct bot gleid tauienD 9ra9men
Gem ;ir 8~eIo6uung OH,
Ser ton Der iiblen Qaune
Sbn raid befre;eu fam.
Ser SaDi unO Der Gant
Grid0pften t5ren SroF,
So4 ie0es ibrer @orte
Sat ibn nod n,ebr erbOH.
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Bobl 8tuansi9 ait bsr 3abl =
ltaionf iebt III erba1en
Sea ftufern Gb'gemabl.
Wafie tnO 3aua NM Soften
8erfcblten i1ren Sturd:
Der Snftan FART berDroKen
Stets auf beniel6eu SLED.
Sa, einen lteB ct banaen,
Ser ioaif Gin treuer 3ue9t,
@eil ct nit iaoen @iben
gu naben fidb erire9t.
9a bat Der aIte @afti,
Seideiben Mn mas 9Sort:
. Serr, 9ieb MIR men 8oten,
SD i6ife tin glei6 fort
tlnh lafie stLone Starr 6olen,
0obon Su iGou ge6abt,
9as Dir 10 gut gemnubet
unS Oas Did 10 gelabt!
9u fii6lteit Did berjanset.
9u iuarif bDl ~2ebensluf,
GO fam Die atte gbannfrait
3ariif 1T Seine @rnH!
OH tuareft 6eit'rer Same,
9n fingf 3u fitgen au
unO aies hie8 Dat ''Lone Siar''
Sir Old allein setan.
Der saltan mint bent @uffi,
Sritt naber Der, rein gutn,
Web on 3u uietaem &amm'rer,
Gmpiange 9eineu 9D6n.
Sebt totiB i'd, inns mir fc9lte,
Gs thar nas ssLone Star''-9ier.
SIR Siirfca tnie fir Gbriiteu,
9aS ee6ens Glirir!
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Der iapaniihe @eianote in
Berlin ioG erfldrt BADEN, er iei ba=
BON i~iber5euat, baB Der Conflict stpi.
I6en Sapan uno EuBlaub auf frieo=
lihem Weae beigele9t peroen tpiirbe.
Die 9eiatnte ipanil9e BrefIe
lift iebr auFaebradt iber ben BeriGt,
DAB in ndbfter Belt ainerifanilbe
8riea8i9iffe ipaniffe 6dfen be-
iuben peroen, uno oaB oas @e=
imuaoer offisiea BON Der ipaniiden
Tegierung empfauaen meroen Ioa.
Sic meiien oarauf bin. oaB oeutIhe
&rieqslhiffe 33 Sabre nab benz
&riege fransDiii6en 66fen fernblei=
ben, H.. Die Nmeritaner IoQten audi
etuaS mebr 8iidfi1t auf Die gm=
pfinoli6feit Der Spanier nebmen.
Dian beflrdtet, oaB Die Nnfunft Der
amerifaniiden S6iffe gu feinoielieen
9emonitrationen BON Seiten Der BE-
pDlferune fibren miro.
Nit5 Wari6au miro Qemeloet,
0QB Der oortige r6mii@ fatbDliide
8il6Of 8airomicsa tuegen 6Dbnerz
rats perbaftet puroe. @r miro be.
ihuleigt, Die natiunalzpolniide Be-
meguna in ieiner 9iDcele befDroert
uno nur lol9e 8riefter angeiteut au
baben, Die antisruifiime Stimmuno
mahten. IS miro Ebebauptet, als
Der Wtiniiter oes Snnern BON 8lebtue
ben 8ildUf tuarnte, babe leBterer ibm
9eantruortet, er loIe ii6 nidt in firb=
lide &nge(egenbeiten mii1en.
Selir Mtuttl teilt nit, oaB er
am Il. OCTOBER on 8pro oes Noros
oeutiden 2lUpooampfers ,9ronprina
@ilbelm" nab Stem 0orf abfabren,
aber in 9teu Yorf ben .Barcifal"
nidt oirigiren neroe,
&ine Depeide aus Canton an
Die ya0ln. 8ta." beribtet, DAB Der
oeutlfe 0iiiiiondr 0Omeper uno
feline 5rau BON 8iraten nieoerqes
Idulien uno t6tlid perluunoet unr=
Den. Der beutide Gpniul in gan=
ton bot oiele Inaetegenbeit unter=
uno Sha0enerlab Ipuie BE-
itrafuna Der 8an0iten ben ben dime.
8ebBr0en Oerlauat.
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