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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
SPENT IN PASTORATE OF ST.
JOHNS CHURCH BY REV.
c. ii. STRONG.
WITH SPECIAL SERVICES
ANNIVERSARY WAS OBSERVED BY
CONGREGATION AND SUNDAY
SCHOOL.

At Morning Service Rev. Mr.. strong
Preached Anniversary Sermon and
Administered the Holy COmmun-
ion-CnIIed Attention TO Statistics
Showing Growth of Pnrish-Ad-
dressed the Sunday-schOOI in Att
ernOOn CONGREGATIONAL Enter
tainment to Celebrate the silver
Jubilee to he Given in Guards
Hall Friday Night.
Religious services in commemoration
of the silver jubilee of his rectorship
We're held in st. Johns Church yes
terday by Rev. Chas. II. Strong. At
the morning service at II o'clock, an
anniversary sermon was delivered, and
the Holy Communion was celebrated, to
which all persons who had been con-
firmed by Mr.. Strong were invited.
In the afternoon there was special
service of the Sunday-schoOl of which
the main feature was an address to the
children by Mr.. Strong. large at
tendance marked both services and the
number of those who received conmun-
ion was exceptionally large.
1t had been Mr.. Strong's intention to
give some statistics of the parish dur
ing the time he has been in charge of
it, but as these figures had been pub
lished in the St. Johns Parish News,
of which copies were distributed in the
pews. he did not repeat the figures, but
simply referred his hearers to that pa
per for information
Statistics of the Parish.
This table of statistics is as follows:
Families in parish in 1878.... 1873
Families entered parish since
1878 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9l5-l,ObS
Families removed from par
ish in twenty-five years.. 651
Families in parish at present AT
Communicates in 1878 ...... 314
Communicates added since
1873 Observation-Disclosures. ,107-1, 421
Communicates removed and
died in twenty-five years. 500
Communicates in parish at
present ..................... 621
Baptisms since 1878 ......... 1912
Combinations since 1878 $50. 67S
Marriages since 1873 ......... 296
Burials since 1873 ............ 726
Finances
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31
COUNT REPLIES TO DEWEY.
Says Germany's Navy Could Smash
Uncle Sans Without Trouble.

A dispatch from Berlin yesterday says:
The foreign office here is fully satisfied
with the explanations Admiral Dewey made
to President Roosevelt regarding the inter-
view with the admiral which appeared re-
Gently in a Newark On. j. paper, and in
which the German navy and the German
emperor were mentioned. No communica-
ton ON the subject has passed between the
foreign office and the German embassy at
Washington. because the officials here from
the beginning felt certain that IL Admiral
Dewey had been correctly reported the gov
eminent of the United States would do ev-
erything proper on Its own initiative with
out any reminder from here
Count Won Reventlow In the Tageblatt
today compares the German and American
navies- He says Germany's first squadron
is homogeneous and always ready for in
slant service. "It could" he adds. smash
Dewey's heterogeneous assemblage. which
had not single modern armored cruiser"
The count regards the American maneuvers
as generally childish" and as always re-
sulting in defeats of the hostile fleets, the
naval commanders, therefore, gaining large
newspaper glory"
Count Won Reventlow refers to the poor
Workmanship of the West Indian feet"
to 'its insufficient number of officers and
men," and to the low morale of the navy
as indicated by the numerous assertions"
and says he believes "the United States
will some day have fine fleet, but she has
not one yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31
COAL REDUCED so CENTS A TON.
Made by the Philadel-
phia and Reading Company.


A dispatch from Philadelphia yesterday
says: The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company today, through cir
cular, gave official notice Of a reduction OF
50 cents per ton in prices of prepared or
domestic anthracite coal for the month OF
April The sizes affected in the April price
list are broken egg, stove and chestnut.
There will be no change in the price of fur
mace and steam sizes, which are largely sold
under contract.
The new prices are as follows: Lump and
steamboat $3.50; broken, 49, excepting the
Lorberry and Schuylkill red ash. which will
be So Is: Lykens Valley red ash, $3.50; egg
S. Is; stove. $3.25. and chestnut 1928
The company makes the following reser-
vations:
Orders that are accepted will be subject
to our ability to ship during the month Of
April All untitled April orders will be
Cancelled at the end Of the month. We Will
make every effort to fill orders promptly,
but we shall not be held responsible for
failure to ship. by reason of suspension of
mining. or any cause beyond our control
The company reserves the right to change
prices at any time without notice, and or
ders sent In Will not bind the company I'M
til accepted.
The reduction applies to April only. as
monthly hereafter prices will be advanced
10 cents per ton until basic rates are
reached again.
The prices announced are for line and city
trade free on board at the mines. unless
cha nged by the company. Reading officials
declined to say what effect the reduction
would have on the wages OF the miners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31
FUNERAL RITES PERFORMED.
Services Over the Remains Of Nicholas
Schlerel

The funeral of Nicholas Schlegel, whose
death occurred last Sunday morning at his
home, 512 o street northwest. after long
illness, took place from the family resi-
dence this afternoon at 3 o'clock The
services were conducted by Rev. Albert
Homrighaus, pastor Of lions Lutheran
Church, and interment was made in Glen
wood cemetery. The pallbearers were
selected from among the intimate friends
of Mr.. Schlegel, and consisted of Messrs.
Henry Davis B. Healey, c. Reckweg, w.
Yates, G. Lacey and E. Bates.
Mr.. Schlegel was born in Washington
about forty-nine years ago and was for
many years a leading horseman of this
city. He was the son of the late .Ferdi-
nand Schlegel. who was prominent butter
merchant here for many years. Mr. Schle-
gel was, early in life, harnessmaker. and
made the set of harness for President
Grants team on the occasion Of his inaug-
uration. In 1870 he established himself as
a dealer in horses and has conducted that
business ever since.
His wife, one daughter and two SONS
survive him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31

Piso's Cure for Consumption Is a pleasant and
efrectial remedy Tor coughs and colds. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31
Comparative Readings.

Mr.. w. D. Goddard of the National Libra
ry gave one Of course of six Comparative
Readings on Biblical Themes in the pres
ence of invited friends at the residence of
ex-Gov. John w. Hoyt, the Victoria. Mon
day evening. March 30. Mr. Goddard's OBJ
ject. in these readings. is the extension of a
sympathetic acquaintance with the best
literature, both religious and secular and
especially to Illustrate the parallelism of
human experience through great personages
of sacred and profane literature. The
theme on this occasion was Life and Inn
mortality Brought to Light"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31
Alleged Suicidal Intent.

Henrietta Rose. colored, twenty-five
years old. was removed from her home,
10 e street southwest, late yesterday after
noon to the Emergency Hospital in an un-
conscious condition The police of the fourth
precinct report that she has taken dose
of laudnum with suicidal intent. She will
recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31

This list puts the United States third in
point of numbers and total tonnage at the
present time. According to the building
will have feet of thirty-eight battle ships,
fourteen large cruisers, thirty-eight small
cruisers and sixteen divisions of torpedo
boats (six to division). OF the battle
ships. twenty-five will be irst-class ships of
over 10000 tons. launched since 1891. AS
1t takes nearly four years to build a battle
ship in the United States, our force, accord
ing to ships authorized. will in 1907 consist
of thirty-five battle ships, of which twenty
four will be first-class ships of over 10000
tons, launched since 1891. OF the fourteen
large cruisers Germany will probably have
eight armored cruisers, launched since 1891,
while the United States will have ten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31
NAvIEs OF THE WORLD.
Vessels Built and Building in the Diff
ferent Countries.

Captain Sigsbee, chief Of the naval intel
ligence office. has prepared a series of tab
ular statements to show the comparative
strength of the principal navies Of the
world.
Combining the list of vessels built with
that of vessels authorized or building, the
result shows that In battle ships coast de-
Tense ironclads and armored cruisers the
M tfoua stand as follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31
Eczema, No Cure, No Pay.

OINTMENT fails to cure Rinxworm. letter. Old
Ulcers and Sores, Pimpies and Blackheads ths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31
VIM. iii. McKneW, 033 Pa. Ave.

A Capital Traction car and carriage
came together in Pennsylvania avenue near
18th street yesterday afternoon. Thomas
Early of 1908 Connecticut avenue was seat
ed in the carriage which was in charge
of II. J. Robinson. The break, of one
wheel and the glass In the door of the
vehicle was the only damage done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31

Andrew Carnegie has added 81 $50 900 TO
his library donations in Pittsburg. This
new gift OF Mr. Carnegie makes his contri-
button to the greater institution 5000. 600
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

- 9ie Ganalbriide Der Canton -Nelu
Bbilaoelpbia GtraBenbabn in Nauarre
batte niAt Die erforoerlibe 0Dbe iiber
Dem Wai1erfanoe bes Canals uno oa
Die GtraBenbabneelsaidaft auf bic 9to=
tia Der Sirettoren Der 0ffentlideu Werte
feline Sbritte 3ur Mbbilfe traf, 10 er=
ihien am Sonnta9 Der Sberaufleber
Der etaatstanale in Sbio nit elmer
ArbeiterlAaar in Naparre nnb lieB oie
Bride ouf Die erforOerllde 6obe brln'
gen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
RcIoniaIsStatiitif.

Das lfasiltil6e Bureau bes Shabs
ants bat ipebsn einen 8eriat berausse<
geben, ,ppraus berSorsebt, paB Die Solo.
nialaetiete sweifiinitel Der san3en eanes
cbsrFa9e Der grpe sinnehmen nno elm
Drittel Der se1ammten WeIt@Bestlfe@
runs, namlih runr 500 Wtillionen See>
len einIdlieeen. Das gerbaltuib Der
terrIhenpen Rane sur untericAten Na6e
in Der BepGltsruns Der Rplcnien betrast
/ gu 100, abssleben BON ben britiihen
Rolonien In glprramerifa, @utralicn,
MEen mnb Siibafrifa; aber bic lebteren
reprGIentiren nur cine BepSlferunss3abl
BON Is Millionen, wabreno bic icnlttsen
3olonien, pp frembe 8afen unterjpht
wurben, eine BeSSlferunss3abl BON etwa
4S5 Wtlltonen aufweilen.
Die lebteren linb fait ausldlie6lih
Irppenfplunien nnp Serfelen In bret
@ruppen: gBeitinpien, Oainpien uno
Mfrifa. Die plfinsilde @ruppe ihlief
auber ben britiihen 2olcnien In nem ei~
sentlihen SfinOien, aud GeYlun, Die
malaYi19e 5albinlel, bic SanDaeSnl
pbilippinen etc. elm; bic sWeite, weffins
piIAe 9ruppe umfabt bic eurcpailhen
peltinbilhen &elonien, bic brittle Den
afrifanilAen Continent unp bic aaliesen-
ben Snleln.
Die @elammtbep0lferuns Der britil6en
Golonieu betrast In ranoen 3iffern $50
Millipnen Seelsn; frans0lild,e 8clouiet,
Sc Miaionen; bcllanbilde 8Olunien 81
Miuiunen; belsilde 80 Millionen; peut,
lfAe Is Millicnen; pprtnsielilhe 8 Nfil-
llipnen; lpani1he $4,000 Seelen. Di'
8clcnien Der Ser. Staaten baben fha,
sunasmeile cine Bewpbnerlhaft BON IL
Midionen Seelen. Der 0elammtbanbe
aIer Rplpnien besifTert lih anf rnnp 30Ot
MNuipnen Dollars, NORM Ginfutr mi
Musfubr iih unseiabr etenmaBiy tbeilen
WaS bic 6anoelsteSiebunsen Der Solo
lnien sn pen Mutter!anrern anbstrifft i
ersiebt iid, pab fat in aaen 5alen bi
&clpnien einen srGberen 1leil ibrer Gin
I fnhr anS Dem Mutterlanre. als aus an
lperen 5beilen ner @elt besieeen, lao pa
| i'm Mntterlanee Die NaAIraSe tah oei
prpbnttea Der Gplcnien, rn ties mel
zropsnpresufts linp, ifsts IN Ma'pls
tesrifTfn ~.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

Roanote. 3d.. z. Wai. 8eRsrn
Nbenb ipdt wurDen om Gltenoe oes
SunHels SO. 2 bel ggaleifon Sprina
in 8ilus County, auf Der NprFolf 81
Mefern gifenbabn. ourd einen 6elsa
ftur3 neun Arbeiter eriGlagen unb fiinI
psrleBt, barunter bret lebenssefdbrlih.
Oie Observation-Disclosures maren nit
oer 9eritellung ooppe.ter @eleiIe in ben
Sunneln beiddftiet uno bic Manns
i6aft i4aiite @roe uno 5teine bon ben
8eleiien fort. als ii9 ein uneebeurer
mailiper 6elsblod bon ber Yeratpano
abl6lte uno in einsm Mintel BON nabe-
All 45 Grab unter bic Mrbeiter fiel, BON
Oenen neun auf Der Steae erialaeen
puroeu. Ser 8lof batte nur auf
2ebm selasert, uno als beH.n lnter=
lase beleiti9t tuuroe. itiirste Der 9oloB
pl6Bli1 auf bic un9liidlihen herab.
Die GriAlaaenen. bon oenen nur elmer
Elm MeiBer 1T, lie9en nod unter bem
Jelsblod. uno bisber iino ale Ye,s
iuas. beni.lbsn su hsbsn, bstssbii9
aemeien. 3wanaig Meilsu bon gsaIe-
ton 6itlid bat iid Elm dhnliher Gelss
Itura ersi9net, bel Incident Nenihem-
lebsn absr nibt um's 2eben fan,en.
Nah elmer auoeren 8erion iinb nar
| lieben 2eute our4 ben Gelsblof Ct.
fhlagen .uorosn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
We,sefas Nad)rtd)tets.

syu Balparniio. Gbile, fino 6ie
Dofarbeiter am Gtreif. Die Gtreiier
babeu GtraBenbabnmasen SeritDrt.
pIanoIdben aepltsHoert nno anoerg
Musfhreitunaen usriibt. Sic iesten
au1 bas @ebdnoe in Brano in Uslbenf
fidb Die Bureaus Der gompaassis Gtic
Mmericana be Napores befinoen ur0
bic Wsnee berbinoerte Die 26fd,maaH.
ihaften an benz 0eriuh, oes Geners
6err Sli tperoen. Webrere perlonen
fino get6btst tporoen uno es berrIM gee
ipalti9e Nufregung.
Sn Rlsinafien iinb armenildbe repS-
lutiondre 8anbsti. aus NnBiano toms
meno. in bic armeniIhen 9iftritte gas
sasio uno 5aAun ein9efallen.
Die ruliiide Reaieruu9 bereitet bic
nnteroriifung Der Ratholitgn in Bel.
bpnien in dbnliher Weiie Dor. tpie Fe
iolde i'm ioasnanrien .R6nigrstd $50.
len" nod Dem lebten polniidem Alsf.
itanbe in ben 609er Sabren tbatiahlib
su We9e brahte. Sn erfer 2inie foI.
len Satboliten meoer @runobeiib oaard,
9auf. NOD burd grbi6ait ernerben
Dirfen. Damn fpiro Die ppIniide
Sprade gang aus bem 2ebrplan Der
S9ulen 9slirihen unb Der gooe Rapos
leon. Der in eirIselnen 9beilsn bes 0Dis
Dernements 8olbpnien bur6 Nappteon
in bic gum 8robbersoatbum WariAau
sebOriseu Ibeile 8olbpniens aus bens
2rieae nit preuBen 1907 einsefiihrt
nuroe. auf9ebDbsn uno oafiir anss
nabme9eIeBe einaefiibrt.
Aus @euta. Wa,otto. miro aerneloet.
oab am lebten Wonta9 10000 Rebels
len .inen Ineriif auf Setuan nahten.
Ser 4anoneuoonner, tuelder in @eata
pernommen luuroe, oeutete auf eineH
lihmeren 9ampf bin. uno man fiir1tet.
oaB Die Staot niht i'm Stanoe mar.
oem Nniiurm Der Gebelen WioerItan0
ent9e9enauieBen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

Die unterludun9 i'm poHbepartes
nlent bat sur Suspenoiruna oes 8ene+
ralIuperi utenbenten oes ,6reien Nblie=
ferungs.S Spfems" u. W. Naden 9e=
fiibrt.
Sic srau bes 0ilfs.generalanmalts
fir oas 9olt-D Departement, Sames q.
6Dner. bic am bellen 5age uno 10 gu
taeen unter ber Naie Der 8eamten oes
poitoepartements einen oem 9epartes
lnent 9ebbrenben 3ahenihrant aufbre.
den lieB uno oenielben auspliiaoerte,
ioa ni9t belditiat msroen. = WirtIth
cine nette Wirtbfhaft.
Das Sdabamt bat bic Mussablung
oes 8tbaltes an Dr. u. 8. Grum. ben
farbigen 3ol.RolIsttor bon Gbarleiton.
6. g.. aug bem 8runoe iuspenoirt.
! neil Die grnsnnlfna oeRelbsn nod nidt
bon benz Ssnat befdti9t woroeu lit.
RepubIitaniide 3situnssn uno ibre
Na9bstsr bebaupten, Rooiepslt lei beins
9olte 10 popular. treil er bic Sruits
betdmpfs. Nun m6dten mir mirtlih
piHen, mas Gooiepelt iemals sur Be-
tdmpfun9 Der Srults oetban?-Gr bat
nit sroben pbraien um iid 9etporfen,
aber wenn IS gum 6anoeln tam, haben
.r unb iein 8eneralonwalt Gnor ben
5rufs nod ME ettuas su leioe 9etban.
6reiberr bon Gternbur9. Der 8srtre'
ter bes seutl1en 8eihes, uiro ON /.
Suli 8otldafter tperben.
| 8ouperteur pennppader bon genn.
iplpanien bat bic Gibsl.giu. w.lhe oi.
prebfreibeit p6lli9 in Jra9e felt, un'
teri9rieben uno oamit lit oieielbe Sc
isb. Die 5ra9e Der Gonititutionalitat
Der Bill piro in ben @sri9ten sur @nt'
lfhsioung tOmmen.
| General. poItmeiter papne bat er'
ltldrt, bob bis gum ndhlfen Sistaliahr
lpelhes am /. Suli beainnt. teiu,
tneuen Goutsn fur 2anobrieftrdaer er'
| 6ffnet lueroen.
| Wit oem 5emperenaluang in 60
lumbus iheint es nod ni6t iAlimn
au iein. Der oortiae neuermdblt
Wapor bat alleroin9s ertlart, bal
IWirtbibaften,s Die cine Sintertbttr'
baben. am @onntag Die Vorbertbiirer
Isuma1en ioaten, no absr teine 0ln'
tertbiiren fino. na bleibt eben bic Dor
oertbiir offen.
| 8eneral.Aoiutant Gpger tpuroe 9e
fern pom Rriessoepartement bena9
rihtigt, bab Quantitdten tleintalibri
ger Batronen fir Die Obio 9iational
GARDEN abaeihidt pOroen leien unb bal
beim gintreifen oerielben ole oorhan
oenen patronen BON Galiber 45 noe
Dem &of Sslano Nrienale seianot tDer
. ben iollen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

n Cine brabe Grau III bic Grau bes
q. allen in Setoa, Waib. Mls biss
ielbe tiiralid ibrsn Mann beim Sols.
fl6ben bon sinem gaumifamme ins
WaHer fallen iab. iprans lie ibm nod,
um ibn gu retten, uno piiroe eleihfalls
ertrunfen iein. udre niht Elm Mann.
Namsns Whalen, in einem Boot su ibr
essilt. Wlit pieler Mlbe I9affte er bic
beinahe idon bepuBtloie Jrau in iein
Boot unb fiihte Johann Die 2eibe ibres
ertrunfenen Wannes aus bem Ma1er
berpor, tuorauf er benz ufer su r,tberte.
gGen mar elm ern 80 Sabre alter
SDrier.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

@iner unperbiireieu Gepeihe Der
,5rantfurter 3eituna" sufolae. iinb
ale briffliden 8elpobner bon NoDi=
8asar, Bosnien. BON Woslsmiten bin.
9emoroet fporoeu. ueber 5000 gerfo4
men loGen in Dem 8luibaoe ibr 2ebeH
einaebiiBt baben.
Nab Berihten aus Morpno fino bic
3ebellen BON ben &egierungstrnppera
aeIhlaaen tDorben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
&uSIeun.

Die mai i6ineniabrit goitb su Sei=
oenbeim in Miirttember9 bat ben Nuf.
trae befommen. atpei Surbiuer BON
IL. 900 pferbetrdften fir Die Nlagara=
|iaae 5u liefern.
sSn Gdlelien, mo bic iiin9fen
shneehiirme 10 idredlid 9ebauit,
baben lsbte Mode uieoer perbterenos
llnmetter oebauf. Namentli9 iiuo Die
@egenosn bss 3isiensebirses i6wer in
Mitleioenihaft 9e5o9sn iuoroen. Sie
| GGttiie Yobsr, Msiifs une gasbaA aeia'
Item fairies 6o1maKer. Die Srts
Sauer uno 1iridbers wuroen iber'
lihuemmt. uno Die 8epOlterung Feht
lid bon einem aroBen NOthitano be-
orobt. Die 8abubdmme lino untsr.
maiden uno Der Dertshr 1T pielIah se-
fort.
Cine tiirfiide MoIhee in Rinpriul.
in ne!der lih stna 200 Woslems pers
lfainmtIt batten, ift. laut elmer Oepeihe
loer ,3eit" aus Soiia, ON 2. Wai nit
Dpnamit in bic 2uft seiprenst woroen.
| Eie 9nod1ti9en tpurben unter ben
3rinmern be9raben. Ser geriiber
oes 8erbrebens. Elm Mann Ramens
popotu. bsaina Gelbltmoro. inoem er
lid erItoB. Sn ieinen Sai6en muroe
|ein 3ettsl aefunoen auf benz Der Manr
als elm Wlit9lieo Der ,nlaceooniIheH
INitter oes Sooes" be5eihret lit.
| Die Gtaot Sttana. Ont. Daro an
| l5onntaa bon elmer SSeaersbrunlt beims
IeeIu6t, Die binnen 3uraem 10 rieitst
| DimenIionen annabm, oab i'm Z lib,
9lbenos bereits 800 0duier a.ritOrt unt
liiber 1000 Qeute ibrer 0eilnltdtte be-
raubt ,paren. grlt um 10 llbr Nbeno:
Iaelang es Der 6euertuebr. bas Jeue1
lunter Gontrolle su brin9en. BIS 81
IIpdter Gtunoe tonnte nift ermittel
ltDeroen, Oh Der idreflihen Teuerbruni
Meni1enlebsn gum Cpier eefa!len linl
ooer nih;. Dsan alaubt, oaB Do
Geutr anaelegt mar.
sSn gallao uno Diseo, Deru, berrid)
!, Die Beulenpelt. Guarantdne 1T an Dc
{ peruiI6en @rense ertldrt tuproeu. Nue
! Die anoeren peruilhen 9afen laile
, feine bon gallap tDmmenoen Sblf
: =leinlaufen.
Die Snfantin Siabeaa. be Ear
B R6nis Mlions BON Spanien, sltiirste I
t WaDrio pom pferoe uno lpuroe bun
! l!einen Sufiblug i'm Geliht perleB
e sSbre g:ppe III bOIe suaeridtet, aber D
9erlebuns 1T niAt gefdbrlia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

y Wie iebr Die Stuoienreiien nod
Nmerita tn 9eutihlano in Mufnabme
tommen, seist Die 5batia6e. baB iebt
aud Der preuBiIde Sinansminilter pnn
Hbeinbabeu cine iOlAe &eiie antritt.
,9as 1T Elm martantes 3eiheu Der 3eit.
Gin preuBii6er Miniitsr, Oct in Der
srpBen &epublit 8elehrung ilht, pa E
uor nod gar niht LANCER 3eit unoent=
bar eepelen. Der g1ediel lit nit
6reuoen su beariiBen. GseenleitigeS
&enneulernen iit Die iiderIte BiireIhait
fir ein berSliAes ginpernebmen atpi-
lden ben bsioen gtationen. beIonoers
menn iih ott Wunih barnah in 10
maB0ebenoen Greiien bemsrtli1 lnadt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

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