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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07

II want do, colored men to encourage
your children to be insulting to white
people, even though they may deser> g
1t. Teach them to be respectful to
you an hundred fold.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
Pushed Down.

Mr.. Chellus-I thought you said
held the first place in your heart?
Miss Gidday-So you do. but the
first place, of course, is down at the
bottom. The latest tenant is always
at the top.-Philadelphia Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
TPOS'rAGE STAMPS OF A HIGHER DE
SOG1NATlON THAN TWO CENTS NOT
RECEIVED ON SUBSCRIPTIONS

TIE PLANET il issued weekly. The subscrlr
.aon price rs Sis a year, IN advance.
There are FOUR WAYS by which money can bs
sot by mail at our risk I'm a Post Office Mon
y Order. by Bank Check or Draft, or an EN-
seess Money Order and when none of these
ssn be procured, III a Registered Letter.
MONEY ORDERS -You can buv Money Orc
= at your Post Office, payable at the Richmond
Post Office, and we will be respopsi BILE for it
sie arrival.
ExPREss MONEY ORDERS can be Detained a,
my office of the American Express %. The
United States Express Co, and the Well Far
20 and Go: Express Company We will be re
ponsible fer money sent by any of these COR
Nsnies. The Express Money Order is SAT,
and convenient way for forwarding money.
RHelsTERED LETTER.-lf a Money Ortie,
tostOfhce or an Express Office II rot within
TOdr reach, your Postmaster will Register the
sitter you wish to send Ls on payment of ter
ssnts. Then, il the letter is lost or stolen, IL
ssu he traced. You car send money in this
manner at our risk.
Tecannot be responsible for money sent IN
stters in any other way than of the -four
Ways II, entioned above. If you send your mon
~ In any other way, you must do it at your
cwn rlsk.
> RENEWALS. ETc.-f you dc not want Tn
sHANFT continued for another year after your
subscription has run OUT, you then notify us by
Pos y Card to discontinue it. The courts have
seciL = subscribers to newspapers who dc
ut ORDER their paper discontinued at the exp
hon " time lor which IL has been paid an
ID i. 10 fo~+N payment IF the subscription
u locate when Ia y order she paper discou
ue6.
Nt-ZYUElC A. -S,nen writing 70 n,
20 r'n"-'' vow subscription or to discontinu,
PAPER, vou should give your name and ad
.-s iG.-- otherwise cannot end von'
-s-e g. our c.~-Ts
CHANGE or ADDRESS In order TO cnang,
~ address of subscriber, we must be sent
'hs former as well as the present address
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT promptly re-
nominated DR.. WIN. ID. CRUM to be
Collector of the Port at Charleston,
South Carolina.
The President gave the Negro haters
down there white Negro. and yet they
are still kicking.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
Far from Useless.

Young Lawyer-It will be quite use
less TO try and break Old Jones will.
don't you think so?
Old Lawyer-Useless? Not at all.
The relatives will get lots of experience
and We will get some fat fees.-Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
Brother Dickey's Philosophy.

''Dey say We'll soon be talkin' wild
de stars" said Brother Dickey, ''but,
ter my min, de bes thing we kin do is
ter fin out somefin' bout de worl'
whar We Twin at!"-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07

YES, those white people in the South
who are friendly to the colored people
and believe in the races possibilities are
IN the minority, but they are doing
much to make our burden lighter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
SATURDAY
MAY z, 1904

CoLoRED men, the more we improve
our condition and educate our children,
the more we are misrepresented and
bounded by our enemies.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
Little Elsie's Confession

Miss Biggs is interested in you. pa"
How SOP"
why, to-day, after she had told me
seven times to sit down and behave
myself, she said she wondered what
sort of father | had."-Tit-Bits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
Megaphoning Above

How loud Brother Brown talks in
meetinr"
Yes; Providence has been turnin
a deaf ear to him lately an he's givin
il piece OF his mind. Atlanta Con-
StiIution
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
Her Little Surprise.

Don't stop me now. dear, Arehie's
going TO propose in a few minutes"
Has he shown any symptoms?''
Certainly not, He doesn't know il
yet I've arranged it as surprise for
him. Brooklyn Life
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07

We have thousands of white friends
throughout this country. both North
and South. whose sympathies are with
Us, We should do nothing and say
nothing to cause them to turn from us
in disgust. We need friends now, colored
folks, yes, we need them badly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
In No Danger.

Mistress think you hand those fine
china dishes very carelessly.
Domestic-Don't worry, mum They
are go light that they wouldn't hurt even
If cropped 'em on my toes, mum.-N. Y.
Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
No Delusions

do you think she loves. you fol
yourself alone?" asked the romantic
person.
Certainly not" answered the titled
foreigner. "She loves me for my ances-
tors Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07

WE shall deal next week with Mr..
THOMAS NELSON PAGES article 1.-The
Negro; The Southerner's Problem" as
published in the May number of
McClure's Magazine.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07

The divisions and antagonisms be-
tween the colored people themselves
are the most serious draw backs to their
progress.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
Lying About a Man.

If it's necessary to lie in a mans
favor do it while he is alive instead OF
hiring a marble-cutter to 90 ii after he
is dead.-Chicago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
Live Stock Markets.

Union Stock Yards, Pittsburg, Pa,
May 4.-Cattle steady; choice, $3.50
5.s5; prime, S5@5.20; fair, s4@43O.
Hogs active; prime heavy, $5@5.10;
mediums, S5.05@5.10; heavy Workers.,
$50 sos; light Workers, s490@A95;
pigs. S4.70G4.S0; roughs, $3@4.30.
Sheep steady; prime wethers, $1,000
5.35; common sheep, S250G3.50;
choice lambs. $1,000 veal calves,
"a xxx -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
FIVE DAYS OF FIGHTING
Japs' Story Of the Big Battle On the
Yalu River.

Toxic, May 2.-The Russians were
forced to abandon Antung yesterday
They burned the town and retreated
to Feng Huan Cheng. The Japanese
now control the estuary of the Yalu.
After five days of fighting the
first Japanese army, under General
Kuroki, has forced a crossing of the
Yalu river, and with a gallant infantry
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
Train DELAYED.

What do you think now, Robbie?'
remarked the mother as she boxed his
ears.
Il don't think" replied the boy.
My train of through has been delay
ed by hotbox. Town Topics.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
Offered Stubborn Resistance.

Toxic, May A supplemental re-
port was received here from General
Kuroh. 1t is dated yesterday. and
SAYS:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07

TIE institute for Coiored Youth at
Cheyney, Pa, the announcement Of
which was published in these columns
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TERMS IN ACYANCE
ADVERTISING Rates

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07

The colored person Of good manners
helps to alleviate the condition not only
Of himself, but those around him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07

Entered in the Post Office at E,~hmono- TS
+, r Ye~ord class r,'stts~.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07
JOHN nITCHELL. JR., EDITOR

should be Sc, 50 as to reach US by Wodnesdsy
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-05-07

dsSeTteu, IHe ENENlNG w kid Is OF the
opinion that Negro mon can gain the
consent of some white females for dseds
uncomfortable III these columns and
that this consent is possible upon the
TRANSIENT mountaineering on the street
cars and other public places.
We have never subscribed TO any such
idea and the reflection upon some of the
females of the Southland is too base to
be tolerated in the columns of any white
journal. Social relationship can only be
brought about by the consent of both
parties TO the transaction.
We do not doubt that the bastard
mulattoes now roaming the streets of
Roanoke are the cause of the 'blood on
the MOON" which our contemporary
thinks it sees in the street car situation
at Richmond.
For our part, we are opposed to the
mixing and will cooperate with the
EVENING WORLD in any legitimate eff
fort to improve the moral condition of
both races.
adulterous relationship with Negro
women should be promptly dealt with
and vice-versa.
But this relationship was not brought
about by the railroad trains, street-cars,
hotels or even in these white men s
homes.
AS rule, they HE themselves away
as far as possible from their own resi-
dences where they regale themselves
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30
Charles Immam Barnard

h1OATE CARLO. or more accurately Monaco Is
lkl bundle OF opposites 1t Is situated on the
shores OF the Mediterranean in a more north
erly latitude than Boston vet its climate is as mild
as that of ST Augustine Florida. 1t IS the smallest
sovereign State IN Europe and the most denselv
populated of any in the world Within an area of
only trlie over eight square miles its population
exceeds fifteen thousand eighteen hundred seventy
five TO the mile. Calculated at the same ratio the
population of the United States would be six billion
hundred million
Monte Carlo has little trade and less commerce.
Vet II shelters single business concern that enjoys
yearly of about four million seven hundred
fifty thousand dollars. and pays a dividend of over
forty per cent to the shareholders This concern Is
called the Monaco Sea Bathing Company" ia
SoCi6ff des Bans dc Ny dc Monaco Vet no visitor
during the season was ever known to take sea-bath
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

speaking, however, such
people are among the
stanchest supporters of the
Casino. 1t was one of them,
in fact, who upon being told
that an acquaintance had
just lost his mother, re-
re pile d sympatheticallv;
" That's hard luckl 1t
was at roulette. | suppose?
Monte Carlo dates the
beginning of its prosperity
from the advert there of
Francois Blanc in 1905.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

Before that time the population of Monaco numbered
only few hundred souls, and its rulers had grown
accustomed to vegetating a precarious pittance.
When Blanc came to the rescue the reignng head of
the Grimaldi family Prince Carlo III His
of Roquebrune and Mention, two fefs adjoining
Monaco. France for eight hundred thousand dollars
As these two villages had unceremonously revolted
against the Prince and had accepted the protectorae
Of the Kingdom of Sardinia neither of them
really the Princes sell at least he in position
deliver the goods Four million francs, therefore,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

a royal recompense for such Platonic sacrifice
the "cession' of the villages in question: and it
a sadly needed tonic for the fortunes of the
Grimaldis, which had become rather anemic in the
course of centuries
Blanc, however, not the first to try and float
Monaco gambling resort. With the cOnsent-fOr
a consderaton-of Prince Charles, roulette and
trente-et-q tables established about 1880
by Frenchman named Duva in building opposite
the palace on the cliffs of Monaco, a building
converted into barracks for the Princes body guard
1t was a humble commencement for brilliant career.
No money staled openly. Perhaps the company
mixed permit any ostentatious display of
wealth. Players upon entering the place purchased
a supply of metal chips, counters at fixed
tariff of francs (ory cents each and received
cash upon leaving for such they had not lost
had won.
Blanc maintained this counter system for several
years As it known that the Casino would redeem
them upon presentation, many tradespeople not
only in Monte Carlo but also in the neighboring
towns. made difficulty about accepting the
counters the face value from customers who
had failed to turn them in on leaving the Casino.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

One day Blanc's suspicious were aroused
as to the authenticity of a number of the
counters which ne was called upon to redeem.
He therefore decided to put an end to the
system and issued a notice that the Casino,
up to stated date, would buy in all the out
standing counters They began to pour in at
once, an inexhaustible stream. Then it was
discovered that an industrious band of coiners
had flooded the neighborhood with false counters.
and when Blanc had reestablished the gambling
in the Casino upon sound-money" basis he
had about two hundred thousand specimens of
the coiners handwork in his safe.
Duval gave up in despair his hope of at
New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

e-At4 al D4lF A4Ap AllN4 10 Qp
SO would probably be ar
rested as a lunatic
Its streets are free from
beggars, vet nine-tenths of -
the inhabitants depend for =.
an existence upon foreign
visitors II is ruled by an
absolute autocrat. vet his
subjects pay no direct taxa
tion- 1t presents one of
the prettiest sights imagin-
able. this town Of handsome
hotels, attractive villas. imposing
somewhat tlashy buildings. and car
fully kept parks, Yet the seducti'
Garden Of Eden is built upon II
most sordid and contemplate
human weallnesses-the gamblir
lust
II mankind ever loses the cravir
10 buy new lamps for old, " thi
Is. to win a fortune without workir
for il, Monte Carlo viii sink baC
into the insigniticance whence
was dragged by the late Franco
Blanc, the man who establishC
gambling there upon a lucrati'
basis. There Is, in fact. nothing
p the place Of interest or note eXcel
the gaming tables This IS apt
illustrated IN an anecdote told
the reigning Prince of Monaco WI
condescendingly asked an on
spoken guest one evening at a recel
tion IN the palace:
What did you do TO anus
yourself this afternoon?
Went TO the Casino. of course,
was the rather staggering reply.
IS To do in this Internal ganblin.
There are people who VOW The
Casino, although they pass a &C
Monte Carlo every season; but
These are the visitors who, for the 5
have their correspondence addresse
IN Mention or Nice, Cannes or Bea1
Of the fashionable winter resorts
the vicinity of Monte Carlo. 7
hoodwink straight-laced relatives
by conveying subtly the idea that
within reach Of the gambling
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18
})rragsna carmcciuffbiffr.
geid)eiOenc 3nfda8e uto ict,iser Stano oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Beidbeioc1c 9nf1tee uso ietiser Stano oeS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Neulib iparen 20 Sabre perganger,
ieitbem bura friegsmintiterieqe Ser
fiigung fir Die preubt19e Nrmee elm
Acknowledgement sur 4nfteGung
bon 8er5u9en nit @apttbbaqpns" err
ri6tet purbe. Nus ben bei6eioenen
Qnfdn9en tit bas beuttee 2uftf9ifferz
Battalion in Berlin 6erporgegangen.
Sm Mai 1884 1tanb bas ipeben nit
etnem @tat BON $4,000 Marf fir's
erfte Sobr ms 2eben gerufene Oetd9ez
ment, 5uiammengefeBt aus 4 Offt3iez
rem, 4 unteroffi3teren unb % Mann,
bor elmer Mufgabe, fir bic IS an ireeno
einem 8prbilb feblte. Nles bate es
felbft gu f9uffen unb gu erproben: sez
etgnete 9rDBe unb 9iqe bes SefIelz
baQons, pertpenbbarite 9asort, Seize
lung bes 8alon5, Dirt Der Ser tGnbi=
gung 5Di19en &orbinfui1en unb Orb
%ftdtton. 8e5et6nenb fir ben bamaz
ligen 3uitanb Der Militdrluftf9iffs
fabrt NOR, baB elm GipiGuftf9iffer als
2e3rmeiiter beigegeben tpurbe unb baB
onfdngIi9 @erfu9e nit Dem 5efelbalz
lon zines northumberland anqez
ftellt tpurSen. Grft na9 10 erlungter
u%neefdbrer 8ertrautbeit nit benz
9tenit purbe an ben 8au bes er1ten,
nur auf 100 &ubttparbs Qeu9tga8 be-
re9neten eigenen MobeGbauDns eegunz
gen. Nt9t LANCE barauf erfolgte bds
9o3lafen etnes 5peiten, gum erften
Mal aus geftrniBtem Stpff bergeiteuz
ten 8aupns bon beretts 500 &ubif=
barbs Sn6alt. Der nG9ite au9 fir
2eu9tgas befttmmte 8auon 5eigte ben
Sortf9rttt gu 14OO &ubifparb8. CUR
n2uftf9iffer : Qbtbeilung" no bic
Sruppe bereits 1887 aponctrt unter
slei93eittger grb0bung i6res Stats
auf 1 Maior, 1 9auptmunn, 3 2eutz
nants, so l1~nteroffi3iere unb Mannz
f9aften. Sn biefer 3ett begann man
au4 bamit, Die groBen SeItungen nit
2uftf6iffergerdtb aus5uriiiten unb
2e6rfpmmdnbps gu btlben CUR Mus=
bilbun9 BON Mannf9aften fir ben
8auonbienIt. Der 1. Sftober 1893
brahte cine abern1altge @rbObung bes
@tats auf lao Manni9aften unb bic
aund9it p~robeDetf e @tnri9tung zines
8aqonbten itlebrfurfus fir Sffi3iere
aIer Maffen. 9ur9 &abtnettsprbre
bonn 80. 01dr5 1895 purbe bic 2uftz
f9tfferabtbeilung gu etnem felbftitGnz
bigen Sruppentbeil gema9t unb UNI
mtttelbar Der neugebtlbeten Giienbabn=
brigade unterffeIt. Die &opfbebedurg
1T felt 1885 Der @arbeidgertf9ado, be
8etpaffnung bas @etpebr unb Der SGz
BEL Der Snfanterte. @nblt6 nurbe
bur9 &abtnettsorbre BON %. MGr3
1901 Die 1mnanblung Der 2uftf9i'z
ferabtbeilung in Elm 2uftf4tfferbutail>
lon bou5ogen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18
Gin 1OOiahriaer aalenoer.

Sn Der 0Dlfsmetnung fpieit nod
INNER Der ~1O0id6rtge &alenber nit ben
Dbligaten Metterpropbe5eiungen cine
grObe RoIe, Dbglet9 man pergebli9
fragt, mo fi9 benin bieIer &alenber eli
gentlt9 beftnbet unb nprduf er berubt.
Oenn 10Oid6rtge Observation-Disclosures
an einem unb bem1elbsnS rte 1tnb b06ft
felten, dbgefeben ndtiirlt9 babpn, bdB
baraus nt9ts iber bic fDmmenbe Mitz
terung zines Sa6res, zines Monats pber
felbit nur zines Cages nit @t9erbeit
se19lofen fperben fann. Neuerbings
bat fi9 nun Der etn5ig b~a5tebenbe 5d4
eretgnet, baB in elmer unb berfelben
Stabt (gdlp in Wiirttemberg) Elm So
ter unb 5pet fetner SDbne, grDBten=
tbetls in bemfelben 9auie 103 Sabre
binour9 p9ne nnterbre9ung meteoroz
logii9e &uf3ei9nungen dngefteat baz
ben. gs mar Der 9pfmebifus Or.
@eorg 8. MiiQer, Der in CALM 1898
feline Observation-Disclosures begann uno
fte Biz 1882 fprtfebte. Sbm folgte fem
3neiter SDbn, WeOi5tnalrat6 Or. &.
Miiner, unb beoba9tete BON 1882 Bis
1876 unb biefem Der EeftDr Or. 8.
Miiqer, Der bon 1876 Bis our @jegenz
mart bic Nuf5ei9nungen fprtfeBte unb
bic Grgebniffe bardus ieBt ber0fentli6t
bat. @as foGgt aber aus bteien2 Orr
a1em, baB bus Wetter ni9t in 100idbz
riger Pertobe pieberfebrt, buB es alfo
NIT Wetterprop6e5eiungen nu9 benz
%1OOiGbrtgen 8alenber nihts 1T. Nn~
berf eits ergab fi9 uber, baB Die bur9@
f9ntttli9e Semperatur it9 nGbrenb
bes Sa6rbunberts BON 1901 big 1900
ni9t perGnbert bat, bern ite betrug in
Der erften 9Glfte befelben 80 @rdb
gelfius, in Der %5peiten 81 9rab @el>
fius. Oogegen tit Die Our4f4nittsz
pGrme bes Sanudrs i'm leBten 6albe1
sSabrbunbert gu Gain beinabe l Grab
b06er eepefen unb bic bes Mais I'm
ebenio btel nie6rtger als ndbfenb Der
so Sabre bon 1901 Biz 1850.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18
Sic Mrifafa=@efhiihe.

Oos Mrifafaz9ef9ub Der Sapaner,
bos it9 in ben &Gmpfen an gulu 10
auBerorbentli9 bepdbrt unb fi4 TO-
no6l on Sragtpeite als au9 an Our6z
f4lugstraft ben ruffif9en 9efaHBen BEL
Wettem iiberlegen ge5eigt bat, tit Elm
2a50qi9es S4neqfeuergei9iB nit bG=
braultf9er 8remfe, bus in alien feinen
Sbetlen bon iupdnifden Offiaisren unb
Sngenteuren tonftruirt lit. Die erfea
@ef9iBe bes @bitems Qriiafa, Mo~
bea 1898, tpurben pon 8rupp fabriz
art, felt etnigen Sabren aber nerbeu
bic Nrtfafa-&unonen ebenio tpie ale
anberen iapuni16en @ef9Ise aus
f9tieBlt9 i'm Nrfenal bon Data aus
benz aus Oeutf6lunb, Granfrei6 unb
England tr1portirten @ifenmaterial er>
5eust. Nu4 bas ruu9i6pa9e 9ulDer
TT iapanif9er Bropenien3; es ftammt
aus ben GrGrii9en pulberfabriten in
StDbuE9t uns Spafbuni.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18
Bum p%erOiCnris=5 nG.
sas ctcrsii9e Cnsseben Der Ser.
Gtaatcn gegcni:1er 0arnffn.

GonrsraI Gbaopids iansite @iiIom-eetn
beroienf.ncue fsibese @amfbasn GbouI
s1ais' OrtfJrittttd @eIHnane uso ia.io.
slide @aGt. IS
Sas energif9e @orge6en Der Ser.
Staten in Dem perbicartsz5aGe biirfte
benz 8efeblsbaber bes in Sanger, Weaz
rofto, petlenben amerifdnii9en Sc
f9pabers, J1ear=&bmiral 5ren9 6.
g6abpid, BON Neuem @eleganbeit Bic
ten, F9 aus3u5ei9nen. ghabpid III
felt Sturgeon Sommanbeur Der iibate
lunttf9en Station.
Gbabpid purbe 1874 in MorGaas
topn, SO. 3d., eeboren; er grabutrte
1864 an Der Marineafabemte 81 Mnnaz
pills uno nabm nod an ben leBten Mf>
tionen bes 8irgerfrteges She'll. Gbab=
mid perri9tete @eebienite in fat alien
S6eilen Der grbe, untsr Nnberem 1869
in WeTtinbien, als unterbanblungen
tpegen Der p%ropontrten Qnnefttrune
Gan OomingOs bur9 Die Ser. Stuaten
gefiibrt purben. Na9bem G6abtpid
fi4 Johann cine 3eitlang nit Der &uss
bilbung bon Sea rtnerefrutentm S9tffsz
bau6ofe 81 8rootlpn bef6dfttgt bate,
bereiite er i'm 4uftrage Der Regierung
in ben Sabren 1873 unb 1882 GurDpd,
UNI bas @nftem Der Musbilbung BON
Retruten, fotpie bas 2eu9ttburmz unb
2ebensrettunespeien in @nglanb,
Srontrei9 unD. 9euti9lanb 81 ftuot>
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18

rem unb barber gu beri9ten. 8on
1882 Bis 1889 mar gbabntd Martnez
atta9e Bel Der amertfanif9en @e1anbts
f6aft in Qonbpn. 9es Metteren be-
t5Gttate er f19 als 2ebrer an Der Muz
rtneafabemie, ols Ghef bes Musriiz
ftungsbureaus, Totpte als Snipefteur
fir S9tffsbau i'm 8rooflpner S6iffs<
baubofe. Gr gebDrte 1891 Der 8ebDrbe
an, pel6e bic Mrbetter=S Organization
Der S9tffsbau60fe ouf ibre ieBtge 3d.
iis bes @ipilOienitgeieBes ftelte. Sm
fpunif9en &rtege befebltgte Gbabpid
bic ugtetp gort," bos SGaegi9iff@amp<
ions, unb mar Samp5pns Stabs9ef.
SIM Sabre 1900 erfolgte feline @rnenz
rung gum grGfibenten bes &riegszGplz
lese gu Netpport, 81. s. 8ear=Nbmtral
lit Gbabpid felt DECEMBER 1903.
Ser gegenpdrttge Sultan bDn Mae'
roffo, Nbbul M5t3, 5G6lt 26 Sabre unb
ptrb als Elm fortf9rittlt9 ge1tnnter
Monn geriibmt. 8ebufs Ginfibruns
bon Reformen berief er cine Mnsabl
GurDpGer gu fetnen &atbgebern, Die uber
I'm bprigen Sabre infolge 0 inneren
l1nruben unb Sntrtguen, tpel9e @6bul
@5i5 ni9t bemeiftern fonnte, meiIt
flu9tarttg bas 2anb nteber perlteBen.
Die Ma9t bes Sultans ben pi4en
8~ergitGmmen unb 8~rtganten ~gegenIDer
1T cine fat iuufOrif9e. Abbul @5ia
1T elm uusge3ei9neter &eiter unb unerz
i9rodener Sdger. Seine 2iebbaberei
1T bas @tubtum Der @ei4i9te. Gr
fprt9t eelduftg frun5Dfif4, fdbrt 8i=
cpcle, 1T &muteur=P botograpb unb
fptelt nit GROCER @prliebe Billiard. 4Gs
fem @ater, Sultan Mulep 6afan, bor
10 Sabren itarb, mar er iiber befenSpb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18
YtroitariS Sal
Mag cine Seiebnng DOn sanger blrd amerifa.
nii6e Srnppeu berbeifdbreu.
3abl Der
8abn=

@dmere SeidulOigungen anldBGb beg Gait Niper lngtifs. 3abl Be
Spfer nod tmmer nngemiB. = Sas critic 8egrdbniB. = Sabn=
&duber in Nfomtana. = 8lutge SheitbdnoeL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18

&anas Gitp, Sans. 8. Gre
gorD, Elm Neseriunge, Der i'm Npril
ben peiBen So9f9iler Stop Wartin er=
i9oB unb nit fnapper Notb benz
2pn9en entsing, purbe oes Worbes
i9ulbig befunben. 2ebensldn9li6e
9aft TT Die Strafe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18
Shapes Gntfommem.
Sanpfer nm elm Gleines an einett
rieiigen @isberg 5eriAeQt.

Nem OOrf, II. Stunt. Ser Brit
tif4e Sampfer v9tbamerifa", Der
beute aus 9bielos eintraf, entfam nit
fnapper NOtb einem i6meren nnfale.
Seit Der Nbfabrt aus Sbtelbs bate
bas S9if ftarten Nebel, Der am Is.
Die Weiterfabrt unm6gli6 ma9te.
&ur5 na9bem ftd Der Nebel 9eboben,
8aigte fi9 in elmer gntfernung BON
taum $50 GuB Elm ungebeurer @is=
berg, tiber 1000 SUP lang unb sesen
200 SUP bod.