davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1904-01-14

Sometimes n swcatr that has been
Sent out to be Numbered will come buck
distorted in shape. Often 1t is the
sleeves. which will bc abbreviated TO
nothing or stretched TO almost twice
their natural length. In the latter case.
procure some thick boards. just the
length that you would have the sleeves.
Dip the sleeves into lboiling water. push
a board into each so MS 10 stretch It
~transvcrscly. hen dry in the no sun.
When dry. dip again In boiling water.
this time slightly sailed. and dry again
In the sun on the boards.
, 1904-01-14
Timber Land. Act June 8, 1878.

LAND OFFICE AT CHEYENNE, WYo,
December %. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in com
~pliance with the provisions Of the act
OF Congress of June 3, 1873. entitled AN
act for the sale of timber lands in the
States OF California, Oregon, Nevada,
aud Washington Territory as extended
to all the Public Land States y act Of
August A.. 1892. Gustav Gabrielsun. Of
Elk Mountain. county Of Carbon, State
Of Wyoming, has this day filed in this
office his sworn statement No. DOS, for
the purchase of the So SWl4 of Section
No. %. III Township No. is n, Range
No. 10 W., and will offer proof to show
the land is more valuable for Its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, INT to establish his claim to
SAID laud before j. f Crawford. U. S.
Commissioner, Dist. of Wyo. at Sara
toga, Wyoming, ON Friday, the iti'
day of March, 1904.
lie names as witnesses: Andrew OF.
sou, Henry Editors, O,ea Nelson aud
Oscar Hammond, all of Elk Mountain
Wyoming.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above.described lands are re
quested to file their claims in this office
ON or before said 4th day of March, 1904
w. l.. CHArLIN. Register.
Last p b Feb. 25i
, 1904-01-14
Wanted the Lambs Handy.

Il want to get Il tombstone for my
husbands grave" she said, pushing
back her somber veil.
Eve have all kinds" replied the deal
er. "ls there any particular style you
wish to getY'
Eyes. / was thinking | would like
to have one of those marble blocks
with lambs carved on them"
But those are generally supposed to
be placed upon the groves of children"
"Yes, l know-I've noticed that. Still.
] think it Will please him TO have one OF
them If he can look back here now and
see and understand what we are doing.
You sec, he operated in Wall street. and
1t will make him happy to always have
a lamb there right within reach.'-Chi-
cago Record-Herald
, 1904-01-14
netrothcd mt Birth.

In some vartS Of west Africa the
girls have long cn=lgem ntS. on the
day of their birth they are hetrothed to
n baby boy a trite Older than them
selves. and 1T the age of twenty they
are married.
The girls know of no other way NJ
getting a husband. and 50 they are
they are patterns of obedience. and the
marriages usually turn u Il success
This way of managing the affairs of
the heart would hardly suit an indie
pendent American girl. but 1t seems to
answer on the vrp, 1884,
, 1904-01-14

The popular impression is that the
Legion Of Honor is the only French
decoration. but that Is not at all the
case. France possesses orders quite as
ancient as those of most countries.
though the oldest of them. st. Esprit.
st. Michel. 81. Louis and ST. Hubert,
dating from the fifteenth and sixteenth
centuries, are no longer conferred.
Since the Legion of Honor. which was
founded in 1902 by the first consul and
modified by statNe in lS1G and 1852.
there have been established no fewer
than seven decorations. Tie Legion is
the only honor that can be bestowed on
foreigners.
, 1904-01-14

"Grcenlee says that when he was
abroad he cnurtcd n Servian girl"
Custom any different from ours?"
81 gucssAnot. Grecnlcc says when lie
called on her they usually sat visa
Wis"
81 dOoG believe n word'that Grecnlee
says"
"Wny mot?"
"TheTe's no .such expression as vista
Wis in the Serrian language. Its witch
a-vitch!-Cleveland plnin Dealer.
, 1904-01-14

Two young mothers met for the first
time on the street after their young
hopefuls had begun To get their teeth.
and s~trnightway there was n volume Of
baby talk.
"Did your little one cut his teeth far
apartf' asked the woman In white.
81 should say not" Indignantly an
swered the woman in blue. They
came in very evenly and close together.
You Gun look for yourself If you don't
believe me"
1t took a great deal more talk to
square matters. and then they sep
arated. after saying goodby only once
s0ass~-Dslroit Free PrssA
, 1904-01-14

-Do you know, said Miss Bunting.
"bfildred Glldersleeve almost coaxed
Mr.. Fillmore topropose TO her. That's
how she becameSengaged"
Al. begged the question. did she?"
replied Mr. Larkin.-Detroi Free Press.
, 1904-01-14

Intrepid MISUNDERSTANDING Of 'conun-
drums. Mr.. SlOcum. here's II good one,
Why is the letter ID" like II WEDDING
ring?
Procrastinating BacheIor-Oh.-I'm no
good ut conundrums.
Intrepid Widow -You give 1t up?
Why. because we can't be wed"
without II,
, 1904-01-14

The Doctor-Nou would have an at
tack of brain fever but for one thing.
Impatient Paticut-And what's that?
The Doctor-rhe fact that nature
made you an immune from TINT par
ticular variety of fever.-Baltimore
American.
, 1904-01-14

About the time james MacNcill Wits.
tier, the artist, was causing II sensation
with the painting which lie called "A
Harmony In Black and Red" "A Noe
turne In Blue or some such name he
had II misunderstanding with his club
regarding dues. The secretary finally
wrote 10 Mr., Whistler saying that the
club would he glad TO receive from him
IAN arrangement in gold and silver"
, 1904-01-14

A little child. not three years old. was
sleepy and uls mother carried him to
his crib. but the pillow slip had been
removed by the maid for the laundry
and the child. looking up beseechlngly
into his mothers face. said. Please.
mamma. put n shirt ON my plllow."
, 1904-01-14
Vow, what Did IL. Mean,

He-This is the ladios' gallery. over
there Is the mems gallery. Just above
the speakers desk Is the press gallery.
She-Oh. yes, and where Is the
rogues' gallery?
He-Why-er-the congressman sit
Gown there on the main aoor-BaItt-
more Herald.
, 1904-01-14

"Do you know" she said. the
Browns have Il skeleton In the closctf"
"Oh. no. he replied careicssly.
But I'm sure of IT," she insisted.
"And I'm just MS sure you're wrong"
he returned. THE comments I've heard
are enough TO prove that that skeleton
OF theirs isn't In the closet at all; it's
wandering all over the neighlsorhood-"
Chicago Post
, 1904-01-14
PATIENCE md pntientn.

You have not taken the medicine 1
left" asked the physician with some
anger. II declare such actions as that
nimply make me lose my p%atiencew
well. doctor" meekly smiled the suf-
fering one. 81 was afraid II | continued
to take your medicine you would lose
another of your PATIENTS
Realizing that the case was hopeless,
the physician left the house.
, 1904-01-14

81 dislike soluIuch to be called n 'po-
etess.' said n young woman who some
times wrote verses for publication.
"rerhnps.' suggested her matter OF
fact brother. III YOU win write II little
better qualityiof poctryipeople will call
you n poet
, 1904-01-14

NO" aid Woody. Il don't see
Wiscman ut all any more. He has
dropped out of our social set
"He tells n different story remarked
Sinnicksou.
"Indecd,'
Eyes: he claims he has climbed out"
Catholic standard.
, 1904-01-14

The Doctor-ls your wife a5pood
sleeper. Mr.. Stubb?
Stubb-Yes; pretty good.
The Doctor-poes she -eo to sleep as
o as h touches the pillow
stnbb-Well-er-shc goes toi slcepIa as
O o as she touches mysyest po ,ket.
, 1904-01-14

Visitor during temporary absence of
ehostessl-WhHt beautiful teeth your
has, Tommy.
Tommy-lcs'm; she never wears that
set 'cept when she has callers.-Balu-
more American.
, 1904-01-14

Teacber-What is an Indians wise
called?
Pupil-A squaw.
Teacher-Correct. Now vii nj In an
Indians baby cnlled7
Pupil A squawker-Rostd II Chris
tan Register.
, 1904-01-14

A stone weighs less in water than II
does outside. but a rou always weigh
most in the water Somcrvlllc Journal
, 1904-01-14
Tailoring.

Gentlemen's clothing cleaned, re
paired aud dyer. Ladies' aud chill
dren's remodeled, by
Mrs. NJ. j. McCoun, at residence.
, 1904-01-14

To live long it is necessary to live
slowly.-CIcero.
, 1904-01-14

If you would like a copy of the
state song, "Wvoming," you can pro-
cure II by sending 80 cents to this
office.
II. lO.tf.l
, 1904-01-14

CITY properly for sale or rent.
q. +. Holck 4 Co.
, 1904-01-14
Horse Pasture for Rent.

have abundance of Horse pasture.
Tor rent at reasonable rates. Apply
TO l.. G. Nelson, Saratoga, Wyoming.
10 l-tf.
, 1904-01-14
Presbyterian Services.

Thursday Evening Prayer Service, 30
VIM. j MChEAN. Pastor.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-19
CHURCH SERVICES.

St.AndrewsC Cathedral. Twsntyfourth
Sunday after Trinity-7a.m., Celebra
ton of the Holy Communion; $50 a.
m. Pule Kakahiaka; IL a. m. Morn
ing Prayer and Sermon; $3.50 p. m.
Pule Ahiahi; 1880 p. M, Evensong
and Sermon.
Church of St. John the Baptist
Kalihi-waena) Religious services as
follows: 8 q. M, High Mass, with
sermon and collection for the usual
expenses OF the church; 3p. m. Re.
hesrsal; 4 p. m. Rosary.
Services at St. Clements Chapel
(EpiscopaD Wilder avenue, Punahou
Celebration of the Holy Com.
munion; First Sunday of the month
1l:05 q. m. every other Sunday, 7:l5
am. Saints days, 6:45 q. m. mathis
and sermon, IL :05 am. evensong and
sermon, 7:20 p. M; daily prayer at
9:42 a. m.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-19

Toxic, Nov 1e--Anothsr arsenal
has been destroyed at Port Arthur
by the bombardment. The Russian
garrison continues to make sorties,
using grenades.
Hsrbin. Nov l9-It is reported
that 5000 Chinese bandits, under
Japanese officers, are moving to out
the railway below Telling.
Rome, Nov ia monster meet.
ing was held here last night to pro-
test against the attacks upon Italian
students at Innsbruck. Similar meet.
inks are being held throughout Italy.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-19
Tonight's Battles.

This is the evening Of the McFad.
den-Castro fight in the a A q
quarters, together with number of
preliminary minor bouts. Both of
the principals are said to be in fine
condition. Although only the small
or class of fighters will appear, the
outlook is for stirring program.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-19
Correspondents arrive.

There are three newspaper cor-
respondents on the liner Korea, now
in port, on their way from the seat
OF war in the Orient to their homes.
They are James F j Archibald. re.
presenting Golfers Weekly; Robert
Dunn, Outing: and w Fl Lewis, of
tho Herald. Gall Syndicats.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-19
Ballou Also Sues.

SM Ballou has brought a suit
against Col Sam Parker for damages
in the sum of $4,000 for alleged
libel. This is in sdditlon to the suit
of W A Kinney for $4,000 in the
same matter.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-19
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO.,
Ltd.

Notice 10 hereby given that q
Dividend has been declared and will
be payable at the Office of the com.
pany on the 18th inst.
GODFREY BRowN,
Treasurer.
Honolulu. Nov 14tb, 1904.
2960-lwk
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-19
LOTS FOB SALE.

|00 LOTS at Kalihi l5OxlOO ft),
~ back OF Kamehsmeha School
kud Kalihi Road.
For fall particulars, inquire per-
5onally OF
ABRAHAM FERN ANDEZ,
BIT the Office OF N Fernandez, Mer-
Phsnt ST, or TO N Fernandez.
2S76
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-19
SoR sA1x.

"a 00A LEAsEHoLD ON BERE-
S1,eVS tania street. SO years
turn Present nat income 500 pF
Month. Apply TO
WILLIAkSAVIDGE q 90
400 ksEohsnt Str
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-19

H. Parties wishing to disaose of their
Properties, are inuiten to call on us.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-19

Telephone 8l5l Blue, Postoffjcs
Box 608.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24
GrcMritotten Der g. & ..
GtSeub0tats.

9fa6 Der Staot Merieo, Californian
uilo anoeren puntten iebr billiee Sou=
riiten-8ifets nit fanqen 5erminen.
9lad 8untten in fSlorion iebr billiqe
9reiie per @iIenbdhn ooer 9ampIer,
NIT Dem Redt bes 2tufentbaltes in
MaibinQton uno onoeren Bunften i'm
Siioen. 8ie 3ifets IinD fiir Die Riif=
fahrt Qttlti9 biz |. Suni. @ine nor=
iiigll6e 6sleNenGeit, Den lonni0en Sit
Den 81 beIuhen uno eiHi9e Sa9e in Der
6auptlfaot Su nerpeilen, lpdbreno Der
@onareB in GiBung lit. 49
9ta1 OerIbieoenen Puntten in Dielen
Staten meroen billige 8i.sets fir
6eimIudenoe fir 8uuoIobrten unD fir
Goloniiten uno 2tnRepler Iiir einiohe
Sabrt oertouft. Die Sifsts lperosn
je am |. uno 3. 8ieu1too isoen Wonat
Oerfouft biz am Is 2tpril
.No6 Sun 6raneisto, Cal, tperOen
BON gtgp Ybilaoe!p1ia 3ifstS fir
$4l.00 i'm Nidr3 uno Npril DtrtauIt.
@benIo billi9e 9reiie no0 onoeren
pldBen @atifornien's. 81
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dsim MaDd)cm itirbt bel oeme
GerittdDe. citte sSratt stt
OcrOefbeM.

@noe Gebruar erbielt 6gdlliein 8ena
Nelipn in Bierre, 9. o. burd) Die
Boit cine Sha6tel INIT perQiftetenl
@anon mo na6oem lie ELL 5tiif oes-
.ielben senohen, ertrantte tie uno itarb
nod neun Eagen. Wdbranb ihrer
&rantbeit bebauptete oas WdoAen, DaB
lbr Die 5dabtel bon Ifrau 8pe in
Boone. Sl., 8uQeIGift lporoen lei uno
Sri. Nellon luchte Die gerbaFtung Der
6rau 5u peranlaHen. Die @eidi6te
bate Elm miIttri0Iss NusIeben, it ie=
opd ieBt p0!iig nuF9sfldrt.
Gena 9teifon bate oas GanoD fel5It
oetduft. bate DaIIslbe Ielbit perQiftet
uno oaFelbe in elmer 0adbaritaOt lelbit
auf Die qo3t 9etbcn. Mou fano ndm=
LID Den BloB, no oas @anop Qefauft
nuroe 1lno bort muroe Die S6a6tel
ioentili5irt un0 aud Der umi6lag, in
mslbem oicFslbe Derp0ft mar. 0as
Gouop bat lie au6 IeIblt uergiftst lno
I'm Den 8eroa6t ouf Srau 8pe 81 LEM
ten, flebte tie Die NOreIIe eines Bafets,
oas lie ppn Boone erbaLten, auf Die
@anopiduOtel. IS mar nidt Die NIB
iibt Der NeIlon, litb gu Dergiften, ober
lie Dollte on Dem @anOD ertranfen, 10
buB eine 9tntluge tueqen. Morooerfub
Qcgen ftdll IDs erbobsn 'perben tonne,
Das Wlit mar aber itdrter, nls lie oe=
ooht, uno 10 fiel lie ielbf Dem teufli=
l6en 9lni6lag gum Spfer.
Ser 3rpef oes 2tnI6la0es mar, bem
Sherman 8pe, in pel6en 3ena lterb=
LID oerliebt mar, geIegenbeit 5u geben,
ii6 Uon Teiuer Trou lbeiOen gu lahen
uno Damn nollte lis ibn beiratben.
Rena 9telion mar eiue 3sit lang 3e=
lspbOnifin in Boone nnO in iener 3eit
matbte Iie SetanntI6aft nit Sherman
Snp
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ttmgGisG perbatet.

,,0rape 3ur redten 3ett wurbe infer
tleiner Sunse serettet", ldrsibt Srau sS.
Watftns pom Dlealant Gitp, Sbip. Die
eunsenentSunpuns Bate ibm arg mttse-
fpiett unb Elm ldrsdliAer 5uifen feate
f9 etn. Die Qerste bebanrelten i'm, CT
murpe jepca tdgtiA ldlimmer. 3uleBt
perlu6ten mir Or. Gines Stem Discovery
eesen 5AwinpluAt unp infer qieblin9
mar serettet. gr 1T jest gelnnp unp
munter." Sober foate tpiien, pab es pas
einsis li6ere Wittel Der sSelt 9esen 5n-
fen, grfdltun9en nnp 2unsenleipen 1T.
Sebe SOC. unp S1.00 6lalde TT saraus
ttert Don 6. 9. Hainsberaer Nprtbefer.
DrobeTalben frei. Sn 8ainsber9ers
Npptbefe wiro Deutih selprphen.
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% Cd, t,tct)r @asiruDr.

Nabelt6rnngen Der Streiffr iiro ni1t
70 sefabrlidb, ala St6runsen pes Spz
items. lleberarbeituna Shlaflpdsteit.
Nerppiitat BADEN einsn sDtlisen ,3nfam<
men6ruh i'm @efolse, ircnn ni6t icfcrt
8egennittel an9emanpt iperpen. 9liAtc
1T IL beilfrafti9 bei 9eber- oDer Nierens
ieipen, ais electric gitters. gs lit Gil,
wunoerpclles, llerpenberubisenres Mittel
NM Die srobte Nrsnei fir elm bernnter.
gefommeneS Syltem. Gs pertreibt 9ier=
Yolitat, NeeumatismuS, Neuralgie nnr
MaiariasGeime. electric gitters feltet
nur SO ets. uno earantirt BON s. y.
NatnsberSer, NpotbeEer.
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0runoetgcutbumS 1tebertragungen,
(Qlus smei WD0en.)

GIi8abetb Reeb au gem Brt9bt 6M atter uns sets
TO- II Il, 1S a, 15 95 96 81, 80. s., 81 so 49, IS
H. 76, rs, ID, l6 1ino 49, MeitdeItcr ub Ecrr0 $500
39os., gGton. 1rnitee, gu Is. Gon 5tirt, Got 49,
Wtinerol @itp, 800.
e s: 9Orman 8u Noncp @Octer AZ l7yloo-adcr
Sennie uno Sobn 6outs au 9oroce @ulo, GbeiQpt7
uno s, 9enutIon $685..
a. S groter MtoiienpermoIter ber oerIt Gli5obetb
Srater, au 9bos Otc9eottt l59ll0OO Ifer, GEforo
esott 9ttton su SoDn Wtotbtos, 761a adcr, Qerrp,
$1100,
s. q, Mens gu GreOertd sBens Cots l4l uno l42,
9oper, 5000
Sobn Detbel au Gotborine Guppel eots II, 12 unO
1S, Sottic, $l260
:, gaeHttne @tDoeaes 8n 0c%tntcO 6epo, Sober,
sllen QnOermon an SBos. goIter, Got IS, ge,p
bcnrg @ribOle 8u CDos. @rbbIe, a8l1oo glder, 60.
NIen gnpcar an Sobn 9oImes stctcr. 6 fben,
$500
Sohn Gmig3u Subn 9d)dr, II Wcfer gDrt $l325.
: JaeOb uno 5ronttin <ne 81 SPAS SmitD, %ono,
sSrGntltn, SITS.
5oDn partline SIT SpGn Gonier, 40 2ltcr SI40o.
9tem GDmer8tDmn $25.
gauro unO Srnit s(bar git 90. 8. SmttD 373s 2tder.
S05n ponce uuo Troutltn TolB 9crament8uoa-
ftreeser 5u Wttnnte Gner &ot 249 gtep RDuNoeipba,
$500
S. $. eomers 8n SoiepD neoiOu, l 2tder, 5otri;eO.
yIprence uno SpiGpb Geeo 3u Duncan McNltuau,
9cter, ytelp 6omer5tplpn, $3.50.
;, SoDn 8ofer 3u Samc8 Sofer, 80 5l10O &der 5rGrf'
fin, S22UO
Somes 8sar gu S.4u g. S>piDort 8ot Is, 9lotes
Mlliis, $500
Sobr \ Gloibart gu Im pseplep Qder, @oiDeu,
Sobn RenIDaip III 5oibaa 8otteriun, 10 2tder 9jtta
$1,000.
Naomi uno 9obn GeniDop. gu SoIDuo Qottcripn,
3aniel !3ous Observation-Disclosures De3 uerft 2loam
soaaS, an @ort Angsl &ot4. 9raB0ur}, 5000.
W5rn 2&right 81 u. g. gGrigtt 81 &der 1Dlpte &ots
10 H. L. l3 A. l5 95, 95 81, 9S, 81 81, 80, 49, r.
II, 75g 10 a. 10 AND 10, 4&tltcbtiter, $500
g9pl @ibIsr N &rt9nr &srr, Got Is nno 29etlot 10
Sanbpolllt. ".
Nbrobom Welltr sn BDoeos @8eaer, 23 '5lOo, 9ef-
ferBn. Sl4UU.
EQoS Eat,o 81 G3m. Gtetoort 9otIl, nDrtG5ptue
$500
jomcs @ance az @eorge G0poro4 IReiaot 33, gtep
QbiLabelpbia, $4UO. @
SFprgs j. Gtpple al stnno Son 8. ll3 &der, I5oir.
fiele 81
6elIa 9aaint 8u gGnam Doung, 20!lo0 @dcr GO=
IGeu. 1855.
Noam gRtooaugb 81 Glarcuce gBarner, 2tder, 5u=
gar Greef $3.50.
9omes. & StepDeniou aom 5n 8apio y 9ormon
Snt 80 ShancSpac $500.
SereAtiob NeepeS Su Gooer Gor9e Il Srpn 90. 5
37ll60 Kcter SDIaen, 81.
@og1. 9ber 5ll &AdDsl @r5tpoine, Gpt8 5l0 unb $40
9ep BiIid., $50.
Spln Gappel 5u G0os. GeloaroS unO N&ar9 Barter,
2 Gcter uuo SAtIot 25, @jinlorc $3.50.
3cretHono @rtct5 81 George @oI3mortb, Got 4, 2o'
per 920oO
IGn. Gtitfler 3ll0 Ncfer 8oiDcu. St25
%}oGn Stiffer gu gGm. Wtnlleu. $40 &aer 6pl9en
9OBi Sarpt8 81 3. 8. uno 81. 81. gDtfou, 2ot5 II
uuD l8 3ennoH, $l40.
NlQnif 0}allrer gu Sonot9ou &orl got8 uno 2.
30per $3500
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N AaAa-1& k4A
PHYSICIANS endorse
4 the w. y. Erect
Form corset. That's
because the Erect Form is
founded on the natural
figure-a,sisting instead of
hindering its fullest devel-
opment. The Erect Form
throws out the chest -
fiattens the abdomen
braces the back and rounds
off hips and bustin grace
full modish lines.
More than 40 different
models. Each style designed
for different figure. Your
dealer carries the Erect
Form IN stock at prices
upward from $r.oo.
WElNGARTEN BROS.
Makers
377-37e Broadway. New York
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GScncrai Maios Or. SconarD
0SooO.

SPBte g0DtDe 1QI DER guTee6RnQI Ole
Grnennung BON Or. 2epnarb Wooo
init 45 eegen l6 5tnnisn beItdtigt.
Gies 1T tuohl oa5 ihlimmlte Beiipiel
Der elenoen @iinltlings gs=WirtbIhait, Die
|unier osm .QroBen giuiloienrefDraler"
&ooleoelt einaerinen 1T IS uerlobnt
iith Dober mobl orr Mii6e. Die 8orqe=
icbidte oieier @ruennung tur3 3u be-
leuhten.
gDooo, Der nit oieIer @tnennun0
einer aal5en Geibe dtteret, tiibti9er
Offi5ere porun9eltelIt miro uno fiit cine
ldn9ere aeibe bon Sahren berufen isiu
miro, OIL Der 5piBe oer 2lrmee gu
lteben. lit uripriinalicb 4ar mbt Sol-
Dat, IOnOern MsoiSner. I'm ieinsr
triiberen 5batigteit als NBt eineu mili=
tdrliben 2lnHrib gu geben. lit Is
Sabre ipdter entoedt poroen, oaB er
einIt in einem Snoianertrieg liA ourtb
peri6ntlden Mutb ousae3eihnet babe,
lppFiir ibn nabtrd9lidb eine Weoaille
perlieben nuroe. IaB er ouour1 nod
Inibt hine geidbiaultg ais bOherer
Sruppenfii6rer bemieien bat. ueroen
| IielbIt Ieine ndrmltsn 6reunoe ni6t oe=
| Itreiten molten. @r rufte al5 Nrst in
Der Nrmee auf uno fam mad WOIblng=
| ton, mo er Iib bei Brdlioent McGinleu
Iols Sausar3t 2iebtino 5u MAIDEN
IDubte. 2lls beim geginn Des lpani=
fden RrieQes Der iegiae Brdlioent iein
Ganbreiter=3 3e9lment biloete uno le=
nano iuhte. Der uls 5trobfigur an Der
SpiBe iteben tDnnte, I'm ibnl ben YlaB
ais Gommanoeur frei az bolten, fiel
! fein NuQe uno Oas Der anberen maB9e=
benoen 2eute ouF ienen Qrst, oct bis
oabin ME cine 9r0Bere Sruppe unter
feinem 8efebl gebabt uno IiA I'm Die
WdlitdrniHenI9aften nibt getiimmert
bate. go mutoe Dr. Mooo, Der als
Nrmeeurat Maiorsrar9 bate, O5erlt
in Der neutrality-suspicious.. SIN lpa-
nii6sn Rrieqe mOreu 5beile isines Ge=
qimsnts an einem tleinen @sfeht be-
tbeiligt, nidt 9erOoe in iebr riibmli6er
WetIe, uno oafilr nuroe tn Brigade
general, UNI 4oOIeoelt plab gu MAIDEN.
9as mar isine gan3e trieeeriibe @rfab=
rung.
g2o6h ben, Grieoe muroe 0r. Dooo
sun6dlt 0;ouperueur bon @outiooo
mo er lid ourh bpo;eniIde WSaBreaeln
Elm geroienIt ermorb oos ibm ulbe=
tritten yejn Ipu. g(ber Iein @broei,
mor ermoht unD ppn ieuem gluoenblf
an lieR er feiu gRittel unper|udt UNI
5ih in bic SDbe al brinoen. gr ,puroe
in Die reouldre Nrmee tbernonlmen,
mas ME hattie oeyheben oiirfen. @r
oriff al ben oenaote{ter Nsitteln, 3u
ben nieorio1ten Sutriouen nm leine
g3oroeIekten Die linn i'm gDeoe ffonoen
/. g. oie Generale Quolou uno groote,
ourdb gerleun,ounoen All beIeitioen, er
that lid nit ben uulauberiteu Glemen=
ten 3ulammen, UNI lid borndrts 81
bringen. IS 9elang ibm nt6t nur,
fein 3iel 81 errel6en uno 8eneral=
8ouoerneur bon @uba 81 peroen, ion=
bern er bermodte fir cine Weile faIt Die
9anae gBelt dber letne mabre 8eltalt gu
tdnIden. Trellid lpuroe er bod balo
erfannt. Sle1er Utann nun, 9e9en
| 0eH QHIWetfleHO nut 3u tDDDlOeQLuUOele
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GBornm i'm gtoroen bleiben. luo ~tot Ied)S
&tonote i'm 9obr outS @auS on8emteien lit
nRs Dag pertongn,rt lpas man III ben nn=
oere1t iebS Wtpuatcn 9emonuen AQt?
6e9en Gle uatb oem Siioen. no Sie leoen
Wtouot it Sabr ouf oem Gelb orbetten foH=
nen uno 100 Die fyeloer OoS 9an5c Sa5r btns
Durtb 5YritDte tro9eu. Menn Gte elm 9teb=
3itdtsr nnD, piifen sic, boB oo5 @ieb Est
BON ieiuenr GFett 5e6rea muB uno onBeroem
Qegen Die 5Dtyte oeS ggtuterS bei1iiBt lperz
ben lnnB.
GefoupmiIte @ieb5ud3t iest 5mci mt9tt9s
@sgenitdube oorau8 9dmIib 5nttcr, mei'
DIES 6lelib er3eugt uuo ioldbes, ipelbes iFett
onIest in ncrtrdgliden 8crbaltniiien
a'obamu uuo 5turloa erSeu9en reiGltd)
Die @eloet 9obuen llnb GnIIapa; beioe limb
Die betcn sylttterItoffe, melde Der Q8elt bes
fQunt Iino Wlebr @eIb fam perDtent per=
ben NIT tpeniger strbeit ouf Der Jorm oDer
init iSriidte, 9eeren poer 6eniiiegdrtueret
auf benz 2amoe all unierer 8obn entlong I'M
Giibeu al8 in irgeno etncm 2onoestbetle Der
lluipn
9Geun sic intereirt iinb uub peitere Sn=
formation lpiiui9en, IGreiben Ste all
G.. A. PARK,
GeueroI SaouItrioI uub Gmmisration 49ent,
2ouisDi(te & 3aibailte @. ST.,
aouispiae, Gentudp
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24
Sincoln bat oie 5flapen befreit ].
uno oas
n1aht Ole hausbdlterirl.
nen fret.
uno oas
Oguug Dabou uuo bout 2(Qer6eitelt.

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pelarfeln per6n it, 3ufr 1nb ebl Bis 5 Den fetnen
oren tabn mir 2es IN 9Orrotb gs 9o6en audi pher cine
ausbc 2air bo6en erner ou ouptquorier fir Sarben
genpaorn, orn. nn0 Gorteu 0jerdt9on, wee 9esnrpdr
tg o19emeiner go)ras le5en SIN 6nblid anf oas Sib
ob perpetien mir audi af nnere 91stpobl Ieppden Dat
ten, 2inoeum, SpbenoCr0du9en, Jenrrtenoen etc lnlere
8ordt5s nr sob uno nnere prei sbr 6abt SIR unItre
brno9rop6en 8c'Dn uno 8eb6rt gtr prfon cit oe bapon
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