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SuIluHDs 1ICUun, y AUUe.
BbiIaoeIpDin. IA, 3 Stulosu.
gittspur& 20, ii Stanoen.
@aIei96, @,.Gn is .sluHSem.
e. Gouis, WIiiiCuri, l 1ug 8 Stunoen.
Ct. Yanl, Winliefota, / 1os IL Srnoen
Gan SranoScu, Gol.. 4 1Gas IA Siul6en.
5ogeid, S5an!ns. 2 4aae
Boltoi;. Wlati-. 10 StHHoeH.
GuSlano.
Bremen, 9eutt6!uno, . 1age.
glienoS sgres, igraegtiniens 90 9ase.
Calcutta gritil4, Snoten 80 Iaee.
Songicn9, Gbina, 25 9uge.
&ingltor. Snindtcn, r Saae.
9toerpcol. 1elano, z GAGE.
pii5erH. Sdiuei6, 10 2lgt.
Gtd0t Weriic, Wleriiu, 8 Eaae.
W!nsfdu, gtubIuRo, ~ 1uge.
Banana, Der. @tanier Dor Colombia. 7
Baris, Srnnrrci6, g 9c9s.
Quebec. CANADA, 2 1aae.
RIO De 2Gleiro. 8LallitI, % Gage.
Nom. Stalien. 10 IGse.
ct. Sohns. gieitIurotanb, 4 Inge.
Ct. PETERSBURG. NlIGnb, 12 Gage.
Sporeb. NuiirnIieu. 81 Iaae.
Ger. Staten @eIoannei.
utgen.
Mnpeifuugeu Biz 6ur Sobe ron $3.50 foIien
3 Gents. 49,
ginUelmrcsn l0er $3.50 biz $500 IoTlen
8 Gents.
2lmpeifuuesn fiber $500 b!s $1,000 ioIi,u
9 Gents.
MnipeifunpeU hber SIC. 90 5iS 500 90 spIten
10 G.Hfs.
anfpeiiunssH Hber $4,000 DIS $4,000 foien
IL Gents.
gnlpeiInnsen iiber 5000 tis 5000 foTten
It @erts.
Intueifunsen fber $4,000 bis $1,000 foIieu
10 @eti5.
slllipeifunsen lber $4,000 bis $4,000 roIteu
90 Sent,
anpeifuneen iber $4,000 biz $1,000 foften
25 Gents.
anpetfunssn lbsr $1,000 BIS $4,000 fofteu
30 Gents.
Spe3taI 4bHeferung.
Seoe Senoung, Die nit elmer Spe.
5idl.10,G -Warfe uno elmer fol-.
den bes gepobnliden gortos Der.
leben it, miro iofort mad anfunit
oltrd eillen Spe5iaIboten ausgetros
gen, i'm 8e5irf ieOer freien GbIieie,
rlin9sitntior, ODER aber I'M umfreiie
bon bier Wteilen elmer ieoen anoeren
BoftonItalt in ben Ser. Stooten.
Die ablieferun9Situnben FOLDER
SenSungen iino in Den 5rei.abliefe.
rungsftdtionen BON Z llbr Morgens
bis If ubr Iben6s . Spe5ial.YoIts
tnonn9en f6nnen on dllen Ser.
Stoatcn . SoItGratern aufgegeben
tperoen.
ansldn6iibe Sencungcn.
I. Die Raien fir aue alisIdnbi.
id)en Staaien uno lire 8oIonie'ir
(ausgenomnlen Canada nno Wegi.
fo) iino bic foleenben: Yriefe bis st
10 @romm ~ llnae) 8 Gents. Gin.
indje VoAforien 2 e1nts mas Stiid.
N%iidanhuprt aarien 4 Gcnts baS
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@adite sibnaa in gtlanto.
&crtugrug Oes Gonoeuta omeritoni
idler iSroeIitiider @emcinocn. -
Die @eumtentuabl.

& bicoQo, 20. &omtar. - Ole
bier tngeh0e llnion umerifoniid)cr
iSraeIitii6er @emeiuocn hat gltlontu,
Ga, ais Ort fir ibren nGtitcu 5rpei-
jGbrlid)eu Gouuent erm0blt uno oeu
Don Q. 8hilippion pon Cincinnati
ciugereihteu 9eridt 0e5 Ypor0 Der
Qclegoteu ungcnommcn, morin II. q.
geiugt miro: ollnter Ocn mihtigcu
gngcle9enbeitcn, ponit iih Ser
9ooro Der Gelegotcn lett Dem Dor
3luei Sobreu IN Ct. &oui3 obgcbnls
tercu Goupcnt bcidGitiqt bat, bcfiu-
Den iih Ole Woiiotrc3 in &iihincii
mo @omel uno Die mooucrnoc Mci-
qcrlng Der ruiiilfcu RcgicrlmO, sic
EGiie anlcritonilder %9rncliteu at
5ltcrfcnncn. Gin amCritoniiber HoB
lit ooS Grc0itiu umcritnniifcn 8ilr,
gericiu9 mo mir bctrnttcn Die Mei.
QcrlutQ HllblonO'S ais cine 8cid]ims
piuu9 ser Ser. Stnaten. @ir bc5ruei-
fc(u ntht, onB Die fcitc @oItlnG mel.
dye @rGiiocut HooicOeIt mo StootS.
SefrctGr &op in Der 2%lnGelegcnbcit
ciuucbmcn, ihlieBlid) sur YeicitigmG
oe3 Observation-Disclosures SIT llu9rnlten
omcritaniid)cr 8itrgcr i9rueIitiIdlcn
WlnlIhprS iiihrcu mtrN "
Die &cridmcl5ptG Der nSebrcp
Sobbotb Sdlool Union Of Nmcrico"
nit Der n%llniou Of Nmericm Nrbrcm
Congregation" mllr0e rotiii5irt. Der
Gollucnt fam nit Ser G%rlpGbllu2 iol-
GENDER @eamten 5lm NbidhIB; Ir0-
iioent Sumlcl @ooIucr, Ecorio,
ST.; @ice-@rGlibcnt &ouiS s. @olo.
man Cincinnati; Sctret6r &ipnlun
&epp, Cincinnati; ShoemCiitcr Soltia
arobM Cincinnati.
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@ir0 antidtreten.

glts outer Glelle perlautet, BOB
Der @eieral : Snipefteur Der 9npal.
lerie. General Der aapalerie Goler
y, p Elanist .oemn1dit 5uriidtretelt
iplro. er bat ben Yoiten ieit Dem 2.
San,ar 1896 befleioet.
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Observation-Disclosures

Criminal @eri d) t. - (Enr
Hidtcr @ide@.) - MoroonQriii -
HSo6n 6. Sobn, uiht iduloi0; Gicb.
Ito6l - Souls Carlisle, 3 Wonotc
@ciGn9niB; iolid)e @oripic9cIlngeIl
- Soiepb Goof, Is Wtonotc 3ltd)t.
bans; &crfoui bon Cocaine GboS.
&. Somtenbcrg. 500 Stroic; 6rics
6enS6rud - Charles WuttS, So Stro.
fe; Glen s. Gnlitb mo Soiepb Bro
p6eu, niht idnloiG; SpiritloIcnpcr.
folli an SonntoQ - &n. $. @oot,
500 Stroie.
@oiicn @cri ) t. - (Gor Den
Midtcrn 8IoG uno S'8rien.) - IS
mlroen eruomt sum- EeltamentSpoII
Itreder inn Safe bon @liiobctb @ein'
borot Sr. Sobn Hcinborot, 9iirG'
itnft 5000; SIT NohlnBperluaItern IN
Den 3Gacn BON Gliiobetb ., Sooges
3rou Goro &. SoogeS, giir9idolt
5000; bon Goniel Sott9b Sr. GbaS.
9. Sougb, 8iirgihnit 5000; BON Con-
roo g. Enul @r. 2orlis Saul, 9iirA-
itoit $1,000; &ormnulosberid]te be.
it1ti0t in oen SGllen bon Clara 81,
Carpenter $i4.0l4; Morio ". Mc-
8len $27O7; Gertrude WeBler $2065;
Gatborine &. @ebler $270T; Barbara
@ebler $2O65; 2oneS u. Bope $120.
NodloBberidte beit1tigt in Den Sal.
len bon Conrad 9. Saul $1,000; Nn.
quit gbernein $3.50. Snnentoruer5cid.
niiie eingereiht in ben Sdaen bon
Sonettc Sorb $475; Conrad 6. Iou(
$4,000; @eoree Sobn ST.. @erfGuic
rotiii5irt in Sen SGlIen BON amonOa
elliot $2l4S; George @. 2odmooo
$1,000; Sobn 81. Golpen $5927.
Stu0ts@er Of t. = (8or Hid)-
ter 9oblcr.) - @iQes 5. Sbotp geOen
Charles &. GpnnS, @eiflporene in
9eratbung. 1iir Rontdg: SIR. If,
"a, %, 26, q mo s.
oSubgeof2arge. (@or
&idter @rigbt.) = Sdppab Bros.
geeen Sennie s. 0ernnii, geidlid)tet.
Sir Wontog: Nr. 30. 1878, 194, 400
mo 43l.
Common YlcaS @cri6 t.
(0or Hid)ter Sburp.) = Sreoerid
Viefel eegen Totrif 5lonignn nidt
beenbet. Sir Montag: Der id%Jipcben
DC sail.
hyperion. 0eri d t. = (8or
Midter 0ner.) Clarence 6. &c
Golniep eegen ~Neu Dorf Clothing
gejdlidtet; 9ernarO S.@dro
gegen Gnilie u. gmerion. @eidno.
rene IN 9erntbltng, nit Grlaubnib,
ibr 8eroift 81 periiegcln. 6iir beiIie:
Sale niii Scr Heeiitranoe. Sir Noli.
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Star6en ben SlammentoS.

g cp Dorf, 20. Sanllar. - 0rei
itolieniide Sumpeniommler, 5fpei
Wdnncr un6 cine Srall, fonen bent
olrf ein 6eiter, DeldeS cine bon
ibnen beluobntc Siitte in Snrlem ser.
Itorte, un's 2eben. Wan pltBte nift,
ooB Die Siitte beruobnt ipar, ilno oie
3rogooie fam crit on'S'2idt ols man
Die 2eiden fnn0.
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BEitmarfen.A~ seniureH.
8erid:ebene Sta6ttbeile, In weIben
Yoit.8ertbiaden %berfauft

WeIbaIe - O. y. gcptt.
WorfsJtorb - Purnel e.. Snppineton.
@ortudA ibenue NIB Sarrifon'GtiaBe - rO'
bert 6. 81. Sau.
q. Giraffe unb Suniiuobonsslbenne - Gouis
5leit61llar.
DrGlfeebiue - Siram RimGIe.
Sortsgbeilue ino Sobrion'Gtrabe - y. y. q
Gbetbt.
3. uuo @ouab'e irab.. Sisblaubtopn - Sas.
&. fruar.
Srnngebiue - Georae Beu.
.HrG. 25, llnlcn'yoerle (sBoobberrb) -
Clarence .. giutams.
Nroabtpap uab Baitimore'Girabs - George
8. Bab.
unter'S Station, ~BennfbIbauier Da6n" - &
8. 8rospn. 'f1[
gambes' etaiion. -TaIttmore,Obtos8abn-
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miro oemuGdIt iiber Die Srage bcrn-
then mic or Die Oeutidben 9lllaitGnbis
9elt am mirfiamitcn mtcrltilbcl
fumt.
auiier 8ilbclm empiing NcItcrn
Elm Mitqlico Ser 6irnlo Soniel, rpel.
die 5lt oell bc6cutenoitcn @ru6cnbes
ItBern im Hllbrgcbiet gcb0rt mo ocn
8orocrumgcn Der Nrbcitcr bcrcitS
miafabrt bat.
So3ioIiitii0e &nterpet
latiou I'M 6StoOC.
Sm &cihStoge aelongtc belrtc cine
io5ialiitiihe Sntcrpcllotion iiber Den
Strife 5ltr &erbonOlung. Der @lbgc-
oronetc Otto Sue, Elm S6loIipr aus
GIien, meIder iriiber iiir 9rllpps ar.
beitete, iette Ole SodIugc uomStunO-
punfte Ser Nrbeitcr allSeinunoer un0
HetdSfdn6ler 8raf Billion oHtlpor.
tete i'm gtamcn Der H%eAierung. Sm
Iagerneinen lagte er, Die Hegierllng
babe 6mei Gfliftcu in Der Ingelcgen.
belt 81 erIilllen, mo Die critic 0erIel=
ben lei, ole &lIhq pnA Sronung inter
ullen llmitGn0eu 5ll mobren. Die
peri0ulide 6reibeit, Dos Ged)t sur
Irbeit, miiiie ouircdt crboltcn mer-
0ell lulo Der Staat meroe i'm Notb'
fnlc ieinc 9on5e @euolt olfbietcuL
nm 81 per6iitelt, OaB ser 2obnfrieg
in IuSi6reitungen olsarte.
&ou0elSpertrug crti q.
Die nellen @onoelSpertrogS . Ser.
batolungen 5lpiihen 0~cutiflono unO
Seitreid mllr0en gcitern in Berlin
sum g(bihluB gebrodt. Die i%trciti.
gen Eltntte iinO beieitigt; Oeitreit
bat in Der Srogc Der 8eterindr.Go
p~ention eingcIenft, Mon nimmt al,
oob Hei6sfon5ler Billion cinen giiIl-
iti9en &ertrag errungen bat mo Onb
oerielbe III ben nGdyiten Sogcn lhon
Dem HeidSto9c 5ugeben miro.
Nrbci,
ter d)u l..
Der i6pci5eriiAc 8uuoeSrotb bat
nutmebr oen peridieoenen &egierrwl.
gen cine @%inlooung sur 9eihidung
Der ilternotionalen glrbeiteridplt,
Gonieren5 ii6erionot, mel6e am s.
Mai in Bern itdttiinoen jolt. 9oS
Erogramm lit NugciidltS Der groBen
Sdppieri9feitem meld)e elmer inter-
%nationolen 8eritGnoigrtng ouf Dem
iro9li1en 8ebiete i'm @ege itcben,
Elm bod)it beidrGnftes. Die Cages,
oromulg uminBt nltr 5lpei Yltntte:
8erbot Der 8cripenoung bon mciBem
Ebospbor bel DER Seritellung bon
3iinOb0l5dcn, ionic Serbot Der &c.
lperbliben Nohtorbeit BON Srauen.
Gin Gait aus Somuit.
SSSm 2eip5iger n5bomaSring-S beas
ter" 6egimtt oemnGdit Elm @oItipiel
Der bawoii'i6en Grin5eliin Gopa So-
milton, elmer 8ermunoten oeS Der.
itorbenen a0nigS a~olofouo. Sic
ipridt oollfonmen Oellti6 mo Ipielt
angeblid mtsge5ei6net. Sbre Mus
bilollng erbielt iic bel oellti6en Bib
n%enlebrern.
8egen Den grport BON
Sum ltmerfen.
Sn Wiin6en itebt bic @riinolng
eIneS "9aDerii6en WllieumpereinS"
inter Der Iegioe oes Grin5en Niipp-
redt, Gnfels oe5 Eriit5regenten 2uit-
polo, beuor. Ger 3lpcd oieies neiten
8erbanoes iou oarin belteben, eS al
p%erbinoern, boB aunltnerfe ms
giislnno, itamentlifl mad slmerifo,
ge6cn.
@iro 5utiiftreten.
IltS outer GlueGe perloutet, Dob
Der General : Ssnipefteur Der 9apal-
lerie. General Der anpaQerie Goler
D. p, Elanis, ,oemn1dit auriidtreten
ipirS. Gr bat Sen Goiten ieit Dem 2.
Sartllor 1896 bef[ei0et
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@cmeiniam in ben Sob.

Huul utll ISlllItIluuu)eIl. Sltu
oihcin in cinem GuincS Sotal
mo @iit. Gr NOR lcid)tiinniG
lmO lie ciicriiihtiN.
Ncm 9ort 20. &onnor.-@il,
liam Snuier, 81 Sabre alt, uno ieine
ibnI crit Dor , Wiouoten on%Qetrolte
Satin Gitcllc, gcborcne Gore, plIr.
Den lu0brCn0 Scr p%cr2onGcuen Nudt
III Cinem Roinc3 Z SotcI, Ode Der
Bart gUpenue un0 ITO. StroBe ais
Scidcn Qcflmocn. NHc llmItGn0e 0cll4
tetclt oorolti bin haB Die @ciOcn Die
GPiiC ms 0untlc SenieitS frcipiliQ
outroten. 3luor fornte IN Dem 3in1>
1uer fem @iitfIGidfcn cutoeft mcr'
oen, ubcr hie2Icbmunocn an 6cu Hip.
pen scr @eioCu bcpieicn, Dob Tie 2or,
boI ueridItdt bottcu,
Ger ouf 70 eutlcBlid) trogiidcgSeiiC
oltS Dem Ioicin @eihieocne itann in
GicuItcu Der og{em Dort Telephone
60" nnb luObnte bis Dor aur5em
nit ieiner Wuttcr uuo Icinem StiCi-
potcr III gtr. pa, Siti4. StroBe, Die
non Inn in oeu 600 qcriiicne, nod
ni6t 20siGbriQe 6ruu bel ibren 81
tern in 9tr. 1876, 3. Nlpemlc. lleber
ole Wotipc Oc0 (roltCripicl2 0abcn
eiuige 8riefc Nlt9tunft meld)c IN 0cn
Guidcn hc3 ilIngcn Wuuuc9 geilrn-
ocu mltr6en, IN hCnlclbcn mad)t2
ibm icinc ioIt nod tinNIidc Grou
@ortuiiric ooriiber, Dob cr Ben 9ou
Sllan ipicle mo Nnocrc ms Gbcoter
fibre, mGbren0 Iie ibr SCbcu Der.
trallerc. Slt Ciucm NnttportihrcibCL
oos qleid,foI& IN iciuCm 9Ciibc Qe'
ilmbcn mlr0c, rcdtfcrtIgtc cr ictu
@cncbmcu nit Scr GrtlGrlmM BOB
tic i'm ia, ga tic orbCitcn miilic, oul
N6eno nicmnIS bcglcitcn tGnnc mo
cr nift perIollern mollc, neil cr III
rcr @eiclidoit, sic ibnt liebcr mare,
olS bieienigc ollcr onocrcn WtGOd)eM
bcraltbt lei.
g0ic scr BETTER 0eS NotcI3 erfIGrt,
fam OoS Ynor om Mittmod nm s
lt6r mad Dem Sotcl mo crbielt Gin
3inmer onQemieicn. ltn1eiGbr Ieda
Stllnocn ip0ter belteQtcn bic 9cioen
0ur6 ba& Sprodrobr @etr0nte, luels
dc ibncn BON Sem 3immcrfe1ner
Charles Sficnbod ilberbrud)t mur-
Den, ltno icitoem IieBcn tic ni6tS mebr
bon iih b0rel. "a ibre longe Hube
Dem Better oe3 @nIt6ouIcS ncr0Gd)'
tig crid)ieL licB beriel6c Geitcrn
Nbeno oie Sbiir oe3 @emod)eS erbrt
fen rno iuno bic Irmen inniQ unls
id)Iungen tobt nui Dem SuBbobcn.
8eibe .lpnre1a poQiG QngetleiNet mo
Der aopf Scr iul0cn Sron rubtc alil
Der 8rlrit OeS @otten. SbNlcid ilc
iidtIih inter grdBlidcn Gualen &c
Itorben marelL perfldrtc cin &Gheln
bic 3iigc 9eiocr. NQem Nnidcin
nod Iutten tie aiiiic 0etouiht, ebe
ibr 2eben entiloD. Ser first elmer
raid reQuirirten glmbulon5 fonntc
MIR c~onitotiren, DAB Die jungen Selltc
minoeitcns i2, ober mobrideinlid) 2l
Stunoc1 foot lporen. Die 6loidc,
aus mel6er Tie ben Soo truntcL
tonnte bis iebt bon Der EoIijei nid)t
geiunOen luerocn, ood) Itebt nod) Der
aniidyt heS Goroner5 Elm 0oppeIielbit.
moro iiber icoen 3peifcl ielt.
Ger Snter Der Srnll erflGrtc, olS
er bon Der Srogooie in aenntniB &c.
fest puroe, nit IbrGnen in ben glls
gen: oGoS lit Der Stud 0ca llngebor.
iomS. SIC 9cioen pcrbeirotbeten lid)
gcgcn meincn 8iQcn, id) babe ibnen
meincn Se9en nid)t gegebcn uno Der.
bot ibnen mein Suus. &ie1ei6t bin
ib 5u bart, 81 itren0 0erpeien, ober
MN loBt iid) nidtS mebr Gnoern."
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SdiittelfrOit, Sdmerscn, Malaria,
Sa Grippe mnb idlimmc GrfGItnmacn
fnrirt SnrdJ rSlaneD's Naue Bills"
(andl in fliiIiacr Sorm). Rreis Poe.
Tlcntbalben o%crfanit,
TIouo IY< DODN
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Sdlffstarten upn nu6 mad 9eutIdJ'
lamb.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: 4a.
lite $42,50 unO $44.5O, 8piIdenoed
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 3miidenScd Cir ollie
Saiiagiere) $34. S9eo, s.. 9iener
& &c., 3immer Nr. 3, ia SIt.
2erington Ctr. @elomedIel uno
@eIoienbunaen. (323--)
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1JNhAttAAAtNN . AlAbAAA ~LItbtN
iaden 1 Gent pro 3 ltn5en.
Observation-Disclosures cine GoIiIa1e
iurro ais berlieJclt an9eieDen, tpenn
oieieIbe 70 9er2odt lit. Dab ei,lc
griin6lide Briifung obSe Gddoi.
gilnG Der umbiiautg ooer oeS SIT.
bolts nidt crnIo9Iift miro.
y adl en0ungen.
Bricfe uno BoItfarten tpcroen srci
Den @%Elpfdngern ODER abIcnberr
bon elmer BoTtonItalt our onberen
nad)gei6idt. ipenn Ser @unld alii
benz unlIdlag ousgeoriidt lit. 8oIt.
~lenoutgen Der onOeren &laIIen iuer.
Den MIR oltf 8erlon9er uabgeionot
uno miro oo1ln am 9eltinmunos.
ortc Elm 8uiosporfo BON Ger S5be
ocs Sri0inaIfotes bercdnct peroen.
8mciter 9Goiie (3eitunGen nto
3eitibriftcn) I Gent Iiir 4 l;n5en.
9ritter SIaIie (&iiGer, girfu.
lare) l Gent tllr z ttn5en.
8isrter 4lniie (S8aarell) 1 Gen.
pro un5e.
Canada.
0ieielben Naten uno gcoingrni.
gen, ols in Den Ser. Staten NIT
aitSnobme, Bob eemii6tc 9anF.
mannStpaoren, iueld)e nid)t oils
Bona fioe" Sanoelsmuiter esionot
Weroen, mi. Der 8atetpolt oerianOt
neroen miilien. 9aufmdnniiGe
Sbriften 8u Den geDoDnIihen Ha.
@ini6reibeoebiibr CBoIt . alT.
iflaa) S Gents.
$onoeGspapiere-Todete biz gum
8eiuiGt bon 10 ltn5en 5 Gents:
Bodete iiber 10 lln5en idtper, &c
Gents Cob aei6loiien, o0er rid!(
nit ausnabme bon Wanuicriptcn
NIT beifolgen6en Gorreftlrr= 9oqeft,
ferner aiIe p~erliegelten Solder CIiebt
untenItebeub) 2 Gents pro hinge.
nit ausnobn1e bon 9riefen in 8oft.
Stdtioneit, mo Die BoItiaden nidt
aussetrngen neroeu, 1 Gent pro
unde. Goitfarten, ie 1 Gent.
8tpeiter 8Iaiie.EoItia1en - Sci.
ilneen, biertelidbrlid ooer otter pr
ideinenoc 3eitidriiten. pcIde uiAt
gratis oertbeiIt neroen &os olee.
meine FlIbIifum 6rjnbIt ooiiir mt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 Scr &ote bon
lie 1 Gent fir 4 iln5en coer 3beiie
oapol. wenn nibt Derliegelt.
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.Sam1tag. nnS Sunntaa.GrfurIiuncu

nad 8aiDin9ton $1.25 auf Der
oBennipIuania @a6n." @iIlete linO
fit Die Giidiabrt bis Sonntag
gbenb giilttg. g(le 3iige, Den
Congregational 2imiteo" ouseenom
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
GEN. NILES BOOM.

Boston. Mass, Sept 3-lSpecial.) J
General Nelson A Miles, who has
been on leave Of absence in Europe
took up his duties again today ard
there is unusual interest manifesto !
in the doings Of the Genral at yr4.s-
ent because of the decision # The
Democrats of the state to make h:n
their standard bearer in the guberna-
torial elections 1t is conceded that
he is the strongest man to run against
Gen. Curtis Guild, who will be the
Republican nominee. The leaders
are confident that he will get many
votes in the rural districts and thev
are planning to put campaign use TO
some Of the many moving pictures o;
the general taken at the recent mi
litia camp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
, ADJUSTMENTS.
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A Russian Soy.

Love, hatred, Jealousy and intrigue
as we'll as the spirit Of war. play a
prominent part in the Russo-Ja panese
war drama. "A Russian Spy, which
will be seen for the first time II this
city at the Elks rheater Saturday
September Is. matinee and night. Al
the emotions are brought into play
and this is undoubtedly why Ehe play
has made such great success in
the east and wherever It has been
presented
A Russian Spy is from The pen Of
H. ". Hayes and : founded 1pon
facts which have happened during the
ereat coefic1 n fhe east Il els he
sorry Of young American who fol-
lows Russian physician % Por- Ar
rhur ana New Chvans c avenge me
uartier T hts mort1er and o rescue /
t-furit1II tinswor1an from me hands
q ~ villain n lis search De fBds
oHr Ia ne 9hvsician S Russian
so 3nG IS search axes him righr
ir-c ~ midsT Ct -1e fghring In u
.J4pane%e "a gartien he encounters
ne ia1glTer OF ne governor Of New
chvaag disguised as a Geisha girl He
rescues Ter from the cord OF Siana-
=
IL command OF hEs mistress Later.
Wien he Zero IS confined in her faith
= Castle. Disguised as boy she
f1.4'-s 10 carry he news to the Amer
ieal minister. bur an attack of the
Russians and The burning Of the great
store nonses-a scene which is most
80 j7H5caIIg portrayed on the stage
prevents and the American fails into
~ hands Of the Russians. axHe is
-dseu 70 z Korean temple, where the
Zend4 Vista priests are about to Of
fer him as sacrifice to he<Sun-9ed,
when the ia apanese girl at the head of
! company of soldiers comes TO his
'ascue just as Japanese man-of-war
opens fire on the town.
The arrival of the warship is one
E the finest stage pictures ever seen.
The ship is an exact counterpart of
"a panese cruiser ard is twenty feet
ong. It sails across the stage belch-
ng fire and smoke and is the acme
# stage realism.
The play abounds in thrilling situa-
ions and unexpected climaxes. It
arries a strong heart interest, even
he jealous woman who causes so
much trouble coming in for a part Of
he sympathy. The character of the
'ingalese strangler is one never be-
ore seen on the stage and is drawn
rom a life picture All the scenes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13

as vet. has ben said of her being a
Jewess. Not a word.
The king in keeping with his custom
and character instituted a great feast
in honor of the new queen. upon
whose head he had placed the royal
crown.
Thus ends a thrilling chapter in the
history of one whose experiences
grow richer and richer. finally culmi-
mating in a most glorious triumph.
An incident Of some feature and i'm
portance occurs just here and goes to
record in the chronicles of the kings
court.
Two of the cham berlains, docr-keep-
ers of the king. had plotted TO kill the
king. Mordecai, the queens father.
having a seat at the gate, learned the
particulars of the plot He reported
the same to Esther and she to the
king who promptly investigated and
found it all to be true. They were
Immediately executed. We shall larer
see the importance attaching Itself
TO this deed on the part of fhe queen
and her father
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-13
KANSAS DRAWING LINE.
Neorc Pupils Refused Admission to
a White School.

Kansas City. Sept 11.-Negro pl-
pfls were refused admission TO the
white high school at Kansas City
kas.. and the ward school at Bonner
Springs. kas., ten miles distant, to-
day. In both cases the negroes with.
drew quietly and there was no show
Of d clash.
In Kansas City, Kas., it is said the
negroes will test the case in the
courts. The Kansas legislature last
winter passed an act separating the
races in the Kansas City schools, a
direct result of agitation following
he murder of a white boy by a negro
pupil.
Bonds were voted TO build a school
for the negroes. and pending the erec-
rion OF the structure the board of ed
ucarion planned to have two sessions
daily in white schools, that in the
morning for the white children and
the session in the afternoon for the
negroes. The negroes objected, pre-
ferring to sit with the whites.
At Bonner Springs the school
board arranged separate rooms for
the whites and the negroes, but to
this the negroes objected, protesting
hat they should occupy rooms sim
ultaneously with the white children.
At Bonner Springs the negro children
were accompanied to school by their
parents.