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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12
SQUADRON FEARS
ANOTHER MUT|NY
AND RUSSIAN BATTLESHfPS ARE
DELAYED AT kuSTENJl--oF-
FlCERS AFRAID TO PUT TO
SEA - kNiAz PoTEMkiNE
PRISONERS.

Kustenji, Roumania, July 1.-THE
Russian squadron seems TO be delay
ed here owing to fear that another
mutiny will break out should the yes
sells put to sea. The fact that fifty.
five sailors from the Kniaz Potemkine
who surrendered have been imprison-
ed on board the different vessels Of
the squadron awaiting trial for rebel
lion, has caused intense Indignation
among the crews and as consequence
there are fears Of another mutiny.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE FOR
BARON RosEN's RECEPTION

Oster Bay, N. Y, July 1i,--Senator
Knox OF Pennsylvania Il an over
night guest OF the president at Saga
more Hill. Arrangements are practl-
cally completed FOR presentation TO
the President Thursday nest of Thurs
day. .next'of Baron Rosap, the new Rus
sian ambassador. II Is expected the
exchanges bctyte the president and
the anbassadoSwhen the latter pres.
ems Mis- credentials win be important
aud dSsigniticant ~ Pr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12
PRINCE CHARLES WILLING
ITO TAKE NoRWAy's CROWN

Copenhagen, July lit IS under
stood that Prince Charles Of Denmark.
"a willing to accept the crown of Nor
way II King Christian and the Danish
government consent. Some members
.of the royal family favor. his accept
ance Of The crown bur King Christian
FlX belicved to be opposed to II. No
deci&ion, howeysr, will be given out
before s.his majesty returns, from
Gmhnden, Austria, next week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12
LICK OBSERVATORY SAFE.

San Jose, Cal, July ilr--Today's re-
port from the Lick Observatory on
MounttsIamltcn were more reassur
ing. The forest firesis stlll ten miles
away a change In the wind preventing
the ilames from reaching the noun.
tain. " s4 u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12
FRISCO FIGHT TALK.
Marvin Hart and Mike Schreck May
Meet at Reno.

San Francisco, July 11.-Kid Egan,
who is managing the fight club at Re-
no, New, will likely make an offer
shortly to Mike Schreck and Marvin
Hart for finish fight at the Nevada
arena in September Egan thinks well
of Hart and belves that SchrecS
would give him hard fight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12

MipSk, Russia, July II "A general
strike has been declared In o nght
bettaen CcsShcks and floters today
mans we're wounded. IN tn MI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12

Billy Delaney said today that he had
no idea what either himself or jim
Teffries would do next fall. Delaney
is taking things easy at his home. on
Nineteenth street in Oakland, and did
not even go TO Nevada to see the big
figh..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12

Marvin Hart did not walk away with
such a big wad of coin when he
whipped ROOF, as Housemar Roots
MANAGER ihslsted on the purse being
split and the men fighting clean
breaks Hart was sdfek of <wipn ag
and objected to both, ut Wnally
agreed, so that the match WOULD not
fall through. It's easy 10 fiEure out
waicb maRy was the more confident
going into the ringNs But Hart says
they will never sting him agairf,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12

How do you like that refereeing
gag asked Harry Corbett after Jim
Jeffres had declared Marvin Hart the
winner over Jack Root at Reno. Its
tough work" replied JEFF, but then you
knog | need little training JEFF
lost about ten pounds pulling the big
fellows apart.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12

Did you see the Britt-Nelson ar
ticles? Hard to tell who's right and
WHO'S wrong, but at the same time Mel
son looks to have the huhch on Jimmy,
as one stipulation says thar both men
must be on hand by July i. without
any other engagements, and here's
Jimmy tied up with Kid Sullivan.
Britt says that the Western Club put
that paragraph In after the men had
signed bit Britt Should remember that
II IT was not agreeable he would NOT
have to let 1t stay there
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12

Frsnchmens Fat Much Hrsad. ~
The rrcnchman eats nearly tyics
\ much brssd N nritlshas:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12

frankie Neil will be seen in action
at Colma this month. He is 10 meet q
local lad named Tenny Whom he
should beat, unless Neil has gone back
greatly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12

When John l.. Sullivan was asked
the other day whom he considered Jim
Jeffries' successor, ne replied that
there was no man in sight to take Jim's
place. and as to Marvin Hart, he was
not entitled 10 any consideration for
whipping Root, as the latter is has
been.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12
Jim NIecxFsfss Ntio ~. ssarassa


to night Gus Rubin at Colma, next
month, has lot Of boosters in town.
They say that he Is another Jim Cor
bett, and can punch like Jeffries. RUIZ
lin and his manager, Billy Madden, are
coming to the Coast In week or SO,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-12

Jimmy Britt and Kid Sullivan, who
are to fight in this city on July 21, are
doing light training work, but will get
down TO the real grind this week. Sui
livan is a likely-looking lad land the
sports think pretty we'll of him.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24
MURDER MYSTERY.
Remains of England Citizen Found Badly
 Muti'a or Railroad Track.

Malvern. Nov. 23. The re- mains of R. o. Walker of Eng land, Ark, were found on the Iron Mountain railroad track six miles north of Malvern Wednes- day morning. The body had been dragged fully 500 feet by the tram, this causing a bad con- dition of mutilation. The coro- ner's jury rendered a verdict to the effect that he was supposed to have been killed by a train, but the coroner expresses his personal opinion that the man was murdered and the body afterwards placed upon the track. Bank of England de- posit certificates were found upon his person aggregating $2,575, Walkers brother is cashier of the Bank of England.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24
Haynes After the Pay.

Little Rock, Nov. 23.- Maj.- Gen. w. H. Haynes. command ing the Arkansas State Guard, has gone to Washington. D. C., by order of Gov. Davis, for the purpose of conferring with the war department with reference to the approval of the pay-rolls for the payment of the militia men recently engaged in the quarantine service in the State. There is about SIP, 800 due them, and the money is now in the bank here, but cannot be dis bursed until after the pay-rolls have been approved.
 Gov. Davis has assured Maj. Haynes that upon his return he will see that not only the pay of the men is disbursed, as the war department may order, but that the outstanding accounts, which amount to about the same figure, are paid.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24
Rogers Gaining Votes.

Black Rock, Nov. 23. Atty Gen. Bob Rogers, candidate for governor, spoke here yesterday afternoon to a large and enthus- iastic audience. He was intro duced by Harry Ponder as being one of the truest and most hon. orable men that he had the pleasure of serving with in the legislature. MT. Rogers speech was closely followed by his hear CTS and applauded not only by his many friends, but also by the Jeff, Davis men in the audience. His vindication against the at- tacks of Jeff Davis, who spoke ,here a few weeks ago, made him many votes. The copies of the Cook Rogers note that MT. Davis has flooded the country with are undoubtedly making many votes for Rogers.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

GEO. w. DECKER, President R. M JOHNSON, Cashier
 A. D. BAILEY, Vice Prest. JAS. L. JONES' Asst Cashier THos. J. GRAHAM Ed. F. SHoFFNER J. T. HENDERSON Jos M STATION DR. J. M JONES. T. s. STEPHENS
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24
GETS CHANCE OF VENUE.
Senator Gross Will Be Tried at His Home
 in PenWiIle.

Little Rock, Nov. 23. Prose cutting Attorney Rhoton was mo- tifed last night by Murphy & Lewis, attorneys for Senator A. T. Gross. that they would today ask for a change of venue in the two cases in which Senator Gross is charged with perjury and so- liciting a bribe. These cases are set for trial in the circuit court, and until last evening no definite announcement had been made as to whether they would be tried. Senator Gross declared yester- day that he did not know what course he would pursue.
 MT. Rhoton was notified last night, however, that the court would be asked to grant change of venue, and that the affidavits which are required to support the application were ready to be filed this morning. MT. Rhoton, having had no notice that the case would not be tried, had pro- ceeded with his arrangements, and a number of witnesses were to have left St. Louis last night. He notified them, however, be- fore they left St. Louis that their presence would not be necessary today.
 The cases of Senator Gross will be sent to Perry county, and will probably be placed on the docket for the February term.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24
, IN SOCIETY.
 ANNN~NNN~rN%NN~N
EUCHRE CLUB.

One of the. most original and artistically carried out social events of the season was the progressive euchre given by Mir. and Ms. H. E. Cobb Thursday evening, the occasion being the entertainment of the Euchre Club, this being their initial meeting of the season and which will meet fortnightly during the remainder of the social season.
 Six tables with four players at each were arranged, the score being kept by Mrs. H. E. Cobb and Miss Nell Rhodes. Cut flowers of white chrysanthe- mums and pink roses were ar- ranged tastefully throughout the house, lending beauty and fra grance to the delightful occasion. A course luncheon was nicely served which added further to the evenings enjoyment. The ladies prize was won by Mrs. J. l.. Jones, who was awarded a hand-painted plate. the gentle mans prize being easily carried off by Arthur Fels, his prize be- ing handsome picture.
 The guest list included the fol- lowing gentlemen and their wives: J. L. Jones, E. B. Will mans, B. w. Stainback, Charles G. Henry, Gus Martin, R. M. Johnson, Arthur Fels, Charles H.sWilmans, w. w. McMinn; Misses Nell Rhodes, Noreene fKinman, Mary Bailey, Hester Phillips, Margaret Beattie, Mes SITS. Charles E. Carroll, w. T. Parish, J. L. Bevens, T. D. Kin man.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24
$100 Reward, $10O.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive remedy now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being aconstitutional disease. re- quires a constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative pow CTS that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi- monials. Address
 F. J. CHENEY & Co.,,
 Toledo, o.
 Sold by all druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constination
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24
JONESBORO RAISES FUND.
Town After Location of Presby- terian Synodicai :
 College.

Jonesboro, Nov. g. Last night the Jonesboro Commercial Club held an enthusiastic meet ing, the chief object of which was to take steps to secure the Presbyterian Synodical College that is soon to be erected by the Presbyterian church of the state.
 Rev. MT. Grigsby, pastor of the church at this place, and a member of the committee to To- cate the colleoe, was present and spoke of the school and of the offers that had been received from other towns ain the state. He said that if the proper in- ducement could be offered py Jonesboro he was sure the school could be secured.
 Speeches were made by sev- eral present, and in a few min utes there was $2O,000 in sight for the location of the school. A committee was appointed to sol icit subscriptions for donations, and it is thought that as much as $5O,OOO can be raised. In case that is done the school will no doubt come this way.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24
Go0d Roads Advocates.

Fort Smith, Nov. 23. A meet ing of the executive committee of the Arkansas Good Roads con- vention is being held today with County Judge w. A. Falkner, for the purpose of fixing the time and place of the next meet ing and arranging the program for the same.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24

The greatest of ali newspapers is the Daily Globe-Democrat. of St. Louis. It has no equal or rival in all the west and ought to be in the hands of every reader of any daily paper. It costs, by mail, postage prepaid Daily in- cluding Sunday one year, $6. CO.,; 6 months, $3.00; 3 months, $1.50; Daily without Sunday, one year, $4.OO; 6 months, S2.00; 3 months, S1.O0; Sunday Edition, "a big newspaper Band magazine com bined, AS to 76 pages every Sun- day, one year, S2.00; 6 months, $1.OO. A subscription for the Globe-Democrat at these prices, is the best possible newspaper investment. Send your order today or write for free sample copy to Globe Printing Company, St, Louis, Mo. See advertise ment of the ''twice-a-week" is- sue of the Globe-Democrat else where in this paper.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24

Penn-Wyoming Copper is ad- yancing. Buy now. 73btf
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24
CLOVER CLUB.

Mrs. Charles G. Henry was the hostess to the weekly meet ing of the Clover Club Thur sday afternoon, which proved a de- light to all present.
 The. members present, with invited guests. were Mesdames A. D. Bailey, s. M. Taggart, w. w. McMinn, o. D. Watson, C.. w. Beard, L. Hirsch, Guy Brown and E. L. Maris.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24
THE BANK OF NEWPORT

Solicits the accounts of dapositors who desire the accommodations of a irsl-class, we'll equipped and reliable banking house.
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-24

Don't wait to see cut glass, but come and see a swell line at Mosby's. 78otf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
Sic @nr5cln Der Corruption.

Nn ici1cn 9lrtitcln ilber oic Gorz
ruption in oen Stdotcn mo StootCn
Oca SonocS meiit &incoln Stciien5
iibcr5cugcno nodL ooB Die Noupt.
ifulO gcrooc %oiejeniNcn &olfSi6i1.
ten triift, melde Iid 10 germ ais Die
Nddtcr Der Gbrlihfcit betrohtcn.G3
limo meocr oie EinQcmnn0crten, nod
hic meniQcr bcmittelten Sbcile Der
@ep0lfcrlmg, Die fiir o@roit" in oell
pcridicocncn Sornlen Ocrnntluortlid)
limo, ionOern gcraoe Ser iogcnunnte
loIioe @eidGftSmonn mo Scr 8api.
toliIt. Ger profcilionclIc Eolitifer,
ocn mir oils corrupt tenncn, biIoet
mr. ouS Mert5enA mo mcnn cr lid
toltien l1Bt, crbGlt CT MIR cilen flei.
men Sbeil beS TortbeilS, ocn Oera1il.
Ter, Oh er MN oils Corporation oocr
cin5clncr Menih ollitritt, oaraus
5icbt, ooB cr iid) boS Ncd)t sur llebcr.
tretlrn0 Scr @eiete perihoiit o6er lid)
Dor Stroic fir u%ngeieblidc SonOlun.
gen idiiBt ober aud @cicbe moheu
luBt nit Oercn Siilfe er moere ilber,
portb"iIen fam.
ct, 'cns nciit nod OoB ser Sobrt.
font, uc. olS Wuiter bon Gbrlid)feit
gilt, nIcnloIS 5ogert, Die Stoot ooer
Den Stoot on Sduitc 5u perrotben,
penn er lid ooourd bobe 3oue ouf
leine Waorcn ucrlfoiien fam, II. ooS
Der 8oli'mom INNER bereit lit, fir
Eripilegien 5l bc5oblcn bic inn ei-
gentlid niht 5uiteben. Mui oieie
Weiie miro onS @emiitb oeS &oIfeS
pergiitct. nidt oird Den oiienen9ieb,
ltobl, Der INNER lpiocrlib blcibt uno
lhlieBlid itcts leinen 2obu iinoet.
Die groBc Maiie bes Soltes meib aor
nift, mie @eieB9ebung ipltemotiid)
perihafert lpirb,unb eben borin liegt
Die 8efobr. Die gliifoiiuug, DAP nllr
Gerjeni9c unebrlih lit, weld)er iid
p%erfouit, nid,t abcr Der GGitfer; fin.
Oct immer meitere &erbreit1ing unS
Ser nGhite Sfritt lit natiirIih, baB
Corruption i~lberboitpt nid)t mebr be.
od)tet miro. Simmer ober iinb es Die
ais Die beiten 9iirger geltenoen
Sd)idten, meld)e ans Der art non
Corruption, oeren SGBlidfeit unb
8efGbrlihfeit nit Dem bloBen Iltae
nid)t ST. cntbeden lit, Den groBten
Tortbeil 5iebcn nno baourd sic Of.
IentlId)e Moral pergiiten.
@orgdnge, Die an iif unbeoeutcnb
erltelnenL Iicieru monhmal Die be.
item Suuitrationen. sSn @e,p : Yort
bat Die Tuli5ei Goridriften erIaHen.
ourb meld)e ocrSerfebr an beionoerS
belebten Fuuften aeregelt merben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

InQ. Gte Wobltbat 0icler 9tcuerltrtg
lit 1lacmein o%nerfonnt mo 0ie6llbr'
leltc babcn lid idneQ gcfilgt. Be'
rooe 0iricnige &lniic, Wclhe germ
ais Ignorant ul0 oemultthdtig be-
5eidnet miro, bat Ser Foli5ci gar tet'
! he S6pierigfeiten gcmoht. Nbcr Die
0tiaionGre lebnen ii6 9egen Ole Tor-
id)riften AMI, neil IN Den Stroben, in
oenen tic mobnerL jebt mebr @ngetl
fuhreIt, olS friiber. SSbre Hltbe lit if.
men mc6r rpcrtb, ais Ole W~obliabrt
Der Qnnjen 8cpolferung, uno Tie mer.
Den Die @cridte onrllicn, INN eS Der
Eoli5ci mm69li6 81 MADDEN, ibr gli-
tcs @crf iort5uieben. Sic mollen ltd
Den @cicbcn nidt fiigen, oencn bos
Clement, oas ais cine @efn6r fir
0oS 0cmeinneien bcjeidnct miro,
lid Iofort milig untermorieu bat.
Die 2elte, melfe oer6uftet mer0en,
neil lie lire IutoS nit 0roBcrer olS
Der erlallbten S6neQigfeit oltr6 oie
Strobcn trei6en, ge6oren Scr Webrs
5nbl nod) uricrcn ioQcnonnter beiten
GreiIen on. Sic mer0en nit @clo.
buBen 6eitrnft, Die fir lire @erbGlt,
mile lGdcrli6 limo. Giir5lid) itono
mie0er 10 Elm Mcnid Dor Oem@cridt;
Der Sail lag 70 flor, OnB cine &crltr-
tbetlltng erfolgen mllBtc, II. Der picl=
fade Wtiaion1r 6e5oblte $50. IS por
lein critics @crgeben, 10 bieB eS, uno
Ger IN Gerion onlpeienOe Gi'triftSun.
maIt Itintmtc Dem llrtbcil 5li. Scin
critics &ergeben! Ter Wtom bat Dor
Elm paor Sahren ein ain0 iiberia6ren
uno geto0tet. Gr mllr0e 0onlalS cnt,
laltct, obcr Scr Safer be5 ainoc3 CT.
belt Ip0ter bon elmer Surp cine Gnt.
ld)ooi9rn9 5uqeiproden. &orm c5
mirtlid ols Elm critics II. tolrm itrof,
boreS Gcr9eben betrud)tct mcrocn,
menn elm Mann, Scr ldon cinmol e.
ncn WtenId)en getGOtct bat, micocrum
ooS @e'ct mcgen I6nclcn Tobren3
iibertritt? llnicrcr Nniid)t nod bat
oieicr Menid BOD Gc5eigt bob cr fem
@efiibl fir feline Witmcnidcu uno
feline adtung 8 fir ooS @eieb bcIibt.
Sicr mdrc cine idorie Strofc am
Flote 9etueien. Sic criolgte nidt,
piellcidt neil sic Niftcr iid 6er8er.
go1genbcit OeS MonnCs uidt erin,
ncrten.
60 Ionge mir ms in Sem @lor,6en
luiegen, Die ltnqebiloctcn llno robcr
Glemente beberrid)tcn ms uno ieien
fir Die Oorbonbenc Corruption Der.
antiuortIi6 iper0cn mir nidltS crrci.
den. Grit menn mir 6us llebel ot
scr @ilr5el oniulien mo Sen areiien
5t Scibc acbcn, Ole lid iibcr boS Sc.
leb erbobcn 0ilnfen, mcr6cu mir &c
iormcn oitrhicbcn tonncn, sic bon
Mcrtb nnO 3ater iinO. (yS6(.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31

nm Oie Tolitit Srontreih'S 0eutld).
Inn6 Qcgc1iiber SIT beeinfluiien, al
Iein NOR 1T iih in england 6cnubt
gemoroen, baB man nit oieicn Srci-
bcrCicn fem @liid gebabt bat. 3iem-
lid hclltlid bo6cn 6ic SranSoien it,
rem ocnqlii6en Sreunoen" 81 bcrIte-
ZEN aeac6cn, 6nB man Iid 6urd lire
Sebcreicn in ser Waroffo-N n0eGeqcn-
bcit mo in Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nc
Scr nit 0elttid)luno perfein0cn, nod,
bon Dem @iinbniB nit NuBlonb miro
o6bringen lolicn. Die Tron5oien
0urdli6ollten 0o8 RGnfeipicf, 6o6 sic
cnqIii6c GrcIic oicNoroffofrooe MIR
ais 9eduna bcnubtc, nm Qcgen
9cut'd)loro 81 6Cben; tie crfonntcn
oltd, boB eS nit ser cnqliidcn 6iiGfc
Idledt bcitcIt fem lpcr6c, mcnn Ii6
TronfreidJ in crnltc @crmifcIlmgcn
nit 9cutid)lol6 Gincin trciben IicBe.
2oro 2~ons6olpnc bat oler6inQs, ais
oicic 3pcifcG mo Gorfpiirfc bon
fron5oIii6er Scitc lallt nllrocHb cine
6ritiide Miiiion nod Ie5 %ongCor6-
net, nm sic fron5Gliide Miiiion, 0e-
rem Mrbcitcn nid)t rcdt flcdcn mollen,
5t untcritiibCn. glber sic 2on6oner
yWorning Toit" rednet Sen Sron5os
fen Dor, 6ob iic nit 0ieicr 6iplomoti.
idcn llntcritiiBrnN, genot 6cieben,
menia qciuomcn bu6cn. 9iplomoti=
idc llntcrItiiblng bobe i6liebli6 MIR
@ert6, pcnlt bintcr ibr sic motcrieae
llntcrItiibumg zines @unbesoer6Glt-
mites ftebe. England ober lei Qcgens
mGrtiq gar nidt in ser Gage, Gronf-
reid Gin @iinoniB on3rbietcn, uno
SEN frnrBoiiIhcn StootsmGnncrn
lucrOe Elm ioldc5 @iinoniB nift cin-
mai nnne6mlbor cri6eincn. 0ieSron=
3oicn piinid)ten lid lucgcn ocS bon
sen GnQldn6cru o~c,pG6rtcn Moroffo-
&ort6ciIS nid)t iu cincn bclpofinetcn
Gonilitt cin5uIoiien; Tie betrohtcten
0oS bon Gnglono gemohte Wtoroffo-
@cihcnf cher ol3 Gin 9onoCr = @e-
lhcnt, Nud ser &criltdL 3mietruht
5lpiiben 6ronfrCid) un0 HitBlonO 81
IGen, in6em Die rulliiden Hcltrult-
tGt@ Tcrlebrngcn bon Der en9lil6cn
Yreiie olligcbouiht mrr0cn, hoben in
6ronfreih 10 pcridmupit, ooB Die Ii
berole ogSeitminiter @o5cttc" Sen
6%ron5oicn Die berlibigcnOe 3ltlid)c-
rlnq giebt, oob mcoer Ole britiide
Ncqierlng, nod Die 9roBe W}niie 6CS
Bottles ctluoS nit ben &criltd)en 81
tblm babe, Sronfrcid in Tcrmidelltn-
gen 81 bringcn, o6cr olld) 6runtreid)
BON MllBluno 81 trenncn. Srantreid)
lit bel Der Sod5eit 6c9 0Cutld)cn
&ronprin6cn pcrtretclL oa@ !GBt ld)on
oui before N~e5iebungcn iblieBen, olS
tic Dor cini9cu Modcn bcltohoen.
9ln cine Hoderung n0cr oar SGiung
0eS 3%lucibunOeS bari 6ronfreid) ieBt
ON INSTRUMENTATION 6Clfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
Gnsliide Sreibereien snr Seeinilnl.
tuna Tranfrcidj's.

Tas nlte Ge5ept ser G~n9l1noer,
oaS in ser eriten S0Ifte oes Ietten
Sa~brbunberts 10 CUTE Gienite tbot,
ipirft nidt mebr, mie friiber; ooS
Me3ept bon Ser ueelinoen ariegsge-
fobr," ole iiber europa liegen unb
gnalanb @eIeeenbeit geben ionte iei-
ne @eItpIare unseitort ous3ufiibren.
Die eugIiide Yreiie periudt oas @e.
sept aud jebt nod; 10 in letter 3eit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-31
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