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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

BILE houses in England. In 1894 Sir
Philip left his beautiful wife and went
to India, refusing to give any explana-
ton for his conduct. She bore her
desertion in silence. making efforts to
secure her husbands return. At length
the British courts issued a decree di-
recting him to return and live with his
wife or show by means of a suit
brought by him that he was justified
In abandoning her. The decree was
ordered published in India, but the
missing husband and father has never
responded to its summons.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
Very Low Rates to Denv
Colorado.

On account of the Frateun
Order of Eagles meeting at De
yer, Col, on August 10 to 10, tt
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad wi
sell tickets on August II and L
good returning to August %, 100
inclusive. On deposit of tick
with Joint Agent and payment
fee of fifty cents, extension of IN
tIrn limit may be obtained I
September %, 1905.
Call on B. & o. r. r. Tick
Agents for full details.
July q At.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
Patriarchs Militants and Sow
ereign Grand Lodge.

Excursion tickets will be sold
from points within a radius of 30
miles of Philadelphia at rate of
one fare plus 80 cents for the
ronnd trip; and from points 30 to
100 miles from Philadelphia the
rate will be one fare plus S1.OO
for the round trip.
Tickets on sale September 16,
II and Is. good returning to Sep
TENDER %, inclusive.
From points more than 100 miles
from Philadelphia the rate will be
one fare plus S1.00 for the round
trip. Tickets on sale September
10, 16 and II, good returning to
September "a, inclusive, except
that upon payment of S1.00 to
Joint Agent, extension of return
limit may be obtained to October
8, 1905.
Get full details from Tic k e t
Agents. july 2I-9t.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Popular Seashore Excur-
SiOnS.

Atlantic City, Cape May,
Ocean City, Sea Isle City, N. j.,
Ocean City. Nd. and Rehoboth
Beach, Delaware, Thursdays,
June %. July 6 and 20, August
3, II, and 81 at the following
very low rates, from Frederick,
only $3.50 round trip tickets
good in Pullman cars when ac-
companied by regular Pullman
ticket.
All tickets good returning Is
days. including date of sale.
Stop overs allowed on return
trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington.
Ask Baltimore and Ohio Ticket
gents for pamphlet giving de-
tailed information.
t. aug. 81.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
Baltimore and Ohio Railroo,
Popular Excursions to Ma.
CARA Falls.

CARA Falls.
Only S11.O5 round trim f..
Frederick, June 30. July Ia an5
%. August 4 and Is, SeptemT%uD u
l and 10, 1905. 'e'
Excursion tickets will be sol,
on above dates for any tr9,o
making connection with Train NJ
504, leaving Washington zoo =
NJ, Baltimore, Camden Station
$50 A. NJ, arriving at Niaga,.
Falls at 11.00 2. NJ.
From points west of Mt Ain.
and Washington junction. ticke,l
will be sold for any train on day.
previous to above dates.
Tickets valid for return to,
(1O) days, including date of saIs
on all regular trains excen,
"Black Diamond Express,u N
Lehigh Valley Railroad. y
Holders of Niagara Falls tjckot,
have the privilege of MAKING \
delightful side trip from Niaga,a
Falls to Toronto and retnrn
going and returning same da1
for $1.25 Except for excursion NJ
September ~ and on returs
journey can make the charminrI
side trip from Rochester to TbOT
sand Islands and return for S. II
Stop-Overs permitted on retnm
trip at Buffalo, Rochester June
tion flor Rochcster,) Geneva
Watkins Glen, Glen SUNNI
Springs and Mauch Chunk.
These popular excursions arr
run through the most beautihl
section of the east, giving day.
light views of the beautiful Sus
quehannah River, the LehigI
and Wyoming Valleys.
Call on Baltimore and Ohm
ticket agents for pamphlet giv.
ing full information.
t. sep. Is.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
A vaEuabIe Ear of Corn.

The grand champion single ear Of
corn won more than 5000 In premiums
at the Iowa corn judging contest and
was sold for S11 to a Chicago COM
mission man, who will have the corn
planted. This remarkable ear of corn
was grown by Mr.. Ross of Fremont
county, Ia.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
THE ROsPIGLIOSl CASE.
Decision of the Pope and It's Efface-
ment of a WOman's Hopes.


ment of a WOman's Hopes.
The recent decision of Pope Plus y.
in the case of the Princess Rospigliosi
dashes to the ground the hopes of a
proud and beautiful woman and leaves
her in position where her marriage
cannot be recognized by the church in
which she was reared and in which she
wished to possess a good standing She
was formerly Miss Marie Jennings
Reid of New Orleans, granddaughter
of Captain Samuel Chester Reid, who
commanded the American privateer
General Armstrong in the famous en-
gagement with a British fleet in 1912.
As a girl Miss Reid was much adj
mired in Washington, where she lived
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
AN UNFORTUNATE MATCH.
Troubles of Lady Grey-EgertOn. Who
Was Miss May CuyIer.

troubles OF Lazy Grey-ESertOn. VINO
Was Miss May CuyIer.
Lady Grey-Egerton, whose domestic
troubles have aroused sympathy for
her in England, was formerly Miss
May Cuyler of New York, daughter of
the late Major J. Wayne Cuyler, U. S.
A., and a descendant of General MAD
Anthony" Wayne She was consid-
cred one of the most beautiful of the
bellies of American society when in
1898 she married Sir Philip Henry
Brian Grey-Egerton, head of one of
the most ancient and distinguished no.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

A spoonful of water added before
beating an egg increases the amount
of froth; a pinch of salt hastens its
coming
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
Puzzle to You and to Me.
Written for the CITIZEN. !

| have had so many inquire,
from housekeepers asking me if
was ever annoyed by the soiled
spots that are sometimes found
on the beautiful freshly laundried
clothes. 1t seems to have puzzled
YOU and me said a little house
wife to me a few days ago and il
had worried me considerably but
at last found out the cause. 1t
seems to have puzzled the {on
young housewives L nc I at do
of the problem was that the
basket had been left Settlnhiling,
dust and was soiled and thinever
ly laundTied clothing Ger the
contact with the dust a what
To remedy this you mu | get
the clothes basket, cloth "
aud clothes lines as we'll e.
weeks, then keep it i'll
place. Prepare a clean N civil
OF rain water and pearlp con
scrub every part of it clof the
nice, and wipe dry and ! The
rlean You will nevar fl bpher's
sOiled spots upon your e 80 t ge
you will adopt this . ro ,n
Such was my experience. kindly
tainly does not pay one thing to
lovely white shirt waist cceeds,
from wash with a soiled pge of
wear it-and the wash women dc
not always keep their clothes
basket clean so it is well to speak
TO them aud ask them to wash
theirs occasionally
S. Ii. II.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

Subscribe for the CITIZEN, the
leading Democratic journal of
Western Maryland.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28

Several parties are camping
near Braddock Heights.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-07-28
of cnnnectino trains and fnrtherI
nearest
George
Senger
t atiOn.


Hnd the
rests of
|izatiOn,
'Hagers
starts
l)erS. i
. g. Gil
man Ii.
" NJ
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-01
Roosevelt Delighted Over Joyful
News.

Oyster Bay, Aug. 3o.-Presiden,
Roosevelt received the news Of the
agreement in his library at Sycamore
Hill today. He was engaged at the
very moment on some matters re-
garding the peace negotiations. In
timation of the agreement came to
him from the Associated Press i'll
the form of a bulletin announcing
that the envoys had agreed on all
points which hitherto had been the
subject of differences.
While the president had been
hopeful that such an agreement would
be reached. he was surprised that
it had come today He expressed
20 his family his qualification that
a peaceful solution of differences had
been reached He excused himself.
however. from making any statement.
formal in its nature.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-01
Enthusiastic Bird Architect.
London Express.

London Express.
The process Of the building OF a
birds nest is always interesting, and
the most wonderful of all nests, those
OF the weaver birds. can always be
seen in the making by any one VINO
will buy few males Of the African
red billed weaver, which cost about
half a crown each. This is little
bird much like a small hen sparrow.
with a bright red bill and decked in
the breeding season with a pink cap
and breast and a black mask. He is
an enthusiastic architect and in
France is always sold as travailleur.
the worker. Even in the cage he
will weave any fibrous material in
and out of the wires till they are
covered, and in an aviary he will con-
struct beautiful round nests with the
greatest enthusiasm. pausing occa-
sionally to swear at fellow craftsmen
who presume to criticize his efforts
or cast larcenous eye on his mate
rials.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-01

ment for the cost of war: ave demand
ed it. and | have not consented
The Japanese wanted the Chinese
Eastern railway south Of Harbin. but
I gave them only the railroad in
possession of their troops south OF
Chautafu The Japanese wanted the
Island of Sakhaln and | refused it.
agreeing. however. at the last mo-
ment to cede the southern half and
then only because | was commanded
by my sovereign to yield and obeyed
Not only do we not pay so much as
kopeck, But we obtain half of SAX
halin, now in their possession"
''At this mornings meeting, l pre-
sented my written proposition, which
was the Russian ultimatum. 1t was
accepted by the Japanese. l was
amazed Until I was in the confer
ence room I did not think what would
happen. l could not anticipate such
great and happy issue.
1T was a psychological crisis.
had made up my mind not to strike
out letter OF the ultimatum. I SUBJ
mitted. So far as I was concerned
it was ended. But I could not tell
how it would work on the Japanese
mind. 1t was complete victory i"r
us'
"At the afternoons session." A-.
Witte continued, 'all the delegates
will participate. Now that general
lines of peace have been agreed upon,
details will have to be considered
and discussed by competent pc"-
sons who have accompanied tie
plenipotentiaries Although these
are questions of detail. they include
matters Of great importance. Chief
among them is the armistice, which
Baron Komura and myself have al
ready proposed to Our emperors.
will come up immediately"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-01
TWICE A WEEK. 81 SO YEAR

Vile before Special Referee McCul-
lough, when a number of local au-
thorities on the North Carolina
product under the celebrated label
had mean things to say about the IL
quor placed with the dispensaries by
the Richland Distilling company.
United States District Attorney Ca
pers is representing the Columbia
concern, while McNeal & Mattress Of
Washington are conducting Somers
& company's side OF the case.-Green-
vile News
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-01
The Doctors Clothes.

" 'Scuse me, lady," said the tramp
to Hiawatha woman, "but jist
called to ask if the doctor had any
old clothes he'd let me have. You
see I'm kind O. bad off fer all kind OF
clothes, an I'd be much obleeged
for anything the doctor would let
me have. an | amt particular as to
the fit"
The woman smiled and made reply:
II am the doctor"
"Sufferin' Cornelius" calculated the
tramp, as he made beeline for the
gate.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-01
Saluda County News.

The little city Of Saluda is on a
boom. Houses and stores are being
erected and new people are constant
ly moving in. At this time, there is
not house to be obtained in Saluda.
The graded school will commence
in September. Prof. w. F. Black as
principal. The children OF Saluda
need not leave home to be educated.
Rev. ]. L. Buck has resigned his
charge OF Corinth and St. Marks
churches. No one has been called as
yet to take his place.
All the male population have gone
to court this week. They all thought
they were jurors or witnesses.
Mr.. Lever has already ginned sev-
eral bales Of cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Wise Wis
tied their old home in the Corinth
section and attended protracted
meeting. last week. Mr.. Wise is
doing a flourishing stock business in
Saluda When any one wants a good
horse or mule at a fair price he goes
to Uncle George.
A little boy recently remarked
when he was told to put on his
other jacket, that it was lucky that
| we have Sundays else he wouldn't
have any other jacket.
Mr.. Fed Kempson is reported to
be sick.
Miss Edith Willis, Of Saluda. is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Les
ter
Mr.. jerks Ruff is out with his
mower. The corn and cotton crops
Will be short in this section and grass
will be the chief product Farmers
are already making arrangements for
hands another year. There will be
many changes.
Protracted meeting this week at
Hickory Grove With this will end
the meetings, as this is the only one
that has not had its annual series of
meetings. Visiting and picnics are
about over and every one seems to
have taken up the burdens OF life
again and are gathering the fleecy
staple.
When the dispensary question isset-
tied by those who have the right, see
that a better problem is found. Be
sure it is the dispensary you are op-
posing. Be sure that no open bar
rooms will take its place-look and
think. before the question is settled.
Some think the tigers can see better,
than those who are paid to watch
them.
Glad the editor had such a pleas
ant trip.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-01

The stores were all closed yester-
dav afternoon from quarrer to four
until six o'clock in respect to the
memory of Mr.. McCrary whose fun
eral took place at five o'clock.
C.. F. Beecher has sold out his bar
ber shop under the Crotwell hotel
10 F. f. Hargrove who has been with
T. H. Hair
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-01

A mans ideal woman is always
married to some other fellow.
After all there is a lot of satisfac-
ton in not monkeying with buzz
saw.
Time may be money, but doing
time in jail isn't q renunerative oc-
cupation.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14
3 ebauptet 9uIotg ) u
ein.

@raporbsbiIIe, IL. au9uf.
Na1bem er bor bret Woden angebli4
fli9tis %setuurben mar uno slei&seitig
entbsdt purbe, bab In Der Darlington
Bant $1,000 feblten, uurbe 0arrp
Saas, Der bis6erise Bu9fibrer Der ge-
,anntsn 8ant, seFern bier eingelies
fert. Ct bate fi9 in Granitbale, Mla..
aufesbaltsn. BORT bate ct i'm borigen
Spmmer 8 Monate sugebra&t unb NOR
benz @ebatteur %. g.. Gilmore Be-
tannt, auf befen an3eige bin er isbt in
Saft eenommert tpurbe. Gr tuartete
bic Nusfeluns bon Iuslieferungspa'
pisrsn ni9t ab. iOnbern fOl9te f%reipil=
Zig ieinsm 6di9er.
Or bsbauptst, BON ben 5eblenben
IS, 900 ni9ts gu tpiRen unb ni4ts Boz
NIT au tbun au baben. Sein Batter
ffelts 8hrgi9aft i'm 8etrage bon ST.
600 fur bes Sobnes fpdteres gri4einsn
gum pro3eb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14
&ible Mufnabme
Timbem bic Grfldrntgea bes 6eutiden &aiie rS
gegeniiber ben SOlen beim j3ertrrln.
Sas Sarleben beuhter Sanfen an ben Sultan bon Wfaroffo. 5urdtbar
lInweter in Mfinel. S~eufdlanb. - Senesuelas &riegsriiunsen.

reiien, UNI Die @ren3e fsfisulegen anb
bamit Der @isbsrbulung bsrartissr un=
liebiamer 3wii9enfdue m6sli9ft Dor.
~3ubeussn.
O dbruRgu nter ben fa4fis
den Bergarbeitern.
Sresben, 13. Nug. Wie bon
bier beri4tet uirb. finb bic 8ersleute
i'm 96nisrsi4 Saaisn b69f insufrie.
ben nit ibrer berssitigen Gage unb ben
2Obnberbdltnihsn. Sbre Jhbrer boz
ben auf ben g.. September sinen Dele.
sirtsntag nod Oelsnis i'm @oietlanoe
einberufen unb an bic R%ssisrun9. 10.
ME bas 8ergamt in Greiber9 @ins
labun9sn srlahen. f4 en- ben Der.
banblungen au bstbetlissn.
Otto=Seinri9s=8 au n
@ear r.
SeibeIbsr9, Is. Musuf. =
@rObs 9ufresuns bat bic Na9ridt
beroOrserufen. bab fa bic Gafabe bss
8 ttO=Seinrids.8a UNI brsi Cent?
meter ssisntt 5at. Der nambafts Srss.
bsnsr Nr9itsft paul @aaott, Der gr-
bauer bss bsuti9sn &si9stagspalais,
lit ais Sa9bsrfdnbigsr t~slsgrapbif9
berufsn porosn.
Der @eb. Obsrbauratb gegsrt in
Seibslber9 bate Dor ni9t gar LANCER
3eit auf 8runo nsuersr untsriu9un=
gen erfldrt, bab Der Otto=6 einri9 .8au
ourd uni4tbare aonftruttionen auf
Der Rtdiei.e Der Jafaoe ftr unabieb.
bare 3eit erbalten tuerben tonne. (Ssr
Otto.6 einrids=Yau 1556-1559 er.
baui, nit brsi Stodmsrfsn unb rel.
dem Stulptursni1mud, DEFENDERS on
Dem id6nsn portal, III elm Meifsrittid
Der beutf9sn R%snaifancs.)
ameritanif9s WtIIionen-
erb d t.
Wiesbaben, Is. Muguf. Sim
Saunus III finfunbspau3ig armes So
milien cine grbi9aft bon angsblih is9-
zig Miaionen Wart su9efalsn, bic Elm
in san Jraucisco seRorbsnsr 8er=
tuanbtsr Iamsns SIgsr bintsrlisb.
prof. @iIbeIm Onden I.
8isbsr, Is. Nue. Der beosu.
tsnoe @ei9i9tsfOrf8sr prOf. Wilbelm
Ondsn al Der bisfgsu llaiDsrftdt III
I'm 9Itsr bon 81 Sabrsn gsftorbsn.
(am 19. DECEMBER 1888 In 9sibsl-
berg %9sborsn, bsiu9ts er bic llnibrftd=
ten Seioslberg, g6ttingen uno Berlin,
babilitirte fi9 1862 als pribatoo3sni
Der pbiluIO9is uno @ei9i9ts gu 9si.
oslbsrs, tparo 1866 auBsrorbsntli9s,
profshor oaislbt unb 1870 orbentli9s,
pruf,fur Der @ei9i@ts on Der Timber.
ftdt @isBen. Ssiner frudtbarsn Sc.
Der %entfammte cine &eibe beoeutenoe,
ESTABLISHMENTS, barunter: ,Ntben unh
Sslas", .Staot, SdloB unb 6O9'
i9ule 9sioelbers", ySeferrsi9 une
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14

prsuben i'm 8sfrsiungsiriegs", nSas
3sitalter 6riebrids oss 8rOben" uno
vTeusrs @sfdi9ts biz gum 3sitaIter ess
Raiiers @iltelm l y
gbren g ct II o u
M o n.
8erIin, Is. Mug. Die bisfge
amsritaniits Rolonis siebt oemnd4ft
Dem f9sioenbsn @snsraItoniul Waion,
untsr 8stbsilisung bon ameriianii9e n
9oniuln in Seuti4lano, Elm Ibi9isbss
ban:stt. Ser amsritanii9e Soti4af-
ter Sotpsr tpirb auf Dem 8antett ben
gOrfb fhbren, unb Der Y@meritanii4e
@sperbs= unb 6anbsls=9 etein" uirb
benz @ensraltonit II Elm gbren9ei9ent
tibsrrei9en.
Die Ieibi9sn &uffens
g m m lun9en."
8erItn, Is. Mug. Na9 lan=
gem Din uno Ser Bot bic preuBii4s
&sgisrun9 fia in benz Sample gegen
bic v2uhen=S ammlunsen" als befegt
ertldrt uno Der 3riumpb Der So3ia'
lifen tennt teine @ren3sn.
Die &otben haben ndmIi9 i'm 2aufe
oes lsbten Sabres gang beoeutenoe
Summen fir bic ruffi&en Seierteure
uno bsrsn 6amilisn gsiammelt. Sas
@elo finoet aber Gratau ieinen Weg
ms beiliss ruffide &si9. Dab .bes
3aren &sgierung gesen oisie geipes
rue9uns protsiirts unb preuBii4s,ieits
sinsn &iegsl Dpr bieis Sbiir iO3ialifi'
i4er 8d9fsnlisbe sruartete. 1T lett
Wonaisn Ofsnss Staatsesbsimnib.
Gutter SnfOrmatiOn sufOlse NOR bic
preubii4e &sgierung bereit, gdterden
ben 9efaqen gu tbun, aber bas bumme
@siss Iieb bies ni9t 3u. unb nun
wirb in allen offBislsn Sldttsrn
prOtlamirt, vbaB bic bsuti9e &sgie'
runs Der ruifi9sn f9on ldnsf flor
gema&t bat, fe bsfss tein Wittel, I'm
iOl&e eammlunssn gu perbinbern. "
Die 86lnii9e 3situns fast bin3u:
Die 5orberuns, bieie Sammler gu
beifrafsu. 1T leiater seftsqt als re4tlit
bssrinbst. Omar uiro ss sutsn pa-
triotsn ni9t iauer tusrosn, bisis
sammlunsen als feinoli9e 9anbIun=
gen 9e9en einen bsfreunssten Staat 3u
4aratteriiren, aber y8orausieBuna
Bel bieiem strufparasrapben III, oab in
benz anbsren State benz osutider
&ei9e Tie @s9enisitisteit perbtir9t if."
unb biss i9sint nun bod ni6t Der Jal
su iein.
Jriebe i'm d&fif9=tbarin
9if4en Streifeebiet
nae.
2eip3is, Is. Nug. Nus @lau
9au, einem Der @sntren bes groBen
6drbereiarbeiter=S treites tpiro QeHtel=
bet. baB bic 3uii9sn I~r5sitssbsrn uni
Nrbsitnebmern i'm @angs bsfinbli9sr
l1ntsrbanblungsn ben Grisosn snblid
nabe brin9en. Die Jibrer Der Strsi'
ter tuolen ieBt bic 8ori9ldgs be,
untsruebmer ibren 2sutsn our Din
nabme e%mpfebIen. Ssne gOri4ldg'
fino betanntli9 oas grgsbnib elm
gebsnber @erbanolungsn oes Wsbsrei
u~srbanbes uno Der Characterization
8eibe 9erbdnbe finb au elmer einbeit
Ii4en &essluns Der 2Obnpsrbdltnih,
fur ben ssiammten id9fi9.tbtrinsi
i9en Snbufriebe3irf erb6tis unb ba5er
gewihe 2obnerb6bunsen auseftanoen
bic t~ueni9fens einen She'll Der 5or
berun9en Der Mrbeiteri9aft bsden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-14
Seutihlanb.
Der 3atier unb bic
ppIen.

bes 2aiiers In poisn febt nod INNER
i'm 0orbererunb bss algemsinen Snte-
relies. @s tpirb na9trd9li4 bstannt,
baB Der 9aiisr, als sr f9 gum Gbef
beg Sdasrs& ssiments go. l ernannte,
bor Der 9oIsnsr @arniion cine Mn-
fpra6e belt, bsrsn Iusfibrungen auf
ben elsiGsn 8on sefimmt pare1, ME
Die fdon m~itsetbeiltsn &ebsn in
8nsien.
Der 9aiier bsmerfte, Der gmpfang
bur9 bic ssiummis SsOblterung babe
i'm tiberssust, baB er es nit lopalen
l1ntertbansn gu tbun babe. gngeF4ts
Der @sriu9e, 3wietra4t suii4en ben
gtreern bsutidsr unb pOlnif4er Nas
~tiunalitdt sa idsn. iet es isin ernfer
unb unsridhttsrli9er Wiae. an Der
Ofmartsn=p olitit feft3ubalten.
Sie @sntramsblditsr 6ebanoeln bic
&eben bes 4aiIsrs duBsrf fibl. Sie
poInii9en 3situnser tusrfen benz 2aiier
Dor, baB sr trOb ieiner angebliten
2isbs fur bic pOlsn fi9 ni&t bic 3eit
unb Mhbs senommen babe, ben from
ten grsbii9of bon Stablstpsti auf iei.
mem 2anbfib In 8oHnn bel 3r6be1 su
beiuasn.
Sas 9arle6en an ben
6 sultan BON W arnffp.
Berlin, Is. Guguf. Die tisu'
erli9en Barrier ge9auptunsen anldB-
lid beg bsrsits ssmslbtsn Sarlebens
bon so, 500, 900 isitsns gsrlinsr gans
Tiers on ben Sultan bpn Marotto 6a=
ben bier cine pifi3i6ie gntsegnung ge=
funbsn. @s miro srtldrt, bic beuti9e
&eeierung babe nit ben pripatabma-
1unaen beg SuItans bon Marotto
ni9ts gu t6un. Sas Inleibs'@ rran9es
ment nit beuti9sn 6irmen lei als cine
refine Yripatia9s 3u betra9tsn. Die
transaction iei bsrsits eingsleitet ges
ueien, ebe bas Warotfo : abtommsn
bonn 8. Suli suii9sn benz Winiiterprd.
Roenten 2oubier uno benz beuti9en
8otf9aftsr in paris. 5arftsn RabOlin,
perfect puros. Seit iener .3eit babe
f9 9euti9lanb, feinem gsripre4sn
semdB, isslider gseinflufung gu Gum
Hen bon beuti9sn Bspsrbern I'M ma.
rottnnif9e @onceiionsn ent6alten.
Ob bisis Oif3i6is gsrfAerung ben
in paris s~sduberteu unwilsn Bee
i6mi9tissn mirb, bleibt %ab3umarten.
26nis 6 bwarb's bepor=
fe6enbe &eie.
Berlin, Is. Nu9uf. Nmtlit
lit iibsr cine sbentueQe ge9e9nung bee
Raiiers @il5elm nit Dem 26nig go-
tuarb nod INNER ni4ts Ndbsrss Be.
tannt.
Cine Wisner Mslbune beia9t, 96niQ
gbparb tpsrbe ben 2aiier Jran3 So
iep9 stpa am Is. Nueuf In Si4l Be.
iu9en. 8etanntli9 bs9iebt f9 be,
96nis nd9fsns our 3ur mad Warisn'
bno.
5ur9tbare u ntuetter
ddben.
Tranfurt a. d., IL. au9.
6ur9tbare uupetter unb 5ageli9auel
babsn bic grnts in &~bsinbefsn, 8aberl.
gliab biz mad Jran36Fi4.2 Ot6ringer
bsrni9tst. Die @sgenb BON Seban If
DEFENDERS Id per gsiddoigt tuorbsn.
Die tslssrapbiias Wer5inouns mi
StraBburg ifi unterbrO9en. Der Babn
bof in appenmeier, gaoen, if in elmer
Srtmmsrbaufsn b~srtuanoelt tporoen,
Rannitaftsn bonn Baoii9sn piOnisr
Battalion go. IA in 2sbl purbsn OIL
einsn orinssnoen 9iilferuf bin In einen
grtrasua abssianbt.
9amerurt=3 10 | GENIAL
norIduig beigeIegt.
Berlin, Is. aa9ut. Ser ga
merun.3 wii9enfaa, Der 3uiammentOi
elmer Abibeilune Der bsuti9sn S9uB
truppe urtsr benz Sanptmann S9suns
mann nit Fnegalsfi9 = fran3off8ei
eoloaten an Der @ren3e bon 9amerui
uno benz fran36fi9en S&ubgsbist II
borldufis bura bic gntlafung Der boz
ben 9eutIhen Qefanaet qeipnlmenel