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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
MEANING OF 1NrERKENr1oN.

line circumstance that must impress
American observers of Secretary Taft's
mission is the average Cuban's blissful
ignorance of what Intervention, If the
United States shall decide upon it, ac-
tually means. Cuban ignorance doubt
less arises from their unfamiliarity
with genuine government whose effect
is order, public security, justice and
the supremacy of the law, involving
stern and prompt repression of condi-
tions of outlawry such as exist today
on the island. Their standpoint and
experience are indeed SO utterly diff
ferent from our own that their pres
ent attitude cannot but be incompre-
hensible to our people.
Nothing should be more clear, how
ever. from President Roosevelt's ex-
plicit message to Cuba and from the
nature of the case than that interven-
tion, whatever it's duration or what
ever its ultimate effect on the relations
between the island and the United
States may be, will Immediately and
conclusively stamp out the outbreak
ing and lawless tendencies which are
dominant and which are incompatible
with peaceful living, industry and per-
sonal and property rights. In short,
the moment Intervention is ordered
the full resources of the United States,
civil and military, become dedicated
irrevocably to efficient government
throughout the length and breadth of
Cuba,
Thirty thousand American residents
are now engaged in business in Cuba
and more than 5000, 100000 of Amer
lean, and like amounts of English and
other European capital, are invested
there. Moreover, every legitimate
Cuban interest is likewise vitally de-
pendent upon a sure regime of law
and order. The notion that all these
vast interests and the fate of the
island may depend upon the caprice
and predatory instincts of a horde of
lazy and vicious mongrels led on by
adventurers is one that Intervention
will rudely and instantly collide with.
The jeering remark of the revolution
list as he gazed on our warships in
Havana harbor that "they cannot
come to the tall grass" will not be
repeated after experience with Amer
ican Intervention. The army that
hunted down and wiped out the
Apaches in our western mountains
and the Filipino insurgents in far
eastern Businesses will summarily es-
tablish the fact that the grass does
not grow tall enough in Cuba to hide
and protect horse-stealing, house
burning and crop-destroying cut
throats and vagabonds.
What disorderly Cubans, though
they seem not to know it, are up
against is government in the form of
the real thing, of their own doing If
they are yet able to do it or If not by
American soldiers and sailors who
will certainly prove equal to the job.
And they are destined verify to know,
If not before taking the dose then be-
yond a peradventure afterwards, that
their great and good friend Theodore
Roosevelt means exactly what he has
said to them.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

The scramble for insurance policies
in the big New York companies must
be reaching the crucial point when
both sides are accusing each other of
buying of employees of the other. Some
people are still wondering what 1t is
all about, If the companies intend to
obey the new Insurance law and the
law is adequate to their control and
regulation.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

fuence in shaping the course Of af-
fairs with which that committee deals
during the last decade.
Congressman Hit was a type all too
rare in the public service. as modest
as he was pure in character and eff
ficacious, and such was the respect in
which he was held by his constituents
that his tenure Of ONCE was by com
mon consent and he was left at liberty
to devote himself to the broad and
truly national concerns of the govern
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

In declaring that he does not want
government ownership of railroads
until q majority of the democratic
party favors it Colonel Bryan has
practically. If not literally, abandoned
the idea.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Now that Simon Bolivar Buckner
has declared Bryan more dangerous
than ever" the democratic candidate
for attorney general in Nebraska may
be forced to make public confession
and plea in avoidance for the "error"
Of 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Is He on the Tobogganf

Maine democrats are attributing their de-,
feat to Bryans unwise utterances. and
Ohio democrats have asked the Nebraskan
to keep out of their state until after the
election. Who would have thought
leader received with such wild acclaim
few weeks ago would 80 soon become
hoodoo?
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

After four years in Europe Buffalo
Bill" will start on farewell tour"
OF America next year. Wonder as to
the effect OF foreign travel on the
eborigines should help attract large
crowds.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

1t was scarcely necessary to add
that the man who mistook carbolic
acid for blackberry brandy came from
Kansas. where everything in a black
bottle looks alike.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Those American swindlers in Eu-
rope who pretend to be sons of Amer
lean high financiers must be making
false claims since they failed to get
away with the plunder.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Intervention with Funston at the
head of American troops will probably
mean that Cuban rebels will have ex-
changed King Log for King Stork.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

1t is hardly probable that Great
Britain will again force China to aban-
don Its campaign against the opium
habit, as even British commercial av-
arice is being curbed by a growing
spirit of international morality.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Southern planters could have ex-
pected nothing better than conviction
for peonage when they tried to hold
negro who was with Roosevelt in
Cuba"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
A. HosPe Co., 1913 Douglas ST
II Announcement 1906

We are now displaying a most
Complete line of foreign novelties for
fall and winter wear.
Your early inspection is invited,
as II. will afford an opportunity OF
choosing from large number OF ex-
elusive styles.
We import In Single suit
length" and a suit cannot be dupli-
Gated.
An order placed now may be de-
livered at your convenience.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

When the crisis comes it will prob
ably be remembered that the "Platt
amendment" is part of the constitu-
ton Of cuba-not part OF the Consti-
tuition OF the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

A Kentucky sheriff has been in
dicted for murder because he carried
= campaign against feudists across the
line and killed one Of the fighters.
Both states might gain glory by OBJ
hterattng state lines under such cir
eumstances. 4L
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Professors Ask Too Much.

1nllduelDHld 6tuBtt.
A college professor writes an argument
IN a magazine to show that college pro-
fessors ought to be paid $4,000 year in
stead of about 5000. Why, a crack pitcher
on the American league gets only about
5000 a season.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Because he left s7.7O0 in the strong
box defaulting Kansas banker is
believed TO be insane, but he was
doubtless only striving to maintain
Kansas reputation for freaks.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Chicago claims the largest court
house in the world. but Chicago's
claims are always in the superlative
degree and the building is not COM
pleted.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
silence as n Promoter.

Persistent place hunters will note with
interest the fact that the new paymaster
general of the navy was the only eligible
that didn't hustle for the place; but It is
not likely that they will be wholly con-
vinced that the method will work every
time
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

WHEN OUT OF TOWN.
porarily should have The Bee
mailed TO them. Address will be
changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Limitations to Mimicry

Toledo Blade.
Mr.. Bryan is quite an orator. but he
will never be able to make a noise like one
of this years government crop reports,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

In choosing between duty and chance
of death st. Petersburg policemen
prove true to Russian ideas Of patri-
otism-by resigning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Now that the health of the pope
has been exhausted as a subject. cor
respondents are getting even by kill
ing of his physician.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

II the Union Pacific Railway COM
pany and the Union Pacific Coal COM
pany are really divorced the public
must be paying the alimony.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Frost as a Peacemalser.
ST I.ouis Renublic

W I1ouIs ItVIIu17IIO'
War on the Ice trust in Omaha probably
will soon be settled by a spell of Nebraska
fall weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
National Improvidence.

Baltimore American.
1t is said that half billion dollars worth
Of life insurance was allowed to lapse last
year. This is a sample OF national i'm
providence that deserves the sternest re-
buke.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Compensntions of Nature.

Nature always does things about right.
When she creates a man with weakness
for putting his foot in his mouth, she In,
variably provides him with an adequate
breadth of mouth.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

King Ak-Sar-Ben should place his
order with the weather man early to
insure prompt delivery at the specified
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
STATEMENT or CIRCULATION.

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.
State of Nebraska, Douglas County, SIS:
George b. Tzschuck, treasurer of The
Bee Publishing Company, being duly
sworn, says that the actual number OF
Morning, Evening and Sunday bee printed
during the month Of August. 1905, was as
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

GEORGE B. TZSCHUCK,
Treasurer.
Subscribed IN my presence and sworn
1905. NV ''-
(seaL) NJ. B. HUNGATE,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
The OMAHA SUNDAY BEE

'ouNDBD BY EDWARD RosEwATER.
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Slit $500 nad) 9entI9lan0.

Deutl1 amerifaniide 8eitungen
tuerben i'm a[ten 8aterlanb nit grDs
Bem Snterefie eeleien, neil fie fi1
frei ausipreben unb bdufig ppn briis
ben mebr Neuiafeiten unb Nabri9.
ten bringen, als bic oeutl9en Bel
tungen ielbit. 0ie rsSreie Bre11e fir
9eraS" ift oriiben nberaa, tpobin iie
geianbt uiro, Elm lebr germ geiebener
@ait uno fann fib riibmen, Qner.
tennung uno 8irbieung gu finben,
tDie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns,
fDtpte an Dieienieen, pel6e oas Blatt
an ibre Gerwanbten I6iden, berpor.
3ebt. 8er baber leinen Berpanbten
un0 sSreun0en eine syreube ertpei1en,
ibnen Elm uilltommenes @ei1ent
MAIDEN min, Der beitelle fiir fie Die
n5reie Breiie fir Teras" Das Sn.
tereiie fiir 9eras, tuie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @egenb, NOD Die
Gertpanoten tpDbnen, 1T in Deutlh.
Lamb iebr lebbaft uno es ift unm6gs
li6, in Brtnatbriefen cine 10 griin0s
lide Nuftldrune uno gelbreibuna
oes fremoen 2anoes 81 seben, tpie
oies Die r6reie 8reife" alImDhents
lih tbut. Sir ben geringen Breie
BON So nerienoen mir pDrtofrei anIer
reibbaltiges Wobenblatt auf Elm Sabr
ON iroenb cine Nbreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
Die ssreie YreSfe fir 9eras pnbI.
GDmbatn.
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"A. 6 a pit.L

~. drrp perbrante cine p0ffis
N fhlafIofe Radt. Was blieb
c. ibm nun nod iibrigg 6eina
bate Dor 6it6a ertldrf, er
iperbe iid nidt NIT ibm Thlagen. Da
iornfe ibm alfo feline erprobte Gertigteit
tn piitolenfdieben tpsnis belfsn! Nubs
uRb 5ipedlos tparen feline gutesaielten
Rugeln, ME iein 2eben, oas f6on beute
ein perlcrenes mar.
Geit 6em 9Ooe bes Sntels batte oies
Ooftin nur ben einen sSnbalt ssbobt:
@o6e gu nebmen an sSenem, Der ibm
9IIes geraubt. lln0 aud bieIe tpoIt.
Tim ooS Sdidfol wibgDnnen!
Aber nein, nod ourfte er nidt b.rs
5i&ten. fhon um 5ilods pillen nidt
9dtte Jentr i'm Inn Gte(luna uno Ser.
raSsen, nm alien 2ebensgenub betroeeu
6ilba ourfte ni9t aud nod ibm an,
btimfolIen! Denn fie folets i6m MIDI
gus freier Wabl, fie tpur6e Elm Spfe,
Der brutalen Ma6t oes @eloes. =
go kste fih's 5arrD Iopbiitifd3 au.
rtht, 6dB 9eina TN @runbe ni9ts ali
] Elm Merbreher fst; ia, Gin @erbreGer
Z ber jin nit geraubtem @el6e Elm f9oneI
Ndbhen taHft. Nimmermebr tpiiro
Ct, 6orrb, bas sef9ebsn laITen!
I 4u' Der aiftiae Groll osr gnttduid
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ung, Der in ibtil 5ebrte uno traB, paum1s
ii6 oa9e9en auf, er nubte Mlittel fin
ben, !0tlod Senem gu entreiben.
Gin nelter GntI6luB mar iiber Na9t
in ibm gereift, Elm finfterer, obf6eus
li9er pGnn. @pn feiner M}uter tpubte
er, baB 9ein5 augenblidli9 ouf &ptbz
baufen fpeilte. Sen gepolper in Ser
Safde, fubr 9arrp ibm no9, er fiiblte
fi9 sn @flem fdbis! Gr tpiirbe einen
@treit bonn 3oune bre4en, ipiiroe Sen
MOroer feines Slides nieoerf9ieBen
p6er bod i'm rnter bier Mu9en gum
3tpeifampf aipinsen. Wds fir elm 2lnz
LAB ii9 INNER ersab, irgenb etfpas
gntf4eioenbes muBte gei9eben.
gs NOR Elm berrli9er Sriiblingstag,
als er bon Der 8ahnffdtipn aug fih gu
CUB mad &otbbaufe, be9db. @r tpoblte
Den Sefopeg, Der i'm our6 bie in por=
treffliaftem aulturaulanbe befinoli9e
8eftbung feines gettsrs fiibrte. gtne
bittere gmpfinouns erfaBte i'm ansez
fi9ts ar beg blii6enoen geoeibens
rinssum. Senen1 quou Der eesen iiberz
reid ent9egen-ladenbes @efilbe, frii9
oufgeforiteter Malo nit ieinen faftigen
iunsen Srieben-iiberal frobes Wers
ben uno Wa1Ien, iiberdn Die feudtenbe
Sonne oes Slides: giur fein. 9arrps,
Weg fiibrte bur9 Na9t uno @rauen-
gum Morbe!
@r beba9te ni9t einen 4ueenblid,
oaB fein 8ater alIes berna9ldiitst
batte, oaB es leotgli9 OnfeI 9einri9s
8eroienft mar, tpenn beute aus Der
MIf ftenei bon oamdls neues, reides 2ez
ben auffproBte. Rur INNER uno inns
mer iDieber oas Cine fab er. ,tpis Sener
Jpn um fein angeftammtes, um iein fei@
liees Ge6t betrogen hatte. Nun lsu1z
tete aus Dem biibf9en MalbesgrIn bas
Sa9 BON peters 6auie ouf. peter
felbft, oas puBte 9arrp, befanb ii9 In
Der 9auptitaot; er bate ii9 beute friib
nod berfi9ert. OaB i6m Der unaus itebz
li6e, bummi9laue gefelle bier ni6t in
ben Mea freten lpiirbe.
lSsortlesuna rpIat.}
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Nm oaS Ynblttual.

Die ~5reie Breiie fir 9eras4 uiro
an iiber $50 80ftpffieen perianot, unb
bat eine gruRe gerbreitung in Der
Radbar. @epublit Werito. i'm Snbia.
ners9errit0rium uno Oklahoma.
Sbr girtulatiDns-G -Gebiet in geras
erftredt fib nOn @alneiton bis binauf
aab Deniion, uDm duBeriten Often
biS nah 81 asaio i'm fernen 8eiten;
es idlieBt ielbftueritdnblid nit be.
iunhers sablreihen 2eiern bas oibt=
befieoelte Wittels9eras anb ben Siio.
ueiten elm. Gud in Merito bot Iie
eIne aro6e Berbreituna.
3tuei 8eiieabe ltno beitdnoie,
iabrein. iabraus i'm Sntere{5e oes
SlotteS unterueas uno fiibren benz
ielben i'm 8erein nit unleren rilbri.
gen 2otal Geeuten fsrtmabreno
neue 2eier au.
SH Gnbetraht oieier Ebatiahen III
Die D5reie Breife". tuu es fi1 oarusu
bauoelt, Die oeutfde 8eo6lteruua au
erreihea, Sas bette anseiae Wse,
Siitm ut Staate 1eras-
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the "FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to 450 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico. in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavellng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration OF these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER Texas"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas. when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon.
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Elm TEXAS WUHDER,

Cine tleine 5laihe npn 5eIss Banoer.
6aG's sroBer gntbrdune, beilt oGe 0ies
rens unb Bfaienleioen, eutfernt Stetne,
beilt Diabetes, GusRuB, ibruabe 8iiden,
Rbeumatismus un6 ale llnre9elmaBigs
teiten Der Nleren unb ber 9lafe bei BET.
ben 5eiblehtern, ebenio 8laiealeiben
BEL sfinoern. Benn guer GsDtbeter es
ntdt perfauft, tbnnt SIR es sesen Gin.
ienouna bon $l.00 erbalten. Cine fleine
5laihe rei6t fir a,uet Wonate unb bers
fehlt ielten Seiluns. 0r. 6. B. SalI,
aGleini9er Sabrifant, g. .. Bog 629. ct.
2Duis. geo. 9aBt gub 8eusnife fhiden.
Bum 8ertauf bel nllrn 8ruaoiften.
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2aaieaiiher arifsnrlane,,.

Gin Griieursei9dft, oas besiisli4
fstnet hpsieniihen Ginri9tunsen als
muftersiltis beoet9net tperoen ,nub,
eriitirt laut elmer Mittbeiluns Der
.9bgienffhen Runof6au" in Miin,
den.
Die 9iiriten in Dem 2absn fino 10
gearbeitet. oab bic 9orften in einen
MetaGtbetf aus Mluminium etnseIebt
finb. Der aug Der 9olafaFuns berauss
senommen iperben fann. Gie laiIen
fi9 in fr0menbem MaHeroampf obne
G9doieuna iteriliiiren. 9lud5 bte
Rdmme bisFes Gef9Gfts ftno aus Qlus
minimum gefertist; fie lperoen I'm
Dampf fteriliiirt, laTen fi9 aber audi
ebenfogut foaen. NGe fhneioenben
rSnftrumente iperoen in Npttertn ges
legt, lafen fid aber sbeniogut hurb
Nbreiben NIT Seifenfpiritus iteriliYi,
rem. Sas @infeifen erfolgt NIT iteri4
liiirten pinieln. bic obns gs2 gcfaB!
itnb. gs ptrS eine pnlberf5rmiae
Setfe benubt, Die in psrf9!oFsnsa Gj!d.
fern itebt. iino bon Ser fir jeosn Sun
ben oas nOtbise Quantum entaommen
nitro. Qbseipafden miro nur nit duss
setpdten 2einpanoldppGen, gep.5srt
NIT runben Wattebduf6Aen, Die NIT
elmer 9ol55ange gefabt iperben. Ser
bietten unb 9anbtii9er tperoen nur
etnmal benubt. 0ie GriiirmGntel fom>
men ME nit ber Sout in 8eriibrung,
bd Elm aus Serpiettenpapier beite1ens
Der Rrasen, Der umseIegt miro, oies
berbtnbert. Niel bSber ols In onberen
@d4dften finb bte preifs ni9t.
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gd,ledate Vcftberbtusuna.

IN je6em 9erbHe fper6en bier5ulan6s
bers9tigte Rlassn iiber fpdtss Gintrefs
fsn Der poitfahen bon europa lant.
Die llrfa4e fir ben ueb.litanb lisgt
oarin. oab Die Dompfsrlini.n I'm Mtns
terhalbiabre etnsn anbersn Gabrplan
einhalten, als I'm Gommtr. Seuer fnl
nun, mad Der Qusfase bon Rem Dortst
poftbeamtsn. Die SabrplGn. berart elm
seri@tet. bob ale atpsi MDden einmal
dtutiden Der Qntunft Der etnen unb
benz gtntreffen Der nG9Fsn .uropdts
f4sn poft bier uno i'm Jale, baB ber
Oampfer nit Der lsbteren pof {ib nod
Derfpdtst, fosor flint Saage berftrsi9en
tDnnen.
es bstbt. bab fi9 Die assieruna in
Wafbington. .. G., in's Mittel leasa
nno bte cine ooer bie onbere Sntffsae,
fenf4oft .riu4sn pirb, HIRE betreffens
ben Oampfer bon europa Inn einen
ober stpsi Gage friibsr abfobrsn su
lafeu.
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Sic &otbbanien.
Npmati aus Der Mfarf bon
So. 6. MDIIer.
fSortiebuna.)

aber 4arrD fpielte ben 8etruntenen,
serfudte ben Sdein gu tpeden, als lei
aiptfden 9ilba uno ibm tpirflid ettpas
DorsefalIen.
.Wtr fino ia Susenbsefpielen," ndz
feltt er; .Du fnllteit 9iloa biefes plaue
btrftiinb9en s0nnen. bepor Die aufses
s1nansenen 8anoe elmer perbabten @be
ihr bergleihen unm0sli9 mahen."
4 ~ gtph immer beberrfdte fib 9etn3.
sd babe Dtr f9on neulib seiast,
fubr er fort. rbaB 9ifoa ni9t seaipun@
gen tuoroen TT. Sd sebe Dir nod eins
ssanol mein Mort barauf unb ipsroe iie
siunmebr ielbit bitten, Dir oas gu err
tISren."
4u9 oas blieb bollfommenein
ios auf 9arrp.
Us .Mas Shr Beioe mir er3dblt. peroe
! i9 ntemaIs sIauben. antportete er uns
pezfHGnt. n@ie Iiebt mid, fie TIT eben
beriauft iporben!A
Gilbo. Die NIT fteieenoer Nnsit Der
Gntnidlung biefer @aene gefoIgt mar,
hat nun 5pif9en bic Beioen, erbob
flebeno Die 5dnbe uno bat 9arrp. gu
seben.
,M9 pas!" anttportete biefer brue
tai; .ipiele ni9t oiefe aomSOie4 =
4arrp bate fie borber niemols .Ou"
seaannt - mid pirit Du nidt bumm
MAIDEN"
Nun brauite 9eina ernpDrt auf: ,Su
fpIIteit Did f1Gmen, Did 0ffentIt9 70
% betrosen, Du perunsliulpfft bic 1ni=
form. Du perbienit etnfd1 hinoussez
ipprfen au tperben."< "<
vDas tpirft Ou biiben," briilIte Sc
:nsr iest. uno Elm ii9tIi9er Sriumpb
sblibtt iiber fein peraerrtes @etibt.
Sn Oiefem Nusenbtid idIus 9ein3'
Stimmtng I'M.
.Du ipouteit alio @tanbal besin>
1len91 fagte er iebt In rubieem, iiber=
Iesenem sDne. %, id bur9fdaue
Define 4biidt! Nun, 70 LAB Dir oenn
berjf1ern: i9 tperbe mid nt9t nit Dir
f&taeen. Sd benfe ni1t oaran,
meintn Batter TN @rabe at frGnfen.
sd babe nidt ben minoeiten @runb,
Amih bem erften beften Raufbolo gu
iftlIen. Sobe Did aus. ME Ou tpinit
im iperbe BON Deiner griitena ni9t
= ,nebr Notia nebnen."
9sl6a 6riidte inn nit tpormer Danfs
basfeit bic 6anb. Sic batten fi6 in
Aefem Musenblid inniser oenn je ses
funben.
StoIa nabm iie 9eins' Mrm unb
f4tttt NIT taltberddtlihem Bid ON
Darn boriiber.
Sn maBlofer Mutb ftampfte, 5arrp
.. Rotbbdufen NIT oem Gube auf ballte
be Sduiie. fniri9te NIT ben 3Gbnen-
&c mar sef9laeen.
8 Mas blieb ibm nun nod abrigg Gr
latte bod anitdn6is banbeln. nidi
iaDr0en pollen! llno ooh, Die GriItena
1lefss Menf9en mar ibm unsrtrGsli9
ltebermannt BON feinem iinnlofen 3orn
{ ffiir3te Ct ibn einise Ghrttte na4 uni
rounte ibnl balblaut in Die Sbren;
,Gie ipir6 niemals Die Define, if
i&m0rs es Dir!@ 9eina audte Bios bi.
49{eln uno f6ritt peiter.
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umitral.S .Sapam.s simie.

9ie friiher inter oem glamen Neu
9uinea 3peiglinie ooer Rei9spoft.
oampFer 3loeigfinie Sponep gotps
bama befanrtte- 2inie bss Nor6oeuts
f9en 2lobo fii6rt iebt ben Namen
9luitralzS zSapdn=2inis. 9lu9 int Sabrs
blan biefer Qinie firo 5spet tpihtigs
Neuerun9sn borgenpmmen tporben:
Der gnopunft Der 2inie tpiro tiinftia
ni9t mebr Yotobana, ionbern &obe
letn. ipos 5lr Solge baben piro, bab
bic BON 9uftralten, ben Sublssinieln
unb 9onsfong mad Sapan Heilen6en
Uofobama raider erret9en merben,
ipdbreno Die Don Sapan Mbfabrenben
ibre gfetie oaourd abtiiraen t0nnen,
bdb fte ftdtt In gptobama in aobe baa
S4iff beft.igen. Tie WnloufbGfen Der
Qtnte finb bon nun an Der Rei6e mad
fofgenoe: Sponeb, 9erbertsbSbe, Mas
tupi uno Simpionbafen, Griebrids
Wifbefmsbafen, 9onstons, Ootobdma,
Robe. uno auf Der gtiidreife: Robe,
Moii. 9ongfone, 5rieori9 eWilbeImss
hafen u. T. IN. sSn Sponep bat bic
2inie @ni9luB an bic auftralifde. In
9onsfong an Die oitaiiatif9e Hei9ss
poftbampferz2tnie bes Norb6eutI den
2lobo. @us Der lleberii9t Der 2lns
Iaufbdfen lit aud nod eins fpsiters
Neueruns su erfeben, infofern als bon
iebt an SimpfOnbafen regelmdbis on.
selaufen iperben fon. Ser giorob.uts
f9e 2lopb bat In oisI.m 5erbertsbDbs
bena9barten Sofen bur9 Mnlase bon
pterbduten unb 2aseri1uppen eins
Gsntrdle fir bas Neu<@uineas s@ebiei
ssf9affen, mo- Der sanse 9ertebr mt
ben umlissenoen Snfelnsruppen gu.
fammenlaufen ipiro. Den 2otalber'
febr BON Simpfonbafen nah ben be.
nodbarten Snfelgruppsn beforsen BIZ
atpei Donpfer bss gtorbbeutider
2lobo rSumatra" unb n2anseoos."
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SIN mosermes @unser.

Wirffih tuunoerbar mar bic @ie'
oerberftelung oer Wira. WolIte 6pli
uon bier. iGhreibt s. .. 81. cooper.
Boooforo. 9enn., iie mar our1 6u.
iten uno Gusmutf 70 beruntereetoms
men. oaB man iie aufgab. Nuf mei'
nfn 8ot nabm iie Or. Sings Neue
gntoedung, Die 0eilung trat elm uno
heute lit iie cine geiunoe 6rau. Ga,
rantie gegen 6uiten uno grtGitun'
gen. so Gents uno ST.. Bu babeu
bel Nbolpb DreiB uno s. 8artepe,
uno Sobn.
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% Galf, cement. Saao, Bad.
iteine, feuerfeite Steine unb gbua.
Tbeer uno GspbaItpapier, 9abpappe.
Tbeer unb G8pbalt, Del. 9erpentin,
5arben, @las &c. &c. itets norrdtbia
BET 5. 6. 3telmann, BOG Oits
GDmmercesStraBe. &ieoriee 8reiIe,
quite gSaare Iumte quite unb reeIle
8eoienune Weroen 'aarnntirt. -
Telenhpn 40.
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D IL 10 ftbarts Gbief.
! a ts. eins Gareausgleuu. purbe
TN porissn Sabre in 2onoOn Bel elmer
Tuition NIT $4,000 sritanSen. Der
aonorme preis miro freilid oaour6
gsrsatf.rtist, Dab ii9 auf Der Rads
leits oes 8lattes oas bon 6ans Sols
b 6sin Dem Siing.ren msift.rboft g.malfe
gortrdt Der 9sraosin bon Norfolt Sc,