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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13

own hand for having once imprisoned
the chief for day. Several treaties
were no sooner made than they We're
violated, usually through Osceola's in
fluence.
The war continued year after year
many troops perishing in the swamps
either from poisonous insect and snake
bites or from fevers. In October, 1887.
Osceola. with several of his chiefs, ap'
peared in the camp of General Jesup,
who at that time was in chief com
mand in Florida. Although the Indians
carried a flag of truce Jesup ordered
them seized Osceola was sent to
Charleston. where he was confined in
Fort Moultrie He died in little more
than year Jesdp was severely crttl'
cized for violating the flag of truce,
but he explained Osceola's treachery,
declaring that it was the only way tc
end the war.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
INDIANS IN FLORIDA
Seminole Red Men Have Nation
of Their Own.
Natives Vino Refused to Go West 70
Years Ago Are Virtually lndepend-
ent and Recognize No Law
But Their Own.

Tampa. Fla.-Within the boundaries
OF the United States exists an indie
pendent nation that recognizes no de.
partment OF our government and has
its own rulers, laws, customs and Ian.
guage. The United States is as much
foreign country TO it as England or
France. This nation, numbering
about five hundred persons, is confined
TO the Everglades in the most southern
part OF Florida 1t is all that remains
intact of the Seminole Indians, formerly
one OF the most powerful tribes, numer'
ically in North America. The nation
as at present organized, is compare
lively recent, but as a relic OF the past,
1t dates back to the pre-Cclumbian
period.
Just seventy years ago peace
agreement was declared which ended
a seven years was between the Semi
noles and the United States govern
ment. The Seminole tribe was made
up of two bands of Creeks who with.
drew from the main body in 1850 ano
moved to Florida, where they were
joined by remnants of tribes that had
come in contact with the Spaniards,
They were hostile to the white settlers,
and caused the Americans a great deal
of trouble during the Revolutionary
war. They affiliated with the Span
iards in 1898, and again showed theii
enmity to the United States in the
War of 1872. A few years later the
Seminoles, together with large mum.
Der of runaway negroes, began ma
king raids and massacres throughout
the frontier settlements of Georgia
and Alabama In little less than
year they were completely subdued by
Gen. Andrew Jackson.
The Indians signed a treaty in 1929
in which they agreed TO give up nearly
all of their Florida land for a certain
consideration. Some, however, object
ed to these conditions and were al.
lowed to remain, with the understand.
ing that they We're to live peaceably
and surrender all fugitive slaves.
This was unsatisfactory to the Geor.
gians. who demanded that the Indians
be removed by force. An attempt &c
do this in 1885 precipitated the second
Seminole war, which lasted seven
years and which is said to have been
the bloodiest Indian war in American
history.
Under the leadership of Osceola,
who combined both cunning and hero
ism, the Indians were remarkably sue
cessful. In one of the massacres Gen
Thomson was avenged by Osceola's
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13

OF as being of green hue, was named
from its original color, reddish
brown. The word is really the plural
OF bay and the color is that of the
horse which is known as bay" A
form of the word is common in many
tongues.
Damask, quite obviously. is derived
from Damascus.
Silk and serges are both derived
from the Latin Sores. meaning the Chi
nese. These fabrics were first i'm
ported from that portion of Asia which
is now southern China.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
Best Books for Children.

Eugene Field, asked for the best
ten books for young people under six
teen years of age, is said to have
given this list: Pilgrims Progress"
Robinson Crusoe," Andersen's Fairy
Tales, Grimm's Fairy Tales, Scottish
Chiefs" BLACK Beauty" The Ara
bian Nights Swiss Family Robin
son." Little Lord Fauntleroy," Tom
Browns School Days" for boys, or for
girls, Little Women"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
Eortx.pay Faster Dies.

Lynn. Mass.-Edward Hanlon, forty.
eight years old, is dead at the home OF
his son, Robert Hanlon, after fasting
40 days, Outing which time nothing
passed his lips but water. When taken
Ill he weighed 23O pounds and he felt
that the only way of securing perma-
nent cure was by reducing his weight.
He succeeded in taking off 100 pounds.
but the effort was fatal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
HOW CLOTHS WERE NAMED
silk and sergss Are Both Derived
From the Latin Sores, Meaning
the Chinese.

Muslin named from Mosul, a city on
the banks of the Tigris; Cambria
from Cambria, a town Of France.
GAUGE is probably derived from GAIA
in Syria, although some authorities
hold TO the Hindu "gazi." meaning thin
cloth.
3aize, which is commonly thought
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13

Instead of liquid antiseptics, tablets
and peroxide, for toilet and medicinal
uses, many people prefer Paxtine,
which is cheaper and better. At drug.
gists, 25c box or sent postpaid on re-
ceipt of price by The Paxton Toilet
Co, Boston, Mass.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
In Gay New York.

Are you policeman"
yes"
Then stick around, and get another
copper If you can. There's going to
be a murder pulled off here shortly,
and We'll want you to keep the crowd
back"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
His Weanon.

Did you see where an escaping ma
MAC somewhere struck down his pur-
suer with cake of soap?"
Then l suppose he made a clean
getaway"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13

manufacture the fabric employed in
the making of summer garments.
Calico got its name from Calicut, a
town in India, once celebrated for its
cotton cloth.-New York Sun.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
noes YOUR HEAD aCHEq

Try Hicks CAPUDINE. It's liquid-pleas
,hlt to take-effects immediate-good to prevent
Sick Headaches and Nervous Headaches also
Your money back il not satisfied. l0c., 25c. and
sOs. at medicine stores.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
Irrigation in Australia.

Australia is irrigating more than
two million acres of grazing lands
with artesian wells.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13

Mrs Wnsiow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces infiamma.
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie, 25c a bottle
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13

.' q" n % 2 - 20 % =
HAVE often wished
that l could bring
those six men to-
gether, and yet on
the face of it. the
wish is impossible
OF fulhllment. They
are scattered to the
corners Of the earth.
Some | have heard
from through round
about channels, but
most have passed be-
yond my ken All
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
THESE SIX LETTERS !
From New England Won1en
Prove that Lydia E. Pinkhana's Vegetable Com
no'rd Does Restore the Health of Ailing Women

Boston, MaI passing through the Change Oh le and
for weeks) and could get nots
from h taxing lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Co
forn on Tuesday the following Saturday morning the
orrhages pped have taken them regularly ever ~ anu al" sea
gaining. =. :, 4-onrad as 7 wac st,, n
VOW Conond Tablets faithful trial. and they will nd reLit
1EoRsE JUDY sO2 Fifth Street, South Boston, Mass
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
Letter from Mrs. Julia King, Phoenix, RI

Phoenix IL worked steady in the mill from the time was y
old until married and think tat caused my bad M
back and sometimes lie in bed for two or three
was not able my housework -, ,,.oa x.o ., -.
Lydia Vegetable Compound has nelPed me wonderfully
clad do ANYTHING within my power recommend your medicine
JULIA KING Box Phoenix Ri
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
Letter from Miss Grace Dodds, Bethlehem, NH.

For 30 years Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy forte
male ills. No one sick with WOmans ailments
does Justice to herself who will not try this Ia
NOUS medicine, made from roots and herbs, 1t
has restored SO many suffering women to health.
EazMEEcS Write to LYDIA Z. PINKHAM NEDlCINECOs
@FgxsS (CONFIDENTIAI9 LYNN, MASS, for advice.
Your letter will be opened, read and answered
by a woman and held in strict confidence.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
I etter from Mrs. Eta Donovan, WiIlimantc, Cor

suffered untold
Irregularities dizziness and nervous
impossible to walk up stairs "ou' stopping on Tie
way wasa all down in every way
tried three each told something different
The
said it anything nothing would restore
Lydia E. Pnkhans
see what it do taking bottles OF the
you advised am restored 70 my -N
ETA DONOVAN 762 Main Street. Willinantic, Conn.,
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81 aiier 9ebt mad Ser 9 hwsi ).
Nern. Shlpeii. %. Nua.
@emntIidics BON ruliiidIen Giiems
baDuen.

Sn einem ruFiftltu @Iotte er31bIi
Elm Reiienoer: Sb mollte aui BEN
Pettrsbur9tr 9obnboi nit elmer chen
9elOiien 6ohrt0rte noh 3o'tom nm
Don ben @ubniei9 betreten. Der
9tamte. Der bic 1dbrtdrten ourhs
Ioat, perpebrte es mir ieooh nit Der
9emtrtun9 odB nod fein @loten-
3eiden eriol0t Tei. gu qlcichcr 3eit
Iieb er ieooh 'iiuf anoere perIoncn
pafiieren. WIS it ibn Inn cine Gr-
tIdrung ieines @er6oltens erIudte,
faGte er: n0as 1T Bic Gorfhrift -
periOnen nit 9ubHiteiQtarten oiirfcn
Dor osm Glottn3eiaen bnaus." -
allno ih mil meinsr 6a6rtorts, bic
mid 80 Hubel qetoItet bat, mus
purtsn2" n&ou'cn sic Fb ooc1
oua cine 9abnitsigturts." Sb lpanote
mid an ben 8enbarmen uno an ben
Stotions0oriteber unO erfubr, bag
Der geomts i'm Re6t lpor. limo
oonn fnnfts ih MIR sg asssacr So
Ghi6el 6ubrtorts nod cine gabnfeiq=
tnrte uno ourfte nun moebinbert ben
8obniteig bstreten
lleber Elm nnoeres 8abnturipTum
beridtet Der ..SInet"; Stebt oa elm
QOit3ug Der SiibpTtbabnen ouf elmer
Station Ihpn eine Qan7t Stunbe.
GiqentIidh IoIlte er nur 10 Minuten
@ufentbdlt boben. Gie QaiIaaiere
iinb in erpber 9lufregunQ uno froQen
nad ben @runne oes IanQen 9(uF=
sntbalts. .Gie ndhFe Stotion oibt
teins antpOrt". beiBt ts. Der bisnit-
tuenoe Beanie ihldit. unb ioir t0ns
nen ibn BON bier aus niht meden;
foIqli6 i0nuen mir ouh BEN qua
niht o6laFen. Ter 3ua muB obcr
ihIicblich bpa tpeiter Qc6en. uno nan
peridIlt, I'm bo8 7u ,rreihen. auf
tin b0bIt oeinIa6t5 g}ittel. 9eIe
phoniih pirh Der ndAItc Strcdens
marter ongerufen uno Iiir 80 Slope
len bsipp9sn. emf elmer Gore 3ur
'flafenoen Gtation ait fabrcn uno
ben 6errn Gtationso soorTteber al mct=
len. Gbenio eirfah w;e prafiiid,
henn ber 3uq tpnnte mad elmer meites
rem bal6en Stunoe mirflic3 d68e,
een -.
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@isrOniiin.

- @ie6er siumnl iperben Die bers
eini9ieH Gbicngper StWei5eruereine,
rule beretts Dor pier Sabren. nobfens
IN tO1pOre nn6 Hew @larus pile
germ, UNI ooielblt Elm edles ibwei5eris
ines TOIfsieit dbJubalteu. @Gn5 ylew
iSlarus riIltet lid eiiris gum @mpiang
uno lnterbnltung Der @dite Tie
oortlgen @eIhditsleute haben elm @os
mite gebloet. um Die Bdite IN Gmpiana
gu nebmen unb gebubreuo su bepirtben.
8as Shlueiierfelt wir6 am 81. &u9uii
nno / September itattiinoea.
On oas g8isconiiuu @eteronens
beim 81 3 eiferion idlug eiu 8db
EN-. Der Suuoete unO 9roBen Sdaoen
anrihtete Die elettriihe Ttabteltnng
IN Der Sterilization branate total aus
Ter 3obres.ouurut Der gsiscouiin
~ tniens @r0wers vs. iiocias
+ 0 II wuroe Om UiOutag WRorgen in
z bot tUnnG in @sgenmart pon eiwa
- GeIegateu erofiust, Ter 6nuptreos
ner oes GroHnung8tages mar 1roi ".
lSeBsI BON Der Cornell llniueriit1t.
lie Benmteu oes @eebanoes limb:
Broi;bsni. w q. 6ber,em aus Cha.
iUano; YBsprdfosut. gr. 6. 3. Burns
aus StanIeD, Ssfrear uno 5baes
meliter 6enrp i 5teepa aus Jiics
qafe.
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Qenruie mmo Gppierelt.

%tiiNi ObDf ~ sJ.1 50. Guy
9lni6lieBeno an Senator 9Senroie' 3
9lnsiagen ror bem beireiienben Senntss
fpmtte iiber Die pon oieIem nu9eIilbrteH
9ampa9nebeitrd9e Der Stanooro Oil
SO. i'm Sabre 1904 uerIanst 8ooleoelt
8enrele's glasitpbuns ans Oem Senai
duI @runo eben oieier glusineen. Der
@rprdiibent erflGrt. ouB er bies in lei'
mem Shreiben an Senator Glapp. ben
YOriibenoeH oes SenatstomiteS. ans
fibre. @r ftiibt iih oarauf oaB Tens
rOle por ocR Sonite aus9elngt. er babe
ielnerSeit, II, Sabre 1904, 2lrhbcIo
9eratben, e8 lei belier, Wenn Die Stan.
barb Oil Gr. ben Speiten 8eitra9, UNI
ben Iie pom republitaniihen fntlOunls
fomlte an9e9nn9en Doroen, 9ebe. UNI
etwaiqe SdmierigteitGn, Ole ibr bon
9epifer Selte berellet meroen tDunten,
Su uermeloen. 6OOepelt fiuoet bier
cine HaralleIe nit benz gislp Norter lSos
li5eiitdnooI. iHoem perbllimt Der &ieiels
lbaft S6ub pon ielten Der 9te9ierung
gegen einen @'elobettras iiir Die aam>
pagnetaiie angebolen poroeu Jet. uuo
oieS qenii8e Die 2lueitoBung Senator
EenrOies.5 gu redtiertI9en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-08-30
Safer ySilbeim mnpdklih.
@aiieI. 6eiiensNaiian. q. 2lu0

SaiieI, Seiien>gialinu, a. Aug.
&aiier @ilbeIm's Grtaltung lit uidt
ernlter 9iatur, ipie nmtilh betannt aes
eeben ipuroe. Se. Maleltdt bat teln
6ieber, Ieibet leooh unter einem ibmerS'
baiten Ytusfelrbeumatismus uuo mar
leit Samita9 ans Bett gefeiieIt. IA
beute 8efierun9 einsetreten 1T. piro
Der Hntient tpabribeinli6 nah eiuigen
9aeen bergeiteat iein.
9ie auf ben q. 9lusult bel Msries
burg an9eieste Taraoe zines slrmees
corps lit abseia9t tporbsn. 9ie
9roBe 6erbitparnoe Der @droe finoet
am 2. Septsulber in 8erlin itatt.
mornui Die Sa,iermnn6uer ioIgen; es
1T je6od nidt uusge dIoEen. oaB
Der 9niier 6enielben Md beipobuen
fam.
SoieL 6eiien99iaiau, rs. 9Ius.
aaiier @iIbelm. Der felt Iestem Jreis
tag inIplee elmer @rfdltun9, Die nit
einem idmerSbniten Rbeumatismusan,
Iall Der Salsmusteln oerbunoen mar,
auf ShloB @ilbsImsbobe bel Saiiel.
6eIien 9{aIian, oa8 Sstt biitste. mar
am 9ienstag 10 neit bsrseltsat, 6oB er
ii6 erbeben Surfte. 3roboem babeu
bic 9lerSte empiobIsn. iib pdbrsno 6ss
gs9snwdrtigsn ihledtsn @stters moss
lidits ShOnune ouiSuIe9eu, I'M ben
Beiu6 Der itpeiisrliden 0tdn6oer Bu
erm0glihen. SdmtIihe oiiisieQen 8ers
anitaItun9en fur oieie Rohe iiuo pore
Iauiis ob9einst, un6 Is 1T nod nitt
beitimmt oh Der Saiier Der ibIihsn
6erbitparnos Der @arnlionen pon Ser'
lin uno 8ots6dm anpobnen mtro.
Tie ifmeiierii6e Resuyunq 1t 6urh
Die oeuiihe @sinnoihaii IL Bfru tee
nahrittj9t poroer, onB ser @:iah oss
Najiers bet Den M}anopern sfuelie,nnit
isi, oaB sr le6ph tommsn msroe. usnu
es isine 6eiuuobstt ir9suo srlaub1n
ioate. &le ubrigens betanni qsoe5en
wuroe. miro sdiier 0lbslm in 8sglets
tuns isiner @emablin am Jreitrg mad
4otsoam ebiabren.
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@erbre fDcn ans eiferiud,t,
c dicoou a., 29. qua

qtNuAut NAu., -. Auy.
5rl. 2lunie 9'aiifllou % Sabre alt.
wGroe Niiltwoh 2lbeno unter Der glns
tla9e oes tbdtlihen 2lu8rlifs nit Scr
Abiitt I'll tDoten oerboi1t. nahoem ije
oem Stuoenten Scr 4}eoi1in an Der
lIu;perlitdt Gbicn0o @trdhnm MiIHn1
ma6er, Saure ms @eii1l 9sIbuttet
bate.
Gas Wtdohen erjahIte Der Yuliiei.
Wtilienmdter babe lie mggen eines Wtdo>
den aus Sbebopsau gSis., uerlniieu.
nahSem iie lbm @elo iur lein 5tuoum
uuo Ods Seripreden 0eJsSen bate. ibu
gu belraten. W4ilienmater @elibt uno
Nu9en luuroen Derbrannt.
Gin g8n hniinuiger.
Ifn einem fletneren 6otel an Der
pddi9aH Qlpeuue uerurdbte am Wous
tdgAbeno elm unbetannter 5remoer
eine Eanit. Der in Der gObbp eridbian.
einen 6euolper berU0riol uno antllns
oi9te. er perbe jeoeu nieoeritieBen
3undbIi ieHerte Der lugeniheinllb
9eiitesgsitorte Mann oral S6uIe nab
Dem 0oteIcIert nb. bic dber nldt trnisn.
Ndbreuo er aus benz RepoIuer 6ss
0lerts fiin' S6Glis IN ben 3eib erkielt
uns mobl taum nit benz Ssben oopsns
tCumen nlro.
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Grfnrittnng BON Sabraopr.
9}eiu g)orf, 27. 9lua.

gleiu DUtt, ~. Nu9'
6erbert 8. 8riogman bat elm 9ele.
eramm BON 0enrp O, 8rDdnt, Yr0lis
bent Der @eograpbiiden geieuiddlt
BON Tbilaoelpbin, betnnnt ge9eben,
relAes Die erltsn Na6rihten BON 6rn.
8rpnnts 6oridunssrelie nnd 8 br as
or entbdlt. 0err Brpant lit am q.
SUM- BON Nem Yort unO an -. 9uIi
opn ct. glu9uitine, 2abrnoor, abgeiabs
rem, nm 9beiIe Der 6nlbnieI su eriOrs
iben, bic bis oabin pon teinsm @eiBen
betreten iuuroen; er 1T am Snmitag
nnd Ct glusuitine Suriidaetebrt.
Ger miftiglte @rfolg Der Grpeoition
lit Die @rforihune oes 2auls oes ct.
9lu9uitine upn Der Guelle bis CUR Ntus
ouns, cine 4iitdnj uon 142 NieiIsn.
Die eriori6s @essno ipa lid] niht CUR
9anopirtbi6oit eisneu. Gle pollitdn'
biss 3urdouertrg oes iiioDitIt6en
3beiIss Der 9aIbinieI 1T nldt seIun'
QeTl
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@ertaanng oes Gougreiies.
@oihinaton. 3. s.. ~:

@albington, 3. g.. 27. glua.
Nah ben manni9fo6en 3lHerer5(n
uno Der am Snmltns besOnnensn 5is
buItiertattit, Die Die Sisuns nod aul
&Ohen nusSuOsbnen brObte, ihIpB bet
@on9reB om WtOntas 5rleOen nno bes
enoete Die stueite Selion beS 90. &Ons
srelies. Die SbluBiisuns wuros our6
Sarmpnie getenn5ei6net, unb Der ga
6Ollettelhe glntrog, meIder ouf etne
9liinoIite 3urhiilbrun9 Der in Der
9enroiel6en 5eioIution uerIon9ten llns
teriu6uns Der aampa9nebeitrd9e
Orinst. beseenete teiner CppoIitlon nno
muroe obne 9ebatte du9> npmmen.
3le SenotOren Chamberlain, Wtar'
tin, Smdnion uno @ulberlou 9aten,
nddoem lie ener9ild fir Die 3Oblung
aller 9lnlprilhe mebrerer Staaten eins
9etreten waren, tuelde in Der aagenels
nen Nahtroes &epilIigunssoorIage
entbalten luayen, nah uno erlaubten 10
Dem Sennt. lih Der 5Oroerung oes
9auies u bsu9eu uno oieie YOlten uon
Der %orInse Su ltreidben. IS pnroe
ibnen alleroin9s ais @e9enleiltung oas
&erlpreden gemaht, onB lbre 6Oroe'
runo I'M ndfIteu @inter nnterltilbt
iperoen Ion, ipenu Die 9lnipride mieoer
CUR 3nbluns our6seoriidt weroen lol'
len
@leidseittg nit oieien SthdtsanIprd'
den, bic suInmmeu 100000 betra9en,
muroe ein @rtrasWOHats9ebalt filr bic
&pn9reBnn9eltelten ubgelebnt, oas pom
Senat oerlnn9t, pom Saus 1eoo6 bes
fdmpit muroe. @s muroe nod I'M lees
ten Wioment Elm 8erIuh gemaht, elmer
biesbe5iisliheu SpeSlalnntra9 onrbSus
oriiden. oo6 pereitelie oas 9aus ben
8erIuh
9rGiioent 3lit uuterSeibnete Die olls
9emeine gtahtraes 8epluigungspprs
lnee um 4:l0 uno mabte 6nourh Die
glnsSablun9 oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in 0Ube pon $1.S000000 m0glih, pels
der uer ibieoene mihtige Holten enthdIt,
10 S15O,000 fir Die nd6ltdbri9e CSets
ipsburg. 5eier, s350,00O fur ben 3Oas
olenlt 4. q.
SIM Sendt uaren nur menl9e Wtits
9lieoer onlueleno. etenlo i'm }lbgeOrones
tenbaus, uno mare in einem Ser beloen
Sduier oes &on9reiie8 Die 6rage nnd)
Dem Quorum geitsllt poroen 10 mare
pbne ,3meiiel bic SituatiOn uon Der
IeBtsn gSpbe luieoer bn9emeien. Sm
6aus wuroen nm leBten -dJe nur iue'
ni9e @eiddIte erleoigt.
9auter gIppIdus brad ios, ais Spres
der Glart Die Serta9ung i'm San9 ans
tunoigte, Der Senat ea9e9en nabm Die
gleihe 2lntiinoisung pon Senator @aI'
Ilnser, Der ben &Oriis iiibrte. nit mebr
g9uroe nuI. Der 9OnsreB pertagte
iih nm 4 80 fine Die. aur5 uor Der
@ertusuns ersriff Spreder 9Iarf I'M
glbseOronetsnbaus oos g8Ort III elmer
furssn 9teoe. in Der ct leiuer Yartet
gSeibrnuh miomete.
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sa- Setriesen Fim fOrhudbrcuO,

3mei gin9e be,rjsgtn iit emi9.
namIlh 6r1bhtisit unb 6dmorrbol6fn,
2lber ButIen's Qrn,tcs >abe uertrelbi
6dmorrboroen IN ,rgsnousIter dorm.
Slc I,nbsrt IN Surgsm oas Jufeu Ste
HsBuug, biz Gnillnouag ODER bic
: Stipslun8 Sts bsrubi9, uuo ruit
eins ir5b.ide SuHrmiug beruUc 3as
qr5Bte 0elimRi aur 8unowM6en,
@lisrbsu,sn. e}sitruure. 5fniituun0eu.
Brauihen 0Bbialern, 5auqen,
YuiisIu uno ioniige Gauiausi4lige.
glur 25c BET [ g. Grbart 2tpoibe.
fer.
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2ie Gage iSiro ernft.
&oibiugtcn ~. Mug.


Die 9eitei9srte glttUiilt Der merlins
niihen Sebeqen an Der amerlfnuiihen
@renie. meld)e Die 5oIgs Der lluflOiuug
Der 6nuptarmee Gro;eos lit. bat Die
Situation aui Der ameri'luIiteu Seiie
un9smeln oeripldelt 6isueralltabshei
Mooo bat om Ulittmot 5ensrct Stee.
Der in Sort Bib oui tFiesrapbiibem
-9see nm NieIoung sriudt oh cine
@eritdrtuns ietner Itusgsn ause5eigt
lei.
gos ariess6epnrtsmert bat gorteb'
rungen 9strofisn. ooB ou' Ben Steeuers
Ierlnn9sn innsrbntb msu9er Stuno,u
Truppsn Der posiiiihsu 3loiiou abes.
ihtdt meroen touun 03rneraI gSaIier
z. Shupler. 9omm1n6tac bee Espars
ismsnts in California Sat bente ben
Seieb erh Ten. unpsriu3ut nab Der
iuoIden q -enie ieinss 1sp1rtemsnts
nbiurelien. I'M psrioni'A ben Beiebi
i,Jar ots o0t: geH Iraqoan 5u ubsrne9'
men.
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aTDDie TDDie Gonsreb-slsonic
SA, lit rnOlid OOrbci,
=
Sir 62tc Srion bat ii6 WiOntag Na6mittas sine die
ucrtn9t TrGTOCn Sat cBt i'll l'eucrlp I'll SnnIe.
Srr Nlaod)tu crtrIIttl. Wdlwnltcc III
S6redol. %iG Srgleutr
nlngctOrnCr
Ssetue Griurfuug uOn 2abraOO Saiitr SSilbrlm III
pGbi6 Sihrdiite gObbtit. Sul
S0fau brenu'S

glueuue, 5nbritdnten oOn glutpmobiI'
9ait,pa9en, ereisnete iid 9eitern elnG
@rpIoipn, bel Der Ieioer Elm Weniden'
Isbsn perlOren sins unb cine betrdht'
Iide 9lpSabI nnberer 8erionen mebI
ober ssrtser l6wer perIest iuuroen
7as 8siinbeu Sfpeier SdwerperIebteu
lit Oerurt, OnB lie su;seit ii, NiImautee'
6oipituI SWiihtr 9eberi unO 2Ut
Itpebeu.
Die Detonation mar cine oerart BEL
ti9e, onB iie niht nur bis gum Be5irt
Der unteren @ei6ditsitnot orang, ions
bern iO9ar nod uOn 2tuten auf oe,
Sloieite eeh6rt wurbe. 9ie 9auje StaoI
mar in gluiregung.
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SSertbu ole MiinsauSitenuns.
SHptleiier. q. q. %. 9Ino.

Die nnldBlih Der Snbresueriamms
lung Der glmerlcon Rumismatiits'
gllipciaiion III &Otelter, u. y. uerans
itaItete 2lusitslung uon @olOmiin5en lit
nah Dem llrtbeil oon aennern Die
srDBte uno pplliidnoislte. Die bis iebt
Suiammeusebradjt muroe; iie reprdiens
tirt oen gerth upn nb Swei NIillios
nen Dollars. 9as ieltenite Stiid, oas
oOrt 81 isben lit, Der ein5i9e nod pprs
banoene @OlboOllar pom Sabre 1904,
lit nab Der 2lnsube ieines 8eiibers, ..
q. GranberQ pom colorado, nQein
$50, 900 merib.
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9ipoieoelt iiegt in Saniae.
9Opetn, sanins, %. 9Iu9

9as republltaniide Staatstomiie
Iebnte nit 90 ae9en 81 Stlmnen Den
2lntrn9 ab. oaB Die 9tpuieueltsGlsttDren
auf einem nabbon9jaen Tidet eriheis
nen niilien. 8as &einltat Der 9lbitims
mung bsOsutet. oaB Die 9toOieueIihsn
GIeftOJatstauoionten, Die nui Der uor
tur5em abgebnItenen &orlpabI seluobIt
mmroen, auf Dem repubyItanliben 3is
fet I'M 6erbit erideinen, es lei Oenu,
oaB ons GberbunOesgerid]t, peIheS Die
NugeIegenbeit in 8eratun9 bat, in eats
sesengeiebtem Sinne entiheioet.
3ie iiibrenoen Gemufraten uno Soiis
nliiten oes Staates bielten am 0ienss
tag ebenfaus SisHnsen alb
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Cine SeIiel'G 'Ggpluiipn.
g9inpna, N(inn., rs. Mug

glu9uit y9nIoo muroe Gisnltag frilb
nui Der STEELE 9etootet. nIs Der Sotos
mobilteIiel elmer 3relhmnidine auf Der
nabe pon g9itOta, Minn.. @up 6oro
eebori9sn 5arm erplooierte. 9pnn 9iss
gins puroe oreiBis SUB melt seidlens
bert uno am 3ider uno an ben Seinen
lt)uer perbriibt, op6 miro er lpabr.
ldeinlih nit Dem 2eben opponfoRmen
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Saft siebt mad) Seberleg.
g4nihlnQtpn. 27. QIul

2SuTVIHYIUII, ( .. <tUB.
Sine Stunoe mad Der Tertnaung
oes GOnsreiies bsiano iid Yrdfoent
3aft bereits in ieinem &riuatmngen,
Der ibn nab 8eperIep brinsen ipllte.
NO Der @rdiioent nit tur5en uuter'
bredungen bis gum 8eSember Su blets
ben eeoeutt. 3ns BeiBe Sau8 par
am glbenb 10 gut wie ous9eitorben,
oenn Die meilten 8enmten beHnoen
ii6 in Sesleitung bes Trdiioenten
Sn SeperIep miro bic prOuiiUriide
|Sifice unOerSiislih erDfnet perDeu
Hno bic meiiten 8eamten iuer6eu bort
nobrlteinlib bis @nbe Sftober blei'
ben.