davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-08
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

The report that a misunderstanding
had occurred in the Arbitration Cour
now in session at Geneva, for the cousid
Grafton Of certain claims presented by til
American and English Governments arts
ing out Of the Treaty of Washington, ha
garding the true merits Of the case. FRS
of all it was announced that Chief Justic
Cocllburn had advised the British Gov
eminent to withdraw from the Tribunal
this,added to the peculiarly naughty styl,
adopted by the London press, on til,
blush Of the moment, bore the sem
blance of truth. The Pail Mall Gazette
which has the misfortune to'be victimize6
by'more cock-and bull stories than almost
any other paper in England declared that
it had been furnished with an advance
copy Of the Queens speech, which was
not to be delivered to Parliament until
the next day. The 50 called speech was
published in the columns Of that intelIi
gent journal, and was soon telegraphed
over the land and under the sea, until it
created u regular fermentation, OCCASION
ed no end OF speculation, and actually af
forded Senator Edmunds an opportunity
Of delivering a speech against England
which to say the least was somewhat out
or place The whole affair turns out to
be nothing more than a cGbarG-a Job for
speculative purposes. That there may be
u hitch with reference to the nature of
certain claims preferred by the United
States Government is possible, and that
some difficulties may have arisen in con
sequence is equally probable, but we have
yet to learn THAI the deiberative proceed
ings of the Geneva Tribunal have assumed
an aspect hostile to the peace Of the two
nations. The Queens speech as deliver
ed at the opening ofParliament ON Tues~
day contained only orief allusion to the
Alabama question, and is contained in the
following words: .... ........ ..,.-
The. Arbitrators appointed pursuant to
the Treaty Of Washington for the purpose
oil amicably settling the Alabama claims
held their first meeting in Geneva. The
cases were laid before the Arbitrators on
behalfo each party in the treaty. In
the case SO submitted by the United States
large claims are included which are unh
derstood on my part not to be within the
province Of Arbitrators. On this subject
I have caused . friendly communication
to be- made to- the Government Of the
United States. i. go
In the absence OF more authentic infor-
nation it would be advisable to presume
that all complications-if Anyway be
removed and the provisions of the Treaty
of5Washington anieably and satisfactorily
fulfilled. Sufficient unto tie day Is the
evil thereof. s, bas = o. as,- s. .s.a .aR {.
=eta.te ~ q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-08

&
Music IN THE SCHOOLS Mr. n. Dye
of Chicago is giving lessons in music in
| the public schools. We had the pleasure
Of being present at his eleventh lesson
given in the High School from ten to
eleven yesterday. Before commencing
the lesson Mr.. Dye remarked that he had
expected to receive for the lessons given
I!tostne schools of this city about $3.50, but
that, judging from present appearances,
there would not be raised over about
500 lie said that the High School had
done well, having raised nearly one-half
of what had been raised something oyer
$40, and that if the other schools had
done as we'll in proportion, there would
have been sufficient amount raised.
Ifwehtythree years ago, before going to
Chicago, Mr.. Dye resided in this place
and was then esteemed good teacher of
music. He has lost nothing since then
unless it may be atrifle in voice, and
more in other respects than
he has lost in voice. Judging from Mr.
Dyes method and manner, the appearance
Of the school, and the pleasure derived
from the music, Mr. Dye must. be, a sue
cessful teacher and the scholars apt pu-
pills. And we are glad to see instruction
in music successfully introduced into our
PUBLIC schools, and we hope sufficient
sum viii be raised to remunerate Mr. Dye
for ii IS services for the full time contem-
plated Music is so valuable an acquisi-I
ton and gives so much pleasure to both
Performers and hearers that it ought to
be taught in all public schools.
0t1f -AAA-S o e---------- .s4 III
VACCINATION AND SMALL Poxy--Among
the bills recently introduced into the
State House Of Representatives is one bv
Winfield Smith of Milwaukee,, requiring
all teachers and scholars attending the
public schools to furnish satisfactory evil
dence of having been vaccinated for small
pox. The same rule is also to apply to
all applicants for admission to the various
institutions of the, State. "A f,f5 8
80 gd--------.s.-aaA-ss. --------- g 80 va y
GARRET DAVIS, United States Senator
from Kentuckey Is dangerously i'll. He
was suddenly attacked with sickness after
partak ding. OF breakfast on Tuesday MORN
ing and remained in a very nervous con-
ditlon throughout the day. Towards
evening he became a little easier, though
very slender hopes are entertained of his
Eree0xery Ills illness is attributed to ex-
frame nervous nrnstratinn.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-08

| The business and expenses Of these would
be increased because it would increase
the distances they would have to travel
Take the Sheriff for illustration. He has
ten cents a mile each way and twenty-five
cents for each summons and subpoena
served. For every process served in this
county reckohihg from Racine il would
increase The distance on the average from
20 to "a miles. On every 80 miles the
Increase Of the expense would be $500.
BY multipi wing the number Of processes
served in this county in year by two
the increase Of expenses for4serving pro
cesses in this county by theShegif will be
found in dollars, saying nothing about
The increase Of the aSheriff's expenses in
Serving them, Again: Take rjurymen
frrGl0stratlon.. From soto 9Oe.jargadn
attend court IN this county every, year.
The average increased distance every
jnryman would lavet to travel going 70
Racine would b" from 20 to "a miles re-
Quiring at least one day. A juryman is
allowed y cents for each mile travelled
and s. per day, 20 miles at 70 cents q
mile, amounts So. 40 multiplied by 3d.
the number Of jurymen. amounts to $192,-
co. And so jurymen at $2.00 day for
one day each amounts to $4,000.
This aWou'd increase the county
expenses fer Jgrymen $859 90, saying
npthing Of the. increased ey penses ot the
juaymen. So the expense. Of all attending
court IS partie. and their attorneys aud
witnesses wouldsbe relatively increased
Andtherelatiye observation-disclosures
be greater for those residing in the coan-
try than for those residing in Kenosha.
Aud the same may be.said of the expenses
Of al who,Aave businessto. transact with
the county Offices. Those residing in
Kenosha would have to incur expenses
s ing 10 RAcino to transact business
which they now transact without expense
Those residing ln8thes country going ito
Racineto transact business would have
their expenses relatively greatly increased
to say nothing of the relatively greater
amount of time required.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-08

we haze taken Racine for. illustration
OF the increase Of expenses,if the. counties
are united. In case Of the union of the
two counties with but one county seat
Racine Is the most favorably located Of
any place in thescounty, because il con-
tains the greatest number of inhabitants
who could transact their business with
the county offices and the courts without
incidental expenses. Next to Racine
comes Kenosha. And then all other
places would come Unjust in proportion
to their relative number Of inhabita hts.
We have thus given the foundation of
our first impressions and our present
opinions in relation to Che union Of
Kellosila and Racine counties and the
county seat of the united counties. And
II they can be shown. to be erroneous in
any. respect We stand ready to correct
them, but f they cannot be, we must be
allowed to hold that the union Of the
counties would be detrimental to the PEG
PIE. a--. MT
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-08

nation it would be advisable to presume
that all complications-if Anyway be
removed and the provisions of the Treaty
|oflWashington amicably and satisfactorily
fulfilled. Sufficient unto TIE day Is the
evil thereof 10 Gag >aa .Hs sa
eFii @leiGQL is 5as a7 Hasf 81 tEfaa 0g i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
RI %berfaufeu.

yier riebIide Sduier an Der 0urbam=, nab
Monunenttrase nit S .3immsrn unh Seller. Rreis
$500; nur 500 8aar, Der 0feit in 8 Sabren. Serner 6
Sduier 3u ie $3.50; ~tbeiIDeiie taar. Der Jteit auf Ian
aen Srebit. Grunomittbe nur SIC ldbrid. gfabere
austunjt crtbeilt 1bpmas e. Ufaion, SIR. 90.
Norb.Broabpao 1907
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
3u nermiethen.

Cine WertfeIe on De- Concord, nabe 9om.
6orotfTose, fh iir elnen 3iidler, Carpenter ODER IN.
ifreiter ,tanenb, Sppn 0lenn y epnp.,
t1I-, SIR. 1, ct. Yaulfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15

Staat Warglanb,
Sircau bc5 Stdat5= Sefretdr5,

Tu Vile, cic e5 dHGrht!
6itrnit piro bttonEt stmadt, Sag bCi'm 8ouoer'
neur Gin 8eannoi9un9S s@ciuc siaqsrCtht luorocn IL
In benz ErUIsfe bcs Staates ee9eu Gbarles
Sposm an ,iuslhu in Dem Criminal eridte fir Die
Stabt Baltimore i'm S2nuer = 2eImins 1870 ees
a~narifes nit bsaofih!iatt r 36otgrg ~iUeriibr; unn 81
.3uttbau5lncie bis Suul ~. 6sUtuGr 1874 uerutbsllt
pur6l.
Der 9ouuerueur lpiro beiagtcs @ciuh an cher nod
orm q. JuII 1872 Sur GEceutiheieung p]orgCbmCH;
bis oGbiu lUerbcH RJottite gegeE ottit6 @eiuh angtz
bort meTben mo bic bctreffCH6c &etitioa nab Dem Sr.
mefeu oes @ouocrHeurs sur GiHiidt often lstu. Sm
Outrage be5 @ouoCrnEurs:
I4i-3) sinh. rbumIpu Raioa, StIrleitIr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
2i1 %nerfgufeit,
WohnhGuier III uerfauten.

EA...I. Gin bequemss tlsincs oaus on Der 6 oncoroz,
nlbe GaseritruBe, g. ftodis; greis $500; @runoSins
s25 iGbriid,. Spbn Slenn d Spmp.,
H9ol Jr. 4. ct Ynu ifrnkt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
Serualters>SerfQnf
III etHet
SGferei NIT Bpbnuna an Ger

ipertbppGen SGcferei nit Bpbnuna an Ger
gaftern.Npeuue
SIN 9olae zines Osfretes bes Greis=@erihtes Der
Stabt Baltimore in Der ala9e pon eonrur Rubl Hno
Seinr,h Gubl geeen Sopann @altsr arb Catherine
Walter miro Der unter3ethucte oils Seripalter an Srt
uno Ste1e auf offsntItter Guttion IN Der Stabt Sal=
timore Sieuftas, ben %. SUM 1872, Nad,mittdss
A ubr, oertauIen:
BEN aan;en IS unspIas in Der Staht aIti rore,
beiurieben. mic fofgt: an Ger Sioicltc Der Bilfitr.,
iett Satern=Ioerue, in Der @ntfern1na BON II SUB
pFtlit BON Der SiioipeIt=S de Der @aibln9tonitrase
uno @anern, Noenue, arfar9enb! Damn me 1lib 81 s.
6 .3ol sebenO; Damn irtoIib, burdt be Dtitte Der
SheiOemauer Bee Sauies aui BEN lest 3u belttreiz
benoen Ylase uno oes oauies oui benz i'm Welten
barun anito6enoen SauieS to SuB; nann Oitlltb 81 &.
6 3ol, unb bann n~orhtlda, parallel NIT DER g~8uibin9-
~tondra6e, 20 SuB bis gum 4nIange. Srunonltetbe
$26.
Die acknowledgement, nie pom @eridte uorz
seitrieb;n, iino: Elm DrlI1tbsil bes aauIselres baal,
etn Dritttpell IN 2 Monaten unb elm Orltttbeil in 4
Wonaten, ODER lilies baor, nab Dem 8elisben bes
adufers. Die @reottz 3abIunsen iino bonn SerfauIsz
tase an 5inlentra9eEh.
uS4,S,44,5l,2) &. %. Bennett * Co., autt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15

Sierour1 beIheini9et mir, Bag WorFebenots cine
eetdue uno treue 9opie zines 9eiebes III, tos ppu Der
Seiss9ebnnS BON Ytarplanb in Der SanuarsRsuns 1873
nnIirt fnlfrnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15

5ur Gultt9ertlarli19 pom Gdnoofrt0ufet1. fuelhe opt
Gretutoren aus9tit ibrt iino, ole ni6t I'M Staate ani6i'
fig fnO.
'alblan. /. gerfiat bur9 bic @eIcssebuns BON SRA.
rnlanb. DaB ale BeIisibertragunes . 9otlmcnie bon
uiht i'm Siaate arlGliecn 5eftatoreh, pehs friber in
anaeme Teter gBeile ausQcferti9t puroen. ooer ferrerbtn
gBeige in ben qdnb. Itfen Ter COUNTIES bes s,aafss
burf SeItarteuts e refution a%nertannt uno beidciniet
tueroei, uno III ipcIdein I'M Gountp 9elcgene Gruno.
itide on anOere Y~crioner perntaht, ebenlp gultlQ une
eeieslid1 ieiu lolen. as OBJ fe BON 1eitaments Is Iefuto.
rem aus9cfubrt. pom 1citamsnts t9ts9ifrator 9epriit
uno re9itrirt uno pom Waiicr. 8erihte r~atifsir luaren.
Selodl fol- cine b. ~alaubiste GOpie eines iplttn 3eta.
mentes m elmer 3te9tfratorssO Tfiee in oicicm S'aate
unb in benz Gcuu!D, in tpelhl IN Die gsfibung liegt, oes
ponirt rpernen, uno mug 0os Seftamtnt rem Greiutorsn
poQe gefu9niB ~erlbetIen, Die betreftenoen Grunoitlde III
~pertauIen ODER su iibertra9en.
GbIhu. 2. Dies GsleB lou bonn Gage ietntr Yai.
ftruns on in Strait treten.
Sierourt bsTdeirioen mir. bar WnrFsbenhes zine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
Staat MarBlann,
SIrcau oeS StaatS=S efrctdr5,

NNNUVUII9f II. JUNI IotZ'
Gin Nue, Die 60 angeBf!
Sicrinit tuirb hetannt 9emadt, oa6 bet'n @ouoCrz
neur Gin Se9nQoi9ungs9ciua eiR9eTcitt worbeu III
IN oent Eroieiic oc5 Staates 96geu SldIncs
aadion pslber in Dem &riminatz@ cribtc ilr Tie
Staot Baltimore i'm Ntdt- 8Crmiue 1871 oC6 Gm=
plan9ce 9eitoblener Sa6en i~btrilbrt uno gu 10 utoz
1atcn @etdnaniBitr0fe ocrurtteilt uur0e.
DER 0ounernsur Uiy0 bcidetes @ciub Gu oher mad
Dem 9. San. 1872 CUR Gnbenti6eieur9 pornebmcu;
big eobtn rperoen 8roteite ee9cn bieiGs @eiuh ouee'
bort iueroen uno Die betrcficnbe Tetitlon mad Dem Gr-
rlencn oes 9ouosrHenrs jur Siuittt Gu6LIegcu.-Sm
NuItrG9e oes 9ouoerneurs:
l1aS-5l Sno Xhunpinr Mlninn. StnntsllIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
6Ihiher ean0itk
Germalters : Gerfauf
. etneG
m prthnnukn SinHnthuma

~
pertbpolIen GtgentbumS
ON Ger 2ggin9tonfraRe.
Sn Bol9e eines 0etretes bes 81 's9eribt.s fir
bic StaotJ3altimore miro Der urter5ettneteV %triDalter
ouf ofentliber Mutton Wpntaa, bert II. SUM ",
Ratmlttuss 4 uRr, on DIT unO Sssus gum Ssrfauis
ausbieten:
een aan;en G;runspIas NIT GENERALIZATION
on Der Sioleite Der 2erinstonrroRe uno foi9eater'
maEen beibrieben: an Ger Worooit-Gie zines 9runo-
Utter EabtbrieIe BON 9sorae 8. Stsnart an 3bos.
Wiuis bonn Is Gousmbtr1 S47. in ben eauo : 4rttis
pen Der Stabt Baltimore in Siber u. VI. B., SIR.
$50. Sol. 42l Il. 70 : elnsctrasen antan9eno; Damn
o,tlid aebeno, T6nss Der &erinetonfruBe, Is SuB 8
Sou; Damn ilr(lh, parallel nit Sop lletonitraBe, 50
Fus bis on Die GIoleite elmer 4 TuB breitsn Inep
sum eemeini1attlthen @eblaude fiji bic m Noreen
uno SiIhen on b~erielbea 9ren5tnpen 6llbe, pelte
beiaete Nlep ourb e'ne 5 6lB brelte Iuep NIT Der
@,ineitraBe in 8erbinouns ftRbt. Damn fueittih. Lungs
~besagtsr au,p, 10 SUI 9 3oa big 81 Dem SilEftens bss
noro(id, ldn9s beiugtenl Blase, 10 SuB bis ium An'
fargo.
Gtner @rurbmistbe bon piersie Donars, iouie elmer
Supotbet al @unten oes .WeitzSarato9a : Souucr=
Gins Rr. 9" pom Is Ufai 1868 uno inter Den 2dnb=
&rd1lpen Der Staot Baltimore in 2iber -. r., ytr.
81, Sol 46 II. {. 10. einsetrd9en, un'erDorfen.
Oit Sanli6feittn beiteten in einem 21s=itotieen
straightforward Sauie, als Jtr. 422, seglnstontruBe,
betdnnt.
8erfauisbeoinsunsen: elm Drittsl baar, Der Ret
In 6 urD IL Vtonaten, Ober Anes baar, nab Selieten
Gage bes S~erfauies an unb itn6 burt sur !Su'risoens
belt oes Yerfpolters i~nboiitrte Yoteu bes aduiers 3u
ii6crn. Rid'plas zS. SSatttns, gerpalter,
yr. 10, &erinstontrabe;
Gdrruel y. Guoer = Sobne, Antt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
". 2enrn &5ntith.

y nm q der
BON IHftef&t nsrpadsen sSaareg, sauReru, SNRs
Idssn, tomatoes IL. {. &.
AGes GubIe Dbl uno &eaaje mir6 iatIoumests
perpd1t.
Ma btttst un Iuftrdee
(Ot 1913 ,t&w) @6e Der Ses= unb Srparbfrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15

Wtr beIheinieen bierlrtt. oab Bbtges cine trerfe urb
boil ommene Nbifrift zines BON Ter Wiarpl6noer Sc.
~ieb9ebune in Der Saruar.S lBun9 bon 1872 anSenOm.
.anann Mnlnkeg II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15

IA BiaigeS Hano gum Vertaute.
81 ader in @aluert.6 ountp, nabs sotper Miarlboro.
Breis $3.50.
80 ader nit Sbmiebez unb Basneriuerfitele nebft
Wobnune nabe Dillerspile. Yreis $1,000 out lei9te
Bebinsunsen. RGbcres bel z .S Wfafpn. ltr.
"a 81 nrn- SrnnAmnh lh1-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
Nine feItene 0elc0cnbeit.

Ser Borro1b unp Die aunolhait elne6 9roccrie- u.
ellnor+safcns, eines Der helten Bldte In Der Staot
fir cine Berion nit oerinsem 8ernosen. Der 9lunb
BIS 0atluiss lit, neil Der sesenpdrtl9e GlaeutbuI
nlsr a%ubermeltts beiuGi,ist in. Nd9srea IN cer etp.
b sri. 141,24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
StaotzM cniitrntnrsz NiIrrnu.

SaltImorc, ben l.. 1ltri 1872.
IA Die StroEens2 urhoruds &onmiii6re eincn
pollen unb uerbcilerteu Scrtht lber bIe anIGBe uno
Ser9itunoen Der Sd,l ebuna Der Stbcrtp=Stpne,
aut 2Sinoior Dill=Roao 9CnGnnt, BON Der Stridcr=
bis CUR ISrClnortitr., II meinem Slrcau nieoergelegt
uno 8ldne biniidtlib b"sritLteu i'm StaNt Geoiitra=
tors Siireau bis gum 4. iuli 1872 Sur 9iniitt hr
Que tntsreitrtcn 8eriouru 9eoifnet ictG proen, nab
rerb melher .Scit pom or 9utihuourA Der SomiIz
iire in lrsenb eiHem 0Eritte, iUelbc6 9eridt5z
bartlett barber beitRt, GppelOtlUn siu9sle9t utrCsn
fam.
Q52,9,4i,5O Sobn n. gRcbb, Sfegilrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15

EsiIi Gin 3=t6tises Dobnb1us NIT 2cben, nit
% / Oone laaarenpurratb, Ala Dtstlen pom Der Stabt,
ilr 5000 Die Sdlfte bulI, ben Weit aut telt. &el'
Der ous Sul.ibsn Del y. Ypwles, OR At, Xer'nS'
tom Il, ave. tl42,4,o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15

W.
Sauss unb @runbeieentbum ms 8 WdtIer,
Rr. 10 une IL, XamzS uiltings,
gde Der Qerinaton= unb st. YaularoSe. Baltimore,
fauit uno ~pertautt gisentbum In Der Stabt Ii. in ben
Counties, siebt Sauss unb grune 3inien elm, ioipis
speifeIbafte unb ansefottene Shulben untet nnbez
Sidsrbeit unb beforst aue ibm anpsrtraut. @si6dite
prompt. (San25, 12Ufte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15

Gin Gompaenon nit etDa5 Serrno9en, pelher
Gdmienez arbsit puitebt, in eiuem e%tablirten 9c=
hat' nm eailelbe nabr AL nebmen. Ytan aorei1re:
81. 8. g." in Der Grp. b. Sl. u22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
"a 9ur9 Sam. $. @nber & s0bne.
iIl Serpa1ter S=S erfauf
BON ipertbpo1em 9runoci9entbum
nu IppNSfrnce

~ SerDQlter 6>S ertQu!
bon iuertbuolem 9runoci9entbum
an 2lppeffra8s.
Sroft zines Grizzlies bes areisa erihtes Der Staht
Baltimore lpiro Ger luterSei6nete ais Curator Don.
mer itaa. ben 81 SUM- 1872, gia9mittaas 4 l1br on
Sruano Stels oas 9anse 9runbftiid nebit @ebdus
Iidfeilen, oas, in Der Sfabt Baltimore seteser, fol>
senoermuSen bsidrieben il, unter Den 5ammer brln-
gen: IS beslnnt on Der 9%sitieite otr sIopeItra6s in
eintr Gntiernuns pom 10 6uB iIolid1 Dor Der Sionet
ode Der 9lopo= uno M1tIontrabe; aebt raRn iiolid
Is SUP melt on slopo StrdBe bin; lduit bisrauf peitz
lid, nit % a;iontrnBe pa: auel, 70 5uB melt; .rftreft
lid Johann n6trollt, nit GLOBE itrabe parallel, is Rut
unb fommt idlleBlid IN oitlider didtuns nit 70 Sui
ednse nub Dem aussansspnnfte 5urif. Die Saus
lidteiten beitebeu In Dem lolie s%ebauten 2a.todiasn
siescIiteinernen gsobnbauie SIR. Ii, 9lopotraBe. unb
einem ~boppelten Sintersebduoe u. itno cinem 5apres.
@runt3inie pom $24 unteruorfen.
gertGuisbeoin9uEsen: Elm Sritttbeit iosleit, Der
Jleit in Iets uno 5polf 0tonuten ODER Der eanSe3auis
i,ptling boar, ie nab oes 9duiersW unid.aOte iteben
bleitenoen Boften limb gu ~oer5inien uno onrd surr3uz
irieOenbeit oes Gerrudlters lnoolitrte Mepisl sbes
3Gufcrs 81 sdrantiren.
4. y. Robinfpn. fum., gerfpaIttr;
Gam. s. Gooer 3 SDbue, Autt.
u35,s,4 a, 7To0,3,G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
Ri b~erfaitfert.

E4iIl Gin Drosuen 2aben nit 5=idbriger Baht. 0
Btmmer uno btniser Uiietbe 1T iebr biais gu serfaus
fen; GROCER umiaS burH 5tc5epte. Ndheree bel
Nierre 8. Dnaan,
(lS6-) g1r. 43, 2erinstonfra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
n Sear tpertAppQts Gigentlnm
N Ger 6referi6. 9urnpife.

EA.J
ETinl an Ger 6reterid. 1urnpife,
zine furBe Strede oberbalb bee rOrei Nfeilen $ Sans
les" uno OILS oas StuIs'ihe @tsentbuin beflnnt,
duf Iuftion.
s9ittppdb, Rem "a. SUM- 1872, Natmittags 4
llbr, peroen mir ar1 Tlaee 0erfaufen:
Den gansen Oruncplas mt GebGuSen, fuie
folat. befhriebeu: Nn Der Hreferid 31oob 70 r. brett
unS bis on be alte Greoerid : 6oao, $40 SuB tnlebr
ODER Weniser) ttef 9ebenb. Die 8ebGuoe iino elm hes
quemes 2Xzfodises b0lserueS Bpbnbaus NIT r
ltodteem Sintersebduce, 5lbnerpaus u. {. ~; en-
Brunnen nit satsm aDafer 1T auf Dem Etase. Gin
(boner hunger Sbit9arten Der ous 9eiuhteiten Sbit=
orter. iowis elm ausse,eidnctsr Semitic @arten aler
4rt in inonem l3uftanbe. Cine 8runbmtetbe Don 81
pro Brettefub rubt aut Dem Blate,
5iir GdblGdnrtr
bietet obises gisentbum ieltere Yortbeile, ba Is cine
boppslte Hront nit binrsi9snber 1iete bat une IN je.
Der Sinitd. iia 'ses gat ia e. eiE ssfartlsss Ss,6ai.
paGeno.
&ebineunsen Qiberal) tusroen bei'm gsrfaufs Be-
fannt senadt.
l1s9-4D SabaO haeds Der @aps uub fapettear.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
800 Dipcn NIT 3ucfcr ctn9epOFeIte
Gnebcu erbnlfpn.

200 SdFdDcn buu Sdriu9e,
SO aiTten Sirnburser NG,e,
Subbcn gdnci;er.R6fe.
10 6dHer seipoItsue Grbten,
80 Sd1er arine @rbieu,
25 6Gfer ReipsNOytsr Sobusn. 3u baben bel
SOu;S ~. Ncte . Sruper,
76h SIDE Ger Sanupers une Commentaries.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
Oefientlider Gerfauf
nd etnes
iebr mertbnpuen 6runteisentbuma

2%ertnstonz, uape 2tbertptraBe.
Ole nnters' i6neten, ole gominihrctor bes &i9en-
tbiimcrs, pernen Wpntas, ben II. sunni 1872, Nahr
mlttaas nm 1 llbr, auf ofentii6er Auftiou in Dem
Grdanse=S ertauis GUNNER on Der SeconotraBe gum
8erfauie aushieten:
0as @obnbans bes peritorbenen Or. ausuft
Weaner oil Der HoroIeite ben 9erinstontraSe, SO sSuB
pom Der Betleite Der SibertpiraBe. unseIabr % SuB
an Der 9erinetonIrose rrsit uno nit timer Sieie Don
unaei0br 1877 6nB 6 Rol bis on einen @rlnbplat an
Ser GlaufraBe, w.l6er irliber on Sames .. unb
Sobn g. Sogg ourd %beiasten Dr.. @esaer perpahtei
fpuroe. Die @ebdubc heiteben IN einem 3-itodiaer
@obnbamie nit aelsrgeidos uro eirem ssrdumi
een 2zhotieen Sintersebduoe i'm 5inter9runoe.
8e faufsbebinsunsen: elm Drittbsil baar, Der 0fef
In 4 uno 8 UiUnaten nit !3'nien ula gutter 9tUerbett
Erumne & Srnne, Sadipattcr;
1884 $50 0ibion s Comp, Autt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
(lt4-)
0ah h0tterHQrr1 !

ESA 9as i60ne ldneaieseInbe A Rorbs
G1gaAbeuti6e Sdiff nSuisburg," Capt. 6.
&@ Soajes, uiro prompt nab obisem 9afen
E ~erpefirt. Be9en Srabt ODER Rafiage
tpegoe mar fb an ben 9apitin an Borb ODER an
Sebriieer S%oninger,
ST. gr. 30, S.<GbarlesfiraB. 1 3Ieppsbo6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
3u %perfaufen.

" ader 9anb on Der 9orf 3urnpite on Barton on
her WorolIthenz@ entralz Siisnbapn." Brcis $500,
ober ;u usrpa6rsn; Elm ~nieoli1her Sanoits IN Gatons<
piGs So afer uno gut cnltiuut. Yreis $4,000; 80
Wfer autes sanb nabc @dtonsuiue. Yrsis $500; 6
Nier 4arb nit Wobnuns pom 10 3irmern. nabe
Mount re Sales, ~unsetabr 6 Iieilen. Breis 10000;
Wobnunasn in a1en Staottb lien unb 9-nhitsllen
unb Quuetse in eroSer ausrabl. Ndberss bel y
4iue,ep, 1de Der Xer,nstons unn ct. Hanls
otrSHe. C43)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-15
Gann gu bertaufen
Sobann Sauerfeinb,
Nr. 30, &iips BoIffr.
gu nerfaufen.

10Th Gin 6aus nit 2aben auf Der gde Der Btoele>
uno g}oljetraSe, elm sutar Blas iur einen 8lisr, ba
feiner In Der HGue lift +; ferner 5wei nieblihe bequeme
Wohnbdu,er, acknowledgements, ptlhe NnR= uno
A}olitIuSe. NdbereS bel xamfin = ENebb, Simner-
ieuten II. 8aur,ettern, @r. 81, ShsSieelefrafe.
(fQS-iQl