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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11

5r. Ginn, Der treFfIihe DIRECTOR Ors 6rOntFraBen.
9beaters, wiro ME mii0e, benz YubIitum tets uGuc lids
ttQe 9rQftc oor5ufabren Sir bic nodite 3eit bet er
TSrl. Sfannic SCrriuq, bic i'd ais Stauirtelerta bereits
zines beoeutenoea &uies erfrcut g~eiUOnnei, uno miro
oieieIbe lpabreuo oieier Bo@c an lcoem Ibeno III ).
=, Wc9lpsfen's proscm breiaitigen Drama: Through
BY Daylight ~auftrcten uno ib obue 3peIfcI cine 8rOBe
Gdaar BON 8epunoerern e]rlucrbcn. Mud bas l1un.
bertiuo, Der teine geRion, miro nod tpGbyeno Der Taa-
ien Saae bic 9eiudsr oes Dtuiet enpeIs al Der 'FRONT.'
GtraEe unterbaltcu. g8enn mir nod bcruorbeben, bag
audi Gam DcOere ieBt tutroer auf Der g~cnannten Bibue
auitritt. 10 tanr fb Sober leIdt o%orftelen, oaB 0QS
N~rpntfttaB EMS better lp1brcno Der EGdtcn Absnoe nie
iGer Tetu pirh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11

3etgt ieInen 6reun0en lnO Betaunten an, 60B
er Niontag, ben IS. SAM, in isinem QOtale
Nr. 10, @amOenitraBer einen famOien 9t1lt)s
bratcrluui6 ~ierplrsu miro. AbenoS tplro EN-
ftbele8 SQnstrqnIden QbQehaltCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
Nr. YlDplph Ypipu's

3D9Ite IotlelHn9 ~, lole beIQlHFr 0IT MOT
gen 2tbenO ungteet; raS Oaiiir 9%epdblte
Gbema: p6umOr, Sgmpatbie uno gt0hab.
muugsjuat III Der Y~nan}enmelt" bictet Gem
IQlentc te3 &orleierS reiheu Stoii 81 pbilOs
iopHriA bumOritiihen 8ttra4nH3en. Is
lte1t 5u hoiisn, ONB O05 beige Oeutihe pub
lltum, ucIden man OOd iitertlA niftDtun.
gel all Gum fiir&unlt, Us ,iieuidaftu II, ale eOeln
Stihe6uugeH na1ia5en barf, mOr9en Abtno
cen Sa0l III Jt0ine's 3aIe iiusu, minoeitelS
etpo8 SabtrelAerr oils ali IQRneGIlage, oenl
mor0cnoen YOrtruge belwObnen mirO. $50
muter 81. 2Gup aui9ctreten lit, bat er iidl
9roBer G9ellnUbmc trlreut uuo ~periclbcn lt6
miirOlg ge5ei9t. Vt6ge CT aud BON Baltimore
nidlt obne Ole u~er0iente Auertenuuu9 itetoen
Sn Der @rpcoitiOn bs8 rSOrrcipOnOenten"
uuh aH1erLpdrts iinO @inla8tarteM III haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
sic l3dItimorer Sonoitorcn

fticrn Ntontag, pcn Is. San, III Der Eur
nerbale," 9tr. "a, @eit.~B altimorsltr., ipreu
ellteu 8au, nit. welhtm cine groBe Serloo.
Jung ~uerbuuben it,. Capt. $. 9Oimaun'S
WulIitcoIp8 miro Die heiterleu &anSweiicu
~ipielun, mibrcuo Der tii6tige Serlu0lter Del
y3urnsrhale," 9r. &arl QOfmauu, fiir oil
beieu SpeIicn unO @etrGnte Gorge tra8er
mlN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
.6r- SInNreae Stebert

mhS Moutag, cen IS. SAM, in letnem Gota
Nr. 322, 9iiO=8onbtraBe, elmer 6telen-
2uuid auftii4en, 81 wcIheme r ietne iamnt-
lihs SreunDe etulQoet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
Der N1innctfcz Surnncrrin1
Die rMUrOra=EO9e, elr. 1, 8. y.
u

3. g."
fslcrt WortaQ, O,n 10. 5anuor, ibrcn groBsu
0iastsnbaQ in rem yNcwsI 3tOomS."
"a oa8 arrangements. @omite Die btiteH&or.
tebrun9eu g%etrOiicn mrO and iiir CUTE Mu=
1T qcioIgt bat, 10 ruirb eS iihtr nIft al
;Qblreid1em Yeiudle ftAlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11

pic f6btt i6sR Eamtittns Wdrtts. =
HaplitetHo ettsH mir ain SErjeitH,E hr gcitfrI c nj
rem StTincto".g iaiIte poIbCuitsEbCn Eitit:
Cdien5 Shdai', SdlUtins, uHo eHerrss Bleiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
Gr SIN @

madt ieiuen 6reuHOen unO gefanntel Die
4n5eige, baB MoEtag abeuo in ielnem 2O<
tale al Der &bappletraBet in Der ytGbe Der
Eennipluanias4 ue., Elm 9emittbltte5 &anSt
frGn,hPu ffntffinnpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11

Scr vS4rton"
9dtt morlen Ibeno cine llnterbaltun9 in Der
,ArbeiteGbaue" ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
!Sarl !Roppc's Q5cnefx.

Benefits liz Den GIsiisHr 6rn. 1orl SOppc Die srobe
Vsirop Idle BOie: DStneH Sur iUlIl sr fb maden"
Sur Multiplying. 81 Soppe bot ludbrsEo igiaes
gBirttns an btcii9tH GbeGtCr Wanhgu cine GCilere
Stunhe bersttet; Dem 8Inen lstsl er i'll Der 9tole
bes ~anierien- (r9umpaJlOG9Gbunoss), ben Nm.
bern nGtgiste er dis nS6ratc" (pStjtmrQ5icit") 3u
unausgeieBtfm SahGu, etnRn Grttteu ertiildte CT IN
oieIer, einen Sierten in iener Rolc; oGrum tDdre IS
seuls Mot mRtr ais redt un6 bldg, lUenn unitre
6ieIi9en 1bedterheiuher ib Wgntc3 ateRs 3atlfclh
in otr rSoncorota" linhreGR Iuarben, UNI DEM treiltz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
GirdiimcS.

Der G1rm. Yafor9auicr Don Der 6.
0cutid)eu reiormirttu SmmauuCls.@ culetnoc,
Gde cer Stl00ere uuO Sarato JGitraBe, miro
moracu friih nm I'll llbr mo mOr9eu Gbeno
um IS lhr @otttSOicHlt baltcu.
Die SaGeu, lueld)e aui Oer BON Der 4. re-
iOrmi.ieu 9 t. S"obauniSs9 meiu no
fiir5lid obgcBaIlcnen yB0ir" ridt p%crIunit
DmDea, Wcr0en @tOntag, oen IS. San, i'm
S0alotale oar @euleiu0e an Der Galuertir.
ausgtitclt unO III zen nisOrigIsn Tretien abs
QelEEt uerOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
SJn Der Oermania> NlduuerAor=
Sdile"
fiuoet morgeu glbenO cine glOBe Soirce
1att.

EB- 9r. 6rQu3 - Qroner moft Ole
Qnselge, oaB CT nit Dem 9ompi:r rEctpIt9"
cine Bartie porii9Itder Nioiclmeinc erbaltcn
hat. Iud bat CT poytrsilihe 86tjnuctnc,
Die iiber 9lem.gott tmpOrtiyt murOeu, in lei
uem gotale an DER TofsG ifitt.AUeuUe boz
r1tbig.
Der ,SafaDcttc= Eurnpcreiu"
bcsebt 4ioHta9, Den u. San, iciuen 3. 9ros
BEN Wa8tenba1 i'll Den r9itw.&itmbip
9looms."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
GAS nSneipds@aaer Nr. z,

H. ~ II. MI.,"
fsiert 0ienfag, ben IA. SAM, iein Stlftnn9ss
feit in Der ySOrmdrt5 .9ule." Da bic bellen
S%ortshrungelt g~etrOiien iino, 10 miro Der Be-
Iu4 pbue 3melfel etn sahlrel6er %rperOen.
Oas Gomite Sur Nnterftiisuna Der
Mbaebrdnnten in W1elfun9en
laoet ole &urbelieu unO beren 6rcunDe III ii.
1er Ntontag Ibenb I'M 8 llbr in benz 2ofate
bes 9ru. 5. g8eper IiattiinOenoen 8eriamm.
luna Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
SCR. Rdrl Sbeueruann

label aQt ieine 6rcunoe Elm, DiOatog mad iei'
ner 8utbi6aft on Der GreOerid, 0toao III font
men, no er lie nit eineu iiiperben 6tri6bra'
tenlunide nebit famOicn @eriteniafte aus Der
8rauerei Os8 9rn. 6eroinanO Sob belpIrtben
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
Naltimprcr &taottbeater.

@cEcru AbenO gslangtCn in Der y9orcors
oia" Die beiOeu 9toultaten vBrsuBtideS
Strafredt" uno yQes gaEOmebrmanS
Gbrlfillt" sur &ufiitnruug. 0Q8 Gbeater
mar MN ldlwuh bCiItlt, mas I'M 10 mebr Su
betla9eu lit, hG Die betOen Stiidc in mahrbaft
uortrcfillher 2SCtie gc9ebtn wulOen. @s 1T
ntdjt a%b5uIdugneu, oaB unier lCttges 8Aca'
tcrperional ell iehr tiihll3cS III uno Itd eli
ria terniiht, Dem BubIitum me @uteS gu bic
ten. &GQ6leHo in friibCr2u SaGlcn llHr Die
Qltcn, iQit Cinem 3eocu beiannteH 3tepertolrs
hide iaflnCr mltGer Don 9teacm auf9efitbrt
ipurIsl, beItrebt iiA 9r. Dtaret OQ8 lbtcilge
9ublltuM nit ben bClten Noultdten betannt
III MAIDEN mo omar mr. nit iolte1, Die auf
ben grDBersn Bi6nen 9eutldlanO'S 6urort
9cmott habeu. SIS Ip1idt geracc uidt iebr
III 0unieu uricre5 YublitumS, oaB e8 bic
Quiiitbrnugeu pes yStiitnn9aielc8," iuelhes
in gtcp- Yort pref 8Oten blnOur6 I'M oOrtI,
Gen y@erm9nia.6 beottr" On ltOem Abeno
UOt iibcriiutsm 6oaie Ge9tben muroe, 10
lhmadl bti udte, ob9leld) cas- StIid bier pisls
lejft ebCn 10 9latt iiblr Die Srtttcr 9ing, mte
in Gem Q%euaHnten 3bealGr in 9temsOort.
Ser Qtltri9e AbenO bratte ms oa8
@irnNtiAe2uinpieI:7y BreuBiiteS Strairaht."
G8 mar ba8 el lie Ntal, oaB Gins Der t~rciiltr
den, YSit uuO @eiit ipriibeuoeu 2uftipiele oeS
0caamuteu Observation-Disclosures in Baltimore
gelebeu nur0e. Ser mieNerbolt ert0nenOe
8eiiau bc8 IuOitcriunt5 gait ofienbar niht
mr. benz treflltdeu, abgerunbeten Sptele Der
YiitrUiytenOen, ~iGloern aud Dem Stiide,
bCiieu Sdiet 10 redt aus benz GeOslt ge9rlheu
1T. 8rebt IId bG8 Stiit and rlr UNI bic
einia6itcn 0iuge Der QSelt, 10 lit Der Snoteu
bod 10 meiierbait geidir5t, b0B Der 3uidauer
bet feiuCr Scene lem XGd)en belneilterIl lam.
8ar bie .GOncorola" geitcru Abeno audi MIR
ihmud 9ciiiut, 10 UergaB man wGlreuO Der
Soriteuung bod Den rnangenehmen Gtnorud,
mclden Die leeren Gdume auf Scoen, benz Die
@rti1en5 unO ou8 lHibli5eu uuItre8 beutiAen
3beaterS epuitlit an 6erSeu Iie9t, MAIDEN
mHBtcn.
Sdmmtli1e WitmirterScr tbateu lire
Shul0tgfGit un0 &et1em fonnte Der S0rDurf
TauQelbaften NtemorirenS ober fallden Auf-
f%aIien5 ietner 6oue 9emadt peroe1. ga eS
unS beute an 3taum gebrldt, udber auf Die
geiitungeu Der einSelnen 9arlteler ein;ugt<
ben, 10 perihiebeu mir bieie8 bis mad Der
Smeitcu 4ufiiihrung oieit8 Gulipielc3, welde
AGiientli1 nidt llrge auf 1tt rartel lalien
iplr0.
Niontag 46enO iiuOet 0a5 8eHefiS Se8 Srn.
Sarl Scope fat. Sr. Scope II zines Der titt.
tighten un0 betiebteiten Uttt9lteOcr ltnleres
SbeaterperionaleS uuo Oer0lent an letuem
@Bren=Abenoe iifer ein in Qlsn Eanmen 9e<
iiltes 0Qu8. Sap ibm 0ieS 6u Sbetl rper'
ben mirc, beSuelfelu mir feiueu Nugenblif,
u%miomebr, pa Die efettrGuegt eitrop ide Sole:
uglHeH Sur nil er il4 ma4cn," 8ur aHifAb"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
&bco0or Ibcma8' W0pcuc

miro in btI nddllen NOde bier eIntTeIitu nn0
8Onusritu9, ben 1G. Sauuar, ibr cgieS sroBe5
Gon,elt I'M 6orO'ihcn Spernbauie gcbeu.
E6cooor GbomaS mar tets ell miltommcncr
SAT in Baltimore mo Uni2r tuliHnigtS
Bublitum Miro linn ijhu and oiciC5 Dial
einen Gmpfau9 bcreitcn, mic ih oeiicHi in uu=
ierer StnOt nm chen ell .Gboma5" riibmcn
fam. Die Nctitu igiuCr @0ptle orIlIcn
i'll aaen 0trien unO iiben cinsn gepolti8eH
3au6er auf o"iejetbeu aus. User Oarum ges
nu6reihe Qbel0e Otllcbct nil, ioutc mat
usricblen, Die @OnSertc Der ausgeicl@netcn
GnnEnc I beiLheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
Der uGfzUaltim0rer Gtc0erfrdns"
0r. =. 3lppriall

bat auf morgen abeno cine llntcrbQltung IN
9taiber'8 uS0eou" DerauItaltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11

bier in Smpfang gu nCbmer,
BGfase=Siuete per 5e9ei6tH I'm 9uiTGsnbt6, nis
iolgt:
Bon 3rInsn NAG Baltimore tht Sripa4ieut
Golo....... - S24. 90
DO. for 8tnoer 3lOiiheH 1 uRo S Sabren.,.. 1900
Btr Oanlpier poR 5ranGu naG Baltimore,
i'm api{9cnocde. $40. 90
Safoae=5inets fGr bin unb sHrl6 gu terabseIesttE
Brrtisn, tapril13. ISL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11

Qnnapo1is, 10. Sau. - Der Gro5eB
wuroeum 10 llbr oufsenommen. Jtadcem
bic Hlatooper8 Der 2lnpaltc b9eu6et warsn,
ueruarf ser @eriht8bof BEN pom 6rn. Sag
uer Q~eIteutcn giuuarO luo entidIeO, OaB Der
Src3sB iortgeiiibtt me!0cn miiie.
Dian idlrttt Johann 5urSilOun9 ctnerSuIp.
ytufoeul 3 @cihwOyeue erI0ngt waren, mar
sic ltte Der GeaO9eneu eriGGpft uno Ger Sc.
r16tshoi usrtagte i'd bis Dtontoa, I'M Dem
S6erifi Gelcg:nBeit 81 gebeH, cine msttele
QiIte uuf;uiteIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
Ilpftl pro Vet

iual SuGGH I1-it
GitrUncE pro ABo. 2U-5t
CrauaCu 4U-yi
9CtrodEttc SIriGCn
p,o G-uayt l2Is Il
Giirnd,, seitGlte 2j-3j
SDttlhen, tCrRloic
pro Stuart 2U-4.
9bteEuts pro Gt i
SrCEsuCTgc3 Eto Ut IS 2
SkCl1GIts pro Ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11
@frnepfdnIH MISREPRESENTATION.
Aimce'S fran3oIiItbc Spc,

wiro Mtttwot, zen 10. 3anuar, i'm 6Oro'.
iAen Qpernbouic Quitrtten uno Sieubad'9
neueite Sperette: "0ie bun0crt 3Wu8irau,H"
aufitbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11

Iaate Craig 9cbepobl; @ruig'8 2ippen ~'itterz
ten, Sbrdren routen Die @angen berab, uno
nit erregter, inbriiniti9 bittenter stimmc
iprad er gu 5rn. Nice: u@eOenten ole mel
ner bcute Abeno in Sbrem @ebete /" - 0a8
uerbe it)," erpieoerte 0r. HNice. Wan fiibrte
@raig mad benz @efauguliie 6uriid; ais CT
er Dprdl Die YQrlCrtbire trat, wan9te er id
nod eirinlal ge9en steanpeienoeu uno iprah:
SUITE gtadt, meiue Serren ! Sd iperOe gle
ni6t mtbr itben, boie aber, init Shnen i'm
Slmmel uieOer 3uiammenSutOmmen." gtab
Elm r a6tun98poucn Serben9unJ entiAu1no
er lbrea Sllftn.
auf BIN e6afOtts.
Sr. Saue8 g8. Souners, Elm geid)idter bic
iiqer 3tmmermeiter, hattie ba5 S&afiOt aes
baut. Die Gjraoe mar 7 SUP bud NIB 8
6uB brett; Der @al9en 8 6uB bOber. llnter
tleiem Sttli9meigen 4uet lpr1h Paltor@a
tiers folgeuoes @ebet:
80 @ott, acknowledgement bllde in8nao:
auf Seiuen 9ieusr, meld)er gum Sooe be-
Iiinlmt lit =. Segue letne Seete, Die baIb Dor
0eiuen Enron treten miro Wtr iegneu Did,
oaB Oh linn @uaNe 3ur &eue gege6eH, OaB
er lid BON alien ieluen Sitn0eg abueuoe.
Iun smpfan9e ieilea geiit OHrA Scum !
4meu !"
Der @derifi bauo ben 9eliquenten, mo-
rauf Baitor @aters iolgenoe @orte GrOi9'8
bonn 8apiere porlas:
,@be i'd bieie gBelt ~uerlaiie, Danfe i'd
benz Sderiff, 9rn. @rOR, isiner 6amille uHO
ben @efdngntBbeamten fir lire @ite; aud
ben @eihll6en, bic mid gu 99liitu 9eleitet.
Sd baute ben @brpiirOigen SoaiOap, Seed,
gtice, bemS beriteu 8. SObnion mp Inberen
fir ibre 8smiibuuaen lin llmpan6eIung oe8
Sobesurtbells. Segeu NiemanOen he9e i9
cine b6ie @elnnuns. SD lerbe nit Soft
unb 9nlen i'm 8rieren!"
Craig iagte jet laut ben %. 8ialrlen ber.
Inner 8sridsertatlcr, pclfer ntft tte
Strait beiaB, einen arllen Climber iterben 3u
iebsn, bs9ab ii6 aus Dem 5Oftaume fort, BE-,
Dor bic uerban9nibuale Sautbiir fiet. Bic
aber, wcl4e ii4 tart senu8 fttbltsn,
benz grdbliden SITE bei3umobnen, er3ablten
nadber, bas Craig ieincH 8reunoell Gebepobl
iagte unO ieirem 3Obe nit punOerbarem
sntsesen cling. Gr mar nod i'm
Spre4en besrIffeH, ais Die Saat9Ir ftel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11

tpegen angebll6er gntnenpung BON % Pt1ni
Sufer BON benz @agen Oe5 WiaterialtIen =
yepls Dunlap an Dpnucrtage felLseaom
men, ulnBte geltern, neil Sr. 9urlap ma
melter flagenb anftreteu molte, pom Jtldtel
6arlow iuitOer in Sreibett gelebt meroen.
- Iuf @run0 ellc5 SeisblsS oe3 SretS9e.
ridtes fiir Baltimore : County, Der i'm oes
0iebitable8 seibt, waro seltern Satob Singers
Dahier "arretirt uno BON etnenl @ountg : 4Olt
Sllteu mad SoniOntoDn abgefibct.
baltic IT, Negeu OtlBhauo.
lung @eorg Is. Snlitb'8 Dor 0tldtcr 9iugeGt
seiibrt, wurbe SOiepb Sull0an, ba Smttt
3u elnem Serslei4e id perltanO, 9e9en So
1lenerlegung mIeoer entlaIier.
- 6rant McSrtDe, Der iid) on leincm
@eibe tbdtltf uergrlffen babtu loQte, marO
perbaitet, ieOod), oa Die 6rau Elm mcnidiitea
&ibrell tiiblte, ge5en 6ricoens. Caution wte=
Der entlailen.
- lIebsr bic 9riigetei, pelde uor9eferu
abero am Soro Der Sris9 rSniiet" smilfer
Souts &opna uno Saplailo Ioieua ltatttallb,
beri6teten mir bereits. Sci Der affQire 5o9
SopHa ein Meiier, tOunte Die @aiie jeOot]
uldt eebrau9cu, oa iein @eguer i'm nit ct'
mem trdfttsen collage 81 gO0eu itrefte, unb
81 9letfer s3ett etnPoll5tIt erldteu nnoGopno
mad Dem Ditlid)en StationShauie abfibrte.
Seltern friib eriol9te pes arreltanten 8re''
laiiung sesen giir9iAaft fir tltufti9eS came
rablbaftltdleres Senebnler.
Sames Denniiou, ELI gte9er ponS ara6'
InnltraBe, beflnoet ild) tpe9en DitBbanolul9
Der Rarie Dtarietta I'M @efdn9nliie.
- Oii6ad Sabep per9rtif lid uorgeIfern
4beuo in Weit- Baltimore tbdtlld an anna
Nagel, Die i'm ietaebmen lieB. Seitern iriib
beorOsrte i'm 0ti9ter 8eu III @rmangelnhs
bon 6rtecenSbirgi4aft ms 9efdn9niB.
8efanntlib wurbe Der oorgeitern in
Sowiontopn lpegen @rmoroun9 pts Poli5t-
iten Sbriitopher prossiiirte uuO frei9eiprodene
S9lparSe Sorb iwsi Ntale perbuftet, neil er,
faum aus oem@ efdngniie beS @ountg's mad
9Seiis Baltimore 5urlif9efebrt, Die Satbi9e
Wtarcela purrea gelflasen uno sebtiIen baz
ben ioate. gfa9 per sueiten Serbaitung
bielr man i'm felt, uno geitern iriib muBte CT
aui Selanlaiiuns Oes 0tlAters Sea 6rieoeus'
Caution itelen.
- @iatsr 8besler ianots 9eitsrn ben am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-11

utL uitutitl Selt puS SeltluS5ttWeH luulu'
III benz Gtablliiement oeS lSru. >. &esmODe
III Or. II, Yanf Sane, angeiertlgt uuS re
prdlentirt eiuen &ertb bon S45. Selbitper.
itdnolih fol9ten auf Die @eibenfiberrel6une
elutse Stunoen gemiitbll6en 3uiammenieiHs
bel sinem bsrSbaflen SAlude.
Oie elettrii d. e III + Dor benz Qa6er
Der 80. 2armour & Comp. MAI III lettel
3et in Solge beS falten @etters mrs Stoder
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-09-27
PEERLESS CLOTHES WRINGER,
Half Alive.

1t Is a sad thing to pass through life only half
alive Yet there are thousands whose habitual con-
dition is one of languor and debility. They COM
plain of no specific disease; they suffer no positive
pain, but they have no relish for anything which
affords mental or sensuous pleasure to their more
robust and energetic fellow beings.
In nine out of ten this state of lassude and
torpor arises from morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy of both mind and body. When
the waste of nature is not supplied by due and
regular assimilation of the food, every organ is
starved, every function interrupted.
Now, what does common suggest under
these circumstances of depression? The system
needs rousing and strengthening not merely for
an hour or two, to sink afterwards into a pitt
able condition than Gas it assuredly would do
If ordinary alcoholic stimulant resorted toy
bat radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accomplished :?
The answer to this question, founded on the I'M
easily given. Infuse new vigor into the digestive
Do not waste time III administering temporary
remedies, but wake the system up by recuperating
the fountain-head of physical strength and energy
the great organ upon which all the other organs
depend for their nurture and support.
BY the time that a dozen doses of the great vege-
table tonic and invigorant have been taken, the
feeble frame of the dyspepc will begin to feel its
benign influence Appetite will be created, and
with appetite the capacity to digest what it Graves.
Persevere until the cure is complete-until health
full blood, fit to be the material of flesh and muscle
bone and nerve and brain, flows through the chan
nes of circulation instead of the watery pabulnn
with which they have heretofore been imperfectly
nourlshed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-09-27
Manipulating Milk and CurtEs.

From the Rural New Yorker we ex-
tract the following:
Mr.. b. b. Moon, of Herkimer, dis
cussed before the American Dairymans'
Association the effects of varied man
ipulation as influencing the quality OF
cheese. The temperature of milk when
drawn from the COW must be raised or
decreased, otherwise decomposition of
the product will result. He had found
the best temperature IN cooling milk
for cheese making to be 65 degrees.
At this temperature the Tactic acid
fermentation secures a sufficient start
to insure It's supremacy, while the mass
is again heated to coagulate the milk
and cook the curd. High TEN
perature requires much less rem
net, while larger quantities of
rennet hasten the curing of the cheese.
He contended that if the curds are
allowed to settle to the bottom of a
deep vat of whey, and are stirred only
to prevent scorchlng, the mass will be
come more thoroughly expelled from
the curds than when. cooked in a vat of
whey at less depth. To make a cheese
to cure rapidly, he would set the milk
tb 10" tSlii anu USE more rem
net. To ripen more slowly, set at high
temperature with less rennet; then
return all whey in the vat, and per
haps add water to obtain Il greater
pressure.
Salt retards fermentation, and is the
agent described as sharp. 1t is used
accordingly. to hasten or retard
the curing. Acidity aids in expelling
moisture during the cooking process,
and is relied on entirely for s0lidity.
Aeration, too, of the curds III
the sink gives solidity. Purity OF
air in the curing room IS a necessity.
He described three kinds of leaky
cheese. Leaking soon after being
taken from the press he remedies by
Increasing the depth of milk in the
vat, his theory being that the curds
cooked under light pressure of whey
in the vat, will retain too much
moisture.
Again, cheese sometimes leak from
three to ten days after being taken
from the press. This comes from
cheese made from milk nearly sour
The remedy for leaky cheese throwing
off an oily substance is, to reduce the
temperature of the dry-room III
leakage, he thought, comes IL IN al
lowing too much acid to develop, TO-
gethar with the cheese being too high
sailed, and cured in the high tempera-
tIJrp
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-09-27
In both cows, how will the excess of
mi LIZ md h11tt.,,. l..

In both cows, how will the excess of
milk and butter be accounted for, up
less there Is an increase of food to
furnish 1t 2-for it has not been shown,
we believe, that the excrements Of n
good mixer are less rich than those of
an inferior COW. If that were the case
the thing weuld be but little altered.
as the digestion and assimilation would
be detective, and much of the strength
would go to the manure heap, which is
not the economical way of feeding
stock.
But the increase of feed in good
COW Is no argument against securing
such COW. 1t shows that the machine
was all the better for converting food
INTO the product OF the dairy-the true
object IN gairying. 1t must therefore
appear that the less machines that are
employed to change into milk a given
quantity of food, the less expense, and,
consequently, the more profit. Cor
Country Gentleman.