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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-15
Hhrnterbranb in gseln 10.

gem Yort, Il. 9e3embsr. - 0ls
yStau6ar6 Ebeater" an Der G1e ssr 70.
QUenue uuo 30. Stra6e, etHe5 Der D5l'sats.
fen unterboltuugslotale in oec O5,tgu 5.I9J
fine tur3 ua6 ubr bente &beno 6auer ua6
bte Elcmmsu uerbreiteteH fh, troBoen l3
3ampiipriBsu Ioiort aui Der SraHctdtte ers
i6ieueu, raid bur6 aIle &betle oe5 9ebdu=
bes. Sos Sbeatsr mar on 0te llnternsbmer
8roots & 8tdIon oerutetbet, uuu ote neue
fomiIte Gper O@fre[la" mur1e mdbreuo
bteier gGo6e bort geqeben. @tIbert u Sul'
lipuu's Speretten yYtnafore," 0ote Bttateu
pou Ben3ance," yPatteucs" Il. q. mdroeu In
in oiaiem Gbeatsr gum erfteu 4tale IN Aue'
rtfa aufgefiibrt. gtur pentge BeriOHeH be-
faubeu fd betm &usbrude oes 6euer5 I'M
@ebGube, un6 btelelbeu bemerEfeht8tsH o9He
glfbe t6re 6ludt. 8ns 6euer enttfano iiber
elmer @asflamms 5piiheH Dem Sor9ar8 NIB
Den Rculilieu. Sunerbalb etuer Stuuos mar
bas Ibeater in etneu 8riiRmerbaUfsH um'
oennnbeIt, uni BITE btutere Dtauer, pel9e
tbetlnetie atufHr3te, rjB aud etuen &betI oer
Itlugr oes btuten aufOBenoen 9s1auoeS
Sir. 1O8, 0eIt SO. StraBe, nit I'M. 9as
lebtsre @ebGube murbe i'm Betrage BON
$1,000 beitdOigt. Du8 Sbeater nuroe ami
$50 600 uu6 6te gubueuaHsfafftruug, Deld)e
total 3erhort rpur6e, uuf $4,000 gsl4dtt.
Ser Serluif 1T betnabe 81 ietuem ooLeH BE-
TRACE ourd Serf@erUng 8soedt.
9as Sbeater murOe in 1876 Don sol. part
erbuut uEo geb0rte SuIeBt oem prn. .. Gltt,
mslher CO erft Dor mentgeH gSodeu taUIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-15
WoFa 3dtTer'S SelbffmOrS .

Reu.gorL IA. 9s;smbsr.-Dte 9et4e
Rofu Raiier's aus Utica, bes Dtdodeus,
neldes gefern Abeuo i'm 3immer oes StH.
$50. SO. Dunn uuO ietuer 6rau i'm 8tn0'
Ior.Sotel" SelbfmOrb bur6 @riateBeu be-
eina, befiubst fid nod i'm 0otul etueS gst'
dbeHbeffatters. @sbeimpoItJtf SdoHelo,
pelder fd nm Die 3ett oes SsIbfmorhs
;nfdutg i'm Corridor uabe benz 3tmmer
3uun's befauo, erfubr BON etuem Dteuit6o'
ten, has Elm lauter 8ortpedieI in bem
3immer i'm @ange ist. @r begab ilt an
Sic Tbiirs uub b6rte 6rei BsriOusu in etnem
idsinbar gerei3tsu @eiprdd begrtiisn. 9r.
unb 5rnH Dunn ipra4sn NIT 9soGmPfter
gtimme, 70 baE er iie niat oarfeben tonHts,
oIsiu utsle Der gemsrfuugeu beS Sri. Satier
nar.u beutlt6 uerusbubnr. 8as Dldo4eI
Iaote inter aubersm rSte babeu MID
ifdubIid biutergaugeu uub werosn e3 be-
rsueu :" guf etue Bemertung Der Brau
9uru erptOerte SRI. Sutier: gSte fnO stns
QiQueriH :" 8ieieu ausOrud mteoerboIta
Te ptsrmol binter chamber.
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SEQ. q, zaSlpr's M6rSer oerurs
thetlt.

WtImtugton. Del., Il. Dien6er. -
Qouis &. 2if, fpegeu 86otuug Geo. y. &a9'
Ior'e bee gIoroes i'm erfsu 9raOe iiberfi6rt,
unb ieiu Batter 2onts 9tR, pelder pegeu
8etbeiliauug on bsm udmltdsu Serbre9sE
bss 0lor6es i'm spsiteu grabe i4ulotg be-
fnu6eu puroe, uernabmsn beute ibr urtbsil.
Ser iuuae Sin nutoe gum Eoos oHrd ben
Strono am IA. Rdr3 1884 uu6 Der Sater 3u
Elmer GeIbbuss BON $1,000 uuO lsbeusldug'
Udsr Suft osrurtbetlt. Sstoe peruabnsu
ibr Gdtdiul nit 8aiiuug, isbO9 brad osr
Sobu bal6 uoGSer tn &braueu aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-15

Burta, Il 8e3ember. Der G0rreIpon'
bent bee yTraucnis" In petersburg, pel1sr
@eleqeubeit bate, ote GrubeBtots5attet In
Der ct. Better uuo ct. Baul' 3ttaosue 81
iuIpi;trlu, berthtat, oaB fd bic oortt8sn
2ufdute ueutg BON 6eueH In anoereH euro'
Sdiiteu @efdnguiiieR uuteri4etoen. Die
9rute Iat smar etu ruifide8 Snntntttel,
per6e absr uur in ben ieltsufeu Baaeu bet
rtosrfpaufigeu @sfangeueu uugewsnbst uno
uur NIT @enebmiguug Bee @Ouoarusnrs. -
3ts gabruug iei ausrsthsub uEb beiier, pts
in frau36fIdeu gef6ugntTeu. 8te PoItttiasH
gsfauqsueu, neide in Der Bafst In Inter
iutbunaabaft Iino, Hagen mebr iiber ben
WauqeI an geifiger Bei4dfttguug uuo &C.
suigem 8ertebr, pie iiber gIabrung HHo
gebanbluHq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-15
Rrdnbe.

QoneII, MaiI., IA. Ds3ember. - Die
ferris. Sptuneret" brauHte beute friib nte'
Ser. gsrluf $4,000. Reuu WtgIteber Der
Teuernebr erlttten 8erIeBuugeH.
YbtIabelp ia, IA. Da3ember.-TOru'
lambs arCBe Gdaufeiiabrtt uahe SolmaS'
bnra muroe beute Gbeno totOl ourt 6eusr
;erf6rt. Serluf 100000.
TrebertdBburg, Sa., IA. DGember.
= 3. Sau s. Comp 2aOeu, Isaga3tn uno
FObnk1us 3u 8oger'S Store, Orange Co.,
Gu., 9tugen In 0ergangeuer Ia4t IN 6lca.'
men nnf. BuLuf Sl2, ,OOO.
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sinSer nit GGepbantemrnTeln,

Stbuca, R..g., IA. 9s5ember. - Sor
stlttsn Gagen puroe bier eiu Rinb geboreu,
beiieu GaIe auf etgsnthimltde 8eiie mtBge@
ffaltst mar uu6 4ebulthtstt NIT etuem gle'
pbontenriiiiel bate. gs ftarb am IeeteH
Uttttmu1 on frdmpfen - cine 6olge istner
unfdbigfett, bic 8ruft 81 uebmen. Die 81
tern batteu friiber Elm auf Gbultde Betls
peruufaltstss Rtnb, meldes ebenfaus uur
furse Belt lebte. SOlde gRtBgetaltuugeu
fu6 in Der Samilie erblih. Rehrere Sproi'
len berIelben, bic por elmer oSer 3met 9eue-
rationsn geboreu Durbeu, rpareu NIT oerar'
tiaen acknowledgement ueriebeu, srret9s
ten ieSod trob6em elm relics Alter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-15
@fdhA 0ent8 EAabenerfaB.

0atertomu, R.=D. IA. 8e3. - Sen.
grabIen @iuslou, Der gegeu ben 0llttcd,er
glObe" megsn geDiiier ArttteL mslas otslss
Blatt Dor etuem Sabre 0eroHeutlt4te, etneH
Qtbeupro3e6 eiugelsitet uuo S4aoeuerlae
uou $4,000 uerlaHgt bate, erbtelt oorgeiterH
Qbeub pou Der Sur1 Gents 3ugeIproAeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-15
HOREH0UHD&TAB
iudt 9jnia9ren

Seine IinosruosH @iuptrfungsH auf 6t
seret3tsH 2uftr65rdsH ertlareu it5 aus Der
EBatIade, baB feline SugreOisultfu aus ben
ptrtfamfsu2uugeuBstImttteIu 10
btfeBsu, psl@e tbsrbaupt bstauHt tub,
iubem baS @ruuOelsment ans Ssm Poutg bsr
gSorcBouaO%Yrau3e (4uOOrH) 5sfeBt mel.
DE nit Der nGbieS 8aIiamea" Ober bem
ogaIom uou @tleao" tn gerbiHouug &c.
bradtta. auBtrOem fHO In otciem 9etI.
mtttGl fduf Gubere bOtautfat
GIemcute osrbuHOeH, wdasislu.r 9eil.
trait etue nod erb65te @trtuug
grbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-15

Qtberp00I, "a. 8clI I2.5U UtItta48.-
gaummolIe: Observation-Disclosures 5 1916,
30. Rem, Grleaus 6. - Die SeriduIe be-
truaeu 10000, 5pefulattou uuJ QusIu9r
1000 gnueu, 3ufubr $4,000.
Qoubou, IA. 8e}embfr.-8er. 5t1ateu'
Cbligatioueu: 4.proj. 1871, Ditto 4lp-ol.
1l74, DO. oerldugerte 5sprOi. lO4t.-Attten:
q. & g. B. 548, DO. 3. 144, Grte 30i, DO. 2.
g8, gen.gort Central l1SB, Beuui Central
col, SqB. Central 1879, Rsaotug 29s, On
tarto. .gPsaeru 214, Rsrtiuutidls 66g, 0tlI'
rnnufee ct. Buul Common 904,
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sin ff,b,ehnfdhrioer Wanbm6rber.

Ya0lQ, IS, Il. 0e5ernbsr. = Der u
idtrtge SEQ. Orr bsgab ftd geasru gtaamtt-
tda In bta cine babe Nfetle uOn bier geIegeua
Hobuuug Uouroe Srumble's, etues bItn6eu
@reilre, aridoB oenieIbsn, fredte oehen
Eruu oul6 SdidBe uui ben aOpf bepu6tIos
Htsbsr uuo entfob, nadosm er fit $50 an
Qeetauet bate, neIde 3rumbIe TN Sauie
Gufbspabrte. Gin 25 Rauu fairies aufSebot
uerFnIot 6eu 6aubu0rber.
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RdhnFdtdfrObbe.

Ro{botlIe, Tenn, IS. 9g.-GIns TO-
osuaunte ,6an6car" (8ratfue), aui Der itd
Sames Qpnf, 8ormauH elmer abtbetluu8
Rabuurbeiter bRfarbeu, gertetb ouf elmer
8obubrfde bet Graham station, 8suu.,
ans bsm @eletie unt fiirlte nit ben gldu'
neru in bic so SuB ttefs Shludt. 2pud
unb elmer Der 4rbstter pHrbeu get0etet, bic
Tbriagu fd1ppr pgrIgbt.
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sine rci6e QumpenfammIertn.

Cation, PeuuI., IS. @sB.-6rau 4una
glurta 0eibsr, stns srceutrtide Erau, iarb
aeffsru glorgen i'm alter bon 78 Sabren.
ole trut arm In oas Qsbeu uuo binterldBt
Aftteu, @eIb uu6 QisgsniGafteu i'm Bsrtpe
pen 100000. Sor utht uteleu Bohen LAB
mon ne barring 2umpeu, Gbidus uno Anoe~
res uuf ben StraBsH iudeu. Sts butter:
lGst fiebsn Stueer. gtusr threr Sobne III
46uofat uu6 Elm auberer Staotraths1ltt'
olieb. 8eu gr6ssreu Gbetl ibres Ssrmo'
aens iou fis Sirdsu uermadlt babsn.
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Ginc canqpilhe Rird5cns aOm6pte.

&tugstoH, Ont, IA. 8e1ember. -
Pabrsuo be8 in Der ct. BauIsttrde geAal'
tsnen Bu3ars purbe geftern A5euo etus A0s
atnruua porgeuommeu, nm iu sntiaetbeu,
ob Or. Suutpau, Elm goHitruattUer, OSer
6r. 6urtp, Elm 2tberaler, am PoPuLarifsn
fri. Die pulitiIteu 6rsunbe betber 9erreu
bstbsiltateu iib in pollsr 4u5ubI uuo uu8e'
beurs 4uireguug sutfuub, ais es nd gegsn
Grbe Der Gbftimmuug bsrausfeute, OGB
Sort1 ieiuem @eguer uoraus mar. Die
Weuge firmts auf bic Blattforu1, peI4e
uuter bem @emidte oes ReuihsuhaufsH8
,uioumeubrud. gtsbrsre 9ameu fteIeu in
Shnmaht. SuuitteA Der aagemetueu Gou~
fniion bemdhtigtsa fth Sultuan's 6reuHoe
ber gRablurue uH6 fopfteu bieieIbe oOq
Stiuuaettel. Ste beuuipruateu oanu, baB
thr &anotbat fegretd gsmeien iet, uuo prd'
ieutirtsu 6emielbeu ben BrstS-etueu grO6en
QebuIeIiel. S5artp's 6rsuuoe bubsu on ben
@etfIi6eu Der 6trGs gei6rtebeu uuo orober
nit stuem Bro3siie, tul Sale Der Brets MIDI
Sru. Sdrtn iiberaeben tutro.
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Gin Gampfer gerbraunt.

Wempbt8, Eeuu., IA. 83ember. -
DIR pom gEBtte 0ituer bterber beftm1Ite
8Qmpfer gSoiie Sarrp" oerbranute beuts
glafniitug nebf BEN gau3an aus 600 Baden
EaumnOQc uno anberen gSaareu bettabeuz
bel Cargo Is Retleu fIu6abmdrtS BON bier.
Die N!aunifait unb Paiagtere muroeH Bes
rtttet. 8a8 6abr3eug tpar etna S3O,OOJ
tuFrth.
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Tamilien. Erae6aie in Can Trans
1iEcD.

GGuBruu3tscO, a. 8e3ember.-@er
gpunter SlOrsu;o 8tuceut, Dtattoie auf
etnsm 8alfItfabrsr, 0srpuuoate geute istus
Trau our9 etHeu ShuB NIB begtng oauu
gdFhuoro. Giieriuat mar bic uriafs Der
s bnt
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9rauunecn Ourd8 0cn @rdfi0entea

RtIpuutee, Btse,, IA. Deg. - Die
Troge TT bier uufgepOrfsu rUoroeu, ob Utar
@roBmaun, PrdfGeut Der beutiten 9.metus
be, 6as 8e6t bat, Erauuugeu su oOugebeu.
Gr bat bic tebt MIR eiH Baar getraut austu
Isine GmtsUorgduaer uaBmeu Otele Grauuu.
aeu uor, uub es miro nun behauptet, oaB
SteIs Setratbeu uidlt geIeblid giilttg itu0.
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SsIegrabbiTde 9epei9en.
C8srtte Der ,,AHocitrten 9ree" fir beii, Gsuti@en
GorreISCn6enten.'
Hus bpr SSuuSssbaus+fFnSt.
Die Ginpanheruns

gBafbingtou, IA. DECEMBER. - aus
einem Berihte oss ftatiiiideu Bureaus gebt
beruor, ba6 i'm 0iouat glooember 42,9O1
guiiagiere, oaruuter 80, 1913 @tnwanoerer, tn
BEN uerihisoeuen 9dfeH 6es yau5es aulanlen.
Sic @eDammt3nbl Der @tnpauoerer, trel9e
i'm g2ooember 1888 uR0 in ben am 30. ytoo.
1883 uerfrtdeueu II UioHaten, iOute In ben
entipreGeroen BeriObsu 0es Sabres 1882
aus ben ueridis0eueu fremosn Qdn0ern mad
oeu Ser. StautsH tamsH, gebt aus io!gsnoer
5lbcue beEoOr:
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0snu 3etu Blut oerarmt 1T, Dte ne aus
6tuueu, ausitIdgeu, GedUireu, S4psl'
Iuuaeu ooer al1emstuer GuttrdttuHg ertsus
men l6Ft, 10 utnm Or. 81. y. Bisrce's ,Gol'
denMedical Discovery" (golOeue meobt'
uiIde @utbtduug siu). - 8st ausn Apotls'
tern 30 babeu. (3OO,2'4I@m2Il
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Ser sluSffaub auf Der SGauaSa'
9dcifIcs k5dhu."

gEtuntpeg, gtau., IA. 8ajem6er. -
Ser ausfaub Der 2oiOmottufI1rsr auf Der
GunabasBacific.S .Sabu" oauert fort, tn0shsn
iiuo iett biuret6eubs griasIeute oOrbauosu,
nm BEN 8erfebr mieber itemlh4 regelmdBtg
psrmttteln an t6unsu. Die gtl3ige gtngsH
beute BON bier mad bem 8efsn, SfeH uuo
@dbeu ub. Die btsFgeu 3ettuugeu duBeru
bic Qufibt, onB bic DStriteT" feline Aush4t
ouf grfolg babsu. 8ofumsuts, melte beute
ron Der @ompaguie, psr6fsntltdt purosn,
erosbeu, baB 134 9ofOmOttofibrer i'm Jio'
ptmbsr bHrdidutttltd $130 ueroieuteu, pab'
renb Der Rouotslobu mebrerer ben Sstrag
uun $500 iibtrateg. gtau ermartst, oaB ote
BabRmertfdtteH Hahheus mteoer ben Se'
trteb auiHEbmen meroen.
ab5utt's Ipauii6ss Bstu Souteum bsI9resrt b,
Berbauung unb belt GsspsPfis 25 9ts, Die 5lai7s
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RnIhfcIher entbeff.

Gttaua, One, IA. 3s5. - Gs Dtrb
Bsridtet, buB in ben 6slSgsbirgen, uugs'
fahr cine gleila n6rbltd DOu Babmore,
ptrtbuole golbldubersteu geiuuben morosu
fub; I'M 8artht oes 4derbau Dsp1rts'
ments bsiBt ss man babe etus uueridopTlt'
he gouanla eutb1dt. Sbeuauf lteBt Rn'
pfsr9rs, Usihes 160 Biuuo gistaa pro 8oaz
ne liefsrt; oaruutsr bsiiubst ft4 oa5 Cob.
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Reru, Il. Gel1mber. - 5v. 8letdOunet,
Gbef bes polttI&eu De1arteusGt7 oas Bum
tesratbs, iaate b.ate In elmer gsiegeutliq
zines militdrtIdeR BlHlat5 BtbaItenen
Isbe: seth AMI gurcr 6ut! UtUge nd
bas @oli Der SGmst3 sur GTtbstOtguug oes
gctsrlan6e8 bersit baltgu. Stele ouutle
GD!leu ftetgeu um enrOpit'&ea 9Ortsout
anf. Ser lang ubqspsu1eta &rieg DtrO mad
bem Sabre 1884 faum UeImteCsu maroeu
i6uupu uub wirb UteIIeiat ihOa I'm uahfeu
CEriiEinhr nrrRhrrdlPn Il
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J anFnb Rrtesrta 9rau6.

BofOu, IA. D3ember. - BrOf. Sato5
Eriebrih Rrau6, etu ieit LANCER Belt bier
anidifger uambaftsr Srtsutaltf, TT gefor'
hpr
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Der mufRors ina gnean

Gutro, "A. R3smbsr. - Der @OuOFr'
p,ur Don 8ougola teIegrapttrt 0em 65eotDe,
Der Roncmcer. .Stnmm babe tlu beuahrtt'
.iGt, ba6 fjdl Sits BaidlO am 10. RODcmber
ls6eub NIB noEl gu 8irist befaUO, OaB ebOa
auer gerie5r nit ieuem Crt iettosm oura
beu @apamcer. Stamm obgeidHitteu morJeu
Iet. Ser @ouUerueur fiigt bir3U, bic ySah'
ridt nsrbe uou ben Bebuiucn IN 8Ougola
nuQemeiu atS mobr ncceptirt. Su Gatro
fn6et Die gtndrtht iHoefeH ietueu @laubeH.
Cairo, IA. 3aember.- Sater Baidl'S
abrsiia nod Guafim III bi5 gum SoHnta5e
BarffObeu mor6eu.
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Sic teuttaf Steucrstuuabme Betrug $545,'
9S4, bte 3o1etuuabme 1921, $40. -3uE Gin
l6Iung beffimmte RatioHal BanfuOteU i'm
Retrage pou 1916, 900 ttefeu beute i'm 5das.
ante Elm.
Ser groturator bee 5daBamts bat ben
8ifrjtt8anmult in PbtIaoelpbtu tuifrutrt,
bic Slage gegeu SAP goote & So. aIf Rifs
erfattung pOu 81, 900, meIde pom Z ylOa'
tentoatiaubauie in g8aibtugtou bel oem
gantbauie oepOntrt tuurben, ruben 80 laiieu.
Gie @oR9reBuitgIteoer BON Der Bactftc'
Fife btelten beute stue Deitere Seriamm'
lung, nm fi6 iibsr oeriatebeue Qmeuoemente
3u bar Qntt.@biueien'Bt1 81 etntgeu.
@rsSerator @buffee pom COLORADO, elm
0titalieo bes rspublttanti1eu gfattoual,&o'
mites, bat iidl 3u @uufeu Der gtominattOn
bes Generals gogan BON SItuOi8 gum repub-
lttaHtI6sn BrdfOentiduft8 @anotbaten er'
ffdrf
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WrrlmeiftIte chat cfnes Ribillfler,

BeterBburg, IA. 88embar, - Gtu
Nblif, Rameu8 3iutihIoH, nfldsr tiirlItd
i,iue Tludt aus bem @siangutie 81 &har'
fou bemerffeui9t9, tsbrte 3uriid, I'm etlthe
ieiner @sfdbrten ~ beireteH. &r mur6s BON
Der Bade ertatpt, rporauf er etueu Sens
barmu uub baun tf ielbit eritoB.
gdumme g2abridtsn pUu cen aObIeHreaio'
men I'M u6rbl btu 6rauireid.
QtlGs, 4. 88embsr.-g gebeutItaeylaf'
rtdltsn tOumeu uoE ben u0roltteu 6Obleuz
btRrtfteu. Die nGomraguia bQu3tn" bat
al 4bscou NIB GrOuup ale 6ohlengraber,
peld}e Al Irbrt.er GrgantiattoReu ge96reH,
trtlaieu.
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BtlItg absr gHt. - Ridenlamsr]
uub Rerpenpsb psrbeu prompt gshstlt ourd
,,St. Satob's DEL" Brsts fRnbig Gents
bte Dnihs. t5OOl
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@rpteRe sescn ras GinfubrsStrbot
in DeutSclldnp.

Sr. 8oligaug 9d6nle, Der amerttantite
RonIul al Bnrnen, 9eutIblauo, bertHtet,
BOB bic 6orttge Sanoelsrammer ben 6iirit'n
8tsmard Piir3li6 bur6 etne 8ittidrtft er'
IEdts, bas 8erbOt gegen bic @tufHbr Don
9tpetnefletia ans amertta auf}u5eben, tn'
Dem bic 9legteruuq Der Ser. 9taGt.n Aurt
gtnfuhrung. RON 8ampb0uen ouf oenti9e
Tabritate, !. .. pOueue StriGipfa, gewtrtte
0aareu L. I. no, Der beutIAea SG1uItrte
einen empfjuolihea Shlag Oerissen tOuue.
tOninl StUEIe iiiBt gu, b0B dRultWe Brotefe
uub Bittiariften BON zen Sau0el8tammern
uteler anoerer beutidsn Stabts Dem 8stdl5=
fau3ltr iibermtttelt norban fiHo.
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vie 81, i'm ss5raat Raoea f-ssr SaB QalHB
6crs oou 9creGolns una Egs.r elm pauo,r,rdfsises
s,,;.mttt, i,j in ausr 5agsu. go bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ars,griHtu finn. uuS Sab rsue @rgHsF F4 uu8sD52u,
lid fansum5srs. C5 cut9aI gsts, tua5 Cen URa.
acn In lInUrsnuna bringen '1unte. er BAT cine
feBr angene9meu s Gefamaa uu6 U.rS ~ si.
n,m Qr.ife gtrEauft. pa8,rHabR semungemttsHFsu
sriatbs, na f,iuer 9eiltrafte tPdRafHs u maBen
Fiubcr rmpinOsu groBeQiuOeruug Our4
isiu: beianftigeuOeu gigeuidaftsu, Ueuu fe
AT Group O0er Seud9uFsu let6eu.
qrgt5-50 Gent8 unb $1.O0 pro 6Iaide
ie meBr, ie biuiger.
8ei allen QpOtbeteru Su babeu.
6. -. GrtttrmtOm,
oueiujgcr Gigeutbamer,
Qew Yprf.
giles 8aBnI@meraeasS sSrOpfsa
Bdf,u in stuer 0tuuts.
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Barts, II. 0s3embT.-Dic Deputtrteu'
fammer beIprnd bsute cas- Sd6Bet ors Wtts
niferiums ses 4usudfttgeu. 0r. 8trOill1'
6eadi, GbgeOyoHeter fir @uaosloupa, Etelt
cine Re6e, in nelter er bic Qaltuug 6e8
frau36fideu RouiulS uuf Saptt biuit4tlth
Der tir3liteu Gr9iguiiie 81 Bort al BrtHce
Id7arf TrittIirte. 8rsmiermtutfer Berrg er'
IIdlte, eie Snptthe GIegteruug babe tbrs
gerautnOrtlidfett bsligljd Der 4ugelegen'
belt anerfauut unb osriprOdeu, ale iranioT'
Idlen giirger, meIde Serlute erIttteH, 81
entIddbiaeu. 3te 6sgteruug mer0e aui
8abluuq be8 S6aOeueriaBe5 befebeu uuo
cine uuterIHduHg g:gsu ben 6Oniul etaiet'
ter z
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3uammeu zee. 30 1913 tO,6Z5 jGG. .430 $50 GIG
Die @sfabr Ger ginitbIeppuns BON Ssranfbettet
aus Ggppten.

GII OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EAL UtH SINHVV-
Sefretdr eriuGt, aue amerttantl4eH Soull'
larbsumten In &appten 3u tnfrutren, aue
Sebufs @rpOrttrung mad ben Ser. 9taateH
geinmmelten Qurpeu OOrber 3u tnipt3tfeA.
gs mtrb uOrGsidIagen, ioltle 2Hmpen Dor
tbrer Geri6tffuug au tOdeH Ober ite oura
f6nefeliaures @as 3u rdu4eru. Die 28t4'
ttgfett barurtiger SOrFdt8maBrege!H 9s5t
aus hem lImfaube berUor, baB sur 3stt 6OJJ
Sonuen 2umpen, pelde Don elmer gem'
gorfer Strma gstauft Uurbeu, in 4lerau1rta
liegsn uub iibsr QtusrpOOl mad gfsp'gOrt
ueriGfit ruaroen iOQen.
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abbptt's IbaHiI6es Bstn Eouicum bsIereert b.
BerbauHng Rnb bsitt Gsspspfs, 25 @ts, bic 5Iai7s
1921
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Ru,nt in lInaarn.

gefb, IA. DECEMBER. - Die abgeoro'
netsn 6ofeg uub &lnaig i4Iugeu ft4 bsuts
in Tolge etues i'm llHterhaEie oes uugnrt'
Iden Getdstugs fattgsfuuoeueu BOrtDe4a
ieIs auf Bifolen. Betbe puroeu Ietht osr'
nuubst. Sr. almnip pirb fa mOrgeH nit
Oru. Setmouu bueutren.
Cpftr hts iHrlibsn SturmtB.
Qoubou, IA. 9sjsmber. - Der BON et'
psrpool ua6 8ottsrbam befimmte 9amptsr
,ant" giug pdbrsub bss Sturmes pom Iss'
ten 9ienfag inter un6 6ts aus q BsTioneu
bsaebenbs @auni@aft srtraut,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-02-09

also give them little salt every two or
three weeks, which we deem highly
necessary; and, above all things, keep
watermelons, muskmelons and cucum-
bers away from them. The tops Of eel
cry cut up with their food will be found
beneficial, and they appear to like II
very well. Do not get these statements
mixed up. The onions and ginger only
for cholera. they demand constant at
tention, Too much whole corn we
have found injurious; we give meal, OF
this only once in three or four days.
Raw onions and very little ginger
against the world for curing cholera, If
the disease has not been allowed to run
too far" We indorse heartily the raw
onions and ginger, but have never found
melons injurious. Last summer we
raised, in an amateur way, nearly 300
chickens and turkeys. Bushels of
melon rinds and imperfect melons of
both kinds were thrown TO them daily
and eaten eagerly. Over-ripe cucum-
bers and seeds of muskmelons were
likewise devoured We had no losses
from any neutrality-suspicious.
POultru Yard.
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Banished Siberians.

As to the proportion of the banished
who are condemned to hard labor il is
about one-seventh of the whole number
passing over the frontier yearly. /
cannot tell you the exact number of ex-
lies transported yearly, as ] do not
think anybody except those handling
the prisoners know, but from the sta
tistics gathered at Tiumen | should
Judge it to be between 10000 and 90
600 annually, and sometimes more.
About one-fourth of these are women.
The returns from Siberia number
yearly about $500 to 5000 persons.
who, having served out their terms, re-
turned to their homes in Russia. A
large proportion of the exiles, compare
lively speaking, are minors, being about
one out of six. Their tsrms of Danish
ment are, as general rule, but short,
since the returning exiles are composed
OF about one-seventh of the persons
under Fl years of age.-San Francisco
Chronicle
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"The Old Tines in the South.

In various parts of Louisiana l found
many people who had lived on some of
the great plantations before the war,
and heard their accounts of the pecu-
liar life OF the inhabitants of some of
these rich, retired regions in the inter-
Tor of the State. The planters had con-
siderable wealth, for that time, and
they and their families lived life of
elegant, refined leisure" with little
business or care except pleasure and
happiness. All supplies for the plan
tation came from New Orleans mer-
chants. Once year the young ladies
had bonnets, and Sometimes gowns,
from Paris. Visits and parties and
balls were the events of life. The
young people had good education;
many of them were sent to northern
schools, but the south had good schools
and colleges In those days. L 60 not
doubt that it seemed to the people liv-
ing it pure and innocent life, happy
and wholesome, and SO natural and sta
pie that it was likely to go on forever
ave did not know it was wrong"
said an accomplished woman to me one
day. mo one had ever told us it was
all wrong, or that we were going on
gayly toward an awful destruction.
We knew no world but our own. We
thought we were very happy, and we
meant to be good. We were much at
taehed to our people-the negroes,
mean-and they were happy, too, then.
We heard sometimes of low, miserable
wretches who abused their negroes, and
how we despised theml"
Would you rather have it all back,
that old time and that beautiful life,
if you could?" L asked.
"Oh, no; think it is just like one of
the great changes, revolutions, that we
read about in history 1t all had to be,
i should think, and so it must be there
is Providence in it; it must he for the
best in some way.-AIdlitic Monthly.