davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-25
Set grameaDafte esano ias Sugar
Riftef.

GRQbi5ou, g8isc., u. 9esbr.-B .itare
grmitteluaCeH dbsr taa 5lreits g2ferH ges
mel6eteH Euno zines naaIdIifeu 6auptes
i'm @ugar. 5ljoer, nata benz etpa 20 Lieilaa
BON g!Qlicu geleseuen Rouut G.raoa, LaI=
Zen es au6er Gllem 3neif* eTibeinen. oos
cir iQi,tiIitigsr, uOrbea at1,er Jloro b0Eltagt,
oer in Ger @CiGjidlte osS 5t1aEe5 clne Set
den bGisbt 5AhHi, Der iuuse 5aDlileg,
bat ieiu Sp[er ba9fGbltd3 IN 5luds gei1uitz
ten uH6 Ehtil2, bic ujtt IN beu1 IN {FlaIfe
gefnu6eneu Gade entbaL,aH pareu, All iei,
1er Tludt in elmer 6aaotoi4e cine 5uede
melt nit Ii9 gerommeu. |uem GnI1eiue
ned Bat CT Iein GpIar, g1iuiam GsriRtaa,
nit eiser grt eriGla8en ua0 fid3 oaun nit
zen GrIparuiisa 0es &rmorOeteu i'm gBeCs
ibe bou $400 Gus TEN 5taube aematt. 8es
fern gbanc tslsBrapbiEle G@erifi Ste BON
gluurce, ggiac., oaB Ea5ui fiji am 10. De-
aember bon Bbilncelphta ans nit 6em Dam
bier rQoro @oush" nad1 gai2liR in Der 5huei,
oia 2toarpoOI eiDseidifit babe. Ser Dam
pfer tujro eu giittgn0d oter 8JanerFiag in
2iUersooI eiHrrsfen, uab Subai oauu iofost
tflbaflet tgireeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-25
airdnftt sa1io GmnItn.

Wep gor!, q. 0e.emt,r. - Die
.gUargtlicnl UGialce fox tte llatteo State5a
bat eineu Gufruf or bGs aaeCitaHiide Bolt
eIlafiea, pI,5erss ebenio, ME Der in IeBler
Fcde bcm y8eutineu G0ang. 8un0" ec=
laIene, Qseeu IaberbauoraEme oas @tRflgis
les oer fatboIiihau Sirdl2 geEt5tet III. Sc
beiBt in BEN aAfruf. bic poa or p4uiluca"
geiorSsr,e reIigi0is Greiael., iopja bic giuz
r,ttE.g eer Dffenili4en S@aIsu Dlroea
tlrd frenOa Igitattou b. fiduDig be0r0bt udo
6ura uuseE6gise 8seinfaiiaEg oIgiatt, Rias
Der Gus zen 6fisntIiden Shuien fern Su sal.
ten mn ben sGduIion0 gs1;fea 5etten BU=
suueuegn. Sic gg1iance" h1bs IN ben leg
ttu Sabrcu Ia WagusY0rt unb auoersR Stll=
Ten bsfduo,g aaaen oie Bai7ruHg be3asirllr
Bills 0fitusn laiifen, bEr1i me.de Die relt=
gt6is Trethejt untergrabeu u gsCoeu lolte, un9
Gu@ in 3utunft iei Die gr0ste SBlhiamI.it
U0ttig, Hm BE BaifEun9 iol4sr sins uuter
uainaICig itsiHeH5eu1 0cduantal au bar
hireeGn, SooGur bsiat e5 in hem 4afrIf,
uaE IoGe tafiir Sng9e tgagea, OaB 3eieBe,
peIde bic usbarneiiGn5 goH &ia0ern al
Bgferuugs gsagRaiieH ggiGtten. Die nou elmer
tefimrter 9efte ge.eiet iu0. pt5erraf2u
peresn. unb luf ifrlfter GteaE1EB OOu 5ttg5s
un0 Staat 6gfgbeu.
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Nsl,r.Mcrrc 9fo6ri6lte,,.


Geps gort, "a. DECEMBER. .-2amrsrce
6uHertouad, 95 Sabre alt, DnGbc beute frii9
n glr. 800, Nsf=l59. Strase, aI3 Qaihe i'm
Bette oefur6en. 9Qs gas mar bou auge=
trett, uIo er nar I'm Sd,laie crfidt.
- graie GleteI, Oie 26 Sabre alte Erau
zines in gir. 5l4, Gasl7. Stra8e, m0hubai.
ten Grbeiters, robu eefteru A5ea0 mad Ell
uem CANT nit ibIem glaure etue 5ano50u
Bariier Grin unO FGrb gegan gIttteruaat
ned febeEhi7oigeu grd6ltbaa 9.ioeu.
- Sberf @6Qdes 3. Softer oon ytr. 103,
Sfs7l. GtraBc, III geft2rn 45en0 oor Dem
fGrestnteliQneI=D Dciptt1l" Giuem Der5'lll5e
erlegen. Der 8erforbene mar ei1 proHliueuz
tes Dlitaiia0 bes ,,@eovge BlibingtoH BO'
feue, 8. u. ST." befieiOete eige 3eit lang
cQe Iut eines 8gnfonsz9geHte hierielbft
uuN mar Ipdter SnIan0feuer @iHuebmsr.
Capt. 3cbn $. Gofter, Sefrstar Oes ,aueriz
fartiden Sedsps &lubs,@ IL ista 8ruber.
Sin nit 8affa8terau geiiiutar 3n9
rauute Gecen llbr hente Gbeno an of.lheH
gnce bGr 8Tooilpuer Bride gegeu eiaeu lees
reu 3ug. Der Branier S1hu NfcB!giams
uno eiu iuugcs Graueu5immer, ytameus
6ate gluJtat, eTlttten 8erIeBuu3ea. Die
ityjsen 9lfa8iere enttameu. Der uafaa
,ruroe BARD beu umitaub ueraulaBt, baB bic
GEemitH 6es arFerua9atea. 3uges ben 9leuIt
bsrfa8teH.
- Gin b5ute G6eno in gfr. 321, 5. 4Ba.,
ausgebro6eus8 5euer ridtete Staoeu 5um
Be:Toge ton $35, 900 an. Der ltIllit fdut
sun gr6steu 5beile auf bas Rice'ide Bug=
naareuz@ z@tabiifiemeRt. Der $OitgTer SOlar0
2elsEer Uerliect 5000.
@trmsfate tetesrap0if0s &eveT8en.
- Su Der 6aftugs'idsu 5d8emu9le gu
Golb SilI, unmeit Boulder, Col, fuo Anog
g7c8onale, q. garuaro uH6 snel aHSere
glaauar, Rameus No0let. unO gt.Ie5, our9
ere 8ampitefsI- GrpIOitoa ast60tet moroea.
LaiGa5l 6aIHcIo eC!it! I05tlGe 8raaonHas
Ten.
pie ,,86o Gloao gtatioualz gaufa 5u
Reb Gleuo, yiebr., fsIte gefteru bic 3aa'
lang eiu. Der Setreg Ger 4Itiua uao pal
f6s III rod Hiht ermittelt.
- Ruifen SarriioH, Der Soba ses neaer=
natlleu yrdFoeAtln, Dar geFern IN P9ila=
reIrhta uae fattete pm. 3oqn Baaamat.r
aiuen fur3en Be,ud ab.
- &as g5rter'lde gsbanbe In gaibbils,
Germ, pe!Gles an beriGieeeHe Aooofatea
uno ageutsn oermtetbet mar, br1unte gefSrn
Tbeue uiecer. &erihisoeue aufoBenoe 9az
tGuoe purbeu bel9ibist. Der SslamHlt'
ut1luf batz8gt 100000. grsRldter Wfltt.
III. 4neu, haIisu Bireau IiG in oer einges
ai9erteH GebGabe befluo, erItit l4DaTs
BTau0muGheu.
- SeFe s. EosIor, Gin beta8ter uuo aa@
gsIsbgper 8trssr, feIroe gefiera ua12 SABA
Ben. gla., 1ou ieiuem 25sidhTigen stsheu
4rG Gru1e erimcfieu. EarIor beml5te Rt,
eifyen Gstreit spiiclen ieiuem RefTen uao ets
ufm onberen Naune 1u iati4teu, noraal
ibm Groie Gin 9iitcl Oh ben sopi iette una
atSriidts. Der R0rber egtilo9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-25
1fnfnn noer Serbrel1en 2

Gcranton, Be., "a. Des.-Die Sob.
nuug Der Srau Sohn BrieaIp in Soret Gttp,
Susquebanna @Ouatn. braunte beute friib
Bieeer, uno 6rnu 8risttlp, ioDie ibr Gafsl
tamen in ben SIammen nm. Die frau erbts
fiEsIdl bel'm &oOe ibres @atteu $1,000, uuo
etlihe 2sute begsn ben SerOaGt, Sas 5tauJs
mor6 uno 8ran6fiiiiuua purltegt. Die Ser.
foitene lol cine betrdatlid)e Gumms GsIb
bel iin in 9Ouie nuibeDabEt ba6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-25
@ertditsrernanaErs3aen .

gBatieus@eEta t.-(S0g ben Rtaz
tern Qinbiap, Cans mo SeafiHs). 5a0eRa
tar0er3etduife eiugereidt III ben 6ilCH BON
S0bu @ampen uuO Ge0rg .. G5oma5; Ssrz
FAM gsbiuist III beu 6auc b0a @aOys 3.
Gbomas; Gsrualtuuga6gritt2 9ut829,is.u
Il ben Tdleu bon Eb0mas &ofi.p, elizabeth
8igB unO GOurao Diet; Samuel y. 5aut5
nuyre gum GtyDa!teE 6e8 Jta1lufe5 con
9eorg 8siIb uno EOHi8 6eis oetIegigeH
Ltr.. lntlheI,-1 =. Il -rl.- nr-n.-,rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-25
RED RASH" -
rotDer Nm8i0Gag,
graabboftrr Sasf9Iag Der G5pfDaat.
- ,RED Rash, "

- H1tI-I) 10AAh91Lg
graabboftn gasr3lag Der aapfDaut.
~r@eps 3 off, 6cn 10. 2lpril 1882.
gir. 1856, ,. 2lUenue.
6ur. Grittcnton!
a}cin 5err! gr8 i'd mir cine Saaatet
0lcnn's GdncfrliriFe nniAnfftf. he
mcrfte i'd Elm @eiud nm 3uidriften BON
Sebem, Der i'm @c6rupa Ser Seife Grfabs
run9 gemaat. Ba8 mid betriiit 10 m0dte
i'd ertldren, bOB i'd OOr feds 6i8 feben
Sabrcu sic Stole am &OPf uuO I'M @eFAt
bate, un6 ais infcI8e 6ericlben mein 6aar
ou8,ufaQcn bcganu, mcia }lrp mir fagte,
i'd maBte &c mir gang a6idccrcu Iaiien.
Cjc8 that id. 8al0 naaber bemerttc
| i'd cine Ecitcligc St,ac, bcOett nit Red
Rash, " ba8 ftb auf 6em &Opfs melt aus=
brcitete pu6 3ur Giirn 5inat critrcdle. SD
ueriudte aac8 Grbeat(ide: Sal6en, Gbeers
| ieifc, IlcOi5iu II. I, tp.-2llIe8 Ocrgc6en8.
Giucs cages ficl mir Elm: lid babe nod
nidt Glenu G5pcFeIieife OerIuat."
| Sd idaffte mir weIde an unO itrtd fe ies
ben 4beu0 mie Gin 9halter auf, Oa5 i'd Bis
gum Norgcn IcB. 5n 8pci 0Oacn nit
6cm gcrbraua zines Stide8 Oieier Seife
mar mciu &opf geiunO, un0 icitOem Fat
| fd Der rOtBc &usi9Io8 utc iuieOcr gee
3eigt. Sd CLAUDE iumcr, 0aB Der Saamm,
sen Ser 3riIcar bei'm Q6Ideeren ateiues
| 6aare8 benuete, uiat rein mar.
@patu sog fd meme tleine Gntclin in
Ser Saulc cine aOpf9auttraat5cit 81; G8
mar cine peiBe iduppige Sa6fan5, bic
| fd auf i5rem GpPfe au8brejtete. 95rs
Wuttcr OerIp4te taft oQe8 @}58li4s nnO
fruste mid 6ana, roa8 fe t9un iOlte. SD
crmi6erte; pJia, 70 8ebraHae 0Ienn's
| G9pefcIieilc; 2u tueibtia, bic fat mid
g5eilt." Sic rpur0e 8ctreu au8eW:nOst,
uu0 in turser 3citpar Der SOpf 6e8 8ius
6e8 gciuu6 aa6 fat sen 2tusiaIu9 ME nie-
Der 6efommcu.
QEir 6alten 0lanu'S S9wefeIieiFe
| fir tabidIrfungen oOer trgeno 9erars
tige8 ftets oOrrdtbig. 2l6tangSooa
Bella @oot." a."
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@rotlfots bIeIet in EDIeaao.

&GtcGgo, q. 8e3em6er. .-BaHl 8rott.
fou ertiart be3ugIis pa8 Uom 25er3ari9t oes
Staatg8 g1ieconiin ge8su tbn ansgeiprO6e.
ueu urbeiIs, metdes tbu we8eE istHer auar-
dtttIheu getereieH 5u wejlereH ELF W0uateu
Qait I'm widnaufee'r @ouHtngefGHguts uer=
0cnnerte, ey babe nod Mot 2eit geaabt, iai.
uen gumaIt tariibar az Jlatbe RI Siebeu.
8abriteinIidh merOe e. ieood ieine 5ara.
idaft in @uG IGfen, iejue Sii:geu eati1d0is
seu EuD bier in Gbicago bleibeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-25

g Gl to q dD E sE q "a ts g T,
relde tbys polg g}curestr1ft uH5 SIlFNjtdt be5
gdi5s lDtcbtr 5u sranasu Udnitea, grblltgu uuents
geIlllde Gustuuit iI5er eJu ueueB dseitpcrtahrea,
iueltes Iil bis lest tn gAcm JiusuHsH jFuue gl11s
5euo beUdbri 5lt. GcsaHhluHa e6sn 10 e'Hi1h, Die
IIig. Seosr igiu Ii1Euer Elrst. BUN uebf auDsis
burg Sur Seiluuq GRATIS. YtlH o6rtlrl: 3rIoHte
Gilatc Sc EtsgeuiGrG." gEE. Ia, Gjk=S2uui2ptgs
EtERfes yietDsg}Crs- 5t-zg9. (93)
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eombferbrat,S aaO eebcnsperl,,ft.

5eattIe, B..S., "a. December.
EampIer p9isf gridon" usrbrauate mn fauf
ubr bente Ra6ulittag su alti, ffiuf 9teilen
meRIit] Don bier, nlo itebea ReaI4ea, bars
uuter brei SraEsn5imnsr, tarnsa babel nm s
2ebeu.
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Nt. 3O8
gales 9oueD
Of
0OrC6OunO 3 gdr

# felt Oielen Sa5rea btion0cr8 geIbdRt
aIS Gin pObltbucn6cs 0littct IOpo6l fir
ale droniiben, pie atuten Rraut5eiten
Der 2nitr65re, tpie Suiten, 5dnppfsn,
SrOnditi8 unO 2ttbma. 8iele EauIcn6e
Boben bic mO9lt6dti8e 8irtun8 6ici,S
uniddtborca Byaparot8 erfa9rcu, unS
Ger3te, mic @elcbrtc aucrfcnucu eS l6erau,
bab Die gcfuu6tbeile, wcldc suuteif bel
3pbcreitun9 Oieie8 @tttel8 b,rpcnSet per.
ben, 5u iencn gcb0ren, tOelde fit i5re 6cit.
fame @utuna in iolaen qualen6en Sea
iaweroen 3nucit bciannt itno; gang tc-
ioater8 itnO Nicabc3a8tta Sic 8raparats
BON 5Ouig, 90rcbOun0 (2ln0Orn) un6
T5ctr aniuculpicBIen.
0o3 Fa0 3wor oItmOoiide obu pielrs
PyO6te 9eiImittcl fit brOn9tjI4c 8c,
ibmcr6en, iie itc6en 6ei 2ter3ten, pie 5ci'm
&OItc in pOpulariten @s6rau3 RaO InS
nit onOercn pcrtbOOJlm 5ugreOjcujicu
demiid OcrbunOcH in
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= Oef1 MuO SEpaufagiteI BcS HsgucEi6itsus. .
GleFtrihe Sdoer uHb @lafTiBitat rU,r5en in Ieogt
iY0um angGmenoeti ubtyauliige Nacte uno pautEet:
ZEN 6ouerno eeeltiat. GtFcs gtf 50 L, stosnz Sopa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-25

2gegeH Sufubor0tuatiou bers
bGftet.-6aIrp 6GUOlss, 9. g, 9eEuer uUO
@eur9 @robam, Ititglie0aE Der OiIrglaIoar
ginttoualgar0e, t1elhe ,8 oerabiiumte1, elmer
grerIier llebung beilgmobneu, muroen oars
baitst uno por ben PDIi8eiridteE po0b5 ge.
braGt, Der fa na3 Sesubluu9 Der aofeH
5pm &etra8e con je $I.70 mieosr eatIt2B.
8erDamPfer pguo9 Bratp 0Ou
Der uYlarglau6Gr &ibgot &ompaguie"
bradts am G5amitag 0Oa gBingate's Poiut
200 Guferr fi1dler. yiur nit Jtit5e TGr0
ron BEN GOpltQH unO Steuerm0ul eine
Briigelei barbutgt, als so Der Ya'asJcre 0a8
SGoHt5immer flirmteu.
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e,ns see gmmoasAaaptl!sas
GttuGszgiuredas:t tD4trsrO Der esis-m l3n3
gUnats oes EAufenoen stsfsIiahes3.

gttuerzgfune8u.a to4ErsnO eer esis-m ijnl
agonete oss Eaufeuoen 5tsfsIiahss3.
Baibiueton, 3. g., 81. De;em5sr.
- Die GieusrzG zGinuabugu ma5Ceu0 Der &C.
fen fiini 0ionate bes lauien0en am 30. SEHi
1889 perfreih2uber TtefaIiabres ncLVefeH nd
nuf S53, ,O9l 1886 - Sl,23l, 1856 mghr, Gls IN
Der eniIprsGerben &er,C0e bee Dorbergebauz
ben TistaIiGsrea. Yin 9pirItuoieuiteuerH
uIrteu ein9euammeu: S29, 1854, etae
3uEnhme ron $l575 ,854; 8abafsfeuern
$12, ,965r $40, zine Qbaabme UOH $3.50 600;
geQobrsue 3etrdufe $40, ,583, etae gu
Habre oou $50 8l7; Baufen nu0 8nuEers
$57I7, etI1e 3uuabme oou $5362; Becmiid1s
te8 $34 ,6O8, eine 4bEgbme bon S84 ,558.
Die Ginnahuon fir eeu letteu Jio0ember
iibetfic9eB tiejeui9en BON glo0suder 1887
I'm $IO1 All.
Ste beDotHeEsnss 5asuausaHaa.
SIN ygrlingtoas6otel" fiu6 Guartiere fir
teu @eueTal 6qIrtioE un5 Begieiter i4C OIe
Sage HrnlttGItar por ber S1apgug1tioa eus
gogilt mortea. Die geiaunaf: miro aus
oem @enetal Sdyttioz uu0 @attia, Gufel
6arriIGa tu6 Satin, s. u. Dtcaee nit
Trlu Elt 5l0>i GtAJeTu, Gr@SeHntCr SIRaz
6eG5 Gus 9letraSfa urb Satin (TC1u Stuffed
6alIiIon's glteru) Uuo hem Prioatie'retdc
6. gE. 5alt1sb rebf @attiu un0 Eo3t2r
befabeu. 5ie tyIrb uHgefdar ejue gBo3e
Tor Delu SSTaugaratl0Hsta9e tj1r eg1treTea
Ru6 III osu ga0bai Oil aua2r' al bCr D.
StrlHe eiGduaItleTt Y1el1en. AI UtOC9el
bes SJaaagu; ationstaoes marGen itd3 bic 3dlie
IN eiaen BarloT I'M 5mgiten S.odDerl Don
rgEiQar6's 5etel" aH Der Yeaaiq!olnla=
41erpe begebeu, um Bon oort aus Die Saz
nnaurGticnsparaoe Ill bgitdltigen. Sn @tH'
fianae nit 6em eit anDrew Sadl0a'8 AOmts
ntfirQticn ii5liGen 9ebrau4 turo BrdHSeat
@iebaian6 eineH Namio!ger BON n2Glusro's
6oteln 0bbo!eu ugo ihr ua1 ogm 81pitOl eSs
iortlIen.
.iusG!sfe.ung Ses 9ampIsrs seasHsa s3spa.
bItc."
GeFretir Ititues emBFr8 teste cine Ga.
bdbepaiGe een &Amtrel Gucs, 8aieb!59lber
bee seBenpdtti9 81 &tagfog, Sauaita. be'
iintltGeu 8uroea=Striags0 gs0ampfers @ I!eua,"
UeI9e bic Numridlt befGtigt, Bag DER tHr3It9
oon Der haeti'ihen Bg56r0e bei1la5labnte
lnerilduJld)s 8ampfer y0abi;en 9tepubl;c'
auf ScrSeruu3 0es G0mirals freigeaebeH
'uorGeu ift. Der 9et.atir erftdrte, eia a1le
rifGnjdlls 89;agsiIiff Der6e ooC!duft5 in
bneti'lttu 8euGfieru blai5sH, nm Die aule.
tifaIiiGeE 3EtertfsH So iibermGAsu.
9stE,iidtes,
Die cefri:e 9teuer gtRu0tme 5etrIs
$537, 662 uu9 oie 3oGejHHaqme 1888. 396.
9rr G.uIJnug beFtmmts Ratioaat= 8anf.
RofsH i'm Qetgaae BON $26I loOO Iepu Beferg
i'm SGabamte eip.
Der BrdFheHt uab 6rou EIeoelan5 ufroeu
Sic 26e,tHaGtsisieCtaae irl nlSltBen 9auIe"
osTbilugeu.
Iuc 8eperiements murbeH baute gfjttlg
seidIofan, uHb ole &egterarga3eitldiie 1er.
ben bis Nlittnna irLh laip.nolrt isia.
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9ndtcf7c SdiiTsnnflri 90.

giep Dort, "A. De3br. &ulet0uaieu
ser Gamplgr ogl0raOian DoH 6aubnrg.
gOHbCH, 25. 0e5euber -DyC Dlmpi2r
uSpGiU," oou Stem DorI mad gj0erpo0l De-,
fiuWt, TT giGsgH IN Gue.Eet0ua aa5et5uz
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zts GgE1s IN gerbfeit.

8etgrae, "a. Dei. = 8is proBe Stupt.
idiua bet Gen &a9iEaItu BOtO0icS gum I'll.
tlra BrQiih,ntea erriblt
96ria gliIau nil leoe Disinlfou Der etn.
leIueu Riauigia Ass perGH0erten Serf1iiuH83'
8ebiFpas &utDurfes 5erbisteu uuo oaraui
tef,beu, bcs Der GHtpurf ell bloc au8encm'
mea mjr6.
S0Gig Witan bat Ste grSHrua3 Der 5fuP..
idtua bis 5uu rdafgn 5aUal8 5eribO5eu
@r ernaunta Is Scrtreter Der froue, lDal9i
Der SiapiGiua eiaeH gutuuEf ber uauaT
S.rfnfuug uuterbreItsu iolleu. Die raOita
len mJGlie5gr cppoRiJeu Der $sriafuug GuPs
CcEr;rRp
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Wrbtl.stfralpa le ttt Rnnbon.

Qoubon, 25- &s5eu5sr. -Gobart Gun
llrgtam Gratanr, siu Wjtgis5 be5 Barlaz
meats, hie!t aegea L llhr in Der Deraaales
ugr 9laGt sjae &eoe n0r elmer 8E-ianmIulg
uubgiuaitigyer AI6citer am Her 0er Ebemie.
Sin ans Sabntuatou anf5mmeuSsr Grbeiters
;uc murte o6a Der 1oli}et Gagsariffsu MD
3eI freut. SO o5rIuEtst, ba8 befrge &oufItte
3utidsn Der 9'OIiJet uuo oGu 4rbsitera Rattz
tarbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-25
ae.fanna.n d. gnina aae ERigat.

Beter6bErg,2 "A. DECEMBER. pr. Ilar'
tin, eju Irln;0fiGer Stbirieui5riAsr, mjgo
EadiIens atGe Expedition mad Scntrllz6btul
un0 ban uubafGunten 8egeabeu Oes 6fiiteu
g6lbet oEtretsu. 81 miro cine G!siue @5I0re
uab perj@iebene fir aaEou0mtI4e unb tUpoz
gCaPtiide Soriduugeu nOtbueR0i9a 4ppara,e
upo ItLfrumepta m>tuehmeH. DIE Grpe5.s
INN icN hrri G-hre haneEn.
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GoufaRtinopel, "a. Desen5er. -
Wme. Sarab Eerubarot bat elm ibr BON
9uItau geuodtes auarbietea BON $4,000
Graucs fir sire etn5iae 8rrRe4uus I'm pa
laft ausaeiAIaasu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-25
@srmii6tsB.

Die ceFri:e Steuer GiRuahme betrGg
$537, ,662 uu9 oie 3o0ejuHahme 1898 396.
grr GinIGinug bsfimnts VatioaaIz Sauf.
ytotsH i'm Getsaae BON $26I 600 !iepu Befera
an G .S, n{4rFs-se e;u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-01
A WEDDING And A WIDOW

am not apt Ia forget that voyage
from San Francisco to Honolulu I,
Though full dezcn years have passed
since then, remember II as II II were
last night. The three persons most
nearly concerned that l., Mrs. Nellie
La serre. the pretty widow, lirian
Stapleton and nr. David Feltwlke-
had been fellow travellers all the way
from New York. stapleton and the
doctor had been acquainted before that,
but neither of them knew Mrs. La
Serrc when they set out; and IL was
only when they discovered that she,
ike themselves. was bound for the
Sandwich islands, that they obtained
an introduction To her. From that
time the three were inseparable, and
by the time they got aboard the steam
ship Madison, they were like Old
friends. IL was there that first saw
them. ! was the parser. The widow
was a beauty dark eyed, oyalfaced,
sparkling and hewitchinr Staplcton
was fine looking fellow, built like u
buii-squarc in aspect "a in character,
As for the doctor, he was an inch tai
her than Staplcton, bat weighed At
least seventy pounds less. His figure
rosemblsd the Egyptian ohelisk more
than anything else ! can think of .
neck and face long, head high above
the ears. long ntSe. pointed soafcr,
long, slender fingers, reddish hair.
But, | assure you, he was one of the
most agreeable companions that | ever
came acrosS: he knew So much, he
eonycs>cti 80 well, he was - courteous
and uuaxsmning SUI pSse he was
about thirty five. and stapleion a year
or two Younger. The widow locked
twenty, aud III leave il 20 the ladies
what her actual age may have been.
They we're both ia hove with her
ANYBODY could see that and every
ta,iy sise was making bets a. "a
which would he the houored man.
But prefty seen the odds began to set
81 heavy on Fel,wike that no one
would accer, them. Stapletoa seemed
"a have no show against him. IL Was
funny Ia see the dsfcrcnce in Their
WAYS Of going 10 work. captain kal-
mer, eur captain. called thesi the fox
and the bear. The widow held the
iaiancc between them e. admiration.
She gave tip only once, she sceeEstesl
from the doctor little srinkct that he
carried on his wstch-ehain-a little
diamond .hilted bowie knife. not an
tftn kong. -ttt NATN " A4tSff NIA UT
Ii one day when We we're atca, longi-
tsdc las dcgrees west, she came into
dinner leaning On sispleton's arm.
and VIC realised with asnaxemcnt too
deep for estersnce, that she had con-
scented IN marry him. She was wo-
man all over, YOU see. a. wstioss arc
apt tohe.
Wei. We paid our tets. not without
heavy faces here and there; hgt | am
bound 10 say that the doctor, whose
loss Was hy no means ~ ec measssrsNi
ia n,oncy, issok his punishment with
mere apparent co,nposure and good
nature than anybody, lcanf imagine
% this day why she didn't choose hiin
instead Of Starleton. f~Saaps Il was
ewing u the do toFs inycterSte habit
IL ssentsnr himself and al belonging
% Ain With mask; he seerueNi unable
~ ges aisne without, srtsi Mrs.. Ia >e-re
Iaay have tlsoaghs that i she married
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No man has any excuse for being a
drunkard now, not even the plea Of an
overcoming liquor appetite. Neither
Is Il necessary for any man TO break
down from an overload Of business,
or woman To be nervous and tired,
while harmless MoXie Nerve Food can
be found The finest beverage on the
marke; can be sold with more profit TO
the liquor dealer and is more popular
than any other drink. The women
swarm for it. II has not come too
soon
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- -
.~-.~~s
I'm / anps1u N kess'7
a. rsn.ins q he lase vicssr Irs.ifs,
a. The V1iie~. tne ~ $50 yvs.sss~s
~;ss.f III strong spirit g po!issrss
ccuneils. verx barrel On x .Iss No. =
Islsnd- 20 exited trom ~ - $50
!. 1890 sx.I wnrffke fyfh< a
sssr. II - et.f. solemn ana lonely,
- - 1890. q ~ rflumf,Ea where
q us.I~s 4. rrzudesf sweep fhroaKh
IL f..srasI<s
&
Wkerx thf rsixtty and nszrveSoss faves
srines his Offering f.de e ~ =
And ttse vo3ce Of she Satsss 1917
Il ne resonant eah q ne sree
4 s;rss rh~rs he bafsie j. cleaning,
II IN rsi.Ist az eDsnmoftcn ss rest
~ ss ~
Ara vssh hsous where dark memories
koeeY.
oeti~ snr. the t<rpessz hare warred,
~. - mountains stand round is and
o-~r-
Asteru and imncvsbse guard;
Ard the swift year, 90 ", ana sne
VI Wn''' 'e
M. .hs5vs. /. a aufy unfailing.
bas sss ~ 800 and the present are
n;sh
n'sn
III.
Ara the eax,e. the mystical. lonely.
Wild spirst Of storm and Of STRIFE.
From bis erest launches boldly, tne
emile
Weird phantom Of passion and hfe,
And over the island, Overwhelming,
prcps martial rsemorid plume
~ ans : iarvstfeu tomb.
~.
re~.. there that the pal.id and cory
Piume,i warriors, with dirges sofiorn,
v....a he Rattle fields crimsoning
story
In the years that have vanished were
borne.
And The chant Of the garlanded maiden
a. re sang Of that wonderful Alden
Where the spirits OF dead heroes
~o'
"
And the stars, all sweef-eyed' WIN
~ rsmpassion.
A. they rode the blue prairies OF
night.
Shot hiiher, where dark waves we're
dashing
The gold-rlcaming arrows OF light,
As for years and for year,, Withou'
number,
The battle-slain warrior. came
On the shields they had lifted TO SUM
Der,
secure In their hardly won fame.
And the rise of the sun anu Ihe se.,'.'e
OF the silvery moon was - naek"''
For no clamor OF batte Q, lre..ins
OF the sPottcd war "o'se 's
brought. $3.50 =,
For their sous were AZ ""'s "
duty, - ,hs
And, with eyes hAe "'s"'A "
night -,
When Il puppies Win summer aa'~
beauty ..a .s,hx os
Came the loved with the ~rea'ns u
deiighI
VII.
But the red trines nave sone "''' '"'
hceting
And tragicai HOW Oh tne years, :.
They have gone W s"e iA' VI
greeting - 60. :,
Win theif o"ss o'' WIS
tears h...,
And but one grave II thefe, M" heaPe'
newly
by ms so'einh an"
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INFORMATION WAITED

~ iAs; beard from, September. lss-, Vas
10 the iGma-r woods near Port Biaseiy.
Washington Territory. An. person kno~s
Ing BITS = hcrcassoass vi. sonfef favor hs
sercing bis address to JAMES FRASER
tHccter,, sStasrix1c's Rives. Sova scotia,
ea1seA N.Y. &
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Eanlatfsz sss4 S-ss s.s-s-- 80 = .4
Sssh a t,aav te rcasiily 1uacTstq~-s.
! in1er.>se,l through hSVinE s'eSa en-,
$500 A. x,sanssi ea ere ss1e 81 he
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-01

Goods Msea.ne e sr CTS.
hAAa farp nhle bnliisss
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And no warrior that ever departed
In the days OF that dim long ago
Was ever more bold and brave-heartcd.
Or more true 10 friend or Zoe.
And so, while Mays fairies are weav-
ing
Bright chaplets to garland his tomb,
Let rs greet him rs ever, not growing,
For the worlds full OF graves, bur
not gloom.
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>sss1r saox.ssen, nlzfrss<a, frv<e.-sa..
AIS wesazs, gives slseg and 7sercso dsse>
tsga-