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, 1889-07-10
Tho Originator of Express Companies.

The express business of the United
States originated about the year 1887,
and its originator was William Harm
den, then n young man, who gave his
name subsequently, TO 'Harnden's
Express company" the first great
company. Mr.. Harnden, the origina-
tor of the business, afterwards lost
the wealth it had brought him by en-
gaging in n gigantic emigration
scheme, and died n poor man in 1s45,
at the age of 80 years.
, 1889-07-10

If there is a lingering doubt in your
mind as to whether there is sufficient
local news in this issue to make it in
teresting reading, please bear in mind
the fact that we are located in n town
of 200 inhabitants, twenty-five miles
from n railroad, and that until three
weeks ago the acting editor never set
his No. II foot inside the limits of
your beautiful town or county.-Keya
Paha CNeb.) Press.
, 1889-07-10

If people wish to live well together,
they must not hold too much logic,
and suppose that everything is to be
settled by sufficient reason. DIR. John
son saw this clearly, with regard 30
married people, when he said:
"Wretched would be the pair above
all names of Indebtedness who should
be doomed TO adjust by reason, every
morning, all the minute details OF a
domestic day"
, 1889-07-10

Taking all London's food together
the fish, the meat, the poultry, the
vegetables, the fruit, the groceries and
the bread-and it shows an annual
consumption of close ON a million and
a half tons a year. Adding 10 this the
Understanding the water-and di-
vided by 1865, We have a daily con
sumption of $500 ons.-New York
Telegram.
, 1889-07-10

The Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Horse
Railroad company has just disposed of
a horse that has travelled "a, 900 miles
on the road in that city, having been
in the service of the company ten
years. During all that time il has
been sick but four days. The animal
was still in good condition.
, 1889-07-10

Lawyer TO strong witness for his
sidel-lt just did me good to sec how
cool you were under cross-examina-
ton.
Strong Witness (modestly)-I am
the editor of a paper which claims
3O0, 900 circulaton.-New York Star.
, 1889-07-10
BuckIens ArnIen saIve.

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, c~hilblains,
eorns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale By DR.. w. n. Hunt.
, 1889-07-10

London Truth says that 'the Sevres
Swiss dessert service in the green
drawing room at Windsor is valued at
f1OO, 600" Also, that there are six
SeVres vases at Buckingham palace
for which there would be competition
if they We're utup tomorrow at $780,
No
, 1889-07-10

Have you heard what Mr.. G. l.. Weast.
Of Cambridge City. Ind. says Of Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and DiarrhGa
Remedy If not, here it is: During last
summer | was troubled very much with
severe pains in the stomach and bowels,
and was induced by a friend to try this
remedy. | took n dose, as per direc.
tons. and it gave me almost instant re,
lief" % and 50 cent bottles for sale by
Il. b. David, Druggist.
, 1889-07-10

When a coat needs a thorough
cleaning, apply with a sponge strong
coffee, to which has been added a few
drops of ammonia, and rub well with
n colored wooden cloth.
, 1889-07-10

To preserve butter any length Of
time work out first the butternilk;
second, use rock salt; third, pack in
air tight cans or jars; fourth, keep in
a cool place. With this treatment
butter IAN he kept sweet several
months.
, 1889-07-10
Dr.. Vagaer&C..
SFEOIALIsTs-

We offer oapology for devoting so much time
and attention to this much neglected class OF
diseases, believing that no condition OF human
lily is too wretched to merit the sympathy and
best services Of the profession to which we be-
long, as many are innocent sufferers, and that
TO relieving the AFFLICTED and saving
them from worse than death, is no less a
philanthrophist and a beneiactor TO his race
than the surgeon or physician who by close APP
p~lcation excels IN any other b anch OF his pro
fession- And, fortunately fol- humanity the day
Is dawning when the false philanthrophy that
Condemned the victims OF folly or crime. like
the lepers under the Jewish law. to die uncared
Tor mas passed away
YOUNG M HIN
Who may be suffering from the effects OF youth
nl fouies or indiscretions, viii do well to avail
themselves of this the greatest boon ever laid
at the alter of suffering humanity. DIR. VAC
NER will guaranteed to forfeit 1--WE hundred dol
lars for every case OF seminal weakness or pri-
yate disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails to cure.
MIbDLE-AGED NJ FIN.
are troubled with too frequent excavations OF
the bladder often accompanied by a slight
ing Oh the system in a manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary de
posltsa rooy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles of albumen will ap-
pear, or the color will be OF akin or milkish
hue, again changing to n dark and turbid ap-
pearlnce. There are many men who die OF
this difficulty ignorant of the cause. which is
the second stage of seminal weakness. DR..
Wagner will guarantee a cure in ali such
cases and n healthy restoration OF the genito-
urinary organ, Consultation free. Thorough
examination and advice. $500.
See the Doctors additional advertisement in
the Daily Denver News and Tribune-Republi.
can.
All communications should be addressed
DIR. WAGNER & co.
lIlI Larimere street. Address. Box 27ss Den.
yer, Colorado.
Cut this out and take along
, 1889-07-10

All kinds of Job Printing neatly and
promptly executed at the Leader Office.
, 1889-07-10

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & is+o~i
, 1889-07-10

job Printing at the Leader office.
, 1889-07-10
"FavOrIte PrcscrIp-
uono is the only medicine
for women, sold by druggists,
under n positive guar.
WARRANTED.

antee of satisfaction in every case, or price
ts1.0O refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle-wrapper, and faithfully
carried out for many years.
For large. illustrated Treatise on Diseases of
Women Q60 pages, with fun directions for
home-treatment, send ten cents in stamps.
Address, WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
Association. GG] Main Street, Buffalo. N. Y.
, 1889-07-10

For rundown" debilitated and overworked
women, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
the best OF all restorative tonics. 1t is a potent
Specific for all those Chronic Weaknesses and
Diseases peculiar to Women; q powerful, gen.
eral as wei as uterine, tonic and nervine, IL
imparts vigor and strength to the whole system.
itpromptly cures weakness of stomach, nausea,
indigestion, bloating. weak back, nervous pros
Irntlon, debility and sleeplessness. in either sex.
II is carefully compounded by an experienced
PHYSICIAN. and adapted to woman's delicate
examination. Purely vegetable and perfectly
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40. SQ1rgang.
gaae nna gaapss8ao fit bic lnabsn. @ta6Iep Gars"'
Nor 1nuoert sS}o0re1t,

o pgc Gabugn aus mtaner GSle aaf amrritaH9cn gSeO
fTu Ton areraniI6n A5eru ngertg nertan9e &e0An9S=
RH6c BrgunigtC baB Das Gc6egel nt9 SSE9gf 8aa8' u"
ais Qime SnnFe oFFrt u Wcrbn 9nte 1T @ b'euFtg 0aS
6tinRc ga Gajstbm &leiOcrg bn0erS tn Den Bftn
sInIunb,mang SaBrtu RBanmCna S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nru in s ic 1868 GgGnife $4,000 u 92OOOOO0 aBr9
gcFgu h @asF6n an bic 3ntnn 0snen 0araH 9 O"' 0
Aeriae nod m Gatra 3n ea gngroSSnet0eret me man oaS
Qnfertaru iu groBm Nanbnbc g nn nu oran8t Den GtH
seluen nit m GdjnnBre gcrin raid be Se IS fnog
nid lanac Der B fir HnmGgt9 &0Hngsnd pelgc 3a'
5rbnFclenO n HHrSnia agcn-na9 Gu9emnen Yrnjtp'en
nnna garau benft bt eai6 mrBr ubi9On mir n 9eraoe
behnrpten ppcu SaB &unf b quite Sten ert eacr ST w
bnlummnrr abrifantrn bun it, SIN ge9entbi gb @ nH
cnioe pugc rmcn aRc Scrrin9en Saaen mr bic
m enuc1-nbrr fdun bie pengn genagn bic M0g9fe &c
Snnashafc SubibOn gerab gut ais eoes angeeen
uuScn parc, mad nlgmcnm 0ranOatCn BTuFean 81 onfan
e irma ubleD Cars it, ni6 bic critic in oer Sefboa
Iommuung GngrOssSnOnnf F9 Die berhOrra9nOtH in Der
Scuung &cibnngshfe B6fcr &aHc s8r no ban neren
ei6GftseolraeR uB u Vubtnm AgmeiueH aEs Antrt
buGlfpmmEm pniirnbrr &lcibnn9s fHfe nnerfannt
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(ffftc l,iiMlfne Qlerh0ftiit,n

Someriet, 6p., q. gpJtI,-Die am
%. DlirS in Der yid5e BON SubtauapoIts
tur4 bic @abeimpoli3lfteu 6ugbes unb Grjf.
fiiu BON Der ,ginctnuatt gferu 2rIeausz
sgiieubabn" oolio8ene SeIbaftung oes
Sanee BouarO erpstt fh ale midlttger, ais
man uriptunali6 auuabm. I2an rpir6 fifl
e1inneru, baB Dor uugefdbr eiuem Sabre in
8eIbi, etuer fieiueu Station auf Der Big
Tcur. .giIeubabu," bier giauu eiueu 3ua be.
fieqen, ben gepGdmetfter t0oteteu uno ben
GrpreBboren beraubten, norauf fe entflc5eu.
glat ben gegebeneu Sdlberuugeu mutbz
masteu 5u9bes uuo Griffin iOfort, 6a5 Bol,
lar6 elmer Der Gtailnebmer an benz 9laube
geneieE If. Sic i@riebea bem 9etsttiu
gratp in SubtQnapolis Betreffs Der 4uaelez
genbelt, uno oieIer beiud]te nit beln Bremier
uub grpreBFoteH, ruslGe Die RGuber auf oem
3uge gGebeu batten, 8oGaro in bem Gooiugz
toner geIGusEiB uab iesHtif3irteH i6u ais
eiuen ber 3iiubsr.
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llaieTsSl5=,}rti0iO0 0iO0rs=]l(dMer =Qn1l0e

pruntauHen dt8 ir S4neberaf 9a no a6er $500
gnsaqe aus eann mpOren % rOs, 8aFmiren, ggonls G
Irus qcmnHsrn GBrbos uno d iidcn m tGnhiidn SmOs
adt ,u benz unpu8&u6 nep8n ree SIS n8efea Sic gut
omatbaiddit uu6s 9ema4t n$ S08agf appt mo bebt Die
etpe en8fn bic Gepanoer elegant 9G9e u gut 5r8eea
n cute bt es mir geebt 915 su
9an Gg bic fumas gut it, nem mdb3 neor5n gree
perfaufen @beut bGrn ben p agn b Sic r8nb3 1t
S25 tdufn 6nnn Sic oeben
IuFen 35 ba babn miu Dies lit cine ffebmbe &baa&e
GranB $40 bis 420-8eg. eiun 5abr3
6nnn 8pfe sic n mir agn pa9no Die gla
p Gegen, 96nm a 8g I bnn gnne bic 9eu=
famn eben, B nfe tpa 9a1enbes nn tnnn&
nf unc N Elm StneSe mihe nn o lfaaB ne6mn
Gr9 Roben nnra9n W Indge neh 2dSr
entuobmnunier 5In9 26 beben bepnbrs au bie neil
gn m pen auf m bin, neil bic beFen n5age
Pre peauten mir berufn neil Der 9re fb
h tpingen ldBt mir bebn e ppr, neil M aOermn un fn
gir bn 4na9e $40 12 SnOer gEOQe
gnsigen enannen 9rn 9msee unrer enfr
SIS bis S25-a5er wun nit
,euen Sd9ag fabren, meItsr Iberau geIt merben wt"
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g2r. 1O2.

bau. Sit euthaltcu iogor cine BiblotbeF,
eiu 8aIberIoill unb e,Ee BaSeuanua. Der
beQuemfe uu0 pyaadgRt Uou aueu ii ,glr.
so, in uaIem BraFoaUt paryiiou Die NetIe
maht.
&as auS BEN S9. 5o5u q. 2iul, So5u
San, 81. I.ag0E Cooper uE0 aHOereu be1es
benoe GOmite, nelfes ben BraiiNeuteu mad
gIeu @ort esTortigsn iol, tam beute bier an.
I'm 20 gliuuteH 11r II llbr AbeuO8 er'biea
neH Der EyjHoGut uaO stue 8egleiter NIB
beaisgen o5u 5rg, peIder nd ie0od anId5-
li5 Der b.lgEHteu Gbu2gugg 02G Prifaeuteu
gegGu 6a5 &aJ'sH au Souutag eyf mn 1910
Olorgens IN 8auesuug ette. 8rei gBaga
cons oe5 ,3u8c5 Frb Elit Sartreteru Der Brefe
geiHut. liner Olu WtialteoelL Der @eieu=
Ihnit beftHSgH GL 5ct1staE Guii. Gbarbuus
bssr.dter EuuI, auoege 0ltgIie6er bes
EbelbuuNgssc,!a,s, sic Dameu Oer Sabi=
uetsmitglieagg u. u. II. 5eicetlr B,aiue,
pelder ned an 3utUe5 IIioet, fu1r uiat
nit
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9. aamt,, s3bne & Gomp.

2elrcifs Der Sttdereten auein mIfsu mir min0es
tens sponst8 GauIsno garos Refe Ba6en-bsrruae
Goter in oen neusFen g1obebeIfns - o,nfen Sic
nur: 3uanstg zauisno garOs OOer m,Br @tdsreten-
tIoB pon eiuem ArtitsI unO bann tebentcR sic bic
Eouien6e unO G6ertouienos ron g)aros oGer oH6eren
ReFoysr-un0 nun neuen Sie fb biz Gufgabs Dor
tie 9crles= =Erbeit. fe ale an etnem Gage gu oers
tauien - GEO rUtr tuerOen Die aufsabe I6en aaes,
mas mir wuni4sn unb brnuasn, iR 5bre bsreittOiIs
Hge QuUeRnbetI-Sis brautben, mas mir Babsn-0sr
Brs5 it osr 8et,n9its Stein bs8 anfOBes auf SBrem
4e8l-fs 95It njdt ftper, oaIHGer 6tnncg gu font
men. IS if tar Sic 0On e0enio srogem ooer sro5ez
rem geIe8, lett su tauten, uts Fir uns, gu pertlus
len. g8tr raiH.n oerfaufen pn0 Gts, penn Sic
etReu Dollar psrt5itdeen-mliicn faufsn.-Das in
tsn 9unbug, ftin gOrpan0, fetn gefaer, ten gaot5=
bebeIh um auns:n an8u5ePen - rs if geiadft uno
Ste ptTen 3as.-giauen Surgeon per6en Sie OteIts
aIte @ebause oIs Irummerbaufen ieBen, un0 far
ms tf's lest Orn8sn0es 8eSdrfniB, ben geriub 8u
MAIDEN unb aus uniereu g8aarsn etspo8 8eTerts, ais
Ritt5 9sraus5uitIasen. sic e9,n, mir mir IN bsr
alemme ijger-leisn Sie auf Sbr Sntereiie 6s6att-
ia8en gle SIREN GrsunOsn, bo5 bsic gBote oen
Susiten Stuynteger tes gsrtaufes 6s0sutet-Ssr gns
Srang pirb Ieb3afsE iein, oIs in Der groTuuu9sz
gBote; 6snn Die Gaten werOen unermeButb pobI=
teller ietn. - Stsaea Sts ita in 8tt5' unO 8leo,
tu,un 5eute fra5 3zs u9r Die Eadren 8e6Tnst iosrz
bln.
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G1T6oS Sen Sc0i Tetaes e6emaItaeu
s1fettSfterrtt.

8atonsWouge, "a, q. Qpril. -
Duncan garia, Der 18'jdbrigs Soba zines
aueeiebeuen Bfian,ers, puroe heute BON ei.
uen iuuaeu glaune, ylameHs BirO 5urcal.
ion, nslGer friiber BET @aris ais @lerf uuQes
felt mar, nber tiirSli4 entInfieu narbe, erz
itcfeu. 6GrraIioH tam 1eute mad @arigs
8obuuus, nm ieine GHetteu 5u buleu, 6ie
er bort 3uriid selafieu bate. 6urraliou t4af
bel bisier @eIesenhett nit BEN iIugeH Ga
rig iniammeu uno gerieth nit bemielbeu
In StTs,t, tn bsfsn SsTIaaft 8avia sridOFea
mutbe.
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q. aantt. s0hne s Gpntp.

2Gtr Doren, ais ber Sturm unS unteybrat, nit oem
3uiammtnFeGen uno Cr0nen unisr:r 0iete bei4diz
Hst- @eFe BON Scibsn8uu9en = 9lefte 0On tarrtrtsn
StoHer-Geitc ron 9enytttas - 0}tfte pon @batass
- Refe ron Satsens 82efe pon @tn85ams-0fefe
uoa alei6erbeiagz - G2efe BON Stterejen -
Gis7s pon aGem - 6ar AniammIunsen 6ss 6unten
&urdeinonbers breier 9cIdaidser gaOaen. - 9eute
ftuB MAIDEN mir uns oil Qles, mas oOH Oiecn Reiten
nod DorAan6en, nit blostn 4Tmen, - gtOmiae4e
Egeiie - nje0ri8 genu8, um in fst1s Stunoen 0amit
ro4fiu59 oufBurdumen = io4en 5undtft Die goiung
ieil. - 28lr boben gu uelG reselm1Giac 8aoren NOD
atauieeen, aIs oaB ptr wert9OOae 3ett nit 0}sfen
oer85uoen tonuttn-ober iutr DoQen unseben, tDooon
mir lest nod 0IeIe bobeu uR6 srftaren, 0aB IS in
oer Ebat Die besebrnspeBefen Tno, Die mir mob ie
geBo6t-es TR0 Die 0leie BON netten neuen Daarsn-
in uetutea nsusn Nufern, uno its rueroen-DeTen
ijn0 mir setUtB - bem blespoti8eu @eh&it5certaAre
elueu dberraIfenoen auTitnura per[eibeu,
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lle8erfan allf eIltetfl adiffe.

SBpego, N.sY., q. 4pgiI. - @eFerR
I'M Ititteruadt tamau bret Ulanuer, perz
mutbIi9 Dllniou. "UlatroIen, On Soro bes
Sdcouars pSotn Sheutte" bon Eolsbo, tusl=
der cine yScabs"8emanuuug bate, unb
itberftelen ben Steuermauu 9Oiepb Soiepb8
oon GoIeto. sic idIugeu tbu NIT RntippeLH
uuo dIeppten ibu ans 2aub, no iie nieber
auf ibn einbiebeR, bis er ba8 BepuBfeiu berz
lor; Danu !parien ite ibu in ben 9eGer etnes
abgebrauHteu Sauiee. &r Ego1 mebr toot,
aIs Iebenbig, berau8 uHo ludte in aiuem
Sauie In Der gabe 9iiIie. @r Ebeutifi3trte
AIeraHoer StilIeu, ben BrGfoeuten bery SEE
g!atroieu geieuiGaft," aIs etuen Der Iugreis
fer. 8srieIbe tpur6e uerbaitlt. SoIep5s mirO
uieueidt fierbeu. Stileu purbe committtrt,
um ben SerIauf Der SerIesuugeu SOjepbs
abBuDarten. Die Manuidaft mar Idou Dor
BEN lleberfalle BON Dem Sdifie bertriabeu
rorben. StiQeu bebauptet, eta 4libt mad
tDeiien 3I i6nueu.
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grau &Erfbam'S 9aOeaOfesRaole.

&bica8o, 27. Nqril. - Trau SeuHie
StrtbGm, be @attiu etaes PafcrS, reIde
Oor eiEigeu Gasen megeH Qaoeubiebfabls
Uerbaftet puroe, puroe beute mOrgeu i'm 30
Ii3ei9erid}t uorgeiutrt. Der 2a0eubefiber,
neIder ibre Serbaituug Ueranlast bate,
a9te, tag er u0n oen TIeun6eu Der Trau
iGriftli6e grllarungeH erhieIt, 6aB bieielbe
ben 8iebfabI in siuem aafaue 5eitueiQtgeu
SrrIinus periibte. Su Gubetra6t 8eiien
nHuIde er bic Siage uitt meter III uerfn(>
gen. 9ieIe gItIdruug idiau oue Bst6etltgz
ten 3u befrtebtseu, unb bic 5ruu puroe ents
taGfeu
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Ni1 Rnabe trr 9iaeltilfrtr oeffohIrn

BeIUtbere, RS, 27. april. - gBu-
ltaul, Der y Sabre ate Sohu BON Geo. %.
Eor aus @aIhiugtoH, @arreuzG Gouatn, uurbe
an Treitaa Uon 3igeuueru geftobleu. Der
Suate nur0e bci ben 3jgeuuerR in Stenar
bile geiebeu, mo ibu OleieIbeu etntgeu Boots
Ieuten gebeu molten aIs tbuau Dies ni6t
geI0ug, ieBteu fe tbve 6eiie fort. I'm Der
BIuBfroBer uuterbaIb gafon, puroeu ie Bus
IsBt geIepsu. 8er Sater bes Suabeu bietet
aues auf, mn ietueu Sobu mieber 3u erIauz
gen, uuO Poji8eibearte OerfoIgsn bic 81
geuuer.
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sseae Na3etgeG.
g. &0tttt, G00me & Go.'S
J(0u6Oll= OCrROuf!
Sin tabner 9anOtretdj
-fur-
Die Gentenntaf-1 0 d {!
Aufer9elD6bRIibe ReOnbtionfn
Oct 2gGem ttnD SsOcm!
Ser Grad 0er Dem l1atergonge
aetaeihten Spfer!
Reae Ma;etgfws
getoeibtea Spfer!

Go uabe iF's, mir glau6en bereits bas Stadsn Der
yOt8en 3te8eIFene su oerRc4men Uie ne aui ben Boz
6srt raTdn-bie ftrn,tfnsn Gage 9aOen uns erIaredz
lid surudgebfadt. SeOer Tag ointt ejH gtonat 8u
iein, peun mi. Gle BADEN unO mir fnO in 8epattiz
ger Gtle-uuo aus sutsn grnn6en - unier 8e6dubs
a63u6r,ten uno nit ber ar6ett bss Btcoeyauf6aus8
gu beginner. - @enn mir fe Hitt 6atS in an9riT
ne9men, 70 tonneu mir fdr Oas 9erbFgeiadft niat
8erdFet ien - unier etn5aes a6BusmttteI 6sra9t in
nisoussn Bretfen-nteOtEas Gretfe uno iOnf 9attts
ouf 6sr @et f0nnen unIern gtae enttecren mir
luiiien Das-uub ucH mir es futIfen-ieRen mir 3eute
fra5 elm boot auBerorOeaHasS auO se0ar:
#uaasIpfss gsmsBel Upn slaem in Ssene -
glteruroem, oer uns fennt, brnudt man 81 ia9en,
luos 1cute unb Ud9repo 0sr iibrtgen Gage oes gers
taufcs al ernapteu if.
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Ser Enmflfenarat


ODeC 4OztahrtGe &rtabruRG etueS Ogwtineu
4srateb. Dieies BUD fol- feiHesiUeas Den Sdusarsi
In ie6em sane eristen, cher troe6em iUir6 es I'D
ois gau3 uHeHtbebutd}tr 0ll9gebsr in ieoemp
baUabren. IS ietgt, Dta Rr1nfbetteH DeraGtes uus
i'm aniaugsfa6ium betdmpit iDeTben t6nuen.
EeSepte uno yeben5DeiIe in allen Rrlnf1eitsiiIen
5euGu augeqe6en. Jir % @ents in 8ofmarten frei
0eTiarbt. Uan a6rsiftre sgjrtoaE GItttc 6 5tss
9euInsH," yls.l5, Gfts Sous Hs StgaBe. 9teta'
gotf, g3.s23. 1921
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Getpoltt58tioe GtrIFer bei3raTt.

8ttt5bErg, Bl,, y. Ipril - gBaReH
WiBadtgug C.5 5eyid}t5 Fab bter brai 9,tts
farS Der rGUlue3ueaS Steel. 2Sorl5" 3u $500,
rajp. 500 nab &25 @dofrlie oerrrt5eilt
norOea. Die CRITTERS Wareu bur3 geri1.a
u9eu giubalt3tGlgbl 6aju auge9alteu WOrs
ben, bte Irbeiter, nelbe ibre B!a5e etuges
uomuen batteu, uitjt III beIiiiigeu. Der
GiubultsteiebL pur6e O0u ben Striteru nint
befolgt, unb olber bic Beiiraiuug 0eraRIaBt.
Rtdter @piug, Der has Sramrt6eu per-
biugte, bat erllGrt, baB Der SuGrtff III tabelu
igi, neil CT ben GGob attlt auSetuln6lr ae=
triebeu bitte. Die giuibihteruHg uuO Bas
orobunq con gsuteu On ItG ei cine luiriibres
uIde 6auhIuug uHO bered)Hgte oau 95ertii
svrn giuidlrgiteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-29
2IlR 2eiflc nffitnoen.

BbtIabetpbta, %. apTiI. - 5a Der
0lBe Uln gi6ion's Boint faab man ggferu
abgGo in SdupIfiq cine frauenlst4es bic
ais tiejeuige Der Reifie Wtc5ntoib eTfaEut
nurhe. Die Qsi1e mar i9radlth Uerpef,
bic au3eu uub eia 8beil bes 6Ieiihea be8
gefhts par eeidpunbeu. Die SoaattTJi'
ynra NAT MIR BURG bic 6Ieioer erm0gltht.
ST.. Rc5Htoib pgroe Isit BEN g. GsbrHar
utymist,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-29
Sin @prSansrtT anf 9oHeG
gInEfntf

2ittles SO q, Irt., 27. april. - 6r.
ggettera 9e0aftsur Ses rePu6;itaaiiaea
g8aiIg 2eailet," Oeriudte beute &ormtttag,
Den betauuteH repubIifaail4eu Bolitii3r
Bopeu @IaltOu, befeu 8ruoer i'm Ieeteu
SsrbRe etuem politiiden WeudeImUrber gum
Spfsr fisl, in etaer 2Birtbidaft 3u eridieBeu.
Ser Streit purbe bur6 eiuen poIitii5ea
8ispHt oeronIGBt. Glaniou iopobl, ME Beb=
Der murben bertaitet, uHo elm Ser96r ioG am
Npltag ftQttfinceu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-29
:. Ras,n, sSbne & GoHtp.

6eute por ant Io9en fubrten Dir BET Ssioeaftoiz
iea nHS GEeIoetieassa grtiie an, Welhs uns
U!ontaa, Bienfa9 unb Rhpoh eiaen nitt gu bez
pdtiserben @n6rar8 oerfhaten unb i'm uns -
peun bic Rcsengdiis nitt Ctn8etrcten p5yeu - oub
Dourerfog, 6ititag uno Somftag Oerfhafft 4absn
puroen, 2Gh Belteu Die Btetie fir ns0ri3 asaug,
I'm ms ,,.toden gu legen" - unb ite iuaren es -
pcnn niat oos ggetter Oa5mifaen 8efabren mare.
Qber I'M nit Oem flautn 2l6fau o6iushuen unO
iancuer pOrnarts gu tommen uno raf9sr oas 3itIIu
eygeitrr, p,rben mir Die Saaen Uon istt an mi.
Eounerse9oIter ftesen Iaiien. SteGen sis itt in
bic 0astBe Ganse Tam 2a8 ntat 70 fort8s9sn, unO
psnu gucs tort H. utrO ss 70 tettt nt fUteoerts9s
reu, tUsniaftcns niat Uei unisrR eet8etten. - Btr
nb left entfaoTn, 0sienl Bsrtaufe Eeute gum 8tuetz
ten Dlale glhacI gu perIeiBen. snn sic far bsute
fa tr8enO etUas Qnoeres UorssuOmmen ba6sn -
i6,feben sSie eg unbcoirat uuf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-29
ElnttEnfltnrD tlllD SNMdlaeEialt. a

yIep Sbttta, "a, y. ApTil. - Der
g2eaer 9lob. Boone ourhidut.t beute md5a
ren0 zines TamilienRtettes Die 8cbIa leiuer
Er1u uuO madbte baum ejusu 5IuGt52riud.
ST uuroe nebrere gleileu nett uou etuar
aus ytegeru 6efebeuosH @eieuihait UerfoIgt.
gG4bem iie tbH in einem Sumpaluoe ers
raidt batter tdt e. ite I'M ietH gtbeH. aber
uque grtOlg, benin Ell muroe an etnem SIum
auigetaugt, Seiue ETaH miro Deu2i9t ule'
ksr opusfeY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-29
2(m oct sane Don 2Uasfa 9eF6tttert.

Gan 6raHjt8co, %. 4pril. - Capt.
gu;sens Hub 5rUei Datroieu bes 3ampfs
gRalfjdfnbrerB rSate Guaou" tameu beuts
aEf eluem 8ampfer Der gaIasias asGOmmerz
cial.@omp." bier an. 3ie ySate auHon"
fheiterts am 10. R5r5 in Der RaribouaB-
Rni, &lastn. 8le WanuIdaft erEethta bas
ufer uno giu8 nlbreuo eiuss beitigeu S4Hee-
furues 81 5uBe uad3 Der n16f3u IHF2oe'
lung 3pet giatroeu 'dlugeu eiue auoers
&oute Elm, uub man iiirttet, baB fe uuters
Uess erircren. Die uaate aunon' 9iHa i'm
9uut ron BortIazo, Or, na9 Glaata ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-04-29
GdJueer3Oc1te9er

SOtllEt5CcItc9et
mo bat m,br guts8 gabaH, ais irgauo Gin be-
tanute5 9eilmittcl.
@egen 8crrcnFuugcn, Gucti6uus
gen, gruIts ubCr SctteuI6mcr3em,
GODii9mCr5, SaBuWcB OOCr irgeu6
Gin uuOCrCs auBuli5eS 2etbeu,
meuige Wote augeuanot ourdl Giiiifesii55Hug nit
eer 9aHo, mrtt Is mic 3auber uuo ua6t9eGI
Sdnr5 on9eubItdltd cin gnoc.
gegen Grfaltnngru, 8runditts,
Gungcn Gnt3iiuOuug Gougeiffua
ncn, Gut3iinOuugcn, R9eumatismmg,
Rcuralgic, STcni9uB, SriatIca
&rcu3i9mer3Cn uim. ljnO 6audge unS
lan9ere 2lnmenOungen nOtbpenoig, UNI cine
0elluug 8u bcnirfen.
9Iue tnurrcn 9eiOcn, g6mer3en tu
GingcpciOcu D0cr 0agcn, Rrampfe,
Grampfaufaac, 0ageniaare, gredls
rCi3, ,SoObrrnucu, RcrbGIttQt, gdllat4
lofgfeit trerO0ic5 5topfueB, SiarrBGe
9oIif, glabuugcu, SgHma6tSanFaQe
merbcn augeutldHh uuO raid furirt burd
GiuuCbmcu Uou clucm balben bis eiuem qans
5m E6ul5Hd U0u Don yJlca0g. 0telief" in eta
um balbeu gl0ie gSaHer.
RS5= Seine baiicre aur ODER BriU2utiUmittel
9e9eu g9ed}iaTebey gibt e5, ais nit 8aOpaQ'a
BiucH.
g}vs sr r-fs A;. -r-5H. qz,yr,rrrf 6a gr-,t5ss~..