davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27
Gern6fe 0Eaaaen.

8aB bic seseniudrtiss 8eit NIT ibrem
6aIten nnb Sreiben 81 eiuem bpben
@rabe BON 9erpuiitdt selanst 1T, 1T To-
uielfa6 erfi9tlid unb 70 bdufis sei6ils
bert tporben, baB mir es faum su beto'
men brauhen. Sebr 8ielen aber tpirb
bic 8ebauptun9 tpunberbar flineen,
baB es aud cine 01erpOiitdt bel ben
B1onjen sibt. Sreilib iuerben bic
BHanSen ni9t, ipie mir armen 0tens
identinosr, bur9 Sor9en unO Summer
aus ibrer Rube seitbrt, neil iie ners
penIos iinb. Nber neiiere llnteriu6uns
gen babsn se5eist, bas man 8flnnsei
10 srteruos" MAIDEN fam, ofs mdret
its NIT Rerpen perIeben. Die Npi
iilenfe nun, tpel6e bas r@emiitb" Der
Ptlanjen berabbriiden, finb 11eberrei'
sung nnb i6ledte @rndbruns. @enri
Ole sliibenbe Sonnentusel am 6Dris
sont untertaudt, Iesen mande 8HanSen
ibre pdbreub be8 cages often sebaltes
men 8ldtter 5uInmmen, be9ebeu fi6
glei6Iam Sur Ruhe, nm am n66fen
WOr9en. tpenn bic GlIes beIebenSe
Seuerfusel tuie6er empOrIteiat, ihre
8fdtter iuieber su entfnlten. gu bieien
BHan5en aeb6ren J. 9. Der &lee, bic
Qfasie, bic Sinnpflanse, bic iuueen
8l6tter Der 8obne. Sebt mon 9ulpet
Ober @rocuS benz 9ampenli6t aus, 10
6ffHen fie fif, uno reisbare 8flan3en
i6lie6en. tuie glntirfprIder bepbnhtet
bnben. bel einiretenber Sonnenfiniters
nib ibre Bldtter, Inn bieie beim Ger
uortreten Der Sonne tpieber Su entfals
ten. Rerftuiirbia 1T bas Berhalten bss
auitraltId,en Sl6tlees; bic Seitenbldt,
fer besielben i9Dinseu iudbrenb besTas
ses auf uno nieber unb nerbleiben tp6bs
renb Der Naht in Rube.
@erbsn fie in einen 6unflen
Raum sebrndt un6 auf 6ieie
g9eiie abiidtli6 eineel6ldfert, 10 fnnn
man fis bur6 tiinitlides 9idt tuieber
auftueden, ielbit in Der 0adtSeit; alIo
bas 9i6t an unb fir iid lit Der Reis,
tueIder bel bieIen Giftaassn 2eben uno
Sob berUOrruft. Snterefnnt 1T bic
Beoba6tuns, baB gblorofprms poer
aetherbdmpfe auf reiSbare 8HanSen
ebenio ldbmenb tpirfen, tpie auf 9biere
nnb RenIden. Die Ginnpflanse gum
BeiipieI finst Bel ldneerem GuIeHthalt
in ghloroforntbampf an, in ibrer @nt'
tpidelune fteben Iii bleiben unb su frdnr
feln unb sebt f9liesli9 Su @runbe
limb mas bic glerpoiit6t bur6 Idlehte-
@rndbruus aubelonet, 70 iueroen bic
RHanSen, aus beren Grbrei6 duf de-
miidem @ege Ons @iien seiuonuen it,,
bIaB uno ipie bic 8Dtanifer analog ben
0ebicinern iassn, bIeidiidtie: beaiest
man fie tpie6er nit eiienbaltiaem Sal
fer. 10 idpinbet bic 8leihiudt uub bic
8flanse oeiuinnt i6re friide, crime
Sarbe Suriid. 8sfanntlid iit bns @iien
elm Iebr tpittiees Wpittel BEL 8ebanbs
lung blei9ii6tieer 8erIonen. Sns
I6lefter, maaerer 8Oben ihle6te R1ans
sen Iiefert, 1T cine olIbefannte Ebat.
fade, aber es 1T erit cine neu eemabtt
8eobadtuna, baB ouf idle6ter @r6e
tpohIenbe SinnpHan;en 10 empfinblia
iperben, baB Der leiieite 2uftsua ober
BiubftoB ihre 8ldtter i6lieBt, tpdb'
renb bies BEL gut erndbrten bernrtieen
BflanSen nidt Der Sall it, @eraoe 70
iites beim @eniden. &rdftis ssndbrts
Reuihsn ertrdsen bdufis obne iebeu
Gdaben einen Sturnt, tudbren6 i6Dd6s
li6e 9erIonen oft bon benz leiieifen
g8inbe cine @rtdltuns nit mad Sauie
briHsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27

Obue bab elm 0atu r.
,reisniB beionOerer Nrt eiusetreten unb
mitteu i'm 5riebeu, alIo feinesneas
Dur9 feinOli6e S9aaren pertpiitet, lit
bieier 9ase in 86bmen elm 9orf bonn
GrbbubeH ueridmunben. 8ei elmer
ireituiCiseH Seilbietuns ipur6e, ipie
6iterrei9ii6e Bldtter mel6en, bas aus
stpei gtummern beItebenbe 96rfden
5teinb6rH, 8eSirt &aplis, fir baar /;
iebenunbnierSis @ulben perfduft. Ser
Rdufer bat bieIe juei Siuier bemulirte
Iein 8orseben bat uliO cine 9onSe Ort.
I9aft, tuelde in ibren siuei Sduiern bel
ber lesten 8OItsSdbluns cine Bep6lfes
runs BON neun PeriOnen nufgstpieIen,
.benio srinbli9 Serit6rt, tuie bic
a6dier SliOn unb bic 8ellen giueta.
-Sn Bal5mar (@puberne=
ment 2iplanb) bat f@ spr einisen Eas
gen 6er Mlilipndr Baron bon Der
O1ten.Soden bas 9eben genDmmeu, irts
Oem er ii9 cine &usel bur9 ben &opf
laste. Der Selbitm6roer, Der aeiftes,
seit6rt setpeien iein iOII, mar elm aa6.
lOmme bes ruIiiihen SelbmarIdaIls
5iiriten pOn Der Often Sdden. Der
Baron bat iih, tuie er in einem iueniae
Rinuteu por ieiuem 9ooe geidriebenen
eriefe ansibt, eridOfen, neil ,,oas
eeben piel Su Iausueilis 1T unb 3u
Iange bauert."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27

8eiuabs ~9snien sic, 5eri
Baron, tuie mertrpirois Meiue S5me'
Ster gGi 1T am 80. SUM sebOren, iG
am 1. Suli uHo Dora an z. Suit -
.esIQI!aI! Wig h:igabe 9riIiusslA.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-08-27

Su S6ermen inu6 man bic felt mebs
rereu 9aeen oermiBte Sauoelsfrau
gBilbelmiue @rnit in ibrer @obnuns in
eiuem Sofier ais 2ei6e Dor, in benz iie
offenbar erliidt mar. Wtan uimmt an,
bos iie lit einem 9lnfdlle BON Settles
ff5rllna auf bieie abionoerli9e @eiIe
ben 9Ob seiud)t unb sefunoeH bat. -
Gus Der Der Stabt Salle uor eiui9en
Sabren sugefalleueH SiuterluiIenidaft
Ses 9ieutenauts 8anl 8iebef, SObn
bes 8esrlnoers Der Risbed' i9en OIon'
taniuerfe, ipirb uinmebr Ieitens Der
ftdotiihen Beb6roen unter benz Hameu
,,SfiebedItiftuns" Elm SllterneriOrsunsss
helm fur alte bilfsbebirftise 6aIe'i6e
8arser unb 8tttluen, reip. T6dter fol-
der, erri6tet. SIR bic 8nuli9feiteu
Sinb 100000 R., far lluterbaltuns
unb 8erpaltung 100000 M. be-
itiinmt. - 8pn benz Ser5o9 bon Gum
berlano iit ben Tbeilnebmern on Der
25idbrisen @sbddtniBfeier Der S6ladt
BON 2anseuialja cine iilberne WieoaiIle
berliehen iuorben. @tpa 1900 Stid
tpurben oui benz S6ladtfeloe nertbeilt,
es Iollen aber ale nod lebenben bonuOs
per'Iden 9anseniul5us &dmpfer cine ber'
artiae Mtebaille erbalter. = Die fd6iis
fthe Reaierung bat auseOrbnet, baB alle
95rIer, bic iiber 1000 @intpobner sab
len, cine eiseHe 5suerpebr beliseu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02
cases on their respective dockets for trial
by said county ColTt

cases on their respective dockets for trial
by said county cout
Sec. T. The said county court OF Nacog-
doches county shall hereafter hold its regu-
lar terms for said civil and criminal bust
ness rs provided in the constitution and
general laws of the state: and
all process heretofore issued from the dis
trict court of said county in cases to be
transferred under this act TO the said county
court, that have not been returned TO the
district court when this act shall 90 into
effect, shall be returnable to the first term
of said county court held thereafter. and
all civil cases 50 transferred shall be en-
tered as appearance cases upon the docket
of said court.
Sec. S. All laws in conflict with the pro-
visions of this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. Q. The crowded condition Of the
docisets of the district court Of the said
county of NacOgdoches. creates an elner-
gency and imperative public necessity, that
the rules requiring bills to be read on three
several days in each house be suspended,
and it is so suspended, and that this act
take effect and be IN force from and after
its passage, and il is so enacted.
TNote.-The foregoing act originated in
the house and passed the same by two
thirds vote-ayes, 81; nays. U: and passed
the senate by two-thirds vote-ayes, p;
nays. /.
Approved February l6, 1891.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Fut-
ures | TO 9 Points Lower.
A BEAR COTTON MARKET.
Wheat Opened Higher. Fluctuated Mar
roViy ana Closed At an Advancr-Cof-
fee Was Higher and Sugar
Stronghold Unchanged.
Daily Review.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE.
Fort WORTH TEN Nav | 1891

There was great maneuvering in trade
centerS to-day-the first day of the month,
always busy time Collectors were out
IN great force, and those approached i'm
parted the information that collections
were fair. Trading generally was good.
noticeable improvement over the past few
days. Merchants say they expect general
Improvement in business this month. None
have any special complaints to offer about
last months business-all seem satisfied
with the result.
The general markets to-day We're all
right, and good demand was supplied in ali
commodities There are no changes in
quotations Of importance to note to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02
INSPECTION OF REFINED OILS.

INSPECTION REFINED OILS.
Chapter . House bill No. II An act TO
repeal an act entitled an act to provide
for the inspection of refined oils which
are the product OF petroleum, and which
may be used for Illuminating purposes
within this state. And 10 regulate the
sale and use thereof. And to provide
penalties for the violation of the same.
Section l. Be it enacted by the legisla-
ture OF the state of Texas: That an act en-
titled an act to provide for the inspection of
refined oils which are the product of petrO-
leum and which may be used for illuminat-
ing purposes within this state, and to regu-
late the sale and use thereof, and TO provide
penalties for violation of the same, APP
proved April 5, 1889, be and the same is
hereby repealed.
Sec 2 The fact that the people in many
sections of this state are often at great in
convenience in obtaining oil for illumina-
ting purposes, because of the operation of
the law now in force, and the fact that an
additional burden is imposed on the people
of this state by the operation of said act,
without any benefit accruing therefrom,
creates an emergency, and imperative pub
lie necessity which requires that the con-
stitutiOnai rule requiring bills to be read on
three several days be suspended, and it is
so suspended, and this act shall take effect
from and after its passage.
NOte-Thc foregoing act originated in
lhe mouse, ana passed the same py JWO-
thirds vote-ayes so, nays :; and passed
the senate by two-thirdS vote-ayes -,
nays 0.
Note-The foregoing act was presented
to the governor of Texas for his approval
on the fourth day of February a. D., 1891,
and was not signed by him nor returned to
the house in which it originated. with his
objections thereto within the time pre-
scribed by the constitution, and thereupon
became a law without his signature
George W. Smith, secretary of state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02

Comparative Statement of the Spot Mar
kets.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX. May l. - The following
are the closing quotations for cotton on the
spot to-day at the leading markets. together
with the closing for middling yesterday, with
tO-day's sales:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02
Exchange at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, May /.
Special to the Gazette.
Sterling-Commercial 60 days. S4k@14 So
Francs-COmmercfal, 90 days.. 5 2lL
New York sight-Bank. 100 premium
Commercial ........................ 40 premium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02
FINANCIAL.


Special TO the Gazette.
LONDON, May 1.-Consols closed, % 7-l6 for
money; for silver. 4I2s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02
Exchange at New York.

NV 7 VIthi My II
Special to the Gazette.
Sterling-Bank 60 days............4 S5t3Gl4 S5IS
Commercially dayS...............4 SiJtGti S.
Reichmarks-Com to days %
FrancS-Bank, 60 days.............5 % less I-I6
Commercial 80 days.. ...-......5 2llt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02
Galveston Sugar Market.

CordoVa ......,-.... y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02
Exchange at Galveston.
Bonds aud Stocks.

Special TO the Gazette.
NEW YORK. May bonds and stocks closed
al the following prices bid:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02

Liverpool Weekly Statement.
LIVERPOOL. May 1.
Special to the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02
lr,bis ,-oo,- This week
FRIDAY. -'' last year.

| Movement at All L. ;. Ports Thus Far
This Season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02
New Orleans Futures.
Liverpool spot.
New York Spot.

Tota! sales, 1000 bales; American, 500 bales.
Imports 1900 bales; American. Il OpJ bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02

Dallas Seed Store. Estahiished,t93
Wholesale and Retail .Sea> Just re-
eeiyed 100 bushslsS fs.et, 200 bushels
sugar cane, sen6r 1eNion sets. stock peas.
alfalfa. un III. Bermuda and CaIadi3n blue
.eEn( Oeihte milo maize. tomato and cabbage
l1kanss. HOLLOWAY & Co. Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-02

Mid Mid
PORTS. TONE. dlingl ding Sales
to-day ystr'y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26

Another company has been ineorpo-
rated to put tunnel under the Hudson
river at New York. This now tunnel
will begin at a point In New Jersey and
pass uular both Hoboken aud Jersey
city. Then II will cross underneath tho
Hudson into New York city. It will be
a railroad pa,agoway, and branches
will be burrowod like inolo paths under
several of tho streets of Now York, af.
foriing rapid transit to business men
living IN jcrsey. 1t IN more than prob.
able that the present generation will SEQ
two tunnels and great railroad bridge
between Jersey City and New York.
Even then the transportation facilities
VIII be no moro than sufficient for tho
great tile Of travel, which annually
s"ells higher and higher from the west
TO the nations seaport.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26

The most capable physicians IN tho
land have beon studying carefully the
cnses in which patients died after being
trra,ed with Dr., Koch's lymph. In some
OF these cases they arr unable TO say
whether death was hastened by the
lymph, and In other cases they are I'M.
able to say whether life was prolonged
by its rAe. Al that has been absolutely
arrived at Is that tho remedy Is most
valuable one, but its results are not yet
past tho experimental stage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26
IMPORTANT!

A ~. PERSONS HOLDING urnArE
IA Checks Isnued iIoin the only and orig.
mat Peoples Equitable co. op Assoetn
ton are requested to present same ~ the
nnicc Of the Aetocisiion Oh or before February
18th. 1901. mo chccks received after that
date.l a. J. fOuLGEH. supt
ara sw1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26
FAN AWAY


Ear away.
~ We bar
ne songs u Will swans vinring
Through the day.
TIE thought Of him WHO i no more comes
ringing
On my ear
Gentle fear
on the trctrt
o. my pienory conra breaking.
Mar and near
A night winds inufmurpus music waxing
Soas a. rest
A. tho biesi
reffful eye
Pc, tho sun, behind the ocean.
Hrdrt M w@t
orow pale and 10 changing husa and fadisg
wAne end diet
eodof
Wake Or dream.
--Nss Yaft Tdbune
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26

untll the defeat Of Giadstone's bill TO
-ipowur Roman Catholics TO hold the
oaices Of lord chancellor OF the United
Kingdom aud yiceroy Of Ireland com.
paratiyely few Americans were aware
that Roman Catholics could not already
hold these offices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26

A substitute for emery powder that q
pronounced better than emery itself Is
now made from steel, Highly tempered
steel is heated hot and plunged into
water. The sudden chilling makes IL so
brittle that it viii eIlsily crnmble, In
this state It Is pulverized and made into
the emery powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26

The Rural New Yorker has been rs
certnining what farmers Themselves
think Of their own future. A sympo-
sium Of agiicuiiuris,s in late number
of that paper prophcsy as TO the condi-
ton Of rural inhabitants In twenty-five
and fifty years from now. II j. pleasant
TO note that nearly all look for decided
improvement in the farmer financially.
intellectually aud estiieiically. Profess
sor Beall. " the Michigan Agricultural
college. admits that each neighborhool
will have fow old curnudecons left,
but still he predicts that there will be
far less chewing tobacco and splitting In
the presence OF others than there are
now. Heaven grant iii Professor Beau
also predicts that there will be- l,a.s pro-
fanc language used. II may be. but one
d bound to admit that nt prsent the in
dicaiions are the other way.
Stress q laid by many u the writers
on the increasing adaptation II ma.
chincry, particularly the electrical ma.
chinery. to the needs Of The farmer.
Electrical engines. they ay. viii take
m. Mae, nj, l,o,t har., aud .,,ar, ro,,or
4, Al. -,,.t d,.,,i,t. ni,,.r tI.,,,.,
., v,i1 ,,,n,, 81 -, ..-,,.,.t A.
Tho .r.c,io, m ,eighbori,o,d ,,oe,.,.ai
plants AMI power stations that will
tranfu,it currsnt. oy., \, ,ro, ~ d,o.,.
ont f,nns,, in.t as .lcc,,,c iigh, /.
transmitted now. DOING tho f,rmer'.
Now, rort an ne nacb,no,y Nj,
al bsi,evc that m,.h,n.r,. Iii q, ,,,a
,,ko tho Mac, ~ i,nd ,vor,, 4, ogr;c,,i,.
M. iu.t RI. ~ has ,i,..d, d,,o "a, th,,
''
tfnucs' linen TIE lariuets back VIII TO
main straight. his muscles will continue
M. - ts..,... 80. -, -. !,
"'"' ''''' '''''"'', "iA w NNi We" fvuu
clothes and enjoy luxurics. Professor
Roier.s ~ t'c,neii ,,i,.r.g,y l,oi..
Inv" "',' 'VV'-'
confidently forward to the umo when
tho fafuiur y,sil W., firth with a ,i,tn
snlIt anu 'ieM ieAn '" ptvcialm thM
after q 600 wears ~ struggle aud toll he
H.. ,.....s,,..t ia. -. t...4....
80" ~ 's''s ''''''' '''"'eN
Oihgr predictions are that In 1915
,,rtiar,, fss,,,..,.. ,,,iIi H., ,,at,,,,,, ,,,,-.
OF thcir own sugar NON the beet not;
that thrrs will .cur,niy be "A weed left In
.t......-.. $500.
Inv V"hhfN' "ut i'ht Ail'HeH VIII pen
free from These pests M Europe now IL
H., ..ii..e T.. .'.,....t..t A., =. -
" WV '""'''
from the filling NJ ui the country with
uouulatiou. 10 that our p,rm uru.lurts
l'''"e'
VIII hu h'hrod'u Tor home consumption,
aud none will have To be- shinu..d ul,road
n.1-t
Wv y FiNi =" h''' iop' tne vphliuh 'k'
pu sscd that farmers have tho mower In
,b.t, ,,., h..1. 4. "a.
H'''' W ''s"s "''''t
wrongs they suffer from. That u the
tnlk. Thu f.,.np who ,,u,ot ,,l,,,. ,,,,,
ter lhio ms own hands and ngnt his
'', n,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26

Rev. Howard MacQueary, the Ohio
heroilcal Episcopalian, thus defends He.
bar Newton, whose Episcopal theology
is sometimes suspected Of being hsei-
icali "Heber Newton "a ono who has
struggled through the masses OF doubts
and iraditionalisnls, and "a now pro-
claiming u true and spiritual aud rational
religion"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26

LOCAL TRAINS.
sAIg LAKE Am OGDEN.
Leave sail Laks 900 am. and Ills am, as
PEN. Returning, arrive saltl Lake $40 am.
AS pm, $50 pm.
hlNItIAa.
Leave salt Lake $50 am, returning, arrive
salt Lake $50 pm.
AMERICAN York, rRovo. srRIhGyILLE,
rlukfLE, Mr. FlnAAAsf AND MASTt
Leave san Lake as pm. returning. ar.
rive salt Lake HOS am.
d. o. DoDsE, >. II. BENNETT,
General Manager. Gen. PAssAg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-26
gfeip.Nprfer Tndlrid1tcit.

gle IL : 3 Off, %. 2luguit. - 9Gdbz
rsn0 elmer ipat 9citcrn llbcnO am 5uBe
Der GbriltOpbcriraBe 5wilten Wtatroicn
uno Sct3crn itatt9cfunbencn Sdldgerct
purOe 9Sm. 9fOiliter, Sod bes 9amz
piers pSrinOco, onrd cinen DcNcritid
in Die linfe GruIt t0otli6 perlpunoet.
GbOs. McG5uire, fribcr ais Sei,cr auf
Dem pSrtnoco" oH9citellt, lit ais Scr
2b6ter perbaItet.
= Die Seritcigerung Ser @arOcrobc
unb ionitigen Gt9cntbums Ser pcritorz
bcnen San9crin emma 2tbbott bcgann
beute 9tadmittag in %. 9. 9}ormau'5
auctiOnS;immcr, 9tr. 240, 5. 2lpcnue.
0tur penige &auier waren bei'm 9lnianq
Der Seritcigernn9 anweicno. uno picle
Sadeu irllen 81 SpOttpreilcN pcridlcuz
bert porbcn iein. 9as III pcrfauienbe
gigent9um ,uiro aui $500, 900 geidGtt.
@tlide &leiber, oeren 8crtb man auf
$4,000 peranidla9tc, wnroen fiir $3.50
lOsseidla9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-26
| ROHLF|NG ( BENNER|
COAL :::!:;::: h:ss. I:;:s'::: y:
giu Oas 9s,tbIiftt,ttt

Selfer Uninterrupted SDlIden elnem bloBelt
lllo etnen1 nit elnem Sruneler Seppld) be-
oetten TuBboben ertittrt, 1T letd)t i'll beant=
lporten: MIR 80, penn Ste llQntlld1 >ihrelt
@infauf in bem alten 3uOerlQliigen Seppld)=
@e'd1Qfte pom yelul8 $. y d nj Il 4,
Eruber, gtr. 4 5, $ 1tzSaltlmo ore,
nabe @apsStraBe, MAIDEN. llniere S6crbT=
Sallon lit i'm 2nsuge, uno Die fiinItlertIdleu
0iuItcr unb Rolortte ltnp e5 luertb, NaB
man porlprid)t uno lie ndber Ill 2luqenld)etn
ninlult. allies lit eriter Slaie, mo Die Brelle
1lno nteOri9er, ais bet trgeuo etner Slrma III
Baltimore. g8lr lagen Dies nld)t aus Yrabs
lerei; QQe8, Inn mas mir baS Hublttum erz
uden, III, oor3uIpreden nno lid Ielbit 81
iiber;eugeu. llniere AuSgnbeu itno 9erinGer,
ais 0leleni9en auberer Seid)dTte III unlercr
9ranfe. Bir besablen 9llle5 baar un0 per
taufsn es ebeuio. @arum iolIten mJr uld)t
mohlfeil uerfaufen fonnen? 9Seun mir III
oieier 6id)tung melter ipred)en pOllttn,
f0uuten MIR Shuen nod mebr 9inge erSGb=
len unb 3bnen fiir billigen Scrtauf nchr
0riinOe augebent ais e5 Der Haum hleie5
9latte8 gsitattet. 9egeben sic feiuen SIR
tbum; geben Sie iidjer, baB Ste aud all
ben redlten 8lat gelaRgen; 1daucn Sie
nad] Dem Namen uno Der u II III III c !
AS, , # Baltimore, nabe Gap=
SraBe; 2emiS s. u d. man & Sru-
Der. 6ragen Sie 9tlemanoen nat ms,
ionOern ieheH Sie iit Ielbit mad un5 nm,
neil mir 10 billig perfauien, oaB GOntnrrcHz
ten Sbneu nid)t u9eu merOen, no Sle ms
ftnoen t0nncn,-2 2luiriftigft Die Shrigen
Sc.pts :. Tad,man 4 Sruoer,
SIR. AIS, Snz9aitimorez, nabe Gaps Strabc
CoO2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-26
Ser BARRON" bltcp Sicacr.

Wt Ouut Clemens, ltih., 24.
2lUquit. Der auinaliihc 6auitfGmpicr
Sim 0aQ, welter Sen Gitcl champion
9QAOOle lScigbt Of tbe @orlo" beau
iprubt, mad)te beutc in Sdauf;immcr
clneS biciigcn SOtcl5 III 6olge ejnc5
&ortwehicl8 nit ictucm GieihdIt5Iibs
rcr GbaS. 8. 0aul5, pcldDcr wcgcn icis
nc5 0cmiitbigcn uno unterwiiri9en 2lujz
trctcn5 nun Der Eurion" gcnanntwiro,
ctncn 2lu9riii auf OCniclbcn uu0 iiibrte
ciucn Sfl0g nit elmer 6laide naf ibnt.
Gin bciitcbcnoer Wium iiel Ocm 6auitz
f6urpicr in Sen 2lru, ollclu Ql5 CT abtrz
malS gum ShlaQc ou5bOltc, crQrIiI O0z
pi5 cin aui Dem Sdauttiid licgenOc5
Niciicr uno brafte O0mtt icjncm Bftn;iz
pal cine tlafcuoc g&uuoe an ser rrhtcu
Scite Scr &tblc bel. Da5 8lut crgoB
iih ihOmwcilc aus ser 22uuoe, uUo
I0oll mahtc fcincn wcitcrcn 2tngriif
Die &crIctung 1T iibri9cn5 nidt t0Ot.
lid. 0au lOlltc ijd bctaImtltd unlanglt
in Ct. Baul nit 6itiimmon8 melcn,
allcin Der &i muroc nuf &croulai
lung Oe8 GrjbtlhOiS 5rclauo POM @ous
UCrueur BON WituuCiOta uCrbOtcu.