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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-14
Eolitilde Mn,eigea.
Baltimore, ben 2. Sttober 1891.
Srn. Sobn 2. Suup6.

gSertbcr !oerr.
Sin CSemdb6et Der ron Der G'eietgebung in $50
erlacneH Itte, 13l. abid)nitt bes 53S. aapiteIa,
oiierIe1 Shnc1 Die llnterSeid)neteH, @'lr9Gr uno
re9lrlrte Stlmm9eber Der Staot Baltimore, Die
HomiHotion ais rattuar oes 9riminGI=(Serihts" Der
StGot Baltimore, poriIber bel Der JSnbl oritteH
gtopember buHoertuEoetEuHoHcuHSt9l IN
Der Staot Baltimore GbGetimmt peroeG lol.
lSir alauheH, baB glle, pehe nit Sbrem Siireau
GeIhQIte gebabt, id ms bel GmpTebIun9 Der unpar=
telten 2lrt nno 2Sete, mie Sic ldb Sthrer peruntz
wortidlen IfihteH eHtIeoigt babeH, aHhlitBeE merz
Sen sSlf gOlTen, oGB 9lse Sihoseon19 uEetet sSHfs
SrimiHa=@jerihtS" 5bre Silli9una finocn uno Sic
snr annabme Der lolerseiaIt ofiertrteH 9tomlHaion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-14
Stiirmii6e tSabrtcn.
unnnacuebme @rIebnifIe Der YaNaaiere non
5suei siean @inobunScu.- sob
fur ocm Sapitan per 9luailita @iftoria."

Gew Norf, II. Sttober.-9te 8am=
pier u9tuguita Slttorl0" uU0 rumbrlG,"
mel6e beute aus 6anlburg, relp. ylperpooI,
anfomen, hatteu lebr ltlirmild)e Uobrten.
IuI beloeH ENbrSeugen mUroen me9rere
fana9tere i'll 6oge Nes heItt9en Sf lenz
ferns un0 champions Ger Sd)lHe uerleet.
Gm 6. Sttober ergoB iidl cine ur9eheurc
SturSmele Iber Den 8ug Der rIuguIa <=
toria," lnb Der eritc SiiiSter, wslher lldl
gerabe nat unteu begebeH uoute, muroe
untcblbar perloren gemelen letn, menn l1n
GapitdH SarenOS, welder bic SScue tom=
men lab, nld}t nod gcraOe Sur rehteH 3et
auI Die Commando Sriite geruIen butte.
Der pOroere 5bell be5 &er0etS ltnuo
noue Snei Wiluuteu urter 9Saiier. Die
SturSmelle hattie oa5 SaIiiteu : berlIdlt ser
ld)mettert uno elneu She'll Der Sd)auStlel=
buug fort9eriiicn. Slsbeu Seeleute mur-
ben ourt Die g&clle nuhtlg ;u SoDen 9c=
ld]leuoert MD perIett: SpsI berlelbeu er'
litteH SfliiiielbeiNbrilde. Die &alItcu
paliGgiere puriten ldugcre 3clt uldt auI' s
SerOefr uno Die Observation-Disclosures
mareu gar fiini Gage lang III Den untereH
Gdumcu eingeld)lOHen. Glu 3Wldenbed5s
panagler erlltt etucn glrnlbrUd)t IND orel
GaliiteupaliGgl,re murOen lcid]t uerleet.
Ser SeIeblSbaber Der n2lu9uiia %ittoria"
id)IoB wdbreuo Der ganScn Nabrt teiu 2luge.
Gr mar Sag MD Natt auf Der Commando
bride, uuo Die YdNa9icre soften lbm NaS
eiuItimnige gob, O0B Hur icluer bepuuOc
rungsmiiroigeu NuSONucr uuO @cldldlid)s
teit Die ibere 2lutuuit OeS TNbrieuge3 Su
perbautcn e. 2aS &erOed oeS 9amprerS
mar uisr Sage lang fait bcranoig inter
9Saicr. 9ie ISelleu 9ltheH &er9en, uuo
baS rieTge 60hrSeug murOe mlc elne 9tuBs
idaale BON eluer Sertc sur 0noeren geitlcn-
bert. @rit am legten 6rcJtag trat glinltl9cs
res 9Settcr sln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-14
Suulaugcr's 5odbter beItrciteu oas 5eItan,snt
ihrca Gofcra

Yari8, 13. Sttbr.-4liau meloct beute,
baB Die S0d)ter oe5 @eneral5 SouIauger,
mtld)er anI 50. September bel SritfieI
SelbltnOro bsgug, pier AlNuIeln i'm Seita.
ment ibreS Sater0 auietJteu weroen Dian
erluartet paB Die Observation-Disclosures
mtereNante Gutbullun9eu libcr Die YrIuatz
2lnalrcu Oe5 0eneraIS SUI 6Olge baben
mPrNPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-14
Gic Gi1ffttiir ruat Gu.o.

9}em >gorf, 13. Sftrber. - Der
aus Saure cingehpncne 9anpicr ga
Sretagne" bra6te 81, 10000 III Golo,
unb Die rllmbria" aus EiperpOOl 81 =
100000. Die am Somita9as2lbcn aus
Sremcn an9efOnmcne - Glbe" bate
100000 in @olO an 9orO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-14
Grlsmbahn=umfaue i'll @rpBbritamnten.

gonOou, Is. Sttober.-Sm GAME ser
pergangencu @Od)e fheiut and iiber @roB-
brltaunleu cine pubrc Gploemle Don Giien=
balm @olltilOnen berelngebrod3en Su ielu.
Ser berIbmte ldOttllfc Sdusuiug u6lging
ScothuoH" eutgjng NIT gcnuuer 9iotb eluem
iurttbarcH llngliit III GreUe. Gum @lute
muroen Je0O0 nur einlge 9SaggOns ser
triimmcrt uno uugeiabr sman;lg 4eriouen
lei6t perlett. Sn alton rannte ELL SDueu.
sug Ill DE Sriimmer sweier turS uOrbcr cols
llDuter 6ra65uge, IND heute rannte elu
NerloHenSug aus yeicelter IN elnen aui Der
Suete llcbenOeu leeren SSGggon, Uobel
mebrers YcriOnen &erlcpuu9en erltten. as
Gin idlwrr aus,uInbreuocr GutidiuB ocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-14

-- IS ucrlautet Jest, OoB Dor 5uli 1898
feline ou9emetue %arIameHtSwabI III GHg
iln0 ltGttilHoen wlro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-14
Saron Giers' geilliom in Stalicm.

81 o nj, u. SttOber. - Sarou @ier5, Der
ruiili1e 9aH;ler uuO 0ilniner Oe8 2luswIr.
tigen, mlrO morgen 6u Ntou3a, uGbe Ntat-
lam, NIT Dem 9Oulg pumbert uuD Dem
italleulihen Hremler DtarqHl5 Ol Guolnt
cnuierireu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-14
Sns @rnkz0 nusiI pcr Wpth,,i iiu,ler.

Ybll00elp bla, Il. SftOber. = Der
pSerbeferte SrOen Der Gotbmdnuer" mlro
mdbrenO Der ndd)iteu Oret Sage cln GrOB-
Gou;il bier abbaltcu. S1euie 4benO iauo
ais ginleitun9 81 osn %crbuHolun9eu elue
groBe SnaBeuparaoe Iatt. Su Dem 3uQe
beiano iid) cine 9lnSabl prdd)tiger p6lOatS,"
uui welfen biitoriide Scencn aus Der Sc
itidte Der erTeu 8eiieOelung Oc5 yuuOc5
hurdl lebenbe 9Sllber NQrueitellt mQren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-14

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Sc,pis 5. 9tad,rteu & Sruoer.


ibre Sr. Ais, SItzSaltimurc=, nabe @apitraGc.
5000 yarbs 5cppid,, quite
Sualitdt rtlIr % cts. Die s)aro.
$3.50 - Scppidl, before
Eualttdt ....-.- 80
1000 ~ preiIaeigcu
Seppid,s...... 45 ~
ilEier Souptartitel 1acu>Sep=
ptdl dl..................... ~ ~
9ieien 3eppth fonHeH Sic pom SrleIer Tid1t uHz
teriheioen
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Gin beilrrer 80
Body zSruiieler, Body Sriiiieler. IS y
Yer bette 2eppit, Den sic e geiebeu, rs Cts. Die
yaro, eiritle6id) gidhens uno ye9ens.
SammetzSeppid), idloHe SGrbeH, 115 Cts. bic 70.
- bobe SuaIitGt,. mn 81 "
G'endh unb 9ele9t, piro bieer 2eppih in gang Bali
timore iiir II .25 pertaut; uHIer 4SreiS 81.
grtra=ihmeres gSad)studl mn s Cts. Die gdro.
aomme1 Sic nab oem redbten Eate, acben Sic
nitt ieb, rnerfen Sic iih gtomen uno Summer;
Scpis I. yfad,man 6 Srnoer,
9tr. 415, SitzSaltlmore@, nGbe G'apftraSc.
Infer Geihdit nirb 4uHtt lbr sIbenbS aeidIoiieH.
Sepis /. Tadlmau & Srnoer,
gtr. AIS, SrzSGltlmorez, ra6e GapitrGse.
gRicberhOlt itdrien mir cs Sbnea Elm: mir sebcn
Sbnsn iiIr 5br Gelo mebr ais ir9cno Semanb aEoer5
in Der Staot.
Grpis ). llshman 4 prubsr,
Nr. Ais, Sit : Baltimore, uube @ap etrase
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Die saablmirrem tn Gomneette,.t.

Oarttoro, Gouu., y. Sltober. - linz
ter pem geieee miiHen I'D Der StaatsidJaps
meltcr uno Der Staat8 GoutrOeUr um 10
llbr Deute &ormlttag I'M ShNemcIller &uz
reuu trcfieu, I'M ben 9Sertb Der &erlld)e
ruuQS. uuo &aufattteu, melde OuBerholb
bc5 Staate8 mobueuoeu &erioUen geb0rcu,
&ebufS orOnungamdBtger &etcueruug ielI-
Sulteuen. Gonwolem Staub ) en- ltellte
ltd um 10 llbr Ill Gleiellid)Oit oc0 Alrn. ~.
y. SNuger, Oe5 NcmOfrOtilhcu GuuOl0ateu
flIr o08 daBmcllteYamt gclegeutIldl Der
letteu 9&abl, Uor oem &iircau ell.
Ser bisberige SuHtmetltcr, Der 9fepubs
lifaner G. 3. peurp, bcucitet, OaB SNuger
eupQblt muroe mo metgerte ltdl. lbu ais
Sd)atmciiter auiuerteuHen. Gr 'agJe, er
toune &orn. Sauger nidJt ais Sdaemeliter
i'll ba3 8iireau enl0iieu, IeDod tOHue Der
Ielbe ais Nrluotperiou eintreteu. &NN1. San=
ger uuO St0ub tratcn OOuH ais Stlnmbe=
b0rOt auBerbalb OeS &iireauS iulanmen,
uuo pertaQteu id bis llbr, ;u mcld)er 3eIt
ile in GouroleWsbire0u ibre Serb0n0luu-
gen iOrtiebteu. Ilele NtuBn0hnle oiirite
groBe &ermlrrung III Dem GOlleitlreu uObc5u
1liPr cStnatSitpueru ;lIr ISnlne hnbcr
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sill ibr-treu bleibeE.

Iaris, 13. Sftober.-G5 bctBt, baB bic
gutnemOung splidIen Dem &rouprIU5en Ser
oinau0 pou Jiumdulcn uuO TyQuieu &ata=
rcScu ourdl geidlid)te Srteie mo 5elegramz
ne berbeige1iibrt lem lou. 5uabeonDere
iou 6rdulelE &acarescu ell augebIit) pom
Griuieu bcrriiDreHOes Selegr0mm ergal;eH
habeu, III meldem Oer'elbe III fur;eu SSorz
ten ertlarte, Die &eSichun9eu 81 l9r abbres
den su miineu. Silrslld) purOe Der wabre
Sa1pernalt pom FrluSen eymlt;eIt unp geg.
tercr beellte iit, 6ydulcin &acayeaCu oauOu
III 9euutniB Su ceen uNO l3r su uerI9crH,
DaB er ibr Eet5 treu bIelbeH mer0s.
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gerbGi;une eiues sttteniaters.

g8ten, u. SttOber.-Gle bieige 4oli;ei
hat etueu gewliieu SteIuert aus &rGtau auf
SEN SerOadlt bin Oerhaitet, all Dem tiirsIl-
den SombenutIeuiat aui Der Srilde 81 jto-
ieutbal bel 9ieidenberg in S6bmeH betbej.
llgt 9eweieu Su leIH.
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(a.us umIcrer ecitriecn =. gsorsenzst
WoiSprpo iar pte Ocutjd,en SoIOatcn

SerlIn, T.. : !t0ber. = WtllOr GB0S.
3. Niurpbg lit, me bereits berld)ttt, ais
ipe;ieuer I;ertreter oe5 2lderbau- 0eparte=
n1entS Der Ger. Stoateu augctommeu, nm
DE 9luimtrtiamtelt rer 0euti9eu &egtcruug
aui Den gScrtb oe5 Nial5 ais NabuIng8mtt=
tel ~ leuteu. IS Uerlautet, oaB in 6olge
ielner &orltellungeu Die Grneunuug elmer
ans MliIItGrdriten un0 GOmmliiarlotsbean
ten beitebeuocn Gommiliton beitloHen nor.
ocu lit, meId)e iiber Die @Iniubyung BON
Uiai5broO III Der ocutldeu Nrmee beratb=
itlageu IoQ. 9Sie ftrner Ucrlautet, bat Die
ocutid)e Gsgierung bcreltS ilre GeiauOts
lhuit i'll ISaiblugton, lomle ihre &OHuLars
beuulteu i'll ben ser. StUateu nm au9lulrs
lid)e &trltlte iiber Die SermcuOuH9 oea
L L :
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las GOtprimaeu oct Ru6em in gamir.

yon0ON, II. SttO5er.-Ger dJlneNIdIe
@eiaHote al 9eutl1laH0 ut ii 6oIge pI0g-
li9er unD oringlidtr Sefeblc aus 4etiu be-
siiglt) oes SorprlUgeuS Der 9tunen in 3D.
mir pOn Serlln i'll petersburg augetommeu.
Gie Glueiite HeQltrtu9, weldle ourb Die
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-17
A Substitute for Rome.

Inc iifst 1000 Oh man mas peen put TO
many uses ane converted into many forms
by human ingenuity out us latest appi-
cation Is perhaps the most femafkaDie- AN
inventor mas Just taken OUT patent 10
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-17
A Fantastic Tale.
Copyrighted 1891 by the Author.)

thought, that no one came to put out the
lamps. He thought of looking out into the
vestibule beyond, to see whether the lights
were still burning there. To his great Sur
prise he found the door securely fastened.
Keyork Arabian had undoubtedly locked him
in, and to all intents and purposes he was
Ii prisoner He suspected some tleachery.
but in this he was mistaken. Keyorl1's
sole intention had been to insure himself
from being disturbed in the course Of the
night by a second visit from the Wanderer,
accompanied perhaps by Kafka. 1t imme-
diately occurred TO the Wanderer that he
could ring the bell. Somebody would GER
tainly come and let him out But, dishlsing
the idea of entering into an explanation, he
tempted il. he would have been still further
surprised to find that it would have pro-
duced no result. In going through the
knife to cut one of the slender silk
the conservatory on that side, communicat-
ing with the servants quarters. He was
perfectly acquainted with all such details
Of the household arrangements.
Keyork's precautions were in reality use
less, and they merely illustrate the ruth
lcssly selfish character of the man. The
Wanderer would in all probability neither
have attempted to leave the house with
kafka that night, nor TO communicate with
the servants, even if he had been LETT free
10 do either, and if no one had disturbed
him in his watch. lie was disturbed, how
ever, and very Unexpectedly, between l 80
and :4J q. IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-17
o. He was afraid you would disturb him

do He was afraid you would disturb him
again in the night"
The WandCrer said nothing, wondering
how any man could be so deliberately
thoughtful of his own comfort.
There is no help for Il. Unorna said,
I've must watch together
81 see no other way" the Wauderer an
swered indifferently
He placed chair sor her to sit in, within
sight of the sick man, and took one himself,
wondering at the strange situation, and yet
not caring to ask Uuorna what had brought
her back, SO breathless and so pale, at such
an hour. He believed, not unnaturally,
that her motive had been either anxiety for
himself or the irresistible longing to see
him again, coupled with distrust of his
promise TO return when she should send for
him. 1t seemed best to accept her appear
ance without question lest an inquiry
should lead TO fresh outburst, more IN
bearable now than before, since there
seemed to be no way of leaving the house
without exposing her to danger. A nervous
man like Israel kafka might spring up at any
moment and do something desperate.
After they had taken their places the
silence lasted some moments.
you did not believe all that told you
thia evening?n said Unorna, softly, with an
interrogation il her voice.
No. the Wanderer answered, quietly,
81 did not"
II am glad of that was mad when
spoke''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-17
When Hep.,les Were RAMPANT.

At the close of the coal forming period
there occurred great emergence Of land
from the water, and reptilian life rapidly
spread and grew. The reptiles which had
previously existed were all of one kind.
Their remains are found in this country
wherever the deposits in lagoons, lakes and
estuaries have been calculated for their
preservation. From this point of time,
however, began what may be appropriately
called the epoch Of reptiles.
The paieozoic period was brought to a
close by great upheaval, due to contrac-
ton of the earths crust, by which the AL
leghenies and the Ural systems were up
lifted. Then began what is called the
"mesozoic epoch" during which the rep
tiles may be said to have run creation.
That is to say, they were the highest order
of beings at that time alive. What man is
now the reptile was then-that is, lord OF
all existing things. Reptiles walked upon
land, navigated the water, few through the
air, and, in short, pursued every avenue of
existence that is zoologically conceivable.
Professor Cope in Washington Star.