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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-06
Staot Saltimore.

0te SNauiptelerin IgneS
6uutiugton unO ibr bret Sal {
bober A0ter. Sor eirtgeu Sageu
eridlieu Sr. Niur Stern in pDit Sermon
,0otel" bierislbh, I'M 3imnler iiir Sri. GgneS
6untin9ton, cine i'm yaufe bteler gSod)e III
Sorp'5 pS pernbaule" auftretenbe Sdanz
ipielerin, I'll mietben. Oiit Der grGbten Be-
reitplliNfelt lpuroen ibr bic Simmer Jtr.
uuo 8, III neld)en Der btriibmte Srag0be
Booth lOgirtc, Sur SerfugunN geilelt. 2lls
geliern Der DotelOener ber0ame oaS NbenO-
eiieu brad)te, bellte ibn elu fleiuer SdooB>
bun0 an.
9urse 3eit barauf thsiIte '6r. s. s.
9funns, Der @ei6dftSfiibrer beS !SotelS,
Nll. tountington mt, Gap rod BEN Sorz
idJriiteu bes lootelS eS feinem gaIte erlaubt
peroen tonne, $0unbe nit III bas 3immer
3H nehmen; fiir oiele ieien belouoere 6GHms
lidteiten inl Souterrain eiu9erdtet. lia1
9fiidlpradIe nit. !Srn. Sfr0ber, oem @es
id)1itsiiibrer Der Sbeater=(Seiell1d)aft, er=
flGrte Sri. 6uutlngton, oaB lie leber mad
eiuenl auoeren !Sotel um;iebeu molle, ials
iif BON ibrem Qieblinge trennen. Sic Guz
berte ihren GntlhluB aud nidt, ais man ibr
nlittbeiite, oaB oem 80ter Die allerbel1c
Eflege III Sbeil merben fpiirOe. Sbne llmz
iIaube padte lie ibre Saden pieoer suianlz
men unO sog mad benz rI0otel 6eHuert," no
man erfldrte, oaB Der tSuno nid)t I'M Simmer
Der Dame lei.
@ei9idte Ser israelitii6en
Ginfuaube 9.-Or. ). u. Srieben=
wale belt porgeitern abenb in Der p9arroQz
Safe" Dor ener sablretheu Serlanmlunq
eineu Sortrag, oen er Die @eidid)te Der is
raelitiIfen Ginmanoerung i'll lmerifa III
9ruuoe legte. Der Sortrag mar auqen=
ideinlid nit grOBem 6leiBe ausgearbeitet
morDen uno entbielt mande 9aten, Die fir
ben GeiflftSiOri6er BON grObenl Snterefie
iino.
Or. Sriebeupalb iagte, baB brei 9roBe
8eriooen israelitiider tinpanberung in
aEterifa ;u perSeidJnen iereu: Die ipanildl=
portugiefite, Die bsutid) boldnbijbe uno
Die ruiiiid) .polniid)e. Gr bemerfte leood,,
oaB bic Yerioben uif)t feit in iid) ab9egrenst
ieien uno baB III teiner 3eit Suoen aus,
ldlieBltd) aus ben genannten ganbern &c.
f0ntmeu leien.
gtur babe Die 3abl jeuer SsraeliteH bic
Der aus anoeren Geaenbeu 10 iiberra9t, baB
ile bieie poaig i'll ben Sbatteu seiteqt babe.
Sor bern Sabre 1912 isi nnr cine Iporaoiif
israelitiid)e GinwanSeruua III per;eitneu
seweien. 9iab jener 3eit baben ieood ole
Seluiten unb bic uielfaden 8eligions= Ser
folgun9en uiele Ssraellfen Span en- . uno
YortugaPs sur 9usmanberung ge;munaen.
Sisls ieien na4 ben ipaniiden edAOtra BON
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Sic 9ebrinasmecr Sragc. - 0ereiSte Stins
ttuua Der 2pnouucr Greiie

2pnoo II, 5. Sanuar. - Mebrere Com
boner Sldtter belpred)en beute Die Sebrinqs.
nicer Sontroperle III 9eitartifelu. ,Stan=
barb" iiib,t eire Siemlid) gerei;te Spradle,
unb la9t inter gnoerem, Iogar Die Ot6glid)s
fet eines Srufes ;lpiden Gnglanb uno
Qmerifa t0nne nur Sebauern ermeden. Sez
fretdr Blaine idene serapeSu auf einen
Streit erpid)t, iupeiien lei es faum 9Iaubz
lid, baB bas ameriianildle Solf einem ieis
ner 9iener geitatten werSe, einen Sampf
burd cine nlutbluilige Seleioiguug Der bris
tiiden Slasse heraui ;u beid]poren. Ser
grttfel ihliebt, iuie fol9t: rgSir polen ms
germ Der Gntld]eibung zines internationaleM
|. Stiebs saeridIts unteriperien, lrid)t aber ben
@ebpten DeS Sru. Blaine. 9Sir bpfieu, paB
berielbe nidt aul 9robungsn beltebt, oeun
hielelben werben entlhieben suriidsepleien
peroen."
pYan- -Maa= 8asette" iagt: y2orb SaliS-
burp's slnerbieten in Sesug auf Elm S6isOSz
qerid)t lit elm 10 billiges, unS bic Stinrmuna
in amerifa su Suniteu elmer ld,iebsserl6t,
lideH 2oIun9 10 aagenein, baB man Die
Wotioe fir !SrH. Slaiue's friegeriide Sal.
tung auBerbalb beS eigentlihen Streitiaues
lnhen mub. Die 9Inabme, CAP oas amez
ritanilfe SOlf eine EOlitit Der llebertrei.
buus uorSiebsn unb lieber einen briioer=
mDrOsriidJen &ries nit Gnslaub beginner
miirOe, oils Die Sreitfra9e einem Sd)ieSsz
serid)te oubeim Su iteleu, it su abIurS NIB
tb0rld)t, als bab iie Die 9erinyIte 9tiidf6t
psrbient. gs .iegt aui Der Sano, baB $or.
Blaine nidt fir ole Station, ionOsrn fir
ene Sartei iprid)t, baB er gnglauo ourd)
0robungeu einsuld)iidtern t0uueu slaubt,
nno paB leine Saltuus Die 6einbe @ng-
lambs in ben Ser. Staaten on ieine Yartei
feheln iol. Spneutlid, merbeu ibnI Die
MdBigung unO Der seiunbe &erfauo oes
&olfes Der Ser. Staaten balb einen Gtrid)
ourt Die Ge1nuug MAIDEN. Sosar Elm
Eapiertries sruiihen Sen swei groBeu ga.
millen Der en9liiden Sfaiie luiirbe ein Ser.
breten iein."
nus Der scait entla6eu.
, ID n, 5. Sauuar. = Spleph Mullett
- Schn Delaney, swei Der nSnpincibles,
meIhe wegeu pes Ooppelmoroes im yTho.
mir Parte" su nlebrjdbri9er 9ait perurtbeilt
pnrpen, iinp beute aus Dem Spmu Iatrtt-
SeIdnguilie entlalen uorbeu. Sbre !Sait,
ternitne pareu perErtten.
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Giue 2icbestraaSoie.

SOS Augeles, Sal, 4. Sauunr. -
6rant So Manpeuiae ihlid) iit 9eitern
AbenO III baS 3inmer DER 6rou Ntiuie
Sham, eiuer &leiOermaderiu, unO ieuerte,
ais Oieiclbe cine balbc Stuu0e lpGter erz
id)ien, brei 9teuOlUcrldiiiic aui tie ab. .3iuei
Der &ugeln pr0Qten an Ben Stablrippen be5
Sorlets Der 6rau e Shau at, unO Der brittle
SduB ging iebl. Die Trau eutflob, mn
ais bolD Darauf cin YoliSiit Crldieu, mn
ManOtplc Su uerbaiten, t0Otetc iid Ger
ielbe ourt eiueu SduB i'll ben Nillno Guf ser
Stelle. Gr mar elm SerTCter Der Gbiz
cagoer 6irma Sobn 2tllilon & Soupagnie
unO hattie Der Srau ben !oof gemad)t, tucld)e
inbeIen 9tidtS uou ihm miHeu mollte.
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oab uniere Serid)teritatter Des Srieges emit
wobnt iiuO; einige Sopte ilnO tiir lie iton
cine ugrOBe Sd)laft," uno fiir Siele Der.
ielben warsn uabrld)einllh Die Sdlahten
bel 9iortb Yoint, giew Orleans, Sronsel
uno Suu= 8uni Die 9rOBteu Shla6tcn OeS
SabrbunbertS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-06

Die Vreiie ttef berabeeiest BADEN,
nm iie raid absui.een. aadfebenO folsen
Die Yrelie; bic 9eden nliiiien uerfauft lper=
ben:
200 Taar meiBer 9eden Go Gents.
gisber 81.
200 Taar grauer 0edsn "a Gents.
SiSber $l.5O.
100 Faar ertrald)merer @oubeden su $1.25.
Sisber 81.
200 gaar ipeiber uno srauer @ollSefen
$2.45.
Sisber $3.50.
so Eaar rotber gSollbeden $2.69.
SiSber $3.50.
GO Yaar Galiiornier @olloeden $4.9s.
SlSbsr 81.
25 Yaar ertragrobe Galifornier gSoubeGen
$6.4S.
Sisber $40.
20 Sallen Comforts 50 Gents.
6riiber IS @euts.
10 Sallen Comforts "a Gents.
Sriiber S1.50.
Sallen @retonne>@ @omfpltS $1.25.
Sisber 81.
10 Sallen Sateen=G Comforts $l.49.
9lnoerlpdrts 81.
3 Sallen better amerifanid)er SateenzGom=
tortS $1.974.
St5ber $3.50.
8 Sallen tiirtiidl rotber @bint Comforts
Sl.65.
Sisber $3.50.
8 Salleu Comforts nit Meoalllon=G Centrum
$1.99.
Sisber S3.
? Sallen Sateen=Go,nforts nit gemuiterter
&ante 1925.
Ssber $3.50.
l Sallen feiuer franSoIiider SateenzGOu1-
forts $2.9S.
Sisber 81.
l Salleu giSeroaunen Sateeu Comforts
1915.
Sisier Spuoedeu= unp nmiprt.Ycrfani be-
sinnt beute friib 8 libr bel
.. Noab 4 Sobn,
Nr. sol II. SOB, siiD=Srnabmas,
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Walaria
TIT tbren neri6ieoenea aormen,
btsi9es lub faltes Syifber.

IS gilt teiu oeImtt.I in Der 2Sct fueId.s bibi1e5
u1o tate5 tieber UHo ale aHocreu maGriilen, iouie
9dllenz uno dHoere lsieber unit SlIte pom 8aomaps
Yiuen) idHeller beilt, als 3faowap's Reaog Res
Lief.
Vrc;s SO Gents ole SlaidDe. gu ba6en bel
QlleH gpotheterE.
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Ser 9enti9e Gorre[poaaeat,

XuytteV' tuUuSQftttsH SuHltIuyse
q. 8aaime, Giseutbam nnb gcoaffemf,
eibweizgde galtimoresS sStra6e unb gof-O OfEcesspe.
Treis bes t6gIid)en 8IatfeS, buri, 3rdser in SaIs
fimore unb in Der gtabarihaft beiorst, 121s @ts.;
tdgltdbe unb Scnnta as =esmssabe Is Cts. pro
ohe,5ablbar motentdl on Die oasS SIatt beiorsenoen
2rdser.--1dalid) nebft 9onntasS slns gabc rnteI
Hortozorausbe;abuns 81 so pro Sahr, fiir fiir,ere
!Seit i'm SerbdltniS; fir bic nod,cntIidbe Museabs
NIT Sonntassblatt, portoirei nit absue tiir Clubs
S2.5o pro Sahr, nan irgeno einem Srte bes SnIan
bes, 81 nod europa. Spuufa gs =etnsgabe 81
pro Sabr:-Oas bette unb btuieite ocmtidje s3Iatt
IN ben Nftttel= unb Siioitaaten.
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Scr esi,snbahu. srife in edot.taus.
Cine ari.if ser Wesin!ess9iu.

Sarls, /. Sanuar. - >5l elnem Artttel
Oe8 vSournal Oes Oebnt5" werben Die DC
8inlep-Si0 unO Die GARNER Alian;" ihorf
trttlilrt. Der Irtifel glpIeit i'll Der Grfld=
rung, Die SbatIad)e lei, oaB man ben Gre
Dit Serlt0rte, lnOem man ibn burd WiiBuer=
maltung Der transport, llUternebmuugen Il.
pur6 Die nod idlmmere Geuualtung Ger
lotaen 6inani @u9elegenbeiten benne.
giur cine HeattiOn foune Den Grecit pleotr
hpritellp>,
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GaOspan'S Ncao1 Ielief

All ieber 3cit i'm Sauie babe. Sein @5etrauh niro
poGtbdtis pirt,n bel eocr grt BON SdmerS ODER
ardRtbeit. IS gtbt JtttS Der lBeit, ooS 10 idne
eineH Sdmer5 itillt- nod ben Sortrtt elmer 8raRt=
beit aubiIt, ais oaS 9ieaop Eellel.
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Sic Roth III Srlano.

= bltH, A. Sanuar. - Garl 3etlanb,
Sicef0nig Don ,irlano, uub Gbeilefretdr Sal-
four ncl0reutlid)en cine Grfl6ruug iiber ben
9totbltanO in weitlid)eu Srlano. Sbrer Pm
g0be ;uiol9e 1T Die 9loth i'll etlidleu Olltrlf.
ten jene5 yauDe5tbeile6 rouild gemorotu
uno piro, menn Den Semobueru feline 6iilfe
Su 3beil mirb, lpGbreno beS 9SlnterS nH6
6riibiabrS groBeS Gleno peranlaiieu. Die
6rnge lei nid)t, oh S0iilie geleiitet merben
lode, loubern, pte lie gelelltet tnerDc. Sd)led)t
angebrad)te SSobltbdtlgfelt rid)te oft groBeS
llnbeil al nno t0nne i'm porllegenben 6alie
Die Saiter uNo Shmdden oeS bern SmdBlgen
SettlertbuMs iber gauSe SowulblpS per
brelten.
Die Silic nliiiie auf oldJe Tanllien be-
ldrGntt meroeu, Die obne tbre Sd)ulo IN
9totb geratben iin0 uno telne urbctt5f0higen
Dtltglie0er baben, rueid)e 0n ben III Inter
tiituuqS;mcdeu in lenen 0eGenneu begon=
ueuen fe9icrungS ngSbaEteu arbeiteu f0uneu.
9lue &erioueu, melde Die 9ioihleioenocn
burd) SenouuQeu BON Geb, Slei0er ooer
SorrGtbeu Ill unteritijteu miinden, iollteu
lid) baber an DE Gr0iiu 3etlanO ober Sri.
Saliour ober oirett on ben &icef0nig ooer
ben GbeiietrctGr penoeu, meldJe olSoaru
nit !Siilfe Der gofalbeb0roeu iiir eue qe=
rette Sertleilung Der Gabcn Gorge traz
gen pIrben.
Ser @iienbabn=St in sdot!lano.
GlaSgOw, 4. San. - Sic itrifenOen
8abnbeOleuleten iolpobl, ruie Die &abuges
ieIldait itimmeH Oabiu iibereiu, oaB Die
arlf8 III DEM Giienbahu S1ritt mGbrenO Der
lauierOen 98o1e, obalo Der iibrr rie Teierz
tage iebr flnu gehcnoe Gilenbabu &erfebr
luleoer leiuen itbllden llnlfang auntnmt,
elutreten plro.
@elingt eS BEN Gompagnie'n, lire Sc
ld)dtte nit I0iilie Der @riaBleute nuf befrie-
Oigenoe 9Sctie Su perrldtcn, 10 1T Die Sadle
Der Strifer perloren; gelngt es nidt, 10
pohen Die SrIter ibre Sor0eruugcn burd)z
lessen Su t0nuen.
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1T III osr Sbat Gin Trenno,
wenn Ct ate @eftaIt eimeS
trarmen Mantfls
3ur Abmfbr winterliher halter WinDf
amnimmt.
Sest, ba ser @intcr ii6 alien Grnites
ein9eltellt, beoarf
jeoe 9ante, jeoes &imo
clues ipldbem sremnoes,
uno fucr oantit gewartet fat, llm loldcn
6reuno biOis gu erurben, fanm
btclen erlangcn burd) Velub
unleres
,ta1tpeibna1tlidem
Wantel=NertamfS!
Seutc er6fincn mir unlercn jabrz
liden slufral,mun9szScrfauf
BON
Q q m G n
0er=]l1dnte(n! /!
Sieienisen, ,ueld)e SEN Ginfaui berielben
bis jett auiseidoocn baosn,
k6Nnen cine Crlparni6 Oon
So bis $40
an jsSem Mtantel er;iclen, our6 SeIud
uni leres 9roBen nadmeibnabtlideu
Otantelz zSerfaufs bel
9. Noab 4 SoDn,
1lr. 5OI una SOB, s. <l,roaowup.
ssir seben radfcbenO einise Der uielen
grmdBisuusen:
S12= =Seebuubs, ,YlHi1- -Saden,
berabseIeet auf s7.75.
ss, @eheniront, Saden, bonn Sdneiber se-
matt. berabgelett auf $4.9S.
S7zGanb= Sud- =9teeiers, Iitratban &raseu,
berabgelett auf $3.50.
$5.Yel, =@apes, nit 9ltlas seiiittert,
bsrabgeiett auf S2.95.
Sc aans mollene Gretd)enzM Mantel fir Gin=
Der, berab9eiett auf 1915.
500 Eluld)<Gode, 40 Sou lang,
9tobbenpel; zSrnamente,
berabgeiett aui $12.65.
$6,Suf =Jlesiers fir Mab9en,
9Oppel- -Sruif,
berabseiett aaf $2.97.
$2O.Sobbenpel, >Gapes, edter Solton-g gel;,
berabgelett aui $11.4O.
S. einssfaBte Sud. .Moojssfas,
berabselebt ani 1897.
500 o-Ylai9-8eefers,
bsrabgeisst auf s11.25.
$7zSud)- -Nswmarfets fiir 0amen,
berabgelett auf 1915.
So Seebunbs. glHi6 -Gapes,
berabseiett aui $4.75.
sc ieibene afradan=Sud)- -Gapes,
berabseiett anf $685..
Sc gang iuollere 9iber=Saden,
&epsre, ,5ront,
berabseiett aui $3.50.
So Slaser=Saden nit @eiten nnb Giuiai=
Jung, berabaeest auf 1913.
S. =@ret1eneGDte nit Sapes fir ainD.r,
berabgeiett aui $500.
$S-Mdbd)en zNemmartetS,
bcrabselett aui s4.Sy.
Spredeu Sic Morgeus Dor unb pernei=
ben sic ben 3uNran9 am 9aadnlittase.
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,,Sein 0swid)t in gulo tuertb."

Den IA. SaHuur 1888.
aueuft a, Ga.
Or. u O nau: SD babe ollie Die uerihieoeHen
Witte Die I'M Diartte ftHo, ubHe Srfol9 ueriudt als
iit mein 3utaHo enoIi peridIimmerie uEb Elm reuHb
mir rieth, SIR Jtcaou HeIie Su gebrauen SD fngte
leinem fathc uno 9e6raudltc oaiiebe an meiHem Su6
9eIent uro an meinem Snie uHo mar 6u neiHer 8crs
ipuroeruHo an uddliteu Wtor9en nieoer I'M Stanbs,
iuener &tlidtcE natSusebeH. Sd bate iebr arse an
9iheumottsmus 9sitten. Sd ireroe ME obHe T u.
j. ieu, ou es iein @beDidt in golo luertb it, NeiHe
Ututter pnroe ourdl u. u. u. in Iuei Stl,noen ron
RbeumatisnuS IN Den Sdultern 9ebeiIt.
VI y. open oon Der 6trna Cooper d SuaHs.
Sin bol6er bis w eiHem zhee0fel ooll in ein.n baIs
ben Glaie g9aier liHoert in Dent9en WinuteH &rams
pic, Wageni6ure. itcbelteit, Grbredleu. Soo=
bremen, Tcrppiitat, ShlaVlDfsfeit, 6opiz
fd,mcricu, Siarrbpe, &plif, SIabumgen uIo
aHe imucrIideI Sd)merisn.
g8 lit BON Der duBeriten 9Sid]ti9teit, baB jeoe
6amilte einen Sorratb uon
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Gfe Gaiicrn=2lpente.

EW Sfisu ont slbcnb. Die psiBen
Cars pallirem unlcrc 8 Sbiir. (5)
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SoIle @erii dte iiber eiue sroSe
Sdblad1t i'm Snhiauer- -Gebiete, Die grDBte,
weldle Iemals itattgeiunoen bat, murbeu ge.i
ftern ourf ben 3elegrapben uerbreitet; eS
bies, Der Sberbeieblsbabsr, General MtlleS,
lei aeiaQeu nnb mas Der Seniatiou mebr
mar. an anberer Stelle iirbeu Die 2eier,
mas eisentit los selpelen tit. gian iiebt,
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&er50ger,t
Sie IS mi1t.

1ncdbrc,t0 Srs Cages m6grn Sic
i'm Buge grlearn babrn. Wrnu
Die naht kOmmt, fiblrn Sir etipas
ffeberii6. Dies brhrutrt, baR Sic
itd) erfGltet babem. Solte
gsi(frkrit Naraut foIsen, Sann babfn
Sir .-
Cine fritii9e %erinoe
srrsid)t, unS sic ioltcm
nid)t sS8ertt, att9em=
bliGlid)e S,itlFe 81 (u6ru,
inbsm Sir Sales Ssoneg
pf0orebo,tmo am0 Sar
gsbraudsn.
Gs wirS Die Sbmfpen per>
bitten, Srn 1la6t(bwsif, Sas
bshtiGbs fisbsr unb Die AUS
3sbrung, wsl6s (onIt falgsn
k6nnts, wrnn Nsr gulfsn pfrma>
Hent uerNen (ullts; in Sfr Chat,
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Die 5fpan9s< <Sill ipuroe geftern
gum groBen 2eopeien beS Sru. Scar auf
Gin Seitengeleiie 9cid)obsn, no iie
mabrid)einlid) bis sum Gage Der Yufsr=
ltebuug ruben wirh. Sas Sotum mar "a
aeqen 80 Stiulmen.
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Sn New Dorf tritt beute Die Staats-
@eletgebnng 3uIammen. 0ieielbe hat
einen neuen SunOeSienator Su erlpdben.
Serlelbe wirb bleies Dial eiu Gemofrat en.
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Bic senatorwablen in Vranfrctd.

YartS, ). SaNuar. = 9ie republifaniz
iden Slatter dnBern lebbaite @enugtbuun9
iber bas &eiultat DER geitrigen Senatormab,
len. "6lgaro" ertlart, Die 9fepublif lei be-
fauoige Slegerin, nno 9tiemanO t0nue bic
SSidngfeit bieier Sbatiude in 9tbreoe itel.
iten. pSoeil" gibt 5u, oaB Die Miniiter-
partei einen groBen Griolg errungeu bat.
vSaulois" ia9t, Die Gouierpatiuen h6tten
Die Gunlpugne ohne GuerQie geiiibrt, unO
muBten oeshalb oas 8enltat Obne Gin-
pdnoe acceptiren.
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y. Noab T. Soblt,
Nr. sol II. SOB, SiiD>SrneDmab,
Siiooff sGGe OCT Gaitern .lpen,te.
(5) Mbenos pfTen.
81. Gomsreb. 3wsite Sisnus.
Cine 11cberraid,na9 fiir Die repmb=
Iifaniid)en Niitrer TN Scuat.

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omrd, bic Sinam5biu nerpranst.-aldt re-
pubIifaniidDe Senaturen aus ocm TorDz
tpciteu itimmen nit DEN 5emufratcn.-Sie
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-06

Set, 5. Sanuar. gSdbreuo gc1tcru peIe
Terioneu AMI Der sugefrorenen Conan ;uiz
ifyen Supa unO Yeit ShlittidJub litien,
brad pas Sis plotlid) oil perid)ienenen
Stalleu sugleid, uieIe Der Sf]litti6ubl1uier
fielen ms gSafer unD muroen ourh Die
Str0munq inter oas fete Gis qetrteben.
Sin frr6tbarer Yanif entifano inter ben
llebrigen, uno Die aQgemeine &erlpirrung
oerbinOerte, baB iDitematiide anltrengungen
sur Gettnng Der @tngebro6eneu gemaGt
merben fonnteu. gSie piele Menibsniebeu
perloren gin9eu, ift nod nid)t feitgeTelt, iu=
befen merDen piele Yeriouen periniBt un0
iino ohne ;3netfel ertrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-06
Rumanien's Nlberncs Subilaum.

Sutareit, 5. Sanuar.-Sm 6ebruar ..
S. miro in bieiiger Staot pas Subildnm Oes
% jdbrigsu SeitanOes 9umdnien's ais
lelbftitGnbigen Staatswelens, ioiuie Der
Sbronbeiteigung aarl's 1. gefeiert lperoen.
Die SOrbereitungcn Su Oielem Greioniiie
iinp in polem @ange.
Tie Suoenperfolguuacu i'm OtnsIaus.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-09-11
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
Tramps Torture and Murder a Man and
His Wife in Michigan.

Thomas McCreevy, Montreal official
who fled to this country to escape arrest
for " boodling," has been located at
Portland, Me.
Thomas J. Riley, assistant postmaster
at Marysville, Cal, convicted of embez-
zling 1924, was sentenced to one years
imprisonment in the State prison and
fined 1924.
Chris Mcnamara, gambler, shot and
killed Reese Fowler, proprietor of a
gambling house at Chattanooga, Tenn.
during a quarrel over a woman. The
murderer escaped.
A double murder was discovered in
Bloomfield, Conn.,, where the bodies of a
German and his wife were found in a
we'll. 1t is supposed they were killed by
Italian laborers employed in the vicin-
ity.
Two negro prisoners convicted of at
tempting to overpower the Jail guard at
Raleigh, n. G., were sentenced to be
whipped, and with their consent a
charge of 25 cents to witness the execu
ton of the sentence was exacted. the
victims receiving the benefit of the gate
money.
"A ulspatch from Monroe, Mich, saws
that at farm house near there John
Williamson and wife were tortured and
murdered by tramps, who tried to get
the money which they supposed the
couple owned. Some OF the farmers
gave warning, and the neighb ors organ
lied and went to the rescue, but foEnd
the couple dead when they reached the
house. The tramps were sighted near
Maybe station, and both were shot down
by the infuriated citizens.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-09-11
Thinning Apples.

The Goblin moth and other enemies of
the apple crop usually thin them enough,
and possibly too much for profit. There
are, however, localities where no apples
grew last year, and here the trees may
may be liable to Overbear. Nature never
Trims enough, though the tree will auto
matlcally cast some of it's fruit Just be-
fore the time for forming seed. These re-
Iected fruits are always the smaller and
poorer specimens, the best apples ap-
parentiy robbing the others and appro-
prlatlng their sap. The fruit-grower
should follow in the same line, picking
off all but the best where two or more
apples grow in a cluster. What are left
Will be worth more than the whole would
be if allowed to grow.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-09-11
SPORTING NOTES.
Charley Mitchell Calls Jim COrbett's
Challenge a Bluff

l.. j. Rose has publicly announced
that he has determined to retire from
racing and breeding and would sell out
his entire establishment at Rosemeade
Los Angeles county, Cal.
P. J. Burlo of the Manhattan Athletic
Clubs bicycle team broke the American
record Tor hall mile on a Pneumatic
oaiety at Hampden Park the other dav.
making the distance in l ;O3 3,5.
The 81, 900 deposited by Charlie John
son OF Brooklyn on behalf of Sullivan to
bind the match with Slavin to fight for
the championship of the world has been
Withdrawn. The money has been in
the New York Herald office since ,Julv
70, and the fact that it had been put mn
was Immediately cabled to Slavin. John
son at the time of depositing gave notice
that he would keep it posted until SEN
TENDER /, and has anxiously awaited adj
wees from Slavin, but nothing has been
said by the Australian.
A fight for the heavyweight champion-
snip OF Utah was decided at Utah re-
Gently IN the presence of 1920 specta
tors. The contestants were Jim Williams
OF Salt Lake, who has held the cham
plonshlp, and George Morrison of Ogden
we'll known in Denver. A purse Offered
by the Athletic Club of Ogden was SIM
p!emented by side bets, making a total
OF $4,000. The battle was short. Nor
rlson was outfought from start to finish
and knocked out in the fifth round after
receiving dreadful punishment.
The following letter was written NV
Charles Mitchell and published in tbe
London Sporting Life: "Corbett's bIufr
Is as funny to me as pantomime. That
young man is the particular party am
IN search OF, and don't forget it. As
Wen known, L announced nv retirement
alter draw with John l.. Sullivan If
Is equally well known that my hands in
tnat hight were considerably DAMAGED
else well no matter; have not, it mnst
De admitted, got good tools to work with
but to show how highly l value Corbettjs
abilities as pugilist, will fight him
Tor 81 900 with fists and no bluffino T.
was not my intention to fight again "a
nave done my share; but when in NV
retirement people imagine that Mitchell
VIII stand pat and allow them to issna
boastful challenges with impunitv. and
1t becomes advisable to show the n1hlic
that there is still one left in EngIand
anxious to uphold the honor of the ola
country in any shape or form, that one
Is your very humble servant to COM
mand." 00iii-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-09-11
Timothy Breeding Cut Worms.

The common white grub is most often
found In timothy meadows the second,
thlrd or fourth year. The parent beetle
lays her egg just under the bulb of the
timothy plant at the surface of the
ground. Here the young grub finds his
first food, and soon becomes large and
v0raclous enough to destroy any crop
planted on an upturned timothy sod. 1t
Is Just then, too, that the old meadow is
piowed up, because the farmer sees that
the timothy has run out, but does not
suspect the cause. Crop such land the
hrst and second year with buckwheat
and seed with clover. That will starve
out the white grubs more quickly than
anything else.