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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-09-15
TIE PARTING AT The GATE.
BY JOHN DE WITT.

When The train is almost going
And Won hurry lest you re late,
Have va ever wRtchtd parting,
Someone parting at the gate! 49,,
You can scarce suppress your laughter
Such feeling some create:
While at times q tear will gllsten
At some parting at the gate.
There's the old maid with the bundles,
WHO will prate, and prate, and prate'
Who will ask the gatenan questions,
While she makes the rest all wait,
Till YOU see his broNs contracting,
In his eyes q gleam of hate,
As he hurries up her parting,
While she hustles through the gate.
Thsre's the mother with the glasses,
Who'll gst loft as sure as fate,
Just arriving with her daughter
TIE last minute at the gate,
And the matron with the children:
Let us count them. There are elgnti
SbA has little time for parting,
She must get them through the gaVe'
Tlpre's a doctor and lawyer
Coming near in deep debate,
Who express regret at parting
ina manner most sedate,
Then q schOol-boy With his satcnel,
See them wave u CHEEKY parting
To some friends without the gate.
There's the CAV commercial trav'ler,
With O look that seems TO state,
I'm the owner of this railroad;
Milage takes him through the gate'
While q maiden dainty fairy,
Whom he watches through the SaUe'
Smiles a very pleasant parting
RaoL If mother at the gate.
Then two actors playing heavies
Come with Henry Irving gait,
From the way they keep yawn1ng
should say they'd sat up late
And they look around III anger
When they find that they mus5 wall
On tho man who has tho tickets
That will pass them through the e@Ve'
Then n shy aud lashful daughter
Comes NTH father bald OF pate,
And locks back tender parting
At The lover at the gate,
While the newly married couple
Looking most affectionate,
Clasp their hands and KISS NJ pafun9'
As they linger a. the gate
Then an old decrepit father, -.
ON whom wears have laid their weight,
lotters up, the while leaning
On the son so tall and stralgnt.
And he looks so fondly at him
Will that boy prove an lngrate1
And forget that loving father,
And the parting at tie ga'e1
Then O. wife who takes journey,
How she hates to separate
From that husband, tender, loving,
Who has been unfortunate.
How the heavy circles gather
Meath those eyes with fear dllate.
All she has fearful parting,
Calling "Mizpah" through the gate.
And the thought comes sadly 10 me-
Thinking of our future state,
Will we have to part with loved ones
AS we stand without the gate?
Not with Jesus, blessed Savior,
Ali the Masters love is great.
Hand in hand we'll travel with him
He will PASS US through The gate
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-09-15
A MINE EXPLOSION.
Men Return 10 Work and Four Will Die
Prom Their Injuries.

At Sheldon, Ind, on the Evansville
Torro Haute Road, q force of men went into
a coal mine to resume work after weeks Of
ldleness.
There was q gas explosion and the mine
,ros wrecked. Eleven men have been taken
out badly injured and muttlatcd. -Four Will
die and probably more.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-09-15

third edition of the Pope's Latin poems
is soon to be published. portrait OF the
Pope. carved in stone and set in frame OF
gold and precious stones, is 10 be presented
to Cardinal Gibbons
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-09-15
ELEVEN MILLION VISITORS
Total Attendance al the Worlds fall
so Far.

The steadily increasing attendance Oh
r;sitors 70 the Fair and the prospect that
the present average will be sustained until
the end. has given the stockholders reason l,
70 exnect that some of their money Will
come back to them. The bonded indebted
ness of the exposition is being rapidiy
liouidated. Ten per cent. was paid by the
treasurer and ten per cent. will be turned
ovor 70 tbe bondbolders September IS, much
to the relief of the Board OF Directors " men
these payments are made the bonded indeot-
edness will have been reduced oo per cent,
leaving unpaid s2,222, 23O. 1t is expected
another ten per cent. will be ordered paiu
by the executive committee before the END
Of September. The total paid attendance to
date ,each.s s nearly II 100000, the record
since September 1 being 902,ozs'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-09-15

he blBu , w lnSl 8
lin front Of the
Globe Inn creak-
ed dismally. The
wind tugged at it
as if it would
wrench it from its
stout fastenings.
The gal e ros e Z,
shrieked, sobbed
ftfully, sank into
monotonous MUIR
murs, seeming gly
gath ring strepg', b
in the intervals
for renewed vio-
lence. 1t was q
night to excite the
fears of the super
stitious as they re-
onllnd ctories n1
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-09-15

Ex-secretaiy Richard W. Thompson OIL
Indiana who is now 81 years OF age, says
that in early life he was an excessive che"ei
of tobacco but fearing i'll effects upon his
nervous system he abandoned the practlce
over fifty years ago, and has never taken
chew since.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-09-15
JANET LEE
Tn the Shadow OF the
GaUOWS.
BY DAVID LOWRY.
CHAPTER L.

THE INN NEAR SALEM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22

9ie burdl oas Serbred)eu be8 0torbz
y@rauts" Grcubergait i'll Chicago nolbmens
olQ Qemoroeue SurQermelIterDabl bat eln
iiberraid]eEoes uuo erfreull6es 9teultat &C.
habit, Der Democrat ,Sopfru8 wurGe nit
uatesu 14OO Stlumen YiehrbeVt ermdhIt.
9ieie Otaloritdt 1T slpar lange uld]t 10 groB,
ais Die mar, meldle Der 9emotrat Garter
OarrlIou uuo auOere 2emotraIen ftuber ers
blelteu, aber III 0leier JSahl lplelteu gan;
GnNere 6attoreu nit, mle III Der leEten @ouz
perueur5. uuo 9taporspabl. gSle mir aus
ben JSQb!reIu!Taten lett benz s. Jiouember
eriebeu habeu, lit bic polltude Suomuua
OCT bsrrld)suoeu Barter Hdt aunltl9; oeHu
Oleie urp pom leber, NIT Red)t oOer llnged)t
- in geqenpdrtlgen Saue ldler mt lln-
reClt - fir ale Wllere Uerantluortlld] 9es
maft, unO eS herrIdt gegenwQrtIa plel 9totb
mn Sleno i'm 9aHsen yQu0e, beloHDerS aber
in @plcago, Deld)e5 id)ou lelt 9SodleH SUI
ilsbt, ule Die nagern &iIbe, be ble tetteu per-
ltlltnQcn. Seine Staot oes ganoe5 bat sur
3slt msbr ArbeuSlole uno Hotblel0enoe, ais
Gblcaao. Die Republlfauer benusten Dele
8eyhQtulIie ais SaupIbebel II tbrer NahIs
Qa.tatlou. 2asu fam nod ell aH0erer
ueieutltd)er Yuutt. Selt mebreren yicua-
ten rumort Die pamerlcan &rOtectlos 2no-
ciatiou" gang gtpaltlg IN pcIlldleH StaOs
Ten, mn Ill euigeH bate ne erlt turSlt4 le9c
melentllde Griolge 81 uer3eltneu. 2Ie
domination pe5 CrH. SoptIH5 mar INN
g9aIier auI Die Yiiihle Der JtatlolteH, IND
lie ieeten cine gewaltlge N9ttatlon 9e9en
lhu in's ySerf, Denu 490pflns 9ebort Der tn@
tboliidIeu Slrd)e all.
Qa critouo oleIem Dtanne pIDtllt ELL
&orfGmpier III Der Observation-Disclosures
Greiis. Dit ielteuer, unlereS GrluHernS III
@Glcago nod gar nltlt ea9emeleneH GIn'
mItblgfeit iIaH0eu ale Oeupnen 3eltuHgen
@blcaQo's, republltaurte, mle oemotraz
tiid1e, protsanrds, ule frelilnnlge, Iir ben
@auOtoateH loopfin8 ein, neil er lld) III Der
&erquugeulsiG alS eiu Ilberaler OtanH uHo
als ELI 6reuuo Der 0eutldjen geSelgt bate,
mas mau ielnem @egen=@ SmIft
uid)t uadiageu fam; Gepublltansr uH'
terltiieten lbu, troFoem er 2emotrat, ole
Yroteltauten uuc 6reioenfer ertIdrten fld]
ilir lhu, troeoem er Sathollf mar.
Sir bic 3(epHbIlfaner Duroe olele5 eln-
heulQe Sor9ebeu Der peutldeH 5eltuHgeH
@bicago'S 10 OminOs, oaB Der @anpoat
Smtit elnlge euglllte Slater osraHaBts,
peutid]e QeiTartiteI uuo @ampague .9tou5en
su ptr0HeHlIlAen; es bat aber Nl9rs &C.
bofeu, SlUiit wuroe 9el9lageu.
Inter oeu Obualtenoeu umfGH0en lteneu
mir uldt Oil, 0iele 2Sabl ais elnen 9roBeH
Sles Oes 9eutidlthums 3u beieIfuen; allen
8ejpett iiir Sldtter wie uTreie Yreiie,"
r4benbpoT" mo y6uubi6au," lueld]e lbre
Yartei pcrleugueteu, I'M Dem redten Dlanue
gum Slege su uerbelieu, tiir weldlcu lueOer
Der Bartei. gueemaur, nod Der rOtbe Sap.
pen Oes 9tell9iOns lluterialeoss elnen
Sdreder bat. Sold)e 2SaarHebmuHseu
iluo e..isuet, @tnem nit 0tauhem ausiu.
l0bucn, mas am 3eltuugsmeieH uIft serape
geiGat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22

9ImeebIidle llnteridlIsife. Die iidb auf
Bliaiuuem ppn Dollars bsIaufeu, ents
Dcdt.
birgton, 3. G., II. December.
-@rOBe regelmdBlgteiteu, Die rf auf
0tulOueI Dollars belauteu, ioatu an9eb'
ld i'll Nep=Yorfer 3olamt oon elnem
flr3lid oablu abgeidpdteu bleNgen Spe6taE'
AQeHten eutbedt moroen letH. Gem bis
al Die aeyiuateu Details aus9earbelteter
8eudt lpuroe ocm SetretQr @arllsle uOrJe'
Ie9r unO mar beute Der @tgenrono eInsr
elH9thenOeu Itsfulilou Smtten l9m uno
Dem QuIisctretar 9amlIu.
DIE llure9e gfelteu ioueu bauptdd'
lldl bel Del GudoergUtuug tltr Gabat uoE9e'
tommtn lelu NM mear, ais Sl,OOO,O0O be-
trlgeH. Die Eetru9eyelcU mHs0cH. pEe e5
helBt, non 1888 his Icgt usriIbt. Gth ahn'
lidler SdpuOct iou audi nit oec Huduer'
gutung auI &ciag ilir loutc po!9ttommeH
ielu- Setretdr Sarll8.e melgerte lp beute
gtadmIttag, oaS lbema III olstuureH.
Ic.igfcttcu aus Sapam.
Saucouuer, =. g, 20. Geibr.-Icr
9ampier rSmpreB Of Suola" brEgt foI'
genoe gteulgteiteu aus IapaU:
Die 6emOltuit Der 5apaueicu qegen
Nrembe HlmmI itets III. &Or elulgen Ga5en
muroe 9r;Olat0H cham, Sapian Oer bEltt'
iheH Geanorduit su Eoto, wGgreuD er
NIT iciuer @attH ipa5treu QIug, BON 6pe'
beuuuteuen 8ummlerH augetaueu uuo be-
ldumpit. Ger 2latOu 0pueuUte Oil meba
rere HollSiiteu, lpeld)e itb Ieood meige.tcn,
eluSugytlteu, wabrcu0 Die unlilelcnoe
Ntcnge Die 8eruNteueu ueIter culceGte.
Gruige Sage lpdtcr mIeoertuhr OaiicIbe els
uem Seamten Der OeuideH Gs)Quotdla1t.
Die auSUaru9eu Soululu leutten Die 2tRf.
merflamtelt Der HeglerNUg an1 ole Scr10us,
uuo msbrere BollSirtn mUrocu eHtlolen.
3u ShaugDal mayp all H., is. HHO 10.
9iouember eIne SubidNm5feler rer0Hrnltet,
DE aus llmSugeu, GOuierleu, 9&toen uno
6eiteiieu beitauO mo NH eUem 9otte5olenlt
it)oB.
81. 6oi6, EydIIpeut OeS iapaueNidcu
NsprQieutauttubaues lit III oemeben III
NiJcreolt aefommeu- Gr iou iUr oye 2lns
uaAme geuiiier 9eepe @elOer aE9enommen
uuo AeuBeruugeu genod}t boben, Die l;lne
SuSpeuilou Iir ole 2auer eruer S&od)e
nerbel1ihyte. SelHe g0n6hhe AnsfoBHn9
ut lUah~lhelulldI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
J11dnnGr(6 r(6Od6C.
E0uige Bi,berberfellung Der SeinnSbeiG
uno geldlehtidcu 8uiftgtett
uttteIf her
2aGaUeidIeu IlaltOsrmsSehaneInHgs
GrfolgreidJ, no aUcs 9lnoere iebl8ei4la9eu.

Grtol9teiHf no oueS @HutIe lt9lSelptu9eAs
Sic 2azaGeTdle glttbooe mno ibre gor5Ise.
lniere Irdparatc tciBsr 3r. Ga SGne'iae QeiImtteE
auf G'ruHo Der G5otiGd1c, oGE lUtr bic urpruEstbG
Eoruc ron benz bcrIGmttH 4r5te ottle5 gGuleHs err
hl,tcz urttr Der 0GIaHtIe, oaB 0a5 MN lpdtsI ets
GtHiubIuEg ictHcr Sc5aHeEn9 uHo lctHer petS
u,lttI GHgcmeen HocH ioutcH, 8It5 uHttr leHer Se"
ScitHUEn s,idthcH muroc. 8or eIHI8eH Ja9reH tam
Sr "a : ole aui Ole ,ioet Ecrpole uHo 9elhlcdttbe
yclb:n ourdb ScboHoIuEQ pom U90foarm aus Bu turt"
rcz, iHbem ildl pcn oeHIiLoeH IolseHoe Sort9eue
J. applfatiCu Der giittel sirstt AM Sit Der araHfa
belt. ,,,.,.,,
q BJmciouuq Der 8trbauuEs unb GbidDd2uHs
8 Gnec GRn6b,rur9 an 81, b,btutenbsu uut,rtH
GtffHuHscH Der WGCenmartsHtrUeH aus oer 2SlJoeL"
idule uro oabrr erlel1ertt5 &EoJIRstE 5u oeF yer"
ptnfuNgtct Hzb Der Yt1ie ee5 ScgIrH5 uEo dufH
gratis. ..,,..-,-
6. Sir &,6raHb sTforo,rt t,ins B,ranSsrung beE
dat secr 2cbcre3 3cUobHhelteH.
q. Sic iJUo abiOlUt uHindeltdl.
7. sr ilro l,i1t BON 9c0:m an Grt uno Stsqe
,ir;ufibr.n uno mirtcH bar aut ben Sit oes
ue6cls IuHsrbOb wsHIser, ais rIEer halbeE StuEoe.
SInidlI9e Ui6Hasr, eereH arat 9chp11t, oereH
gerpeu cribopft otrrR Gsiit fumpi ssDorbeR, oer.H
Sepcnsrat 0crIoIeE III, abtu ilbcre uHo bcnaEolse
S,ttuuo surcb 9aSauc'5 Ecllmlttel, ben btiten uHa
dIIetniscH 6rtuHos mclata ocr EtloeHoe beltst.
IuTtd,t meofliutSdher GahperanOiger uber
Rte abIurbircuoe Strait 0eS Rcf:ums.
Gentrn gi, oas 2lHiiaUsuH3s 3sDermo9eu be5 Wtolt"
BARNS beBptlfeIn 70 merbeH Stt 2luHarun9 fEosR IN
Ir Yooenbammer's NIT Jtttt berubmtem lScrt ubeE
bi,Ien @tstHnaHb, iowie IN oeH ueoBInIihea 3:tts
ldrft.n bieiss yanass uHo 8cutidIaEo5, UraatTtidS
uHh GHelaHo'5.
gBa5 Der eeiuioe WsmihenusritauO fa9t.
g1au pitrse .lntn U.nitsn fur ebcrio t5orItt eEa
ndren, peIdsr, I'M eIH 9eldDur an 5tlH ooer elneu
seBrohsEeH singer gu beIen AJSHelsE eIHHe9Msn HRa
Ttdt bic st.lgncteH I5aitmitts nHo SobtE uEmttte"
bar auf BEN itlosrosn abtII sebrGuttH Doltt, ME
Dtuitniscn, D.la]er SGmeHtroHtbet oeeI Snlgane 81
hcIItH ptruden mote, o9re oIe Steus eof IN AH9rlH
an u,bneu, Uie 9icS buIb ben Scbraub DoH 3r. "a
canes tlcsaAtta unidaslthta "Boiua Remedies"
sgI&ebsa fGRn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
@CgiitratorszS Separtemsnt,
Nv Ratbhaus,

gaItimore ben 8. 9gembsr 1898.
Muourdb lperotu Gue betheiIIsteu Dcrlonen
beuad1ridltiat, oaG Der StGot=@ ommllidr IN oletm
glreau Huth Boridrit Der am IA. Yiar3 1888 ae=
ne6mieteH geroronuRg gir. SO otu GrIauterHoen
3runOrtB Hsbit Sertha bidI snngeH fHr yttI
DeuIruug, @Omeuranofttiu SetcBun9 uno
QHdnerMng Der erfSairmoHutz2Gpeuue, pom Der
Vatteriou= BarfzAueuue bis &uIerneitraBe,
nieoeraeest bat aGe baron 8etrofieHeH Ho bttrullt
Jeredlar, mdtelit itrIitIheH Seutc5 an oas Saitts
morcr StaoteerIdt biHReu orcIBt9 2dgsH pom 2aae
bicier SefanatmadIEg an Su apptlreH.
Sohu u. Robb.
(296, ,3o2,S,14S Re9titrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
SooQGnOer &artoffeln.
Gin oentfher @ahlflea.

g9ir haber ioebeu cine Bartie dthter bolldEoiiter
GartoffelH erbaIteH, lpeldle DIr bllt9it ablaneH.
j305-1OD SScnrn &nsfcIn q SObu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
Gur =icbe.

8erIin, 30. 2esbr. = Sn Sdmerte,
9Senp1ageu, errsgte heu,e Die &erbaitung
bon 20 ,Bewobneru elae beocuteHOe Iuirez
Qung, oa tIe &uuoe I'D utrbreItete, man babe
EN- AuardJlIleu.9teit ausSehobeu. Spdter
Iteute lib Ieood berauS, ouB DIE 2lryeitanteu
4naeiteuIe ser x d)l0erterer gttdelz 2Serte"
uuO Oe8 0tebItaBlS pan GiaterioIleu bslful-
bllt lUQreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
Sic glnardliften in spantem.


garce o II a, 20. 2eS. = WaH briugt
lest oas Itteutat I'M u2gceums5 bealer" nil
oem 4tteutat oe8 2tNarnlleu tauaS auI
ben @eueral be @anlpos i'll YsrbnOuug.
g8ie bctanut, ertldrte Yallas Dor ieIuer 1lu=
rid)tuuQ, OaB CT ge,ddlt weroeu UiirOe, uno
nm oa5 gSUrt ocS Gritoiieneu gut 81 ma
den, iou ELL 6reuuO uon lbm DIE 9ombe
I'M 5heater selplsuoert habeu.
Eauas iagte aus, er leI ALIEN oeraahuorts
lid tu9 DaS Attrntat gegen DC Gampos, le=
ood nlQ Die YollSel Sepetie babeu, OuB eS
oas 9Ieiultat elmer weltuerbrelteten Ser
dw6ruug lei. Stint Der iedls 9euOiieu Oes
BaGas lolleu il9 I'M 9eTansuiB beInoen,
mo cue 2tnitreuguugen weroeu 9emaatr
aud ben iedlsteu olHgfeit su MAIDEN.
Soiepb @o0Ina, meld1er elugeftanOeH, baB
er Ole Sombe im pQpceum~3 heater" geruor'
len, bat Der BOll;sl Btnte ge9ebeu, OIe, Iple
man aunimmt, sur 8erhaitUug uou nod
mehr 4uarfltsu fuhreH ourittH; es lit and
fsitQeleQt poroeu, ouB Die gombe pou Der
oberfeu @auerie oeS Gheaters Qeidleu0ert
muroe; ebenio, oaB Die amelte, nitIt sTplO-
orte Q3ombe uldlt geluorIeu, ionOern uon
elEem 9lnard) iteu. Der oaS 3beater uerlIeB,
ebe Goolua bic Sombe mari, oabn gelegr
puroe, no man lie fauo. SammtIlbe Sc.
faugenc merDeuburd Elm Sregsgerlht abge'
urtlctlt rperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
souperueur Der yaasfd, au= SufeIm,

8erI1u, 20. 9ci. = Or. Grlmer, Elm
Treuuo De5 0r. 4eters, oe5 betaunteu
4irlta- -IeucuOeu, lit sum @ouoerueur Der
WiariQau.5niel im SJllleu SSsau ernannt
m0roeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
atdlt RaaSebnre, fOnserm RslHe.

SerIin, 20. 9es.- 21e traUsoTifeu
Spioue fino auiatt mad gtuaoeburg auf
rie 6ei1uug gteliie i'll SAleicH 9ebraht
lppr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
G66e!
GG1hey

YGi1e! TGHe!
r SletIe i'm 9lusanee bcorst inHerbaI5 % StuanGa
su beoeuten0 berabgeietiem Brciie
Csouaro HaiiIe,
Bds GaltinoTetraRe u3o 9Glt=SifIcs> >SpsrA$s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22

gertin, 20. eiember.-1te SodJieit
bes @rOBber5O95 Grnit pOn 9eiien nnO Der
Yrlussiitu Glftoria, dlteiten &ofter bes
l5erSoQS pom zafieu.8oburg-@ -@otba, mtrO
III Der leeten Bote Oes Dtonais Aprll itatt'
finoeu. Suler g8tIhelm, Die SOulgtu Sltz
toriu, Der 4rtnS pom 9Sales, bic 8aiierln
TriepriA uuO auOere hOlen 9erritaIteu
peroeu Sugegeu ielu. 0ie SrautIeute ilnO
8e,oe Gnfel Der 30uigiu Slfiogia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
Rre RbetteW
-eGE-
lairrrn, gla(r nnD DOrfrb grhle.

Sbr. gebanOluHs uub 6tllung Obne gtageHa
gieois,uiruHg.
s.nHtsiten: SduFs.s uriHireH, GutFsbsn bel
sIadJt, uU Bu urinireH. ShmsTB oocr 5rtHHen oerA
SuHtn bts g9afiers, gtGCtropfeln uoH urn, Ha1oeM
SDte5 aeihGhen, BtIeTo6cuuH9 ecT BoTrc9orufe uHe
Rris6the giI.ItRtraHtbtIt.
Die rntitlcocnits UobItbdtIss BtrtuHs plre eTAlst
@sI man bic pclIHlttel m WtEtelbef
am Cite oes 2eioens appLtlirt.
1o ne Th Hom srost.H RuBen ,rDsiisu peresH.
rrht er uamitelbar BlaieHAals, 5iasHtslIS
DaiicIiudt orr SrIEe uHe buBe.
3e6GnOftng.
Gpgifide 8eilmlttel fir ipe3ifife 9eiben.
1. epniFIdasr RurTus, bd S6Ddt,sgusHliH
IsH 6.rshopfen, g7i6enidmtrItH uU. 50 et etHltlns
Ehatel; Der uoLitaHotse SUIiG5 nit bTtl S9a1tslRs
reideuo auf DisRate, $40.
2 NurtuS gr. II, fur g7dunerinmadbe.
cine sdohtel flr .infahe obsr frIi6t yale So; brr
nern ubsr ben mtttLtrsE SG5IeH, ihUotsH StuttH uo
SIS fur oTeI WtoEate-
g. ylereublaieusR sRurius, bel urIHs, SlGeHs
uno Borfeborui,nsg gei6perotu. Cine SdGattI So
sp.l Sha1ttlH s.. 6rti ShahteIE $40
A RraftieeuOer 8uTluS, btloHotrs 9eeI9Hu
ais Stdy'uHs tHr BeroH.H, pslht tI l.rGt1,a osG.t
Fttlsen Cine StatlttL 81, orsI SnatttlH $40 tng
hrei UioEate.
& 9Imtreiufauuas s Rurfus, Gtrop6eln, Hns
retnss Plut uirp. GIHe S1adteI So; ogelmon1tltpe
EebaHoluns ooer v0aer aurius $40
BUD NIT 3eusaliieH ERo 9ebTauh5anneIiEH9 sros
ts. gaH itIel0e an
DR.. HANS TRESK0W,
Rr; s22, prsaSUaa Rs@'DSFts E.' I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22

Inn nit bem 9tefte eIesontcr Shluei5er SpicIooieE
auisurdumeH, offcrlren mIr ioI9eHoe:
9oisH mt Uielobie'n, bel II sroB. 50.
DOZEN NIT Uieloote'H bel IL crop. S15-SlS.
Soisn nit o DicIooie'H, 10 bel 80 qroB,
SIS, $50, $25.
9ofen nit 20 IIeIoois'r, 2 bis 25 groB s2S.
G1l6Bsre Dozen Su leiicH, Die Sle IN tauHsn leten
uerbeH. @utoharIen, 4alob0rHer SaHios Guitar
rem unb aEoerc flelHe SnitrumeHte nit 9ruBem 2lS=
conto Cine elegaHte 4Usluabl BiaEos, SraeIH uHo
SiebGarmonifas. Gin 5inNer=" SUNSHINE Sud. 81
pertb, piro bel iebcm $3.50 ODER mebr betragenoe1
&iRfauie peIihentt.
Sanocrs 6 St6umal,
(305-G0) Sir. Is, rozgbarlesitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
Settings ~Iu;eisen.

9Bir ipiiElhen urs nit ShneH iest iihcr SGmn6:
tadDcn 81 unterbalten-9OoeRc uEo ltlherne 2dlhen@
ubrer, 1in9e = TGiNu=9oIoeEe urb nit @oeIelH=
iSafiuu9; UtoEoaromm Ringe; 8etteH, @hoteIaiEss
uno SerIoauen, Sbrringe, Srodsn, Spernauder pom
clRer lehr sleaanteH 9ieiae 9nopie iur 3ra9eH uHo
DanidetteH uno gTblem Charms nid1t III reoeH;
tbatiddlb cine 10 ele9ante uHo uollitdEoi9e Telbe
SCbmudiaheu, ME q. ie mn III raeno eiHsm aus
ithiisSlid1eR @oIopaareu=8aoen itHoen forHeH, uHo
Sic heSabeR bel ms 25 bis 40 9rojeHt uen9er. ais
in irseHo eiHem SdlmudpaareRlabeH. uno iutr gsbeH
SbHeH ioIt eithte SeoiHgungen - iHoem rptr
bic tIeiniten g&oenz ODER Wuuatsz 3a6uH9eu GHrehz
men, oaB es 55Hen tbatidhIidl gts foet, Gin 4rcz
lent - uEo Elm 4utes oaSu! - 6u MAIDEN.
Seocu 2beuo pfTcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
Ser Sentfde Correspondent,
GdeIidb, p6dertIib uno Sonutass,
Raine, Gissntbmmer uno Hecaftet

W. JtNEHtf NFtU 0ttOWtttDE
(9iadhfoleer Don 8. Taine),
@iSpe=gde Saltimorc=S Strase unb BoitzSfHcez zgIpe.
9rcis bcs taeIiden SIattes, burh 9rdser 6,iorst,
12Ia @ts.; taaIidle uuo Spntta aesstnsgabe is
Gents pro @ode 3dhbar an Die oas SlGtt beor9enoeE
Grdser.-SaaIidl Hebft Somnta ssatusgabe inter
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 pro 5abr, fur tlrSere
Seit i'm SerhdltEiR fir bic mot,eutIidie stuSgabe
NIT Sonnta9sbIatt, portpfrei, nit abSus Lr Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sdbr, nau ireerb einem Srte oes SHlar=
bes, $4 nah europa. Spnuta =Anssabe 81
pro Sahr.-0as bette uub 5inisite oeutid1e Blatt
In cen Dittelz uHo SIataatsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
WiGioncm geftobIen.

3aS aIte 2i:o ans Dem Gtw>DurFsr Souart.
9ImeebIid,e llnteridIIsife, Die nh auf
Riatuuen puu Dollars bsIaufen, ents
ncnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
Gtnrne.
IurItIiGc Sodlseit.

I9Ias nm1ereT aeifrtaeH :. 4sOraeHz AHsaaOe]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22

Qono II, 81. 2eSember. = leber ben
berets bsrlateteu febigeialagensu &eriua
Der te9teruugstruppen, Die @ouuerueurs,
SuieI mleoer 3u ue1meH, lprO aus 9iIO I'LL.
Ter Dem l6. Ds. Dts. tcI9eHOe5 Jtdbere ge=
melbet:
y4m 2onuerilag madte Die 9teQieruug
eiueN Serlua, OIe @ouuerHeurs.Su incl lule=
Der Suriid Su 9epIuueu; ole ;u pielem a3med
aelauoeten Sruppen Q000 Dianu neblG Dir
tIllerie uuter Dem COMMANDO oe8 @tueruls
Seues) luurbeu Jeood poH ben Jtebelleu
umsluge!t, 10 odB lRHen leoer 9tUdsug ub9e.
id)uutea mar. Sobalo tie aui Ger SRlel
gelanO.t waren, sy0HHeten Die Jtegteruug5z
Gruppeu ell heitlgeS Ueuer auf EN- tIstHes
Ya;aretb Der 3ttbeueH, Ill lueId}sm nit all
iledeuOeu 1rnufhelteH behafIsle 8erlOueu
unteGgebra6t muren. 9arauT rIidte oa5
@ros uoy, Obne su bemerteu, OaB aOmIraI
Oa @Qma mlt 200 NiaHu UnO 4 6slOgejd)ut.
zen beyelta III eluem ollteu 9eitrQuh IN
0suterbalt lag. 9faf0em DIE JegIeruug5s
Eruppeu etmu 800 Yar0S peit uor9erudt
wayeH, CAB Die ArtlAsrle Der 8ebslen sIHe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-22
gtt bcIntihe Srapinets .arifg.

8rii Il, u. 4ei.-Ju emer geitern
iiattgcbabteu YarteiueramnlIung pom Vht=
Qleoeru Der Itdteu muroe Der 8elnluB 9ez
TaBt, Elm @omlte Su erueuneu, Ueld)e8 ben
Yerjud) MAIDEN iou, ole YielHuuas
ocnbcltcn Smil6eu Der Barter uuo ben gtl=
ulIttru. melte Die 2eetsre iu lbrem 0teitg=
natlonsgeuA bstimmt luben, aUdlb Su
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04

happily not to- any great numtor-ii
would be proper act for some
patriotic and jealous thug toprowl into
their offices during some oxtraordin-
ary wave Of silver excitement and
plunge a knife into their backs,
without mentioning any nam p, we
may say there are o. outhusi s.ic aivo-
Gates Of free silver coinage in this city
40 there arc anywhere. The most H.
t,lllgent Of them have constant access
to certain nsw,paper columns. We
would Ike TO learn whether lhey
think the above COURSE would be a
proper periormanc,? We trust the
an wsr ia the negative viii be 70 clear
aud en- lhaio that We shall not hear
any more OF this cant about assassinh.
tion from mon VINO make IL the On.
d,avot OF tnolr lives to pretend high
zeal on nnauciai questions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04

sur up spirit Of violence
and scatter contention, jleirust, and
general impugnment Of each others,
motives and character broadcast among
the paoplt--Jnese are the breeJem Of
hard times.
In conclusion, therefore we emphs'
sizo the Two bugabois here cited, aud
warn the people against being scared
by them. There are plenty Of real issues
between tbs two parties--is.ues that are
not disputed ami that cannot be
evhdei. Choose between them, aud
choose deliberately aud from coavic.
ton. In the two iallaciss we have
here criticized, there Is u)thing 70
cause a Democrat 20 desert his party
and vote Tor the Rspublicins or 10
cause Republican o. desert his party
aud vote Tor the Democrats.