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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
WIT AND WISDOM.

The utmost reach of reason is to
recognize what an intinlty of things GO
beyond it-Pascal.
1t is meet that breach of promise
cases should be heard in court house.
boston Transcript,
If sunshine had to be paid for there
are people who would declare that can
die light could beat it.-Ram's Horn.
-Yabsley-"Wcll, what's the latest
in the racing line?" Mudge-"1'he
horse | bet on usually indianapolis
Journal
u understand Jigson is financially
interested in the firm he is with. =" Yes,
they owe him six months salary
Westfeld Union.
The great danger of looking too
much upon the wine when it's red is
that one may begin using it for paint.
Philadelphia Times.
A rose tree that does not blossom is
of no use in the garden, A vine that
bears no grapes is of no use in the vine
yard.-R. w, Dale. d. d.
"A Boston card-player asserts that
no woman, though she were deaf
mute from her birth up, could keep
still in game of whist.-N. Y. Times.
-"Chappie was completely disguised
at the ball" Went as "A prince, | sup
pose?" mo, wore a dress suit and a
mask and everyone took him for q
man Inter Ocean.
-She-What makes Charley Bicycles
wear that string to his new straw hat?
He-To keep it from blowing away
when he talks through it.-Washing-
ton Star.
If every man were as good as the
woman who loves him fondly believes
he is, the morals of the world would
undoubtedly be very much improved
Somerville Journal
Ills Worst Suspicious Verified
"Just as | expected" muttered Mr.
Billus, examining his shaving imple-
ments. My wife has quit complaining
about her corns and my razor is ruined. "
Chicago Tribune.
Lace said the attentive clerk
ayes, madam, we have all kinds
What sort shall show you?" you
can show me some ancestral lace" re-
piled Mrs Crcwe Doyle. II hear that
is very stylish now. Vogue.
A good many folks in dis world git
credit for bcin' clever. deah breddern.
wen de fact oh de matter is dat deere
cleverness consists in dere ability to
keep de world from findin' out how
ignorant dey really arc.-Rev. Pink
PUNK
We can not render benefits to those
from whom we receive them, or only
seldom. But the benefit we receive
must I've rendered again; line for line,
deed for deed, to somebody Beware
of too much good staying in your hand
Emerson.
Her beauty is all composed of theft
her hair stole from Apollo's goldy
locks, her white and red lilies aud roses
stolen out of paradise; her eyes two
stars plucjled from the sky; her nose
the gnomon of loves dial, that tells
| You how the CLOCK of her heart goes
| Ben .lonson.
What nonsense this all is about
men getting on their knees when they
/ propose" said Mrs. rJrslow 70 her deal
friend My husband didn't do any
such absurd thing when he asked IN,
to marry him" He did when he pro
posed to me-, said the dear friend with
out thinking -Harper's Bazaar
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
Meaning of Colors.

White is the color of light, purity, in
nocence, faith, joy and life Black
means mourning, wickednesS and death.
Red signifies fire, divine love and wis
DOM Blue stands for heaven, truth
from celestial origin, constaney and
fidelity. Yellow or gold is the symbol
of the sun, of marriage and faithful
ness; in bad sense yellow signifies in
constancy, jealousy and deceit. Green,
the emerald, IS the color of spring,
hope, particularly of the hope of i'm
mortality and of victory, as the color
of the laurel and palm. Violet signities
love and truth, or passion and suffer
ing. Purple and scarlet signify things
good and true from a celestial origin
Y. Y. Ledger.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
The Specie A.e .rts Ined.
Henry.
"Ies. your excel ,encv.'

Henry.
"Yes. your eXcelency.'
Speaking ON this financial question,
now, saw a state nee the other day
which interested the neatly"
what was it, Mr. ppsident?"
THAT millions of bacteria could be
found on paper moner after it had been
in circulation lit.le while"
Eyes, your excelieucy."
The scientist wlsr made the state
ment did not specify the species of mi
crobe which thus i1iestS our circulating
medium, but after little thought
decided which it was
And to what species do these bacilli
belong, your eXcellercy|
Observation-Disclosures. Pittsburgh Tel
egraph.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01

Willis-Hello Wallace. You are the
last fellow eXpecVel to see.
Wallace-Don't ay it so loud, please.
Every body will tn nk owe you ONE
thiur.-Iruth
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01

A Partisan stroller as picked up the
following particulars ( a conversation
which passed in an emigration Office.
The father of a family presents himself
and asks for tickets.
''How many are .ou?" asks the
agent.
Three, my wife "a I'd my child.
Good; your age, yo'r profession?"
Thirty years, a'Pnto.i my wife
"a. needlewoman.
'rhe boy?'' asked he agent
Seven months.
His profession
The fathers eyebrow formed gothic
arches on his fore head
Ills profession, say repeated the
agent, angrily; 'Ny, Lave no time to
lose"
The father reflects, ant at last re-
plies:
Bachelor Louis Star-Sayings.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
Keeni1r IIi.I,re Warm.

He-But you know well that shall
never let my love sroH cold.
She-You think 40 IDw, but when il
is winter time will yo buy your love a
sealskin sacque?- lr, oSlyn Life.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01

-Deaeou-Do YOU know what hap
pens to boys who tell lies? Small
Youth-YeSsir. They gifts off mos
times, if they tells good ones
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01

Horse Talk. = Pony What does
your rider weigh? Iiackney-Two
eighty. Pony-O, hats too weight y
for me.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01

Keeling Raw silk from Cocoons and Corticel Drawn
work two other rival attractions. Look tor them
In the Canadian section on Columbia Avenue, Manu-
facturers Building. Working hours for expert at
PENDANTS, from 10 A. h. 70 L NJ. sundays excepted.
Florence Home Needlework for 1893 plans
these unique and fascinating" operations. Cro'
cheted lamp Shades, Embroidery and Pillow. Lace
are the other subjects Send cts. mentioning yesr.
and will mail you the book-96 pp 81 ilnis rationA
NONOTUCK SILK CO., Florence, Mass.
The morning call., 1893-08-31
POLLY AND THE THUNDER.
The Parrot Thought the Report Was
Knock at the Door.
Boston Globe.

Most parrot stories are regarded as
apochrvphal, but here is one that l believe
is true, because a friend of mine can vouch
for it personally. having been present at
the time. He was calling on my friend.
DIR. Frank Harris. at his home in VIM
throp, which he has christened Chicory
Doc (the former owner, Jack Mason, hav-
inc given it no name). He called it Chic
ory Doc because there Is dock outside
and doc" inside and the whole place is
surrounded by the blue flowers of tine wild
chicory and is also quite chic.
Well, the doctor has parrot which is
remarkable talker and of whose many eX-
pressions most are self-acquired from OBJ
servation. He sings and dances "Peek-a-
Boo" calls TO the neighbOrs and the men,
bers of the family by their names. and is
especially valuable when the tele phone
rings and the servants are not in that part
of the house. as he. on hearing the bell,
Immediately calls Annie! AnnieW till
she comes and answers the call. lie also
responds to any knock at the door. asking
who it is, inviting the person in. and IL the
person does not come Immediately says
await "a minute" as he has heard others
say before.
On Sunday afternoon. when my friend
was there. the very heavy shower was in
progress and the conversation was hushed
by the fierceDeSs of the dOwnpOur and the
flashing of the lightning. Presently a
sharp flash was followed by a tremendous
report, and then came the voice Of Polly {:
''Who is il? Who is il? Come in! Wait
minuteW Then, as there was no re-
sponSe, he called sharply: Doctor! doe
torw and then, losing patience. ne became
more familiar and insistently shouted :
Frank FrankY' But though the COM
pany laughed, tLey all thought that the
lightning had given a e.ose enough call
aud the cry of the bird was not answered.
The morning call., 1893-08-31
BOYS BRIGADE DRILL.
A Pleasant Entertainment Given by
the Twenty Sixth Company.

Several hundred ladies, gentlemen and
children of the members of the twenty
sixth company, Boys Brigade. were pres
ent at the Church of the Advent on Elev-
enth street. between Market and Mission.
last night, 10 witness the entertainments
and drill given by members Of the company
and others.
Twenty-one youngsters and their officers
lined up for the drill. the boys ranging in age
from - TO Is years. They formed fours"
fright" and "left obliQued," and we mt
through other military evolutons and the
manual of arms with precision that called
forth hearty applause, and which m any
older miltiamen frequently fail to equal
The musical aud elocutionarY part of the
programme was in keeping with the mill
tarv portion, some of the younger par
Elephants being exceptionally interesting
in their numbers.
A few words of welcome to the rector.
Dr. Gray, who has just returned from his
vacation, brought forth pleasant little
speech from that gentleman. and a special
drill for non- commissioned officers closed
the entertainment portion of the pro-
gramme.
Refreshments were served to al! who
remained. and the gathering disp ersed well
pleased and with hearty wi shes for the
future success of the manly little fello VS.
constituting the boys brigade.
The morning call., 1893-08-31

family at 76 Jessie street. and went to
work as usual on Tuesday morning at dis
charging coal from the steamer City of
Puebia lying alongside the Beale-street
wharf. 1t is supposed that he accidentally
fell into the bay, but how or when is so
far mystery. He was about 40 years of
age and native of the north of Ireland.
The morning call., 1893-08-31
A CoaIheaYer Drowned.

The body of a man was found floating in
the bay at Beale-strset wharf yesterday
morning and removed to the Morgue,
where it was identified as that of James
Watson a cOalheaver. He lived with his
The morning call., 1893-08-31
Builders Contracts.

John P. Farrell with John Kenealy, to build on
the line OF Bryant avenue 1l5 OF Twenty
fifth street, rs by Z loo; 259.
Rosi Burnhart with II. V. Acker, to build on the
w line OF Boyce street. 1S1 of Point Lobos
avenue, ~, W 112:S 7-16. Sc "a, K Ill :7ss;
$1,000
The morning call., 1893-08-31

a Bath joker in 1742 kidnapped all the
tur6spit dogs in the city one Saturday
night to deprive the citizens of their roasts
the next day.
The morning call., 1893-08-31
MEDICAL.


DR1VATE HOME IN CONFIN EMENT. 1OO9
4 Mission St; ladies who desire to go into con-
inement with every care and attendance OF Sers
man physician (hR. HERWIG) and a graduated
midwife MRS VEG EMERY will hnd same at
the above address; private diseases OF ladies'
speciality cures guaranteed; babies adopted. II 3m
The morning call., 1893-08-31
STORAGE.

S r 3 ~ SS ScS u
[ BYRON MAUzY. 303 Post ST. au22 limo
FIRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE.
642- -644 Mission st. CHAS. l. TAYLOR. iel3 II
The morning call., 1893-08-31
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

CERMAH w0RKING HoUsEKEEPER on
- ranch. $50: Mattresses, city, $50: cham Der
maid coun try, S15; cook, small family. $25. and
girls for housework r. T. WARD & CO., 61O
CLAW ST.
The morning call., 1893-08-31
PERSONALS.

mo OUR MANY FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
i ances who gave so many evidenc-s of their
heartfelt and comforting sympathy during
late bereavement of wife and mother we desire
to rsturn our sincere thanks.
3 WM SMADEKE and children.
The morning call., 1893-08-31

"a ILLING AND CAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w with good reference desires place in Oak
land. Alameda or BerE eley to care for children
and assist with sewing. OF to do dtning-room
and chamber work: wages $25. Address willing,
box ll5, Call Branch. au29 6t%
The morning call., 1893-08-31

Young LADY. RECENTLY GRADUATED.
80 Far Oaks ST. au29 4ts
The morning call., 1893-08-31

IL IDOw AND DAUGHTER WANT SITUATION
- together os separate; is good cook and laun-
dress; references: daughter as nurse OF second
work: nationality Scotch. Call 1924 Mission st.
.
The morning call., 1893-08-31

llT ANTED = LOAN OF SMALL SUM OF
Address 4 box 1855 Cali Branch once. au3l 2t*
The morning call., 1893-08-31
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


VoUNG SWEDISH DRUGGIST, SPEAKING
Il German and English. wants situstion IN drug
store For particulars apply TO newspaper Vest
Rusten, lis Third st. aust 3tF
MAN AND WIFE WISHES POSITION IN
IVA private place; wife would do general house
work: man as coachman or handy round place.
Call or address n. 1l50 Market ST aust 3tf
MIDDLEAGED MAN WANTS PLACE: HAS
1h references: handy with tools. care OF horses.
COW and garden; wages $40 per month. Address
X. C., box 95. Call Branch once. au3l 3t*
ENGINEER w ANTS EMPLOYMENT; STEADY;
u understands his business. Apply 1909 Cali
fornia at. au3l 6ts
I2ARBER-MAN HAVING HAD SOME EXPE-
~ rience would like to enter again. Trust. 431
Bush ST. au3l 2ts
VOUNG MAN, WAITER. SPEAKS FRENCH,
l. spanish and Italian wants situation In private
family or restaurant; good references. Apply to
G. r., 112 Trenton sI., city.
The morning call., 1893-08-31
HELP wANTED-CoNTINUED.

MAN FOR SALOON: EXPERIENCE NOT NE
street. auS1 ais
The morning call., 1893-08-31

"A ANTED-GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS,
w $50; competent waitress and parormaid, S25 {;
also competent second girl, S25; lEundress, assist
cham berwork. $25: cook and lAundreSs for family
in country, also a nurse for same house. S25 and
$50; cook. hotel $35, see all parties here; strong
scandinavian girl as kltchenmaid, $40; cook for
small bakery. S25: 90 good housework girls. city
and country, $25 and $40. MISS PLUNKETT.
424 Sutter st.
The morning call., 1893-08-31

VOUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION AS
i waitress OF to do chamDerwork and plain sew
Inc. Address OF call 2 Cleveland ST., off seventh
near Harrison. room z. au29 3ts
The morning call., 1893-08-31

COMPETENT AND RELIABLE WOMAN
" wants situation 10 do any kind of housework
chamberworK any work by the day; city
country. Please call or address 1926 Pacific ST..
Palmer House. aug 3ts
The morning call., 1893-08-31

HAIR SWITCHES, 81; NATURALLY CURLY
IL bangs, 81: hair dressed, 25c lessons given in
hafr-dressng and m anicure. La Verite Hair
Dressing Bazar. ll70 Market. over Maze as cod "
The morning call., 1893-08-31
FOUND.

TOUNDNIGOY;S sATC4EI, IN GOIDEN GATE
Park. owner can have 1t by proving property
and payin expenses by calling at % Jansen ST..
bet Greenwich and Lombard.
T ADY's GOLD PIN. IN THE PARK. OWNER
II apply G. q. House, south OF Golden Gate
Park. au29 3t<
The morning call., 1893-08-31

LRENCH SEAMsTREss WANTS WORK BY
the day in private family. Please call or ad-
dress 6U9 Pine st.
The morning call., 1893-08-31

VOUNG FRENCH GIRL, LATELY ARRIVED,
l. wants situation as maid or to assist with chill
dren: can teach French and Spanish. Please ad-
dress 439 Fourth Sc. au29 3ts
The morning call., 1893-08-31
WANTED CONTINUED.

RESPECTABLE WOMAN WITH CHILD OF
IL years would like position TO assist In Kitchen,
general hausework OF children; city or
country; wages moderate. Address n. b, S22
Folsom st. au3l 3t%
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Gin a,,,crifani5aer Sropbet.

2tQ9cmeine OHentlide ScierH Der @nts
befuns Nmsrifa'5 haben 5war Dor bun>
bert Sabren nidt itatt9efunben, nl1t
einnlal in Imerifa ielblt-Oas psrbiuz
berten bier, wie b'riibcn Die wiorigcn
3eitlGuite. 9lber in 2onOon bat wcnigz
items an 12. Sft. 1892 cine 9roBe Ser
iammlung 5u Siren Oc5 Ga9e5 itattses
funocu, uno suar anSere9t Dur6 Den
Observation-Disclosures GlBauau &ins
DIETER, Der i'll Sabre 1877 nad Gn9lanO
gefommen mar, unl fiir cine BON ibm &C.
sriiuoete Scftc su wlrtcn.
Gr bate periudt, Gn9lano ;u cirer
Scrunltaltun9 etner groBcn Seltti6fcit
an Dem Sage gu bcWc9cn. 0as mar lbm
5,par nidt gelun9cn, aber CT bra9te wcz
nlsltcus cine augcblld) 10000 sableuOe
Otaneuperlamnllun9 8u Stanoe, Dor Der
CT cine bcgeiiterte JteSe hicIt, ruelde &C.
brudt uno piel ucrbreltet wurbc, lelOer
aber nur in icbr peuigen Gremplaren-
man weiB nur pom lcd)S-erbalteu III.
Die in Yari5 crldelnenOe "Revue de
Geographic" bat i'll clncr ib,cr lcsteu
Jiummern einige 9lblbnltte oaraus mits
aetbcilt, welde ibres prOpbetilden Sns
bulta balber iGr unlere Seier iuterchant
iein per6eu.
r0as tommeube SabrbunSert fir lih
allein," iagtc er (n1an beOeufe, am II.
SttObcr 1792!), nwiro in 2lmerlta 10
plelellm9ctaltungen berpOrbriugen, mic
aae Orei ieit Der GntOcdung perflollenen
suiunmcn. Die 3ufunit Seigt id] mir
often; id iehe &Hl Hlteuelen n9 UsuOlfcru;
meine 8life brtngeu bis in icue 3eit,
no oicier mddtige GrbtBcil III ielner
sausen 2(usoebnun9 nur BON ciuIlilirten
@elcn bcpohnt lcln wiro." lInO ipGs
ter: r@ctra9cu BON Sem @eoanfen an
Sie berrtide @utuidcluns slmcrifa's,
blife ia bereits in iene Sabre, no Oie=
ielbe pollenoet lit! Otciucn ltaunenOcu
glifen Sciasn iih Die Ser. Stauten in
ibrsr aan3cn Serrlidfeit. Sd ri6te Die
Nugen aui ale iene @esenOen, welde
bcute nod Obne Sewobuer uno Obnc &c,
ben iinb. Oa, no iiir Den 2lu9eublif
uur WilbniB ii6 bellnbet, 9cbHQt in Oas
Ouutel ma6tiser @dlOer, bort iche id
in elmer glansuOaen .5ufunft Sraaten
unb 9tciGe entitebcn; i'd isbe Sirden
empOrwadien unO Sempel ser @iienz
ibaiten unS Der @elsbe,t. Gin lenen
Srtcn, wslthc beute nur pom uilben
Gbieren cOcr Oteui6cn, pelde nidt
peuiser ipilD, als icne iiuo, beiu9t werz
ben, bore id bcrcits Den Sarm Der 9lrs
belt, icbe pra6tuOae StdOte erbliben.
Ter neuc @rbtbcil sei9t iid mir in leiz
ucr san;cn ausbebnuns fultiuirt, ciuis
olIpo s,ubbaro & Spmp. bob,u BEN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-28
JOHN C. Tri6(e.

S,rrir's @toce=Saubitubs, Die 6oi;er'iteu Salem
@tace=N0Eoihabe. Sofoh Ioler's SloccsSGHoihube,
nposarajfs 9tace SGHoihuhe uno uHiere eIseEeu
Sm2oyte coI Glace SanoItu5eR fur ytauuer,
Ssraucu. MEaDcn uuo ara 0ncu bejriehi9su tets.
9leic Solio1 no uHiere @iaces alien bisher oiferr=
ten IiberIe9eR DIE Sar6eH limb loon; bic GudIltdt
1T erceleH Die 9pprctur periett. uRo oas Baien bat
riht ielHes G5eldJeH. Srible's 8lace5 iiHo IN Den
gan;eR &sreiH,aten Stoaten b.taHnt. lniere 9teIc=
reus III od5 Eubltum. Wtit $etj geitterte 6auo=
itub:. zoeHoidlub.. anGbeuz uHo Nideten=
Sa1oihubs. Siarrieer Sduoiduhe, SGdlmir ocno=
ilule. nit S!iss 9eiutterte 1GIoibube, 3emealeoer=
NaHoidule, itlueolhe Sauoituls, molleHe 9GHos
dlub. uno aIo<G5la.e=Danoihube Iie GIaceS Su
81 uHo bohcr lperoeH an Der Sano un9epaBt nro unz
ent9sItIln ,eparrt. fpeun fie pdbreao oes 2ra9ens
serrtlseu ooer iin anitroooeu Sieacitt 1T es elm
SSeHlg su frlih. ben ISebnotsNeieyta9eH 81 re-
bcH; ooh eerathcn berelts maube Reittaas gSaoreu
cuf Die SertauT5 SGor1tibe. 2Seru Sic IN unlere
gt66e foTmeH, treten SIC Gin uHo iebeH Sic 81, oh
Sic trgeHo Gtma5 beEotbi9t iHo.
eSobu G. SrIblc,
(25SD ysr. 81, gScItsSerinetouftrase.
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ytr. 25S.

tiou errmGbIt. Som Sereiusnr;te Or. gS.
Gombel wuroeu Suei 0ht9lteber trauf 9e-
meloet. Die nui geitern 9lbenO Cnberaumte
9isfuiitons %erlammlung luuroe we9eH
iibsrbautter iuuerer @eih1ite nut nGtteu
9ouuerltag uerlegt.
Cine 4ugs!egeuheit, ;luei Gincirnaiier
6t.nllulouS-" "6lrmcu betreiienN, purSe
al Die p6eoeraton OF 2abor" peruisien.
Nad GrleOi9uHg Der &OutInegei4dtte ers
tcIgte SertaguuQ.
Gie rSaItlmorer SGugerrunSe e"
bielt geiteru gbeu0 inI 2otale beS SrIt. y.
Seluet, Or. 1918, Sf.SalrmOuut=aoen
uu.cr Dem &orlbe oeS SSice= Brdloenteu
!Sru. $. Sruu MD Der BrOtofOllfubrun9 beS
,Sru. So. Sreter tbre regeImdBise Seihdftss
iieuug ab. Gtue GtuIaOuug OeS v0toSacta
WiauHerhorS" Su Ocieu an l. gtOuember
III DER y6arugorlsN it0tiiuoeuben Seite
fdub elnitimmlae 9luUabme.
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Ser So. G0nsreS.

See Senat fest Die SourbsessSiu an Steue
Der gSilionsSiG uno oertast fit,. - 5eHer
halt Der Sahc oeS Siibcrs cine pcb:
tniitbigc @r6breoe. - Sas 9aus tbmt gar
yidIts.
gSalhirqtou, 81. Sftober. - SIN
enate oauerte es lduaere 3elt, bis siII
Quorum auweieuD mar. Stemart iette
leine Ser,0geruugsreoe fort, uno es fam
sniiteu ibm uno 0olph Su eiuer siemIld
auigereeten Debate. SOue5 hattie ebsn.
tails eine augeidngene Heae fort;uieesn.
unO mdbreno perielbeu Qerlctbeu iid9 5eqer
mo DtcHberiou- III Die llGare; nm Il llbr
hDrte Scnes aui, ;u lpreheu. Gr iagIe. ole
Sade, weldle er usrthetol9e, ieI thapGd]lid
perloren.
Goorbee5 perlaU9te baun bic Ibifimmuna
iibsr Yefier'S Srelprdguugs. enhancement; !;
SalIelbe wurpe nit 80 se9en % StimmeH
per;uorIeu.
goorbees uerlaugte baru, oQB ieine BiI
Der 9Stlou=Sta iubItitulrt werGe, mas nit
So gegeu StiHmen paliirte. 9agegeu
iitnlmteu 4leu, Sates, @au 9ofe, SSrbp,
Style, Yefier, 9ioadl uuo Sance. Soorhees'
Siu ucriugt ben SSlOcrruf Der Siiberfdufe
ourt bic &egcruna, erflGrt iid) abe: 1iir
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Soppelpdhruug uuo
SOyteeuug Der Prd9ung beioer Dietalle
eutpeber unter e,nenf lutsrnatioualeu leber-
eusommen oOer inter @eiebeu, welde Die
GlettwertbigfeIt beIper 4liliu;en uerbiirs
gen.
Stemart commeubirte iartaitild] iiber Die
StnneSdueeruug Der SeuGtoreu ieit lsbtem
Sriibiabr, uuD Eluutc bclonbers Sorbecs.
@oroon, Nanom, oia, gtiuS, Surpiu uno
Squ!re ais 2btriinui9e.
luen rauoallrte nod lUeiter uno per-
iprad), ben gauSeu CONNER hIuour6 bel
oen Slberboleeu ausbalteu III moQeu.
Seller lpraf NIT GROCER @rbtteruug oas
riiber, oaB Die SeuutOren ole Sad)e oe5
Silbers perlaIeu; er babe non inlmer auf
eiuen YeraleiD Qcbofit, aber er MILE iett
;uiebeu, ule Die groBe SHpuitye ieiues
StaateS ruiuirt werOe; Colorado peroe
aber trotoem prolperIren MD ale lelue
SnulOen sableu. Gr CAB aue SOfIuuug
out, oaB bas Sllber seleplIb lrsenO etu 3uz
gellduoulB erbalten Der0e, bis oaS Solf ell
iol1es erswluse. Der Senut uerta9te itd9
bis nloraeu.
SIM ieutantenbauie purz
BEN perihieDsue gutrdge gelteQt uno oebats
tint, aber ldoH I'M llbr murOe Sertaguus
beantragt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-28
gus Scr SurocsDanetitaot.
auaemeine ,lnsmfrteoenheit.

gBaibiu9ton, .. g., 27. Oft.
-0tcbrere curOpaild]e 9te9terunsen, i'll
erIter yjnie 0eutidlauo unO 6rantrcid),
baben ii9 bel'm StaatSbepartement, loz
wie bci'm SdJasumtsospartemcnt iber
bic ncucu Scriu9uusen Oes Sd)asamte5
Sum S9uee 9ssen Die Ginlhlcppung
auitedcuoer &ranfbelten aus europa be-
idwert. @an3 bclonperS rl6tet iib Olelc
YeInwerbe oe5 9luslauoe5 9cscn Die
gcitimnun9, oaB Seamte OeS Ntarines
Soipital> "OienltcS ale gelunobeit5 5amtz
ll9cn gltteitc pOn Sd)liien uiiiren iollcn,
nelhe aus SD fen fommeu, III Oenen leuc
geamte fir Die Ser. Staaten ltatioulrt
lino. Sn ben &la9cu miro 9cltenO 9es
maht, baB Die gotalbebOrOen ii9 ses
swuuscn ls6en, @eiuuobcitsatt.i ite aus
3ultelien, uuO OaB bic ablOlut unnOtbIaen
wcitercn 9luslagen, Serso9crunScn nno
augeneiueu uuaunebulll3telten, iucl1c
Da0urd cntiteben, baB bic Scamten oeS
WtariuesSOlpitals "Oteni ites ell 5wcttcs
@elunobeltaattst aus ltcllen nlIien, Oeu
0ampfidJfifabrtsz zGcicuid)aft meldc
Otailen uon Giupauoersrn beIoroern,
srOBe 9ta9tbeile brin9sn. SalfssS9aez
amtsicfretGr Curtis bate 9eitern elne
lanserc @nuiu ;tation In Der 9lngele9euz
bcit nit Scamtcn bsS Staatsoepartes
ments, wObei ibm Der SeIdlcio 5u Sbeil
wuroc, oaB bic 9ln9cle9cnbelt lebtslih
Ga9e bes SdaeamteS lei. 9Sel6e Ant.
mort ben Scldpcrbefiibrern 5u Gbeil
werOen iou, lit nod ni9t bei9lOilen
m0r0en.
Scrmiidltes.
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