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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-20
Marble Nude with Electricity.

The latest achievement of science is
the artificial production of marble from
pure calcium carbonate.
M. II. lie Chatalier, French chemist,
takes the calcium i'll the form of an i'm
palpable powder and congresses it in q
steel cylinder between two pistons with
pressure of 1000 pounds to the square
inch. While in this condition a platinum
spiral, previously imbedded in the pow
der, is heated by an electric current,
with the result that the powder in the
neighborhood of the wire is rendered
crystalline and translucent.
Sections of the resulting substance
when examined underneath microscope
exhibited tho characteristics of certain
specimens of slightly macled marble.
This remarkable work of the electric
current may prove the stepping stone to
greater achievements in the production
Of artificial stone of all kinds.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-20
Manifold Photorranhx.

A simple method of photographing a
person in five different attitudes all at
once has been invented by New Jersey
photographer, by means of which the
same picture gives five different views of
the sitter. This is accomplished by using
as background two plane mirrors, form
ing between them an angle of 40 degrees,
and placing the person at the junction.
The usefulness of such pictures will not
be confined to ordinary life, us they will
be most valuable in criminology and an
thropology.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-20
(To be continued next Sunday.
THE HOUSEWIFE

Weak spots in Il black silk waist may be
strengthened by sticking court plaster I'M
dcrneath.
Bread and cake bowls. or any dishes in
which flour and egg have been used, are
more easily cleaned if placed in cold water
after using.
For frying always put pound or two of
fat in the pan. This is no waste, as the
same fat can be used over and over by pour
ing it through IL strainer into n crock kept
for the purpose
The cardinal rule in kitchen is to clean
up rs you go, and if attended to this saves
half the labor and fatigue cooks suffer from
who pursue the old method of having a
grand and comprehensive ''clean up"
No matter how large the spot of oil, any
carpet or wooden stuff can be cleaned by
applying buckwheat plcntifully, brushing
it into a dustpan after short time and
putting Oh fresh until the oil has disap-
peared.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-20
THE NATURALIST.

Ducks are the most effective destroyers
of grasshoppers
The ordinary honey bee weighs the one
five-thousandth part Of a pound when not
loaded. When loaded, 1,S00 bees will make
pound.
1t is estimated that this country produces
1S0,000,000 turkeys every year to grace the
tables Mt Thanksgiving, Christmas and on
other occasions.
The aphides are the milk kline of the
ants and are regularly approached and
MIXED by the latter. Ants have been
known to keep the aphides in captivity, rs
cows are kept in cities.
In the middle ages the cuckoo was thought
to be a god who took the form of bird,
and it was n sacrilegc to kill HIM. The Ro-
mans were less superstitious and more prac-
teal. They caught him, killed him and
ate him, and held no bird could be com
pared with him for sweetness of flesh.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-20
nc nrsr night he saw nothinp-i

inc nrsu night he saw nothing-it
was stormy, with wild gusts of rain.
The second night was equally uncvcnt-
full. Nothing dauntcd, he went for Il
third and last time, and lay in the
moonlight on the cliffs. looking toward
the village.
The night was dark and cloudy. but
from time to time the moon came out
with sudden brilliancc on the sea.
which was gently stirred by breeze
from the land.
lie waited for several hours. About
midnight he rose to go home.
AS he did SO he was startled by the
sound of oars, and. lying down. per-
ceivcd small boat approaching on Il
silver patch of moonlit sea.
The moon came out. and he saw that
the occupant of the boat was Il solitary
man.
1t approached rapidly, making direct
for the Devils Caldron. Lying down
on his face and pccping over, IIrinl,lcy
saw it stop just outside the foaminy
passage, while the man stood up,
stopped, lifted something heavy from
the bottom and throw it overheard
Then, after watching for moment Il
dark object which driftcd shorcward.
right into the Caldron. he rowcd away
until he reached sheltered creek.
close to the scene of the swimming adj
venture. Here he ran the boat ashore
and leapcd out.
The next minute Brinlsley heard him
coming up the cliffs.
Trembling with excitement, he lay
down flat on his face and waited
Presently the man emerged on the tor
of the cliffs. within few yards OF
Brinlllcy's hiding place. Just then the
moon flashed brightly out, and Brink
ley recognized him.
1t was William Jones. CARRYING or
his shoulders something like loaded
sack, and dangling from his left wris,
Il horn lantern.
He looked round once or twice and
then hurried toward the sand hills
Brinlllcy followed stcalthily. Tho
moon now went in. and it became
pitch dark Presently Jones paused
set down the load and lit the lantern
then he hurried on
For fifty or sixty yards Il coarse car
pct of grccnsward covered the cliffs
then the sand hills began. Passing
over the first sand hill. Jones disap
pearcd. Quick as thought the young
man followed, and. pcering over. saw
the light in the hollow beneath: it rose
higher and higher till it reached the
top of the next sand Hill, where il
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-20

Jacket, revealing for the first time the
low-necllcd silk dress beneath. Mean
time the young man placed the sketch
IN position. Turning presently, he
behold MATHS transformation.
Old and shabbyus the dress was, torn
here and there and revealing beneath
gilmpSes of coarse stockings and
clumsy boots, it became her wonder
fully. AS IL result of much polishing
with soap and water her face shone
again and her arms and neck were
white as snow Thus nttircd. Matt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-20

Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Arabian Nights Entertainment.
Aurelian, William Ware.
Alice, Lord Lytton.
Aurora Floyd, M. e. Braddon.
Baron Munchausen.
Birds of Prey, Miss M. f, Rraddon.
Beyond Pardon, Bertha M. Clay.
Children OF the Abbey, R. M. Roche.
Conigsby, Lord Beaconsfield.
Charles Anchester, e. Berges.
Catherine, w. M. Thackeray.
Dicks Sweetheart, by tho Duchess.
Donal Grant, BY George Macdonald.
Don Quixote, BY Cervantes.
DombeY and Son, Chas. Dickens.
East Lynne, BY Mrs. Henry Wood.
Foul Play, BY Charles Reade.
Flying Dutchman, By W. c. Russell
Grimm's Fairy Tales, illustrated, I
the Brothers Grimm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-20

looked no longer long, shambling
girl, but a tall, bright, respondent
young lady.
1t was no use. Brinlley could not
conceal his admiration. MATHS arms
alone were enough to make a painter
wild with delight.
"Why, Matt, you look positively
magnificent! 1 had no idea you were
so pretty"
The girl blushed with pleasure.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-20
THE DEACON.

New York city's Baptist churches have
average congregations of 200.
The Rev. DR.. Talmage has an income
nearly equal to the salary of the president
of the United States.
Bishop dc Goesbriand of ST. Adams, VT,
at the age of n is the oldest bishop in the
United States. He has been n priest 81
years
Bishop Ashe of Astoria, Or, recently
drove from that place To his old home in
Vermont. The trip, including stop ut
the Worlds fair, consumed nearly seven
months
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-20
4 Pointed Hint,

Dissatisfied Guest-Waitcr, you don't
seem to know how TO broil Il steak at
this eating house. Let me give you a
pointer
Waiter with some alacrity) - Al,
right, suh, ouiy we usually calls EN- tips.
-.Cbicanni ~,S,Lcnr.
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paused. Crawling on hands and knees,
Brinlllcy slipped down into the hol-
low, and then crept upward half way
up the mound; he found a huge rock,
behind which he crouchcd and peeped
AS he did SO William Jones, light in
hand. seemed to dive down into the
solid earth and disappear.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-20

The result Of the information thus
communicated was to leave the younr
man OF the caravan far more curious
IMAM ever. lie determined to turn the
tables on William Jones, and to watch
ms movements, not in the daytime.
but during the summer night. waiting
for his appearance in the imrclia,.
neighborhood of the DEVILS Culdron.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-21
Nr. 1919.

Yerio H.-!Sr. @eorge
Wa1, Der Teuer.@ ommtIidr, fshrte geferH
pou eirem ldugeren AuieHtbalte iu ytaras
ganiett.Eier ;urlf.
- Or. 4rtbur lSsg.fnrtb bat por9eheru
Abeu0 cine 8etie mad 9hagarasSulls ans
gereten, molelbIf er eiuige gSod)eH 81 bleIs
ben geoeuft.
- or. Satob SoimeiIfer uuO Sobn bon
Der betannteu Brilliant Sign Setter Com
parp," gde 6apetteitraBe uHo Yurt.Auenue
Huo gtr. 1920, SrleausiraBs, begeben itdl
iibermorgeH ant cine Gerguiigung8rsie nab
Chicago, SQS., gtta8ara.60uS uHc anoeren
Bldteu.
Ben lioHeu uuroen gemibrt, bejp.
erboht: Ytarp 8. lSatt3, &utonsolle, Ball
timOres& ouutq; Glriba WegerS, Boring,
Saltimore=S =SOunt9; Sdrab 8. gSbite, Sobu
Dunn, 8orothea 9tlttler uuo 0iaYp u. Ritz
die, Baltimore.
iS il RS &c b e II oere / II I. - SSu Der
8obuuug oes SrautigamS, gtr. 1742, Gam
ton'Ioenue, traute Oor9eiteru, AbeHoS
ubr, YafOr 9Sllh. SaB pom Der eoaHgellldl~
lutberliaen ct. BetrI STRIDE ben mobile
tauuteu @lgarreuIubrlIauteu Grnft 9Setle
nit SRI. Qlura gEOi, nobel Slr. Sranf =.
uno 6rau Illce 0lgJ5 dis ErauIeHsen tuns
glrten. gtad) oer Qrduung tlHo etnt mob
lidle Dodlseltsteler ltatt, bet melher ben
u ,uuermdblten BON Oen Sablretb erltlenea
Hen SerpauoieH Huo 6reuuben Die aufrld1@
tiefenSlhcTrhI ajc uuO Sublreldbe @elteufe
oar9ebradt muroeu.
SRI. g m,S q # 0 b H. Sn
SoQuno, Conn, ftarb oorgelterH Sri. Sennte
0ooms, bic l6slibrlge EOfter oeS 8rn. 3.
Z. goomis BON bier, all Der Uou ibr leIblt
beigebratteu SduBpunOe. Der 2eitnam,
miro wabriheHlth nah Baltimore gsbra1t.l
gel eube ugutl e.-SeIterH,
Nahmittaq5 llhr, wHroe Die enreeltepuuel
oeS III blciIgeu 9eldditss uuo @elellitaftsa
trelleu moblbetaunteu 0ru. SObuuu SelHz
rit1 8lad, Sbeubabers Der MeblhGrolers
Slrma >jaTob Glad & Sobn, 9tr. ia, SiIos.
6reoerlditraBe, meltsr am 0ieultag, oer
10. Au9ut, uad fur3em yetoen oerGleoeu
1T, BON leiuer elterlidJeu Bebauiuua, 9tr.
4O6, Slio. .BacaftraBe, aus uad Der p8altla,
morer &emeterp" iibergeiiibrt uno oalelbitl
tempordr III benz DtauiOleum bei9eegt. 2Die
bellebt Uuo gea6tet Der &Htit]ldteue Der
2ebjelteu getpeieu, 0a0ou legten nlht uur
Die Suhlrelde SetbeiIlgung Don 6amlteus
uuo SelhdftSireuuOe, ple Eo9eubrtoer,
loHeerH auh bic reIdle Siiue BON totbareu
Slumenlpenoeu, pelde nm BEN Sar9 9rups
plrt mareu, bersoteS .3eugutB ab.
8ator Stelter bon Der euaug. @mauus
elSfIrtle oil ner Suo1SreeuitcaBC htelt Die
oeutd)e uuo Yaltor 5S. Surj OoH gtepsYorf
cre enQlildle 2eideureoe. 2lls aftlue Sabrs
tudtrager fuugirteu be 0Q. Stanlp 6arria
ion, @pa5. Youlbsr, Sob. lSeB, Em. Neis
erid)miot, 9iob. 8oler UHo Z. Blad, wahs
reno Dtttglieoer oeS Groen8 Der pGidS"
uuo Der yUtoHumentaIs8om gtr. B."
Der ySempelritter," Su welheu Der Sere@
nlgte ais elirIgeS uno augeiebeueS QtttglleN
gebOrte, aIs Gbren=@Storte olente. 6r. 8.
y. 9lad mar an %. september 1854 jU
Baltimore geboren, unOcrbetrathet unO blns
terldBt ieiue betriibte @lteru Satob Slaf
uuO Srau, eineH Bruber uuo ;Uet SdUes
tern, uou met' 2egteren cine elgenS BON
&bcu9O, Sa., sur Getdeuieler bIerber ges
fommeu mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-21
Ter sssatnn Der @ptnefembehe.

Treeno, Sal, IS. Au9uit. .-9es
Itcrn 4benO muroe betannt, OaB cine
Yartie pom 100 bei9aitigun9slOien 9trz
beltcrn cine 9ta5;ia auf Die Gbinelens
9tieOerlaiiun9 III g9ger's Stand, ie98
Wteilen pon bier, MAIDEN wOlte: S6es
rlff Scott unO Elm 9lufgebOt sin9en Dos
bun ab, b0rten aber UNI 1 ubr beute
MOrgen, OaB Der 9lnsrlfi auf SfOOIn9'S
Gtneparo, Swei Otetlen BON bort, se@
mudt weroe. Der Sdcrlff sin9 eilenOs
oubtn ub II. ltieB nm a3 lbr DtOr9en5
auf ben WtOb. gta9 lan9em Barlamenz
tiren gelana es, Die 2eute gum AuSeins
anoer9eben Su bewegeu. Sderiff ScOtt
nabm Die 9tamen Ser 4niiibrer uuf unO
beabli6ti9t, Oieielben 81 Oerbaften.
Gan 6raujt8cO, IS. au9uit.
- Der 0emOtrutiids n@raminer" be-
ipridt in einem 2citartitel Die iiin9it be-
qonnene Gblueienbeeein in San 9Oaquins
SaQep unO I9reIbt oieielbe Der laren
Sanobabung Der @sieee Seiten8 Der
6anlit bcauftragten Seb0rOen gu. Die
Guaiareituugen ieien cine btrefte 6ol9e
Der 9ti9tausiibruu9 OeS 8earDs9e@
ieees. Der BraiiOent iei man9mal
iuelier, ais Der @OnsreB, aber e8 lei ni6t
betliam iiir i'm, I'M @lauben an feline
iiberleqene gSeie6cit ben @runbitctn 3ur
OiBadtung Der conltitutlOneQcn 9tutOs
ritGt Der Grlaiier pom @eIctcn 6u lc9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-21
Eie SboIera.

9erltn, IS. Nu9If.-Die J3atrldlt,
baB i'm 0itlihen 3belle Der Staot bret Gho'
lerafGQe porsttommeu Ieien uno oaB Elm ge'
pIiier Spnal uno cine 6rau, 9tameHS Wtls
beralsta, Der Cholera iGon erle9en lelen,
srregts uatIrlih grose Aufregun9 III Der
StaOt, bod bat iih bleielbe beute ldlon GEE
ltgt, natbem bic nIhereu llmnGu0e betannt
qeporoen iInb. 3le Beriiorbene mar Die
9albihm.f.r Spuals uno be Sraut zines
geniiien Saruu, pelf' 2eBterer nod I'M
6oipltal liegt. Iue Oret fGmmen aus Yos
len. Yrofeiior Sptuola, Der 0Irettor Der
@bartte erll6rt, 3pHats 6rau babe elne
tOote Sans auf Der SnaBe gefunoen, mo
olele hdrteH fie segefieH, on5u hatten ne laure
DIlldI seuuufeu, uuo ods @ompot babe aus
roben @urteu betanotn. 0aB uuter lolheH
llmifGnoeu itltpsre SGue pon OpeutsrIe er'
folgt ieleu, lei mabrlih feiu QSuUoer; bon
Cholera lei felue Heoe, une aud BON 8q=
ieuterl. lei in oieiem Sabre perhdltnlBmdBl9
meutg in Berlin III nerfeu. Auh Eroterior
8iirbriuger, 9lrettor Der p6rleorld1sbal
SllHlf," ffellt eutId)leoen III Abreoe, oaB
Cholera in Der Stabt iel. @aruH, Der III
bem betreffeuoeu Soipital liegt, leloe on
8gienterie; MIR I'M eriteH Dtoment babe
man bic Srautbtit fir Cholera gebalteH.
Die 2eid1e Squalls purbe BON Or. Gent
bO'er uuo anoeren Aersten pom TOD 'l9en
hntteriolo9ii6en Suititut unterlu5t. uno
oIeie erfldrteu, bas iie IN Den @GtrelHenten
ben @bOlerabaclluS gsiuuOeu bdlten. Den"
nod bleib.u Die Yrofeforeu Sptnola uno
Tiir5rluasr babel, baB bi. SrGnthelt nur
9pIenterle uno nidlt Cholera gepelen Jet.
g8leH, IS. 4u9ut. - @tue bier ans
Otostau eiugetroheHe Oepei9e brlu9t bic
erireuliG. DteIouus, baB IN Der oOru9eH
Staot, icmle in Der Yroulns Srel Die
Seuae III fhHeIer Nbuabme begrlffen 1T.
u o nj, IS. Auguit. - 4us 9teapel MR.
ben esifern 10 neue @rtranfuu9en uno 6
GoOestaus tniOIse uoH Cholera semeloet.
3u Sulmoua, BropinS NquIla, belief Itd
bic 3abl Der GooeSidue auf jmel, mahreno
ueue @rtraufungeu bort nIht Sur SeHutnB
Der Seb0roe famen. 8age9en nurosn
heute Sormltta9 IN @ampobano, elmer tlel'
neu, 55 Dteilen BON 9teGpel entterut 9ele'
geueu Staot, mebrere @hOleratGae betaHnt.
aus Dem gatifau.
Gonr. Is. Augult.-Qer Yapt bat oaS
SitarIut BON Soaho iu ernem Stl9otsFB
ITu1nemnuNPIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-21
Sin Wuro9cbeimntS.

Denoer, Sol, IS. 9ln9uit.-@in
Wtunu, pom oem man permutbet, baB er
George Wtartin betBt, wuroe beute
NtOrsen i'm S9lafe i'm nShert0ans
Bart" 6 Dteilen BON bier, erltoiien.
Die Chat seidub nidt, nm ben Wtann
III berauben, unO lit nOb in 5iemIi9e6
Ouutel gebIlIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-21
Gin 4onfriIIbcr tn Ssaft.

bica9o, Is. Aug.-Seor9e 9aroe9
rpuroe leete ytadt uou pSlup" PntertoH
auI Die 1SeiduIolqung bin oerbaItst, ben
6aub IN Der verfeu latlouaIbant" 5u ct.
Eaul, Viiuu., am IA. auguft, mo betaHns
lc] elm Cad NIT $4,000 ain helen lthteH
Gage seitohlsu rpuIOe, beglu9en Su babsH.
6aruep melaerte itdl, GtwaS III lageH, anger
oaB er usmals III ct. Yaul mar. Die
Yufertouer bebaupteu ulft nur, OaB er Der
uiaun mar, weIbsr ben Sad itaBI, lonoerH
audi, OuB Ell eHglIidIer 9OAiapler nit etHem
cnrttnentnIen ,.Necnrhn III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-21
@cTurst iibcr oas 2lusbletben ctncs
HQmDSers.

Otontreal, IS. 2lu9uit. - Otan
fGn9t bier an iber OaS 2luSblelben be5
1ampfers ,Sarnia" Ser Dominion
Qtnle," wel9er pOr 20 2agen oOn OtOns
treal nut) yiuerpOOl ab9in9, unO am Z.
auoult untcr Se9eln angeiproden
wurOe, beiOrst gu werOen. Die 0toibiz
merle Oes Dampier8 mar in uuOronuna
9eratben, bod lebnte er iebe 6alfe ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-21
Or. SctcrS in Imertta.
Ser groBe afrifaforidlsr TN TeusO Oort aHee:
Ianat.-@r sIambt nidit an Gmin DaidlaS

Wep@Oorf, IS. gluguit. - Dr.
&arl Yeters, Der QrOBe NfritarelIenoe,
fam beute nit benz ygtorOo. 2lODoz"
Dumpfer r6irit Siamarf" bier an,
unO ltieg i'm ySOtel Walborf" bier ab.
Der .3wed ieiner 0leiie bterber lit, an
benz @tbeolo9iiden @On9reB, ruel3er i'm
lebten 0rittel OisieS Otonat5 in @bt'
ca9O 3ulammentrltt, tbell3unebmen.-
9taditen Otonta9 miro er itd BON bier
i6er HaibingtOn uud Chicago be9eben,
BON ba ourb oen gSeiten reiieu, ben
rYeuomltOnezB Bart" unO Californian bes
iuacu. Giuem 8eri6terltatter ertlarte
Or. Yeter6, er CLAUDE nt9t on BEN Goo
Gmtn 8aI1a'8, benn oerielbe let nur
lteti9 pOr9ebruugcn, ba er Elm Utann
BON GROCER Guergie iei. Dor bret So>
9en nod babe ct 9tadridt pOn ibm er'
balten, oabin lautrno, OaB er nab oem
Oberen Congo 0iltritt 9egan9en Jet.
@eitben bat er i'm ni6t uebr lett un9e>
fGbr anoer:balb Sabren.
Stanley CLAUDE unO winide @mln's
SOB mabrideiulid OeS5alb, neil lelne
llnteritaeunsSsS eriolslOS mar
uuo er ibm Gner9ie abiprld;. &eln
Dtann Tonne tbun, mas Gmln that,
menn er feline Gner9ie batte unO nidt 10
Hug uno piiieuidaftlth gebllOer mare,
wie Oiei ier. Sine Sdwelter @mIn's
lebt in 9tetiIe, DeutidlanO tic sIaubt
ebenfallS ulht on Ieluen COB.
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NermtSa,te teIearapbtS6e eenefben.

Sn Bittsburg fturb Der grzDtuDOr
0tifOlau5 $. @Os9bItp UOn Gussben =
GountD, eine in Q8eit PenniDlpanien
woblbetannte YeriOnltdfeit.
- Sat Sat Sit Singb, Wtuburuiab
BON &apurtbuta, reiite 9eltern BON Gblz
cago na9 WaibingtOn ab, no er 8peI
@O9en 5u bleiben Seoentt.
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Same1 9emDcntaiQerl.
Der Neit oeS &a9erS mu6 bintten
fpeftiden Sooet dboeSeEf fciu.

~SUtbSu S~SSu "~oSiS1~ WV"
0ieie SuiGleu finb Die allerbelten 6az
britate in Saigon, Suulitdt uno Saiien,
unb bic bon un8 barauf 9cieeten Yreiie
nod unter Ser 9Glite ibrer tbatiGdltden
Soften.
Yolten 1-otc 2lusipabl srt SO Gts.
beltebt in melBen unO bunten 2atlIen.
StS 5u $1.75 wertb.
9nffen 2-Oic 2lusmabI s1t as Gts.,
uur bunte- Sis Su S2.25 wertb.
Ipftea 3-oie 2ImstpabI 81, ST
beltebt III melBen unO bunteu 2atllcn.
Bis gu $2.75 wertb.
Yoiten 4-oic 2tustpaDl slt $3.50.
9tur meiBe, i90n beieete. Bis ;u $3.50
mcrtb.
- Cine Yartic -
GiuoersSonnets anS <SGub6en,
6aGons, Die bis su $2.75 perfauIt
pOrOen, gebnfS 9lbidluhc5 OaS Stuf
so Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-21
Mn,ngss ssSepartement.

Wir baben unsefabr 800 Insiige auf
0aaer, beren 2luirdumun9 uns iebr am
Ser;en liegt, ba mir fiir uniere Serbitz
nnb 0interr0ds, Die bereit8 eln5utreffen
besinnen, 9faum baben nriifen. Die
ssacons iinb Die auernenelten, Die Stoffe
bic beIten. 98ir baben ale @r6Ben DON
80 bis "A. 8ir baben alIe be9eErensz
mertben Sarben.
SO als san3wollen sarantirte Stnrmz
@erse.9ln3iise, @tOns@ffefte, in 8lau,
grau, Sdlwars uuo Braun, I'M Sertbe
BON $40 unb $12.5O. Die gusiuabl fir
$3.50.
25 puife6te 2lniase I'M 8ertbe bon
S. bis $3.50. Die 9luSmabl fir
25 9lnsHge aus san3pollencm Stoff
oiIortirte 6aeons unb Gude I'M @ertbe
bis III $25. Die 9luSluabl fiir
S12.5O.
so sun;wOuene SturmsSergssSn3ase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-21
Rf61fer Snud1.

GpanSpilIe, Sno., IS. 2lu9uit.
- Sur; nad 2 ubr bcute OtOrgen
muroe Der 9tsger GburleS 8altOn, mcls
der am Gage 3upOr auf Der @OuntD>
5Sair au llniontopn, &p., Dem jebn>
iabrt9en 5armer8iobn Sam Seth Die
&eble our6ianitten unO ibu I'M 81 be-
raubt bate, selgndt. Der gte9er mar
fur; uad Der Gbat erlpiidt uuo na4
WtOr9anflO, &g-, 9ebrutIt wOrOen.
@eeeu II llbr 2lbenOs, tur5, ebe Der
Snabe itarb, mar ibu Der 9teger 9eaen>
iiber 9eiteQt unO bon ibm lOentllljlrt
moroen.
Gtwa 1900 garser BON WtOr8unficlo
uno Iuiontown fanoen litl in Guer
SttQe ;uIammen. Sie criubren, OaB
Der @eiangene uuf ieinem 2Scg nad Dem
@ciangnlB in 0enOerion, etwa 20 Otels
len oa0on entfernt, lei, unO perfol9ten
ibn. Sine Ntelle pOn OtOrganIielo ents
itrnt. wuroeu Die 8camten nil Dem gez
fanaeuen eingeBolt. Derielbe wuroe tb@
nen ab9enommen uuo iOfort am na1lten
Baum auI9etniipit. ST bat tlebsntlIb
I'm @nQOe, leu9nete aber oa8 Serbrchen
ul6t ub. @e9en 8 llbr WtOr9cn5 marO
Der 2erdnam abgelhnttten uno auf benz
2lrmentlrdbOI in 0tOrganiielO Obne
Sarg eingeibarrt. Gr CAB mebrere
Namen an, OO9 glaubt man, oaB er
Gbo5. @altOn BON ct. SoulS, NtO.,
oOcr G9pp, Otill., lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-21
befOmmt.-

Cine gruke anjabl non 9rutsn
(fleine &inOer iOmObl, tuie Gruat1
irne) itnO nit ausmiI9ien grpIast,
nrl6e fi9 gu baBli6en Jlefeu
anf Der 9uut entwifeIn. 9a iit
tiinFli6e 5iilfe erfOrOsrlid, unb es
gibt NiGts, mas bierin Oem S6mefrL
ais auBerIi9rs &uwrubrmittel glei9'
fommt. Sieie IBatia4e Wirn bun
alien @srjten anertunut, unb bic Or"
finbuug bun
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$$etfe,

uelde bun Oenielbeu uufs 6G6Fe
geiGGtt mirb, cntbGIt ben SGuefcG
In elmer bon alien unanseuebmrn
subffan3rn freicn Combination unS
lit DEFENDERS fir has Bah unb bic
sutlette gceignst, @enu bstm 8a1
ben rtgeImGbig nit &breibungsH
abenbs unb @nrgens gebruu6t, bea
frrit Te bGIb bic suut bon l1nrriuiga
ieiten uuS Glissm StOif. Sas Gins
rriben NIT stuem raubeu 6aubtu5
bur Sem Gebruu9 Der Ssife bsFGrs
bert brreu gStrtuns i'm CsiTnen Osr
Purcn, brrIeibt sei6msibigss, fsiies
TIrii6 unS cine 6uut 10 3art, mic
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