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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-17
Not Appreciate

Congressman W. G, P. Breckenridge
had been announced to speak at small
hamletin the interior of New York state.
and being unable to fill the appointment
Mr.. Allen was induced to go in his stead
When Mr.. Allen arrived at he village
depot he was met by the chairman of the
town committee, gentleman who was
remarkable only for the originality of his
profanity. When Allen explained to
him that he had been sent as substitute
for Mr.. Breckenridge the chairman was
disguised and took no pains to conceal
the fact.
"Well, I'll be blankety BANKED blank
he explained savagely to Allen as they
walked toward the town hail. ssThat is
always the way here; they promise US
good speaker, and then send us some
blankety BANKED blank Teller we never
heard Of. Can you speak?'
Allen remarked meekly that he would
try: When they reached the hall and
had mounted the little platform the
chairman addressed the meeting some
what as follows:
"Fellow citizens and ladies. regret
to say that we shall be- greatly disap-
pointed in not being able to hear from
the great silver. ongued orator of the
famous blue grass region Of Kentucky,
W. G. P. Breckenridge, but the national
committee, however, sent in his stead
another eloquent orator of the sunnySouth
whose name is household word from
Maine to California. refer ladies and
and gentlemen, to that brilliant states
man, Mr. -
Then leaning over to Allen, he said in
a hoarse' whisper that could be heard
all over the hall:
"What the hill did you say your name
was, anyway"
Mr.. Allen grimly gave his name and
before the meeting had concluded people
were remarhng: .'Gee whiz, can Breck-
enridge beat him2'
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-17
How Deaf Mutes Dance.

81 never felt so lonesome in my life,"
said gentleman recently, Gas when I
CHANGED to be thrown one day with a
party of deaf mutes. They could under
stand each other, laughed and carried on,
and had a good time generally, while [
sat like a mummy, apart, looking on,
but unable to participate in any Of the
fun.
"One thing that surprised me greatly
was to see them indulge in dancing.
had always supposed that it was obso-
lutely essential to hearth rhythm of the
music in order to keep the time Of a
waltz or polka. To be sure, they had an
orchestra, and for time 1 regarded that
as peculiar, for few, if any, of the party
could hear the strains.
"After a little thought solved the
mystery. The mutes could not hear the
music, but they felt it, which was just as
effectual. TO be sure of the matter. /
spoke to the leader of the orchestra, and
he assured me that my surmise was cor
rect, and that when he was employed by
the party it was expressly stipulated
that he should bring his biggest bass
drum and bass viols. The deep tones
were more Migratory than the others land
the mates kept excellent waltz time by
feeling the vibration of the wood floor
ing upon which they danced"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-17
The Last Protest,

The protest of MURDER of Russian
gentlemen recently forwarded by MIR.
George KEENAN, to the press of the Uni
ted States gives voice to the feelings of
large class Of the subjects of the car
who are rarely, if ever, heard from. 1t
speaks for that class who, while it's men,
bers have avoided arousing the SUSPECT
ons of the implacable rulers of their
country, take an enlightened view of the
system of government under which their
people arc called upon to live. They
are given the opportunity to speak be-
cause, and only because, they are for the
present moment outside their native
land.
Never until Mr.. KEENAN, himself opened
the eyes Of the world to the savagerv
which passes for government in the czar's
dominions was that class of Russians Of
ven an opportunity to be heard. Mr.
Remnants historic journey through Sibe-
ria showed that among the educated men
and women Of Russia in no wise identi-
fed with the aristocracv there exists the
profoundest sympathy with those whose
love of liberty had caused them to en-
danger their own safety. tits these men,
not the irresponsible agents of an auto
cracy, who love the people of the United
States and afford the guaranty which this
people desires of the preservation Of that
friendship, which has for SO long and so
much to our advantage existed between
the two nations.
These men whom it is sought to ex-
tradite-physical revolutionists as they
are and must be if they hope to do aught
to liberate their country-seekan oppor-
tunity to blow the Russian autocrat off
the face OF the earth. They are willing
to sacrifice their lives if they are caught
in the attempt in their native land. In
common with all soldiers of freedom,
they look to the United States as the
realization Of their dream of free gov
eminent, as the secure refuge of such as
they. If this treaty is put in force these
United States will stand exactly where
all other nations but England and Swift
erland alone stand: they occupy the at
titude of being the political ally of the
most refined brutalism which man has
yet designed in the name of the govern
ment of his fellowman. Let us, in the
name of civilization and Christiani ty
yield up any criminal who escapes to us
from Russia; but let us never cease to
jealousy guard the right to say, in the
last event, what is and what is not po-
litical offense.
We believe that the administration or
the party which would essay to restore a
Russian political fugitive with blood on
his hands would find itself embarked in
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-17

a difficult and dangerous performance
But the country should, if possible, be
saved the infamy Of the proposed treaty.
If it's adoption cannot be prevented now
the common people should never rest un
til it is abrogated>-St. Paul Dispatch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-12
&r1t.0e.

@utbrie, S..3., 10. april. - 9urdl
Die @rploion zines @aioIin.Sfeus eutitano
aeItern Nbeuo in benz Capitol sDileIhSbuuie
smm m 6.uer, msldtS SGuoeu bon $4,000
uerurladte. Sier 9eitaitsbdnier branntsn
NIT all ibrem Subalte ab, ebculo mebrere
tleiue 2aben. 6ot9enOeS iiuo Die Namen
Der 6nmen, melae huuptiddGd 8erluns
erlitten: S8lnfielo Smitb, u. y. 8i4monO,
u. 3. @right, @Oaur's Giienpa0rsnIuser
uno 6euru goro. s. 6. Sromn uno u. s..
Ratbburu wurben Ourd etnttiirSeno. Sriims
m,r itmer perlett. g8euu s8 pGbrenO Oes
Ttuers ui6t 10 urf ssresuet hattie, mare Der
9uuse Ort benz 6suet Sum Spier ssfaaen.
gSaterburp @Oun., 10. Au9uit. -
Der iunfn0dige uytaep SlOd" 9ing 9eliern
in 6lammen nui. Der 8erluit betragt $780,
900, wouon $4,000 auf Die GaenpaareHs
bdnoler Relb & OuqbeS fommen.
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StaOt Baltimore.

rIoualu tt 3.-9r. WlIles @e'
ringer pom &hica9o'er uSoorHoit" mellt sur
3eit aIs 9aft bel tpru. y. S. Sftmet, ytr.
932, 9ioro-groaomap.
@r0ste @lode IN u / I O.
- SIN Der ucblbetaunten 9lodengieBerel
pom Rc Shane i'll Baltimore 1T man nit
benz 9uB Der gr0Bteu 9lode bes amerltanl=
lteu @onttneuteS beld)dItigt, pelfe ben
0ameu The Great Bell of America" fIhren
iou. Ste mlr0 ELL @eptdDt BON 1000
Yfunb babeu, 9us beiBt, le 1000 Ptuno Ilr
ieoeu Staat Der noroamerltaullden uHlou.
0as %. Stiftuu9sfeft b.s uS err
einS Der llui III SsS ter ne il" puroe
qeIern 9lbeHo ourdl GILL Gantett IN Dem
rSmperial Sootel" begaugen, tiir melbe5
elm au5gcseidueteS Nenu 5ulammen9elteat
mur. Ser Sp.ieiaal mar nit 6laa9en une
@uirlanoen t,Itlid eei4miidt, uno inter
ben gbreusditen befanben nd senator
Salplep pom Connecticut uuo Sb.rf gSm.
Is. Oiaulsbp BON 8reoerid.
Die ausg.bradteu Soafte suIt.n BEN
Yrdiio.nten, oem Gage, Den YaarpIdnoer
Sriegeru, Der armee, Der Slotte uno ben
0ameu.
Die 8eamten b.s Ser.ins fnb: Cbsrf
8iuiam q. gicSelip Brdfbeut, Srant 81.
Smith unO g8iuiam @lbiou gtcezBraiiOeH-
ten, @eorge 98. SobuioH Sefr.tar. 3ns
grefutlus@ onlite bilbeten be 56. 6rant
81. Smttb, 3bomus 6. Nattbeps, W. Z.
Sunber, u. u. Sorerman, .. u. Sras
ham, 9fobert S. Street, Shomns s. Ster<
ling, g. y. Dreamer, u. Yf. Srt8coe, Us.
VI. Barrier, 9Obn S. D.lIott, gS. SIboH
uuo Sobu >. Gutter.
Gin 3inberfe sum g 4 II
oes yd]rifIi6eu Sereius IHnger
Trauen" mIr0e aeitern 4beno i'll pyeb=
maun'5 Sal1e" peranltaltet. Sou etuer
4u;ahl SiuDer puroe inter 2ettuH9 BON
Fri. 2il!u Sarp bic pSinOer- Stnfonle" BON
0apbu au.rllebit uufseiIbrt. AuBerosm
luurceu cine Heihe SanSe, ein 0fenEet uH'
ter 2eitung bon 5Sruu 6i1aro giOrriS, jnn.r
elu Continental uno lpanliher San;, Huter
yeltung Don 5ru. Sames Suusert, iople
eiue yDtotbers rsGooe'QuaDriue" inter telz
tung bon SRI. 3urrIiOu uufsefIbrt. ga Der
SsiudJ ein gutter mar, miro Der @rtra9 oe8
Neites, oas beute mieoerboIt lplrO, Elm an-
| lebIllfer letu.
Gum Seiten eiueriuseubltd II
& itleriu, Der Sabre alien 9eor9le
SuutiugtOu puroe s.ilern Abeuo in ocm
Gouseruaal Der uDiuilts s2lfaoemie" cine I'm.
terbaltuug usrunitaItet, Ill pel6sr anger Der
8entficiautiu Die 6rlS. Bertha 6upp, Fe9.
Rirder, Sranfie gears, &atie De Slan6e,
4nnle SOFTER uub ben 36. Sob. 0umI.r,
| ). u. 8ir9er, Alfr.o gShite, Soleph Stan=
len, SanIuel .. grodn.p, $. Yiarmea,
Our6 Sorrd9e erireuten.
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Slb5faiil,na Ser SooesStrafe.

9Ibaup, N.sD., 10. 9lpril. - Sente
4beuo wuroe mi llnterbauie OerStaatss9ez
ieegebuug Der Antrag Suuiuan's, Die 2oz
oesitraIe abiudaheu, nit IS geger -
StimHleu an9euommcn. Ods @elee lou
aul l. September in Sraft treten, hdt;e allo
feiren Seiug auf @urlpIe 2S. 6arrts. lelof
im Saue eS ben Seuat pniilrt uno pom
Souuerncur unterScid)uet miro.
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2etpsYorfer Iad,rthten.


giemz Dort, 10. IprlI. = Der ruis
iiid)e Sd)uls@ @ommliiGr fiir Die 9SeItausllel'
lung, Surit Serse 8oitopSfg, III iii hle'
flgen uTictorie 6otel" abgeltlegen. Gr
lanQte bier nit oem OampIer u2a Gas
coQne" oil uuO luiro ildI i'll 9telu-Yort elnlse
: Saqe umish,n. 6iirltn SbabOmStg, Die
Die Iufiid)t iiber bic 8raueuabtbellung Der
ruiNineu 4uSfte1uns bat, fam aut oemlcl'
ben SdJliie. Ser Biirit III boiler SntbullaS@
mus iber Die NuSneQung, NIB bcOanert
nur, oaB bie ruilIi1eu observation-disclosures
ltdnOe oas GrSlebuugS Spltem 8uBlano' s
u,dlt aenigeno peranldIduIld)en peroen.
- Ser 0ampfer "Suuel," pelder mor'
gen nad) 9remen absclt, iuiro $3,500,OO0
in Sob mituebnlen.
- Gin uubefanner IPanu muroe heute
friib auf benz 6dbroampfer p6ultou" am
Euse Der SultonllraBe burdl eIHen 9Saaen
iiberiabren unb aelOotet. Sn letuer Salte
fauo man cine 8arte nit Der Suld)rlft: ms.
s. Yrince, @igeutbiimer oes u@rp'0orles
ihoe. .SoIoon," gtr. 1874, 0talnitrGBe, gfors
iof, 8a."" gut elue raq ytoriolt ge-
ibidte I.learupblih. Aufraat puroe geant.
iuortet, paB iidl Yrtuce bort III leHem 9e'
id,dftslotale befiloet uno btu Sooteu nld]t
feuut.
- Goa 9Ian !6anliltou, aud, alS Gua
Dlauu uno rSd0u Goden" bsfannt, bat
meme aerldtlid)e SdJritte eIuqeleitet, nm tbr
uua,6llH.s 8sht uuf ben NudlaB oe8 per-
iiorbenen 8obt. Stan Damllton, III Setra9e
pou etpa $3.50, 900, seltenO Su MAIDEN. Die
Gamilie SamItou beitgeitet betanntIid). oaB
Sua lemalS 9tobert's redjtsmaBlge @attIn
uur, neil iie uOrher SOibua Wtaun sebel'
rathet uuo ME eue Sheioun9 erIan9t bate.
= 0as Serh0r, pelhes beute i'll AIbanp
Dor bem @oup.rneur 6lowtr besu9it oes
@eu6s I'M Se9uaoigung oes lum Goot
perurtbeilteu @attlnm0sOers &arlule Us.
6arr,s iiattfiuOsn iOute, If bis mOr9sn per'
idlnbeu uorbeu.
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gus unierer oeilriaem ?. gaoraen. s4us aabt
Ser 9u6arbeitsr.strlfe In S,ua

2ouS ON, 10. April. - Su Ou1 III
beute 2llleS rubi9 unb feline weiteren GrceNe
Der ftrifeuoen 9odarbeiter fino bis leBt ges
meloet moroeH. Die @rla9leute bs1radlteH
u,rl9teoene Sabr;euqe, Obue Don ben Aus-
il1uDl9en belGltlgt 81 iuerben.
Die 0odnrbelter Al @rlmsbp bringsu
cine Summe @elo Sur uuteritiituH9 Der
Strifer aui. Die Maroieu uuo 0elSer III
0un baben Der p8iIion.2iuie" 24.itliuoige
Siiuoi9uug 9egeben. oaB iie ben 2anlpIer
nSrlanoO" nidlt burh llnlouiften bemauuen
Iaiien iueroeu, weun nidt pGieulObu besaalt
MIRO.
4ttentat init einem SpaIierfto6.
2iilab II, 10. Npril.-2Sahreno 30nta
Carlos beute Ha6mittag cine SpaSleriabrt
ulad)le, itiirste eln lun9er Nu5lGnoe:, ELL
Spa;ierfof9en in Die yuft idmiusenO, aui
lbu los. Ser vNttentater" muror, ebe er
Die Sutite erreid)te, BON einem Sensoarnl
in 9ait 9enomnen uuo elngelperrt.
RobIcmaraber=Strife in 8eIaien.
8ruii. .l, 10. gIpril. - 6uurtauienb
4rberer Der SoblenmtneH tm Olltrltte 80.
riuage in Der YrOpiu3 !oeuuesau itub al
einen allsemeiueu Strite gesan9en. G,e
uerlan9en b0bere g0hue unO Glaiilhrln9 bes
aQqemeueu Stimmred)tS.
0pm 8elouiarft.
2onoo on, 10. Aprll.-Sd9li6 itno be.
oeuteuoe, bel Der nSaut BON Gnglauo" Guiz
eenommeue 9arlsbeu iduig selUOrS.u, NOS
6urd) 9elegeutllt ein Druid auf ben @eib-
martt au8geiibt muroe. Die Au8tdten
bluittli6 Der Sob emeauu9eu ilnb betrlez
oiqeno. lQes Dem ofienen D(artte quilt
bence uugemiinste @oO mlro no9 immer
fiir Seireid1 aUnefluft. Su Der IeBteu
Bo6e mar Der i'll Der uorlesten gSode 9es
itleeene Sllberprels faum auIrett 3u erhal'
ten, oo6 ;ei9te ilt Der y2artt lebr belt1uoi9.
Bauten fuufteu tortlpdhreno ilelue Quantis
tdten Silber gum @rport uaf pem Orient.
2ln Der @ietteub0rle 5elgte itd not ben Sci
ertaqeu cine beiiere SenOen6, Die Ieoo9 IH'
tOlge Der ytadrld)t BON Dem 6aliIiement Der
commercial Bant OF Nultralia" ldIneQ mn.
Idlluq. Der Wtarft erbolte ii9 l.ood nit
iiberraideuoer @.l9miuolstelt, oaourd Sc
Illafeit uuo St1rte u.rratbenO unD 9iuIiige
NusiIdteu .r0ffu.ro. gmerltaniite Giien-
babupaplere luaren uuruhig, tie Set9ten le
opt) cine 6lebene gtel9uu9 iuI Surle ;u
ftelgeu.
sJu Der periloIienen ISOLDE mar Die BerIi.
uer 96rie ueritimmt, Die NusNf)tsn fir Die
meme 9Eod)e iinb leooh @tlpa5 beiier. lin.
ter Den qeItrig.u ShIuBturien beianoen I'D
iolatnoe: prosenti9e YreuBeu lO8, 6.pro.
;entIae Merltan.r SO, r0eutide Sant" l64
Sodum.r 1877, 9arpener 1873, Rutel 212.45
turses @onbou 20.42i, Iau9es 0onbou 20.35
Yrlpatoi8cont II.
9ln Der Barrier S0rle pareu Die 2urle II
Der abaelauieneu Uote ielt II. bic S6pau
fuuaen I'M Nuqemetnen unbeoeuteno.
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ytr. ST..
J(dllnCr( (6md6e.
S0qi9e Gisoerheritelluu9 ser 9elunobett
MD geihletuihcu 9tiifisfett
uitttIt Der
2aSaue'idjsn Jlaltoarm. y ehanoIuna.
GrfoIsreiA, mo auss Qnocrs feblgei9laseu.
9aeaas'idltn ylaitparm.g9eh ehanoIuna.


sie SasaEefGIe TlttbcSe uno ibre gprSiee.
llri,re TrSpnrat, beigeE Sr. sa Salcit, DtImittef
aui GruHo Der l9atidhe, OaB ,ur Die urIpriiEslihs
Sormel non benz bcrutmteu aTSte olcleS gtdutHS era
htctR inter Der GurdHtle, BAT, t0Qs mix pdter bic
gtHfubrurg ieiHcr ScbaHoluH9 uHb iciuer 9cils
mittsl dnsemeen tHoen iouten, Dies unttr ener Se'
SeltHuHa 9eltsbeH nuroe. Sor elRt9sH Sa0reH Tam
Tr. "a ole auf Die >1occ, RerUoie uro geItle6the
Seipen burt SebdEoIuHa pom UiOfoarm aus Su fnri~
reE, tHbcm er lh Uon oemicIScn ioI9cHbs Sortbstls
/. 4ppIifotou Der Dtitel oir,tt an Sie Der Srau.s
Gcit
Der HirtdmfeIt Der Ddttcl.
g Gnse InHabcuEa an hte beosutcub,H unttreH
ScffHuRetH Der 9iudcHmGrtsnerutr aus Der SStrbcls
iulc uro ndbcr ercIterteS SIHorlH9tH 81 Der gtera
penhliiietsit uHo Der DinNe oe5 @ebtTus uno Huds
gratis.
4 Der Tatiezt fann fh iclOf nit icbr serinscn aOa
fen obne Ar5t berlieucH.
5. Sbr &ebrGuh cIiorocrt teIHe geranoerlHq ocC
9idt ober 2sbensgcmobHheIteH.
q. Sic ilno ablolIt unih6oltl.
z. Sie Fnh led,t ron Seoem an Srt un6 Steue
sesfs ls.1sssa.S ,st s5syls.s ti5isJ tdfttEfauhe.
6infdlioe Wl6HHer, ocreH 9rGt eeihpddtt, oeren
Hcrorn ertoptt heren etllt itumpl senoroeH, osreH
2sbeustrai uerorcH IT. tHoen ilcbcre uHo 6eldHoIge
fettuH9 ourth SdS0lcS Netlmlttcl, ben oelteH uHo
dlIttHigcH TreuRo, Deltcn Der SctocHoe btgi-
Guiidt mcotiiniidher Sahpcritdnoiger rber
ote abIorbIreuoe 3rGft oce JIeftWuts.
SortcH Sic ouS QUiilugun9srcrmose beS Wta~
BARNS bs;iUeIfeIn, 70 msToeH Sic aut0un9 fHotR II
Or. gootnHammrr's mt Jieht berubmtem 9SeIt uber
oieien C5cscHdnH0, ioiUle IN ocr mtoSIHllteH 5et"
ItrtteH orlcs SuEotS uno SeutlblGHoS, 6TaRtreId'S
uub SHslGRo's.
gSaS Der seiunoe gReWSdiemDerftano Ia8t.
9fur piiroe slneH Q,nteH iiir ebeEio tborioot ers
ndrcu, peldcr, nm Elm GScihuir am GtlH ooer eIHeH
aebroheuen SlHocr I belleH lrSHelen clHnebmen uHb
nihf be geslluecR l9ulbHlttc uRo SdlbeH uHmtttes
bar auI benz leIoerotn Gbeli 9ebrauten Dolte, uIe
9tnieul1eH, meltsr SGmenfTaHtbclt ooer StDdbe St
helen pcIudeH pOe, obHe ote Stene etbIt IN GH9Tln
an net Een mIe &lcS ourCl Den G0cbIuutl uoH ST Va
Salts elc9aRleu uRitaollhcH "Bolus Remedies"
F,uu
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Mninr'a e rnf enf

,um gnss,ii,rH Don Bors,llan, @Iasiaben, Il.ers
idaum, Sa,n, gum 9n,imtn Don Silarb=Gu.4es
Spis.n Il. T. II. 15 IRo 70 9ts. Sjn alien spotbeieE.
tiS,6r rs, z aDtoDh-f)
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Gran bet ttctt
BET
l1irrrn, gIa(e unN DOrfeb = Dri(r.
Sbre 8ebanbluus unO 6eiluu9 obne @iagers
N}pSi.irrirlIun

Sbre 8ebuHoluus unO 9eiIuu9 obne gia9ei'
NieoEnirung.
9,ur,eiter Sduiiges urinircT, Gulitcbeu bel
Nadt, I'M AZ urinlTsH, SdmerS ooer ETtHHcH nelW
gaiicn bc5 gSdnerS, 9i0tbIopiciH RON URN, Hn6oeW
SIes eeihebeH, &trgToBemH9 Der SoIlieborule uEo
Srgbf'idc JhcreRtrautbelt.
DE eHtltcoeEie UObtbdtlse SStrtuH9 mIro eIdleltI
iUeIl man Die Scilmiitel II INN bar
am cite Oes 2eiocus appItairt,
no iie fid pom aroEteH gtuteH ermeiicI ucroeH
gYenn Der Bolus in ben Uiaitourm clHseiuBu it, 10
rlbt er uHmitt,IbGr am SlaicHbnlS, SIuleulielH
GGi,Ilutt OrI SrlHc uHo 6uBe
2SeGGn0Gnng.
Gpe;ifide 6eilutttel fir ipeSiTidle 2eISeno
I. spe,iEid,er GnrIus, bci Studtc gmsHii'
Itr SerStlopien, JidtnhmspsH ulU. 50 bic etHStlEe
Sdatt: Der uolitdnotae 8Iriu5 init oIsl StadltelnS
reiteHo Ouf gioEats, SO.
.. 9uriuS Nr. IL, fur DidnmcrinwadIe:
gine Sdottel iir eiHfade ooer irtide Bdnr So brti
HerH ubcI ben mttIrTeH jGbIeH, idpadeH SsIteH ulO
SIS iur orei NoHate- ,.
B. RiercubIaicn=Rur1uS bel urrs, 8laiens
uno gorncborleEz 9eitWerbsH. Cine Sdatiel 81,
Smst SdattslH IS. brtt ShadltslE $40.
1. 0raitigcuoCr Hurlrs, bcoEotrs 9eei9ner
ais StdrfuHs inr BerOHeH, pchc gu betrGthen 6eaoa
iittigen. Cine SdGhtel 81, oTtl ShabtelH Slo luz
orri Uionatc.
;. giutrctutdumasz 2urIus, Stropbelr, uH1
reiues gut uilp &IHe Sdattel S5; oIeImoHatlldle
9SebanoluHa ootr poler 3uriuS SO.
SudI nit SeugHlisn uHo @cbrGud5onpelluH9 9rGs
ti5. glaH idJIclbe an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Ir. s22. srOaOWaa Tep'Dorf T.'g
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Ser 9emtiae Gorreiponaent,
TdaIih, fDoGentIib urb SoHntu9s,

q. Raine. Gisentbhmer uns 0seoaffeas.
elsp.fzgde saltimors.stros. uub goH=CfFce.ast.
asreis hes tdaIid1eu SIattcs. bu,t ardeer in Bel.
ttulore ura in Der giadbaridaft bccrst, l2I Gts.;
fdaIid,e unb Spunta aes es9lus sabe Is Gts. pro
Wodc,sabbar odeutlit an bic bas Bott beioraenoen
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 pro SatI, flr fiIs,r.
Sci! i'm 8,rb5ItHie; fir bic ~ wodleafIidle su8eabe
NIT SonntassbIat, portoirei, init absua tiir Clubs,
Ga so pro Sdhr, nan irerHb eiIem GTte ees Sjaans
bes, 81 nab europa. Sonntas Al sauS ga be 81
pro Satr-Eas bette urb biuisfte oentjdje BIatt
In ben Oiittcz urb Sloitaater.
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gouuterodd,er, 5Iaaeen nnh s3eIte. SooDsI
d. Co., aI. Hr. 800, sBefssefiugto1ftI. [SuHt2-)
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Sit DaS 0ebell
lebenSmertb ?

Qas bGnst BON Der 0eber ab.
&cnn bic 2eber uutbdtig. 1T
bas sanss SDitem auBer Sros
nung-ber Atben 1T i3lsdlt,
bic Yerbauuns fdluad, Der
&Opf bunlpf ub.r ifynsr;buit,
Die Gn.rsie unb bic 5offnuna
babin, bas @cmitg bebriidt,
elm idweres@ewi9t 1T Oa mad
benz Gifen, nit ulsemeinet
Otutbloii9feit unb Se,itim.
muns. 81. 9sber 1T bi. Saus.
baltsrin Der @siuuObeit, uns
Elm barmloies ciuia9es Seils
mittel, bas mi. bic giatur
wirtt, nadber nidt uerl ltOpit
unb beitdnbig.S @innebm.n
,rforbert, ba5 G.i9aft unb
bas @ersnii9en iuGbr.no iei-
ueS@ebrauds ni9t fort, ,ma9t
Sinmou5' 2eber R.sulatOr
su elmer meoisiniid.n 9ons
fommen5eit.
SD bab, i,in. suten srdit: perisntd auf ei. grOi
.,t,[lt uno ueiB, bas es flr 3pspspHe, Bilisiiti
lns hopf.Ho.s aopfWe5 Die bsft. aTIHsi if, p.Id
ii, B,It i. seieb.H bat. Sobe siepis ano.re pei
nitt.I Dor Simmcns' eebeI=9i,suIator probirt, III
eiu,s bon i5uen CAB MIR uebr, ais aeitpeiIise Cir
,,runa, ab.r Der HesuIatoS bat ri9t uur s.Iinoer
ionbeYH seheilt.
90 Q. Q. SsRss. Rssau. GO.
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9 t o t t E ttt

uHb aae lenhis:H SpIahi.bltr belt s,lnei4 nnA
Ibu.Q has .Seu: itbenes: sSnititut,- Er. sos.
@sits9etimanits@bs Ra5s einasrsa5snRa
(SanJ25, ,12Rltsll
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3ripat-Seiut fiir 9ante,t
ppr uuS mad, tbrer Nieoerft,nit,

gran 9r. Gaarra, pr.iss,fronte Geburtsb.i.rin
mil nebridbris,r Breris aIs aiiisniiE an Der Re-
Hlsldtn iSIautE: :2liHit uno GebdYsaHfai- n Vllns
Gtn, Eeaern.
S,tans.it o1e Observation-Disclosures NIT tsfftn grioIs.
gnibinsuus IN Soui, SIS; Soarb une .5imm.r IS pre-
Hete uze suiRdIts. ants flsns pripat. 6sniultas
tisn fTti.
ssr. SOS. RstsSsHmansstrats.
(Saui2S,lSSl ashe SiHssus&seHxG
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Alalaria in ibrrn urrfdisOrnru fol-
mrn arbeiIt uR0 bfrbitrt.

gs gilt fciu 6,timittst in oeI g4sIt, Ueldcs gets
ieIftbtI uRo ole auosTeH malarlittu, btlloIeH un1
iOHftlseH Bt,bsI nit SetbuIe Don viaomab's piueIt
70 ibnea brllt, ais Ra0Iuan's Reaon ReIief.
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9e,ttid1e wfiIitarmmiif fiir Die gselt'
attsitclllttta.

9 htca 60, 10. April.-9r. Woln, Der
nit Der geldditlideu geitung Der @onSerte
i'm beutlteu Z Gorf auf Oem98eltausifeg
plate betraut III. trai am Samilag bier eln
nnb itattete lofort eein Gusiteuun9sp
eiueu 9eiut ab. 9ie bcibsu beutlten Wtts
litdrtapellen iino, nie lor. 2Solii ertldrt, ans
ehemallgeu WtlIltQrmuiiisru uno ;par aus
ben beiteu inter 1900, Die lid Sur Brutuu9
9emeloet batttn, aus9eluht. Bic 9irlaens
ten iltD befauntlldl Die t0nlgllfen Wurtot=
rettoreH Huidlewepb uuO 5erOlo, oeren Jta'
men in 2eutdlanO eiueu iebr 9nten Slang
babsn. Seiot aupelen itno uouitdnolg pa
raoemdBig nuSgefa:tet. Die Suianterie.Sas
pele rdgt be llnliorm beS 5. 9arees&e9t<
ments 8oulgln @lilobetb, Die Sapauerle'
8apele Die DeS @aroe.&rrpa. SGgltdp ipers
ben ;lpsi &ouserte ial neutidIeH Dorte iiatt
fiuoen; ieben Mitta9 beIisigt bic Saoauerte'
Sapeue ben Sburm Der Burg NIB lptelt,
pGhreuo Die Sntauterie ii1 I'M Sur9ho1
iammelt uuo ourt oas OorI marldirt, alS
oh Iie Sur gSatparaoe ausSo9t. She Die
Sapeueu uad) Chicago tommeu, lperoen Ile
in Jelu= Dort cine 5ieIbe bon @ou5erten oers
n1IftoItPu
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Ter er,moroete yoIisiit in Carlisle.

Carlisle, pa, II. Aprll.-0er 30
Sabre alte Yolisift @corg 0tartin pnroe am
Samilugs 2lbeuo nm IL llbr, ple lbon tur6
qemelOet, bon eiuem 0eiperdOO, Den er iu
oerbaiteu oeriuht., our6 eineu ShuB IN oaS
per; AMI Der SteQe getObtet. Der 0toroer
euttam. 9lae llmitGuoe pelien barauf bin,
pQB Der WiOrocr OeS Yolisiit:n Gerrg gtars
tin in Der Yeriuu b.8 @eorg Salparos, elz
res beriihtisteu Ginbrehers. au iuden if.
Der Staotratb hat in eiuer beute abaehnlte.
nen Situug aui Oi. Gr9relfung Oieles yian'
mes cine 8elObuHug pOn $500 nuS9elegt
Der bic @ountp.@ @ommiiiare morgsn meItere
$500 binSuIii9su mcroen. Salparps bat 20
Sabre itlu.s 2ebenS in @eidugnlB mo
3uttbaus sugebradt. Sente abeno gln9
Oas @srildt, puB man oeS mutbmaBllfeE
NiOrpers i'll elmer Sdeune i'll Der gfabs Der
Stapt babhait sepOrOen lei, bod 1T Die
NieIOung bisber nod uItJt belidtl9t morpeu.
(Sp1ter.) - Charlie SnllarOs, Der mntb'
maBllbe Wioroer bes PoliStrn DtarttH,
murOe b.ute giatmittug Ill 9Sind,eftcr, 3D..
uerbaitet. 0as neutrality-suspicious. ut
hPrPitS riunPIpitpt