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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-23
Sampffcfcls Grplpilon.
Swet @ctfoaem t00tt0, fHmf spsniaer Ia1per
perIsft.

Swei gcrioaen t0otIid, iHIT psniaer idlluer
pcrIsbt
92em s0orf, 21. Mtai. = 2tn Ser
156. Ctr. u. Gaglcz2lue. crplO0irte Ieutc,
Otorgcn8 IS llbr, ein bort in Scr Otttte
Der StroBe aufgeitellter 0ampftchcl nit
lolcber 8e6emenen; oaB Die &eiielcinz
fuiiung etma 70 SUP bod IN Die &uft
floQ uuS Oann al elmer $50 SUB BON
Dem Srte Der GrpIOiion eatfcrnten
SteQe bcrnicOerlauite.
IaS i6wcre &licnilif ldlug 0urd
baS Dad unO Surd 5wct StOfwertc
zines StalIgcbduoc8 Der Gbling' Iacn
8rouerei unO bljeb in benz ei9cn1litcn
StuQ, in weIdem J. 3. 80 BicrOe itunz
ben, licgen. Sieben BeriOncn wur0en
curd5 Die umbcrflic9enoen oocr niebcrz
foleueen Gbeile Oe5 &Opic5 perpunoct,
,wei pon ibncu wa6rldeinlih t0otli6.
Die gtamen Ser 9erleBten iinO:
Sohu Gromlsp, 81 Sabre alt, Wai1iuif,
uou g2r. 5l3, @ortIanOt Aue., erlut einen
S6euteIbrudl nno SopfUuuoeu.
Wiitael Cannon, 81 Sabre alt, BON
6offmauitraBe mo SlugSbriOges sGOaO, er'
lit eIueu Seubru1 uaO tuHerIibe SegIets
suu9eH.
gue., murDe an 9opie perwuuoet.
Charles Sarre1, 1877. Ctr. UnO 2lrtburs
Iue., erltt 00atabihuriungen Gil Sopf MD
Jlumpf.
6euru 9SiuIams, p Sabre aft. oOn ,6oii-
mauitraBe, fam NIT mebregen Conditioner
eaUOu.
~.
lit Serrentun9eu.
@mil 9iuan, % Sabre alt unO III 9Ir.
825, @uQleallpe., rpObnbait, mErce mebrerC
8us ruttt gei4IeHOert unO erlitt etn,ge GOu-
SrtOa 2seibter, It Sabre alt, contuiio4
nIrt.
GrolpleD unO Cannon wur0eu na6
Dem 6OrObams!0Oi 0OiPttal4 9eidafit, pdbs
renO Die ibrigen 8crlceten III ibre 8Obs
nunqen gebraht werOeu fonntcn.
Die 0ampimoi6ine mur0e bel Spren
qung bes @eIteins Der OOrtigen 0egenO
6ermenDet, uno Die Damsiftnels 3nipef>
loren Ioaen bereit8 Dor elmer 98ode auf
Die SdaObaitigfeit oe8 &eiiel5 auimerts
lam Qenlaht wOr6en lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-23
StnOt Baltimore.

SriiBinbrS 9feuuen. - 9m
n@entlcmcn'S Oriuing Porf" fanSen
Qclteru bic 6riibiabr5=9(enneu Gin GuOe,
obne baB Die Oalite 0eS Brogrumm8
in 6olge oe8 idledten gSetter5 uno Oe5
Oa0urd) bcOingtsn 3uitanOc8 Der 8abn
erlcoi9t lucr6en fOnnte. 9}ur pier
r6eat5" BON sluet unpoQen0etcu 9fcnnen
murocn acIabren. 0a5 9(eiultat mar:
2.21 &laiIe Graber I'M cine 86rle BON
$500 - pSameS Ot." (ScntIdeO ,,
l, /, 1; Bud" (9arberrp) /, ,, 2, 2;
,GOlOen 8eu" (PaUuc) 3, /, B.;
yGumberlunb' (Scarr). 4, ,, 4, 4;
BrincewoOO" (6ulmer) 5 0iitance.
2.26 - 2.234 - 2.25I - 2.264.
, IA &laTc S6riltreitcn I'M cine 86rie
pom $500 - unbecnOigt BON 6rsitag -
9rOOf'8 yOtattie &cenai" 1, 1, 1;
,2ittle 9aiieD" (@ampbeQ) ,, ?, ,;
Stole 28aleS" (Gbaic) 3, 3, 3;
r6aOlep, jun" (&err) 5, 4, 4; nJfcs
bus" (Barberrp) 3 3iitunce; n nO(c0lHs
tD" (Saius) Gitunce.
0cnte beginnt Die Saiion in 4imlico,
I'M Die gBOd)e iibcr ST udbren. 0a5 broz
grawm fiir BEN criten Gag purOc gcitern
perett5 in rGOrceipOnOcnten" uerOhents
li6t; baNclbe unliaBt &robiabrsn rcr
2.27ySlaile, Yacing4 Der 2.18>&laiIc
uno Grabiabren Ser 2.29:Slaiie, Brci5
ie $500. 81 Ffcroe itno bieriiir ongcz
melOet, ouruuter &jelc, Die Icste lSOd)e
i'm r@sntlcmcn'i 9riUing Barf" be-
tbeiligt marcn. SOTcntlid miro Den
6enncu beilere5 2Setter, ais 5i5bcr 3u
Sbeti.
,}n0em g Gahturnier ;wiiden
ben Shah. .Rataooreu Easier uno StelnIt
iiegte geteru, luie aus DloutrtaI gemelost
luirb, De. 2ett,re, inOem 9aSter, uadoem
OaS am Sumitag uertaae Gpiel mieosr aHIs
qeuOmmeu lrOroeu Iuo Der pou Steints Oer.
iieqclt etnge:eId)ts 81. qua mltgeiheilt mors
Oeu, oas SpIeI auigab. CASTER bar Jest 3,
5teiHle SpleIe genoHneH; wHroen Hn'
efuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-23
Garripi versus Wserminaer.

Berlin, 81. Otui.-Sn Sesus aui
sic eesen Oen baperiiden 9I9rarier 6reis
BERN pon Gbingen auf S4loB 9trBs
bad unD Sen IeOatteur Ser ,9feuen
8aDeriidcn &anpesjcilun9" in G8ar5,
BURG, 9lntou Dicnlminger, ipe9eu Gaz
pripl>Seleicisuns erbObencn Antlagen
iagsu lib Die ploeripre9enOhen gfa6s
rldlten. gtaA0cm IS DOR cinisen 9agen
bleB, oaB Die segen Menlminger erbObeue
glnflaac iaueu gelailen wOrben pare,
lpirO beute gemelOet, OaB OerieIbs, wie
AUDI 6rbr. D. SbIuseu, bic semeiiene
gSeiiuus erhalteu babe, li9 gum GermIu
in Berlin 81 iteQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-23
&Glte Settnns ~ 9 e u.

9fur ~GDrreiSnnoeHteu.-
10 Cents pro SuaSsrt in Der Sifct pss -eorreiporS
etTten" ~ heRe1s (Eebr.1o-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-23
0el0iennMuaen

nad anen 1beiIeH @uropa'S beIorst prompt unS
biLi5 oi:
Grpeoition oss -eeutidbsn 6orreISonoentem,
G.s@.sEcs 21ltIul0rssStr. une $OitsCfficssgss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-23

DanoiI1e, SQs., %. Ofai. -
Die ausfanbi9en &oblensrdber bier
mari9irten 9eitern AbenO na9 brei in
Ser 9ta3bari6aft bele9enen fleinen gruz
ben unb bewOgen Die bort beiddftigten
9lrbsiter Our9 0rObunsen unO Seriprez
9unseu, Die Slrbeit nieOer gu legen.
slu9 in ben beiOen 3u SunsrpzSOuop
bele9enen Gruben iparen iie crfOlgreia
unb baben beSbalb nunmebr beialOIcn,
oie in Der @rube, wel4e Die bieiigen
@aheruerfe perlOr9t, beidaftisten 2lrz
better 81 5lpinsen, au85uiteben. 0a baz
bur9 Die StaOt ir9enO elmer au8brcz
9enben 6euersbrunlt 9un5 unO gar
preissesebeu iuiirbe, baben Die 2tusitan=
oiqen pIel bon Der SDmpatbie Der See
pDlferuns, Die ibHen bislang gu GDeil
wurOe, ein9ebiiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-23

Gouic,t DC: Gefaneos Scltirn. - e II ih0ner
GriuIq. - .IItwi Zen uru Prpf u. @rren.
7. y! lamct uno 81. 3;aI#:crmauu, iuwie
npu ,EFau 81 .rrElctl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-23
Ser SeobIemsrdberss1us
9lus Soma.


SSfaIooia, Sa., %. 0tai-9ue
9(nssiden bcuten Oarauf bin, oaB e8 Su
ernitlidcn 9lubeitOrungen tOmmcu uir0,
falls 6ie au6itGnOi9en &Oblengrdber,
melae iib iebt 6u 0iOen periaumeln,
BEN Seriud MAIDEN iullten, Die Ofu6iz
tinoce&Ob blengraber BON Der 2lrbeit su
pertreiben. Son bier murI9irten nit
tlinsen0em Spiel rs Maun nad @ipen
ab, Inn fih BEN bereitS bort befinolidcn
$50 Otann an5uidlteBen. Sberit 8urz
ton, Der Superintenoent Der Ofinsn,
meisert iid, cine DsputiOn Oer 9lusitanz
bisen su empfanQen. Die Guan8'ide
9rube miro GnOe Der @oae ben 8e.
trieb nit boiler Wtannidaft wieoer aufs
nehmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-23
3GGe!
@aaEe!

;ur 9feiIe I'M gusanbe b.oret innerbaIb "a Stuneen
Bu beoeuterh herdbseiegttm Breiie
Gpaare 0taiHe,
saoTsFeSGe Baltimore StraBc uHe $oFsS fees9 9lse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-23
Sricif0fteH.

SdnScr.-@s lam SbueH cod nidt aufs
fuueu, ouB oO5 engliide Slatt, leIblt auT
pIe @eiabr btu, oaB bic Wtlttaeilung M
mabr opec iibertriebeH mar, oleielbe nRr ami
uGbm, nm oeu 3euiid)en III sehdiraer g8eIie
ciueu 0ieb Su Usrietcu. Son eIuem Seutz
ldeu, OaS poQen mr. gu ietner Glre all
nebmeu, 1T Jeoenfau5 DE N}lttbetlung nldlt
IN Oa5 Slatt oebrndll nor, ell.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-13
Bible Society of M aine.

At the quartely meeting of the society
Monday afternoon the following commune
cation from the superintendent was read by
the president:
officers and Trustees of the Bible Society of
Maine:
Z d, Brethren During the past two
months my health has been gradually fail
ing, and after prayerful elaboration I have
concluded that cannot continue to do the
work that in my Judgment ought to be done
in Maine. One month hence, the 10th of
July, will be the 18th anniversary of my
first connection with this organization.
For the increasing confidence and love
shown by every member of this board
Thu ough all these years. | am profoundly
grateful. From the patience and sacri-
the society. am confident you will not per-
init the work that has now only reach ed
the threshold of its usefulness and success
to be the least retarded. desire to secure
therefore ask that you accept my resigna-
tion to take effect the Goth inst. With abid-
ing interest in tnesblessed work:sthat is dear
er to me than ever, lremain,
Yours in Christian fellowship,
e. B. STILSON
Portland. June IL. 1884,
A committee of five were appointed to
.confer with Mr.. Stison and report to the
society at a special meeting to be held a
week hence.
The reports given show that the terri
tory visited during the past three months,
include such towns as Somerville, Smith
field, Mayfeld and Moscow, where there
are no church buildings, few attending any
religious service. and where the contri-
buttons did not equal the value of books
given the destitute families.
Total number of families visited the past
quarter so far as the reports have. been re-
ceived, 6,2SS; number Bibleless families
found and supplied. ia; total value of
books donated, S63.B7; total incidental ex-
penses, including workers and superintend-
emit, S411.55: total compensation, S7Sl. 90;
total collections in the field, 81 IA. 9S.
We have for the first time for several years
the encouraging fact that during the first
three months of the year the contributions
received by the Treasurer and by the work
ers upon the field more than met the cost of
the work.
Work is being pGformedsin Brunswick,
Manchester, Readfdd, Jefferson, Sedgwick,
Wiscasset and Blue1ill.