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the cost to the people, including the
strikers Of the Debs boycott. The high
est estimate, and perhaps the most ac-
curate, is made by Bradstreet's, which
puts the total loss at $1OO,OOOOOO, more
than one-half of which is charged to
the employees of railways and other
wage-earners This estimate fixes the
sum Of $2O,OOO,OOO as the amount OF
wages lost by railroad employees. and
$35, 900, 900 as the loss of other employees
in the various branches of business
which were closed, or partly so, by the
strike. The rest is made up Of losses
suffered by railroads, the government,
merchants and others.
AS the strike was purely sympathetic
and with no direct grievance back of
1t on the part of the American Railway
Union, 1t is apparent that 1t would have
been vastly better for the strikers tol
have kept at work, earned the $2O,OOO,OOOI
they have lost, end expended part of
It in assisting the real parties in in
terest in the strike at Pullman. Had
the sympathy Of the union shown itself
in that direction there would now be
neither appeals for food at Pullman
nor petitions on the part Of certain SYM
pathlzers for restoration to their old
jobs. Mr.. Debs would not be perplexed
with legal proceedings. and the revival
of business, which had begun when the
strike broke out, would not be indel-
nitely postponed.
Strikes have ceased to be valuable
as remedies for wrongs. Yet who shah
say that the great railway strike has
not prepared the way, directly or indi-
iectly, for a better understanding with
one another on the part of the great
'orces of the country? National author
ty has been strengthened; the working
men are turning from the strikes to the
,allot box, and are vowing independent
lction in politics; the whole world has
,een profoundly stirred by the destruct-
We warfare, The vast sums which it
las cost will not have been wasted IL
he lessons of the strike are taken to
Ieart by the public.
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The Anarchist bill that passed the
senate yesterday should become law
without delay. The public sentiment
in favor of a more vigorous restriction
Of immigration is gaining strength
constantly In all parts of the country.
Keep out the anarchists. keep out agi-
tators, keep out mob leaders. Keep out
the idle, the vicious, the restless, the
turbulent the disorderly America has
been too long the wash-pot of Europe,
Restrict immigration; that is the urgent
demand of truly patriotic Americans in
this day and generation.
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The Astorian guarantees to its sub
scribers the largest circulation OF any
newspaper published on the Columbia
river.
Advertising rates can be obtained on
application to the business manager.
This paper is in possession Of all the
telegraph franchises, and Is the only
paper on the Columbia river that pub
fishes genuine dispatches.
The Daily Astorian's circulation Is
tive times as great as that of the COM
lined circulation Of the other daily pa
pers of Astoria.
The Weekly Astorian, the third old
est weekly in the state OF Oregon, has,
next to the Portland Oregonian, the
largest weekly circulation in the state.
Subscribers to the Astorian are re-
uuested to notify this Office, without
loss Of time, Immediately they fall to
receive their daily paper, or when they
10 not get 1t at the usual hour BY do
ing this they will enable the manage
ment to place the blame on the proper
partles and to insure speedy remedy;
Handley g. Haas are our Portland
agents and copies OF the Astorian can
Re had every morning at their stand
ON First street
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The Japanese can give the South
Americans cards and spades and beat
them at fighting naval battles.
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LITERARY NOTE.

The radical reduction in the price OF
Romance. from 25 cents to ten cents a
copy. resulted Immediately in a great
Increase in its sales. four editions Of the
July issue being required to meet the
demand It is safe to predict still iarg-
er sales of the August number. as the
public only needs TO know OF such
an opportunity to buy the best of sto-
ries. ten OF them for a dime. and It is
sure to improve Il, The special feature
OF this issue Is group Of Mystery Sto-
ries. the first OF which is the famous
Heaphy ghost story, unknown to this
generation. hut the source of much
wonder and delight thirty years ago.
The two other tales Of this group are
original and striking. Besides these
there are one OF Alphonse Daudet's
charming fantasies. a pretty summer
love story by Herbert d. Gallaudet. an
extraordinary tale BY Stanley j. Wey-
man. a boys story by Hetta l.. II.
Ward. and others equally attractive.
Romance Is issued by Romance Publish
Ing Company. Clinton Hall, Ast0r Place,
New York, and Is 10 cents copy.
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A POINTER

Many people believe that all black
smithing Jobs are alike-that they are
nothing but muscle and material mixed.
That Is true Of ordinary jobs. Brains
are also used to make good job, so is
conscience. A job made without skin
or honesty Is no good. Our work is
widely known for its quality. durability
and economy in the end.
q. A. Slnson & Co.
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SEASIDE SAWMILL.

A complete stock of lumber on hand
In the rough or dressed. Flooring, rus
tic, ceiling, and all kinds Of finish;
and shingles; also bracket
work done to order. Terms reasonable
and prices at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. Office and yard
at mill. H. n l.. LOGAN. Prop'r.
Seaside. Oregon.
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nntiy Astrrtntt.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

sef, ed by carrier. pepr week.. u cts
eent by mail. per month......" 30 CTS
Sent by mall, per year.....,....ti.VV
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Every man, woman and child In the
city Of Astoria should talk nothing but
Regatta from now until the nth.
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We are selling
The Best Mems Shoes For So to bs
Had n This country.

That's the plth Of the whole matter. We
don't guess at the statement either. We
know the shoes that're sold at 81, At s.. 50,
at s.. We've seen the outside which
everybody sees and the inside, which
only the know-how eyes and fingers can
get at. There's the tests
Our s. shoe is made from calf skin with
"4"s'0S w JOIN HAHN s co.
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WEEKLY

Sent by mail per year. $500 In advance.
Postage free TO subscribers.
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cosT on rHR srRlKE.

various estimates. have been made
nhowIns. approximately, wha, has been
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-08
IF so,

HIVE this Office the order We have engaged first
" class job printer who will give any work entrusted
to his thoughtful mindful careful and intelligent con
sderaton 1t takes downright hard work to do this but
we do it. THE ASTORIAN
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Nr. 27O.
= Sin 0ampfer Der @eieuiduft

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un6 wurOcn III Thurman, ocm SiB
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weiter 81 tGmpi,n EnO traten ubieIts.
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SSrtuse, e'S icbEod' pier NIT Oieieu mill
Sen 8anOen ucrlebtcu SGbren noAmaI8
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porgiugcu. Die 5talieuer lieBcn ms
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mir, bic &circitcu. Gle bcbieltcn un5
ciuige 3eit I'M Wager bei Ganala, no iie
un5 gut bcbauOclt,u.
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iti5mtni itcr pcr0Hcutlibte 3uIam@
mcnltcOuus Der uOn Oen @eridtsn int
Sabre 1898 bccuOetcu 3wuu9Soeriteiz
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I'M 2Iugemcincn Die 3abl Der Subbaituz
tiOncn gcgen oa5 GOriabr 9eitiegen lit.
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Die itdOtlihen @rmOitiidc eutfdllt, wdb'
r;uO iid bel ben lduOliden cine rc6t
erbCblihe 2lbuubmc 3ci0t.
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9gnamits GrpIniinn.
9rei xob.e uuO mebrere gerlpuuOete.

9rei Soo.e uuS mebrere Serpuu6ete.
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@ine Nu3ubl 8elpObner Der Nodbar>
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StaOt pOn 9tOrooiten uud SuSmeiten
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gleubau.8 iin6 Scnrg Scsfer uOn bier
unO Senrp 9. 9aupOoO pOn GOIImz
bus, 3. Die 2lrbeiIer hatten ebcn nit
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oil Scr l. SraBe periammeIt. GInI9e
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itofie5 cntblclt, uGf3utbaucn, al8 pl0e>
LID Die GrplOliOn crfolgls, ourA mel9e
sic ganSe Gtabt cridIttcrt purbc.
Die 0rei @etOOteteu, 0IOrtOn 8eeTer,
Sobu Snrtmanu unO 5Obn 6lDnn fam
ben mddlt ecm 6eusr. Sartmuuu warO
butitGbli6 in Stiide ssrriiien unO Der
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0uft aeidleuoert. &eeier waro uidt Iuz
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man i'm bernu5gcjOaen, crlunste ct fiir
fur;e 3eit bas YepuBtieln iuispcr, itarb
aber in Der 2lmbulau5 auf benz QSe9e
nad ieiner BObnung. 6lgnu'S betce
gcine murOen gebrOden, ebeniO 6ic grz
me unO tbm Der SdGOeI eingeoriitt.
ST lebte mehrere Stunben. ScSe5
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O9arlon 48ilbur warO 9Gu3Iib OemO>
Iirt, bod gtiemunb BON Der 6amilie
ernitlih perlebt
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8crmiidltrs aus Der altcn gsrlt.

-Sn sc Carlo gab'8 bie>
isr Gage pieScr einmal cine auircgenOe
S3enc. Die idipeOiite S90nheit Gbe-
reie SrfOrO fdlibtc msbrere Sedi.l II.
Oeriibte uu0erwcitigs Setrij9ercien im
8strage BON 100000 2ire. Sie rciite
nit Dem @slte nud OiOnte Carlo, mn
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den. gSa6reuO ocS Scecn8 ruOllt.u
BOliSiiten our @erbaituug Der 8c:rigc~
lin i9reItcn. 0ieie be9anu ieooA 81
idreicu unb su tOben unO leiitete snergiz
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Spieler trut Iar bic SdweOin elm; e8
cutitano cine S6ldgerei, bet Der inter
natiOnale Diebc Die @eIegen6eit benuee
ten, UNI pom SpisItiide srOBre 8cs
trdse gu sntwenOen. 9tad SeenOtsuug
bes StanOal8 wuren iOwObl bic S9mes
DIN. als Die Diebe ucridwuuOsU.
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Scsla'S ,Csrilatnr. "
(@6lc. pNbeubpoI.")

@enn Die ncue, DOE lticola Gc8la cts
funoenc Wuihiue - rS8ciQator" 9ez
nanat - 0aS bdlt, mas Der Griinoer
iid, pon tbr ueriprldt, rnhn bilrftcE MIR
Dor elmer mabren 9ieoolutiou Guf bem
tcdlniid,cn uuO lui,tbid0Itliden GcbIctr
itcbeu.
Der ySaciQatOr" lit 3u9leid 0ampfz
mai6ine uu0 GpuamO, ober pielme9r,
CT ucrri6tet Die 9lrbcit ticler bciNcn Ofa@
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trisitdt nmicet. Gr miro geidliloert
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uno bilIiger 8auart, nin Der rie 8cmez
9uns bc8 &Olben5 Oircft aui Die Nta9ncs
ten mirft - pelhe wieocrum Die lebr
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rem -, noourd b.r cltftrti6c StrOm
crseust pir6. Die Stdrf: oe5 StrOatc8
ridtct iid nud 6er Starte Der Dar:pfz
maidine, ocrcn SraIt poQ 5ur Setting
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9lu8ltrahlung, Der bci Ser btsbGrl9en
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nun9 uHanSbletblIh it,"
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brauh.
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itcut iid jcet iuie gu 10. 9}ad elmer
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ter Oicrge iibcrau Oubin lcitsn, no man
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brautt.
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lie9t uuf Ser 9Guo.--
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iiir Oa5 Scrfcbr8wcitn ieiu. Der Ser
tcbr wiicOe 3u 2unO, wie 3u 8aher be-
OsntenO biligcr unO Oec SetrIeb gcfaArz
loer mer6en.
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SraTlicn.
Cine usue 0leuOlutiOu in ansTdt.

9lio SancirO, 9. 9Iop.-Sm
Gtaate 9tio 9rauoe SO Sul ihetnen
bic 91cbe0en uuf'8 Nlue, unO 5w0r nit
einigcm GriO!s. su wibIsu. Die @Grs
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unO Sonta Gbriito bubcn iid Den Sns
iurgenten ungeialoTcn, uno ictt pcr'
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ben 9ltbcueu 0rcl &ri:96idlIIe suJuIiibs
rem, iaa5 Die 9fcbeQiOn nod rie'cm NIos
nat anOautrt. On bisiem iYaQe. 10
bsiBt es, miro Yc;rOto i9 Oo8 Sbers
COMMANDO iibcr Die 2Irmce ane;sucns ~.
unter Dem SOrwanoc, ois 9icbetllon
miIc unterOrItt UerOcu, Die 3nausuz
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9r. OfOrae8 binau8i1iebcn. Die 9e'
fGngniiie be8 2anoeS iiuO nit pOlltllAen
0efauaenen anQcIIQt.
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aus Wcrifo.
2lufreauuQ in BadIuca.

ct. 2ouis, OtO., 8. 9Op. - 9lu8
Bnducu, Oterito, tOnmt Die 9tadI iht,
6aB unter Der 6Ortigen enslridleu 3oz
Ionic mescn Der GrmOrOung Ot8 Suses
uicurs Der eIeftriihen giht 9lnfalt,
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GtidGftSiibrer Der rBaducu Stlbers
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berridt. Die SdieBercI iunO III clnenI
Yriuatbauie itutt; Swart bebouptst,
baB ein unglatllder 3uial OOrIiegc,
unO 6a gtiemanO ju9cgcn mar, laBt ii4
niatS Inberes ieltitsuen, trOeoem icbr
pisle Geriidte iber bic 2tiialre i'm lluz
laui iino.
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Wlcrifo bramd,t @eIO.
StaOt Baltimore.
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6ranci8 g8urOen iteQte audi geteru ieis
uen neueu Acknowledgment 5ur 9er>
fii9ung.
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Scr Sulfan yGuIimn.
Sptit mie0er 9tauh unO 6Iammer. - 0t
-,

Speit mie0er 9taub unO 6Iummen. - Die
%cwObuer III SGredeu.
Sta6t 9t erito, s. 9tOpember.
- Der Yultan yGOlima" in Staate
glciden 9iamen8 lit pom 9tcucm in uOls
ler Gbatigteit. 9iieiigs 6lammcniaulen
itcigen aus icincm &rattr oui uno gilt
benOe %oua wiljt iid bergabwdrt5. Die
gewObner Der umgsgenO gabcn Ibrc
0duier im Stjdc 9elaHcu unO lit nit
Dab unO @ut geflihtet, Ou lie in Der
9tabe 6e5 brOOeluocn 0erntcnCIS ii3
nitt lGu9cr libcr fiblcn.
Wtan glaubt, OaB Der gIu8brud 0CS
ieucripeienOsn Bcrgt8 nit Dem heiti9cn
@r0beben Ser Isstsn l&Ode i'll taulaIcm
3uiammenban9 itebt.
Wcrifo 6rGud1t 6eIO.
SIM 2luitrag Ser nerifaniiden 9(es
gieruug miro in 9OuoOn cine neue 6s
pro5enti9c 2lnleibc pom 2,50O,OOO Bib.
Sterling negOtiirt. Die SbllaatiOnen
perben 5u 673 PrO5ent in @clOmartte
annCbpten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Scr 11ntrrgaug pcs Snmpfcrs @ais
rnrapG."
Serberbenbriu9euoe Qotterei.

GudIanb, g5suieeGunO, s. gtOO.-
Die llnteriuduns be5agli4 Oe5 Inter
9angeS Der y8alrarapa" an %. SttOz
bcr, bel rpel9em so Ntenideule5en oerz
loren Qiugeu, wuroe beute sinseIeitct.
Der erite Iberleben0e SfiiSisr Sab gu,
baB oaS 96iff trOe Oc8 an ieucm Gage
bcrrI6enben 9tebsl8 in oOuem 0umpi
sing, OuB tsiu 9tsbelbOrniigual gc9eben
wurOe, unO baB, Oa auI bem 5SGbr3cu9e
felt M2Onaten feline SOOtsl&rsr3ltlen
gei6t murOen, bic Gtannidait nit ben
9tettung8bOOteu nidt gut umSu8ebeu
muBte uno 10 0tinuten uergln9en. be-
Dor oa8 crite Boot berub9elanen murOc.
6erner iOQ feiu regelrcdter Scriud uns
tcrnommeu fporoen lein, Die 6rauen
uno &inoer Dor allen an0ereu BaIu9iez
rem in Siderbelt III bringen.
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Sanfraub.
GIN betrddtlider @tIObeuua sefObIen. -
Iie 5iebe eutfommeu.

Gln betrQ6tllder 9eI0beTra9 SeHo4IeH. =
Die 3iebe eHtfOmmeu.
GlDria, Sbio, 8. gIOO. - Die
n9tationaIbant" 3u Sberlin, g., warO
Ocrqangcue gtadt btraubt. 9eute iriib
fano man, OaB Die 6rOnttbure gcwatts
lam gc0fin't unO Der @eIOidrant nit
2puamlt uufgeiprcn9t woroen mar.
Bcrtbpapicre lagsn j.ritreut uuf benz
BOocn berum. Sine beocutenOe Summe
@elOeS warO geltObIcn, OOa ii Ser 9ss
nauc gctrus nod uidt Teit9eitcut. SOn
Osn Ginbre6ern bat man nod feline
Cnur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Cs iir, au Der 0uIfe ireiInuI=G pmmiNGre,
~ n ,,tnrc bPr q l}onrr- SQl

8erIie9eIte ToroeruHgs szIngebotc perbeE in oitism
Silreau ills WittwodI, ocm II. os 10 lib
NIB, aui %ieeruu9 Der on oisiem Departemcnt pdDz
reno oes Sobre5 1895 erbeiibteu ru6artcit,n
ent9c9enge lIrobeH iIHo IN oiesm Eiireau
wdhreuo SurcauitunbeH duslsitcat uno SpeSiftatio.
tloueu DereeH sbeHoGi loft Qeacbeu.
Ser 9tGme zines Sureeu uno elre 6e0iaubiete Qnz
ipeiNna (uje lie in oen SpeSiitotoreH pon 0naeges
benz mtilsH init oem ln9sbUte eiE9eianbt nsroeH.
SGs Rett Sur Sernerfuu9 non glE9eboteu blsitt
oorbehdIteu.
SIM Guitraac
(27O.3l G. ~. GuwFcs, Setrctdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
gsetterc iapantShc GrfpIar.

2OnbOn, 9. gtuo. - Die rPaas
Dtau @a;ctte" brinat cine Qepeidc,
nad wel9er 81. '9apancr Tuliens 8an
cingcnommtn baben io0en Die dime
iIhc 6lotte lit in BciSSais8et unO Die
ruiiiihe ElOtte nabe &h,z6Oo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Gtd)t'5 prrlaRIibe fdOen,
Tr. sic nno sci, SnSsSroaoWaD.
S3ureGu Der UplrefrcIihuI=S pmmuii1rr.
- 9 aIt nj 7 c. bsH 8. Nopember 1904.

&ureGu DER 1plrefrciidIuIzS piHmIii1rc,
~ g SaIttmore {, ben g. EoUember 1894.
Sie baItiGbrIieIc 4ri,fuua upn ppIItauteu
FAR Scbrer 9srt;fifatr rpiro in b,r onIidD n
hahcr Sod,terIdluIr, @de Der AtsauItR= nno
SrIeGRs=StrG6e me IcIst, porSeHongmeH:
6ur SeriTtate Gs 9idblehrerIH - auIraG, osu
II. o5. Wian erluarfet, ba6 GaHoloatluneu ytGhz
rooslH. iusiBen baumpontueH SpuISuirH, SiHscrbut
uno SdIe ere mltbrlnaeu.
j5ur @ertiftate Sum rnterridt i'm Seutihe1 -
SamitGg. oeH IL oS.
55ur 9rTtififate Iur ale ioniti3cH StennugeE nn
oIel 2Gaen-Iyreitaa. Samitag uHo 0o taa, orR
16., Il. uno 10 Hopember.
Die Brifurs nimmt ieocH Gag 4untt ll6r friib
ibreu S1faEn.
SIM lluitrGge s. Dt. SpmIeS, Setretdr.
Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
@eluidti9,s 3euguiB Oes Ginwunberungs.
&Ommiiidrs, Adtb. GeOrge Starr, i'll Be
5ug AMI Die 9siltruit pom 91uOwap'S
ReuOp &eIief bel einem Safe oOH
&bematismuS in ben Siiften.


Tr. Raondp. Bel mir bat 9br Rciei 0uHoeE
9eiuirtt. JBdhreEo Der lsgteH Sabre mar i'd poH
bGufiaen uEo bOsdrtIlta 4HidueH pom Sciatica bems
giutt, suDcil.H srtJ,ttH ih oieetbeH pom Der 9e1z
beHsegeno bis 5u 9HottH uHo SetmeIlig ibsr bic
btioeH uEttrcu glt0maBeH.
I9dhrcRo olcicr Set, IN ipelher i'd pom bieisn
SGmer5cH sepIa9t Uurot, babe ib init ale Seuittel
probIrt, bic mir lEtsligsuteu 9tueH uno Rarren
empiob,eH ipuro,H, IN o;r 9ofHuHa. grledlttru sH
fHocH, bod 2lc5 trD:,5 nd ais Elm iStbidllag
Sd bob. peridsOeHs Artsn 8dbtr g.brdud1t, mid
maHHIsiater ScbGHoluHg UHteYo9en, dus,rIih 2inis
meRtt Waiie aRstUGHot ofutt Re5epte Der beruors
TagcHot,H asrte, gdtts lHoefieu nermode bu bslfen
BerfloieEeH September DHree ih Gui oriHaeHoes
GrudeH ,IHe5 fSreunbts (bsr iib in herslbeH Rage,
uit I btiaHo) Utrsltst, S6r giittsI probreH. SD
lit All Der Scit etHcm mtIHer Gltcn 4Htdle. gu
msiHer uebtuGibuH9 uHo 9roBter 5reuoe DeTidlaffte
mir bic eriie QppliiatIoH gIIelhteuH9, HabbGm id
bic oBirt,n Esstl, s,bnoct uHb urliiaart Bate in
ben GlcomaBrH Duroe bHrd oG5 Reiet ne mobls
tbue be IDdrme bsIUoTeeuteH uHo in furicT 3ei
idDaHo Der Sdmcrs D0urdEetl. Sbglctd ld1 Ieidbte
p,rlOoite ARtale perpuIte btl'm StraHnabeH eiRer
AtHbtruHe bss g9ctsrs, 10 p,iB Id iegt bod pte 10
MID 81 furirsE tGbt uHo gum ssrrter Der StuatioH
made. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF 1T metH Sreuno.
SD uHterRebms feiHc 9slie, obHe cine SIaits oaroE
VI metHtm Rsetofier mIt5uEebmcH.
SbT eTscbtHtT Geo. StaIr