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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15

bat iid bic oicSidbrisc 2tuslteaunS cincS
bcilcrcu Sclud)eS Su erircTcn 9e9aet,
ais wie ie cne Ocr pcrgnn9cncn- aus
QeiteQt batteu in critcr Elnic bic LAMB
iuirthl6aItltdeu Nilttcls unb Slelnb;~
trlcbc, mclAcm Der GjrOBgrnnobelb
nibt @ontnrrcn; MAIDEN woute, uno 10
lit e3 crfIdrlid, OuB inter ben FrcI89tz
fr0nteu fciuer SCI ugrarll9cn 6ugr1r
lid beiiHOct.
2(uc5 in 9llIcm mar Die erfol9reld)e
2u3itclluug - ea murOcn 160, ,0OOGtn.
trittsflrtcn au9gc9e5cu - cln gldtblId
in Ser tbatidhlih beOrdn9tcn Sa9t ocr
beGtldcn 2auowirtbIdlaIt.
Srau'reidl umO Siam.
Baris, 13. Suni.-0ie Scamttn
ser biciigcn iiamciiIhtr GjcianOtIhaft
crflGren, 0aB sic aus 8an9tof fOmmcns
ben WtclOuu9cu iiber ncuc 0arOcl 6plz
iAen ;Sranfrcidl uno Siam icbr ilbcrs
lrieben iino. Die 9cniihtc @onrmlllton
in SanQfOf mtrSe oemudtlIt iulcocr 5uz
iammcutrctcn uno in Snhcn bcS Ntuns
ourin5 Bbra0ot, mcltbCr Der Grmoroun9
be5 ranSoiiideu gt9cutcn erorNurIH
au0cflaat iii, naSllrtbetl fallcu. FbrnpOt
1T befanntlih idOn slnmal mc9en OeS
ibm sur 2olt Qclegtcn Scrbrcden5 pros
;eiiirt uuo frciQeipr0deu uorocn, nno
oieier llmitnuo iOu ulel oa;u bct9etra9en
bubeu, oaB bie Spanuun9 SwlIdcn
6raurrclh uuo Stum 10 9roB murOe,
buB 6rantrci1 oaruuf unO Oaran mar,
Clam ben &lieg III ertlGrcu. Gr miro
N6 Scr gemiidteu GOmmIliion pcrlonz
LID itcQcn uuO lciue Sad)c Iclblt Dor Ibr
TIbrtn.
Sauqfof, Clam, IS. SUM. -
Ybra9ut lit Der Grmoroung Oc8 iranjOs
iiIAcn Soniulur Seamteu @rO5gnrln
ihulOlg befunocn uuO 81 iwan5l9lHbrl@
9cr See tc. bait bel Barter glrbclt uerIlrz
tBcilt worO.n. 9m llrtgcil belBt &c, oaB
Der iron;oliihc @cinuote oa5 Gctt ocr
Gtpah hung oc5 GcrurtbeIItcn beltecn
lou, I'M Olc itren9c 0urdrHbrun9 0ea
llrtbriI5 Su iifcrn.
gfi pcs ReuubGI II uctnMnIHdt.
Berlin, 13. Suni.-lltbcr oOppcz
ua,tcu, Dem !0auptpIaB OeS oeutibtn
Jieuniport3. Iicgt cS wie cine 9SoItc
tribcr Ectlemmung unO pcrbaItencr
Graucr. &obl giugcn bic 9tcnncn pro-
9rummmdBig uOr iid), bOd feln Sulb
begriiBte ocn Sieger, fein luitiger geblaz
icncr Wtnrid ODER Gang iiiatc Die >Fau@
len aus. eluc5 lie9t nod untcr Ocm
Yannc Der Grlnuerung al ben trauttz
gen SOriall, otr 2OO Oc5 lungen Jtcl>
tcrOIii;icrS b. YOucer pom Ocn 10. Ouz
iarcu. 8c9lcitcupe llmitanoe lanen
bicicn Sorfall III beionbcr5 tragll6em
Ytd)tc erIdcincu. Otutter uuO Sdwes
| itcr cc8 iungcn ihnciOigen 9fcitcrS, luels
dem iciuer S&dttS felt mc9en cine be-
ocutsuOe 3ufuuit porau8geIa9t mar,
maren 2lu9en;eugcn OeS SIur3c5 lbrcS
Sobne8 unO Yruocr8. 0criclbe bate
cim 9r0Beres 0elo Ou8 9fcnntu binonrh
9ciabrt, cS gait, Die Stcinmauer, 0aS
| 0inOcrniB Oidt an Der 9roBcn Grlbune
Su ncbmeu, ais ba5 RierO gu fHr5
Iprung, iid) ii6cri9IHg unO ben 9feltcr
nit Ocm &Opf gc9eu bic Ntaucr mari.
3mcl laute S9reie wurOen BON Der
GribIne bcr b0rbar, bann Duroe Der
Sp0tc Der Otuttcr un6 Der Sdmclter Su>
9ctragcu. 9lud ona &aiicrpaar bcIanO
li9 i'll N;r faiierIlAcn yoge, ais Oer lln@
fau pantttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
St etn eIusnano in stats

GlcOelanb, 9, Is. SnnI.-0le
Ingtitclltcn Der r@leuclano Gin Gall~
man Gompanp" bcrciten iidl aui ciucn
9lu8itanO Dor. %Or GINGER 3tit warO
pOn ocr Gciclllbnit eiuc YO5nrcouttiOn
por9cnommen, ocrcu 9lufgGu3i9maz
dung rtc gcutc ieet ucrlau9cn. Die
GOmpugnie meigcrtc iid, Ocm &crjanNcn
uah5utOnlmcn, uuo flng all, bic Der
,lIntou Ocr StraBcubabns2 s2lng gcitcutcu"
angeb6rigen GOnOutteure unO 0Iotorz
Ieutc 5u cutlaTcn. Frait0cnt 0tabrnc
BON ser llnion bat uunmchr Der Cont
paguie bic alternative 9eitellt, cnmcOcr
bic GntloNcncu witoc: anlultcllcn uno
sic E0bne 81 crb0bcn, Oocr lth aur eln.n
2luSitonO oefaBt Ill MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
@epid)tiges 5eusniB bes Giniuanberunss.
&ommiiars, adtb. George turr, in Be-
sus auf bi. SeiltraIt pom fabwap's
Geabp 1eIief bel eiHem Safe BON
9fheumatismus in ben SIfteu.
Rr. 8, W.kgInh W,p.lor.

Nr. 3, Gan ReB vi ,, ReDs Dorh
Or. Rabpap. - Ssi mir bat Sbr RcIi.f gBunoer
eeDirft- 28ahreno Der lestcn SABRE idl
bdufacn uno bosGrtigcn &HTdneH bon Sciatica beims
gcudt, iuueileH eritreteH nd oeieben Der @eas
berseeeno bis Su ben 9uohtIn unb Seitpclis ber be
beiocn uutercu lIebmaSeu.
2Bdbrcnb oiei,r 3eit, in neI9er i'd DON SisisH
SGmerBen 9cpa Il purot. babe i'd tGft ale Seilmlttei
probir, bic mir intenisenteH SerteH uno 9tarreu
empfoblcH nGrbIH, in Der poifnuIs, &rleiditru Su
fnben, bod Nlles erip:es nh ais elm SebliGlag.
SD bob: oerir7isotne glrteH Sdo.r Sebraudt mid
nannisIcder GtbanouHg THter5o9eH, anBtrIip Slnis
ueHe Wlaiie anseipaHot, joni. Neb.pte Der berpors
rasenoiteu aeTIte, g1ts nbeien permotte gu hefen.
Gerfloeren SEPTEMBER puroe I'D auf brinaeHo.5
GriuteH tines srcunoes (ber fit in oeriebea cage,
pir i befaue) Oerleitet. Sbr Ditte All probiIeH. S
lit All Der 3eit an einem melrer alien Gnfdne. 3u
meiner psbsrraIduas uHe aroBten Sreuoe ptrhofite
mir Die erift appIitatiou GrlelGterIns, rahoem i'd
bic usirteu 3u.iI, s,bao,t unb maiagirt bottc, in
ben GIicomastr Duroe butb oa5 Rtlief nc pobl>
tbueIbe Wdrme teruorserEsE uuo in turscr 5eit
fd,paHe Der Sdmers ooatd1oi9. Sbsletb i6 I:itte
pertoeiibe Iuidle periplrte betm SeToHra1eH elmer
a,no,runs b,s 28etters, 10 ueis I'D ieet bod, pts ip
mit Bu turireu babe uHb gum SerriG.r Der Sitnoton
MADE. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF III meiH ,SreuHo.
SD unternehme fctne Rele, obne cine SlaidJe oapol
Tn meIHem Teiietoifcr nIitSunebmen.
STR erse6eEer Geo. StGrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
@oreptten au1 DER saupitrase.

SuleSburD, GOl., IA. SUM. -
Gie 500 bier bciinOIi6en @OrcDitcn
mahten b;ute frTb cIncn ueuen Scriu9,
aus Der StaOt 81 selanscH, inosm ite
cine 2ofOmotipe it9 aneigncten uuO nit
Oerlelben beganueu, cinen Bug guiana
men su ruugireu. Die &OfOmOtiue &C.
rictb babel ieoOd in cine Oiicne &eide
unO mgrOc uubrauhbar. ytunmebr
ueriudtsu bic &etlc, lid in Oeu Sciis
Oe5 re9ularen Pailu9icrSugcs su ieeen,
bod bleltcn Die 8abnbcamten ocnlclben
bier 10 Iauge, bis so bcwafTnete Be-
ante pom 0cnper cintrarcn unO ben
,3u9 unttr tbren Sdue uabnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
Sermtfd,te tcIcsrapbtI@c scpe hcn.

- Auf Seraulaiiuu9 Der n@auaOinn
8acificzSabn" lift Der 3cilun9sberid
erltalter, melder Die Gutc uon Der Gntz
qIeiiuno cinc8 9lcpmono'ihcn Grturs
iiOn85u9eS in sic Nclt i4ifte, perbaf>
tet U0rOen.
- @cilcrn traf ;um criten Ofale Ieit
Scqinu ser llebcrihwemmunq im 9tOrOz
mciteu Die BOit pieOcr in Scuttle, 9Saib.,
ein. Sic bate @bica9O an %. Nfol
uerlal1cn.
= 5n 2ancuter, Ya., feiertc geitern
Safer u. s. Saul, Brtbi9er Der fatbOs
llidcn ct. Nntoni5s&r9e icIn fiber
mes Subildum al5 Bricltcr.
- @anan0aigua, 9t..D., murOc am
0icuitag BON cincm &olfenbrud heinlz
seIudt, mcIder cine siemlid)e 9crbeez
rung unriAteIc. Sin She'll Der in Der
llm9c9enO bele9cncn Wctnber9e wurOe
;erltOrt.
- Safer Clemens Stetucamp, Bfarz
rer Ser beutlhen fatboliIheu ct. Otaz
rienzSirde 3u Bloomington, Slls., be-
9in9 9eItern baS 25siG9rige PriHtcrs
Subilaum.
Sn Chicago lit Cabin 5. SeotGp
wesen GrmorOUn9 Oes StroBenbubnz
Gon0ufteurs Otc&iIuD perbaftet pOrs
6cn. SeatlD eriAoB Wic&tGuD, NEIL CT
leiue Sohter Ueriibrt bate.
Sic IauSwirtbi6aitlide IrSfeuunG.
8erlin, IS. SUM. = Die lamb
mirtbidaftlide lu5iteuung lit 9ci6IOiz
len wOrpcn. Den asruriern bat e6 in
Der lebtsn 3eit 10 oft sin bic 8uOe ss>
rsguet," OaB eS nidt 3u peypnnbern
mar, OaB audi pdbrenO Der aAt Gage
Der Iustelun9 e5 in Oicie unauS9eleet
bineinre9nete. @cun uber 9npiterPln,
bins uua etwa Elm 2luban9er Oe5
rneuen SurieS" lit. unO ais iOIdcr im
llebereiier beabli9tiat hat, ben 2l9raz
riern einen Grid burd Die 2luslteaun9
Su MAIDEN. 10 lit CT iali6 9eluifelt ses
lpeien. &roe oes uusinltigen aSetter8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
SampffeHcI= I=GrpIoTpn.

2inneus, Mo., IS. 9uni, = Der
0ampfteiiel Ser 6 Oicilcu iuOlid BON
bier 9cle9enen Sdscmiible erploOirte
bcute 3fodnlittag. Jaues 2ogne, Elm
2lrbciter, luarO iOfOrt 9etOOtct nnO
2larOu gOguc, &m. &cmpcr unO lttte
2Ogue 10 idmcr pcrwuu0ct, bnB ibr 2lbz
lcbcn mn nod cine 55ruge Der s3cit 1T.
GS 1T Oic5 Die spcite GrplOfOu in Der
Mible inner balb orei 0tOnatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
Sermtfd,te teIeerapbtFae sepcfaen.

- Der Sriefmarber Same5 Falmer,
elm 9rieitrGger i'll &bica9p, welder arf
einen yOdbrici rhtneinscIaucn" mar, lit
BON elmer SurD frei9ciproden porOcn.
Der Sunbe5ridter @)robcup bate i'll Dem
6clle Die 2lnlidt uerlretcn, scr yofbrtci
babe fe;neu Seltanbtbeil Ocr EOIt i'll &C.
ieeliden Si.n Oc5 2Sortc6 9cbIlbct.
Der Srief mar nttbt IN Ser gcpO9nl!dcn
@eiie per Bolt periauOt MD ab9cltcmz
pelt woroen.
= Sn SolcOO, Sbio, maridirtcn &C.
itern 600 polnii4e 9lrbeiter, pelde met
items iduu ieit nabc;u 5abresiriit az
beitsIo5 limb, nad Dem HatblauIc unO
perlungtsn Seiddili9ung. GS 9elaug
Dem Otapor, Die 2eute ihlicBiiA Su be-
rubisen. Qa iid i'll GolcOO ctwa $500
bclhaItigungSlOic FOlen befnOeu, 10
befurdtct man cine 9Sieoerb oIuuQ Scr
geitri9en 6ubeitOrun9 nit Slutuer9icz
Ben.
Die S06ne unb SOdter Der ameriz
faniideu 9tsuOlutiOn le9tcn sciteln 5u
Suoop ON W It.~O's WI UIL ~tNutI "H
weIter &alhlngtou uuo 9tObambcau
Ocu 6cloiug planter, wcldcr nit Dem
Nbmari6 Der Sritcn euoetc, ben Gruno>
iteiE su einem Wfonument. Bic Rrd=
iibcnt SteueniOn belt Die 55eitreOe.
Der Stclenbclie lie;r 98llb. 9lO5lcr
aus 9tOmOltwis. Sreis 9teumurtt in
S6lciien, weldcr Oen 6leiidermciiter
@ilbelm Spiger aus Oeuti1 2iila auf
Der GBauiiec ;wildcn Sreslau uno yiila
erl6Oner unO berdubt bate unO baf fur
pom Sre5luuer Sdwur9.ridt 5um SOoe
perurtbeilt iuorOcn mar, it, uabOem Gin
BON Ieinem Scrrb,ioiscr un ben &aiier
einsercidtcS @naOen9ciud abidIdslib
6eidieOen luOrOcu, our6 ben SdarTrldIz
ter 9feiuoel aus OtasOeburs bin9eri6tct
nor0eu.
= 9Sie jest aus 8ari6 gcnlclOet pirO,
lpirb Die beriibmte Sarab 8crnbarOt im
fOmmcuben 9erbite bort bel Der 9luifiibz
rung be5 SuOcrmann'i1en Sdlulpicz
les rOic 1cimalb4 Die 0fOae Der y rOta9z
oa" lpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
0nrcnitc,t aIs G0uber.

2Gporte, Snb., Is. Suni.-Gtnc
gancc Buns,iger GoreDittn, Oie ii6 BON
Chicago auf Dem Ntaride nad 2Saibs
inston bciiuOet, bat in Der flciuen Srt,
I6aft Stis cas- @ebOit Oc5 6armer5
0auib Willlcr iibefuuen uuO cine weytb'
po0e &ub sur S9ludtbanf 9eiibrt.
Der S6criii lit nit Is Ycwaffnctcn
Dem rG9cnocn @ciinOcl nad9ccilt.
Sarge, No, IS. Stunt. - Der
8unbcomarIdull bat cine beluafncle
Otanni6uft aufgebOtcn, I'm Oa5 Sabnz
Gigsntbunl gc9cn Die Goregitem in
SduB 3u ucbmcG. Die gctteren babcn
III Der 9tGbe BON bier einc 8urrifaoc auf
Benz Subngelciie erri6tet unO pollen
lit cine8 6rad]t;u9es nit @epalt be-
mdhtigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
Ta 3 Sipiricm Scportirt.
aOa elm opfer snfftntr seamte,.Ss ut,

Tob Elm cpfer rnii;iher Stamte eisSS Hfar.
aIlcntOwn, ga, 13. 5uni.-6.
9. 6runt, etn 8cpObner SieicS @onns
tD8 unO uaturuliiirter gargtr Der Ger.
Staatcn, lit uor 3wei 9abren pom elmer
8elud5rciie nah icincr 0cinlatb IN
9fuiiiidlz FOlcu nidt mebr 5uraf9cfcbrt.
Gr beiinOct iid). uic man icet ermlIteIt
bat, in Ben (oal3tergmcrfen Sibirien'S,
no CT glejdl nud) iciuer 2lnfunit in Fos
len auf 9lnOrOnun9 Der 8ebOrOen qcz
6radt wuroe. Die pieecrbOltcn Sc>
idmerOcn re5 ltugliflidcu unb lelncr
2lu9ebOri9sn mur0cu uubeat,tct gelancH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
21tere1t< nuo 2Sra(en>rSeiaetL
Sr. &aomaD's
SnrCnpuriQinn ReGOlUent.

Gin 9,iImitt.I. lpcIhes ans 1usreoenSien pom aus
s,rorbcHtIidlen meniSiuiibeH gI3euitoften Suaul=
menseest 1T, bauptiddlih nm ben btrIHteracfomme=
men uno aracsrfeneH 9orper 81 reniaeH, 81 hsilea,
auiburibten mo su itdrfeH Hait, aReeHebm. iider
unb Wrtfom IN ieiRer gEirtuH9. Su hoteH bel allen
apOtbeferH. gineu Dollar pro 6Iaite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
oSeioett 1tno 2efGjmeroen.

g.sen 9opIp,b Ob Niarda, oS,r nerpO,s sopf,
sutbl, 3ahuDtb, HturaIsie. 2henmatsmus. puff
tpeb, ShmerScn unb Niattisfst i'm Ridtu, benz 8lfs
srat ben 9icrtH. in Der Sebcrseseno YIrurcie,
GHu,EouHe BON Sabpap's Jttaop Heliei isioTtiae
GrIcihteruna berbciilbrsn unb oeiien forts.ieSttr
@ebraut pdbrenb einiser Gage cine perma1eHf
gcueiuns tepertfeliseH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
Gin sse,p gorrer in satpulttatem.

Samil: o n, Ontario, 13. Sunt.-
Otar 6rdnfcl BON 9tslu>YOrt wur0c bier
wcqen Scrfaufs BON 8aaren ohnc bic
erfOrberlide Sauiirerz2icen3 in Sait 9es
nomneu. SIM SsrbOr theilte Der Sire
itant nit, SaB er Elm 6reimuurer, iOwie
OtirglieO Der vOtOuut 9tebO 2oge Or.
257" pom gtep YOrf lei uno BIB Dor
Surjtm BORT cine 3sitidriit ;. .gewsDOrt
Giti;cn" 6eraus9ab. Die BOli;ei wir0
iibsr lbn Weitere grfunOi9uu9en ejnz
3icbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
ShiE6tarten

nan uuo BON GnrDpa iibsr Bremen ooer 4auss
bare ttiorst bic
GrpeSition Ses s7tntidbsn gorreipSnoentsn,"
G.s@.sgds SaltiWsTssStr HHa %OfsOiTce'EVt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
e It It E Vii d.

SIrireH 80 bis 60 2ropfen in ciHem baIb,n gIais
Daiisr in ipenseH Uiinutcn ardmpie, MaseHiiure,
ne6elict, Gr6refeu, SoobreHaeu, 9lcrpoitdt SdIofs
Ioiistelt, Yhsrdnt, SiGrboe. 0pieHterie. Gbolsras
gtolbus, 9plic. SldhlHseH uao aQe lEHerltten
SdWerscI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
fl>f|}|>i||(|E
fir
9nnsrlldtn nnO duRerlidtn0sbrau
Die btutaf.e, tueiI Die bette Weoisttt
Oct gSest, fur SartiItcueebrau6.
&aDwaD's &eaDDs&elief
furfrt uno oerbRtet
Grfaltuus, 9uifen, bnicn gals, Sn'
fucnsa, Gbcumatismus, Nrus
ralsie, &npfueb, Sabntprb,
NitIua, @tbemnptb.

GS Iinosrt Die ssinlsenofteu gd,u.trSeu Ii ei.
rtr bis spanSis NliRut:n. 9tidJt cine etuHe. uadb
stien btei,r austise iUute irscna .Semano Sd,mers
se1 Ietocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
Malaria - Molaria,
sdiitteliroF, faltes sSieber,
@ed,ielfiebsr bemaltigt.

Sietcr uHo NebieIieb.r turirt fir finf;is @ents.
gs erilirt ftiu @emtteI in Der gselt, neIes taltes
fSieber unb Nehielieter uHo ale ioHitiseH SImpfz,
6Iioien uHb anoereH 6ieber omit oiiIfe Eabpaps
8iQ.n) 10 raid heilt. nie Jtabmap's Tcaop yteliei.
Yreis so Cts. pro 5lGite. Sa sipethefeH Su baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15

= 9iabe SolbriOse. gtcb., mudte Ser
5nrmer &. Gbriitiauien eiuen OtOrOans
sriii uuf ielns 5rau unS eutlsibte ii9
BAN felbit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
&c aahrt i'm Nanfaius.

goub boH IA. 5uui.-AnS OtOsfau
pirO bierber gemclOct: n5u cincm Oorfe
im lIOlitlen &aufaiu5 lit cine srOBe
Otcn9e 0tuuition unO militdriide 9lu6z
riiitungsgc9cnitdnOe. Die aus Den 91eglcz
run95muga;incn 9citoblen waycu, auiz
9sfuuOcn unO natiirli6 iofOrt coniis5irt
lpOrOeu. Sei oicicr @clc9eubcit lit Der
Bluu cincS u6Qi9 Orguniiirtcn 2lufitanz
Oes 5ur ScIrciuus Oes &aufaiuE entOedt
pOrOcn. 0a c5 MN auBerorocnti1
ldpierig 1T, 9r6Bcrc Gruppcnmaiicu
bOrlbiu ST idaiTcn, unO Ia anbercrieltS
au6 Die %ase Der OOrti9en 2anobeu0ltcz
rAus cine icbr pcniS bcfricbigcnbe 1T,
10 bat Die 5ic9icrun9 tcidlOncn, Sen
Suu eincS GiicnbubntunaclS Our1 Sie
@5ebir9Sfette iOiOrt in 2lusrifI 6u ncBz
t1rr,1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
Scr NentldIe GorrsippMbfnt.

s5s.id fvotertlit urh SoEHtaais
G.. Gainc. FriGcntbnmcr mno &eHsfteus
C9icd,iolscr pon g. Taire),
eio,uerzgdr s'oitimor.= StruSc nab 3oii fficesNuc
grets bce tnaIid,ci, @Ia.tce, burtt Hsy b,iorst
I2r &ts.: tdglidle Eno Sptlnt6G 90: VI feaabe is
GsEts rro gBotle ahIbov bic oas Sati& &eIereenecr
TrlGer-SaaIio1 Eehit SnunfagS= =AueE ma be unter
sorto SorGust ciuplUH9 so pro Scbr@ filr;erc
Scit Iut 9Seybdti MS ir Die d,cutIirs ans aabc
SorEtds5lIat:. portofrci. nit slbSks tiir Gube.
so pso SabI nodu iTecno eiHem Srte oes SinlaKs
beS, 81 rab europa. Snputa sS =aiuf aabe 81
pTo SahT-9as bette nnS billisite sentidle Slatt
tE cen 9iiitsiz Hnb SlbnaattH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
SurSc Sab loepcid,cI.

= 3u ben iiirltlidcn 0ditcn, uelde
ben im tomnlenocm Serblt III Sen Bro
Oiu3en Sits unO gSeitprcuBen ituttfinz
oenoen &aiiernlanOucrn Oe5 1. uuo II.
prcuBilhcu 9lrmctcorp8 bcimobnen wcr>
ben, wirO audi Der Bring 9lrnulpb BON
SaDern, @encral ser SnTautcrie nno
commaubirenOer @cnerul OeS 1. baperi@
i9en 2lrmees@Orps, scbOren. Der Bring
bat nit @encbmtsuns OcS YriuSzS(escnz
ten SuttpOl0 Die INN pom &ailcr 9Sllz
belm iibermittelte @inIaOung angcuOmz
men unO luirO redt5ctti9 III Serlrn cinz
trefIcn, I'M ben. Scatter auf Der DtanOpcr>
rcile beqlettcn Su fOnncn.
- &ieoer Elm Spfer ser 9lrmecs Sers
iiinguug8z BrariS! Der bisberise @omz
manoant pon atltona. @cncraQicurcnaut
6rbr. D. 00rnbcrg, 9leI9;citi9 Cont
man0ant iibcr bic in Samburg garniio>
nirenOen Sruppcn, hat untcr ScrleIz
buns De8 Sterucs gum rOtBen 9lOlerz
OrOeu ben er6eteuen 46ibieO aus Der
aftiuen lrmee erbalten.
- Sonber6are Suni(iifte mc6en i'm
SdwarSmalo. Al5 0ienltag frIb Ole
fleiBisen SdwarswalOer it9 ben Sdlaf
aus ben slusen Serieben batten, warsn
iie nidt wenig eritaunt, cine 9Sinterz
lanb;daft Dor iid sn isben; bic idoni.e
S6ueeoede lag iiber 6elb uno 9SolO,
Saum unO StrauA, unO nad] ben neuz
eiten 9tu6ridtsn bat iid nun gar Elm
fOrmlide8 S6neetretben ein9eitellt.
slud ans Der @ebir9sgesenO im Oit=
lid,n 6raufrsi9 miro ltUrter Saneefaa
semslSet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
ale Granfbeiteu Ger Se6er.
EaaHe!
Sane!

urr 9teie i'm 1uslanbe leior9t innerbdlb "a StIHo1
Al beotuteno berabseiestem Breiie
Gonaro yfaine.
&de 5aIt1IoreitrGfe uHo Boii-SHce> 4pe1le.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15

Soio.rrns Der Seisen;utt. &ro3: eeeem
6seibanod in @pFc.-Stc Sno arer=gerz
tpiui1rne i'm Sauie ITO ~ Inner vi ct rrIez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15

Song & On9, IA. SUM. - 5m
2auIe OeS 9eitrl9cn 2u9c5 iinO bier Sc
GOOcSiaue in 6Ol9e Der Peit uOr9efOnz
men.
slud 9 britiiae SolOuten fms BON
Der Scude ergrlfieu luOroeu, uno Die
OiilitarbebOrOen treiicn jeet Bic umIals
ienOitcu SOriidtamuBre9cln, nm elmer
weiteren Serbscituns Der iiirdtcrltdlen
&rautbeit unter BEN Gruppcn uOrSubeu'
Qeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-15
Si:tfli,a i'll or sd,me.i.

8eru, ii. uni.-Iud oicSdpciS
bat jebt ibrcn Siertrieg. Der iduciSez
riide @ewcrfidaft5bun0 bat iibcr 0lle
pcreiui9tc Sdweiier Yraucrsien ben
9oDcOtt ucrbdu9t, neil Der DIRECTOR
elmer Der gum SraucruerbuuO 9e5Ori9en
Srauecclcn eincu 9lrbciter cntlieB, mel
der lid often ais Wtitslic0 6eS Srauer~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-13
THE w. c. T. U.

Arranging to Receive Prohibit
iionists-i:rection of Drinking
Fountain.
The principal business transacted by
The w. c. L. U. meeting in Ford S
building yesterday afternoon was the
appointing of a committee of three to
meet with the Prohipitionsts. The
committee consists of Mesdames Gu
sick, Leonard and Farnsworth, and
w. G. I. U. shall take any part in well
coming the visiting Prohibitionists to
the forthcoming state convention. This
action was occasioned by communca-
ton from George Z. Wells, on behalf of
the ProhibitionistS, inviting the ladies
to serve on the reception committee,
and to come to the Frost block at s
o'clock Saturday evening to complete
arrangements.
The union is attempting to place
drinking fountain for thirsty humanity
Oh Third street. near the West Publish.
ing company'S building. 1t is getting
along very well in this work, and eX-
poets to have its efforts crowned with
success in the near future. Besides
this work, flowers are received at fire.
quent intervals from the Epworth
league of River Falls. Wis, and here
distributed in the hospitals among the
sick. The last floral consignment
reaching ST. Paul day before Yesterday
was so large that there were thirty bou-
Quets left over after the hospital visits.
These were given to the prisoners in
the county Jail.
The next meeting of the union will
take place in Fords building at 3p. III:
two weeks from yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-13
WITH JUDGE TWOHY.

James Wubben, fourteen-year-old
boy, was before the police court yester-
day charged with arsen. 1t appeared
that the boy had set fire to a patch of
dry grass near the Milwaukee tracks.
Owing to the dryness of everything the
fire spread rapidly and came near de-
stroying valuable property. Hearing in
the case was deferred until the 10th.
Fred Knauff is aYoung boy who seems
to be beyond the control of his parents.
He has been i'll court before and was
brought in yesterday on the charge of
incorrgibilIty. His home is a good one,
but the boy will get into mischief, and
his father decided to have him sent to
the reform school. The matter will
come I'D on the 10Th and will most
likely go directly to the judges OF the
district court.
Henry Konker was arraigned yester-
day on charge Of carrying concealed
weapons. KOnker is Burlington EN-.
ploye, who was brutally attacked few
days ago by some strikers because he
refused to quit work. The arrest was
the outcome of punishment inflicted
upon his aSSalantS who attempted to
exercise revenge. The court dismissed
the case.
All the men arrested at the time the
Griffin gambling house was raided,
night before last. were arraigned yes
terday and had their cases continued to
July 19.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-13

OLD ESOP'S STORY.
1t Is About a Rebellion That End
ed in Flat Failure.


ed in Flat Failure.
That wise old slave, Esop, tells how
the jaws and the arms refused to supply
and to grind food for the stomach
which. they said, was lazy thing liv-
ing on its neighbors. OF course the re-
bellious members suffered and grew
weak. As what we call science did not
exist In Esop's day, 1t isn't likely that
even he understood tle' full force OF
this fable.
We understand today the supreme
Importance of treating the stomach
well, for the consequences of indiges.
ton extend from the brain to the toes.
Because of bad digestion, there are so
many skinny, pale, bloodless men and
women In the world. Nothing will
fatten and strengthen them unless they
can find food that will pass from the
stomach into the blood without diges-
ton. Paskola is such a pre-digested
food.
ut gives me great pleasure" says
DR.. G. w. Babcock, of Chelsea, Mass,
ITO speak in the highest terms or your
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its wonderful power rs a flesh producer.
The young lady has been out of health
and losing flesh She began taking
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03'pounds. She has taken four bottles
and now weighs 100 pounds, and is look
ing much improved. She says she feels
like new creature. This change has
been brought about by Paskola."
Another physicians testimony:
OswEGo, n. Y, May 81, 1894.
Conference.-The bottle of Pakola re-
ceived week ago today and l immedi-
ately commenced the use OF 1t, in con-
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~ pounds. During the eight days use
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Ii. Nj. MANwAREN, NJ ID.
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