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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21

by Ser eiueu reft pergnist.u GbenO
subrluseu nil, Der ioute cd legel'S
81 d. eitrio 9aIGe an Der Glib
6r.OeridiraBe nuiiudeH. 8sl;euOe Spro.
lerluueu IN lbreH bIbideu, itmudeu Scfiii-
men Jopeln lleblide Dtelo6len, Der SfIans
geumeuidI @eorg 9topeao lit eiu. SeRens.
lpirbigteit unO Der 3Omitsr 6rani 8eIlbOfsr
fam Die yadlmustelu zines Stoen bis aui
pas IeuBerite uuitrensen; furS unC guI, es
III cine uOriiisldle @eleaidaft, Die lest in
Der 9r9eitriou.5aQs ii4 prupIiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
GN0N aO 20 O D'S
~ YiQetr,
Itets 3uperldiit9,
rein De0eto6tliI6.

BonFommeu scItma1Ios, elegant nberBoetn. pnEs
gtru resuircH, priTslreH, IctElgtn uH6 troItIeeHs
RaADap's Blneu iur p;IluRg Guer Sei1ptrotR oes
UaaeHs Der gIHgcUeIot, Ger gltucH, oer Slne, Htr"
poisr Frant9,lteH, hDIuoilhcH GeIubls, Scrtl93S
uuucr5auIidteI:, gGmorrboIotH.
Gppfrprb, 6rauenleioeE, SiItcftdt, Snets
ssftion, 9psprpTe, 9erffppfuns unS ale
Srresularitdteu Ger S:brr.
g,obobtet bic fol9:Eber, aus qraHtbcittH Der 8ers
hauuuas sOrgGn. tcrubrsHotH Sumptome: GeropT'
una iur,Ic pGmorggoIocE. B.utouoraH9 rGdl bcn
aopi Sagrr i'm Uastu, uebeItlt. Sob5rcn7yu, I9i'
b.rpincu g.aer Sp.Ic, oa5 Gtiuhl Der SdUere in
Diooeu, iauIes glGl.oB.H, &sTBbChDsroeE, oa5 G5ea
Fiul Der gritmrun7 oo:r oes GrinteHs IN lieasEoer
BoittioH, etitortc ScliIait BIHte ootr eH GnleIer
por ben aua,n. ,5Isbtr uHo SdmcJ5cn Gopi,
0laEeel an B.riplrGtIon. gslee 6arbe Der 9ent uHo
bcr Iue,H. GhmcHcH IN Der G5eltc, Der Sruit, Den
G5ItomaGcH, p.oeII5le 8rutcuipauua9tu, btcHHtHoe5
g5,rts, DoItH uon Jtabwau's Btusr uerocl
ba5 Spftm Don alien oteH seHanat;H StoruHseI
bsiyeIeU
pr.ts 25 Gents pro Sdbad1tcI. Scrfauft pon
Mpotbrscru oSer per poff scianet.
gPon p,noe nd an Dr. Ra0pap 81 omp.,
God Soy S65, gttiD'gort I'm Elm Boot OF AooicsS
(e7dtbatbgIf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21

osobn VI. Stewart a Gsbn, wr. 991. HarR'
~ Hpenue, Nabrtantcn une 3dnolss tn tlenrilnen
@ebrouds sAritttln. Ginri6tuns nsE DriDat.aele'
sbon.sinisn eiae GDssiaIitdt. 8. 2snrs Tsns'
&befsGIsttriteI. (neor.1s4O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
SirIt 9obanotu, ruffidJcr Iiniiter
Oes @lnstu1rtiaen.

ct. PeterS burg, 10. WiGr3,-
Die @rnenuuus bss 6iriten 2obanOwz
0ioltOmsfi, btsbcr ruiiiideu BOtihafz
ters in @ien, gum gtadTOlssr oeS uers
ltorb.nsn Sru. b. @ters aI8 ruiiiider
Otlniiter Oes gluswdrtisen iit beute i'm
,8ei9sbOt:H" Ofiijieu betannt 9ema9t
poroen.
Sraf s@onuaanT's sta6foIser.
Berlin, 19. Mars.-0ie r&Olni'
l9e 3eituns meloet, oaB 9raf BON
Sfsnz5afen, bi5ber ruilii4sr @eianOts
In 8aDsru, gum gtadiOI9sr O.s @raieu
S5OuuuuOff aI8 8Otidait.r in Berlin
eruanut uoroen 1ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
Der Sentjde Correspondent,
SasIidp, po6entIih urb ecnntaas,

q. Ssaine, Giecntbnmer une Reeaftsar
(Rahiols.r ron &. Rcint),
EnonsF'gd, 9altnIoIc:StraB, uno Bo1t'StF's7are.
Br,is o,s tdaIic,eu 8Iatfes, bur6 Trigger bticrst.
49, &ts.; faeIid,e unb Sonntn 90 'nnsgnp 10
sents Do6. .obIoeI bic ons SIatt hsl9rseno.H
Grdser-IaaIidi ntbf SonnfagesWnsaa aaps unter
81 so pro Sohr, tir tiISere
S,it i'm s,rbdItnis iiT bic rpodlentIid,e Musaabe
nit eonntassbott, portoir.l NIT Gbsus tar Slnbs.
~ SO pro Sahr, nan iretno etrtm srte oes Snlans
pro Sabr-Das bette unb biuisite eeusfde BIatt
In ben 9litteIs unb SIefaattn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
Bril6e oriinO(id6 ge6eiCt.

9as dIt.ite Gt0bIifemtnt in Saliimsrt pom einsn
htntif.n arts g.leiet. Sunberte criolsrct.r SurcH
bier tn Baltimore an DianntIn, Srauen u1b
sino.rH-t6HrtH ans,Ihhrt perocn. SciH 3eituerluf,
ielns OPERATION. Die Schonblung lit poutsmmev
hdl.r unb strpis Siir urt,riuduns teine @ebubr.
SlreaufuHbeH 8 bis llbr, bis ytatul.
Der 0ieIaIGHstr Slusia bes
BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTS
III rad gir. SOS, sScif.Se crtb. Mpeuue. Habe Der
Botsr=S ITaSe. perIest woroen.
Or. RSiIh. 6. SsIomau, Gnilatssgsst.
}t,N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
g2r. 60.
Stus orm Snucru Warblnno'5 ann
DEN RHgrruiruoen Staatcn.
slme pem @cfdnamiEe arseebrodlen


Geitern NlOrecu 3wiiAeu 3 unO 4
llbr iino orci GcfanQenc aus Dem 9cz
fGugniTc IN gScltm,niter au5qcbrohcn,
un6 ;mar SObuuu 8aumgGrtner pOh
Mouut 9twU. welher mcgen llebertres
tuns os8 Shuutgeieee5 inbaTtIrt mar,
Oarrp 0tort, wcIhsr Der 6alldlung et=
nc8 @cdIeI5 beihIloigt if, unO SafOb
Goft, mclner inter 2lntIu9e res Otcbz
ltabl5 ltcht UuO bercIt3 ctnmal I'M De-
;emb.r OerQangeuen Sabrt5 nit Charles
9&euS, Dem berahtQtcu StraBcnrauber,
aus ocm @eiGnguliie enttOmmen mar
uno Damn 9cmsiniam nit 98euS bcn
Nn9riii uui oeu FolISiitcn 0OqIe BET
9atou5piuc periibte.
BUR Geuteunlal : Iu tcl
Gung. - GIN 273 Ganfcr5 II. OtatIcr
8ultlmore's uno WiarplanO'6 lin0 gcz
itern uom Sauptquart;cr ber nGeuteuz
NAL Scrtiuigune" au8 SdlreIbcn 9e>
ianot woroeu, in mclthsn Oeulclben mt
9ctbeilt miro, oaB ooS 6inon5 GOmItc
iuncrbalb- Scr nGdltcu 5ebn Gage BET
lhucn Oorlpred)en MID, I'M SuOltrlps
tiouen iir bic 9lu5iteuunJ cntgc9cn3uz
ne5meu.
- 9(m %. NlGri wirO ejnc 0taiienz
&erIummlung pou 9}c9crn abgebGiten,
nm cine SrgauliatiOn iUr 60rocrung
Der 5ntcreiirn Der Iu5ltelun3 aniH0abs
Hen.
- Da8 Gomite SIR SammIuug bon
Subicriptioucn urter ocu NOtclbclibern
uuO 9leilaurateureu wlrO an tSrcltag
9tadmttug i'm 9auptqu0rtic; Der nGcrz
tcnnjaI YcrcIugun9" clnc 1iBUng Nb'
bultcu.
- Scutc lta9mittug miro Oa8 2e9i5s
latiosGomite Ser nGcntcnniaIz&erciniz
9un9" cine Steun9 ab5alten, nm Oariis
ber ;u Gcrutbeu, welbc Strttc getban
werO.n f0nnen, nm pom cen SruitceS
Ser .3Obn8 6optius' llnlocriitat" Die
GrluubuiB ;u cr1alten, pGIIitonz$art"
fir 0ie centennial &crciuIgun9" liz
gelib Al nchmCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21

QuStabrune Ssu Wesepten cine epsJtaIttat.
Gin gtitsIi.b Der Girms ia hets anu.iene.
Msir aoen sic eln, uuitIcn Harsn SebtrG9raH, Jos
nit unert GunIisn betIber, bic tsinsH I'm Viarttes
Am sIstixsn- CSh.11,1SD
Sbcn se5raud,te BicpcIeS alIer Eabriten,
S GIttnsniiie Der Sobr. '93 '94 unS '95. Sit
8retle fiLh 10 nlebra, eas Sic taufen uI.n, nab.
bem 6ie bltie Rdoer e,i,hen babsn.
9ieut GpaIeinss unb Greecneas tu EtsabIunssz
prsiien. bic uitt 6ossr iiHb uit Sbr 5trassRbabna
UobrpIeis.
Nir p.rlauftH SpaIoinss Safeban' uns Ntbs
Sbren Club bsicrsen. gIr ptra.n Sit tuI 3ufriebns
hrit btboneelI. q. .. 3oans, Sr.. Co.,
(GebI2S, ,6Ditt) Rr. rs. HSeit Baltimore Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
GuropGi(C6e Ea6e( 6eri6te
SpnamttsGruloisun.-6 GROCER Tsen=
SdtcnpcrIttSf.

2lmiterbam, 20. Otdrs. = 8abz
reno ssit,rn lbeuo gu 2obitb on Ser
neutIden @ren5e 5000 Siitcu, 5000
&ilo9ramm 9Dnamlt entbalteno, melde
na9 Marsluis beftimmt puren, um9ez
labeu purOeu, erplpbirte Die 2aounS
;peier SuOte.
Die Seridte Eber bic 6Olseu bes linz
qlIds iino wib,rlYrsbeno, nad bem
eiueu iinO Rur Scbu bel Der umlaOuns
beidGitiste BeriOuen umsefOmmtn.
ipGbrsnO anoer,n An9aben 3uiOlge Die
3abl Der @etootsten 25 bctrGgt. Sn
9lnbctraht Der Sbatiade, OaB 1900 &tz
fen beS StOifss erplOoirten, lit Der IN
in Vobitb auserI9tete matertcle Shas
ben 9erln9 3u nsnnen.
9lmi1sroa III, 20. MGr3. - Den
ueuciten 8erlatcn sufOlgc parb Surd
Die @rplOiOn Die &rde i'll Dem 0orfe
@lten bemOltrt uno in &mmerib nno
&antsu ltiir;ten so SGuier elm. Die
.3abl Der llm9sfomm.nen mirb lest aut
25 ansegsben.
/ Siirit @nntber SrieOrt@ SSalocs
t,tar bon StpnesOetmoIo.
Berlin, 20. Otart. - Cine De-
pelhe aus OetmoI0 mslDet BEN bort er>
fOl9ten Sob oe5 resicrenosn 6irlteu
@Intber Sriebrih 2SaIbemar. 9r mar
AM Is. Ip,il 1924 aeboren.
Sn ielnem Geitament ieet Ser neritOrs
bene 6iirlt ben Ycin6en glOolpb Btlhe!m
bon S9aumburg Slpps, Den Shwaaer
bes Sailers, malrenD Der Olinosrlahz
riaf.it Oca : GhrOniOlscrs, gum Jtessntsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
ShifSfnrten
Safe!
YGTe!

SuI Ret in duslanos tsoT3t tHntrhalb "a StUuesa
ku bsotuteEo hsrat9tigetem FIstie
Spuarp Biainr,
SlbRsfsG1e gaItlmoresS tIGGe Gne Eoii=Sitce'sRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
Rod etn peruister Sanlpfer

gOnOon, 20. Wtar3.-Gme Depcz
ide aus Saulle melOet, oaB Der ipuni>
i6e 0ampier rGarpio," luclebcr am 81.
6ebruar uon bier nob bort abfuhr, iez
oenfuus pahrcnO Oe5 tiirsliden Stur=
mes untsr9Ins. WIau 9Iaubt, OaB cie
ssiummte Mannidaft Elm @rab III ben
We(Ien fnnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
sraf snompaapT's 9a6folser.
snnrt an DER Riniern.

9ti3sa, 10. Mdr;. - 2tn Der beutiz
gen Sa6ts @ettIabrt BON OtOnacO bis
9tis,a, bstbeiliSten ii9 Die 9adten
v4llia," nSaltprie L" unS rGOriulr. 1"
,Sritannia" rang nl6t UNI ben Breis.
railia" iisste ipieI.nO iber tbrc OtItbez
perberinueu.
sat es tpobI ieittem giamen at
Oeroanfen.
garis, 19. Otar;. - 9toOIpbe Cars
not, Elm Sruoer os8 ermoroeten Brdiis
b.nten SuOi GaruOt, 1T oil StsIIe 6ss
ueritOrb.nen Graien 6erbinanD 2efeps
gum WltslleO Der AfaOsmis Der HI6eRs
i6aiteu sepablt wOrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
Sismard's Gcburtstaa.

Berlin, 20. Wdr;. - 9m 9feidl8s
ta9e benahrihti9tcn bsute Die Suhrer
Der Gsntrumss Hartei ben PrdliOenten
Drn. D. @epesom, baB lbre Otit9ieoer
etnen antrag Dem AlIfan5lsr 9cls9sntz
lid l,ines 80. @cburtstuse5 bic @raz
tuIaliuu bes Suules Oarjubringsn, OPP
pputren meroe.
9erlin, 20. Olar;.-@8 mirO iset
uifi3icu seu.lret, buB Der &a:ier an 2G.
D. 0its. BEN 6iiriten Yi8marf in 6rieoz
rl65rub beIud)en mlro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
@uf tluher see nerbrunnt.
Die Yufia9t.re stues 0ampisrs i'm Ietten
Nuaenblid aerettet.

Slc PlnQ9lere elHcS OuHlpIeIS lHI IeeitH
IuseuOlid gereit.t.
Spofane, MaIh.. 20. WlGrs. -
Sm &ielraume oeS Dampfer5 rSpOs
tanc," petder auf benz SootenaD Gre
oerfebrt, brah AMI brr ueberfabrt BON
bier mad &elio, 9. g., 6euer aus, OoS
iid raid iiber bic obsren 0sfe perbreiz
1ste. Inter Den Bailasieren entltaaO,
ipGbrsno Oas 6eusr INNER 9rOBere Sort
idrittc ma1te, cine Ballf, bic ihwer
su beidreben lit; Der @apttdn uuo Die
Semanuun9 uuBten 81. srOBt;n gnz
itrenguneen MAIDEN. UNI ;u Oerbinbern,
oaB Die Banu9iere ii6er SOrO iprungeu.
@lIdltherweiie fam Der 0ampferr 2ttu8>
NORTH" nod rcttSeitig oOriiber, nm Die
in bOhlter 2ebsn89eiabr l6webenben
Ba6agiere unS Seeleute Oes vSpOfane"
aui3uuebmeu. Der Oampier ano feline
2aOuns iinS uoQflGnOIa perloreu. Der
S9aOea betrG9t $4,000.
GrifnBlenes Gut fir Bier.
gYle eIH Braurr al pauOmertieug fam.
aItOona, Ya., 30. WdrS.-Ssit
einiser 3sit oeriawanoen aus ben bislis
gen Merfltdttcn Der BennDlpanier
Giieababns@tieqihait" gSegf;eusc uno
Watertol in betrd9tltder OenQe. Scute
IbenO entoedten @sbeimpoll3tlten Die
seltOblenen Saden in Der Brauerei BON
u. q. IS. 2trnbOlt; oieler uuo Senrp
Stlcmau unO BiQium @OlIabaugb,
;pei 6ubrleate in Dicnltcn Der 9iiens
babu@S @SeieQl9ait, mur6en perbaftet uub
Oem 0erIht i6ermisIen. Die bciOsn
&utlAer batteu Die Sa9en seltoblen
unb fir Ster nm9eiest
@us Der gunDrsbauptfaht.
@eianOt.r GburflOn pon oamaii persona
grata.
Wai btngtou, .. g., 20. Mars.
- 4ui's 9teue tuuht bier oaS @eridt
auf, baB bic 8e5,ebunssn smii4en
bem Staat8 SetretGr 0reiBam uno
Srn. Gburiton, O.m @eianOtcu Sa-
waii's, nidt a13u ireun, idaftIiaer
9tatur iinb. uno OaB Die bIe5leiti9e 6e'
glerung Der iunsen 9tepubl,f ben Wtuf
hattie 5ufOmmen IaiIen, oaB cine AMBER
rueitlse Srrwenbur9 ibre5 8sianrteu III
gSaibinstOn 6ur3auS ntdt psriduupfen
miiroe.
0ermiidIteS.
ge;i9lidl Der BON Der @ipilOienlts
@Omnliilion an9efOdteneu 8eiesmaBtsz
felt Ser @rnennung BON febsn pOits
beamt.n Se:tens 0es YoltIeilters in
Baltimore bat @eueralanwalt SlneD
Dem 8eneral@BOitmeitsr ,in @utaaten
unterbreit.t, wonad Die Grnennungeu
aeieemaBis iinO, NEIL iie Dor GrlaB Der
SrOre oeS BrGiiOentea, iuelt,e Die be-
trefienOe 8eamtentlaile Dem GiuiIoicnlt>
@eies unterltellre, srful9teH, rpenn aud
bel @rlaB Der Srore Die 9teusrnanntcn
ibre Stelen nod nidt un9elreteH butt.n.
Oa Der Brdiiteut BON ieinem Sagoz
Qu8iIus 5uriidasfebrt tit, fanO beute
wieOtr Die iibllhe Sabiuets Sisun9
itatt. 9lQe binetszWtitsIieoer puren
anueieub. Die Sieuns suu.rte Orei
Stunoeu, % ale lul9ti9sn anselescns
beiten, Die wdbrenb Der 9lbusieabeit bc5
BraiiOsnteu paliirteu, belpru4cn uurs
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
@!m nemer 9lmtifcmts ais Teihsb bote

SerGin, 20. Gtar;.-Sm 9tcidS<
ia9Swabltrels GI6wsge, SdmalfaiOsn,
gSlsenbauien a. &oheD iit Der 9lntlie'
nit Baltor S5fraut aus VleleIelb sez
pablt moroen. Die gSabl iir flarattez
riltlid. Otn gGabltreis uertrat Der
2luliiemit &euB, luelaer bstanntIid me-
gen 0leinciO5 uno Serleltun9 gum
Wtcinelo in einem GhsiG Geioun9sproscB,
Den isin 9eiiunun9s9enone Or. Sdnus
aus 9annOrer anban9is gemadlt bate,
5u mebriabrIser 3GdtBGusltrafe psrurz
tbsllt luorOen llt.
9ie notbwenbia 9porOeue 9teuiuahl
bate folssnbes 9leiultat:
IS ftslcn uui Osn lOsialbenlofrattidcn
@aubioatsn Suhn 5570 Q893 3765),
0uI Oen 2lntiisnrt.n Ssfraut 1926
(2o44), ben gtat:onallIberaleu Beters,
Oeu ebcmaligen 9tcidszGommihGr il
glirifa, pelden AUDI Die NrcicOnlcrpatiz
pen unterltiislcn, 3106 (4260). Ser
loren bate alio Der &aneibat Der Diitz
tslparteien leit 1898 liza Stimmen,
semOnnen Der So3alo motrat 1905,
Der 6reiiiunise 66S, Der 2intlismit II.
slus Der beutisen StiGwabl swilaen
ptm SosialoemOtratcn unO Dem lnttiez
miten lit nun Der l,Btere als Sieger bcrs
porse9ansen. 8ultor 9Sfraut lit 9lnttz
lsmlt nit usrarilder GenOen;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
Gie pGI1c="Gataitroybe.

g 9lOtterOam, 20. Mars. - Der
PrO5:B Sss rgtOroOeuIiden 2lODo" ges
gen Die @issntbiiucr Ses Oampf,r8
u@ratbis," luel5er Die nGlbe" in Sen
@runb sebObrt, bat heute bier be9onz
men, bod wurb.u Die GerbaubIunscn
auf 9lntra9 oes 2lnlualtes Der Ssrtla9z
ten iiir cine Nohe perihoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21
0Dn. brttiid,ert 4arlamcnt.

2OnOOn, 20. Mars. - 9ta9ri6tsn
aus Calcutta laMcu erlcbsu, oaB in
Wuscut Der 6ricbe wiepcr bcrseitellt 1T.
Die 0tsbelIen babeu ben linen ansebOz
teueu Sctra9 angenOmmeu, uuo bic
Stunt, nudoem iie ben Yulalt unb Die
&abcn 9:pliinOert, 9eraumt. Der Sulz
tan llt pleoer in bcu YuIuIt tinge3oz
npr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-21

Berlin, 90. Wars.- 2aii.r Bitz
b.lm bat benz SObue pss psrltorbensn
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-04-25
Gold In a Bandits Cave.

The people OF the town of Sabinas and sur
rounding country to the south of Lampasas.
Mexico. are excited over the discovery of
bandits cave in which fabulous wealth is be-
heyed to be stored.
The cave, says a correspondent OF the st. Louis
Globe Democrat. was the rendezvous of the
famous bandit. FL Colorado and his followers,
who terrorized al of northern Mexico about
century ago. 1t is situated i'll the Iguana noun
tainS near Sabnas, and was first discovered
three months ago 10y an old man named Cuevas,
who in some manner had Just come into posses
sion of chart giving the location of the cave.
He and three sons and four other relatives
started to make an exploration of the cave.
In an inner compartment they found large
pile of silver coin of ancient coinage. They had
filled one sack with the money when they we're
all overcome with the fire damp with which the
cave was filled. and only four of the party sue
ceeded in reaching the open air alive. Old man
Cuevas was taken very ill as the result of his
terrible experience and in a few days he died.
On his deathbed he c0nfded to the priest the
secret of the cave, and party of explorers was
at once organized to visit and secure the treasure.
1t was headed by SilveriO Cara, prominent
citizen of Sabinas. They were all driven out of
the cave by the noxious gases, and two members
of the party have died from the effects of the
poison which they inhaled.
The news of this second expedition has be-
come public and the authorities have placed
guards at the cave to guard the treasure until
further explorations can be made. The general
government has been notified of the situation.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-04-25
AGAIN AT THE FRONT.

NJ. A. Thon having received portion of his
large spring stock invites an inspection. which
will convince the most sNeptcal that he has as
fine a line of goods can be found in any of the
large cities. Those who have been in the habit
heretofore of purchasing their clothing in
our neighboring cities will save money by
patrODiZing our home tailOrs. Martin says:
That he can make just as good suit Of
clothes for from $500 to $500 less than
the same can be made by any of the leading
tail0rs in our neighbOring cities; material and
workmanship equal Call at No. 237 North end
above
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-04-25
Spring.
BY Mrs. +. c.. DaFOe.

Cold Winter is past. and its storms are DER,
And bright sunny days cheer us once more.
With gratitude to the great God above
We praise Him with hearts overlooking with
love.
Once more we're reminded of beautiful spring
All things look cheerful; the birds now sing;
The green grass and flowers once more appear
God made all things to comfort us here.
The dew drops fall on the flowers so fair;
Their fragrance bursts forth and fills all the air,
They greatly refresh and comfort us here.
All that God made is lovely and dear.
The lofty treeS-tOweriDg high
Their mantle of green tells summer is nigh.
All around us is happy and gay,
Only Gods blessings are strewn on our way.
All nature speaks grandly of this God above,
Who seStows these blessings to show us his
love,
The birds they MARBLE their sweet songs Of praise,
And many blessings come to us all of our days.
Now let us raise our voices on high,
Sing praises to Him who is always nigh,
He crowns us with goodness all of our days.
And is willing to direct us in all of His ways.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-04-25

Wanted, man. Some one to teach
us that industry, economy and good
morals are the only sources of nations
prosperity.-The North and West.
The man is here, right III our
midst, and in the midst of every
community of the land if
we look in the right place to
find him. The trouble is we are
looking too high and affair." off for
that which is close by. He does
not have to be advertised for. We
do not have to look for orators, or
statesmen, or distinguished philo-
sophers, or political platforms, or
to history, or anywhere else but
right here at home to be taught
the lesson. He is here in Blue
Earth City and is teaching us by
his life and example that industry,
economy, and good morals" are the
prime sources of prosperity. He
is an every day object lesson for
us all to look to and learn. A few
wears ago he was drinking, and
carousing, and spending his earn
ings. and running in debt, taking
no thought of the morrow, how he
should pay, what he should eat, and
wherewithal he should be clothed.
Suddenly there came to his mind
the thought what will the end
thereof be?' and the next day he
made ''right-about face" From
that hour he has been teach
ing the world in an humble
way that industry, economy,
and good morals" are the. pill
lars Of prosperity and happiness.
Not Cicero with his oratory, nor
Plato with his philosophy, could
have taught the lesson so effective
lv. He has lived both sides of the
question and illustrated it both
negatively and affirmatively. 1t
has taken many months of strug-
Cling toll since the reformation,
but would you know the result In
the perfect fullness Of truth, 90
not to the great institutions OF
learning. sit not at the feet Of those
renowned in political economy,
wisdom, and greatness, nor look for
prophet to come from afarotf, but
visit his humble home which he
now owns and would not exchange
for kingdom Of dissipation; look
at the contentment and happiness
of his family, clothed in the gar
ments of comfort and peace; see
the true manhood in his acts that
marks the good citizen, and you
will no longer say as in the above
quotation, wanted man, etc
but you will say with us that we
have found the man who is teach
ing the community in which he
lives that ''industry, economy, and
good morals are the sure sources
of nations greatness. Verify,
from the humber ranks OF life we
learn our wisest lessons. We may
argue the tariff, we may discuss the
free coinage of silver, we may pass
laws for the emancipation and ben
eft of mankind. and increase the
wages of day laborers, but until we
learn the lessons of industry, econ
omy and good morals as exempli-
fed in some Of the lives around us
we legislate in vain. The people
must be set right, and live right
or 1.-The end thereof will be worse
than poverty.-Blue Earth City
Post
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-04-25

An exchange says that the much talked OF
bloomer bicycle dress is simply pair of trousers
very haggy at the knee. abnormally full about
the pistol pocket. and considerable loose where
you strike match. The garment is cut deco-
lette at the south end. and the bottoms are tied
around the knee to keep the mice out. You can't
put it over your head as you would a skirt. but
You sit tae floor and pull it on just as you do
your stocking. one foot in each compartment.
You can easily tell which is the right side to have
in front by the buttons on the neck bands.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-04-25
Do You Know Its Cause.

IndigestioB Do you know when you have 1t?
Do you know its cause and its cure? Ask your
druggist for Ripans Tabules. One gives relief.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-04-25

Lowest Prices in the City.
Goods Warranted as
Represented.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-04-25

THE ONLY EICLUSIVE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-28

EDITOR BULLETIN

EDITOR BULLETIN
The sensational article in last
nights issue of the Star may be
amusing and it would be good if
true. The Star prints an article
having for its caption "Sheath
Knife Drawn" and pulling Of
pistol" prevents its use.
There is not one word of truth
in the Stars statements. / had
previously been advised that GER
tain sailors, all belonging to one
ship, were looking for me, and a
superior officer notified me of the
fact and gave me the following in
structions. eff inundated and
crowded by numbers use your club
freely" l did not even do that. 1t
was not necessary. No knife was
drawn nor pistol. 1t should be
stated that a warrant was out for
the deserter hours before the alleged
trouble. If there is a man in our
small community who is competent
to translate the Russian-Finland
language, l shall have a witness
proving in undeniable terms my
entire innocense of any attempt to
make money from an ignorant for
eigner, and Captain Mahany will
bear me out when l state that /
acted as a peace officer should
under the circumstances which
arose from pretty nearly nothing.
Specials are supposed to be a bad
lot, l shall always endeavor to
raise and elevate their character.
JoHANsEN,
Special.
Honolulu, May %, 1895.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-28
Whooping Cough

There is no danger from this dis
ease when Chamberlaiu's Cough
Remedy is freely given. 1t liquefes
the tough mucus and aids its expect
Grafton. 1t also lessons the severity
and frequency of paroxysms of
coughing, and insures a speedy re-
covery. There is not the least dan
ger in giving the remedy to children
or babies, as it contains no injurious
substance. For sale by sll dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-28
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