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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13

Gas Gomitc fir ben 9iitrittss BrGli.
oiulsSerrht, our6 ben SetrstGr Baitor
7. Il. W,n3el, beridtetc ebenTaQS. Iuf
oirurb oe8 SerihteS wuroe 6ol9enoeS
beidIOncu
y Der Qifritt erfenut nit tiefenl
Gunt e.gcn @Ott, bag mir trus ausr
unierer Siuocn urb Gtdn9el ietnen Ss'
gen im uerflOnsnen Sabre wteocr ipuren
bIrien;
p cbtnIo oanf: er benz Brides fir
Die Grcuc, wie 0aS S)eiatf, nit bem
6erlelbc ben un9cwObnllh oteIen nnS
idwicri9eu &crpIIidtun9en IelncS Im,
tes nadscfOmmcn 1T;
81 cr crtIdrt iit einocrfanoen NIT
bcm 0arlehen, oas uOn Seltcn Ger Dts
Itrlftsbcamtcn Der Glemetuoe Ill Ertces
burq, 3D., stmadt uno tnjmIhen ;us
riitbc;abIt mHroc;
4 Ser 0ntritt BeiBt bie 9lbmuhuns
sut, wOna9 0iclclbcC5emeinbe aui iinlns
;lsQe llntcrilijgung pom Seltcn oc8 0iz
ltrift8 ptrjldt!t.
Die Sleun9 idloB I'M 5 llbr nit cis
ncm Giebct.
0eute. SOnntug OtOrgen, uuroe ho5
bcillqc 2;beuNmubl qcielcrt, uno ant
Ibeuo Iano OtiiUou89OtteSolenlt ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13

bie game @Orlass. Gr s,flGrte, oas,
wcnn ioIde idarie OtaBreselu, pse lie
in Ser 9orlase porscieben iinO, nOtbs
menOt9 icien, Dieles Gin Ssme.s lei, oaB
Die Neqleruns Dor 90 9abren nit ibrer
Champagne 9sgen bic SO5iolifsn bsson'
nen baben lollte, uno oaB Die SOrlasc
gu ipat fir praftiide GrfoIse fOa1me.
Sin bemerfeu6mertbe Otertmal Der Sorz
sdnee Scr lesten 2Sohe lit, eaB bel Be
9inn bcrie!Den Sober in ocr bslteu StInlz
mung mar, wabreno bsim SdluB ale
OiitslieSer be8 9feidstase5 erbttert
iinp.
9ei 8eeinu ser Debate ifDer;ten bic
Wttslieoer in benz me9en Der lsbbaften
grinen 5arbe ieiuer Sopete ,9emiiiss
SaQe" seuauutsn 6eitStass6ellaurant
uno mahten lia bcI'm SdOppen 8icr
se9enleitig Compliments unO e8 idten
feline 9lu8lidt auf eine crre9te unb ers
bittertc Debate porbanoen 3u lelu. Die
llngsi6liHenheit unO anmnBuug res
0r. SfOnltebt uub Srn. pOn &Oller
slsi1 na9 8esinn Der Debate erbittete
lcbod ale Yarteieu. Or. z doutebt's
Grtlaruns, ouB eS i'm preuBiiden aabls
net felne Die StellunQ bes &aH3ler8
ernitlid aeiabrOsnSen Difi;ren5sn sebs,
:ouree nit SpOtt aui9enOmmcn unO loz
wobl ieine mie ,6rn. BON &0uer'5 9isbe
fraiti9tsn ba8 G)eriidt, Die Neslsruns
winiac Die Yermcriuns Der llmltur3s
portage als einen SOrwaub tir neue
9lusnabmeseiees, ObwObl man wslB,
baB 6a,it SobeulObe itd oau.rnS nitt
gu einem Osrurtisen WtanOuer bsrseben
miiroe.
Der nJtorooeutidc &lOpO" ift bereit,
bic uleberleb.noeu pom bem Oampfer
uGlbe" toitenfrel nadl Der oon Der Sanz
oelstammer Don 2on0on clnaelelteten
uutsriuhun9 Su icuOen, pOraus9slest,
oaB Die .3eu9en bonn 0nmpTsr neratle"
ipdtcr 3u Dem Serb0r uOr Dem beutidtn
Iomiralitdtsseritt 3eianbt merbeu. 9es
oenfaQ8 werDen Gbidrlften Der in Sre<
msrbapen uno 9tOtteroam uuisenommes
men unO bon ben britil6en &nniuln in
bleien peiben Staoten be9laubi9ten Seuz
ssnausiusen Der 2OnoOner SebOroe pOrs
QeleQt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
u o t t3e II.

&onb r@e d dteb bes 9 o.
;iali5mu8," eriter Saub: Die SOrl0us
Ier oes neueren So3ialismus, reoi9irt
ron s. 8ernitein uno SC. &autSfD,
(Serlu9 uOn 8. .. 9S. Diet in Stuttz
aart) iinO iOeben !oeft IS bis Is sur
2lu59ub. gelanst. 9Sir Qcben nadlltez
benb Gin fur3cs SubuItsuer;eidn'B.
Ton Gboma8 Dtore bis sur iran30iiz
i6en epolutiOn. St.rter Nblduitt:
Die beloeu erlteu 9rOBen lltOpiiten.
&opitel |. Sbomas O(ors. l. Gn9z
LAMBS otonomlihe Situallon I'M Sc.
GUM oe5 16. Sabrbunoerts. ,. Wore'5
gtograpbi'en. 3. lFore'8 2ebeuSlaui.
| A. Die llt0ple. 5. Die Stelluns Der
lltop:e in Der Geididte bss So;iali5>
mus. @ou &arl &autStD. .-&apitsl Ii.
GbOmas 9ampanella. L. Gampauelz
las yebenslauf. 2. @ampuneQa' Spit
lolophie. 3. @ampaneQn'5 Politit. 4.
Der Sonnsnltaat. Yon :. 2aTurgue.
- 6iiuIter Abidnltt: &Ommunlitilds
unO oemotratllhslo;ialiltl StrOmuuz
gen wabreno Der en9lllAen 9leuOlutton
pes Il. Sabrbunoelts. &apitel |. @lnz
leltsnocs. &apitel ii. England bis ,ur
Otluc bes II. Sabrbunosrts. 1. SCfo=
uOmlife unb io3lale Gntwidelun9. ,.
BOlltlide uno rellslOle ScrbaItnine.
Der &et'ldle IuTtanO. 3. Die Utopia
os8 Staut8tan3le>s Bacon. &apitel
Ill. Die eriten 9ie9isruns8iabre
Starts |. 5obn &llburne'5 Su9eno unb
ults ScriOIgungsn. &apltsl ". Yars
lament uno aOnistbum. Fre5bDtsriaz
ner uno Snbepeubeuten. Die ltaats9ez
iQbrllhen Seftsn. Yolf uuo Yarlaz
msnt. &apltel V. Die Spaltuns Der
Sucepenoenten in 2eucllsr uHO n@eutlsz
men," ;3cinuetll9s ll,berbrudun9 be8
0cq niages. 9lue IA Sage erldctnt
etnc ytcIc.nng ID 20 81. BrobeBefts uno
ausiiiBrIlber BrOlptft liuO ouldl ale
8uAbauOlunsen uno Golpor:eurs su
er5aiten.
9m Sabre 1894 limb in
YreuBen 1880 lclbltltdnoise &criOEcn
naturalliirt, be5lu. in cen Staotsper>
bano auT9enUmmen wor0en; Oaruntcr
beiinoen lid Der 9ttlIglOn na6 1850
epauecliihe uuO 4O6 fotboltld)e GbrlItcn
un0 "a Suben, Der l:ltberl9eu Staat5e
an9;b0rigfett na6 IS 9fuNen, 189 Sclts
rci6bsr uno llngarn, $50 0oudnb,r, liz
9ioro, ,2lmerituusr (mellteus ebemallqe
3eutIhe), $50 0Qnen, 2O4 2lnsebOrise
anocrer otutider Sunoesltaaten unD
2S5 gngcbOrlse iouitlaer Stuaten. Gbsz
iraUsn uuO minoerlaBri9e &lnbcr iino
in oen mlt9etbelIten 3ablen nldt eats
balteu.
Gin beutider 9 auer, MEL
der resetnlaBi9 ben rGal. Democrat"
srbalt, linst Der oeutlbzamerlfanil6en
Yrehe ioIsenoes babi4e SoblIso:
n cine SeIGug ian uer9GB' l4,
0le erld)elut Iept regelmaBla.
Stem lIUb e5 SGlusreuOGher
Sure geute pon oer 6e0er
giae ile su fieden piiieu
Suben butter bic SulllIen.
Saben - quelle borreur, - III patio
DofQeih dten brutto, netto
gSagreuD uni're 6eOerbcloeu
Gleruntsrthdnl9t mtloen,
gSle pie Nerr'u Gerub'u su reueu
lluO luas ile ;u Yilttlg ipeiieu.
gei' -Seiu Slatt Drum nit Snt'rsfie,
9remal bodl Die frele Yreiie !"
Otan trage iiir leut,dJe 9auuorpz Seife.
Gle 1T be beiie! Sspapre Die llnldlldge
aui. lAprl3, Enid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
ytieDcrlanDc.
Gr0Hn,tn9 Der tntcrnattouaIen
&eiic YitsitcnltpQ.

q itero q nj, II. Mai. .-Oie bier
itattstiuuoeue lnternationale 9fai.sAuss
itellung lit beuts untsr Gntiultuns gro,
Beu Bombes erofnet worOeu. (0er
y@lou" bieler 2lusitellung, oas, mas
fir Yaris Der Gifieltburm uuO fir Gbi'
caso Das 6erriszRao mar, lit ein ,etetz
trii6eS @irtbsbaus," in lueIdem on
StelIs uOn &eunsrn Ole GleftrBttdt Oa8
slufuartsn Der 9Gite belorst I.o.6 J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
60 d) I 6 i( 0,
gtr. 515 II. 517, NerozGagitr.
2aoeu pffcn BITS 8 ubr 2lpenos.

SNipieenecn SSefannrma dung.
Bureau rcr "Spnirlieirten Gds Gpmpasnie-
Ger StaSt Baltimore,
Den II. Diai 1898.
S}H elmer an beutiaeR Gage abaebGltsHen Seriamm'
lung oes Slrett0rumS oIeIer GJcitlidat Duroe cine
SipItcfSc pom ;ipci uuc eiucm balbcu 9rr3cut
auf oQ5 NftIsH=Sapltal GTsgepoIfea, 3Ghl6ar am L.
Suni 1895 or bic Atienz Srbabrr, ME lie heim
Stluie Der Geitdit ON IA. Wiai elng.truQen pGrsn.
Spbn Us. SIarfc,
(Wai13-S SuniO Stutmeliter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
1canien Sir an San. Str.
ot ytr. 515 nub 517.
y CT ipart Sud- 0elo.
@erfauf bon
nab geluoroen
9tuucm.

$4,000 mrrtb naB gciunrbcnen
poH 2criuutrrnaS c5elc0Ihaften psrfauit, oa Die
l&cor,n mabreno threr jmportatloHs 9elie tst6oist
nuloeH.
Is'lr maren Die eirilse gaItimorer fSlrma, iusIde
bel Dem Gerfau ucrtretcn mar, uno oQS Eugenoe if
eIn &bei Der ms stmadlreR Glutduie-oer 9rogte
2hsIl Der 2SaartH 1T ndB semorotH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
Suha.

Ntabrib, II. Otai. - 9ensralz
Gapitan Wtartine3 De GampO5 bat Die
ipaniide 0tesieruns Oarum eriudt, in
cine Hsouttlun BON pier YeiOs pom
SunOert Der auf Gii.nbabum ateriaI,
meldsS in Gubu sIu9sfiibrt wirO, selsss
ten 40 palorenlz 30Qe ~ wIlIlaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
Nebmen sic

cine quite 2sber'DteblSin ein, NIB imar
oeShalb, neil Die geber pus Blut uou.
flauoig regultrt. Sobulb Die g.bertld.
tlgteii trdge 1T, miro oas S6rpeyipn.m
peritOpit, oa5 8lut urrelu uuO Der gar;.
S0rper mug oorun;.r lelb.u. 9eOe Ute'
bl,rn, o,e CUR 0einiguu9 oes glul.5
empfobleu wIrb, iou un9enommener
WiaB.u uuf Die Sober elnwlrt.u. Se.
iorqen q. N baher ioiOrt ben
o6nIo n0py 0eher,,R eaT.iusn a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
as 6entlcmru's Driving
-..z.& lark.

SrubiatrSs sScriammluus.
Bier Ease : am J., H.. I6. unn IL. Mai.
Gr:er al, Tenitaa, ben Ia. Uiai,
2.24 Grab, 2.3O SdirItt, 2.40 Erab
i3petter 2Gg, sTittIppd,, ben 5. Yiai,
2.2l Rrob, 2.35 Sdritt uno 2.32 Grab.
Sritter 2o8. Spuueritns, ben / 6. Wia,
2.1S arGo, 2.l0 SdJritt urIo 2.27 &rab.
SIsrt:r laS, Sreitas. ben Il. Niai,
2-35 2rab unb 2.1S SChritt.
Die TcTnen be9luncH isben Sag um 1 ubr 80 Din.
9tadmittGas.
giHtrltt sum JieHnpIat uHb sur 9ribine so Gts.
SS -. Gpnus, 4rliinent;
u13- 80 .. u. GHs, Setretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
pRont9 aner &eter,Neoisinsu,
SiEtntOuS
SiOer
Reaulntnr.

9erieIbe uerridt.t i.ire arbeit ;ur
3ufrlcOeubett unb .rfriidt oas Qeanlmte
&o.peripitem. 9r 1T pbeNer ais Ytaeu"
une tann iCuobl IN fIuiiiger 0ovm wle
GIs Tuluer besogeu perpeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
SabressSertAt ocs Sraies.

S61It intcreiiaut mar Der Subrssz
Seyldt pe5 Yraies. YultOr Or. j. 6.
Wtenscl, Ser nun oerleeu muroe. Su
ocmi!l5en wurOe aui ben 9gOBcn Sort
i6ritt wab:eno ocs leeten 5abre5 inner
baIb Oca Giitrlttes blngewlelen. Ser;s
lid wlrO beoausrt, oaB Der GOO i'll leez
ten Sabre einen ltebeu, treuen S,uOer
unb SicczY zYraiiOenteu oe8 OrtrtttS &C.
nommcn bat. Der geritt wurOe nit
Oant sntsesen senOmmen unO Dem be-
trsfienoeu 9Onlite iber9sben.
On8 Gomitc fir purlamentariide
9teaelu belihttte ourh Bnitor s. Ore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
lluslilf unn Scrbre6cn.

@btcu9O, II. Oiai. - Sn .. 8.
Sappers Saunfmirtbidaft I'M eriteu
Stofncrfc zines orciltOdlsen 2oslrbauz
jes in Sherman>StraBe, er.i9uste iid
leete gtadt etnc GrplOlion, luoSurd) oas
sansc GebauOe in SranO serietb. 3re
6ammen uerbrclteten iit idneQ Iber
bic cbcrsn Stodluertc. DEN Sausbs>
mo5nern mar elm Gnttommen uber Oie
Greppe ubseidnItten, lie itir5ten naa
ben 6enltern, llcbsntha nm oiilfc rus
Ieno, wabreno Gle 6lammen Immsr
ndber riidten, Der Seiieer os5 %O9rrz
bauiss, 2luguit UtidaeI, waste in Oer
Scrsuellluns eincu Sprun9 aus osm
brtttsn Stofwerte uno biiBte babel oas
2ebep Elm. gluBer ibm tamsn uuf oles
ielbe G&eii. 5,pet onOcre @criOnen, welds
in benz 0auIe lOglrttn, I'M: Gleranrer
Sumte uno 6rant 8Ou9i. 3cbu Gins
oere, welde GranOwunoen Ooer Geretz
sungeu bcIm SprIn9en aus oem 6eniter
erlilten, befinocn li2 im Soipital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
Nrbclt nm SnDuitrte.

y it s burg, Fu., II. Ntal. -
Die 2lrteiter an Oen Go9ar SbOnpionz
0ob0icn Der .GmueSle SteelzGomp. d"
gu SraoOod baben an Die 6abrl.lsltuu9
ba5 Strlanssu 9elteut, Die alien yObns
iase, wie lie Dor Der I'M letten Sabre
ourhe.iibrten JfeouttlOn beitanoen,
mle6er ein3uiibren. 0urd Elm aus i4r.r
Wtitte srlpablteS GomIte lieBen lie zen
Superlnt:nbsnteu OtorrllOn bon tbrer
6oroerung in &enntniB ieeen.
Gtn SeldsIo wirO bis nGd)lten Olitts
wOd ermar1st. Die Gesur=Ibonpiou
6abrltanIa9en Oet Garne9iezGOmp ugnie
beIluoeu iia in Dem Srte SraooOf uns
melt Der srOBen Stablwtrte uOn 0Omsz
fteao, NO uor mebrcren Sabrsn Die gro=
Ben Irbelterunruben oOrtamen. 5n
SruOOOf beidaitist Carnegie 1900
Genie.
gs bsiBt, SaB sic 2lrbeiter gum Strife
entidlOTeu isien, fuu5 ihre yObnioros=
run9 suriid9ewleisn wsroen iOllte. 3u
ibrem Sorgeben rrmuthi9te lie cine err
fOlsrei6e Strltsbewesung uuter osu 2lrs
btitern Oe. SoaOIsn III Otabonlu9. unO
Gbenaugo 8auep, welde ieet b0bere
g0Bnt, as Die 2trbeIter in SraooUf err
balteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
Wius raid, rerfa,,ft tpcrocu.

800 2Iare6 6 Grcam. Samaii Der SmportGtioHsz
&ret5 bsiIus 75 9rs.-o,r III is Der nGb geuoroeneR
l&Garsn III 45 SIS pro yGro.
20 Susenc iebr fciue Siidb= db=Serpicttcn-Smz
portGtIoEs=4reIS. - Ser BIcI5 oer nGnen 2SaGre 81
pro SuteEo.
1000 s,ar>s POM naericiniten scblcid,ten
Samaft - q yGros brclt - Der 1jmportuiloRsz
Ire,s b.trus 81 % bis so - Der 4reis Der naeH
SGGre III IS @iS pro 2laro.
25 Siid,tild)cr, G5ro6e l1l4 - SmpouatioHs=
FTets - - otT 4irs!s os! naiien s&aaTe III i -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u 20 - Ger 4lsI5 Der EGen
WaGre 15 9tS. DO luptHo.
800 feine aispraientrtellrr.S Scfcn -
SmportatOns=4IelS 70 Gts. - Ser 5rels Der EaieH
ESQ Suernr 9rpscr Stidbs Seruictten Snrz
pordtlonSsSTelS 81. Der 4rel5 Der ndNeH gSGGre
Sl.10 plo 9Egenp.
100 Sue,nr srpaer siid,. scrpietten Sulz
p9rtatons<tr Is s2.25-osr @let5 oer naIlen 29aare
81 25 NO 8uteHo.
100 Sutrnn icbr iri,6ncr 5iid,= Serpiettcn -
3mporotIons Brel5 s2.75 - oer %reIs Der nGiisn
l9narc 81 40 pro 9UgeHo.
q. :. Saf1rdp " Comp
siuffiuus=&crfdrf.
100 Sueenr cdtc 5,Dirn. Stritmpfe tStS!e
prO Tup,Ho - 2,uttlor5.t trsi5 . SIS. pro &OOr.
50 0uBsme id,warJs {:3,pirn: 2triImpie iiir
Samen tette Ei%ie Gbt 90. NIT slaltIlbeH aeElpp=
- 2uttlo9sz zI}retS 3 Gts. pro GdGr.
80 SuFeuo cd,t iebudrse 5aIb: ztrilmpfc fir
Dianucr - Sahau'a Eiela $500 pro SugrEo -
SHIltpES%SltlS 10 SlS. MO SauI-
80 SuEeue 3miru A5aueidbubc (Sislc
sbreaeJ fIr 4jsdrd,eu, jofir0p's greis $1.5U pro
Sufeno = auttious=,Prei5 12ts @ts. pro toar.
100 Sugene 1mttatlrns- Sueee 5ancidube
fur 0amsn 5affrGu's Ereia S3.5O pro SuPeuo -
AuttloRs= EreiS IL "a Sts. pro H00r.
1000 8arfS Sriib Saiun - ooppeIte Sreite,
reuec 6Grben uno Seiiiza; Saffrnu's &reiS 12}z
cts. - .utiUHsz Bleis &t5.
800 N,arcs ichr ,pertbpppHc rHSbite Gppts,"
rclte Gife.tc; IaIirGus Frei5 25 SIS. auitiUn5z
Frel5 "a GtS. pro YIro.
100 CTgcue ccpte tiirfiid,=rptbe Scdf fd,cu
e. ~SOpIies"); >tafiraps BrelS 81 pro SueeHb 2utz
II E5-Irei$ so SIS. pro SugeEo.
1000 SIares rcinlinncnc e'tdier. Sue,crffp f :;
SGifrap's Frel5 1872 Cts. 9utttorS lrelS o Gts.
I00G Sjdres "Sud "=i6anrtuditpff - reiHes
GinHeH. 20 SOIL brett; Saifgop's %rcI5 20 Sts- -
4Httons:Hrsls ii StS.
500 2Iares feline punftirte "Spik," pGiieEo
fir 8elocr ODER SrapcreR; >JGiTrGpS breIs 20 Sts.
-lntTlonszgrets 5 GtS.
llur picle ancere partie'n, ,peldbe nod nio,t
dusgepacft Hue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
stufee,,om,uene Yanorsm.

Sn Der giud)mittu95Neung wul ben
auI @mpfeblun9 Oe5 FaitOr5 .. 2lIrtp
pon SuOz9torwalt, @Onn., pom @Omlte
iat BrIiun9 unO Auinabme uOn Bato,
rem iolgenoe BaltOrcn IN Die SpnoOe
aHi9enommen: '0uua llrIt pOu EOfs(o /.
pen, Ya., Us. YeOnbarOt pom 9ep, 2Orf,
N.>?), 4. 8sOer pOn IagIOc, Ba., uuO
6. WelBtOpf BON BrIcebulg, ia. DE
Yaforeu s. SdabIn9er Us. @ottlieb
uuo ). &ramer murocn proollOrlib auTz
9enommen. Die auIgenOmmencn Raz
Itoreu wur0en POM Eraeo Or. i. {.
Wtsn;el ber3Ilh wIutOmmcn 9ebsIBeu
unO 9ebel.u, lbr Sntsrelie iIr lgnoOoIs
slrbeit wub ;u Balten. Dh' 3anoi4lo9
unb lInter3eIdnung Der Statulen Der
SgnrOe enOI9te Die GcrcmOnls. &allOr
6. NslBtopf oantt. mi gtamen Der ouis
scnOmmeHsn YaitOren fir oa8 erwIelene
STtraueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
@l,jtett.

STE Satlt9e tuirO an9ec
grtTem, ,ttto Oer &rattfe
itirbt att 2lasssbrnng. GS
gibt nttr eine itd)ere Ie'
tbpee, Oteies tramrige &es
iulfat at perbiiten, tt,,o
Oieie btitebt oarin, ole
&ramfbcit im tbrem dit
famgsitaoittm s,t fmriren
onr0 oen 0ebramd) bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
9SId1tiee Seidlnhe.

Sieraui wuroc Eal1Or IS. J. Sdmiot,
SOrliger oc5 ParOAlalz S6ulzG GOmlte'a,
9ebeteu, ole UOrber bcrtlt5 pOr9eleieaen
2Bei,u wieoer uOr3uIs9en. 2lur GrunO
ocrlelben uur0e beidlOnen:
l. Dog benz Setrstar 0t5 Oiltritts Der
0ant Der eOnierenj iur Die AuSarbetz
tuns Der Sdulz 9emata UOtlrt merOen
ioQ.
2. Der 9iltrltt beoauert, 6aB cine
2lujabl oer uOn Haltoren 9ebaltenen
S9ulen ctngcgansen llno, unO billet
bic Oamlt perbunoentn Gemclnoen unO
Die EaltO'en, pOmo5Iidl Die Saulen
wieoer ms yebsn 3u rGTen, ODER oaB
w,risiteua elnlSs Wconate Sdule gtg0l,
ten .Ulr0.
3. Ter 9Ntrltt 6rinQt 0arauf, oaB
Der ScialuB Oer lceten General 5guOOe
uuirtGt erballen uno o05 yebterlemluar
in Scrblnoung mlt ocm BrOiemlnat,
wie bI5per. in GImburlt, 3d., b.laiien
wcrbe. gSenn nOtBlJ, ioQen bic OOrtIz
gen 0ebdulldDteIieu peryrOBsrt psroeu.
i. Ger 8eldluB oe5 lutritts i'm leez
ten Sabre, be3igll3 Der GlugIleOerun9
Der Eebrer IN bic SguOOe, blslbt in
Strait.
>. Eaitcreu un0 @emeinoen iuuen e8
iid ernltlIdl ansele9en leln lailtn, oas
2S.rt per 9useuoerslebuu9 unO Der Oiaz
tUni. IN ausm Grnltc gu trcibsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
Dir bsfe -fribiabrs> mfbi}in

IugenbljdIit III .Iu 3so.r Oarauf be-
oatt, ctlraS fir bic 9ttlnlsuHs isInes
@lules ~ thuu, Ooer ruie man Su lager
pfIe9t, etue 6rUbjubrss s0feotsiu sn ge'
brand.u. lluo oles iii uollfommen
rld)t9 aebuuO.lt, leoob nuB man bic
g..lgnete DieOi;ln eluHebmsu. 6aus
Ste Sbreu Arst couiultusu. 10 mirO
Shu,u SrripIbe innpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13

0tan ira9e fiir 8 tut'd]e 2aunorps Sefe.
Gle it DIE beiis! Sspapre Die umidllase
aui. (4prl3, Mle)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
11nier 0abelbrtef.
Die llmlturscprlaee eeititrSt
9as Wimiiteri,tmt bleibt'
Sir Sagesgeipra1c in Der &eid)s.
9anptitabt.

(SfsSieu fiir ben ~Seuther Goreiponoentcn"
terliet onrh Die llueo TreB" uno bic "gtep=gorter
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-09-07
A HOLIDAY.
me cary. friends. ana vet not oversoon:
A..nsun sne sun Just finished climbing up;
Al that bright hour when dayligh.s oaIa..

Nme cary. friends. and vet not oversoon.
s.arir. the sun just finished climbing m.
saat bright hour when daylight 8 golden
cup
nsQulvcring full. nor yet trickling tune
~ amber rill sets toward the afternoon:
AsAs nour when lilies doze and wild doves
meet
ana In the babbling waves cool their pink
feet. p'n~
learning, meanwhile the idle eddy,s Groom.
.-,c yer leaf has aged-a wind blown wrong
eone crept into the biuebirds s song
-. may It be In the summer OF the year,
An summer. when the light Is white ana
strong
At noontide when the day is crystal clear
You Will step early down and meet me here
stop at hillside flushed with westerinr gold
A.nong pee-balm and banks OF dark veined
fern.
ana shall want, sweet friends. NO storied
urn,
vniy y hollow stump filled with black mold,
"nese pertwtnkles- balm and purple pease
Cfeep round the rim on vines of twisted
silk;
"nere Wild white norning-glorie drip like
Do"n through the ragged, splintered crevices
"nerc children come and sit beside my bed
ana smooth Its coverlet OF grass and say
IN but one should wish l were not dead
., . .nink should be glad there all alone
win little cross above low white stone,
And on the stone: .'On for holiday"
Agnes f. Mitchell in Chicago Record
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-09-07
HERE AND THERE.

There are only four days each year
in which the sun and clock time ex.
actly correspond-April 10. June II.
September and December -.
The isolated life Of the farmer has
its disadvantages, but this very isola.
ton enables him to live nearer home
and farther from the evil influences
that in cities cause the ruin of thou
sands every year.
1t is estimated that three thousand
carloads of peaches will be shipped
from Georgia this season. The bulk
Of this wonderful fruit crop were
sent to market during the first, second
and third weeks Of July.
Prof Stewart says that lime Is the
most important part OF the mineral
elements of nearly every plant. The
ash of a plant is made up OF these min
eral elements, and by examining the
ash, he says, we may discover what
kinds add quantities of mineral mat,
tiers the plant requires.
When prices Of stock arc good the
best animals bring the most money and
the largest profit, and when the bottom
falls out of the market nothing but
good stock will save us from loss. Good
stock. continually becoming better, re-
Rardless of the markets, is the only
salvation for the raiser.
Always burn the refuse materials
taken from the nests. The real breed.
ing places for lice are the nests, which
t0y fYvv. frVy~ -
ting hens. and the hens hatch out more
lice than chicks. All nests should be
cleaned ut least once a week, and every
portion Of refuse should be consumed
by fire.
-Im making gilt-edge butter it is
highly important that the churn he
stopped at the right moment. This is
clearly indicated by the change in the
sound when the butter comes. When
the cranules reach about the size OF
wheat grains butter is in the best con-
dition for washing out the huttermilk
and distributing the salt.
Rice is being recommended rs
food for stock The average price OF
raising this grain is about half
cent per pound. and it is said to be
even now in demand for feeding pur-
poses II one cent per pound. There is
q large amount of badly cleaned and
broken rice that always sells far be-
low the price Of staple grain that
might be utilized Tor stock feed. ani
Tins reserve for hamsn food ca,y tbs
bettss GTSdse
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-09-07

At the last census there were .. s0a
woolen mills in this country. Ten
years earlier there were 1850. while on
the other hand the capital invested had
increased from &i5e. .O0O. COO in 1880 TO
S9ae, ,O00. 900 in 1890. thus showing |,
larger concentration of business.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-09-07
HE WOUND THE WATCH.

Practical Joke ON One Of he North Slide
Street Railways Mlaions.
Say, friend, can I trouble you te
wind my watch for me? / mashed INV
thumb in = folding-be and it bothers
me badly" said = sedate old gentle
man to the conductor Of north bound
limits car to-day, as the grip ducked
down into the tunnel.
The neat rubber cot ON the gentle
mans thumb confirmed his story and
his benign dignity did not seem to ad-
init of = refusal. Consequently, the
conductor took the silver chronometer,
grasped the stem and began to wind
with cheerful alacrity. By the time
the train had reached the dividing
wall in the tunnel the ..short-horse-
soon-curried" expression va nished
from the face Of the conductor.
..Guess this must be q Waterbury,
he grumbled.
Waterbury? Well, guess mott" was
the short and dignified response.
The passengers had gradually be-
come interested in the proceeding. un.
til everyone in the car was watching
the performance. The conductor evi.
IDENTIFY made up his mind that he wa.
in for q job and determined 20 make
the best of it. SO he continued to wind
and wind. The train pulled mp int
daylight and he had not taken q single
fare. Things were getting desperate,
but he had no notion Of quitting until
the watch was wound to . standstill
The passengers were beginning to
laugh, and this madc him still more de-
termined.
The train whipped around the corner
toward Clark street. Then the old
gentleman smiled knowingly as he
said:
Thank you very kindly, sir. 1 al.
ways wind that watch in installments,
and think the little start you have
given it will do very nicely until can
get home"
A male passenger jeered At the CON.
ductor and several ladies Riggled be-
hind their handkerchiefs- TO fully
expose his joke. the diRnified old man
slipped on the rubber cot and exposed
as healthy . thumb As ever turned the
stem of watch He il well known
Is one of the most inveterate practical
iokers in the city. The next time that
conductor winds watch for a passen-
ger the company will know it.-Chi.
csgo Post.