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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
lCorrespondence Of the Beacon J

correspondence or the Beacon
81. GEORGES ISLAND, Nd. Aug. 10, 1896
Messrs. Editors Really IL IL pleasing
TO ones feelings to understand that bust
ness Ii reviving here as elsewhere Mer.
chants here are doing fairly well, and ] no
tice that oystermen have made every pre-
paration possible to commence their bust
ness whenever the season arrives, which is
coming apace. The Potomac ho'el has
been full Of Summer boarders almost the
entire season. Messrs Adams Bros are
men Of no ordinary ability, and they know
how 10 please, etc. The health Of the Is
land is good, and DR.. Hooper Lynch, the
principal physician, is seldom seen in a
professional capacity.
II Is high time for Democrats, not milk
and-water ones, 10 make up their minds to
the somewhat unpleasant fact that their
party Is seriously menaced The ice upon
which they are skating is exceedingly thin,
and do not think that the partys leaders
Of st. Mary's could do a better service than
TO keep q watch until the election 10 over.
If good men are put up as candidates do
not have the least heart burnings as to the
successful result of the coming election.
Shall We have good men to vote for, or
shall they be like breeze from the piny
woods, little thin air and nothing more I?
Frequently boarders from Miller's wharf
and Raleigh's Summer resort pay visits to
the Island. A few days ago had the
pleasure Of meeting your regular CORES.
pendent, Azzana, here. He and Misses
Katie and May Foxwell came from the
Pine on q pleasure trip. Capt w. B.
Combs and mate Geo. G. Foxwell brought
them in the River Queen, a large and beau.
tifully constructed boat. They enjoyed
themselves much, and left on time with a
fair wind 10 make Smiths creek ere the
stars began 70 peep out from their hiding
places.
DAISY BLUE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
COMMUNICATED.

OAKLEY, Nd, Aug. 10, 1895.
EDS. BEACON The efforts of the Balti.
more Sun to distort the political issues in
the. present canvass, into Democracy vs..
Gormanism, instead OF Democracy vs. Re-
publicanism, should deceive no one. 1t
has been evident for some time that the
Sun Is willing that Maryland should pass
under Republican control rather than there
shall be even q semblance of victory on the
part Of Mr.. German. Are the Democrats
Of Maryland willing TO this Will not the
remedy be worse than the disease which it
Is proposed TO cure? Does any one sup
pose for moment that we can allow the
Republicans to carry this State at the next
election, and then, with all the patronage
and election machinery in their hands,
wrest it from them in the Presidential con-
test next Year, The chances would GER
tainly be largely against us. The worst
the Sun can say against Mr. Hurst and the
State ticket, is that they were nominated
by "Gorman influences" l have known
Mr.. Hurst for many years, and do not be.
lieve there are influences" Of any kind
that can swerve him in the slightest degree
from the right, and from what he believes
to be the best interests Of our people. If
elected. he will give us a clean, business
administration, and will show himself in
every respect worthy of the confidence and
support Of the Democrats ofthe State. We
cannot, therefore, urge too strongly upon
Democrats the importance of giving our
ticket an earnest support. Any other
course would be suicidal TO our party. The
Sun would have opposed Mr.. Hayes with
as much vehemence as II opposes Mr.. Hurst
In its blind hatred Of Mr.. German. 1t would
destroy the Democratic party In Maryland,
In the hope Of destroying him also. The
one would be misfortune, for which the
other could afford no adequate compensa.
ton. / am not defender of Mr.. German
I am opposed to his political methods. 1
cannot indorse some Of his principles or his
policies. But can see nothing but harm
In continuing to make him an issue in this
campaign. Let US cease to wage a warfare
in our OWE camp-but rather let us carry
the battle into the camp of our snemy-for
by this alone can we hope for an honorable
victory.
Respectfully, &C.,
]. NJ. DENT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
Religious.

Religious.
Divine service at Trinity Church, st.
Mary's City, August 25th, at 1880 a. m.
Morning Prayer Nnd Holy Communion.
Sermon by Rev. E. w. Wroth.
Sept list at 4 p. m. Evening Prayer
and Sermon.
81. Mary's Chapel, the Ridge. August
18th at 4 p. m. Evening Prayer and Ser
mon by Rev. Z. w. Wroth.
Sept lst at 1880 q. m Morning Prayer
aud Holy Communion. Sermon by Rev
M. Holden. The public are invited.
WILLARD +. MiHMIcK. Minister
in charge ST MaEy's Parish.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22

Mr.. G. G. Strong, principal of
the public schools at Anderson,
CAL, says: "I have used Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and have found it
an excellent remedy for lameness
and slight wounds"
Lameness usually results from a
sprain, or other injury, or from
rheumatism, for which Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is especially in
tended and unequalled. 1t affords
almost immediate relief and in a
short time effects permanent cure.
For sale by VIM. F. Greenwell &
Son, Leonardtown; j. s. Matthews,
Valley Lee, and all country stores.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
seheel Kattsrs.

AZ It's recent meeting the School Board de-
cidcd 10 reopen the white schools, October l.,
proxImo, and the colored schools on the 18th OF
September, prox. Three new school houses
are TO be buiit-two for colored pupils and one
for white pupils-and the delay in re-opening
the schools is because OF this drain upon the
funds and the decrease In the State apportion-
mcnt. For failure to make the required aver
age, schools No. Q, LIST district; No. 3, 5th dis
trict, and No. Z. 9Th district, will be closed.
The Board appropriated go to be expended by
the sc. Georges Island trustees for repairs, &c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
Lowuntcwn Locals.

(FSom our Regular C1rrsspondsnt)
We are not Of the opinion Of some Of our
pessimistic neighbors that our political
leaders of the county are men with the unre.
generated hearts as those of bye gone days,
and ready. frsooth, 10 illustrate Virgil's
.Eaeile descensns Acerni.' They are consis-
tent, not as matter Of outward decency
True, we have few willy politicians who,
for the sake of self, act In the role Of hon.
est men, TO be thrown of, however, at
pleasure as soon as the public gaze is
withdrawn. Exceptions prove the rule, l.
e., that the rule exists, and unpleasant as
the admissitn may be our leaders as body
have the interest Of the party uppermost in
their minds.
Farmers and truckers-snd in fact every
body are In buoyant spirits inasrnuch as q
most excellent rain, refreshing beyond con-
ception, has visited this section. We shall
enter on no encom.um Of Heaven. Il
needs none from our pen. We are thank.
full for the much needed rain and we have
u
thankful feeling in the hearts of all. We
are mot satisfied. No, We possess the
soul, the mind, and the heart Of an immor-
al being. The depth, purity and pathos
Of our hearts gratcfulness il here offered 10
Him whom the Heaven Of Heavens can
not contain. Lookl Well. do we see
through q medium or noti We are Ger.
tain that We use the naked eye just now.
The flowers. the beautiful flowers How
lovely What sublimity and beauty !
What rich scenery Of hill and dale pre-.
senss itself TO our view when We take our
daily walk into the woods near by The
melody of breeze, and waves, and birds en-
nance our delight The innocent little
birds lift up their heads and worship their
Maker in their innocent way. Dc not We,
their super,or. worship Him. too' Most
certainly we do not worship other deities-
Mammon, Honor, Selfshness, etc.
We notice that Mr.. John s. Jarboe IL
making frequent consigmments Of pears.
apples, ETC., to Washington. He IL IN en-
erresic man-a man OF push-just the kind
of man that 10 needed In every neighbor-
hood.
Captain Palmer, Q retired officer Of the
army, IL negotiating for the Fiddis farm.
formerly owned BY the late J. II. and Wal
ter Biscoe.
As the migratory birds begin 10 leave for
the South, 90 Summer boarders quietly
take their departure for their respective
homes.
AzzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
Concert for the Bsnsat Of o., Paurs n. 4
ChErch

To the music loving public the concert Tor
the benefit Of 80. Paul's NJ. Il. Church on We'd
nesday, August 18th, promises 10 be one OF
the most interesting ever given ut the Hall.
II IL entitled An Old Folks Concert" and en-
braces songs OF the past, such as "Juinata,
"old Kentucky Home, i" ''SwaneeRiver. Aud
Lang syne'' and others dear TO tho memory OF
10 many. Prominent among the Washington
singers, assisted by our home talent, will be
Mr.. J. J. Fisher. whom we 30 well remember
Miss Ida Briscoe and Others.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22

Until further notice for the purpose OF
receiving taxes will be at
Jarboesrille, the 1st Monday of each
month.
st. Inigo's, the first Tuesday of
each month.
Valley Lee, the LIST Saturday of
each month.
- All who are owing back taxes 70
me must settle IT once W W. CECIL,
Collector
Dec 20 92-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

CHARLOTTE HALL, ST. MARY's Co MD
122nd year. One Of The oldest and best.
established schools in Maryland. Thor.
ough academic instruction under military
discipline. Healthful location at the his.
toric "Cool Springs" Estate of 325 acres
including beautiful campus of 12 acres
Board and tuition, $50 per session of s
months. Daily trains from Baltimore and
Washington.
GEO. NJ. THOMAS, A. NJ,
July 15-1mt Principal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22

'SHH 9f
Stesssser Tak,Ee .. wheisaye Piers
u and 10 Light SSflFT bari. Fk4fEisy
and Sunday at Q Pm SnsEAnrsdASss
trip will make the following Ladings:
Miller's, Cowarts, Kinsale,
Brome's, Bundick's, Sandy Point,
Bacon's, Coan, Mundys PIT,
Lewisetta, Barnes Lodge.
Returning. will leave Lodge at p. n.
Kinsale at p. NJ, Coan at p. M. Friday.
SUNDAYS TRIP viii make all the
above Landings and extend her trip 10 Al
exandria and Washington, leaving Barnes,
At p. NJ, Coan at p. NJ, Bundick's $50
T. NJ. Mondays for Washington Will
leave Washington on Tuesday ats p. NJ.
ior Baltimore, stopping at the following
Wharves
Alexandria, Leonard town Coan,
Glymont, Piney Point, Bundick's
Colo'al Beach Adams, Cowart's,
Lancaster, Sandy Point, Lewisetta,
Bushwood. Mundys PIT, Miller's,
Stones Lodge. Brome's
Towards, Kinsale, Bacon's
Abell's, Barnes,
Leaving Leonsrdtown al z A. NJ Lodge 1
T: NJ, Kinsale, Q p. NJ, Coan 8 r. M.
Wednesday.
Grain Sacks Furnished Free.
Fersisszer si.a5 per Tea.
FARE FRDH RlfER LiSDIkc 10 BiIfTNegR:
Rssnd Trip fira Class, S.1. Single IMP Frt Gas,
Sl5e. Esand Trip Second Class, sec Single IMP Sec.
ssl Ciss Siss HEALS 80 tESfS zach.
ALVIN p. KENNEDY,
Telephone No. 10. Manager.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22

In the County Levy, published on our
first page, the Witnesses Allowances are
"made up" wrong. The totals are right,
but the printer put them in the wrong
place.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs. Editors-Please announce JAS
A. WATTS, of the eighth election district
as a candidate for the next sheriffalty, SUBJ
jet TO confirmation by Democratic prima-
ries in 1895, and say he will receive q strong
support. LOWER DIsrRICTs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
"OLD CLOTHES MADE NEWT"
CLEANING AND DYING.

HAVING arranged with first class es-
IL adjustment, / am prepared to have
gentlemen's clothes. ladies' dresses and
dress goods and other articles cleaned and
dyed in the very best manner and at bot
tom figures.
LUKE +. MATTHEWS,
Brown Store, Leonardtown.
Nov % 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22

"t Is the hes, patent medicipl k4JeS
world is what Mr. NJ. HasmsnyS{
Marquam, Oregon. says Il Ch( ,iberiains
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhqX Hsedy.
what leads me 10 make III Sassetfnh
that dysen'ery in its worse FIRM was prevs
alent around here last summer audit nerer
took over two OF three doses of that RENE
dy to effect cure. For sale by w. r.
Greehwell & Son, Leoeardtown: ]. 8. Mat
thews. Valley Lee, and all country stores.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
LOUIS HARLE,

CUsaoM BooT AND SHOEMAKER,
has located st CALIFORNIA, and is ready 10
fit any foot from the smallestto the largest
at the most reasonable rates. Ladies and
gents fine wok speciality at shortest no
ticc Nov. f5-ttf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22

Religious.
CHRIST CHURCH, Chaptico.
Every Sunday 10 A. d. Sunday School.
1890 A. d. Service and Sermon.
First Sunday In every menth Holy Com
munion-
80. Andrep's Church Services with SER
mon every Sunday in the month Of 1880 Q.
m. Holy Communion drst Sunday.
80. James Olapel,- Western Brdneh,-
the first and third Sunday In the month ct
Sd. m. Sunday School at Q. p. m.
paeussnt Bsech-Services the fourth
Sunday In the month, and Sunday school
every Sunday Of p. n.
80. Peters Chapel, Lsonardtorn-Even-
song and sermon every second and hfth
Sunday In the month at $50 p m.
All Saints Church.
Service every Sunday morning ut 10
O'Clock q. m. Due notice will be given OF
all special service.
Rev. III. FIELDS SAUMENf6.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
u. It. HALL,
Of Washington,
PAINTER AND PAPER-HANGER

Will be in ST. Mary's for two months from
July LIST, proximo, and will do all work in
his line. Orders addressed him in care of
BEACON OFFICE, Leonardtown, will re.
ceive prompt attention.
June 27-2mx
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-08-22
For the House of Delegates

Messrs. Editors please announce Doctor
THOMA5LYNCHa s candidate for the House
Of Delegates subject 20 the Democratic pFima-
~. Democratic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
gadle rires pcrEtmahten @atten.

g biIubeIp + ia, IS. 936r. -
Sobn Robinfon fsuerte beute @ormitz
tag orei S6iiiIe uuf isine 2eben5gez
fdbrtin W}urp a6, bic ale i6r 3iel
trafen. Damn ri6tete Der W20roer Die
Waffs gs9en bic eigene 8ruIt uno I6pB
ii6 bur9 oa8 Ser3. Gr mar auf Der
SteIe cine 2eide. Die Sra90oie err
eignete Iib tur3 na6 II ll6r an Der
GbeItnutz, unterbnlb bar 3. StruBe.
9as Puar lieB ItA Dor etfpa 3 Su6ren
in bic G6efeTeln Idmieoan, le6te absr
f9on Ieit lGngerer 3sit getrsnnt. 6eute
M}prgen itattete 9fobinIon ieiner frUz
6eren 2ebensgefGbrtin, tpeIde in einem
ReItaurant Stellung gefunoen, einen
8eIu6 db uno Bat 'ie unter cem 9orz
panbe, er babe Gtp15 nit t6r gu be-
ipre6en, einen Spu3iergung gu urter7
ne6men. &uum batten 9eiDe bus
6au8 perlaiIen, al5 8obinIon, einen
S6ritt 3urii6blei6eno, pl0BIi6 einen
3eDolper 3og uno feuerte. sSm 3uz
den, am 9lrm un0 an Der 0dnD parz
leBt, bruh Die 5rau 3uIammen. SIN
6oIpital ertlGrtan Die 4er3te ben Gu
itano ber9erpunoeten fir pretGr. .Mun
glau6t, DaB Elm fehlgeT6Iagsner Ser
i06nunqgperiu4 Seitens bas 8utten
bic unIeIige S6at peranlaBt bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
Scr 9ri6nnm oes ,,StcinmGnncs"
graft acl!OhlCn.

@t6ita, &as., IS. Deg. - Der
2ei6nam BON Gogar9ratt, oer 3u2e6z
3eitsn ben 8uf genoB, oas 8r0Bte8unz
Der Ieiner 2trt-Isins ano4en maren
in Stein iibergegaagan- in Der @slt
gu Tein, uno fir5li8 itar6, it, ME aus
0ougluB 8emeloet pirb, aus ieinem
8rube ge5tO6Ien mOrosn. Gr mar neun
Sabre lang 10 iteif ME einIooter uno
lebte ein3ig BON Suppe, o;: inn 0ur4
bic geIalofenen3d6ne ein8sfl0Bt lparO.
Sine Hepzgortsr meoi3iHiIae 6eisQ~
i6aft 6atts ibm stne jd6rliae 8eniion
BON $1,000 unO 1eirer BittDe bei isiz
mem SOB: $4,000 geboten, penn er Der
8eIeQi6uft ieinen Gei6num perma4sn
niiroe;oies beripeigerts9ratt. Cr Durz
be unter einem glumen6:,t Dor Dem
5sniter bes S4luf3immar5 ieiaes @az
tsrs begru6en uno nGbreno Gebterer
neuli4 ais 9eI6norener einberufen
mar, purOe Der Rau6 ausgefIbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
Snm @riiidungstune gcrcttet.
Swei iunse wfdfbcn i'm S6Iafc pom @as
ibfru6Itiot


g 6iIabeIp biu, 8u., Is. 9e3.
= So6n Websr, pelher in g2r. 21O8,
Rprb II. Straba, Elm S9neioergsz
iAGft betreibt, nuroe geitern frii6
I'm 3 llbr our9 bic geusnoen 8ufe
lin 8ottespiLlen, 6err Weber, tomz
men Sic raid; 5lorence uno W}ib9aQ
liegen i'm Sterban." aus Dem S6lafe
gepedt. Weber uno ieine 5rou fhlisz
fen i'm MitteI5immer oes brittsnStpGz
pertes, ipGbreno oas 9orosr3immer
Der 5o6ter oes 5auIes, 6Iorsnce We=
Der, ipnie 3Dei jungen Wido4en, Die
tei Der Tamilie Weber Soft unO 2Ogis
habsr ais G6tufgemoh bieHt. Die
9Ulferufe rii1rten BON einem Der
M6ohen fer. 8ebsr Iprang aus Dem
8ett uno elite in oas @oroer3immer
6inij6er, mo- inn glei6 bei'm 8stretsn
oeIielben Elm betGubsnoer 0a5geru6
sntgesen brang. 9a5 W}d0hen, mel
5es um @ijlfe geruIen, le6nte ar Der
Nonb, bate oaS 8eTi4t nit baiDan
6dnben beoedt unb rang miibiam naA
2Lt6em. 6lorencs 8a6er uno MtB
9aQ, bic 5uIammsn in einem 8ette
ihlieFen, paren auF Die 6iilferuFe ibz
rer 6reunoin aus bsm Bette geIprun=
gen, jeoo4 8eiOe betdubt gu 8Oosn
geiunten. 0eber elite an'5 6enitsr,
rib ouiIeIbe auT uno rief pann feline
6rau uno Ieine berbeiratbete Scooter,
Die i'm 9inter5immer fcblief gum Seiz
1tdnoe 6erbei, pd6reuo er Iel65t notbz
bijrftig betlsioet, Den nd6Iten 2lr3t
6olte. 0iaIsm gelang es nu6 ldngsz
rem 8emiibsn, Die beioen iungen 9az
men tpteoer gum 8enubtIein gu brinz
gen. Die nun ongaiteQte llnterIu6ung
erg1b mertpiiroiger Meiie, DAB Der
8asAabn i'm S6laf3immer Der W}doz
den gei6lpiIen mar; and tonnte mir
geno8 Elm 2ad in Der H0hre gefuuoan
peroen, aus Der ous 8u5 bate aus
itr0men t0nnen. Grit ais man bic
8u5geieuI6aft bena3ri6tigte, uno
Dieie Elm paar Qaute geIanot bate,
fano man, ouB ba8 9auptro6r, mel
6s8 DOR Der StraBe ms 6aus f;ibrz
te, einen 2ed bate. @5 I6eint benz
na4, baB Da5 8a5 our4 oieies entz
MID, ms 6au5 0rang un0 ii6 in ous
Sc3laf3immer Der MGOAen 3og. gtur
10 tpnnten Die 2ngsItellten Der 8a8z
Gpmpognie Ii6 ben SAT- erfIdren, 10
ionOsrbar 0ieTe Naaa6me audi gu fein
I6etnt.
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Ginc Desperate 0iulQttin.
sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. scbanrert baben

Pttts 3 Burg, ga, 16. 9e3. -
MelinOa Burns, cine iunge M}uluttin,
jagte 6eute friib an Der Gde pon8rant=
itraBe uno l. 2tpe. i6rem 8uttsn cine
&ugsl in ben &opf. 0a5 6rauen5imz
mer puroe prompt ber6aftst uno Der
iaper DerIeBte Mann, OeTen Qeben
mabri6einli9 foum gu rettea Iein
DirO, in's 6oIpitul ge6ra8t. Die
f6uBfertige WtelinOa, iiber 0erel
0aupt % Sommer oabin geruu76t
fin0, tbeilte nit, baB lie ieit ibrer Dor
3tpei Subren erfolgten 9eirot5 nit
8urns BON bieiem in Der nieoertrd4z
tighten Deiie miB6anoett tporOsn lei
uno bic S6at in SslbTtpert6eibigung
beqoagen babe, oa ibr 0utte 3uerIt Elm
Piitol in m0r0erii4er 2t6Ij4t auf tie
Qeribtet.
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9aBli6e llncriattli6frit.
Die Ribensudsrs 'Sabrtfanten in gsebrasfa auy
Gem yiaublueC.

Norf off, Ne6r., 16. 9e36r. -
QBie oorbergeIagt, 10 fam e5 ou6. Die
9eiiBcr Der bisiigsn 3uterfu6rit, Ov=
naro Bros, Dfferiren ieBt ben ;Farz
mern, tpel6e 3uderrii6en gu berfQufen
6aben, anitatt S., $3.50 pro Gonn,,
uno ba biele 6armer bi5har i6re Ri=
ben 3aIten muBten, ba bic 6abrif nur
bef4rdntte 2(blieferung Qeitattete, uno
od5 Riiito bes Grfrieren5 Der 3ii6sn
Elm beoeutenbe5 lit, 10 tperoen np6l
piele 6armer in Den lauren 2(pfal BEL
Ben miiiIen uno bic Sfferte Der GFabrif
annebmen. 9p6 bic Crnuro'5 thun
ni3t5 hal6; 9Iei63eitig nit oem9reisz
Observation-Disclosures 6d6en iie Qu1
eine 2o6n6erabiebung fir fat ale
9lrbsiter Der 5abrit oefretirt uno bieIe
Go4nberabieBung lit cine fe6r beoeuz
tenoe unO trifft piela 3eute bart. 9az
bet lit gu bemerten baB peoer fir bic
eine, mod fir bic anoere M(QBreqel
aud nur trgeno Elm plQuIibler 8runo
gelteno gemd6t nerhen fam. Or
naro'S t0nnen ni6t in 2(breoe ftslsn,
0aB Der 8etrie6 ibrer 6abrif Gin luz
trdtiper 1T. 9a6ei lit Ho9moterial
rei6lib unb in gutter QuulitGt p0rz
6anoen, 10 3par, oaB nit Sag uno
gta2tzS6i4tsn gear6aitet merosn
muB. Der 2(rbeiter BAT Ii1 9roBe lie
3ufrie6en6eit bemd0tigt; oQein fis
magen es nibt, bieIel6e gum 9(uSoruf
gu bringen, aus 6ur6t Dor GntlaIz
lung. Die 6armer oogegen maiden
aus t6rer lln3ufrieoen6eit fein 6e6I.
S5n elmer oieIer Sage bier a6gehaltenen
Geriommlung osrIelben tpuroe Die
9anolun9speiie Der 6a6ritsberrn in
oerber Sprdae tritifirt uno biefel6en
ais 8luti1uger bin9e7teQt. 0lei67eiz
ttg griinoeten Die 6armer oieier 8ez
genO einen oRiibenbuuz9erein," 0eITen
9auptuufgabe e5 iein foG, Die SyntereIz
len isiner Wtitglieoer geganii6er ben
f6Goigenbsn 9lnmaBun9en Der 6az
britsbefiBer gu ipQ6ren.
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9&r. 3O1.
gnircgcnoc S;cnc in Der SObranic.
Sis Iolssorrtretcr prusclu cinanScr.

Spfia, Is. De3. - 8Gbreno Der
geItrigenSiBunQ Der Spbrunie bruhte
Der 0eputirte Neit6on nieoer Die
S5rage Der Suufe oss 8ronprin3en
nu6 ruiIiih=prtbooorem Hitu5 sur
Spra6e. Gr ertldrte, man 1oQe Der
3eQierunQ, pelde einen IplhauShritt
biuigs, and ni6t Die geriugite SCRIBE
rung benilIigen. Der YrGiosnt Der
&ummer ent3og Dem Geputjrten oa5
Dort, 2ebterer fubr dber fort 2u Iprcz
den uno ertl0rte, OaB er nur Der 6ez
malt neihen miiroe. OieICn WDrten
FplQte cine lQrnenoe S33ne, pG6reno
nel6er Die QnlpeIen0en Re5ierun9sz
pertreter uno Der &ammerprGiioent
Den Sibung5Iudl perlieBen. gleitCboip
berblieb inoeB uuf Der 8eoncrtribiine,
bis Der 8rGiioeut }urijttehrte. &eBtsz
rer nuroe nit qroBtm Gdrm empfanz
gen unQ periieB Den Saal 3um 5meiz
ten N}ale. 9ci Der 3peiten gtjjttebr
oronete er an, ouB Der Deputirte Heit=
9pip aus Dem SiBunqs1aale eltfernt
fperbe. Den 6au5beamten, meIhe bic
fen 8eFcbl au5fijbren lponten, narfen
iid) aber 6reunOe g}ejtdOp'5 entgeQell,
uno IS lam 3u elmer reQuliren @aucz
rel. Die 8eamten murotn GcpriiQelt
uno g}eithoU TAliabLja pon 6relnoen
aus Dem Soole Qefjjhrt. Sine S3ene
miloen SumUIte5 fol9te. Der Prdz
- -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-17
Gmppdiitbe Sabelberittt.
&GCrIet Gus 5talicu.
Sic sIaSifalcn ldrmcn in Ter Sammer. - RaS
Wasfp men mad,t Tricccusporidiagc. -
GnsIane mil 3eiIa abtrctcE.

81 0 m, 16. Ts3. - Nah mebraren
Sagen Don urpGBli6teit erI0ien beute
9remierminiIter GriIpi gum eriten
W}Qle nisaer in observation-disclosures.
9e5iglicb Der Sage in 2lbsHpnien
tbsilte Sigror Gri1pi nit, e5 lei tei@
ne8peQs Der WunIh Der Regiepung,
Die @ren3en ne5 itaiisniifen IerritO=
rtum5 in Qfrita 5u erpeitsrn, 1onpern
IeoigIid3 in ben, bereit5 occupirten BRO
pin3en 8rpIperitat uno 7Srieben palten
gu Ieben uro MaBrubmen gsgen abeI=
ipniIne @eDaltthuten unb llebargrtffe
3u paranlaiTen. Der Prenier puros
ndhreno feiner Nu8Fiibrungen oor'Rdz
bitalen 60ufig unterbrDfen uno Gig
nor Quuren3ano, elmer Der 6ibrer Der
rucitalen Yartei, rQfm @elegen5eit,
ii6 gu Guuiten elmer republitdniiAen
Regierunasfprm 5u ertldrer. inoam er
Die 8ropbe3eturg Oes betannten italtez
r;I&en WQitutors W}u}3ini bon b3m
y2;eoercanQe Der W}oaaraje picOer=
tolte uro Der 6offnuu3 @lusorud perz
Iieh, Oa8 Ntin;Iterium GriIpt m0ge
bas leBte mpnartiitiIne W}ini'serium
StdIien's Ie;n. Der 4rdIjoent rieT Den
&eoner lpe9en Ieir:r IeiOenihaftliten
0orte inter Dem augemeinem 8eif1u
Der &ammer CUR Or0uung.
u 0 m, Is. Dei. - Die itaIieni76a
9eqierung tat in GngI1no 100000
8UhIen GpnIerpen=6leiId fir Den Sc
brau6 Der 5ruppen in 2lbsiipnien be-
IteLt.
Die 9fegierung 1T inItruirt moroen,
baB Der abaIIDniihe 9duptling Ra8
Wtotonnen Dem cpuanaroirenoen 0a=
neral 8aratiere 6ri.oen5DorihId9e
unterbreitets. QeBtsrer bat Die Bot
i6oft nod niht ernioert.
81 0 m, 16, 9e3. - Bie e8 beiBt
bat GrpBbriturnien einga.oiLIigt, Die
SnIel 3eiIa, 2(frita, auf me6rereSobre
unter itaIieniIfe &ernaltur3 81 tel
len. Da5 Yar3erIfiff nGtruria" 1T
besfuIb bersit5 oortbin ab9e9ar8en.