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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
Left at HomA

4 "vhy didn't y5S bring your hus
bandP" three or four people said to the
einancipated woman when she appeared
alone at whist party.
The poor fellow is continually ask
ing whatsis trumps," she explained
Detroit Free Press
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
Why He Paused.

II ought 10 have known better than
TO come here" said the departing
drummer 70 the landlord. II was told
beforehand that It was Q one-horse
town"
We'll, there's no use Of kicking now, =
was the placid response.
mo. l just wanted TO stop long
enough TO express my sympathy for tn.
horse. "-Washington Star.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
Souvenir NIRht.

First Suburbanite-What Is there go
ing on over at Brownkin's to-night-a
golden wedding?
Second Suburbanite-No, It's sou.
venir night, in celebration of the IF.
tieth day Of their having their new
hired girl.-Judge.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
J. & r. COUSINS

handmade Oxfords which sell by theirreputs.
ton. you will find after wearing TO be- the bSs,
Oxford you ever had on your foot, they are per.
feet beauties on the feet and as soft AS pl6ys
II you are troubled with those uncomfortable
MS, which you are always complaining Of gln.
pair of these which we recommend so hig6lv
we guarantee satisfaction. Now we can eys
you these styles in any color, Tans or Blacks,
for Women, Misses and Children,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12

Teacher-Yes, children, the hairs Of
our heads are all numbered
Smart Boy pulling out hair and
presenting it)-Well, what is the num-
Der Of this hairp
Teacher-Number one, Johnny, and
pulling ont several more) these are
numbers two, three, four, five and six.
Anything else you want to lxnow2
Smart Roy-No-no, sir.-Player and
Sportsman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
Time Is Money.

Shears the Tailor-Mr. Checkerlv.
think you ought to pay something on
account.
Checkerlv-Aw, vervy well; time IS
money, We know. so just cwedit I g With
q weQuest faw another thirty da,s' ex.
tension.-Harper' Bazaar.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
Time TO Sing Email

Dukane-Your friend Northside used
70 be an inveterate boaster about the
amount Of money he made, but hesI
nothing from him now on that point,
Has he met with reversed
Gaswell-Not at all. The income
tax gatherer is abroad In the land
Pittsburgh Chronicle telegraph.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
Better Than a Mastir.

Boy with minute canine)-Pop gave
my big sister this dog to keep the men
away.
Playmate-Wot's the good o. that lit
tie bit of mite2
Boy When the men see sister kiss
ing it, they go away.-Good News.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
SHOES.

We can't forget the children. This summer
they are the best that have ever been on tho
market; there is a larger variety to select from,
both In tan and black. Don't forget the "Od
Carlisle Shoe"
trunks, Satchels, Telescopes. Valises and
Umbrellas and most everything you can find
IN nrst-class shoe establishment.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
HATS,

tits time to lay aside that heavy felt or wooden
hat you have been bearing all winter and think
OF getting yourself or child stylish straw
hat. We have just received a large Invoice
Hats for Men, Boys and Children; the stylessre
very pretty this season. We can give you the
broad brim sailor for the three year old TO The
man Of three score and ten, so nobody is over.
looked.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
Consistent

Jess-Well, ! must go and take OF
my bi ycle trousers.
Bess-What for?
Jess-1've got to attend meeting OF
the Sc ,iety for the introduction Of dSe:si
skirts among the Turkish women.-N
Y Wcrld.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
Bow-LeRRed.

Miss Avvy New Cof New Yorkl-I do
30 wonder why that Mr.. Beacon Hill
always wears an ulster.
Miss Commonwealth tof BOSTON,
Hush, dear, Haven't you heard of his
urvedeontinuations?-Judge
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
NAturallY.

Mills-I don't see any harm in a Gig.
arctic, do you?
Stranger-No, indeed; in fact, I ad.
vocate them very strongly.
Mills-Really; you surprise me. Are
you physician?
Stranger-No; I'm an undertaken
n. Y. World.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
THE WORLD OF HUM0R.
Some of the Latest and Best Things
From the Pens of Our Most
Noted Funny Men.
Making a Sure Thug of It.

She shrank away coyly at his ap-
proach.
Are we alone?" she faltered, in ap-
prehension.
Il don't know" he answered. You
might sing few selections and make
sure
He rose and would ha re led her 20 the
piano but for the cold stare sha gave
him.-Detroit Tribune.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12

She-1'm not going to invite Mr..
Oakley here again. am very sus
picious of him.
He-Why? l never heard anything
against him.
She-Nor l, but his wife says he ha
no faults.-Truth.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
SHOES FOR MEN,

Gentlemen, when you think OF purchasing
shoes which are all the go this season, why
give US call and you will find the largest
stock to select from in the "city" styles, We
will give you an idea; there is the needle pic
cadilly, opera, razor toes and many Others, In
all colors OF Tan you can possibly think Of
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
Her Mind on Other Things.

Bismarck could even now be q great
leader of the Germans" said the hero
worshiper.
Really" exclaimed the absent-mind.
ed girl. 81 didn't know he danced. ~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
Small Distinction.

Lawyer-Then understand you to
swear, witness, that the parties came to
high words?
WitDess-No, sir; wot say is, the
words we're particularly low.--T1<
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12

Out skating In the cold they'd Been,
MY lips are numb" said she;
II you're inclined TO doubt this fact
Just feel Of them and see"
-prookivp ita
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
A Logical InsbriatA

Are you drunk?"
"You bet"
"Then move off from here"
Are you drunk?" queried the IN
ebriate
mo. am sober" was the indignant
response.
Then you can move off from here a
blamed sight easier than l can. Texas
Siftinys
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
Not \ Parallel Ca.e.

Boy-Cs boys is getting up fife and
drum corps, and we called 10 see II you
wor.l subscribe.
Mr. Lovepeace-Hum
Bog (encouraginglyl-Mr. Gadd, your
neirlbor, gave US dollar.
Mr.. Lovepeace-Yes; but he is going
to move away next week.-Good News
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
FREDERICK STOVE MOUSE,
y and . EaA PAassak sssssa Frsdsrisk, ~
NAVY
MOTTO

NOTICE. MOTTO
The attention OF parents and teachers is call
ed to the law which requires that all children
Shall have been duly vaccinated before being
received in any school,
The provisions Of the Act include all schools.
whether public or private, and although 1t is
believed that 1t has been rather better OBJ
served In this county than in many others OF
the State, yet In the considerable proportion
OF instances 1t has been disregarded or evaded.
:, Although there does not exist at the present
time single known case OF smallpox within
the limits OF the State, yet II has prevailed in
the United States In q far greater number OF
localities than Is usual at this season Of the
year, and may at any time make Its appear
ance in this county.
The law has made fair provision for the com.
pensation to physicians for vaccinating those
whose means render It difficult to pay the
usual fee for such services, and pure nd relia-
Die vaccine mattee can be gratuitously procured
irom DR.. Yeackle, State Vaccine Agent, at Bal.
timore.
Under these circumstances II Is hoped and
believed that the law will be more vigorously
observed without necessitating the enforce.
ment OF the penalty attached to its disregard
WIN. II. BALTZELL, M. D.,
sep.Z-u. County Health Oficer
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12

One and the Same Thing.
Some people borrow.
And some people steal:
Which one Is the better
One cannot reveal
Boston Courier
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
TO THE LADIES,

Now that winter is passed with all its s,o.
and chilly blast, we begin to think Of those n"
summer months which are sure Ia SoSo uu
therefore we want to do away with fhose NV
cut shoes we have been wearing TO Keen n'S \,
warm and think how we can keen onrsaIra 70
cool. Now If you want to keep cool. wb,cs
everybody does, why just purchase a pair I ~
we are offering at such low figures mis- seas lsl
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12

nRDER NISI ON AUDIT.
No. $3.50 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County, sit.
ting in Equity.
Sarah w. Kessler, on Petition
MAY TERN, 1895.
In the matter Of the Auditors Report flied
the I'D day Of June, 1895.
Ordered, That on the 18th day OF July, 1895, the
Court will proceed to act upon the Report
OF the Auditor, filed as Aforesaid, In the
above cause, to finally ratify and confirm the
same, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown before said day; provided copy Of this
order be inserted In some newspaper published
In Frederick County for two successive weeks
prior to said day.
Dated this I'D day OF June, 1895.
JOHN l. JORDAN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Frederick County,
True Copy-Test: JOHN u. JORDAN,
Glenn II. WoRTHINGToM, Sol. Clerk.
lie. &-3t.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
The Spring Fool.

The Spring Fool.
HIS obsequies, grieve TO notA
Took place this afternoon
He had lovely overcoat,
But left It on too soon
-Judea
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
OXFORD TIES.

Why we have them In every style that W,
can think of, square, opera, piccadilly, sonsr
point, globe and that common sense toe. which
with corns and bunions. N-'a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-08
Sanau unn China.

2onSon, 7. Wtai. - v2tme8" mels
bet als beitimmt, OaB Sapun isins 4nz
ipra9e auf bic Salblnicl SioO Sun9 Den
@unl6s Der prOt:itlrencen OlG9te sez
mas Yer3idt selelitet nno oaiHr eine
GutidaOi9uns in Saar BON g1O, ,OOO,'
900 erbalten pirb.
2onoon, Z. Otai. Den SlmeS"
wirO aus Boris eeuleloet: 9apau bat
81. SOfinung aler6rieoensIreunbe nlebr
ais erIiiut uuO 1T idIieBtid ubsr Die
6OrOerunsen 9tuBlano'S, 6rantreld's
unO 0eutl9lanO'5 binaus9s9ansen. Saz
pan iit, wie iebs Nsadt, mel4e pelB,
mas lie Mil, i6nea in lelnen Gntidliiiz
len unO idsint uIdt Gle 2lbiiht 81 baz
ben, Dur6 glnnahme baiber DfaBreseln
Die GOntroptrie 81 perlGn9eru.
Cine gerliner 0epeIhe an 0ahelbe
9latt bsil9t: Sb 9apau fir icin 9tadlz
gebeu BEN 6Orosrunsen 91uBlanO's,
Deutidlan6'S uno 8,anfreidl's se9enz
Ibsr Compensation perlangt, lit au9enz
bliflih nod unbelllmmt. Gine maBl9e
@rb0buns Der pon China 5u sableuben
&rleasentlddbi9ung iprrO in Berlin aui
feline Sppoition ltOSen. Sebenfalls entz
iernt Supan burd IelHe Jtacb9tebr9fcIt
bic oauernbe @eIabr elmer StOruus Oe5
6rieoens in Sitz2lien. lleber an9ebIidl
ielbltiudtise glbli9teu 9tuBlauO'6 lit in
Der leettu ,3eit plel 9ereOet wOrOeu.
Sal6umti6 miro conltatirt, DaB 6uBz
Lamb in allen StaSten Der Yerbanolunz
gen nur 6ie NuIredterbaltung bes Staz
tus quo in Sltalisn i'm Iu9e gebabt hat.
galdt san5 10 pertraucnsDOu laUtet
cine Ct. BeterSburscr 0epeide an Die
uGlmeS." 4" G5 betBt in berlelben: Die
glutport Sapan's, baB eS auf Die oauz
srnbe 8siieersreiiung Der &taOz2onsz
Salblniel per,idte, bat bier Iberrai3t.
DEN lSorteu: yoauernoe SeIisersrclz
fune" mlrS srOBe 9sOeutun9 bel9elest,
Sollts Sapan oi.le Morte Oabln oerz
ltanoen wlneu, oaB cine temporare Stz
tupatiuu Der Salblniel, etwa bis ;ur
3ablung Der &rie9s sez
plant ilt, 10 Dirfte Die antport oieSa9e
nod ntat b.snoen. 3war piiroe eln
9rieg uermieoen, publ uber cine oiploz
mutiI9e Gumpasns geilbrt werben.
Soma Song, 7. Otat.-9te dime
liids Gssisrun9 bat 5000 Utonn SoIs
oaten onn Canton na9 6orulOlo bsorz
bert, UNI bic bort bauienoen nSamarsi
6lagasn" our 9taiiOn gu brin9en. Saz
panlldlsr SejtS werOen Die &ruppen ais
un3uptrlGbli9 betrabtst, uno 9laubt
man, OaB iis iid in Der Siirbe OOer bod
ipatsr BEN RubsltOrern auidlleBen iusrz
cen.
Der Suiier BON @bina ioa an ben
@;arsn BON &u BlunO uno oeu 8raiiosns
ten BON 6rantreiA elm SanOidreIbsn
seridtet baben, III mcl4em er I'M llu=
ttritiieans bel Der .3apluns Der &riessz
fOltsn nadludt, uuO al5 Gntse!O belonz
bers ccmnler;islle SOrtbetle ia suSiidt
ftsIIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-08
AUS unlfrrr ggIfriaen 2. MOrgslls
AuSQabs.
9rr g3oubmnrS in Sceaucns.

Secaucus, g..J., 6. OIal. -
ll,ber Die nuI Der 0ritten Selte 9emeloete
@rmurOuns rs0 8jrlb5 unO &otbuuS@
belibers Gngelbredt lisien IOIgtnOs
nabere @in3elnBeiten elm:
Guse[bre9t erbte tiir5Ii& burd ben
Sob ielne8 IN 0obofen le5CnOrn SaterS
cine anIebnlide Samme GclO. Sb Der
!Ut0rber Dies nuBte OOcr nid)t, lit unbez
fannt. Die Shuplaoeu Der 8Irtbl4a!t
uuO bas 9tloilb Gbcr wareH 9enau
ourdiuGt ipOroen u. iaumtllt)e Mertbs
Iad,er, Die Gnselbredt bel lid) 9etraSen,
wuroen uernlibt. lltan uermutbet, OaB
oer M6rotr cine betrGttit9e Seute an
yaargclo madlte.
Der 8trbrcder, ser Onenbar gum
Steblen in Bic @irtbidait Seorun9en,
mar bel leiuer 9lrbcit BON Gn9clbrcdt
aberraitt luOrOeu unO bate 0lelen Oann
in Sample um9ebratt. Gn9elbrsdt,
meldsr i'm So. 9ubr. ituno, mar unperz
leiratbet unO wObute i'll ieinem nabe
Sumeiteab iebr einIam 9eleSencn Sarle
oan; allein nit eiuem aItcn ltwerborlz
Geu Otunne, meid:r Elm telneS 3lmmtr
inter Dem Da9itubl lnne bate.
9eu benz .utlcslidcn Sample, Der
Itdl unten in Der QSirIbidaIt ablplelte,
bate Der alte Dtann 9tIdt5 osrnOms
men. @r bate rubis geidlumme't,
wGbrenb &ngelbredt oon WtOroersbanO
Iein 9eben ouSbuutte. 0as 3lnlmer
oss SdwerbOrigen mar ilbrl9sn5 pOn
.auBen nit 2ii9en uno StIbIen per-
barrltu6irt. Der WtOrOer bate otele
8Oriidt8maBrcsel OlIenbar setrOntn.
um eS Dem glten, ial5 er crma9t ware,
unuOqlid 3u MAIDEN, @nseIbreat 3u
Salfe III ellen. 0i: YOIt5et Der umges
aenb lit iofOrt benudriati9t worOen,
uuo ale ganoi oitraBen murOtn bswadlt,
Erueoem lit ,s nidt gslungen, Dem nns
befanuteu WOroer auI Die Spur 5u
tommen. 2ll8 Coroner SOlt 4eute bic
geidle auI6eben lieB, I'M lie IN Die WtOrs
que idyuiicu su IoHen, fanO man ein
6lutiqss Jlaiirmciicr uHter Der redteu
Sdulter liegcn0 Dor. 9tutr Dem
56anttiide lag Elm 9[eOOlusr, bod
fanb Gnqel6re1t oiitnbor nldt mebr
Belt, itb 0eIIelbeu Su beOtcnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-08
Nrbeit unS SnDuItrie.

Shoron, 9a., 6. Wtai. - Die
Sud)ofsnarbeitcr pOn SbarpSUiQe, etWa
1000 an Der 3ubl, werOen autr 8uhrz
iteinldlfsit nad mOrgeu frup cine GObnz
erb6bunq uerlansen unO Ocn Seamten
bis 6reitas 3eit gctsn, ltd Die An9eles
Qeubeit III iiberle9cn. SIN 6aue elmer
Meisernng witO un ieOem 9obOien pOn
SbarpSulQe bic 9lrbslt eln9eiteIIt wers
ben. 9n Der pergan9enen Mo6e
wurOe ben 2cutsn eiuc aQgeuelne Yobnz
erb0bung BON 10 Gents an9stlnoi9t, gu
ber sic SobnifaIa oen GnluB CAB, DIE
auf Der goungstcmnsr Seriummluug
Der Gabrifanten Der 0tabonJn8s pnO
SbenanaO Ghaler arran9lrt mor0en
mar. 0ieier 2lufi6lu9 idien Den an
q.lelIten absr uidt 81 genil9en unO lIe
iueroen icocniaQS 0uf Oielelben yobne
qniprua MAIDEN, Die III 9terp .GaltIe 9ez
sablt meroen. Die in SbaroH, Wclt~
Miohleier uu6 I'M 0fabOnln9s1Bal be-
Itebenoen gobnlage lino oiefe.bcn, uno
elm Strif. mag baher leldt all9enIeln
perocn.
8rooibence, 81. s., 6. Wtat. -
Die ,Natioual Union OF 2ertIlzgSOrterS
Of 9tmerita" 1T in bem naben SlncDs
bile 3ur 6. 5abre5ueriamm!un9 5ulam'
menaefommen. ueber $4,000 Meber
aus pcridieb.nen 1feIlcn Der yer.
Staat.n itnb auf benz GOnpsnt our9
9eleguten pertreteu.
Die @retuliue bes 9tationaIper6anoeS
bsabidtist, Der 8ctiommluns slnen
Blau porsuIesen, mOnad III .3utunIt
ni9t 10 uiele Strife5 gu 9lsldsr SeIt
unreruOmmen werben lOllten. Oanllt ben
Unions f,ine uu;u grOBsn goitsn auTae:
biiroet mlrDen. Aud lieBen lth BET
0urdiabruns oieie5 NGns8 wenl9e
Strite8 tbattraiti9cr untertiiecn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-08
Sunz zNmerlfn.
yieuer @ii1g.rfrrsg III Gcuao

9teHer Slt9erItle9 III 9lu"Vtt-
@uaDoquil, gcuaoOr, 7.Uta'.-
Die hier au8aebrudtne 9(euOlut'on per-
breitet iid mi: ungebeucrer SdneH'9z
felt. Genor S0rull, Der &rteGsnlnI<
lter, iuu srmoroct moroen lin. 2Ie
baugtiGdliditen 3eituugen iinO unfeT>
orIft uuo 6ereu TeOatteure oetbanAt
pOrbeu. Otebrele 9isstmsnter SnTan<
terle baben iiA oeu Jt.uolutiOnGren anz
gcidlohsn, uuO cine 0futtt mutbenoer
55raucn bat in Ganor Die JfesicrunsS'
@ebauoe nieoersebraunt uuO Die bort
internir.en pOlltlideu geIuusenen be-
frcit. Sn @smerolOa5 iO0cn lid 1000
Suiursenten befnOen, pabrenO 200
Otaun uutcr @tueral 9arOua in Saz
babO9O ltebsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-08
Senjinser s. SairpcI. GnfudIte,
Anrf nnr1 RnItiul nrs slSie h6nhR.

0lemini ffrdfipnssun
~ Ylad,ritt piro hiermit ges.ben. ba5 Der Inter-
seidlnete pom Balieuz(yeridt Der Staot Baltimore
8olImatt sur 8eripatuaa oes yfGaIai oes olhttr
p.ritorb.nen Sobn .. 5lerlase erhat.n bat.
gue Oi,ieniseu, bic 5oreerunsen On oisisn Nadl!ae
bab,u, peroen biermit aufstorosrt Iolde nebit ben
oiasn SeIca.n ipit.itens Els sum &c. Sttober S95
,insreiden uuo s;iteno gu MAIDEN ober gu serudrti=
qen, bag lie ihrer siripre an osien 9atIGB eeies:
lit fur uerluiti9 erfIlr petoeH moa,H ale bic 3ohs
luuaea on bl.su RadIas iu MAIDEN habtu. fueroen
hermit auis.foro.rt, ol. unpsrSusIi ben utera
seichnetcu III lclitcu.
G5es .b.n unter meiuer Sanb am "a. 1ase bes Dio-
mats MpriI 1895 Sbepepre u. SofeI,
tlOO,4,10,6l NahiasoerfpalterIu C. {. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-08
Se5 0ijtmnrneS pcrOaDiig.
G,ne lfuI:er iou tbre or:t AlHoet Gema!tlan
tclelugt habeu.

Glne ZnjuI:er iou ibre Nr;I NlHoet Geme!t)an'
tclelt,gt habsu.
GbicaQo, 6. Otni. - Ginc 5rlans
bcrin, 2lnute S'9Ien!, bsfjubet iid) bier
in >oaIt unter Dem graBltten ScrOadt
ibrc orsi Seiuoer gewoltiam beIeItl9t jH
baten. 9SOr cinem Sabre bate ret
@utte ii6 non ibr lO59eIa9t, mcll lle
bic Greue gebroden. UuO BON aiIen per-
laiIen, batte Die llngliidIlhs geOrObt
ibre &iuber unO ii9 ieIblt 1OOten 81
meQen.
Sine @Ode suriif turb pl0eIid 0sr
oatiabrise SObn Der 6rou uno 9tltern
ibr. So6ter guuru, elm 10 : idbrI9e6
Waodjen. 0as 2cbcn SelOer mar II
Ser noancof,9 9ebcn8 Scriiderun8SsGcs
icaI6ait" psrTdert. Die Seb6roen wnrs
tcn auI sic psrOdd)tiacn &ooeSlaIlt auT'
merriam s:nladt unO lsltctcn elne llnz
terludung elm, bic ieet 3u Der, SerbaIz
tung Der 6rau 9efibrt hat. Sbr or!ttc@
&ino lit ipurlOS u:ridwunOsn; Hber
icin Sdidial tounte nod nIdtS ernlIts
telt wcroen. 9n Der Sebaulun9 Der
55rau bat man l. 4fnnO srientt ouI8ea
funoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-08

Sern bcn 9lrm trai; er itiir3te bon Der
@ewalt oeS StoBcs 81 SOOen uno ser
Mtatroie uber i'm Aber ebe 2ebteeer
bcn Stop micocrb<ltn tOunte, mar Ct
BON anSeren @itSgrr unl6ablib 9ss
madlt.
9as 9tGle8 9eidIeb ibneuer, uls man
er:dblea tann. Ssum mar Die Geita!t
bes 2Dfatroi.n i'll Dem Dfeni9entnduel
utrl4wunoen, alS aud iaOu ale Saz
paner Oa3miideu ipraugen, ibren baIb
erwiiraten &ameraoen befreiten unb ibn
nit aui bic Suf i6Iepqten. gS mar
bic b0hite 3sit 9speien. Oenu iaon
batten lid Die fanGt!iheu Wobamebaz
nrr suiammsns.ldJaurt, um nit 8epalt
ben runsldubisen SanS" luierer su be-
tommen. btr gewa9t bate, on etnen
Bilser SanO gu Ie9en. 9Slr pier Gu<
ropder folgten 0:n SslIplel Der Sapaz
ner, uslde iid b:reit5 mit 6anOipeiden
bemafinct batten, sOseu Die Sreppsn auf
Die gaf berauT unD eruartcten bic gum
9lngriii pOrgebcnOen Bilger. 0u ipranz
gen qlIdli9sr Q8cile Der GapItdn uno
bic SiIi;iere nit GepOlocrn 3wil6cn Die
Wtense uuo itclltea balb wleoer 9tube
Bcr.
Der Gapitdn, Elm StaIiener, idien Die
Radiu6t Der 5npaner gu teunen, ocnn
er lleB ben oerluunoeteu 8il9er ii cine
Sabine einiperren unO Don 1lrten be-
wadlen. ScIt ieucr a3elt tru9en nnlere
Sapancr ba5 S9jil5mcTtr nift mebr
bintcn am @jirtsl i'll elmer S4eioe, mie
uIte Matroien, iouoern aui Der Sruit
unter bsm Semo; miibten iid absr
ebenlo pie uorber unter Die Bll9er, wenn
sS ibre 2rbsit psrluu9te, uub beoba4ts>
ten Die bGuii9 gesen lle aus9eltOBensn
0robun9en gar nldt.
Otan bari aber aus oielen S9tl0e'
rungen niht etwa i9lieBen, oaB Die Saz
pauer oaS auibrau ienOe. aber unbcltanz
oiae temperament Der Spunler Oocr ans
oerer lubllher S6Ifer batten. Sd lu9te
iaOn I'M 2lufun9, ras lie IleiBlg uno
ausOau.rnb wGrcn, nur luenu lie l;d be-
leioist uno in ibren 9te6teu perleet
8laubteu, brah plOglid cine furdtbare
Mutb berpor, iUGbreuO tic BET geIabrll>
der 2lrbeit Die talt5llti9lIe unerldrof>
tenbeit uuD @ner9te seigten.
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@taet. 6 pmmthar , ureau.

Baltimore. ban 6. QiGl 1895.
sSertIeaclte 2Inecbcte ucroeE III oIeitr SiRce us
Sepntaq, ben 20 DlcI s,5. giGbmItIGgs i ug;.
entgeacR genomm,n iur oi: jiipcIiIruug. Qhdte'
runa une o5phenranencinicsuns Fer Sobntou'
CTR, ppn HansaHs bis sSels Ctr, atmag Oh
Sroorran3 yir los, 6eitdtilt am 81. DlG: 1894.
Slrgitdit nit 9eHehmlgter SlterleIt pIto peT!anat
iir Die 9epienbaite Gu=tlbJuna otI Arbet' uHo sln
beaIoublater Shed IN osI oobe pom 500 mug leoeM
GHeebUt belseIu5t ielH.
81. QHsebois psroeH Gu osmicIbeH Tag I'M g!GooT5s
Sur.au q.offnet ueroeI NIB bislrI oGS T;tt ootpe'
bdteE, trge1o zines Ino ale AHleOoEe 81 permtrie1
u. q. zmDrt,
uo9,11,3,5,0 ~tGot' S0usH'lllGT.
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Wrm : WDrfer WadlrtG)teu.

gtepsgOrf, 6. 0tai.-9n eincn'
9lnfaa pon g8abnlinn iduitt eln 81
iabriocr Sdubmader ic!ner 6rau Die
Geble al, LEI Oann balb cn9ctlctoet nadl
bem 9i,r an 6uBe Der 50. Str., turd)s
idnitt iidl ielbit Die &cble unO ipron9
ms @uiier. Die gcids marO lpatcr
uuIseIunOeu.
Gas Gbcpaar biuterlGBt smcI &ln0tr,
cine 17siabrlge EOdttr unO eInrn =
Sabre alten Sobu.
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&ur,e &abcI=Scpeid)cu.

- 0urd 0etrct Der pOrtuSieii den
01eqierune lit Die 9tYaiIes9Ompa9nle III
gOrtusieiid@Sitairlta me9en "llnregelz
maBtsfsitsn" in Der Sel4aTt9rI9rHn9
aaiael0it uub bic Ginletlun9 oe5 Grrm's
nalperfabr.ns sescn Die SeanIttn Der
@eIeQidait augeOsOnet mOrOtn.
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SIrfci.
SurtcI.
lie or,neuiId,e Itnteriad dung.


GonitantinOpel, Z. Dta..-0er
Gieii9e Sertreter Der Screlnl9ten %rsns"
bat IN GrIabruus 9ebratt, baB Der Scz
ridt Ser armsniiAsu llRttrludun9Sz
GummiIlion cine llumails pon wIOsrs
ipreasnOen 2lnsuben Der tHrtl!den 9s5eH
Die au8lanotIbcu Oel:saten lem wlrN.
Die YiOrte wlrO natiri'd bic 2lnsoben
iiir 9isiormen anerIenneu. Gsr turjh9
Dem Sultau unterbrsitete SOrldIa9,
ben 9lrmeniern ciuen 2tntbcll an Der
YrOuinSialperwultun9 su 9ew'9rt"' be-
iie6t li9 nldt auI SanOun. NIe oers
bHnO.tsn Wia3te iOlen Die 9lbNdt begen'
bic YiOrte gu 3pin9en, Die untcF o:A
8erltner Scrtrug liir Armsnien acma9F>
leilteteu 9leiormen eln5uIubren.
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Sas italieuiidje Sarlament auf=
ncInlf

81 iom, 7. afar.-&0nis Sumbert
uuterssidnets beute eiu Detret, burd
meldes bas Burlament uufg.lOit iit uuO
bic 9teuwablen auf ben 26. Ntai unb.z
raumt weroen. Die Gr6Iinuns Os5
neuen Yarlamcnts iit auf bsu s. Stunt
feltseiest wOroen.
0as &abinet IDrmulirte in ieiner
h.utIsen Sieuns Oas 8ablprOsramm
bes Dfiniiterlunl5.