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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
Ser rrfte damn am rcd)ten Vlabr.

Sort g m +, 2trf., 18. l2po. -
8unoesri4tsr Siaat Barter, nsiisn
bier erfolgtes 46le6sn in 6olge einss
Ser3i4l1ges beraits gemeIoet tporOen
lit, trut fein Ri9tsramt in 1873 ua.
3u jener 3eit uno gum S6etl audi nod
jeBt r1ren Die 8i6iete, nel6e an ous
Snotaner 3,rritorium gren3tsn, bar
'SannslpI1B Der pertpegenIten 9eIelz
len. Q6eateurer, 9uidrbIpieler uno
glnottsn Der I6limmIten Sorts triez
Zen bort t6r unDeIen. 0ds 5auItre6t
berrI4te, Die 6uuIt nit Dsm ReOoIOer
Uosr Bonnie Mtei1er ma3ten tur3sn
Pro3eB. Meni6enle6en 6lttan pani9
Wert5 uno iVtDrOer gingsn itraflos UNI
Der. QBer Elm 6al6ss OuBeno umgez
bra4t bate, Der mar elm gln3erWdnn.
0ieie nette 9eIeli3aft Wlores gu lebz
rem, mar Ri3ter Barriers g:fabro0qe
Qufga6e. llnerI9roden ging er ans
Wert uno belt fiir6terli9e UauIte=
rua5. &etn Ri6ter in ben Der. Staaz
ten fat me6r urme Sunoer an oen9ul=
gen gelieFert, teiner nit g:fd6rIiheren
Wfor06uben gu tbun gsba6t, als BUM
begri6ter Barter. l156er 20 Sabre
paltete er ieines Qmtes uno berurt6eilz
te me6r, uls 200 M0rOer, OurInter
AUDI ein,n tpei6Ii6en lln9oIp, gum so
be. 9ur9 i'm er6ielt Der n9snfer BON
Sort Smith" cine i6aurige 8eriifmtz
6eit. gfur our9 2lusrottung oes 8e=
iinOeIs tonnten 9eIsB unb Oronmg in
ienem Qunbest6eile sur @eltung tomz
men, uno bus bat 8unossri9ter par
fer audi grinOli9 beIorgt. gr mar
Der reats MaRa am re4tsR plabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
GribuB irine0aitrcfs unb iid) .ielbff.

8Ioomingtp g n. SQ,, 18. goo.
= Sus. Wure, 80 Sabre aft, uno SSrau
g4a Gidetts, 9attin Don 2(l6ert gfi=
detts, eines Jubrmunnes aus 9Iooz
mington, tpurOan IN Der pergungenen
9aa9t aIs 2si6en 6ei'm 2ocuit IfraBsnz
8iaoutt 9eflunoen. Der Mann bate
augenIfsinli3 3uerit Die 6rau uno
Oann ii9 ielbIt eri4ofIen. Hidetts
bate Dor einis:n Sugsn ben 9sroa6t
9ei90pft, iouB Elm e6e6re9erii9es @erz
bdItnIib 5pii4en 8are uno ieiner Sat
tin eriitira,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
Snru Bearl's W1rnrr.

5rantfort, &p., 18. IoD.- @i=
rem 9erii9te nub ion bas 2lppelldz
tipnageridt bas Sooesurt6eil BON
Scott syadion unO 4lon5o 8aQing fir
0i, Grmprbung Der Pearl 8rpan Be-
fdtigt 6ab,n uno Die @nti9eibun9
GpirO ungebLia nd6Itsn i5rsitu9 obsr
Samjtas bstaHat asHa4t RsbsrL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
Cine EamiGten. Wleot3itt.

gaoivuo L Co. - @,yt6: psI,'al % oao. i2,H
bitt Qia,n p,rtauit, Gb,r nab tang aTgt't0gti,s. g
tU.5, 70 gut nj. oi, Sbrg;n hns 1a oa2s %l1s Si,.
,Uau's DiqtH in mtiRsr Camille 1Ist%aa;;. nno t,n
i,lt.n ou6 QuO.tsn IN uni,gr Gtnplt 9SSeoths
NIB id mas iageu, oab Ft nets g?afa"''a' @'l'"
oiauna qepa5ri.n a6tuussgou 3ay IN 1r
Raopap's 8iIItn b:i0'''u oEo.nt.tos
g,ybauunp, Uolhdnoice ausi5u3gH7 ." gttoIaiti s
Sp,i,n uno sin,R qtiuuom S'a55lh5 Sm I,! ta.n
rem lRqJdn., 8ilioftdt 9tiop'aH9 U'eusn.sp,Hs
25t' % ptt s6uatsl. s,, apot6:i'sa oo'T s!t SOfs
Tas BUD ,9,r Ratbgtb.E piTo 5.a''' 5. pDIa., ys
@apR&s&ssu y n S9' asS4 essS'4s1A> 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
9npncItes HCdl.

8euber6 sails, Y1., IS. Rop.-
IN 5OIg: O1s 9eritsH5 zines 01mpfA
robrss I'M 6ieijaen Stablperte trug
SEP. O6len i6mer3f1fte 8rii6punoam
an Den 2lrmen, 6Gnosn, I'M @eii1t rna
an Der 8ruIt clopn. Sin 4r3t perA
6ano Die Wunon nit O,I gttrGrtter
gG.UmDoQs uno oerlieB Damn feinem
Patienten, Der Tih rsrbdItnibmdBig
wohl befano. aur}e 3eit nu6ber ipalrs
.. Der 2lr3t in alIer Gils DiaOer gerus
Tsn, c1 Ii6 Der 3uItano Olen'8 pers
itlimmsrt babe. Sr flno ben Wanu
Ii1 in S6mer3fn pinO2no Dor. Den
@arpuncete Gltte ii9 cine Yfeife dnz
3iircen lppllen, odbsi rlr DER nit Se1
QatrGntta guumpplp.rbano in 8runo
qeratbgn un0 Die 8rdn0DuaOen ftnO
nun beotut1tb ihiinrurer, ais 3uDor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
&cherlrioeH.


9r. RaDloao & 60 R,ps9oyi
g9.rtb. s9.rrtn Sd ipGr i.it uab.lu I'gs' Iao;H
tranf uuO conultiris ttnigt otr 5trootr5s s'7oE.h
arr,t. in o,n Der S.adt,u ID yta3h pot
Spr;ras, grt -rpoi,l5i Id ot Edb'r n7sm aa' oGs
6t;B, 9DaHsr trani BOD id;.n ants Gt,5 o''9'ss
lid su icn, Osna ID faao isinsp'i!uH9, 4a12tH ~
Sbrs @u3sla, ossitu. fam mir Sr ot21Ht. q ~.
lu ,lU,i Stoat,lR pOa a.5yautt ,Ho'H q -. =
45tuos, tbe i'd Ju g:tt Gina Uno l:p' 2'5 st.'s,.s
ul3 ptm 1JTi5tiid na5H uH5 fnl'.-sa 49,. - ~
m,hr Qlbolf,n oils alI,s AHJ,r,, U1 20 os 'tL' w,
braudt Sd lit an osr G:o... Ust'1' Gl&! u.1
n,ns aul,n par,H GAM g'l5, 10 t'i;: an "us In.
pF,s ibidiya.s Gsfubl, nis tn gt.ILa's'.! - -
Oh ID, Gin BtibiUir ouT 0sm 4ta5,a .1'ic "'5 ~
Id i;br p,ritopit unb m:in WH1o lHo Wf."t 80 80
partH m.sH5 pIHo Str Gg9.i Rls me- -,H...P
Qut bob purDtn bic SDsIitu uti g:E2aA! l2t',.. -
la1.n mir ihD,r in Rag,u uro 10 n''lpu'" -
6ft.r,s auiitos.H osIis!J,H. 30 'oaa't "s' -
o.rtuuli5t Spsisn sHsa. g.:;t lUot1 20 '''S
gtr 3dug1,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
Gdllucr bei1raftes Nlibtraurlt.

Binite b, Conn, IS. gloo.- Saz
muel 5re6er, lpelher lett oieten 5abren
auf elmer alien 6lrm nabe Der Stoot
lebte, traute Den gdntsn nidt uno leqta
feline @rIparniiTe in sinam 9Ie6tuIteu
an. Sn Der Rl4t pom U}ontug uuf
0ienitag itattet:n i'm Rdu6er einom
gcIu6 ab, ieBten itin 9lu5 in 8rano
uno it1bien inn ieins 6Ie6erne StaBa
hammer, Die $4,000 in 8olo ent6ielt.
8on Den WorC6rennern bat man big
iebt feins Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
10 CO 3 a&p q % s
~ Nille,r

r,iu c,s.tab!iia, ipirttn i6mfulos T7o ta5i@
it5tr,u1trt o6nt C3sibmed, n,,a uH0 Iua! ju ,n'2A
m,a. Rappaps Qjlm iuo o:E &a'Ur Joalliae
iporu,n jur qtiunoen 1bitiqt,t Der Gto'.' Slas;a
len bic Gjuqtrutist in ,iHim Haiar5'U diN1Ea'E
ob ifhfs V Vlt1mITffu1.u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
9auu Mint nbcr Die Sertnosffrase.

2onbon, 18. Roosmber. = Sn
6ieiiger rStaot lit pon 6anrp be Winbt
elm aus DUN 1paioiit an Der ii6iriI9en
&uIte oes 8aringsmeeres D1tirtes
S6rei6en eingetroffen, in tpsl6:m be
Binot iagt, er 6abs iia genOtbigt gez
ieben, ieine projeitirte 5uBtour bon
Nspzgort na6 8uri5 auf3uge6sn o1
er gefurDen fabe, oaB Die 8eringsitrdBe
an Der IfmaIiten SteQe nod immtr
pier5ig N2eilsn brett lei, uno naB lie ME
polltdnoig 3uFriere. De Wirot beabz
ii6tigt, @noe Oes glonat5 nit einsm
WulfiI3jGger in bic ciOiliIirte Welt gu
riid3ufe6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
Geftauation oes braiiItantid1:n SEA
bfnef4

9aris, Is. .Nooembsr. - Sine
DepdIde aus Rio Sunetro meloet, Dap
Die W}iniiter Der 6inun5en, Der Snou=
Itrte uno 0FFentIi4en Qrbeiten uHb Der
Narine, Or. Rooriguss NlOes, Slpnz
t6o DOS Santos 9ires uno 2lomiral
garbofa, reIianirt Ga6sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19

oItng nit Dem ipanii6en Yremier, Sez
NOR Garo0as Det GaitiQo, in pelAer
o3r1eIbe srtIdrte, Die 8e3ie4ungen 5!piz
ifsn SPdnien uno Dan Der. Stuutsn
islsn ausga3eianet. Die gfegierung
Der 9eBteren fube iih imnler einer cor
rett'n 9aItung bsTleiBiqt, lno er glanz
be ni4t, oaB oieiel6e I'm sinigsr cubaz
nIihsr Negsr uno 46entsurar 8illen
Tbrsr Rert0nmnliaen YoIitit Den 9tiiz
den te1ren tperoe. SolIte lie ss inoeIz
len psnno6 tbun, 10 peroe Spanien
ieins Re9te gu i6iiBsn tpiisn. 60 Ian
qe er am 8uper bleibs, psros er Den
Nsbsllsn tsine 3ugeItdnoniiIe MAIDEN
uno ilh pon feiner unDeren Ma6t elm
idJu6tern poer 8ori4riften MAIDEN
ldhen. Spunien betradte Die cubani=
i6e 5rdge als cine QngelegsnAsit ieiz
ner irneren 8plitif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
ShiTbrn1 nno ScbcnsperIuif.

Non n, 18. g{OOemb3r. = Der
am 4. Nobember DON Montredl na6
8riitol abgegangene britiIde 0amz
pier rMemp6is," Gapitdr WiIiams,
lit na6e Wtt3en 6eao, an Der SU0tiiite
SrlunO'S, geI6eitert. Der GapjtGn IL.
Elm She'll Der Manni6aft, i'm 8an3en
81 9srIonen, ba6en Grod6aoen err
reift, aIein 3e6n Mann tamen BEL
Dem S9iff6ru3 um's 2eben. 9erGarz
90 beitano aus 8inb0ie6 uED Me6l.
8iele Sriimmeritiide, ertrunfane Sbiez
re II. I. ~, treibsr an's llfer. Der
0umpFer mar Elm 6a6r3eug pon 3191
5pnnen uHo ge60rte Der nNfrican
SteumIEip 60" Don Qonbpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19

1lueiW!lY uu VtScIlItl4IgltIIr luS
Gsuti4!aro i'm Sabre 1890, d6ssz
i4loifen 6a6e. 9iun fsAlte nur nod Die
r@NtEiillung," buB Ssitrei9 uu4 nit
I'm 9efenIio @irtrugsbunoe nrit
8uBlano getpeIen lit, uno bic i90nIts
&omobie tpGre Tartig.
glo3 etpd5 g1euss auf bam SntGiil=
lun9sse6iete tpirD 8sHelost. Wie mum
it6 in bieIigen OiplomatentreiIen er=
5ablt, lei 5irIt 8ismurd feI6it I'm
Sabre 1890 abgulei9t gstpeIen, oasI6z
tcmnren nit RuBlano 81 ernsuem1.
Mlan sr5G6lt Ii6 fsrner nod 6olgenz
0's: Cine 2ln3abl 3ei6gtagsabgsoroz
meter ion bi, 4bIi6t gebubt ba6en,
Sismarf gu 6eiu6en, nm i'm ibrer &rz
g59ar6eit un0 i6res 8srtruuan5 gu perz
'It4ern. 8ismard ioll u6er o:n 8eIu3
borldufig u6gete6nt 6aben, un0 5lpar
ugter Der 8esriinoung, Die @ntbiiI=
lungs Snterpe(ation i'm Jtei6stage
iollte crit erleoigt iperbsn. SEPT peroe
er ii4 freu:n ieine Sreunos emPfaagen
uTo begriiben gu fDnnen.
Der preuBii4e 2unbtug.
Der preuBiIde 2anOtag tritt am 20.
gto0em6er 5uIdmmsn. Die @r0ff=
nungsfsierIihteit miro i'm @,iBen
Saale oss 'S1lpiIes Dor Iid6 ge6an
uno Ger Reitstln3ler 5iirIt 6o6enlobe
in ieinsr Stelung dls preuBiicber Vfi=
niTt,rprGI IiDent Die S6ronreDe perleIen.
Sppsit in @rf1brung ge6ra6t 1T, ipiro
Die S6rpnreoe eins Nooelle gum Ser
sinaseIeB anfiin0igen. YolitiIcban8sr=
eiaan ioQ oa5 Soulitionsre6t perlieben
oufiir a6er Minoerjqbrige Don Den
8eriammIQtngan ausgeI9lohen perz
ben.
Der Smport amerituni=
der 8ettdnte in
Deuti 9lunb.
Gum 6sferan @erItdnoniB Der gsItriz
gen ga6rift Der r5rantfurtsr Sci
hung" iiber Die 5ortpauer Der Ser
banOhnnssn 5piT6sn OeutI9lunb un0
ben Der. Staatan iiber ben Support
beltti4er Weine uno gegobrener ST.
trdnte in ben Ser. Stdatan lpiro err
flGrt, oieie 8srFauolAngen itiinben
fpu6rI6einli9 nit benz 0orf6lug be5
2dsrbau7efretdrs Morton, jensn S1z
port aIs Cen rgefdlidtsr" Wauren gu
oerbieten, uls 9Reoands fir Den 2Gu5=
ihluB amerifunii6en 8ia9s unb 5lsi=
Iches aus 0euti6lano in @erbinoung.
Die Srage tpro pl9rI6einli9 i'm
Hei9stage bistutirt tperoen.
gnglii d. s 0 m p limente T ii :
ben &rieg miniIter.
Der gerliner Gorrefppnbent Der
y5imes" ertldrt, 8riegsminiIter Sos
Ter f0nne lpsg:n ieinss gsitrisen 0e6uts
i'm Rei6stage teine 9ratulationen entz
gegen neETen.
llnb Der Gorreiponbent Der n0ailD
Retps" meint, bus Debut 9oBler's lei
sin polItdnoigss fSiasfo gstpsisn. Giz
nen unfa6igeren HeOnsr tDnne man ii9
faum oenten.
4tlerlet aug Oeutf9lunb.
Dem 8erne4nrsn na4 Iteben0uutI9z
Iano uno Oeitrei4 m @er6anblung
5peds 9l6I6affung Der 3uderprdmie
@ine @olts0srIammlltng in 9iloes=
beim lit poIi5sili9 uufgel0It pprOen, To-
bulb bie 2tfFuire 8riiietpiB 5ur Dis
fulton geitellt ipurOe.
9n Smbsn, @eitpbalen, itno feds
9a5duoe nieoergebpannt. 0rei 9erz
Ionsn itnb Bel oem 5suer um'5 2eben
getommen.
Die Su6fabrif BON gHI6el uno
Mettte in 'Sprem6erg bei 8auBen lit
Elm Rau6 bsr 5lummen geiporoen.
Sin 9erliner Supe3ierge6ulfe, Nuz
mems YriiFert, lit pegen MdjeItGts@8ez
lstoi8uns gu neun Wonaten SefdngniB
perurt6eilt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
Spantsn's uemtr 8anp.

We ori b, 18. g2npeu1ber. - Oas
8abinst bat beIhloiIen, Die gan3en fir
Die neue 4nleibe ge3ei6nete Sumne i'm
8etrdge BON 7,250,00O 9sIetus gu acz
ceptiren unb auf bic 8apurutur bon
Sriegsl6tffen 81 perlpenDen. Sn ieiz
ner geitrigen Sibung naEm bas &u6iz
net einen 9eI6IuB an ir2lfer benz
@olte fir Iein patriotii6es 82ne6men
Bel Der Su6Itription gu Der 2lnlsibe
bdnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
allen

). 9o1lIo Sdn3roa nsro2n osTsn
1armin an 3. M.a3 I5lGuft.
Die fiir3ltds 0a6linutua
aH8ebIi6 oerfaIIun88z
ptort9.
5aIt GATE Gitp, llta6, 18.
Hopsm6er. - D, 31blunusbsb6roe
pon Salt 2ats GountD bat Die 3d6Gunq
os5 6ei Der l2Bt:n Wahl 155sae6ensn
@otums 6senoet, l6ar o1s Re1Ultlt nod
nitt btfannt 9smad}., psil ,beTaQte
Dabl, pie bt62aptst plro,, oerTII.
iurgspiortg uno Httt;J i5i." Die 8es
h0po2 bat cine Rco,utjon ln9tuy..:w,1,
in peldJar Der 6ountn- 2(np3lt 1If1e4
foyoert ipiro, Elm 8ututten o1riiber
ab3ugaben, ME iita Die 8lb0ros in csm
porlitsaroer Sale 3u uerhl.ten babe.
Die 'Sl4e 1T foIg2noe: Dir 5tdatsosrA
faiIung Derldn9t 9'be;me }l5Itimmun1,
pdbrsno ols Opn Der gto:5lltur p1I.
Iirte 8aIeB, meld2s iib2r Ois 9lrt uro
WaiIs Der 2lbFaltun1 Der Ba6len BE-
itimmungen trifft, Dem 0lb,6edmtsn
5ur PFli6t mlAt, iGoen 5timm3ettel
81 nImartren. 9lourh lit DE 7Frlds
auTgslpprfen pproen, mas unter 9e6si4
mer 2lbIt5nmung gu Oerittt,n Iti, unu
jene 9eTttmmung Oss 8ei3B1s lit uuA
Der 9runO, pes4ll6 btb1uptet Diro,
1oaB Die WdGt pirfaIiunQapiorig Iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
Ser 9eufIde GsrreIpsnbext,
EdeIid, fratentlth unb SoKutsss.
.. Ratne, Gisentbdmer ano Relaftet

.. Ratne, Gistntbamer ano oeeSatteur
(siadicIser Doe 8. Eaine),
enbreN-Q6e SattmOrcsetras, anb goa-S cesape.
vrsts sss taeIid, en- SIattes, eur 2rds,r belOrst,
i9h Sts.; t6eIidae unb Scuuta al ,4luS sabe 10
Gsnts pro ohe. aohIbar an bic bas Bait bsiorseReeu
Erdser.-iaaIidl nebit Sonnta aGS .Mns aabs nster
Seit i'm gerbdItni5; fhr bic wodheutIidbe eluesabs
nit eoEnteesbIott, portcirei, nit absue tnr SIuss
$3.50 pro Sahr, nab irs.no einem SIts bee Snlas'
hes, 81 nacb europa. Gpnuta eSsGuesabt 81
trs Sabr.-Das bette uub tsite bessti6e 8leo
Sten Dfitt,ls unn Gtofsaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
orSen fur brittf6e sfR,tere.

g ION 20 n, 18. Nopember. - SOL
9enoe 4us5eidnungen fir 9eroien1te
pG6tcnO Der Ril@@rpeoition parbsn in
Der n8a3ette" unsetiinOist: Sir $. 8.
ait6sner, Der Siroar Der Expedition,
lit gum r8nIig6t Gommauoer," ieh5
Sffi3iere gu nGpmpanipn5" oes 9at6z
Oroens uHo pier5ebn Offi5iere gu
Companions" bes 8aroienitzSroens
ernannt porben. 9ierunooreiBig Sfz
fi5iers, pom Maior Bis gum 8eneralz
9RuiDr finn 1bdnCirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
Gbtfanen Der tnrttftaen Ssb0roe ae.
9em ctnc bon Seutibcn se9rin'
Octc gSaffenSd1ftIe

Y ~ II u IL II y l, 1S. g(pDDr.
- 8ieIs 2lmerifunar in @onItuntinoz
pei ne3men reyes SntereIie an Dem
Safe be5 Sri. 3immer, elmer Dame,
pelAe ctrta so WaiIentinoer nm Iic1
lammelte, Inn i6nen Sbou6 uno I'm
terri6t gu gsben. Die BON i6r auF DisIe
N&iIe WeiIe gegriinoete S6ule tpiro
grDbtentbeils our6 8aitrGge unterbulz
ten, Die Don Osuti6en beigeIteuert lperz
ben. DIS Sri. 3immsr'S llnt2rnebz
men Der tirtif6en 8eb0rbe 8ur&snntz
nib gefangte, bemiibte Iih oieTsIbe, Die
Dame gu 3pingen, i6renllnterri6t elm
5uitslIen. Die S6uIe lit Ieitoem taft
tGgfid Don tiirtiI4en 9oli5iiten bein=
geIu6t poroen, lpel9e perIuden, bic
S6iiler 51 3eritreuen, alIein SRI. Sim
mer bat allen oisI len 8eriu6en bis jeBt
erfolgrei6en Wfoeritun0 gsIeiItet.
Die QufmertIumtsit Der f;e7igsn
8eIanbten lit auf @srii6te galentt
lporOen, Iaut pel6en peroGdtigt gerz
fonen neueroings BON Der tiirtiI6en
9eb0rbe gefoltert pprosn fein Iollsn,
I'M lie gu Mittbeilurgen iiber repoluz
tiondre 2lni4lGge 5u 5pingen.
S6:fften I'D uutsr faIfd1em Tamen
ct;t.
Gonbpn, Is. Nooem6er. - 6err
Walter M. Cattle aus San 5ran8isco
uno feline nit Sleptomanie be6uftete
Satin reiiten beute 8ormittag BON
bier na6 'Soutbampton ab, tpo lie IiA
unter Dem Namen nMi6asls" auf oam
0ampfer n9uoel" na4 NslpzYorf eirrz
idtfften. @iniee 6reunbe besleitetsn
lie auf ben 8a3n6of. 5rau Gaitle
fhien ii9 poQitdnbig poN gu bsfnoen
uno Eatte iih offen6ur pon ibrem tiir3z
li9en S6reden erhplt.
SrSen fur brittfd1e Sffistcre.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
ste alte ester tlper ste srientfraoe
GrtIarunscu SeS inaniid1sr Yre'


9dris, Is. Rcpenlbsr. - Sin 6iez
iigss 9tatt oer0ffeHtIi4t cine llHterrez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
Sin armenifd,rr Stf6of sum SoOe
permrtbeiIt.
gluh0iuna oeS fpe5teiIen tribunals
in Gonftantinopel.

Gonitunttnopsl, 18. Nop5r.
= Gs lit Den 9eiarOten Der MG9te
our9 einen auf Die Pforte uusgeubten
Druid gslungen, bic 4ufl0Iung 0es ipsz
5ialIsn tribunals bur65llfeBen, MEL
6es Die pegen 8etbeiligung an ben
fiir3liten unru6en ongetIogter 4rmez
nier uno Waobameoaner pro3eiiirte.
Ollie bon ienem Tribunal bereits erlaIz
ienen l1rtbeile ftnb elmer 8eoiiion un=
teripprfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19

Gir,rti, ipic Orps 0otr Gudtuo ou ebmr, oua
f,iu ma1 BEN OR nit Rb:umdtsmus b'Aaittit,
bsttldQ,ril. SnpaIjos 9trtrupp,lt VtScols, an
R.urn1i. gtiotuo. GO,r traui GarntOu!lt0tuos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
Syranfreih's &abinet.
21o6 ein Yertranenspotunt
sSnterejiatfe Sebottt nber &c Wcr
nrtbctlnn9 oss SSauptmannS
SrepfuS tm Ser Geputir.
tenfau,mcr.

Neuares pom Orient. - Sin armeniz
ider 8iitof gum 5obs psrurtbeilt,
ipeif er einsn 8epolcsr i'm 9auie
Futte. = 46I6affung oes ipe5ieIz
len tribunals. - Sine oeutI6e
@aiIenIduls in GonItantinopel
bon Der turtiIaen gs30roe 6jtaz
nirt. = Spanien uno Guba.-Gaz
nouas bel GaitilIos lp6t oa5 @srz
6altsn Der Ser. Stuutea. - Oas
G6spaar @aitte auf Dem S9simpeg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-19
@aDpaD'S &eaDD 8eliei

rpre fpfortiss einceruns oerf6aHtn
Gg hut iOfprt D., gr5btsH S5mri:u, ltnort
Gnt5ituouua uuo 5silt Rranib,t,H Der GUng.n, ots
Wa9tus, 0.s uutul:ib,s oor ou GrRltR uHS
S3ltimblut:.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-07-16
Prompt People.

Don't live single hour of your life
without doing exactly what is to be done
in it, and going straight through it from
beginning to end. Work, play, study
whatever it is take hold at once and
finish it up squarely; then to the next
thing without letting any moments drop
between. 1t is wonderful to see how
many hours these prompt people con-
trive to make of a day; it is if they pick
ed up the moments which the dawdlers
lost. And if ever you find yourself where
you have so many things pressing upon
you that you hardly know how to begin
let me tell you a secret: Take hold OF
the very first one that comes to hand and
you will find the rest all fall into file and
follow after like a company of well-drill-
ed soldiers, and though work may be
hard to meet when it charges in squad
it is easily vanquished if you can bring
it into line. You may have seen the
anecdote of the man who was asked how
he had accomplished so much in his life.
My father taught me, " was the reply
when had anything to do to go and 1t. y
There is the secret--the magic word now!
Make sure however that what is to be
done:ought to e.done. "Never put of
till tomorrow what you can do to-day
is good proverb, but don't do what
ycu may regret.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-07-16
The Picnic.

The almanac and the thermometer
both declare the season of the festive pic
mic is with US again. The small boy Is
never disposed to question its presence
He would attend picnics with gum boots
and a SNOW shovel if Sunday schools held
mid-winter picnics. He knows that the
picnics are held for his especial benefit,
and he seldom fails to show his apprecl-
alton of the momentous event by falling
out of swing or tumbling into the run
His mother may not derive much pleas
ure because of these manifestations OF
youthful exuberance, yet she certainly
gets the benefit of additional exercise IN
irving to keep after him. But the small
boy by no means 1nonopolizes the pleas
ures of Sunday school picnic. His
father usually manages to think that he
too has had good time. He pitches
quoits all morning till the skin Is rubbed
off his fingers and the grounds are tull OF
cyclone cellars, aud in the afternoon he
plays base ball with the married men
against the single men. After the game
he stands in the run to dry his clothing.
He is four -fifths dead and knows that he
will be too stiff to work for week. But
he hasn't been selfish with Eis ENJOY
ment. There are others. Even the
wisest of them do it.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-07-16
THE CITIZEN.
Why The Light Was Out.

The shadows Of the night had fallen
upor town and country and the little
stars had come forth to keep their vigils
in the distant blue, softly muruured
New York Sun" reporter.
All the earth was still, and along the
rivers rnarge the night bird whistlei
their nocturues 10 the frog in the mead
ows.
As the night grew on two figures upon
their silent wheels, swept swiftly down
upon tie wide avenue whence all but they
had fed.
The man was young and there was the
flush of hope and love on his youthful
face. Beside him rode a girl of rare
beauty and of the sweetest innocence.
Such a girl as one finds in suburban
towns and Philadelphia.
As they swept through the star kissed
night their wheels were almost touching
ard the young mans head was leaning
far over towards the girl.
Without warning dark figure at this
point shot rapidly from the shadows lin
ing the margin of the avenue, and con-
fronted the youth and maiden.
Was it a bold highwayman or despic-
able footpad?
1t was neither. 1t was an impertinent
policeman.
Hold up therer' he called with rude
loudness.
Whats the Matter" inquired the
young man with heroic bravery throw
lug himself between the policeman and
the fair being on the wheel.
"Her lights out" exclaimed the po-
liceman nodding at the wheel OF the
maiden after the manner of policeman
when they use a personal pronoun to
designate person.
The sweet Innocent face of the girl was
turned in blushing surprise upon the Of
fcer
well" she said very earnestly what
if it is?'
ITS against the law mum, - suggested
the policeman.
The girls face showed how surprised
she was at this piece of information.
"W-w-why," she hesitated, Harry
and I always turn the light down real low
when he comes to see me and if 1t wants
to go out we never care. didn't know 1t
was against the law. You know Mr.. Police
man this is the first time me We ever been
out on our wheels together.
The policeman thoughtfully remarked
that he ''reckoned it wuz," and kindly
handed over a box of matches.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-07-16

Tired nerves are soon made strong and
vigorous by Hoods Sarsaparllla. BE sure
to get Hoods.
Mr.. Gladstone, writing to a teacher
of elocution, says: 81 trust that in all
your efforts you will lay the foundation
particularly in careful and distinct art1c-
ulation. However, I fear the English
are behind all the nations of Europe.
The Scotch and Irish are, oeheVe
somewhat better"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-07-16

-Pittsburg is fourth in the list of pen
sion districts in the amount of money re-
quired for quarterly payments. The
Chicago district heads the list with $2,-
100000; then comes Des Moines with
S2, Ioo, 600; Milwaukee with $3.50, 600.
and then Pittsburg with SI,75o,ooo. The
total amount for the year is over $780,
600 COO
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-07-16

Last Saturday, July 4th, the new
flag of IS stars was flung to the breeze
for the first time. The new flag has the
as stars arranged in six rows OF eight and
seven, alternating; and it may not be
long until the number is increased.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-07-16

We will still continue carry full and complete line OF Hats
Caps, Shirts Collars Cuffs Ties, Handkerchief Hosiery Under
Umbrellas Alpaca Serge and Madras Coats and Coats and
Vests White Duck and Fancy Pants and Vests Children Wash Suits
Cloth Hair and Tooth Brushes Pocket and Bill Books Purses Spec
taces Harmonious, Combs, Gloves, Sweaters, &c
1t would be impossible and give prices of all
have stock Suffice say that by odds the largest
and varied stock and lower than the
Evidence of which be by the hundreds of satisfied
that hrong from Monday morning till late Sat
urday nights.
Please call and stock compare prices and when
you make purchase ask for of and when
chases $1,000 will present you piece OF
handsome erwar alarm porcelain clock the Acme -four
bin. Ask the presents.