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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
MAMMALS RIaHT-HANp MEN.

Five Of them, all in a row,
Dimpled n white as snow.
Sure and steady, always ready.
Glad enough to run;
Helping amir is fun.
h first little fellow, you see,
Is shor and fat as can bel
And he stands below the rest of the row.
And they above him
Look down and love him.
The next little helper to him
Is straight n proud and slim.
JHst a bit naughty, not a bit naughty,
te and his little fat neighbor
Are partners in their labor.
In the middle, in honest pride
Two subjects on either side
Ihe King Is there, stately and fair.
A silver crown wears he,
And he wears it royalty.
Beside him, with languid grace.
The fourth man takes his plaSh.
Hes a bit of a dandy, and not very handy,
Rut he does his best,
AS well as the rest.
And last of them all in the row.
Stands the baby brother, you know,
(If you don't know, l would not say sob
For who cannot guess it, then?
Who are mammals ri%ght-hand men?
H. Donnell, in Youths Companion.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

IN Col. Ricker's special a standard gauge
engine had crashed into the car and Will
son had his right leg broken above the
knee. DR.. O'Connor, the chief surgeon,
had rugged u pulley at the foot of Will
sons bed and was pulling his leg. A
piece of bell cord was fastened to the
patients foot, passed over the pulley
and loaded down with as many weights
as the house surgeon considered neces-
sary. Wilson was so years old, and
the process of knitting the bone to-
gether was extremely painful. Itgrew
so serious that at one time VIZ were
alarmed. The sufferer was thrown into
a fever and talked "out of his head"
Away in the night, when the nurse
nodded against the wall, Wilson, de-
lirious, told me some wonderful tales.
Ny friends attendant was an Italian.
who seemed to rejoice in the oan of
the inmates of the institution. Some
times when the place vas still and he
thought 1 was asleep, he would hang
an extra weight on Wilson's string,
and then when the patients means had
put the malta to sleep 1 would steal
over and take it off. Often since, when
/ have seen Wilson limping, 1 have
thought seriously on what 1 did, for
the more weight the patient bore the
longer his leg would be, and it was a full
half an inch short when he was able to
walk; but it was hard for me to see
him suffer SO and to hear him moan.
frank" said 1 one day, when he was
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

able to sit up in bed, you used to tell the
best Indian stories when the fever was
high that l ever heard
When l had retold some of them to
him he took off his glasses and declared
that what he had said in his delirium
was wholly true. He had been the en-
gineer on the construction train which
laid the track Of the Kansas Pacific.
81 have often run so miles without be-
ing out of the sight of buffalo," said he.
II have seen a single band that made a
procession so long that you could see
neither the head nor the tail of the herd.
They were interesting, but not so much
so as the Indians were. 1 remember
one morning our conductor took arife
and went out to shoot a buffalo for
breakfast. Our camp was in a little
valley along n side of which ran a
highchal bluff. We had seen no Indians
for nearly a week, and so were getting
careless. The conductor vas stalking
q herd, hugging the bluffs, wnen he was
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05
o KILLS HIMSELF.
When Little Ernest Wilcox Died Ris Pet
Was FOUND Drowned.

when Little Ernest wilcox Died Ris Pet
Was round Drowned.
A touching story of a dogs fopdness
for his young master comes ffstl St.
Louis, and is vouched for by those who
know the boys parents. Little Ernest
Wilcox and lis pet st, Bernard were in
s%eparable companions. They often went
swimming together, for Rover, the
pet, vas not afraid of the water. A
few weeks ago Ernest was stricken
with typhoid fever, and, after lingering
for many days under the most careful
nursing, the bright little chap died.
All the time that Ernest lay sick abed
Rover was on guard outside the door
of the boys room. Nothing could in
duce the faithful canine to leave his
post.
When finally the young master passed
away, and weeping friends and relatives
came and went, and everything about
the house was strangely silent, Rover
refused to eat even the tiniest morsel
of meat, and scorned n platefuI of juicy
bones as if they had been that much
sawdust.
Very late on the night of little Err
nests death, there came the noise of a
great whining from the room where
the dead boy lay. Investigation
showed Rover standing on his hind
legs in front of the cold young body of
his quiet master.
Two days later Rover was missing.
Ernest's father, Mr.. Wilcox, went j in
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

, were in the hos
pital together Will
and lin the
same ward. l was
i'll from the effects
of bucking snow
the mountains.
and he had been
hurt in a collision
in t h e Trinidad
yards. He was the
travelling engineer
of the road, and
while he was asleep
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05
Mad Reading,

You can read q happy mind IN a happy
countenance without much penetration.
This is the sort OF countenance that the
quondam bilious sufferer or dyspeptio re,
lieyed by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
wears. You will meet many such. The great
stomachic and Alternative also provides hap
piness for the malarious, the rheumatic, the
weak, and those troubled with inaction of
the K dneys and bladder.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

NATURAL.-''They say that HAPPY is the
greatest kicker in his football team" "I'm
not surprised. His father was the infer
Lalest old kicker ever l knew
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

"HAvING tried DR.. Carlstedt German
Liver Powder in my family, 1 do not hest
tate to pronounce it a most excellent rem.
edy." II. r.. GRAY, Nashville, Tenn.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

A WAY OF E~sCAPE.-"There is one good
thing about foreign nobility, after ALL
"What is thatf' "Why, when they come
ever here they can't compel us to associate
with them. "-Chicago Record.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

/ HAVE found Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton an unfailing medicine.-F. r. LORI,
1906 Scott St, Covington, Ky, Oct. l, 1894
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

The primrose is nothing but the
prime rose, an allusion TO the early
lowering of the plant in spring.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

Mrs. g. Gas her husband departs for n
club m~eetinR)-''If you're any later Than
midnight, l shan't speak TO youIn G.-"I
hope you won't, dearl'-Baz1r.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

- CAscARETs stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaker or grippe,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

FoRGoTTEN.-"Does Miss Wisely still
ride that theosophy hobby OF hersl'' ave
really forgotten the name of her WHEEL
Detroit Free Press.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

BEING a gentleman is hiding your mean
ess.-Atchison Globe.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

n MP YOUR PRODUCE or all Kinds
Va" to =. a. Andrews 3 Co., Memphis.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

ALTcE-'I heard something about yOa..
to-day" Maud-"Yes; this new lining
they are using in dresses makes a ~frtghttnSa
noise. doesn't itl"--Yonkers Statesman.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05

AAOOA AAAo Hoods Sarsaparilla. ESQ
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-12-05
AN ENGINEERS STORY.
BY CY wARMAN.

U n EYE were in the hos,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-02
BON rinem a0lrr 3rraeiid}t.

9Otosten, Wtid6, 1. SUM. -
Oscar Sulcott, Elm 8erIi6srungsz
4gent, tpelder untsr ben 6armern osr
anqren3enban Gounties t6dtig lit, tpurz
be in 2(Gis IopnIbip auf ieinem Nsgs
our3 einan 8alb pDn einem amerifaz
niT6en Noler ongeFuQen, Der t6m Die
&ralIan in bus GsIi6t unb ben Naden
einI6lug. GrFt nu3 fhperem Sam
pfc gelang e5 3alcott, Ii4 bon Oem8Oz
qel gu befreien, mar iebo6 10 i6per an
ben Wungen uno am 9dlie 3erfleii6t
oaB er 6ierber 3uriidtebren muBte
Sine @eIsqIdaft min ieBt bon bier uufz
bre9en, um Den 2lbler fpom0gli9 elm
5uFdngen. @or 3ebn Sagea nurbe Der
Sarmer 2oren3oWdfsforb auf bic nGmz
li6e Wsiie angefallen un0 an oer9ano
perIeBt. 8or 3pei Sa6ren fii6rte elm
QtbIer in Der nGmli4en Nu6barI4uft
Elm 8iub bes l6rn. 6reeman Roie orei
ooer bier Meilen melt oaDon, nuroe
iebo3 BON Dem @ater 3u Pferoe berz
foIgt unb i6lieBli4 ourA einen S6uB
get0otet. 9as &ino entfam nit gez
rindfiididen 0erlebunaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-02
Sarr's Wtammutb> S@ubzSaSen
TIT iest to- roaer Sbdttefctt.
$4,000 mert6 on Sd6u6en
ipereen qeppfcrf.

9Sr baeen 9rUfits er5isIt luo bsiclbsu tpiehsr
IN ollie 9Sinoe 3isben lahsT gNir baben in uiclen
8aar berob 3 norrt Ser u arobs Ds seTtag 5 it o6Hs
6raqe oa5 SbubsGreioniB bes Sabref. Sie ROtb=
uenoigtcit tenut teiu Gees urO Die RotbpenOi9icit
ertoroert ben rai6eu lulias Der BON ms auQcieqz
ten Nuaren in 9aargelo. Gin Ssotr teunt bic bObe
site Der pom uns eefubrtsu Sdube. 2eoes 9aar
it qarantirt fir Sus, mas mir oaoou bebGupten.
GlaTe uno ourb Nrbeitsr sritsr RIafe bcrpeteat.
Ser 9crtauf ipiro bon Sag 3u 3aq fortgecst bis
Die onqtsetgten Sdube auspufautt fno.
forS atss, fpiss 8cbcn unO fpiss aS gaorbidtter-
ole Br6bcn. @trubgeieBt BON 500 auf sl.39
Q, sSir, baben cine 4qrtie BON feimen amen
iRiBsn 8sben, ale G,r0bcn. @erob0cie5t BON 500
: amen 6pag3t 6rforb SIC. /.
aH ga'sRs Yt5aS'f'i 20" o o9 sy
SSliposrs berab0siest BON $3.50. Gin OTCssr
Samen &nffet nm i6par,e : :.
foro les, idmmtlif unier cigenes .fubritat
Sr nmT MGuf aaFn Sr9sHG GIN ason SSF 3t6sn
'Ftsn OisieIbsH Don $50 oaf se.ss
, 9amen neibt Gauoa5 c.riEE6
! rs, berabgsieBt bon 800 unO $3.50 uui Sl.4s
gar Sab;2 Md, .6 do2 oduo Sga f
0srinasrem gSertbe, ais 500. Serabgeiett GEt
Sal m &uffet unO biuarss ors
toro es, iebr fein uno elm QrObrr @aroain
beroboeebt bon $500 auf -. =. =. =: se.6s
q III T { l II - D r D : { &, ln=
fuobl Rufet, Dis ibluor5, in iDiRcr. commOnsicnic
ooer een6bnlt9en 3ebsn, NIT &orbldttern IN II.
> 9amen .fTans6iii6e Qtott1t0tr:
Grforb 3its, iratnO ciu ;5acon Der 3ebcu
uno bcbnbars SObleu ocrabGceBt Don 500 auf
Samen orforp sites aus rTiii.
d I'm a / b lco er, in ollen ncucitcn TGcong.
Hcut @aorsn. Scrab0eicbt oou $500 ouf $3.50
oer=9orblattern uno ipisen 3sbcn. @erabqeiSst
OO SGmsn GolUV n"i gisesie etitfeie#ftsn #
nit ipibtn :3eben unO 9utcntzgOrbldttsrn. @srab.
SamsS &nii ct nne + d par5e {.
oriqe Sicpcle 6ube, bcrabqtisbt
Samen g'ieocGt Gamai8 sen ons
ganOus. iduar5, braun ooer lObarbi9. Cine Grobe
Trauieing IobfQrbtoe s6niir T.
I d II {, nit ipiBeH !}cbsn Tno 9orbldttsrn. Scr
abQeeBt BON 81 90 aui Si.15
f1rduItin d iuur1e QIutcteberue
G uitrid5ube, nit Qatcnt @orbldttcru mn
ipiSer 3sben uno 9dtcnt=Srotr Stciiungcn. Scr
obQeiett BON 81. auf .-. S1.I5
frduItins s@ici iRiO %uiita 3 d 1t.
+ {, ioipoh gum Sdrircu, iuie 3utn0picn, ale 3c=
btu=5acous !. 10, uno Gae @rnhsn. Ncrobas.
iekt Don s.. 80 ouf 81 ~
,6fi8cm 0lacc=ecocr nit iptcn @orblattcru unO
9atcnt 3eben; tourcu III 8uiiet oocr i5puri oe=
lietcrt iperocu ncs lit riu ichr icinsr Oicrt,i+,r
s8u5. @crabQticBt BON $3.50 uuf $l.6s
&. 6. =. arr,
gatfoIasr pom gRi,ion & Carr,
Vr. 4 ttmo 6, 0S.- Strast.
u32D Ir. !. ssOreaG barIes. strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-02
Snnoiren Die Stimmuna.

ssepIer's 9abnfsausfubrsSerbot = Nnfunft
speter ivanifeber 5inansbeamten in Iep
gprf.
NepzYprf, 1. SUM-. - 3pei
6inunabeamte Der ipanii9en Hegiez
rung, Sole De 9oicoe6ea b primo be
&ioera un0 Sole @olIa3o, iinO bier elm
getroffen, lpie perlautet, um Die 6ieIige
Stimmung be5iigli4 oe5 BON @eneral
WeDler angeorbneten SubafsQusFubrz
9erbotes gu erfori4en. Gin 8erihtz
eritatter fpra9 geitern inn rWeitminiter=
9otel," mo bic 9erren abgeItiegen iinb,
Dor, bod peigerten ii6 bieie beioen ipa=
nifhen 9ertreter, eingebenbere 9lusz
tunft i6er ibre WiIiion 5u ge6en. 6r.
9oicoe9eu ertldrte nur, Die ipunii6e
Regierung, reIp. General Wepler, babe
ienes 8erbot fir roben Sabat nur err
laHen, I'm bic Gage Der ein6einiI6en
Gtgdrrenz5 5a6rifunten gu perbeiIern.
3uoem ieien bic pon ibm getpG6rten 10
Sage bon ben grporteuren 10 rei6li6
dusgeniiBt tporoen, baB Die Ser. Staaz
ten, tpobin in oieier Saifon Bis gum
25. Nai $4,000 8alen Hobtubaf err
pebirt tpurben, nit bem bsreits bor6anz
benen 9orratb minOsI tens fir 5tpsi
Sabre nit 8ldttertd6at perIorgt ieien.
9efragt, pel9en GinDrud cine @egenz
MaBnabme Der Der. Staatsn, 3. g.
Elm @infu6rper6Ot fir Sabatfa6rifdte,
auI Die ipaniide Regierung MAIDEN
piiroe, ertldrten bic 6eiben 9erren, buB
cine iolde NuBnubme, fir Die ibrsr
4nii8t na9 a6iolut teine 9eranlafung
porliege, aleroings ni4t nit freunbliz
den 9efiiblen aufgenOmmen peroen
piirDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-02
gsrmii9te tslssrapbti9c srpri6en.

- Die 8antfirmd QuOenburg,
Sbalmann II. So. in Reipz0orf Diro
beute per Sumpfer nSpree" 100000
in 9olO na9 europa perI6iffen.
- Die io3ialiitii4e 2lr6sitsrpartsi
BON SQinois belt Dorgeitern 2t6,nD
einen Staats<Gonosnt in @6icugO unD
iteqte Elm OoQItGnoiqes sStaatstidet auf
- SoFn 3bompIon tpur0e geitsrn
in Der ngud Ribqez&c6lsngrube" na6,
SbumOfiR, pa., our6 Gin i9lagenoes
8etter get0btet. 9eo. 6uuit erIitt
t0btIihe uno brei unoere 2tr6eiter
i4mer36afte 8erIeBungen.
-Sn &epitone, unpeit 5iQ GitD,
60, lit foe6sn Die nS5unipsr 6racz
tion=8ologru6e. pel6e Dor taum Ell
mem Mondt BON Drei WGnnsrn, 9}az
mems So6n Snopie, S$ad p6inneD uno
Dan 8ru6am, entoedt ipurOe, fir
$4,000 berfauft porDen. Die 8olDz
aOer lpuroe eigentlih our9 Snolpie's
9uno entbedt, tpel6er lie bloslegte, IN
oem er duf Der SagD na4 einsm tletnen
56ier unter ben 8ur3eln elmer umge=
itiiraten Sanne 1erumtraRts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-02

Sine bnrnebme Sn6seit.
Grin, NIbrrt Don Rae,iptn beiratbet cine Gns
feltn hcS &remiermiuifters hes Saiiers
TYdrimiIidu ppu SScriep

g2e pzg ort, /. SUM-. - 9rin3
gilbert BON &ao3ipiu, 80 Sabre aft,
ein 5o6n os5 Giiriten Matias JtaO3iz
min aus 0arI9au, pur0e beute in Der
5ran3 8aDier=air6s BON Gr36iI6of
Gorriqan nit Sri. Pruoenciana W}ilz
mo, elmer porne6men unO reib:n, jun
gen Merifanerin, qetraut. Gins BIZ
Ttinguirts 8eIeuI6aft pobnte ocr3rauz
ung bei. Die 8raut lit miitterIihsr=
Ieits cine Gnfelin be5 Gsnerul5 be @iz
bauri, 9remisrm;niIter5 Ot5 &uiier5
MarimiIidn BON W}erifO un0 Sbsrz
6cFe6ls6a6ers Der taiIerlihen merifaz
niI6en Urmee. 8eneral 8iOauri tpurz
De 3uglei6 nit W2arimiliun erI4oRen.
Der 9uter Der 8raut 1T iriT9et 2l6z
ftammung un0 6e5iBt du5gsOe6nts @iiz
ter in W}erito. Oa5 neubsrmd6ItePaar
tritt am M}ittpo4 eine 9oa5eit5reiie
ncf Surppd an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-02
ytr.1 1872.
9lns Enhn.
4eueffes pom SriessidaupIagc.-G TieeerS
ldgc rcr Snfursentcu bei Sieninesps. -
SLattcrnfrante i'm MprrO:0 al tell.

N}ubrio, /. SUM. - Giner De-
pei6e bss nSmparcial" aus 9apanu
3ufplge ba6en Die ipanjiden 5ruppen
Die Sniurgenten nabs Gienfusqp5 gcs
Ialdgen unb so oeriel6,n get0otet.
Sen We It, 6lu., l. Sum-. - $1ier
eingetroffene 9riputna4ri6ten erge=
ben, baB bie9ldttern i'm MprrozGuite4
3u 9apana au5gsbro6en iinp. 2(m
"a. ,. N&t5. puroeg "a 9lutterntrunte
bon bort ms 0oipituI geihafft.
3psi Sta 0tdenpon Sn1urs
9enten elm geGi 6ert.
5apdna, l. SSuni.-0a8 StGDtz
den Samaica, nu6e 6apana, lit our9
eine SnIurgentenbanoe unter Gditiuo
nieoergebrannt poroen. Sine SMUT
gentenIbuar erploOirts geitern mebrere
9Dnamitbomben unt2r einem 2lrbsit5o
3uge auf Der Giienbabn na6e Suba1
nillu. Der 2otpmptipFii6rer tpuroe
getDotet uno mebrere 2(r6eiter erlitten
8erleBungen. Sin 2lnqriff Der 2lufz
ftGnoiI6en auf Die StaDt Santiago
De las @egaS in Der Yropin5 9upanu,
purOe beute 3uriidqeihlagen. 2tuA
Die Staot Yuertu be la 8uiru, iiiOlif
BON Der Sro6a, lit geItern pon Sniurz
9enten untsr 2lnIelmo HoOrigue3 nies
Oergebrdnnt porOen.
Ote 8e h rGntunq Ser : Il.
b 4 d sauSfuhr BON Cuba.
N}a0rto, l. Suni. - IS iheiGtt,
0aB @enerulzGapitGn WeDler i6(ieBz
LID ieinen 8iuen 8etreff5 8eI6rdnz
tung Der Qtusfubr Don 8lGttertubad
baben piro. IS piro psrIi6ert, bic
Re9ierung babe ioeben Die oefinitioe
N}ittbeilltnq erbalten, ouB teine fprA
melIen Gontratte 3piIhen2lmeritunern
uno @ubanern 9strtff8 2isferunJ Dor
Sabat, ionOern nur Orore5 fir iol
ben ertitiren.
Die W&ootfttation oes bsrii6ti9tet
SobadszGrlaTIes mar propiipriI6 uno
bei6rdntte it6 parauf, OaB Oa5 Sabiz
net ertlGrte, es ipiiroe iicb nidt in bic
2In9eIsgenbeit mii6en, ooh miiBten gez
ROrig abgei6loIiene Gontratte reipetz
ttrt nerDan.
8ensral YoIapiciu, Der ais WeDler's
Na4folger genannt muroe, ertldrt e5
fir notbwenoig, nah 8eenoigpng Der
Regen3eit 100000 SoGOaten na6Gub1
81 Ienoen, I'm Der eJnIurrettipn ben
9aruu5 3u MAIDEN. Der 8sneral fiigt
b;n8u, er pijroe ben Yoiten zines Sbarz
Gpmmunoeur5 in Guba ni6t ucceptis
rem, menn gu gIeiher ,3eit Elm onoerer
General 3umGenerdIzG GopitGn erndnnt
tpUroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-02

- @mmd W}orefel lpuroe umSOnn<
tag 2lbenO gu Gbeliea, U}i6., oon6reD.
9pcIofF ibrem 8rGutiQam, aus Gifers
iu6t eri4oIIen. Der W}0roer brahte
fi9 Dann ielbIt cine ShuBnunoe BEL,
tpuroe jeoo6 sntpaffnet uno Oingfeit
gemaAt, ebe er feline 2tbIi6t uusfiibren
unD fih DOlenOs t00ten fDnnts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-02
Die bebnrftebenoe bemntratii5e Ha'
ttunaIsGnnbentiun.

G6tcdgo, 1. SUM-. - 0ds Cub
gomite oes bemDtratiI6en Rationalz
Gomite's bielt 6eute Ra6mittug i'm
9lubitoriumzQnner cine 5iBung uno
empfinq bon Dem 2otal@GDmite SILL
900 = ben Reit Der $4,000, tpeI9e
bic rStdbt Chicago fir ben San berz
fpro9en bate, baB Der D:mpfratii9e
Acknowledgement bier ubgebaIten
perDe.
@orIiber 5arrit1 Ia9te in elmer I'M
terrebung nit einsm @ertreter Der
9refIe, baB er fth, tpenn Der Nationulz
Gonpent in Teiner 8ldttform Tid] fir
GSiI6erFreiprGgung ertldren Iolte, Oem
@iqen Der MuiOritdt unterperfen tperz
be.
Gr fiigte gu, feiner 2tnit4t na9 tperz
be biz gan3e penniploani,r Delegation
Das 8leibe tbun, bod hoFfe er nod
INNER, bab ss ben 8utgsloIeuten gez
lingen parpe, bic Gontrole iibsr Den
Spnpsnt gu erlangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-02
Gin @etImtttel fiir aae
5nl1tmer C nntplntnta

Gin Gal6tr l6ul0ffI goa R,ao0 Rtlitf in eiusm
blLbooutH @a5 Q8af'r Dito,C5olt 10 oft ais o:r
stublsan9 por ft q,5t, uuo elm mt Tsaop &,I;si
q,tr5nft,s etid GIanu,G u5sr DEN UllQ;H uno uu=
tsrleb gsIsat osrba'ft ioiortigs Gr,si9tsrun8 uuo
b'rUlrtt balDIg, so,iIurg.
aun.rlid - Gin baIb,r Ib',l6ffcr boil in ,uem
6alb pollen 8lag Gan,r 5,i,tti9t III fOsnigtH Ujuus
ten Rrdmpi,, SaUiuo,laafGgt, lauren Ulaqsn, V1us
ita, Grbrtdcu, Soobysnusu, 1'r0oftdt, S6luilOTas
f.it, WiQrdu,, gla5uugtu uro ale ,uUsru 9,=
ibD,ro,H.
Gs gicbt ttjn 6dInritsl III Der gG,lt oas Gl,Osr
80 8,tf,lii,br un0 olls ouosrea maIlr9u, Bis
l0i,u unO iOuitig;a Gi,btr 10 rlib 5:t pjs r q Os
Dap's s8tao1 8sLitf i'm @srcu NIT U a Do
Da0' 9iIIsH.
gr.;s SOC. srs Glaits. - gu ba5tn bel au:H gIpOI
tbtttru.
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Die 6itretd,tId,e SbronfoIec.

% len, l, SUM. - 8raf bon Sbun
unO 9o6eaitein, Der fribere 8ouperz
neur BON 8phmen, iIt gum O6erbpfmeiz
fter bes @r36er3o95 Sran3 5erpinano,
Gltaiten 'Sobne5 oe5 parItorbensn Gr3z
ber3pg5 &arI Qubpig, ernannt pproen.
0ieIs @rnennung gilt ais 8epei5, oaB
6ran3 6eroinano ais S6ronerbe be-
tra6tet piro. 8isber itano oeKen
6pfItdut unter einem Director, einem
geamten Don geringerem 3ange, aIs
elm Sber6DfmeiIter.
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Sefnuntnt ta6uua.
Sn selbffpertbeirisuns.

Semitic Qcrioncu pcrtbsilen meinen euten Ruf in
ffrnQe itclcnoe Gtrtuarc, pbQlcib mtin Gbarattcr
pbne 9oruurf Dacbt, ME gle, pclbe MID tcltncn,
obise 6trfuart leen. Die 9erioneu, pom lueldbcn
bic bstrsffcuoeu 6irfulare ouseebcu, uo in Dem
fdnouis ols 9crlsumocr bcturnt. Die Girtudrs
babcu ben ;}tpcd, ou6 mciu @ciddit 3u itaOiQcu.
Nbtunosool s. I. Sout en- :, grccnmount=
d ems lpobnt bci mir in Der obiQtn Nprtic scmc
Wiuttcr Dtar0 q Hen @ouc1 rms. Q30,1,2)
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6IFfes nd1 Ienem Grta er1u6t,
SaS ttaIieuiidbe Gabiuct bletUt in
gEttttc

Qonbon, 1. SUM. - Syn elmer
OepeI6s an Die n5ime5" aus 3om
6siBt e5: r9us SamItag5z8otum Der
8ammsr (oa8 8ertrauenspotum nit
nur Orei Stimmen MajoritGD mar
3tpsifel5D.6ne Elm S6Iag fir oas 8abiz
net. Der &Dnig bat aG.r beutc erfldrt,
buB er ri6t in cine 2(ufl0Iung oer8amz
mcr nilligen perOe, uno 10 tpirO bas
W}iniitarium i'm Qlmte nsrbLeiben.
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Gtn Sorf our6 cine,t 9ersftur3 ser1
ff0rf.

8ern, 1. SSuni.- 9as 9orf8rienz
6ol3 i'm 8erner S6erIano lit bur4 eiz
nen 8ergItur3 tbeilpei{e 3erit0rt NOR
ben. Der grOBte 3beil Der 8etpobner
bat ben Ort perlaifen. 9roBer S3az
Den lit ben @iienb1bnen, fotpis an0erem
@igent6um in per llm9ebung entitanz
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Aus ocm Sransnnal.
SIeid1e SemaHnuns fir rfe Sruppen beieer
SpercnsRcpltblifeu. - Setn sebctmer Scr'
trag Jpiicbeu TrdnSpaaI unc eutfcbldno.

SIeidIc Sema Tnuns fiIr fie Sruppen beieer
Socrcns u cpibIifeu. - Setn sebcimer Ser
tras swiicbeu 9ranspaaI unN eutfdbIanp.
2pnbon, l. SUM-. - Der Gore
fpon0ent Der nSime5" in 9retorid mel
bet 6oIgenbes: y8icezPrdiioent Sou
bert uno Der StaatsIetretGr 2s1bS bat
ten ii9 na9 gloomfontein, Der 9auptz
itaOt bes ranje=6reiitdates, begeben,
I'm Die Oortige Regierung gu elmer
glei6mdBigen 8eipaffnung Der 9eere
beiDer HepubIiten gu beitimmen. Sn
5olge Der llnterbanolungen peroen
tpabrI3einlib beioe Republtten oa5
NuuIergetps6r einfiibren. Mtan gluubt,
DaB bieIer S6ritt in Der 9l6Iidt unterz
nommen purbe, I'm ben Singos in Der
SegnaOigungsz z4gituttpn fir Die gefan=
9enen nHeTprmsr" einen 0Gmpfer aufz
3uieBen.
8retoriu, l. SUM-. - 9rdiioent
ariger bat in einem SnteroIeip ertldrt,
oaB Der i'm nRineteentb @enturp" err
i6ienene 2trtifel bon Sepmour Sort
0rii6eren Sefretdr bpn Sir 8roug6am
God, ais bieTer 8puDerneur Der Sap
&Olpnie mar opQer llnpabrbetten 1T.
Der YrdTbcnt Itellte nit gntlAieOenz
6eit ba5 8aite6an eiues gebeimen Ser
TRACES pber GinperItdnOnii1es 5piI6en
Sransoaal unb 0eutI6ldno, pel6es
Die britiI9en unD Acknowledgment
fen in SiiOzQ(fritu 6ebro6e, ME Iolz
DIES bon Sort bebauptet porben mar,
in 2(breoe unO fii9te bin3u, DAB @eclI
R6ooe5, penR SORTS 2lngaben ii6er
bei7en 8e5iebun9en gum Sameion'I3en
GtnFdQ ipabr Ieien, I6rperer beitraft
tperoen foQte, ais Die miBIeiteten uno
gefdngenen MGnner.
Nu9 %. S. Qepos, Der Staatsietrez
tGr bon Srun5paal, erfldrte emp6a@
ti7h, DaB Die gtittbeilung iiber einen
9eGeiman politiI6en 8ertrug 5pilhen
5rdnspaal unb 0eutI6lan0 our6aus
unpd6r lei:
SSn oem bstreFIenben 9(rtitel bate
Sort IL. u. be6auptet, baB Gecil Rbooe5
ben SamsIon'I4en Ginfull angeitiItet
bdtte, I'm Yretoria gu 6eieBen unb Do
tumente gu erlangen, tpel6e Das gebelme
@inberItdnbniB 3piI6en SransoaaI
uno 9eutI6ldnb naApeiien 1ollten,
YrGIioent &riiger leiDet nod an Der
SnfIuen5a, er empfing a6er beute ben
gan3en Sag iiber bic Sobunnesburger
ReFOrmer, tpel6e geitern aus benz Sc
fdrgniiIe entlaiIen lparen un0 bem
YrdiiOenten ibren 9ant fir behsn
WItlDe ausipra6en.
9ammOno gegen Purole
ent1ufisn.
8retoria, l. Suni. - So6n
9aD5 9ummOno, Der Qmeritaner, mel
der pegen Der fiir5li9en 8erI6p0run9
gegen Die Regierung bon IransDdal
gum SoOe bsrurtbeilt, iebo6 ieit0em 5u
15=jd6riger 9aft begnaoigt puroe, tit
gegen 8aroIe entlu7en ipOrben, oumit
er Ieine gu SSo6annesburg I9per trunt
burnieosr liegenOe Satin beiu4en
sann.
@nabe Dor He9t.
2onOon, l. SUM. - Die Dem
n8lo6a" aus 9retoriu telsgrup6irt
pirD, ertpurtat man bort, baB bic oeFiz
nitioe 6reilaIung oe5 OberIten 6ranz
cis 8booe5, 9eo. 6arrar's, 2ionelPbi=
Iip5' uno So6n 9aDs 9ammonO's, Der
anfdngli6 gum Sooe oerurtbeilten
6i6rer oes So6unni5burger 9feFormz
Gomite's, morgen angefiinoigt peroen
pirO.