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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Ran9ie lid tnat.

96ilabeIpbia, 19. 2(uguit.-
@eo. 5. Glpe4, "A Sabre aft, rdu6ts
geltern Td6mittdg in 5plge elmer 5piz
I6sn ne6rsrsn 3eitung5jungsn sinqez
gangsnen M,its 5lp1n3ig Gigurretten
in elmer bal6sn Stun0,. Nd6rsno Der
leBten g2aft ertrdntts er Il. bsute frIb
trut Isin Sob ein. 9i: Gorpnsrsz sSurD
erflGrte in ibrem @sroitt, er babe lih
Iein;n Sob pur9 ii6srmdBi9es Rau=
den 3uasSogtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Tamien'S ndhftrr WerIuh.

G6riItianil. 19. 2tpril. - Die
Gieiige y2(6enopoittn" meGoe: in einem
2(rtitel iiber Die 8ijdt:br o;@ gtoropnlz
fabrers Nlnien, oerIeI1s 4poQe te;nen
peitersn Geriudr mdd).n, o;a g}orOppl
in s:nsm Sdtffs 5u errs,d';n. Y}0gIis
hsrlpe;Ie lpsros er i;2oh pito:r cine
S6littcn=Grpeoit;on BON 6ran5 So
Itpb5zQunp ans unt:rnshmm, ppn no
aus sr zine trfoiQrs:fe R:iIs nlh Dem
Noropol fir ric6t Glm0Il;h tratte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Gus Der SunbcsbaMptraht.
Sutereiautcr SoniularbcritI,t uber sic sScns
prpsut.irr in alien ednesrm.


Q8 bingtOn, ,. s., 10. Iug.
- 9r. 8ermaire, 8onIul Der 8erein.
Stduten 5u 3Uri4, 6at Dem Stuut5z
0ipdrtement in elmer ItutiItiIdeu 3uz
Idmmsnitelung iib,r Den Weinbuu uno
Den Srtra9 Der 2eis in ben perI6ieos=
nen peinproOu5irenosn 2dno:rn aus
fiibrli4 2lusfunft gegs6en. 9i: gs=
Iammte Wsinprpouftion Der Walt miro
jsbt auT jG6rlicb 3,671 1853, 900 @ulz
lonen 6erefn:t. Cine geringe 3una6z
me 0:s Srtr1ges lit 5u p.r5si6nen. Die
9Seir6srgs fGbsn in leBter 3eit niht
me6r 10 ic6iper unter ben 9erlpiiitunz
gen Der 3ebldu8 (gG1Qor:rO uno an
osrem lln9s5iefsr gelitten, poourh pie
ls 8in5er, beIoroer5 in 5rantreic6,
ipieoer gum Qnbal oon 8e6en in ben
oer6esrten g9ein5ergen psrdnllBt
nurosn. Die Qualitdt oes Wsines
BAT Ii6 in Den l'Bten Sa6ren nj6t per-
6eIIert, od man b,i Dem Nnbdu iebt
beItreot lit, Die Oulntitdt ma6r ai5 Die
Qu1litdt gu erfobsn. Qlit 2lusnabme
pon SSraatrsi6 bat Die Grtpeiterung
Der Re6enfultur in Den lpeinproOu5iz
ren0en Gdnoern nidt glsiA Die srlpdrz
tete Serme6rung oe5Grtraaas qebrdht.
Sn OaItrsi1 unD dnOeren @Gnoern mar
Die 2eIs nid]t Geipinnbringsno uno Die
Bein5du:r lieBcn Ben Ofutb iinfen. G5
beourfte hGuf;g Der petunidren Inter
ftijbung Seitcns Der r;ip. Re9jerunz
gen, nm biz 2cute sur psiteren Rtbenz
8ultur aufSumuntern. 2ln Der Spibe
Der peinprpou3irenotn Qdnosr Ite6t
5rdntreih; hlnn foIgsn in entIprehenz
Der Rti6enfolge Statisn, Spdnien, Porz
tugal, 0sutinlonD, Ssitrei6zllngdrn,
9uBluno, Shtpei}, 8ulfanitaatsn, 2lr=
9sntinisn, @hili, &sr St1atsu 9rdIiz
lien, IuItrdli;n uno 9ap &olonie.
Oi: italieniIne Rsgitrung ml6t Qe=
!Daltigs 2lnItrengunQen, og gDeinea
ibrss 2anpss iii 4usIanoe gr0Beren
a6IuB sit oerI6ufFsn. Mit b;otuten=
bsm apItendufnanos {ino Ni;b:rllgen
in Berlin, D:en, GrisIt, 8uo1p:It, 3Uz
rid, Rem Yort uno g1lano5 2(pres srz
ri6tet lpprOsn. 2luh Spdn;en untsr=
6dlt isBt me6rtrs iolhs 9sIhdTtaniez
O:rl19cn.
GsrmiI h te5.
Ter pqdiiosnt rlt Die ii6sr Shornz
toa 9tlerano!r rsQtn Mot0ea bier GER
h0ngt, Soo;3 Itrlfe in lsbsusldn9lichs5
3Hhttaus umg:p,noelt. Der g.
ri6t5boT fattt Sen Nsrurt3silttn, psls
der crit 10 5ahy, at lit, n:r Gnao,
ca5 BrGItosnten :npfohl,n.
5apt. 5jBq'yalo pom britiIcbsn
9ampfer nS:. GU:36srt" BAT Dem bpz
oro9rlpb;Idtn }(m; miIQsthejli, ol6 er
ungsfdbr 265 M:;lsn 0Ttli1 oomSlnz
op &ooot 2:u;idljff ejn Sd;ffslprad
lage:roffsn hl5,, 2a3 cine grpR, Sc
fl6r fijr BE Sh:ffT5brt, ;n&6siOnO:re
fiir pie transatl&atiIhsn 0ampfsr
b:Ios.
C5sr7t 561s. s.. 5ap:eQs lit pom
YrGii0cnt:n als H11folgar Dee tiir5li4
in Rubsitan6 Dsrisst;n 8snerul5 r. q.
8ltcheloer gum @snerll Quarticr=
msiIt:r Ser 2trmes, nit Dem R1nge eis
nss 8ri9doe Gc1>rlls, ernannt nor
0Pn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Nattir's GeltGnOniB.
Gin Sdrbaras2lub= fan i'll gan 5ramiiscu.
Ter 2tnsefIdgtc rin GcifIidbcr.

San 5ran5isco, D, 19. 2(u9uIt.
- Die 6ieiige 'Staot bat einen 55all, Der
Itart an oenisnigen 8arburu 2(ubs in
ytsp= Yorf erinnert. Mattie So2rmun,
Die DOR lpeniQen W}pnaten Den angcIeGtz
nsn Gaitpr 8rppn heI9uloiqte, ibr
8eipalt unqet6an 5u hab:n, uno ipdter
in Der Bro5eBberbanolung oisIs Ihpers
8sihuloigung ais ungere6t uno per-
Ieumoeriih 3uriidnu6m, Pat jeBt ME
Der ein ,8eItdnoniB" dbgslegt, in mel
dem lie Die ulte 2(ntlaqe aufrsdlt er=
bGlt. Wfattie lit Elm W}itiIieo otr 8s=
meinoe, oeren SesIiorger 8ropn pdr.
Sire 9eI6ulDigunQ. ouB Der YaItor
ii6 an ibr oergangen 6dttc, errsgts be
greiflihss 2(ufisben. 9lllgemsin lpuros
fir Das ,arme Wdo6en" Sartei Qez
nnmmen. lin 10 gr0Bsr mar Die lleberz
raIdung uno 8eItiir5ung ais Mattie
por ben osrIummaltsn airnendlteitin,
Die ben Yditor in ofTentlid)sr 8:rbanoz
lung SUI 9erunnportlln9 ge5oqen, ale
i6re Acknowledgement 3uriidndhm. Sic
ertl0rts odmdls, IL 1u6s, I'm 8eI0 3u
erprshsn, Die i4dnolihe @'rIeumoun9
porQe5ront. Wlit piaIem ienIatiorslz
len @sItGuoniB fiel bic llnterIuAurg
qeaen Den 4aItpr. 2estsrsr Tono baIo
ourauf in eintr anpsren Stoot einen
Wirturg5tr;is uro Der lan}. psinlihs
8orfan Qeristb in @ergeiIsnAsit.
StBt, nud 2}erl1uf meprerer N}o=
nate. ldBt N}dttie Opermun wisosr non
Iid) b0ren. Sic legt tin 3!ptites n@s-
itdnoniB" u6, srtldrt. il: hdb, M}sirsio
qeIsi1tst, ais lie fire 9tntluqen ais @erz
leumour9 6sSeihnete. uno lpisosrholt
Don Nsuem Die 8eIhul0iQung qsQSn
PaItpr Broom. Inter Den 8smsinos=
mitglieoern fat Yiuttis uu6 glsi6 nil
li9e O6rsn gefunOtn uno Dem SeelIorz
1er Ioll ieBt, uuf ois niht5piiroig: 2(nz
tlage fin, no6 sinmal o:r @ro5eB Qez
mdCht iperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Iic Gmtaefmua tints anrrttaniid,cu
Wtiiionnrs.

Qiprrpool, 10. 2(u9uIt. - 0r
SnDosr, Elm umsrifuniIh:r U}iIToady
lit bier aus Dem GonQo =6raiItuat ur9iz
frmmen. Gr ertlGrt. sr il: ijb:r 1000
Weilen melt ms Snnere porQcorun82n
IND ha6s einsn QroBsn, bisftr niht Be
fanntn See entoedt. - Die Satin
os5 M}iIiipndr5 Srpoer itarb Dor Sur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Der St1ot,lt6 bon 5opsf1, Gdn:

Der St1ot;lt6 bon 5optfl, &dnz
las, FAT eine 9srorDnung dngenommen,
nord6 Ginost i'm 2tlter bon paniger,
ais 16 Sa5r,n, Die ii9 o6ns 2lufii4t
ra6 neun llbr 9tbanos i'm Sommsr Il.
u6t llbr 2lbsros i'm Winter luf Oar
StraBe um6ertr,ib,n, p,rflftet uno nm
So bis 3u SO bsItraTt lperD;n IolIsn.
Dies rGurfsns "9cIsB beIttbt befanntz
lid audi in aro.rsn Srtsn o:s M,itens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
&ur5e 3abcIoerciGeu.

= Die Iebarralte O:s Darit0rb!nen
HlaIers Sir So6n Wtiaais, grdIioentsn
Der t0niglid)sH 2lta0aEnie in Qonoon,
purOen gsiterH untsr 5l6lrtitAer Bethel
ligung in Der oortigen St. Ylul5z Sd
tbeorale 6sIJeIeBt. llater Den 8a6rtu9z
trGgern bsFdnoeH iih 2orO RoIsbsrp,
@drI @drIi5ls, G:HsrdI gBplIsIep uno
2ldtb. 8. u. 0:rbsrt i6lottsnistretdr
Der Ser. Stalten.
= u. $. @rsen, groFeiIpr Der SEQ
logic IN Der llniOerTtdt Srforo, Gngz
LAMB, lit 9eitor6sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Grfo!areiGe 9eoeaa,tuua oer flri=
lidDcu Sonnenfi.fternif.

peters surg 20. 2u1itIt-Tie
a'tron1nIde GrpsD;tion, iDslAe Dbl
3::r n1d 5orn:d, ;S,0ltano, e2ihidt
lpuroe, I'm Die tiirSI:dls totdls Soa=
Mountaineering gu osriblohtsn, lit Is9r er=
fol9rso3 i'll ihctm g8.rts 1elpsIsn. Wl;tz
9lieosr cGrltf5en ts.'arlpf;r:n + e:b:r,
ClB = ,hntu s:.an1 a,tn ausq'5eiG=
n::e Tbotr9llt a;:'n - Goronl herz
3uite(lsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Sulaar;cu'S 0gohltna.

e ofiu, 20 2tu9uit. - M.t 9t5u8
auf Die Sr:n3Itr:it, 9l::t:n 5ipiId:n ser
5ii,tti u1lo 9utQayi;n Eat 81 8t;,iez
runJ res 2eBterin Dc Bfort, III &,nntz
n:B g:IeBt. rlB, penG oi.it Hiajt Sis 5u
eiE:m b:ltimmssn 3:i!pIEit, Ce.ssdttI
5u elmer @r,n5~ ~Requlirung:= =GomTjIz
iicn srnsnns, 5u:4ar:'trs 1ruppen III.
Br'Iitiog,n h:isB:n mii.>:l, pilhe net
lid tiirtiId1s Gruprtn aGT rsm ron
8ulg1rien b:anipyuh:tn, @tbj:t ian'
1.E ,6t E,6sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Der Gr. .Yatrtarh foll rertannt
lpcr0rt

Gpn Q II. 20. 2tuquit. - 2uut eiz
n:r 9sp;ihe e,s rGaconicls" aus Gons
itant;l1opsl fat Der Sult1n 6si6lohen,
DEN Srz Patriara:n :SSmirl;an in Die
8sradnrlnq noh 1ripoli5 au Isnb.n.
Rad 2lnIiht lo,s Gorreiponosntan lit
in r:sIcn 6alle ra5 2sb'n S5mirliau's
fstnsr SfuB 9ulp;r mt6r ipert6, tpt5z
fa.o GngIano DisI: 91ieoertrdhtigteit
no 49,, nsr,, ,,fi;{f,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Sbnsapoitoienit a,piia,tn ga uaoa
tuo Enoiau0.

2onpon. 20. 2(u9uIt. - Die in
NepzYort osr0ffentlidts Spe5ialz0ez
peI6e, laut lpelher 5p;IG,n Der canaz
oiI6en uno Der britiIdlen Regierung
jiber Die Stage 9etrefiS Ginfiihrung
zines nsuen> Yoitldneloampfer
ltes 5fpiihen CANADA unD Gnelano eins
6eoentlihs Spannun9 ein9strsten Isin
ipG, miro 6ier auf Die hDhite 2(utoritdt
oementirt. SGatiud)e lit, odB osr Dor
idllag gdnjlih Iuspenpirt lporOsE it,
Bis Der neue cunuoiIhs Ntiniiter ieine
Gntl6eioung odriiber a6gt9ebsn pat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Ser @omsoraat BON Waboiftcn
SsSro5t.

9riiiisL 20. 2(usuit, - Sc
Soir" mslost, Baron 06anis babe an
Der 'SpiBe elmer iturfsn Streitmabt
Die OFfeniips gegen Die W}ahOiItsn i'm
oberen Gpn9o=8s5iet srgriffsn. 9us
8latt fii9t 5u, biz 9e9enpdrtige Sufz
lage perurIad2e ernite 9eIprgniiie De-
siiglich Der Sihsrbeit Dss GongoItda=
tss, uno man fiirhte, DaB ernIte poliz
tiI6s 9erlpidelurgsn eintreten mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Gin; Seiua, Dt3 GiGrcn ltno OtS
aa:I:rS SSitbeim, iii Som

2onoo II, 20. 2(uguIt. - ySie ein
GOrreIponoent oes rStanparo" aus
Hom meI0et, 6at Der 65ar Dem 80nig
pon Stulisn ous GerIprshsn gsgebsn,
Der Soo43eit bts Yrin5en pon Neupel
nit Der Brin3eIitr 9elsne Don W}ontez
negro bej5upobnen. gei fsinem Be
iu6e um itulieniiAen a0nigshoTe pirO
Der @3ar bon Der @3arinu begleitei
icin. Weiter perIautet, DaB in 6plge
oss GntIdlunes oes GSarsn, Rom gu
6eiuder, adiIer g8ilbslm glei2Tal5
Den 80nig Soumbert bsiu6en uno BEL
Der 0ch3eit anipeisno iein peroe. -
9etunntli3 .pdr Triif:r einmal oabon
Die Rsoe 9elpsien, ouB Der G5ur Die
montene9riniids 9rin5eiiin 5u beiraz
then 6edbiirhtide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
S(nfltntt res uGSrom."
aar(tH'i ShiF rrrsidt l!orwcasn.
Sic ganie Grpcottioa lit bicrmit III
Siaer5eit.

Der SOB O;s g1ron5 .. 3sotlpib mant
r:n 6ritiiden 5:gelrsgattas fir
oieIe5 Sabr e;n Gnos. - Der G5ar
uno Saiier Mil6,lm sur 9ermG6=
lung oe5 itaIieniT6en Sronprin3en
in Rom ,rIpart:t. - 8ritiTh. Gage
i'm &onQoItaat. - llnter3unolunz
9'n Der PIorte nit rcn 5nlur9'nz
ten All Grc.a. - 0i: iriiden On
ndmitcr.
2pnDon, 20. 2(u9uIt. - $0ier
empldngere 9fd6richtsn crqebsn, cab
Or. Ranf;n's 0ampffr r75rum," mel
dtn J}anIen, ais er lid oon oemIel6:n
entTertte, inter Obhut oes G1pitdns
Sper9rup lieb. lpo6tbe3dlt,n 5u Sficrz
DOC un9stpnmen lit. Stiarpoc lit elm
5i'3erporf, nabs bam Rolofap. Sine
Ton cort Dem 8latte r2(FtsnpoIten" in
GGriIttdnia, Horlpeasn, geI6idts De
ptlhe melcet, odB DIR n5ram" am IA
Queuit an Der 0GEsnzSSnIsl dnlegts,
mo- Die MurniAlft e:m I6paoiinsn
5orl6Un9sreiimosn 2tnorse, lpelhsr
Dem gtoropol mittetIt einss 2uTtbllz
Ions erreiden milf, ein:n 8elu6 db=
itattets, 9(npree mar nod ni6t uufz
9eItiegen. 9er n5rlm" ging b:ute
BON Sfjsrppc nah GrcmIoc ab. 2(Qs
or, 9olp oefin0sn iic6 pr6l.
NarIsn psrlisB 6etunatl3 ON
5ram" I'M Mdr5 1889 unterm9rs:tsz
grace "a lno 2dnasngrlDe 1927, I'm
ntn Norosn Der Truna SSoiephszRout.
6u erTorIAsn, uno hi, 2(ntunft pes
516r5ep9s gu Stsrprc erfiillt iein:
propfe5eiunq DaB per r5ram" Demz
nd6it SpiBbsrQ:n co:r ein;n urosr:n
9afen am offensn I}ters srrsi6sn
neloa.
G6riiti1niu, 20. 2(ugaIt.-Cr.
Nonlen it nah 5romipc abasrsiIt, I'M
DEN n6rlm" bort su trsIf,n 9or ieinsr
2ibrsils ppn 9amln2rfsIt Ifitte er oem
gapitdn 'Sperorup, 8sTsblst1ber os5
31mpfsrs, folgeno, Gtpsiche: nSauz
lcro 8iqfourm;n al sud- 2t4s. SUR
rob fir ben r5ram
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Scr SeMtIdIe Gnrreisnnoent,
9dsIidp, ,uodtutIit uHo Sonutoss,

Edaitd, ruoteutit rHo Sonntoss,
q. Raiue. Gisentbumer nth Reeaftcur
(giodlioIscr pom Z. Rain,),
erersIf.Gd. SaitmoresStrnse unb SoifsS ffice Sire.
Sreis btst aIid,eu 8Iettcs, burh Grds.r t,iorst,
l2N Gts.; t6gIi6le uEo z Son.tta a5 =eIueg egabc Is
GeHtS pro gSuts SdhlboI al bic oos Sott beorsenbcu
Irdacr.-Sdaiidl Hebit SpuntaeS s9ius ga be TEtcr
lories Sorausbe;ol $3.50 pro Sabr, iur tTSeIe
leii I'M ScrhdItEis fiir Die mod,cuflidlc etuegabc
nit oonHta9 9sbott, por;oiZei. nit ab:us I,r Sluoe.
50 SO pro Sabr, ;r9cTo eiHeul Srte oes SJElGri
hcs, 81 rat europa. gruute eeSt2tuesabe 81
pro Sahr-9as bette nnb biuieite ecatidis Slau
n brr littelz uro Suniaater.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
6auaaDer's Seanao,ai,ia.

NOnDon 20. NUQuit. = MAN
meiB in cer ameritdniIhsn @eianotz
ihaft nidt, mann Der bsgnaoigte
trtid=ameritaniIh, 0nrdmitbplo Or.
8dllagber BON NeDz0orf aus Dem Sc
fGngniB entluIien lperoen niro. 8otz
i6lfts6eumte Ea6en iih nit BEN
6rsurben Oes 0ottors in NelpzOorf
per &u6el in @erbinbun1 gu Ieben gez
Iuht, Bis iebt d6sr teine Qnt!ppyt erz
6ulten. ,Sm Miniitsrirm oss SSnnsren
i6lpsi9t man Iih c1rii6sr aus, ob Or.
@ula96sr pafnIinnig lit rper ni1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Sarpn Yeoiluik' 300.

2onoon, %. 2(uguIt. - Die
ll.6erreits Oes Ourd Die GoQiIioa 5piz
i6en Dan SaGt:n rM,tepr" uno
nSloloe" am l,Btsn 9isnitag bsi
SoutGIea uma;tonmsntn 8urons b.
3sotlpiB 9jngen feut: rld eirem 5u
3Gpd abge6al:en;n Bankruptcies
na6 0reso2n dh1 100 lie SIR Rube g,z
better re>Osn iollt:. sine grpBe
Wtenge SaqtTdbrtr Il. anosre 6reunOe
ci5 9erungliidtsn lppEnttn Dem 8otz
ttsDitnlte 5ci.
Der 8rins BON Mdles Sat ang;oroz
net, OoB I:ine SSacht, Die nSritani1," in
toisIsr Saiion an ts;n:r 9tsgattu m:br
56:il ntbmen IrA. 2(uh rMsteor,
vSutdnita" uno .2ljlIu" lpsroen
lrabrIhsinl;ch in 6ola: ps$ 5oos5 hss
9urons 3eotpiB fiir osn Hsit Der
S1iion auBer 0isnIt 1.itelt nsrosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
Spanieu fault Sta itattcniid1ea
Grett;er ,,@crtbaIoi.n

Nf Il oriD 20. 2tuquit. - Die ito
lieniIhsn Gerihte ba6sn gegen Die 2(nz
Ipriihe Irqentinien's in Ss3ug auF Dit
8rieg5iqifTe entid)ieoen, oeren &ertaui
Seitsn5 Der itutisriI6tr 91eoisrlng
an 4rgentinien fiir5lih gtmslOst pur=
De. 'Spunien !piro Iomit Den &rsu5er
.8aribulOi" erEalten, peIden e 3u
tuufen 6emiibt mar. Der r9uri6uloi"
puroe in Genuu erbaut unD io1. pa5
9epaffnung uno@oIIenoung oes8uues
anIangt, Der bette &rsu5er Der Wsit
ietn.
W}un i)dBt 6ier, Dap Der cu6aniiAe
arie9 Die Ipdnii6e 3egierung $780,
600 prp S1d fpitst.
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Gymamitcr SaIp emtIafseu.

2onoon, 20. 2luquIt. - So6n
9alp, Der 5u ls6ensldrgliGsr @uft i'm
Portldnoer 8efdn9niIie oerurtbeilte
iriI6e 9pnamitsr, rpuros 6eute entlaiz
len. Gr fam Don bort 6ierbsr uno Be-
Qd6 fidl ndd1 9irminnhdm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21

Den 8ensourmerie oiirTts e5 teins
Shmierigteitsn geben, od iopo9l5iirz
fen, nie G6riiten odfUr ieien; natiirz
li6 piiroe Die Pforte osrldngen, oaB
lie Die Gontrole iiber oen Si6sr6eitS=
HOrper er6dlts.
Sin gutes 3eidsn fir Sid,srung Oes
6rieoen5 pur es, baB Bel Dem 3uIdmz
mentreffen Der 26qsorpneten nit Dem
tiirtiI6sn Sps3idt-GommiifGr Der De-
putirte SpufjdnafiS i'm gtamen aller
9eputirten Die 306ite 2t6tung Dor Dem
Sultun 6etunOete. Den 9eputirten
puroe Oarauf Die &eriiderung gu
Sbeil, oaB Der Sultan nur Die Woblz
fd6rt uno ous 8sTt: oe5 2unoes i'm
QuQe babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-08-21
9l6tsia Smiaren pereiitet.

% ie n, 20. 9(uguit. = Man berif)z
tet aus aecstemet, ungarn, no oa5 t.
unb f. Z. acknowledgement &aiIer
WiI6elm Der 3peite, Oe1Ien G6sf uno
Sn4aber Der oeuti6e &aiIer lit, in
9arniion ite6t, oaB a4taig 6uIuren
in 5olge Dss 8e6ruu4s i9ls6ten Sod
9ei4irr5 an 9IeiOergiftung i6fper erz
franft iinD.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07
BRIEF PERSONALS.

IL. e. Richardson, OF Farmville, was
here yesterday.
David Laird. Of Richmond, 10 guest
at Hotel Roanoke.
r. 3. Yeakley, Of Winchester, ia in
the city on business.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. File left yesterday
for Townsville, N. @.
Geo. fairfield. OF 'Martinsville, is In
the city visiting friends.
E. a. Bluemaeher. of Richmond, is
registered at the st. James.
w. w. Payne left yesterday to visit
his old home az Alexandria.
D. b. Ssrouse. OF Salem. was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. r. Rogers, of Lexington, is q
guest at the Ponce de Leon.
William H. Henderson, OF Atlanta,
Ca, was here yesterday on business.
Samuel Walton, OF the Virginia
Bridge and lion Company, is in the
city.
J. W. Cork, of sher aa1st.. was in
the city on business ac.za With ,he
railroad.
Jas. s. s. norl o. Efass-a e Ills, is
u the 3nNJs stiss 4. bushes,
lAyil 5.raH mis- sou, joan acr-
cAaas 81 -pscns, Floyd cotngr are
io taa u.
y. T. Bryant, deputy clerk, teu zee
yesterday from business rap
Martinsvillo.
Mrs. R. B. Webb, OF South JsTers
street, ia visiting relatives nets <r&ags
Court House, Va.
c. Il. Vines, who has been p 1sv
York on business for the past s>Sa a"
returned to the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. j. Moore, of Danville, gnother
of Mrs. ". J. Rigney and Mrs. T. O..
Webber, arrived in the city yesterday
and wili spend some time.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07
Sang In the chslr For Eighty Years.

In the last 12 years of Mr.. Starman g
ministry at Waldborough's famous old
German Lutheran church mo salary was
paid, the congregation being too poor.
Old Conrad Hyer. who, although 101
years old, was as brisk as man of so,
and had acted as chorister in this an
Client church for 80 years, reading and
singing from the fine print of Watts
hymnbook without the use of specta-
cles. Nothing remains on earth to mark
the sojourn of these men but the dilapi-
dated ruins Of the building and the
tall marble column in the cemetery
which tells the passing traveller that
there lie the remains Of the sainted
Ritz and Starman, pastors of the Ger
man Lutheran church of Broad Bay. -
Lewiston Me. Journal.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07
the Most Expensive Kind.
A Broad Assertion. But True,

Bucket shopping "-Chicago Tribune
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07
The Ideal Panacea.

James L. Francis. Alderman, Chic ago,
says: 81 regard DR.. Kings New Dis
covery as an local Pahacsa for Coughs,
Colds aud Lung Complaints, having used
1t In my family fo3 the lsat we years
20 the exclusion OF physician's pfescrip-
lions Or other preparations.
kev. John BurguG, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: II have been minister OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church for so years
or mere, and have never found anything
30 oenehcisl, or thot gave me such
speedy; relief es DR.. Kings New Disc
covery." Try this Ideal Cough Remed v
row. Trial bottles free OF Massis's
Pharmacy, 100 Jefferson atreat
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07
A few kind words to break the monotony
of sordid greed for gain

PipcandFi
cndar Iknww under
VA,
pclmen
j.
cturm n Cigars.
s
tru
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07
Harder to Get At.

II suppose that it would take great
deal of observation and experience to
enable man to pick the fastest horse
entered for race" she remarked.
Yes" replied the man of mournful
experience, "but that isn't what you
are trying to do. What you want is to
pick the horse that is going to win. -
Washington Star.
The Most Expensive Kind.
"You got rid Of SO, 750 in one days
shoppingf,,'
"That's right
What kind Of shopping were you do
sng?'
Bucket shopping. "-Chicago Tribune.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07

In q recent editorial the Salem. Ore
gon. Independent says: thine and again
have we seen Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy tried and never without tho most
satisfactory results. Whenever we see
a person afflicted with hosrseness, with
cough or cold, we invariably advise
them to get Cham berlain's Cough Rem
edy, and when they do. they never re =
greet 1t. 1t always does the work. and
does It we'll" For sale by Tho Chas.
Lyle Drug 90.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07

W. K. ANDREWS & Co., 219 Salem
avenue, have larger yard. moro shed
room, buy more coal, sell more coal
keep stored under their sheds greater
variety OF coal-own more teams and
run more teams than any coal dealer in
the city. Look out for the belled teams.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07
D0Nst Borrow Trouble

Don't Borrow Trouble!
W need not fear the cold winds Of
winter, for you can get wood, coal and
coke whenever youwant it of w. K. An
drews & Co.. 2l9 Salem ave. They have
an abundant supply-clesn and dry
under their sheds. They have teams
enough TO deliver it on short notice.
Send in your orders and look out for the
belled teams.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07
A9vnNvAA NnvA W.,
The Spot Cash MOnsy-SaVerS.
Is JEFRgRsON ST.. ROANOKE, VA.
Notice-Pumps.

Notice-Pumps.
To ANSoNE wishing pumps, am now
prepared to make pumps at short notice.
The pumps 1 make are known through.
out the country as the Whisesell pump
There Is a,quantity of them in Roanoke
county, also In this city, Montgomery,
Craig and Botetourt counties. I chsl-
lenge all makers of pumps to compete
with it for durability and simplicity. 1
can give references from parties who
have been using them over twenty years.
For further information you can write
me at Roanoke.
J. N. WHITEsELL
"a I'm Box 551, Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07

If you want the cheapest coal In the
city buy Andrews semi-bisuminous
"Red Ash" You may know hie teams
bv the bells
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07

THE bells The beIlei Tke'bells {! F.!
The bells are ringing on every street. in
the city. Listen! w. X. andrews s.
Co.'s belled teams are delivering coal,
wood and coke to customers. They
keep an ample supply of every kind.
They keep the best Of every hnd-they
keep 1t dry under sheds-they cannot be
undersold. Send in your orders to '21O
Salem avenue. p
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-07

FREE sample OF BLOOD Vino" TODAY
at Massie's Pharmacy. Cures stomach,
blood and kidney troubles, malaria and
ell nervous troubles
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-10
Sworn Statement.

4 sworn circulation Of the Boston
journal has been issued by the editor
and publisher, and the figures indicate
that the paper Is continuing to grow
more and more popular among the read
ers of New England, and especial of
those in its immediate home district.
The journal, To illustrate lis increasing
growth, took the three dulest months OF
the year-June, July and August In
June the average circulation was 12,011.
In Iuly 1911. and in August. 74,650.
August is usually, with all papers. the
worst month in the year for circulation.
yet the Journals growth has been such
that its cash receipts from circulation in
August. ls9G, were Argar than in any
month since April, 1888.
The growth in Boston and vicinity
was y per cent, while throughout New
England other large gains are shown.
The Sunday journal has been reeeiy-
ing equally as much attention from the
people rs the week day paper. In June
the average circulation of the Sunday
journal was 1882, in July 52,5s5, aut
in August 52,S56 This is SplendC
showing for the famous old paper Of
New England, and shows how its --latest
news enterprises have built it up. 1t i,
now one of the best newspapers of thu
country.