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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

WANTED, IMAiEDIATELY-An arsr-
seuc' hustllnE agent 10 take orders for
the Oldest portrait copying house In
me south; salary $4,000 per mnnth ava
I.'tpau expenses Address at once c;
u Martel New Orleans, La.
WANTED. AT ONCE 49, Three l,d,,
teIehers OF art, elocution and phvsJcnI
culture three of vocal and instiuTnerii
AZ music and elocution; prnsidin,, r'
n,a'e leachcr competent to teach liter,
sure ana the sciences. one OF f;sr,,a',.
lrlencn and Latin, Address vim yt ,',,,,''
Teachers' Exchange. Franklln Tan,iP'
MANSTrEp-Reliable salesmen 10 .o,
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etalty or side line. Ohio al spe,
1Iease 60" Cleveland, Ohio. anu
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sac., any one wishing WORT "e.p' IN
Marus Labor Agency, li5 i.S,tnt Ed
=. ''"ih St.
mANrhp--The address of H.. -,
s,ess men worth $1,000 or mo-a w ~, ousi-
soous Who want to helm mol, Nash or
town orr slll border under ,ba eily
eonpras sue law that is espeeted . NY,
VS. ~, address at once. vtth ms
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Hist Third street. ""''e COOK.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-06-20
1'hoFirSt
National
Bank
Of Chicago.
Paid.in Capital, $3,OO0,0 900
Surplus, &,@,OOO
oRsHsIO1DR0o
LYMAN J. GAGE, President.
JAS. B. P0RGAN, Vice President.
RICHARD ]. STREET, Cashier
HOLMES H0GE, Asst. Cashier.
FRANK BROWN, "a Asst. Cashier

All classes Of high. grade Investment
Bonds bought ana sold. Accounts Of
Merchants, Banks, Bankers and Corpora.
tons solicited. Travellers Circular Let.
tiers Of Credit issued, available in all
parts Of the world. Commercial Credits
furnished for use in Importation Of Mer.
chandise from Foreign Countries Trans.
fers by Cable to the leading cities Of
Europe, Asia and Australia.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-05
Indian Tan Gloves
AT
WADSWORTH COM
co.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the books of registration for the general
election to be held November 3, 1896,
for the election OF National, State, County
and Township officers are now open and
will remain open daily on all legal days
from 10 O'Clock a. m. to 6 O'Clock p. M.
until October 10, 1896, and from October
10, 1896. to October 20, 1896, from 10 9
O'Clock p. M. in addition to the hours
heretofore mentioned, at which tine the
books for registration will close at 8
O'Clock p. m. Naturalized citizens will
be required to produce their papers at
the time they present themselves for
registration.
N. A. HUMMEL.
Justice of the Peace and ex-Otficio
Registry Agent for Wadsworth Town
ship, Washoe County, Nevada.
Wadsworth, July |, 1896.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-05
It.TURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1896
Crete.

NTCbcs
Unless the jealousy and mutual snarl-
ing of the SO called "great powers of
Europe should prevent, the island of
Crete will, by the close Of this century,
be either an independent republic or
one of the states Of the kingdom of
Greece. The islanders belong by affilia-
ton and blood with Greece. Although
the insurrectionists proclaimed and set
up a provisional government, a MAORI
ty of them would prefer, if they had au-
tonomy, to lay it down and be annexed
to Greece. The population Of the island,
which has dwindled down more than
half since 1921, and now numbers only
about 200, 900. is not, however, all, per-
haps net more than half, Christian.
Such persuasive arguments have been
used in the shape Of bride, shotgun and
scimiter in the last 200 years to make
the people turn Moslem that many OF
them have dono so. Crete, formerly call
ed Gambia. is 100 miles long. 30 miles
Wlu0 Ou tuC uNcIhSts uuu AUS Cupltdl ~
Gambia.
The rule Of treachery, espionage,
bribery, assassination, violence and OPP
preston which has been systematic
ally pursued by Turkey seems to have
wrought its own ruin. The Cretans
have a better prospect Of being free than
they have had any time since the Turk
finally conquered the island in 1863,
after q "a years war. Crete has been
steadily declining in prosperity and i'm
portance from that day to this. The
beautiful and fertile island, where ira
dition says the great gcd Jupiter learn
ed to shoot with tho bow and arrows,
has become a waste of barren mountain
side. interspersed with a few productive
plains and valleys. Nature herself seems
to grow old and tired and discouraged
in countries desclated by mans greed
and oppression.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-05
Where the Battle Was Fought.

Soon after the close Of the Worlds
fair it dawned on the Chicago mind
that that city contained 10 public build
ing largo enough to accommodate the
two greatest c%ircuses on earth. a horse
show and u presidential nominating
convention. Public spirited citizens at
once began preparations to erect such q
structure, which their ambitious fancy
named beforehand the Coliseum.
1t had bad luck at first. When it was
mp as far as the first story, o great storm
blew it down, and the contractors had
to begin vel. Nevertheless they made
good their pledge to complete it in time
for tho Democratic convention.
AS it stands today the Chicago Coli
scum is perhaps the largest hall in the
world. Certainly Chicagoans claim as
much for il. There is no SLOUGH work in
its construction either. 1t is built Of
steel and glass and iron, q splendid
tribute to tho architectural skill of the
close of the nineteenth century. 1t will
stand 100 years unless some Of the cata-
clysms predicted by the cranks destroy
it before that time.
This grand and shining building Gov
ers 5hl acres CT ground. 1t will seat
IS, 900 persons and give plenty Of stand
ing room besides. The hall in which the
convention was held seated, besides all
persons officially connected with the
convention, 5000 spectators. From
floor to roof Of this magnificent hall the
distance is nearly 100 feet.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-05

"Say, I'm in love" confided the faro
dealer to the lookout during a lull IN
the play.
why, you don't know what loye
is, laughed the lockout.
Don't you believe it., rctortod the
dealer. Love is u game that Cupid
deals. He has "a crooked layout, and The
bank wins every bet. If you copper n
case in his game it's sure to win; if you
play a case open it looses, and you're in
big luck if you dent get wEirsawcd il
every turn. Ii a man calls the turn it's
n l to 10 shot he drops dead. Now
Orleans Iinos-Demucrat.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-05

famous CONTINENTAL TAILORING COMPANY OF Chicago. This cm
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dressers. We shall be pleased to supply yeur needs in the way o Spring and
Summer uitings, overcoats or trousers,g uarantng quality, fit and finish at a
moderate cost.
Orders filled wit. the sam grace for the above house a il made in my shop.
Aterations and Express charges Free. Anticipating n early visit, and thank
ing yu fer the pastf avors, l remain, Yours Respectfully, SEYMOUR JACOBS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
9ppnrlmurn uuh SaIhlimnrh

SnbtanapoIis, Sno., %.
Sept. = Gbas. 9feiffer, Elm in Der
hieiigen 8oritobt 9rig6tpopb pp6nz
fufter SelsgrapbiIt in 0ieniten Der
Big Sour 9a6n," 0ur616nitt beute
frii9 fsiner Sruu uno ieinem fleinen
Sinbe bic &e6le uno erbdrgte ii9 ouz
rauf. Nqe 0rei lpurben i'm 2aufe bss
gprmittdgs Don einem Ra96ar als
2eiden eefunosn, 9Teiffer in elmer
Sbiire 6Gngenb, bic 5rau i'm 8ette unb
Der nur 3pei Monate alte Willie in
einem 8inoernaeen. Oas Yaar mar
ieit einsm Sabre Derbeirat6st unb lebts,
iolpeit man neiB, iebr gliidli9 5uiumz
men. 8sitern 2lbenb nod batten bic
iunssn @heleute ben ibnsn garobe gez
aeniiber tpobnenben gltsrn Der 5rau
Pfeiffer einen 8efu6 obgeitattet uno
ipuren I'm s ll6r 2benps nu6 9auie
suriidgetebrt. Die ein5ige GrflGrung
fir Die S9redenst6at lit, bab Pfeiffer
oieIel6e in sinem plObli9en8a6niinnsz
nnfnIIp bpninn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Dit Susiab bsAaiIct.
Der 1atient in ein 9eutfeber uns ,ps fIcb Gle
ssrahfbcit in SrniTlieu al.

Der 1atient in ein 5eutfebcr uns ,ps fId Gle
Sranfbeit in SrafIIisu ;a.
Nep Yort, %. Sept. - Der
i'm bieIigsn n8eQeoue 9oipitul" entz
osdte qusIdbige lit Der 40zjdbrige 5rez
oerit 5leming, Elm 0eutId,r pon Sc
butt uno 9Gder bon Prof;iiion. Der
leibe 9e60rte nicft 81 Den Yatisntan pes
ngeQepue 6oipituls. Ionoern mar
nur am porigen Sumitag II. Sonntag
bort6in getommen, UNI pGbrenb Der
g}d6t in Dem NIT bem 9pTpitul in 8srz
6Iuoung iteberbsn 2ositbaus einsn
unterI4lupf gu finoen. DIS er fib
nun geitern Nu6mittdg lpisDer BON
bort entfernen tpoilte, erregts Isin Iusz
ie9en Die IufmertIamf oeS Or. q.
8. 0ploer. Oieier unter3og Den Mdnn
Iofort elmer griinoliden unierIu6ung
uno lam 6ierbei 3u Dem 8afunos, bdB
oerielbe NIT Dem 4usIdb 6ebuftst lei.
luf 8efrugen t6tilte er nod nit, baB
er ibon Ieit ben leBtsn Su6ren an Der
8rant6sit gelitten uno oaB er Ii9 Die
tel6e in 8rdIilien, poIeibit sr II Sabre
6inour6 9etpeilt, 5ugs5ogen babe. Qufz
fdltg erl6eint es tmrer6tn, baB mun
in Der gdn3en 3eit, pd6reno ipaIdsr
5lem!ng in ben Der. Sfaaten gelpeilt,
niemals Die pabre Nutur Itinsr &ranfz
belt erfdnnt, uno olB er unter 1teter
@sfu6- Der 9lnItedung fir isins Nlitz
meHi6sn unbeanitunDct unb unbs6inz
bert unter thnen oerlpeilt un0 nit i6z
nen Derfs6rt bat. Gs nuroan iofort
glnItalten gstroffer, Den &ranten gu
ii}tiren, inbsm man i'm ra6 Dem
uWilar0 Barter 9Dipital" brd6ta,
Don tpo er na3 Norib 8ro!6er'5 S.
Lamb ii6erfii1rt uno Der bort befinoliz
4sn Solonie Der 9(usIdbigsn 5ugstpies
len Deroen lpiro, UNI bort iebenfalls
fein 2sben gu beI6GsBen, ba Die fur9tz
bare &rantGeit iolpeit aQsn Gr3tIidsn
@iiniten ipottet uno dls un6eilb1r gilt.
SSn Der aolonie iino 5ur 3sit ms6rere
BON Der Qspra befallene GbineIsn in
einsm BON ben ii6rigen @sbGuoen ponz
Itdnoig iiolirtsn 3eIt untergs6ra6t unD
nit i1rer 9sIeuI9aft piro nunme6r
6ieming 0orlieb ns9men nliiIen. Gs
inooloirt bies immer6in cine de!piiit
6drt', b1 bic &ranf6eit 6ei @uropGern
6stunntli9 niemals in gtei9 i6linlmem
8raDe auftritt, pie untar Den Srienz
tdlep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Sn eltirr @eriammlnng
Der
neutrality-suspicious. oesAseaboogs
Suititnts 1T Der Staot
Baltimore,

tpel9e am 81. Ssptsn1ber 1896 ftattz
fdnb, fpurben bic folsenben 8eI6liife
unb &eiolutionen einitimmis ongez
nomnen:
Oieie gebDrbe bat bur4 bas Ible=
ben hires S9aBmeiitsrs, $ n. s n 0 f)
Br "a tt, ben leBtsn ue6erlebenben ib=
rsr urfpriingli4en WitglieOer perloz
rem.
Sn feinem 9rlefe bonn II. Se6ruur
1857 pertraute Sr. geu6obD Die 8erz
tpaltung Des Sni itituts elmer aus 25
gfit9lieoern beits6snbsn 9e60roe BON
Sruitees an; 9r. Pratt mar Giner ber=
islben. llno iebt, na9 sinem 3eitz
raume bon Dier3ig Sa6ren, iinb fie
Nus, na6oem lie lire 0erfe pollenbst
babsn, bon uns gsi9;eoen, bisIes Snz
ftitut als Elm 3euse unb als Elm bau=
ernoes Grinnerungs5eihen Der Weis=
hsit,, oes Gifers unb Der 9etpii1sn6afz
tfgfett 5uriidlafeno, tpomit lie unb
ibre unmittelburen Nd9folger bieIs
5unboments ssle9t uno Durauf gebaut
buben.
9r. pratt puros am 7. Mdrs 1861
oIs S6aBmsiitsr Der 9erpaltungsz
9ebDroe enpdblt, unb als ioI6er biente
er obne unter6redung Bis gu ieinem
5ooe, inbem sr feline gfli6ten gu jsber
3eit in fdbiger unb aufopfernbsr @eiIe
erfUllte, nobel sr Ii6 bes unbebin9ten
uno tpobloeroienten 9ertrauans ieiner
Goaegen erfreuie.
gu ieinem gr0Bten 2obe unb Der sinz
fa9en Wabrbsit entiprs6,nb mub eez
1agt tperoen, ouB er in alien Oingen,
fpel6e nit ben firun5iensn SntereIien
bes SnItituts perfniipft tparen, itets 10
iorgfaltig uno eifrtg banOelte, ME er
nur m0gli9ertpels tbun fonnte, penn
bieIs Snterefen feline :igsnea sepeien
pdren.
9ssbal6, 10 lange bi;iss SnItitut BE-
itebt, tptro sr 3u Der banf6uren Crime
rung ais Giner, pel9er bamIsl6en LAM
9s uno treue Sisnlte leiTtete, bare9tigt
iein.
8ef 6loiien: Dap bieis gez
i4liiife in Dem Prototou bi:Isr Ser
iammlun9 Qlufna9ms finbsn, unb baB
eiae Iblfrift bapon bur9 Den Safrez
tdr. an ieine 5aanilis gsianot iperbe,
nno baB Dieiel6en 81 p:r0fFsntlidsn
iino.
(Ses) 6aris 6. 9itt,
(2G9) Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Sic 0nae in Ncnnhi1r.

2edD Tie, gol., p. September.
pie Sruppen aus 9snper famen gez
gen Sagasanbru4 bier an un0 Duroen
obne WioerItano Seitens Der Strifer
in bic Stabt gebra6t. Mtan bate eiz
nen 8ariu6 befiirdtet, Den 3ug nit
0pnamit in Die Quft gu fprergen, uno
umfuiisrbe @orii3tsmabregeln iparsn
bagegen getroffen. 8o[lftdnbige Rube
4errTat bier heute 8ormittug uno Die
SQ6laae lit ionit unperGnoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Semofratiides 9anptquartier,
Orr. a22, Cf.Saltimorrffrase.

Si.rburh miro btfauut s:mahi, oat bic geboree
btr ErimdrDahlens 9lutiebtr mpr8en. 0onnerta3,
ben "a Scrtsmber, glttass 2 nbr. in 6sism Saupts
quarter b periammeln wro, nm Rtebter uue
Cleric III erncunen, fopie Ztimmpidse fur eie
am nac,ften W1ontdg In fiefsr etast ab;ubats
teneen 9rimdruablen auSsunGbten. aut @mz
pishIuracn iur GrHsnnunseH ais Ritter unb @lerfs
mullen bis 1 pnnerifas por IL llhr Ditfaas einaes
reidlt D.roen, rno @anoioateH iir ben Stabtrotb
miifi:n ber oebrdufIidtr GHforb,ruHseu i'm 9etreff
Hoiten fur bic BrimdrmahIe1 ooer bis 5u Der
bsiastsn 3eit uad,sefomm,n isiH.
(229rJ Sarrp Us eaes Rusf, Boriieer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Grtranftr fb I'M Ser.

Gbieuep, %. September. - CD
ion 8eit6, G6ef Der 9roBen Mobepaa=
renfirma g0ion aeitb II. Co., Wabui6=
@ps. uno Monroeitrabe, besing pGbs
reno Der persansenen Nd9t Selbits
morb, inbem er bon Der Wsrfte Der
rS1inois gentralz9abn" an Der 13.
Strabe in ben See iprang. Grit beute
friib erlanste man bic @etpiBbeit, BAT
Der Rann, pel6er eeis6en purbe, ala
er ii9 in's Waier ftiir5ts, 3eitb mar.
Seine 2eiae 1T mod ni4t gefunbsn, u.
bas Mutio fir bic Shat 1T unbefannt,
&eitb's @ei9Gft lit bus erDbts ieinsr
9ran9e in ben Ser. Stdaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Nnnc,nit i'll SrIeno.

'OHblin, p. Sept. - r9lilD grz
preB" netost, Die BOli5ei babs cine gro
Be QuantitGt 9pn>Hit uno sinen gam
5:n Srlufan lOstonatoren in eiaam
lserIteEsROsn SauIe an Seeufer i'm
RarIin part. naRe 9aIlpap, aufgsz
fuAean.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23

81. u. Grais, Stabtmaridan bon
Sable Rod. Rsbr, tpurbe seitern BON
5tpei Cramps erI9ofen, bic sr als eines
Ginbru9s in bds bortise Poitdmt Der
bG9tig, psrbaftsn ipollts. Die MGrz
Der enttaHlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Sie IaKcniragc im Guuucnt brr
Srauarbettcr.

Ginctnndti p. Sept. - Sn
osm G;ar t192rO9n &3bces GonpInt
oss glatiordl &trtlnots Der 8rduz
ur6sitsr puroe bsuta o.r 8or7Aluq uns
ter6reitst, in 3utU15t ouch 8lbl i'm
Gonpant Dem &2rbano, ,inlu BrGiioena
ten, 0;ce = YrdTo;a,5n uno 5ddBs
meiIter 3u g1b'n. 9;56er bate man
Ti4 nit @orTBsrn fIr Die Gpnpentas
tdga bsbolfen uno o2r Eretutip 2luSz
Ihub Dir Sf)lbm3tter ernannt. Quut
8eri4t Der 8sdmt2a iino pdbrsnb Der
Iebtsn 5lpei Sabre y 2otaIoerbdnoe 9ez
qriin0st pOro2n, m65rtno Iia6 3ebn uufz
l0Itan; Die 8siammt}dbl lit ieBt 104
nit 8O72 gutits65noen 0litgIieoern-
Sm 8er'lafe Da5 Gonpent3 perpen
nod Wfittel uno Btgs fir r2itere }(u5z
oabnung oa5 Ydtionll T2rblnOs5 bez
rut6an parOen.
sir fdr6ige 8raaar5eitsr IAeint
man ni6ts iibrig 81 5a52n, Oenn Elm
BON 8,orgia'5 9il2gdt5n eingereidter
9rotaIt gegsn Die bait,51rben gorurz
tbeile gegsn far6ige 9rautnehte uro
oersn 9tu5i6litBung aus Dem 9er6dn=
De puroe obne Weit2rts 3uyijd9elegt. /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
ShifsfGrfen

ma d uuo BON Guropa hber 9remeu ocer Cams
bnrs bsiorst bic
Grpeeition ceS - EetItIdhen Gorreipnnoenten, =.
s,@,sgds SGItimoIssSTr. Eaa s9EsStflseG1s,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Gonbrntr DER Gtgarrsnmatter unS
SdlrciuCr

Detroit, Mj6., p. Sept Sim
Gpmite Der gGi9drmat,r5 ;Snt,rndtio4
nal Union" lit bier }uiammen 9etomz
men, um fir Die gepllate Stututena64
GnOerunq 9OrI6lG9c 81 formuliren,
ipel6e 1uf Dem ndhite 0ohs Ituttfinz
Deroen Gonoent er0rttrt peroen IolIen.
Die U}itQlieDer oes 5tltutenzRepts
Iicn85Gomit:'s iino: lbos. +. 5raceD
bon 9cIton, 2SobrM. DDS pon5pcingz
field, SQs., ,'uno 8m. U}. Boone pon
Baltimore. 8
GIepeluno, D, p. Sept. -
Die yllnit;o 9rotbsr1ocO" Der ,3in14
msrlsute uno S6rsiner Don }lmsrifd
lit bier 81 ibrem al, jrpei Sabre it1tts
firjoer0in Sonoent 5uIlmman 9etonts
men. 9rGiibant Opens pon J}e.pz0orf
fii6rt Den 8orIiB. Gbe man an Die
8,i6Gft5erleoiguag gjng, Duroe sins
injjtbi9 52i6lofen, etpajge politii4e
6r1qen ni6t DOR ocn Sonoent bringen
gu Ilfsn. DEN Setretdr ermQhtiqta
man, sine Grtldrung dbiugeb2n, OuB
Die bier per6reiteten Srtuldre, ipel9e
iins N}lfenperIammlung BON Silbera
lautsn unter Den 2tuIpi3ien Der BRO
t6ar6poo" untiinoigten, unautoriiirt
ipGran. Sm Gonoent Itno 63 StGbte
reprdIentirt, uno 0On Oeisn Eaben bic
meiItan 0aIegaten: Rgp Yort 16,
ct. Qouis uno G5jclgo js 8 u. 8roota
lpn 7 0slegaten.
Gin Gounfat al5 sEitI9nIoigrr. =
Nerp : Orleans, %. Sept. -
Der 2Cooofat 2ypIep6 q, WoIfIon iIt
ais GDmplice Der baiotn 8anfbu9bal4
ter, Die ben 3uIdmmenbru6 Der HieIis
Qen rl1nion gfationllblnt" Dur6 grobe
llnteridlsife perurIaht ba6en, binter
S6loB uno Riag,I g2brlht tporban.
Die 8trGuftung erfol9te geItern bet
2(ntunft zines Baiil1,3rolmpfars DON
9}ep 0orf, duf Ipel63m Dol1On biers
6sr 3urIiff;6rte. Der 2lrreItant 1T
elmer Der 9eiu6teten 2loootuten in ber
Stuot, mar lGngere 3eit I1rion1lperz
tretsr Der y2eugue of Commercial
Campers" uno 9ult oGgsm5in fir ie6c
ipp6lba6sno. Gr ioG i'm GinDerItdnOz
niB nit ben ungttreuen 8uh6ulterr
6toeuten0e Summan duf G6ed5 gc5os
aan 6uban, ipG6reno nur feline 8etrGz
9e oafiir ge6u6t purOn. Die 8ez
iammtiumme Der geito6lenen 81nt9eA
Der fat m1n auT $4,000 ernittalt,
nooon Die une6rGten 8eamtsn Oeu
or6Bten S6eil in Die eigene 5uI6s
itedten. 8olTpn piro 6eI6ulOigt, Die
8dnt I'm $4,000 6si4pjnOelt gu 51s
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23

2llte Seitunaet (GOrr.iVOnbent.nG
Toe pro 6urh,rt, An ba6,r in Der CfFce bss Dents
idcn GoIrsfpono.nten," gGltImoIe Ctr. uHe VOlH
SiIcesGUeEue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
8roBc Gsre fur ctnen amcritnnt
fd1cu WiIiIouar.

8ruiie1, %. Septem6er. = Or.
Gins BON Der amerif1Hii4en 8aptiz
iten=MiiIion beFinoet iif untsr ben
MitglieOern elmer ios6en bonn &0ni5
2aopolo Dem 3pejten ernanntan Gomz
million gum SduBe Der @jn3:5orsntn
Des Gpn1oitaatss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
1ieoerlase ocr Snrfca II, Waceoo
tfSssf

2onbon, 22.Sept.- DEM 0aitp
Sele9rap6" piro aus Q(t6en g,mslOet,
DaB 200 Sniurgenten Elm Battalion
tUrfiI6er Sruppan nl6e 9repana in
W1c4oonien geI6Iugen BADEN. Der ReIt
tn,rr4ns 2prftr5ut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Gtn ruiiiidisiapaniidIes @rctettorat
fibCf Surec

r2pnOon, %. Sept. = Dis bic
nSime5" pifen piG, bat RuBtaEo NIT
Sapun Elm Ql6fommen gatroffan, Elm
ssmi;nIan;e5 PrOtettorut ii6:r Gora1
na4 Dem MuItsr Der 0Ortigsn St:Qung
G3ina'S Dor Dem 9ineFi4=japan;Tdsn
ariege 5u arri9ten. Der &0nig DON
Cora tpiro bic ruITiI4e 2egution, ipoz
i'l6It er IiA i:it Der grmoroung Der
Wlintiter Der jdpuniIhsn 2i6tung
aufgef1lten bat, oerlufen uno i'm
Sriump6 na9 Dam Palaite 3uriidtebz
rem. OieIe5 lle6sreintommen, 10 Ia
gen Die r5imes," piro 5ugIei6 NIT Der
8GWmurg @orea'S Seitans Der S5lpaz
ner in &raft treten. 5n elmer soitorieIz
len 8eipredung oieier Weloung nennt
be ySima8 "oa5 o6;ge llebersinfpn1nen
einsn groBen 0tplomutiId.nSieg 8uBz
lano's, rtpsI6es oaour9 einen tb1tz
iGAli4en GinfIuB uuf bic cpre1niI9en
2tnselegenbeitsn geipinnt, nd6renb Saz
par nur noTineQ an DIR Sontrols56sil
nimmt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Srueoia ,picorr 1T 9anocn Scr
TcrWiidfe

Qonoon, p. September. - Sin.
9epeI6s De5 nStanIoarO" aus 81 9a=
fir 6eri6tet, DaB Die DerpiI9e unter
Nao SiI6ard bic Staot 0ongola pisz
Der 6sTeBt 6aben. Cine tur5 oor6tr
aus 81 9aFir eingetroffene 0speI6e
ent6ielt 9tl6ite6enos5: ngtan melost,
oaB Wao 9ji4dra, Der 5iibrsr Der Der
tp;I4e auf Dem 8if3uge BON bier in
Der Gd9s Don 0ongola an9slangt 1T
uno @or6ereitungen trifft, Dem 9orz
bringen D.r britiihzegpptiId.n @rpez
oitipn @iosrit1no entgsgen gu IeBen.
Die GernunOunJ, lpelde 8a0 9iI6lrl
in Dem 8ef3ht bei Gl 9aFir erIitten sat,
iIt f6Der, a6:r ni6t t0Otli4."
Gin2r 0epsIfa oe5 nStanOdrb" aus
Rom 3ufoIge fat ber 8ouoerneur pon
MlTlud 6ei Dem gintrsffen Der Melz
oung BON Der Bieoerbe7eBung Son9oz
las Our6 Nab SiI4urd ben 8eTebl
3ur 9erItdrtung Der 91rniiOn oOn
&diTdld QaQeban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Die DrobenSe 6arliitenernepu1a.

H( dDrt0, %. September. - Dir
GarliItsnz9epegung ma4t allsnt6al6en
bamerfsnspert6e 5ortI6ritte. Die DR.
saniIation lit ii6:rau Tait oOllenoat.
DIR v9eraL0o" Dsr0fFsntli6t Gin po;tsz
res Snteroietp nit BEN &ronprdtenoenz
ten DON Glrlos, in 1pel9em oieIsr Die
Regierung oar S9pGde in i4rem 8srz
61lten Dan Ser. Staaten ge5s1lii6.r
3ei6t uno erfldrt, oaB bic 8er6GItniiie
oieIelben ipGren, ME DOR Der Rsooluz
tion i'm SABRE 1868. Die @drliIten,
10 ioQ Der Yrdtenoant peiter ii4 uusz
g:laftn 9a6en, Iino opultdn0ig organiz
FIT unD 6etrdTFret. Sic eripIrt.n nur
bic 2oIung, I'm Ti4 gegsn Die Rs9iez
rund 3u er6eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
9ittcafat iu SpEa.

8ien, p. September. - 2tus
Sofia piro gsmeloet, OaB auT Den bull
gariitsn Miniitsrz PrGfosntsn Elm
8omben=2tttentut gemdAt Duros, mel
fsm osrfsI6e nur fnupp entrunn. Die
Qttsntdter, osren Ntotoe politiIhs IinO,
t1-rrNSr1 nprh1Ttp+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
Ser 9eutIde GorrsIpomSext,
Edslidb. fsaGentIif unb Sonntass,
Maine. f7iaeuthiiuner ttnp Reoofteur

Gdatih, UoGeHfith nne Sourfaes,
q. 0tctne, Gieentbhmer nno Heeafteur
(gtahtolssr p0H Q. Haine),
Gnbmee>Cde 9atimore'Strase unb Bof=SfFce-H -Hpe.
Vreis bestd sIid,en SIattes, eur6 TRIGGER beorst,
i2h Cts; tdsIidse uHo Scnt,fa - ,Aus eabe Is
Gents pro 2Doft sa6Ibar on bic bas Sdtt beorseubcn
1rdaer.-{aqIidl Hebt Gnnnta a. Niue abe uEtes
Sahlung $3.50 pro SabT, far fiI3ere
5eit i'm 8,rbdItHis fhr bic spbdnentIid,e ssussabe
rrit GunntGasbatt, portoirei, nit gb5ue tir Clubs.
2.5o pro SGbr, uod irseno einem Drte bee Snlan.
BRO Sabr-Das befae unb biuisite Seattde 9latt
ben Wittels unb Snbi!aattn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-23
@amptIius mafonis Sinr;d,tama.

8ulunapo, %. Septsm6er. -
S6erIt 8aoenzYopeQ lit auf 8ef,6l
6a5 Qoro Jfosmeuo, SommifGrs fir
SiioaFritu, perbaftet lporDen unD niro
in 61ft per6leibsn, bis bic unter7uz
funn ii6er biz 9inrt6tung oe5 Metabez
len=0duptlings Natoni, oeHen 8oaz
itredung Ssner gs6jIi8t 6utts, bsenoet
lit. Ntufoni mar pom Najor Watt5
geF1ngen genommea porCen; er puroe
DON einem &riessgeriht prp3'I5irt uno
binnen "a Stunoen 6irgsri4tet, r6ns
Die 8eItdtigung Des Sdoe5urt6eils lei
TINS o.5 GommiKdrs a53upart'n.
Sine neitsre 8eIpreGun9 fat 3piz
Ifen Dem 8tnerul Sir 6reoerid Garz
ringtpn, Dem O6er6sflbl8bl6er Der briz
tiI9en Streitfrdfte in Sioafrifu, unD
gscil H6ooe5 auf Der sinen uno Den
Nutoppoz96uptlingen auf Der an0ersn
Gsit: Itatt3eFunoen. Die 9Guptlinge
6a6en Iib 0umit einoerItanben erflGrt,
Die Matoppo@9iig:l gu rGumen unD in
bas offsns 2ano gu 5ie6en. Gscil 36oz
Oe5 ga6 ibnan Die 3pii6srung, lie nit
Sddtfprn al Dsrieheu.