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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-03
Sm Sransuaal ga5rt RS nod tmmcr
Die Spercn baItcu idbnrfc gBad,t.-Sie rupllen
Gin bcfcifintrs Snnrr he,irhcn

Die Scercn baItcn idbarfc SSadt.-Sir Ippllsn
elm bcieifistcs Eager be;icbcu.
Pretoria, 2. 6e6r. - Die gu
fdnte i'm WittpatersranbzOiItrift, Ii.
beIonbtr5 inSofanne56urg Iino our6z
aus nC4 fsine gsorbn:!en. Die 8csren
rsrIefan Ii4 bon ben an 3a6l neit
afnla iiberlegenen ltitlunbars nibts
GItss unb iinD besbuIb 6eItGnbi1 Guf
c:m rqui bios," Genarul syou5art, Der
Sberbafe6lsta6er Der unt.r Woffen
ita6enben 8osran, 1T Der 9(n7i8t, DaB
3llr GrhaItung Der 0ffentLi6en 3uGe
uno Si6sr6eit in Spbannes6urq bisTs
Stoot penigitenS oorldufig eina BE-
itdnDtge 9drniInn er6alten IoQte, pDsr
Dap Die 8perartruppsn Elm 6aFeItigtes
Eager por Der Staot be3ie6en IpQsn.
oier iicGt man nit lln3eoulo Der On
tunft besStauts=SefretGr5 ber9runsz
paaI~Repu6Iit, Or. %. s. 2spos, entz
gc8en, Der in oiplomatiI6er Senounq
Berlin un0 Dan 9oo9 bafQ4t bat, pom
9rdiioent:n&riig:r ieOo9 aufgeforDert
fein ioQ, Ioins 9RudreiIe nu4 9rstoria
nl0SlifIt gu tei6Iaunigen.
Gum 9 6uBe ber6 ftetar
Nmeritaner.
Gapita IT, 2. 5sbr. - Der bieIige
ameritonHI6e @ice : aonTul 6. 8.
&n.i96t hat Die Reife nah Yr:toria an
getr,ten, um ii4 Der bort fpessn8st6siz
I;5urJ on Den ltitlanberzunru6en in
0aft befinDli6sn ooer i6rer 9ro3efIiz
rung sntgegsnI sberDen 4m:ritaner an
aunphmen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-03
Sraiilirn uno sSranfrrid,.
Die .,@ranec Station" gebt dnseblicb NIT
Baffcn por. - Sin Glspraep fur Abcms

2SaHen DOT. - yin Slcprdcp tut AuSh>
teurer.
9uris, ?. 5e6r. - Die .golitiz
que Goloniale" melbet bruIiliuniif1:
Sruppen bGtten oas pon 8rdIilisn be-
anippu6te, BON 5runtraib Der iiib@
ameritani13en gtepu6fif itreitig ge=
ma6ta 8ebiet an Der 8ren5s BON Sriz
tt16=8u;ana beIebt.
(@s banbelt Iidb um ou5 bon beioen
3spublifen ais gu i6rem 9ebiet gez
60ui9 be5ei6nets, ais Q(mnpulano be-
fannie grpBe S:rriiorium 5piidaR
oem 9tmu3onen Stronle unD bgm
Spapdt SSluiIe. Srantrei6 bsbuupz
tet, Der Nma3onen9Strom biIta Die
Sii6gren8e bon 6ran3Dif79z@uiana,
tpdbreno 8raiilien bies beItreitet unb
ben Spapaf ais Die re6tmGBige8ren5e
3Dii6sn braiilianiI6a unb fran80iiz
icbem 8eliB ertlGrt. Gbe 8raIilien 8ez
publtt Durbe, b:trahtetan beioe g}Gdbz
te Die Nagelegenbait ais pfTene SSruga
uno 1baten feline osfinitipen S9ritte
sur 8e6auptung i6res an3ebli6en 8:z
itBre6tes. Inter bieIen ltmItGnoen
lpuroe ImapalunD gum 3uflu4t5prte
dller 8erbre6er uno9duner, ipel6e bic
nd6era getanntf6aft nit Der fran50iiz
i6en ooer brd1iliaaiI6en Re6tspFlege
gu i4euen batten. Na6 Der 8rotla=
nltrung Der &epublit in 8raItlisn an
Hsttirte GeBtere 2lmapalunO un0 err
nunnte einsn getpiiIen Subrdl gum
@puperneur Der nauen Brppin5. 2eB=
tere emp0rte fi1 ipdter gegsn Die braz
iilianiide 3egierunG gerirte Iid) jsz
0p1 tnmer nod ul5 braftlianiTher
@ouperneur. 9arij6er fam es 6Gufig
gu Streitigteiten 5piIfsn Guiana Il.
SrdIllien, bod Darea bisie BON feinem
@slaag bis in 2(mapalano uno ben es
b99ren3enoen bruiiliI6sa uno guianis
f6en 8d6ieten 8Olo gefunoen nuroe.
2lmupalano iolI einigs Ie6r rei46altiz
&c 8oloquar3lager allfpeiIen. W}it
cem 8olofuno fam psr 8plbourIt.
8roBs Observation-Disclosures er9oHan
fi6 in bl8 Qunb, no IS IeitDem nod
GeieBIoler 3uga6t, ais porber. 0iafem
3uit1n0e ppQte 9rafiljsn, beiIen nDrbz
li6e Pro0in5en untsr Der 3una6me bss
8;rbre6ert6um5 in 2tmapolano am
m:iItan gu leiosr baben, Elm @noe ma
fsn unO aus bieIem 9runoe ergriff
es jsBt bon Dem Serrain formellsn 9ez
iiB. Die @eIdicbte biirfte ieoo6 ni4t
erlooigt Iein, BENIN Sranfrei6 pirb jsz
b:n.TaGI5 proteItiren uao m0gIiAerpsi7s
Gus Guiana Sruppen in Dus 2ano
einriten IaHsn. 81. b. R.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-03
0riDct am W0r0luabnIi Iinn.
Srei MfprSc une mebrerc Ifpredufdnc rpcrecn
cincm 1Cuticbeu ;ur Saff gcIcgt.


Ne p@SrIean5, 2. Sebrudr. -
Gin Ieltfamer SAT- augenIdeinli6en
Moropa6riinns beI6dftigt sur 3eit
bic biefigan 9eE0roen. 2trtbur S6nsiz
Der, Elm % Sabre 5Gblenoer intelligent
ter 9eutiaer DON gutter S4ul6i!oung,
bate i'm 9c3smber 1884 einen iungen
9eutIden, 9eruonn S6r0Oer, in Ell
ner Wirt6ihaft an 3opalzStraBe err
i9oTsn uno 8atbdrine 8urtbur0t, Elm
bUbI6es peuti6es W}dD@en, i6psr
perpunoet, neil 2eBtere S6rDoer Inn
oor3oq. 0erl&0roer puroe in 6aft
genommen, uno Iein 9uter, argebli6
oeuti4er Offi3ier, lieB e5 Ii4 Iauienz
be BON Dollars toIten, um ieintuSo5n
fir
irrfinnig ertIGren.
gu laiIen. Sine gu Dem 8tpef beruz
fene eSurp fonnte Iit9 nidbt einigen,
IpGter aber ertldrte cine Ntebr6eit pOn
Sa9peritGnbigen, Die in Dem Safe 5uz
9e3pgen purosn, S6neioer fir 6ure6s
nungsfGbtg. g(m %. Gyunuar 2(beno5
6ra6te S9neioer Dem erIten 9iiIfs=
S6eriff 9ugan, neil oieIer ge9en i'm
idnerlpie9enoe 2lusid9en 9ema6t bat
tt, QefGbrlibe Sti6punDen BEL, oenen
OieIer geItern 2tbeno erluq. y2ur nit
Wtiibe Oermo4te S9eriff &lat Die ijh
anIammelnOs Y{en9e an &pn6en
ShneiOsr5 81 Oerbinoern. 8eFern
bat S6neioer Ifriftlih ertidrt, i'm
CONNER 1894 i'm meitli6en S6eile
oes n5oreIt gurt" in ct. 2oui5
2(benO5 cine junge Dame, Die er fir
cine 9irne gebulten, angereOet uno ais
lie um 9iilTe I6rie, erOrohslt uno bic
2eibe ms Nui1er geporfen 5u baben.
0Ort puroe audi Die 2eihe eine5 N}doz
dens, W}innie MteDer aus @aqep@art,
uufgefunben. W}innie mar ppn ibrem
8eIie6ten perfiibrt uno perlaIIen NOR
ben; man permut6ete Daber SelbItz
moro, gluubt aber ieBt, oaB S4nei=
Der audi bieIen Wtoro oerii6t fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-03
NinrODsrin@ aus Hnbc.
Der 3uf ftrbdeFcr Spuis u. Stulpp III ie'h'"
6eic5ditc ricocrseicIascu une berdnbt.

Sin brutalsr Qlngriff paro am
SdmItag cuF oa1 3ud.rbIter Gouls
u. StoIpp in nsiien 2aoen gfr. 8l4,
MabiIr2 2(oaru,, gsmoAt. Der an
s:blifss StG:er, Gin G:9er, ow BET
Stolpp or8sitsQt, ieop1 Dem GeBtersn
rHr unter O;m g}ar3n Ninium BE-
fdr1t mar, snttam na6 Der Stat IND
bister bat man noh feline Spur DON
ibm Gntoitt. IS nurtsn geItern orel
@erf1itun2sn ppl lln11rn por9anom@
msn, DcA muBten GeBters entlaian
r,rcsa, In iich bsruusitelIte, cap lie
ui1t nit Dem 3bGtsr iosntii6 paren.
Sr. StoI?p mar tur8 por 8 llbr am
Sam'ta9 WorgelI bapuBtlos in elmer
8lUtlahe binier f.inam2aOentiih aufz
geTunOen ipcco:n. W}an ii6erfii6rte i'm
ra9 bam ,2lna.m. WarDIGnn:r So
fpital," uoIsl67t er crit IpGt am
4b:1o iein @aruBtIein 3uriid crldngz
te. S6Iton ieirs @erleBun9sn ernitsr
g2atur fino, 10 glauben Die 4erite bod,
puB er nit Dam 2g5en oaDpnfommen
lpiro. MaT parmutfst, oaB Der gfeqsr
Die Shat ais sjr:n G1f9ltt fir isine
GntlaiIung begin9. Gire Snipi3irun8
Der 2aoentoiTe er9a5, Dab $18 feblz
ten, unD man 1T gsneigt, un3uns6men,
baB Der glsger oas 0el0 ltabl. 6rdu
StoIpp, peIde Iih sur 3eit Der Sbot
in ibrsr g8obnung 81 @rlinqto1 b,z
fano, maro Iofort 6sna6rihttgt. Sic
mar Dor Shred unb Shmer5 auBer
Iih, ais Fl, Dds 8Iut i6re5 8otten auf
Dem 8ooan Oes 2uoenS iab. Sic Gaz
Barte biz 2,nTint, Dab Der BON ibrem
81tten cntldIieae jln9e 9fe9sr, DcIisn
g}ums lie r;dlt tan1te, Der @eriibsr OeS
8:r6refen5 lei.
u0ir nannten i'm mlr g8illidm,
Iugts lie. .Gr nuroe am Wfontag fort=
eeI&idt uno Samita9 fam er in Den
Gucn uno fault, Ganop. Gr fltta
eir:a groBen &nijppel bei 1ih, uao
natosm sr fort mar, iagte metnDtann,
ar fjir6te Tih DOR ibT. Sd oadts in
ooIIen an niht8 S6limms5 un0 hatte
bic Sofe 6oraits psrgehen, aQein jeBt
bin ih ii6er3ougt, Dab 8iaiam Den
2(ngriff 6eging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-03
W|9lteri6itr Ser9if iftlm9afnlJ
$ S6anoer6after ii Snno.
SeIbitmnro rinrr B6bulin.
setSet a Ut ~ orSpabniinn.

81 deter, I.zg., 2. 5e6ruur.-
Sin San rdtbIeI6after 8ergiftung Ell
ner gan5en gamiIie, Numens 2pnn,
lpuroe geitern in bsm 6auIe glr. 2,
YoplaritraBe, bur8 einen gfa6bar,
Namens Beef, ans 2i6t gebru6t.
Dieter bDrte oas 8eI6rei zines Der
Sqnn'16en 8inoer, bra6 Die perz
ihloiiene Sbiire oes 6auIes auf uno
tano W}artin 2pnn, befen 5rau uno
5pei &inoer, 2eBtere i'm 2lter bon
5ipei Sa5ren llno feds Wo4en, an
iheineno Oem 5poe na6e. 9pnn Lao
auf Dem 8ooen 5pii6en bem Sid uno
osm Ofen, ieine 6rau nit geI9lpTez
nen 9(ugen iiber einem Stu6l nit if
rem jiingiten &inoe i'm 2(rme; oas
3lpette Sinh lag Dor Der Wfutter auf
Den 8nieen uno bat oieIe fle6entli6,
oo6 ouf3upu6en. Sn oem unItoBen=
ben S6laf3immer itieB 9eel auf Die
Seihe BON Sri. 6lpnn, elmer S6pe=
tier oes 6umilienober6auptes; oieIel6e
mar allen Qni6eine nuh i6on Ieit
"A StunOen toot. Der g2u6bur
t4Ieppte &pnn uno OeIien 6rau na9
Der 3Rure, neil er gIau6te, oieIe mir
Den iih an Der frii6en 2uft pieoer err
bolen. Die Grpartung erFiQte ii6
ober ni9t, poruuf Peet 2Grm I6lug
unO eine 9(mbuIan3 berbei citirte. Die
GRnnS puroen nad Dem 6oIpital gez
bro3t mo- man 9pffnung bat, Iie am
Seben gu er6alten. Die 2ei6e puroe
no4 Der Mor9ue iibsrgefii6rt. Die
Aer3te limb Der lleber5eugung, ouB Gin
9er9tftungsfaa porliegt, nur limb fie
I'm 3peifel ob Die @ergiftung cine gu
talltge ooer cine borbeDa6te mar. I'm
Sprn's Sai6e fano man cine Qln3d6l
peroa9ttg ausie6enoer piQen uno ben
6amIlientiia sum 2t6enoeiIen poQz
Itdnoid oebe6t
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Guortc i'm 3nbtBauie.
Gin imm Gore pcrurtbeiltcr wtGrEcr crIisst
plptlicb rincm 5cr;ihlasr.

plrtlidb riuem 5er;iblnsr.
g { tpz0 orf, 2. 6ebruur. - @m.
@aefar, Der gum Spoe psrurt6eilte
fdrbige Wt0rOer, itar6 geitern 26eno
i'm StoatsgefdngniiIe gu SingzSing
10 pl0BIih, OaB man 5uerit glau6tt,
er babe Seybitmoro begQngen, nm Der
0inri4tUng 5u entgeben. DIS Die
Wd6e Die 3ele GaeIur's paIIirte, lag
Der Wt0roer uuf Dem RIden, pGbrenD
fein &opf ijber Die Seite Der Eager
Hattie fina6 bing. Die 8a4e fam
Dem 8efangenen 81 9iilfe uno benddz
riAtigte Waroein Sage, Der Gaeiar
etnas WbiStep CAB, a6er penige W}jz
nuten ipdter CAB Der M0roer ben 8eiIt
auf. Der 8efdngniBar3t Or. Snz
pine ertldrte, oaB GaeIar an 6er3oerz
fettung geitor6en lei. Gin Sel6Itz
moro mar auSgeIbloiIen, ou ni6t5 in
Der 3eQe gefunosn puroe, I'm cine Iplz
6e Nnnd6me gu rehtferti9en, unD
Gaeior bpffte bsItimmt, ouB oas Q(p=
Electromagnetic Dor nel6em Iein 5aQ
i9tpebt, inn einen neuen Pro3eB be-
pilIigen lpiirfe; er gIaubte ritbt, baB
er ieinen Sob in Dem elettriI6enStu6l
erleioen piirOe. GasIar, Der por 80
Sa6ren in @eitinoien ge6oren purOe,
naro am 25. Suni b. s. ipegen Grz
moroung ieinsr 3ubdlterin MarD
0}artin, oeren 3erftiidelte Qeide Dor
Der n8reenpi4 Saoings 9ant" an
Der 6, QDenue uro @aperIDz9Gace
gefunOen purbe pom Hecoroer 8pff
gum SoOe berurtbeilt uno Ieine 6inz
ri6tung auf ben %. Suli feitgeIeBt;
ou er appelIirte, fonnte Das lIrt6eil
nicht pplitredt lperpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-03
Ont fiir S5cDcrmQnn

7Saf cin 5tor nimmt irgenO Elm, R,oilia lum
abfubrsu. I'M bas ssfsm lu r,iuio,r. unp oss
glut rein gu batsH. Gis,uioeu, fD:It, 8 MI,
mons 2sb,r 8sguItrer (TluiFQt;it oo,r
Qulper) u.bmsn, srbalteH ale bic 9or3iigs zines
rriIStu urO 4ngsH,bmtH gbfubrua7 s.Ritt.lg; f,rs
nrr cia.s tar!tHOu Ritt,lg, Deld.s beg 9lut r.is
ust uno sas saHJ, 5pt,m itdrtt unD m,br. nil,
2as: Simmous Qebsr 3eouItrer r,s
qulirt bic 2ebCr, crbo!t fe cfiio unD oeiuno mn
i7.au oi. 2tbtv Fz) IN outer 9.viaTung 5cfiro,t
D,rotE sic t3 trtl ron yta!cria, GlntHirlnfbtit,
W,rOau,uslofqtcit, Sopfitm,rIcu unS oorfltiblG.
felt bsfjaptz IND I'D uiTt me5r 70 h,runt;raeIogI.
men uuo Qtiapabt iub!,r. AQ.s bag lDiro ourt5
cine trdgs N,bsr htro0rgcrEfeE. Cute 9troouuao
uno 1fr:ti;iu UoH Wagtnlciom fam nur oaun itatts
tjHo,ii u,uE oj, Gebsr ribtis arb,tct Sou.tr
q: non ciu.u oisier StiDeH bticlM isiu u.riudl,u
sic 9 i nj III ons 8 iOerR uIatpr. Ser
q. -. III. in. L.iL.r IL
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Ser .SournuIiitenzG Iu b"
belt borgeitsrn 4beno ieine Sa6re8z
8erIammlunq unter Dem 8oriibe Des
Prdiiosnten +. Sulien 9ailep. Die
DerI6ienenen 8eamten legten t6reSa6z
resberi6te Dor uno bic 9elegQten 3ur
8erIummlun9 De8 ,SnternQtionalen
8reBzGlubs" in Y6iluoelp6ia perqunz
genen SUM eritatteten 8eri6t. 6r.
s. 6. M}agruOer, jun., pel6er als
8ertreter DEG 8altimorer Clubs benz
SournaliitenzGongreiie gu 8oroeuur,
6rantreih, porigen 9erbit betlpo6nte,
g1b einen b0hit intereIiantan 2(briB
De5 ReIultate5 Der 9er6unolunqen
oaIel6Tt. Der nd8ts Sournaliitenz
GongreB finDet oieIen 6erbit in 8eIt,
llngarn itatt. - Der 6ieiiqe Sour
naIiIten=Glub" bate i'm 2aufe oes
Sabres ii6 zines ioI6en 6ortIhrittes
gu erfreuen, oaB Dem YrG1ioenten Il.
S6uBmeiiter peri0nIi6 Elm 9Qnfes=
8otum Darge6ru6t puroe. Die nad
Der 8eriammlung itottgefunoene Be
umtenpabl bate fOlgenoes gteIultut:
PrdIioent Samuel s. 2lpple6p, 9icez
PrdIioent 2ll. Goodman, Sefretdr 8.
s. RunIom, S4aBmeiiter %. +. u.
6uiion, 5inun8zSetretGr 8. 6drrp
Smith, 9auszGomite: S. 20. 81. &iz
ger, u. ). Srappe, StanoiIb M}cz
Gleurn uno 6oparO s. 5ormon;
9elegaten 3ur PreBzGlubzGonoentipn
in Buffalo: S6omas s. GpeQ uno
NeQ5 s. SAINTS; SteuDertreter: 36oz
mas 81. &enneD uno u. 3. 6apz
paro. Der Glu6 iit in Iein neues 60
tal, NOroOit=Gde 6oQioapz Il. San
etteitraBe, umge3ogen uno 6ietet lei
nen UtttgIte0ern ben toii9Iten 2lufentz
bait. Wdbrenb Der 8srIammlung err
fielt Der @lu6 BON 6rn. ). W.S6ul3,
Der Elm G6renmitglieo 1T, cine prG6=
tige Burlorz2ampe gum 8eI6ent.
gu Oieiem Club geb0ren unqeFG6r 70
attire 3ejtungsleute, Reoatteure uno
8eri4terituttsr, Iolpie ca. 200 pa7iipe
nlitglieoer.
y & d ~ 4 be beretn belt
geitern 9ta3mittug in Der y02rmuniuz
5urnbaQe" feline rsgelmdBigeSiBung,
in pel6sr bier neue WIitglieoer aufgez
nommsn tpurben. 6r. Sobn Slider
meloete uls 8orIiBer oes 2trrange=
mentszGomite's, oaB bas leBte Stifz
tungsfeit Oes 9ereins geIelI9aftli6
iopobl, pie finun3ieu Elm bur6i6luz
ganOer Grfolg mar. Die 8sriamm=
lung purOe BON oam BrGtOentenSob
Slider gelsitet. Setretdr s. YietI9
fii6rta pas BrotptQQ.
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0ebriiber sylemina
Tr. 40, gSeit Serinaton StraSe.

SiTisc Scmcrfurscn in Sctrcf uuicrer
Snrnc: Die CuaIitit. 5nrbeu uns =5datti=
rrngcn iTnS pbnc GIcicfcn. in icrer !SiufTct,t
Gle beiteu. SSir bringcn mcbr ncue sprtcn
pom SGbsarn, 3uiammcnitcllunsc uns Sers
ict,icScnbsitcn BON !Muiicrn sur Amnd,t. ais
Sic III ir9cun ciuem duecren GciiJGitc fInecu
fpuncr, IInS ric G'reiir TuS Gle dlicrnicerigffeu
fir eie GualitGten pom SSaarrn, rpcld,e mir
pcrfdufcn.
Columbia. Germantown, polfes 5cipiebt unS
mcbr ais buuecrt 6a-bcuicbattiruu9cu, ;u
Sl.5O prp 9funr.
oobIidumqe SGufer (Scarfs), @riientirtencr=
SccFcn unh NIittcIifiife. 9Eaarcn, ipeIe,e 10
tbeusr tpie 69 Gcnts pcrfauft pcrern, uur ie
80 Gents.
,,Ytrrle Scarfs." Sh1nbeitcu, ie % Gts..
pertb 80 Gents.
Srpstc M,dicbes ScutsI ~ Gents.
Heue Delft uus empire SUi irtclffilcfr. 10
Scrtss SSaarcn. MIR 39 Gcnts.
6eblunte unn ciufacDc STUNT Srdpcrieu,
pcrtb l D Gcnts, nur . Gents prp SIGrS.
elegant scblumte GrepcS nmr Ia Gents pro
9Jare. pcrtb 25 Sents.
OO.Napierfbrbe 30 Gents. Co9D
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3u bicI gcIieht.
@cprs ". pfeiier ,prS ppn srpei 6rauen aIs
CSattc bcdufprud)f.

"Cpt9 u EItlftT iplTC ppH Siptt bA"hN' "'N
@attc branfprudbt.
8sgen unQe6li6er 8igamie paro
qeitern @eorq u. Yfeifer pOn 9fr.318,
SiiozNprrisitruBe, pom Poli3eiridlsr
&irtIanO Dem Yrp3eBperfabren iiber=
DieIen.
Bel Dem geitern in Der iiiopeitliz
6en Poli3eiitation itatt9ebabten Ser
b0r ergab iicb, DaB Dor ungefGbr etnem
Sabre Yfeifer Die 8stunntidaft OOn
6rau N}amie 9olplep, Der Satin BON
SSobn 9pplep, mu9te, pel6er Gritez
re ppr pier3ehn Sabren berlaiIen 6atte.
0a Dor Orei Sabren 6rau 9Omlep
dngebIi1 Dpn Dem 5ooe i6res 8atten
bena6riAtigt poroen mar, 10 CAB lie
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-03

uno, I'm ieiner gro3eiIirung entge9enz
5uie6en, in 8enabrlGm abgefiibrt.
Die Wtitslieoer Der r8erliner 80rz
fe" bielten geitern cine Wfai1enperz
fammlung, in pelder Elm 8eI4luB CUR
4nnafme gelangte, Der ber8egierunqsz
9orlage3pedsltnterOriidung illegdIer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ppponirt..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-03
Scr SentIde CORRESPONDENT,

Tdslid, fuotertIid rnb SoHntdes,
q. Raine, GissutbMmer uno 6eoafteur
(gtotiole,r uon &. Haine),
elbpefzGde SatimorezStra6c uno Boit=Sffices Sire
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9rdeer.-5dalidl nebff SpnntasS 4ms aab uHter
aorto Sor0usbcJobunA $3.50 pro Sobr, iiir fur5eTt
nit Sonntassblatt, portorei, nit Gb5ug tir Glubs,
$3.50 pro Sapr, nan irseno einem Srte oes SrIar.
srs, s4 nod europa. Snuutaes =alusg gabe 81
In ben 0iittcls uro SIoita1teE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-03

lSpsloI 2abclbrief, bui6ttt fir O,n rGsutidtn
eorreponosnsn~ our6 Die ~lluitto=QrsB" unO Die
Ncm: llorftr rMiipc Yrciic u
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-10-07

without regard to truth or consisten.
oy. It is true that other Presiden.
tial candidates have had oil their
speeches aud papers published, but
no other ever presumed upon the
prominence given by National con.
vention to tax the space usually de.
voted tn news to one-tenth the extent
that this presumptuous boy orator has.
No other Presidential candidate ever
made the public so weary Of his end.
less "oratory." 1t is about time the
cry of "unfairness" raised by the
Bryan organs was turned into show.
ing the unfairness Of those organs
aud the Popocratic campaign mana
gers 10 asking the opposition and in,
dependent press to circulate their
campaign literature gratis. PITTS
burg Dispatch, Ind.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-10-07
The Campaign,s western March.


Mr.. Bryan is moving West. So is
the line of battle on which the cam.
paign is fought.
For a month after Mr.. Bryan was
nominated questions were asked about
the New England states. Maine was
discussed as debatanle ground. Mr..
Sewall was nominated because it was
hoped by the Chicago convention
that the State could be carried for
its candidates.
By the time Mr.. Bryan spoke in
the middle of August astute observ.
ers like Senator German saw that
Maine was gone. Mr.. Bryan was
kept out of the State. For the next
two or three weeks it was merely a
question how much bigger the Repub.
lican majority would be than usual.
There was along in August omlnous
talk about the rural vote in New
York. People whispered about "sil.
yer" in this state. A Maryland
borough election at which next to
nobody voted was paraded to show
that that State was in doubt.
BY the time Vermont. Maine and
Arkansas had voted and the Demo-
cratic split in each of the Middle
States was clear this sort of thing
stopped. Lots of hard work is ne.
cessary before Maryland and West
Virginia are rendered certain for
sound money, but the drift in these
States is all that way. Ohio was for
a season discussed as doubtful
Within three weeks the Popocratic
campaign has collapsed and all speak
ers for Bryan and Sewall have been
Withdrawn from the State. No one
to day treats Ohio as in doubt.
Indiana is going through the same
change. For month every report
from this State has been more and ia.
vorable to sound money. The Popo.
cratic loss of gold Democrats more
than equals the Populist gain, and
new converts and new votes make the
State secure by IA round majority
Illinois is to-day the fighting line of
conflict whose dubious battle. field
three months ago was held to be in
Maine. A month more remains. By
the time that is over the only North.
ern States which will remain doubt.
ful will be the silver States and the
only allies free silver coinage will
have elsewhere will be a few South.
ern States. Even among these, all
the border States promise to-day to
be for Mckinley and Hobart.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-10-07
Harry Alvin Hall for Mckinley.

United States District Attorney
Harry Alvin Hall has forwarded his
resignation as a Presidential elector
on the Bryan ticket to State Chair.
man Garman, and in it he made a
confession Of faith. Mr. Hall has
been lifelong Democrat, has served
in the State Senate, and is one of the
most prominent men in the Demo.
cratic party in Elk county. He
says:
"The platform adopted by the re.
cent so.oalled Democratic Conven-
ton at Chicago is opposed to every.
thing the Democratic party has stood
for, everything it has taught and ev.
cry declaration il has made in the
past"
He further declares that Mr.. Bryan
is preaching the gospel of hate, sow.
ing the seeds of enmity between the
rich and poor and striving to array
the employed in hostility to the EN-.
ployer," and that he would regard
the success of the Democratic party
on that platform as the greatest mis-.
fortune that could befall the coun.
try" He concludes as follows:
81 believe the welfare of the couu.
try-for the present at least-will be
best conserved by the election of the
Republican candidates, and 1 intend
to vote for Major Mckinley and to
render every assistance that lies in
my humble power to the success of
his campign"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-10-07
Divorce Notice.

Kate NJ. Harrington, In the Com. Pleas
Libellant, Court of Forest
VS.. County. of Feb-
WIN. Z. harrington, rnary Term, 1896,
Respondent. No. Al.
Aug, 81, 1896, t. f. Ritchey appointed
commissioner to take testimony, on mo-
ton of p. NJ. Clark, Atty
BY THE COURT.
Notice is hereby given that will at
tend to the duties of my appointment on
Monday, Oct. u, 1896, at l O'clock, p. NJ,
at my Office in Tionesta Borough, when
and where all parties concerned may at
tend if they see proper.
Il. f. RITCHEY,
Commissioner.
Sept. 7, 1896.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-10-07

81 believe Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is the best for children l ever used.
For Group il is uuequaled. 1t is splen-
did seller with us. T. NJ. Eckles. Phi. G.
Manager Wampum Pharmacy, Wam-
pun, Pa When used as soon as the
first symptoms appear, that is as soon as
the child becomes hoarse or even after the
croupy cough has appeared, it will pre-
vent the attack. The mothers of croupy
children should bear this in mind and al
ways keep the remedy at hand. 1t is al
80 the best medicine in the world for
colds and whooping cough. For sale at
20 and so cents per bottle by G. w. Bo-
ward.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-10-07

1t is surprising to many that football
players and other athletes regard a sprain
or bruise of so little consequence. One
reason of this is, they know how to treat
such injuries so as to recover in a
lew days, while others would be laid mp
for two or three weeks, if not longer.
Writing from Central State Normal
School, Lock Haven, Pa, Mr.. w. II.
Losch, captain of the base ball team and
gymnasium says: 81 take pleasure in
stating that members of our base ball
club and myself have used Cham ber-
lain's Pain Balm with most excellent re-
suits. l unhesitatintly recommend it as
the best remedy for sprains, swellings,
cuts and bruises, of any L know For
sale by G. w. Bovard