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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

ne, fugslrunoe 5rau, etpa Mitte Der
@ier5i9er. 3pei pedi6par3e S6eitel
flebten an ibren S6ldfsn. Sic mar
uufgeoonnert ME cine &06in, bic it,
rem Qusge6 : Sonnta9 BAT, unD aB
in Der unappetitli9iten 0eiIe einen
SUDDEN na6 benz dnberen bon Dem por
tbr ite6enben 9ebdd : &or6 berun!er.
$50 blieb nur mein bplbes 8lonbz
den, meine iur9e dnmutbise Selepboz
niItin2 =
pI0BIi9 faete Der 5leif3tIoB ouF
benz Oipan nit Iauter, fetter Stimme:
n&elner, BET Selepbon : 8u9!"
,Sa6!"
Mir puroe gang idpinbeIig. @ar
eS mD9li6? 9ds alp mar Die SeIez
pbOniItin, beren Stimme mir ieoen
Sag ME lisbIi9s MuIif in bas DIR
tDnEe? : 8erbammter 5ernfpre6er
- 10 tonnte er triigen! Sd erbob mid
leiie, nm mid oapon gu i9Iei9sn. Sn
Oieiem @ugenblid I6oB a6sr bic &uz
gelrunce, Die mid i6on pieoer6olt
iGarf gemuftert bate, auf mid gu:
vQf, bet iino Sic? Sin Slid, beS
Sic ietommen fino. Sd ba6a i6on
bretmul bet Selsp6onbu9 perlungt!-
Der &eQner muB mir fir ouBIig ball
Dor alien 0iugen BEETLE ib mid,
aus Dem gofa berdus gu tommer, unD
tlopfte Ben 3a6lfelner 6er6ei:
r@as BADEN Sic per5sfrt, 5rduz
lein?"
n3nse Safen G6ot'laoe, brei Cog
macs uno feds &u4en aus be u~nterIte
@tage!!"
&aum nlren mir uuf Der StraBe, 10
pinfte i6 einen Serameter 6er6ei,
natiirlt6 Elm coupe.
r&utffer, na6 - benz rSftenoz
Sbeater!" 60 iagte mir: BORT trifft
man tpentgtens teinen 8efdnnten.)
Sinh sic in bieEer SaiIpn I6on
einmal i'm rOtenO Sbeuter" gstpeien,
SrGulein?"
rJ(se! Nber - tpdrIm 119en Sc
oenn immer 5railein gu mir? Sd Bin
bod b~erbeiratb't!"
nWa as? @ibt IS benn audi berz
beirat6ete Selepboniifinnen?"
n8ut? Q4 10 - ri9tig, bet bate
id ia beinabe perieiTen! Sd bin nemz
lid bic Birt6tn BON bet 5railein, nit
bic Sc it6 gu beute Qbeno berabreoet
BADEN. 5railein Is heute nit i6r'n
S4aB dusiejurgsn uno 6at mir jebez
ten, tbr BEL S6n'n au pertreten!"
SIN nG6Iten &ugsnblid bate i4 bic
@ugentbiire aufgerifan unb mar ouF
ben Damn binuusgeiprungen. Mit
elmer SelepbDniItin gebe i9 mir in
meinem gdn5en 2eben fein &enoe3pous
mebr! - 8. z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
Cir einrn St9ter.
Sin 9entmal fir @rnIt Nnton ;3unot
borgei6lagen. - Runbi9reiben
an Die Mitglieber bes rNorbamez
rifaniIfen Surnerbunbes."

on Die Wttglteber oes rHorbamez
ritanii6en Surnerbunbes."
ct. 2ouis, Z. San. = Na6itez
berries RunOI 9rei6en lit an Die Mitz
glieoer oe5 Decentralization Sur
nerbunoes" ergdngen:
y@ut !6eil! Die SurnerT9aft BON
Ct. 2ouis bat Die 4bii4t, Dam i'm Mai
leBtsn Sabres Der Itorbenen Oi9ter
Grnit Onion 3iinOt auf ieiner Grab
ftGtte in Sefferipn @itp, no., elm mir
biges 9entmal gu erri9ten. Die
S~urnbersine BON Ct. 2ouis baben 81
bieIem 3pede aus ibrer Wfitte einsn
4usI9ub erpdblt uno bereits einen
6pno seiammelt, Der bic 4usfibrung
bes Ylanes fi9ert. Der Undergraduate
@usiauB lit ii9 iebO6 betpuBt, ouB IS
i'm Surnerbunbe 9iele giebt, Die es gsz
pifermaBen als Pfli6t unO Redt be-
tra9ten, gu bieier Sprung Oes Did,
ters nit beitraeen gu 6elfen. On bieie
Burner ri6tet Der 4usi9uB 0as @rz
fu9en. ibre 8ettrdgs bis ipdteItens ben
1. WGr5 b. S. On ben S9dBmeiiter oes
Qusi6uhes, 6rn. @otparb preeturius,
per 4oreher 0eitliGe 9oit,"St. 2outs,
einienoen gu po1en. @enn bic Mitz
glieber oes Surnerbunbes Ii9 re4t
3ablrei9 an benz pietGtppllsn @srte
bstbsiligen, 10 erfiilen lie bamit nur
cine Yfli9t Der 9antburfsit, Die in
Qnbstra6t BON 3iinot's @erOienIt II.
8ebeutung ni9t unerfiGt 6!eiben Ipnz
tie. - SIN Quftrage Oss 3inotz9e ntz
mai @pmite's,
Mar 9smpeI, @oriiBer,
G6as. 90. Steiner, Setretdr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

9epzgorf, philadelphia, Bolton uni
Baltimore. Die S6aBamtsbeamter
unterDarfen Die Noten elmer Iorgfdlti=
gen 9ur9ii4t, DermO9ten aber feline
Der dl{4ungen gu entbeden. Nus et.
ner @n5abl BON unteri9qBdmtern lie.
fen Selegramme elm, ID benen Die @r=
mG6tigung na4geIu6t tpuroe, aut
9unoertboqar : Silber : Certificate
8uriid3upeiI i'm, bod bic Sc u6e tpur;
ben in alien 5Guen nit Der telegraph
f6en SnItruttion abgelebnt, oaB aq(
e6ten Soften pie 9epDbnli9 angenpm=
men psrben foqten, in 3peifel6aften
6Gqen uber porbebaltlt6 elmer Priiz
flung bur9 bic S9aBamtsz @rparten.
Me6rere Inter : S6aBmeiiter baden
ba5 Department bappr in 8enntniB
geieBt, oaB cine groBe An3a6l bon
Silber~ Gertifitaten CUR 3a6lung pro-
Ientirt piirpen uno iie, UNI bic unerz
tpartete Na9frage Deden gu f0nnen,
I'm bic l~leberIenbung BON tleinen go
ten erIu9en miiBten. 0ieiem WunI9e
pirb 10 raid, ais m0glt6, entfpro6en,
3eciprocttGt5 l1nterz
6unDIungen.
Nlem NnI6ein na6 pirb 9roB6riz
tannien nieoer Das erite Qunb Iein,
psl6eS - fir feline 8eiiBungen in
WeitinDien - unter Dem nallen Sdrif
Elm H~ectprocitGts 4btpmmen t%reffen
ntro. Der britii6e 8oti6after Cir
Sultan 8auncefote mar fiir3li9 mebrz
fa9 i'm Staatsbepartement gu ieben,
unb Die 8er6unolungen itrO Bis jeBt
bis gu einem 8untte gebieFen, bdB
man oemnG6It bic 8eamten Der britt
i6en 8plonie'n in Wafbtngton err
nQrtet, UNI bic 8ertrdge gu unter5ei3>
men. @s beiBt, oaB Die alten, pur3
ben WilIonzSurtf ubgei6afften Ser
fridge ais 8aIi5 bienen uno nur Der
ieit6erigen @ntptdelung Der 9dnoelsz
be8iebungen entipre9eno amenotrt
perOen iolen.
8ermt DIES.
Der General : 8unbeSanpalt Pat
benz @enat eur Qnttport auf einen
DISQUALIFICATION 8ei9luB Dollen ootuz
mentariT6en NuSpei5 iiber OieSrdnsz
aftionen in @er6inoung nit Dem Ser
fauf Der Union 3uge@
I6idt. Die 9otumente purOen 9r0Bz
tentbeils 6ereits fri6er perDffentli9t.
Del @enat bsitGtigte Die @rnennun>
qen Der 8onIuln @oparo .. Btnsz
Inn BON Sqinois in Stodbolm, s.
Mc9inIeD BON WisconIin in Ntben,
@m. u. 9rinfet bon Nen<SerIep in
Rbeimes uno Qbplp6 6. 6%rantent6al
BON Mafa9uTetts in Bern.
SIN 8rieg8 : Department lief Elm
&ubelgramm bes Qieut. 9eDOre elm,
in pelfem Derielbe beri9tet, DAB elm
OampFer fir ben transport Der angez
fuuften R%enntbiare fir bic &lonbite@
Expedition geburtert lei uno am 20.
o8. Mts. nab Rspzgprt abgeben
piiroe.
8as Staats : Department. lit be-
nu9riatigt, buB &uBlanO uno Sapan
ben 6isberigen 80nig bon GOrea, tpelz
der Ii4 betunntli4 tiir5li6 ben &ui>
I~ertiteI 3ulegte, formel als n&aiIer BON
Goreu" a%nertannt BADEN.
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&criihcruH1cn.

6euerberii9erungs : 8eIelG 4aften.
Ropal Sui. So. 217 Cf=@oItimorc=S traBr.
Ncr6dnts & Manufacturers Sui. 60, rccralos"
GcbuUOc.
NGrDlauo Sire 9ni. 60, 4o4 29utcrzS traBt.
Hationai sire Sni. 60, nolliNaD= NM g0ltcrzStr.
ooiparO Sire Uni. Co.. 306 93atcr=S trabt.
Niniual NLrt NMi. 90. 3nl Cit.NsrLmninm.St rlke.
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SEeuerzW prIiChprunoS Ql0enfrn
Qeriiherund

Maurp & CouncuD. "a Soutb=5 trabc.
u. 2. SbadelforO, 10 Sio=ooniN0D=S traBc.
Y. y. IN BAL & Go, b Sito=oonioo0- StroBe
girdbclO < Subn, 800 ggutcr=StraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08
9utentz Nnndlte.
IN RnINrrt= INN Tuprftr=S tr1i
HPchtauufnGItP
Qeihenbeitdtter.

0jajam ~. g0cihaocr, S2S Ct=9oltimorc= Strabt.
6bas. @trioQ & Sobu, l12 Ci=Scriu0tou= Strabc.
Eculiugcr & 6ullpcn, baltimore II. st. Qaul=Str.
&curp SbmjB & Sobu, 10 Gf=Scriu0toU= StruBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08


CONDITION.
Sic Geo. 9lome & SobH 50, 6l7 q. =goltimorcfr.
9idmanten, ll6ren II. S6mud ahen.
=. Cppcubcimcr & gro, III SScii=goItjmortsS;r IT.
9ampfmai9inenz unO &eReIz6ubrtz
funten.
9bos. 6. goT6Or & 60, q gi0btsStyabt.
Sobn =. got, 332-334 RorDz@ouioo0sS;r aBc
9ra6tpdaren.
2uiur & So, 81 ROrOsooipurO: Strabc.
Sroguen.
@iIpiu, 2uHooou & Go, 124 2~igbtzStraB'.
G%lepatoren.
Sas. Bates Sobnt, 4rattz II. @reijocnt=S trobt,
GiIenpudren.
aobu Suer ( Sobuc, D SiiOz6barlesz StraGc.
e. Scott QaDuc & @ruOcr, BOP Ntorns@apzS traBi
rGabb & 3eutin5 9urOrDare Co." lI @optlrss
Qlate.
Gtien unb Sta6l.
~. q. 8rotb's S6bnt, 100 SHO=Gbnrlts=S troBe.
Gmoilirte uno 8le6paaren.
@at;6ot, SnQram & 60, 100 ouuoUerzS traBe.
Seniterz 3ouledur.
y. 6. Qoyslc0 4 @ruOcr, y SiO=GDarle5sS trosc.
| Strides 8inofleiI4 unO S9peinez
fleif9z90tler.
QrmOur { So, 335 g9ctsQratt=5 truBc.
Gutuip @eef 60, 400 SuO=5utausS truBe.
Trii6te uno 9roDutte.
0t6riotr StcUcus, 20j SuO=GburlCss Strabc.
@a8= unb SelzOeFen.
u. 9eeistittcl & SObu, 20g0 @lictanmu=Stra
8lus, Selfarben uno Sirniife.
| @cbriocr Nouliuc, 23S Suo=oopOvO=Stru
| &iri6bcrQ, NouuuOcr X 80, JOG Y9clt=9rdtt=Str
SCnrO Scim 4 60, NoiuurO= uHo 6oDctttzStraBc.
Ruffeez Smporteure uno s30iter.
| .Ibc Guterpriic &oficc Co." DOS Cfs2omburohr.
&leioer.
@m6d6 @rog. & 60, Il 6optius=4lote.
~. Sonucboru 4 60, S-l4 StOzGutatusS trabc.
3ur3z unD S6nittnauren Il. /. ~.
Baltimore bargain @Ouis," 2l6 ". =@GlttmOretr.
Observation-Disclosures @erGt6I6aften.
:. 4. @am5cro 60, l22 2iGbt=Strabt.
Qade.
GcbriiOer @crrD, y Chs2omburo=S trube.
Qit6ogrdp6en.
u. 6ocu < Go, GtriuatOuitr, Jtotbbau5 gcQtnibcr.
W1e6lbGnoler.
G. G.. Tiuf & 60, III SiosnolDarOsStro
neutrality-suspicious..
Grabom's 99artbouic, 9urfsNpc. II. SOlpbm=Str.
4apier unb 9apierz0i
Smith, Eiron & GO., % siO=6borlcs=5t robc.
9lum6er Materialien.
III: aomcs 8ObertiOn mic. 80, 30 @anoosrsStr.
8uBz unb 8eiBnuaren.
9lrmfroua, Gator & Go, 9 99ct=gultimore=Str
S6nittndren.
@tbriiOcr stroub, 43 Soptius=@lucc.
7auisl Utiacr & 60, q 6optiu5=placc.
@. VI. Suttou l. So, 50 SoptiH5s place.
Strumpfpaaren, 6anbi6ube, &ur3z
Wdaren H.. /. 10.
3rciot & S0bue, 223 l9ct=@altimorczS trobt.
Seppi6e, 8a9stu9 uno 5eppi4z
S6nur.
s8uls & grnocg, 2l5 aStf.Cermon.s trase
Seppi6e.
O. z. Griffith & So. 403 Cts%altimorc= StraBt
Sburen, Ra6men uno 2doen.
Grunt ,. g9atfin5 & 60, 400 Cts4ratt=S trabt.
8irtbI9aft5 : @inri6tungen unD
8tlaro=Sti6e.
y / 0o"'''' 30 tS,-- '0'''o''
Whisfies. Meine II. T. 10.
SSfe G Sotfi5alt Co. S'y I66 E qio5tyS tr as,@''
Goue unD PfpOutIe.
&oron eclOis, 222 sHOsG5arlessstrab
mo,oor ,,n6 DISQUALIFICATION
5'1e @arO'a' 100 sHOsG6orlrs'5iT'5'
9irncle5 unb 9u6e66r.
e Q Oman, inn. Go. "A Sgef.atriuotou.etr.
Gi5enmoorpr
= q m aloars. cutolp. uuo TrortTr.strofs
seloooen unb Banner,
GebriOer SistO, 2l8 4orosG6arltss Strabe
Geo. R. mcGaD & 60, go TorO.G6orIcs=stro bc.
G,brHpr groSu, u sOrOs@oQiOap. Stabe.
g. G"a"0f' e"'aiOz "ho S'E'Ho'0"71'ross
6ite un0 pel3e.
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Wto. SbjliuQ, Nisauith= uuo WOnImcnt= Strdbt.
0crmluus Nraucc, @uut= uuO lSolit= StraBt.
&obu 49,. Goof, Baltimore uuo Stridcr= StUuBt.
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OcruQu=StrQRC.
NlarOlaUO Y]cbCHsperi so, 3 SoutbsStrdbc.
&cridicScncS.
Wrdttetten.
II. - gicIcr, gnil0er5' Grbau0c.
8abnz uno 0umpferz8iQete
8oisnboum & eOubrr, s27 Cis9altimorcsStrob
9atentz4npGlte
Braun < 60, GalOcrts mo 6aoettcsS ua5c.
3e6tsanpGlte.
0jljam ~. g9eiTaQtr, S2S Ct=Saltjmorc= StrabG.
Gbos. Ser{oQ 4 Sobn; li2 Ct=Scrtn0ton= StraBe,
gcu}iHQcr & 6alUcll, baltimore u. Ct. Quul=Str.
@curp SbmjB X Sobu, 10 Gt=ScrtH0toH= StraBt.
Qei6enbeItutter.
wto. SbiuiuQ, Iisauttb= mo Nonument=S trd5t.
@rrmanus GrluCc, 9auiz uuO GSclft= StraBt.
&Obu ~. Goof, Baltimore uno Strit:r =Strobt.
6rieob0fe.
2ouSon 4ayt Gtmttern, 10 @orOs0burIcssS trobt.
Gintbellung Der MaBe nnO 0cutbte
ipie pieIalben bon Der nSaltimOrer
N&ebl= unD 8etraiOes8Drie angenOmz
men ner0eu.
8uI9el Bfun6
Mei3en SO
Maiss &Drner $500. Sc
Maiss &oIben 70
@rhier CStaQt Sc 8fb.1 so
gfeiS 66
Sufer (Ston! &c 8fb.) 80
&erite az
8artpFfeln (Staat IS 8fb.1 &C
SIBt &artoffeln Gin @arpIanb) 56
Sfenz&oh(en 80
SHnfa "A
gIeie %
@ii6en 6S
9O6nsn (peiEe NIB @Giforl
~ C5taat So Bib 60
Sr,efoomsn en-
SiIrot6pmS.@rosIoomrn Ak
6roa5nomer az
sSfGhszGnnmpn 5S
9 trfSSuu'cI1" % %
SIGuer @rGsiooms9, SJ5fbGp1 Il
@uhm1iaen *
9 3THiSa.o' os56aIf 90 46
Rfirii6e' unaei1GIt 20
SSs strn4nsts 61enfsI %
SmiebeIn 5S
muiszWe61 18
Mai5sMs6i (pro TuBj 200
MpbI Cpro SnFl 796
6roniiiIe, ofrifaniI6e o." 81
@%rbniiie, 8ilminqtoner . %
GrDniIe, 0iroinier %
Gngarii6er G]Tasiaamen 48
6irle so
l &ubiffuB hat LIPS &ubifaoG.
Mez@oIpne 6ot 282 RubifaDn.
/ 0einz8aQone hat 231 Ru6ifaon.
/ Gpr6 SnI3 hot 128 @u6iffnb
! Srpfenz81GDne bat 268 6i16 on,
hif,nn
! Sonrs runbes 9ouhoI, hof IN
qubiffuB,
l Gonne bebauenea BaubpI3 bat 40
Wm5+sr mt 215o 10 qubif,on
Qi5fs Is hpi ne 6si ~ pnr%6It I
gui4el.
8lEs 10 OsF 10 Ue' 4ol1o eI'Q"''
1 Sui1el.
%.Es Q % o V. 0s SH'au!L 1 P'
&I1ts 8 Del 9 DEL 43l46 eh4aIt 4
Ped. ,.u
&ifte 4 BET 4 Bel 43I16 ent3dIt 1
Quart.
brett unO 8 SUB lang, ma4t 1 GOro
aus:
40 Hoos limb 9letp 1 6ur!on9'
9 IHrtongs mp 9te!Q -1..lIe'
nfelIen lIno 9lelq SEaSaF. N
yin %R0fsn ooer nauIilas 4ts!Ie
Blet@ 6Oo0 l5uB. GlHe SaHUNIet1E ~
9leI9 oz80 tS4B:: G!I Sno!sn 'l 0"'
pet g'elQ I.Iozo S@HgI ~
4naoF at a : 1s {,
LA ~""O'"'7oUu 9'''|
Tuj6c;, m..a ,r.;6 I 0,,
oO4 AuGUtutI90tUS 9""7 ~""
orat@Jtoo ODER PefQ.
Gla9enrallllI, GlH'ppghEl5u9'"'l' III
pFr SU' S'""''"
O,rS54. 0G,,oo NOM SItsu n96 ms.
oT99N ms;Isr
let1 ~ @t'tt nor Uorhs, r,4-H.
0Io cgga 49, 49, ''' ""|S"
psId Lo4o 1T 1st.f (Ssros> u 9560rr
QIpPts.
D'e tT4 4"1r,rr NIT Girfhnb mr.
49, - 2oOI 900 9onO 90,
@la5ta loH'o9o) ''oUz'99O AHa'
orotmslttn. e,,4 mhos..asr,nn
&lstnlte[ Staat Gf9OOe'0sIaRO)
1896 S95E G924Iar9S; af6i.m.,46 ,,s g..
1919 IGn M COZ
G ZEN }19 1} }S'"I"S %" 1o0o' @zo''
81 SeiGmmipr @si6fbum uuosfG6r
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SinanSieacs.
8anfiers unO Wdtler.
@nnz INN DISQUALIFICATION.

Gummer & @eder, . Souths@ tIdBt.
sodm5lttou & 60, 9 Sputbs@ iraBc.
SopnDts & Rc0Uopo, StodsgrDdn8s'
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Cooperating soOinos & @oan, 2l Cf:HermaHfr.
Wouumen.al Sapiaas 4 9can, SaHt o. Sa.timore.
5Rotioroi guii6in1 9Tcc. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Geuito5ie @ibo. & goan glFOc. 4Vi 2satsrsStrabe.
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NcrfhicNcncS.

16s 0tntual etfe ani. So. pom Rcipsgort, 23
@cUmau=S truRc.
MarDlauO Qcbtusucri. so, 3 SoutbsS traBr.
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WNNTIlNIlNIEs
p. ~ 9iclcr, 9uiloers' Gr6auGt.
8ubnz uno 9dmpferz8iQete
8oisHbOum & Suubcr, 81 Ch=9ultimort : trubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

Baltimore lraf { @%aaraHttt Co. Gauitable 9log.
Sai, SrpoFt / 5ruft 60, IS Soutb=S traBe.
Warpionp 5rnf 90. II Soutbs StraBe.
gHarSian 5rut & Sepoft Co., Z R.s6alpertsStr.
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ruIfzGpmpddnie'n

Gbos. &. garage. = Cfst'ytngtnns@tTa
SororaHt & Tiaaes. 6eutral earrings Saut
Ii,r9e 6. Suoan & 9tffc IL GtsetrinetonsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-08

ipie DieiaIben Dor Der nSaltImOrer
N&ebl= uno 8etraiOesgDrie angenpm=
men merDeu.
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GinthelInna Der MaBe nnO @emthle

6rieO60fe.
QouOon Eayt GsmcterD, 10 IorOsGbarlcss Strabt.
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O"~W ||FNWN ~NN TFWTNNW'NF
,Omt TricuolD SUcictD, o. 100 g&titz 6uOcttt=Str IT.

2ebens &eritderungs 8eieQz
i6dften.
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EDITORIAL SECTION.
Thanksqiyinq Day.

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The School Appropriations.

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THE BIRD ON THE FENCE

From the Chicago News. A turkey sat on barnyard fence,
 Ho, for the glad Thanksgiving! And he said to himself, "Ain't this fm-
 mense!
 Ho for the glad Thanksgiving! "Not a blessed thing to do all day, But eat and gobble and strut and be gay It would seem that things are coming my
 way"
 Ho, for the glad Thanksgiving! The turkey grew and grew and grew,
 EIo. for the glad Thanksgiving! Every day he ate bushel or two,
 Ho, for the glad Thanksgiving! The farmer saw and was satisfied And his chest bulged out with a worldly
 pride, For his bird was the boss of the country
 side.
 Ho, for the glad Thanksgiving! Twas the day before the glorious feast,
 Ho, for the glad Thanksgiving! The turk looked west and the turk looked
 east.
 Ho. for the glad Thanksgiving! Then he spread his wings and he journeyed
 hence, For 1t chanced that he was a bird of sense-- One turk in the oven beats two on the
 fence
 Alas. for the sad Thanksgiving!
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 perfectly white Tom made his first suc- cess playing as one of the demons in Rip Van Winkle When he got too big to play this part he was sent to school and then LOOK part In a pantomime company play Ing in Birmingham, England. He made howilng success of this engagement. One oay the management asked him to do something real novel.
 Tom thought a moment.
 How would skating act dc? ?" he asked m pretty good on the rollers, and be- heve l might make hit in a speeialtv of that sort.'
 The manager rubbed his hands with glee.
 Good, good!' he said, effusively. mWe,u bill you as Herr Spitzenberger. the Rnssian King of the Rollers, and make you a fea- ture."
 Never in his life did Jefferson work nc hard as he did preparing for that skating act. lie was doing stunts on the rollers all the me, excepting when he was sleeping or eating, for nearly two weeks, and he blew in all the pounds, shillings and pence he could spare in buying Russian eet- up.
 It included big bearskin cap. a long wolfskin coat and a wig and false wbislers that made him look fiercer than any Cos sack that ever drew breath.
 Finally the eventful night arrived. Herr Spitzenberger had been billed enormopslv- TOT conservative Birmingham-and when he appeared on the stage the audience cheered him tumultously. Then he struck out in- tending to do pretty pirouette down the center of the stage. Just as he was sure he was cutting the most graceful figure that ever was his foot came in contact with the iron ring of trap.
 That ended his display for he pitched unceremoniously headfrst into the foot lights, barely saving himself from falling into the orchestra. Of course, the crowd yelled and shrieked with laughter, for the poor chap cut ridiculous figure, which was intensified by the jack-in- the box man. ner with which he picked himself LID and rushed off the stage. His brothers swear that he shook the dust of the theater from his feet as quick as he could; that he was so ashamed of himself that he sought his lodgings by way of the back alleys, and that he never again showed himself inside the stage door. aA
 At all events there was immediately O vacancy in that pantomine company, and Tom Jefferson forthwith joined fls father
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A Special Session of Congress.

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not visited In the interest of religion. She is very wealthy woman and makes use Of her means in delivering poor sailors and es- tablishing bethels for their spiritual well fare.
 'In my journey from harbor to harbor I naturally come in contact with people of all nationalities, and if these people hear themselves addressed in their native tongue certainly l can do great deal more good than otherwise" she remarked, when ques- toned about her work.
 'These sailors are not bad people and it is really touching to see them seated on coils of rope or boxes and giving me their undivided attention whenever I visit any of the ships"
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MORGAN ON THE CANAL

Washington, November 23.-Senator Nor gan, of Alabama, who is generally looked upon as the foster father of the Nicaragua canal, for which he has fought for years does not conceal his hostility to the Grace Cragin syndicate.
 "As I have not seen the agreement which is said to have been entered into by this syndicate and the president of Nicaragua syndicate and the president of Nicaragua" he said tonight, 'I can not venture any opinion on its terms; but it is a bold inter- ference upon the part of the syndicate which this government should not brook It is on par with the plan of another American concern, which is said to have agreed to give Spain $2OO,0OO,00O for the Philippines.
 Little do those speculators know that they are violating the law. This govern ment is lenient with her citizens, and does not choose to prosecute, but if German or British syndicate should attempt to do the same thing the hair on every Ameri- cans head would stand on end and a great cry would go up for the administration to enter protest
 'I have been waiting for some such scheme as this. At a time when the entire American people are not only united on the question of the Nicaragua canal, but are demanding its immediate construction, ls uOt SurpfiSiHS tidt cOlu-DlOOueu SpcCu~ lators and adventurers should try to rush in and grab something of profit out of the enterprise. The new syndicate Is striving to overthrow the Maritime Canal company and set at naught It's work of the past twelve years. but it cannot accomplish it's ends.
 "If any differences exist between the Mar itirne company and Nicaragua, which Is a stockhoder. 1t is stipulated that they shall be settled by arbitration, The company has spent %.500, 900 in carrying on the work has spent q, 900 or $2,ooo.ooo in getting surveys. for which Nicaragua has not spent a cent"
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Philippine islands, an anti-trade resolu- tion. In doing so, 1t is assumed that it is necessary to own those islands in order to have trade with them. If the argument is good then to have trade with nations it is necessary for the country to own na- tions.
 "The government at Washington is in position to secure by treaty all the ad- vantages of trade in the Orient without adding about eleven millions more of ne- groes to our population. and without aban- doning the foreign policy of non-interfer- ence under which. despite adverse cur rency laws, this country, according to the great English statistician, Mulhall, has grown to be the wealthiest of all nations Many senators and representatives from Montgomery returning to their homes to spend Thanksgiving were in the Hobbies of the hotels. Amongst them noted late in the evening were the president of the senate, the senator from Jefferson; Senator Horton, Senator Moore and Representatives Sey- mour, Wallace, Jones, of Lee, and Foster General Shelley, Hon. Robert J. Lowe and Peyton G. Bowman and Coroner Alex Dal- las also came up from the capital
 The honored Poo-Bah of Gadsden, Capt. James w. Elliott Jr., mayor of that city, president of the Elliott Car works, president of the Gadsden street railways and lots of other things, was in town last night.
 Secretary John F. Proctor, of the state senate, was in town en route home.
 Colonel Dortch, of Gadsden, was here yesterday.