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MISUNDERSTANDING
mprgcn, Counting, 2lbcncs,
in Der
n@ermnnia= ~ Gnncrt1pr=Salc

Ger unterf6Ia9ung be-
f6uIDiqt.- Der junge Glerf ger
bert Wcg&amara, pelder frii6er 6ei
Der Terminal Ware6ouIe So" unge=
IteQt mar unD anasbli6 i'm porigen
Sabre 1910 unteri3lagsn BADEN ioQ,
pel6s Summe Die g2lmerican Secuz
rttD Co., Die fir i'm 8iirgI6aft iteqz
te, pieOer qutma6en muBte. puroa ge>
tern pom 9oli3eiri6.er Wamslep Dem
Geri6t8psrfabren ii6erpieIen. @m.
s. 6en09tion, Qgant Der ,Qtmerican
Securitp 60, p~eranlaBte 0i: Ser
laftun1 Oe5 4ngetldgten.
8rutaIttGt be Itra t. =
6arrp 4im6ts purOe geitsrn pom pc
li8eiri6ter @umslep gu $25 8elo= uno
9~0zEGgiger @sfdngniBitruFe pegen
6rutalen Qngrtffs auf @Qen 6irss
BON gr. 1875, 8atiOnitrdB:, perur=
t6ailt.
- Der iunge Negar @iliam Small,
pslfsr porgaitern einigs iunge N}Goz
Gen an Spears Berfte gr0bli6 in
iultirte, purDe geitern pom Poli3siz
ridter @amslap na6 Dem Staatsarz
bsitsbuuIe geionDt.
SugenDli6er StraBenz
rGuber. - 9oli3eiri6ter 8am5Iep
ifsrlpies geitern Zen 9sgsrtnaben
Qr6ia Winters pegen baabIi6tj9t2n
StraBenrau6es benz G~sri6t5DertdQ7
rem. Der anI6eineno gang perniIosFt'
Regerburi6e orobte am 0orrsFl!a9
g}u9mittag an Der Gte Der GourtIanoz
un0 SaratogaitraBe Dem 3ehnJa9rl9sn
3eitungsiungen G6arle5 9rooat NIL
einsm 8ebplber our 6erdus9oce lelns5
8elDes. @litlidar We!ie tam en-
9oli3iit oa3ipii6en uno ndbm DE yer
6aftung oss iugenOlifen 0IFaBenrau7
ber5 Dor. .,
0is .0eutf6e # Ii L
3unus Union, 0tltrltt l28",
belt GeItern 46en0 in i1rem Glublo=
tale. 0r. 433, TorrsfzStraBe, cine
ont beIu6te @sr1ammlung ab, in mel
fsr obt neue Mitglie0er porgeIalagen
murOen. man 6eidloB, i'm 9enannz
ten Qofale BON ieBt ab ieOen 5reitog
gffsrDs s l1hr. cine regelmdBige
5ibuna an3u6eraumen. yfd4 Der
9erIammlung funO elm gemithlides
8antett itatt.
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Sonis &iinscl,
feinffc ocuticbc 9Suritmnnren nno
9cfDdbte Sdlinfen,
$50 $tano Fl, SpllinS=Marft

rn0reieinigteitsz 30 u
fitalif6 d e@ T.
elm" bielt in Der S6ulbaqe Der Sc
meinOe feline iG6rliGe 8eriummlung
ab. 9ice : 8rdiioentin Sri. 8otie9eiz
nemann Tubrte ben @orfiB unb 6r. s.
S. Miuer oas 9rotOfoQ. 5olgsnbe8e>
amten purben eripdbIt: prdiioent s.
Sancermunn, 8ice grGIioentin SRI.
M. @itels, prof. SetretGr g. S6miot,
Ginan3 : Setretdr @eo. 9iep.r, S4aB>
meiitsrin SRI. Spa Senbelba6, Bib
liotbetare QI6ert g. 6arbipid unb 9.
9epro; Nuiit GOmits: @ep. s. MiIs
Ter, &arl 8. 8o9au, .. &nosfs unb
s. &loBi4- Sefl3 neue Witqliez
Der tpurOen porgsIdlagen. Der Ser
Elm piro nieber, pie 9ep06nli6, i'm
Qprtl cine grcbe Oper our Quffii6rung
bringen.
Oas neue Sabr Ser 6 i
neen begann geitern Q6enb UNI II
ubr uno 3pdr ging IS Bel unIeren
i6liBGugtgen 8efpo6nern, tpel6e
GauptiG9li6 an Der MdrtonzS traBe,
Der Purtz2lbenus unb Der @eitzFabz
etteItraBe c%on3entrirt iinb, 6ereits oez
tern Q6eno luitig Der, Seute peranz
italten bic bieiigen 9ineiiIGen Sc
f9dftsleute in Dem GbineIen : Reftauy
rant, gr. 206, 8eitz5apette : StraBe,
anldBli6 Der Sabrespenbe Elm ganz
tett, gu Del9em 3a9lrei9e prominente
@altimorer etngelaben fino.
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Sin fritii6rr 5ag.
Ri6tsr 9. 6. McGQmas' ausIi6ten

Ri6tsr 8. 6. Mc@pmas' ,4usIi6ten
befern fi9. = Die parteipeitide
in 8aTbingtpn brin9t genugStimz
men 5uIammen. = geDentliAes
Banten Der rgetreuen @lf. -
DIX 9emptraten noQen ni6t NIT
fpielen. = Reiultat Der 6. uno Z.
4bitimmung.
Annapolis, q. Sdnuar.-0ie
8eIeBgebung na6m bsute a6ermals
5pei Q6Itimmungen iiber Die Quspabl
zines 9unoesz Senators an SteQe 0es
Q9tb. 4rtbur 8. 8orman, DefIen
Nmtstermin am 4. Mdr3 1899 81
Gnoe gebt, Dor, pbne cine %geniigenpe
Stimmen8abl auf ir9eno einen Der
@anbibaten gu p%ereinigen. Sa5 fe6ste
unb Iisbente 8ptum 5eiqte folgenOes
ReIultat:
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Srpbiinn =@t%nrrcmIibuua
mUrgen, Sunnta9. ben 23. Sanmdr,
lit Der SrDbiinn=0 sale" (l9J

inner 6Gmte 3uoringz
II t. = Sin merfniirDiger SaQ
fam qeitern in Der tpeitli4en 8oli3eiz
itatipn CUR 8er6anolunq, inoam elm
Meger angei3uloigt mar. cine rpetBe
Dame beinabe Elm 6al6es sSabr bur6
Iein ouforinqli6es 8ene6men beIGIttgt
gu BADEN, Obne Dab je geri9tIi6e
S6ritte gegsn i'm unternommen muir
ben. Der Mngatldgte mar Der Neger
Cabin Young, unO 3par ianbte i'm
8oli3stri6ter Grammar elm sSd6r
mad Dem 8efdngntB unb itrafte i'm
uuBerbem UNI $40 unb Soften. SID
germ mar 6rau &lara Smit6, cine
WGrterin i'm ysSobn5 6optin5' 6oipiz
tal." Wie 5rau Smith bei'm 9oIiz
3eiDerb0r ausIagte, lit iie gen0tAigt,
qetp0hnlth Mprgen5 I'M 6 l1br duf
Dem 8ege na6 Dem 9oipttaI our9 Die
QmitpItraBe gu ge6en, nm na6 Der
5a2etteftraBe gu gelangen. SIN reB=
ten 'September trdf tie Oaiel6it gum
eriten Mtale nit 0Oung ~3uiammsn, II.
er I'M iAr aQsrlei 3neiDsutige OfFerz
ten gema4t BADEN. SroBDem Der Nez
ger lett Der 3eit 6rau Smith b%eitdnoig
belditigte unO lie iogur oerI6iebene
Male erIuAte. nit ibm mad elmer
nOrOliden Stubt bur68ubrennen, mo-
Ielbit bas 3uIammenIeben elmer peiz
Zen 6rau nit einem Nsger nt6t 10
auffdGig lei, ME i'm SiiDen, eru6tste
Is SSrqu Smith ni6t ais not6penoiq,
energif6 gegen ben g2eger bpr3uge6en,
unO erit, ais beriel6e i9r in leBter 3eit
auf Str1Benba6n<W aggons na9folg=
te unD Dor 3ahlrei6em Publtfum in
msbr, ais 3uirauli6em Some gu t6r
Ipra6, er3dblte tie i6rem 9atteu bon
Den Nd4ftequngen 0oung's. - 0r.
@mitb, peI6er natiirli9 iiber bielfitz
thetlungen Isiner Satin ni6t ie6r err
6aut mar. psranloBte 2eBtere, bei Der
Poli5ei 4n3etge 5u erbeben, pelGen
9atb Srau Smith aud prompt befolg>
te, uno Oas Reiultat buppn mar, baB
geitern Die Sergeunten 6ooO II. @lope,
in @iOil getIeibet, 6rau Smith in un=
mittelbarer NGbe Don i6rsr @o6nung
aus ro6 Dem 6oipital folgten unO
@oung an Der Gde Der Baltimore u.
@apItrube ber6afteten, ais er ii9 baz
ielbt 9ruu Smith nd6erte unb bic
ielbe in iibli4 unperi4dmter 8eiie
anrebete-
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Der Oentf6e Correspondent
samita9, Den %. Sannar 1898.


ylrou uub i3immerman'S pNfrnf-Hfaoe.
mit.S Scotn AbenD uno in Der Mittipodss uTO
ednitaass1lctinee ~ Straus,r in 3tius9ort."
pSOro'S SperuhauS. '-0ieie 2"odle leoelt
gbtno unD in Der Mittlpo6ss uno Sdmftd1s s0tdtis
nee; Qrimt0ir & @tt's oroB, 0linitrtls.
n6oaipapIiruseH Sheater."-Oteie S8od,e
itotn Abtup unO in Der WoHtaQsz, Wit;nobss uuO
SamiaosS Niatiuet: rSbt SiOtpalts Of Rttu=9ort. :
n9uceum- &heater ."-0te,e 9ohs leNen
ThsHo uuO in Der Mittlpo6sz upo Samitaes=Dta=
tintt: vGiplomdcp.@
rguoitoyrum Mulfba1e." -7ieie @od,e
isosu abtaO NM in Den tdgiibe1 Ntatince'n: s0apttt
M1auhdttlu.@
"Aag. arbelter.S ranfer lint. .Ssreiu,"-
0lOatag, Den a. 3anuar, Il. Stiituagsfsit.
NuiitoIllts 5 ramatuner TamrIleu.@lnb.
rEorIeosRort." - Naora;u. Souutaa, 8eriaumIuna;
Hatber: Der Sciuit uno ieiu .3osllHa."
oSabor gpceum." - UioraeH, oTntaa,
Observation-Disclosures.
yAuyora Guartett : Club" = Moraen.
Sonntas, decentralization in oernedrusarizoaue."
r6rOhfru"-YiOrg H.. Sonnta9, Narreu'
Gitung III Der ~6yobinnsNnnt."
@s1nuQUereiu p6a@ruoure." = Moraei,
SonHta4, gbcnbnHrerbaItun9 in Der "GerinaHtas
Yidnnerdorsoale."
2omeu &ere'u, 4 baIinsNi dnnerdlOr." a.
Wloutas, ben %. Sanaar. stuiterEiouper uno Gang
f~rdnabeH in Der r5boIia=oaGs."
r@ittslSbadle Settrou. Yttttuodl, ben
2. 6sbruar. GROCER DlastsHban in Der rSermaHiaz
NidEEerhor@SGQe."
nrarmor ie."-3 i%euitau, oeu %. 6ebr.,
GROCER Diosteuban in Der "gtuitfsSoae."
2SirthihaitSs Gr0Huuug.
Rontas, Den "a. SaEuor, bel Sru. YauI Sruber,
Hr. 70l, SgeitslratttrGee-
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SricfbefGrocrums mad5 Dcm auslamor.

Die austdnoifds poft fir bic nit
Dem %. Sanuur 1898 enpenpe 8o9e
f6IisBt i'm bieiigen 9oitamte Gin alien
GGQen piinttlid), ME fplgt:
SamItag, p. : II ubr Na6ts, fir
glafuu, H, g., per 9ampfer pOn Mia>
mi, 5la.
goft fir Cuba, bia Sumpu, 5to.,
f6lieBt bier tdgli6 1.50 Na6mittags;
fir R~eufunOlonO unp Miguelon, pid
Bolton uno 9alifar, tdgIi3 4 llbr
Ra9mittags; fir China unb Supan,
pia Tacoma, tdaIt6 Bis gum %, San,
z ll6r Qbsno5; fir 4%uItrolien, Repz
3ealanb, 9atpaii, 5iii unb oieSamoaz
Snielr, per 9ampfer bon San 5ran@
3isco, tdgli6 bis gum 30. Sdnuar, Z
llhr M6enbs.
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/ lLNAINAA az r. NAANN~ ~ @kNAAA AIAllAAA~
tii6en 9ramen Der 0eu3eit. Der tii6z
tiqen 8eIeni6uft qeb0ren GOpin Or
Den unO Rapter &Otbian, iun., an,
peld' QeBterer ais &egjTtur fungirt.
SuIie 8opacfp tommt.
Sn Der am Z. 6e6ruar 6tginnenOen
8ofe piro bic Gpnrieo Cperettenz
@eIsqi9aft pom nSrDing @lace=36eu=
ter" unter Qeitunq pm 6einri6 Son
rieo Elm 8aItIpiel beginner uno Die
Operatten Die 2a6taubs", Die 6le=
oermaus", 8alomeiiter" uno ,Dls
M}OosG" CUR Multiplying brin8sn.
Auditorium Muitttalle.
0as S6auitiit gGaDeIt Mon6as=
tan" piro 6euts no6mal5 in Der ira
tinse uno QlbenD : 8oritsQung CUR
NufFthrung gelangen. Sir nd6Ite
8o6e lit Die PoFe ~ bot DID time"
dngatjinOigt.
5pllioa It r. 3 6euter.
Die 8eIang5pofIe Ste Sioepalt5
Of Hep=Yort" miro beuse no6mdls in
| Der 9lattnee unD 9(6ano 8orIteQung
Die 2ieb6u6er De5 n6oQiOaDItr.@ 5beuz
tiers" erfreuen. Die Nttrattion in Der
nG6itsn @o6e bilDat Da8 W}2loOrama
g3Ga WOmQn in 8lad."
2pceum 3beatsr.
Sarrp Gonnor miro fi@ bsuts in
Dem 2uItIpiel 81 stranger in Nepz
0ort" DOR Den 6isiigsn Sbeaterfreunz
ben Dera6I6ieoen unO an 0}On.ag
Otis Skinner, unteritiibt Don MauOe
9urbin, 5rsOerid 0}osleD unO elmer
aus 3ipan3ig dnOeren tij6tigsn Y}ttz
glisoern beitabenoen @eieGi9aft, Oas
romQntii6e 2uitipieI nPrince Stu
ooIp6" 3ur Nuffibrung 6ringen uno
fpGhreno Der 0o@e all1bsnOli2 pisz
Derbolen.
Peaboop : W}ufit Son err
putDrtum m.
@eftarn Na6mittag fanO i'm nPeaz
boDD : W}uIit : GOnieroutorium" elm
Recitul itdtt, BEL pelfem 6r. @rnit
Gent unD 6rau uno 6r. Sol. s. Gaoed
Elm Invertebrates BrOgramm gum Dor
TRACE bra6ten. Sic ipielten Elm BON
Gent cpmbonirte8 8laoiar Srio, fer
ner Gompoiitionen bon Chopin, S6u=
mann, Msnpel81obn, S6umann5GAa
minaos, Saraiate unO 0a4a3.
6eute @bano qi@bt Die 9eabo0p=
Or4eItertlaTe Elm Gon5ert, bel neldem
oer 0amen6or mitnirtt. CUR 4ufz
fijErunq tommen Rubin1tein'sr Ocean=
SnmpbOnie", periQieoen2 2jeper BON
8risg. geiungsn pon SRI. 6lorencs S.
0ooITorO, uno Menpel5iobn'5 W}uiit
gu S4ateIpeare's nSommerna6ts=
traum."
DurIep : Yart.
Der yM}uIitalif6 9raml.iIde ia
m;tien : Glu6" periammelt Ii4 mor8:r
0lfmit.ag in Feiner !6aGe, unO itebt
oer Mit9lscerr Elm botar @enuB BE-
por, irbem pas qrc5artige 2uitiPieI
Der SeIuit unD isjn 30alin8" sur
&uTfij6rung tommt. 0a5 Stid ipialt
in ben leBten 8egisruna5jo6ren Sub
mig's De5 IA, pnD lit groBe SorgfoIt
Darauf r~srlpenbet porban, Disie Dor
FsGuns gu elmer Der 9I~dn3enD5ten gu
MAIDEN. Die 6auptroQen liegea in ben
6GrDen ppr SRI. Gina 3bisle unO6rn.
Grrft 8eitner. 9rGttige neue So
Hime purpen Don 6rau 9Di36auien
eig2ns 0afir qema9t.
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3grater unb Gon3Crt.

Repertoire unferer MuientemPel fur
Die nG4ite @p6e. Drama,
8urleste, Q%ufiptel, 0%leloorama
CUR Auspabl.
Sn n5oro's 9rano Opera 9ouie"
pirD am Montag Q6sno SRI. Sultd
Qrt6ur in Dem Drama ~ 2aop 81
Qualitp" Elm einip06iges 8aitlptel err
0ffnen unO 3rpeiFelso6ne in ibrer 3oae
ais r@lorinOe 0iloaiB" einen erthuz
itaitii4en Gmpfang finoen. Sic ptro
NIT lhrer geiammten @eIeQi6aft, Die
IN ytepz9ort in 0aqud'5 Gfeater dut@
rat uno 81 Der &iinItIertn gepaltIgem
grtoIge beitrug, bierber fommen. 9dS
9rdna 1T na4 Dem gIei6namigen 30
nan bon 5rau 5rances 9oogion Sur
nett uro Stephen SopnienO DerfaBt
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8etter 4usft9 n.-Tir
MarblanO unb ben Diitritt Columbia
flares, gefolgt BON triibem @etter un0
lei9tem &egen in Der Samitagsz
Ra9t. perdnberliGs. mad Often UNI
iprinqenbe Minbe.
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TO v
TISERS.

There is NO German paper in Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent, that hiss sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition OF Der
Deutsche Correspondent in less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press of the Correspondent" will prin.
fold and count the entire edition Of any otRs
daily German paper in Maryland In
FIVE MINUTES
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2Si6tia fir Amaeiaenoe.

Sn TarpIaub sri6.int dubr benz -Ssuti5,n
GorreipOEbeutsr" ftine einiias p.uti@e 3eitunar
ipti4s eire Srud=9reFe befBt, Die i'm Stuube III,
bs GuiIape Des sSeuti@sn GOrreipOHSeHtsH' in
f~usniaer, ais
fiinf Sttsnocn
su Drudcn. Sic 9reH. oes pGOrrsponotnttr' tana
bt aufIage irQsuo elmer onOtrsn t6SIi6sn Seui:
fb:u 3tituus in Marpiuu5 in
fluff Wiinaten
Srud:n, fdlatR uuo ~ab,dbltn.
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9ic Grbalter Der ifGOtii6rn Sramtcn.
@orf6lage Der gbarter>e OmmiiIiOn.

NVETuTFUYV ut NTWFF IT,
= @truBenbubnen iOlen fir bic
griDilegien in 3ufunft 5ublen.
&spbaIt fir I4maIe StraBen.
Sn Der 6eitrigen SiBung Der Char
ter@Gommiifion ipurOe bauptiG4Ii4
Die 8ebdlterFrage Der e%in5elnen Beam
ten beIpro6en. @ie aus unten itez
benber ISABELLE erIi9tIta 1T, ma6te
bic GpmmiIfou nur penige 4enOerunz
gen.
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Ser ,8irtbe 6u B Oerz
elm Des IL. 9itritts pom
Baltimore GountD y" belt gez
tern in MiQsr'8 6ale 81 canton cine
8arIammlunq. ab unter Dem 8oriiBe
bes grGiibenten 8arl 8eder. Ser
f6ieoene neue Mitglieoer muroen aufz
qenpmmen uno 6r. 0m. 8. Qdprence
tpurDs gum 4npalt Des @ereins err
nd6lt.
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Nctterbcrid)t.

TPitn- ONE 80 10 n5hit. EbermorltterTt.. so
Ditrtl. l1rruometerft. 40 giieoriGiter 43
Die bohite 5hneaisHstt oss I8IHoes in elmer 5tuHoe
betru0 10 IteilsH non SSeiteE.
yds aefriae @ctter-1 DE Eciuperatur oes s,hri:
cen laIes Is uhr abeHos) dai nah6euaHn;ez Stas
frpuen mar, fpie folq..
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0obpelter 8erIu It. - 8uz
tap .. We6r6ah, elm 8robI6mieD,
pelher an Der g2t. Garmsls4oao unD
O'DonnsQ~StrdBe po6nt, iDurDe &C.
fern bom 6rieDensri8ter 8itaroIor
bon Canton pegen Ruheit0runq un
IS unD Soften geitruft. Me1rbaa err
5ftsn in Dsr 9onnertuqszy&aat in Der
Boli3siitutior unb meloete, oa6 ieiH
gfsro uno Wugen perI6punoen uno
nltrifeinli6 geItobleu nOr0en lei.
Gr mar our 8ait angebsitert uno
mutta einen 6siQoien StanOal, IoodB
S6lieBsr GoOtpin i'm iadeBli6 elm
iperrte.
q ram p" mil Rebolper.-
6rant Cumberland, Elm Ritter BON Der
2unDTtrQBe, puroe geitsrn pom 6rie=
persri6ter Rice 81 9igblmDtopn auf
80 SAGE benz @tfdngniB iiberpieien,
neil er nit einem ~gelaosnen Repolbsr
in Der 5uihe arCatrOffen parD. 90
li3ift zimmerman drretirte i6u.
Der yN Guartettz
CLUB" bdlt morgsn 4bsno in b;r
,5arugariz6aQe" cine llnter6altunG
a6. Gin Invertebrates Progrumm lit
dufQeItaQt.
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Gerfo6n, Der Optiter. Nr.
COS, Noro 8apfraBe, msiB am Bee
item mangelbafts Sebtraft 81 Otrbeis
fern unD 6ersGnet m0Bige Breiie
fir ieine 0iente, ltnteriu6ung tos
fteufrei. (l9)
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9

Die y4merican Stirt Wdnufactus
rinq 60" nuroe gsItsrn Don ben $50,
Nbra6am 6raenb1um, 8alter 8. 3us
mis-, Senrp q. Gtlrt, 8eorg2 8. 8inz
6ettr uno Spbn 9. Sst6 nit einem
Qlftisn : aapital BON $4,000 incorpoz
rirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-22

Sn Der nadgeIudten ImenoiruuQ
bes 6reibrisFes BON Satluno, @arratt.
Gpuntn, piro bic SpirituoIen : 81.
cen3 : 8ebii6r erbDbt un0 itrengs PO.
li3ei1tunoen eingefibrt.
Inter Den 8eiu4ern i'm Stodts.
Rupitol beFanb ii6 beute 9r. Sui. M
6iI6ter, Der @si6Gftsfibrer Oes Bal
timprer .Meder."
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Matt6sp 0sis pertlagts gsitern
Benjamin, 96ilip, MarD, Dora uno
So6n Smit6 i'm GpmmOn 8lsds g.
ri6t negan 1nge6liaen 4ngrtff5 auT
$4,000 StaceneridB.
GrGGlt ieine omm IL ! io Il.
Ri6ter 8.tdis Ipra6 gsitsrn Dem
Grunoeigentfums : Qgenten S. 9.
G6aitain, tpelder fir G6ariss g.
Geloner Oa8 6ruabfijd gr. "A, Sop
fins 8loce, permietbete, $500 Gom=
million gu, obglei4 Der getLagte an
fu6rte, oaB er 9rn. G61it1in pie Snz
FORMATION CAB, pel6s CUR &erP0nz
tuna pes 8runofites fU5rte.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-06
To Dye a Fast Black.
With Diamond Dyes One Can Color
Black so That It Will Not
Fade or Wash Out.

1t is only within the last few years
that it has been possible for an ioex-
perienced person to dye black that
would not crock. fade or wash out.
Even blacks dyed by city steam dye
ing establishments we're seldom re-
liable and fast.
The advent Of three ID smond DYE
Fast Blacks-for ~oul. ior cotton,
and for silk sud fenihers-has
changed all this Win q lucent
package Of one of these Diamond Dye
Fast Blacks the FIRST trial gives per.
feet success. The directions on the
packages are so plain aud simple
that even q child can get better re-
suits than the experienced dyer Of q
few years ego.
Success in home dyeing is secured
only when the Diamond Dyes are
used. Do not he persuaded by any
dealer to buy limitations Of the Dia-
mond Dyes that have NO past record
to recomm mend them. Toe Diamond
Dyes are the only warranted colors
for domestic dyeing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
DNoeoOHo-o-o3-eeo-

-
The play chosen for MIR. Keene's
engagement at Harper's theatre this
evening is "Louis XI," in the title
role Of which Mr.. Keene is said to
appear at his best. In fact, it is
the great actors masterpiece, and
one that gives him an opportunity
to uphold his reputation as bein &
one Of the ablest tragedians upon
the stage Of the present day. The
play is an adaptation from Casimir
Delvigne, with additions from
Quinten Onward, by Edward Arden
and Arden Smith, and affords Mr..
Keene ample scope for the portray
al Of the dwarfed character. the
fear, the cunning and the remorse.
lessness of the last days Of that re-
lentless monarch, Louis XXI. The
story is one Of absor bing interest,
showing the old king in his closing
days, still fighting the giant power
Of feudal barons, and hanging bis
people by the highways to encourage
the others. No character on the
stage demands more from the actor
than Louis. and in the hands of such
an artist as Thomas w. Keene, il
goes without saying that it will be
well and oleverly drawn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-06
stucksKo,fe Into Hsr EVE,

Mrs. Anna Plews, who lives in
Rock Island. says: about four
years ago Lost the sight in my left
eye. caused by cataract. l went TO
Chicago and q prominent oculist
there put knife into my eye to re-
move the cataract. The result was
that lest my eye entirely. About
two years ago the sight in my right
eye began to fail, and l was almost
entirely blind short time ago, when
l went to see DR.. Oneal at the Kim.
ball House. By the use Of the doc
tors absorption treatment l soon
could see better, and / now see to
read large print. His treatment is
pleasant and leaves the eye in q natu-
raj condition. certainly feel very
grateful to DR.. Oneal. and advise all
who are afflicted to 60 and see him."
DR.. Oneal is again at the Ktmball
House, Davenport, to remain until
Saturday noon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-06

MANY will recall the courtesies
that were shown during the Worlds
Fair at Chicago to the Duke Of Vera
qua, who was supposed to be q de-
scendant Of Christopher Columbus.
At all events. he posed as descend
ant. This ungrateful cad is now
shooting of his mouth about the
people Of the United States, and
President Mckinley in particular,
whom he calls an 'ignorsnt sutler
who believes himself q Napoleon"
Evidently the duke does not expect
to return to the United States to &C.
cept further unmerited hospitality
at the hands Of an over generous ma
ton,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-06
The Discovery of the Day.

August j. Bogel, the leading
druggist of Shreveport, La, says:
"Dr. Kings New Discovery is the
only thing that cures my cough, and
it is the best seller l have" j. F.
Campbell, merchant of Stafford,
Ari., writes: "Dr. Kings New Dis
covery is all that is claimed for it;
1t never fails, and is sure cure for
consumption, coughs and colds. I
cannot say enough for its merits"
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption. coughs and colds is not
an experiment. 1t has been tried
for quarter Of century, and today
stands at the head. It never disap-
points. Free trial bottle at Hartz &
Ollemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-06
River Riplets.

The Winona came down and re-
turned up the river.
The Volunteer and Bedar passed
up. and the latter came down again.
The stage Of water at the Rock ISL
and bridge wss AIS at 6 q. m. and
4.S5 at noon; the temperature at
noon AZ.
The water is rising at Red Wing,
Dubuque, LeClaire and Rock Island
is falling at Lacrosse and St. Louis,
and is stationary at Reeds Landing
and North McGregor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-06
Publication Notice.
STATE pIrR OF OF ILLINOIS. }s..


In the circuit court May term, A. D. 1898, in
chxncery.
Rhoda Cowden VS.. J. julius strcehle and Ja-e
Stroehle
AFFIDAVIT of non-residence Of the above
named Julius Stroehle ard Jane Stree hle.
defendants having. been fled in the
clerks office Of the circuit court of said
county. notice s therefore hereby gwen to the said
nonresident defendants that the Complainant
nled her bill OF complaint IN said court on the
| ehancery eide thereof, on the LIST day of iprlI.
lsqS. and that thereupon a summons issued
out Of said court, wherein said suit is now pend.
| Ing, returnable on the first Monday in the month
OF May neIt, as 10 by law required. Now.
| unless you, the said nonresident defendants
above named, Ju ius stroehIe and Jane
stIoehle shall personally be and appear
| before the said circuit court, on the first
day OF the next term thereof, to be holden AZ
the court house in and for the SAID county, on the
| first Monday in May next, and plead, an
| swer or demur to the said COMPLIMENTS bill of
complaint, the came and the matters and thinge
therein charged and stated will be taken as con.
| feesed, and q decree entered against you accord
| ng to the prayer Of said bill.
Rock Island, Illinois. April 1st, A. D., 1898
6E0R9I v. CAMILLA, Clerk.
JOHN T. STAFFORD, Complsinants Solicitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-06
Pnesl PileSl P1leei

Dr.. Williams Indian Pile Oint.
ment will cure blind, bleeding and
itching piles when all other oint'
ments have failed. It absorbs the
tumors, allays the itching at once,
acts IS . poultice, gives instant re.
lief. DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint.
ment Is prepared only for piles and
itching Of the private parts, and
nothing else. Every box Is war.
ranted. Sold by druggists or sent
BY mail on receipt Of price, so cents
and 81 per box.
WILLIAMS MANUFACTURING Co.,
Proprietors. Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by NJ. F. Bahnsen, Druggist.