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Evening star., 1898-10-06
PERSONAL.

HE HAD QUITE LONG STAY, AND WAS JOY
fully welcomed home by his family and the next
day by big cash exchange fer gents dis
carded garments Drop postal.
ocG-5tf JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6l9 D.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
and answers Send Ioc. to 8. W. FLYNN. A. NJ
FLYNN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
SELF 2lm' 5. w. COR. sTH AND * STS. NV.
Evening star., 1898-10-06
SCH BROS, 1907 + st.

l749 X NV, Or. ". o.. 40
1U9 10th NV. 7r&b. 20 80
52; 2lst. 6I&b....2U.o %
1925 L NV. 7r&b. .20.50
23O6 NJ. Grab. 20 30
81 18Th, 7r. wa. 2O.e0
22U4 /. 6r&b.......1S 90
2llS L. Or, wa. so
lIlS Superior ST, Or. Is 30
2s23 ont ay, 6r. wa. a.l2. ~
lil5 superior st, Ar. lU.UU
Evening star., 1898-10-06

1884 18th. Sr&b. 40. 90
1471 Kenesaw w, ,Yr&b. ~. 90
bl502 18th, 7I&b. 10
lSth&T NV, ,stC&ceL- IL. %
ID st. NV. CFhone 20a9D.
Evening star., 1898-10-06
2U5 y y ay NV. 1r.35 90
lgu6 Pa ae. . fats arF IA

2O5 y y av NV. 7r.35 90
il5n6 Pa av. . fats. are b
1902 y Cap. . sty&
hast, 9r&b. b.......32 80
pa 18th sw. l2r. ..3O.jO
3Ols Cambridge. Or. = 40
1861 Sd NV, Sr. 1900
81 L st. Sr....... ~ 90
S29 Eth 81 ne. 1r. rs 10
ME Sth 81. t.6r....ls no
S22 4th ST. 5r......l5-uJ
YO4l2 Mass av Or. .lSuO
l22O 30 Sc, GF....lU.5u
1907 Union ct. ir...lO.G0
Blagden's nj. sr.....7-50
IL Dlngman ct.....0 20
IA Dingman ct, Ar. $50
70 l2th st.-......-
Several houses. Anacostia
Evening star., 1898-10-06
ROOMS AND BOARD.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
L0ST-IN THE TOILET ROOM OF THE PAIAIS
Il yal, an umbrella. II The finder will return it
to falais Royal VIII receive ii reward. 1t@
LOST WEDNESDAY MATINEE AT NATIONAL,
blue silk umbrella, with silver handle, Inscribed
y. f w; priced = gift Finder will receive
liberal reward by returning to S14 IIth
ST. liz
LOST-ANGURA CAT So REWARD If RE-
turned 10 SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, Tl2 18th st.
NV. oc6-2t'
LOST-ON TTH ST.. BY POOR COLoRED WO-
Iuan, pocket book. containing Sl4 10. Finder
VIII please return to 1910 Vermont ave. and re-
Cs,6-3t"
I.C ST-APHII. l. On I ST. NV BETWEEN lST
aad 9th. college fraternity pin; diamond center,
pearls and emeralds; inscription, Z. +. Tilton
Oshkosh. Wisconsin. Reward if returned to SIT
it,
LOST BLACK MOROCCO POCKET BOOK;
inside: containing $50 in currency WIS.,
iting cards, &c Liberal reward il returned to
CHAS. F. BR0OkEs, 1900 Pa. 1t"
IOST-SATURDAY, OCTOBER l. BETWEEN
North Capitol st. and 14th and Mass. ave-. 3
gold Sacred Heart euIblems; attached together;
valued keepsakes. Return to 5 II st. NV
and receive reward. oc4-3t%
LOSr-ON SEPTEMBER A PACKAGE CON
tairing $l2 pension voucher and certificate and
other papers OF value only owner. Finder
keep money IL papers returned. e. Il.
ALDRlCH. 1I2o superior st. NV. oc4-3ts
Evening star., 1898-10-06

FOR RENT-64 H ST. Ne NEAR q. 2. O..
store, cellar and stable. 1920 Conduit; Wash. &
G. Falls r. L. pass: 6r.; stable; grazing, etc. Re
duced rents. Keys 1913 5th st. NV oc63t'
Evening star., 1898-10-06

FOR RENT-RFDUCED To S11-l527 AND 1879
sd St NV; rooms; ami: square hay win
dCws; key at corner store. Apply T. ID. DALi.
iilO Sth W. 0c4 IT.
FOR EENT-l341 18TH ST. NV; 8 ROOMS.
newly papered and in perfect order; large bacA
yard and alley. Key at house tunfurnishedl.
oC4-3ts
Evening star., 1898-10-06

FOR RENT-STONE & L
SS3. 50. .305 e NV. I5r.
S75. 1903 \ NV. lar.
S6I so. .1T4S 5 NV. .12r.2h
$65. 1913 l. NV. .l4r Ua
$50. no 18th, i3r. Sto.
$50. Lilo p NV. iIr. ba.
SEQ. 1872 18th NV, 1Or.
S55. 1881 Ken av. 10r. stab
S55. 1887 Ken av, 10r.
S5o....l2i5 Ken av. Tor.
$50. -l23i y Ii ave. Tor.
S4o. .2lo6 o NV. 5r. la.
S45. .l232 Roanoke, ar.
S4O.5O. laps y NV. Tor.
S35. .l37 Mass ne, Or. Ia III
$32. .1i53 Corcoran, lar.
$50. 1914 18th NV, 10r.
$35.. 1906 Riggs pi. Or.
$50. I'll . NV, 12r.
$32 so. 1883 14th NV. Or.
5000. 2Oi y nv, ,1Or, ba.
$50. .ll22 18th NV, ,st&7r.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06
Miles and Sampson.

Miles and Sampson furnish a strong
object lesson in favor of adhering a. fai
as practicable to the rule Of allowing
seniority in service when coupled with
merit to determine the relative rank o&
officers in both the anmy and navy.
Sampson was jumped BY executive or
der making him an acting Admiral Over
the heads of several gailAnt superiora
He has had command of the tieet iii the
West Indies for a long time without ~
complishing anything at any point
where he was in full charge. His accI-
dental absence at the time Ceryera cams
out OF the harbor Of Santiago may OF
may not account for the success Of our
navy in destroying the feet under Ger
vera. So far as matters now stand, his
absence at that particular time is ri
garded by the American people as most
fortunate, and the beneficial results of
his absence have been emphasized sby
himself in his attempts to take credit to
himself for the gallant conduct q
Commodore schley.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06
WHAT GOOD SOCIETY IS.

Circle of Pleasant People Who Are
s,s.i Interested IN Each other.
The very best society is not composed
1 gilt and glitter. It is that circle of
pleasant people who meet and visit be-
catse they are interested in each other.
,It Asks of each member that she bring 4
pleasant personality IL she wishes to be
III end of it. The society recognized
by the newspapers consists merely OF 4
few people, who, having more money
than the rest of the world, are able to
make themselves moro conspicuous,
and 80 are kept constantly before the
public. But all over this great coun-
try,3h every city. town euksayiage, there
Il be, found, good soeie4K nnd Il rests
SwiM the working GIL herssif whsEhe1
she Ii ID or out Of It. Ifshe has the bad
tsste to prefer noisy people, whose idea
9 enjoyment is roughness, whose con-
9ption OF conversation is to talk scam
dal, and who really have no reason for
existing, then this girl will not only
injure herseH by her contact with such
society, but she will injure every other
girl who works. People are prone to
judge great regiment by one member
Of it. Therefore, it behooveth the girl
Who works to go into the best society or
to find her pleasures in her own home.
Ruth Ashmore, in Ladies' Home.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

The cartoons reproduced in the Au-
gust Review of Reviews from Spanish
journals serve to indicate the density of
popular ignorance in Spain as to the
facts Of the present war. For instance,
one cartoon shown Cervera's fleet as
successfully slipping past Sampson at
Santiago; another represents Cervera as
having Schley bottled up; while in a
third t..dmIral Dewey figures as rat
caught 10 Spain's Philippine trap.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

Two Young ladies' were seen riding up
the street last evening, one riding a
horse, the other amule, and both were
stride. One dear old mother in Israel
was on the street at the same time, and
seeing them she threw up her hands in
holy horror and took scoot down the
nearest alley, yelling "fre!" at every
lump. This manner of riding Is the
only system. 1t looks odd. however,
hut it is one of the eastern customs that
is fast working westward. They can
step with one pretty foot i'll the stirrup
and swing into the saddle with the best
of 'em.-Aspen Times.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06
pllo41Eo TO JULIA Dsnr.
Man who Was Once Ensaxed to mru.
q. .. Grant III.

U. o. Grant III.
Alfred Sanford, unique character
who was supervising inspector of
steamboats for the port of st. Louis
during President Grants frst admin
tstration, and who was engaged tc. wed
Julia Dent now Gen. Grants widow, II
patient at the city hospital, says .
!. Louis exchange. He is suftee4ng
||1rom pneumonia, and Superinte endent
utter considers his recovery doubt
ul. When the war broke out tor two
years Sanford piloted the famous con-
Eederate steamer Fred Kenneth Then
Pc went over to the union side and
4erved the remaining two years.
During Grants first administration
Sanford was pilot on one OF the f1ziling
Ssteamboat lines. He was pakinaa&25O
+ month. One Saturday night he went
TO the office Of the company and ten
perea his resignation. When rea1on
was asked he would not give it. He
packed his valise and went to Wash
tngton, ID. c. He went direct to the
white house and sent his card to Mrs.
Grant. He had not seen her since the
day their engagement was broken
many years before.
y Mrs. Grant received him and gave
him warm welcome. After long
talk over old times Sanford told Mrs.
Grant that he had tired OF running on
the river and he wanted to he appoint
ed inspector OF steamboats, for the port
OF st. Loais. Mrs. Grant promised to
tntercede for him, and in few dnya
the announcement was made that Al
fred Sanford had been appointed to the
position by PRESIDENT Grant. For many
years sanfofd held positions Of prom
lnence on tht Mississippi river, but mis-
fortune overlook him recently. His
Tife died and his children. grown up,
left him, and now he lies an object OF
charity in n public institution.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06
Tho ohio BySkase.

There are sclns people ii New In
land who DO not know what buckeye
is. remarks the Springfield tMass.) Re
publican. An Ohio person Is q "Buck
eye," but that fact is not connected
with the horse chestnut tree. DR.
Horace Detchon knows what q buckeve
is, and he tells good story Of the buck.
eye trees which have made Ohio the
Buckeye" State. These trees are very
plentiful in Western Ohio, and in the
early days log cabins we're made Of the
logs. A buckeye tree has great vitality.
For two years after it has been cut
vigorous sprouts will start from the log,
which is due to the abundant sap. DR..
Detchon tells of cabin from each of
whose logs slender, leafy shoots reached
out. From the weight poles on the roof,
which held down the slabs used as
shingles, the shoots had also sprung, till
the whole cabin was bower of green.
The doctor was relating this story
once when an incredulous listener struck
in: ayes, know about them buckeye
trees. We we're clearing up some land
spell back, and burned up some buck
eye timber. We had pile that it took
three days to burn, with throwing back
the half burnt ends Of the logs. When
We went back to the clearing the fourth
day we saw that the ashes of the burnt
logs had sprouted, and there were buck
eve shoots about three feet high. We
concluded it wasn't worth while to try
to clear that land"
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

The population Of Spain is more near
ly unanimous in adherence to to Roman
Catholic Church than that Of any other
country. In 1887 there were some 5000
Professionals In Spain, 9,6O0 Rationalists,
4Oa Jews and 1900 of other religions,
not stated. According to the constitu-
tion Of 1870, . restricted liberty of wor-
ship Is permitted to Protestants, but it
must be entirely in private, all public
announcement Of the same being strictly
forbidden. The clergy Of the Roman
Catholic Church are supported by the
government Nearly 70 pr cent of the
population can neither read nor write,
and about . per cent more can read only.
There II m elaborate system Of public
education, bot the pay Of the elementary
teachers y wretched and the attendance
small. Infss7 tho entire appropriation
BY the Gogsrnment for education was
/ 'sss' ESQ pfsstaa' which is about $50 'o0o'
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

An Irishman went into restaurant
aud asked for square meal.p The
waiter first brought bowl OF soup
which Pat drank with relish. She then
brought in the celery which went the
way of the soup. The waiter then
brought fine lobster. He looked at
the lobster moment and then rebelled.
"Madam," he said, 1--WE drank your
dish water and ate your buoquet, but Ill
be doeeoned il III ate that bus.-Ex.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

X. 8. Ranjltsinhji, the Italian cricke-
ter, who made such fine scores in Aus
tralia recently. has returned to India,
and in Madras over 5000 people met to
welcome him.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06
One Test,

He-How is one to tell that a love is
only PlAtonic?
Shc-Oh, well-when it develops into
the other kind you can look back and
see the difference. = Cincinnati En-
quirer. SO sst
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

Plover eggs, which are at present es-
teemed great delicacy by German
epicures, Bismarck included, were only
eaten By peasants two centuries ago.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

In the cotton seed industry last year
not less than 100000 tons of cotton
seed wore consumed, the total value of
theresuItant products sggrecating $780,
100000.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

Mls. Edward Harris Of Richmond,
No, 50 ysare old, has given birth to
twins for the seventh time. They are
all hving.-Nsw York Sun.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

pa1inE astspring about go 900 crates
e stxAwberries were shipped from
polts IN North Carolina betwesn Will
mtlgtoa md Goldsboro.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

Becon-Are the flies so bad up your
wayf Egbsrt-I think not. A great
nany of them seem to 60 to church Sun
dsBs.AYonkers Statesmen.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06
The Co.antyss Debt.

The following table gives IL MT !
debtedness Of Rio Blanco fpe every -
months since the county was ereatees
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

It had been filled, but the customer
passed It back. "Put Sampson in II. !"
be said. Then the clerk apoloaixed for
having failed to cork the brittle in the
FIRST placs. Chicago Post.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

G. O. Taylor wh,.sls., DO, eseeil.d PART,
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

o Q. Ta4ss MA,eelss isyleos,te ID. .yst.o.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06
Plano for Sale,

Kpanire 1t MEEKER HERALD of,ice
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-06

For folders. etc.. apply to ". z. salunarsh,
Local Agent n. R. q. r. R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
Sic Wnhc.

Der leBten Mpntdg gu Gnbe gegun@
sene %Sdnuar mar Elm iebr miloer Moz
nat; er broGte Elm 0ur4i9nittspetz
ter, ME man es LANCE ni4t 81 bteIen
3eiten geIunoen. N6er nit Dem /.
sFe6ruar trut Der Winter feline Itrenge
6errifaft an. @ir frsiIi6, in 8altis
more unD MarplanD, t0nnen uns Mot
fon0erli9 ii6er i'm bei6neren, benn
uns be6anbelt 9r. 8oreds INNER re9t
eelinoe, aber Der %ipgenannte Often
nuroe pieber einmal arg mitgenoms
men. Set Dem oenfpUrbigen Big
3aro pon 1888 bat feline StaDt an Der
atlantii6en &iiite cine foI6e 9eimiuz
dung erIebt, ipie bie5mal Bolton. Sin
aepaltiger G6reeIturm bemmte uno
ft0rte alien 8ertebr in Der Stabt fpz
po6l, als 81 Ma6er unb 81 2anoe;
bic ~iiberlaoenen Selegrap6enbrdbte II.
SroqeDs9foiten bra6en 5uiummen, Il.
bic berabbdngenben ooer i'm S4nee
ber6orqenen OrG6te berbreiteten Sob
unb 9erberben, unb als enbli9 Der
eleftrii9e StrOm obgeitelt purbe,
mar bic babe Stabt in SinIternib ges
biint. Sine groBe 4n3abl bon pferz
ben unb audi peri4ieOene Menf9sn
D~erungliidten in ben Gtroben, unb
BON Der See rperben cine gdn3e 4n5abl
&%atuitropben beri9tet; Die &iiite bon
Mofa9uietts bis Reus6unolano 1T
nit Mradsn unb Sriimmern bsitrsut.
geepS@ort. pel4es bOr oebn Sa6ren
am StGrtlten beimgeIu9t tpurbe, fam
biesmal nit bonn S9reden unb einen
tleinen Oent5ettel babon.
@ie Elm tleiner politif4sr 8~li3adrb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

8pn ben 2340 Grnennunz
gen, tpelfe 9rGiiDent N}cSinleb Biz
isBi Dem Genat iberianot bat, finn
ale beftdtigt uab feline %pertporfen NOR
ben. 60 gIiidti9 1T bi5ber pObl mod
fein 8rGIiDent gepeIen (@blit.)
0ie Ite6t IS bann nit benz gensben=
ben 9snofen PiiIpsrle, bon oeien Sc
itdtigung t0rten mir nod ni4ts; obsr
1T bieielbe in alsr StiQe unter Der
6anD erfplqt?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
&cbnlte segrn CuaB.

pennIpIpanier 9ei4dftsIeute im&dms
pfc gegen Die republitaniI3e Wto%
f6ine. - @anamater als Ban
nertrG9er.
9biIatelpbia, 8. 5ebr. -
Der bereits %ertpG6ntsr, geitern auf btr
bieIigen 80-Is ftattgeTunoenen, bon Der
Qiqa Der @ei6Gftslsute einberufen2n
@onferen3 BON @egnern oes Bob"
QuaD inner6alb Der republttunii den
Bartei, fppGnten pisr6unbert 8ertreter
Der @eI6Gftspelt aus alien Sbeilen
oes Staats5 BEL. 3ped Der 8erldmms
luna mar, ME 6. 9eemer bon Wils
Transport trtlGrte, pet9er bic @onfee
reno sr0ffnste, i'm 0erbit bteies Sa6res
bic GrtpG6lunq eint3 repu6litdniidHn
@oubsrneurs gu benirten, Del4sr Die
QnQeleoen6eiten oes States iel5itz
itGnbig uno p6ne ii3 an bic 0ittute
BON r8oBeu" gu tebren, perpolten
tpiirbe.
9eneral 20. 8. &ounB, Der ben per-
manenten8OrI fiibrte, Id9rs, es BERT
I9e unter ben Hepublitdnern oes
States Elm @sfii6l Fer unii3erbeit u.
Der lln3ufrleben6eit, neil bic GontrOIe
it6er Die 9artei in bic 9dnbe einIgtr
tpeniqen unIcrupulDie 2eute gefa!Isn
unb fir bic Repu6!ltaner bic 3eit &C.
fommen lei, ben 8eriu6 gu NADER,
ous ibnsn ouferlegte Sod ab3ui4iits
teln. Die Gpnferen5 tpGbrte Dre.
Stunoen rnb bic Reoner 3pgen NIT
g>pBem Na1Drud gegen Die 8unOeSz
Senatoren BON Yenn5plpdnien uuo
fpe3ieG geqsn Die rpolitii6en Met5jz
ben" oes Senators 9uaD lbs. Iuh
bic berri8enOe republifaniide 5attipa
in Der 2e9islatur fam babel i9l!ht
meg, pGbrsnb @ouOsrneur 6aitin9s
bafiir belobt purbe, Dab er als @sr5cz
rug, ben unicrupul0isn 8eieBgsbsrn
qeqenii6er, ii6er ben StadtsI4aB Jsz
pa9t babe.
Sat- alle Rebner Ipra6en ii6 Tiy
bic Domination ppn SD6n Wdnamater
fir bas COMMENSURATE aus, oot,
nurDen nebenbsi duh bic GongreBs
mitglieber 9al3eG Slnne in 8erbi1=
bung nit Der Domination genann:,
S9lieBli9 puroe cine ReiOlutiOn dn.
genommen, pprin Sobn Banamdter
erIu4t pirb, gu geitatten, baB Bel ben
beporftebenben republitaniIqen Pcl.
mGrpablen unD mi republifanii6er
Stuats : Gpnpent isin Same in Or:
binbung nit Der 9ohperneurs : ap:
mination gebru6t psroen birfe. Sir
Siebener : Gomite lruroe e%rn1nnt, I'M
ii9 gu bieIem 3peds gu Danama!er
al bedeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04
a. llurh

an 2. Tebruar III ilrsr GSobnura on Der 2SaibiratoE@
AOao GIIlabeib " M I'M Hitter uon 81 jahr'H.
3ie .3eit osr Seeroiauns miro ipdter anssSelst.t30l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

fommt uns Der Gntrag Sellers Dor.
baB bic Reoierung lire S6ulb in Sill
berbonars abtraaert fdnn. Diele &d<
Itanie III bereit5 alt uno purmtt4ig
oepproen, absr es 9iebt INNER nod
Qeute, pel6e fi6 barber ereifern. :
Der 8eE9IuB purbe nit einem pars
teipotum i'm Senate augenpmmen unb
alma an bas Observation-Disclosures,
pelfes i'm arf bieIelbe MeiIe prompt
abI6lu6tete. Die @sfabr fir Die gs@
funoe @Gbrung pirb ni6t groBer
perbsn, Ionbern lie i6pinoet aumG>
Tia; freili9 pirb es nod Ian9e 3ett
Oduern, bis bieisr SrrmaRn pom bill
ligen 8eIoe" ganS 9ei9punoen lit.
SIN 2aufe Der @c9e tpurosn 5ablz
reide S6iff6ri6e aus peri4ieoenen
Weeren beri9tet, 10 OaB maj in Der
@iIe Die ,3abI Der Spfer gar nt6t in
@rfa6runq bringtn tpnnte. Wttt Ru6m
6aDedt bat fi6 bic W}annI6aft bes 8rez
mer 0ampfers nN1er," pel4e Die Be-
IuBung oes gefdhrbeten Sampfers
gOago" auf fober See rettete.
Sn Diltesbarre, pa, bat Der Pros
aeB gegen Den S9sriff Martin BON
Qu3ernezGo untD uno iein QufgebOt
peQen Der NieoerIhieBuug Der aus
ftGn0iQen &o6lsngrdber %begonnen.
Sci einem 6otelbranoe in 8loper>
piQe, R.z0., Iino Ie9s Yerionen um's
Qe6en getommen.
HUSBAND.
&~rieQsfpolfen - SrieDens6immel,
lit felt Qeruumer 3eit Die tGgli9s Nb>
pe6slung in ben Na6ri6ten aus gu
ropa uno Qiien. 8aIo beri6tet mar
iiber freunbi6aftli6es @inperitGnbniB
urter ben MG6ten, balb tsiBt es, baB
2(les auf Der &ippe Itebt.
@nQlano bate BON China Die Seffz
nunq bes Safens bon Salientpun fir
ben 6anoel psrlangt, ulS@pmpenfution
fir Die 3ugeTtGnonifs, bic man ben
0eutIfen pper ben Gufen gemd6t
bate. Yl0Bli9 beiBt es jebo6, oaB
Gnglano bieie 6orDsrung faQen laHe.
0ieies bat IelbItberftGnoli6 in 2onDon
febr befrembet unb gu bitteren 4euBez
rungen iiber bas Mtnifterium Salis@
burp 4nlaB gegeben. Dem guten
Sobn 8uQ i6eint Die Wd6rReit mob
ni6t a%ufgebGmmert gu Iein, paB @ng@
lamb ni6t me6r 10 mG6tig 1T, uls friiz
Der, uno man fpirD in 3utunft piel
qrDBere 9emiit6igungen etniteten
mufTen, ais bic, baB man So6n Bull
perbietet, mit3utbeilen ooer ~iiberbaupt
mit3uipre6en.
9reuBen bat elm Ginfubrperbot gez
oen umerifanii6es Sbft erlufen. Die
WuBreqel pirb als Elm Sieg Der beutz
f6en 49rarier, electromagnetic als eli
ne 8ieDerpergeltungSmaBregel gegen
ben 0in9lenzSarif unO feline 3uder=
&lauIel ausgelegt.
Der 3ei9stag bat bas 9e6alt bes
Rei9sfon3lers auf 100000 Mart err
b0bt. Onfel Gblobpig brau4t es nt9t
unD beroient ss jebenfdQs nt9t mebr,
ais 8ismard.
Sn Srantrei9 BADEN tpettere a%nti1ez
mifiI6e unb Qnti>3 oldz&unbgebunz
gen itattgefunoen.
Der Qusitanb Der englti6an Wtuz
i9inenbauer lit enoli4 beenoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

Gin f6Ie8te5 6eGb ii 7
bic Qr6eiter i'm 8einberge be5 6errn
i6eint Oitafrita gu ieir. @ie Der
@ta6sar3t Der bortigen S9uBtruppe
in OItafrifu, Or. Gn9sl, in einem9orz
TRACE %mittbeilte, qebt es nit benz Be
tebrungsgei9dft Der tat6olii6en unb
proteitantii6en MiftOnGre am &il>
ma : Nio{6aro ni9t re6t %pprpGrts.
Die Neger pp1en fir buS anb0ren
elmer 9reOigt pie fir bic Nrbeit be-
3abIt perben. W6il. 8a3ette.)
6aben IS benn uniere beut I6en 8ore
fa6rsn Dor 100 Su6ren better 9ez
ma6i? 9ieie lisBen ii4 fir Die Be
februna unb SauFe regelre6t be31blen
unb ManGer ma9te Elm 9etperbe baz
raus, bsun UNI ben Saul : Ql6us gu
6efpmmen, lief er 3pan3ig Stunber,
penn er ben9rieItern in Der RGbe i4on
gu gut 6stdnnt mar.
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cur Gcntraftpreu.

"
9e~rficqeIte fcrberunGs Y II e.
botc fpcrDtn bis b eute Den 4 Gebruar
1893. Mittaos u ubr, i'm Siirtnn 0ts ebets5Hgss
ntcurs Der gedFtrbeborOe %tnteeaei! atuornnlen ttr
bic gsrioreunq oitftr Seborbe NIT i0l1en Mate
riuIien, ais fir oos nit esm 81. SsIsmber 1898
enotuOe Sabr srforeerIih itin mpQtn, betttbeno aus
9dubolj, @reunbol,, Garben, Del, .9uBeilernsu
@6bren uuo Subeb5r, meiiu0enen Subfddtn, Sen.
Gferosfutter, Rail-, StciueH, Gam, eemcnt' Sunt=
mi. 0erpaduno, g9cre (geditc), 3due, Wertleuot.
Giienrpaaren. 3eiAnens8trdt5e Giisnitanosn, Stabl
etc. SpGifitatiOnen unn GOntrattiormulars tOn=
men auf 9erlaHeen baielbit IN Gniptara aenonImeu
fperoen.
Die Sieferungen iuerocn unmittelbar nnb Der 9er=
gcbuHQ Des Gontrotis beginner uno ttr cine 3tlt
i%ortQcicBt, ipslht ndber beitimmt pcrotn mac.
giiroi6aft in Der S6be Der Sdlits ocs Setrd0es
zines ircen Goutrafts piro psrlon0t, uno ale Au=
Qebotiteler iperDeu ~oebulten icin, tbren 6oroerunos=
NnQeboteu siuen beolaubiQtcn 6bcd IN Der @obe
zines 3cbntels beg Goutrafts99ertbcs bsiiuttgcn.
Sie 90oTcrs@tb6rDe behalf nd pas &cd1t Dor,
iroeno nelbe oosr one Au9ebotc ju b%trirer1eu.
Rfd,uIaS 9. Oil. iuH.,
(l1 EbrizSuoruirur 0cr WQHerbch6rbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

Spbn Rttf3 GuBert d
fplgsnbermaBen iiber ben unfug Der
SlGtter, Staatsmdnner ppn benz
S8lage SpesD's, Groter's, 9latt's,
@6arlie Wilfon's IT, T. 10. gu tritiIipen:
go lang tpie bic 9Gpers Die 9ramiz
nente IN Die 8ulibiI6ens prnli9 err
auspuffe UT I6Dns BittI6ers bon enc
brinQe, ba perb fee WsnI9 mas Der
qehe batptps IN bic Ydpers batppe ale
BreBfrsi6eit no ie tppae. @ann dtptpsr
Mann in ga1ioir for mas lauft I'M
er I9bsnb lei f60neS 9elo, for gelett
gu fperr, I'M er friegt na6fer Die 4ffis
IN min e 8iBle mas made UNI pteoer
uf lei @rpenIes 81 fumme, IN bic pa
pers ge6ne bann FER uno bringe Iauter
10 nirnubi6s Bittf6ers I'm faue en-
Mann en- 9rabf6er pOer gerpne EN-
funT6t aler6anb Name IN ge6n oann
Der IN prube dIerbanb Sa6e an en-
Monn, bes is fee BreBfrei6sit, MiItsr
@biier, Des is, mas i6 taa, bes 8isneB
1poile. SD ben mir oergege, mann bpr
Der 2etti9en E PGper Die @dnotbdts
BUN Der annere partp 9prsotefs IN
6eipG6rpbbers tallt, bes is INNER 10
S9teil qetpsIe. @ann atptper E Wann
banr qelett is, ba ion mer'n in Stub
lofe IN ION EN- { Si6dns gefptpe, E
ebrli9es 2stpe aus ieiner 4ffis sc mo-
9e. M3er gebt bod net for lei !6ealt6
in 4ffis IN in guqioir. Shut mere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-04

@0tbe's beri @ori
bon ben 2umpen6unOen trifft nod
bsute gu. &aum bat Die 9ebsz9enDiz
ieni9aft ibr 9rogramm pertiinoigt, 10
bernsrft Elm dnberes 8latt pon berIels
ben GouIeur in Hot6: r0as Soeal Der
50. u. g." lit augeni6rinli6 elm tomz
muniItii9er Stoat nu9 benz Muiter
be5 ebemaligen Seiuitenituates in Pa>
raguap. Der gsp0bnli6e Mdnn (uno
Defenders bic getpObnli6e 6ruu) iol
Elm r2ei6nam iein" in Der Sano pes
u8prge{eBten!"