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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13
Bad Digestion, Bad Heart.

Poor digestion often causes irregularitv
be mistaken for real, organic heart disease.
The symptoms are much the same There
is, however, vast difference between the
two: organic heart disease is oftef incur
able; apparent heart disease is durable if
good digestion be restored.
A case IN point is quoted from the sNew
Era, of Greensburg, Ind. Mrs Ellen Col
som, Viewpoint, Ind, a woman forty.three
years old, had suffered for four years with
distressing stomach trouble. The gases gen
Grated by the indigestion pressed on the
heart, and caused an irregularity of its action.
She had much pain in her stomach and heart,
and was subject to frequent and severe chok-
ing spells which were most severe at night
Doctors were tried in vain; the patient be-
came worse, respondent, and feared impend.
ing death
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13
A LIFE STORY.

HE is too young to know it now. but
me day he will know.''-Eugene Field.
Above her little sufferers bed,
With all a mothers grace,
She stroked the curly. throbbing head.
And srnoothed the fevered face.
He does not know my love, my fears,
My toll of heart and hand;
But some day in the after years,
Some day he'll understand;
Some day he'll know
I loved him so,
Some day he'll understand"
A wild lad plays his thoughtless part
AS fits his childhood's lot,
And tramples On his mothers heart
Outlines and knows ii not.
He plays among his noisy mates
Nor knows his truest friend;
His mother signs, as still she waits:
Some day he'll comprehend;
The day will be
When he win see.
Some day he'll comprehend"
The strong youth plays his strenuous
part;
His mother waits alone,
And soon he finds another heart,
The mate unto his own.
She gives him up in joy and woe,
He takes his young brides hand,
His mother murmurs: VIII he know
And ever understand?
When will he know
l love him so:
When will he understands
The strong man fights his battling days
The fight is hard and grim,
His mother plain, old-fashioned ways
Have little charm for him.
The dimnesS falls around her years,
The shadows round her stand,
She mourns in loneliness and tears:
He'll never understand.
He'll never know
I loved him So
He'll never understand"
A bearded man of serious years
Bends down above the dead,
And Yains the tribute of his tears
Over an old, gray head.
He stands the open grave above,
Amid the mourning bands:
And now he knows his mothers love
And now he understands.
Now doth he know
She loved him so,
And now he understands
Sam Walter Foss. in n. Y. Sun
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13
Tire Modern WnH

Commends itself to the well-informed, to do
pleasantly and egectually what was former
ly done in the crudest manner and disagree
ably as well. To cleanse the system and
break up colds, headaches, and fevers with
out unpleasant after effects, Use the de-
lightful liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of
Figs. Made by California Fig Syrup Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13
Exceeding Forethou<hf.

The acme of politeness was reached
by mining superintendentvvh who posted
a plaeard reading: please do not tum-
bic down the shaft Melbourne Week
" Times.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13

1t is always safe to take it for granted
that, yourself, so others are trying to do
their best. Shortcoming is no sign ofSlort-
willing. Sweetness is never whipped in
j. +. w. Ware
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13

Fits stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first days use of DR.. Kiine's
Great Nerve Restorer. Free 81 trial bottle &
treatise DIR. Kline. 933 Arch St. PhI3H-. Pa
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13
Particular Prisoners.

Prisoners, it has been said, think
much of the rank of those who pass SEN
tence of death upon them and the sheep
stealer of bygone days preferred that
his doom should proceed from the lips
of a chief justice. Lord Campbell men
tions a case where a sergeant presided
on the Oxford circuit in place of the
judge taken suddenly I'll and a man was
capitally convicted. Being asked, as
usual, whether he had anything to say,
he replied: Eyes, wish to say that L
have been tried before a journeyman
judge" Liverpool Mercury
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13

Some people are not satisfied with the
milk of human kindness-they want the
cream.-Chicago Daily News.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13

All sorts of aches and pains-nothing
Better than st. Jacobs Oil. 1t cures.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13

He who wrongs the child commits
crime against the state.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13

The colder the weather the faster the
coal in the ceHar seems to melt.-Chicago
Daily News.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13

Doubled upand bent with pain-Lumbago
Use st. Jacobs Oil and straighten up.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13
Liked His Teacher

Visitor-Do you like going to school.
my little dear?
Little Fa1ntleroy-Yes, indeed.
''Of course You love your school,
don't you. my pet? and you like your
teacher, too, don't you?''
'Oh, yes 1 wouldn't want any other
teacher.
'tOf course no.
mo, indeed She's awful near sight.
ed."-N. 7. Weekly
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13

A crutch is used for sprains. Use St
Jacobs Oil instead; it cures.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13

The more the boy is ike his father TIT
less the two get along.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-13
WHEN HE TAUGHT SCHOOL.

ITO BE CONTINUED
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
gas Iif Berlin rr3G6it.

Ser 8raf 4nrdn3uu," Doer De
SGpieserfpbn zines groBen Mannes!'
(SrugitOmOOie aus Der 8sgentpart.)
9raf Qnran3au (einen mG6tiQer
¬enftod in Der 6dntb, p6ne 8laces
gebt, 6sgleitet BON ieinen baiben 6errer
.SObnen, i'm Su4ienpaIO fpa3ieren IL
Iummt):
rGinit ipietPt6 mil S3epter,
Mtt Srpne upo Stern,
0aS 0plf meiRr 9reuBen
8esIIdt' i4 10 germ"
.Gteben bki6enb): Old nein, baS mar id
ia nidt = ba5 mar mein S9pieger.
batter! Mertpiirbig, baB i6 uns 8eibt
INNER berpe9fele!
9err Snfpsttor Bruins Gritt aug
Dem 9sbii6 berbpr ur5 3iebt tisF ben
@blin1srbut): @erSei6ung, @rceQen3
penn i6 mir erIaube. sic bier auf oer
.StraBe -
9raf Qnran3au (6arF&): Sd qe6,
Ri6ls! Sd bin Mitqlieo oes g@ereina
gegen 8erurmung unO 8etteIei;" fed
ten sic mo anbers, Sic 9anbperfg=
burife!
Snipefior Bruins Gebr 60fIi6): @r=
oeIIen3 geru6en gefGai9t, ii6 in einem
gitigen Srrtbum gu befinben - tpenn
GrceuenS bic !Serabtafung 6Giten, S6r
gef9dBtes Nuge ouf meine 8iIitenfdrte
gu psrfen, bic i4 tter bic @6rs babe
Gp. @rceaen3 u~ntertbGni9it gu I6sr,
rei9sn! (ii6ereiebI bic 8tfiienturte.)
Sd bin nGmli4 SHfpettor
9raf Qnrap3du (pirft bic 8iiitenz
farie aHf ben 8cben, beftig): Bel uns
pirb ni6t inipictrt!
SnfpeftOr Bruins (immer b0fltder):
Grctnen5 ber3eiben = i4 bin, mbmen
Sic es mir gefGGigit ni4t libel, Snipef=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

~9ebens9liid lag in ben 9dn6en ieiner
.6rau.
n9ein Sreunb 6etn5," begann Is
nit gebGmpfter, tei4t be6enber Stint
me, hat mid BON Der erIten Stunbe
Ieise beige 2iebe fiiblen lafen - in
ben gebI4renoen @ren3en =, a6er uns
.onft0rIi8, nit iebem Bid, iebem
@ort, o6ne baB 0u's mertteit. Gr
miBfieI mir eigentli9, inbeien er
..befdDdftigte meme P6antaiie; er
I6mei8elte meiner gitelteit unb t6
bate Die @mpfinbung, baB er mid
nebr Iiebte, aIs On mid lie6teIt. SO
Derqinsen bic flint Sage in einem UNI
MI9reibli4en Sample nit mir ielbt.
8ispeikn iagte i3 mir: nMein @atte
lie6t mid nt6t. @arum ion i9 bi:
2iebe zines @nberen - o6ne eiqentli6.
9fIi9tpergefen6eit - ni8t anne6s
men, mid baran frelen, ME an einem
2i6titrabl, elmer 8Iume, einem Ge=
fIer Der POeIie? Sebo3 - i3 berz
mo4te fir SEEING feline SDmpat6ie gu
fiiblen, 1no gang paTiip lieB i8 mid
lie6en - Bis gu Dem leBten 46eno
- peiBt 0u - Bel Dem S3tuBzGpms
msrs."
rSa, i4 peiB," Ipra9 er nit oumz
pier Stimme, r9u parit 10 iunoerz
bar" -
n8eiI On Did ni6t UNI mid finn
merteIt, Sermann! = Oh bift ia fein
Surner, aber 9u fpieItsit Stat, SD
Idngpeilte MIDI unO mar aud ie6r
traurig. o. fpurbe mir etfpas banqe,
10 Elm bis4en libel unb i6 ging in ben
@arten binaus. gr mar erIsu6tet-
aber I4pa6. 0a fam 9ein Trauno,
Der Sein3 uHb - tiiBte mid, gur irz
9eno Elm @ort fliterte er mir ms
O6r. Sd peiB ni6t mas. @r noQt,
lie6cr Itsr6en, aI5 auf bieI:n &uB Der
5i9ten Ooer 10 ettpas."
Duno = 1tteb 9erlndnn berbor.
nWaS - un6? W2eine @ef6;6te 1T
aus. Gin anberer Mann BAT garragt
mid gu tiihen. SD ItieB i'm Don mir.
4ber er but MIDI bod gstiiBt. 9ein -
reine Gei9i6te 1T ni6t aus, Ser
mann. 90 pie er mid fiiBts, 10 6ait
0u MIDI ME getiiBt. SD empfunb cine
unenbli6e Sebnfu6t mad 2ie6e-pon
Dir. 4ber i'd bate mid bod an Dir
periinoigt, oa lit n;4ts gu fagsn. 0e5
SpOts mar jh lpertb - pert6 qeTteiz
nigt gu perben, pie Die @6ebr;derin
i'm @pangelium, Der peiB, tpie LAM
&c i4 peinte - urb gum @nbe Idgte
i4 mir: nGerIu9e es, bic 2iebe 0eiz
neS Wdnnfs gu getpinnen! Soute er
Did ni6t 10 Iieben fDnnen, pie Sener?
Bie f6Dn miiBte IS fem! limb muBt
9u ni6t biiBen, mas 9u berI6uIoet?
Sin anoer@r hurfte Did bed fiifsn,
l;no pbne S0alo biit gu ni6t, buB es
10 melt fam. 9d flp9 i6 Dir penn
.entgegsn, ais Gu bonn 3ututof fqmT.
8eiinnit 0u 9i8?!"
Ob er it'd, fefann! 0umals bate
Pr bon ietner 6rau Den %erften, beIeli=
5enben &uB er6alten unb ertpioert.
jener Gtunbs pdren lie - gliidz
!i3! =
Gr rate I'M 3immer auf uno al.
limb ar bieS Slid oerbantte Ell einem
@nberen!
9a fibIte er ouf einmaI i6re IiiBen,
tpei3en 2iDPen auf ben ieinen. Sie
bate eben Iie6en gelsrnt, ibn lie6en.
Bds poQ't tr nod? -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

S6psninasr 6ereinItiir3enb): 6err
mas lit Sbnsn?
9raf Q~lnran5au Gid in etnem SsFeI
oorS 9mer3en friimmenO): Mein aItes
.2eiben, lieber S6peninger-9sii9tsz
neuralgie uno SS4ias!
S4peninger Gtorr): Da-a52 Sc
ifaitsn sic mir S6ren 9uls!
9raf Qnran3au Chm ben 4rm BIN
reidenD): 6ier 16IGgt Der 9uls Der
8eltgeE6b6te! = (Oumpf fir fi6):
SD min ntdt, paB mein 0eptmal Dor
ben Rsid5tag tommt - man ioQ bieIe
.garade nieberreiBen unb auf ibren
5riimmern mein Stanobilo erri4tenI
.Wl0Bli9 d%uffa6rspb): G4afft mir
biefe 3eitung5i9rtiber bpm 2ei6e!
ReiBt ale SeIegrapbenHanqen aus Der
.grbe!! S4tugt idmmtti6e OePei4sn>
boten tpbt!!! -.
S3peninger Gir fi8): 9m, i'd ltsae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

tor Der Selegrup6en : N6t6eiIung bes
n6amburgii9en @Orreiponbenten" u.
8ertreter Der bebeutenbItsn Selegraz
pbenz @9erturen Der 0e(t. 9as Reuz
kr'T6e 8ureau in 2ppbon erfunbigt
Ii9 nun in einem briRgenben Selez
gramm iiber bas 8efinSen be8 6irItsn
8tsmard
@raf Qnrar8au Gin gr0Bter 8utb):
S6odi3perenptb,& 9immeltreu3bpnz
~nsrtpetter! 9as fe6Gte mir gerooe, isz
bem 6ergelaufenen 9eIinoeI, Ipl6sm
6ergeldufenen 2iteratenpoIt 3eOe unb
Qntport gu tsben! S8eeren Sic Ii6
neg, Sic iournaItftiIfxr N~egelagerer!
(@r beutet nit Dem &nptenItpd in bic
5erne.) 9ieIes 9reiisz2iigenpod BAT
peiter g2i6ts gu t6un. al5 bic Wstt
S6pinbe Na6ri6ten iibsr mel
men 9efupb6eitS3ufunb gu beunru6iz
gen!
SnIpeftor 8run5u Gin 9smutb e|riter=
bsno): 9urF i6 mir bic &ibn6sit err
lauben, @p. Grce[en8 ergebenIt oarauf
bin3upeiIep, Dab e5 ii6 ni4t UNI Sbre
8~eIuro6eit, ionoern um Die bes&ei4sz
tan3Iers
@raf 4~nran3au Gid 6o6aufri9e
tenb): &c 6anceIier c'sIt moi!!" lIno
nun NADER sic, boB sic meter tOmz
men, Sic 3eitung5I6mierer, fOnIt bOle
i'd ben 8ei656unb uno 6eBe Jpn auf
SS6re Gyammer9Waben
Sn1pettor Bruins: @pp @fp. Grcslz
tsn3 giitiger @rlaubniB, mid gu emit
~fsrnsn, made i9 nit ber3I;9em 9ant
fir bic liebanSpiiroige Nufna6me Sc
6rau6 unp geitattc mir, Gp. @rcsGen3
ro6 nattrdgIi4 Elm ebrfurAtsbpqe5
profit Rsuiabr" 3u3urufen! (3iebt
tief ben GpIinber6ut unb enifernt ii6
nit 5ahqDfen 8iidlingen.)
Inran3au, junior Der Grfte: 9apa,
7oqsr mir ben &srl ber6auen?!
@raf Qnran3uu (perG9tIi4): 9a8
6GuFfsn &ncdsn - Surgeons, ba5
Io6nt.ia nidt! Ger Idreitst nit grOBen
Sfritien Dem 66Iofs gu. fir ii6):
Die 53ettun9sn unb Der telegraph, ba5
iinb au6 10 Elm paar perbammte mo-
Derpe @%rfirlOun9en, bic einem MUIR 0us
bsrbittern! SGmmtlide 8lGtter
miiBten u%nterbriidt perben - nit
2tu5name Der n6am6urger Na6ri6@
:en!" (@in 8ogel, Der auf einem AIt
iibt, IaBt etpa8 auf Die 9uttrdmpe oss
@rafen faQen,)
@nrar}au, junior Der @rite Ga
6a6aba!
8rof Qnrun3au(na6 o6en blidenO):
8erbammter 6ebsrfudierl
Der 9oft6ote (om @4lOB<9OrtaD
itramm ftabsnb: @gceQsn3, bier Iinb Die
unb 3tpei Selegrumme!
@rdf 4nran3au (~pii56snD): S6eez
rem sic ii6 gum SeufeI - i6 lee feline
Selegramme! Sd min Nift5 opn Den
3eituu9en pifen.! (Stir3t in oas
S6lDB binein.)
4nran3au, Junior Der Grite (3u benz
BoItboten): @as Ite6'n sic bsnn ba
pie'p Bauer, benz bas &orn ber6agelt
8eriteb'n Sic benin fem 0euFd
9oItzNuguit?! Dtr lsien feline
Sefegrdmme, mir poGen Ri6t5 Oon
ben 3situngen tptiIen! (@ilt nit Dem
8ruper in Dd5 S6loB tinein.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

@raf Nnran3ou (Itiir3t ii4 i'm Bib
liotfefs3immer bsS S6loheS ouf Die
Bitten BON @Dt6e, S6iQer uno 2ei=
fling unb 3ertriimmert Ite): 6ergelauFe~
nes 2ite~raEenpplf, erbdrmli6es 8&itnz
.oel, ffsert Sud gum Seufel! - Dom
nsrtretter, 2efiin3 Bate i6 perf30nen
iouen! (na6ItnnenO): S6rieb Der
Mann ni9t frii6er &e3eniipnen in ben
y!6omburger Ra9ri8ten?!"
Sin 9iener (tritt elm: @rceaen3
Der5aiben -
8raf Nnrun8au (%rpiit6enb): 9urdz
lau6t!
Del 0isner: @ie meineu GrteIea3?
9raf Nnrun5ou (sin.n Stubl ger
T6fugtnb): Glenber 2atai. fpeiBt 9u
ni8t, pelfnr Sitel benz Dit : Rei6ss
~fan3lsr gebiibrt? SD bin 0ur6lduft
- meine bret 6dare BAT Der n&lobOez
rabatI6" peltberiibmt gema6t!
Der 9tener (bei Seite): lin 9ottes
pilen! Gum Slid lit S4peninger
ba! (@r elf binaus.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

- @smiit6li9. - Qr3t; ga,
ME iinO Sic 3ufrieoen?" - Boz
ttent (oer cine Gntfettungstur
Our6ma4D: rQuBsrprOentli6!
SD Grgere mid nur, oaB Die Sc
T4idte 10 bel @elo foitetI" -
4r5t: nNtfen Sic mas? 2(srgern
Sic Iif nur tij6tig - OeIto befer
I6lGgt Die Sur an"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
Wittel 3um 9ped.

- Mittel gum 3ped.
Ra8barin, lrer f6ld9t benn in Der
gta4t bel Sbnen Die groBe Sromz
mel, 9as lit ia taum gum 4u5z
taltcn!" ga ptFen'5 6rou
6uber, bic Srommel bot metn
Mlann na6 9aus brp6t uub mia
! mas 8'reoen anfang, ba bdut er
brauf los"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

9%OffnungslOs. - SHUTTER:
n6euer made i6 nit meinen brei
dlteiten S09tsrn cine R6eiutour.
9ausfreunb: n49, 0as pirD
Sbnen tpenig telfen, ba fam id
Semen feline 9pffnungen MAIDEN.
= Mutter: rQber tpdrum benn
ni9t?" Sausfreunb: n9tr
9i4ter Iagt ia I4pn: 9eb' nia,
an Der. 3hein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
bic 9iaguOie uuf Juror onttpurnaliz
Iticus ct 6aQutinatiO careuarii!"

Der @pilpgus (trttt auf unb ma8t
elm fe6r na80entIiae5 @eitdD: SIM -
.ieBt peiB i9 tpirtli4 nidt, rper mir ppn
ben 9eiben am Meiiten miBfaQt, Der
.@raf Nnran5au, Der ouf eine b0fIiGe
.Qnfrage gIei9 nit benz 0reiaTleseI
.3u18lGgt, pber bkTsr Samburg,r Der
.iretsr Der Dffentlibsn Meinung, Der
feline 6o6e Mtfiton 10 fe6r pertennt.
-baB er ii9 ME Elm Retrut I4ubrRgeIr
.IdBt. Die beutIds Sprade 1T bed ID
reid an T60nen, frGftigen Qusbriidsr
- Iiebe ,@0B BON 8erG6iugen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

= 3eritreut. = IS 1T I'M
gIuubli6, 6err PrOfeiIor, mas
4ues paifirt! @tebt 0a in Der
3eitung, DAB man cine S4iloz
'trOte aufgefunoen babe, auf mel
der Die Sa6rss5abt 1897 eingrdz
Dtrt 9epeien. "-PrpfeFor: nSjjz
IOti4e poer 4riitlife 3ei!redz
nung?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
Rnm bpm SbriihnDrt.

- 0a6 benz Sprii6port. -
Batter: ,Die Diel 2e6rer babt Sbr
eiqsntli6 in Gurer S9ule2" -
@oGn: %, cine gauge Menge, bU
tit Der 0ottor gtagel, 9err Dob
ring, 6err Rot6 -"- 8uter:
rQba, Notb. Der gisbt gepiB ben
GeIigiOnS unterri9t?" Sobn:
rNein, parum Oenn?" - Batter:
Sea, es beiBt bod: .9}ot6 le6rt
beten!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

Der @ergeBli6e. - 8eIuz
der: r@O lit Oenn Der I65ne
8du3tiF4 geblje6sn, Den Sic Sbz
rem 9emabl gum @eburtStog
geI6entt butten?" - 6rau PRO
fefor: Den babe i4 fOrtgeiteut...
@eibno6ten frie9t er i'm nod einS
nal ge1dRntt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
0om Gdferren6Df. e.

teroffi3ier: oSie ipoqen &unit=
tii6Ier iein i'm GiOil. Miiuer?
sic f0nnen ia ni6t einmal auf
einem 8ein fteben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

- 1tnfere 0ienitmdO6en. -
6aus6err: y@eitern 46eno mar
Gin 9ragoner BET Sbnen, Qnna!"
9~isnitmGo9en: nSatpo3l,
6err, aber auf ben brauz
4enSie nt6t eiferiii4tig gu iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
0rutfebler : Gnd2l.

9rudfe6ler = Gngsl. -
Sic (au5 Der 3eitung borleIenO):
n9as Orgun oer&iinitlerin fang
bei(Derer, ais ie." - Gr: n9u,
Qlte, ba5 fommt ielten Dor -
Oas lit ia Elm 0rudfsblerz@ngel!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
@prtipiel. - /. Stuper

= W0rtipiel. /. Stu0ent:
,Osnte Dir, 5reunO, i9 bin mo-
mentan gang obne S6uIOen." -
2. STUDENT: nQba, Bapu mar
bier; an Oieiem Ni3f6ulOig bijt
0u unI9ulOig!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

- Die tIuge 5reunOin. Bad
fii6: nSjsb' mai, SOni, ben
Stort!" - 6reunoin: o46,qsR
i'd gIau6' bod ni6t an zen
Stor3!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05

- GrtlGrt. - 8i9ter: .Qnz
gefIagter, pie fam es, baB BEL Der
3auferei benz 6%ubermaber bas
linte Nuge ausgeT3lagen puroe?"
Qngetlagter: rSa, pis fans;
mir iaBen gang gemiit6li6 am
uno bisfurirten unb nit
Mal, bd bling Dem
fein Nuge 6erou8."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
@ug Der outsn. altsn Belt.

= 4us Der guten, alien Set,
- 5ofmarI6aG: Der erite
S9nee in OieIem 8inter fdGt 10
eben, SereniiIimus!" - 6iirit
(pOneinem 5enfer gum dnOaren
idreiteno): rSa, pabrbaftig!
unb ni6t nur por biefem, Ionz
bern aud Dor jenem 6enIter."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
&inoli6e 7ur6t.-y8

= NIIIUIVUI VUIUI.- nUIUB@
papa, peroe i6 audi einmal
9roBpapu pie 9u?" - y9epiB,
mein Sungs!" - nQ(ber muB i4
bann audi Die 8roBmamd beirGz
tben?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-05
ST. III itti tb 8

6u III It 6 {
uufere 0~ienItmG06en, -
6ausberr: r@eitern @6eno mar
Gin 9ragoner Bel Sbnen, &nnd!!"
9~isnitmG09en: rSatpo3I,
6err, aber auf ben brauz
denSie nt4t eiferiii4ttg gu iein."
- 3erftreut. - Gs lit uns
gIaubIi9, 6srr 8rOfefpr, mas
aues p%aifirt! Stebt ba in Der
3eitung, OaB man cine S4iloz
trOte aufgefunoen babe, duf lpe.z
der Die Sabrss5abl 1897 eingrdz
Dirt getpeIsn. "-9rofe6or: nSjj=
Oii4e ooer 4riitli6e 3eisreG=
nung?"
- 8emittbli6. - Qr3t: rgtd,
ME iino Sic auFrieOen?" - 9oz
tient (oer cine Gntfettltngstur
Our6madD: rQuBerorOentli6!
SD drgere mid nur, oaB Die Sc
I4idte 10 bel @elo foitet!" -
Ir3t: yWtfIen Sic mas? Nergern
Sic Ii4 nur tii6tig - OeItO beRer
I6lGgt Die Sur an"
- @pm &aierren6of. - I'M
teroffi3ier: oSie poQen &unit=
tii9Ier iein i'm Gioil. MiiQer?
sic f0nnen ia ni6t einmal ouf
einem 8ein iteben!"
0rutfe6ler : Gngal. -
Sic (au5 Der 3eitung 0orleIeno):
r9as 0rgan cer&iinItlerin tIang
bsi(t)erer, ais ie." - @r: n9u,
Qlte, bas fommt Ielten Dor -
Oas lit ia Elm 0rudfsblerz@ngel!
- SinOIi6e 6ur3t.-n8roBz
papa, iperOe i6 audi einmal
9roBpapu pie 9u?" - y@epiB,
mein Sunga!" - nNber muB i'd
bann audi Die 8roBmamd beirGz
tben?"
- 8ortIpiel. - 1. STUDENT:
.Oente Dir, 5reuno, i9 bin mo-
mentdn gang obne S6uloen. -
2. STUDENT: .Qba, Bapu mar
bier; an Oieiem gi6f4ulOig bit
0u un14ulOig!"
- Die tluge 5reunoin. Bad
.Sis6' NAL, Soni, ben
Stor6!" - Breunoin: o46,qsR
id 9Iou6' bod ni6t an ben
Stor9!"
Der @ergeBli6e. - 8e7uz
der: 80 1T Oenn Der I65ne
Rau6tiT4 gsblie6sn, Den sic So
rem @emdh[ 3lm @eburtstdd
butten?" - 6rau pro
feFor: Den babe i4 fortgeiteQt...
0ei6nahten friegt er i'm nod ein7
nal geI6entt!"
- Mittel gum 3pet. II
Ta8barin, trer i6IGgt benn in Der
gta6t bel S6nen bic groBe Sromz
mel, 0as lit ia tuum gum 4us~
taItcn!" nSa pifen'5 6rdu
bic Srommel bot metn
na6 5aus bro9t unb mia
! mas 8'reoen unfang, ba 90ut er
DrQut IDS.
- Na6 bam Sprii6port. -
gDie Diel 2e6rer ba6t SIR
in Gurer S9ule2"
SoGn: %, cine gdn3e Menge, bU
tit Der 0ottor ytagel, 9err Dob
ring, 5err NOt6 - 8uter;
,Qba, Rotb. Der gisbt gepiB ben
ReIigionsz unterri4t?" - Sobn:
Ppin mnr,1m npnn2" - Wr+pr.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-09

During the last few days the fate
of Cevera's fleet and the city of San
tiago de Cuba has probably been set
tied. 1t was no light task that Gen
eral Shafter had before him, but he
evidently considered his force ade-
quate for the attempt, as he did not
intend waiting for reinforcements be-
fore striking his blow. Some of the
European military critics think that
General Linares has out-witted Gen
eral Shafter, but the outwitting
seems on par with Admiral Cevera' S
feat The main method of outwitting
which the Spanish leaders seem to
employ is to get themselves some
where where it is difficult for their
foes to get at them, and where, when
the right moment comes, they car
carefully yield to save the lives OF
their men-and of themselves.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-09
THE FUTURE.

In the course of. looking up argu-
ments for annexation the paper men
toned above has come across an opin-
ion by Judge Morrow, who after some
discussion was joined by Judges Gill
bert and Ross, thus becoming the
unanimous opinion of the Circuit
Court of Appeals. The opinion is an
important one, and as it may affect us
after annexation it is well worth re-
production Judge Morrow said:
The Territories of the United States
are entirely subject to the Legislative
authority of Congress. They are not
organized under the constitution, nor
subject to its complex distribution of
the powers of government as the or
ganic law, but are the creation, eX-
clusively, of the legislative depart
ment, and subject to its supervision
and control.
The United States having rightfully
acquired the Territories, and being
the only government which can inn
pose laws upon them, have the entire
dominion and sovereignty, national
and municipal, Federal and State. I'm
der this full and comprehensive au-
thority Congress has unquestionably
the power to exclude Intoxicating
liquors from any or all of its Terrific
ries, or limit their sale under such
regulations as it may prescribe. 1t
may legislate in accordance with the
special needs of each locality, and
vary its regulations to meet the cir
'cumstances of the people. Whether
the subject elsewhere would be a
matter of local police regulations or
within the State control I'M
der some other power, it is inmate
rial to consider; in Territory all the
functions of government are within
the Legislative jurisdiction of Con-
gress, and may be exercised through
q local government or directly by
such legislation as we have now I'M
der consideration"
BY the annexation treaty, however,
as by the Newlands joint resolution,
the details of the future government
of Hawaii will be arranged by com
mittee of five, of whom two must be
citizens of the Islands. If we come
into the power of the United States
under either of the methods mention
ed above, the provisions arranged for
win be faithfully carried out. If we
are, on the other hand, annexed as
war measure, there will be no provi-
sions stipulated, and Judge Morrow's
Interpretation, or opinion, will hold
good