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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

| Lewiston claims the oldest man who
! voted in Maine last Monday in David
Loring, age 101, who walked to the polls
with the boys and did the duty of a
| citizen which he has never failed to do
in the last so years. How many young
| fellows who vote for the first time, this
spring, will vote in 1878?
Nathaniel Jackson Of Morrill, is only a
boy compared with Uncle Loring, but
! he is the Oldest man in town. He is 81
wears of age and after the heavy storms
of February was out on the roads with
| his shovel and OK team. working witt
the best of them.
over in Hampden Mrs. Eliza Thomp-
son. age 81, is one of the spry young
| girls of the town. Together with her
| grandchildren she is said to be out
every morning sliding on tine crust. and
| enjoying the cxhilarating sport no less
! than they.
| James Hartman Of Newport, has
reached an age when most men have
white hair, # they have any hair az
all He is 81 years of age but his hair
| Is stil dark and heavy. Moreover his
eyesight is - good that H. reads easily
without the aid of spsctaclcs.
The leading social event of the sea-
son III Prospect was the birthday party
given recently by Mrs. Gardner over
lock. age 50 \ large number Of her
friends acre present ard the sub
stantial dinner they enjoyed included
baked chicken with the usual hXings,
mine" ani pumpkin pies. plum CAKE.
doughnuts. preserved pears. bread aud
butter. She did all herself a!one. eV"n
to making the butter.
The half dozen Instances Of smart
did age mentioned above arr picked a.
random from The score ~ two THAI an
pca, In the columns ~ our Maine ~
changes each week All Of which
shows that Maine is the best place ~
the void ~ reach a vigorous oid asc
filled with happy usefulness.
1t takes Eiddeford people to get II
put iho real business spirit into politias
In d recent sermon Bildeforl clergy
man said h. had a blamed sight more
respect for a man Whn voted tNic"
than for a man who neglected To No;e
At ali.
The West Bath Graner. recognizing
that ON the seal Of our STATE the sailor
and the farmer stand side hy side. has
shown It's patriotism ~ sending so toI
New York toward The fund for a munu-
ment in honor Of the heroes Of the
Main"
The adverse opinion of the supreme
court on the question Of the constitu-
tionality Of tho enabling act by which
it Vas expected that Watervile would
secure. "A new city hall. is going to leave
matters IN decidedly unsatisfactorE
condition In the first place the con
tractors are hard hit. as they have al
ready expended. Il is reported. some
$4,000 upon the foundation for the pre-
posed building. a good part of which
will he complete loss to them Again,
the city is left with an old city hall,
looking a good deal worse than II did
before ii was moved. and occupying d
much less convenient spot.
A new admission scheme was tried I
a recent Portland church sociable. All
persons were charged according TO their
height. three cents for each foot and
one cent for each inch over even feet.
This was a snap for those who Wei
short in both height and cash.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

If this isn't spring, it is certainly q
fine imitation of it, The genuine ar
ticle couldn't have any better flavor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

With five new 1oinch guns mounte
or mounting and an emergency supply
Of $1,000 pounds Of projectiles, the city
interests are being we'll cared for by
the national government.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12
Ward 5.
Ward 6.

Alderman an-FRANCISCO d. COLBURN.
Councilmen-J. ARTHi r SAY AGE.
FIXED ID. LYNN.
Warden-B. f. FOLSOM
ward Clerk-ALBERT \. CLARK.
Constablo--FRANK w. CHADWICK.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Why not add to this list the name of
Secretary Long who. next to the Presi-
dent, is the most commanding figure in
the country at the present time? He
is as truly a son of Maine as any of
these mentioned.
The salt air agrees with Belfast men.
Four sea captains of that city who re-
Gently met in a store found that their
united weight was a half ton lacking
but Il pounds, or an average Of about
$50 pounds. The following day another
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

James Hartman Of Newport, has
reached an age when most men have
white hair, If they have any hair al
all. He is 50 years of age bul his hair
Is stil dark and heavy Moreover his
eyesight is - good that H. reads easily
without the aid OF sp.ctaclcs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12
FOR MAYOR.
J. MANCHESTER HAYNES
City Election, March a.
Republican Ward Nominal ons.
Ward |.

"dTU ].
Alderman--L. D. CARVER.
Councilmer-A. A. NICHOLS, CHAS.
Warden-JAMES s. LITTLE.
Ward Clerk-CHARLES +. HOMIE.
Constable-W. l.. THOMPSON.
Ward ?.
Alderman-ELMER L. PARKMAN.
Councilmen- FRANK II. WELLMAN.
BYRON BOYD
Wardcn-LORENZOR =. II Il.
Ward Cleril CHARLES j. HOUSE.
Constabe--ti. < Mt LLlkEN.
Ward 3.
ldcrman-3IF,LVILLE SMITH.
unciimen-IEONAED II. DUDLEY,
DANIEL u. SEWALL.
Warden ETHlIL II. JONES.
Ward clerk l.. .GETCHELL.
Constable EDWARD 4. MYRICk.
ward 4.
Alderman WILLIAM II. EDWARDS.
ouncilmen-AKTHUR Il. PERClVAL.
AUGUSTINE CAkET
Ward clerk FRANK B. HAsKELL.
Constable-FRANK L. CHASE.
Ward 5.
Alderman EDWIN j. PHILBRICK.
ouncimen-CHARLES \. KNOWLES,
CHARLES +. FLETCHER.
Warden-F'RED f. GARLAND.
Ward Clerk-CHARLES b PULL
BRICK.
Constable-BENJAMI II. TRACEY,
Ward 6.
Alderman FRANCISCO D. COLBCRN.
Councilmen-J. ARTHUR SAVAGE,
FIXED d. LYNN.
Warden-B. e. FOLSOM.
ward Clerk-ALBERT \. CLARK.
Constable--FR FRANK w. CHADWICK.
Ward 2.
Alderman-J. HOWARD CHANDLER.
uncilmen-CIiARLES z. PURlNToN.
ALBERT T. MURPHY.
Wardon-E. II. GAY.
Ward Clcrl--W. G. HASKELL.
Constabc-L. q. HASKELL.
ward 8.
Aderman-CHA w. BAILEY.
Councilmon-FRED q. DOE, ELMER
l.. kIMRAII.
Warden-CHARIES A. SPAUI.DING.
Ward Clerh-PAIl. Y. BROWN.
Constable JAMES \. JONES.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Alde1man-L.. d. CARVER.
Councilmen-A. A NICHOLS, CHAS.
+. STURTENA
Warden-JAMliS s. LITTLE.
Ward Clerk-CHARI-ES +. HOMIE.
Constable-W. l.. THOMPSON.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

the national government.
The matter OF having a city govern
discussed. 1t is believed that Bar Hai
Dor could be governed easily and viii
less expense under a city charter ant
the transition is probably not far dis
tant.
Machiasport boasts of a 11h pount
cat He handles the biggest rats ans
dogs as easily as ordinary felines d.
mice, and has been suspected of kilins
sheep.
Lisbon won first prize for long town
meeting warrants. 1t was nine fee
and three inches long-and the poo
constable had to make three writer
copies,
Portland Transcript: An exchange
points out that there is a great deal o
Maine in the present political equation
aside from the Maine that was SUM
at Havana. There is Speaker Reed
who dictates the action of the House a:
a Maine representative: Mr.. Dingley
leader of the Republican majority .
the House. Mr. Boutelle, chairman o
the naval committee, who is to b,
reckoned with in all that concerns tn,
situation; Senator Frye, president pre-
tenn of the upper chamber; and Senator
Hale, who presides over the Senate
naval committee. The Maine inciden
will he locked after by Maine men, j
seems.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

Alderman-ELNER L. PARKMAN.
Councimen-FRA X. WELLMAN.
BYRON BOYD
Wardcn-LORENZO Il. HILL.
Ward q, rk-CHARLt,S j. HOUSE.
Constabla--G. (. MULLikEN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12
Werd g..

AIderman-M -MELVIILE SMITH
Councilmen-I.E II. DUDLEY.
DANIEL u. SEWALL.
Warden ETHIlL II. JONES.
Ward CLERK -WILIIAM Il. GETCHELL.
Constable EDWARD +. MYRItk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
aOmirul gluhnrmann's Gummentarr.

0a5bington, .. g., 80. Deg.
- Oas Bureau fir Marine g2a6=
ritttn, Defen Ghaf Commander Gloz
Der lit, per0ifentIi6ts 6eute Elm 9amz
p6Iet aus ,gommentaren Oe5 GOntrez
2lonirdIs 9lupOamdrn, oautIt4 Slot
ts, ii6tr bic Sauptpuntte Oes &riege5
nit Spanien."
QtOmirol 9Iuboemann ml9t Epeoer
Der amerifanii6en, nod Der IpuniI3sn
SeefrieQsfunIt groBe Gpmplimante Il.
er 1prj8t Die 2(rIi6t uu5, buB Der
8rieg penig pon 8ert6 9eIebrt bat.
8ei 8eTpre6ung Der SeeI6la6teR
Iagt Der 2(Dmirdl:
y0Q5 amaritdniI6e WuteriaI fat
ni6t nur feine @irfIamteit, IonDern
uu8 ieine 9uuer6aftigteit 6e;pieIen,
Da dm Gnoe De5 &rie9es nur bier Sc
5fiiBe reparaturbsoiirftig puran, uno
3tpor foLGe, in pel6sa bic 9roieftile
i'm Rp6re erplp0irt puren. 0ieier
l1m7tuno in @srbinoung nit anoerem
bdufigem 8erId9en bon 3un0ern be-
peiit, Dab Die Contribution Der Climber
in Qmeritu pon Der 8oIlfomnen6eit
rod 7e6r melt entfernt lit. "
9laf 2(nii6t Oe5 4Omiral5 9luoOe=
mann BAT Die Ginri6tung pon 8,odaz
Den uno bic 8erpenoung BON &reuz
germ riht5 Neue5 geLe6rt. 8s3iigli9
Der 2anoung Der omerifaniT6en Or
NEE in Si6oneD unO 8aiquiri tritiIirt
er Die Gpanier, neil Iie nift parIuht
baben, bic 2lmeritaner an jenen Orten
3uriid gu T6lagsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
Sic &bIOBnnug Der rubaniidsn >, Gas
trinteu g"

Wafbington, .. g., 80. Deg.
- Die cu6unii6en QutoritGt2n 6a6en
in 8prausii3t, DaB bic Ser. Staatenz
Regierung getpiQt 1T, bic SnIurgsnten
nit $10O PRO Mann d63ul06nen, um
beren Gleno gu linbern unb beren Mttz
nirtung BEL Der NsugeItultung Der
8erbGltniFe 3u Iihern, bereitsS4rttte
get6an, um fsit3uitsugn, pie pisIe Gus
barer eigentli9 bic 8aFTsn getragsn
6aben uno oeshdlb 3u Der Qbl0bnung,
faus iie eintritt. bere9tigt ftnb. gu
bem 3ped fat Iith etn Wtitglieb Der
cu6aniIfpn GDmmiIlion, pel6e nit
General @arcia an Der Spibe 6ierber
qefpmmsn 1T, pieosr na9 Cuba begez
ben, I'm alls OisS6e8iigIidan Papiere
gu fammeln. 9ieIe 9apiere ioQsn ben
bieIigen maB9ebenOen &reiien pOrgez
legt per0en.
@enerdl Gagan bDm 0apartement
fir 8rpDidntz unb SSntanOdnturipeien,
bat betailtrte 8erihte iiber bic Ser
t6silund BON Qiebe5gaban an Die noE6z
leibenben gu6drer er6alten. Die Be
ritte erge6en, buB Die yotRlage eiHe
aroBe lit uno bic 9aben Oiel @lenO ge@
6o6sn BADEN. General Gagan 1T Der
QlnFi6t, puB bic GrpeOitionen Oe5
ngomal," pel6er 100000 Ratlonan
an 8orO bate, unD be5 r8rattan"
ausrei6en, um Die crit: gotR gu lin
bern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
9rinltte Spannm9.
]lit6tS ]leuCS Uon JCot(o.
Ser crfuartctc ScridIt nun Der GE.
pCSitiun nntcr Scm @cncral 9fil.
lcr nod nidIt ciu9etrUffcn.

@nur6ie ouf ben 3abrorenz uno Ga
rol;nenzSynitIn. - Der bpn ben
2lmeritansrn eingeIeBte @ouber=
raur bon 8uam por DEN ging2z
borensn ni6t cnerfannt. - Mebr
9eBIa8sn aug 5ongz&ong. - Sc
neral Q}ile5' 2tnqa6sn User Du5
rein6olTomirte 6lei19" auF 9orto
gico ais @ggenItanO elmer nsueu
llnterIu6ung. - 0forgen ptrO
Gu6a unter ameritaniI6e 8erpaIz
tllrg gsitsllt. - Sin OeutT6er 40
mirul ii6er Die 2ebren be5 8rieg5,
Q8afbington, D. g., 80. 0e3.
- 0a5 &riegs Department empfin9
6eute eine &a6el 9epeI9e oes 9enez
ra,5 Dts, 8afe6l56a6er5 81 W}onild.
aQein baFsl6e bra9te ni4t Die 10 Te6nz
li6 erportete g}a6ri4t iiber Die Gage
gu SIoilo. General Stis meIbete
Oarin, er babe nod teinen 8erjdt ij6sr
oa5 ReIultat Der Qonoung Der grpez
oiiion unter oem @eneral M{iQer gu
SIOilo erfulten.
l0as Observation-Disclosures Fat @orz
tebrungen fir Die 5erItcuung Oe5POit=
OieHites 3pii4en 0}anila uro @uom,
un7erer reuen 6lottsn : Station i'm
StilIen U}eere, getroffen. 2(pmiraI
0epsH lit irItruirt, nu9 2(utunft Oe5
&reu3r5 ngoTemite" minbsIten5 elm
mai aus 3pei U}onate 4oitIa9en nab
Der Sn1eI 8uam 3u erpeoiren unO irz
gen6 Elm bi5ponibls8 6o6r3eug ieiner
6lOIte gu benz 8pede gu psrpenDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
Die Snuta gu Song Sung,
Der s5ar0pantt ber 5ilipino5 pieoer
sinmul tlar Qemo6t. - ganaD
uao Die qan3e 9ifapa5 @ruppe
in 6dn0sn Der SnIurgenten.

Song Song, 80. DECEMBER. -
Die 6;eIiQa Suntd Der 6ilipino5 Fat
BAN 8ertrster Der ,NTociirtsn 9reKe"
pieoer einmul ihren 'Stanbpuntt tlar
gema6t. sic 6eItreitet, Dab Ii9 2Gguiz
naIbo 3ufrieOen QGben pnb bic nRutiOs
naLarmee" duFl0fen nerbe, penn i'm
Die amsritunii6e Req;erung gum Sc
nerulmaior uno 8efebls6a6er bon
flint Gin9e6Orenen Regimentern err
nenne. Die SSunta beFts6t auf i6ren
Friiberen Sorberung&n bittet UNI cine
ltnterIu9ung Der Sage auf ben 9Riz
lippinen burh cine porurtbeil8Trete
GpmmiFton unb 6e36n0rt oas dmerie
funiT6e 9oIt, iit elmer ii6ereiIten Gntz
f6eioung gu ent6aIten. sSloito, erz
tlGrt bic oSunta meier, babe IiD Der
Rationaturmee ii6erqs6eH uno bic gam
32 oSnFeI 9anub 6sfinbe Iif jsBt in
6Gnoen Der Ginq2borensn. Die Ndhz
rt6t iiber bic Gta6IirunQ elmer Gppoz
IiIipns Rspu6Iit auF 0eu 8iId0a5z
synieln iei sinFaa ;rlogen. Ollie gsans
ten auf isnen 25nIeLn Ieien BON Qgut=
nalbo ernannt. Die Tilipinps {e5Hten
TiA nd4 Frisbli4sr geiIegung auer
I6pe6enoen Streitfragen uno psrliez
ZEN Iib auf bic 8erehtiQteit b2r 2tmes
ritaner. SbQIeih bic 9Ejlippireaz
Repu6tt nod Elm 8ino unter ben Nuz
tipnen lei. 70 piirbe lie Ii6 oennO3
TART Fii6Ien, penn lie oe8 Wo6lpotz
lens Der groBen ameritanilfen Natjou
perIidsrt lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
S'runtcr un0 O'rilbcr.
2lnarh;e ouf ben Qaoronen uro Sd
roIjntn. - Der BON Den Qmeritaz
nern etnQ@ebte 8oupGrneur bon
Guam bon ben 9eppbnern pieDer
ab9eieBt. - 8lut6aO auf Der @oz
rOIjnen ,SynIeI 9onapi.

NN~s1 - - N~'NNNf~N'~ - ~" -
rOIinen '9nIeI 9onapi.
UGantla, 80. 0eam6lr. - Der
fosbsn BON oen 2aoronsn SynIe.n bier
urgstpmmene 6ribiite SGopner ,&sz
meruloa" brinQt Die Ra4rifd, baB iiA
Die ,Spanier auf Der 5HieI Guam,
nodDsm Der umerifaniT6e &reu5er
rGfarleIton" i'm IeBten Suni BON bort
a6gsFa6ren mar, psigsrten, bic 2luz
toritdt 6rancis 9ortuIaf's an3usr@
fenner, nalfer pcm @apl. Slap, Be
febIs6a6er osS .JG6arIeitpn, munbIi9
autor;iirt pproen mar, Iein friibers5
Regime aIs 9puDernsur fort3uIeBen.
On bsf&n Stsqs puroe syoIe 'Sifo, elm
Friberer 0FfentIifsr 4ominiitrator, ,aIs
9puoerneur eiRQeieBt. 0erIel6e orr
ganiItpte eine aus gingeborenen 6sifez
fenbe 6atpaFfnete M}aht, colettirte cine
8ppFIteuer BON $6 DON iebem 8epobz
nsr unb ber6lrQ Is Sonnen 8ulDsr,
ippie eine Qudntitdt Wlunition, bamit
DisIer 8prrai6 Den Q(merifonern ni6t
BEL i6rem @ieoertpmm&n in bic 6GuOe
fauen IOqts.
Der S9poner 6eri6tst ferner, bdB
bic iponjI6e 9arniion 5u Panopi, auf
ben GaroI;nen SynIeln, non ben Sin
ge6orensn mahdfrirt norosn 1T. 9enrD
6aoti, Elm 6duptIing, lpeI9er etpu5
8iloung 9enOiien bah 1T gum Serrz
Id1er Der Gdrolinen errd6lt norben.
0erIet6e ioG ben 4meritansrn FrsuRbz
Iih gsiinnt 5ein.
Der britiIds &reu3sr r8uena @enz
tura" lit gum Sfube Der 6riijI6en
SntereFen na4 SSyo;lo a6gsgun9sn.
Der Ios6en Bier angetommene Ipaniz
I6e 0ampfsr y3pmulu5" beitdtigt bic
2lngabe, oaB bic SnIurgenten geneigt
Iino, SStoilo an bic 2lmsritaner a65us
tretsn, porousqeieBt, baB Iie 6tfrieoiz
9enoe 8eriihsrunQen 6inIi6tl;6 Der
8utiinftiger 3eqierunQ Der SnIe! err
halten.
6runci9 BortuI0A, tpsl4em bic SFz
fi8iars De5 rGbarIeIton" bic 9erpalz
tung Der Qaoronen SynIeIn auftrugen,
lit Elm qe6orener Sponier, etpa 30
SATIRE alt, uno Der ein3ige ameritaniz
{6e C8iirqer auF Der betreffenOen SSnz
Ielgrupps. Gr puroe i'm Sabre 1888
in G6ica9o naturaliIirt unD ion Der
Sofr zines reifen &aufmann<S in
Barcelona ieir.
U}it 9anopi. no oie Gin9e6orsnsn
bic Spanier nieOermeBeLten, lit pa6rz
Tfstnlid bic sSrfsl 8apiqust. aud Unz
ter Dem Ramen 9onape uno 9unapi
6etannt, Qemeint. 0ieIeI6e 1T bic
3tpsit9rOBte Der sSnieIn Der @arOljnenz
9ruppe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
Gs luirn lucitrr gCIOgrn.

9ereite 9robutt5 Der aagt;ifer 6eBz
lii9en 6abrif in 6ong &On9.-
2(rQe6Ii6e unter6anoIun9sn Os5
9rin3en Ssinri6 nit Den SnIur=
genten.
Qonbpn, 80. 0&3. = Gin Gorrez
Iponosnt bss g8loba" Thretbt unter'm
26. Nobamber aus Song 8png:
rG8 piro Elm grOBes llngIiit Isin,
mann Die 5iIipinos burd fuftige89or=
gsEsn cher llrtenntniB oss F6atIG6liz
den Stanoes Der 0ings Ith gegan Die
Q(meritaner erheber. 8is jeBt haben
bic 6ilipino8, pbgIet6 bic Qmeritaner
oft geniigenb 9ropotation gagaban ia
ben, groBe 8uriid6uItun8 ge5sist ano
cine Itarfe 2(bneigung buge9an, e5 81
3uIammenit0Ben tonpmen 5u IaHen,
an Den Sag gelegt. Sie piinIhea
ni6t, gu tGmpFen, unb ptnn ,5nen Die
2tmaritaner rur uuF 6aG6em Wsge ent=
gegen tommen, ge6t 2l1es gut. G5 1T
bur9 etne gere9te, faut5ndrniI6I@iz
nigunQ nit ben Girgsbprenen piel 81
gapinnen, pG6reno cine 6ortieBun8
Der arbitrGran 8e6anolurg un3peiz
fel6lft qroBe 8erIuIte i'm 8efolge bo=
ben nirb. Die geredten 8eItre6un9en
pe5 9olte5 Ioqten in 8etraht gf5ogen
perOen, uro jb CLAUDE, oie5 piiroe Der
| San Iein, penn nur Die geei9netsn
0}Gnner pou Dem 9rGIioarten 3ur8etz
lagurg Der 5rdge Der tiinFtigen Regie=
rung Der synTeln na6 genugenOsr lie
6erlegung uno iorgTGltiger Yriifung
hinuu8qeI6idt piiroen. Sine IoIhs
GpmmiFIion piiroe eHt0et9n, Dab bic
i5ii6rer Der 5iIipiro5 Ie5r lppdl Qesen
bic &merifoncr ,gepeTen Iinb. Sd DeiB
isBt, oaB lie 2lngsbote BON 0suti6z
lamb unb 5rantraih a6seIs6nt haben.
2(ls 9rir3 Sainri9 Song Song be
Iu6te, peran(aBte er bic Eij6rer Der
5ilipinos, ifn bort 5u beIuhen uno
t6eilte ibren nit, ouB er 3rmdftjgt
lei, Den Gings6orenen pclle 2lnerten@
nung ibrer uationalen Regierur8 5u
bsr7preter, penn 7ie bafiir an0,utIhz
lanb cine tIeine 8oblen Station ab=
tretsr. 5rlntreidl mudte nod Tpd=
tar G6nli6e 2(ner6jeten. uno in itoem
7FaIIe luutete bic 2tntpor!: gDir t0H=
nen Iitts nit SGren obnoder. Die
2lmeritarer Gubsn un5 lladb6Gnqigz
felt berTproGen, uno mir polen mar
ten uno Iefer, pas bic 2(msritdrer fir
unS tbun DerOsn."
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6uba's urur5 9lrgimr.

Worqen iperbsn bic Sterne pno Streiz
fen in 6abar1 aufss3ogen. -
Pro9ramm Der lltb'rtragung Der
9srpdltuH9. - Die gYatrioten"
unterparfcn It6 Den omerj!dnis
Iten 2tnOrbnungen uno iteben BON
i6rer beo6Ii6tigten Jejer ab.
5apuno, 80. Deg. - lin 10
llbr am nGhIten Sonntdg, l. SSdnuar,
perben Die omsritaniT9en Sruppen Die
8ld3o Dor Dam 8dluit os5 8eneruI=
GdpitGrs 6sieBen, pGbreno Iib od5
ipaniIte U}ilitdr auT bic bersitIieqen=
cen Transport 0ampFer 3lrijd5ieht.
General GapitIn Gufeucno5 unO
Stab blei6an i'm 8alaIt, I'm ben 82z
reraI 8roote uno Die ij6ri2en dmeris
taniIfer 9eFl6Is6dber gu umpfan9en.
2l6t6eilurQen dmerifdr;Ther Gruppen
beIeBen tn3pjIhen Dd5 WiorrOs&1tel,
6ort GdblndS urO bic Ibri9tn 55e=
ItunQ2perte, uuo rur eins Helm, 8b~
t6eilurQ Spdnier blejbt IN ieoem Sort
3uriid, nm bic dmeritlniIhe 6IQgge
6ei i6rsm @Ifbiiien 5u IaIuttrer. Da5
gir3isfsr Der ipaniT6en 6logge, Ou5
Qlu3ieEen Der Starre uno Streifen,
Da8 2(u3tauI6en bon Solut5 Il. I. ID.
aa6en i'm Gintlange nit oem 6trsit5
0erDfFcntlihtsn Broqrdmm por Stat
ten. Sin So6n oss Generals @aoe
niro i'm Utorro GaIteu, IND Elm
Sofn be5 Generals See in Sort Ga6az
mas Die Sterne unO StrsiFen auf3iez
FER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31

Gjanj polltuc Qcmuicrtc GbtDiot=NuliQc in clc=
Qouteu iarrjrteu uuO QcuiIritltcu Ntuisru. MODERN
5uqci6UittCu, NIT Sodlbzgltlus unD Nalb=6uiUmcrs
qciuttcrt friibercr Qrci5 $500. 3uDentUr=&u=
fluisnrtis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
Der 9tOBe Snpentnr- 2jcrRauf,

Dc@cr cine arobc 8eonttion ouf isocs Ccmano in
UHicrem GtabIiTcmcut bcotutct, bc1innt bcute, uno
Dtun Sic Ottic 9rciie Ourbiebm DOlcu, DtgOtu
Sic Isi5t Die Oamit ocrbuuOcucH GyipargaGu cr=
fcnn;E sic ipcrom I5 criuucrn Oab mir tua5r,uO
oicicr Gaujm SaiiOu uuQebrObcuc ldrtie'n i'm
gRertGt bis 3u $l5 fir $3.50 perfauften! 99oblau
oieie qluidqc Qcbcn lest idmmtIib fir S6 % inrt;
tcuer Dcridbcu iuurOt uripriiuVlib ittr wtui9er
uls 5000 psrtouft, unO man6c o,riclbu fir
$3.50 unp $500; op6 pcroca ocielbcn ujbt Der
@couttiou 6utoc6tn, uuo fc Dtr0sn fortps5m fir
SG25.
Cine olci6e 8cOuitioW ertO9t 0urf Ou aciamm=
ten GagcrbcitauO, uuO ais cine Gdrantie reclcu
@crtaui5 Oicus uuicrc prbIbctanutc 8cgc!:
l. NJ. B. 0. D. - SIR Gtlo 5uyud95lcbsu
aui gerlaugcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
Sn.75

Girc Qartit bon ct0auttu 4stnopfiQtn oSat5"
uHO culliidcu QromuuDcu=NnlitQcu, ans Ocu bc=
item 0cuuus, Qcmuiterteu 6hcpiots uHo Qcnutcrteu
NuiTmeres auaeitrtiQt. 9luliQe, iir nc trQco cu
Sbncoer $500 berc6ucu DitroC SnoTturs&srs
Frfrf- rrrTz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
$40

Gcmuitcrtc Q9orftcos g9oritcO Ghsuiots uuO ftinc
6Gifme.ts, iobc, bic jrVcuo Elm ltum nit StoI
traQcu lgirOe uuo oic fir SlS NM $l5 pcrtOuit
nurbtH. &Hocutur= @crfauisprcis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31

Seut $500 uu0 $3.50 rfdncu BAD Goutrt-a
8Udc, Ciuiqc nit iocbtcu GHocrs nit SuHmet=
Rru1cH, nit @ab gltla5 QciUttcrt &uuWturz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
$3.50

nit 2ltlo5 QriUtttrtr bluut uno ibpar}e Rcricoz
ue5cy3icbcr taOca0s Qcmadt INN prddtiQ icrtG
Qcitcllt Gin 10 fciucr u of lpit uur irQcuo &cmauO
ijb Oiuoeu touute; IrUbcrcr Qreis 5000. &us
ucUtur Qrtis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
9ln5H9c!
S6.25

2ae ituc SIS, $l3 uuO $40 9luli0c, bon rDc5'u
nur cuQc iucnlQc Dericlbtu 2rt iibrjQ b!jsbeU,
ciuidlicBlib GbtUipts mn Gaifmcrts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
S14755
ltcbcr5icbcr!
$500

Q9r habtu cine Qortic pou bluutu uno ibuuum
crlcDzllcbcrilchtrH, r,lbc mir iitT $50 MD
$1,000 pCrIuuftcu NuUcntur=Qrci5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
$eftags< An3et9elt.
Sam bnrger'S,
Baltimore uuO 6nmarSfraBe.
gffiIt Ga6 gu einrm gargainsA Appel!

Gs lit Dies uniere 6albid6rlit fb Dieocrbotcnos
Gntrnguu0, nm las ausluUsriCufsn, mas pOu
DEN SaiioHs9Orrdtbsn tbriq gt5,jebsu 1T, 10 oab
mir i'm nd6tcn Sabre Der Q8oDrbeit 0smdb onUons
cirtH tJuucu:
ralte gOrrat6c fuocn bier ttincn &ubcplas!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
RADWAY'SREAD RELIEF
brridafft iufurtige 9inOrruug.
S6mter5en i'm 2tit&en!
6 9 beriagt ME!
8urirt uno ncrBiitet

GrFditunsSn, 6uffCn, cntJiuoeteH 5aIs, 5n'
fueuJd. NnfebWsHuns Ger 9eleRfe, Sufts
IDrb, RbtumatiSmuS, 8turaIsit,
Ssppfptn, 3abnpsb. 2ftbmd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31

Die Grt6uuungen ii6er BEN 6Ieiid~
lieTspur85 : SdpinOel. - Der
@eneral Tis6t ben an8eorO6ttn
&I1gen Der Gontrattorsn nit Rube
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31

Gurlst, ME btftio urO auiIsuS o, s8mtrl,H
aud isiH mogtu, bic Der NIT Rbnunltismus @,s
baftets, btttdG'ri1e GuolliOt. 9rtrippdt,. 3tr'
oOie, an 3curaI9ie 2ti0tuO,, OO,r fraUi EaruitoUr
IjcQcHoc aus sjUicbtu bar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31

4ereite 9robatts Der aagl;ffer 9eB=
liigen 6dbrit in Spng &ona.-
2(rge6li6e lInter6anOIun9en Oe5
9rin5en Seinri6 nit Den SnIurz
GRnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31
0yS0l0rin,
S9Httrlfrpit nnO 5irbcr, SEicbsr uuo
9GeaIeIfirbrr grBtilt.
RADWAYs sREADY RELIEF
9cilMug

Rein D,9ttabiib, mil0 uHo luctrlaih1 3t1us
lir,u bic Qtbtr IND @trooWuu9s sor1out. Die fb.rts
uuo bite Ut,oBtu otr Q8clt gcbuis
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-09
SIZE OF THE WHEAT CROP.

AS to the size of the wheat crop of
the last season there appears to be
some difference of opinion. The gov
eminent estimate of 530,0oO,0O0 bush
els is disputed by some authorities,
Mr.. E. H. Thoman among the num-
Der. this latter giving it as his opin-
ion, after a long computation, that the
yield of last year was in the neighbor-
hood Of 5S0,000,000 bushels, and that
the farmers have at the present time
on hand not less than 100000 900 bush
els, unsold Or for their own use.
After year is over, it is possible, by
following the collection of grain in
the various elevators and the ship
ments by the various railroads, and al
lowing for seed and local consumption,
to determine pretty accurately what
has been the crop of the given season;
but this close determination is not yet
possible Of the yield of wheat for the
last year.
The amount now on hand and the
future harvesting, at home and
abroad, will determine the price OF
wheat in the future. There is hardly
a possibility of a condition of affairs
in the international wheat market such
as existed last year, which sent wheat
prices skyward. 1t is in order for the
Spectator to cast an anchor to wind
ward. There is nothing quite so skit-
fish as the wheat market.