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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08

assaulted. failing to put in an appear
ance. 1t is claimed by Roberts that the
complaint was the result of an effort
on the part of Woods and Perry to
jump his mining claim in Browns
gulch. The time for him 10 do his rep
resenting expired New Years day at
noon. and Roberts claimed the two men,
not expecting to find him on the prop
erty, tame New Years eve. intending TO
jump the claim the next day He hap
pened to be there. however, and met
them with a shotgun. They came to
town and swore to a complaint and had
him arrested. as he claims. to get away
and enable them to jump the claim. AS
Woods and Perry were not in court, no
explanation of their presence on the
claim was obtainable
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08
ARRAIGNED.
Fabian Shale Remauded 10 Await His
Preliminary Before Lanrandeau.

Fabian Shale was arraigned before
Judge Lauiandeau yesterday on the
charge of assault in the third degree.
preferred some days ago BY Maxine lie
Lande. Shale's attorney. John Bl5or,
denurred Ia the complaint On the
ground that il did not state sufficient
facts 10 constitute an action. The de-
muIter Was overrule1 and the case 80
for trial next Tuesday at o'clCCk. ShaIe
was held in S2Gb bonds. which ht VAS
unable o. furnish. and was reuaudeG
The ease for which II II. Roberts wa
arrested, for assault IN th- lTst degIe-.
was dismissed b. Judg. I.auIald58U
TOR want II prosecution, tine complaining
witness and Jfr man obie perry, whom
iha defendant Has accused af having
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08
MRS. HAMMERS HUSBAND.
Ills Conduct Can't BE Understood by the
People of ST. Paul.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
st. Paul. Jan. Mrs Charles Ham
mer of Butte, Mont, who is at the Great
Northern hotel in Minneapolis. tells a
strange story. She says that her hus-
band, railroad man. sent her a ticket
and asked her to come To Minneapolis.
directing her to wait at the Union sta
ton until he arrived there She came
last Monday, but her husband made no
appearance. and as the woman was
without means, Matron Boardman sent
her over to the hotel In question. Two
letters have been sent to- Mr.. Hammer
al the general delivery since his wife's
arrival and both have been called for,
but Hammer cannot he found. Super
intendent King will send Mrs. Hammer
back to Butte He believes the woman's
story. but cannot account for Ham,
mer's very strange conduct.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08

The members of Monitor lodge No.
80, \. F. * a. NJ, Walkerville. are re-
quested 70 meet at their hall Tonight
at o'clock, to escort the remains Of
our late brother. w. l.. Hall. from the
depot. The funeral will take place from
Masonic Temple. Butte Sunday at >
o'clock. All members Of sister lodges
and sojourning brothers cordially in
Nited to attend. BY order w M John
Marsland. Secretary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08

Omaha. Neb- Jan. The Union Pa
cife has followed the lead Of the FIRE.
mont Etkh1rn 4 Missouri Valley and the
Chicago, 81 Paul. Minneapolis 4 Omaha
roads ln the issuance 81 "A circular To the
effect that no ears viii bt. received from
other lines Tor traffic within the state OF
Nebraska unless they are properly
equipped with air brakes and automatic
eoupieIS. the safety appliances required
Oh AZ Dags after JAM lSgA. bs the state
board af transportation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08
Arrested Before lie Could shout.

Liberty. Mo. Jan =7.-RaiteH Foley
aged - a third cousin Of w a E0,ey r--
Gently sentenced leo ke hung Tor murder
HHE his mother and sister. was arrested at
ais mother home near aert rn-da
charged aIth holding up gambling hall
- ogden Itab. Dee Is when So in sill
srr Wa carried on. Foley rushed Tor hls
revolver when ara, st-=t#= UUf IS prevent
Ell nom shooting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08
Excursion Rates.

ON account of the National Stock
Growers convention the Oregon Short
Line viii sell excursion tickets Butte
To Denver and return. at one fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Jan. -
and %. with hnal limit Feb :. For fur
Their particulars call or write.
N. W. BACON. -. A.
No. 4 East broadway civ.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08
POLO CLUBS ON ICE.
Practice Games in the Rink and There's
Talk of Organizing.

The Butte Polo club had a splendid
practice game at the Butte rink last
evening, the Reds beating the Blues by
to D. Ii is likely that d polo team
will be organized in the other rink soon
and a lively series Of games may be
expected. Efforts are also being made
for the organization of a polo club in
Anaconda The Butte polo team will
have another practice game Sunday
afternoon between l. 80 and o'clock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08

There will be prize dance at Martin
Turks hail, Meaderville, every Sunday
evening, commencing Sunday, jan g.
1898. Prizes for best dancers: First
s., second, $3.50. Admission free
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08

Fort scott kau., Jan. s.-Waiter Gait.
shout midnight last night. shot his Young
" Iie tSlee and then sent a bullet into his
own brain Mrs Catt will probably re-
cover His wo9ud Is fatal jealousy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08
ARE you GOING TO KLoSDYKE:

on Jan. % and % the Union Pacific
railway will sell round trip tickets to
Denver for $50. Apply to Il. V. Maze,
general agent, Butte, for further par
tieulars
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-08
A JEWEL FOR Mr.. FRANK.

recipient of Gift by His Brot f r
Masons in Butte.
II. l.. Frank was presented last even
ing with a magnificent past master
jewel by the Silver Bow lodge of Ma
sons. The occasion was a raising. .
and was particularly pleasant one,
and had been arranged in Mr. Frank 5
honor The presentation speech was
made by Rabbi Maurice Eisenberg.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-22
PROMISES SAINTS.

Paris, May 21.-El Comereio pub fishes a long pastoral letter from the chbishop of Manila addressed to the faithful of the diocese.
 In substance he says dark day broke when the North American squadron entered swiftly our brilliant bay and, despite the heroism of our sailors, destroyed the Spanish ships and succeeded in hoisting the nag of an enemy on the blessed soil of our country. Do not forget in their anger they intend to crush your rights. The stranger tries to subject us to the yoke of heretic ties, down our nation and drag us from the holy family of the Catholic church. He is an in- satiable merchant who tries to make his fortune on the ruin of Spain. Her possessions are tied with fraternal ties. Sons of the metropolis and col onies, very soon you will see an insu- perable wall between you and your masters. For you will no longer be in the public offices nor in the em- ployment of the government in the administration of this country, such as under Spain. You will be a part of a sort of civil republic-on the low level of the Pariahs, exploited like miser- able colonists, reduced to the condi- tion of slaves, beasts, machines, mis- erably fed. They will soon become masters of the fruits and treasures of your estates.
 But that is not the worst: Temples will be soon in ruins, chapels con- verted into Protestant churches, where there will not be throne of God. God will be eucharist, not the holy image of the Virgin Mary. Your faithful ministers will disappear. What will become of your delicate sons and daughters after their parents are gone and their lot cast in a Protestant na- tion with strange legislation, cus- toms, culture, education and propa- ganda full of vices and errors? Poor Philippines! Unfortunate in this life and life eternal! Fortunately the roars of your enemies and cries of alarm have awakened your sense to the present danger; as one man. I know you are preparing to defend your country and as carrying one harp raised to heaven are your earnest wishes for success. You must all have recourse to arms and prayer: arms because the Spanish population, though wounded in it's patriotism, when defending it's religion is capable of hazardous resolution; prayer be- cause victory is always given by God to those who have been tyrannized; but justice is on our side and God will send angels and saints with us and fight our side. You will celebrate an nually June IT as special festival.
 The governor general, who is a firm Christian and prudent patriot and military chief, joins my prayer to in yoke intercession of patron saints.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-22

and NJ List has bought a new Light ming. Dan Clarahan has ordered a steasn baler and there are others Half of them may be idle next season.
 Merchants and the farmers inter ested should combine and straw the road running south to the Grand. It is in execrable shape and would be our most important artery of trade if properly improved.
 A large amount of fruit-apricots and strawberries-is being shipped from this station Most of it goes by express as the railroad service appar- ently does not contemplate the han ding of perishable freight
 In the din and hurry of preparation for war the military value of balins wire has been overlooked. This is not a product peculiar to Arizona, but in | our sun-kissed wales its marvellous possibilities have been more fully ex- plotted. Its value on the farm and | highway is too obvious to require 1 mention. Nearly every vehicle and chicken ranch is silent witness tc | it's virtues. And there is no reason why it's benefcent mission should mol be worldwide, now that our arms ant ships are dispersed to the four quar- ters of the globe. We suggest thu organization of baling wire corps as auxiliary to the cowboy regiment It would add tenfold to the efficiency of that aggregation of world beaters 1 Of equal value in the camp, hospita and field, it would displace the elabor ate and expensive engineering corp and sawbones, like Othello, would fint his occupation gone. If Santa An' could have had some baling wire whel he lost his wooden leg on the fielt of San Jacinto, possibly the course history would have been changed. Flo | purposes of fertilization and defens it would be immense. Weyler's barb wire trocha would be a toy in compari
 son and the aggressive qualities of
 tangled bit of baling wire are sucl that . Spaniard in its tolls would b
 as helpless as a babe.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-22
KILLED IN A COLLISION.
A Collision on the Way to Chicka-
 mauga.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 21-A train conveying the First Missouri in- fantry from the city to Chickamauga park was wrecked in collision at Rossville station about five miles out at 9 o'clock. Five privates were killed and twelve injured. The wrecked train was run into by a regular pas senger train running at a high rate of speed.
 The First Missouri volunteer infan- try is composed of the flower of the state troops, young men who, to the number of 1,050 responded to the call of President Mckinley.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-22
BASE BALL.

At L Louisville-No game; rain. At Louisville No game; rain.
 At Pittsburg - e-Pittsburg game postponed; rain.
 At Chicago-Chieago s; Washing ton, 5.
 At St. Louis-St Louis, 14; New York, 5.
 At Cleveland-Cleveland, 5; PhiIa- delphia, 9 Second game, Cleveland, 3; Philadelphia. 0.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-22
ARGENTINE HELPING SPAIN.

Buenos Ayres, May 21.-(Va Gal weston, Tex. May 21.)-1t is an nounced here that the Spaniards of Argentine have telegraphed another million francs to Madrid as a war subscription and that the collection of money for the same purpose will be collected.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-22
DANGER OF RIOT.

Chicago, May 21-A special to the Journal from Washington says: Se- cret information received by the war department is to the effect that serious rioting is imminent in Havana. Food is much scarcer and distress is greater than has been generally reported.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-22
RAN UPON ROCKS.

Alpena, Mich, May 2I.-The steam CT John Emory Owens and the barge Michigan ran upon the rocks of Mid dle island during a fog today. The island life saving crew and tug are working at the stranded steamers.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-22
THE CHAMPION WHEELMAN.

New York, May 21.-At Manhattan Beach today the national champion ship for professional bicycle riders was won by Tom Butler Of Detroit Time. 2:1l 2-5
Arizona republican., 1898-05-22
A MURDERoUS MOTHER.

Poughkeepsie, N Y, May 21.-Mrs Lena Spori, the insane widow of a fireman at Vassar college, murdered her two children, a son 2 years old and a daughter months old, by de- capitating them this morning
Arizona republican., 1898-05-22
WELCOMED THE COWBOYS.

Chicago, May 21.-Col. Grigsby S cowboy regiment arrived here from Sioux Falls today. Large crowds greeted them at the train.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-22
KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET.

Kansas City, May 21.-Cattle re- ceipts, 150; market unchanged; sheep receipts, 500; market firm; lambs, s4.50@5 560; muttons, S3@425.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

rener GiIenbdbns 8eamten bierber,
Inn infer 8abnipeien fennen gu ler=
men uno einen @erglet9 5tpif9en unz
Ierem 8etriebe unb Dem Der 9u6nen
i'm &eihe an5uftslen. 9ieIe @omz
milton 6eridtete nit Der 8riinoli6z
felt unb Wa6r6afti9teit, bic man Bel
beuti9en 8eamten geppbnt lit. Sic
ertIGrte, baB Der Sabrpreis ouf unIez
rem 8abnen btqiger lei, baB bic ben
Sa6rgGiten ge6Otensn 8squemli9teiten
qrDBer uno Die S6reQigteit Der ,3ii9e
bsOeutenCer pGre, alS in 9euti6lano.
9ieIes GingeitGn0nib beEtI9er8a6ns
beamten lit elm unanfe6t6areS 53eugz
nib fir Die ausge3ei6netsR 2eiTtungen
u%nierer Giienbabnen, uao es fGQt nm
10 i6persr in's @eipi6t, ipenn man
beriidii6tigt, baB 9eitI6Iano bi6ter
beDOltert lit unO DAB bort bel nieoriz
gere 206ne be5ablt peroen, ais Bel
un5; oaB mitbin Die beutI6sn 8a6ntn
ben unferigen gegenijber nombafte
8ort6eiIe boraus BADEN. SrobDsm
oIiO iinb uniere nit gr0Beren ltntos
item betriebenen unb audi melt 606ere5
@~nlagetapital beanipru6enoen, aber
Dufiir aud auf'5 Mooernite uno Sc
quemIte auSgeTtatteten GiIenba6nen
alien unoeren, ielbft Die engliIfan ni6t
ouSgenommen, in ben meiften Puntz
ten -iiher"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Suber prtts fur elm atbrUd,tnes SER.

IS it nod uidt LANCE Der, "a le9ts in Camille,
Sis, Die SUrD III ciusm Sale pon gcbrOdcuem
Gbeperiprcbtu Dem m0uUli1su NuQcila9ttu Oic3ab=
lung Der fbtrlib biuldn0liheu SUmme non SOL
333 80 an Die Q~etrdntte Sb6uc aui. Man belt oas
fir DEN GroBtcu 4ctr00, rer ic in siusm olCiheu
9roJtB non DEN @cibporeueu juqeiprobcn ipuroC.
Gbi1on Oit5 nm cine 3itmlia bobc S5GBuuQ 3u=
riidoeipicieucr 9iebe III, 10 giebt e bod nod cine
auOsre S6GBung. iUelde, lpcUu aud uibt in Sol
lars uuo 6euts BON Qltibcr &Obs, oo3 biuibtIib
aQeemeinsr gucrtcuuuuq Oe5 QRtrtbes cine qlcib
crbobcue @05e errcibt. Sos 1T Die g2ertbi5isUuQ,
pcl1e nd in Dem alasmciHtn g9abriprub. ocs
@olfcs iibcr Die g8irtiamfsit bon Noitettcr's WIus
]genbjtters ais eirem WlitttI gcQtu QcritOpiunq aus
oriidt. Gle g9irtuuq oities milOen, absr ipirtiumGn
N~bfiibrmittcls lit nismGls nit Den beftiQeu &aud=
ibmrrJeu uHo ouoeren llutcrleibt0ruuQcu Oer6Uu=
oen, Utl6e siH hsitig i%pirfeH0cs Nbfibrmittel nab
fb iicbt. NuBerocm lit C. Gin uuutrgleidli1ts
&citz uuo SOr5eu9uuQsmjtt qegeu W2Glariu,
rbtumutii6e nm NisrtnltiOtn uHo Elm ME %DcridQtn=
oc5 Uiitttl, Oeu 0toqeu Uno Oas Rcrpcnipitcm SIT
%trditiQen. Qlci6pie Is aud &ppCtit uuO S6lai per
leibt. Nusoaucr bel itintr InpcHouuQ iii Our6=
aus duIutmpiChleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

8pr eini9er 3eit m a d n
auf ben enelii6sn 8ii6nen Die yNais
ierItiide" boae 6duier, neil bteie aber
nit Der 3ett Dem Publitum langpeiz
Zig purben, muBte man ettpds Neues
eriinnen, uno 10 lit bus g6unbeItiid"
%entftunoen, bas in 9lasgptp Sag fir
Sag aufgefiibrt piro. Die ~pier6eini=
gen 6reunOe bes MenI6en ipielen Das
rim bic 9auptroIe. SIN erIten Oft, in
nelfem elm alter Mann ermorbet
pirb, bertaui6t Der 6unD gSppfer"
bas MeiIer, tpel6eS Der 80Ietpi9t a6z
fi6tli4 Bel ieinem Opfer 5uriidgslaiz
fen bate, un0 rettet 10 ben y6elben"
BON elmer 4ntlage tpegen Mtprbes. SIN
3%peiten Oft %Der6inOert Der 6unb, 2eo,"
DaB Der o9elb" oer9iftet pirb, inDem
er bas bereit gebaltene 9ift febr gez
f9idt aus Der 9oIentai9e bes y@0iez
pi9tS" beraus3ie6t. Der 8ern6arDiz
ner befrett i'm britten Oft be- Selbin"
BON Dem SoDe Des Grtrinfens. Den
groBen oS6ldger" Gber bringt Der
Dierte Oft, pel6er an elmer GiTenba6n
ipielt. Die n6eloin" 1T an ben S6iez
men felt 9e6unben. Sin 3ug na6t. Ser
n80ietpt9t" bat ben 8a6npGrter nit
GblorofOrm betGu6t. pa itiir3t .0uz
te," Der treue !9unb bieIss 8eamten,
uuf bic 8ii6ne, 3erreiBt nit ben 3G6z
men Die Stride II. trGgt bas gerettete
Spfer 6inneg!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

9oIittf6en SreppenpiB
ber3apfte bteIer Sage Der ebemalige
9erliner 6ofpreoiger Or. St0fer, in
Dem er in einem 8ortruge iagte,
9eutI6Iano bat ieiren 8eruf perz
fannt, 0eutI9lanO miBte beute Die
erfte @eltma3t iein, tpenn Der ri6tiz
ge 3eitpuntt niht berpaBt porben md
re. Sn ben pier5iger Sa6ren, ol5 nod
Niemanb Nrge5 Du9te. bate 0euti6z
LAMB in Siiodmerita feiten SUP fallen
miiffen. Damn 6dtten mir bort 6eute
Die H&aioritGt uno t0nnten Die iibarz
miifbigen gantees Mores lebren. -
2(ber piellei6t ldBt ii9 bas @sridumz
te mod no9holer. 8a5 mir por @lz
lem n~otbpen0ig 6aben, lit cine itarfe
Sylotte. 0ir miiFen Die 3peite See
ma9t Der 0eIt perben, mir miifIen
&riegsi6iffe genug baben, Inn a%fritdz
nii6e 6Gfen blodiren 81 f0nnen, mir
miifen = bod genug De5 @eialbaOer5
bes geiitli6en 6errn, Der ii6 plDBli6
als 5lottenmiiIionGr dufipielt unb
uuf ben b0ien Ri9ter I6ilt, neil Die
Ter ni6t nit Den n0tbigen Moneten
fir Die betannten unbetannten puferz
loien" 6lottenplGne berausriiden
min.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

MbpIp6S utro beftBt t, IN E
Elm San 6ran5iscoer 8latt beri6tet,
Den a6ten She'll bon alIem @runbsiz
9entbum in Gan 6ran3i5co, etpa
1900 Older, pel6e ouf 4 bis 5 W}ilioz
men gei6dBt perOen, aber benno3 lit
er, tpie Der Amerifaner e8 nennt,
Lamb ppOr," neil iein 9erm09en Bis
Der nur Steuern froB unb Ni9t5 elm
bra9te. Seine @erfpdnoten 6alten
feline MISUNDERSTANDING fir gar
ni6t gldn3enO, unD man Fat fogar bic
8efiir3tung ausgeiprp3en, baB bic
grpBe y8ibliotbecd M%mericuna," mel
6e er 5ufammen getragen Fat, ni6t
prganiitrt, ionoern unter ben 6ammer
tommen pirD.
8uIbpin's 2ofomotibenz
9abrif BAT fir Die engIii6e 3egierung
in 81 Sagen pier 2otDmotipen ge6aut,
beren 5erIteQung in England iiber bier
Monate in Nnipru9 genommen baz
ben piir0e. Sn DerIeIban Weiie finn
ten audi ale anOeren amarifanii6en
Sa6rttanten nit t6ren Gpnegen i'm
&uslanOe erfolgrei6 cOnturriren,
penn tie MIR Die &unoi8aft aufIu4en
nolten, nie bie5 ibre Gonturrenten
in anOern 2dnOern tbun. SroB auer
3iibrigfeit in Der 5~a6rifation blei6t
bieie S6ldfrigteit i'm geI4Gftli6en
8etrie6e Der &re65i9aben unierer
SnbuItrie. Gur Die 2ofomotipenz Snz
buItrte i6eint it9 bon bemIelben
gdn3li6 befreit gu BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

~ -; ,rs o,,,,s IND W55uuug,H a5l,a
S'pad ntso Gt2 - 20 M Union Erausi,r 60"
i 2oit H Waft HaS''[ 9sla he pr3" IN ben ein't.sa'n'
tuJeu: -r.-+ 90 n q Tia
@Or9mttsg q. y 80 5.5.ero5og6a. nj.
Goql!5SLalsVR w =. y. MARTIN,
u. w. 9EtSa ;#as-.r Cu.s Qaf .sNgtat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Sir fnnncn cs nift lniicn.

Oils iiG NnFangs Qpril 1896 Die
eri tie repu6lttuniId3e 8eIsBgebun4 BON
VtarplanO lett OretBig Sa6ren per.d9z
te, phne bic 8eieBe sur 8eI6rGnfunq
bon WtrtbIfaften urb SpiriiuoIenz
hanolungen nsFentli6 peri4drTt gu
BADEN, idgte uns elm repu6lifaniider
2eier bes 9hatte8: ySe6en Sic, Die
Republitaner itnb LANCE ni6t 10
f4Itmm, pie Sic bieIeI6eu 1eit So6ren
bingeIteGt haben." 0ir o~atporteten
bamaI5: nSie tennen bod Die ol:e
Re9el Der 8ettI6uIe; erIt iut!elfeit fein
unO Damn reiten."
Die 3epublitdner parsn oumal5
nod nt4t iatttIfeIt; beuie, no6Oem tie
nod 5pei GrFplge am Stimmtaften
errungen BADEN, 9Iuuben tie idttelfeit
gu iein, unp iie fangen almGlig an 5u
reiten. Natirli6 lit e5 ibr aIte5 Stez
denpfero, bic leibige Sempersn3.
Sr unIerer 2sgi5latur pimmelt uno
puIelt es pl0Bli6 ppn Semperen3=
moBregeln, bic ii6 m:iit, nis ia Ou5
nu6 amerifaniT6er Manier, 8uiter
uno 6aare duf sinsm Seller gu ierDiz
rem, nit 3soeniie : MaBregsln perz
quidsn.
Die erTte Bin 3ieIt babin, oisS4antz
2icen3 ouf $500 gu er6Dfsn. 9ieielbe
ge6t pon 3sformsrn aus, nutiirli9 re-
pubIifaniI6e n Geformern; Ssnutor
0pbler pirD lie einrei6en. Die SdAe
liegt fir bieIe Qeute Ie6r einfa6. Sn
YbilabeIpbia, Chicago, 81. 9aul unb
peri6ieoenen anperen StGpten foItet
Die Qicen5 jd6rli4 $1,000, oann Ipute
ie in9aItimore tpentgiten8$500 tperi6
iein. DAB 3piifen ben GtGbten in
8e3ug auF 8eIbberbienen Elm GROCER
llnteri6ieD 1T, baran oentt maj ni6t.
96icagp urn bic anperen Stdote ia
zen gepaltiqe 9interldnber, BON bsnen
tGgli6 Sauienoe bic Sthpt beIu6en;
urier 0remoen6eIu6 1T pi6t 0srR@De
pert6. Warum min man Die 2icen3en
erb06en? Der Staat brauft has
8eIo ni6t, Die Stabt dber piro ME
Diei e 8iepsrmdnner re6nen, oieSteuz
ern ouf 8run0etgentbum in glei9em
@ruoe berobTeBen. limb bann pirO
i6rer Qnii3t nd6 bic eOle SQ6e Der
Semperen3 Dur6 FobeQicen3 aef0rber5.
Nie piele feline gr~iIten3en Our6 Dieien
SAa65ug 3ertrebsn lpsroen, fommt
ni4t Oarauf an. n8ir itBen i'm Satz
tel unb mir reiten!"
Nu6 in dr0erer 6inIi6t iuGt man
bus Sfnntgetper6e 81 6eunruhigen.
8i56er mar Den Qicen3 : Gommiifdren
Obstruction berIieben, uro lie tonnten
i'm 9dufe beS Sa6res gu ieoer 3eit 81
cen3en p~ertpiuigen, Die nur fir bie0}oz
nate be3ablt gu tperben brau4ten. SEPT
ipQ ieoe Qicen5 an ODER Oor Gem 1.I}ai
uuF has ppQe Sa6r 6e3ablt neroen.
0a5 piirbe i6on cine gon3e 4n5abl
Qeute aus Dem 8eI6dfte trei6en.
0ieIe5 lit aber srit Der frObli6e On
fang. Die 8eIeQi6aft Bat nod ij6sr
ie6s @o6en gu ta9en, uno in Oie|er
s3eit funn mod piel paTiren. @ean
Die bsioen MaBre9eIn ni6t blOBe
S9rsdifiIfe limb, UNI u~nieren 8rou~
ern unD Spirituoienbdnblern etIpa5
BON i6rem iiberfliiHigen Mammon u6z
~8une6men, penn s5 ben Republitanern
pirtli8 errIt 1T, bann perOen uniere
Wirt6e gar balo 10 tief carin iiBen,
ME bic in 9biluoelp6ia uno einigen
neItlifsn StGbten, obns ben SrpIt,
DAB lie Den Observation-Disclosures bic
Ter hnhheitenerten StGOte hdEen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
25GCtiuore ~@6io Gilen6a6n.

s. .. @nthir1ou :. n. @ron.
gsH =8NDaf!siiHJcr. Ser. zglrT =gllerA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

@egen ie n0epartementz
Stores" lit jeBt aud in Buffalo Elm
8rieg I'M @ange. 6~ausbeiiBer unO
@eI9dftsleute rufen Den Stuotratb gu
9ilfe, I'M jene rumble G~onturren3
ab5ui6pG6en. Sic b~erlangen, OaB
bic betreFfenOen 6irmen CUR Gntri6z
tung pon 2icen39ebii6rsn fir Die elm
3eInen @eI6dfts3peige u~nge6alten
fperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

Qonboner 3eitungen Be
tonen ie6r treffenO: n9us ate Ser
trauen ST. ameritoniI6en 9apieren
IdBt ii6 ni6t pieber berIteuer, bis bic
Ser. Staten Die 6inan5refprm ernitz
Ii6 in &nQriff ne6men."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

SonuIIenG ongreB6e5tr L
fen bes Qdnoes lit Der aus einem GRO
ben S6eiIe Der (oeutI6en) Horbieite
Gbicago's b~eite6enoe 6. SuinOis'er8ez
5irt Der erIte, pel6er elm Programm
uno einen GanOioaten fir Die Nobemz
berpabl aufgeIteIt bat. Griteres err
tlGrt ii6 un3peibeutig unO u~nbeoingt
fir MISUNDERSTANDING Der 8DlbpG6=
rung unO 3uglei6 gegen peitere 8ez
f4rGntung Der GinpanOerung, aus
briifIi6 gegen Die 2oogez8iQ; Der
@anOibat 1T Der jeBige aus9e3ei4nete
qlat. zQbd. 9puteQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Marntas, ben IA. Scbruar 1898.

0as 2. 6eft Der r8artenz
ldube" liegt Dor; Dafelbe iu4t Die
9eutf9en beionosrs fir bic neuen
6ineiii9en 8eIiBungen 5u intereIIiren
unD gu %ertpGrmen.