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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
Baltimore oslo ei(eu6a6m


p D." u Z " = " ul II. u Q Q. 1871
H1h Ghtu1o NM Gem NogOp,r.m. W.. Tcblls
St1iioH lDQf &Oymittags, G2 Ib;uo5 tdllja.
augmentation, lo.l2, 1926 @ormtttl9s, L0
Rad Cincinnati. Ct. Qouis uuO gouispiut, mt.
8op'. Station. 225 Na6mittogg, lO.il absuo3
dao!i2 GamDtH= Station, 1925 9ormlttdQs, 240
GatmlttlQs. 1855 gbtros.
Ha1 Sltt5bHr1 uuo G~lsutlluo, Nt. Ropals5tls
ton. Io4 %ormjttass tGRljh. 40 N5tnos, au3G:a
rollmsn SOuntaos. GambcrsS tatiou, 1912 gors
m.tta1s Uu3 80 abtuos. ta1lb.
-Na6 Columbus. Iolsoo INN Tstroit ut. Rouais
station, l04l Tb;H0s. COMMUNICATION. 1875
Rad 9}clp=Cr!taus, Wsmobt3, @jrmfuabam,
9ooll= citation, al Wobu.1l:H 75} abtuos;
S~oantaas . Al H5'aos. GamOsHzS t1tjou. al Wos
@tni10'a rs A5.ros. SoHntols zoo Nbtuos-
o~3!1nImaao12n 0ou 9l.timor. 2lb Hsp=Crl:ons uuo
ron (SdiArn0tOn n0& Wmphjs.
NlD Sue1p M. Ho0ll=St,tiou. 22f Nohmjt=
ta95 td0ltb. Gam0tn=Statjon, 30 Ra5mittaq3
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Baltimore Namof.Va6et.Gp.

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tags, pom lluioUs3Of (5uB btr @OHcOrohrsso. 6.3o
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&

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BON 20 Sabren.
Nm q. Sauuar q ieGetbmun II i'm 36.
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i'm 20. Sabre ibres Sebens.
Nm %. Sauuar 81 nnie 8. S6r6ocr
Wm y. Sauuur z bereu : ri 0lcr.
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Sie ma6lrnbe hrutiGsamcrifanii6e
Qiferntur.

~Y" SQ CITV
Sir madlcube hrntlG>amcrifanil6e
@iteratur.
Imeritu, obglei6 IS Wilipnen bon
bautIfen Ginpobnern bat, lit Elm
I6Ie6ter RdbrboOen eeiTtiger 8eitrsz
bunqen, oenn Die psnigen Sauienoe,
rel6e Iih fir ,G~iterariI6e @r5eugniiie
intereIiiren, be5iefen ibre gsiIttge Rab@
rung ausI6ltBli6 aug 9,utI9lanb;
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mem 9dterlanOe."
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teinestpegs ab. Sn Der lebteren 53eit
ftno perI6iebene Werfe bon 9eutI6z
Imeritansrn erI6ienen unb 5par 2eiz
itungen, benen bieSungOeuti9en ni9ts
9eheres, poer aud nur e6snIo 9utes
an Die Ssite 81 itelen b~erm09en.
Ius Dem 8erlage BON +. SO. Gprz
tier aus SeiligenItaot duf Dem Gi6sz
felo gebt unS Das elegant au5geItattete
lDriI6e Gpos pYaua Soa" bon @ilz
belm 8eilmarn, Dem 9i6ter Der bon
.. Wtelamet %compDnirten Columbus
Gantate gu. SeiImunn 6at in Ieinenl
@antatsn Serte ge3sigt, oaB sr Elm
0i9tsr lit, in oieiem 8ii6,l6en 3e:gt
er, oaB er Elm beoeutenDsr 9ifter lit;
nit einem Sprunge BAT er Ti9 in bic
p0rnerIte Reibe Der oeutiAen Siht2r
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aus Der 8sI6i6te Der Snfas. tur5 Dor
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te Der Snta Prin3eIIin 9aQa 1o1 err
irnsrt e~inigarmaBsn an 8intels oOtto
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bon benz 9ifter pje.i eitiger ~bebanpeft.
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aus Der Ghippspas unb QujAguz
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2tteratur.
8ie aaerliebit 1T bus Tolgenoe Qieoz
den aus Der Chippewa Sprd9s:
n6liegs, Fliege, 5susrfliege,
5lie9e, tleiner Biht;
lin Die Watts, brin i6 lisge,
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llnb bisreiI ih iin8e, gdutle
lleber mir baGin,
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3ittsrno, CART unO Iahk
Sraumbaft, ME oein 6ldmm6sn geb,t
9urA Die linoe Ra9t."
@ir tperoen i'm Srnntugs6latte perz
f6itDene 8rDbsn Der Original : o.
bifte aus &eilmann'5 Gpp5 mit.beiz
len. Hsugierig limb mir absr, ME
man in 9eutidIano o;eIer neuen lite
rarif6sn Gri6etnung aus 4meri:a
entgsgentommt; big ieBt paren be
9eutI6 : 4meritarsr b04Itsn5
Ssalsfielo au5genommen = fir Die
WG6ter oes osuti9sn 4arna1es gar
niht in Der Welt.
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c%rlammlnng >Ma;clgen.
ScfnnntmtadIum9eW
eur Gpntrattprcn.

Eur SpHtrattprcu.
&criicQcltc TorbrruHQ3 : @nGss
bite meroen bis 6reituQ, Den 4. GtbrEor
lS!S. Mit:00s u llbr, i'll &itreuu Dcs GbetsSnQc7
nicUrs Der 29aferbebOroe cHt9eGcH Q%cnomiHeI tur
bic @elior0uu0 Oieier gcbOrpe nit lol6en Ytatts
riulieu, ais fir pos nit rem 81. Etiembtr 1898
cuoeGOe &abr eriorotriih icju mUQcn, berebeno aus
@ou5Ol3, Erenubolj, GarDcu, Gel, QuBet|cEneH
80brcu nm Subebor, mciingcnen 8ubitttdtn, Neu,
YitrOtiutttr. Gall, Stsinca. Gam, Gtnltut, Gum:
mi. @trpaduug, 94er0 g8ate, GoMe, Ntrt3suQc,
GiicnrAarcH, 3tibHeuzGerdt5e EiIcnitdugeH, Stabl
etc. SpelififdttoHeu mo Gontrattiprmulare tonz
ncn Guf GcrlGH0cH oaiclbl III Gmp1duQ 9enonIn1ei
iucroeH.
Gle SiticrunQsn rcrntn unuittslbUr mad Der Der
QchlHQ pcs GcHtrafts bCQinHen nm ttr tiHe 3cit
t%ogtQsIcBt, ioslbc ndber teitiulmt iucrocH mao.
gitrQlbHit in Der S0be Der Salitc pt5 EttrdQe'
zines icOcn G%outrafts Dirp psriamGt uHo ole Anz
gebotitcler iUerbtu 0~chalteu ieiu, ibrcu 6oroerungs=
AnQeboteu eiRcn bcQlaubiQtcu 6bcd III Der oohe
zines 3chntels pcs 6ontraftsg9crtbcs beiiu1uGen.
2ic 93aier=&cb0roc behalf f6 pas HtDt Dor,
irQeno ipe.be ODER uue NnQcbotc }u ocr'u'rlen'
Nid,olds 2. 6in. iuu.,
t22.3G,M 6bcf=Nuoenicur Der 4ddcr5ebOrOc.
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gSeNlithc NiarplanOer SiIe"6abH.
...otaftam3 3. OltObtE Ia9L

.e,T.n si, sincus7% tation,. ptt fo!at:
5HQf e. S5utI3ug, SaaptlinIt, ". I "; A;
'450 ltH" On enbeu uuD du5geHemulch SonHta95
\. a y = S'? H., G6ambcrsbur9, Martinsbnr0 uno
5EiH5.tG. ,ta,s. Qera ,, & $ SIN. mo
!T2 &s.@ nslia ron GmorpsgCoos. tsrnsr Gar1
Isle u.o @1t1Ss = 6auptGiuit, Gbam5crsburg
81 [2ss" GmmiiIburg nno q. 4 70 u. ". Ha3
Sgm aaeolI@f3iaos - aaom. nab rntou.eriOa'
mn 4Sa.--,1ittaag - atiom. nab lluiOusgriO3',
lgl, S,sss-tgsgGrs. irrucr Carlisle mo y. 4 .
,. SI..4r-ittaas Nt!Om. mad Gmor1s@goos.
- TT-4v.i,ta0s 49, af!sm. nan unionsGrto1s
i2555 11gsbmitta6s - GEprcs nab yo:t u1o V u
= @SS.Iytmitta0s attom. ua5 G~mOrosGr2ot
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Ayo -.Iigri, ftrusr frsberid, Gmmitz5HEg, Sblp'
srr gtt uno y. & g9. ". g..
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= IA W6supg If'om. nab u~EtcrstrloCt.
"a Ak gbUDg 49, Nitom. rad Gmoyp5gEoos
~ :. Wb,uos Itiom. na9 gWoyQz9t2pt.
T51Th. 5dglih, uusgtueMHtH S0HHta0S.
0ur GoHutcQs
p;u... NM gepddsGfiitc RI. 10, GF@Saltlniors'
GtrnBt. .r5rr,,,f,-qro,rv
= 49,, garlbrppfs CRrrtbs4peHutsl 5tuiioH ah-
< IN. 8 0 D. G,nsrals1n3atfslhVtf
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9Snh Mnihiuntnn.

ut. Republication. an 0obtatsg,u. 1G.l0, 705
Ncrgcns, f7,5O, 1850, 8lO.04 9Ormt.tags, 3l2tl,
Y22G, 1876 Nabmtttags, Fj4l, E6.42. fI49,
&9.32, fl0.H %btuos. SoLutals, 16.l0 I~(or0sns,
1850, MOOT Gormitta9s, T225. 1896 3ltmits
tags, fG.42. f932, flO.4l &btuos.
6dmota=S tatioH, ar Q9ObsHtuqtu, 500, tGl5,
fG.25. 6.3i I~iorlnE, x720, $500, S.35, 1000,
fl0.l2. RIO p Gormittags, l2l5, El251, r. 49,,
go, tf3.45 10 Wiuuttal, FLlO Nabmiitlgs, sos,
1880 SIS. Moe, fZ3O, HIS, 9l5, f9.40,
3lO.j5, llS0 Nbtuos. 5ruutaUs I625, 6.35 Wors
f2.40, l345 A. Wiuutcn) Iabmittols. sos. 6.l2,
ROO. t7.30, 9l5, F9.40. fIO55, 1l3O Nbtuos.
Ra6 annapolis, Wt. 8oDalsStution, !I05 Wors
1trs, 500 @orm!ttaQs uro 81 Nbtn's. Gamotns
Station, TO WsrQtus, 800 QOrmIttags, 40
Rlbmittaas uuo $50 q6tu03. In SouutagsH, 900
9Drmittd1s uu0 los g5gr05.
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@E8G.ETl9@H4" ~-"I|N NNFN
IA +nIluDsiubia. RGiHte - ~strb,Irsr ]fGprprsl5
s2.uu ScgutaaiQe g]TtuyiIou S9.25; 3er- %iaSsluer
GuIpgcl5 81 30, 5sbatdGtlc STturitou SOC 9tadl
4t,autlc.Sttu 81. 8, G~rfuyitOH S3..5. 9iGh 9ttips
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ver-yr Bin, te ADJ Eul 9tusr. Bolton, Nlroun, lrop,
~ yi,u ao.r. %rio Cport Uuo EogttaHo, DE,
10 rUuit Il UoIolIa. la3lut, ausceunmWsu oHuz
aus am 3 lbr gtadm GGtnriioH5 %Ilte tuslDsu
arm TJrrca ~usytaEft EJOtt tlGtasr ais ME nit
,cr 9aBE. &uldt HGI Ban p7tet. Slarercr Ghris
ltr, MagEt, ID. 20, 2lIptfrdBe. C2ttS-)
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T!uam;jeacs.
HnhScm bic ScrpcnSbarfeit
ets nNrsruaut" fur iubmarine Nrbei;en

ets oNrsrmaut" fur iubmarine arbet;eH
pom Sauieuosn feseugt urb %cuertarrt uno BON Der
l}rciis uber bic naRie gSelt terld1tet fpulo De. nsroeH
mir lest Die NebruorrIttuna. Gas Evadtp OF l.. N.
fur prnttlihe gl6siteR uerUolndUoi1en. .Su oleiem
.Smedc brabiihtl9sn min, elEca bcicbrduftcu S1rs
tr q Ter ZtamnIz Nftisu ser GumoGgnIc Gum
@artz9Scrthr BON 500 fir $50 pro Antbel.
pru cruar;ahIt uuc uld,t dhidlGEbar, III pcr gu.
len ll7mlttelbur nutotm ttihIte 9usTIitun9 tett9
oeftclt Ut. luiro Der Brcis erhOhr meroeH. Scr grosc
9Gerf5, Den oIsie Kitten srrelurn ireroeE. IT tdr srz
iidiItt. 4HessH ndnsrer 81 S~elHbslten W,noe man it1
an Die
Lake Submarine Co.,
Sfr. IL, ct. QnuIftrdRc. Baltimore. mr..
Is. uno8 1eI,pbou gr. 1852. CO.
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ROYAL BLUE LINZ
- NRn,m. 81 nntnM LrMaTnLE

Qut3n9. U,ro.u our1 Oas g,uti9t g.4s bsleubt,t.
9tvIaiitn 6amptH 5tation.
(&ttladrH Dft. 8opals StatloH 4 Ntlnuttn lpltr)
glb GtDsJ0rt, Potion uHo Dem Cteu, an 98os
63utu0tH, t7.5j YtOrseu5 Sp:litUlJ9onL $50.
1850 SpsitpdGgnul 90rmgttags, l2.57, els
Sp,itp0gIon), 349 Y1bmitil@s, 600 Sp'iltDaq'
com, 900 Ub,uos, lis Nabts, S9!aiDG vgoH Oou
N5m0sl. cOuntaQS, l75j, $50 SpHitUa9gOD
gosmjitags. els Spa'aUlqgonL 3.i3Rd9mlttagi,
600 S~ptiitpagQonl, 900 AbtuOs, N.l5 gdbl5,
S~a!1fuGQ1ou non ut. gtoplIzStdtioH, otteu fur
QafIglerl 1000 Nbtuos.D
RaB 4tIantic.Gin 7.55 Uoratns, 1850 9prmits
tags, l2.50, Ia A49 Iobmttta1s. Sonnta5s,
Na5 Q5ilaStIpbiq, Bilmvgton NM 6brttr, an
Wodtntaqtn, G.5j SpeitUa. goHL $50, 1850, nur
in gg,miuQtou anbd.tcNo, 12:iitl2l13oRl Yormiis
tags. Psi, C2.I5 SptiisUaQgon, nur in lSt.mjugs
aoH), 900 GbtuDs. LIS Rabts. eOnHtagg as
uuO $50 Sp.igpaEQ0ul GoTWIttdas, els Spite
lDas9onl, $40 Na-6Hit,ag5, GOO SpstisDag9Onl
mad 9olair Statisntu an Der G6tlaotlp0i,r 9;gjs
foa, an B05tatdgtH, 500 9Ormitt13s, 800 3ltz
mlttlas, sos I5tUos. SonHtO1s, $50 9orut;'lt5
uuo 5.0j N5su0s.
Rad Jrtotcid, 80 9prmIttdQs, l.2D, 43J lads
miitaq5 IMP 5.2j NbtHOs. AR SoHnta9sa y6
g0-mittaQs uuo % Nbtuos.
Rad g3m1stt, 1870 @btHOs, !2.40 mp H3)
R13 6darstoUv, l0.12 gormit:aGs 40 unO
.430 HlbmittagS.
Mad Ut. QiJp uro 4t1tationt1 ar 3So9:a'
ta5eu, 7.J 9ornit:a3s, l20. 40 &l5aljtt395S.
SIS 4benbs S9Hntags, 9.35 gaT".Ia95' %
0a6 Fnitott.Gttn. an 8o6:Ht'r,r. g 20 gIora
osng, 7.3O, 100 9ormittags, 20 55l, Ivy Na35
mittaqg, 5.2j, $50 lilo Nb'Hss @2"At1Ss' 30
gormittaQg, 5.25. $50, lilo &g'ua5.
@ob gnr,isi pau, an Wohutat.n, G28 DIOR,
o,ng. gsyldst Quits gas. az @ob'Hta5'n' 5.0
"'f ,T5:a .nomm,n eona.a9s. !lne soaHtaas.
sld9li0. f5E9rtBja5.
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Baltimore >SeGis6- Gi(eu6a6m

Mort ssl ne u esS tafiun
3uat 0tytH ~ al AoogtaIavtH HaU edgDlJi Hn
Z ~ 2ygtalIiLgs uu0 4.uU AIDmlltlgs.
SaQs etben a6 al 9S0DeAIagta Hab 9slaiE I'm
$50 8srmittags uRp $50 0a1mittags.
3uue gcbfH db an S0nntageH nab Cardiff Hm
go @orIHittaas uaD AGO Ra6mittaas.
Snae oebeR ab an SoHRtagtH nab 9elair um 6&
0btnbs.
81. VI. MoRrG
GALL 8easraGs @si8aftsfabgE.
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9pnnpnz0

Rtue Scftipnsu iuO isst jr S,iGttauuo h.rQss
ri9ttt. 9itle ausespdblte 2otg. Der SupsrtHttn:
bent DE- gruHo.s un9 9oosns rotro itos gtiphnlht:
@%usfunif ].rtbeiitG. Sas 6 NJ r II III tsbt
idalit 3ur Suipeftiou ofieu. 99ceeu Rdbtrsm lutnos
u,da I'D all Dem SupsrirtsuOtnttn ODER an pas Bis
rtal III Rr. $50. Rpros6burltssStr
LMrnrinQ III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

ais @irt6I6aften. 0ds Bette mare,
Elm MitteI gu finben, bic 8pguszGlubs
gu untsroriidsn. 0ieies tann aud
obns 6p9licen3 geffeben.
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baltimore Slnnapuliss Sburtsgincs
Giicubabn.

qrotfuRrafta H. &ootmbsE 1877.
/ Sist pssTTlaTn ptt 6amOensS tation nab &naago'
lis NM 3Dti@mt5aii1993'@a o an GSS%s" HaS s 9p S 10
go ia glnuagolis EHo u. VI. 4 y 3loiiteas
etss;f prtr an g9oasuiag,n um 4.05 ea5myttGgs.
Ssnniaog 500 9oruittaqs uaD 43l Ha5mitteas.
S'sT,"S nam annapolis nab Baltimore al 23o5tus
1ol1'' a. nm $50 9crmittlas, 1900 Wtittags.
! Ss6 "gsdmittags uuO Clio Nbenos. S%OuHtags 9.3l
gSa " um6 go @lbnbs. Gin 6rab3ul 'zbri
+s,iih. aEsaeuemmtu Souuta5s, poH gStil u. 3.cI
ain. -trabt, Baltimore, alb.
3. @ilfou @ropu,
Observation-Disclosures.
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Mpntng, Den 81. Sannar 1898.

Sienttenic3's spo6 e m a.
6enber 3oman nQup Daot5?" (pobin
gebIt DUG lit pon Dem 4utor Ielbit
in engIiIfen 8ldttsrn beipro4en nor
ben. Die 0uintefen5 ieiner 8etrd6z
tungen lit Die Nntlpprt: It6t nab
Mmerifa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

uuh 4icilzgort uno 9libmoEo.
abia5yt Uon Baltimore ltb:E 6Ituitag, 0arnsrfa9
gHo 1alitaJ I'm b lPr AdtWItaas.
Bia,t Bureau: 91r 2R5, Cfs SniftmprrsS Ctr,
no pGIuttHummcr I'm &orGu5 bEEeLI Iro Gspl6 aui
qt1rb:E msroeK taEH.
H0upts NIysCur: Ir. $50, 9ishttra8c.
RcuUeu Scitcr. IS. I. Sht6n,
Gcuerals geiaaftsiUgrtr. gsHcyol=5 tlst,agsHt
IGug3L-I
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NccrOiamna.

Frau rate 9oop uro 6rau Maooit
Ftittr pron bguts, Nontal. Gadmittaas
/ llbr, pom 0sipOlbt Der Baltimore rs !mttcrD" aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

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NoreTe bes 8erliner Mtagiitrats an
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-22
DuNS DELINpUENTS.
Silent Monitor Used by a Methodist
Church in Oregon.

After careful consideration the Cen
Ore, has decided upon novel plan
for raising funds necessary in conduct
ing the affairs of the congregation, re-
ports the Chicago Chronicle. 1t was
suggested by the pastor, Rev j. j.
Waters, who has determined 10 run his
church as n democracy, giving every
body opportunity and induccment to
contribute. AT meeting of influential
members he explained his plan. He
showed a large roster with all the
members of the church on it, Opposite
each name are so spaces for credit
marks. The roster is placed in the
vestibule of the church, where it re-
mains, and is in plain view of everyone
entering the church. AT the close of
every month the roster is taken down
and all who have contributed any
thing to the current expenses of the
church are checked up in the spaces OPP
posite the names. The amount paid is
not given, but the check indicates that
something, however small, has been
paid toward the support of the church.
The contributions come into the hands
OF the clerk by means of envelopes.
and the amount and name are obtained
in this way. The roster will show Just
who has paid anything and who has not.
1t is claimed for the system that the
delinquents get tired after awhile see
ing the row Of blanks after their names
and begin to pay something in order TO
nil up the blank spaces. 1t is sort of
ever-present dunning board. 1t looks
down with significant silence on every
member who enters the church door.
the delinquent cannot escape its all
seeing eye. Whether present or absent.
he knows it is there, and the blank
spaces seem constantly to say: "Pay
something" The meeting adopted the
plan unanimously.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-22

and reject unauthorized bills, and to
draw variants upon the treasury in
settlement OF all blanks and records
made necessary by the tax law for
use in the counties, cities and town
ships in the state; to prepare and
furnish all the blanks made neces-
sary by the accounting laws OF the
state for the use of the several state
institutions and boards. 1t is his
duty also to receive, examine ana
record all the descriptions and taxes
thereon upon lands in the state
where the taxes are not promptly
paid to the town or city treasurer;
to keep an account with each des-
cription so returned throughout all
the period of paying, advertising,
selling, purchasing, redeeming and
canceling, refunding, rejecting, re-
advertising, ETC., and to secure for
the state its portion of the tax, in
terest and charges thereon, and to
turn over to the counties and town,
shipsltheir respective portions of
the same; to execute deeds and de-
liver to the purchaser of the state $
interest in such lands as become
subject to deed.
SUMMARY FOR THE YEAR.
1t is his duty to receive and file
bonds of registers in chancery; to
receive, approve and file plats of
towns. cities and villages; reports of
telegraph and mining companies.
He prepares and files petitions in
chancery for the sale of lands de
linquent for taxes and designates
papers to publish the tax lists.
Some Of the results of the year IS
work to date may be stated as fol-
lows
Total receipts to the state treas
ury. $4,074. 05l,3l
Total expenditures, 1896, III 81, ,
of which 81 ,0O4, 684 46 were paid for
the support of the primary schools
of the state. The total disburse-
ments to date have required the is
suing and signing of 1881 warrants.
Total number of descriptions of
land returned (estimateD 10, 900.
Total number of deeds issued, II,
500.
Total number of state institutions
and boards, %.
Total amount received by these in
stitulions and boards, 81, BIS, 49,. 53.
Total amount disbdrsed by the
same. So. 367, 577. A.
Number of judges-supreme court,
D; circuit, recorder and superior
courts, A.
Total number of officers and EN-,
ployes in the state service, BIZ.
Total number of officers and EN-
ployes connected with the severa.
Institutions and boards, 2,9O3
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1898-01-22
AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS.
California Miner Loved n wife Wen
Enough to Wait for Her.

California Miner Loved n wife Wen
Enough to Wait for Her.
Here is California romance of pow
crty and riches. Seventeen years ago,
reports an exchange, Mrs. Cecilia Nou-
CUES, then only years old, went to the
Pacific coast with her husband on their
honeymoon trip. There for the first
time they met John r. Hite, one of the
pioneers Of the gold days, who had
made a fortune of So, Oo0, 900. They were
his guests at dinner once or twice, and
then parted from him to meet no more
for years. In their brief acquaintance,
however, the millionaire gold miner had
learned to love pretty Mrs. Nougues,
and though she already had young
and healthy husband, he vowed he
would never marry until he could make
her his bride. Through years of wait
ing, when he had lost all traces of her,
he kept his vow. Recently he became
iii. His doctor ordered n nurse, and
Mrs. Nougues, now widow earning her
own living as nurse, was sent to attend
him. Each was unaware of the identity
of the other until they met in the sick
room. Imagine, If you can, their sur
prise. Mrs. Nougues was a capital
nurse, and Mr.. Hite became such an ex-
cellent patient that health soon re-
turned. Then the millionaire, now CT
years old. avowed the love that had
survived II years of doubt and waiting.
Mrs. Nougues accepted, and they were
married in Oakland on October IA by
Rev. Charles w. Wendte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02

practice as a b5ne-setter Pressure Of
work prevented my father from avail
ing himself Of this offer and Mf Hut
ton then extended 1t TO me. After some
consideration | determined to accept Il,
and accordingly | went. when ! could
spare the time. 10 MIR. Hutton's London
house"
What Or. Hood SAN at this London
house he put into his book for the bene-
tit Of his fellow practitioners, after Mr..
Huttens death.
This Hutton was 4 marvel to all VINO
knew him. He would study a patients
attitude or gait and in a moment put
his finger on the seat of a trouble which
for 4 dozen years scientific treatment
had failed to cure. Where he got hrs
knowledge ON one knew. The ability
10 set bones is credited usually t. in
tuition, YET there is a theory that there
exists a freemasonr4 in the craft. and
that members of il compare notes.
Men have not been tire only bone-set-
tiers. Some Of the women Of the Sweet
family have had this gift, and 1t Is re-
lated Of them. that When they were in
terfuptea in domestic duties lay intru-
size hens, they would dig ont the legs
OF the fowls, rendering them helpless
for time and Ses their legs again
when the household work was done.