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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-16
POlfmnrtrns @grntHren.
g,ri9ieDens S~taOtIbeiIe. in pel4ea
4oit : 0srtb5ei9en pertauIt
m9rDgu.

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SanoT,r. rnO 1iasStTab'. stanit & 6OR:rs
@f ia5o. crl,ans. sttaBt g, 8. gai5maH, aItur.
GdrtUs uEo 4l0l5Tf5IFaBS gopaEo .. R1bsra
Has aii,p @R.G,ii aroaSpap uuo saltim0r:. etgabt.
S! sS}, S \ 9SSs, st.ab' GmtI gsplss, a,,nt.
i5$l. qor:sStridtGs StraBt, 6. 9. 0ib. astat,
G3, Q0rtsG0ao, y. 9 @oit!. agtHi.
ISS R Ss5sa aa Sasasti So5S u. SaSii. =" aq,nA.
55l, s.oros 6uIiousaotaHt. u. 8. GSsTSsit.
"s sgf GoIumbia.ap,uu, G. Rinn, Jun, garnt.
@oriGasaatuas aaO 9arriiNas Strabt. VI. 8. 8.
Ioi5, Sf.~Gortsao,uu, 9. :. Rtggls. gg,at.
gom5ar0a uEO 6ba7tIsStrasi Gtdni y. Grie@N
eSass IND Cup;rs Strait O. 8. Rrant, aasa4
956, g9ctsSdrai09a-StraBs 2Btliam SsHHetnHs
,II3oL. ZB'n.aombarOsstast 9o1H o. 3DaHIaH.
glsuI.
Gorts uno ao9aisHsetrdbt, y g. s. e5s!D:.
s4os, RorO.G osstrabt 3Obn 6. BIAS d1rnt.
q0i, YlcpcurtsStTlBt, @. y. GiEitp, aJtEt.
1919, 4ttsSlliimNrs sSt5att. S8iaiam Sui5.
~ss6aoDa0 uno GssraI.stras., SoSn ). Rsrs,
22,l6s, g.auT0lpania.goyp: Gpa s5rin;5 gqcnt.
lsiS. E;gi1oas5 Strait $5n y 8tbo, agtni;
GultOas}lucnus uHo GSuoI!ssSt,Gba S!ygtHid
observation-disclosures uH3 F~aoSte=Strabs. SEQ. ..
StE1rI, AQtHI.
Sa0ptfsFtt Uilmovs a1o 2orn1us Sirabt. j. q,
90risJiouo. VGrutl j SayptHS;ou, aquti.
Wulb,rrqsSt rab, uRo NUrtls=d0tau,, 81. 9SuiB
6. cDrU, NlrUt.
2S' lHioas&Dtua,, geooob:rrp. G.nreus, ;. @ils
fans, G0tut.
@ortb.giDcaus uno MeGuasss 5traBs GuO9
plc3. Saiyl.J, GQsuf.
3l7, smaaDoo6 . 6ttabs GonEro s&yaOu.
Tr:mont.Uomu. uno garrs.styab. J. u. 5oa
5eT. Jun. aatI:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-16
Briri6et6rhcruna mud benz NuslanOc.

Die dusldnbiiGe 9Dt fir Die nit
Dem 8. Qugut enbsnoe Do4e i4lieBt
i'm 6ieiigen qoitumte (in allen 5GQen
pE1ttlihl. ME foIQt:
0icnItue, ben 10. QuguTt - i'm
II ufr 8ormittag5 nab Samdicd Did
BORT 4ntonio per 0dmpfer BON 8altiz
more; II ubr &tbsnos nab europa
per 0ampfcr gWuisItic" Dia Queens
topn; nab europa per Sampfer
Bennington" bia southampton Ole
9riefe miifen per SenItn9ton" be-
5eidnet Ieiu).
Wjtttpo1, ben Is. YtuouIt I'm
7 ubr Q6snos mad China uno Sdpua
pid San 5ran3isco.
DonnerItag, Den Is. Nu9uit - nm
II ll6r 8ormittags mad Sumdtca piu
BORT QntoHio per 9dmpfer BON 8ulti.
more; 7 ltbr Qbeno5 mad 4uTtralicn,
8uncouper.
6rejtaq, ZEN 10. Nuguf = 7 ubr
Ibenos nab europa per 0umpfer
yGampanid" oia Queenstopn C9riefe
mad 6runtrei6, SiiosGuropu, Ggpps
ten unD 8ritti9z SnOien miiFen per
gdmpanta" be3ei6net fein); mad 9rd=
lilien uno Ga Blutaz9 sgeHoen per
0ampier Button" oid YerndmbucO,
Bahia uno Gio Saneiro; um 8 ll6r
Q6eno5 mad 5rantrei6, SibzGus
ropa, GgNpten unO 9ritd4 Snoieu
per 0ampfsr ga Nprmonpie" ptd
SABRE (8rieFa nu6 anoersn5beilen BON
europa miiFen per Ga Rorman0ie"
be5ei6nst iein); II ubr Ha6ts nd4
Sdmaica unD 8reDtptpn per 9dnpfer
gQ0tron0uf"; na9 6a1ti per 0amz
per ri. 0umoi5"; mad Nafau, g.
g., per Dampfer r2(recuna"; naA
GentralzQmerit unb ben SiiOz9oeis
fic=6Gfen per 0ampfer pid Colon;
mad 6dDti, @ene5usId, Guracuo, Sriz
nioaD, 8ritiTbz unb Duti9s8uinsu
per 0ampFer nSranje Rafau (8riefe
miifsn per Oranie Rafau" 6e5eidz
net iein).
Die 8oIt na6 0euFunbIaro uno
Miuuelon, pia Bolton urb 6dIifar
f6lleBt i'm PoItamt tGgli4 UNI 4 ubr
Qa9mittags.
g. 0apies@ ar ieIh.
~ 8otmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-16
Die ipunfi6 : omeritaniit de 8ert

Die ipunii6 : umerituniTfe Berg
merits @eTeqf6uft (SpaniIb Dime
ricon Srpn Co. beren 9rdIioent S..
3ano BON Nep : gort 1T, beItebt lett
1889, unb BAT beren @erIdn0t Ii3 Bis
jeBt auf 100000 SOnnen geItsut; Der
monatIiGe Marimal : grtrug itellt
ii9 auf 10000 Spnnen. 9aiquiri lit
Der 6dfen fir bieIe 8ru6en. 9teIe
8ruben tperoen Iofort pieoer in 9ez
trieb geieBt. Die 9eIeui6aft bG4dfz
tigt cirta 600 Mann; bic Suraguuz
So. ii6er 800.
Die @igua : 8ergperfs : @eIenz
f3uft (Sigua SSrpn Co., Die imSaAre
1890 ge9riinoet purbs, but Ieit 1894
teinen 8erTunbt ms9r gemaht; Die
@ruben limb Ieitoem niht me6r in Be-
trie6. Die @eidmmtanIagen oieIer
9eIeQi9aft i'm Wsrtbe Oon ca. 81
100000 limb BON ben S%nfurgenten ME-
berge6rdnnt porbsn. Der preis De5
Santiago'er @r3ss lit CUR 3eit So pro
Some. Die 9empo : 8ergperts Sc
ieQi4aft F0rbertM anganer3; IS lit Ote5
Elm neues 1nternsbmen; bis ieBt Iino
erit 400 Sunnen gum 8erIanDt getomz
men.
Die 50rberung Der Gr5e 1T nit 9ez
rin9en Soften perbunoen, numentli3
felt Ii6 Der Sranspprt BON ben 9ruz
Ben mad benz 8erIanotbafen GuBerit
billig. 9erielbe gef4iebt etnfu4 mil
enoLOism &abel, pobei Der gu Sbal gez
benbe, nit Gr3 belaoene 8ugen fir
ben 2luf3ug oe8 Ieeren Dugens bic
Sritbtraft liefert. Der 4r6eitslobn
Der 8ergIeute Itelt It4 ouf 81 pro5ug,
nobel gu 6emerten 1T, Dap i'm 8egenz
IaB gu ben berii6tigten G%pmpognitz
2Gben 9ennInIoanien'5 ben 2euten
ale 2e6snsmittel, &lsioung5Itiifs etc.
in Dem betreffenoen gompagnieIaoen
gu duBerit biuigen 9retIen geliefert
tpsroen. Die meiiten Der 8ergleufe
tommen aus benz n0rbliGsn Spanien;
es limb ebrlide, fIeiBiqs Menf6sn.
Der gauge Giieroiitrift lit Bis CUR
b09Iten SPiBs Der Sierra MaeItrd a6z
par3sqirt; bic meiiten geIiBtitel Iinb in
6Gnben bon Spuniern. Cine Merfz
piiroigteit it's. baB Der 8eiiBtiteL Oes
2anOes nidt glei43eitig bos 8s9t Der
6ergmGnniId den Qu8beutung in ft4
i9IieBt. Der @igentbimer bs5 Sam
beS muB, e6e er an ben bergmdnniIA Der
Nusbau ge6en fam, Ii6 nit Dem be-
tteffenben S6iirfer, Der ba5 Mineral
entoedt, dbfinOen.
81 Gp6rp," ca. Is Wetlen ponSdnz
tiugo, biloet oas 6er3 Der &upferzOiz
itritte Gu6a's. 0isie &upfer : Berg
rperte Iino GuBerit psrt6op1; lie Iino
i9on Tsit gu QtnFang bieIe5 S%a6r6unz
berts i'm 8etris6, fsit ungefdbr breiBig
So6ren Iiegen fie a6er infol8e ponProz
3eBIireitiqteiten, bic Die 8ergpertsz
9eieqI 1aften nit Der Gobre : Gtienz
balm : @eIeIi9uft butten, brad.
W2it Dem 8abnbau lisgt es in Der
9robin3 Santiago nod i'm Qrgen; i'm
9an3en gi6t'5 ni6t mebr ais 80 Meiz
len. 3piI6en ben beri4isoenen Ortz
I4aFten bstebt teIegrap6ti9s 8er6inz
bung, bO9 lit bieieI6e re4t primiiio;
cine t~slegrup6iI6s 8erbinbung 3tpiz
faen Santiago un0 9uDuna gi6ts auf
Dem 2anbe feline, bic etn3ige 8erbins
oung lit bic per 8d6eh.
6a6rifen gibbs bis ieBt in Santiago
fuit gar feline, bod piro it3 Oies ieBt
ppbl 6Qlo Gnoerr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-16
Grnnuftelt= Warft.

(0ie unten ftebenben BreiIe bs3iebtn
fi9 auf bas @ngros : 9ei9dft; i'm
gnbetdiI : Sanbel lit elm Qufi8Iag
BON etpu 3sbn Prosent gu bere4z
nen.l
Der Marft mar nit 6rii9ten uno
@emiiIen aIer Dirt gut perieben. Die
0erften uno GpmmiiIipnsbGuTer Ttno
nit 8ooenprooutten angefiat, neI9e
duf benz Maferpege, nit Der Gtien@
balm uno per @ugen ~anIdngten. Be-
fonoers an Der 9rdttItruBenIeite beS
9afen : 8aiIins Itnb bic @orrdtbe an
mathematician, Gdntdlpupes uno So
matoes beoeutenO. Die Nu9frage
ru9 QepfeIn beFersr 9ualitGt lit
cine lebbafte unb lpuroen Sen0ungen
aus Bottom gu 81 Bis So pro SAB perz
fault. = SO ei fob lit in bs1eren
9ualitGtsn iebr erpiini6t; bic 8orz
rGtbe Iino t6eiIpeiie purmIti9ig uno
bertrofnet. - Die 3uienoungen an
@dntdIoupes aqer 9r0Ben limb
beoeutenb, bod 1T Der gr0Bte Sbeil
BON geripger 9uolitGt. = Die gta8z
frage pa4 i'll Mai5 lit gez
ring. - D m ons fino lei6t perz
fdufli9. - 9roBe Quantttdten Don
8 rauben tommen BON 8irginien,
bod IinO bic Mebr3abt Der Seroungen
in unreifem 3uitan0e unb finbsn besz
bulb penig gea6tung. = 3 10 / :
fommsn peniger d1lf ben Martt
uno berri9t ua9 benieIbsn grobe
g&u9Frags. = 9firfi6e purOen
me6r eingefiibrt, bod nt6t geniigenO,
Inn bic ginma6er gum &uufen gu Oerz
dnlafen.
Die greiie finb, ME fOIgt:
QepfeI, pro SAB 75c.-$2.25
8irnen, pro &orb 25c.-5Or.
8irnen, PRO SAB 75t.-$2.0O
WetBtpbl, pro 100 $1.50-$4
s3piebeIn, pro 8uT9sl. 65t.-75c.
8opfiulat, pro 8uidelttite 40c.-50c.
&artoffeGn, pro SAB $1.50-$2.0O
QpfelIinen, pro Siite $2.00-$3.OO
tomatoes, pro J 8uf9el SDrb 20c.
biz 40c.
Srauben, pro grute 50c.-$1.O0
9riine gpbnen, pro 8ui6el 60c. biz
Got.
@d9sbobnen, PRO 8uf6sl 5Oc.-6Oc.
Ssleris, pro Biinbel . .15c.-20c.
0amIons, pro &iIte . $f.OO-$1.5O
9amIons, PRO SAB =. $3.50-$4.50
Surtsn, pro &orb 10c.-15c.
gantaIoupes, pro 100 $1.50-$4.00
Gartuloupes, pro &orb 15c.-20t.
Inanas, pro Stiid -. 6c.-12t.
9riinss Mats, pro DuBenb 6c.-8c.
8lumentDbl, pro &iite. -. $685..
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Baltimurcr PDItamt.

g. 9abies 8arfieIO, POIfmei!er.
TreOerid Gsiit, 9iIfs=q Oitmeiiter.
Die 9oit 1T Sag unO R16t Offen.
9as 9epartement fir 9elOzQnpeis
iungen lit seOffnet DOn 8 Ibr MOrs
gems bts 5 llbr Qbenbs; an 6eIttagen
lit &c 9eiGlrfsn.
OGs 9epdrtement fir regiItrirte
9rtefe lit geDttnet pon 9 ubr WtOrs
gems bis 6 u6r IbenDs.
Die 8rieftrdger Iiefern an Geittugvu
Rur einmal 0t0rqenS OBJ,
Na9FoIgenb 1T Elm 8sr3ei6ntB Der
perI6iebenen 3peig<8iiredur unO i6z
rer Gage. Sn ieb:m bieier 8ireaur
rpsrben tGo(i6, Sonntags ausgenDms
men, bon s l1br Morgens big 6 ubr
@benbs 8elo>N npeiiungen ~dusgefteQt
unO regiitrirte 9rieie entgegen genOms
men.
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citation Rr. 50 - 8. 8. RobiHfoH gr,sH,s uHd
GraHGiHs 5traBt.
station gr. 50 - e,uro E. Reap, 0orisRoaO an5
q. Gtrabs.
efatioa gr. q - g. u Gor, Grs:umounts un5
RoribsdpsHut.
station Er. CD 49, 6ii6tou q. TDrs, Gomonos
iors9lDtHut mo WonrotsS trab,.
Station gr. % - G0muub 8. Gtrtftt. 9r. l40ls
goro=Gbarlts=S ttlbt.
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Siehfutter. nrto strnbpreiIt.

Solsenpes Iub Die aui Den ilaatlihen
@aagen fir Den, StrOb u. n. geltern srs
ilelteH Yreiie:
SefIihe W uage
6eu - Simothp,6 Gen $40 bis s13, ususs
Gen - bis - unO Sleebsu IS bis $40 pro
Sonue.
Strop-8un.ufroh s. bis Sc, ROgaeu.
iirOb S. bis IS mo puferiiroh S. bis Sc
pro 3pnne.
Dtats = $3.50 bis $3.50 pro Gas.
Norowe f Ii d Us aGae.
pen - 6imothu.6eu $12 bis $l4; neuss
6eu $40 bis Sl2; SIssbea IS bis $40 pro
9OTne.
Gtroh - 8~aisenfroh IS bts IS, 5tossen'
ffroh II bio IS uuO 9ateritroh IS bis So
pro Eonne.
Nais-s2.5O bis $3.50 pro EGBs
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SIrhmnrftt.

Ghicago, SGs., IS. Nug. - Die aus'
fuhl Uou ~0tlu0uieh betting 10000 Stud;
Dtartt itetig bel smiideH $3.50 uno 800
uarlirenOeu Nrsiitr. ShmsIne : 3utuar
$1,000: 0tnrFt attiu; bic ) elie YarrllrtsH
Suiihtu s.. IS NIB S4.O5. Shaaie: 53uTubr
10000: giartt itetg; bic Brelle uarrItrItn
;mlihen B.. % mo 500.
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RnIt1nnrrr ERnrfthrriht..

(9erihtet iiroeI ~0eutibtn Gorrsipo1oe1ten."l
atttmore, ben 10. Auauit 1898.
Die hsutIls BstBe1iufulr betruI Sl,S37 Suibs',
Der SIeuator.nsBprrat 295 ,039 Suihel, 8erldHot
uou oeE Sltuatorea 220,395 Buibd. 8ertauit nnri
ben 5000 SuibeI mo =. BGgaons.
Solgenos 6dn.as acilt ben l%eItIle7. oor3etrtae1
nnb ben leBtiilrIgsH Staa9 Der lDelieuDreVe IN perS
lleIheHoer lsberibt'
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StchensG rindle.

SttlIcQtiu9:
Cine Grau in mittl:rtn 3abrcu iuGt Sttls als
Grluf'artii:ju 0otr QausbG!tsriu. 9dbjuTrlJtn
in yr. lIj2, goros8dDz SrdBs. C22O-l
SteIltetiu6.
Cine Grau iubt irQtuO lDsl6: 9ci6aitiaunQ,
ReiUmG0rn rOtr odusarbeIt. 9tlt8utrlgn in Hr.
Ills. 8att=StraBe. C20-D
SteIItQe u d
Gin crit itbtr Ste getommtutr BARRIER trittr Rlait
iu@t Sttluuo. Sell. Giitrtsn uHttr n. y, an
bic 6rpcOition oss gTCutibeE Gprrtipouotnten.
DIQ-3m
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Sn OtzSaltimore peroen $1150

zines isnsr bibibsn Ipeiit0dieen Sduier an Der Gfts
isite Der So-tspoo0=ADsnue Gribcr Qatapsco=Str.D
fuuftn. Sieie 3duier lieetu eineu 9lod nprolih
pom 9altin:arszStrab uuo all Der &lupts6abr=
itrabc SYM r9attsrion=9art1 uno boben als nsus=
fsu gequrmIi6tsiteH. Der 9runo5ins lit S2.75
pro GrcHtsGuS.
Gerner blbibe sDeifDdioe @duirr nit itbs Gins
ncru all Dartmouth : Aptuue, 2600. @lOd, Qreis
$50. Gbcuials msbrtre iebs 3iMm,rsoauisr nit
6aun;=Giuqauq al 0loptrsStraBt, noroljb pOu
Dartmouth Apsrut; @runDSiHs 5pti 2olars pro
6rontiuB. Wreis $1,000.
D 10. s.. @ullagber @auunttrnebnsr.
@obuuug: 9ultimors=Str. uno acknowledging.
C(uIi10|
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$erlGngt lut IAgemcIHsG.
GsU.i9es 4rbeit3 : 2a1peiIunss:

g.. 2ls, GaSee 5lrnsStrsbs. inter Ger Guta6t be:
,Strti1en @ti,aibait.' - S.tI:Etgsu. Dslhs otRt'
jas pdnOpsrItr. arbtiter uno Tienitbote1 Iu hes
itditigsn HSHlntn. uoutn E4 psriOHli4 aesr in
~itaRtirts- 8risisn an ben assHtsn Der @sitllaaft,
y otann D. Wep.r. &r. 2le. St5sSbarp'
etrcSs, DsuDsn, psiA.r ul:HtssItGi4 gastunIt era
.bsii.u pirr. (Saa26. 80
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8riefe unD P0ittGrIen tperDen freI
ben G~mpfGngern ooer Q6ien6ern Q
elmer PoiiGnitaIt sur onoeren na9ges
i9idt, rpenn Der Muni9 auf neE I'm.
IdIag Gusge6riidt lit. PoiisHoaugeE
Der 1n0eren &laiien peroen nur auf
BerlaHgen ndGdelGHbt un0 pirb Dann
am geItimmurgsorte elm 3uiaBpprtO
BON Ger 5OAe oes OrtgiRaIIaBes bes
'reAnet tperoen.
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3u fen

ptrfaufeu:
Cine 5arm BON l25 adern unttr gutter Rultlr,
~uHeefdbr l2I 0lsile bon gnnapolis, Dlo., Jebn DIei=
uutea QBeges bis sur GiienbdbH= S%tation; SCci5
$1,000. 99teen ndbtrtr Giujelnbeiteu ipre6s man
por oosr i6reibe an Sol. Battles. 3r. l08, Sing
G~eorgcsStrabe, annapolis ORD. CSulplS, lYtt.)
3uberfaueu:
Rltine 5orntn orti WeilcH BON Baltimore gu bils
liatn 9rtiien; ~.ultioirtcs Sauo uuo in outsm 3u=
itdnoc; am Curtis Greet eelcgeu. Stoineunaen
mdbis uno leibte SabIuHgen. 0laH iprebs Dor bel
Sobn g. Geis in grooflpu, Do. (Sulp8, lU})
perFaufen
II - 5, unO 46 @dtr: biajq; elm u,utg 5aus auf
eiEsE.; biqia, psnH oisit 2906s nod p~trfauit. 8u
trirag.n Bst @ anno II, Or. 10, Ct. 9drIttrdBe.
Sa.'inic-t. fStt20,l0
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Gu;eIReH. -sM DeriaHIsE.


3u erfGufr
Sine ultttablirte @rObibmieocsS9srftltt prtts
sian. Wistbs sc pro Wsuat. JIl6ju'rlG:n in
Ytr. 235. oarrii0HsStraBc. t22O,2,4
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Surtttu I Tn
Sine brdbtuols 5drm; isiuss 2uno; glonfons
@dus NM a~lasmsine Garms0sbiuIi6tsittn. Sine
quite 6;IegsUbsit iur sinen iunesu Wann nit etpas
6lpitai. 9td9juirag,u bel Wul. .. Gblsr, Hr. ),
Cit=GeElngton=5.sab.. 1885,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-16

seine meme YortGpts@ 0 II :
Gen, 0runO3iusfrti @truo: Sds, mas
usru, nduitr nit 3 3immtrn. &ao, @ds, Dai,r,
qr0Bt lErrlfcn.@runOiiidr nit StittusoOi. De-
iunOt XaQa, usue Yluart, isbr ~nie0riet Brittle.
SeOsn SaQ %Qtpfiust. 9Bsitieits Der Nu9uitd=NUtnus
0rti 6dui.yQ tuicrtt pom 6rsOtrid=fodo, in s
piHgtoH YabjuiragtH AT Crt unO Stsat bti
Us. &. 9Guprt b. Clu96, lDft, G&S)
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MH1A. Tne bic 5edbmafd1insn 8 6dneIer
~SS% eIefer Staet, flbrtn oas srobts Gas
ger un6 bag ps1finoisfte @tdbliismeHt pers
teuf,n AZ ben nieorleftsn 9rtiien uHo untet
IsihtEH SsbineungtR. Sntiblitst Sub niht, gu
fauteH, btpor SIR u%Hisren eaatH beiubt habt;
mir fbnren Guh @eio %eriparen. agtnten tdr
-5few SUme" uHo .Efancare- Sedhmafbi'
men. Eutterit'W uffer unb ale Dfoosbl@er.-
So. 6iSfe & Go. 317 WeftesTiustSn"S tr.
(RebI26, lSt&Ss
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4ufttOns>M n5eigen.
m. g. S[pd.

NJ 9. Slof.
CIR. 54l, Gquitablss@sbduoe.
emtutff ScrfGuf
oes
Gadts@ pbnbdufeS
g7r. 212, Sin=N zNarfsNpenue,
nabe Nraftitrake.
Strait zines @cfsbls Oes Neutrality-suspicious. Der etaot
Baltimore ipirD Der uuterlsi6nete 3stamentsuolls
itreder am i reita q oen 10. Aueuit 1893, Had=
mittaes 4 lbr, Oas ud6fplgenD beibriebene @runo=
ititd uebt DISQUALIFICATION on Srt uHo STEELE auf
Dffsntliber Auttion p%erfaufen: 9eoinueno al Der
g9etieite Der Observation-Disclosures ~unqefdbr OBJ
1lil2 SUB iiioli3 DON Qratt= StraBe, init Der 6ronte
an beiaQter Strabe u~ngeidbr If 3il2 Sub iiioli5,
nit Elmer 9iefe BON ~ungeidDr 81 Sub bis su elmer
@nep.
@rurolius 1888.
DISQUALIFICATION: Orsit6diees SiseeIfeincr=
mes 99 0 II q II nit 5tueirotigem 3~iegelitsi=
nsrueu Sintereebdubt.
MISUNDERSTANDING: Suar.
6:ue Nnlablung BON 800 miro Iur 3cit beg 9n=
faufs HerlanQt.
GEORGE 6. &uqbss,
Observation-Disclosures.
errbma &. 9attiien,
OH, 22-3l IuttiouatOrtH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-16
4usGanbtf9e Senbungsn.
pOrtO naa NsritO uns
6 a.

9ieIelbeu 3aten uno 8ebingungen,
aIs in ben Ser. StGaten, nit 4Esna6z
me, bdB semiI4te &dufmannspaaren,
peI9e niht ais Bona fibe" SdnOelas
Muiter geIanot peTben, nit Der Pats
tetpoit DerianSt tpsrOen mifeu. &aufs
mGnnifde S4ritten gu ben gep0bHS
Ii6sn Raten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-16

Safe!


nv aRriie I'm GusIanbc beiorst tHntrhalb ID StuHeeB
AM b~eDeutenb herabaeiettem Ireiie
@Duaro @atRr,
@anssaSa6e 9saItimoreSe trGts EEe 9of'OtRet'GSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-16
ScingSrrung rnn Buitiaden.

2Gnge Der sriOrDerliGsR Set sur Grs
rei4ung Der peri 4ieoeuen Be-
ittmmungsprte.
untenite6eno lit Die ungeidbre 3eit
Fir uebermittelung Der YoIti09en bon
Dem 8altimorer YoItz8ureuU nab ben
baur&id9ii9en eiHbeimiI9 ea uRO alls=
pdrtIgeR Stdoteu Der5ei6gst.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-10
STING OF THE BEE.

Poisonous Properties That Lurk In the
Honey Maker.
The chemical and toxic properties of
the poison of the honeybee have been a
subject for long study by a German sci
enlist, DIR. Joseph Zanger. During his
investigation DR.. Zanger employed 90, :
600 bees He found that the fresh poison
is clear, like water, Of an acid reaction,
bitter taste and IF fine aromatic odor.
On evaporating and drying at tenn
perature of 100 degrees centigrade GAIA
degrees F. gummy residue is left. II
is soluble in water; with alcohol it
forms an emulsionlike mixture. The
aromatic odor is due to volatile sub
stance, which disappears on evaporation
and is not poisonous. The poisonous
constituent is not destroyed by short
boiling nor by drying and heating the
residue to 212 degrees F. nor by the di-
luted acids or alkalis.
DR.. Zanger has proved the existence
of forrnic acid, but he has also proved
that that is not the poisonous principle.
The latter is an organic base, soluble,
with difficulty, in water, but Kept in So
luton by an acid. On the healthy skin
neither the bee poison nor a per cent
solution of the poisonous principle has
any effect but they act as powerful ir-
ritants ON the mucuous membranes.
His tests made ON rabbits and other
animals show that when the poison is
brought in contact with the eye there
follow lachrymation, hyperemia, che
mosis and croupous membrane or con-
junctiva. The general condition is also
affected; the animals become melan-
choly, take no food, but are very thirsty,
and the urine shows small amounts Of
albumen. -Philadelphia Record.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-10
STUMP PENCILS MAscoTs.

Members Of GeAhAm's Stock Exchange Su-
= perstitious About Lead Sticks.
Talking about hoodoos and mas
cots, said member of the Stock Elk
change, "the boys ON the floor Of the
exchange are as superstitious as lot Of
sailors. If you don't believe it, you look
at the lead pencils they are using the
next time you are in the building.
"You won't find man using long
lead pencil. Why? Because long PEN
Gil is a 'hoodoo' Of the worst kind.
They always cut new pencil in half
before they sharpen it. Some of these
pencils acquire the reputation of being
lucky.
LESS than week ago came down
without my pencil, which, by the way,
is lucky one-every memorandum
made with that pencil results in profit
for me-and / borrowed one from a
friend on the floor. He handed me
stump about an inch long and said,
You can use that; it's lucky pencil. ;
"Sure enough, / made two deals in
the morning, and each Melted me a
handsome profit.
II was about to make q memoran-
dunn of some stock I had bought when
my friend approached and said:
Here, take this pencil and let me
have mine again. I've lost ON every
deal since loaned it to you.
"Sure enough, lost ON that deal, and
the luck went back to the owner of the
pencil.
"When you get hold Of lucky PEN
Gil, you want to hang ON to it.
"Some of the boys have little lucky
pencils not more than an inch long, and
they guar them as they would their
lives.
eff you, through carelessness or acct
dent, cause them to break the lead point
they lose whatever regard they have
for you and forever afterward regard
you as inimical. Some of them wouldn't
take So for little piece Of pencil worth
considerably less than cent. New
York Press.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-10
A LouisyilIe slander.

Not long ago there was put in at the
Louisville telephone exchange q switch
board run entirely by battery, SO that
the amount of calls was definitely indi-
Gated by expenditure Of force. The
chart showed correct business conditions
up to 10 a. m, and then there came a
most unaccountable drop. The cleo
trician was bothered. There must be a
leakage, q weakness. somewhere. Again
and again the same remarkable and in
Simultaneous drop showed on the chart,
and the perplexed telephone engineer
went from Chicago to Louisville to in
vestigate.
He was with group Of anxious man
ayers and directors waiting for the sig
nificant hour to approach, when sud-
denly some one looked at his watch and
called, Gentlemen, we are losing
time, whereupon one and all arose and
passed to the nearest buffet. That was
crowded, and they tried another, only
to find it also thronged. Then the cleo
trician looked at the hour. It was Just
past 10 O'Clock. and daily scene was
being enacted. ALI Louisville was out
taking drink. -Chicago Times Herald.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-10
LIGHT GREEN LINEN.


mentation of any kind-of medium
tints, yet with an all over design in
which an effective plan stands out and
looks we'll
Serviceable pillows like the gray
linen are dmirable-admirabl not only
as fabric. but for good, steady wear
and everyday use in any place where it
fills need To make this plan charm
ing in appearance the white silk or
white linen floss can be given to this
decorative scheme, either in strong
floral effects or in conventional forms.
big patterns in long and short stitch.
requiring but little trimming Often
for pillows, plain for use and hastily
made up for the summer wear. the big
bow Of ribbon ON one corner can be
used as the color bit desired, the selec-
ton made to suit the simple furnish
ings of any room.
Another texture OF equal quality but
thicker is the colored duck. which for
GOODNESS is unrivaled The same treat
ment either in embroidery. outlined or
in long and short stitch, can be given
or in good make up, devoid of all or
namentation, as q useful necessity for
warm weather days, says The Decorator
and Furnisher. from which the forego-
ing timely suggestions and illustrations
are reproduced
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1898-08-10
Ice Broke the Spell.

There is a curious little tale about
Captain Bagot, M. p. for South West
moreland, which cannot fail to interest
those superstitiously inclined. 1t is said
that, some generations ago, witch
cursed Levens Hall, the seat of Captain
Bagot, and said that there would be nc
direct male heir to the estate as long as
the Kent--the river which runs through
the grounds-fowed. Such has indeed
been the case, until in 1895, when,
owing To the severe frost, the Kent was,
for time. entirely frozen up. and few
months afterward Mrs. Bagot presented
her husband with little boy. London
Graphic.