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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
Gutaw, OurdgshsnN bis 1tfin9tOn.

tomologiI6en @erein5 in Der Office
3eitung", Der S4reden por Der 8lutz
iaus : @erIeu3ung lei ni6t mebr be-
re6ti9t, als Die 4ngit Dor Dem @ploz
raooz&Gfer. Die our pplitii9en 8oae
berufene 8lutlaus lei in Der Stettiner
@e9enb lGn9It unb rei3lt6 oorbanoen.
limb Iiibli9 pon 6rantfurt q. 81. bate
auf Deiten Streden Die Npfel3u6t me-
qen bes Nuftretens Der 8lutldus iiberz
baupt eingeIteIt perOen miifen.
0us v9erliner SaQeblatt" frdgt II
einem y@eltmarttpolitif ooer @9rar~
ftaat?" iiberI9rie6enen Qrtttel, Die Die
8eIeBung bon 9iao 5I4ou nit Der
uqrariI6en @rfldrung bes preuBti6en
2unOnirtbI9afts : MiniIterS b. !9amz
merftein : 2orten i'm Nbgeoroneten=
bauIe perein6art peroen t0nnte. DE
NQrarpolitit gefGbroe ben unter Den
berI9ieDenen Rei4en b%eItebenoen 9dnz
belsberte6r.
Gin 8ereinS9eeB itr
8dDern.
Sine @ereinsseieB : 9orlaae BON
aiemli4 liberaler Senoen5 tit Dem
baperiI9en 2onbtage 3~ugegangen. Sic
erlau6t p~oQiG6rigen 5ruuen Die Sfeilz
na6me an politii6sn 8erIammlungen
unb ben @rtperb Der MitgIieoi4afi, 9ez
itattet, DaB politii9e @ereine unter elm
amber in 8erbinoung treten, erlet3tert
bic Nrmelbung pon 8erfdmmlungen,
hilbert bic Strofen uno oehnt bic 8prz
re6te fir WablperIdmmlungen aus.
Die biefigen 9Idtter frugen 81 bic
lem 8oreeben Der baperil9en Re9te=
rung: .0o bteibt preuBen?"
9rei5e9n Matroe en- uno
3pei @ertdrbeiter
ertrunten.
Sin f6retli4es llngliid erei9nete
fi6 pG6renp bes 9eitrigen Norooftz
turing in Der &ieler 8u4t. Sine BON
Der SiaaiSperfte in 9aaroen tommsnz
be @~erftpinafe nit Der NblDiungsz
mannI6aft an 8orb tenterts imSturm
auF Der 6a6ri na9 einem Der &riegsz
I6iFfe. Sine iber bic 9inufe {4laz
genoe mG9tige @eQe l0I6ts bus 6euer
aus uno legte baour9 bic Steusrung
lubm. IS ertrdntsn bic Mairois len
8eder, 8robfug, S6nurti, Mutbs,
9OItemit, S6Ionsfe, Mattutis, DITTO,
2eptpies, 9r0Ie, SottpaIb, 0eetsz
mann uno @olfgrumm. s3pei Derftz
orbeiter purben gerettet. lie iturben
a6er unmittelbar na9 ber@inlieferung
in Ods 2a3aretb.
6 3 pdrnurein 6 rbolun9s=
llrluu6.
Der frii6ere 6erdusoeber bes 800
den6latt5 y&ritit," 6r. Ri6arD Wrebe,
it mad Der 6eitung Wei6Ielmiinbe Suz
riideetsbrt. Drebe maj fpegen W6aiez
itdtsbeIetoigung gu 6Mondten Seitung
p%erurt6eilt unb in Der 6eitun9 Wei9z
5elmiinbe internirt. Ri9t lanae I3eit
nq6ber entflOb er. Gr I9rieb aus
:Stalien, bic ungeiunbe 2uft in Der Sc
ifuna made einen Dprii6ergshsnosn Grz
bo~lunesurlaub nOtbpenbig. @r tperbe
nab 8erlauf einiger 3eit ii9 pieber
ffeuen. 9us bat er nunmebr aud gsz
than.
auf @unf6 5runtrsi4's.
Sin S8auIpisI, betitslt r@apitdn
0repFug," fOllte i'm pGentral6aasnz
86eater" in Samburg our a%uffiibrung
tommen. DUFF @unf4 beg bortigsn
Frun50Iifsn 8pniulats bat bic YOll5et
ben 0irsftor bes Sbtatsrs eriu9t, bon
Der Quffibrung bes SenFationsitiites
Qbitanb gu nebmen. 3nglei9 crying
bic 9rObung, Dab bas Stif lonlt Der
bpten perben piirbe. 0orldufig bal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07

er Ii6 ME Elm 8er3peifelter unO I6oB
etnen StstpurD be5 0umpfers ij6er Den
6aufen.
$ auptmunn O'0unne e
Der in elmer q It a IT.
Die Straffummer in MsB bat Den
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &atfer Wil6elm's,
6%auptmann a. .. S'9dnne, bon Der
Qntlage berT9ieoener gsgen bobe Diff
3iere unO 8samte periibter @rprehunz
gen peger un3ure4nungsfGbigteit
frei9eIproGen uno oenIelben tpieoer
Der SrrenunItalt %iibertpieIen, aus mel
der er oor Sabresfrtit ais qeiIttg gez
Iuno entlafen noroen mar. S'0anne,
tpelhsr b~OlitGnbig berunter getommen
lit, bat I6on friibsr 3a6lrei4e S6ptn@
peleien uno Grprefunger periibt uno
mar i6lieBli9, na3osm er mebrfu6
Be Itraft porDen mar, ais geiiteStrunt
in cine SrrendnTtalt gebra6t tpor0en.
9a er ni9t mebr bsutI4er llntertban
I'll, frdgt Is fi9 MIR, tper fir ietnen
l1nterbalt in Der Mnitalt be5ablt.
@IGerGei aus 9eutf6Iuno,
Sine 8erIammlung Der 8erIiner
9etruipe6dnbIer, bic feit Ginfii6rung
bes relisn 80rTsngeIeBss ii4 b%etuant~
li9 BON Ger 80rie fernge6alten, bat
bieIer Sage ben 8eT4IuB erneuert, 10
LANCE bic 80rie ni6t gu beIu6sn, ais
bus neue 9eIeb in 8ruft blei6t.
9a5 preuBiI9e Qanoes- Sefonoz
miesGOuegium frat am 0ienitdg gu
Idmmen. Del 8uiIer nd6m. pte I6on
gemelpet, am 6reitug an Der SiBung
She'll, in tpelfsr iiber bas prsubi{6e
4analneb beratben purbe. Die Ser
idmmlung f6lug Dor, bic 5lii1e Rhein,
WeIer, @Ibe uno SDsr mittelit S6tffz
fa~6rtstdndle gu berbinben.
Die Observation-Disclosures folz
len 3tpiI6en benz piirttembergii den IL.
einem Der in ben Hei6slanosn Ite6en~
ben Corps u~b9e6aItsn tpsrDen. Sic
foQen ridt 10 9rpB1riig, fpie i'm pori=
qan Sabre, angelegt nsrosn; b06iten5
$4,000 W1dnn iuQen oardn tbeilne6z
men. (Giner Frii6eren Neloung na4
.ioltn oisIes Sa6r bas iisbsnte uno ouS
5ebnte Corps 81iIsrman00er baden.
u. b. R.)
Dis er3Gblt pirb, ion lid Bring
Marimtli1n Q 9aben, Der ft6 Bis
Der 6artrddig tpeissrte, gu beiratfsn,
oemrG6It nit Der prin5eifin 9auIine
bon DIrttsm6erg osrlo6en. 8diier
Sran3 Spiep9 CAB in poriger Mp6e Der
9riu5eIiin gu G6ren elmer grOBen 9ofz
ban.
Der Grimm tpeiierer 8reiie gegen
ben SberbiirgermeiItar Belle fpegen Ieiz
nsr oblebnenben Saltung in Der Sruge
bes 9entiteins fir bic MGrS9efdaenen
nimmt mar9mal grpieste 9sitalt an.
60 1T benz Sberbiirgermeifter Elm
Strid unb Elm anonpmes S6reiben 3u>
g~eglngen, in tpel9em es bstBt: rGr
bdlt Fet, Sbr 2sben 1T gefGbroet!"
Die Hegierung lit iebr unangeTebm
iberraI6t bur9 bas betrd9tli6e Sal
len Der 30Gs unb Steuern in ben IeBten
!e68 Monatsn bes pergungeren Sab
res. Sm 0e3ember aIIsin 5eigten oieie
elm Winug BON 100000 Mart. Oisis
S6atIa6e ION gegsn bic 6~lottsnbsrz
me6runq Bel Der 8eratbung oes &oz
Ttenpunttes psrnertbef tperhen.
SIN Gbsnango : &iper 1T 6ei
ging6dmpton, N.sg., Der 12ziGbrige
SoIepb MaIlop ertrunter. @r fubr
nit unoeren &nuben S6litttf9ub UNI
elmer BON bieien iu9te ben nnbsre1 Oaz
rim al ii6er6ieten, benz Ranbe oes Giz
fes am nG9iten 5u tommen. Waapp
brad bur6's Sis uno murbe bur9 bic
6trOmung fortgerifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
GcrihicocmcS Iorscuam.

guiu cinsm in bic Nuqcn tansnOcu 9argain=Iii6
I'M Saupttpdycrt lit cine Qdrtit pes bubidsrcn
Qnr,cgans aus uritrcr Fubrif, in ]ocfOrirtCr Goodl
Cobalt b!aucr llntrrqlnfruuO nit glln!cn unO
@Oloocrjitrunetr SIR Sbau gtteIit.
aoftt Abucu peuiacr, ols Jabritprejie. Stacr
olicr 0rpBGH:
Qaareu S2t.-67t-jSt. mo jt.
Sim 49c.-3Sc. -33c. uuO 25c.
9aNtn nm ltutcrrafen, GbofolaOtn, ~9tobmitto9s,
S5ct= mo GuifeeqroBcn.
gIdrcn $l.N ~ S0t. uHO Gjc.
Sim gu 35rtr NusiUubt 40c.
Sdlut= uuO Sru@ti@ualtU
gQurcu $50 uuO 500.
sect uuo $1.20.
NuOcre Qor}clanpoarer sum OIci6cn groBtn
9arQdiH=GatiO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
MicocrnufpOlitcr1t

Ntutr @ti6dits }Utis meme Nctboocu rtutr
Grfola meme 4rciic. sails Sic rim MO5cl 6abcr,
NEEDLES rcparoturbtOiritiQ 1T, i~bertuieu 81, unics
rem auutarbcjttr Oieiclbtn CUR 8cpardtur. Sic
lotrocu mebr, pie 3uirjcocn otitslt iptrotn. Rohenf
Nw6ldQc auf 9|oulcaur ucrocu germ O%elitfcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
ltntcr Irilnmrrn cri6laaen.
Sine 8oitOner 8ranOtataitropbe. -
Se65 Q0I6mGnner get0btet unb
bier perlsbt.

Sine 8oitomr 9rdnotatuitropbe. -.
Se65 Q0E6mGnner get0otet unb
bier perlsbt.
9 It 0 Il, 8. 6ebruar. - Sin beute
frii6 bier uu8gebrpGene5 5euer to1tete
feds Mit8Iieoern Der 20idmdnnI6uft
bd5 2e6en, inoem fe BON sinItiir3enoen
Mh1uern eri6lagen purDen. Die Sc
t0osien itnO: 0iItritts6ef Sofn +.
G9un, SpriBencapitGn Same8 8iterD,
2isutenort @eorse s. 9onai uno bic
S6lau6fijbrsr g. 8. 0isten, Sobn 8.
Mulbern unO 20. S. 81lib. 9ier an
Oere 6euerlpebrleute bic in ben 8rdnbs
ruiren pei6ittet p1ren, erlitten i4pez
re 8erIsBun9en; i6re N1men limb:
SoIep6 go. 9arriiH, Spribencdpitdn,
Sbpmas s. GOnnuD, 3. s. 0O6ertg
unD @opuro S6e1.
Del per6dn8niBppQe 8rano mar 81
friiber Worgenitunbe in bem fiinfit0fs
tigsn 5d6ritge6duOe bsr 8stt3eugz5 Cir
ma q. 80. Bent u. So. an Msrrimacz
StrdBe %entItdnben. Die 6ldmmen
batter ii6 i6neq ii6er Idmmtli6s
Stodpsrte berbreitet. W}ut6ig orung
bic 6euerpsbr in bus Snnere Elm, UNI
ben Serb bs5 grdnoe5 gu erItiden.
0dbreno bic Q056arbsiten nit Der
9r0Bten@nitren9unq betrieben purben
barftsn pl0BIi6 Die M1uern unter b.,
3erIt0renOen 8erpult Der 6lammsns
glutb uno i~tiir3ten traAeno niaosr. 81
ipGt eri6uqte Elm %rparnenoer Ruf. Die
pOroere 2(bibeilung Der brapen 5ouer'
tpebrleute purDe unter ~gli6en0eE
3riimmern begruben.
Wit Sobesberdhtpng 9in9en i6rt
8omeraOer fofprt ans Rettung5tpert.
SfnsQ purban bic 3riimmer binrpsq
qsrGumt, bic 3oDt2n unD 8erleBten
aus ter Ruirsn 6erbor9e3oqen. Der
Ginitur3 bes 8e6Gubes fpuroe bur6
oaS pl0BIibe 3uIammen6refsn bss
9I6itubIs beruria6t, beTIen @epi6i
Die drbtran Stpdnerta nit 5i6 rib.
Capt. @gan r1mentli6 pirD BON
feiren &1meraben Ieb6aF. 6etrauerf,
Ia er mefrfah Bel qroBsn 5s~uers6riinz
ten ifnan Elm 8eiipiel nodsrer 9fli6tz
srfiilung gegsbm unO iein 2eben riss
tirt 5atte. 8u5 6euer ri6tete me6r,
ais 100000 S6uben an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
S%OrntiF,irung elmer sslbfmaroerin.

8oito n, 5. Gebruar. - Mun bat
in Sale ter 6rau aus 3epzgort, mel
de in goung's 6otel Oubisr geFern
curd Ejnat6msn BON Qeu4tgus
Sel6fmoro begangen but, nit groBsg
Gsiimmtleit conitatirt, baB oieGeibfz
m0roerin trne 6rau 6olBermuur : Re
terion mar. Der OGnii9e Soulful il
gterpz9orf 1T Der lleber3euqung, odB
s5 Die genannte 6rau mar; lie mar
@ittpe unb in 9GnsmuTt Qe6Orer.
Der Nep=gorter 9oli3eifef bat per
DRAFT barum gebaten, bic 9eife einea
oDer 3pei Gage auf3ubepdbren, odmit
Ie BON me6reren RepzYorter 8etarrz
ten Der Sel6fm0roerin "uqnoScirt rerz
ben fam. Die Sbouttion Der 9eidDe
bat erge6sn, oaB iih ale inneren Or
game in geiunoem 8uitano2 6efaroen,
NIT 4u5nuRms Der Wt8; oisie lieB
srieben, Dab Die 6ruu an ben 5olger
oon WuIuriafisber lit uno in elmer
g{aIuriufieber : 9sgenO gepobn. 6ds
ben muB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07

Das ate biitoriI6e Stsinses
bduoc gu Sappan, H.sg.. NORM S6srit
Qnare in ben Sdgen oes llnabbGngigs
teitstriegeS Idnqere 3eit gefanger az
halten puroe, lit ieBt Dem 9ubIitum
gum 9eiup erOffnet porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
Setter Spiken=S crfauf.

@ir pct6dlm bic 10000 Drud6t mebrl 0arOs.
Grwartcn sic ui3t oappu nod Ghpas bel WHtt Der NObs lu is6r.
&c. - auspabl BON 900 garDs pom QIatt Balls. @oiut DC paris mo
GORDON, ptl1t bel uus tets upu l2c bis lM. pertauit lpurom.
12lc. - @usmabl BON 5000 9drO5 pom Gbunttlp Spani@ guipnrt,
GORDON, NeOhi uuo CriaHtol, Die Gtp0bultb Is bis 30 Gents WtH0tH.
15c. auspabl zines 5000 0lrp3 Continents, scraO, re ObtH, BOD
btTtr - ptrtb pon % bis 80 Gents.
nc. auspabI BON 500 gaOs in Gordon, @eOtc, 5ri5 9Oina
qrauem uuO IOcrfarbcmcn Grobet i1Dur3eu 6bantiNp, Bourbon uo
Gsurtal go | bis 10 SOL brett - Nsrt5 80 bis s. 6ents.
orc. Nuswabl pom 2N0 9arOs pom G5aHtiap, Gsmrai Spantib
@uipure uD Bourbon Wt, y 3Cn brett, rrtb slJ0 bis 50 pro gaD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
Sotl @utn1Qu ll11o ST. ::==:::3::: :=::
0od6 1T Der uOinter 6ier.

limb in unfrr Skuug u5S p tufmGmHdmg emHr iGGumen mir nit Bargain zRmptahn
Ir 9as@ n eN5 @ntrags 1T bmmt aganbgt Nh beginner usGhOm - uufprdumsn - os
@dhGF aH3nfgm S4mtn Sic tr 3ds bic ouGtgfe QMHriumtt Mtfhn Six nt@ 2am
Sic mil @nfan0 GMM n Dor Der 9mR Der l@kkn ga6apnmfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
Ncuc StiGcrcieu.

gBr TnO i'm Stauoc. 96ucr cincu Gid of Die cttn Grababrs:Rno,
ipu bon Stdudm 5u peri6atim. 1T e npthU0 III iaQtn, 6nb cine lolGt
Gpactinu NM idbe QrGc urqnOpp ibrcs 8liben finotn!
3u Toe. - 6ambrt, &ainioof mO SwB cine 0robe manipulating
fdltQHit ppu Rantu uo GiudBn - ccgautt Rdnten - ourblDuiulin
brett. sic ptroeu Usrgebtus nab Qlcibm %trtbcn iubtn.
3u 15c. - StcIelbe @eifrcbuuQ past fir Dde Qartis. bod fmO pie
WotTiolcu I'M eneu QroBcU QrOImtl0E ttiucr uo ibem lU:zSelrH
neben Oci BON Ocniuiocu sum 9rdie pOu 15c. pro gdro gtVorbT.
3u 25c. Stbr buitc Stidtreien fir RiuOcrsRRiotr uno bruttn
@daB, af 6ambric. Naiuioot uO 5pib brOttcat, nit ipejelem oin=
ipeis uuf cincu icbr bttH uHo i9ueu 8atuiOotsGtniuR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
S6War3c StOfc.

zoe. @teriu b,tommr Sic $50 i6war3e etoHc 3 .. fsl0aQt
iiauurts g,utiarr, 40-3Daige S1ocs. 5oj0aiuc Gbans, 45siontgs
fQurut 6rtpc.1u8c. Sn3m Sic nd no@ 5bysm Sci5mnd uus:-79a
59c. 49, Sdumtib ocri1icOnc Stidt. Sir tOUHcn f1cr Dlrnui redo
un. Oab Ouilbtu On ooppcltn g&tb bubsn. Se @aarcU fnO 6btpiots,
6uriettus. Wobuirs umb STQes.
soc. - Stude iolher rIbcu uo eeqontcH GAM ltocHeH 0Ttnaois
mes, ntl1t ic nit ttueu Qrcs BON $50 martrt pdrtH.
Gtriteone grettu mO Shlc, bod MIR cine Site.
4eut 6ribin0s 3ldOctUie fUmmm tortDobrnO al uno Dtr1m To-
fort jun @Uuuf gctcut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
SI.75 SuGarctteS $1.OO.

Dies lit Gin @eipitl pom uuiysn Rroittn, falls meme BaarH 0OUo
trpiieu ncrOeu. 9ouc Qompaoour bette 2jbsrtp=SeOt nit bubi5
tsltm GuOen. Ger 8Orratb 1T njbt 0rpb, 10 III Glt ~notbmtHOtJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07

lm perfamfcn. %VN" iu pCrFauftn.
0s30aQs Gbtt5, S.i0ai0t Suo,s, acknowledgement uuo idmmttt3t
@ett, ptI1c bsTm %thUrt1t Hbris blicbtn.
Use. - fir 5c. unO 65. HIiOefotfe oTi6uOtne Stadc ou 3S3Oai=
gen Gruuetcs, 9ojOs, Do6Gtrs - l8=l0lt9e @vmur=6u6s itr S@atti=
ruQ
SIC. fauim $lsqItiorhOiir wc Jls}oaiGt icOa, wO WoGtnc 1oiiors
cuttings - 4O.60ioe GmpgtBslu3t 45=j6aigc ieOent uo DOlens
9opudtcn.
&C. ntmmt sl.25 Gosnt 1ube masfaor % Stud, Ser % 3Oa
grtit, in etOerfar5eu, DODfarbo, srpmts mo blau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
s6ubc, mcl6e fort miiNcn.

~DVDNT FWVFVJN TW2t NNNTTNW'
Gin ombtnirtcs uuO pafeHOes SOrineut BON miuOsfcus 800 Qadrcn.
N'6s nab Der lupentur ;u~rHdotblebu fO.
lit Der Observation-Disclosures. SH.75 1T Der nusp,rfout.pr,i.
9Mr pcroeu mebr, ais liberal 5u Geuieuioen icu, ptl6s fHr Bargains
buuerio fuO. Bon uberGa Der, bon % 6atou5 uo ~ icporuter 9ar:isn,
brtuqtn pr ale einl clneu mo tcQtu gcbtiebeHeu S6ubc, mel6t mir
Sbrcr Iufmertiamfct fir puroo buGteE. Sencr Sui, Der oUics 9tpar=
ttmrt bttrut, nUo IN ibparHu oOr iarbigcn GnDpi= uO ShnarsS1us
ben abr nur bo6cu eGubcu sur 3]HtrjcOcubtit btncjOct Ncrorn. Ger
BON 5bntn beOorjuott StDl nrO f@tr Der 3brc ptrOu. &a! fir $lI5
perOn Sic g8aarsu srbauen, O: uuOcrwcjtO 3Dtibm 3 INN > Dollars
ntrtb fD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
6lciOcrfOfte miiNcn fort.

Gin gnsriff ami 8s7 peri8itotns Slide in i3war, NM forbg, IN:
BON om 8tgalU buGb9tHommu uo b;omtnO rcDjirt aui %argoiatt
QstQt porNeu nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
nns surtterrutu unn1 gteher nrtoeltedst.
YOrseantt ttltO 0InS.

Sine RAutiOrsres ft HMr gMs mO qo3uan, p@.nO fir 9dns8r@ffofRR 10 Wm
iemals i'm 6eruar, Qforbrt no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07

at @aumpoG : 5toHe partsn auf Shire ariht = CrgarOic:, GbcDicts,
@ingbam3, BATTLES, truniOfi6e 9trmcs uO Gapns.
Gini9c Spc5inlit6ten.
Sir 12!c. - SpiBeu eefrdfte CrgunDp in p Muhuu, zine p0aiga
Reubsit
Sir 12!c. - - nsue Stifus III Qsralts uD MuOrds.
Sir 19c. - SpBiels NusttlunG bon eEhntpen CrQanote5.
Hcue tranipFl6e SrQanDies mn rdIeu0 (Oiee ooOou WcrOtH BON us
cOntrOirD:. Rene irun30Tibt Snaboms lnGm in ben ibDnhsn tarrTttn
uo qetreHttn WlutCrn nor.
Nac mdbcn 8ltOerfOHe TnO ot6ffntt = mi, }. 9. oroanOies, prfi3t,
tanlofi6e uo eR0iibc NoiHiOOt etc, etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07

spcirQ. Der Rtn uniur 23iuter=0twdnDcr mO Qeac lit ms tbats
idhltb int Aeac. mir beoHrru Des &Humcs. Sicidbeu miNm Iot. Die
Daiar DerMn0tln @rcii. nGroen lie inn Hlmae binanlm0n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-07
Gutaw, bur69eberb Bis 2erinetOn.
Der Saft (teigt IN ole Bdume.

limb nit benz 8egtnne bs Je6ruars felten fb in beiem Ga
NRoOe Elm, bic balo Die 6erri4uft antreten psrben. 5reuogsn Qn3e
men NeutgtHten ne6men, benn Die 5rauen i'm &agemeinen, pe ein8elr
NeubeIsn gu erfa6ren - uno iBt 1T bic 3tt bnfIr.
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THEY AMOUNT TO SIS, 900, 900.
The Presidents Policy Regarding tn,
Claims of American Citizens.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-Immediately
upon the ratification of the peace treaty
by the senate. the president will recon-
mend to congress the enactment of leg
islation looking to the settlement of the
claims of American citizens for dam
ages sustained in Cuba. Porto Rico and
other Spanish possessions which form
ed the seat of war. Claims to the
amount of s26. 200. 900 on this score ave
already been lodged with the state de-
partment. 1t is true that an unknown
proportion of these are claims based
on depredations committed by Cuban
insurgents, for which IL is questionable
whether the Spanish government could
be held responsible. On the other hand.
ii is believed hat there are many
claims for large amounts that have
been presented owing 10 the inability
OF claimants to secure the necessary
corroborative evidence during the Span
ish occupation of the evacuated terri
tories. or because of the belief that IL
would be fruitless to present any claim
so long as. Spanish sovereignty was
maintained.
In the inclusion in the treaty of the
clause providing for the mutual as
sumption of the debts by both parties,
the commissioners were simply follow
ing the lines of the treaty of Guada-
loupe Hidalgo. which terminated the
var between the United States and
Mexico. although in that ease there
was a limitation in the expressed terms
upon the amount of liability to be as
sumed by the United States. SO far as
Is known, the treaty does not specifi-
cally provide for the appointment Of a
commission to adjust these claims OF
United States citizens. but as that is
the usua method of adjudication. IL Is
presumed that a commission will be
created by authority of an act of con
gress. The latter cannot withhold it's
sanction TO some such arrangements
after the ratification of the treaty. be-
cause the convention itself binds the
government to the obligation.
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the LITTLE PGssiMisr.

The sad little princess sat by the sen.
"Alas!' she sighed. land alackaday''
And she rested her book upon her knee.
And her eyes gazed dreamliy far away.
"All OF my fairy tales end the same
They lived and they loved and then they
died
The wicked enchanter's always To blame
oh, for sometulng quite new she
cried.
I'm sick Of my dolls with their china
eyes;
I'm SICK OF reading OF 2 ants and things.
I'm tired to death OF andes and pies.
hate my crown and my golden wings
And then her nurse felt Of her royal head,
Looked at her tongu In n showing way
Your highness had better come home 60
he'd.
"You We eaten too many plum tarts to-
day"
Ladies Home Journal.
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CONDENSATION PROCEEDINGS.
Progress of the War Between the n. r.
and the Oregon Short Line.

Progress Of the War Between the n. r.
and he Oregon short Line.
Walia Walla. Wash. Dec. 8.-The rail-
road war between the Oregon Railway a
Navigation company and the Northern
Pacific received fresh impetus to-day
when the condemnation proceedings were
commenced in the superior court by the
Snake River Valley Railroad company
against the Northern Pacific. Farmers
Loan & Trust company. New York Gen.
trial Trust company. Clearwater Short
Linz railroad. T. A. Von Hollenbeke. Z.
p. Kuhl and Samuel A. Ash. to secure
right of way across the Northern Pacific
lands for the railroad from waliula to
Lewiston.
The petitioner alleges that the deed re-
Gently executed to the Clearwater Short
Line by the Northern Pacific of right OF
way was made to prevent the plaintiff
from condemning the land. and was not
received in good faith. with the Intention
OF constructing a railroad thereon. and
that neither the Northern Pacific nor the
Clearwater Short Line ever surveyed o.
located a line across said m The pc
titioner also alleges that an offer was
made to buy the right of way from the
Northern Pacific. but the latter refused to
sell. except on condition that II be To-
Gated to the satisfaction of the engineer
of the Northern Pacific. The hearing OF
the petition will come up on Jan. %. 1888.
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after January I their separate selling
offices I'm New York vnl be abandoned
and their business will be hapdied by the
SPOOL Cotton company at as Broadway.
The latter company has just been incor-
porated under the laws OF New Jersey.
All Of these concerns were originally En-
glish, and have still English connections.
but their American business. IL II said.
is larger than that In the parent country.
Their factories here were established to
avoid the heavy tarir on their product
IL Is stated hat the American factories
will be run Independently and that the
consolidation of selling agencies docs not
imply that a trust has been formed. The
Clark Mile End Spool company r. capital
lied at roo 900. The capital Of the 9TH
ers II not recorded. but Is known that IL
Is much In excess of this mount.
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70 the cLoRv OF oLo MAYNARD.
Method Selected by an E~nthusiasti'
student To show Pride.

From the New York World.
While a crowd OF Harvard boys were
celebrating the Pennsylvania game In the
cafe of n Boston hotel one OF the stu
dents became infatuated with n gorgeous
white waistcoat which was worn by one
Of the colored walters. He called the col
ored man and said to him:
II want to buy that waistcoat''
What do you want OF hat west.
boss?" said the man.
II just want to buy II. What will you
take for it,"
After a great deal OF gufrawing and
some hesitation the colored man allowed
that he would take s. for II.
Done" said the Harvard man. and he
pulled out a s. bill and cav Il to the ne
gro. who began to pull on the waistcoat.
'Oh. you needn't do that" said the stu
dent. II don't want you to give Il to me.
! just wanted TO feel that I owned that
waistcoat."
The negro went on 10 walt on his "
table. when the student called TO him:
Come here"
what do you want. boss"
The student called the negro up close.
dipped his own fingers into "a plate Of
cranberry sauce that he nae and with
them proceeded to mark a big III" eS-
actly on the middle Of the front OF the
white waistcoat-his w~aistcoat.
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The Reading Terror.

From the Philistlne.
Wordsworth was a terror 10 his friends.
His pull was %genteel. but very dextrous.
He could flash a Ms. on you before you
could say. Good morning lie read all
o. the Excursion tn Lamb. and Haxlitt
once wrote to Coleridse: ~ tried TO es-
cape Wordsworth because ! knew he had
a new poem with him. but he finally cor
nered me-"
In Yesterdays with Authors James
T. Fields innocently tells OF how Words
worth gracious.y read aloud to him a
poem. seemingly not aware hat Words
worth was always lying I'm wait for his
prey. II am biest with great bodily Wig
or" wrote Leigh Hunt. 80 I do not much
object to having Byron read to me from
his MS"
SO We see that the desire To read ones
productions to some one else II "A classic
condition. I myself occasionally tax the
patience Of a good woman although !
never. like Jerome Rooney. took a lady
out To lunch and read a play to her. and
then walked of. forgetting to order any
thing To eat.