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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10

bunn ni6t f8reiben; aud baS Qbz
f9%iebnebmen mar i6r perfagt, bteler
leBte SroIt. 2(6er ME ipQte tie IS
MAIDEN? Sic lam unb fam - ite
fanb ni9ts. 0a plDBli9 ftsl ibt EN-
- pie bate tie nur baran ntft fruRer
bentsn t0nnen? - bus M}ittel gegen
ibr erftidenbes 5er5flopFen - bate ne
nt9t gebDrt, ME 8raumiiler oer45tle=
germ eini4drfte, duBerit OOrii4tig oa@
nit um3ugeben. ySie pifen, Digit
tails lit zines Der i4drften 8tfte,
ni9t me6r, ais 3fpei Sropfen unD nur
i'm Not6fau! 8ertpubren Sic oas
Sldf64en gut, es geniigt, i'm einsn.
Meniden gu t0oten." sic puBte, 10
es itanO. G8 mar nod ~unge0ffnet, od
i6re &rant6eit Die Menbung gum @uz
ten genpmmen bate, bepOr gu pieiem
GuBerIten N2ittel gsgrtffen pOroen
mar. 0a bate iie ulio, ipefIen ire be-
Ourfte, Elm Bflan3engift, Oas ii3 pobl
taum i'm &0rper nu6peiien lieB uno
penn duh, Damn pltroe6rdn3 gldltben,
Iie lei in einem pl0BIiaen InfaIe III
res 2eiOens unporIi4tig bamit Oerfabz
rem. sic brau6te IS dlio MIR gu entz
nenben unb -- Mber 6eute nt6t!
Morgsn! 9eute npGte tie 6rdn3 nod
einmal Ieben. limb am nd6iten Sage
mar bas &tnO ni9t tpp6l, bas muBte
ite bod erIt abparten, uno bunr fam
INNER tpieber etpas. Sic beri6ob es
unter tduIenb 8orpdnben bon gag gu
Sag - tie noute ni9t, baB Sran3 lie
pie1ei8t IeI6It finbe, tie tpolte tparten,
Bis er Die aQiG6rli6e Reiie in fetnen
8ablbe3irt ma9te - bas 9eI6ab inn
mer i'm So6iommer, unb jeBt mar erTt
Gnbe 4pril.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
SefGrhrrung bnn gufIadru.

GGnge Der erfOrOsrli9en 3eit eur @rs
rei3un9 Der perI4iepenen Be-
ittmmun9sorte.
llntenitebenD lit Die u~ngefdbre 3eit
fir uebermittelung Der YoItia9en BON
benz 8aItimorer poitz9iireau na9 ben
bauptiG9Ii9en einbeimii 9en uno auss
pGrtigen StdDten per5et6net.
atlanta. Ga. 10 2afsa0'
GtIantitsGitp RS. 6 Stuns,H.
9rOOtIgn 20, 5 Stunpn.
Burlington, @tgmOnt, II StuuDsH
9uiial0, 9.:0. Is 5tunOsn.
s sSnt 5p3 %a5 T u S : 9tSnS,n
@barl,ftOn, sc, l6 StuHO,A.
GbieaGo. IN. | Sag.
ssf ia9Iassii. SIS. ]! i gtHnSsn:
SsnsorO, RS SAC mn i9 etanS,n.
Detroit, 9li6.r l Sag.
GalDtton. 9gas, 9 gag. uuO 8 etauosa.
SartfOro, Conn, u stnupsn.
SnoiaHap0lis, Snop ! Gag.
SadiOn5ilt, GIoTiOa, / Gag.
RaniagsGitp, DC, 2 Sage.
Ssittls Rod, grf, 9ag unO 1s Sr=ab.n.
2uuispine, 9p, 1as uHo 2 StuuotH.
Msmsbis5i 9'Hqa Ias mp : stunOta.
9tDhtlE, Via l 2GH uIO Il SIut0eu.
s{orioH. 8u., u StuHotH.
Qsns Crleans, Ga, l 3ag uu0 10 GtuHSsa.
@,ps9lorfsGitD ) Stunotn.
Cmaba, S.br., 9 1agt.
Qort(aHD, WaiRs. ! sag.
TnrtIanp. Oregon, 5 Gage.
SSbiiaSgipbia, Ia, 3 StunOtH.
9ittsburs, IA, II Sfanoen.
@rosietncs, 8.=5.L 10 SiunosH'
glaltio5, R.sg., IS Stunotn.
ct. louis, Dio., 2 G1gs.
st. QauL Wiun., 2 Sagt.
Ct. Sohn'7, ~Reu=Gunplano. 4 Sa9s.
ST. S,tsrgbura, 3ublano, u 3G1s.
epentp, gufralisR. 81 gage.
Gan G%1an,issS, Gal, / 9ass nnO "A stuassA.
Soptta, 9dai, ? 3aas uHo Z StuhOta'
ausfdHh
Bremen, Ssuti6lanD, 9 Gqgs
Sueuossaprts, NrasHtiniihs GssusliL ~ Sa9L
ealtutta, Gritii6sSnDieH, 30 34ae.
2snItrara, Sritiibs@uinta, 10 1age.
SeHgsReng. @biHa, % 9aee.
Glneston, Samaica, 6 5dgs.
sivsrpool, englaHo. z 9ags.
HonooH. englano, 8 51at.
4uisrHs, S6pel. 10 1aqt.
EtaDt Wsilo, 9let., z 9aae.
MGsiau, IublanD, y Sage.
Banana, II. 2. OF Columbia, z 9aae.
garis, 6ranfrsi6, 8 Sooe.
Quebec. CANADA, 2 Saae.
Bic be Sansiro, 9rahli,n. Is Gage.
@0mt, atalien. 10 9sss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
Sas Cube buul QirO.
S6eriff Martin unb feline Deputies
BON Der observation-disclosures fir oas
8lutbaO gu 2dttimer freigPIprOs
hpu

Su1SII 0LuIlN uIu IttNt GSpNLteS
BON Der observation-disclosures fir oas
8IutbaO gu 2attimer freigPIprOz
6en.
8tlfe86urre, 4a., 9. MGr3.
- Die Surp in Dem 9ro5sFe gegsn
Sderiff Martin uno feline Deputies
eri4ien tur3 nod 10 ubr i'm 9eri6t
unO CAB einen uuf nni6t i6ulOig" Iduz
tenosn Wabripru9 ab. @tIi6e Der
pielen, i'm 8eridt oeriammelten 8sia-
der DerIu4ten, gu ap%plauolren, purz
ben jeoo8 iofort CUR Ru6s oerpieIen.
Die SurD nabm, ais Ie ii9 geItsrn
gl6enO 5uriid3og, iofOrt cine 4bItimz
mung bor Il. es 3eigte Ii6, baB idmmtz
li1e @eI6porenen fir 5reiIpre9ung
paren. Die SurD mar Dem @erns6men
no6 i9on ebe ie Iia 3uritd3og berett,
einen Wa6r1pru6 ab3u8ebsn, uno
f3ritt nur Der 6orm lpegen CUR 2(bz
itimmung.
Ha6oem Ri6tsr Woobporo ben8ez
i4porenen geoantt unO tie sntloiisn
bate, erIu6te i'm Der 0iitritt5anpaIt,
Die 9iirgi4uft Oes S6eriffs unO Der
Deputies erneuern 81 laFen, inoem
nod II anoere Moroanflagsn unb 80
@ntlagen tpegen b0Spiliger S0rpers
berleBung gegen lie in berS4pebe iinO.
Die 8iirgf6oft purOe geIsiitet. Ser
9iItrittSanpult ertIdrt, er babe Ii6
nod ni6t enti3lofen, mas nit BEN
ibrigen Qntlagen gaf6:ben Ioue. 9a5
StrtterzGomite it Dem 9srnebmen
no9 enti9Iofen, ouf peiterer Pro3eiz
iirung gu beIte6en.
Der Ioeben beenoete PrO3:B bsgdnn
am /. 5ebruar unD bauerte finn 800
6sn. Gtpa $50 3eugen purOen auf
beioen Sfiten pernDmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
SniHsnahri6tcn.

Repz0 prf, 8. Mdr3, - Ginge=
trofFen Iino bier bic 9ampfer y&aiTer
@il6elm Der @roBe" bon Bremen,
.Gebic" BON 2iperpool, .Gt6iopid" Don
9Ios9op, n8aiier Milbelm Der 3pei=
te" bon Neapel etc, nMaiitlid" bon
MurTeiuss etc.
@~bgefa6ren: st. 9aul" naf
@OutEamptpn, ga 9uscogne" mad
Sabre, ,5eutontc" na4 2]tperpool,
r6risslanD" ra4 Qntperpen, nGurO>
pc" na9 Qonoon.
@enuu, 3. MGr3. - Q6geFabren
nad Baltimore 1T beute bon bier Der
0ampfer ,2epen."
2i3urD, 5. Mdr5. - @e7i6tet
puroe 6cute bier Der BON 91mburg
na4 Baltimore beitimmte Oampftr
pStrafbreoi5."
ReDpprt, 8. MGr3. - Ra6
Baltimore u6gegangen lit bsute BON
BIER Der 9ampfsr r9elen."
0ungeneB, 8. Mdr3. - 9aiIirt
lit bier Der 9dmpfer r2%rpIdn," Don
Baltimore mad Qntperpen untsrnegs.
@Iasgpp, 8. gtdr3, 9eute
traf Der 0ampfer r5urneift TIA" Don
y&epy0ort bier Elm.
8ruple 9oint, 8. MGr3. =
9eii9tet puroe bier oer9ampfe o&oz
lamb" uuF Der Reiie bon Baltimore
na4 Bremen.
Queenstown, 8. Mdr3. -
Der 9ampfer n9abOnta" bon 2ibers
pool tad beute bon bier nd4 Bolton
in See.
Bremen, 9. M}Gra. = 6ier angez
Iangt lit 6eute Der 0ampfer n8drISs
rube" BON Hepz0prt.
Sout6ampton, 9. Utdr8. =
Der bon Iep=gort nu4 8remen be-
Jimmie 0umpfer rSraDe" langte 3eute
bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
Nirhfnttfr. nnn strndnreiic.

Tolqcuoe5 iiuO Ote auf Den raatIlfeN
8augeu fir 0eu, StroH Il. !. u. 9elier1 ers
Sielteu Breiie:
SeRIide 8adgc.
Sen - Elmotbu pen $40 bis Sl2 pro
Eoune uuS Rleeh.u SIS bis $40 pro Come.
Sro1-8at;culrob 81 bis IS, Hog9eus
nrob IS bis $40 uuO oaierirOb Sc bis 81
pro Come.
9la,s - after s. bis s., ueuer
S1.S5 biz $l.90 pro SaB.
80 rOmehlih 8aage.
6eu-S motbu ,6su $40 bis Sl3; SIeeheu
50 bis Sll pro Come.
Strob - &aiieuiroh s. bis So, 5toggeu'
itrOh f8 bis $40 uuO 9ategitrOb 81 bis So
pro Come.
MalS-alter S-biS s., reuer S1.9O
bis Sl.95 pro gap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
&irhmarftr.

Chicago, Sls., .. Iiiri.-9ie Nus
inbr Uou 6IuOuleA betsug 1880 Stid;
Dtarii itetig be iuvidleu $40 uuO 1925
uarglreuoeu Hreiieu. ShlUeyue : 3uiubr
$4,000: DtarIt ATTN; be jeie ourrurteu
Suliteh $3.7O uuO S4.O5. Shnaie: 3uiubr
81 1000: Mari, ItetIg; Die $relle uarrItrlen
spIiteu $500 uuO $3.50.
SAT- &ibertp, ia, 9. NdrS. -
Die giarit fur 9fiuOu,et mar letig bel
Splidleu $500 uUo 1910 announcement
Breiieu. Sdwelue: 3utubr lettt O.artl
Iietlg; bic BreJle uayiirteu SUilteu $3.50
mo "a Is. Sdaure: 0tart; itetil; DE-
Ereiie uurriirGeu imliden $3.50 mo $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
@anamnfCr nls Gnubcrnrurs:Gan:
ninat.

86iIabeGpbia, 9. MGr3. -
So6n @unomater piro Der 8ouperz
nsurszGanbibat Der r8uiineB M}ens
Republican 2eagus" Ieir. Gr I9idEe
beute Dem am 7. 6ebruar erndnntan
@omite, pelf:s i'm ii6er feline Nomiz
ration bsna9ri6ti9te, elm S6reibsn,
in peldsm er ieineNnna6me b~srfitnbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
Mit $4,000 hurfarhrnnnt.

OrpiGIe, O., 9. MGr3. - G6u8.
Gutten, Der 6ieIige Qgent Der n4Oums
GrpreB : @Ompa9nie," lit Our4ge@
6rdnnt unb bat elm @eIopcdet nit
$4,000, peI4es cine 8ant in GleOez
LAMP, g., an cine 8ant in Ntron, O.,
CUR 8ef0rOerung ~abgegeben bate, NIT
denDmmsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10

uno ibm als Donation cine 0omdne
i'm Qmbe S6nar3enbed, i'm 9er3o9=
tbum 2auenburg, perliebsn. Wfoltte
puroe in ben 9rafeHftdnb er6oben uno
ebenfaQs our4 OOtationen uus8e3eidz
net. - p Die preuBif9e @erfahun9
Rat gum upterbaIt Der prin5Ii4en 9ot@
itdate Ipe3teQe 0omdne unO 6prits Tur
cine Rente angepieien
6. P.-0as erIte pruttiIfe 0dmpfz
f6iff lit bon benz Qmeritdner Rpbert
Sutton qebaut porosn, bic oGlerz
mont" Die am z. Ottpber 1907 BON
Nep=gort ra6 Ql6anp fu6r; 5a6rgsz
i6pinOigteit 5 Msilen pro Stunoe.
1918 lief in Nepzgort Der 0ampfer
ySabannob" pom StupeI unD bollenz
bste feline srTte 5abrt Sabunnabz2iz
tDerpool in 26 5agen, poDpn Is unter
9ampf.
u. 6. -0te GiegesIGule in Berlin
lit 200 SUB bob; bic 6rei6eit8sS Static
i'm Rep=Oorter 6afen bat cine SOtaI=
bD6e BON 3O6 SUP.
IS. st.. - 1845 nurbe Seras in Die
Union auf9enDmmtn, limb 0d 0terttp
Ii3 peigerte, Die unubbdngigteit BON
Seros an5uertennen, 70 brad i'm fol-
gen0en Sabre Der Srteg 3ptf6en ben
Ser. Staten uno W}srttO aus, Der
1847 i'm September nit elmer grinOz
ligen NieDerluge Merito's enoete.
9eiratbssHirrn3cn.
Na6ite6enoe 6eirat6sIicen3en muir
ben geitern our6 Glert %2toingIton i'm
Common 9leasz8sri6 uusgeite1t:
Sp6n @6arles 2int6itum unO Seler
". Gldrt; 2icen3 geboIt BON Or. q
MiltOn 2]intbicum, SIR. 1918, HOro.
gbarlssitraBe.
Hi6uro 6erguIon uno Marn g
goot; 2icen5 gebolt bon Sean Sopes
Rr. 817, Rorosg6arle8ItraBs.
Sart 3. Pincus BON RetpzYOrt uni
Sara6 S6IoB; 2icen3 gebolt BON 8
3. pincus, Gar. 1873, 8OpIteritraBe
9epzYDrt.
@leranoer Rinider uno Carrie ,
| M}eier; 2icen3 geboIt bon gOp. 6ar.
rel, Nr. HOP, QigbtItraBe.
Goparo 8. Spinoler pon Baibin8.
ton, D. g., unO Gitber %. GbibeIte.
BON SairFarzGountp ga.
Qepnar0 0eeO uno ROIie Samuel5
Qicen8 ge6olt BON 2eonaro DeeO, gr
| 654, 8itherItrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
Gin sdnB ilber Die @rrn,r.
Sir in Observation-Disclosures

Q.b,nb, Iin6 Sutt's Yiaen u~usrIaslld,
lie ,rbalt,n ben S6rpersO rsanismuS IN
u~OaltdnOias SrOnuuS unO fis bsptrtsu
AblOlutt GriIung
BON &upfidmerSsn, SsroauunSs0e'
ihu.rbeu, Wularia, Qsb,rl.iOeu, 8sr'
ltopfuua unS alen @aqsntrautesIt.H
Sutt'S Sober Yi4en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
OelOIenOnnqen

~aM aHen 9beiItn 0nrSpa'8 bssrat prsEpt uHS
Etlig bic
mrSsptftsu Ses s9eutIAen q srreiSsMpenteuss
G,sm.sGGs 0altimsTes6tI Gsp VesOthcesave
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
Gin 2etter lit Der Not6.

rim treuer 5reuuO uno neiier Hatbseber fir gne,
foelGe an @eidDledltS'& ranfbeiten uno Serluf
oeutids Bud: Der NettunessMnEer", As. dull,
250 Seiten init Otelen Iebrrei6en BilDerrI uno eiuer
abban0lIng lber 6raueuEaranfbeiten une finders
Ioie G9sn nnentbebrlidl tur tunse Seuie beloerlet
Mir0 mad Gmpfdng BON Is Cts. in Doitmarfeft
INT sinfaden umi6Ias ioreiam perpatt, frei que
aeianot. qoreHe:
DEUTSCHES HEH-INSTITUT,
~ Clinton Place, w. 8. St., New York, N. Y.
Der Hettungsantsr lit aud gu baz
ben Bel 8. ). Siemers in Rr. 103,
9urf : QDenue, nabe 6aDettsItraBe, u.
in @itte's r9trmun StOre." Hr. 236,
Norbz 6otpdro@S trdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
RnIttnnrrr Mnrfthrrihtc.

(gerihttt fir Den .0eutibsu GorrsipoHoeEtti.N
Baltimore, oea 8. DtirS 1898.
Die beutI9e GS.tSeriufuur betru] 1884 Suitct,
Der &leputcreHs9orratl l ,lS2,9l6 SHltel, Seriauot
Don BEN S,sudtoreH 56,5O6 BuibeI. SertIult Dlr'
ben 1900 gWibel uuo e. ABGgaOHS.
Nollenoe 2ah'ae bCi9t ben b~eutt1eH, ~9eltrt3eH
uuo ben Legtii1rt9s1 StaHS Der 8et5enpreIie IN 0-r'
IltIbeHoer uebeuiIOt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10

Refine cufred,te 9iauos
Ee%T~G5ES@ geseu monatlidlc AbiablHHgen
E@%GT%2 pcn SIS.
Y y y = N1etrere IeiHs ethrouhte auirettt
9iauos. bon Hur usnis i'm @ebreuh 9%eiusitE' gu
BaraainsNreiisn uno bobIbGr IN monGtLihtH 6ottH
ron So. ~. SerB g Sp1ns
t9toiIOLS Rr. 2 HAA y, StsrS'GhsTIssRIaSe.
Sdu5er fur SsotrmGHH @erost
6auseigcutbiimtr IS 1T bilietr, OILS Mi.tbs ~ bes
Iablen. 9rsif5diOs @duier Rr. 1921 biz 1858. @.'
R~crtbs NpeUus; einige iCbr btaige aiusiitodige Sdus
fer on 9dpion= uno 9ulastisStrabe. uabe Rortbs
Speuus. 9toingungsn fir Seoermaun safsub. Sas
Giseutbum piro nit Cpferu ~rertauft Dcrotu.
G;aaJuiroosu bel q. 3. Itppttt,. 2ousSuils
bling. ct. 9uu!s unp QegiugtonsS trobs, 6ctr In
st5. 1904. 9aDiou=Strabe. !Sulil2. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10

gu trfauftu
9r. 1722, Noro=9tc9% ster=, uuterbalb SoiDnienDz
Strubs - 9rOteries2doeu, Giuri0tuHQ unp 9or=
rdtb. 9u6gufruesu am 9la5e. (j6-G0,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
@n,elseM. -3u UsrmIetAeE.

An pCrmictbcn
Sag Saug 0r. l., GlaU=, nabe ebdrles=otraBe
baTcnO ais 9SobHbuus ooer 1Hr 9elpaits}m tae
gtu6iufroocn bel 5cbn u. Satrr' IT. H. GFSSs9
iudtpuz StrdfC. lOl-ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10

gu pertaufeu:
Gin Bargain. Sin i60uss 9ians nit r,ibcn
Son, 7 li3 Sctabeu uuo u%susitsn gtrbeisrunQcn;
GiQsutbimer brau6t @elO; feline aHncbmbars Giierte
ipirO juridQenieicu. gIa6iuirGgen i'll lr. I'll, M.=
Sdnburq=S traBe. (6eb. I,3Dtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10

Sulpe. HlridleioJ,H; EleVItoreHoorr1tl 226,O79
guibsl. Der Diarit mar ftIt 81 HOtirIen BreueI:
2getB.r nsusr ylr. , 34z-36:.. 90. Or. 3 33ls-
"a; %: a5 9.pt RS!tT5EFt 81 t5,, go: "a as sa '''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10

Gtus Garlu pom 40 Idsru; quite Bsbduo:: btausu
udn Or Stlot; Durbibuitteu BON elmer el:itrliDen
g1bu; mug p~:rtauit lpsr0eu, nm siutu 9tdd,GB 81
rt1tlf. S:rutr jDei 6lrmtn, cine ppH la Adern,
ne duosre non 300 Adsru, biliG. Mln itrsibe fin
Girtuiar dl !. VI. 3runsmdu, Columbia, Solo;
arosGuuutD, oOtr bti Sls. =. Damon, gtr. 10,
81. Qlu!=StraBe. (Stt.2010
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10

gu u~erFaufen:
Sas prd6tiqe 5lgciitofige gSobnbaus i'm 400.
9I0d an GreDerid=&ucuGe, Qegcuiiber pom ggiIfcH's
Gabrit. nit pOmpciiiacr 6rOut, tHr uir $500; lei6t.
@eoinaunQcn. gtdn mus &c ieben, I'M e btur.
tbtilcn ju f6uucn. Ra63uirGgen an Srt unD Steq.
bel Clarence Sampion OOer in Nr. 2O7, 81. 4aul=
GIrlSf. CNln2t lU(tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
&erlanat I'LL NNaemslAeK.

9euti9es 4rbeit3 : 9ta4petl H19az
8uream.
St. 2le, sfO=S blrp= StruBe, untsr oT HllR"i or
.Smti@m %sitaibaft." - G.r:G;5tHl, ntI"t osa!'
i4s SanOiptrI,r, arb'iter uno Gttnltbotsa ~ d.
f]ranfirttu 8rjefsu an Otu ag,uttH Der 9eltll@alt'
Spbanu 9. Qtper, GF PIG SnS.sesE9'
Gtrlbs, ptuotu, ntlbsr un.Htgs!tlIp EnstlnIt tl'
.bsiltu plrp. IS1Az0.LS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10
Mn;elGeR. au uerIaHIeE.

trtaui d. IL {:
Sauier in alien 5beileu Der StaOt. 3abjutrngen
bel QbiIip g9alib Il Sobnsn, NtarpIanHsApenue uno
GliOcr= Strubc. Ol-oJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10

Snipettion Der fir einen &rtegsfaG in
0ienit gu iteuenoen 8altimOrer
Sdiffe. - ue6ung Der MariHez
MiIi3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-10

~ Seuttge Gearis- I5Ieihs S,it
SaIu5rats. SaIu5rate. .Isgtss 9a5r.
Spot.-..I1OO -lOO4| 99I- 100 s9& .....
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The Irish standard., 1898-02-12
STOLE COSTLY GEMS.
Porch Climbers Make q Big Haul
in st. Louis.
MRS. WEST, OF NEW YORK, ROBBED.
Thieves Abstract Diamonds and Jew.
elry Worth ~ 900 from Her Room
They Overlook other Precious
Gem. Worth s28,OOO.

st. Louis, Feb. 9.-The police report
that Mrs. james o. West, Of New York,
who is visiting here at the home Of
Frank L. Norton has suffered the loss
of $1,000 worth of diamonds and
jewelry, which was taken by sneak
thieves while the family and their guest
were at dinner. The jewels stolen were
collected during years Of travel In all
parts of the world and could not be
duplicated for many times their pur-
chase price.
Mrs. West and her husband have
been ut the Norton residence two
weeks. The lady brought with her to
st. Louis $4,000 worth of diamonds.
They were all in the room to which
the porch-climbers effected an en-
trance.
Mr.. West says he will leave no meth
cd untried to recover the stolen dia-
monds. Detectives all over the world
will be on the lookout for the jewels,
all of which are catalogued and known
to dealers In America and Europe.
The Jewels stolen were those that had
been worn by Mrs. West and put off
while she went to dinner. A portion of
the $4,000 worth Of jewelry that the
robbers failed to get was locked up in
a cabinet. A diamond necklace valued
at $1,000 was concealed in hat box UNI
der the bed. Among the articles stolen
from Mrs. West were number of costly
gems purchased in Egypt last summer.
1t is said that connoisseurs considered
Mrs. Vests collection Of Egyptian jew
elry second only to that owned by Sarah
Dernhardt.
The Irish standard., 1898-02-12
BATTLE WITH TURKS
Sultan's Troops and Peasants in
Thsssaly Fight.
HUNDRED PERSONS REPORTED SLAIN
Several Villages Occupied by Turk.
Ash SOldiers-Greek Outposts Are
strengthened-'rhe situation
Ii OminOus.

Athens. Feb. 7.-sunguinary con-
flicts continue between the Turkish
troops and the peasants in Thessaly.
II is reported that the Turks have &C.
cupied several villages and that hum
dred persons have been killed.
London. Feb. THE Athens corre-
spondent of the Times says: The
Turks, after severe fighting, have oc-
cupied and burned four Villages in the
Agrapha district, in the north of
Acarnania, about midway between Arta
and Domoko. Eight thousand Turkish
troops were engaged in the conflicts.
1t is reported that in the neighborhood
OF Palaeoknstron the Turks were re-
pulsed. panic prevails among the in-
habitants of the neutral zone. Tho
Greek outposts have been strengthened
and the situation is o1ninouX. 1t 10
probable that the Cretan question will
be dropped until the evacuation of Thes-
sally has been secured
The Irish standard., 1898-02-12

brushwood. and can cross pools. marshes
and peat without difficulty. They carry
with them long pole which serves as a
support when resting. The postmcn too,
employ this means of getting about. In
winter time when the "Landes' are COW
cred with snow, getting about on stills is,
of course. difficult. and in order to obviate
the inconvenience and to enable him to
get over the ground without loss of time
the postman has lately fitted to his stills
a kind Of thin wo ,den skate, which en-
ables him to walk on the top of the snow
without sinking in. The postman is clad
in white cloak. called a "capot," lined
with sheepskin and provided with a hood
His legs are also covered with sheepskin
In the dunes the postal service is carried
on by the shepherds on horseback, for it
would be impossible to traverse the sandy
tracks on stills.
The Irish standard., 1898-02-12

by death or discharge: that 1.-The plate
thrown out with message scratched on
IT. was not thrown from the baStile but
from another prison by u Hugucnot. and
that number OF prisoners were allowed
to walk on tho ramparts for exercise wear
ing no iron masks but hoods covering the
neck and shoulders and obscurinR the face,
for fear that II they were recognized from
below excitement might be caused among
the populace who were favored to them.
But a few years ago In prisons In French
country towns this favor OF walking on
the walls In disguise was allowed to female
prisoners.
In brief there never was MAN in tho
Iron Mask there was not even an iron
mask for a man to be put in. yet so great
Is the power OF the imagination that this
man who ''never had q local habitation or
q name" is as real to the people Of France
The Irish standard., 1898-02-12
MINNEAPOLIS HAY MARKET.
Feb. 10.--Tnere is n good ac.
PROBATE NOTICE

state OF Minnesota. County of Henne-
pin-Probate Court In the matter of the
estate of Nels S. Lee. deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Mary
E. Lee. the Administrative of the estate
OF said deceased, and her petition praying
for the allowance of said account and for
decree assigning the residue of said
estate to the persons by law entitled to
the same:
1t is ordered that said petition be heard
at a general term of said court to be held
at the court house in the City of Min
neapolis. in said county on Mondav
the 18th day of March, 1S9S. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon: and
that notice of such hearing be given to all
persons interested by publishing this or
der once In each week for three successive
weeks prior to said day Of hearing in tha
irlsn standard. newspaper printed and
published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis this 10th day of
February 1898.
By the court.
+. c. HARVEY,
Judge OF Probate,
The Irish standard., 1898-02-12
THE LAWMAKERS.


Temple Amendment Passed by Iowa
Senate-ProceedinEs in Illinois.
Des Moines. Ia. Feb. 1o-The senate
Wednesday passed the Temple amendment
to the law relating to accidents on rail-
roads sustained by employees. The amend
ment provides that the acceptance Of
money from voluntary relief associations
or similar organisations shall not operate
as waiver to right for recovery Of dam
ages. The bill now awaits the signature
Of the governor.
Springfield. ILL.,. Feb. TO- The senate
Wednesday morning passed the revenue
bill as amended by that body Tuesday.
which simply means the senate bill as
originally passed. The bill was reported
back to the house Immediately after its
passage. In the house after some legisla-
tlon on telephones and slot machines.
Representative selby (rep.), Of sanga-
mon. got the floor and moved that the
house do not concur In the senate rev.
enue bill. 1t was carried with yell.
The HcGinnis telephone bill was sent to
third reading and made q special order for
to-day, after amending 1t to make it amply
only to Cook county