davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
$500 ON STANLEY.
Rufe Gone of Wichita, Predicts His
Election.

Wichita, June 10.-Rufe Cone, twice
elected sheriff of Sedgwick county, and
now the state committeeman from the
Seventh district on the Populist state
central committee said last night, after
learning that w. E. Stanley had been
nominated: ''I1l bet $500 that Stanley
is the next governor of Kansas, and 1
bar none. There are no conditions.
Stanley will be the next governor"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
BANKERS MEETING FAILS.
But Two Visitors Respond to Sixth
District Call

SaIina, June 1O.-The bankers of this
section of Kansas, consisting OF the
Sixth district, called a, convention to
take place in Salina Wednesday even
ing This was issued in obedience to an
order of their state organization NO
business was transacted, as only two
men from out of town were present.
The meeting was adjourned indefinitely.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
WILLING TO QUIT.
The Queen Regent of Spain
Again Appeals to the Pope.

London, June 1O.-The Rome CORE
spondent of the Daily News says: A
new appeal has been made to the pope
to intervene or use all his influence to
obtain the interference of the powers.
1t is asserted that the queen regent
has submitted to the pope the question
of her retirement in order to alIay pub
lie discomfort
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
Weather Indications.

Chicago, June 10.-For Kansas: I'm
settled, but generally fair weather to-
treme southwest portion tonight; west
erly winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
AFIRE ON THE DESERT.
a Car Loaded With Iowa Soldiers
Burns.

Reno. New, June 1O.-A car contain
ing soldiers from Iowa caught fire on
the desert this morning and the SOL
diers lost all their clothing. They
passed through Reno about 2 o'clock
this afternoon on a delayed passenger
train, clad in their underclotheS. Sew
eral were quite badly burned about the
head.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
YELLOW FEVER.
Seven Cases of Yellow Fever at Nc
Henry, Miss.

Jackson, Miss, June 10.-The state
board of health has ordered that the
town of McHenry, Miss, be placed in
quarantine, seven cases of yellow fever
having been reported there.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
Gears Plurality stiIl Growing.

Portland, Ore, June 1O-Additfonal
returns received from Mondays cleo
ton swell Gears plurality for governor
to 10 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
TO HARVEST FIELDsi
New Marching Cry of Kansas Weary
Willies.

Newton, June 10.-Fu1ly 200 tramps
came in today the Santa F'e train,
which they had virtually taken charge
of at Emporia. The men claimed they
We're hunting work in the harvest fields
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
Tran to hent.

Single or double; speedy horses, fine
lockers; by the hour or day, at Wat
sons livery barn, Seventh and Van
Buren,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
Wheeling & Lake Erie Reorganization

Cleveland, June 10.-Myron T. Her
rock one of the. receivers of the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie Railway company, in
speaking of the proposed reorganiza-
no inside information in the matter I
believe the proposed REORGANIZATION
nlan will go through and be in effect by
January L next
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
,s1I Lbs finest caIiforn,a orsru.

of western Kansas. A portion of the
crew took a southbound train for Okla
homa and the rest stayed aboard the
WeStbOund train.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
Fatal Freight Wreck.

Aurora, Ill, June 10.-In freight
wreck near Sugar Grove. ILL.,. on the
Chicago. Burlington & quincy railroad.
A T. Spencer. engineer of Chicago was
killed and Fernando Jacobs,a stockman
from Sterling, Ill. was fatally injured.
Five others were more or less injured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10

We will do your laundry work or
short order withoutout extra charge
Peerless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
The Chesterfield Hote.

OF Topeka. Kansas, is now under the
management of Charles L. Wood
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
Mineral Waite.

Mineral Water.
The finest in the west. Come and try
T. ]. w. PHILLIPS,
612 West Eighth St
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10

Give Jones your ice trade. New Ice
plant. Tel. 43O.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-10
NEW
MODEL.
Grocery Department.

For the best country bttterkept should be- and
clean-corne butter Try "hawnee basket
Coffee H., 12c Get prices Fruit Jars We
selling Flour at wholesale prices
Come in and the white Sugar 20 lbs for -. 81 90
Stikeen River journal., 1898-09-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Dominion of Canada, British Columbia
Rules for the Navigation of
Stikeen River.

The Department OF Marine and Fisheries Of
Canada has made arrangements for q system
OF signalling at Little Canyon, on the Stikeen
river to prevent collisions therein. 1mmedi-
will be established at each end OF the canyon, at
which signals will be displayed for the guidance
Of vessels.
A white ball. or disc, hoisted to the top OF a
mast will denote that the channel is clear, and
that o vessel may enter the canyon from the
end ct which the ball is displayed.
channel is not clear, ind . vessel must not
enter the CANYON on any consideration when the
drum is displayed.
The drum and ball shown together will be o
signal between the two stations for informa-
tiOn Of the signamrn. and no vessel may enter
the canyon when this signal is shown.
yon from both ends simultaneously, the up
ward bound vessel will be held below the can
yon until the descending vessel has run the
canyon
One prolonged blast Of steamers whistle
will be request to the signalmen to show the
In any other part Of the river within Cam
adian territory. II vessel Is warpinR up q
downward bound vessel must keep clear OF her
and her warping lines. stopping and tying up II
necessary to prevent collision:
approaching place where warping is required,
the upward bound vessel must allow the down
bound vessel to pass before running out her
wsrping line. Two long blasts followed by two
short blasts Of steamers whistle will be
signal that she Is actually engaged in warping
These rules will be established by Order in
Council under the provisions Of 6Chapser
orders. and will have the force of law. They
are not intended to supersede. but are to be
an addition to the ordinary rule of the road
VIM. P. ANDERSON.
Department of Marine and Fisheries Of
Wranpel. 10Th April l808
Stikeen River journal., 1898-09-03
JUMPING A CLAIM.
Or the SuitOrs and the Widow
and the Man who did
not get left.

"While l was out west last winter,
remarked the man who travels around q
good deal, and who always manages to
find the funny side of life, 4 CHANGED
TO pass party who was engaged in
running prospect hole in hill near
the road. Curious to know what his
prospects were, l rode over to where
he was. He had taken out a considera-
bic quantity of white quartz, but l
could not discover any signs of color.
"The party was an old man, who
didn't seem to take kindly to my pres
ence. l asked him what his prospects
were. but he made no reply. SO after
looking around for few minutes rode
along.
81 had not gone far when was hailed
by party lying concealed in the long
grass.
Say, stranger, he whispered, how
is the old man getting along"
81 don't know, answered, I could
get nothing out of him.
"The party in the grass chuckled.
"'He thinks you're after the wilder,
too
"'What widow asked.
"'Why, the wilder Spriggans. You
see that thar claim belongs ter the
wilder. She lives down thar, an
every body round yere is keepin' an eye
on tibet thar claim. If hit pans out,
they want ter marry her, but if hit
don't pan out they don't want ter mar
ry her, cause the wilder without a
gold mine amt paying investment.
Ole man Bungs, thet's him down yam
der workin' the claim, thought tibet he
would play smart and git the inside
track by offerin ter work the claim fer
nothin'. But Pm goin' ter fule him!
The mint he yells an throws up his
hat I'm goin' ter scoot fer the widder's,
an 1 hev figured hit out tibet ken git
thar five minits before he does. You'd
better move on now, stranger, the ole
man may smell rat an not throw up
his hat when he strikes it rich
II rode on, and a short distance fur
Their on was hailed by another party.
Stranger says he, chow does the
land lay down thar?'
"'Are you after the widow also?'
asked.
"'You bet,' he answered slapping his
leg. I'm keepin' an eye on Jim Pig
gins, who's hidin' down thar in the
grass. Jes' the mint l see him cinch
up his belt I'm goin' to make tracks fer
the widder's.
81 rode on without meeting anyone
else until l reached the house where
the widow lived. Here discovered an
old man sitting upon fence, and who
Immediately inquired how them thar
critters were gittin' on down thar be-
low?'
II explained the situation to him, and
as he shifted his position on the fence,
he said:
"'Wul, hit won't do 'em any good.
I've jumped the claim. Me an the wild
der was marrid three hours ago. Hit
may pan out, and hit may not Hits
jes' . speculation. But hang hit all, a
man has got ter take some chance il he
gifts along in this d"-Detroit Free
Press.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-09-03
A Dangerous Prescription.

Doctor: II hope your husband fol-
lowed my perscription?"
Mrs. Chubbs: mo indeed! If he had
he would have broken his neck"
Doctor: Broken his neck?"
Mrs. Chubbs: Eyes, he threw it out
of the fourth story window. "-Ex.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29
WHE "a aEr auNsl
IA Statement d General Wilson Caused
Indignation Hero.

Ahp Nge etA+5AR q p9Astat y ilsgt D1E3tu
Indignation Hero.
Tae statement ofchiei d Engineers
Wiisou published IN yesterdays News,
n Tie effect that fhe government
aoeld be uusble TO get any gums for
isfsase caused much mitigation
hsse omipg. Is II did, after the per
osai assurance o. Secretary A'ger
chat Brunswlck would be provided Tor.
Naor Mason vino recently Visited
Washington aud talked about Bruns-
giets deieuses, GARD yesterday that
o. dl1credited the statemant attributed
g SEE Chief of engineers. 7 bave
senator Bacon's personal assurance
thet nfanswlek is e be provided for,s
asid the mayor
4 aiepaicn q " Morning News
say that Congressman Brantley VII
ooutrua e work for Brunswicki
recognition. regardless Of Wilson's
asatemeDt
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29
shln NoEIoaa

Ncither Tho owner. master nor consignees 81
the NneNeuian hatR Cato will bo Responsible
far any dehla contracted bN the crew
OLSEN, Master.
Neither tao owner. mas - MGupc- q
liV NuiAacTiau bark ne re-
anansi hie Goa any dehtsN crew
er.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29
ALoNa TIE BAY
Items or Harbas EWs aad asasrsl shippeg
Interest.

Items Of Harbaf Eses aad asasrsl shipp
Interest
Arrived, American s. haeuer wife
L. Newton, Capt coomhs from Kew
Londoe, to load framfh fulton Dgdve
Co., for Sew York
Arrived, Ameriesn sAaoger Lsvl
Hart, Capt. Penelstou fram Nsv
York, to load for Boston.
Arrived American eaeoosr Charles
h. Buckley Captain Townsend from
New york. to load trom the milton
Dodge Co, for New Yore.
Arrived, Norwegian bark Cato, Capt.
Olsen, from PAfa, e Load from the
Downing Co.
Arrived, American schooner Aim ia
Wiley, Capt Dodge, from New York,
to load from n. Gregertsea. gor New
York.
Arrived, American schooner Francis
q. Yaruell, Capt scott, from phiiadsl
phia, to load from Rosendo Torres, Tor
Philadelphia
Arrived, American schooner John G.
smith, Capt Kfesiand, from New
York, 10 load from the Hilton Botg
Lumber Co.. FOR Boston
Arrived, American sehoonsr Dora
Matthews, Capt BroRo. fsom New
York. to load from Hirseh & Co, for
New York
Arrived, American schooner stella
B. Ksplan, Capt. Potter from Boston
to load from y Emanuei, Tor Boston
Arrived, American schooner j.. w J
Balauo, Capt watson, from Boston,
load from the Southern Pine Co, iolV
Boston.
Arrived, Norwegian bark Carnegie,
Capt. Larsen, from East London, to
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29

Good looks are realty more tNan sAfa
deep. depending entirely ifaithg
condition % all she yitsl Organs Dc
the liver is Inactive. son lave billions
iook, i your Kidnays sse gecieJ you
have pinohed lo0s seeuga coed
health and you will surely hass soo8
looks. Electric Bitsefs 81 soad
alternative and tome. Aels directly
on the stomaca, liver ana klaRey 81
rides the blood cures puppies, boich
es and boila and gives a good complies
ion. Every bottle guaranteed sold
at all drug stores. so cents pes boiae..
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29

Rev. H Edwards, pastor Of the En.
elieh Baptisf church ht Minsrsviilet
Pa, when suffering win fhenmatlsai
was advised to try Chamberiain's
Pain Balm he says: "a few apple
cations 81 his liniment proved Of
great service to me It subduea tbf
irlammatlou and. relieved the
should any sniferer prodt by
Pain Balm trial it VIII pleas
For sale by I N Bishop, druggi
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29
90 IIaM n Ilaa nlas ~.


. cad ffat b i9a8 mug fa
arrived American schooner George
II. Am ospt Alar.hall, from New
York. 70 lasa fsom liir. eh co for
PsrtlAoa
Arrived, American schooner Wal
lasn, capt Gilmore, from New York,
Go iosd from the Hilton- Dodge o., Tor
Sew York.
Arrived, American schooner LUIS G.
Rabsl Capt MeKown, from New
York, TO load from the Hilton Dodge
e.. for New York.
Arrived, American schooner Mary
Mcfarland, Capt. sapden. from Sev
Bedford, to load from TIE Hilton-
Dodge CO, for View York
Arrived, Amsricag bark Bruce
Hawkins, Capt, Gurney, from Boston.
TO load from the Hilton Dodge CO., for
New York.
cleares, Italian bark Colombo, Capt.
Ferrars, for Genoa, Nth cargo OF
z $50 barrels roain and goo barrelg tus-
pentine, valued at slOsls, from tbs
Downing CO.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29
Low Rata 20 Albany

Fag the oeeasioo q he chautauqua
81 Albany, March ~ TO April 3, che
Plant System has named rate Of S5lS,
plus 35 cents admission TO the grounds
Tor civilians Tickets TO be sold March
26 te April 3, inclusive. Limited TO-
turn WITHIN three days from q
44le
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29

n Z 2 Cures rheumatism, sarofula
- aud catarFh. One bottle
VIII convince The most skeptical OF its
merits. sl00 per large bottle, for
s.. 30, % druggists, or sent on receipt
OF price, express paid, by Blood Balm
Co !, Atiauta, Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29
RIaLgMEa 10 ALBANY.

ldier Boys Loft last Night, and WIN
Return WsansSsg Morning
ilemon itlt last night over
5stem for Albany, where
iicpate 10 The parade and
keurih Regiment today,
Nil enter a team Of
aaisidual prize drill,
1uable prize is offered
eT Dart was in com
IN Eompany The boys will
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29

ro cleanse NE system 70 a gentle and
and tfily Beneficial manner, when the
spgiugtime comes, use the true and
perfect remedy syrup OF Figs Buy
the genuine. Manufactured by the
Caifarnia Fig syrup company only,
sad Ter sale by an dfuggists. al 80
eenfs per bottle.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29
s.aLhsrn Ra.IwaE Ana0gaosnsaLs.

s. southern Railway Announcements.
S4otel help rates, brunswick TO New
York, eight or mere on one Ncket, &l8
United Presbyterian general as m-
bly,, New Orleans, May - 81. raj Of
one fare for the round trip, soldMtay
III, Is and 10, good returning 10TH
Jane
r. and A Masons Masonic jubilee
Rome, April 6, rate Of one fare and
a third for the sound trip, tickets good
returning until April q.
Macon Gun club meet, Macon, Ca,
Aprii 10 Is, 1888 rate Of one fare
and THIRD for the round trim, tickets
good reforming until Aprill9.
Royal Arch MasQns, GrSud Chapteh
Macon, Ca, a April 26 70. 1855. a rae
one fare for he round trip, soQd
turning until May 3.
Georgia State Epworth League @
veutiou, Macon, Ga. April 7 10
fare for the round trip, S. 20.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-29
NJ Cura ] Oola N Ona Dar !

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine z
All druggists refuna the mon
fails to cure. Is cents. The
has J.. =, &, on each tablet. F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
9ampfibtfts 9ln;eigea.

Baltimore, Shrinpedtc= uHS Itd1nIouc=
- %dmpfightfs @pmpusUte.
Ger. St1GtrE EUit0GmpiCr ratGHIG" mo r@9crlotte."
gygm ISisr vi. ! 8 an Sl3tttrGRe, mie fstut:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

0as III ii pe man m a n d E m
8loie yi6Gumsnben 8eritenIaftsS"
niht anieben, DAB eS, lDie tir5li4 elm
Gbemiter beI4rieb. &ottlSt0rrer Sngz
fper, 8almus, 8immel, 8ortanOer,
@opperaS, S6tpefeliGure, Weinitein,
alaun, 9eItoBene Nuiterni4aalen,
9re6nuB uno iogar Strp6nin entz
bGlt. Sn iolder 9eIeal6aft miBte1t
ii6 6opfen uno MuI8 IdGmen, lpenn
iie etnu aud D'rin pGren! (84ibl.)-
Sino benn 6opfen unb Ytal3 tptrtltf'
10 fbeuer, ober lit Die 9unit, 8ter Ooz
rdus gu MAIDEN, perIoren ge9angen?
Wippden Bat fir bic
beuti6en G3jneien foIgenoss 2teo 9ez
bi6tet:
@s bruuIt elm 8uf pie 0unnerbal:
Ser 0eutIae iiegte Snaq uno SAD.
9(uDns enfunts! SOB Iabe the Queen!
9aI6ou! 9aI4pq! 9 giebt nur a
Wien!
Ser 0Qnfee bppolet f6on ans 2dno,
Gppipu! t0nt es imppiant,
sSe7t f6auteln ii4 uno treu Die Slot
ten am StranD!
Die leBte 3eile pieperbolen lie, in
benz tie nit ben 30pfen piitbeno I'm
fi4 i4lagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
6hriifian Slrin's ra!bIr!fnftcr gon.

'Ginctnnati 20, Sanuar. =
Gbriftian &lein, Yrdiioent Der ,&lein
6lour &c 5eeO g." lit beute Mtttog
i'm SOipital ge%Itorbsn. Gr mar fat
Bis gum IeBten MugenbIid Bel @ez
puBtiein. 3pei Stunben Der ieinem
Sobe beiu6te ibn Der Coroner uno
tbeilte ibm nit, OaB 3peifsl oariiber
6eItGnOen, nie er feline t0Otli6enDun
Den erbalten. 8lein perlangte na6
elmer @eri6tsperIon, unb ais inn Der
Coroner %mittbeilte, DaB ct eioli9e Gr=
tlGrungen entgegen ne5men t0nne,
pieberfolte Der Sterbenba unter Gio
Die Grtldrun9, baB er bon 5pet Mdn=
nern iberfQQen, beraubt uno nieoere
geI6oifen pprbsn lei.
8ielei9t bringt bic 2ei9enoboutz
tion ober Der Snqueit 2i9t in ba5 gez
beimniBooqe 9untel. Die 9erii9te,
baB Elm Sobn 8lein'5 perI6punDsn
lei. iinO faliA. Die gauge 5amiIie
mar am 8ett, ais Der 8atte uno Batter
Die @ugen gum leBten S4lummer
i3loB. Die Poli5ei Edit trpB Ollie
Dem Die SelbItmprbz Sbeprie felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
&nhnfataitrnpar in Mainc.

Bangor, Me., 20. Sanuar. :
6eute Na9mittog Is Minutsn Dor 4
ubr funD BEL Der Station Orono cine
gntgLeiiung be8 BON bier na6 Dance
boro unb Ct. Spbn ~ubgegangenen gu
ges Der nMainez@ alz8a6n" itatt.
SRI. Sennie g. Nhlrrap auS Pitts=
feb, W}e., uno 6rau Cunningham aus
SroD, N}e.. nurosn toot unter ben
Sriimmern herporge3o9sn. Der @atte
Der 6rau Cunningham lit 10 TApsr
DerleBt, baB fein Sob jeoen Augsnblit
eintreten farm. gu cen anoeren feds
S6perb:rleBtsn, nslfje eoentueq ni6t
nit Dem 2sben oapon fommen tperoen,
ge60rt audi 6r. Suder R. S6ompIon
aus Pittsburg, ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31
Dir Qiecuiirnna Der Stubs bctrcFcnO.

MQn bat uns erIu6t, Elm Wort iiber
bic beubit9tiqte 2icenitrung Der Clubs
gu Iagen.
Sin legitimer Club lit elm PriOatz
baus, gu pelfem nur Ntitglieoer unD
beren @dfte 3utritt baben; Die meiIt ten
baben bic Regel oufgeiteut, DaB Elm
@tn6eimii6er ni6t mebr, als eth Seal
einQefii6rt perpen fam. Ollie SpeiIan
unb 8etrGnte Iinb nur our 8equemz
lidfeit Der Mitglieoer DorRanoen uno
tperDen gum @el6ItfpitenpreiIe an 0isIe
perfuuft. Ni8tmitglieOer f0nnengti6ts
fQufen. Sin FOLDER Club lit tetn Sc
I9Gft, beabIi9tigt ni6t, 8elo bur4
ben 8erfauf bon 9etrGnten 81 perbtez
men, IoQte infolge 9eFen au4 feline 81
cena gu l0ien brdu9sn. Sn etntgsn
StQaten 1T AUDI in bic lem Slime BON
ben @eri4ten entI6isoen porben.
Sn Baltimore boben It6 dber mertz
tpiirDige 8erbdltnife beraus gebtloet.
Die Sncorporirung zines Clubs lit
nGmli8 bier fe6r lei6t gema4t.
Sin 0uBeno 9erionen t0nnen
ii6 ge9en Gntri6tung BON $40 dls
Stub incorporiren ~laiisn, uno iett Die
2icen3 quF $3.50 erb06t ppr0en it,
fino Tol6e Clubs pie Pil5e aus Ger
Groe na4 einem ipQrmen Regen bcrz
Dor gepa6Ten, man Iagt, DaB IS oeren
me6rsre Sunoert bier gibt.
Die meiiten bieier Clubs Ioaen ge@
eriirDet poroen iein, I'm 8irt6en, Die
feline $3.50 fir Die Qioen3 auf6ringen
pDer feline Qiten3 erbulten t0nnen, Be-
I9dftigung 5u ssben. SelbItpsritdnoz
Ii9 beI9rdnten fi6 ioIAe Clubs ni4t
GuF i6re MitgIieOer, penn 0ieTe tOngron
feinen, 8erpaltsr" erndbren, es perosn
ale m0glt9en &unben ange3pgen, gum
S6uben Der 6ohbeIteuerten Wirtbs;
fein Wunber, baB bieIe iiber Die Clubs
erbittert limb uno cine geFeBli9s Be-
f6rdntung tpiinI6en.
Run tommt ubsr bic dnbtre SSruge.
Sin legitimer Club bat 606Iten5 100
Bis 200 Mitgli:Der uno bas 0aus pirb
meilt our6 8sitrGge er9alteH. Bon
bisien WIitgIieoern iino 6091tens bic
nnper6:irat6etsn rsgeImdBige 8eIuf.r
unO oeren Qusgaben gsniigen ni6t, UNI
elm: Ro6e 2icen3 gu reAtfertigsn. 8enn
Elm Club, Der ii9 auf feline MitqlisDsr
bei4rdntt, bisTelbe 2icen3 su6len Iou,
ME eins offene gut bsTu6te 0irtbz
l4aft, 10 lit berIelbe in groBem I16z
tbeil, rnb es pdre cine Unprecedented,
iuel6s Die a~nitdnoig:n CLUBS ruiniren
un0 Die iasgitimen toum I6doi1sn
pIrOe. 0isie Puntte Toqten in Der
9eiebgebun9 ernitli9 srpogen perbsn.
SebenfaQs piirDe es Elm unre6t fem,
Clubs ebsn 10 bod beiteuern gu tpoaen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

Sn 9eut 9IanD 4etnen
1ib Die 3eiten griinOli4 geGnOert gu
bQben. BOD por Dier3ig Sabren CAB
IS feline 5beaterprin5eiiin, Der man
nt6t bic 8ferbe a~usipannte uno ale
ertrapaganten Wiini6e erFiiqt, Reute
bebanDelt man bieIe 9amen iehr ptel
fiibler. Die SGngerin Grtta 8eoez
finD brp6t, Dresden gu berlofen, neil
man i6re 6proerungen niht bepiaiz
qen min. 0ieIe beite6en, nod etnem
9regbener 8lutte, in fInfGbrigem
Gpntraft nit Sabresgage pon 25,OOO
Marf unD = 4nIteuung i6re5 8rdrz
tiqams, zines G6nei8er Sngenieurs,
in einem MiniIterium! = 9uS lit Ie6r
beI6eiOen. Sic fDnnte ebenio gut nod
ben Qoel, ben GbrenOottOr uno cine
g2atipnalz GoIefte fir i9ren 4userz
pdblten perlangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-31

gQ9ablreform mar cine HothipcnOiQttit in Rtiu=
Sort. ia0t Gin berOorraQenOer Suriit, enenn Qoliti=
Ter aus Uidts i%peitcr, ais 8eihditsriidfbten pel9e
an Der RcqlerunQ obcr Der Qolttit iein duDcres On
ttreils batttn, ais iih ju bereiberH uro 3I %pcrberrli=
den, 'rcbteu uab anDaucruocr 0erri1aft. IuBer
Der NabLreturm Giebt Gs aber aud nod dnDere bor=
5it0libe Heformeu. Inter pieicu raQt nj Reiorm
bcroOr, ipeI6e ibneu uuO Qritnoli6 in eli eli uuBcr
Gronuns gerotbcHcH tDrptrliheu Spttm bttpcrfftel=
ll9t iplr0 out1 9otetter's Wuqenbittcrs. ras Der
Netoltnq gu ioIbtn idmer.u Rrantb.iten ~eutoeQen
iuirtt, pie nc nurb mduqeIhcitc Gebeusfraft. llnrtz
aeImdBigfcit Der Earmc, ots MGQcus, pr 4cbtr
pier Der Ntrrtu ODER oUrt u,rptie llHrube btrvors
'qtrittn iptr0eu. Eieit crprobte Ar,nti. pelhe fj
in uab,3u ejnem balbtu Sabrbuuoert bic guuit oes
9olfcs cr.2orben bat. neil tic oieislbc pcrptente,
iDiCD BON berpurroqcnocH Acr3tsH. rpclbe OcrielbeH
An%ertcnUuuQ }olcH, cmpioblcn, NM 3iuar nibt nur
fir ocrtH uusQeicIdHctt Gjgenl6aitcn b~eilen0er Qlrt,
~ion0eru au6 frr bic 2ieritt, Delhc fe ais mepi;inis
ibes Hti3mitttl Ieii:ct. Sic beiauftiot urp %iriitiut
pie Ncrpen nm IT Den 9cipalttbdti0cn, uumcoi3iuis
ibeu 8cijmlttcln bcs Nuuoels bel geeitcm Opriu=
Sicbcr.