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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-21
Ser So rauerz unb RIfer=

Ger So r. unb e ii fer
&ranten : unter It il bungss
@eretn" belt 9eitern 4bsnb in Der
nSaru9uriaSane" an Der OTt<8oltiz
mores@ Strap ieinen 20. SabresbaG ab,
pel6sr febr gut beiu9t mar. prufefor
Spffmann's 8apele ~Iieferte bic Sang
multi, uno bis CUR frib.n Morgsn>
itunbe gaben bic GeIttbeiInebmer ii9
benz @ergniigen bin. Inter ben @R>
fpeIsnben befanbsn ft9 @ertreter BON
@srein pSumpr," bon Der r9rauar6eiz
terSl1nion Nr. s." bonn y8riegerbunb,"
BON Der n4uemaniu : 2oge" Der .8p>
t6iasz Sitter" unb bonn u8rauerz8r.z
Neutrality-suspicious. BON Canton.
9as arrangements aGpmite beItanb
aus ben So. Mattbias 8odelmann,
Spbn &autf3, 8eprg WeItpbaI, Carl
8romeDer unb Mi6aeG &on. Dis Ge@
remonienmeiiter fungirte 9r. 6. Seu=
bert.
QusGtfer d t. = SdmeS g.
8urte bon Or. 1907, OIt=prattitraBe,
puroe geitern QbenO auf bic 4nI4ul@
0t9ung, einen Electromagnetic ouf 3. 6.
Green BON Gr. 1923, SfzSefferionz
StraBe, begangsu gu baden, bon ben
POli3iIten StiBer unb GrOgban psrz
baftet unb na9 Der 0ItIifen goli3ets
ftution 9ebra9t. Der Ntoroangriff
9ei4ab geitern I6enb an Der @benz,
uabe 8altimprezS traBe. 9urte ia9t,
feline 0ienitmago, cine Qegerin, babe
ibm einen 3ettel eegeben, uuf tpel9em
ftonb, baB feline 5ruu ibm untreu iet
unb in @eTeqf9uft eines aroeren D&ans
nes an Der Gberz, nabe 8altimoreitr.,
dngetroffen tperben t0nnte. Gr babe
fi9 na9 benz be5ei4neten PlaBe begez
ben unb feline Srdu tbutiG9li3 in Der
@eIeai9aft bon 3. &. 9reen porgefunz
ben, @r babe barauf fein MeFer aus
Der SuT9e ge3o9en unb ben 8sgleiter
Teiner Srau bumit geito9en. @reen
mar i'm Baden unb am 8opfe berleBt.
Or. SiQ perbanb bic Dunben.
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Wanarl nnirrrr Snitii.
acknowledgements 8eItimmungen in
bem 9rp3ebberfabren. - Sin lebrz
rei6er 8ortrdg.


4Ibanp, 81. : g., 10. San. -
ecSn Der bier tagenoen Sa6res : SiBung
Der State Bar QKociotipn" bot 9rGz
Iioent @6itafer auf ben unfug binge=
tpieIen, Der nit eibli6en Qngaben rauf
Snfermdtion uRb @Iau6en bin" gez
trieben pirb. Sc lei 10 melt gstomz
men, baB Qeute in 6o6er stellung ft3
augenf6einli4 ni4ts babel benten,
tpsnn lie einsn FoIi9sn Gib ~lsiiten, um
Re9t unb @ere6tigteit gu bereiteln
pber gu per50gern. Sene grpBs msinz
sibf0rbarnbe 9sIttmmung in unierem
pro3eBperfa6ren, erm0gli9e Iol6e fall
I6en Qusiugsn. 8iele Qeute bdtten
iiberbaupt feline Q6tung mebr por Der
Seiligteit bes @ibes in 9eri3ten unb
tiimmern ii6 ni9t bdrum, oh bur3
M}eineio Die Re9Kpre4un9 6intertriss
BEN pirbe. Ri9ter uno 4oDptatsn
bitten bic 9eo6a9tung gema9t, boB
in minoeitens flint aus 5e6n Pro3eBz
fallen MeineiD g~eleiitet tperoe. DEM
entgeoen iei bic 3abG Der lleberfibrunz
Gen tDegen WleineiOes %anitutt 5u5unebz
men, in ben leBten beiben Sabren 5us
riidqeaanqsn. @enn bic Re4fpres
6una unb bic gdu5e 9ert9tsDerndG=
tuna uift gu elmer SARGE tperoen iou,
lei "a un6ebingt n%Otbpsnoig, gtgen
bieIe MeineiOsIeiitung nit gun5er
Strenoe ein5ui4reiten. Rt9ter uno
QbDotdten foIttn babel 9unb in S1nO
oeben unb in alien DtroG9tigen SGIIsn
Hnteriu6en la1en, Ob Msineib na6oe>
ipiefen perbsH tSnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-21
Gri6uB irinrn SbpGgrr.
6omilientragObie in 8rootlpn. 9.zg.
- Gin Seutf9er, pel9er mebrere
Sabre rGOpbpb" i'm Deiten gene
len mar, ma9t Dem ebeli6en I'M
nI;i9 Ts;rsr SAp,sEsr an CpSa

SNH JN~F ~NN1N~ "fNT~N
Sabre .GopboD" i'm Deiten gene
len mar, ma9t Dem ebeli6en I'M
gIiid ieiner S3psiter elm Gnbe,
Repzg ri, -. Sanuur. - Der
erf 25siGbrige MdI9iniit 6einri6
5. 9tn5 BON Hr. 123, @entral%Npenue
8rootlpn, Der gmeitern ieinen @9pa=
ger, ben S9neiber Otto 9iebl, err
f4oiien unb it6 Damn in Der Staggz
ftroBenz ieGbft ben 8eb0rz
ben geiteut bate, lit beute i'm @psnItr.z
PO~Ii3eigeri9t borgefibrt tporbsn. -
9tna ertlGrte, baB er in Selbi tbertbeiz
bigung gebanbelt. 0a gegsn i6n bic
Nntla9e auf N1orb i'm eriten @raoe
l~dutete, purbe er ieoo3 bonn Ri6ter
pbne 3ulaTung BON 8iirgf6uft Bis
0uf Weiteres benz RapmonbitruBenz
9efdngniB iiberpteIer.
Der ber6GngniBpple STREET ipielte
ft9 geItern Qbenb tur3 nd9 feds 16r
in 9iebPS Wobnung in 0r. "a, Mor=
gam Qbenue, 8rootlpn, al. Sin3 Der
mebrere Sabre i'm @eiten gelebt bate
unb aud ieBt nod bas NeuBere zines
fogenannten y@opbob5" ii9 gepabrt
bat, fam na4 Dem Often unb fano 3u
ieinem QeiOpeien, oaB feline S4peiter
in teiner gliifli9en @be lebte. @or
ungefGbr BRET @o9en f9entte Sruu
9iebl einem MGb6en baS 2e6en unb
f4pn tpenige Sage fpGter miB6anbelte
9tebl tie angebli4 10 f3per, buB bic
Qermite na9 benz st. GATHERINGS
9ofpital" iibergefi6rt peroen muBte,
mo lie in tritii9em 3uitanbe burnte=
Der liegt. @egen 0tebl tpurOe Gldge
erboben. 9tn5 rabm ii9 bes &inbes
an, pd6renb bic dlteren &inber beS
G6epdare5 9ie6l BEL benz 8ater ber=
blisben. Gs finb Oersn Orei i'm Glter
bon bret bis a9t Su6ren. @eItern
nun begu6 ii9 9in8 na4 Der 0iebPS
f9sn Wobnung uno oerlangte WGi6e
fir baS Reugeborsne. 9ubet fam es
gu einem 6eftisen @Ortpe9ieI, uno
i9lisBli9 ion 6in3 gerufen baben:
g9u 6uit meme S9peiter nabe3u gez
t0btet, ieBt tDbte i9 Did," 0araufz
bin 5og er einsn a &aliberz Rebolpsr
uno feuerte bemOiebl cine &ugel burh
ben lInterleib. 0iebI Deri9ieo UNI 10
lt6r 40 W&in. 4benos i'm st. Gat6sz
rine's 6oipital," pobin man i'm gez
bra9t unb ND feline Satin an ben bon
inn erlittenen M2tBbanblungen bar
nieOer Iiegt.
9in3 begab ii4 bierauf nu6 Der
StoggItraBenzS Station, mo man i'm
angebIi9 nidt gIei4 binein lieB, neil
e6en bic Mtanni9aft initruirt tpuroe.
Gr fam ipGtsr binsin unb ertldrte, oaB
iein S6puger ibn nit einem 9ummer
iiberfaIen, uno er Oa6er nur in Selbitz
bertbeiOigung gebunbeIt babe. Goru>
ner Dunlap na6m 6eute cine Surp na6
Dem st. Gutberine's 9oiPitaI," pO
iie bic Qei6e oes GrI9oTenen beii9tigz
ten unb bann Der Snqueft auf nG6iten
SSreitdg Dertdgt purbe. Die 8tnDer
bes ungliidIi4en Gbepaares befinoen
ii6 in Der Sb6ut BON 5reunoen oeffel=
ben.
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0nln's Spetnlntiunrn.
Sic Derlegts ii9 ouf ben 9eirutbsz
f9pinDel unb oerbiente @eIb, pie
I6eu. - Sept a6er iiBt lie in Sum-
merp Giher.

WV" ON9' fS'
nero Slider.
81. 2puts, 10. Sanuar. - 4uf
8epdnId6ung Der 9otbebOroen puroe
bier eire Seirdt65i9trtpolerin OerbIfz
tet, bic auf Soften jeRer 2eute, bic ni6t
ale perben, Iau8e 3eit Rrrtt9 unb in
6rsubsn geIebt bat. 0ur6 Seirat6sz
geIu6e, bic iis BON 3eit gu 3eit in elmer
Gbicago'er3ei!ung ber0ffentIi9en lieB,
purben bic 9impsG uuf ben 2sim ge=
lpdt. Die QrreItdntin lit cine bibI6e
feline 8lonoine, bic it9 Qulu &aims,
alias Grace 2epis ober Zulu Drums
mun nennt. @er6eiratbet 1T lie 8tpeiz
fa9, lebt der nit teinem i6rer gbemdns
ner. 8pr einem fuI6en Sabre bate
2ulu IS gum erIten Mdle nit benz Seie
ratb5f6pinbel bur6 bic 3eitung berz
iu9t. sic bsi6rieb ii3 als eins yreiz
5erbe @ittpe mir $4,000 81argsIb."
Mus alien 2anoe5t6eiIen tdmenS6reiz
ben IGN te~irat6sfd6igen Mdnnern, bic
bereit Daren, nit Der @itttpe psreint
burd's Qeben gu gsben. Mit &enner>
blid pGblte Ii9 Zulu ibre Spfer aus.
8ei ibrer 8er6aftung CAB bic @auz
merlin gu, b0b lie innerbalb Ee6sr Np>
n1ten bur9 bas Seiraibsgeiu6 $1,000
goargelb unb S4mudfaGen i'm 8srz
tbe BON $4,000 perbient bat. S6r err
ties Spfer mar Elm brapsr &IeinTtGbter
aus Sapanrab, no., Sobn 6unter
nit Numen, Der ibr $3.50, Elm 3peirab
unb Elm Reitpfarb i6sntte; RoB unb
8itttpe Ia6 er piemals pieber. Dunn
Fiel Elm G6icago'er SanolungSge6ilfe
duf ben S6pinbel rein; i'm toTtets bic
Wiitpe $1,000 fof9eres @eIb. Sin
tapferer 8unbestrieger in Sort @alIs
WllIe, Wdi6., fdnbte ibr 0tamantenz
S3mud i'm Wertbs bon $500. Qulu
cprreTponbirte nod nit benz gdTdgez
Mgepten Sorban in Detroit, Wti9., u.
Gilbert SIpan bon Cripple Greet, bic
9eibe i6re SpdrgrDf9sn opferten. SSn
Ger 8eraufun9 Der nrei5enben Wiitpe"
fanD man $50 u~nge0ffnete 8riefe BON
Ndb' unb 6srn. Zulu md9t aus III
rem @impelfang fem Se6l unb Be-
bauert nur, baB ods f90ne Qe6en auf
Soften jener arglofen 8iebermdnner
Elm gu i6reIes @nbe gsnpmmen bat.
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gnfmarfrnzg lgenturen.
9erI3ieDene StaOtt6eiIe, in pel9en
4ojt : Dertb3ei4en Dertauft
mPrhpu

IlOl, MaotionsgUn4t :. d: 0si.L, a0,nt.
i22j, euGs 5trabt. :. q. 9siajt, ag,Ht.
0llsu. MP Gbaiss5trabG 5lmL. q. Rrrttt
aanoOsr. uao aG.straba stauff & Softer.
100, Orleans. z traBe G. 8. gai8man ag,nt.
GartU: nnO Ysoi5tT'SirabG GoDlTo .. aabr'
siioptt.Gd. groaoDlU uno Baltimore. strabs
c:aSgT29' : Sa9, %jsat' r,rir sanr.. v,.n.
ii3}83o. t9oyS: 5fTits5: st5aks,. s. /, mid, aanl.
co., QortsGoao, u. >; gOt:L agsHt.
1905, o~ilmsStrabt, 10. y. g9ation, gssnt.
81, aoTo.5 alf5a.a5tHuSs, U. 8. cUsrtoi,
SGSG Co!um5ia.aDsuu,, $. ainn. jun, agsnt.
@Orig5sgo:nus uao SaSriiOnsStrabS y. 8. 9.
'I i1ii5' I: Jort.UO,uu,, 9. 3. Rippls, Qo,nt.
yomblrps uHo G5aptIs 5trubs 5tan! g.. Gtiss.L.
Bonn. uno cuo.rs strass. O. o. Rrans, gq.nt.
$50. G'fsSaratosa-StraB;, 28tGiam e%sHHbsaH,
iI2oL D,f'oombirS'st rabt 9oSn 8. 8panlsa.
agsHt.
SSSt: NM II 5SoI5aioa.S ttSaBBss g. 81 4. e saist.
4o8, Ioros0ap.s traB,, 3obu 8 glaB, ag,n,.
g0l, Wcptur1s5trdBe, ". y. GiHitD, Ngtnt.
1919, settsgaItimOr' sstrabS Biliam gui5.
3s:saspa0 una 0,oral.s trabs SO5a !. Rsno.
.3i6s, qsnajOtsania.aUeu. Ggs s5riur, qasnt.
4Gf1r ~hlAflAa~ bFr N~.A 81 L1EEQt AHEuks
GIitoHsaDtuus uHo GlaU1lts Strab', q:rgiHil
Glirdn. AatHtiu.
GaJTcaion.S0'au uno Gapattss traBs SEQ. 8.
Quart, AGtUt.
ShoUttsGdt 0ilmors uHO GDrmuus S.rabs, 4. Il.
9ogtsgtaa0. Eurutn .. SoDpiugroI, agenf.
HulbtrrqsStrdEs uHo gIDrt!tsdvfHu'. Or. 9oujs
o, UGioGsGVuu;, 8ooObtrru, Glarsae. =. 8tl.
lilm5. A1su:.
,ag5t9:aoain' ND @eGuas5.straB Darn
Wt0. SbigltD. aesuf.
347, smaaDOoO ; etrabs GoDaro s6rl9sr.
sIsul.
Grtmon:.aptnns uRo sarrtsstrabs. D. u. 90.
ter. Jun. agent.
M,lDll,, Gliibl q Soft.
EranetBilsi oiyam Rimblt.
q. Str1bs NM GuHtiue opusaOsdua 2outs R,ins
oeuar.
Neg9of.Fat Iul6rrVs HHo Gartosstrabs 9osn
y. 2BilttHs.
5aoRn.Gdt pu gisalts uno Gsr.s,rabt aa,
SrsB u. 5umbtsioH.
+}2, 3orosSroapplD, German y. Rlsmp,r.
baltimore uHo GpsnsStraBs, 65rihidm R.
S6Ultt.
trurO.eiG. uuo GultOn.aOsuu,. SO5n ". gsri.
Iiopber.
Muls'rr0. nno G9arlss.5 Strait u, 3. BOSNIAN.
dqsut.
Itlo.
8. uup @oug5sstrab,, SAINTS Q. sraar.
242 STaip'oilsaVeaa,I Sbsoosss 30bTba&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-21
unfGae.

Ser neun Sabre alte 9Dman Marz
tptB. BON Nr. II, Norbs4mitpftraBe,
fie( geitsrn, tpGbrenb er in einem alten
@ebGuoe an Der Booth unb MmitDItr.
nit elmer 3ubG QltsrsgenOfen fpielte.
10 ungIiidIi9 CUR @roe, buB er fetn
re6tes 8ein brad. @r tpurbe nu9
feiner Wo6nung ii6ergefibrt, poielbft
inn Or. Nortpoob einen 9ppsper6anb
QnleQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-21
GrIdlpk iriuc Satin uno sduGgcrim

Nepz 9aDen, @0n1l.. IS. San.
- Gonin u. Duff, As Sabre alt, en-
I6oB qeoen 6 ubr 6eute @beno iein:
Satin uno G9pdserin ouf offener
StruBe na6e Der Gde Der Sreensz uno
9amiltOnffrdbe. Gr lebte bon ieiner
5rau s~strennt u. batte offers aeprobt,
oielelbe su t0bter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-21
gina Giferiuht.

2eabbilte, goI., 19. Sanuur.-
Die bibI6e &oit6auspirtbin Minnie
Smith fpurbe geitern 4benb BON eiHsm
tbrer &~oitgdnger, benz Mdurer Wtlz
liam Slate, in raienber @iferfu9t err
I4oien. Der MDrber entsog ii9 bur9
sinen @3ub in ben &Opf benz irpii4sn
Ri9ter. i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-21
Tre6er Manb in eincm Grprekbarcau.

m It m. N.zg., 10. San.
Sin u%nbetannter Mann eri6ien
tur3 Dor 9 ubr beute g(benb i'm 6ieiiz
gen 8iireau Der rNmerican GrpreBz
60" in Der Mitte pes @eI6Gftspisrz
teIs Der Stubt, Ttredte ben @genten
8enj. s. Sliber Dur8 einen S9lug
nit elmer i9psrsn eiiernen WaferrObz
re beipuBtlos gu 8oben unb entflob
nit $500, peI4e Sltper gerabe in
9adete Oerpudt bate, UNI tie nit einem
erparteten s3uge 81 Derienben. Die
8~erleBung bes Ngenten 1T cine Is6enss
npf1hrfihe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-21

SIT irgenb elm She'll bes a0rpers
i6pa4, piro er it9erIi9 bur8 sinen
Qngriff Der 9rippe mitgenommen
peroen. Wan gebruu9e Or. QuguIt
80nig'S Sumburger 8ruftt6ee, er
pdrmt, linbert, itdrtt unb felt pieber
Der.
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gefGrOrrung bon POfia6en.

Qdnge Der erforoerIiqen 3eit CUR Grs
rei9ung Der peri 9ieoensn 9ez
ftimmungsorte.
1lntenitshsnO it bic uHssfd9rs Sell
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Gine intrrrKante Re6tsfrage.

81. Qouis, 10. San. = Dem bic
figen 8unbes : QppsIattpns : 9eri9t
liegt cine BEETLE Re6tsfruge in gesug
auf l1nfau 8srfi4erung aur @nti4eiz
bung Dor. Sn benz betreffenoen Sale
bat bic 0ittpe oes berftorbsnen Or.
Sean 6. Mc@lptber bon &anius Gitp
Bic r9rpbibent Mutual accioent Co."
BON 9bildbelpbiu auf 3ablung elmer
@erf9erungs : pplice i'm 8etrdge bon
$4,000 Derflagt. Sbr 9utte bate nuus
@erIeben" @ift genOmmen unO mar
baran geItorben. Die r4cci0ent Co."
le6nte Die 3ablungsoerpfli3tung db,
inoem lie geltsno mu9te, baB cine Ser
giftung ni9t Elm unfau i'm Slime Der
ii6ernOmmenen 8erii4erung lei. Die
Ier &usfiibrung i4lpB it4 6as 8unz
bes : 9sri9t on, bod bic SlGgerin bat
iebt an bic b0bere Snitan5 dppeQtrt.
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Sii6rrrisG nngrcB.
@i9tige @erfammlung in SGoriOd. -
Die @riinoung elmer international
len HtIderet : 9erbin0unq aeplant.

NH UlIuttIl SC+Ull'OHl9 SSPA"''''
Sumpa, 6la., 10. Sunuar. -
Sin internationaler Sti6eret : Con-
ereB nurbe beute bier er0ffnet. Die
amtli9en Gommiiiionen bes 9unoe5
unb Der @in3sIituaten, 8srtreter oe5
Quslanbes uno 3ablrei6e Selegaten
bon Sii6eretz8 eretnen nebmen S6eil.
9ouDernsur 8lor4am Don 5lDriba srz
0Ffnete ben GorgreB. g5 pirb beab@
ii9ttgt, cine i%nternationale 5ii9ereiz
@~erbinbung gu griinben unb Elm Gin
berftGnbntB aIer Staten 81 bepirten
in 8e5ug ouf MaBregeln fir S9uB,
pflsge unb 53u6t bon 5ii4en in ben
9endfern ausr 2dnoer.
auber Der Gii93u4t ite9t audi Die
3u9t bon Muitern, S9ilbtroten uno
: Sr0f9sn auf benz 8eratbungsproz
grumm. Ramentli9 in 8etreff Der
Nuitern BADEN ale 9iiitenlGnbsr bic
feGben Snterefen. Die 3u9t Der
S9ilotrDte 1T auf einem Oerartigsn
9rogramm etpas Neues, aber bic 3uz
rebmenbe 3sritDrung bieier S6i:re,
bic cine 10 prG6tige Nabrung ~liefsrn,
unb ibrer gier ma9t Elm @tni9reiten
gu i6rem S9uBe notbipenbig. Sriz
gineQ 1T Der 8prf9lug, einen fplfsn
S9uB audi ben 6r0i9en in ben Sim
pfen un0 Sei9en ndmentli6 oesbdlb
5utpmmen gu lafen, neil tie in unieren
SIbituaten in Mafe fir ben Wartt
ge5ogen perben. 8efonbers ioqen dber
bic Metboben uno bic @~usOe6nung bes
groBsn 5if4fanges uno Oes GangeS
anoerer Sbiere auf ben Mseren, 3umul
Der 6Gringsz, Robbenz, Salmenz unO
@alfii4 Sang, in 8etru4t 9a5ogen
rsrOen unO Der @rluB dlei6mGbiger
9eieBe boriiber in alien QGnoern.
Der 9epinnung bon SeeI6ndm=
men, i6rer 3u3t, i6rem S8uB unb
Dem 6anoel bamit Ioq e6enfQQs Qufz
merfIamteit geIGentt tperben. 5loz
rioa 1T gang DEFENDERS BEL leBterem
9egenitanbe tntereTiirt, ba Inn groBe
unterieeif9e S9pammfeloer bur6
riidii9tslOies Qusbeuten 5erit0rt muir
ben. Cine QusItequng bon 5ii8ereiz
9erdtben ausr Dirt, bon 6ii9prGIerz
ben, 6iI9eretprobutten II. |. M. lit nit
benz GpngrsB berbunben. Qu6 elm
Qnglerturnier ooer 0ettfangen Finbet
itatt.
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Gin lebenSmiiber iunger Monn. -
@oute nit 9ift Iein 0uiein en-
nen

@oute nit 9tft Iein 0aiein en-
ben.
Der % Sabre olte G.M. 8i0ble bon
Or. 1119, 9amburgftrube, berlu9te
geitern Ibenb, ieinem iroiid)en 9az
iein Elm iG6es @rbe SIT bsreiten, trroem
er cine iibermGBig grobe Quantttat
Strb9nin einnabm. @oroner gofp.
Grempler, pelaer ben 2ebensmuoen
in baI6 betpubtloism 3uitonOe an Der
gde Der 3amIapz uno PdrtlnttrdBe
oufFanb, lieB benieIben nab BEN
nMarbIGnber tniperiitdts : 9oiPttdt.
ii%berfiibren. pOIeIbit iein 3uitanO ais
bo9It tritii9 era6t.t piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-21

- Sn prescott, Qri3on1, br1dte bic
Satin zines @rubsrarbeiters, Der lie
imSti3 geIaFen bate, ibr tIeines8ino
in einsn SaIpr, k9ts es auf ben
S6anftii9 unb rerlieB ous 2otul nit
Der GrflGrung, lie oerpfGnbe bas 8a6p
gu 9upItsn feinss 8utsrs, Der boFir
Iein S9noppsgeliiite peiter befrieois
gen m0ge. Die 9dite rtfen fi9 FORM
lid UNI 6as tleine DeIen, Sober tppQte
IS aboptirsn; Ia aber barber elm
bigger Streit eniiranb, purbe Der
probatri4ter gerufen, peI9er bos
&inp eFnitpeiIen in 9b6ut un6m,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-21
llntrrindunas.M umpib in Columbus.

Columbus, O., 10. San. -
9as Gpmite bes Stats : Sendts,
pelfem cine unteuI u6ung Der Bette
9ungs Qntldgan in @erbinbung nit
Der tiir3Ii9en Grpdblung Sunna's
gum 8unbes : Senator aufgetragen
lit, bernabm beute mebrere Qn6dngsr
Sanna's als 3eugen. 9iefel6en peiz
serten Ii3 idmmtIi6, angsbIi4 auf
Ratb i6rer QnpGlte, bic ibnen Dprgez
legten 5ragsn gu b%eantpprten ober bic
ben i6nen geforoerten OOtumente bors
3ulegen. Wd6rI6sinlih tper0en Die
betreffenben 9erIoren pegen MiBa6=
tung Der Qutoritdt Der 2egisIatur gez
rihtlih belandt tperosn.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-01-27
A LITTLE NONSENSE

Very Modest. She NJ. Beacon
talks like book. al - ''YYe s, like an
autobiography. p uck. ISL. q. !.
Her Luck.--7Jenkins- wonder
how it happens that Miss Kidd is always
out when call?" Jones ooh! just
her luck, I guess. Browning, King &
Co.'s Monthly. =
when you appeared at the Pedlington
Theater Royal" "False, me boy, false,''
replied the eminent tragedian. "All
false. There was no crowd" House.
hold Words. ~. .....
I Mrs. Skinner (talking about the
stock market)-"I tell you what, Mr..
Starboarder, there's nothing like leath.
err" Mr.. Starboarder (vainly sawing)
-"Oh, yes, there is-this steak, for in.
stance!"--Tit-Bits. >" = H.. .~.a~
"A prudent man had his portrait
painted recently. His friends com.
'"rhat's what ordered" said he. ut
will save the expense of another one
ten years from now Tit-Bits. =
Now" said Mr.. Gragan, as he read
the headlines, chow could there be q
double murder?' Oh, see," he con.
tinued after reading little. "Sure ]
fought it meant the man was kilt
twice. indianapolis Journal. *
The speaker had done with telling
of the wrongs of woman, and had sunk
back into her seat. "She makes q noun.
tain out of mole hill," whispered the
personly person in the front pew. eyes
and such a botch, tool" rejoined the
other.-Detroit Journal.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-01-27
s11o!R ) TellfSs
7a y
GIVE SCANDAL BUT THY, scoRN.

Scorn coward scandal with its adder hiss,
It's Janus faces and it's Judas kiss.
Its false pretenses masked meath treach-
erous smile,
1ts gilded nothings yelling venomed guile:
Its grave assumption of sleek, unctuous
good,
IT. forlsed tongue sheathed beneath its
cobra hood.
Its fattery feathering arrows tipped with
steel,
Pretended confidence meath silence-seal.
Wherewith it binds it's listener to deceit,
That none may note the tracks of coward
feet,
Assassin-like thus stealing in the dark
To drive it's dagger through a shining
Consent thou not to join its siren song,
Nor shielding thus the singer pass along
The deadly message with such evi!
fraught-
Hiding a spark from helrs own altar
To search dblacken many a worthy soul.
A devils deed to 'whelm with dearth and
dole
How oft it happens that the cunning word,
Barbed with keen hate, hath many spirit
stirred
To black despair, to loss of faith and hope,
To suicide with poison, knife or rope:
Or living on victim of false lips
OF those accused from tongue to finger
tips.
Aid no false friends tigers purr to nurse:
SANDER hath teeth and claws, and, what is
Hath power the fairest homes to blast and
L. EDGAR JONES.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-01-27
The Horrible and Grotesnue.

Not few of the scenes clergyman
is called upon to witness are both
grotesque and terrible. An old man had
been i'll for months, but chung to life
with THAT wonderful pertinacity which
is so common with old people. He was,
of course, a great burden to his two
daughters, who had to nurse him and at
the same time earn their own bread.
One day, on being asked how the old
man was, one of the daughters, even
while she stood by the bed, announced:
" 'E's just the same, e is such a time
a-dying. I wish ed 'urry up bit, it's
s. awk'ard for me and my sister, with
our other work to do" It was terrible
enough to see natural feeling all but
destroyed by poverty, but there was
something truly awful in the scene
when the old man gasped over from his
bed: II am a-making 'aste, amt 1?
I've got no call for to live -Cornhill
Magazine.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-01-27

bunny right in front Of him. The rab-
bit shaped his course straight for Tom,
who was seated on feiled tree in the
middle of the road.
Haines yelled: 'Look ont, Toni
and Tom started like man who had
just stepped on a parlor match. He
and the rabbit sighted each other at
the same time. The rabbit stopped just
as Tom pulled both triggers. The shot
tore hole in the snow three feet short
CT the rabbit, but the little animal
writhed and tumb.ed and cried like a
child. All four legs were broken, and
not shot had touched him. r." i
''Hit him, Tom?" cried Haines.
NO. said Tom, ''but I got him."
Didn't hit?' returned Haines, in as.
constituent, striding up and examining
the game.
''Not bit," replied Tom. II was so
startled when you yelled that jumped
up and came within an ace of blowing
my foot off. Lcok there" and he point
ed to the powder-blackened tunnel
made by the two charges in the snow.
81 didn't come within three feet of him.
What d'you s'pose broke him up 500"
Fright" said :Haines, laconically
'The dog, my yell, your gun and the
sight of YOU were too much. He was
going like swallow, and when you
doomed up in front of him he braced for
a stop and went to pieces"
"Well, I'm blowed," said Tom. "That
settles me for hunting. When this thing
gets out I might as we'll break camp and
move OUT
Quite as remarkable is the case OF
the western Massachusetts engineer
who kills cartridges with his locomo-
tive. Engineer Bennett runs from
Springfield to Athol. The train makes
two trips day, leaving Springfield at
7:45 a. III. and returning late in the aft
ernoon. For miles along the Ware river
this train runs through an unsettled
country where cartridges are plenty.
The birds love to dig into the sand be.
tween the sleepers and shake the par.
ticles through their feathers.
''They become so heavy with the COM
pany's property" says the engineer
''that they are handicapped in getting
away quick, and before they wing out
of danger I bang 'em with the head
light or smokestack, and down they go.
Thus far this fall I have killed five, and
every one of them has been thrown
from under the wheels. Whenever one
is struck put on the air and get out
and gather him in.''
The season has convinced Vermonters
that grave blunder was made in the
framing of the deer law. Until change
has been effected there will be no pro.
lection whatever for female deer. The
law says that ''deer having horns may
be hunted and taken during the month.
of October Horned deer are not al.
ways males, and some of the Vermont