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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
SSrciacinrndlci,,

G6icagD, 81. 0e3sm6er.-8anz
tier 3bepDore $. S6inB uno isin
8ruber Gmil, Der &aiIirer in Der
8ant. mar, Iino i'm @riminalz@eri9ts
BON Der 2lntlage betriigeriI6sr ganfz
8errpaltung freigeIpro6en porben.
Die 8riiosr S6inB poren bef6uloigt,
bon 5rau Sulpa 6ontana nod Elm Dr.
poiit BON $1,000 angenommen gu 6az
ben, ais Iie bereits puBten, oaB bic
8dnf inIolpent mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01

SEE THAT YOU RESOLVE TO PURCHASE
Hetter Clothes than heretofore,
And resolve to get them here--the
). NJ. B. 0. d.
@cut, ptr5isntlib:u .piy tin, iibtrrai9mo: @rs
5eigs Die S,O;rmanu iE Baltimore ;ntcr,Iicei
DrO.
g9ir 'r6ffuttea gtf:ru 0;u crt:n ul0:mc;nen &ts
buttons =@ertauf Ger Saioa.
S:o:s gytit:! in uu,rtm gaOtn -- 9n}iiot, llt5,y'
icb:r, Al0isU rHrot in grtjia besaoq:tBi
Gin lb,il Or paaysr puyot I'M 35 li3 4ro3tnt
begabQti:st. ,Sbr I6uu; parul6 hturtb;il;u mi:
psl GjsO 1br bel r:ism orOBen &Outtioas =&Ttlnf
su eriparcH i'm stano. i;iO.
gllrf stu C5j1iua=By&s =GtiGu:ttu, wtlbt al il.
0'm &l'jounOstit Ons9btit:t ino, ivjro Der &:ouis
tious =9r;is III otutlibta ,3fftru sriibt;b i:;a.
lIutr, bisbtriq; Gti&di;smctboo,, g. ia itNT
gcjisbung juirieOm III ftcG;Tl, oo,g O1s Gto }gsu1
Ju eritltt:a, lit ao3 III Strait uno pirD and wd5ssTo
o;ics arOB,n 9trtluf3 @H!tqi;it b,3olt:n
abr t6HHt bier JEST ttusa tao;nos paF:noen oanl
1poIm:n StniuJ cg4attu iur
$6.75.
a5r t6ant eiUeu oOusr5ait;U. Day"tn uro cents
tortObtIn usbsr3it6tr crbaltU fjy
1915.
Sic Bargains, m:ldJ, bi:r an guttn GltiOTH i'll
5abN fro, IND ciuilb triiluu1 6 lit sin
purbgrtiitIotr !uirfiibcg Rtouttous = frfdui.
gSir iitbrcn III ic0rr |oiuiibt aa5 %;it: al aItis
Ouagattideu nm Naes it, nit ciH;r Ausnabm', N
Oi,i: uusttbr,n0W 3tOuttiouu ,ubI0riiT.
3i: gsaartn fnO martivt mO ju Gurcr &,i1ti.
0uHg bcrcit.
I'm Gu6 cine Gots 0ou Gem lImiaa0 uao Dem
Gao]ptd Di6,s 3}eouttous= gtrtauis ju G,b,u, be-
abttt Die fUlpctotn @trdn0runQ:u III Oln &rciitH
pon Qlt;ut=9,av,rs uUo Gtritgzllcberlisb'ru, nit
rein 0tiGrb,r S,i0t INN gttlos atiuttart:
$lO=lI:br}ic6r, icBt $500.
$35=lltbrjitbr, jtBt $3.50
$30sll,bTjtber, icBt $40. so
$25=ll:btrjiebtr, isst $16.2O.
G,ilduiig i, crrpd5nt, Oub ibtplrjc S(uiaac ri:
siHijQ,n @tlpdnO.r fno WtI6; poH Ojticg aagtmtt-
n'n 8soufton ausesiboTru IND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
Gitte Sur bel 0Qcl1

GridI!uHl'n, nutsn sntjHHOatm 6aIs SuilutRjE,
grou5i;js, BHcumouid 2lniap,aung Der gsl,ufs,
ehin0s5 GnnuroanatU, R5,amatismus, R,urals
gie, Grohbou.su, &opi,p;5, 3lbup,b af6ma,
sibtmuo:5
Gs tuyjrt bic b,it5tsn Samtritn in elmer bis
iplUJig RiHuttn. 9smau0 byau6t cine 5tunOt,
Hltotm ,r oiHs aHHOnc, g,.isn, 5bmsjtn 81 lcs.
DEN.
Raopa5's asaoD g1tG,f if elm T8cr,s mittcl Q,.
0'u ale 5am,rl:H, @tryutun9su, Guaiaun1m,
S6m'rJm i'm 8Isn auf Der gruh OOH in OM
S,lit1rru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
9itt6auii6e 0r6eiurbiinoler ucr6aitrt

9ott5Oille, 9a., 81. Deg. -
Sm bena6barten 8ergpertoorfe Hepz
YbiIaoelpbia iOQ cine gsbeime @eIeQ=
i6aft BON 2itbauern eriitiren, bic Der
S6reden oe5 Ortss lit. &iir3li6 De-
molirte Die 8anoe bic 8aitrpirt6I6aft
BON Soiepb &onOstp unD beOro6te Oie=
len nit WtorO. gleun Mitglieoer Der
8anoe purOen in8pii4en in 9aft ge=
nDmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
9ie 9nBnifala Der aoblrmgrabrr.

6 bQrle t n, W.@Bd., 81. DEG.
II Der bier tagenOs Gonpant Der Ser.
8rubenarbeiter bat Staats6eamte unc
cine Grefutip5e60rpe erpdblt uno cine
8tIolution angsnOmmen, porin Die
9rubsnbefBsr BON 0eits@irginisn
eingelaoen peroan, Der am II. SSanuar
in Gbicago itattfinbenben 5fpii6enz
itadtIi6en 8erIdmmlung, 8ebuf5 siz
ner Ginigung ijbsr cine 2o6nrate fir
Die 60rOerung bon Sotlen i'm Staate
W:it=8irginien bsi3upo3nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
0crlcibuu9 Uun Sitel uuS SrScn ais
9teuinbr5aeidlcnf.

2onoon, 81. 0e3em6er. - 8a=
ron 6aIsburg, Der 2orOtan3ler, lit gez
legsntli6 Der Neuia6rsfeier gum @arl
er6oben lporDen. Die Pairspiiroe err
6ielten Sir Wm. @aQace 6o3ier oon
2anartI6ire uno Cir Sorace 8rano
5ptpIenDz6arqu6ur, Parlament5mit=
glieD fir @eItzMarplebOne. NuBerz
bem purDen DerI6iebene 9srren gum
8aronSrang ernannt unD anOere err
htelten SrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
Gs tUGr cas- rritc
llnO lft nas rin;ige
S6mer3ens9iuD ittel,

g,l3:s ri. audl,uOf,u S6msg,n iOfort b,bc5t, bic
Gutjuu0ung lino,rt uHo 8eritopiung bel elmer aps
S!itati0u turrt, ob ojti,lbs uun BON Den Quugtn,
Osm Ma0'u, 6in8sUsto,n Oo,r la0T,u 2raitu Oo,r
Cranusu bsyrijbreu.
Gin ba!bu Sbesl6iisl 0oQ in 'iHtm @lai, @aiI,r
turirt in OeniQsu Mjnu.su &yamois, lauren Was
zen, SoobrsuHeu, Rtro0f:dt, S2laflof5tcit, TIis
Crane, 2jarrbO' G0isnttri', Golic, gIdbuHgm uno
ale iuutrlibn 9thprosu.
Gs gibt fsiH 6:iImittsl Der g9tlt, Oa5 Sitb,r uH0
g8sbisii;btr uuo ale aaosrta maIarii6su, bili6in
uro iOuitigs 5sbsr 10 rai9 turirt, rpie RaoDaD's
R,loD 8sIisi i'm gertint nit @lonaDs Qia,n.
SOC. pro 6laibe. Sci allen Iputbeeern iu
bdbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01

@t1cu Gopip,0 (Dliordu. oOtr ucrc6its Rogfip,b),
SabuitmerJ,H, HcuralQie, 8bumatismus, 6Hfts
NIB, Sbmtrjtu uuO SbiUitc im Ridtu, Otm Riids
Qcot ODER Otn &sr:n, gsiapsrO,n in Der 2t6uG,s
0tUo Stittnttbea, aHbw;uung Der G,ltrf, uup
S6mrjtn iaOtr 4rt iaafit Die Gpplifatiou BON
8aoDaDs R;aO0 8,l,f iofOrt;o. Grlei8terunq uHS
O'd'u iortg,'bt'r @tbraub ciniGs Gage lang be-
nniit.liat Elm. psrmanents Nsilunn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
WOlDOrGlc 0eH
Ntiln0encr onnfer,

Tinb @&ol5~ unO 6opfenge6rGue,
pelde uniibertroffen an QBo6lge=
idmod, 6einbsit unO obioluter
Rein6eit finO. &iite nit 2 Out
5eno gintflaI6en $1.2O. Mu6en
Sic Sbre 8eitenun9en jeBt. 9anoz
perz uno GOnpap=StraBe. 3elez
p6on 1925. (313,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
Seransgabuug bon iedsSig Sanieno Nntbeilen
"llniteNsT sTrartint>Cn." anlt 41tttsbnre, ala.,
6RniprOsentse bebOrsngte Gnmnlatre slttien.


Ynprrtl $50 pru &ntbe 9ipiDrnn ;albnr i'm auar Suit
o q
ttt6t Gonl6atoa
i'm unt
Der
lRuenbr
C ri 8
9trcbuaTofH, daf5bea5 gaf@fuuo SG87I
d fhas1a4 Tfafs ufsru N:nas 5s6iG5
@Sn IT.: Ea0nDsa au S. 5@Or3ue
uGubu udtu in
bnbsnou mpruqtegt tu c 5 o II
~ y" = N ~
an unite
br1HU
wrru6 in
ns amc
6 oput T
M J
ritc be grpdt T. u II
u
S9s
ubr Nabmtdgs
lob bol al mDar
a
Nlcranocr SrDmn & SDbnc Baltimore 9b.;
u. oplmcs * SDbnr Ytsburg pa
Sen G1N2I2A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
Join C. gri6(e.

StBt 5um reusH Sabre geir bdnttr ms
Tern 8onuern fir Oeren lberole Inter.
fthBung uno beolHdtpiiul6eu ung iclbf
ipcscn beg eriolQreic6en g9eibuadj.s 8es
ibdits. lluicr 3ablunos =SpItem fir oic
rai6e abicrtiQuug elmer oroBm gniubI
R6uicr I'M oieiclben ni9t bei'm g9etielr
oes GelOes ODER GcrtioiteuuuQ DeH 9la5ctcn
Dartsu gu lufien, mar ciu Qyober GrfoIg.
Sibt cine cju3i0c Rlaos, nitt Elm cinii9er
Srrtbum. SeOer lpuroe 3u uui,rsr Greuoe
2rfrieocnecitent. 3cuiabrs Seidcntt bieteH
ejslcoeubcit sur GrpiOcruug BON crioiticHen
decentralization. @u6en mir, mas Sic
pTui6cu? Ser Qooen lit oefHat nit SanOs
i6uben, S6mudi0bcu, Silber Rooitdtrn,
Qtbtrpaaren, Gpricts uuD Sblcicru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
ll>1III>EI>

Rdopo5's 8,ao5 RsItsf bs5c5t bic i6limmR.n
e@m'Bcu in elmer bis 3Daalia miuuttH. R,mauS
trnu@t cine Suuot. nabotm ,r Oiti, QlunOuc, o,,
Isieu. b:jmstiualt 5u i,iu pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
sSranfrcidl uno bic 9riiis i'm fcrncn
S5tru

2onbon, 81. DECEMBER. - Giner
Sp:3ialDepei6e aus Yaris 3ufolQe
miro 9err 8Oume, Gbsf Des aIiatiI6en
0epartemsnts oe8 fron30iii6en Solo
nial=0}iniiteripms, nG3Tten Spnntag
in elmer gebsimen, nit Der &riiis i'm
fernen Often i'm 3uIamnsn6anq
fte9enoen MiIiion uah G6ina ubreilen.
Die 9epeI6e meloet ferrsr, ooB benz
nd6it ein5 ipe3ieue MilitGr=Gommiiz
iip1 rad @6tna aufbre6cn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
Bier fit 9(euj00r.

Die n8lObez8rauerei" 3eigt bier
nit an, OuB ipe3ieQe 2lblieferun8s>
@agen u69eI6idt merOen iolIen,
um Der Ra6frage na8 i6ren be-
riibnrten 8ierIorten pd6renO Der
g}suiabrsz Js7tipitdten gu geniigen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
9lfS Seid1c nefn1inrit

@altutta, 81. 0e3em6er.-Mun
meloet aus Sort 9tIizMusiio, ouB pie
Deritiimmelte 2ei6e Des Sberiten Sir
9enrD 6aOelOd 2lQan aufgefunD2n
lpOrOen 1T unb 3ur 8eit na8 9eI6uz
fpur ge6ra6t piro. O6erIt 2uan mar,
pie i3On geitern QemeIoet, 8eFebls6az
Der oes ngRoDaI SriI6" Regiments
uno trennte iih porgsitern 2tbenb maze
Qli~0}usiiO bon ietner @sforts, Itt
pelder 3eit er OermiBt purbe.
gs erbeGt, baB Sir 5enrb 6apelod
9lQan, na6osm er BON 2lliJMusjib
aus nit elmer @stOrte einsn Ritt na6
2unoizaotal gema4t bate, Dertpege>
ner @eiie feline GstOrte perlieb, um
nu6 SdmruO gu ellen. Gr mar INNER
gu @ageitiifen geneigt unO bat nun
in 6olge Ieiner 5OGtiibn6eit bus 2eben
eingebiiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
Spauiiebc 3eit1narn iibcr 9Scplcr's
SrUtclt.

0}aorio, 81. 0e3em6er. - pSmz
parciul" forbert bic Regisrung auf
jebe WtaBnd6me Der Ser. Staaten,
nel6e na3 SnterDention duF Guba
iamedt, energiIh 3uriid3uIpeiIen, uuo
iagt: ,Gs sriitirt peitpsrbreitete Gnte
riiitung gegen Oas 8srbalten Der Ser.
Staaten, tnbeifen bdlten mir ben Sc
neral Depler niht fir ben pafenben
8ertreter Dariel6en." - SIN Deiteren
tritiiirt oas 8latt bic 3egierung, neil
lie Die 8ef0roerung bes 8fDler'I6an
9roteIts gsgen Mc8inIeD's 9otiGaft
Dura bic qpit on bic &0MaiHregsntin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
x oo 10 q Us
." Nillc1u,

rein b,a,ta6iliia, milOs uno Juouldifa 5raan
1ur ooahdu0jgtu groauuu5, tompltt,r abiorpton
uuo elmer s;iuno,n 8saelmdsigteit Der Guuttousn
bsg R0rp,rs 6ti 8iti,l5sn b,bs5sn an, St6ruua,u
bss glageus, Der gsb,r GjHgtYsiO,, 3i,rsu, elais
uEo R,ro:nsRraHtb,tH.
AppetttfOlf9Rett,
2ItgrGne,
2lnperOaurt6Retf,
S6wtnoef- AnfdGc,
SrauenGeiOen,
2Sifio(ttGt,
0pspep(te.
guIlfduoigt 9troauuus DirS hs
p,rtt,lt5t Durb 8abUaps YiltI. 5H 5fo1t ibrtr
dUtibilI6i en- gigHibaittH itimursu ft ole
94.r bti abirHotruHg DIR Gal, ua0 o,rtn a5qdHo
jD.i bis pjsr r,asH rlib Die 5bot3i,it Der 9sbsr
an IND b,frtIiH ben pItls1tsH rJH 5jgiIH SeitDsrr
osH. Gin. 55sr jID:I BloDlDs Qlnu, tdqlib
Don SHutH QsHomWsT iUc.1. b'ioitH Shmsrjsu
uHtsrpoyisU fn0 MD DtgsU Gs5.r Mot rbtig iuutf
touirt baltw 0as Sptlm IN isiUsr Rslt.maBias
ftif uUo htsru cine Qsiuu0t gsrOduUuq.
Qrss 2Jc. py0 S5Ittsl. 8u bibsH bt alien
qpot5ettrH Oor pea Bon gt5sH GiHiHouHg 0,s gtS
trlg:5.
RADWAY & CO.,
SIS Elm St.. New York.
ca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01

SEE THAT YOU RESOLVE TO PURCHASE
Heter Clothes than heretofore,
And resolve to get them here-the
Cheapest--best in Baltimore
y. NJ. B. o. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
81. &panS' ScitnmC!st.
selbitmprO i'm @uiS &c 8UulOsne

9arts. 81. DECEMBER, - Sin
Wann, Nomen5 &trtb, ongebli4 ein
ameritunii6er 8lotten Offi3ier, be-
ging beute 8ormittag i'm 8ois be 8ouz
loane SelbItmoro, inoem er ii6 in ra=
1fer 8eifenfOlge Ie2S &ugeln in 8Opf
unO &Orper iagte. (Sn ben umeritaz
nii4en 6lotten Offi3iersliiten arz
ifeint Der Ndme &irtb ni6t. u. D. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
Mebr 6 Unfurrem5 fiir Die STANDARD
Oil Su."

Qonoon, 81. 9s3em6sr. - 8ie
Der beige Star" meGoet, BADEN bic
ROtbi6ilO5 BON 9ari5 unD 8ien i'm
8erein nit ben ruiiiI6en 9etroleums
9dnOlern gu 8atu cine Gompagnie Or
ganiiirt, pel9e 8roBbritannien nit
ruiTii6em Sel BON 1O3 8rQo perIorz
gen uno Der ,Stanoaro Oil g." Gpn=
turren3 MAIDEN foQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01
9lu5 0tutlctlmt.
5Siir ole 23ir5- G5efaTeneit.
Slnn) Der Decentralization cntid1ci=
oct sM 0iunitcn cineS ScufitcinS
su Gbrcn ocriclbcr.

Perrin, 81. 0e3em5sr. - 2luf
rpm 9erliner WaQiItrot 1T jeBt oie
Strejtfr29', O6 Den MIr3 8afauensa
lin 6rieDritsbain Seiters Der Staot
Berlin Elm 0sntmal srri1!&t mscoen
ioQ urO o6 uro pelf: 8iomurq o1=
rduf cnge6ra4t perbsn ioQ, erolih in
bej1beroem Slime sntItitoen pproer.
Der 81 erri6tenOe 9sntitsjn piro
pabGfsinliG bic SnItyift: Den
1848 8efdGsran, bic Stoot Berlin" erz
balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01

Sine 608It itIrmiIae SiBung 6at
i'm nieberOitrei9ii6en Qanotag itattz
gefunbsn. Der peutI9e 2lbgeoronete
6ofer beuntragte Die nIofortige 2(ufz
6e6ung Der geieBniOrigen Spra6enz
8eroronungen." Der poriiBenoe Gam
DesmQrI6aQ iSr6r. b. @uoenu8 peigerz
te Ii6 inbeHen, Oieien 9lntrug audi nur
CUR 8erleIung 3u bringen. Sin groz
Der SumuIt entitanb, bis Der 2anOess
muri6uq i6lieBli4 nu4gab. Der
2lntraq nurDe Dann einem 2lu5i1uB
iiberipieien.
Die Ser 5ulfen6opn, pel6e be-
tanntli6 Die 8eI4dftsorOnung oes
8ei18rat6s bis CUR 8ergepultigung
Der Y}inoritGt Gnoert, iit geri6tli4 fir
ungiiltiq erfldrt porOen, neil Der
Rei4srat6 geI6loIIen noroen lit, Obne
Dap oas prototoQ beglau6igt puroe.
Der Acknowledgements Sdrl
Sermunn 0olf, pel6er in Der leBten
Sibunq oes Reihsratb8 cine 10 groBe
Roae geipielt bat, lit i'm 8a5ltreiis
5epliBzQano in ben b0bmiI6en 2anoz
tao gepdblt poroen.
Gin taiIerlidss 9etret lit 6eute in
8ien erlaFen norOtn, ldut pel6em
SeItrei6's uno llngarn's 8ettrdge 81
ben aei6srepeniien fir 1898 Die glei=
den fein Iollsr, fpie our6 oas 9aleB
bon 1897 feitqeieBt puroeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-01

g}ur bur9 Die re4t3eitige 6uIfe Der
5euerne6r 1T Elm groBe5 llngliid i'm
y2Qbertz36eater" gu 2eip3ig ber6iitst
porDen. Sine 8aQeteuIe, nit Numen
6unt, fam nit i6ren Iei9ten &leibern
elmer Sptritusflamme gu na6e. Die
GleiDer fingen 6euer, unO bepor bic
6lammen gel0I4t perosn tonnten, bat
te Die llngliidli6e 6ereits 10 i3pere
8ranopunben babon getragen, buB an
ibrem @uFtommen ge3peifelt piro. -
9as re9t3eitige Gintreffen Der 6euerz
nebr perbinberte S6limmeres.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05
JusT ABOUT THESE DAYS.

dunno what's tn reason thet along about
this season,
When tn golden-rod is tallest an th'
gyarden's gittin' brown;
When l hear tn crickets honin' an th'
locusts dronin', dronin',
An tn apples in tn orchard one by one
a-dropping down,
Thet l sorter drop my hurry an fo'git
about my worry
As loaf aroun' tn pastur' an enjoy tn
autumn haze,
An fo'git th cricket's hummin' as feel tn
tear-drops comm,
An | somehow hear tn voices thet
heard in other days.
It's sort Of reviewin' what for years
been a-doin',
An it seems as IL TIL biggest things we're
only childish play;
While tn things most wuth tn keepin' an
for which to-day I'm weepin',
Took advantage of my blindness an have
vanished clean away.
Yes, this autumn air is clearer, an 1t brings
up objicks nearer,
Or perhaps 1t multiplies 'em when see
'em through my tears.
Mebbe thet may be tn reason thet along
about this season
kin see tn loves uster love arrayed
along tn years.
kin hear my mother singin'; kin feel
her hand a-clngln'
Aroun' my boyish neck ag'in an see her
lovin' gaze.
I shall find tn futur' brighter, all my loads
will be tn lighter,
For the dreams tibet I am dreamin' as
loaf about these days.
Judge.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05
Lake Of plaek pre in CnlIfornIa.

In the vicinity of the Colorado River
in Southern California there is one oil
the most remarkable bodies of water
in the world. The strange black
fluids bears no resemblance whatever
to water; it is thick, viscid and foul.
smelling. Experiments have proved
it is not poisonous, but makes an ex'
cellent dye. 1t has been analysed,
but its qualities are not yet made
known. The lake is situated about
half mile from a volcano, aud occu'
pies an area of about one acre. Tho
surface is coated with gray ashes from
the volcano, which serves to conceal
il from the view of the unwary trav-
eler, and makes it a dangerous local
ity. Nothing definite is known as to
its source Of supply, but it is un'
doubtedly of volcanic origin.
Naturally the Indians have legend
in connection with this remarkable
phenomenon. The lake, they say, is
composed of the blood of their bad
brothers, who are suffering in their
hell, amid the volcanoes. The sur
rodndings suggest the internal regions
with active and dsad. volcanoes, spout
ing geysers, boiling springs and a
"lake OF ink. New York Tribune.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05

Crofutt aided in the search; but from
that day on he was stunned man.
He had still a members standing in
the societies, but the brothers avoided
him. His clients, never many, dwin-
died away. Men whose hands he had
clasped in mystic fraternity, crossed
the streets to avoid him, and he walked
a solitary man in the streets, where
the children had shouted his name,
and where his journeys had been often
delayed for hours by the extemporized
ovations of his acquaintances and
friends. He was wise enough to leave
the town; but whittier he went, no one
knows even to this day.
1t is to be hoped, however, no mat
ter where he is, that he has learned
how uncertain is the pedestal on which
very popular men stand, and how great
is the difference between respect and
familiarity. Saturday Night.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05

The Chicago Board OF Education has
set about extending the usefulness of
the public school system upon lineS6f
recognized utility. 1t proposes to
make the teaching of cooking and sew
ing regular part OF The training given
to girls, as we'll as the ordinary rudi-
mental instruction in reading, writ
ing, ciphering and grammar In
struction in domestic science Wal not
be optional but obligatory. Expert
ments made in the introduction OF
these new branches of learning have
only served to confirm their value and
practicability as part Of any judici-
Gus system of rudimentary instruction.
Not all the girls who are taught to cook
and sew will Of ne ecessity be compelled
10 the daily practice Of those accom-
plishments, but none will be worse off
fon-such knowledge, and none can tell
upon what emergent occasion profci-
ency in either craft may prove invalu-
able. When every girl who attends
the public schools can make shirt,
bake a palatable loaf Of bread, and
broil asteak to perfection, what a
country, advanced beyond all others,
the United States will have become!
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05
Walnut Forest of 1911 Exhumsd.

Secretary Watson of the Lumber
mems Exchange reported that vast
forest of walnut had been unearthed
in Southeast Missouri. In 1911 an
earthquake in that part of the State
resulted in the sinking of large tracts
OF land. Since then there have been
annual floods in that district, each
year adding to the accretions. Awhile
ago two farmers, walking through a
part of the district, noticed what to
their eyes seemed to be the ends Of
walnut trees sticking out of the
sunken places and tipped over. Re-
membering that vast amounts OF cedar
wood have been dug up in various
places, the farmers reported their OBJ.
servations, and the ground was ex-
plored. 1t was found to be rich in
trees of black walnut from twenty
eight to thirty-six inches in diameter.
Secretary Watson states that there
are two parts to a walnut tree. The
centre consists OF solid, black wood,
and the rest of the tree is a soft,
sappy growth, which is Of little use
for commercial purposes. In these
new trees, just unearthed, the sap has
all rotted off, leaving only the black
heart or solid portion OF the tree.
This is found to be fine specimen oi
walnut, with an unusual depth ol
color.-St. Louis Globe-Demoerat.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05

The inadequacy Of the plan to make
Rear-Admiral Dewey Vice'Admiral
Is in the nature OF the title. Vice.
Admiral means just what the words
imply, deputy to an Admiral. Admiral
is noble title. 1t is from the Arabic
Emir-al-mar, which means "Prince Of
) the Sea-" Admiral is the title given
by every civilized nation except ours
to the commander OF fleet. The Of
ficer second in command is called
vice-Admiral, aud the commanders Of
subordinate divisions in a feet are
called Rear-Admirals. Vice-Admiral
is therefore just like Rear-Admiral, a
subordinate title. 1t implies that its
possessor is subordinate officer. Ad-
miral is a title none too good for
Dewey.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05

The recent announcement OF the
remarkable project undertaken by the
West Australian Government, namely,
ito lay some 32S miles of water pipe,
made Of steel spiral imbedded in con-
crete, has received much attention, in
view OF the peculiar kind Of pipe to
be thus utilized. In the manufac-
ture of this pipe, the sheet steel, af-
ter being cut into strips OF width
varying with the required diameter of
the pipe, is riveted or welded into a
continuous strip OF the required
Iongth; this strip is then fed auto
matically into the pipe-making ma
chine, and during its passage through
It the riyet holes are punched, and
and the laps of the edge OF the strips
are brought together under pressure,
and held during the process Of rivet-
ing. The rivets are all set by com.
preston. The edge is slightly re-
cessed, throwing the lap on the out
side. In this way the inside diane
ter of the pipe is maintained evenly
throughout the entire length. To
render the pipe water-tight on leav-
ing the machine, special hydraulic &C.
ment is inserted between the laps be-
lore riveting.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05
THE MERRY SIDE OFLIFE.
STORIES THAT ARE TOLD BY THE
FUNNY MEN OF THE PRESS.

Grounds For suspicion-An Example at
Hand-Mother Knew Better-A New
Application-On the Way-Juvenile
Finance-Results of the Loan, Etc.
have little pear tree
That blossomed in the spring,
And with watchful care and loving
have nursed the graceful thing.
Two pears grew on its branches,
The first 1t ever bore;
Each weighed, when last saw them,
Full half pound or more.
When got home last evening,
And went to view my tree,
The two green pears were missing
My hopes had gone agleel
do not know who took them
Who twas cannot swear,
But my neighbor's boy is under
The doctors watchful care.
Cleveland Leader.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-05
Cause and Effect.

The students of certain big medi-
cal college of this city, says the Phila-
delphia Record, are enjoying good
joke at the expense of one Of their
professors. The case in question was
that of young man suffering from
nervous trouble who was introduced
to the clinic.
In some diseases of the nervous sys-
tenn there is an interference of the
blood supply to the smaller blood-ves-
sells of the skin, which show q conges-
ton of the venous blood. A common
symptom, for instance, is blue color
in the finger-tips. The subject before
the clinic on this occasion seemed to
the physician to afford an excellent il
lustration of this condition.
'Look at this young mans hand, )"
he said. "Do you notice anything
peculiar about them?"
The students when closer to investi-
gate, but no one ventured an opinion
that anything unusual was to be seen.
"What?" went on the professor.
Cant you see the condition of the
patients blood indicated there in the
blue color of mis- hands? That
proves"
But at this point the patients
mother, who was sitting near by, in
terrupted.
"Why, doctor, " said she, ''that blue
is aye. He works in tannery."
The students laughed, and the pro-
fessor laughed, too, but he suddenly
changed the subject.