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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

0us Tinb bic peIentli6sn 3iige Der
Gage bon Der grpBen 3utunftSf6 la4t
am 8irfenbuum Der 6elhpeg : G6ene
Bel 8erl am n0rbli6en 6ange bss
6aarItrdnoe8. Sod 6eute lit bieIe
eigenartige Sage i'm @olfe lsbenoig.
Seitrei9er tofften in 1866 auf ben
Sieg pes wpeiBen 5iirften" i6res &aiz
fers, am 8irtenbaum, unO 1870 6az
ben iogar fron3Oiiide 3situngen an
bic Sage Die 9uffnung auf ben Sieg
Der Tran3oien gstniipft. Dab Der
9lau6e an bic Sage ni9t erliI6t, bd=
fir iorgt f9on Die 8oItsieels, Die oas
9draDie8 uno bas golOens 3eitalter
ni6t aQein in Der 8ergangenbsit iuz
den mag, fonoern ibr 9offen iibsr bic
feline uno traurige 8egenpart auf
cine groBe golOene 3utunft ri9tet.
9afiir forgen in Weitp6alen audi Die
Seber Der NdAt, Dus gequdlte Sc
f6left," bic permittelit bss 3peiten
8efi6ts ui6t nur Die @reignife bes
tdqliGsn Qebens, Dte 2pD Il. 6euers>
brunit, porausfeben, ionoern audi
S6ld6ten. Namsntli6 er9dlt it4 uber
Die Sage, neil Die 8ebOlterung bon
3eit gu 3eit nit eigensn Augen am
belen Sage Dur4 chamber tpogenoe
&rieasI6auren Ionber 3abl, nit mall
tenoen MGnteln unD peRenoen 6abnen
er6lidt, Die Damn nu4 lGn9erer Boob
u6tung ge6eimniBpOa Deri9pinoen'
No6 i'm Ninter 1895 bat cine iol4e
GrI4einung Bel Dimbern bic 8eoolz
tsrung in Grregung OerieBt. uno nt9t
nur in ben S6i9ten bes nieoeren Dol
tes baftet Der 9laube an Die propkz
5eienoe MGr, aud in gebtloeten &relz
ZEN 6etennt man bier uno od. Nber
od tommen bic nii9ternen 9elebrten,
bsnen ni9ts 9oetii9es unb Der Bolts
ieele S6eures unantait6dr lit, bic aues
Wunoer6are ertldren minen uno be-
Isu4ten, unb unteriu9en Die aItehr7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Wturgt 70. NlncIaD, aHDGIII
Sir. l12, 9orosBacas StrO6t.
~ 9ermaItcrs SerFdu
I+s -oes-
- NddJt-GiscnthumS
Mr.. SRA. @ef SiecIcsS trGfe,
uur oeB sruneJiusfreieu Gigsntburns
Rr. 3O9. Pure'@acdsg rGRe,

Rruft ciutg GrlaFes bes 6rei8Qtritts 2r. ? Der
Stdat Baltimore iptrDeu Die untcR hcbtHo gtnaHHs
ten 9Tpalttr conner g, ben Il. Utdri
1893, 3ahmittnos ( lbr, has udbfolgcno btibrie=
beus uuo in Der Staot baltimore geltgsue 9runo=
e~iq,ut6um an Crit uuD STEELE dut otientlibp aHtz
tiou O%trtauttH:
in elmer Gutfcruunq BON 6l7 gus uorboftIih BON
Qcnnlploauia =gUeHut, uHo oduH uorOoilib an Der
0orppcfieite Der giooles Strabe fb sritredenp y
GuB 6 3ou, uuO oauu uorODtilib in UltibmdBi0tr
grsite 80 SUB tiei bis sur Sibolt=Nue0. SdheIbe
IN einem Subz8ruHol ius BON 3uplf Dollars uHb
fiiuf,io Gtuts uHterporitn. Sebaut 1T oahelbe NIT
tiuem jlptiuHDsiubdlbtUdi1tH litpelttiHtrz
men u Obubous bGiaHnt ais Rr. ga 9Ssli=
9iOoltzStraBs.
Teruer nsrotu bic beiuatcH . crz
10 altc am "eIbcu 1dGc I'm . II 2
8a mittaus an Ott unb StelIe
Otrfausn:
gas otiommte ua6iolo,uo bsi6ritbcut uub in
bciaQter Stuot an Der Ghicits Der Qdtd=5trdE: be
lcasne gruuociacntbum. in elmer GutitUHuuQ Ucu 60
rub uorblib RON Der QorbitIic Der Sardiogl zSir.,
mO oauu norblib al Der Gillette Der 9atusStrohe
fb eritredsnD. % Tub, uHD Oauu oitlt6 IN Qleid=
mdbiotr grcitc 20 SUB bis IN elmer 4 SUB brcitcu
Quep. in 9erbiu0uHg nit Saipcr= StrdBc. 8runo=
l%insir,i. gebaut III paftlbt nit stHtT oretitodjptu
1itotItstuerHeU W b Il b II { uuo eli
mem lieQelhtin,ru,H Sinttrgtbauof bs'annt uIs Qr.
800. 0orbsQacd=StraBt
SteutTn Il. / IN. tn0 bts um gtrtautstaqt be-
@tpinouna,n: Gin 2ritttl gaar. her R,t mad
iens uuo Iipolf VtouGteH, oocr NQts puar, nab
gslieben Ots RGuitrs; bic 8tttlabluuQtn fub pom
Toae beg 9trfauis an 3iHicn uuttriporfu nm
miHcu CUR ,8uiricOsnbett Der gtripalter f6sr q=
ttut itin. Sine anIablun0 poH $50 iDiro jur Belt
prs Qtriauis uou htm Gduftr zines icbsu Der be-
iaoten 9ruuoitidt Osrldugt.
Beorgs 70. 2iuoiap,
NAMES y. ddtrg, Stufeeg.
on q. u. RiTIIGHb. guitioRatpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
sunntaa, Dem 13. Mars 1898.
GOitpricac
SDmntag8=S etra6tntg.

@ieIe ~unierer 2eier tperben pu6re
T6einli9 ni9t pifen, mas Elm r@pDz
fentieter" lit, ober Die Sa9e lit interei~
fant genug, baB mir urS on 0ieIer
@tene Domit beI4dftigen t0nnen. 60
nenner Die 8eitfuIen uno pabrz
f6einli3 and Die anberen Nieberoeutz
i6en eine 9erion, Die pas iOg. n5peite
@eIi6t" bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Am 0ann Der Snnnc.

5torjci6uunQtn aug DEM iioli9eu gtsu=Mlsrifo
BON Otto 2 6Dnri4 d, inn.
9as Serritorium Nsu : N&rifp 1T
tpo6l elmer Der intereTanteIten 2unbz
tribe Der Union. Qp @r0Be iiberz
trifFt IS bic ie6s NeusnglanbzS toatsn
mitIammt ben Staaten g}ep : 0ort
uno Nep : SerIep, 1T ulio nod grOBer
ais 8robbritannien urb Srluno, bo3
1T IS nod iiberau5 IAnd6 bebDltert;
Die 9eIammt8obI Der @inpo6rsr be-
trdgt nod ri9t 225,O0O, beite6enb
aug Qmerifanern Msritanern, Snbiuz
nern uno - G6ineIen. Die Merifaz
ner limb bel Weitem por6srrT6ero.
8ie our .3eit Der ipanifsn Gro6erer
perben nod beute SiIber uno Sob
aug Der Grpe g~egra6sn, auBerbsm 9uz
pier uno anosre WetaQe, ME au9Spaz
le; bic 6uuptbeI6dFtigung Der 8epp9z
ner bilbet absr Die 8ieb3u9t; Der
2ano6au nimmF nit ben etngefii6rten
8epdRerung8 : SDItemen pOn SQ6r
gu Sa6r gu.
9eIonber8 oinn 1T bie9ep0lferungsz
gail in Der 9egenb, tppielbft i6 mid
nun i6on ieit bieIen Monaten 3eitz
fpeiIig befinbe, i'm Notwithstanding
bes Sarritorium5, na6e Der 9ren3e
bon Merito unO Qri3ona, auf Der Ionz
ni9en 6o9e6sne Der Sierra Maora,
etpa 45OO SUB ijbsr Dem MeeresIpiez
gel.
@erlGBt man ba5 flsirs 8ren5itdbtz
den BON etpd 1900 G~inpobnsrn, in
irqenb elmer Ri9tung, 10 trifft man
auF MeiIen unb Meilen feline men{4=
IiAe 8ofrung; 10 lab i4 ouf meiner
Sour na4 benz ieds3ig Wteilen entz
fernten 8sri6tSiiB SiIperSGitp, mo-
Tel6H i9 mein. DffentIi8e 9riifung ais
Qbpofat ma9te, nur Elm babes 9u=
Beno Q%bobebGuier. NirgsnoS lit Elm
j3oun gu feben, n%irgero5 Deg ooer
Steq, a1es 1T pfFenss 2anD, bu unb
bort BON pbantaItif6:n 5els6l0den,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
sglnunpOIiss SBortsStnc'
Gileubabn.

r-ot Il. RoOsmbct 1877.
K SSot. s,Tlafsn bic GamOsasS;a ttOH nab 4Hnag3'
lis aaU 3nii@mrat!igggg'&5 . a. gSS@t" tag 5@ y To3'
30 g'U,ss"S y~TT5pglis IND U. N. & Y 3lg'UtGs
e!y.sB n"2 an 'ggsb.nta9su um 4.05 R13nlttugs.
SdnIl,n ~ 500 9ormittaQs uu0 40 &damitiGgs.
Nol1V't - nm ~5i 9urmittl5s, 1900 WtltIvs,
551Ss6S" nS+mittaos uuD Clio AbmOs. Seuuta3s. 9.@l
az oy,rittG5s un0 Gl0 Gbenos. Gin GrobtIa5 t1ggE
f5olib. ansgsuommtn Sunntags, non Aet u. &t'
coI,Yfs.Strabs, 9altimort ob;
S"V' Z. milton 9ropH,
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
~oa.aIibe waarulanOer GiieHbabH.


Sratiu Srdl'
o. s.r,,H,r Bic Qian.5tatton, iis i0!at 10 p
3ugs ps''~u' bntnjug, Soupilini,, y. q y. y;
APO iIL9. -, zlsu uHo du58tHSHlH.tH Syn"ta5S
Y. T ~ y r., 6bambersbuTl' I'a'''"sO"'' UNI
8iub,ttr ,.s geri 3. x g GiO., ano
H.22 49IG1 sSFsTliib ppu GmorpsSr00h tsrRsE sa''
li=lc ua2 D..-Ss = 6aUptIlntt, GbaHlbersouIel
~ 9G5Hte;. nrTritI5urg uHo y. L gS u. X. nap
g5'qSSa a5,S3is, elton. mao l~lHioH'e'io8'
IMP eano Giitsag afOm. mad llniOu:grio9e'
l0.l1, ySs,,,,tgsb.r3, irtasr Carlisle uEo y. G >
p. E-;..-,s WtlOm. mad Gmorps@roo.
l225 &a4~-t,,,7Eg 49, Ngtom. nab uuioHsErlo5s
'25 ra 4mi,ta5s - Ggpysb nab yo.t IND .. j
- SS.S4s-1ittaos - Ittom. rad Gnor9sgroo'
l4g9 M1--E-itt10g - Grp,eb nab 4uutttu az oE
AVS g. I;T f,Tntr Grtpuit, Gmmit=bArg, S9lPa
3aIgg1,'rg rno q. & 50. g.. u,
20 q5-4ulittucs Ittom. uo9 UUoJQsgt09t-
=. ~ STrsyrSs = WttoW. mad u~ulcHsSTto3t.
,,g,,l.s 9Ibsrps Gti0m. nap gHlorQ59I0pt
ii,,55SS g6sues - @ttom. nab GHorpz9topt
~ Tssiib. Id9lib, ausgsnommeH So""IaaS-
Nut SDuutu2s.
a;r,.. uuo @epG5sCiiice CIR. 2J5, ArsSalilHeIs'
St55TS S, balt,n OIL uujons, 9snnioIDania.A1'Hl'.'
rrIItsSr.. WalbTpols Ulortb:Nptnus. SIa'''" Vie
y m 6ooo, S,utral=S,ibditsfabrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

Gfntleines 81 iBperitd D.
nj B. - Qebrerin: nDiebiel Retft
aie6t es in Guropa?" S4iler: pas
fpeiB man ni9t beitimmt, aber @rme
gtebts iepenfaas ms9r."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

Oteies .3peite @eii9t" pirO nod
INNER bon ni6ternen 8eritanOe8menz
f9en ais eingebiloeter Iniinn bebanz
belt, troBbem ii6 IGon Dor mebr, als
6unOert Sabrsn Mdnner, ME Samuel
Sobnion in England, nit Der @rI4ei@
nung beI9GFtigt BADEN. Sn unierem
Sabrbunbert BADEN s.. 6. 9OrIt, 8dlz
Ter Scott, 8ullper, GaruS II. 81. Die
@a6e berfolgt uno oie8dammt7
Weis6eit oss oroerfattOnSz2erito
lit enDli9 gu Dem 8efunO getommen,
y!buB es unm0glih erI6eint, bteie
iiber Die betpuBten Gri6einungen ge>
fammelten 3batIaden ni4t in elmer
geipiFen 8ei4rdntung ols mo6r an
B%uertennen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE
v1db Reps1prt uuc pbildoeIuhiI.

Qat3ags iDsrO.H oag3 oas StHt l@t e,9t b.Ituatit.
g"trIaiitn Gam0tH' Stati3H
fWfsl6T,n sit. QspalsStatiOH 4 YtiHuim ipatrl
Eat Ttps90ri, 9citon uHo Dem Chtn, an ggo'
hutaaeu. (7j5 WorssHs ~Sv.ltDdJgouE $50,
GO5O SptNtpagg0ul 0ormlttdGs, I2.5L. 2lb
~Sp,ii'nags1nl, 349 393Mmiiia9s lQW SPtltDagI
yRlt.' @opll station, oii,H iur 9aHlairt 1000
gbtpcg. eonutaqs, l7.55, $50 Sg'ittOa5gOn)
0ormittaos, (2.l5 SptLiaUaQgon, 3.4yH3gmLitags.
600 SpuitpaegOal, 600 H5'los, l.l5 Jsabts,
S6Is fn1oapn 6gu U}t. 9oVGlSStattoH. often it-
"JTsx @tlaEtitsGitE 7.55 WOr7tns, 1880 9urm!ts
taoi, 1880, l4l E48 RaBmittags. SonRta0s,
" 32.% aS55iiiloSi1pbia, Bilmiuo,ou uuo Gb,ftr, al
mshtrtdd,u, ass SptitDGqgon, 500, 1880, Hur
in yn;fmiulton a~HblIttu0, Sp,NtUa39onl gormiis
TAGS, 1887, C2.l5 Spspspl2?oas H ~. M \" Suiia.H..
COM, zoo GbsnOE, lis Ru&ts. sOnntags G.5j
80 S0 Sp.iirpaGpou) 90rmlttags, els Sptil'z
pegqonl, $40 0abmttt1gs, GOO Sp:utnaGsoHl'
~ ~, ~ %O 9ofa,is stotion.n an Der 95ilaoEp5tu 0.gi,
6am an Wodtutuaen, 800 9Ormitt0Gs, 800 Yats
Epiftaog. sos Ab,ROs. SsHnta9s, $50 9ormit:s55
1"' g5it'GPf'Siitn Gamotn StatioM
Qsb Rr.D.rid. 7.3O gOrmittd9s, 10, A3) g11'
miftoss uub 5.25 @b;uos. Din SountlBtU, y5
Rs4 8iu5ttr, 1870 absnos, !2.40 uao A30
"s aa5 oaSa,rs,oWu. HOP gOrmitta9s, 4lo una
4 a. %G mt sim unO ga.afatiOr,a, an Do6as
toa,u 73o 9crmittHgs, l.2O, 40 G10uiEt9S51
SIS qbsnos. SouHtags, 9.35 Yorm''tas5' 90
S5n y Fnirott.Gitp, al Woasulasir. 60 gsot'
o,rs. 7 20. HOO 9oymittaas, 10 ~, 4yy "I5e
swittaug, 525, $50 lilo @bsn0s. 1o"7'-J7' 500
Wprmittdgs, 5.2j, $50, lilo a1.H95- Goa w,-,
N5h 6urtig' 9lp, an 8o1'HtlJ."t -, ~
Q,n5. 9uIa5t Curtis ga7' al @'D'"'"S'"' o''
"'; ,g1: o,nomm.u eOnntaag. ?Gar S'aaiaas.
"ldQli3. 3Ggp'sBiIl'
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saQsotn babeu pieueibt mebr NusT6t uut @tptun,
os Titicniocn, pcl6e Fb nab bort beQtbtu NM
Gtluos an fiuotu c]riuarttu. Grittrts NJ uaWllD
cinfad,. Q0Gbrcuo Der lcstcu uicr Worote bdbe1
mir unitrc game GucrQit OGraIf pcrDtuoet, nm
Qutts Qolpbaltiqt5 GiQcutbum ]U %trlptrbcn, NM loF
babcu icBt uugcidbr 1000 @dtr BON erlutclcncnI User
the an oauo (qletb pollen $50 Ser. StaGttu Gc0It=
ruuQsz6Iuimsl.
Sie Saiiou ,ur @surbcitunq O~sriclbcn miro rls
otfdbr an J.. @pril beginner; ju oltlem 3lpcdt pt'
~notbiqen mir ubsr GINGER uno aus PIE
lem @ruuoe p~erfouftu mir nod Httien sum oueT5
rieoriQEen Qrciit. Nm April lDiro Der Srtls be
oelttuo crbDbt nerOCu. Sbr iOrut BON $500 aus
pdrts BARN a%nleQcu. Is 1T Sits Sure ltBie @c=
I~eqcubsit CUR 9ttbsiliauuQ oarau iU 70 %uteNrtQcH
Ratsu al eiutm ]irtthtrcu UntcrutbmcU no
oemdB ben 9ribtcu non IuuerloiTGcn Sabotrltan=
oiosr itpsr icBt a~uQcltQtc Solar in ~ubutBborer
,8eit I'D nm has 25s bis 50sfa6c nsrpthToltigtn
iUiro. ,
9eo,r.t. mir fsbsu inter Den Gomoa0niGn iir
cine port6tlhuft, 3apitOlautuQe an Der Spite.
@dber, Giuitlr6eittu brisiIib ODER III unitrem gis
Tcdu.
The British American Gold
Mining-Company,
Rr. 2 @quitabIez6sbduer. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Hene InseiaeL
6lOnOlfcs0 DlO
fit ScOermann.
Sbr FTnnt III Saufs bIeibcn une eenHob stnsH
GIdlercu 6uue MAIDEN, Deer Sbr frnnt
ole 6eIegcnbcit duf nrn Sple@
fsISeru aufiudleu.
Die 3nhanIeblci6enOen

@tnu Sbr Sud oortbin bt0cbt, fountn mir VINO
ein Ibdlbabsr SntersTt pcrtauicu, nm uut untertu
Claims an urbsitcn: ebsuiO touut Sbr mcbrtrs papoH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
9ampfi4tfiss gIa;eigen.
Baltimore SnmpfS nCfet=GO o.
Wife une ;uUerldiGac
g nis@ / Il ] {.

GIteaute Eampf:r tdalih, a"uSgcRomm,H SouHa
tags, pom Union Dot e. Der @oncor0itraBe). $50
Nbeuos. GautoHzg8crits Z. 10 Nbos., Had $40 poiut
Gumiprt, T~oriulf. @prt6muHth uue alien
QunFtcu Gee 2ueems. 8erblHhun9 in gortsnoutb
nit Ger % Stuboarb IiI Siuis" seihIoiieuer Su9, Boris
mouth nab atlanta. SFge &tybiHouu9 81 GJelooa
nit btr atlantic Scat QIHi:." gu 9%ioIiolt 8srbius
ouHq nit Der .IorioIt mo Carolina" ~Jorfolt uHo
S%outhsrH," atlantic uHo Gauoile' NIB -ytortoIt 0Ho
gSeIeru SIitEbabH," uHo mt bcr DID 8OmlEIoEs
yIHlc" rad yieluberre uHb g3aillnQtoH, RS.
U}ahIeitcn nab BEN turop6lihen BLAME. g~ururlois
saiutsIz! Siumcr. glstIriihe StlsuntUHg. Dampiz
bsijuns. 9OicH frsi. Dan beige Soiiteus Simmer i'm
Soraus i'm 8instsSureou btr EGisglHis, 9tr. 1913,
Of. 9nltimorssStr. IelspbOH 1888.
Spbu X. SbErpopb, @inlam RanedH,
Observation-Disclosures. Gen. ISr. uno Buii. AaeHt.
q. STpnu, Generals tltt= IQtHt.
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9nppsIi9ruubsus g fOampfsr SienR
2ierp 2lorG- DireRt
NorO0eMtC6er SfopO D.
@ G~csslmdBiss
QGmpf - S6tffGRrt
bniiAtH
baltimore nRS Srcmen.
Dura As ttstHs i1r bi.I,H 5v,S an Der 5l5os gsbdn'
tan, Mtt attn SrfprbsIni1sz p%eriebtHtH
RgueH %GtierneH @enbampfihIht


sWiiuheu" Gayt. 98n. Gub!mlnnn
rSr,sotu" G1pt. .. WtoB
sgJiltblos 6agi. i. @oosa
'.GrsfslO4 CAPT. 40 gums
'rRolauo" GAIT. ). -Saa5ta
"rNAlt4 Sdpi . nuts
'.aabtu,H o. Sas2d9.sa
's90uH" y 2B'Haa
Die @6fabrlstage fino, ME tol9t:
BON Baltimore:
E,Guia Ridmers.a WittlU., 10 Ilarj, &aqIH' Z u9r.
,5resOsna WittlpOa, .. Ilag3, Ga9H. : u5E.
-JRilntbsn gRitttpob. Sd. Wliri, 9abm. z lbr.
: PoI,TS4 9littlpob, 6. Nptil, 8a6m. 2 ubr.
JGimSbor 1Ritfpp6. ~. 4prtl, Qa6m. , ubr.
.,,, ISM -n1Usrtll Don Bremen uHo
itotu Gittpo1 UoH SaIlihort
DE nit ttutm " 93HDH'''" -4"pl' ''lO'0t'H
q ni35tnpt cd 9dllagtEYrtts:
WSSy g,ttIiunrs nab EremtH . 5000.
M 9r,,r,r uah Baltimore $34.g.
% oiT5,r ,niittu ! uuD y Sdbrsn bll6sr QrsIs.
g""rtSrt,i,s9ia.t Uoa baltimore nab Srts
mtu uH0 Iurud SoVVV'
ua5 ggtWtu . . - ftgVH'
99.atn Gra6t uuO QaFaO, ptuOs man f3 an sis
W.utrclsageEtcH
u. S9uma9er &c So,
Rr. 5. SaOs9aVsstrab@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

Der n@p0tentieter" iiebt nit bem
Ieibli8en ooer ieelii6en @uge gu
funftsgeI6i6te Dor ii2 a6ipielen;
meiIt iiro es arme 2eute aus benz
@plfe, nie bic bibliI6en 9rop6eten,
6irten, ME @mos, Der oa fagt: sd
Bin tein 8ropbet, nod zines Propbeten
@obn, ionbern Elm 8ubbirt, Der MauIz
beeren dblieIt bon ben 8Gumsn, aber
Der 6err na6m mid bon Der 9eerOe
unb fpra3: D9ebe bin unO peihage.""
46er mitunter rpiro Dus n3pette Sc
fi9t" au9 etnem SO6itebenoen, pie
ienem @4peoent0nig, Der in Der No4t
ben StdnoeIaul bes @4lOieS auf un<
crtlGrli9e 0eiIe erIeu9tet iab uno
bort bin elite, mo ii4 Dor ietnen 9(uz
gen cine 9inri6tungSfcene a6Ipielte,
bic Ii9 erit pieI ipGter pirtli4 in oer@
ielben Weiie DpQ3pg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

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Station. 1920 WorG.us, 900 9Ormittags, 40
Padmittaqg uro $50 ab,nOs. IN S0RHta9tH, 500
gDrmitfaos urD sos Wb,uos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

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station, 1905 @0rmtttl5s. GAP Nbtuos tdgijh.
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2satttmOre Ohio eifeu6a0n.


D o VI I WIN 10 n I. w. N 0 0 D.
9tu. sStDaftsfihrr. Sen. sQuF. zNaent.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-14

The state of Missouri is Justly
proud of the stand its grand CID
man, Senator F. III. Cockrell, has
taken in the Spanish matter 'eThe
dignity and honor of the United
States above all other things" has
been his motto, and his influence has
been greatly felt both in the senate
and the house, for the nations law
makers as well as the people Of
Missouri have learned that when
Francis NJ Cockrell takes a stand it
is always for the right-K G. Times.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-14
Official DniIes Prevent.

To democrats and others who
voted for Bryan: ! would say 10
the democrats Of Bates county and
all others entitled 10 participate in
the democratic conventions OF Nav
7th and 9:h, that l find that il will
be impossible for me 10 v.s.t the dit
fsrent townships without neglsctiug
my Official duties, which demand nv
first consideration. In short. there
is pr, ssing work 10 DO in the county
clerks Cffics at this time which will
prevent ny seeing the people in the
townships at their homes, pleasure
had conte mplaie enjoying as lam
told thai what Is worth having is
well worth asking for hut I'm con-
strained to forego my previous de
termination My work IN the county
clerks Cffi,e. where have tried to
do my who" duty as public offi
cal, regardless of psr,y or politice.
and l believe tia. ny experience
will prove valuable !,r another term,
that being tie custom in the nomin-
alton for the Office in this and other
counties. Leaving my candidacy in
your hands, l hope for your favor
able c, nsideratlon.
Respectfully yours.
VIZ NJ Crawford.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-14
A PARTISAN PATRIOT.

Dir. Grosvenor, the recognized
spokesman for President Mckinley
made a speech in the House las
week in defense of the Presidents
policy. He said that he believed
there would war, but that it would
be alone due to the action o. the
Republican party.
This action Of the Administra
TONS mouth, piece in trying to make
political capital out OF National
honor, is beyond the comprehension
Of American patriots Mr.. Grosyenor
had forgotten so soon the action of
every democratic representative and
every democratic senator in voting
millions Of dollars to the President
to be ssed at his discretion, at the
mere statement that it was needed
in defense of American honor and
to further our National policies
When it became patent that Mr..
Mckinley was not sustaining the
dignity of the nation these demo,
cratic representatives had right to
ask for an accounting. And this
request was what called out this
bitter partisan sentiment.
Mr.. GrOsVeaOr did not stop to
consider that the man who is low
the cynosure Of not emily all Ameri-
cans but the whole world, standing
at the helm amidst gathering war
clouds, by his admirable conduct
preserving the national honor and
saving innocent lives, Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee, is a dem 1crat. He probably
had not heard the statement made
by that venerable statesman who is
filing the Office of Secretary of
State, John Sherman, that the patti
otism Of the south was more uni |
versal and demonstrative than il
other sections of the country.
In fact tho President of this great |
American Republic has shown a
weak and vacillating
'orelgn policy in dealing with Spain
n the Cuban troubles and if the
'epublicln party want to claim the
,redit by sustaining him, no other
party will object, but in times of
var with a foreign nation all Ameri
,aas are patriots aud politics should
20 eschewed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-14
Walking the Floor.

When business man gets to the point
wneTe he cannot sleep at night where he IS
so shattered of nerve that il is torture to
even remain in his bed, and he has to get
up and pace the fioor-it Is time for that
man to bring himself up with round turn
ii ne does not, It means nervous pTostration
and mental If not physical, death
For man who gets into this condition
there - remedy that will brace him uD.
put him on his feet and make a man Of him
again It Is Dr. PieTce's Golden Medical
discovery II goes to the bottom of things
1t searches out the first cause When a
man Is IN this condition you can put your
hngeT on one Of two spots aud hit that first
cause - the stomach or the liver or both
This great medicine acts directly on these
spots. II promptly transforms a weak storm
ach into a healthy one Il facilitates the
now of digestive juices and makes diges-
ton and assimilation perfect II gives
man an appetite Ike a boys Il irvigor
ates the liver. II fills the blood with the
itte-givlng elements of the food. and makes
1t pure, rich, red and plentiful The blood
IS the life current, and when il Is filed with
the elements that build new and healthy
TISSUES, II does not take long to make man
wen and strong II builds firm. muscular
flesh tissues and strong and steady nerve
noers 1t puts new life, vigor and vitality
INTO every atom and organ of the bo6v II
cures nervous exhaustion ard prostitution
Nothing Just as good - can be found AZ
medicine stores.
= had suffered about eleven wears with -z;-
n the back OF my head and hack vr-Tte-s NJ
Robert Hubbard Of Vz-ue- Ti-1Ccl- O. -
: Sa1ered for eleven years and sueut peat
zeal ci money fo- doctors and u1ediciue bat did
not get relief Then 7 tried f1r1- F,-.-Tas - -
Golden Medical Discover a-zd i----,---s -.
" sent fo- I've more and now an glad = tel
ese-sooe that am n good health
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-14

No man in the county is better
known sr more universally liked
than that prince of good fellows and
excellent gentleman, james T. Will
lians He was ore Ct the carly
settlers Of this county, coming here
before the war when the whole
county YVES broad expanse of IN
broken prairie, he has devoted his
full shsre to its wonderful improve.
ment since He was large ffrmer
and stock raiser and for many years
has devoted his attention 10 the
buying aud shipping OF stock He
has distributed as much or more
money among the farmers of this
county than any other one man. He
has the reputation of being a liberal
buyer, paying at all the all the
markets will afford. Mr. Williams
helped to organize thu democratic
party of Bates county when it re.
quired nerve for man to stand I'D
and be counted on that side. He
has always been an active party
worker ani contributed his
full share to party success at
all times His popularity with
the people IS attested by the very
large vote be received in lis previous
campaign. Mr.. Williams is a very
deserving gentle Ia an, would make |
popular candidate and a very eff
cient official