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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06
gn6 rin nnrOii9rs Cpbir.
Sob in groBen Nuantitdten iOlI in
QQ6raOor entoedt pproen iein.

5aGtfar, 9.sS., 5. Sunuar. -
@ei6dftszQgenten elmer canuoii4@
amsrifanif9sn Gompagnie, tpeI6e Die
Qbbol3ung Oes ungebeuren @alobez
Itanbes in 2abrabpr i'm 8roBbetriebe
unternebmen min, limb iosben aus ies
mem fat mod gang u%nbetunnten ROrbz
Ianbe suriidgetebrt unb bringen bic
punoerbare 8unoe, buB Qabrubor elm
speites &lonbits lit. Gbeler3zSpuz
rem bat man iiberaQ in Dem gebirgigen
S6eile bemertt, unb Der 8ooen unb
lIfsrianb Der 8ergbG6e ion gplb6aIz
tig iein.
9as neus 9olOlanD Iiegt in einem
@ebirqs3uge, Den man fir einen Qrsz
IGufer Der &lpnoife@9olobsrge bait.
Die 6simgetebrten iinb ii6er3eugt, boB
2abraoor's goIbene Grbi6dBe Dem
3ti9tbum pes norOiI9en Opbir in
9llasfu glei6fommen perben. @ina
Expedition CUR tpeiteren Grfori6ung
bes neuen Dorado pirb i'm Sriibja6r
gu S6iff bon bier mad 2abraOor ubz
fdhren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06
@irhfnttrr: ma strnhnrriir.

6olgcuOeS mo ole aui oeu paatlideu
&odlen fltr Deu, StrOb u. !. =. geilern cra
j~isltsU Brei'e:
ScfIjde 8ange.
vScu - Slnctbn pen $40 bis $l2 pro
SOuue uuO 3leebsu So bis SO pro 8ouue.
Stron-9SuEcuinoh Sc BIS 81, Atogleus
ilrOb So bis $40 uuO pnferIrob Sc ttS q
pro Come.
Niuls Gler 1925 bis s., ueuer
$3.50 bl3 $3.50 pro 6aE.
9iorOmejtlihe q aagc.
6cu-SImotbu-3su $1l bI5 El3; &leebeu
$40 bis $l2 pyo Souuc.
SuOh - S&aj;eUurob s. b's IS, 9,og9eu'
frob a. bis Sl2 mo Hatcsilrob IS bis 50
pro GGUUe.
MutS-aiter S2.I5 bis 500, ucuer $l.6O
bis Sl.7j pre- NaB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06
Ecr 0rnhnftrn=Wnrft

(0ie unten Ite6enoen preiie 6e3ie6en
ii6 auf baS Gngros : 8eI6dft; i'm
GnbetaiI : 5anpsl lift Elm QufI9lag
BON etpa 3ebn PrC5ent gu bere6z
nen.)
Der umIaB bon Qepfeln mar
3iemIi6 flau, bod 6ieltsn Ii9 Die
9reiie fir 2uru5zObI Bel oerinqem
Nnge6ot auf ibrem alien Stanppuntt.
- 8stBto6l mar BEL ppuItGnoiz
gen 8orrdt6en unt6dtig. - 3pies
beln iinO feit i'm PreiIe. - Die Der
tGufe BON 9urten uno rin mem
9 0 rparen 10 unbebautsnb, DAB
es pirtli3 i6Dierig mar, genaue go
tirungen bafir an3uieBsn; Die 3uIenz
Oungen paren fattii4 glsi6 guu.
- 3omatDes naren flau. -
&ronsbeeren parsn fIau uno
peiGsno.
Die qreiie iinO, pie foIgt:
Qepfel, pro SAB -. $2.00-$3.75
BeiBto6l, pro 100 e.. $1.0O-$3.0O
3nte6eln, pro 8uI6el e.. 75c.-80c.
8artoffeln, pro 8uI9el . 65c.-78c.
Spinat, PRO 8uI9sl 60c.-70c.
SeQerie, pro 8iinoel 1!c.-3c.
SeQerie, pro 9uBenO 15c.-30c.
&ronsbeeren, pru SAB $5.00-$6.00
&ronsbeeren, prO Site $1.50-$2.00
Run0e Rii6en, pro 8ui6el 15c.
@arotten, pro 8iinosl 15c.-2c.
Qpfeliinen, pro StIte . $3.00-$3.50
Meerrettig, pro 8ui4eltiite $1.OO bis
$1.25.
@urten, 5lorioa, pro &iIte $500 bis
$3.50.
@riine 8o6nsn, pro 8uI6elfOr6 $500
bis $3.50.
@a8sbo6nen, pro SOr6 $1.O0-$l.5O
Gier, pro 9uBeno $500. 17c.-19s.
Creme Butter, pro PfunO 16c.-24c.
Do. DARN 9rint, pro Pfo. 16c.-21c.
Qebenoe5 8efIuaeI. pro 8funo:
Sunge 0iibner 14t.-oc.
glte 9iibner ....... H.-(3c.
Gnten ........... &c.
@dnie 8c.-lOt.
Butter ....... 84c.-104c.
9ei4la9tetes @sfliigeI, pro PfunO:
Sunge 9iibner 14c.-8c.
Alte 9iibner N.-(4c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06
Ierbuuarrte stuOrntrn.

Gbicu9o, 5, San. = Der 9rGfis
bent Der uniperfitdt GbicagO @iuiam
gf. 6arper ma6ts in |einer geItri8:n
pisriel syabreS Qniprqf: bic sriAitz
ferrbe Gni6iQunq. baB orei Stuoenz
ten Der llrimrIitdt aus Wargel an
gabruna geitorben iino. @:s ELI
6c6n les S9idIal tIingt es, lpsnn
mar BON ben risiiqen Summer bort,
bic Der 4nitalt geidentt puroen unp
ibr Elm @intpmmen BON $4,000 pro
Sa6r ii6erten uno bann bebentt, bdB
Bic. in ben nit berIfapenoerif6er
9ra6t dusgeitaiteten SGlen Stuoiz
renben ni4t fatt gu ellen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06
Gil sgalp's Yru3eB.
8arum berIsI6e a6ge6rodsa purbe.-
QrOoofatentntffe Bel Der 3uIumz
menisBung Der Surp.

~UNHN"'N'tNII ~ ~ O""H'
menieBung Der Surp.
Camden, rs, 8. Sanuor. -
IS lit geIun9en, bic pQ6re uria6s
Der 8sr{6iebung bas 9ro3eiiss gu err
mittelr, uro 5tpar rii6rt Ieins Snforz
nation aus Dem Wunoe BEN 2euten
Der, bic BEL Der bon 3i6ter @arriion
5uiommerbsrufenen Gpnferen3 Der
beiberieitiQen QntpGIte 3ugsgen nuren.
Der Rifter erflGrte ben betreffsnz
ben Serrsn, baB er gu isinem 8ebauz
ern in grfa6rung gebra6t bate. oaB
Elm Qnlpult Ger Same De7Ielban miro
pprlGufi9 nod peri9piegem UNI Elm,
6reiIpredung Sbatp'8 81 erm0glihan,
i'm S!arbe getpefen lei, @irii6t in bic
Cite Der fir ben Pro3eB ge3Ogenen@ez
T3norenen 9areD gu er6alten. Quf
bieie DeiIe lei IS inn m0gli6 gepeien,
Die Stimmur9 Der Mlsiitsn in 8e3ug
uuf S6an tennen gu lernen, 1no t16e
berieIbe Iogar gegen einige Sdir1nz
tenDe 0rOhungen angepenoet. Shat
fade lei nun, baB in Der Sur1 per{ Idle
bene 6reunoe S6atp'S iGBen. @r f0nne
unter oisisn u~mItGnben ben Pro3sB
ni6t fortieBen, oirfe ab2r gsieBlid bic
SurD rur nit 3uitimmung oes Qngez
tlagten ~entlaTsn, tpe56aIb er IS fir
notbpsrDig balte, bemislben ben 6aQ
3u unssrbreiten.
Sbatp tpuroe ol8oarn b~er6eige6olt
unD pon Der Sa6I1ge be~ritGnbi9t. Gr
unter3ei6nete auf Den Rat6 ieines8sr=
tbeiDiger5 ba5 be3igli6e Document,
norauf Der &i6ter bic GntIaFung Der
SurD %dnpronete.
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SWrig=S

Ra6Tolgeno 1T elm @er3ei6niB Der
peri4iebenen 3peigz8iiredur unD ibz
rer Gage. Sn isosm bieier 8iireaur
fperoen tGQlid, Sonntuq5 uusgenomz
men, BON s llbr Morgens Bis 6 u6r
46enbs 8elbzNnpeiIungen QuSgeiteGt
unb regiitrirte 8rieie entgegen genOmz
men.
grgftrdgsr stattoutn
staftoa 6, oia5t uno aam0ura George 8.
statio1 5, GaTroa = Sol. Gsfss, snp.rint,n.
Station 6, arlington - @. g. RuHcn, supeyin.
StatiOr 8, 10 etrabt uno ROrtb.aDtuu:. ggal.
broot - !. y. Glrroru, Su2criuttnDent.
Statiou o, 6dtoHsOils - ). 9. Glar,s, SapsTs
statiOa g, GOuans u. 8. zuf, sup::iutsa.
bent.
citation &, Gaf,ru. uuo neutrality-suspicious.
- gouis Ge5isuielo, SuptriutsnDtut.
5:atior Il, Sparrop's Qoiui - 3ulius @;r:oi:5,
Supsrinteu0tG:.
Statioa 9, aOlauo.gart mrs. 3r,ns 9. 9oGsl,
SuperjutsuOtuiiH.
INNER 5tuttoneH.
gr. - Qagt.gDtnus MD MloiionsS trabr Sbos.
q. G3u!uH, SuptrtrttR0tnI.
~ANN
Gr. 3 = grOaOpaV unO Sbais J. 6, Rraas, Gu.
ptrjut,uOtnt.
Cir. - GuiOtt IMP 6urI,u, auqut s$raosr,
Suptriuteuou:.
pr. - @as,rlo:gotras NM gort.goao. g. 6.
2iYiuQh0u. Supsrinttn0snt
VI. 8 9obn mlo DlOibsr, 6arrp g. WtR,aL,
Sups.iHtmotn:
III. - oarl:m. uuo 6r,montsgp,nu., 9bnmas
!. &U1n;. SupsrintsHo:ut
Nr. 8 - Baltimore uuO Nua=StrlSs, @m. j..
61marNs. SugsriuttHDtnt.
3r. 3 PA 3. Hpsnu,, g9oOobs.,o. Jamss s..
SlrsiUcl, Sup:riuttuGeu;
Hr. 10 Gds Gutap= uno 9rston=Strabe, 6. Il.
Gaicu, Su5trlHttHOcut
gT. IL @ilMors Strlbt uuo Grtoerid.g psnu,,
etgbsrt y. g8NioE. SuDriHtsuosut
3r. S~5ooflpH, Sob1 g.. JtUHsa. SupiyjHIsns
sent.
@T. IS eRo.ganimOrs. a5omas g. aorton.
superintendent
Gr. II 6blrles=S!raBs NIB Rort5.Nrtuu.. 10.
Or. 5oub, Superintendent.
III. % 65drlss= Strabe uRo SUHiiHaDou=9r:.
4. :. 9,boID. Superintendent.
psrIutsHocHt.
sr. II RnEtuu, So5n u. eoooiEott. 5up,rin.
'sHbtnt.
1r. IS - qrsionsStrabs Huo grttumouuisdDt.
). .. cdrril6H, SuperiHttnpent
Nr. IL - Siooies 5traB. uno q,HHiplplHid saps..
Scbu otrr. SuptriuttuDeut.
@r. ~ : 9rsbtmansStrabs UNI aSsHu,
GolplR y. SoDnes, SuptriHttnD,nt
3r. q = 9dttsrioHs9arfsTpcnut uHD GaD.tf's
StraBs, eDas. y. Moore, superintendent.
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SnjtmarfrnsG grnturcn.
@erI6ieoene StaDttbeiIe, in neI6er
Poit : 8ertb3eihsn Dertauft
mormon


Ilo1, MuoiDusNotnMs, ;. d: gBctisl, ggnt.
9a1eUs uuO GblitzStrabs, 5ami. IS. Mtrrttt.
1anOoc,. unO 9in.strabs etauff & Softer.
1900. crt,uns.s traBt, 6. $. gui5man, a5,n,.
6drcD: uno NolbtrsStrobE Goparo ~. Rlbtys
Saomrf.Gd; groaOpa0 unO Baltimore. strass.
G,orgt ! SSan, @otnt. CT,
II38o, 'aoTS. SfTidtt:stTab 6. :, mid, au,nt.
los Y065. ySiita: sti,aba u. s. @atlHoa, aa.nt.
200, 9prDsGugep=S trabt, Sobn Y. ElUis. IQcnt.
55i, 3or0.6niton.gIotnut 8. 5. GUtytois.
IG36, GolumSiasQpsnu,, $. Rinu jun, gl,tt.
0oriu6.gptuu: uno @%OrriionsS trobt, q. y. 9.
JOS, GSf f::5Ort.ao,uus, 6. ). atpplc. qo;ut.
eombarOs uuo G5NptLsStrabt, 5rani Is. GrieOtI,
"S gono. uno Cnuu.s Strait, 8. y. arans. aotnt.
$50, @rtsSoratopa- Strobr &iaiam Ssnn5tnn,
FOL gs,R.aombaro.s Strait 3obn -. Span,ucr,
qono. uno 7bamts.s trabe, %. g9iitlcr, aocnt.
Sorts NM 9ObuionsS trabs, u, .. &. S6tiot,
lG8. Hproz@ap=s trnBs, Ss5u s.. @lab, ao,nt.
Dol. WcNcuru=SrlBt @. -. RiuitD, gIcut.
1919, 99ct=9lltimDrtz StrabG 4iujlm 9uib,
%Qc:.
9Soaopa0 IND 6soca!.strab:' 3o0r J. R,au.
2lQS, 9cuuiolpauia.a Ucuuc, Gpa sGr;uty, gocnt.
1913, Nlul'tun= StrdBt, aAODh u. ISCOD, NGtHt.
Gultou=IucUue uuo SdnUoltsS trlBc, 9:gpiuil
Glirau. Agtutju.
Siop,f.Gd: OilmOrs uno eormans5s yabs J. y.
6Obrau, A9tut.
VoytsGod0. Guruta &. Sappin9tol, Tocut.
NuIbtrrns Strobt NM gIprt!esaUenus 9r. 2ouis
p, ualion:aO:nus, @ooobtrU, Clarence . @il.
Norat5:Ti0ams uno MeGuus5:strab oaoo
IRtB. SbjplcD, GQtHt.
347, SmallDuoO : Strabs GOiparO S6yaO,r.
Trtmont.aptnus unO Barre. straBt. ). U. 80.
fer, Jun, gRtUt.
Utclpatt, GliibI 2. Scott.
ErdnqeUiut, 0irdm Rimblt.
y. Strubs NM @uHtj1goOHzI5rtuf 2ouis 3siu'
Ocuar.
0oyoof.Gd, MulStrrO. ano Gareg.straba 9o5n
eiomcf.Gd: Der giOOl.. NM GO,n.strabs, gil.
5rtU ID. EUmbi;iou.
432, RorO=Stolopdo S:rmlU y. GleWp:r.
Baltimore uuo Gow=Strabc, Gbritilm T.
Sra;o.ein. NM Gntton.ap,nna ao5n m. G0ri.
Gnlbsyrp. unO G6arlcs.strabs n ). Gosman.
gQcHt.
Clinton. uno gohon.s traba, 0,nrO N. 5sbitn.
feb.
8. uuO @ouqbs StraB,, 3lmts 9. Gruar.
2242. Srui0s Sjl=gOtuut, IbeOoort 9to5yblb.
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|aItlmnrrr Nnrftbrrihtr.

(Sirittet fI- oe1 OtutiUeu GorreiD0nocateu."l
Baltimore. ON 5. 9dauar 1898.
PIE hsutlle S8ttge1iuiU5r uctrul 1851 Suihci,
o-r S'euatoreHs &1ryut1 I.470.O37 8Jitel. ScraHot
ron ocn Sleuatorcu $4,000 SuibeI. ScrtIuit yUura
ben 10000 %uitel uuo =. Gu4qoas.
Sol1enoe 2ah. dc Seilt Den aeatller. ben ]ee1riatH
uHo Den LegtlilUl9c7 StG1o Der @eIitupretit IL Uer'
yIeihrubsr lIfbpriIh..
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9rr Seilsi0lOat ftabl mic eine glate.

Can 8enurDtus, @dl., 5.
Ssanuar. - u. g. 3epis, elm I3itglieo
Der y6silsurmee," Der tpegen 3ablreiz
der Oi26ereien Oerbaftet por0en mar,
erT6isn bier nit elmer 8ibet in Der eli
men unb nit einem tabeldriI 6en Ser
3ei4niB IGmmtli6er opn inn felt 1888
perii6ten 0iebftG6la in Der dnoeren
6ano i'm @erint. Gr 6etunnte ii9 Der
inn our 2uIt gelsgt3n 8:rgsben i6ulz
Oig. las E;erauf ols 8er5si9niB Isiner
9ie6ItG6le Dor unb beItano oaruuf,
buB er fir ieoes ein3elne DELFT 6em
gu9itabsn Dss @sIeBes gemdB beitruft
tperoe. Nur 10, meirlts er, fGnne er
Dor einem gere6ten Soft Bulge tbun.
Der Ri9ter bebielt ii4 ois@ntI 9eibung
bDr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06
R3u 5nbc grpriti6t.

Golumbus, g. : g., 5. San. -
Sn Dem Orte Clinton b1ben 8lantuz
gsnte7iBer einen Geger, pelfjar 6eim<
Ii& bas BON ibm gepa6tete 8runoeiz
9entbum i'm Slide lieB, tpie einen
StlaDen bebanoelt unb bu6ItG6li9 gu
SOos gspeitI6t. Ter Neger batte BON
einsm 8rOBgrunDbsitBsr einige Nfer
gep06tet, Die 8epirtbI9aftung a6er
mar ibm gu miibIam geporben uno 10
bate er ii6 beimli6 uno %cpntrattpiz
brig oaCongema9t. Die psiBen 8l1nz
td9snbitBer beranitalteten cine 6lBz
jago auf ben oabongelaufenen Bidder.
8alo muroe Der 5la9tlinq eings6oIt
unb in cine nabe 8alpung gti9leppt,
no man i'm nit sntblDBtem SbartDrz
per an einen 8oumItumm fefel.s uno
oann nit idperen 2eoerpeitIfen auf
i'm einbisb, bis i6m DOR Shmer8 un0
8IutoerIut Die Slime Dergingen. M}an
lisB i6n bort unbeaGtet lieqen II. am
M}orgen fano man i'm leblos auf benz
8ldbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06
Saltimnrcr gDftmat.
g.. 9uDies @arfielo, 9oItmeiIter.
5rebertt 2eiIt, 9ilfsz9oitmeiiter.

Die 9oIt 1T Sag unO Nl9t often.
9as 9epurtement fir 9eIozQnpsiz
iungen 1T geOffnet BON 9 ubr Mors
gems bis 5 ubr abenOs; an 6eittugen
lit es gei6lofen.
9as 9epartement fir regiItrirte
8riefe lift ge0ffnet BON 9 ubr MOrs
gems Bis 6 u6r 46enos.
Die 8rieftrdger liefern an 6eittagen
mn einmQl Mprdens ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06
GcrmiI6tr trIrsrupbiiGc Sebrldsn.

Our9 einen Stur5 aus einem
5enTter ieiner Office funo in 3odefter,
9.=Y., Der getpeiene 9OIi3eiz@ Commit
Jar 6rcp. 3immer ieinen Sob. Gr mar
90 Sabre alt.
: Der neue @emeinoerat6 Don Spz
racuTe, N.zg., beite9t aus elf Repubz
Iitanern uno a6t Oemotraten; gum
prGTioenten befelben 1T Der alderman
5rant MuttD, Elm Semotrat, erpGblt
poroen.
- 0ominit &%ratbOfsti, tpelder in
SpringfieIb, Snail. pegen Der am II.
Sanuar b. S. periibten Grmoroung
ieiner ~16zjdbrigen StieftO6ter @ittOs
ria Pintps Dor @eri6t itdno, purbe
9eitern bes Morbes i'm eriten Greoe
Iberfubrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06

Wut&.-9utIbr 22I .063 9uft. GltUatortH, Sor.
rat 977.253 5uirsL &,riGEot pom Steuatore1
1898 SuiheI. SsrtauIt UIroeH 10000 Suinei
urb - g%aalous.
TotaeEoe Isabelle ,eiJt ben ~h,IttleH. ben 9%sftrt5sH
uHo Den ,tglIbrilen Stano Der SSeISeEprtlie N v;u
slcihsuoer lleberiubi.
Uiat5 peII1s @eltrile |SlettC Ssl:
semtIbter. SuuFrdts. iSnIuSrate. '.esIes jG9c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06
5rime aufrcd,tc Gianos


&duicr oil Ger 9uiapscniysabt. slDii5en 9atti.
H%orctrabe NIB 6airnount=NUeHHc QGUpttiHsGug
jum rQut.crioRzIdrt:@ Dicie 9duier hcbtn cemens
iirte Seller unb Suruae, 99aH,r=Gl0ist I'M Babe.
simmts IND rrttriroii4ea Nb3u0stdnal, ionic 9es
Fitilr ans ~glif.tCn StegclittiHca. Sis b~lai0tcn
6Guitr in Shsg1ltimore fir ben 9rsts non $3.50.
FahjuiraQW In ou gtbduosn ocer in meiner
gaohruuu. Cd; Der @altinOrs= Uno Qatdpseerrabe.
Snporn y. SalIGGbtr. 9uuuute .nebmsr.
(Scpt2T.fSf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06

- Der 0itlife 5liigeI Der uniDeriiz
tat BON Ottdpa, Ont, ging geItern in
flammen duf. 9trIuit $4,000.
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Die
Aaofiirte 5irfmen's Dtrfhrrnnass

00mpQ9llte bon baltimore,
Bureau DIR. 4, Spatb=StraSe,
Oeriidert
gig:rtburI jeOsr grt in uHo ~au6erhaIb Der Staoi
uIter ben 9iRiisiteH SeoiHsURseu.
Spbn y. SDnp, grdfoeHt;
SireftoreH:
Clinton y. BuiHc, SeniamiH y. SeHnett,
UiifGel SeEtia$, SiaGt z. Seor9e,
Tranf BrId, Sdmes gouHq,
Mm 4. BURNS, IL. z. y. 2Siaiams,
GIonSo SiIu, yam. Satsr, jun,
SolomoH 9rin5ieloer, Charles 0ilgenberl,
SSpin z. Sraop, Soiepb Di. @uibiHL
2bomas s. SGiibor. 6. =. &itarpioH.
geu. Is. SOhEIon,
CSan1 $50 Bm 2mart. SeFretdr.
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Serlauat TIL %9IAasmeIEeE.
$IeAeRsWclntIs.

SttIItGtiud:
,5fu iuuo,r Dtutibtr uldHE iubt bel btlbdOtItI
gaipliDen irotuo Dslb, @tiddttllun1. Habiulrd5
utu IN Nr. 5ni. Noro@pjut=S trGBt. TIL
StslltUtlu0
sine. gut: crit. Nau0 @dttr fhr Sroo nm S,dtss
,uiyuQtl in Nr. lD22. GurltD=Strlb:, Canton.
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Au;cIgeA.- III uetmIeGBeK.

an pcrmietheH
Suoeu NIB l4orugauS am Suos <roGorunn; poIis5o
fur Irlcuo elm @clhuII; HIeorlse DueIpe; lehr quite
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-07-23
rIary and Her Little Lamb.

Everybody knows the story Of Mary
and her little lamb; but not every one
knows that Mary f. Sawyer, who
was born near Worcester, Mass,
was the heroine of the poem.
When Mary was little girl she
found a newborn lamb nearly dead
with hunger and cold. She tenderly
nursed it back to life, and became de-
votedly attached to her gentle charge.
The lamb was her constant compan-
ion and playmate, and was to her
what 1oll is to most children. For
hours Mary would dress her lamb
and "make believe" it was her baby.
One day her brother suggested that
she take the lamb to school with her;
the thought so delighted Mary that
she started earlier than usual for the
school house, reached there before the
other scholars, and put the lamb un-
der her seat, where it lay contentedly.
When Mary's turn came for her
Rotations the lamb ran down the
aisle after her to the intense delight OF
the scholars and the surprise of the
teacher. The lamb was put outside,
and it waited on the doorstep for Mary
and followed her home.
A young man named John Roulston
CHANGED to be visitor at the school,
and the pathetic incident led him to
compose the stanzas, which he pre-
sented to Mary. Some years after
this Mary was married to Columbus
Tyler.
When the lamb was old enough to
shear, Mary's mother knit her two
pairs OF stockings of the wool, and
Mrs. Tyler kept these stockings until
she was SO years old. When the "Old
South Church, of Boston, was raising
money she unraveled pair of the
stockings and wound the warn on
small cards upon which she wrote her
autograph, and these cards were sold
for upward of $500 Mrs. Tyler died
in December, 1889. New York Tri-
bune.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-07-23
KILLED BUT ONE.

Like father, like son he sailed away
One soft, spring morn, while the dawn
was gray,
Her boy her only one.
80 strong and handsome, so young and
gay,
Twas hard for the mothers heart to say,
Dear Lord, Thy will be done"
With scream of shot and burst of shell.
Not tercer did the combat swell
Fer victory was won.
Then when with death deliv'ring knell
From Mount Olympus, thunders fell
On Chronos, overthrown.
There, when the smoke had cleared away,
Half folded in the flag he lay
A lad of twenty one;
Our only victim of the fray;
All! an enormous price to pay,
A life-but scarce begun.
It's common, all that lives must die;
But the love and hope of lifetime lie
Buried meath torrid sun.
And out in the streets the newsboys cry,
--latest message from Commodore
Schley,
-Four wounded-killed, but one"
Philadelphia Times.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-07-23
40 Dead, 1881 Wounded.

J. The final report of casualties in the
army since it landed in Cuba three
weeks ago has been forwarded to Wash
ington.
It shows an aggregate of ,o14 off,
cersand men killed, wounded and miss
ing.
4 The killed number 246, of whom al
were officers; wounded, 1854, ofwhom
90 were officers; and missing, 81 OF
whom none were officers.
OF the wounded only 68 have died.
Colonel Pope, the surgeon in. chief,
says this is a remarkably small num-
Der Of fatalities, considering the large
number of wounded.
In the field hospitals there have
been a remarkably small number Of
septic wounds, and but two cases of
gangrene have developed, one Of which
resulted fatally.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-07-23

Every newspaper treasures up in
its memory the name of its friends
and likewise its enemies. 1t seldom,
if ever, overlooks an opportunity to
assist the former, but never goes out
of its way to boost the latter. HUI
man nature is much the same every
where. People who show the news
paper man a kindness never make
better investment or one that more
surely pays them hundred fold
sooner or later. AS has been truly
said, there comes a time in the life
of every man when word said or un-
said by newspaper either makes or
unmakes the individual mentioned.
It's poor fool that does not know it.
Tyler Gazette.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-07-23
And SAMPSON Seven miles Awav.

Ano sampson Seven Tiles Away.
Out from the winding, landlocked bay
The Spanish warships steamed away;
Under the walls of MORO they bore,
Skulking like phantoms along the shore
Till at length there came a rumble and
roar
The battle was on, with Schley at the
fore,
And Sampson seven miles away.
Angrier still those pillows of war
Thundered along the horizons bar,
And louder yet those echoes rolled,
While every shot from the Yankees told,
Knocking the trembling Spaniards cold,
And filing their admiral with dismay-
Though Sampson was seven miles away
Cleveland Leader.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-07-23
Two Ways of Looking.

1t is pity that more OF us cannot
cultivate the twofold way of looking
at things. There would be less fric-
ton in life if we did and sweeter
sympathy, kinder understanding and
broader and fuller living. The fact is
that we never reach the dignity of
true living unless we do learn this all
important lesson. And that it NAV
be cultivated admits of no doubt. 1t is
SIMPLY question of schooling our
selves not to condemn generally what
individually does not happen to be to
our taste. If, for example, we prefer
brown as color, there is no reason
on earth why we should condemn the
taste OF any one who preferred to wear
green. What the vast majority of us
need is to be little more selfpoised.
more Judicial, more willing to see
good in the tastes of others, although
they do not please our own particular
fancies. If we all thought alike, read
the same books, saw the same PLAYS,
wore the same colors, this would be
an exceedingly uninteresting world.
We cannot see all things in the
same way, but we can come near to
justice and true respect, by taking a
twofold view of things while still re-
tanning our strong individual views.
Seeing a possible good or use for
everything does not necessarily mean
a weak inyiduality. The most I'M
comfortable people in the world are
those who assert their judgments in a
hard, decisive and final manner. as if
they were courts of last resort. On
the other hand, the brightest and best
minds are those that have most re-
spect for the opinions of others.