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galtimurs.e

4prtb sGBtuutsStuttpu
SLICE osbtu ab an @odtutaqtu nod Cardiff um
40 9ormittoes uub 400 9Ghmittaqs.
Slice atben ab on Wo6tutaQeu udb 9elair um
$50 9ormittdQs uHb $40 9ahmittaQs.
3Lee atbcR ab an GonntaQcn na5 Cardiff UNI
$50 gormittaes uns 400 9abmittuqs.
3dae etbsH ab an SOHutaefH mad 8tair I'M $50
4benDs.
90. 81. Roort
glail-A' Generals @tt6GitsiabTsrs
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9iemftaa, Scn rs. 9Inauft 1898.

Die PbiQabeGp6ier + BEN
bei9lofen, ibre 8ismard~6eier am
beuti6en 9iOniertoge, Dem 6. Sttober,
ob3uhaIten.
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z

am II @rdne aames y. aruOtS IN gi'
ter pn 78 Sabrsn.
YIN il. Nrent 6 M. u. anOrr i'm ). Sabss
ieinss Stbtns.
Nm Il. Nuouit ! g. Stipptt I'M bobsn
alter BON 81 Sabrtu.
Vim IL. gueuit @trmann 0it0duo, ~
Slbrg alt.
9ni Il. gtaouft q torot =. Gt3tlbtr9tr
i'm aitsr Uon ID Monattn.
Tm Il. Nuquit 6enrp 6. e3rbbsr int %.
Sabre itjatE Stteus.
II Sabre alt.
am il. Nucuf Gbarteg @ientrs i'm
Nltsr BON Il Sdbstu.
am II. guauf - ipu 8OGfe, % Sabre
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6nnereiie 25c.

gtuff SSH Der aaS,a. ots fiufttn Sediments.
Reus unS int.rsFants 2tttrattiOntn, fir Die Sin.
unO Riffabrt. Der erOBe Gamilisns Grboluuogs
9ldS. gass ,rf,r alaFs. R.u, unttr6altuHasH.
9tssSntO fit 69uI,n unS Qualification.
GDtai4, 4Iltu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-16
GrntS 6. Sutb.

Es peribieo am Samifaq mad i6iptrcm lanqen
9ei0en 5rau5 6. Ruth, Sobu BON YturD uno oe5
OcrforbencH Soi. 9tutb bon Baltimore, int -. Hez
b~eusiabre. Die @eeroteuug finOet BON Der elterS
libtH 99Obuung in 99aibinoton, ,. e., bent 6,
Gieuit0q, 9ormittags 9 llbr, fatt. 2l9-2N
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- Tr6Gtiges
TO(C6GdCr. s: s; s S 4; :: ::::

- Scr Sampler ,,Suuife."
aH BOatutogtn nm 10 lGr gormittaQs
uEo 70 ubr Tabmittags, NIT ausHa6urs psn
SteHfd0s unD Greitass - an ei,ien
SagsH e SOursn) 10 lIbr gormittaos, 2 u6r RAD.
mittaGs uni " ubr Gb.uos. g ountaeg um
9 uRr SOrmittsgs uRS 10 uBr Ra5mittass. Ggtru,
Boat.
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gtttsGon = cSinie GxRurfonen

mad philadelphia.
gs. stusnI / 5Gss oar6 ben SonaI......"..S1.00
ieren WOntag, Netttpo6 une Rreitas
BON Der Btrfts an 9isbts uup 9ratt=StraBe um is
ubr 9ornittags.
Rad n { Ds0 0 T { per Giitnbubn ron gbi=
~IaDtlpbid 8 90.
6rHtr lDsrDsn II 7 / M gurtuu 9iutte Srz
fault nab @tlaHtitsGitp, 6ape WaD, @s5urp=9ayt,
9ona Brand, albaup, Srpp, Saruto1lsS priuQs,
GaasGiosr, TsUport, Rsps0apsu l6cnn.), 9urts
Lamb (DloiH0 unb alien 4uuttsn u5rOli6. Bon her
8erfte on 2iQbta unb QrattsS Strait, aubultsub on
ben QrobcH Giibfanqf QI0Btn, 9ttttrtou. Tlau er.
iube itriitli6 nm 9ampblet uuo iraenO fpel5t ans
bsrs SnformutiOn bel
GIareucs 9bripcr. aasnt,
G5uHi2, SIlt) Rr. 2O4, gi96teStraBs.
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shnl>In3eigen.
@uItimUrt gtO., Otn Is, gluguit 1893.
Marpl1nScr Staats.J fDrmal. Shulc,
GO 0arrpntun. mae eafapette.Mpen

Gcfe Surrpltuns unc misunderstanding.
Die Gtrbft=5tifou miro an 9jtntag, ben
l3. September lSS, beginner. Eeue S6i!er mill
len nd bis sum -. S%tpttmstr regiitrIrtn llftn.
Sic QritiunQen sur Aufudbms uuo iHr 6eforocz
rmqtn i:rn" ON IA, 10. unO L September
fatt. Sit GintbtilunQ Der Rlaisu uno %rtgu!drs
@ortrdq, uno @orleiuno,H beginner am VI Q IL
I a, otn 10. September. Sbii,r rpcrOtn Hibt
ebcr in Die mittltr;n Glaftn GuigtrOmmen, ais
bis lie Die trforOtrli6tr 9riiiun0en an 0n obrn
etuaant,R 3eq;E in 5uiritOtnttamOsr B.lIt ttitan=
Den blbtu,
GIementars uue afaoemtfdJe SCpartements'
St: Gltm,rtirz uuo ataOtmii6eu S,pdrttm,uts
iiuo prd1tig fir ben uHtsrribt uuO Die Ausbiloung
BON S6ileru jipiibtu itini uHO itbsitbn Sabrtn,
iolpie fir bic 9OrbtrsItung gum 6iutrI:t IN Oas
Ror!ndl : Sc0rrttmtut uusgsitltttt. Die r'gHlar'u
2tbrtr p;rosn bti'm rlnttrribt in Der 9bpft, 6b:=
mic, 9otnHif, Raturpifsuibdft uHo uHOtren Stuz
oirn pom Ben 9roi.forcH Dt5 Normdl=S tparttmcnt
u%utsritiBt, pis BON Dem 9riujypal Der Stddtsz
4prmdlibult anQtor0uet uer0tn mag.
l9t9;n %ipsitcrer 9~ustunft, Ratalo9s unO @~irtulars
iptu0s man nd an
g. 9. p~rettpmdn,
WarOlduOtr Staats=R ormol=S 6ult,
E20-31' Baltimore, lRN.
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9pnopn.Nnrf @cmectrn.

T,ut Sttt:oncn fno icBt sur 9eij3tiguug berqss
r;btst. 9isle dusQsDdblts Cots. Der Superjut.us
BENT Os @runOcs UNI 9ooeus pirO itO; Qtuiui6ts
gustuuit srtbtiltn. Sas e : .mutor II III itebt
idlli6 sur Suip,ttiou often. @sa:n Rdbsrtm D:uOe
mdu fb al Den SuptrinttnpsutsH ODER an Oas Bis
redu in gir. 30 y Orp=G barles TT.
lNprillS.lM
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Hrfnnntmnflnnnen.
o. areau Der seb5rre Ger asabI. q upcrDtfOren

d. z u 6AHA btlkNNA
~ IN Ger Stanf Baltimore,
Rdtbbdus :, BEN Is. NuQuft lS9S.
Su @tmdBbsit Der 9sitInmunqtn ots 10. Abibnit=
It's 80. @ytiisls os 6ootr Der ottsntlibeu al9tmti=
utn @sitBt mtrOn hermit bic 3Gmsn. gSobHunQtu
unO pplitii6m 9arttitn, StrtH 9trtrsiuuo 0ur6
Die folQeHosH Qsciontn bsdbn6tiet iUito, Die ais
9Bablrj6ttr uuo &s9tftrirbeamts sur SeleBunq BON
YafaHjsu inter ientn urlprtnelin .rnnnuten 9er=
iontn, otrtn Nnmtn triber dnnouetrt iporotR. aus=
ericbtn ruo, bttaHHt oema9t. Tas @titB madt g
Otcicr @tb0rot CUR Qflibt, prpTpt irqcno Dtids
9t;htutroen gu uuttriudtn, bic ibr l6rIftli6 in
83ua uui Oi, 1auoIi6ttit ODER Gudljiiiaricutn
iroeno elmer 10 c~rndHiten 9trion untsrbrtittt Ders
SIN Iuftrao, Der gsb6rOs Der Bablssu psrDfOrt
9usb WcGIncrrD.
6bsis6iert.
: : Tome. Robuurs.
Grfte g6arr.
l. 2. Z. Ilbert Stinner, l3 U. s9arreeStr.
8. ;. ocnrD y. Aodms, $40 ". @Itontgomtrpir.
Soeite Barc.
4. q. 66as. Striteoif 2l7 q. =2ibcrtNitr.
10. ". y. g3. 9fuft $40 %. =8dltimortitr.
10 u. 1ti6atI ). I6ornton, ) 9OttzOftiee=&oe
9ritte 2BarS.
9 u. Sol. Goldberg 107 H.s6rOa!itr.
6unfre gSarC.
S &. 6rt0. 8atbstbtr 200 5.sg9oIi:itr.
gfcbentc Barn.
6 u. Sobn q. 49oiiman AL T.=9Onoftr.
9cbute sSaro.
u .. Sol. g. &insmtier, l0ll R.sGentralsaos.
SwpIfte SBarr.
10 ,. 9atrjd ,Stanlou, 425 C.s9afa0ettt=Uus.
IL il. 2. 8. SeD(OB . 2N1 9arelavzStr.
Srei;ebmtc gBare.
5 :. ISM. 5. @:aaty, fsin., 800 ~ e2io SSetS.
10 ". 6ranf ~. nolmcs . 730 y. =AoolUaroitr.
10 y. Narrp Y. Shred . 2G9 V. =6tntr;ir.
Z Sier,chnte 8arO.
6I&. Samcs S%au0b!iH GA 9ruut=S Ctr.
II Or. 3O5n ). @aj!e0 538 CriOrO.5u.
.@unfisbnte ssars.
. =. stoH S@ttt 1906 Naotion:aO:.
% mu, se@s.ebnts Ssarr s,,,
ID u. Columbus 8. Niaer, 40 Gbctnut=gOt.
Gtrbrniebute SBarS.
1 ". Sdmuel Z. Britain, l1l3 R.=6ultou=2loe.
4 .. GtOr5t -. SrnOorif I'LL H.z5ultonzaOe.
Ndtsebmtr SSarS.
| =. Sdnles -. gSartbCu l2ll putteriousNpt.
10 ,. |Gguit j. @arItp lO2l @OptjHsz2IUs.
Seunlebnte SSdrn.
! n. Q9iliam Is. 3uberts, 1924 ~. sSdrlto1aitr.
! Z. Ri6urO 2. Sonts .3l4 R.=6ultousNpc.
9 u. GBarIts 99. GaUis 1898 Dicoturpitr.
Sman3i3ffe Bare.
Z ,. Charles 70. BraHt, 1903 Grtorridz9lpt.
s ,. Clement u. ulborn 22l z. sWonrUcitr.
9 ,. Sdmts y. Gurtiu 81 S.zDiOurotitr.
Ginune;uanjigfft Bdrb.
1 :. Sobu ). sill 1922 ge. TaDcttctr.
I :. u. !. WiOsbura, IT,, 1913 u. =gOmbarOitr.
SmciuneS rpnnSisffe 8are.'
Z ,. QStlidm -. 0JldrD Su5 gS. =6robitr.
10 =. GGOiO Y. HOdburt 93l S.=Bltaitr.
Ster~unhJman;igffc SBdre.
) ,. SobH ). WdHgjOu l4tj 9dtttrD=Got.
10 =. So3n ). 9idrp . lOlS Qdubtrt=Str.
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Charles @icucrs.

Is furb am Il. auguit Charles y8ien'rs i'm @l=
ter pom Il Sabrtn. Sic @eerOiqln0 tinbet am
" / ttpo d., pcu II. Auouit, balb 10 llbr, pom
nuuie itiHtr So6ter, gr. 4Ol, SuO=annsS trr aus
fott. 2l9-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-16
"a.

Galutyts uub Wloiions StrlBt, inter 2tituno Der
Qdter Der ~@ticlihuit Stiu.1 Sas Golsgitns
Subr bsqinut am trittn 1ttuituq inn September.
0msu Der 9roinQuugtu ipeuOt man ib an u ..
Sobn 81. WOr0a II, .. s., 9rditOent.
GNua7-1mN
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2ei[enOe mad europa

fSEueH bcutlbss uno arberes ausganbiIhe @clo, Iorts
&rssttsrisf; unb GusIdaoiite 8ebiu ouTa uRs bss
aISatn.
EbeD. 8. Siencr 81 So,
Bar. AS matters z tra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-16

Die Reorganifation Der
Baltimore bipz8d6n" mu9t quite
SortI6ritte. Die 8urfiers Spe1er II.
60. uno &ubn, Sob u. So. BON Hepz
0ort unb Speper Bros. in 2onbon,
bic Better berielben, MAIDEN betannt,
baB Der Reorgdnifationsplun in Dirt%
iomtsit getreten lit. Me6r, aIs 933
9ro8ent Der Bombs unb ii6er 70 groz
gent Der Nftien Itnb unter benz Reorz
ganiiutipnsplane pom %. Sum- bepoz
nirt porben. Die 3ett CUR 9eponiz
rung Der Qttien unb Bombs obne peiz
tere 3ablung lGuft am 20. QuguIt ab.
Ha9 bieier 3eit tperoen iie nur gegen
cine s3oblung BON 2 9ro3ent in 8aar
entoegen genommen. Dor Dem 1. Suit
fGli9 ~getporbene Coupons unb Snte@
reiTen auf regiitrirte Bombs miihen
ipdteItsns am 20. Quguit beponirt
perben. Na9 ienem Sage tperOen iie,
tpenn iiber6aupt, nur unter ben 8eoinz
gungen, peI9e Die ReorganiIatoren
beftimmen m0gen, entgegen genOmmen.
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Nft. ct. Spicrh,s SpQca.

~" NV~TNFV
StuoisnzRuriug: Rlaifi6e, WiFtni6aftli5tr uno
taufmdnuii6er Ilnttrribt; 0riiuOlibtr uuttrri5t in
osr otuti0.n Spra6t. 9sOiu9ungsn: ~9odrOsrs1
pro Seifon BON fini Wonat:n $1l5. etuoitn bs=
qinntn am . ienftlg, BEN 6. September 1898.
Dldn G~ortiIrs
Srueer Spiepb, Director,
Station >, Baltimore. po.
Ratalog auf @erlung,u. C5uli9, 21lt) :
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- Die ''2son-EOn-"

6amtIicnSGrfurfun Cen saHIeH Eas.
@nnapulis, @ehs une 9eSern : RipsrS.
ieeeH montGs. TStttiDod,, 6reiias u. SoHrtas
UNI 3 ubr Woraens,
NIT benz pRpuIGren Tdmpfcr .,GmmG @iIeSs"
besinHeub nu wUntag, Zen 80. 5nHt.
Sieis5 if, iu;s Seotrmaun DtjB, bic prd6tiafe
-Four ppR Saltimort aug. Sdljluft pGbrnD pts
eanjtH Cages. Gin .rquid,uDtr Sae;sfNUsflua in
anasusbmtr Sritni6ait. 3idtuuft ~fribltitis am
ab,uD. buff. @urt WablJtttsH SOC, OO:r %brinusH
Sic SRrtH R0rb nit. Ga5rprsis SOC. @unil29
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mas Der Spurndlit 4Is
tes 6rdu4t, bat 81. S6mibt gabanis
in einem 6iibI9en Die GrT4affung Der
9reFe" 6etitelten @eOi6te SuIammenz
gefuBt. @uBer benz Bid 0es 5aItsn,
Der unter umitdnben aud Mauern uno
8alfen gu rbur6i9uuen" bat, auber
ben 8einen Der 8asele unb ben feina
fi6ligen S0rn9en Der S3nede, oi6tet
S6mibt : Gdbdnis benz re9ten 19eis
tungsT8reibsr nod ~fO.genbe, ME mir
aus @%rfa6run9 piFen, uIer0ings iebr
pi9tiee &l~einigteiten an:
unb bu i'm fiets 5pifaen 2uIt unb
Web
@irFt bin unb Der bas 9~er6GngniB,
8pm S~iBungsIaaIe gum 3ped Souz
per,
8om Ban gum 2ei6en6esGngniB:
Su frieote er Herben BON Feinffem
Stabl,
9efii9t in fpiralif9e &riimmung,
Die bdltbdr ltnD uno du3umdl
Sn b09iter unb reiniter Stimmung.
0uau elm tpeifes Menf9en6er3
SbGt i6m Der 6errgptt 6eI9eiben,
9as pioer6aqt BON oes RG9ten
S9mer3.
Ra8t0net bes RG4iten 6reuosn.
Oo9 Oa man ni9t ieIien inn frembe
S6ulo
Nuf6dIf't IN, frembe 6eb.e.
@mpfing - Talpa Dentd - er bic Sc
bulb
l1nb 2angmutb pom &dmeele.
Ii4t bat gum 8ampF auF 2sben unb
8lut
Gr unbebingt Die Neigung.
ODD fe6lt Is i6m ni9t on 9eIoen=
mut6 -
Dem Mutb ieiner ue%ber3eugung.
Bum S9IuB gdb Soft i6m nod -
6dl6purt
3pei Dinse, fdum gu mifen:
Sin t!einss SrDpfden nQQgsgenparI"
nnb elm tIeines Sr0pfaen Daapifen.
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gfadb 9Rnibinatun.

mt. RopalsS STATEN, uuggOdntdgsu, 1907, r7.O5,
r7.5O, rs.50, rl0,O4gOrmitiags, rl2.41, r2.26, 1896,
1906 RabHrittags, r642, rI.49, 1882, rlO.4l,
@btHbs. S0Hntags, T6.0l, 1850. rlo.04 9ormits
tags, Tl2.55, r2.2j, 1886 ga5mittdgs, G6.42, J9.33
uno rlO.4l @benbs.
6amotH 3 Citation, an Boatutagtu, 800, T6.l5,
J6.2j, 6.3j, 1920. 1890, s.35. 1900, TlO.l2. rlO.25
9ormittags, l2.l5, Jl2.J0. y24o, $50 (r345 40
ytin.L r4.l5, r5l5 45 DliHutsul, $50, 1000, 6lS,
Sonntass, 1925, 6.35. S.35, 1900, ElO.l2, Jl0.25
9ormittags, rlOo, los, E240, 35 as W%linuItnl,
go Na8mittags, 6.l8, goo, $3.50, 9.15, $40,
gloss. ll.30 Nbcuos.
Rad annapolis, mt. @Oool : Station, !7.O5,
$50 BORN, !l2.4l Raam. Communication, 7.2o
Born. uHb $50 gtabm. Qu 5onHtagtn, 900 Bots
wlttaq5 uHb $40 Pl6mittuos.
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20 altimpre-S 6ip~Sabn
%O Graf in Strait am Ie. SUM 1898.

Station, 100 @ormittaQs. GAP WbtnDs tG0ltb.
6amoeHsS ~tatioH, 1912, 1925 9ormi.tags NM 100
AbcHDs.
RAD Cincinnati, ct. Soujs uro 9oujsuiae YIt.
8e0alsStotiou. 226 3ahmittags uuO l0.ilNbtnos,
td0iid. SGmOsHsS tatiou. 1925 Y0rMittags, 2.iO
9ahmittuqs uuO 1888 Nbeubg.
Rad Qittsbura uu6 6ltptlauO - mt. 8oDals
Station, 1901 gOrmittaQs, tGUli1, T49 Abtnos,
c]usgcuommtu SouutuQs. GamotuzS Station, lOl3
9ormittuqs uHO 40 4bsuos, tdgljb.
RAD Columbus, EolcO0 un0 Cttroit ut. RIOS
palsStutiOn, 1O.4l Ibeuos. Gampeus Station, lO.5j
@btuDs.
Ra5 Rtu 5 Crltars, Wempbis, Birmingham,
Chattanooga, RHorpile, @rjitol uuO 8oaUotc-Dtt.
RoDolsStatioH, 9.32 tdgli5. GamOsnsS tation, %
40 gbeH0s tdgtb. SdIaipaoQoHs BON galtimors
Rad guroo mt. RUpaIsS %tatiou, 2.26 @a6m.,
taaLLa. @amhtn.Station. 2. 4-0ylahmittaas. taaLL9.
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Baltimore So.
Ilte uuh juUtrldiTnc
@ q q o. G.

@IeeaHte 2ampfer tdalin, a"usgsHommen Soul.
tags, pom un,ouz Sod nm $50 llbr mo ron Der GaHz
toner 2Serite nm no ubr Qbsnos nab Clo Qpint
GpmfUrt. NSnrfoIf, PORTSMOUTH uuo alien
9Unfteu res SucCns. GerbIHbuHg in NorTsuOutl
nit Der Seabooro @ir sinic" seihlofsHer Sug, B0rtss
mouth nab GtldHta. GH9e BcrbIHouHQ SI gretoo7
nit 0sc -%gtlaHtlc SCAT SlHie." gu y|iolf0lf gerbtH
buHa nit Der rglortott uEb Sdro!tHn,- ~~Jioriolt mo
SoutbtrH." HGtIuHtic uuo SauDiae" nUo -goyiOIt 10
sBeiicrH GiieEbabH," uHo MT osr do SomIEion=
SinIe" Hatl y~teDterue uHo 9SCi5iEutpH, yi.z6.
V(dblteiten und Dem europGlideH Blame. S~ururi0ie
9dIiteus simmer. Giettriihe ~@cleUhWHg. 0aM9i
beisuH9. 9oleH frtt UtaH bel. ge aailtcus .3immer TN
8oraus tm 9tlcts Bureau Der Eat-Glnie, III. Go
Sfs SalttmorssSty 1elepboa 1888.
Spbn u. Sbermppc, SSintdm Raucdu,
0rHGrui- Manager. Sen. Er. uuo Itai. Iqcut.
q. Srppu. SeHSrSIsSiae 4geRt.
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- pie 23ap 6tnunter
bcinahc bis Sur ticfblaucu sec.

$50 WtiItn : GrfurTontn. ben earisn SAG ant
benz gaier. Sampler -Gmmu &j!es." S:Ocu
3isutag uuO Samitaa, glOrgtus I llbU. @tT0uis
gen an ben eanOuuQspldbtu. Oil, qroBtc G~rturfon
oieier grt in Der 8elt. Sic Itr,tt empfebleu refine
S%aljluft. @iuttt . CTS. 3ldttbr um $50 Abtuos.
(Suuil2, 2D{tt, =
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G.euerzS eparrementn Ger Stdct Baltimore,
y Snrsau ccS Sbefs Suseuisurs,
atbbaus :, ben 6. qugut 1893.
$4,000 SScIphuuua.

Inter Den 9sitimnungeu oes StaOt=@eitb5u6cg,
Irtittl 20, Abihuitt 10, tpirO hermit $4,000 Be
lpbnuHg iUr bic gerbaftung uuO ll,bsrfubruuQ elmer
Qerion OOtr QtrioHtn juGeitbert, ptlbt ourb Die
6suer : A~Iarmtditsn Oisi;s Separten;nt5 fali6e
aldrms eiuitu0tn.
(2II-24oJ ASm. 6. DacIfee. Gbsfz5ugsnisur.
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Ncue Nn3eigcn.
Hur fiir S1nolcr.

1895. Grfe 9erbhs Gr6Hnuns. 1898.
Srdu,6fTfdie wRuferzSlte uue SpnnctS, To-
ME biz lcstcn Eppttdttn in puFwGarcn.
Waittnud, une Bonner flag, II. unb l8. Iuauff.
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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-10-09
JIM

I bet II was Jim I'd stay
A-lookin' jes'that awful way
That he does now.
Cause everywhere the folks we meet
Tunr round to see him on the street.
An smile an bow.
An girls! OF course, wouldn't care
To have 'em cry an smile an stare
Like that at me.
But s'long as Jim stands 1t, what's the DIFF
He let's 'em kiss him jes' as II
He didn't see.
One time I heard a lady say
We had skelington hid way
In closet dim.
But I bet she'd laugh to hear
That what made her SO scared was dear
Old soldier Jim!
His arm amt half as big as mine,
But he says he amt got no whine
Err kick to make.
IIe listed cause he knew twas right,
An licked the Spaniards out O. sight,
'For freedoms sake!'
He said 1t awful loud an grand.
An father thinks he's got more sand
Than any one.
But Jim laughed: "Pshaw! this kid, bet,
Will make as brave soldier, yet,
AS holds gun"
An then cried; wasn't mad,
Err wasn't hurt. err wasn't bad:
But cause, you know.
The war Is done-Q say it's toughD-
Before a fellers big enough
To even go!
--Grace Dufae Boylan in Chicago Journal.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-10-09
HOME FOR sUPERFLuoUs CATS
A Fad That Just Now Appeals to the
Women Of Warrington

The home for wandering and unpro-
tected cats in Washington was establish
ed through the efforts of Miss Poet, one
of the members of the Humane Society.
The home serves a double purpose. 1t Is
a shelter for vagrant cats who are with
cut friends. and Il Is boarding house
for cats whose friends are away on their
summer and winter vacations. The
services of a veterinarian sometimes are
in demand, but the cat home Is in no sense
of the word a hospital. The boarders
are separated from the vulgar herd and
have apartments of their own. The
boarders are brought by their friends
who pay 25 cents a week for their pets
board and lodgings. The rest of the cats
In the shelter are not swooped up Off the
streets while they are peacefully summing
themselves by wickedly inclined cat
catchers. Instead Of that, the people
who have two or three cats more than
they care for, send a request to the shell
ter that the supernuous cats be sent for
Several times a week the shelter Is
visited by the ladies who constitute the
board of managers. They take every
opportunity to become acquainted with
the cats under their care, they study their
possibilities. The high bred cats and
those who seem to be capable Of being
educated into good, reliable members Of
society are placed in suitable homes
when such homes can be found. Weak
and degenerate cats and kittens are chic
reformed or asphyxiated with illuminate
ing gas. These friendless waits have
no intercourse with the aristocratio
boarders, and nothing whatever lie allow
ed which might corrupt the boarders'
manners.
The Washington asylum for homeless
cats was opened in August, 1897. From
then to July !. 1898, 1896 cats were sent
to the asylum, ss2 were chloroformed or
aspyhxiated. IS died natural deaths, and
homes were found for 1S6.-Baltimore
Sun.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-10-09

Anna Held, who appeared last week in
Baltimore with "A Parlor Match" Is now
Introducing her singing speciality in 1.-THE
French Maid' at the Herald Square the
alter.
Mrs. Langtry appeared in this country
as Lady Macbeth. She appeared in that
role for the first time at the Fifth avenue
theater. New York city, on January 81
1859. Charles Coghlan appeared on that
occasion as Macbeth.
According to all accounts Lewis Waller
by his D'Artignan has added to the fine
reputation which he made by his Hotspur.
The ill-health of Lady Theodore Martin
(Helen FauciD continues to be a source of
grave anxiety to her friends
Everybody will be sorry to hear that
E. s. Willard has not yet recovered fully
from the attack of typhoid which prostrat-
ed him in this country. He will pass the
autumn and winter in Italy, but hopes to
I've abld to begin acting again in London in
the spring.
Sarah Truax is now leading woman Of
the Shubert stock company at Bastable
theatsr. Syracuse, N. =.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-10-09
Examinations

WheneveE It is known that DIR BURNER Is located IN
IS NOT TO BE WONDERED AT when IT is remember
ed that IN DIAGNOSING DISEASE HE NEVER ASKS
describes the different diseases better
than the sick themselves. 1t is wonde rful gift for
POWERS HAVE CREATED WONDER THROUGHOUT
the country.
He adopted the following PLAN which is peculiar to the
large hospitals in Europe and is not and never has been
the practice doctors physicians In the
United States, lie carefully the Of the
patient, and ASCERTAINS THE CONDITION OF THE
INTERNAL ORGANS. all Of which he carefuly records
his for future reference. this he AS
CERTAINS THE TRUE NATURE OF the issase and its
CHANGE 1T PRODUCES IN THE TISSTES and know
ing the changes he checks them with the QUICK SPECI
&c REMEDIES places the patient the high road to
recovery. sick people consult him he readily tells
them whether he help whether they are be-
yond hope. ~
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-10-09
Making Oyster Shells Green

Occasionally fresh oysters show up green
IN the shells. Many persons think the
color is caused by contamination from cop
per or some other metal or substance, and
that the oysters are not wholesome. The
national fish commission has recently
made an examination Of green oysters,
an dannounces that the color is caused by
vegetable matter which serves as food for
the oyster, and that II does not In any
manner detract from the healthfulness or
flavor Of the bivalve.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-10-09
At THE THEHTER
CONTINUED from Page Thirteen.)

duction of the Corbett-Fitzsimmons con-
test will be presented in a much improved
form. BY a new addition to the veriscope,
they are enabled to stop the machine at
any point desired without injury to the film.
This enables them to show the fourteenth
round In the manner so much desired-by
stopping the machine at the Knockout
point, the full Knockout blow is seen and
the alleged foul blow IS so shown as to
let every one see and form his own conclu-
sion as to whether the decision should not
have been awarded to Corbett.
The ladies' now are fully In evidence, 1t
being known there is nothing Objectionable
and because for the first time, through this
reproduction, they are enabled to see just
exactly what takes place at affairs of this
kind. The reproduction is under the per-
sonal supervision of Mr.. w. K. Wheelock,
one of the promoters and managers of the
contest.