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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

Reoner, buB 2u'ger Ieine @iiroe nur
Der 8ndbe 8aoani's DerDante. (8ro@
her Sumult Bel Den QntiIemiten.
StiirmiI8 8ufe: n5inaus nit benz
&erl!O - G8teIingsr (piitbeno):
rIpste 1T Elm infamer &erl!"-JtoSte
Ipri6t fort. - Maper (auf RO5te gu
itiir3eno): sd 6aue Sbnen cine DIR
feige 6erunter! - %berunter.." Bbtz
lippopi8 itelt Ii4 Maper in ben 8e9
uno 16ie6t i'm begitigenO 3uriid. =
0o5te: Sd bsgreife - S9elz
der: ssh BADEN g}i6t5 gu begretfen.
Sic BADEN bus M2ut gu ITEM" -
Del 2anOmarT4a: pAbsr, meme Ser
rem, belpa6ren sic bo4 Den Qnitano
oss Qunbtags.I" - Ro5te: o8ei bieier
tief unter benz Gibeau elmer 9ebiioeten
&0rperI3aft Tt:6anOen ."-2oquap;
Sic er6Grmli6er Quusterl, erinnern
sic fi3, buB mir sic aus unierem
@ersin ausgeI6Iofen ba6en." (9roz
Der Qdrm, RuFe re4ts: nO6rFeig:n
benz 8erl!") - 8regortg: Isle Be
3a6ltes Subjett!" - Maoer: nSie
@auner!" - 8rsgorig: oG6uft! 9on
oieIem bs3abIten 4ganten iO1 man ii3
6eT6impFen IaFen. 0aS fam man
ia ni3t dnb0ren!"
g2oSte i6lieBt gegen 2ueger, Der ge=
Iagt bate, oaB Niemanb Dor Roste
6o4aatung smpfinOe, nit b:mgita.s:
.OieIe 9p9a4tung, Dame, begebre i'd
ni6t." = Q6geprbneter S6:i6er:
pas lit bumm! On fagt Der 9i6t:r
ni4t!" (2a6:n.) 9amit enoete bic
S3ene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Bnifmarfenzq arnturcn.
8eri6ieOene StaDttbeile, in pel9en
9oft : Wertb3eiqen ]Dertauft
mprDPn.


1lO1, M~aoiion.gU.uuc, j. u. BciiH, qamt.
i225, 9un. SraBs. :. .. 9siHia ggui.
gausp= uuO G~JaiesStraba Saati. -. Ul'rritt,
"' 6anoy.r. MD Qta.strasa s;anff & Softer.
100. Crlsans.s traBe 6. s.. guf8mau, ao,nf.
EarcDs unO yiOibtrs5 Strait Goparo s.. aabsJa
Saspsf.Gd. grsaoDao uao Baltimore. strabs
eos 6@sno0T. nabt. emil g4alB., as.n,.
COZ, 9ortsEoaO, q. ? eOisL @Psnt
100, GorOs6dt'ps1TdBt SoDu Y. 0aDis, agtai.
81, oro:GultonsG0tHut. g9. .. COtytO.s.
G3S 6olumbia.gSsnus 8. Riun, jun, as,nt.
@oyind=N0sHus MD 9%arriioHsS trabs Ut. e. 8.
ids ECf.FortsUp,ru,, g. :. Ripplt, aa,nt.
gom5ayos uu0 G5apt!sStrabn Grant e.. 5r!so'L,
goao. uuo Oliver. stcdBs o. 8. Rraas. aasnt.
9JG, B.ts5arItoaa- StraBa @iliauIs 5~san5taH,
FOL ssf.Qom6lrosstsabs 9O5n 8. 8Damur.
gsas. IND Ebamtsss traBt .. gittlr, Qa,a,.
GOrts uao 5obHiOusS trabG o. y. 6. 64,ist.
405, gorosGau. straB;, So5u .. sl1s, qa,nt.
q1l, Wc0tHrpsS trlb., B. y. R!nltD, aqtHt.
1919, 8,tsSaltimOrs Strabs S9tnjam gui5.
gsoaoDao uno 6soual:stgabs 9O5a ), R,aa.
BIOS, Q,auiolpauia.guuu, Gpa e5rinr, gssn,.
1873, SIglNUgs StrlBe, JOpH u. Wt5b, Aqtnt.
6~ulioUsNUsHut uH0 SlnUals=S trlb, g:.giuja
GarToatousa0saus uHo Capacities trab,, gso. 3.
Siulrt, Nasui.
SlopstsGde @ilmors unO qormans S;raB., =. 8.
0orts9ioa0. gurH,u g.. SlpplHgioI, agsRi.
gsuIbtrrpsStrlbs uHD WprtlesaDtnus, Or. 9auis
6. 0oru, aqruf.
3. iInioa:Gp,uu. Bo0Sburp Clarence ., 8ils
asttg.aot1us uno @sguasS.sst saOfs
MlcB. SbipltD, NgtHg.
so, 5mdaipooO ; strabs goBarO s5riot.
TI:1i.
Grtmoui.Qotuus uRo sarStsstrabs, .. u. G,s
fer. Jun, aQcHi.
glslodlt. 6liibl 9. Scott.
CraneeDils. Giydm Qimbls.
q sUabs uaO euHtilg oOHsq0slus eouis R,ias
otLar.
0oyootsGas Wulbrrps uuo GarsSsstrabt. 9oSn
q. 9BilIius.
sHoptf.Gd, Der stool,. unO Gotnsstrabs an'
or,u ID. Sumbi:ioH.
ASP. RorosgroaSplp. 6trmau u. Rffmptr.
Saltimors. uR0 GbtnsStrabe, Gbrifiam ~.
Shults.
Trafo.9ia, uno 6altOn.gOsnus Sosn n. Gs,i,
iopber.
Balbsr9. unS G5arlss.s tyabs u. ). Gosmau.
Clinton. uao Bottom. siraba e,arp u. assi,n.
itlo.
8. NM Gou9bsstrabt. SAINTS 9. sruar.
ZR. Sruios3lusgDtHut Sht0DoTs 9pbrblh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
2lmtlid1c Sricdiitc.

@uIttmprr otH Il. (luuar 1893.
/. 46rtms Dlr., Z. &a5ris RaO5fI Uiibatl, ,:
3llgopsE Auton, /. %jc.j5 WiHosutp, >. @iitrt
Ulltcug, i. gutttntr Runjlunot, :. 2ui.tit Nlirto,
8. G~llaqins JrlHI, 9. E,5odi UlaricI ~ SObgs'
j.psti 9rouis.lD l3l, II. T,rtHtj &adous, II.
fri0imau olrris, l3. Tuafs Q0;lb., H. @0loimiot
4. Is. n,DmaH oturu. Is. 3Ico5ioa g,opOIQ, H..
SaroncDt Soi.i Is. RAD gllu, -. Ram.Hitti @d'
leuttu, -. Rap.uu S:.m3H ~ p. RlrDldj G9ls
lntD. y. RlB u. D l9.lsuDb Ioraf a. Roz
rusii 6b.. y. RrusQ5g 0sirr;b. %. SdrioH 9Rils
br.miua, p. Casper 61rl. y. WlHoyapjli Qoant,
-. DtlrtIu g9jucslt. 80 DlibuIIUi 0lpti, 81.
G}ito;IijjDt Idrpsl, b. CtutmlU z, 3. Qrto=
m:sttD Sapis, 81 4roc5.iug E5tooor, -. 9russ
cOi5iD Utauotl ~, g. QsjDbD5jtst Uj1lL 81
SatiustO Rrjt,u. -. Sbusudsy p,HrD. 81. Stlmm
Uiurju, 40. Stod IL, Al. 5touis Qutou, y. a91is=
rutts @aposu, 4}. 93sbrr Gmii, a. @'iBmann
SbOmas, a. Vints Yaifi, ~. 29tieHoUsii SoblH,
Il. 3ltursti EOmuuo, ~. 3ooti0ii Rabbi ~. 3uis
tobstd GoutlutDl, -. 1872 Slpas= q.
&~tulicNtr:
Quota qetsr. Ult1iul z. Q1cttti @iopluui,
Qalaosuo T~rluctsco, Qicari.lo 8aii1st.
Z. GAUits " uriitID, Noftmtlittr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
&nn &InnOife 3nrilf.
Mebr 8oIOlano 9ei3i4ten. - Die
6ilfs : Expedition unn0t6ig.

Wte6r 8ololanb 9ei6I6ten. Die
Silfs : Expedition unn0t6ig.
G6enenns, 8po., II. Sanuur.-
Gr : S9eriff Sra 8. 6rebenbal lit bon
elmer 6a6rt ms arttii4e 8plOldno
5~uriidgefebrt. Gr berIieB 9ani on=
Gitp am 2. DECEMBER uno errei6te
0Dsa nab elmer miibIumen Reiie bon
80 Sugen. unterrpegs mar bic 8dlte
pfi 72 9rab untsr Nua. 5rebenbal
tbeilt nit, odB in 0apIon>Git9 ieBt
qoloene S6GBe i'm @ert6e BON S.
600, 1000 aufberpobrt Iiegen. SIN Stunt,
tpenn bic S9ifffabrt auf benz guton
tpieber beginni, piirbe bas &lonbite=
Sob BON ben gliidIi6en 8eIiBsrn
beimpGrts transpprttrt perben. SIN
2aufe pieies Sabres lei i'm gufonz8e=
biefs cine @pIoausbeute i'm 8etrdge
bon $5O,0O0,OO0 gu ertparten. 5rez
benbal bGlt bic bon Der 8sgierung porz
bereitete SiIfs : Expedition fir unn0z
t6iq. Die 9rppiunt : 8orrdtbe in
Oafpfon : Gitp isien fir bic 5000 Be-
tpp6ner bDqig ausrei6eno.
SedttIe, WaI6., II. Sdnuar. =
Der Oumpfer rNOpo" lit bon Sta9uab
uno 0pea bier augeIungt. Inter ben
9uHagiersn befinbet ii4 Elm @OIo9rGz
Der aus Circle : @itp, Sans 2arIpn,
Der iiber Die Sage in 9apfpn : @itp
unb ben anbsrsn 9olbgrd6er : Srten
6erubiqenbe &unbt mitbripgt. Cine
6ungsrsnoib lei midi gu befir9ten.
Sn ben 8iitenprten 0ped unb Stuz
guam, bic bur4 ben 4nbrang oer9oIb@
iu9er ieBt einen sepaltissn Boom"
erfabren, lit Die Na4frage na9 9au=
6pl3 beIonoer5 leb6dft. Neue StrdBen
unb Stobttbsil. iinb bort in ben leBten
0o9en entitnnben unb bod Iiuo bic
8ebuuiungen ni6t 6inrei4epo CUR I'M
terbrtngung bes fOrtpGbrenoen gu
ftrpmes BON &lonbitefabrern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Snei GnnIuln crtrnnfcn.

Colon, Colombia, II. Sdnuar.-
Man fiir6tet, baB cine @eieai8aft,
pel6e aus benz amsrftan;I4en Som
ful 90. %. @ibbb, Dem beuti4sn Som
iul Or. 5ufemann, benz rMofter Atez
6anic" Wott unb bier anberen 9erren
beifanb, eelegentIi6 elmer 9Dotfubri
ertrant. Die 2eife bes 8%OOtfibrers
1T bereits dufgsfunoen fporoen.
Or. Nfbbn Iammte aug SpottiDlpnz
ui4z@ounin, 8u., upo tpdr 45 Sabre
aft. Sriiher mar sr dls Correspondent
fir @irsinier 3eitunsen in Baibingz
ton tbGtig. Sn Der POlitit mar er Rez
pubIifdner. Gr fungirte bereits unter
Sarriipn's Administration ais 8pniul
al gplop unb erbislt bieien pOIten
duFs Neue DOm PrGiibenten Mc4in=
lep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

Die iiin9ite unO regiamite StaDt in
BEN Ser. Staten. -
@egriinbet i'm leBten &lpril, riiGmt
ii3 2intoln zines Q(b3ugstanul Spz
items, eIettriiter 2i4ter, mutuoamez
Iirter StraBsn, SroIeD : 8dggons,
SeIepbon : 8er6inoungsn uno elmer
@aFerleitung.
Bon einem 90rffan gu elmer Dirt
i6uft uno oam gu elmer StdOt in
oieIer unglaubIi6 tur3en 3stt 6erange=
nafien, mu6te Qincoln 10 number
bare 6ortI9ritte, ME Dies nur i'm
Weften gu ~ern1rten lit t. Elm gldn5en=
oes 8eiipial Don Der un6e3d6mbdren
Gnergie zines itarten Wunnes.
@ie bic m2iitan energiI6en Wdnz
ner muB Mapor 9rate ii6ere Reiulz
tate in 2(usii6t IeGen, beoor er feline
3uIrimmung gie6t; bod tpenn er erit
einmul bon Gtpas iiber3eugt lit,
fprt9t er feline Qnii9t obne 6ur6t Dor
Sir Ober WtoerreDe BON trgeno elmer
Settle aus.
Inter Mapor DRAFTS 6reun0en
berrI6t tein 3p2ifeI an Der 8eb1upz
tung, DAB Paine'5 GelerD COMPOUND
cine Der gr0Bten StiiBen mar, INN grz
iteren gu befGbigen, einen 10 umfdngz
rei6en 8etrug ben Mr6eit 81 Derri4~
ten, uno oenielbsr pon S6laflOiigteit
gu beiIen, relde ii4 emit ais cine 6olge
Der fortgeieBtsn 4nitrengungen elm
fteGte. Mapor 9rate ietbft iugt oa=
riiber:
Qincoln. MtOOleIerSGo., MS,
ben 30. Sttober 1897.
0eQ8, 3i6arDiOn &c So.
Mstne 6erren!-S9 er6ieIt Paine's
Gelerp COMPOUND bon unierem bieiiz
oen Qpotbeter. Na4 Ie6s3ebnItiinOiz
ger tdgli6er 4r6eit i6lufe ia iebe
Ra6t ME Elm 8ab1, unO CLAUDE i6 bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

Der uIs Der vMinionGr= 3 tramp"
tetannte Sas. 6. 8errp 1T in paouz
cdb, aD., an ben JoIgen zines Dor brei
Do9en erlittenen Stur3es geItor6en.
@r bate $500 baur in Ieinen 5erIumpz
ten &leibern, dls er ftdr6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
anrse Rabclbebcidhcn:

- Die rGOrreipOnoen5u POIiticu"
in aom erfIdrt, bdB, falls bic Ser.
Staten elm 9ei6pdber na9 Cuba
Ierben fpnten, bic europdii4en 9roB=
md6te bdTelbe t6un nernsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
3mieipalt I'M Srben DER tatbnlii@en
Sitter,

Qnbsrfon, Sn0., II. Sanuar.
: 6r. &aoepsfi, Sberbe~f ebl5baber
bes SrbenS Der ylIniformirten &utbpz
lif3en Sitter 4merifa's,~ Pat in einem
S9rei6en an ale &omtbureien in Snz
biana, Ohio, Suinois unO Mtfouri
bic WeiIung ertIdrt, Die 8ei9Iifie oeS
in IeBter 0O6e in Mobile, 4ld., abz
qe6dltenen SrDens=Gonbents nt6t an
8uertennen. 4uf benz GoHoent purDe
s. 80. RprD6am BON 8incenne8, Sno.,
gum Na9fpIger &abepti'B erpdblt,
2eBterer ertIdrt jeoo9 bic Wu6l fir
Notwithstanding uno ungiltig. @r
peroe bus 4mt bss 606itz@ommonz
oirenben 1petter fiibren, bis Elm No8z
foIger in geb0riger 8eife, pie i'm
Gonpent gu Smaba, Nebr., DOrgez
f6rieben, eripdblt poroen lei. 9as
S9rei6en bro6t nit MuBregelung al
Ter &omt6ureien, bic bic Srore Oes
606tsGommanoirenoen miBa6ten
folten. Mit OieIem S9reiben nerben
fiA &aboptt'5 9s9ner dber ni6t 3uz
frieoen geben. Der genunnte Oroen
3G6lt in ben Ser. Staaten 10000
Mit0Iie0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

am 6eirat6en ber6inbert. - 9as
Md04en muBte einen 4noeren
nebmen.
&uIm, go, II. Sanuar. -
Die ri9terli9e GinbuItSgepaIt 1T bier
gegen Elm Qiebespaar in Qnpenbung
gebra9t tpprben, Inn cine gepldnte
Gntfibrung 81 ber6inbern. Die 81
tern Oes WtGb9ens BADEN ii9 bieIes
gert6tli9en Mtttels 9egen einen UNI
piItommenen 6reier beDient. Sn Der
RGbe BON bier BADEN ruiiii9e older
bauer it4 nieOergelufen. Die bura perz
~ftdnbigen Qanbnirtbi 9aftsbetrteb
i9neu gu WObIitanD geIungt iino. 2es
na, bic So6ter oes 5armerS Mi6uel
&ruisner, mar melt unD brett oas
i9Dnite MGO6en. S6r beimli6er
nS4aB" mar NIeranber 9enlin. Die
gltern aber polten bon Dieier Qtsbs
f9uft nt9tS piifen, unb Oe8 9aters
Ma9tport enti9ieb, baB 2enu ben be-
nu9barten 6urmer Rtdolds 8dtugaz
lie gum Mdnn nebme. Sbr Weinen II.
&Iagen baIf ni4ts. bic @erIobung
puroe g~efeiert uno Der 9o43eitstag
riidte nG6er.
Run enti4loB ii9 bas 2iebespaar,
BEL Ountler Ra9t 81 entfIieben. Qm
Sage por Der feitgsieBten 9o63eit
poQte Qlerunber Die 8eliebte aus Dem
elterli9en @ouIe entfiibren. Sin gu
ter Sreuno aber, BON Dem er 9iilfe err
tpdrtet bate, berriet6 ben Slu6tpIdn
an bic GItern, Die IogIei6 BEL einem
befreunbeten 6rieoensrt6ter einen@inz
baltsbefe6l gegen ben 8ere6rer ibrer
Sp9ter ertptrttsn. Der iunge Mann
lieB oes Ri9ters Mudtipru6 unbez
a9tet unb erI6ien our Mitternu9tsz
ftunbe, I'M Iein 2teb6en gu entfiibren,
purbe aber 0 einem @eIeBe8tpd4ter
ouf Der STEELE tpegen MtBa6tuhg bss
8eri6ts perbuftet. Man bra9te i'm
ms 9efdngniB, uno ebe er am nd4@
ten Sage gegen 8iirgi4aft bic 5reiz
belt tpieoer erlangen fonnte, bate bas
biiIfloie MdD9en, auf 8e6eiB Der 81
tern, Dem Qnoeren gum Sraudltar
foloen miifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

9lIte SeEtunaen tSOrreivOuOsuttul
10c. pro euHssri. Bu habeH in Der Office ees -Dtuts
i6ta eslr,ipoReenisn,- GGltlulsTes Ctr. Hn9 SoRs
Offices GesBuA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
s9nOoer @iBbrauf Der Grri9tss
griualt.

Sin 2iebespuur bur9 @inbuItsbefe6l
am 6eiratben berbinbert. - 9us
Mfdo6sn muBte einen 4nberen
nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
0nbere unfGIle.

Der As Sabre alte He9er SoIepb
6eut6 bon g1r. 4, 8iniamfonItr., fiel
geItsrn, aIs er auf 8. 6. Mc@omas'
&o6len : Pter am 5uBs Der 8dtterpz
Qpenus arbeitete, iiber 8oro, paro jez
bod nod rc6t5eitig ppn elmer 4n3abl
MitQrbeiter Qersttet.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-01
KEEPING PRISONERS.
The Novel Way in W hich the Germans
Prevented Their Captives from
Running Away.

Il: has been suggested that when
Santiago falls we shall have from TO-
600 to 10000 Spanish prisoners to look
after" said a well-known German citi-
zen to the New York Tribune. before
the surrender.
"Of course, the question of what tc
do with them is sure to arise, and with
further campaigning necessary it will
probably develop into a serious propo-
sition.
1T recalls to my mind an incident OF
the German revolution of 1S4S. We
were short of men and had a large
number of prisoners to look after
That did rot worry US as long as we
were not moving but one day we mad
to make q forced march. The country
through which we were to pass was
hostile, and extreme watchfulness was
necessary. We had few enough men
as it was, and we knew that those
prisoners were ready TO make dead
run at the first opening.
Finally young officer made bril-
liant suggestion and it was promptly
carried out. We ripped the suspender
buttons from the prisoners trousers
took away their belts and knew we had
them. Their hands were busy after
that. and fast running was out of the
question. We made the march safely.
and | do not believe that even Yankee
ingenuity could have invented a sim
pier solution"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-01
TOUGHEST HORSES
Buffalo dill Says That the Dun
Color Is Good shade to stand
Long Marches.

Dun colored horses are not the pref
test BY any means, but my experience
has been" said Col. William + Cody.
when in Washington recently, says the
Washinton Star, that they are the
toughest of the horse kingdom. An
ordinary dun horse will wear out three
other horses. Put as much work on
him as you may, he never looks as we'll
or as tidy in appearance as a bay,
chestnut, black, gray or white, but as
far as service is concerned he will run
the others to standstill. This is my
experience ON the plains in the cayal-
ry service, and is nay experience in the
show business. where | HAY" nearly
SEQ horses.
Dun horses are somewhat rare, but
when they can be picked mp | would
advise that they be bought. cspe cially
when the question of wear and tear is
considered. They are, as said before.
not strong as far as looks are invoked.
but for cavalrymen looks have to take
a back seat alongside of wear. The
cayelrymen who are soon. ] hope. to
ride over Cuba. will find that my in
dorsement of dun horses is Of some
value
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-01
HOTEL CLOCKS ALWAYS TRUE
but the Most OF the Family ManteI
Timepieces Are Constituencies
itreNnricators.

When | am travelling | never put the
slightest confidence in a household
clock, write Robert J. Burdette. of
'Tongueless Liars" In Ladies' Home
Journal. A hotel clock l can depend
upon. There are too many watches in
a hotel-good watches, watches whose
absolute cOrreStnesS means money to
the commercial men who regulate the
travelling life of this country. A lying
clock would be spotted in a quarter of
a second, and the unhappy clerk
scourged with pitiiess sarcasms there
for. In the course of my wanderings
up and down this part Of the globe
missed a few trains and lecture en-
gagements by depending upon clocks
in the homes of my friends. Having
thus paid for my lesson-Sl5000 or
10000. I think-by my own computa-
ton of the value of my lectures (set
ahead little bit. you know, it may be
a trifie fast; l haven't time TO look up
the exact figurcs), I withdrew all my
trust from r1autel clocks. especially
the highly ornamented marhle-anG
gilt variety with silver bells or cathe-
6rai chimes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-01
FAIR PLAY IN THE THEATER.
How a Little Woman Siienced Vol
uble Neighbor Who Tried to
Annoy Her.

It was only by-play at the theater
the other evening, but il was enter
tanning TO d limited portion of the au-
dieuce. says the Detroit Free Press.
Behind the little lady with a dimin-
utive hat that had its chief beauty in
its daintainess, sat member of the
sex with Amazonian proportions and
voluble tongue. In a brief intermis-
sion OF chattering to those about her
she happened to look down and espy
the pretty headgear which was a clear
foot below her range of vision with
the stage. But it was a tempting op-
porrunity.
"Will you kindly remove your hat?''
asked the one in the rear, as she
leaned forward and spoke in noisy
whisper.
"Certainly,' answered the one in
front. rs she made rather a vicious
Iiurge for the anchoring pin. Il wal
kindly take off my hat. VIII you
kindly stop your talking and permit
us to hear this play?"
For full five minutes there was un-
broken silence. But it was a greater
scG-restraiIt than the large woman
could endure and her annoying wills
perings again began. Suddenly the one
in front stuck the little hat upon the
very summit of her head and pinned
II there. 1t seemed to have grown
taller and of greater circumference
and looked just like a defiant chal-
lenge worked into artistic millinery.
The large woman was too mad TO
talk and there was suppressed litter
ing while those around beamed on the
little woman and were sore tempted
to give her hand by way of applause.
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They Are Increasing So Rapidly In
BroOkIyn's Greenwood That q
Trapper May BE Called In.

Greenwood cemetery is suffering tor
the second time IN its history from a
too great increase in its colony Of
chipmunks. Eighteen years ago they
became such a nuisance that trapper
was employed, and Is 900 small, striped
pelts were the results of his first years
work, says the New York Sun.
This year it was noticed that an I'M
usual number were about, even in the
early spring, when the chipmunks first
appear after a winters sleep. Now it
is estimated that there are at least
10000 chipmunks in the cemetery, and
a great deal of damage has been d Dne.
Through their burrowing habits they
have undermined the gravestones, and
even in many cases caused graves to
sink in. when railwater has helped TO
hollow out their burrows.
The chief enemies of the chipmunkS
are the florists, for the animals nip
growing plants at the roots to reach
the sap. One Brooklyn florist says that
since Decoration day he has had TO put
in $50 new plants to keep up an original
plat of $50. Florists with contracts
to keep graves in condition have en-
tered strong protests, but outside
florists. who work by the piece, have
been making money.
The eight special policemen on the
grounds have been furnished with poi
sOned nuts to scatter about. No di-
minution has Yer appeared in the chip
munk army. IS they reproduce three
or four times year and increase four
fold !" season if not checked. But If
poison fails another trapper may be
called in
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A MARROW ESCAPE

Thankful words written by Mrs.
Ada +. Hart, of Groton. S. d. WAS
taken with a bad cold which settled
on my lungs; cough set in and final
ly terminated in Consumption. Four
doctors gave me up, saying | could
live but short time | gave myself
up to my Saviour. determined, if
could not stay with my friends on
earth, would meet my absent ones
above. Ny husband was advised to
get Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. l
gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles.
1t has cured me. and, thank God. |
am saved and now a we'll and healthy
woman. Trial bottles free at Henry
Hinrichs' Drng Store. Regular size
soc. and 81 90. Guaranteed or pIice
refunded.
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lFirst nnbIicntinn LnI, Is lSas !

y lR'UII CDURr-MA NITOwOC COUNTY.
1 tr't2 Brai des and Marie Brands, Plaintiff.
VS. Annie w IKE tNee Br8udee'. Augusta Bran
des, Frank Brandcs and Gustav Wiuke Defend
ants.
lsotice is hereby gwen that by yirtuc of, and
pursuant To a Judgment Of foreclosure and or
der of sale rendered IN the above entitled action
on the 18th day of June A. ID. 1871. | shall
expos" for sale and sell 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash. at the sherhs office il the city
and couuty of NaHituwOc Wisconsin, ON the 18th
day of Sei t, A. ID. 1855 at 10 o'clock A. NJ OF
tat day all the hereinafter described real estate
directed by SAID judgur eRt to be sold to paw and
satisfy the amount adjGd,.ed in the action TO the
plaintiffs for principal. interest and coats which
remain unpaid and unSatished, together with
all subsequent interest and costs
The premises to be sold are described fol
East Quarter of Section No. Three IN Township
No. Nineteen, north of Range No Twenty two
East and all Of that part of the North East Quar-.
ter of the South East Quarter of said Section No
Three which lies south of lire drawn parable
to and fifty feet south of the center line of tbs
Chicago Northwestern Railway Co.'S track over
said north east quarter of the south east quarter
Also the South West Quarter Of the North West
Qparte T of Section No. Two in said TOWNSHIP
and Range, and also that part of the North Wes
Quarter OF the South West Quarter of said sec
ton Two which lies north of SAID railway track
and being all situated IN the county of ManitowoC
and State Of Wisconsin and containing in all one
hundred and nineteen acres of land more or less
Dated July 25th A. d. 1893.
CHRIST. MUTH,
Sheriff of MaritowOc County, Wis
Schmitz & kirwan Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS seps
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TN ATE-MANITpWOC COUNTY COT-RT

(First publication August j. 1881 No. Il
TN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT.
! In the matter of the estate of A. j. Patchen
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of George
", Patcher. executor of the last will and tesla
lnent OF SAID deceased. for the adjustment and
ailowauce OF his administt alton account land
the assignment of the residue of SAID estate to
such other persons as are by law entitled to the
samel:
II is ordered. that said account be examined
adjusted and allowed at general term of said
court be held At the Office of the County Judge
IL the city of MduItowoc. In said county. on
Tuesday, the 6th day of September A. d. 1888,
1t Is further ordered. that upon the adjustment
and allowance of such account by this court as
aforesaid, the residue of said estate be by the
further order and Judgment of this court assign
ed to such persons as are by law entitled to the
same.
1t further ordered, that notice of the time
and place of examination ard allowance of such
account, and of the assignment of the residue
Of said estate, be given to all persons interested.
by publication of this order for three successive
weeks. before said day in the Manitowoc Pilot
a weekly newspaper printed and published al the
city of Manitowoc and state of Wisconsin.
Dated August :, 1898.
By the court,
J. S. ANDERSON County Judge
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