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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
Gnlh nus Gurnpu.

3unebmen Der 8plOreierpe i'm S6aBz
ante. - 3oleinnabmen in Sob
be5d6lt.
Rem gorf, 10. MGr3. - Sc
rtften aus 8aiHington 5ufOIge Der
mehrt ii6 Die 9ploreIsrpe i'm S6aBz
ANTE iebr raid. 9us metite Sob
trifft in 8eItalt BON 3olleinna6men
Il. I. NJ. aus gepz 0Drt Elm. Der pG6z
reno Oes Monut5 6ebruar eingeganz
gene @aIammtbatrdg mar ni6t 10
9roB. ME oerienige in Den Ntondten
Sanuar uno 9s3smber, a6er gr0Ber,
ais Der in ben Mpnuten Ropember uno
Sttober p. s. Mun parf %annebmen,
Dab cine betrG6tli6e Quantitdt 0e5
bier tiir3Ii4 aus europa eingez
troffenen unD DemnG6it eintrsffenOen
8olOe5 in oas SduBamt flieBen piro.
Die ruptOe 3unuhme Der 8OlOreIerDc
iiberrai6t ielbIt Die S6aBamtsz BE
amten in 0aibington unO Oirfte Die
lelbe in Sturgeon Die @Obe BON $170,z
100000 errei4en.
8ie cine geitrige 0epeIfs aus Gbiz
cd9o melOete, BAT Die Oprtige Union
y}ationalbant" fir $3.50, OOO8oIo aus
europa beoroert. Mun erpartet, bag
ieltens 0e5 Neitens rpeitere 9olozGnz
9d9ements in europa gema3t per0en.
Das bteIige 8antbaus 2u3aro 5rereS
ma6te geitern betunnt, Dab e5 peitsre
$4,000 in 8Olo in europa gum Smz
port beorOert babe, poour6 Der Sc
iammtbetra9 Oe5 ieitens Der 6irmu en-
gogtrten gelben "Details auf 81, $50,
900 erbObt pirO. 9augdrten &c 81.
enga9irten geitern fir 100000 Sob
in europa. Bon benz aus europa =
baltenen 8oloe Oeponirten geItern in
Der gQfaD office" 8. BON 5offmann
&c so. $425,00O, &u6n, Sob &c So.
$35O,0O0 unO MtiiG:r, G4aa &c So.
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

Wllbur j. S6lllnburg an 6dnnte
S6iuir6urg. HoropeitIeite Column
biasQpsnue, nu6e GmorDItraBe, fiinf
@runDItude, 8~runo5in5 $50, So.
Bertha 8. Sobn1on, Geitamsnt8z
poQitreterin, ali Bertha 8. Sobnion,
SiiOpeitzgde 6olin5s uno 8ulasttz
StraBe, 14.6 Bel 78, 8runO5in5 $50,
81.
Gli3a6et6 9oper an W}eper G5srz
lop3ti, Rorbieite 8i0Olez, nabe Nnn=
StraBe, Il BEL 80, @runO3in5 $50,
$500.
0m. Ro8sfter an Sia6eQa BOB,
Siiooitieite 8sIair5Ipe., nabe Gboie=
Strabe, 14.6 BEL 80, 8runO3inS $780,
25, $1,000.
2(norep q. 3immermam1, TeItaz
mentsDpQitreGer, an 4noretp u. 3imz
mermarn, SiioTeita canton : NDenue,
rabe 9eItitraBe, "A bet so, 8runO5ins
$3.50, So.
So6n 8. 9ortar an Carrie do. 0unz
ming, SiiDpeitIeite Oruios9ias2tpe.,
nabe Wbiteloda2ane, 10 bsi So,
@runo3in8 $50, 81.
Sobn 8. SeIbD an 9utrid S. &oz
banuugb, SiiOpeItIeite So6ns, nu6e
M}cUIe4enItraBe, 1876 Bel "a, @runDz
gins $115.50, $1,000.
9annab 9Opp ETC.. an Sas. 80.
Smttb, 8eIrIsite 9aQa5z, pabe@baIez
StraBs, II BEL Sc, @runO3ins $16.z
so, $3.50.
@oolpb ares an SoI. Goldman,
SItIeite Stirling, nobe WfaOt5onz
StraBe, 1876 bsi 86.6, @runO3in5
1852, $3.50.
SSannie 8. G6uirs etc. an Gbpin g.
Batter, 3rpei Grunbfiife, $4,000.
Sobn 3. 0}itf2u unD 5ruu an 3.
s. 6orcie II. 6rau, 6ijooitfeite Sam
burg, nabe GrOBitraBe, 11.6 BEL 70,
8runO3in5 $36, $500.
SoI. $. PenB an q. q. brennan,
Gillette Sutton g(Oenue, nube Rortbz
peitJStroBe, 10 BEL 80, 9runo5in5
$65, $500.
Samuel 9. Burroughs etc, an 9.
+. 6orpiB, 3ruItee, gum 8eiten Der
@ldu6iger, psrIOnli4e5 unO unOereS
Gigentbum, ~.
@f6du 6. 6rit, 3ruitee, an WiIz
ton Snopben ETC., RorOrpeItieit, GO@
lumbiu : @benue, nabe GarepItruBe,
53.15 6ei 100, $11O7.12.
QI6ab +. 6rit an 0enIelben, GorO=
pefFeite Columbia 4penue, D16e
8ppTterItruBe, 80 bel 100, $1666,66.
6eIera 9. Ban NeB uno 8atte an
benIel6en, IorDnstieite Golumbiaz
Npenue, rabe GareDItraBe, 1868 Bel
$50, $2214.55.
SSuliu5 WeiDner unD 6ruu an Wm.
$. 8iter uno 6rau, @eitieite gDrDs,
na6e 8%ornenItraBe, Il bsi 70, 8ruDOs
aims $28, 1925.
6runt 6. Suuerpein an Cabin 9.
G6esrut, 0aItTajte 6ultonz@tbe., nabe
2aroaleitroBs, Is BET "a, 9runO3in5
800, $140O.
M}urguret Rearoon an Marguret
RearOOp ETC., 8eitieite McSimz, nabe
GhaieitroBs, 1876 bel - @runO3in5
$46.5O, $40.
50. j. 9istp an Mar2 q. 0au96z
erin, 0eTt7site CALHOUN, nabe Sam
fapitraBs, 1872 BEL rs, $3.50.
2oui5 3or an QuguItu5 9. GaGj5,
Iorbieite gdgIeItraBe, no6e 2GoOiTOnz
QGeD, 1877 bei II, @runo3in5 $37.71,
5000.
6rtO. B. 5elOnsr etc. an 6enrp
0aIDeQ, 3pei @runoitiite, $5666.66.
Samuel Ooptin uno 5rau an 8.
See 8rifftth, 3ruItee, OItieite
Spring, na5e BrottitraBe, 20 bei 73.@
6, $25.
9arrp 6. Griffith, 3rufse, an 9.
2spin, OtIeite Spring, no6e Pratt=
StruBe, 20 Bel - $1815.
6enriettu 81. RibgeIp an Nrt6ur 9.
8ropn, 3ruIss, SuoIeits 9rattz, no1e
8ilmorFraBs, 1875 bei 57.6, $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
9er3en Der 8liidli6en cine ernite BE
fiirh+,tuo n,tF

IuluIuH9 QuT.
2angenDprf tonnte zines Cages gu
riidtebren uno odnn muBte tie lbrl plez
Der al5 i6ren @atten aufnebmen. Us
paren Sabre Der 9riifung. Bur EN-
SSd6r perflo1en uno 3ein 6ielt fpIeoer
UNI ibre 6dnb an, lie iiberreoeno, Dap
2angenoorf ni6t me6r unter Den Eez
benoen peile, Damn bat tie i'm unter
S6rdnen: ,Warte nod Elm Sd6r", uno
penn bic 3p0If Monute nm poten,
pOQte t6r 9epi5ien es i6r nod nI4t
geftatten, Sobn'5 Sfferte an3unebmen,
uno tie enti6IoiIen ii6, nod 5poit
WOnate gu pdrten, Oh &dn9enOorf
pieQei6t auftuu6en tDnns. 4ber Der
8eri6ouene lieB Ni6ts mebr bon itf
6Dren. Nm boriqen 5reitug fano ptez
Der cine LANCE COMPUTATION 5Dt i6en
Den beiOen 6reunOen itatt. IS pdren
geraOe elf Sabre ieit Dem 9eri6ntn@
Den 2%dngenOprf's perfloiien unO Rstn
ertldrte, Dab, tpenn iie jebt nidt Die
nuBloIen 6offmngen aufgebe uno
feline 5ruu iperoe, er Ii6 oann nn6 Ell
ner anoeren Qe6ensgefd6rtin umie6en
miiHe. SEPT tonnte Bertha ni4t gein
Iugen. 0os 9aar fam fofort nab
ct. 2ouis, lieB ii6 Bel Dem @lert Bill.
6arB anmelOen uno bate cine ldngere
unterreoung nit Oieiem pi6tigen Be-
amten. Sr. 8iubarB aber ertlGrte,
DaB er unter ben llmItdnDen feline Set
rut6slicen5 ausItellen t0nns. Gr riet6
Trau 2angenbOrf, cine S6eiOung gu
erpirten. Sin beroorragenOer Re6t5z
onpdIt puroe bierauf coniultirt, uno
er CAB Elm 8uta6ten al, in tpel6em er
ertIdrte, oaB QangenOprf in ben Quz
gen oe5 @eIeBe5 ni6t me6r gu ben Sc
benben ge6Drt. Quf DaS @utu6ten bin
purOe bic Qicen3 ausgeiteut uno Ounn
in Der 8obnung Der 8raut Die Sraz
ung DoQ3ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
SiChmirftr,

GhicnQo, SGS., 10. Dt&r;.-0ie Nus
fuhr ocu 9iIuooych beuul 5000 Stiid;
Ntuyil itetig he iw;dleu 1920 uHo $3.50
u%ariyeuosU Ireileu. Shueue : 3uiuhr
-, 900: MART ATTN; ole sere oorrtrteu
SpudeN $S.7Ouub S4.023. Shadie: 3uiubr
1000: MART lettg; DIE SrsNe uarrllrleH
3wlinen $500 uuO $3.50.
Gai ylbertp. va, 10. gidr;. 49,
Gtt Nidytt fir &juop!e6 mar fetil bel
Slu!ideu $500 uuo $50 'dlUantcuOeu
Yrelleu. SdweJue: 3utuhr Ietht 0,artt
iietJg; 0is Brelc uariIrteU irUIihsu $3.50
mo a 10. SnuaIe: Giarti itctll; o.
greile Uarritrtcu uuriheu $3.50 uUo 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
SriOrOcrnng ban GnfjGdcn.

SQnge Der erforoerlt9en Set our Grz
reiAung Der perI4ieoenen Be-
ittmmungsorte.
untenite6eno lit Die ungefdbre 3eit
fir uebermittelung Der YOitia9en BON
benz 8altimDrer YpVz9ireuu mad ben
bauptid9Ii9en ein6eimii4 en uno auss
lpdrtigen StGDten Der3et6net.
5HlaRU.
Gtlauta. Ga. 10 stunOsa.
@rooflUu. Ns9, 5 stInocn.
burlington, @trmont, II 5tuHO.n.
Buffalo. g. %" IS Stunotn.
Bolton, Idil, IS 5tunotH.
GDarlttOn, SO 10 StunOsn.
SS 6IS%Si,: ~ ! i. tf T. stpno.n.
@iaeianati, Ohio, 20 StanOsH.
@Oundl:Sluiis. Soma, 2 lase,
Concord, R.s@2 ! Sag uno 10 5tHnosH.
Stfroi., S36ti6.,, Sas.
@alUst0n, Gtsa5, 3 Sage unO 3 5tuHo.G.
@artlsbur1, IA, 3 Stunosn.
&n9ianapslss, agOg | Saa.
SadtOnoja:, glisTiOai | Sac.
Sittle @ea, @rt., l Iag utO IS stuno;u.
E~ouisoiat, gu, ! SoQ uro , SLnnoen.
Nio5jl;. ala, i Sag HiHo p 6tHnotn.
glOrfo,f. ga, p Stuno,n.
4aUsCylsaus, "a, l GaJ UNI 10 StaHDsn.
GsU=Oori=GitO } StuHOeH.
Cmaba, Stbr., 2 Ealt.
S9gtlaao, 9aiat. 5a8.
Sert!ano. Cr;9on, . 5aGs.
9ttts5ur1, IA, Il 5tnaOtn.
4geotoHct SIS, II Stunosn.
@altigb, re, Is StanOsn.
ST S0uis, nc, , 5sge.
Ct. QanI, Mina., 2 Ea9t.
q So9a,? 3su; 5]n4o!lno. 4 GAGE.
81 Nst'Ta s4rl, @nE5in2 y &aas.
gan dylgjisco, Gal, 4 1age mO "A staaSsA
9optta, Gaai, , Gale uno 2 StunOtR.
gg.m,n, 2snt5Iainio, 9 ssas.
gutnossg9g @r9sHtinii6s ReputIii. % 5agG
Calcutta, SutllbsSnoltn, 30 3aqc.
Ssmsrlra 9ritiibs@uiuta, 10 Sage.
@oHgsRonS. 6biHa, p Sage.
kingston, S1maIcl, 6 Sa3e.
&iperDoOl. Gn9Iiu0. Gu9s.
2oHopn. guglduO, g Sage.
Suierne, S6wtil, 10 Idg..
Staot MTifo, Wegl Z GAGE.
W(Osflui GuBlauo, y SdGe.
Banana. Il. 3: Of Columbia. z Saes.
garis, Grantr'i6, 8 Sage.
Quebec. CANADA, 2 SaGe.
Rome, atali.u. 10 SG2s.
@pe3iaI NbIieferuiq.
oSebe Senbung, bic nit elmer Spes
sialz1OzGents >Miarte unb etner folz
den bes qep06nli6en 9ortoB perie6en
1T, pirb fofort na6 Qntunft bur8
sinen Spe3iulz8oten uusgetragen, i'm
8e3irt ieoer freien QbIieferungsitaz
ton, o6er a6er i'm umfreiie bon bier
M}eilen elmer isber dnDeren 9OitanitaIt
in ben Ser. Staten. Die M6liefez
rungsTtunben FOLDER Senbungen iinO
in ben neutrality-suspicious. BON
7 ubr Morgens bis II llbr Qbenbs,
unb BON Z ubr frib biz 9 ll6r 4benos
in alien anberen Boitftationen. Spes
3tal=Poitienbungen t0nnen on allen
Der. StaotenzpoitGmtern aufgegsben
perben.
poi : &arten.
9ieielben tOften 1 Sent ba5 Stud.
guf Der 9orberieite bieIer &arten
barf nur bic &brefe sei9rieben Obsr
sebrudt ietn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

Rouenberger BON Rr. IA, Roros
@bdrlestraBe.
S6omas@% oDin9ton uno MdrD0drr;
Gtcen5 gebOIt BON 3bomas @ootngtpn
bon Nr. 115, 8drtlsttItroBe.
Gbparo WeIt uro Wartba Zane;
2tcen} gebolt BON GoporD WeIt BON
Or. 864. 9ineItrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
Jrigr &aGe riues ucri6m6Btrn 0iebs
hQlcrS,

GGebetunb, O., 10. MGr3. -
Sn empire, unlpeit Steu6enbiue, 8,
puroen 6rau Rofe Miuer uno ibre
10<jdbrige So4tsr Winnie Qboington
9eitern 46enO bur9 S6ii1e, nel8e
BON auBsrbal6 Oes 9auIes our9 Elm
6eniter gefeuert puroen, Ie6en5gefGbrz
li9 perpunOet. 0aDio Wc@oD, 30
Sabre alt, ion Die Shat begungsn 1az
ben, neil 6rau N}iQer feline 2tebss6ez
perbungen abpies, uno Die 9oli3et
fa6noet auf i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
Wir6fntter: nn0 Strnlprciir.

T~olgcuOeS iiuo Ole aui oeu laltlldeu
&uagcu fir 0eu, Strob Il. I. u. 9eiterU tv.
Sleltsu Yrelle:
CeRIide SSaagc.
Sen - Ejmot6u pen $40 bis Sl2 pro
Eorue NIB &leeheu IS bis SO pro Come.
StroD-@aEeuinoh 81 bis IS, 6ogleus
Iroh IS bis $40 mo paiertrob IS bis 81
pro SOuUe.
@illS - alter s. bis s., neuer
S1.S5 bls$l.9O urO TaE.
u orOmetlihe gS 4
0eu-E m 9TH, Sen SO bis Sl3; 3leehsu
50 bis SIl pyo Come.
Strob - @ajieulyOb s. bis IS, 9toggeu'
itrob IS bus $40 uuO 6ateritrob 81 bis IS
prO Some.
Wals-altcr S-biS s., ueuer $3.50
bis SI.95 prc TaB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
In;eIgen.-3n uermletReK.

81 pCrmittbeH
Sas &ous Nr. Il, 6lan=, u0he el~ar!tszSiragc
baieno ais gSobuhaus nOsy tir 8el1altsjlo ede'
Gab}ufraQtu bel &obn a.. Barrier, VI. II, GP'Sts'
iu0fru= EtrnRP lOl-OJ-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
Tcinc duircdlte QiauoS
III 4 Il q. a..

s%ssLFS9 acasn mOnatlid,t lbiabluuscu
ESFr pcn So.
y . y 2 eI,brsre f,in. acbyanhte oni-stt,
giaroS. bod MIR msHi9 Tin @ebroHh eeDtiei' 81
W0raoiuslr.iien uro sdblsar IN uloHGtiiteH 6ateI
BON So. " : EerS q Sppu.
C9iGi1O.1S Er. 2 aHs 8. EtsrS'ShGI!sshsais.
6duIcr fur StDsrmoun - Btrott
Sauseigcutbimer es 1T biaigsT, dls Wi:tbs iu bss
Sablcu. Sreih0d;os 8iuier Nr. 1921 BIS 2633. Bs
Gortbs9tpsuut; tiniat icbr biuigt ip.itotiss 1du=
fer on QaYion= unO gulasfis Strabe. Habs 4Ortba
9pcnut. gcoiugUugsu fir Seoerulann paieuO. 9Gs
Giatutbum ipirO nit Spferu ~U.rtauft tptrOsn.
gtdh5ufruQcn Sci q. .. Itppttt, Safp=guils
bling, CT. 9aul. uno 2criuGtousS trabs, 0ner In
A- IQn4- Nnninn:S trnht. sNnIil9. IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
An;elgeR. gu usrIGnIeE.

Su pCrfauicn
gire aute g.Irtbitdit. Stoiu9uH9sH nad ASuHl9
acs NGniers. A]oreirIs: rs. 49," "Seutlpet GORE
inrrh,rf (62-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

3u rcrtruftn oOtr u Otrmittbtn
Gin ,iearltciUcrnSr Stuu iIr ltbn Yttroe uno
5ebn g9aqtu: ctutral %QclcQeH; ScttenbOt; %gcHii9enO
Eibt: puncuo fir Flbri5Dedt. @eotngungen: $50
gaar, Rcit 81 mouGtlj6. Na63u1r0gtn IN yr.
81, 9arfiu=5tr1st. IGeb.I,3URtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
Ssrlan9t int IAgemeIHeK.

9eutI&es 4rbeit3 : Ra4pstlun9s'
8Uredu.
Sir. 2l9, shOse barp.5 traBs. uHt.r osE Nlll@! pt
,Etufi3en @sieai6ait.@ - S.<lsIistn, ipsl@s 'suts
i1e 9auopcrIr, arbsiter uno Eienftoots7 gu %.
itditig.n ipiialhtn, lpolsu ND p,Tlonli9 29tt ~
f]-anftt,n 9rititn an BEN aatnt,n DIR GtltLloali,
SObanu 8. Ntuer. Rr. 2l9, Slo:aeaE2'
5tvaBs, p.uosn. p:Ibsr uuentgtltlI6 GnSt1nlt g
.bslItu pirO. LSAA=0-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

II UtIIu u 7 IT.
Gas prGdtiQe jpeitpdiee Q9obHbdus I'M 400.
glod an GrCocriiz9 usuuc. g~tgtuiibcr ron gBilfeu's
fdbrit. NIT pOm9eiii6tr 6rout, iir uur $500: lcibte
gcOinquuQeu. Niau mus C. iebeH, nm t5 bsur-
tbcilri iu f0nutu. Rad3uiroqtu an Crt NM StClt
Clarence SampiOn oOtr in Gr. 207, Ct. 9auls
Gun2i, lW}1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

3u pcrfuufcu Der ptrtau btn:
nduicr in alien Ibciltr Der StaOt. 4d6jniragcn
bel Qbilig Galib & SobHtU, NtarDlano=Apenue uuo
EliDtr=Strabc. bl-SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

Giue Glrm non 40 NdsrH; quite 8sbaUot; biauem
nab Der Stuot; DUrbibnitteIi BON elmer eItftriibeH
&lau; mus ~p,rtlUft D;rOsn, nm tiHeu 9a6luB lu
rtlelu. G,ruer 3Dsi 5IrmsH, cine Uou Ia Adtrn,
ME uuOtre bon 2O Adtrg, bIIlig. Mlu ibrc.b: iUr
orDs6cuutu, pC:r bj 5as. Y. Damon, Nr. 10,
Ct. Qlu.zStrdBe. (Gtt.2O,lG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

3u pcrfuufeu
abl0sbars uuo ui6t ~ablOsbdrs grunb3iHicn,
paTtuo itr 9ruit=6onog. gtn6jufroQsn bel g8n.
g. Gbtu, Rr. ), Sfz9erinotOHzS STRIDE. 216-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

Cine ultctablirtc @ddtrti nit OOcr obns &aus,
Central QtleQcu, %UUilncHO 8cbdulIDtclteH, Gtnrtd@
tuna, Qicro. y8uCtH II. i. 10. gudiuira9tn bel y.
=. Slmpus. III. JOB. 6iOelitD=GtbaUOe, Gds Gbars
les uno S,riup,uH=S trdBe. (62-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

an pCrfuufc en-:
Sans uuo G5rocerus yaoeH prseE Abrelis nab europa.
9tauSuiIagea III vi. 1916, gSilqeImlItaBe' Sptnch
4GuloRz mo UiOHrOelIruBe. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

iuf Sauglinge und Kinder.
Das Fac
E1Ls der NJ ---stsh. ssf
'.i s aia;s''1,.G&zM1zM us 1aais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11

3u Ucrtduien:
Qrautbettg6n!bcr cine Der ftiuttn 9iauor= uRo
Bier Capitalization. Y9tgsu Ausiuuit iprete mun
Dor in Nr. 1000, IeirsSlltiuorts Str. (6l-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-11
EnLfImnrcr lRarfthrriffr.

(Stridtst iur ben 0tutib:u Gorrtipo1ocutcu.")
Baltimore. otE 10. Diip 1913.
Die beUttas SBet}cuiuiulr hctruJ 3l.SlS Suihtl,
Or Northumberland 1,2O3,l $50 9uihcl, 8cTiaHot
ron Den GleuutoyeH 1852 Buitcl. BertIuit rUurt
ben -- SuitcI uuo ct. GBdqQOHS.
~Follenoe EdbsIe ycilt oeH b]eutileu, g]eitrllcn
uno ben leptii5rtgeu StGH9 Der G8ltieHgrtIis IN Usr'
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ben BEL 8. j. Siemers in Nr. 103,
parf Qoenue, nabe 5abetteItraBe u.
in Witte's n8erman Store" Nr. 236,
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CASTORTA.

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Gurrgii6e MetBuOr.

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CASToRTA.
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meig=SIrraur.

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> riser Hcuer yty. , 3ia-35,.. 90. RI. 3 33lS-
= 32-328c, 90. Hlnt Iaitnwt 3O-32S.
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9%ieielben toften 1 Sent oa5 Stiid.
Quf Der 8oroerieite biefsr &urten
BARI nnr bic Abrefe gef4rieben Ooer
gebrudt iein.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-03
CONDITIONS IN roRTo RICO.
Government TO Make a Sanitary Sur
vcy of the Entire Island.

Government to Make Sanitary Sur
vcy of the Entire Island.
Mai. George G. Croft, who came from
Porto Rico as surgeon on the Michigan
goes North for a few days and then re-
turns to the island to continue his work
as army sanitary inspector. Maj. Croft is
a Pennsylvania physician and was among
the first American troops landed in Porto
R!co.
There are two large military posts ON
the Island. with thirty-hve minor posts"
said Maj Croft last night, LAS soon as
return 10 the island ] am to make a tour
OF inspection of them all with view of
ascertaining their sanitary condition. Es-
pecial attention is now being paid TO san
itary matters in the island, not only in
connection with the health of the troops
but of the general public health as well. A
sanitary survey is to be made of the en-
tire island. the range of temperature, rain
fall, water supply, malarial sections and
causes, and other Information gathered
that viii be of service i'm understanding
and improving the conditions that exist
there. IL will not be long before the island
is well surveyed in this and other ways
and a comprehensive unders landing secur-
ed Of all its features.
while the surroundings and condition
of the soldiers an Porto Rico are mucn
better now than they WERE" continued
Mai. Croft there is still considera Bile
sickness due to the change of climate
When a man once gets really i'll it seems
to be hard for him to recuperate there
and for that reason the convalescents have
to be brought back home. The climate
seems TO flag many CT our men out, al
though with others there have been no
evil effects Outside Of a feeling of lethar-
gy which was hard to shake off I cannot
say that l suffered physically from the
change from Pennsylvania to Porto Rico
The nights were always COOL giving an
opportunity TO rest well. From what /
have seen OF the island l cannot say that
l regard il as Offering many openings for
Americans who are not wen supplied with
capital. IL is already a well developed.
thicllly populated island and while there
must be considerable progress there are
not the many great chances to make
money that new countries like our West
AFFORDED"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-03

Savannah. and with the large stocks al
ready here, there is hardly a possibility
when the transports arrive of any delay
for shipment. As has been done in the
past, the transports will be loaded at the
Centrals wharves the troops not going
aboard until the steamships are ready to
sail
Much regret is expressed among citizens
over the order for the departure of the
troops at this time as il was hoped to
have the entire corps here when the Pres
ident visits the city. with Gen. Lee and
his staff gone, and one-half of the corps
removed from the city, the review will
be robbed to some extent of its Importance
and interest. There Is still a hope enter
tanned by many that, while the order from
Washington to prepare a division for re-
moval TO Cuba indicated an early move,
that some delays may occur which will
enable President Mckinley and his cabinet
and the visiting Governors to see the en-
tire Seventh Corps.
Maj Russell b. Harrison, provost mar
shall, received notice from Gen. Lee yes
terday morning that he would accompany
the Second Division. This is thought to
signify that Maj. Harrison is TO be provost
marshal of the city of Havana When
Gen. Lee was spoken to about the matter
he gave no positive reply. All that he said
was; The men have been very well be-
haved here have they not?" and the as
surances that Savannah was unanimous
in the verdict that they had been seemed
to afford him considerable satisfaction.