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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
SermiIdtes aus oen yer. Staaten.

Dem 9i6ter Sbeobor 2ir9 d.
boff in San 5ran5isco puroe gelez
gentli4 ieines 70. @eburtstages bon
ben gebilbeten 9euti9 den - bort giebt
es ndmIi6 iol9e Qeute - cine groBe
SDation gebra9t. air6boff nurDe
am 8. Sanuar 1928 in leterIen geboz
rem, trut, mad I~bioIpirung bes Spm=
naiiums gu Qiibed unb Der 8auz4taz
bemie gu 9unnoper, BEL Nus6ru9 bes
Observation-Disclosures &rie9es in bic
Sreif6aarsn Elm, biente uls lieutenant
unb fpGter ais 9auptmann in Der
Observation-Disclosures fen Nrmee unb
nabm ais FOLDER an alien 6auptgefe6z
ten She'll. Nd9 8eenoigung bes &rtss
ges itebelte er na6 ben Ser. Staaten
iiber, unterna6m gabrielle Reiien uno
lieB Ii6 i'm Sabre 1869 Oauerno ais
Mitinbaber zines Supelengei9dftS in
San Sran3isco nie0er. eSn 9emeinz
i9aft nit feinem 8ruber GbriItiun in
Qltpna berDffentlt6te er y2ieber bes
&ris9es II. Der 2iebe" unb einen 8ano
8ebi9t. nMbelpba." @r dlein lieB err
I9einen: yReifebiGber unb Stis5en
aug @merita," r8uuuoen unO neue
Gebi9te," .GaItfornii4e 3ulturbilz
Der" Cine RsiIe nu9 9utpaii" unb
i'm b%ergangenen Sabr ben r9ermunn."
(1eber bas lsBte 8erf pirb unier nd4z
ties Sonnta9sblutt" nod mas gu ia
gen buben.)
Gin 6eit. gu tpeldem ii8 bic Sbeilz
nebmer I9on 5ablrsi9 eingefunoen
batten, tpuroe Dieier Sage in 2ouisz
bile, &p., bur6 einen Srbes>
fall gu Ni9te gema3t. 5ruu Marp
Std itarb in i6rer Dobnung, ais fi9
bereits hire &tnber unO &inbestinDer
%einfanben, nm oas goIbene 9o65eits=
Z ubilGum mtt5ufeiern, tpeldes bic
9reiiin nit i6rem 8atten, benz i'm Ql>
ter bon "a SSabren itebenben 6errn Soz
fep6 Std, unb i'm &reife ibrer Qieben
feItli9 bsgeben tpoQte. S6re &ront6eit
unO t6r f3neQ eintretenber Sob ber>
tpanbelten freili4 Die 6rsube in9rauz
er, unb am S4periten betroffen bur9
i6ren 8erluft Duroe Der 6o9betagte
Wittper, benz feline treue 2ebens9ez
fGbrtin en!riiIen tpuroe, als 8eiOe gez
rabe einen Der pi9tigiten unb ielten err
rei9ten Murtfteine bes irOi4en 9az
feins pufiiren ppaten.
@eItz1nion, cine tleine Stabt in
Sbio, bat Ii9 ben 3uf ~ertporben, ben
Cramps" gegtniber rel
gebtg gu ein. Die Stuot bat
fein @,fdnsnib; lungt uber in i6ls4z
tenn Wetter an einem Qberb irgenb Elm
vSramp" an, 10 1T ibm elm Ra4tefen,
gett uno 5riibitiid ii6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

&ein WunDer, DaB lid
bic anberen 9afenItabte, bdunoer3
Stem : gort, iiber Baltimore i9nay3z
nlau drgern; pGbrenb Bel Der pbdnoz
nendlen 4usfu6r an 9etreibe 2OIton
nur II 9ros., 96ilabeIpbia % Prps.
uno Seem : Yort SO Prp3. 3ugeuDmz
men bat, Itieg 8altimure's Qusfubr
pon $4,646, 165 auf $14,439,276, alfo
I'm 211 Prp8ent. 5reili6, Die 4usz
fubr bon 8alpeiton unb Nep : Or
leans ftieg nod mebr, blieben aber in
Der MaiIe bod 6inter Baltimore 3uz
rid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
4 uuo G,pdtsC

8iSs bult,u an ugisn. ssnnl9iSaT9lqt. .t,on !"
GulttSn' % S,r,Tal. Gti4dftgfhBrsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Baltimore Sampf. ,GD

glcsauts Sampfcr tdelif, ausseEOmmcu Conn
tags, pom Union 0od (6uS Der &oHcorofrd6O. $50
N5eao5, @uHtOus29eTite lao abos., NAB Sle point
Gpmfort, Trrfolf, portsmouth, uuc alien
Qunf.eu rec ZucCnS. BeTblHoUng III portsmouth
nit Ger 70 z eabooro Air Sinis" aeihIOiitrcr Sus, Boris
mouth nab atlanta. SEse gerbiHbuHA ~ gyelooE
NIT Der atlantic 9oaft 9lais." Gu yiOItolt Berbtn'
bUHa nit Der -JtorioIt UHo Carolina" rytortolt uEe
SoutLtrn," aGtluEflc uHo Gaupl1c" NIB -Iorfolt aHb
U.itcIH SlieEbuhH." uHo mt or 90 SomIEIons
giHle" Hah 9@ieIUhsrre uHo IaihlHaIon, Ms. 81
Slo Bolrt Comfort NIT Der pShtiGpcate uno Ohio
@itnbabu" rcn 9flGmoHb uuo IUuttsH oes gEcittHs.
WohlIclteu Eah BEN mrOpdliaen Blame. y~uTurlole
sailIuIsSlmm,r. Slttriihs 5etuttuus. SampIs
hciJuH9. 9oI.R irti DtGH b,,e: Soilttnz Simmer I'M
8oIdus i'm SIQttzSurtou Der SGI- SIHle, Nr. l29,
Sfs 9aItlm0resStr. GtlepboH 1435.
Sphn ". Ehcrpppe, 2StnIGm Rauean,
General Manager. gcn. RT. uHb Eail. AgeEf.
q. Bronn, GeEerals Billet astHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
9entihlnnh unh CHM.

rMi4el! fallen Dir bic S6uppert
Bon ben 4ugen9 Mertit Du iBt,
DAB man Dir bic beIten Suppen
Mnr ham mttrhn tnnnH.h.h4OH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
psrToIftu BafbtnstOn a
Baltimore s0Gio Gt(euGa6m.

s. r. W b,
Z. Ntn. sNnR. sQlntnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
SDocSfnuc:
GS ftarb
BUR Grinnernna

all u%uItrtu lj.brl, tb:ursn Glttn ma @at,r
8torg SAFER, pelnsr btut. pr eiuem Sdbr,
am 10. Sdauur 1897, aus 9i,iem GEben idit0.
S6mtrjlj5 lit eju Slbr Der Gr,uIung ibOu oabin
Qei6puHotu.
S:jtom Der SOO Sid in Ssiuen bsittn Sabren aus
unircr Ititt, Rlbm.
A6, Dit trluri9 mar fir uus Die StuHosI
NadO;u Ssin 10 tribes SbeiOu lam.
So iblai nm iiB ben 5oossiblummer,
S6tdf ianft in Etinsm tng:n 8aum;
Ser oirt,rblitbsnsu tisitr Summer
Stprt uiht Seintn l6ou:H 6ritoenstrdum.
8tDiomct BON tiusr @uttiu
go uuo SpbHs o eprge ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
! %erIammlung @Mn;etgen.

Az Die udhite Observation-Disclosures Der Yhtz
S aIieoer Der "proSieeutid" rpiro heuts,
Wittiuod), ben Is. SaHuar b. j., Ibenes 3 ubr, III
Rains'S Sale fattiiuoen.
14-6J 6rani Snod)e, 8riiiOeut.
~xE@ Cine Notwithstanding Der attieHinbns
~ Der oer'M AEYLAND MANUFACTURING
4 CONSTRUCTIONS co. of BALTIMORE CITY"
iino.t Tonucrifda, Den d. Sauuar 1898. Gddl=
mittoas Z lbr, I'M Siireau Der 9omTGauie, Cir. $40
biz 4 North 2 trnkc. lott. l6(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
nie Faltdmiiu,rr BON Sofa Mica

Wielt Monatt lang bobtH Die Joll6mlulr bon
Sofia 8ica p.fdli6.t electromagnetic ousqcotbtu,
bis Der Setroo f5. ME ss beibt, auf 81, 5000 100 &c.
teat bat. SuipeEtoren oes 9~ebeimoienttg iporsu e
bauptid6lid, pel6e bic uebsltbdter Der SUM-, aus
l~ieftrttn. Tie @irtiamttit oes 6tbtimbitufes If,
User allen 3tpeiftl trbabsu, jtoOd III cs Our6uus
fein @sbsirnib, %iOnoern zine ettenfunoiqe Sbats
bitttrs BEN S6pa1en. gtrp6isn uub SDsptptitsru
l,iftt, BON pirili9tm @ertbe III. lu6 baron bat
e.. nie BON BEN c6ttn 9otsn Gotta 9ica's, pom 3tit
al 3eit 5dliGungen esetbtn, %inoehtH eir metfsrs
Seg beiliqen gecrs uno ots Sro6en nebt Der aubsrs
oroeutli6 itin ausqtiibrten tppoarapbtibtH arbcit
laFtn f3 nit Grfole niGt uobma6sn: .5sosrmann,
Der oas 9itttrs osbrou0t bat. ftnnt itiHe nuuoeys
beren Giaenihaftsn uno bic Wlerfmalt pts atubertH
Der Slai6en. Eielts anqsHtbms SeltbunG 5mittef
btrbutet unD btilt NIT poftipc Siberbtit Ilalnria,
Rbeumotismus SebeFlsiO.u, Standardization unb
SDspepfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

Ser Sturm 1T Tpsge=
brO4en unb 4les itebt auf Der 8ippe."
Die erite @bitimmung in annapolis
lit iebr bebeutun9spol, unb nenn bic
9emofraten ibre 8arten gut fpislen,
bann fDnnen ie fpenigftens @orman's
NQ4fplaer beitimmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

uner MarpIGnber Sc
natDr 8. 8. WeuingtOn mar bel Der
bentpiirOigen Qbiimmung iiber Cob
yes Bin ni6t unipefenD; aber er bate
feinem n9drtner" bod iagen oiirfen,
pb er bafir poer bagegen ittmmen
peroe. Dap er es niat that, gefGGt
nns niht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
9ratta Rgaft am "A ROS. 1897.

2tat II wall q M IA. u D. 1897.
3ah 6biaqo NM 0tm Rorop,f II. Mt. glopals
station, 1901 @orm.tta3s. 6.42 Abcu0s tdqlih.
Samotns S%iatisn, l0l2, 1925 gormittlg3, 100
RAD CINCINNATI. ct. eouis uup ecuisoia,. mt.
8o1al Stg;iOu. 226 Na6mittaQs. lO.H Nb.nDs
IId9iiD. HamotnsS citation. 1925 9ormlttn8s, 30
Radmi:toNs, 1875 GbtnOs.
RAD S.ttsburI uHO GlcptluuO, Nlt. RoOaI=Stls
non l"4 Soymittass tdgIi3. 40 Nb,uos. uu5Q:s
norlnl'n SOuntuas. GamOnsS Citation, 1912 9ors
mliiaqs rno 40 gbtuOs. idol,h.
RAD Columbus. SulsOO INN Istrcit. ut. RoplIs
station, l0A NbtHos. 6amosusS tn.;ou, 1915
HAD 0tirsCrlsans, Wsmpbts. @irmiuabam,
CHATTANOOGA. Ruorgin.. griitpl uno Rolnpl,. Wt.
9o0al=St0'teu. az @phtutdQsu 7.3 Hbcuos:
So1Hials 90 Tb,Hos. Gum0tnz Stl'iou, an yo3s
@eiia9tH rs Nb'H9s, Souut00s 100 Nb,uO5.-
SbIatraN1on RON 8alfjmor: nab H.u- Orleans uuO
oon gdibinQtou mad U,mphis.
Rad GncaO. DIT. RonllsStlttou, 2.2j RIbmits
ia95 td3Itb. 6nmo'nsS tatjoH. 30 N1bmjttlgs
tdQ.ti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

BON Dem feu9tfrDbGi3en
8rin3en bon @ales er3dblt Elm anoz
nbmer 8iograpb, Dab er einmal in
Srantrei9 genOtbigt mar, feline ubr
gu perfeBen, Inn feline 9otelre4nun9
gu be3ablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
0nnnnn.Nnrf.G cnnrtern.

Ben. S,ftiOntn fuo isst lur 9,j1:Iauns SERGE.
ri6ttt. 9it!t aus9epGhlte Gets. Ter Suptrintsr.
bent pt3 Crumbs uuo Sp0,us piro isOs s,piiRidt.
Nu5funit %.rtbtitts. Sds 6 Il III Ft6t
tiu!ib lur Snip,ftioR UiitH. @sueu Rdbsr.m iU,uc.
mua iA an 0m SuptrinteHo.Ht;u ODER al pas Su,
r.aa in Rr. 32, RSrDsGbGrltss5tr.
IMn-;IG t&A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Advertise.

The constant drop of water
Wears away the hardest stone;
The constant gnaw If Towser
Mssticate' the toughest bone;
The con snJ cooling lover
Carries + the blushing maid;
And the constant advertiser
Is the enc that gets the trade.
(NatioAal Iatelligencer.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Wnf Eentih:

@titdns'aes Baf,rtrOpftn
So6blt aus DEN bart fen St,iu;
S:itdHs's,r Sunos 9tag,u
Si,st iib,r jdb' @:b,in;
tS~:ftGuD'gts 9ar,iirtn
Grlpeitt Die iproos NiGio;
9eftGno'o:s AruoHcirtu
3riagt 9auOtl ,p;it uno brett.
(6inc. 9oltsfro.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
NGittpud,, ben 10. Sammar 1898.

3einIt9 tOnnen
mir i4on mprgen ben Namen BON
9ormdn's Nd6fploer mitthellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
aoeitlide NlarplanOer Giienbabn.
.ue,sftam8 3. ottObsF 1891

Sratiu Rrdl I ! w y"
o... ,,rro6,n nj, etaeuss ]tati9n, mic fOi9ti =
5aSEG IN e5utaiug, Saupiltnl., ~ eS; ~;
~ lt%V o,n el0m uHO au5gsRSJHn!tn Son'log5
y y nv y R. T., GRGmbersbur1 Ma'''NsOHE8 uAo
8ir5'rtr:,,os gori, %. < $. Sin. uuo
~ SSI ri, 6hib bon gmOres9roos' t'FnsF Sar'
San0I .ro q, 1 {. R. r.. r
lislt u.g ;tt,Ss = pauptllHit. 6bambsEsbute,
b! S Gs. GGtmamits6uro unO q. 4 9B Ut. u. nab
sbmsn l[Si9toos @tiom. mad rIHiOn'griOG'
uno &anoo%tt,,o qtiOm. nod ilnionsgriog,.
!lg.lI, 1SS,ttgsbnre, Irruer Carlisle uno U. L -
q. ~ ,i,,ass - qltom. uat GmorosBrost
l225 GIGa"-;..eGg aItom. mad uujousGriDlt
H53 I1@S4Smiffa9s - GIprsb mad Yo:f uHo 2. u
g. 1SI-gttrittsag - Wtiom. mad Gmor1sGroU.
TX ]9Tssbmittaas = GTpr,b nab guItttn an PET
+yo sI,I;TTi,. f,ruer GrtDuii, GmmitsbuT1, S9lP'
Sa.sggTro uub u. & 99. n. 8.
va gcAmit,aeg - Gfioul. nab Guorgs0toOI
~ 0IE,rns - attsm. mad uutOnstrogt'
30 = gb,ues 49, @fiem. nab en'oroaSteps.
~ o. SIE,ups - Atism. mad GmovpsSSope.
Tsoii6. !Sssli6, ausgtUoHlmeH S9AN'aaS
lRur Scuntags..
Mint. MN S,sddsCff Rr. 21 Ch'@altin'F'
StraBe. .Wptuu.s.
e2tSr- gpofbrpsfs RoribsAptnuesl SIaIlon al
y IN Sope, 8eutrals9s3atfslaertt, -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE
rad RemsNoFt uuD WhUdbeTuhiI.

Int3ua. luero.u Durd Ous 9inti1s 2tbt btI:ubttt.
CgrlaTtn Dit. aopals Citation ( 1Iiuut,a ipdt,r.)
gab 4,UsgsrI, Bottom unO O,m Cttn, an 8os
6:HtugeL G.55 ytorGtas Spstitp13goal $50.
QO.5O SpttitDaggoul 9orm,ttags, Psi, 2l5
SprisDasg0u), 3.49 gabmtttags, 600 SptiitDap'
COM, 900 abtuOs, lis Nabts, S6laiDG qg0r BON
DIT. GoDal . Station, piI,H iir y1hlaiut 1906
gbtups). SOuutaqs, l7.55, $50 S~gtnsna9goH)
9ormittd9s, t2.l5 cptigpagson), 3.49H19HItis9s,
600 Sp,iispaoosul, geo A5tnos, Ills Ndbts.
Sdldfpa aeon pom ut. 8opllsS totion, oif:n iIr
9aiaQitr. 1900 AbtHos.)
had qtlanticsGjtf. 7.55 Nsorgtns, 1870 9ormits
tags, $3.50, las hB Nabmittags. Sonnia9s,
Mas 9bilsSsipbio, 8ilminstsn NM Gbcftr, an
QBo6eutaptn, as SptieDaggsul $50, tlO.5O, nur
in elimination a~nbalttHD, Sp,itDaGgOn) 9Ormits
tags, l257, (2l5 eptIitDa9goH, nur IN Yeilmlnos
qon), 800 ab,ue4. lis Ra&ts. sOnutags 0.5j
uue $50 Sp,iitpoasoEl Normlitags, t2.l5 Spite
%paggOnl, $40 gu6mtttags, 600 SpsiitDaggOnh
. RAD aoiais statiSntn an o,r g5ilaOtlp5ir 9iots
fou. an qpuhtutaqcu, 800 8prmittdqs, 300 gd6s
mittuqs, sos ab,nOs. eOnntags, $50 9ormittla5
uuo sos g6tuss.
mad Hr,pnid, 100 9ormittass, l.2O, 430 Gat'
mittdog uus 5.25 AbWos. Nm SoHHtdgtH, 9S
gprmittaas uHp 5.25 abtnos. 100
Rae 8int,fu, 1880 GbsHos, !24s uuo 1870
Sa5 Saa;rstowu, lo.I2 g0rmitta0s, Hlo IND
ma SS5 DIT. GirO unO 9.afation,u, an @o8,n'
tao,u. 80 0ormittdas, l.20, 40 HHbnittGg5,
SIS 4b,nss. 6SunfGSs, 9.35 @ormI!ta5s, 525
0a5 Gniott.eitp, an 8o&tnts9m. g. IsE'
Gems, 7.3O, HOO 9ormittdgs, l2e 80 ~ 'a9'
initials, 5.25, $50 lilo abtHos. SonHtles 700
Wsrmittaqs, 5.25, $50, lilo @5,Hos.
Nah Curtis Ban, an @ohs1il5tn, 6.25 DtoTs
o,ng, g,ridBt Gurtis' gap, an Gs03'ntaS'H, 800
"'i lM5:o.n.mm, eUnntaa8. !Wnr eOnntaas.
EId1lih. fGrprtbiug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Wnrh Mnihinntnn.

DIT. 8o5llsSfatipn. an 90obsutagtu. 3G.lO. T0j
Niors:us. E7.5O. 1850, XlO.Oi 9ogmj;taqs, fl24L,
f2.26, 1896 Ri6mjtlaQ3, 354l, EG.42. f749.
$50. XlO.0l Gormtttaag, x326. 1886 Ra6mits
tags, I642. fq.32, flO.4l N5mos.
Communication, an @ob,rtuasu, 800, f6l5,
1G.25. G.35 DlorQ,us. f7.30, ES.0O. S.35, 1900.
3l0.l2, RIO p @ormittdQs, l2.15, fl2.50, f2i9
80, (f3.45 IS Wiuut:nl 14.lO Ra6mitta0s SOB.
f5.50. 6lS, E70C, f7.39, E7.5S. 9.l5, 1910.
f10.5j, ll.3O Nbtuos. Scuutoas 1905. 635 Iioys
X2.40. f345 a. Wiur.tr) P1tmittaqs. 50j, GlS.
ROO, E7.30, al5, 1910. Ross, ll.3O NbtnOs.
lad annapolis, DIT. 8sools Statiou, !705 DSor'
GERS, $50 gormittags uno 54l Ibeuns. 6dmoens
Station, 720 MpCgsus, 9O0 9rrmlttaqs, 40
gtudmittaqs uHD $50 qb:uOg. IN SouHta5tH, 900
9oTmittads uuo sos Gb,ups.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
,.Neuc San=Qiuie,"

mad Dem sabeH ria Clo BOiHt Comfort uHO 9IOrfOIt,
60.
GtfGhrt taglIt, auSseH0WmeH SOHHtdas, MI $50
absnos, NIT anihluB in Old Boint Comfort al bic
IS. IL y. GIieRbabR" uHo in Horfolt al ote" : outacru
Sa6u," pAllaHtIc Soait yIHc." ,~ltorfoIr mo G9;ttrH. "
~%2ttIGuttc uHo SuuuIls, aJiori0lt mo SoutheT1" mo
~na}nrfnlf. gkirnInInE9,nh nnh Southsrn SiieHhahn. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Roltimure;annapuIis sbartsSinss
Giirnbabn.

alta "A. RoptMbtr 1897.
LEI ro,TTlsT,n bic gamSsHsSta ii0H nab Gunaeos
5usS SmiiS,nialiousn Gn g8o6tntas'n nm 80,
$50 " @of5ss s aaS lilo 9 gSS q. a' Z E" ;. an 5ist %sSs.
GTs!tB n2% IN ~" gBctntagtH I'm 4O5 Ra5mtrtG9s.
Sta.t.",' 500 gormittdas uub 40 Ratmittc0s.
SSSi"Srt BON annapolis nab Sa!iImoI, an 8o5tas
Aola9'e 4; uuo SIS 9ormittass, 200 glittdgs.
55aSsSSHg eobIHittaQg unO 6lO absnes. SoHntags 9.31
SSiVogymittass un6 Clio ab,nos. Gin GraatJu9 i1brt
,Ssi;h' olgatnommtH SoRntess, pom gSet u, 3ieE
nn,fn.Gtrabr, Baltimore, db;
s"V' =. million SrOnu
Reufrals@ eih A. F+s ri krsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Port Qiuie,"

uO6 HSelizBort uHo RIhmoEo.
Abiubrt uoR Baltimore l,ben 5IeHitag, SoHHeritla
mo SGnitG9 nm 5 ubr ytOhmlttd9s.
BILLET SuJeau: Wr. 2O5, ST. dItimOrczStr..
NO S0IuteHUUmer I'M 8Orau5 beitrlI uHo GepGd Guis
gelgbeu utroeH tam,
Nouple9 irsdur: Er. $40, Gighttra6e.
Reubcn Spifcr. u. =. Sbism,
Observation-Disclosures. GeaeraGzSiust TaeHt.
tNul3l-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
&ffnnntntadnnaeM
Ssteuers Nppcnattous @eridJt,
R.skhnuA

@aItimpr {, Den -. Sanudr 1893.
&n @smdbbeit Der @titse Yearplauo's psrosH an=
our1 Santen uHO incorporate SompaqnleH. oulQsz
iorptrt, ipdtfftng om tritn 5aQe pes WdrJ 1893 Die
Nlmtn ibrtr in Der start Salttmor,
IN 0 bnbuteR 9ttionart uuo etn S;traq
Der in rints Seotn 9sFs btfiuoliben Attien n'bt
iuobubafttn g.rioncn Q,b0rtu, Diei:m 8tri1tsbott
tinjubtriaten, DssQl,i6en dl,s AM / Dtdrj 1893
M SeiiB btiu0tsr trtorpprtrttr
& ompaorit'r btfinDli6t NM 20 Il
0ititu Q~thaltcut Giptutb II III nsbtt
otfeH Uousm lmiaug, uno elmer S:ibr'i6uH0 ieIntr
Nddt anjumtlOeH.
&m Suffrage Der 3i6ter Dts St;utr=Appslltions=
@tridtes
I3-S) Sbun,aS G. W Gcrmif, Glert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19

DAB lid bic betben 9or@
teien iiber bic Ginpanoerunesfrage fp
haarf9arf i6eiben piirben, bGtten mir
aud ME geba9t. Die Republitaner
bon Sqtnpis unb Wiseoniin I9einsn
ibre priigeG raid bsrgeiIen gu buben,
bic lie tpegen bes gbparosz unb BEN
nett : 8eieBes erbielten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
Its
81 SbomaS 6. McGrrmid, Glcrf.
NH Gle ~ridfdnftgeH SreucrI0bler.
~ Stcuers Hepartemcnt, Hatbhaue.

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baltimore, Den Il. &dHuar 1893.
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qeltnft, oab ali: in 1897 ~unbtjabit gtblltbtutl
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iiuoru, UNI ials ~risi,lbtu uibt Dor Dem |. i { :
brudr b,3ablt p:rOtu ioat,u, iutrOtH %oenisbsl
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9rutt0s8ttruQts biu3uQtiiQt. lin oici,
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Obigsm Satum 0~eltiittt iptroen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-19
9ampfi3ifs Nn;eigen
-n@ Gricsfon finit gttras.Iu

- GrirsGon-f init. %t sT.:ISs,,
nad phiIabeIpbia. SaiuiS e~ius,Insr Eabrpr.is
800, s,bHtSoias grtlriioa s.. %; Gt6-un1sln.r
EGhrpyis ST so, VbEtdsist g~vfurfiOu S. 0 sad
gtlartics6itp g.. 8. grturior s3.-5. Qat gf,rps
SerHtr SlH,ts Hah 5ans 9tutr. Sorou, 9lbauu, Erop,
9t.=g. gI:ps apsn, Srio lspOrt Uus BortIuHe, NE,
uHo BunittH norbliG. &ielit, GusstHomuen Sonns
tass. um 5 ubr gahW. @rturiionS, Slatt. rO,rbcn
mn i'm Sarsau p%srtauft. 6ra6t Slierr ais ME nit
Der Balm. &6Idt Hah pGTpolst. Clarence GhrIs
psTs aSsat, VII. 400, etsbtfrGse. CGtts-l
0SdItImurc=, GhcidpcaFcz uue 8td)mpnez
~ SampfidlIH Gpmpd9uir.
Ser. StaGteE YoioGmpier -Ati0Hta" mo -G5cylotte."
WDw JSirr Wy. ~ m Qi1htiTafe. ME i1Iot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-06

The agrarisn war in Germany against
American cattle aud beef has produced
what is little short of o famine Prices
have advanced 90 per cent. and large
numbers of the urban population have
been obliged to forego flesh food as Q
luxury. It is alleged that dog meat is
openly advertised for sale in many mar.
kets The Neuesti Nachrichten. pub
lished at Chemnitz. large manufactur-
ing town. is named as paper regularly
containing advertisements for fat young
puppies. Well. the Germans have the
matter in their own hands All they
need do is to relax their absurdly vexa-
tious and prohibitive inspection laws to
the limits of reason The United States
is doing brisk business at the same old
stand and is prepared to sell live and
refrigerated meats of all descriptions for
cash or approved credit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-06
Twnin,. Meterlal F. : storie..

In Berlin, when one pays his fare to
the conductor Of street ctI, he receives
ticket, which is sool- asterward col
lected by an inspector, no boards the
car at a fixed point. Gre day, just MS
joke. Mark Twain paid his fzre Is
times on one trip, each time throwing
the ticket out of the window or under
his seat as soon as he had deposited the
regular fare with the conductor. A few
minutes later the inspector would get
on the car and demand tickets all
around. Of course Twail, had none to
show and had to buy another, apparent
ly with reluctance. The performance
amused the American, dumfounded the
conductor, who had never met SO reck-
less passenger. and tickled the native
passengers. who thought the foreigner
we'll punished for his negligence. By
this modest investment material was
obtained for capital story, which net
ted Mark Twain just $500.-Ladies'
Home Journal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-06
.---z----- s----------
FARO BUILT TIE CHURCH.
Bishop Put Up . Good Fight, and the
Sports Clipped In 81 500.

Bishop Put Up Good Fight. and the
Sports Clipped In @1.s0O.
Bishop Worthineton of Omaha is now
a strict churchman. His sermons are
severe in doctrine and hold out little
hope to sinners unless they repent.
However. the bishop knows human ma
ture. He learned it in the best school
for an education of that kind-the far
west.
Years ago, when Mr.. Worthington
was recent graduate f1om the theolog-
ical seminary, he began his gospel work
in Butte, Mon. The town was then q
mining camp pure and simple. 1t had
saloons, dance halls aud gambling
rooms, but neither church nor school.
Its inhabitants were rough, tough and
ready-manliness was their god, and it
was this manliness which made the
west what it is #fA
At college Worthington was q boxer
and an onrsman. In Butte these accom-
plishments served him we'll, fer they
gave him a strong arm and quick eye.
His gospel services " ere held ID tent.
There was no money to build a church.
x O1C 0My @@ 4C WAS WAAAAAS GAO1& t6u
principal street the bully Of the town
approached him.
"Do you want to fght?" asked the
desperate.
'No." replied the clergyman.
"Then take that'
But chat never came. Worthing-
ton warded Off the blow, and with his
good right fist sent the bully to grass in
scientific fashion.
That night the affair was talked over
in Cy Henry's gambling house.
"I like that chap Worthington, said
Bill johnson. He strikes good blow.
Let's all play for him tonight"
The proposition was agreed to, and
the next morning &1, 800 won at faro
was presented TO the minister. That
money built the first church in Butte.
Chicago Chronicle
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-11-06

The death of NJ Pierre Puvis de Cha
vannes, the greatest of modern mural
and decorative painters. calls attention
to branch of art which. however neg
lected. is yet Of the highest importance
He turned his attention from the more
frequented walks of the painters ambi-
tion to field for its exercise which is
closely associated with the public need
and the uplifting OF the popular taste
The art of beautifying great buildings
and making the pictorial art walk hand
in hand with architecture has not in
spired many great men since the days
of Raphael. Michael Angelo and Da
ViIci They transmitted their spirit
to a worthy successor in Puvis de Cha
vaEnes His work. characterized by
great breadth. dignity. yet simplicity
of style. has scattered itself widely
throughout France In the United
States it is exhibited solely in the beau
tiful panels of the staircase hall Of the
Boston Public library. placed there in
1896 The subjects Of the panels are
1.-The MUSES. Greeting the Genius Of En-
lightenment" and Astronomy and
I" Pastoral. Dramatic and Epic
Poetry" One wishes that genius for
art in this country would find express
sion through this outlet as it has done
through sculpture There could be no
nobler ambition for the pictorial artist
than. effort toward the more public and
widely refining results which appeal so
directly to the general heart. SO directly
affect the taste Of the masses and their
sense of the beautiful M