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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-04

hundred dollars with the doctors, when l realized that
they could do good. had large spots all my
body, and these broke out into running and
endured all the suffering which this vile disease pro-
duces. l decided to try S. 5 last resort and
greatly improved. l followed closely your 'Drec
ons for SeifTreatment and the large spotches my
chest began grow paer and smaller and before long
disappeared entirely was cured perfectly and my
skin has been clear glass since. cured my
self homo after the doctors had failed completely
1t is valuable time thrown away to expect the doctors
Contagious Blood Poison for the disease is be-
yond their skill SWifts Specilic-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-04
HOME CURE
FOR Blood POISON.

doctors do more harm than good in treating
Contagious Blood Poison; many victims OF
this loathsome disease would be much better
of to-day if they had never allowed them
selves to be dosed on mercury and potash, the
only remedies which the doctors ever give for
blood poison.
The doctors are wholly unable to get rid Of
npt to heal up the outward appearance of the
Il 4
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-04
Beware Of the Doctors
Patchwork; You Gan
Cure Yourself at Home.


of
indefinitely doing the
% than disease
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
Der 9ent(fje Correspondent.
.Sa

"Snceum48 heater." = Dice Noh. iebeu
ebumIep."
9tirOu uuo 3immsrmau's nGioSemie."-
Yttls Bohe itoen gbeno uno giittiuod unb Soulz
nag Nobmittas; The Liars"
pNoro'e Spernhans." Seoeu abeuo
nnS paittiDOb unh samtos Hadmittas: THE Moth
and the Flame"
IpoHioapfrlsen, Ehedter."-9ieie &ofe
itOeH abenO uHO moutoc. glittipo5 uHS eamtau
RG9mittaa: down in Dixie
"GuOiturirnt Ruhthoa ."-9ieie @ote
lsesH Na6Hiittas uHb abeno: "A milk White Flag"
pSonerliher Serqnii guuas . Siersiu."-
Stufc otn 6. 3tbrudru s. orobsr 5dbr,5ban in
"F "SsIeD!ahosAtdotHl;t' Su Si0bllu0tpluH.
"@ermauia .yoge Sir. ], >. 8. j. Co.
SStat' on G; dt5rnar, enOslutsybaltuuo uno
Coa IN Der sGr0bfnEs1aut.4
@clanautretu p0armonie 6eute,
BEN G. G'sruar, GrOber @asftnoaa in Ser Bluff
"Ariun," - Seuts, ben 6. Ssbruur. gro.
Der @asitu.S0a in Der s@srmGnia.WdunsrSo
"@uituu aooIpb Gereiu." - 6suts, Den
6; 6tbruar, 10. s;iftuno@ftt uno srduJ6sn in Der
EOtrnidHin : SurHbauc.E
"Arbelier - D~tcHuerdlor." - Dlittuodl.
ben &; Gtbruur, arOber &asttnbon in Der .Ssrmo.
niasDlanncrdor Sale"
p@srmania=5nrn.T ereiu." - Sieuitaa,
ben T. 5ebruar, Qrobeg Musfsnban III s6ItOtrg
rSr6ehrion=&uae."
"llntel 2,rGiia-Ssreeu." - 9ieuitng. ben
z 6tbrnar, @rObtr Mastsnbal in Der Y@trman;a.
Mnuntrbor=0dut."
Saborsy1ceum .-Ntou;aq, ben Is. Tebr.,
erSbtr Gtdsftnbau III rS6ltosls @aue.s
"Nrobiuus" DtaSteubnn 0lenitaa. Sen IA.
GtSrnar, III Der s@crmaril= 0idruer6or= odQ.."
M%eteIiuppe
btutt, ben 6. Ss6rgar. BE- GonraO Iti9barSt,
Hr, S23, Wsi=3ratt=StroE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

ben Grduleip Qnnu Seger uno g.
5rdrte.
Bel BEN SGu9erbHn6Ieru.
Der @aT1irgion SdHgsrbaro oerz
anflttete e:It;rr fir Ieine N}itslitOsr
uro 7reunDe in iair:m Gla6plu1e DEN
3peitsn 3Eltar Q6:ro Der 8ir.ers
Gallon. 3as 5peidttiae Quit PEI
Qler. Gl3'5 r@r lit nift siieriiaHs"
Qo!anqte CUR 2(uTi6rung. Die bier
0artn bortommarosn Psrionen nurosn
qeTpislt ron cen Ssrrsp 81. 9dHtnonr,
5r. GIferi4 unO 10. 9draemdnn u.
6rau 80Ter5sr9 = Dsber. Dor Der
Multiplying lang 5r. j. 8. Caring
oWi GcupIets, rGmli6 DIS ut gordM
mas Sblimmes." 50 ne sdn3e feline
6ren0e" Il. Der If0re Gdbaemdm,~
Ossg,eifen orsi mad Der 8Oriteuurg:
Der parlie6te 5aus.R9t, Der &ez
gimert5 5am5cur" urO n9aterireus
Den Ooer cas- arIt2 S6brAen."
BUR % Rationale GOrbepz
tio Der MQ.Iter 6dusaritreiter Il.
Detorutsure iao gsItsrn Qosro 1tu4
Cincinnati, Cf;o. tpOiai6It biz Gprs
osatjcn itattfiroet, as DalegaIen Ger
bis7igen Organization Die $50. Dug.
ReGmert, 6reo. s. Stino.er uno u.
u. 36iel ub9er2iIt. Sr Dd7birgtou
raroen oieTe 3sIegaten nit Oenionjgan
ans 9tjluOeap6ja, Bottom unO @oT6s
irQton 3uIammsntrsffen unO Damn nit
Deniel6er naa Cincinnati, Objo, pe,z
terfQbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

qoli5et : @ummiFGr GOfon %.
@6rbper, beFen Qmtstermin mil BEN
/. MGr3 abI9IieBt, fat pom a4tb.
Siioor RoDner Elm Re9tsgutdhte1 IN
9e3pg auF bas Rttt oss 9oupernsurs
2otpnoss, einsn Ra4fOlger fiir pm,
S9r1bsr gu errsmen, erRdIten. 9r.
3apnsr Iagt in Dem Re4tsgutafRn,
baB er nu9 IOr9fGltiger @rtpagung
Der @e{eBe gu Der 4nfiat getommen
III, buB Der 8ouDsrnsur in Oieiem6ous
tein Rs6t Cat, cine @rnennurg gu mo-
den; cine 8atan3 III na9 Dem 9eleBe
nur bor6anbsn, fpenn cine Reilgndtto1,
Elm SpbesFdu ODER cine Q6TeBun9 elm
tritt. - Bon ben Rspublitdnern 1T
elm Druid ausgaii6t porOen, ben Sou
psrneur gu peranlaf&n, einen 9&o6foI@
ger fir 6rn. SfrGper gu ernennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
1t1tr einett Solar
StaOt Baltimore.
SrirfbefDrnrruns nod Dem NnsIunOr.

Die auslGnbif8e 9oIt fir bic nit
benz II. 6e6ruar enbenoe Mo9e
I9IieBt i'm bieIigen 9oitamts Gin alien
5duen piinttli6), pie folgt: Pddet=
poft fir Sdmdicu per Oumpftr BON
bieiem Safen I6GieBt cine Stunbe Friiz
Der, pie unten a~nge9e6en.
Wontdg - 9 ubr 8ormittd9s: fir
g1aTau, 9.zp., bia Miami. 7 l16r
@6enbs: fir G6ind unDSapan bid Ia
coma. 8 11br Mbenos: fir 5onburus
un6 Guatemala pia RepAOr orleans. II
1l9r 3a9ts: fir GentralZQmerita uno
6Gfen an Der Siib>9dciFicfiiite bio
Colon; fir Sud9ua uno Sopti per
DompFsr rSaginatp."
Dienftog = 9 u6r 8ormitta9s: fir
CUBA btd Wfiomi. II u6r 8ormitz
tags: fir Samuica Dta SPORT antonio
Der OdmpFer bon Baltimore. 8 l1br
@6enbs: fir Gotta 8ica pio NepzOrz
leans. 8 u6r M6enbs: fir europa per
Oampfer st. Bouts" bia South
ampton (grisFe fir Srtupo miiTsn per
st. Qouts" be3ei9net iein). II l16r
Qbenb8: fir europa per 0umpfer
,MdieItic" pid Aueenstonn. II l1br
Nd4ts: fir Bermuda per 0ampfer
nSrinibab;" fir Portp 8icO per 8unz
Observation-Disclosures.
Mittpp9 - 9 ubr 8ormittdgs: fir
96afTou, N.~P., pid Miami, 5ta. 1.30
116r 9a6mittdgs: fir Guba bin
Sdmpd.
0onnerItd9 - II ubr g1d6ts: fir
8rdIilien unb Die Ga Yldtaz2Gnoer
per Odmpfer rNiti" Dia 9ernombuco
unb Rio Ssaneiro.
Freitag - fir Cuba bta Campo.
z ubr @bepb8: fir europa per Dam
pier r2ucaria" pid Queenstppn
(8rieFe fir 6rantrei9, Siio : europa,
GqDpten uno 8ritiI6 zSnoien miifIen
per ,2ucdnio" be3ei9net fein). 9 u9r
Q6enbs: fir 5rdntrei6, SiibzGurppd,
Geppter II. 8ritiI6zSnbteD per DAM
pier ga Champagne" bta SABRE
CgrieFe fir dnbere Sbeile @uropu's
miiTen per ga Champagne" be3ei9nst
fein). II 16r Ra6ts: fir GOrtunez
Ssldno unb Sumoica per 0dmpfer
r2tqsebanD;" fir 9renuba, SriniOdb
unb So6ugo per 9anpfer nSrratpdoz
bb;" fir 9orto Rico, 9ene3ueIu uDO
Curacao per 0ampFer n@urucus."
Samita9 = u6r 8ormittdgs: fir
Gubn unb HdfTdu. RN.. bid Midmi.
Die 9oit nab ReuS6unbIdnO unb
WtiqueLon bia Bolton uno 9dlifaT
f6lieBt bier tdgli9 UNI 4 u6r 1d9mit>
tuas; fir Quitralien, Reu : Seeldnb,
Sdtpuii, 6iii uno Samoa bid San
Sran3isco tdgti9 bis gum Is. 5ebruar
I'm z u6r 4benos.
g. Oubies Warfielb, ppftmeiter.
,DFFtnguirtsr gefu4tr
DoerSo9ns9 optins unts
berfitGt. - Qoro 5drrar 9erz
f9eu, Der friibere 2orb : &onsler DON
GngldnO unb G6ef Der 6ritiI9en Com
million, bic 3ur 3eit in Daf6iHgton
tagt, Inn bic 0iFTeren3sn 3pii4en Den
Ser. Stdaten unb ganaba gu f9li9>
ten. beIu4te ON SamItag Die Sobus
6optins : uniberTitGt urtb tpar fpdter
prGFOent @ilman's 9aIt i'm unibere
fitp : Club.
9as menf6Ii4e @ei4le6t lit bieIen
@6merSen ausgeieBt. @enn le nur
niBten, pie fpertbboa ct. Sufob's
Sst If. piirbe teine GumiIie p6ns bies
Iss 5siImittsI fsiH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
2St6tis fit An;eiaeuOe.

3H 1tarpiauo sri6.iut euser BEN .9suti&sH
eorrsfponoeuten. f.iu. ein,iQs Ssuti6, Stituno,
tOtl6s cine STud:9rtde btftt, bic i'm etanb, in,
bic aUflass beg s0mti6en gsrrsipoRotuteu' In
~tDeaieer. ais
finf Stunoert
~ Srudsn. Sit 9r,Ts Ots ,GOrrsiSoHS.zteH' fam
be dufIGse iratno elmer aHosren, tSslibtH osutA
iEen Ssituns in Tiarplanc in
fiitlf Dtinuten
hrn6tn, talleu Gub GbldbIsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
TO ADVER-
TTSFRS
hrHdsn. talieu uaO GbidbIsu.

There is NO German paper in Maryland. except
fng the German Correspondent, that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition of Der
Deutsche Correspondent IN less than
FIvE HOURS.
The press Of the Correspondent" will print
fold and count the entire edition Of any other
daily German paper in Maryland in
FIVE MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

Der s. It 4bpIp Der
elm" feiert 6eute in Der y@srman:az
5urn6aqe" an Der 9pItpfficezQpenu
fem 10. StiftungsfeIt nit na9folgenz
benz 8rGnaden. 0a Elm umIi9t;g:s
Gomita gu oieiem 6eit bic peitge6anoz
ften 8orbereitungen 9etrofFen bat,
ite6sn ben S6eilnehmern iebenTaQs
ptrgriigte StunOen beDor.
&rant,eIter : II. Freunbz
los. - Die 10 Sabre aIte Qnnie
MDerS pon 9itts6urg tpuroe 9eItern
frant auf Der StruBe duFgefunben unO
muBte nu4 Dem rB09nerinnsnz6oz
fpitul" an Der Weitz2om6qrozStraB
ge6ra4t per0en. sic iugt, lie babe
feline @ltern unO lei obne 5reunbe.
WtII guntonz8rob" elm
+ i6ren. - Sine Delegation Der
r5sOeratton Of 2ubor" erT6ien am
Gamitag Bel benz Reftuurateur Ri8arb
8artf6, Nr. 103, 5urriIpnzStrabe, in
9egleitung zines Comics Der Bidder
Union" u. erfu9te benIsl6en, Union
8roD" ein3uFibren. 5r. 8artT9 emit
ipra4 bem Wurf&e Der 9erren unb
pirD nit elmer nl1nions8Gderei" in Der
nGditen ,3eit in 8er6inOung treben.
5euerf9aber.- 9ur9 einen
f4dbbaFtsn S9ornItein entItanb ge>
tern i'm 3~fpeiten Stodtpert bes 6auz
les Gr. $50, 8eTt : 8uItimorefrqBe,
nel9es BON Suan @en3elD ais Gigurz
renz2aben benuBt ipirb, elm Seuer,
pel6es, e6e es gelDf9t fperbsn tonnts,
eiren S6dben bon $50 anri6tete.
Oas Ge6dube it @igent6um DON g.
@riffit6, Rr. 4O5, OItz8aItimorez
Strabs.
l. 0ur9 6tler tpurbe oeIterp in
benz 6auIe beg 5rn. @m. &linoefb0z
fer, Gr. 26, Sib : PatterIon : 8drfz
Qlcenue, Elm S6n6en BON 800 dnoez
ri6tet. Die 6euerpebr purbe burd
einen Qlarm bonn &aten 3r, 172 bsrz
bei GeruFsH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

Die ngliIa6et6 Ridmers" 1T Der
brittle 0ampfer fir Baltimore. Der
Ielbe berIisB Bremen am 81. Sanuur
nit 120 Bufagieren. uno am IeBten
6reitaq trat audi Der &aiiitenoampfer
n8iae6aO" nit 27O 9ahagieren bic
6a6rt nab Baltimore an. OieIe 6eiz
ben 0ampfer perDsn 60df pu6rz
i4einIi4 ungefd6r gu berieI6en 3eit
bier a~rIanQen, Du Der rDiae6do" Be-
Oeutsnb T4neqer fd6rt, aIs bic Sit
idbetb Hidmsrs."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
Snnntng Srrageiima.
Mon1ignore Mc@OIgun's Sooestag.-
@ines &tr4eHIdngers TIberns5
Su6iIdum.

Subtlaum.
Mel in frii6erer 8eit oftmalS I6on
an Tef5igitsn Sage DOt OItern Die
5aIten angsFangen purben, Durum
piro Der geItrtge Sag Sonntog Seraz
QeTinu gsrunnt. Die 6aIten3eit be-
9innt ieBt erIt 40 Sage bor 9Itern unO
3pur am Mittpo4. Is. 6e6ruar.
Sabres 8eOG4tniB ir
Nonfignore 90 Is 0 L
gan.
Sn Der tat6oliI4 sn 81. 9atersz8irz
6e FinDet beute 8ormittag 9 u6r elm:
feierli6e Requ;em : W&efie Itatt gum
Syu6resgebd9tniB an Moniignure Mtcz
@ofgun, Den 9sreral : 8itdr Der BAL
timorer @r3oi03sIe, Der gsitern Dor Ell
mem Sabre oas 3sitli3s Iegnste. 3d.
ter Sfomas MclJ&o6on, Der Rettor Der
Stride, miro Die Wlefe ceIsbriren, ais
Otuton Batter 90. u. &edrbon BON Der
ct. Mdrtirs : Stride uno ais Sub
0iaton Batter Stlbert 8. McOOnatp
bon Der Ct. Martns : Stride fungi
rem.
25 Sabre Ginger.
BUR 6eier bes 25 : idbrigsn Subj
ldum3s 6es 6rn. &arl @6miot BON
gr. 1131, 5omerIetitruBe, aIs Ntitz
QEieo bss &ir9en9ors Der tatboIii den
81. Murtinus : &ir9a an Ter @fe BON
6ultcn : 2Gpanue uno 5aDetteItraBe,
Ipqte geIterr 8ormittog in Der ct.
Martin5 : Stride elm feierli9es Sod
amt ca.e6rirE nerOsr. 9:s I9s6tsn
@etterS sreeen tpuroe blIsI6e u6er bis
nG9ftsn Sonntag DerT6o6en. @ouz
RODS Mefe purOs ieOp3 BON Dem
@6ore geIurgen. Die So. 'So6n 8.
@intars unb G6arle3 Sdmiot Idn8en
gum STFertor;um bas Duet 80 Ca
lutaris" BON 8pni1tppsti.
I6r. S6miot purbe 1888 in S6lez
fen qe6prer uno fam 1850 ro9 Bal
timore. &ur5 Rd9 leiner Qrtunft
trat er in ben Gbpr Der CT. Satpbusz
Stride Elm. SpGtsr trat er Dem Ser
mania <u&Gmer9or," Dem Baltimore
Qieberfran3" unb Der r5drmonie" ais
dftibes Mitglisb Bel unb mar Elm Witz
g[ieo bes y8ermaniu : Mdnner9ors,
ats berIelbe ben erIten 9reis auf Dem
SGngsrfsIte in Istp : gort in 1871 erz
belt. IGr mar ferner Elm WitglieO pe5
G9ors Der ySdr Sinai : SDnlgoge,"
uno 3tpar BON 1861 Bis 1871, unb gez
60rte audi benz G6or Der tut6oliI9en
81. Sgnutius : Stride unter Der 2siz
tung bon 8oBpolb uuo 2enf6otp an.
Bon 1856 Bis 1871 ptrtts sr nit ais
Sanger i'm G6pre Der &at6sorals. SIN
Sabre 1874 purbe or MitalteO ce3
G6ors Der 81. Martins : Stride, mel
der untsr 2eitung bss 9roF. Sr6n
@8aefsr tomb, uno geb0rt bemiet6en
nod bsutigsn Sages an. 6err
@6mibt gs60rt aud bem v2oro BAL
timope @tee : Club" unb Dem ,2oro
Baltimore : MGnner9or" pis dttioe5
Mitgtisb an.
p Sabre GeeIforger.
Paitor 5. 6. 8urts BON Der oritten
engf. Iut6. Stride an Monumntz, na6e
@apFraBs, feierte g~eItern Iein 22ziG6z
RIGGS Su6iIdum ais SeeliOrger Der
8emsinoe. 3pei SubiIdums : 9otz
t%ssoienFe Fanoen HIATT un0 Der &irz
6erflor bate Elm beIcnberes BRO
gromm oufgeItsIt. Sn ben p SaEren
nurOen in Der Stride $133,00O cOIEstz
!ir+
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anes 1T roiniarbia, iuenu Der apbstit out IN.
gDoQt Sbr Sud tets OtfslbeH s%rireuen, 70 brou6t
Or. sitGTts anqotgra Sittsrs, abtr HaF ben
aAttH atiitsL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

Detteruusfi9ten. = Sir
MarpIunO unO ben 0iItritt Columbia
i'm Mgemeinen tlarss Dettsr uno
R6rhIihs @mos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
% Sabre SeeI5or9er.
Ginc 9nnenO hcs @lpbc.@ier

SIT feline oTIimtIirenbe QuulitGt. Snz
Dem eS ra9 ri6tiger Dirt gebraut pirO,
6ilft IS Der @erbauung, gie6t &ruft II.
6ele6t Ous SpTtsm. Hur rsinar WtaI3
uno SopFen tperoen 6snuBt. Sob
brGu," 6eG; rMijn6erer," ountel, Tinb
bic beIten 3uFelbiers. 8iIts nit 3pei
0uB@nb 9intsnfluI6sr $1.O0. Saz
rob2rz unO @onpapitraBe. 5slapbon
1925. (37,9,41
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SSetterberiat.
Ser. Gtaaten BettersS nreau.
RnItiupre,b BEN D. Gebruo

WPittI. BarouettrR. 80 Is 36hf. 6bermometerf. 80
DiittI. Ehsrmometern. IS yiisoriafer rs
9iebofite Shntqisislt oes IBlnoes in timer Stuaoe
bttrue Is 9leiIen BON 9torotH.
SnS aefrise SSetter-DIe 1emperntur beg aeHri.
gen 2a3e5 IS ubr abeHa0 aHi ma hoenaanle1 Stas
tIpnen mar, ME fola.:
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lth CUR 3eit nod bier peitere OumpFer
bes nNoroOeutI6en 2IoDo" auf Dem
Wege na9 Baltimore.
Ttit Der n0armItaDt" berlieB aud
Der rRoIanb" bus europGiI6e SET
lamb unb 5tpar BON Sam6urg aus.
9ieier 9ampfsr gsbt erit nab Phtldz
0elpbid, ebe er bier6er tommt. SIN
2aufe bisIer 8o9e lam Der pRo~
lamb" bier unlangen.
80 &idmers" erz
pdrtet.
Die ,Muriu Ridmers", pel9s I3on
am 6. Sanuar ppn Bremen, nur nit
6ra9t fir Baltimore bstuoen, ubz
ging, aber cine 8ei6GOigung i6rer
S6rau6e erlitt, in 6oIga DsITen lie in
6abul auf ben Qapren anlegsn muBte,
niro pubri6Rinlt9 audi in oieTer
8o9s ben8alttmorer 6afen errei6sn;
Feute Dor u4t 3ugen ging pas 6G6rz
3eug bon SSaDal ab.
rGItfabetb 8idmers" unb
WtIGebab" bic HG6z
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8ai6ingtoner 8itrcGM
heS
Deut(6en GOrreGpOnOenten
SOb. q. RoelItr,
IlOS q. citrate. ROreptR.
Rabtnatpn .. Q.

friB RtHttr's 6otrI mo Rtfanrdnt,
sas siuJts, b,HtIb, Saus in Der Saupthast,
WGnHfnIsania . apcHnt, SIDE 4ssStraas.
saHsetnans.LtItpbsH POOP.
Support urb auSIbsn' Jon otutibeu SitrsH, iouts
Der befttE gfdyieH ron RbtiR, uH0 Dioiel-SS.Irsa.
Cans SoacL.- rim gtathsFs1,r, siHJtJ IN ieineI
art' stue Srbtuspirbistelt tTtsH 9iaHg:s.
IN uadittr NSbt Der -BsrHipluaRIas,- %. o.
uHb sIsltr. etra5ens gabusp- dtbr4,l9
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HSefterbertdDt fur Cen Wtonat Sdnuar 1899.
9littIertr8 aromstsrtanb ... 30.1S
9oditer Barometeritnno Gam 2.).... ......-.3O.9S
atieorisiter SdrometerftaHb Gam 24.)........-29.31
Ullttlerer 2hermoHeteritdHo 49,. ..............34
&ofiter 2htrmomtterftano Gam 5.J............ 90
9heorisfer1 bermometeritaHo % ................ 8
@roBtsr 1emperaturpehiel an sinem Snqe (3.}....27
geriHgfter 2euIperoturuefiel an eiHem5 Gage t2S.). z
8orbcrrihtHoe 3iidtuHs oes @inoes Sl6neif.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25
BICYCLE RACES.
Last Meet Of the Season on the Salt
Palace Track.

The program Tor the bicycle races Tor
Friday afternoon ana evening 90 as
follows;
-Four O'Clock Friday Aftomoon-One-
mile. Four-cofucrcd match race; en-
tries. Turvllle. Freeman Downing. ivcr
lawson. Winner must take two hcnu.
Purses. 500. $50 and i2t
Fivc-mllc paced exhibition against
nvc-miir record OF H21 hcld hy John
chapman. by a. a. Mcfarland. 500.
Unlimited pursuit motor tandem
race. Entries Mcfarland and Lawson.
ya Downing ana Freeman. Purse, $3.50
and 90.
Elsht O'Clock Friday NIrhi-rivo-
milo motor paced match uce. Entries.
Hardy Downing of san jose and lf.r
1lWrUn of thlcnrO. Downing VIII hH
ruord hy Mcfarland and FREEMAN
lawson hv Julius and Tuviilo. Purses,
$40 and go
Ono.mlia exhibition by D. a. McFar-
land against worlds record uf i.1i 3.l,
made on nlrminfhnm, Ala, track. oct
1G 1892 Purse. 800.
Ton-mllC thrre-c0rrnrod motor cycle
race. Entrioai Julius nnd lnwaon,
Downing and Freeman. Mcfarland
and stevens, Purses $500 ana 500.
stevens ~ new rider and Will nrriv"
today.
Friday nights meet VIII conclude tho
local racine season uf 1889.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

hiFh school graduate De hn1 90 attend
thU u'Fht school tho same aa Die cole
leagues. This school holds each boy
three nIrhtH lu che week. ~ Gu'clnok he
IH pUH.Hfui with u meal ticket valued
Ht t.u UHntH Hul nUIUIIuul0 nc any rUH-
fIuuUt Ir tHH vicinity.
AZ $3.50 TcIutf h1 due in The cinaa-
room, uud until O. o'clock Dec atulit1
mathematics Boo choir special bearing
upon lrHusutIur 1ui machinery. The
hrHt three months uf fHrtlr. De- ruca
ln on probation. and Doc receives no
rlmu. nHuuHu whltH.cry no Doc can
rluUrf ore signed hy parents, and Dee
theu draws lraH than week Cor the
nrat yrtr ThHro iH n steady advance
ln wages each year, and ~ takes Two
years Goo complete the course.
Every valuable muu iu our employ
bias taken the apprentice course" said
the superintendent THE members "
the firm put their SONS 100 hero when
they ure nc nt tho latest We haven't
travelling man ou the road who haf
not boon graduated here. Every ono
nf them can rut on the ovoralla and
jumper ana 80 up complicated mae
chine doing che mh1rcrn work lH WUll
uH that ~ the hufH Just because "a
uo Indication that be must always be-
mechanic"
Tho Wcstnghouac company On East
IltHhurr takes into lta HhluH yuurE
men who Hrv college graduates, thHy
take 200 young men during Tho college
summer vacation and pay Thorn up.
prentice wages which o. enough tu
pay th.Ir board if nothing more. Tho
Westinghouse course tnksr four ycara.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25
RECKLESS sCORCHING.
slx.year Old Harlow Poulton Knocked
Down by u Cyellst.

IT'S time tho reckless bicycle scorcher
was hauled up short In bis hcadlong
career Complains are being almost
daily registered regarding the criminal
riding OF boys upon the public sidewalks
and their actions of necessity brlngcvory
oyclist under the ban of public ccnsurc,
ana the entire fraternity consequently
suffers for the mlsdecda OF these rcck-
less scorchera,
Last evening at C.So william stock
dale. who lives IN the western portion
OF the city. rode furlously homeward
ON his wheel upon the sidewalk Of Flfth
South. NATURALLY he had no Hight and
II 10 forvEonc conclusion that he had
no bell. at least NO the witnesses Of the
accident affirm. The inevitable smash
up occurred upon tho intersection Of
Third West and Firth South streets.
Little six-yoar-old Harlow poulton
happened to be on the sidewalk lmme-
diately In front OF tho furious rider.
consequently the usual collision oc-
currvd, The little follow was knocked
down and the acorchgr complaccntly
rode over his head. The child was
picked up aud at first Il was thought
he had been severely injured. Ia fact
for an hour after the accident the little
one was seized with spells uf vomiting.
However. Harlow subsequently became
himself again, and passed d good night
and Is out and around once more No
arrests
Friends OF William stockdnlc assert
thut be N very CAREFUL rider and at
tho time OF the accident hc WAS riding
at Nrry moderate gait ON the other
hand. thoy Fny. little boys are "a pare
tUular thorn In the slide OF cyclists at
they have of jumping in front OF
whcclmcn, Just 10 See how much they
can scare them. Mr. Stuckdaio claims
the accident 60 huyo been unavoidable,
and hc jumped on hlr wheel MS soon as
d struck the boys hp. The boy. no
fence lie very much regrets tho acci-
N.uf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25
MODERN APFRENrIcEsnIp.


when tho General Electric company
established Co. enormous plant In
schenectady loaa than ton years ago
there was great rush t1 get places for
young men. beginners, says 70 cuntrlhu-
tor 90 tho Chicago Record, For "a few
ycura Il was possible FOR man 60 buy
hlH son HchullrahlpHlt might aH well
ho called q schullrship=fo the sum Of
$500. The boy could thOu work and
learn an be could without wages, while
his father supported him. Later tho
company decided only Go take college
graduates OF an electrical course Into
their shops. and thus giving thgm a
chance 60 supplement thgir technical
knowledge with practical experience.
Even ln this case tho wages are a
merely nominal annir,
Tho WCHtlugh0uHc Electrical CONE
pauy of East llttHhurr and the Robert
Hoo prlntlnr-prcaa company OF New
York city figure C0nsplCuuuHly ln this
field of practical philanthropy Each
has on enormous apprentice depart
mont Among tho thousands NJ smoky.
grlmc-faced employees who thrDug from
the great priutlng-prcsa works ut the
close of tho day there are many young
follows with refined faces, many who
impress you with the notion that thoIr
homes are IN the fine residence portion
of tho city an plainly do they contrast
with Che tough element who rUgHd
them uH tho "tonder-flDioi' fraternity.
"Wa never advise boy belonging
90 the cultured classes Co come hHrU."
said the suporlutgndHut in nu lutHr-
Wow. "ThC discipline lH strict tho
hours atn worry DHrIy uul lntH uH Won.
and the boy who has boon plmnarUd ut
home usually finds tho experience too
rough for him. Unless hls parents arc
'ery decided ne rarely completes the
q, " year"
Lr Hos runs night school froo FOR
the apprentices, and oven .: boy On "a