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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
eiraths=0iren3en

gtd11te9en0e 9elrdt9sllcer13e1 fpur>
ben geitern pom Qftuur 2iOingIton i'm
Commons Meas J9eri9t ausgsTeQt:
So6n Yuls unb 2ouiTo Stamm;
2icena gebolt BON Snbn puI5, @pobz
itod, 9otpQrbz GOuntp, Mb.
Charles Qouis llm6Itdtter Don
pittsburg, 9a., unb Nnna 5ren4 So
neb; 2icen5 9ehOlt bon 9. g. Goneb,
Ms TtzSuperior, @isconIin.
Ql6ert &er59te unb 2enu S0rber;
2icen3 gebolt BON Gbarles 9DrOer, Nr.
1841, 9orforoz Nbenue.
0iqiom 8. 3obinIon unb @eorz
9iannu @luB; 2icen8 gebOlt pOn @m.
s. 8obinion, Baltimore, Mb.
Same5 NIiion unb QGbina 0idIon;
2icen3 9ehOlt bon SomeS Iqiion, Nr.
81, Qinbenz Npenue, gprt, ga.
Sobn u. @upp unb 9arriet ".
Mdrfb; Qtcen5 gebolt DON M. $.
Hattp, Nr. 284O, 9artpoobzNbe.
Solomon 8oIenapeig uno 6annie
Segal; 2icen3 gebolt bon 5dnnie Se=
gal, CIR. 912, Sfz8ultimoreitroBe.
9utrif $. 9Qnolp BON SptpTon,
Mb., unb Wnnie 8orlop; Qicen3 ges
bolt bon g. s. 9anolp, Sonfon, Mo.
WiQiam 3euer unb Marp Webont;
2icsn3 gebo1t bon Sobn Neutam, Rr.
2029, Mn@lberrHitroBe.
GGurles 8. Smith unb Marb 6.
Ban; 2icen3 geboGt BON 6. $. Smitb,
Nr. 36, 9ug6esItroBe.
Wi1iam gouQing unb Guu e.
Boomers; Qicen3 geholt bon 8. 81. Gin
t6tcum, CIR. 2O3, 0eTtzGonpopftr.
5runt s. O~onuIbIon unb GhriItine
6. Qepb; 2icen3 geboGt BON 6rau Qtgz
nes Chambers, Nr. 1909, OtSgrez
ftonTtraBe.
So6n 8roufe unb 2i1ie !6artmann;
2icen3 ge6olt bon SumeS 6. Belt, Nr.
5O4, Sitz20. StraBs.
9eorse %. gonbon unb Cora 9.
poiner; 2icen3 gebolt BON 9. %.
Gonbon, Nr. 1904, GiperiibesNpe
Daniel g. u. Sun unb Marp 9.
Repnolbs; 2iceu5 gebolt bon Samuel
u. Sun, Nr. 10, Norbz@ penItroBe.
Wt1iom s. 6arbtn9 unO Qnna
2einepeber; 2icen3 gebolt BON %. 8.
6drbing, Nr. 837, Norbz5ultpn@QDe.
Treberid 90. @alentine unb Sem
riette 9ranbss; 2icen3 gehOIt BON ).
%. @alentine, Nr. 813, NprbsGaitle=
frabs.
Norris 90. gnIor unb 2aurd 9.
8ropn; 2icen8 gebolt bon Norris 80.
gnfor.
9eorqe 5rantlin Statparb unbSalz
lie 9orbon; 2icen3 gsbolt BON g. +.
Stetputb, Nr. 119, ReeieitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
8ertpalters 0erfduf
fpertbpoQen 9pr5tabtz9 runbItiden

nertbpolen 8prItdbt>9 runbItuden
Sis 9,rlpalter Ds No6Gaiits Der 6.rs
% Q 9etps oIferirtn fir Den 9ripots
Bertaui Die ~iOlgeHotn 8 runOfti in galtis
uort.@Ountp:
% 7911O0 Older, 3
on Der Noroi,it. Der alien @sOrgetoun=Iodo e,ndu
ipsitIi6 BON lnion=Ipcnu. uHo ndbt ben 9;ebb0f.n
tU .Saltirere=C bio=Sabn,1 potr ~oiel,l6cn uerosu
in hrsi 9arctltu siuestbsilt.
5 Older,
on Der ggaltirlsrs : Ohio ; 9a6n,@ iioli6 BON DEN
Giebboisu.
As Older, / Route uno Is 8erhes.
an Der gBaibinetsnsRoaO, iptitIia bon Der Suipburs
Sprines9Roas, ~ure:fGhr orti Mtilsn BON Der Staot,
na9e 9rbutus Station Der p9altimOr. unb Nptps
mue=Giitubabn,1 posr D:,iolbtn p,ro,n in orsi Bar.
e:lsu ,inqetbeilt.
@runbitif BON 4344 SUB Sronte BEL
300 SUB Siefe,
an Der TeEOisits Dc. WaibinGtOn=aoao s.nuu ptft-
lid BON 9rupnn's GALS, uno .iniGe fltins Gruno=
itiids oa Der &idisits Dts e%ritertn, an 9sltbam.
Strdbe. Die 9sripaIttr tpiiniben ~prins,no, obiaes
Gtetnthum ja oarteufen, UNI ben Ra6lab. abius
lpidtln. tt
Intbpnp q. 6trt,
Iltg. Qeorltp, II n,
% 9errpaltsr.
Mlerso uotr QsarGtp & 2 o II, Nasut,u,
@orooit=Gdt 6burlsss uno 2,rinst5ns5t rabe.
(Tdri2l. 1R1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
SefOrOernus bon POfIa6en.
2dnge Ger erforberIi4sn ,3eit CUR Gr
rei6ung Der beri6ieoenen Be-
ftImmund5Drte.

unten1tebenO 1T Bic ungefd6rs 3eii
fir uebsrmittsIung Der 9oitIa6en Dor
benz 8aItimorer POitz8iireau mad ben
bauptiG9li9en einbeimiiGtn uno aus.
pqrtisen Std0ten Oer5ei4net.
Snldno.
Gti1ntit.Git0, 9.=J,- 6 stunOsn.
Burlington, 9ermoHt, II stunosn.
8otan, @aiS 3 stunosn.
S SS8sl. %a9' gg..S.., & e g gtn n
GoiISaaS5ii - &c, Il 1stunOsn.
Gintinnati, Chic, 20 6tunDsH.
6ontorO, q. s.. 10 StunOen.
Senytr. Colorado, p Sass.
Tstroit, gll5igaH, / 3aa.
S9lPstSSa4 f; 5a', : : efal + siHn''H.
S~a=tiorb. Connecticut, y Stunosn.
Snoiauae9Iis Sn1ia1G l saS.
SQfionpi1e, flociDa, / Tag.
RauiassGitp, Uifouri, 2 3aae.
aSosiaiiisspiaaSSs 81, i 1as 3 9iuaotH.
Ro6iIe. alabama. ! Sal 8 StuEoen.
9orfOlt 8irainisn. IL Stunosn.
RtpsCrleans. Ga. l 9ag 10 StuHeen
Staot %s5oiQort 5 stanosR.
NortiaHo. MaiHe. ! IaG.
QortlanS, Oregon. ; 1aQe.
Qbilaptlpb!a. 9a.. 3 Stunstu.
Qittsburo. "a, II etunosn.
9r9otge', Y y 70 stun6tu-
ct. 9Ouis. MiHpuri. l Saa 8 eiunbtn.
Gan Srdnsisco. Cal, 1 SAGE il etagssz
xeRsIa. 9aEsSS. 2. 3GSa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
Girhfntters unp strnAbrelle.

ToIgeuoeS Iino Die aui ben Itaatllden
8aagen fir 6eu, StrOb u. !. 70. geIterp se'
1lelteu Breiie:
SefGihe Waage.
Sen - Simotbu.9eu $40 biz $12, nenes
Gen - bis - uuD Sleebeu 50 bis $40 pro
Come.
Strop-@usenfroh Sc bis 81, NoggeHs
frob $500 bis 5000 IL. paferfrOb S. bis IL
pro Come.
Nai8 - S2.65 Bis $2.75 p5o 5aB.
NoromefIihe Us uuge.
Sen - Gimcthp'6 S12 bis $1S; gem.
6eu $l1 bis $l2; GleebeI $40 bis S12 pro
Souue.
Stroh. -@uiSenftrob So bis Sc, 8cggen'
irOh 50 bis $40 uHO Qattrtrob Sc bis 81
pro Some.
Otats - 81 &c bis $2.75 pre- 6aB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
0rDbuften=Wnrft,

(0te urter itebenoen Prt1le be3teben
fi9 duf oas @n9ros : GeI9GFt; i'm
Gnbetoil : 9anbeI lit Elm snb1prs,
6enber Qufi4I0g gu bere9nen.)
Der Qpfslm 1T tin Bel gez
ringer Ra6frage. = @rbbeeren
perben bel p~erlangt, fails Die QuaGiz
tat gut lit. = Sunge Gr6fen
tpurbsn msbr eingefibrt, Die 9uulitdz
ten limb febr beridieben. = DeiBz
fobl lit fprtge1eBt Felten. = 9 ii n E
8o9nen fino rei6Ii9 DorbanOen.-
MarnlGnDsr Spurgel pirD me6r
auf ben Martt 9e6ru9t.
Die 9reiie iinb, ME fotgt:
4epfel, pro SAB 49,. $3.00-$5.00
WeiBto6I, pro Grdte =. $5.00-6.00
8tumenfobl, PRO Crate $3.O0-$3.25
9urten, pro Crate $4.OO-$5.O0
Rophalat, pro SAB :. $2.O0-$3.OO
@eQerie, pro Crate $3,00-$4.50
Spinat, pro aiIte ...... 50c.
4pTelIinsn, pro aiite $2.00-$4.00
9riine 8ubnsn, PRO aiite . $2-$2.5O
Sunge Gr6Isn, pro 8ui4elforb $3.50
Bis 1926
Spargel, pro 9iinbel -. 20c.-30c.
Grbbeersu, pro Quart =. 12c.-22c.
3pie6eln, pro 8uifel 90c.-$1.10
RaOiss6sn, prp 3prb =. 5Oc.-6Oc.
&aoiss9sn, pro 8iinOel :. 1c.-1!c.
aortOFfeln, pro guf 4sl 65c.-$1.W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
YDitmarfens agentWreu.
@eri6iebene Stubtt6eiIe, in pel4en
poIt Dertb3ei6en Dertauft
h1srhen

WclpQIe - 6. 9. SctI.
Qorfs0lpao 9uruel Il. 6appinston.
Goriu6=glptuus unO @arriionitrabs Robert G.
o. strabs uuo 6untinooOusGp eaus - 2Ouis
Cronatpin, - oiram Rimbt..
~IortsNosuue uho Sobnionhrabs - q. 3. g.
6htiOt.
CTdrqspius @sOrGs gcl.
Vr. g, uuionsAOenEs Cgooobsrrpl - Clarence
groaoirup uno galtimoreitra5s = @toroe 2. pap.
IIuionsStatioH. sQenHiplrduier &ubns 6. 8,
gam Camden. statioa. ssdItimOre.C 6iO.gubn' %,
Mn IN .Gntntr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
SaIttmurer Narftserihte.

(Seridtet fnro:a % Oeutibeu 9orrsipo Io.1ter.0
gdlttmore, ben p. aprtl lS9o.
Die 6ertiee 8,iSsHsufubr betrus 2l.S43 SuI1el,
Der observation-disclosures @:i9. Tl2 Buidel, SeriaHot
pom Den @iepatoren 1867 8uihel. SertGuIt mur'
ben 81 900 8uitlel uno at. Wa9aous.
ToIgenoe 3dbeQe Sei9t ben %b:ntiasH, Den 9el:rl9sH
uno ben Ieetidbriseu Stano Der Beiaenpretle IN oers
oletheuoer ueberiftt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
Anselgen.-3 uermIetheK.

Grobes eueriefs 2uosrbau
fir g8daren uRo alQemeine Ga9srNug, 100 bel 100
Gub. Biaigfte 9aqsrmietbe i'll Der Stdot.
8. 3. M all0rp 3, Nr. p, 2iebtsStraBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

Z u DtrtQu IN
Ssbs Naitinsn altr @rDbsR, nit uno pbns
EampifeIsl combinations : SurGl53erunes uno
S6ntiDtsDRdi6inen fir 9ampitrnft, nit l2=,0ui.
gem gals. Sdmpft,fel, ueu unO stbrau8t, BON 2
bis 100 4i.rOstrGits oui 2ager uno bilig iu Der.
faufeu. 4orijOntals uno ~psrtitals S~ampfmQi6tn,n
ulit ireen0 ptl6sn qeipiini often 9fero,trGiten, men
posr eebrau6t. 9sbrau6te Mai5in.rien bilO.n
ein.n nsusu Sipeis meineg Ssibaits, unD p.rot i'd
uur Gabrif1te erittr Slaiit uHD in autsm 3uftanoe
bttin0lia iIbrsn.
Gass uno 8aiolineNai6in.u.
SD babe einiee WertIsuge iIr Rai6in,n=@crt
~ftatttn. iopie neutrality-suspicious. an oauO,
oeuen Sit e uibt anieben tDnnen, oaB oieIelS.n
ienlalg gs6rau6t ipuroer, bobe Gunlitat.
66bft GudIitdten bon &iemsn, UNI ipiro fir
ieoea &itrttH Elm Sabr oarantirt.
Retenanidldqe fir eIettrii1s ~2i6t=Gnldstu tp.rs
ben obne aoitenbsrebnune ~eelieiert fir Die G.. & 6.
Wtotors Don 1899 uao tur Mui6iHsn b66tsr Qua.
8. 8. TaIlorp, Rr. @, 2isbts6trabt.
2cetrbaus: Grobs UNI Belt StruBs. (San24-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
MmftionssM n;eisem.

Mnftipns .@crfauf an Srt unb Stcne
meOntaa, cen n. Mai 1889.
bon feinen unb prd4tisen @orftobtz
8aupldben, 25 Bel 125 SUB, ober
80 Sub SieFe. NorooIt@@de Beau
regarbzNpe. unb 4rlington=Nbe.
Npcl8es tbatid3li6 Die n:E. &suz9lorp Sounparbs
aDsnu, ifL 4 edui,reeUisrt: bon 9OrtsRooOs6ars,
, 6sntg 5ubretlO, GouatpzSteuern fur INNER.
9a6buribaft Gut u~ufgebaut UNI t,iue letren 6du=
FER. Soobe uno itbr g%eiunOe Sage, 3 9otablitisz
runetn tdelib. g9iro in ~ein5slnen 9aupIdBeR ODER
ais 8arjs5 r~trtnuft.
8tbr. 66mab& 6 o.,
1l5-20 WuttioNntorsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

Gin p~srtitaler 86brenfshsl Nr. u; cine borijon=
tale Sampimai9ine, 90 9isrDsfrdite, s BEL u; elm.
8anoidqe NIT So ,1aietm S6pung; elm. Surtacs=
Mai6ine; cine ~Scbelmai6ine tir s4rein.r, BON t
bis 4 Soil bid, "A SOL brett; cine s9arietats"sa.:
DOLLARS Otiemtn uno 3rsibpeqen; cine Srt6sler.
8anf, nit alien Wsrtjsugsn; 9Obrn,ai6ins, Gmerp.
NRai1iue uno 8aO; elm r8unosGsper Gutter" bis gu
! 3oa Giisn.
Gae iueut ME neu, uur penies TsOnat: i'm &C.
braud.
Gine opnfduoig. 300 efet.rii8e Is Rsr3cnlibt tart.
Ptleu5tungs : Ginribtunq, autontatii9s qartsr=
Sampfrdi9ine unO Ntultipoldr=0pu
4ub sias roltdnoies ausitattung fir elm, WRo.
iain.n=@.rttatt. bis lu ben tlsinit,n ,SanOper.s
%l.ussn. sini6itssli9 sD.i qr. s uno fani CIR. Y
@ro6en, biais. Cine poQitdnOioe el,ftrii6e 9slsud.
funeg =Giuri6tune fir 100 2ampsn, i:rti9 Iur g.rs
bin0uns NIT Den Srdbttn.
aaSsuirassn bel 5. 3. MalGOrp, ar. p,
9ig5ts5:rdBr. CSan21-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
Nn;elgeu. -Sm ueriamleE.
BIT perR1ufem:
9Se foIigiten 9duTer in Baltimore fir
feline GQmilten.

Rod ~ BON AZ iibrig ~gablirbcn; an 60 SUB
Strubt, tnntrbalb eines9lOds pOu alien @ar7ginitn;
tsine Stmbtnbabn iibrt an Der Sbir %porbti;
S6attenbdume; tiefe 8runoitiide; Rdumli6teiten-
2 Stodpsrte, 6 3immer, @orratbsfamnler uno Sao;
in mop,rner uno q~eoitgencr 99ciie %gebaut; rsipetz
table Ru66ari8aft unO feline Regerfaulilien in Der
@abe. Nreis $l100. 8ruuO3ins 5000 $500
Sarlebtu aorautirt. @runO3insfrei $1,000. Gbenio
~efeeanrer 2oDeu, paTsuo fur iraeno Elm 8ti6dit.
S6antpirtbi6aft ousQenommcn. 5delib II. Sonnz
tags sur 8tf6tiqun0 ee0iinet. Na63uiraetr oil
Grt umO Sttae, 2400. 9lOd Der WalbrOot7apeEl'
ober6dlb 9ortbz@otuus. 5Capr.2S, lDlt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

SIt@galtimore. = gu pe"rfaufen:
Die 'be5ten 3peit0diseH 6duie in Sf=galtis
more ettpas boaie 9eues; Der erfe 6lur init bars
TEN sol, (Gi6snboia) periebsn.
2afetpooDSM nenue,
n5rblih bon 9altirnpres Strabe.
Sanpt= iabrpeo 3um r9atterion=4arf." cine Der
brddtioftsn Apenue'n Galtimprs's nerbtnb. Sdu=
Ter mft alien mooerueu YerbeHerunoen, Rleiber=
f4ranf, abqel6rdqtt 1biirs 2 pieesl. ~eleeanttr Qors
seaan=5 6ranf, or3encnsSapeiuanns, 9orseaan=
Riaensablauf. Gbepparo 5urndte uno 9Ranst,
Rlb,uqsfanol. giliqfer GrunDiins in Baltimore.
Epnntnes often. Htnust &Gairmount=ape. agarg.
NGsb 10. 8. 0~aIIaeber./ gauuntsrntbmer.
@ahnuuo: 2afstppeasats. yYa, SaltImore>St .ose.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
Siehtft6rfte.

chicago, qas.. 81. April.-9i. gu.
fubr pom Rlnboieh betIug 5000 Stid;
Dtqrti fau bel ,piid,eu $3.50 NIB $3.50
par,ireuoen Treiisn. Shmelue l3utuhr:
%, 200: Wurtt attn; DIE j elie ourrnrteu
;piit1en 1885 uuS $500. Sdaate: i3ufubr
$4,000: Nfarit fettg, bic Preile uarrIlrleu
Hp1idlen $500 NIB $500.
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Gletne @Dhnb6uier.

-4Gs mobsrne ginri4tunssn.-
eibes unD taItes @aI=
FER, SAB u. |. IN. Sc ie9s-
-3immer. ale i9on tapesirt.-L
-0ots baden cine Stefe pon-
lib SUB. &ann in tleinen-
-pD6entliden Staten ubbe-
-sablt perben. 9tGiser-
-@runb5ins -
Rahsnfraatn am 9Iase
1918 nOrb-G afflr>, i nRS sss see'r; 3.
tW D2e.e t9 Senrp Sraseiier.
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9Qftr- Qeuti8e 3utubr 1901 SuittL; 0'72l
Suihel ,urlfge8oaer; &lepatoreusYorrath 15b,324

SaItimprer Ghesleus Sorie.
(Ssrthtet iur ben ~Deutihen SorreipoHosHteH" ourp
Ydooenoorf, Stiuer j @o)
Baltimore, ben 27. aprtI 1898
Niob.ubori, 0lluer Il so. btr:hHeH Ilr iErGHes:
Sartterssl rattsn $40 ......., aui 6O2ase, all
Stdt 5.l7h-........ taufmdnuiite 5.22A-5.2O2S
60 3u5e. 8ieihsmari 94h, GuIoen 39H. .
stirling 8aHtiers nui 90 Edgs 4.S6 -S.SoA
uuf cid 4,S7-k, faufmdnniins 4.S4h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

gier, pro 0ubsnb =. 11c.-124e.
Gueme< gutter, PRO pfuHb 18c.-20c.
bO. Duirp 8rint. pro pfo. 15c.-2Oc.
Qebenbes 8sfliioel, pro 8funb:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28
Serlanat TN MhgsmelneH.
2euti4es Qrbeits : Radpeiiunss'
Rrrenu

DIT. 2ly, GuosSbarpsS trabe, uh!tt OCT NuIEul DIT
.Geuti9en Gsieli6ait." 9isienieen. ipelpe osnt'
fGe SGnoipertsr, Grbeiter unp Si;utbotsn gu bts
f9dftietR piini6sn, molten fb periOnli@ coer in
tr%unfirtsn grieisn IN ben QeentsH Der 9eit1ihaft,
SobanR 8. Weper, Rr. 2l9, SicsSbarp'
Strabe, tueuoen, pel3er uusntoeltlia austnnft sa
tbeileu tpirs. (adn26. 1S1
9erldHqt
@ebrdudt. Sollbsarbsitung s=lJtoi6inen aaer Irt,
Gas, uno Observation-Disclosures, M1ibinsrie'n fir
G~iumadtbSuier; sbsniO Snmpfmai6inen II. SanpFs
ttfel. Ta6luirae:n bel s. 5. M allorn Rr.
q, 2iobts Strabe iSan2l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

Oertauen
II - 81 un0 46 older, biaig; Elm ntues Saus
ouf einem; biuie, ipenu Dieie 98o6e mob psrtauit.
gu ~etiragen bel . q II II, Nr. ITO st. Qaul=
Gtrabe, Baltimore. Ott20,lS
3u be~rtaufrn:
Cine pradtpole Garm; ielnes 2anb; Wianfons
Saus unp aQqemtine 6armz8 ebdulibteiten. Cine
quite @eleeenbeit fir einen iungen Wtann nit s=
iuas Sapital. Ra6Buiraoen bel Wm. 9. Gblsr,
Nr. 5, Sft=2crinQton=S trdbe. Q96-l
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Gnndb q.

9Risrbfn Staten unO 8eOingungsI
Qls in ben Der. Stuaten, nit QusnQba
me, caB Qemii4te &aufmunn5puarsn,
nel6e ni6t aIs Bona fiDe" 5anoeIss
MSuIter qeianOt perOen, nit Der Pat=
tetpoIt per1anot psrosn miifen. &uufs
mGnuiI8e SAriften gu ben gspD9nz
li6gn Rdten.
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9utbcriide 6eneral>G uufcrcn;,

(TcrticBuno folgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

WQis.- 3ufubr 12G.62l, @Ieoatoren > Sor'
ratb 444 ,O93 Ruihcl. 8eriunot BON Ser SlepotoreH
S3,6I5 Guihel. gertauit iuurbsR .,...'.. Sulne
uub = g4aseons.
fToIo,noe 3ab,ae ,,iot ben h%eutis.H, ben s%eftrIasH
uno BEN leetidbrIs.n StaAo oer GEst3snpreIis IN peT'
sletdsnoer usberiiht:
o,nrT;hr,r. IShIuSrcte. ISnlugrGte. ILestss Salr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-28

0eridiebenes.
YatentzNnpGlte.
manu & Co., Equitable guiIoius.
2ei9enbeffatter.
Goot, Sobn g., Baltimore uno Strider.s tros.
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-28

The Texas court of appeals, it is
noted. has affirmed the right of in
ferior courts to issue injunctions at
the request OF husband forbiddinp
any third person to speak to. write
to, or in any way communicate with
his wife, whenever such act shall he
prejudicial to the applicant" The af-
frming decision is sweeping and gem
eral, and under ii in Texas a husband
may enjoin not only the male object
OF his jealousy, but his mother-in-law
and "all his wife's relations" from
holding communication with her
whenever they may not approve of his
conduct Now, if some authority win
give she wife the power to enioin
her husband against speaking to. writ
ing to, or in any way communicating
with third persons when such act shall
be unpleasant to the applicant Texas
families will get on famousiy and
there will be no more divorces there
tnan in South Carolina.-Charleston
Is. CO News.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-28
AMOS ALLEN

pacity the friendship which the two
men entertained for each other waxed
stronger; in fact. they became almost
brotherly companions. Speaker Reed
Is said to be warmly in favor of Mr..
Aliens election to congress from the
First district, and this fact, taken in
connection with Mr.. Aliens own in
dividual strength and popularity in the
district, seems to make his election
well-nigh sure. Speaking of Mr.. AL
len, one of the correspondents of the
New York World says: HE is quiet
and reserved in manner and has an
easy dignity at all times In conversa-
ton his tone is low and soft, and his
remarks are to the point He uses the
simplest language and impresses one as
being rapid thinker and a thorough
logician. On the platform, when he
Is portraying the merits OF his party.
his voice is strong and vibrant, and his
talk is punctuated by the dry wit of
the old-time gentleman To enjoy Mr.
Aliens company for even an hour one
cannot avoid the Impression that his
tastes are quiet and scholarly. He
has kept abreast of the times and it
Is his recreation to sit in his coy little
library and read the latest books on
science and sociology. He bears the
weight OF years lightly and his step is
light and springy. He is at all times
CHEEKY and companionable. Mr. Allen
has held all sorts of public Offices
which have taken him all over the
country, but he never gave up his
Maine home, where he went to live
soon after he was graduated from Bow
dom. He likes to tell now how he
was made selectman of his native town
several years ago. Mr.. Allen was born
March IL, 1887. in Waterloo. Me. He
earned his own way through colleee
Mr.. Aliens three years at Bowdoin
were years OF hard work and good
times. His eyes sparkled the other dav
when he said: I was always on hand
when there was fun going on Mr.. AL
lens acquaintance with Mr.. Reed he
gan in their first college year together
and they became unusually firm col
lege chums."
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-28
A FELON'S LOVE.
BY HENRY ". NESFlELD.


people in this neighborhood. Your
brothers suspicious as to Baynes were
quite ridiculous. He and his wife We're
nothing like the people here describ-
ed" and Mr.. Hall held up the printed
handful as he spoke.
This Baynes-can | see him? viii
you have him brought to me here. so
that | may be satisfied"
why, he was here last night in
terposed Sullivan, "and you were talk
ing to him yourself at the door"
He was-and you never told me?"
Told you? How was l to know then
what you wanted? If people are so
precious close"
"You will bring him to me, them"
cried Luke, selling Mr.. Halls hand as
he spoke.
THAT l cannot do" replied the
squatter. tom Baynes and his wife
left the station at an early hour this
morning"
Gomez" shrieked the man in an
agony Of excitement. You have let
them go! You are all against me- Oh.
murdered, murdered" he yelled, and
struggling to leap out of the bed. he
fell upon the floor in an epileptic fit.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-28
TO SUCCEED TOM REED
AMOS l. ALLEN WAS LONG THE
SPEAKERS FRIEND.
College Chums at Old Bowdoln-A1len
Was Reeds Secretary While the Lat
ter Was Speaker of the National
House-Also nm Adviser.

Amos I. Allen OF Grand Beach, Me-.
who is being frequently spoken Of as
the successor of Speaker Thomas B.
Reed in Names congressional delega-
ton, is 62 years old, but is still Wig
orous and active. In early boyhood
Speaker Reed and Mr.. Allen were fell
low-students at Bowdoin college. They
were warm personal friends in those
days and often built air castles to-
gether. Subsequently they drifted
apart, but they were destined to come
together again in later years. When
Speaker Reed assumed the gavel of the
national house of representatives he
made Mr.. Allen his private secretary
and confidential adviser, In this ca
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-28

Fancy being evicted from your last
resting place IL your relatives neglect
ed to pay the rent! Yet this is what
happens every day in that island we
have been hearing so much of lately.
Porto Rico. In the Campo Santo the
eonsecrated field. which lies on the cliff
edge near San Juan. 1t is impossible
to buy a grave right out. except at a
price which puts 1t out of the question
for poor people. The graves are leased
for term of years. and IL at the end
of that time the lease is not renewed
the remains are dug up and the ground
relet.