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Arizona republican., 1899-12-05

arrival of Matano and his ducal equip attentions to his fiancee, were elabor- ately set forth. Miss Field, in her gorgeous robes, accompanied the duke to the Plaza del Toros.
 Arrived at the plaza, the duke found the assemblage so large that he would not deign to mingle with the crowd that poured in at the main entrance. but bribed those in charge of the arena to let him pass through with his bride 1 to-be.
 Tt was an innovation that took the people by storm. The naughty courier escorting the lovely girl, the mingling glitter and gleam of his gilded trap pings and her silken draperies, enrapt- ured the great multitude that sat tier on tier about the vast amphitheater
 Tn this imposing manner the duke and his inamorata and his retinue. traveled the entire diameter of the arena The first bull had not yet been brought in, and Miss Field and the duke were. for the time being. the whole attraction.
 Just as the duke made ready to as- sist his lady over the barricade. a wild cry rang out from the throng, a shout or terror, not of applause Through some mistake, bull had been admitted 10 the arena too soon and, glimpsinR Miss Fields dress. he rushed for her in headlong rage.
 Miss Field shrieked and fainted with terror, but the strong arm of the uuhe thrust her quickly over the bar iier' where hundred hands stretched upward to receive her limp figure. but her lover had no time to save himself. anu the next instant the horns of the inturiated bull were buried in his vii tals. !" HIS
 "eH' said Mir. Kohlsaat. "this story was copied everywhere and tba sympathy of the world went out to tha ioVeiy American who had lost her lover Tn this tragic manner.
 Only the other day" said Mic. rieiu 10 me short time before her death a young lady came to me and said: "Oh, Miss Field, I have often longed to meet you and tell you how deeply sympathized with you in the JOSS or your lover over in Spain. that splendid fellow who" and she wac much frozen with astonishment when cut her off and said "rats,"
 one or Genes, playful prosecutions of MISS Field pursued her even after ner death. Gene in one of his funny iakes had said that Miss Field had said that when she died she wanted to be buried beside John Brown, or as near 10 him as propriety would admit
 And do you know, Genes fake caused people to level all sorts of harsh crltlcisms at me. I had sent Miss Field 10 Honolulu, where she died, and peo- pie said l ought to bring her body back. l went to Washington and tried to find her will but could find none. I ex- pialned that I did not know whether she desired her body to be brought back or not
 Yes, said the public. you know she always expressed a wish to be buried beside John Browns body.'"- Denver Post.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-05
ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.

Charles Vincent Connor, master me chanic of the Southern Pacific shops here, died last Sunday night, November 26, after an illness of several months says the Yuma Sun. MT. Connor was forty-one years of age and was a native of California. He came to Yuma about eighteen years ago and from that time until his death was a trusted employe of the railroad company. Besides a mother and several brothers and sisters he leaves a wife and three small chil- dren to mourn their loss. The funeral took place Tuesday morning at ten o'clock under the auspices of Yuma lodge No. A. O. [. w, of which order he was a member in good stand ing
Arizona republican., 1899-12-05
FOR ISSUE HUNTERS TO CON
 STnEP

In Iowa. where there were no local entanglements, the republicans not only joined issues squarely with the anti-expansiOnists. but they did it on a platform which favored giving the gold standard "the validity and vitality of public law" The attention of issue hunters is called to the fact that the majority of the Iowa republicans, off, year though it is. is greater than it was in the presidential election year of 1S96.-Louisville Courier-J Journal.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-05
HE FINALLY GOT IN.
The New Maid Tried to Keep a Man
 Out of His Own House.

MT. Harrington had spent three he returned he drove directly to his house and rang the door bell A new servant girl answered the ring.
 "1s Mrs. Harrington in?" he asked.
 "No, sir" answered the girl
 Well, I guess I'll wait for her." said the master of the house, and he put his pot over the threshold and into the Hallway.
 Excuse me, sir" said the girl, but no one is at home. I can't allow strangers to wait in the house." --
 MT. Harrington took in the humor of the situation. "An right" he answer ed. with smile. Just tell Mrs. liar rington that a relative called" and he went away.
 A half hour after his departure his wife returned Has any one called?'' she asked of the girl. "Yes, ma'am; a gentleman"
 Did he leave his card?"
 No, ma'am; he said he was a rela- | tive, but he looked more like an agent for cleaning powder than a relative. He wanted to wait inside, but I didn't like his looks so didn't let him in"
 Quite right" remarked Mrs, Har- rington. Tt is just as we'll to be care full. Besides, I have no male relative who is likely to call at this time of day"
 Mrs. Harrington barely had her wraps off before her husband, who had whiled away his time at the barber's. put in his appearance again.
 Has Mrs. Harrington returned yet?" he asked of Ella, who answered the ring. -.
 Yes, sir; she just got in.''
 Hand her my card, if you please" he said. "I think she'll remember me" Mrs. Harrington stepped out of the dining room just as her husband, fol- lowed closely by the servant girl. moved out of the vestibule and into the hall.
 Why" she cried, "when did you get in?"
 The servant girl misunderstood the meaning of the exclamation. "He got in when I wasn't looking. ma'am,' she said. He goes out again now. if you say so."
 You may let him stay, Ella" said Mrs. Harrington.-Boston Journal.
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Arizona republican., 1899-12-05

"The fact that less than seven-e -eighths of one cent out of every fare goes to the owners-in other words, the stock holders of the property-will I doubt not, be interesting to a great many public instructors, who continually dis cuss the railroad business as one where there is nothing but income to embar- rass the management.
 Another interesting fact was devel- oped in this investigation of mine, and that was that out of every dollar spent in operating the Metropolitan system so cents went for wages and only 20 cents for material. New York Trio- une.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-05
THE FIRST THANKSGIVING DAY

The beautiful story of the foundation of Thanksgiving lay has often been told. but at the annual recurrence Of this fine old New England festival is at hand it may not be amiss to repeat the facts briefly. in order that the young may be more deeply impressed with the great and enduring lessons of the day. It was the last Thursday in
Arizona republican., 1899-12-05

It always makes a church woman mad because the men will not take IS much interest in a revival as they do in prize fights.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02

Weiie bas alleinioe Re4t li4 urlnlaBt,
Qmerifaner Ii6 gu rsnnen, neil Tle Nm
gelIa6fen uno pertpanbt NIT elmer
Rafe limb. Die nur cine oon buloert
1T, peI9e gerabs 10 CUTE amerltansr
limb, nie Tie ielbft."
8etrefFs bieier 4nmaBung bat Der
8erfaRer bss 4rtifels, Or. WtihaeI S.
Dee, folgenbe treffli4e @orte:
rS6atfa9e 1T, baB peoer rfplr,
nod noieies 2uno" iemals Die Sblren
aGen Ndtipnen Der @elt geOffnet bat.
Oieie Qngabe 1T un4pu6r unO i4lagt
Der @ef9i6te in's 8e1i9t. Ni4t mir"
BADEN Die S6uren beg 2aroeS g%e0ffnet,
ionDern ale Natipnsn Der Welt Adbsn
fe ieIbft aufgeriRen unb gepaltfdm
8eIiB bpn bieiem 2anbe genommen,
bas Iie beute nod alS ibr Gigentbum
balten. 0ieisniqen, Die bier Iino,
f6ulOen Niemunpem 0ant, felnem
@olfe, teinem 2anbe, feiner Regies
rung. Sic Iinb bier our9 Re4t uno
Wtd4t, uno 9flemdno BARI 81 Spnen
1agen: nWir hdben's erlaubti" IS
giebt &einen bier, Der i6r 8ommen
per6inoern fpnnte. Siefes 2dno mar
leer unb bic Nutionen fdmen uno full
ten es. Sc Qis6t biels Sorten bon
Nm~eritanern. aber nur cine dmeritaniz
i6e Raffe, Die inbianii4e, Mer gu ben
Oeuti4en ober irgeno einsm dnoeren
8epDlferungs : Glement OieieS 2anos5
fagt: ySbr feto bier bur4 bic 9naoe
irgenb Semanoes unb ioatst bantbar
bufiir 7ein," Der ma6t Ii4 elmer I'm
perf8dmtbeit f6uLOig, Die nur ein bic
fges 8ep0lterungs : glement begebt,
unb ss 1T Die b0aIte 3eit, oaB nun tbm
ben Stanbpunft flur ma6t."
0as 6eiBt 0eutf6 geipro6en, tpenn
es audi englii8 gei4rieben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Die sImerifaner ais Gdmpfcr

9aS Imsritancr gu fimpi,n %pcritebeH, BADEN fl
iton mt6rnlalg 6%ruiticu. GaB ft itotsmal re9t
uuO fir oas gfeat qetampit Dabta, 9as 1T Del
Gruno. amcrita 1T elti6 itincr 6eriibwtcn @aus:
9rjnti - 6oittttsr's Maotrbitttrs. 0ufeIb, tit Mi
brfieVt pororn, nod pirn tg Sas il iein. Sin bal.
hes Sabr6unotrt lang bat oisic qroSdrtiae Ir3net
Rrafr Dem i6ipa9tE Ma0su, Stayie Den trm1tttter
Rtrusu unO @tiunobtit uao Strait Dem ganieu &6r.
pr ,urHd gtgebsa. Sdn Ruf iii ftstig iueittr Qs:
orunQsn, trob @un0trter BON H~ubaDmun9sn. Sr
lauqe Is Rrantb,it in DIR 99tIt ojebt, 10 LANCE lpirc
IS aud 0ofttttcr'g Utogeubitttrs eebeu, pItleIbe 81
bsilen. @sun &6r Dor 9UitOpiuuS pequdlt ptrott,
mtnn Guers ga6ruug mad Dem GNsn l9tp;r I'm
Nlaqsn lieat. iptnn ,S5rtin 5olat Don @ulenuer0lt;
tuna oslb ougIcbt pDtr tpenn Guert Ricreu tibsrdr:
beit,t inD, 10 Oeriu6t tg nit 6otttttr's Nagen=
bitters. 0snn 9br QeiuuO ieiO, utbmt Is eslt9tnt=
lib ein I'M Sud 10 III trbalttn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
ggtacrnsWar sSa6n.


Eret IL Rraft um IL. 9" auuar 1893.
9Hae ptrlaTea Die Gt4clzStliioH, Dis tolgi
t44O Bprm. SdHtl8ult cauptl.ule, y. & Us
gobn uuo 0em SuDW, a~usgtUommtu Sonut1ss,
u. g.zGa6H nab G5lmbersburg, 4sariIHs5uTg
r. a : BORN W goyl, .. & {. sGioifon, 6aagtiai,
ofli5 pen gmsrgs5rooe, 6arLisI; uHb y. & %
WU9U.
l8II 9oyui. Qagptlinj,, Gbipgtns9Erg. Gg.o"
rid. Gmmi.s5urg uuo y. & BsGabH biz Set'
$50 9o5m.-gn0m. NAB uu:on.griogs uu0 sa'
u0per.
@ettCsburJ.
22l V~aam-Ntfom. nab Gmsr7sgr9DL
?235 T~G5m.-Ntt0W. nab uHJ5u5gricst-
1882 gaGm,-GLp. Hd~ Gtwsygrt ana :. * pa
2jui60U.
400 0cbm.-Nfiomm0oatioU mao althd.
HOS W~abm-GLprtB nab GLUitsH al pt CaAP' y
SiHit; isrHsr 6rsDsrid, Gmmyts5urg, CBsP2sush
BURG uEB y. & q. sgaBH.
!5l6 @dbm. - Utiom. mao 6moyus95o9t,
lG.I0 NbnBs-Ntiom. mad uHioasggl1gt.
Yp-5j N~btubs-Niiom. mad Smorp-@E0pt-
HIPS M~bmps-&tlDm. nab Ewurus3rapt
"EuglID. !E6gitb, uusJeEoWmtH SoAHIa3S.
Sur EouHt0gs.
giuCts unO 8tpacs&GrtGu &r. III ANaSa"'
m0rts5tyaBt.
3ugt balttu an tluiousr QNUip.o1H'ls%otnue's
Sulious, 4albreo;= glor-5sGUtHug Stati.Ata.
=. R. SBob, .s8tpeI5LNsEF.
9. S. gEigpslb, 6tH-s4ah s@3sHL'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
S6Rtttrnno &ur;Haaren.
q. 0nsOorT & sObn,
-Slhpf'Gde-
Baltimore uno 9pppletpn= StrnRc.
WrnBe r1cue QG0en.
gnnserpOae Bertbr in allen Departments

gSunherooGe 8ertbe in allen Departments.
IS e%reigntt f6 ui9t oft, DaB Oie nertiten uno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9aureH 10 btuig ~osrfduft pers
ben tonnsn, ME uniers 9lr0dinsSsrta z1~otiruuz
gen fiir Oieie l8o6e.
Gp6 fno Is duBtrldp0bniibe I~lmftdn0t, Die uns
Oaju in IStdno ieBen, 10 tluge bic 9urtie'H rsi5tn.
g9:1n sic 9toarf fir RleiOtritoiic BADEN uuo an
ieOtn ocpluSgabtcH Orti Collars ejueH Solar ipls
rem molten, 10 Deridunltu Si' nicIe @elcQHbeit ni3t.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Son Den binigsn biz gu Den feiuittn fran30Ti6en
9%00itdttn, Q8rr 6abel Die 9rrii' berubgriebt, nm
9tlts ~attrdftip Ju MAIDEN.
123c. fir i@iuern0t Mo6airs, bis b,ute mar Der
Qreis 2jc.
25c far Sncqparog, Melapoes unO mo5airs,
f~oIttten SOC.
SOC. fir B5ipcOrOs, gsrettans uno 0omeIpnns.
soc. fir frauj6fi6e 2Opitaten; trartu $I.0O IND
$12.
geissmfOFe-eine srDse @eIessnbet.
SeiOenftOfis, Die Fb suiri;otHheleno tragsn fpcr=
bsn, billigsr ais ic.
2~5c.-0abi8t q%auirfcIte uno ~grtrcift: 8ai8s
etioe.
gnotre oertlHGeH 0aiitr 50t.
4sc.-6arbtge 9affrta unO fartirte Seioc; 100.
fusrtb.
soc. -RootltDgscioc fir Saiasn, totctc *1.0o.
S9c.-sGorOro~ Ssior, ncacite Garbal, b%crabQts
iebt BON SIPS.
- @usiunarensS Department.
1toOerut prd@ti0c SPITE uno @Onncts iuur0cn iUr
bsH oiesip66ieeu @trtaui b~frQcittQt. sic 5a5sn muir
unisre mdbiQen Qrejic Ju b3abltn.
aId fir GinOer bobeu mir ale ~tlciOlImsu Site
fir geriHae Qrsiie. 0j6ts ic6It bier. 9arujrtt uno
| uuqurHiIte @iite, iebr bjaig.
nSaiEOrsmace" Injlsc. Sadcts. Gapes.
Die eiuQetrettnt bobe 5tmperatur otraulaBt friibz
s.iriQe 8tOuttioucu. Gs miro NOD qemIQ tiib!.
Gage bis sum Gjntritt Ocs Sommtrs Qebtn, nm
aus unlcrtn r%eOujirtcn QrGicn 9ortbejl 81 jicbtu.
5loeaOs goi9HeiOertt @Hjiige, ps!9e Dor elmer
gpott p~;rtduft purOu fir
$3.50, ieBt-S5. 90 $3.50, iest- SIS. 90
$1,000, icft-$7.5O $500, i,Bt-SIO. 90
S1250 - duBert poatommen e]earbejtcte AT3tgt
gptrtb $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Gin analn,amrrifanildes l1rthril.

Die bsutf9 : uncertainties 8etpez
gung finDet in Der englii9en 9re1e
Des 2unbes 3unebmenbe 8ea9tung
uno 8eipre6ung, 2ebtere ie na4 benz
@tanbpunft uno @erItdnbniB Der
Serren @erfaHer, bas leiber meifibin
ni9t bas bette unb ri4tige 1T. Sn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Weife ertldrt Die
9etroiter n@pening Netps" in 8eantz
tportung ~dbfd1iqer 8emerfungen Der
ySree 9reB" ibren Qeiern in einem
Nrtitel, ben Die bortiqe NbsnoppIt NIT
tbeilt, bic 8eoeutun9 Der 8epegung.
Wir entnebmen oemfelben 6olgenoes:
Wenn Die Oeuti6 : Qmeritaner
f6neaer bei Der 6arb lino ais M1bere
nit ibren 8emiiAungen, i6r neues 6eiz
mat9lunO Dor Der ~unge6euren DUNN
belt gu betpabren, freunDli4 qefonnene
Wd6te fi6 gu entfremOen uno Srubel
fur Die 3utunft fi4 gu bereitsn, 10 psrz
biensn lie oufiir I'm 10 60bere 4ners
tennung fir ibren patriotismus.
Wenn Die Qn0eren ben Oeuti9 : Nme@
rifanern Die QusfIbrung Der eplen Mr>
belt uaein ii6erlahen, 10 tits ni4t Der
9ebteren Sdulb. Wenn bic 8emiiz
bungen Der Osuti6 : Nmeritdner par
titulariitii4 eri4einen, 10 lit pas al
lein bic S9uIo Der Mnberen, nel9e Iih
peigern, ibnen fi9 an3ui9lieBen. Gs
unterliegt feinem 3Ipeifel, oaB biz
Ssutf3 : @meritdner 9iilfe unb Bel
ftanb bon alien 8ep0lfsrungs : Sic
menten in ibrem patriptiIfen @irz
fen piafommen beiBen piirben.
Gs 1T bobe 3eit, baB Elm 8ebDlfez
run9s : element. obsr mebrere FOLDER
in Oiefem aroben 2anbe, mo- 10 piele
Hafen beifdmmen fpobnen, Die 4ufs
gabe li4 Iteat, nt9t aaein bic Hepublif
Dor 0ummbeit unb unnlid gu bepd6z
rem, fonoern aud bic llnperI6dmt6eit
uno Den partituldrismus elmer perz
fdtpinoenb tleinen MinoritGt in ibre
S4ranten suriidautpeiien, bic fre4er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
9ienffaa, ben 2. Mai 1899.

Ger 9er5og BON s 0 NJ
t1uugbt 1T aus Dem engliE4en Inter
ibunen { 8erbunos uusgetreten uno
beutI4er llutert6an getporoen, UNI Die
Regierung BON So9Ten : @oburg99pz
tia ontreten gu tDnnen. Der Sobn
hes 9er3ogs, Bring Nrtbur, ipa in
Sbrdnen ausge6rphen fem, als er 6Drz
te, baB er Elm 0eutFder perot0 mi6e,
Ser junge !0err fam Ti6 Freuen, tpent
i6m nidts S4limmeres in Ieinsm Sc
ben pa6irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Mnrn Scifert.

Gs ftarb am 30. Npril 1899 Marp S,iftrt, g8ittz
me Oes peritorbsneu Gbriitian Stiisrt, I'M GIter Don
IS Subrtu uno ) WoHateH. Die 8etrOigunq tItoet
beutc, Sjerit1q, Tadmittags 3 ubr, BON Der
@obnuuq hires Shppicq ~,riobuss Charles @itbrotb,
Nr. 80, SitosRtq ,itsraStrabt, aus ouf Der plrjs
nitn- Is tmttfrnA ftntt. l22l
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@cprnc Gnnel.

Gs farb am %. @pril, 9benos 8 llbr, Gtorqs
Gnqel I'M 70. @cbcnsiabre, aus Sicoentopf, S9shen@
7armfraot, Q~rbiirtiq. Die @etrOiQuuq finott b IL
{, Gj,nit1q, ben ,. 0tai, Gd6mittuqs nm 4 llbr,
BON Der 8obnuuQ itintr S6prttr, y}r. TAI, Weitz
G~roBSStraBc, ans itatt. &eeroiourg %pripati1n.
(9iftsbureer 3eitun0cn mOgtn G~sidlltq't ]eopireH.)
ID1-)l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Riireau res Gpuesiums

aoItimprs Ouu Il April 1899.
ggie Is ieine 9fli8r lit, piro DER DlaEl9aa ale
,Difsrsoft tenn uno bur- G%tfiIlng Der qili@s
ten seittns Ga,r Rsan,ten oisies StPar5tm =, 81
Dem 3pede grDdbrlsjttn, paB enc e9tt.g'' 81
n more G anu :. t @ai 1899 osf8srt lperOs; unO nm
5ur Grreitung Oisies 8mtdes bsiiutra9tn' noltn
ieOsm gtamttn oetaiuirts 3nitruttiOHtn IN Sslag
auf isiH gtrbaItsu gcgebtn tDeroen; unO 2f %.
Der qen;T.n5afttn GrftauuQ ieiner Qili9ten ans
6alttH, iopo6i in attrtff Der 9er0attnna oqIr Ger
iontn, pel5t i6 elmer lltbrrtrctuno Der 9Sa6l9t.s
iebt ibuloig MAIDEN, ais lUie i'm 9strtII DIR @afz
rt9ttrbaltunQ Dts GrjeOsns uno Der Gr0Run9 all
ben StimmpliBen.
SIN gluftraQt Der 8lb6rnt
.. g. S%eneinser,
5-n21 81 QrdFocuti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Senrf1 &rahncrt.

sc ftarb am /. Mai 1899 mad ~ldn1srtn Qttoen
in ictnsr Q8Obnune, 0r. $40, SiO=SrOaotpaD,
@enrp 6rabntrt, %gtIiebtcr @attt BON ellie &rubs
merit unO Sobn Don &atbarina Il. Dts beritorbtnen
Sie ,3it Der g,erDjeung lpiro ipdttr n~nee5eigt.
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Snhn mphIhenrih.

Sc ftarb am %. april, 720 llbr Ibsuog, mad
lduoertm 2,iOtn 9obn MOblbrnri6, %geIiebtcr @atts
BON 8arbara 0loblbeurj6, I'M Glitter BON 38 5abrel
uno 4 Mouattn. 0as 9~tgrd6niB finSst II {,
9ienitaq, oCn ,. N(di, 0u6mjttaos 3 llbr, oom
Srausr6auit, Nr. 117o, S~anticott= StraBe, aus auf
DER ulpeitsrn. G I'M Etsrn" itatt. Q2l-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02

mnthhnna- mnrprs.ghreau

"+r+imore, Osn l.. I1di 1899,
. Tf,,foo' pTt ptunijipalipabl fatt.
ffnS+t . SI.ist pog 8at6baus a,i3lofen. Sur Ses
qnsmli5feit Oss Qublitums DerO'n Die ~artf'' Dis
ubli1, dbeebulttH. m
1927 &Ht. =. Wa"'Ht'' "'O
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Q15,T9,21,2)
Nhrsau ses Gpnesiums


8ultimpre, 0tn a. Gprtl 1899.
Die 9tborOe ocr6ifsutli1t itr Die S~HLocmatlon
aQtr 9tamt,u Oieits Srpartements oas 6oigtnOc:
@eutrul : 9eftb! J T. 53.
Su 6iui6t auf Die Wi6tigteit Ser WabrunQ
ocs quten Rnfts uno Ourb0reif,noen 3hoti9tsit oes
Qoliti=S eparttmtuts febt ib Oi. 9oliieiz9ebDrDe
~psn0rbilt, alien Nitglitoern oes Separtemsnt5 an
iutmpttblcn, f6 ieOsr poIitij6en Gr6rtsritn9 nit
9iiratrn ooer inter tinauosr auf Den StroBtn oOr
arotrpdrts u]nbroiuQt ~ %entbdlttn uno ib 10 gu
b~tutbHsr, NAB ic ltineH @ruuo sur 8eiauloigung
Or QdrttisGrQrtiiuHO gtbtn.
Sit &cb0uot utcuut Ods Rt5t uHo Die 4tlt6t
bon Qolijittu, nab ibrer ueberitu9un9 ju itmz
men, i'm pollen llmtorQt an, db:r fe muB NM lpirO
Oarauf btittbtu, Ddb is fb italidtr ~odnolung ent=
balten, iptlht ft ais Qolijsisgtar1tt anitobi9 ma
den ur0 Der Fritif ~ausitscr t6nntt. Gint 1teberz
trttlu0 oiei,s @titblS ipiro mir gntldfun9 aus
Dem SicE'tc cabinet lptr0tn, uno ale StlrQr 'pcrz
zen dutpcicrotrt, bic @tb1rDe non itosr g}lBauiz
iibruna Stttus Der @edmttn Dities S%tpartsmtnts
i'll t~cna6gi3tiqeu.
.. 6. See6fnger,
~. u. Sobnion,
q. NJ. Sdbrpper,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Die Mahl.

- -" 49,
ttgIte Wa6l in Baltimore, nit pelder
Der nelie Sreibrief in &raFt treten ioQ,
iino setrpfFen; bic 8urger baden 6euz
te am StimmtGIen gu beItimmen,
tpel9e pdrtei in Den nd9lten bier
sSa6ren bic Gtabt bertpalten, reTp. Die
5ii6rung bu6en ion.
Die Nniprii6e Der beiben purteien
ouF Die 8ea9tung Der Stimmgeber
iinb rpd6renb Der letter Wo4en auf
zen Sribinen unb in Der 9refe Don
alien Seiten beleu9tet tporben, unO
es giebt pieQei9t beute MDr9en teinen
8iirger, Der ii9 ni6t bariiber flar lit,
pie er ltimmen pirb, iiber6uupt fin0
bic. nel4e i'm leBten Mugen6lid Be-
fe6rt Gpsrben fDnnen, faum Der 9efe6z
rung tpert6.
Mir freuen uns, bier FeItItsGen gu
fDnnen, baB bieIe srite Champagne UNI
ter Dem neren G6arter einen merit
niirbigen Wanbef gum 8eferen in Den
bi56er iibii9en Md6lmetboben nit Fi4
ge6ra9t Fat, bieIe5 ldBt uns 6OTfen,
baB Die ibeale @ampagne bur3 Die
GrpG6lung bes beiten Sidets beute
qetr0nt perben tpirb. 0as bette Sidet
lit aber bas, pel9es bic nG6arter@
Union" unb bic unub6dngigen unterz
Iiiben unb nel9es ben Ndnen > boz
m a 8 8. 6opesa an Der @pibe trdgt.
8ir baden i'm Gaufe oes Woblz
fampfes fein 0ort gegen 9rn. W}dlz
tier geIagt; es finb biesmal peniger Die
MGnner, es lit bic partei, bic btnter
ben republifanii6en G%anoiodten lteht,
nel6e Sabel berbtent.
6r. MalItsr bat in ben Is Mo<
naten feiner Mmtsfibrung einen gro
ZEN 5ebler funb gsgeben, inbem er Der
bon ben f9le6teIten @lementen feiner
9ortei aeleiteten MaI6ine @elegenbeit
CAB, bic SerrT6uft 51 getpinnen. 9teIe
Ma16ine bat i'm pieber nomintrt, II.
bic tpirb beute, pdbrenb er felbit ge@
I6laQen ipirb, perni6tet perben.
Sine neue 53eit 1T in Nmerifa angez
broden. garteien muB es ge6en in
elmer Repu6lif, aber fpenn 6i56er Die
StimmQe6er Der 9ortei tpegen bd tpa>
rem, 70 Tinb felt einiger3eit otePartslen
Der Stimmge6.r balber ba, unb tetn
9arteifiihrer fam 6eute nod pra6ien,
bah er bic Stimmse6er in Der Sai9e
bat.
Die Wa6len tperben Fprtun bur9
bas unQ6bGngige @otum entF4ieoen,
unb bas 1T nit feirer portei perbetz
ratbet, es neigt Ti6 INNER duf bic BEL
1ere Seite, unb bu e5 biesmql p6ne
Nusnabme auF Der bemotrutii6enSeiz
tie 1febt, 70 bdlten mir bic @dbl beS
Srr. Subes fir geIi6ert,
9reili9 barf bes6al6 Niemdnb
glanben, baB feline @timme in 6olge
Der g~lGn3enben Qusii6ten ni4t nOtbi8
fei uro baB En- Der guten So9e bds
fleine Opfer elmer 3eitperTdumniB
ni6t gu bringen brau6e. Die repub>
lifanif9e 9artei mar in ben lebten
be10er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIT Spl>
t6etl uno fat unter MulIter i6r Be
ties gstbun, @ttmmgeber gu gepinnen;
bas Negsrz8otum bat bebeuteno 3uz
qenommen, unD fpenn Der groBe I6=
fan bes unabbdngigen @otums nt9t
mare, bann piirben bic Gbancen Der
bemotratH3en partei ni4t Defenders
fte6en. Oesbulb muB eben Sober. Der
Iin ent'6loFen bat. feline @timme gu
Gnbern, 6ertte fein MOrt emblem, nur
bann 1T QusIi4t uuf einsn g%ldn3enben
@rfolg.
8ebe bes6al6 Elm Sober feline Stim=
me al unb iebe baruuf, baB feline
Sreunbe unb Na9barn Dafelbe tbun.
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SHFs'" 'e' Ger ppItIst'G Ommtfdre.

An Samuel z. 5amfItcn. Dtnrlpal'
aoItimort Dan Il aprll 1899.
o.g St ma dis52aa ' ,n , ]efs5.if f1't I'M u s'Fsin0,5n, pas
iiraeao ptift gtriontn 3a Dem 3tDtdt @ pr n n, nas
ii6en sbtilna5me an Oei tOmmsnOtn Sea9ttn nap
galtimOrs asbTa8t iDcroen; naS iF9'n 8n Pft0f bi. p5tr
fon nm oo.p bisrbsr oebra6t tpsrOen, d%usIinOlg Sn
MAIDEN uuD otrm Qtrbaitung i'll o'rah'anFh'
SIN 2~luftrags DIR @sbor0s
.. 6. 9snrinser.
r.-oo,n QrdIOsHt.
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Gbicago, Waibington, Detroit, 9altiz
more, Bittsbura @rie u. +. M. geI4ez
ben, uno in alien biefen Stdbten bae
ben bic Srults unter Der I9arfen Gons
t~urrena f9le9t proiperirt. Sn Obio
bat Der General : Mntpolt Elm 8erfab>
rem ein9sleitet, ben @hurter Der rgtspez
Lamb &c SdnOustn 8rauerei" pioerz
rufen 5u lafen, neil bieielbe angeblid
bic Gpnfurren5 gu unterbriden iu6t,
unb in 8rooflhn lit Die .Grite glatiOz
radiant" bon einem Snnpjtdt, ous bic
bortigen 9rauereien unter einen 6ut
gu 6ringen berfu9te, 3uridgetreten."