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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
Ole 1Inrnhrn in 9hnhn.

@urbner, Sbu6p, 4. Moi. -
SIN @an3en Iinb jeBt 104 NuFriibrer
bon ben8unbestruppen berbuftet nor
ben, unb peroen in einem S9uppen,
pel6er in Elm 8efGngniB umgepunz
belt tpOroen 1T, bepa8t. Inter ben
9eFangenen befinben Ii6 etli2e Der
Rdoel5fibrer, tpdbrenO Qnoere Ii6
re6t3eitig aus Dem Stau6e gemo6t
BADEN. Die Sruppsn ItieBen mir
genD5 auf WiberItanb.
9enerdl Merriam, 9eneruldnDdlt
6dDes unO 8unoesEar7hQQ RamiaD
Tino bier angetommen. 3ruppen Iinb
ieBt nd6 Gdn1on Greef uno WuQan,
Dem 6uuptqudrtier Der Strtter, beorz
bert poroen, unb ni3tunioniItiI6e
@ru6enur6eitsr perban Iie be9leiten,
um 0isienigeu, pel6e an ben @etpalt=
t6uten pom (eBten SumIto9 betbeiiigt
purer, gu ioentifi3tren. W}an fir6tet,
baB Oteie Observation-Disclosures Dioerz
ftano leiItan perben.
8Oi E, Sodbo, 4. W}dt. @ous
pernsur Steunenbers Fat Oa5 8ebist
BON SbobonezGountD, in pel6em Der
@ru6enort 8urbnsr liegt, in &rieg5s
3uItano ertldrt. Dele MIdBnuhme
IteQt ods Gountp untsr cine militdris
16e @erpoItung, Der Ii9 bic Gipii6ez
BORDEN %unterorbnen mifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
@iQir's Bed,
.3uerIt brannte bes jungen @dnoerbilt
2anOIiB nieber unb ieBt lit er BON
1einem 6unbe ge6ifan porben.

3uerIt brannte oe5 jungen @anoerbiIt
2anOitB nie0er unO ieBt lit er BON
Ieinem 9un6e ge6i1en porben
Nep gorf, 4. Mai. - 6eit
fetner @erbeirat6ung f6etnt MiQiam
e. @unOarbilt pom MiBgei6id bers
folgt gu peroen. Qus Den iiiBen
Srdumen Der 6litterpp9en bur6 Die
6e~uer8brunft, nel4e ben prG6tigen
2ano1ib ieiue5 @aters, Sole 9ours,"
3erItDrte, aufgeI6eu6t, te6rte er bier
fer 3uriid unb na6m nit 1einer jun
gen 5rau i'm nWolOorf : NItpriu"
Quartrer. Dor Ginger 8eit tauTte ct
einen 8ernbarOiner gum 9reiIa BON
$4,000. Oas 3bier Idisn GltBerIt gut
miitbig 80 fein; zines SageS idOo8
bra6te rs Dem baIelb5t angeTteQten
9unOeOiener 3rapnor I6fpere Big
ipunbsn BEL. SroB dler @armn9en
polte 6r. 8anDer6iIt ni6t qlauben,
Dab oas 36ier ben Mann qe6ifen 6az
be, o6ne BON bemielben 9eret3t tporben
gu Iein, unD er behielt Das 3bier in ieiz
ner umgebung, lieB eS aber an cine
Settle legen. Dor sinigen 8ugen fret
6eGte ST. @unberbtIt ben 6ur1o, als
0ieIer pl0Bli4 3uI4uappte uno Ieinsn
6errn in Die re6te 6anb bib. 0ie
BunOe mar cine 3iemlid 7fpere unb
Die 9anb nirb fir INNER BON Der
Narbe e~ntTtelIt fsfn. S6IeunigIt purs
De Elm 4r3t 9s6oIt, Der bic @unoe Gus
brannte uro berbano. Der 9unO
fpltrbe bermitteIt G6Ioroform get0bs
tet. 0bglei4 man nidt gIau6t, baB
Der Bib unangene5me 5oIgen BADEN
miro, befinbet Iih 6r. 9unDer6ilf oenz
mod unter baItdnOiger dr5tti6er Quf>
5ihF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
Sir SnOnItries G%nmmiiiiuu.
3eugenousfogen ii6er bic greuli6en
3uitGnbe in ben S6niBbuOen
G6icogo'8.

3eugenousfogen ii6er bic 8reuli6en
3uitdnbe in ben S6piBbuOen
G6icogo'8.
@of6tngton, .. g., 4. Mai.
- Inter ben BON Der SnoutriesGomz
million bier pernpmmenen 53eugen Be-
FanO 1ia 5lorsnce &eup, Die bier Sab
re lang G6eFs5a6ritsSnIpsttorin Oon
Sqinoi8 gdpeIen 1T unb Elm entIeBIiz
DIES Bib BON ben 8uitGnoen in ben
nS6piB6uben" Der S6netber in G6iz
cage enfparf. 0ieTe S8piB6uoen, in
tpeI6en fat ale rfertigen &leiOer" II.
audi elm GROCER She'll Der na6 MaB
qemQ6ten &leibsr 6erge1teIt lpiiroen,
ieien fir bic Qrbeiter i'm bD6Iten@ruz
be u~ngeIuno, ba Ite unreinli6 unO an
8Gumli6feit duBerTt beI6rdnft ieien.
Nu6 piirben bort, unter 8srleBun9
zines ~beIonberen @eIeBe5, Gin0er Be-
F6GFti9t. bic nod nibt IA Sabre alt
feien; i'm eriten Sabre erbislten bieie
Gln0er tetfe 8F3dq!ur9, fQr pQ5
3peite Sa6r berTpre6e man i6nen ei@
nen Dollar pro 0o6e, fir Tpdter
me6r. Die Reonerin 6efiirportete nit
groBem Na6Orud bic Nnnabme zines
Gfnli6en 6abrits9 eieBe8, ME ba8
Gul3er'f6e, i'm Staate NeDzYOrt BE-
ItebenDe.
Der G6sFz2(nputt Der nStanboros
OeIsGo.," 9obb, feb bic SnbuItries
GommiTion pi1en, boB Sobn ..
RodeTeQer unb anbere 8edmten Der
genunnten 8eIeuI6aft Der 4ufForbss
rung, 5tpii6en Dem Is. unb 20. Mut
bor Der GommiIion in @dfbingtOn gu
erI9einen, no6tOmm:n tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

S9affer'6 in PbIlaoapbtd maj
Da5 RsTultat zines ung.idliaen
3ufaQs.
96ituoeGp6ia, 4. Mat,-Sm
bieTigen Criminal : 9eridt 1T 9eofg
GdafFer, pel6er Dor einiger 3eit auf
bic Mnftaqe Der6aftet porOen mar, GeI@
cen Drei fleinen 9inoern, Rihdro,
6lora uno glF;e, @ift 6sige6ra4t gu
bu6sn, in Der N6Ti9t, tie 81 tootsn,
1otp;e einen 6el6HmoroberFu4 gsnd4f
gu BADEN, pro3efjrt unp Fretg'lProz
den tporoen, ba Der Oifristsz Qnpalt
Die &lage psgen Mangel5 on 8spetz
ien fauen lieB. 0iFriftg : Nnlpatt
6inietter 6emerfte Iogar, oaB er nI4t
6egreiFen f0nne, peBbalb S9affer per-
6aftet tporoen isi, oa bas 8eneismd@
teriul flar bQrtbue, Dab bic 8ergIftun9
cine 3ufGQige mar. S6affer ppbnie
nit Teinen orei tleinen ainoern IN Der
o6eren Stabt. Seine Jrau uro ietfle
Mutter pQren i'm Seplember porigsn
Sabrs5 seItor6sn. Qm %. Sdnudr
b5. IS. nuroen Die Nadbarn nab BEN
6uuTe g~erufen uno fanben Den Batter
nebIf ben bret 8;Noern an ~6eftigsnAn@
fallen BON Grbre6en iei0en0. 90
T6neQ ME m0gli6 puroen lie nda Ell
mem 5oTpitat qeT4afft, no bic Qer3te
cine @ergiFtung confutirten. @s 9s@
lang, bus 2ebsn aler bier Pdtientto
gu retten. Ha9 Ieiner @eneIun8 rpurz
be S6aFfer DerbaFtet. 8esbal0 Die
8erbaftung porgenommen porOer
mar, poer auf pefen 8erdnldI urg,
fonnte 6ei ben 6eutigu1 8erhunOlun8en
ni6t etmittelt tperoen, ~ausgenpmmen
pieGej6t auf Den 9eri6t Des @6emIz
ters oe5 @efuro6eiI5 : Bureaus bin,
Der %tuuEeie, Dab er in Der W}il4, bic IN
Dem 9dufe borgefunDen tpurOe, 81
9run peiBes NrIenit borFano. Die
t0btli9e 9oTi5 III u Biz 2 9rtO.
Die NusTugsn, rpel9e 64affer CUR
3eit Oeg @orfa1ss 8ema8t uno Epdter
du8 ~pieoer6olt bate, lauten babin,
0aB er RattengiFt getauFt bette, um
Die yS6na6en" aus Dem 6auIe gu
pertrei6en. Die 9upierbiiITe bes pa
diets rib, uno um gu bsr6iten, baB
oos @ift pm6ergefreut peroe, bate er
es in cine Safe geTaiittst. 2tuf cine
ni4t auFget.drte 0eiie purOe in OjeIe
Safe Mit6 %negofen, uno oa Der gu
fan polts, Dab am nd6to Mprgen
Der Mil6mann ni6t fam, i9iittete eli
neg Der RiRoer, peI6es bpn BEN @ors
banbenIejp bes 9iftes feline N6nung
battle, bic Mil9 in ben 9aFfee. Na6
8enuB oes aaIfee's ertrantte bic garz
&c 5amilie. g8 purOe be3eugt, DuB
S3ufFer feline 8inoer Ttet5 gut 6e6anz
belt bate.
Or. 3o6inFon, Der Gbemilsr oeS9ez
uno6eitSamtes, CAB auf Dem 3eugenz
itanoe gu, oaB R~attengift Grg1ougb On
3atsO rpeiBes Orient ent6olte, unb
er mar ni6t i'm Stanoe, gu be6auptel,
oaB bas BON i6m in Der Mil9 Qefun,
oens NrTenif ni6t bon oieTem 3attenz
giFte ~berrii6rte. Nuf bieTe NusToge
bin lieB Der 0ifriftSanpalt bic 8luQe
faen, uno ibren SnItruftionon 9enGB
ga6 bic Surp Elm Freiipre4enoes Ser
bitt ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
MISUNDERSTANDING.
SntereTante 4usIagen Oes G6emifers
WiIep Dor einem Gomite be5 Bum
b~esienats. - 80 pro5ent offer
Habrung8mittel perfdl56t.

g|tQQIul9SHlIIIel perTQllQt.
G6icago, 4. Mai. - Or. $. %.
8ileD, G6sFzG6emifer beS Nderbulloez
parEsment5 in WaTbington, be3eugtt
Dor Dem bier tagenben Gomite be5
8unoes5 enuts, pel6e cine llnterIuz
dung i6er bic @erFGlI8ung BON g}abz
rung8mitteln fi6rt, baB boue 80 pro
3ent aQer in ben Ser. 'Stauten er3euqz
ten Na6rungsmittel unb 8etrdnte per-
fGlI6t neroen. @Ge Dirt BON Mil6ez
reiproOuften, tpie audi fat ale Sprten
9smir3e Iogur 9uffee6O6nen, entbielz
ten fremoartige, rep. i6Golide Be
Itunbt6eile. Die 3eugenpernebmung
geI6a6 ourf Senutor Mafon.
Or, BiIsn mar Der erIte 3euge, Der
bon Genator Mdion - Senator 9arz
rig fommt erIt morgen Der unb Senaz
tor 0etmore. bds brittle Gomitemit>
8IieO, 1T trant - angeb0rt puros. Gr
CAB i'm Gin3elnen an, ME bic Na6z
rung8mittsI berfGII9t perbsn.
Wtild 1piro Our6 @nt3iebung Der
SettiubItdn3 C(bra6men), bur4 Der
pdferuHg uno 9~rGIerDmittel gegen
bas SauerperOen berfdlf8t, Butter
bur9 8aumlpOufomen Sel uno
S6neinefett. 9onig uuf bic mdnnigs
fa4Tte @etTe, S6peinefett ourd4 gu
iaB BON P~fIun3enDler, Die jeDo9 1e6r
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fno. QnItatt
8uumDl er6dlt man bdufig 8aumtpoQz
famenzOel, ftatt 8offssbobnen cine
Mif6ung BON iol6en nit in 8afFeez
bo6nenformen berarbeitetem 6artqez
tporbenen MeIaTsz unb Mebl6rei. 70
9roaent bon ulIem in bteIem 9anOe
berfauften Bier ent6dlt fsin Mal3.
@lutoIe, Gpenn lie in gsringen M}engen
bertpenbet tpiro, lit unI6dbli6. 3eine
9onfitiiren lpiirben nur febr tpeni9e
6erqeiteQt, aud @1ig fperoe bielfu6
berfGlIht. 9as 9idorn3uder=@urro
gat fir N~6orn3uder lei bur4au5 ni6t
T9Gbli6; beioe Isien i'm 9ei9mad uno
NaGrpertb fuum gu unterf6eioen. Sc
piir5e piirOen bielfa4 perfdli4t, mo-
mentIi9 erbulte man hGufig ~gemublene
peanut : S6alen anItdtt 3immst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
shnrrb[nfnhe in GnLnrnhn.

8redinrioge, Sol, 4. Mai.-
Die @ifenbabnsn limb in 6olge zines
S6neeiturms, pelaer eiae gauge 30
DE oauerte, Dieber aur giniiequng 0es
8etriebs ge5tpungen getpeien. SeIt
leBtem Samfag lit feline ppTt bier elm
qetroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
Tnr antrs Siirarrtlnnt.

Gincinnoti, 4. Mai. = Del
brittle SGbres@Gonpsnt Der yNationaf
Sob @iti5ensI6ip 2eague" parb bier
erDffnet. 9aTtor 6. 8. Worf belt
einen 8ortrag i6er bic yGonntugsz
frage;;" aud gelangten 4bbunblungen
bon u. Gribee BON Galifornieu iiber
npropprtioneue @ertretung" unb bon
S. 90. Nrropfmit6 BON Nep@Serfeb
iiber nDirette geieBgebung als @runO=
lage Der 9olfsregierung" CUR 8erlez
flung. Gs fOlgte cine oagemeine Dis
fulton lbsr bisIs @~egenitdn0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
sSran G6ilos lit ni6t brrlnbt.

darlington, ,. g., 4. Mdi.
- Set einigsn Wo6en BADEN 8eri4z
ts in 6ooTa!ion66lditern Cirtulirt, oaB
bic 9ermdblung Der 6rau george 8.
Gibbs BON philadelphia, Der 8ittpe
os5 6etanntsn 3situng8 : 9erdus9es
6srs uno 96tlantropen, nit 9enerat
,SSyoe" @6eeler BON Nla61md binnsn
Surgeon beporTte6e. DieIe 8ert4te ba>
ben Der genaanten Dame, pei4e bier
in WaT6ingtpH ibren BobnIiB gsnoms
men bal, bel ununnebmli6teilen Oerz
urIaht, uno od erIt geItern Dieoer Die
Tel6s Ra6rihI nit elmer Wtenge pcq
Gin3elnbaitsn dufgetiIdt puroe, fat
6rau Gbiios9eranlaRung genommen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
9rr Mcni6 ncriu6r bic 06tier uidt.

9roDibence, u. g., 4. Mai. -
Man fut9tst. Dab Sapt. Sips. Grapo
aus Iepz9eoforo, nciher in einem
mun SUP langen Boot Don bier nab
Gubu dFginq, pdbreno Oes geitrigeu
Gtlrmes 6ei 9oint Suoit6 ertrant.
Geiu getentarts8 Boot lit beute BET
QuonO9owonQ : 82a6 au~fgefunoeH
nproen. @sftern Dor Dem Sturme,
fab bic MannI6aFt Der 8Itenretz
tur5sitat:on AIT 8oint SuOitb ben Gas
pitdu uro fein Boot in Der GGbe Oss
ufer3, pdbrenO er bic bortige Qan0s
ipiPs gu umi6iffen i'm 8sgriffs mar.
$n 1877 fubr Gapitdn Grapo in
@eieqI4uft ieiner Satin in einem 20
Sub Idnoen 8oote BON 9eps9eOforO
aus iiber cen atlantifhen S5ean ra9
GnqIan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
Sepern's MCis9eit.
l1e6erraIdenoe Mitt6etlungen iber
bic nddfid6rigs 9rdTi0ent[daTtss
9dmpdgne.

O~ 49,"
GIebeIunb, o, 4. Maj. -
G6ounceD M. 0epep erfldrte biSr in
einem sSnterDiefp, er Iei oafur, oaBSez
major 81. u. 6dcnd 9orTiBenOer beg
rspu6iifaniT6en NdtiOnal : Comics
blei6e. Der NQerps,ts : Staatsmann
GuBerie Ii4 in folgenber Weiie:
Bel Der Wa6l DON 1896 3eigte 6r.
Sauna cine @sI6idli4teil in Der 2eiz
tung Der 2(ngeIegenbeiten Der republjs
fauiTaen Partei, pelde i6re5glei6en
in Der 9eT6i6te Der 9arte: ni6t bat.
uno bic 9olitif Der repu6lifaniT6en
9drtei 1T Itet5 oabin gsgangsn, tsinsn
gulen 5i6rer fabren gu lafen, 6eoor
Ie ni6t einen b~efieren g~efuooen fat"
Damn 0erltieg ii6 Der nsuge6adsne
8unDesienator gu Der ber6lifFsnosn
8ebauptung, oaB bic repubiitanjI6e
9artei in 1900 tbutTG6li6 feline OPP
petition baden tperoe. y8rpan fat
bic Dsmofraten Ren : 0ort'b aus Der
bemotraiiE6sn 9artsi 6erausgereOet,
uno Ie perben niemais pieoer 3uIamz
men tommen," 70 ertldrte er.
rWelde5 miro ba5 rspu6lifuniI6e
SHue i'm Sabre 1900 Tein?" nurOe CT
geFragt.
Die Plaitform piro 2tnes, mas bic
9artei jemal5 auFgeTislt FAT, BON Reus
I'm 6etrGFtigen unO Ii6 gu @urfsn
BON Grparfipn QusTpre6sn."
gWa5 mil oan 3ruTts?"
nun3peiFsl6aft piro bic repu6litas
NIL 4e Bartei cine 8lante in i6rer
9!atiform a%nne6men, tpel6e 3ruF5
%oerbdmmt, unb i6 pente, bic Oemotras
Hide 9artsi tpiro Elm @lei6as I6un.
Die 3epu6Iifaner perDen i6re Grtldz
rung fur @olopd6rung pieoer6o.en,
uno oaran fam tein 8peifel pbpals
ten, DAB bic 0emofraten pieoer S;t6er
a%ufne6men psrben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
gcrciniste saugrr bon Baltimore

5du%ptqudrtler: g@ermdnld : U(dns
ner6or : 6aue. PrdIioent 6ran3
Sdltl, g}r. 222, Noro &i6trtnItruBe;
SetretGr 6erm. @~aOenbocp, gr.
2460, 0et 8oltimors ItraBe; S6uBs
melter 6. 8. 0agner; 0irigent ..
M}elamet. 9ele9aten = 9erIamms
lung ieoen 5~tpeiten 6reitag i'm Monat.
Baltimore Gieoertran5."
6uuptquartier: CIR. 521, IorOz
6onarotraBe. SingItunOs: 0&jtts
mods - 0irigent; D.. Nlelomet.
.Nrior."
6uuptqudrtier: y0}e6dnic5' 5als,"
Or. 317, 8eit = 6a2etteItrdBe, Sing
ItunOe: M}ittpo6s - 0jrigent: s. 3.
6runt.
n8ermoniaz 90 Gnner6Or."
Sauptquurtier: nGermanid 2 M}dns
ner6or = 6aue", g&r. 41O-412, 80
2ombaroItraBe. SingItunbe; DOM
reritaq5 - Djrioent: Gop. 80dner.
n6rObItnn."
5~auptquartier: n6robftnn = 6oue,"
Qr. POGO, 5reOsrit 2 QOenue. Sing
ftunpe: MjttpO95 - Dirigtnt 8.
8riippel.
,Qr6etter : M dnuer6or."
Sauptquartier: Q(nOreo5' 6aae, g}r.
314, SaropertruBe. S%jn8ituuOe:
0ittpO9s - 9irigent: 6. S3emeIes
nip.
.S6aIta MGurtr8Or."
S~uuptquartier: n5balia = 6aGe,"
Nr. 915, 0f : PrattitraBe. Stn8s
ItunOe: 9ienItag5 - 0trigent: 8.
8riippel.
rS6ngerrunbe."
,Sauptquartier: MD6lmann's Saqe,
Rr. 1918, 0It 5airmpunt @Denue.
Singitunoe; 9onnertdgS - Diris
gent: Dug. S6neioer.
oNrbetter : 3iebertdfeL"
!6uuptqudrtier: gejO6arot5 6dGe,
gr. 1928, 8eIt 2 9rdttitraBt. Sing
itunbe: MjttpO65 - 9irjgent: u.
@eber.
nQorD Baltimore = MGns
ner6Dr."
6u~uptquartier: o2oro Baltimore
Mdnner6Or = 5OQs," l}r. 1922, 5arz
for0 = Q(penue. SingItunbe: 6reis
tags - 0irigent: ". 0e6er.
80 eBgerz Sci Ian 8erein."
5%uuptquartier: SOrOan'59aQe, g}r.
"A, Gentre Martet SPdCe. Sing
1unOe: Donnerfags - Dirig'nt IS.
6ront.
nGt8entron3."
5auptquartier: 4Oer'5 6Que, Gde
9uitz uno SAT- glDenue. Sing
ftunOe: M}ittpo65 - Dir,8ent; Dug.
S6nei0er.
nW D3art@M Gnner6Dr."
5uuptquartier: @0B' 6aue, Ir.
1900, McGlberrDitraBe. Singitun0e:
0ienfdgz - 0irigent: q. %. P0bls
mann.
IN Iobie."
6]uuptquartier: 9. S3mibt'8 5aqe,
Gr. SAB, g}orb 8aIbingtonitrdBe.
SinQitunoe: 9jenItag5 - 9irjgent:
=. &drDlus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
OFFER Der Mafia.

9urrisbura, 3d., 4. mai. -
@ntpria Oeroid, Elm itaIieniI4er
S6neiosr. Der SonntuQ Nd9ts BON
elmer 8anbe unbetannter Nttentdter in
Steslton ii6erfaaen unb gsboI6t MUIR
be, 1T i'm !6oipitul in 9arrisbura biz
fen Morgen geitprben. Gin 8ruoer
9~errfa's. Der ebenfuns geIto6en NOR
ben lit. piro gsneien. man 9laubt,
bab 8eiGe Spfer Der Mafia linb.
CA
TEagtdis DasssIhsWa Ifr Frueha Gskauft HABIT
'9 4sa lsS1HZzIIM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
GrGfnung der collaboration,
Der ii6li6e @rabf6 UNI bus bette
2ano. - Rsue Stdot2 i'm 6onOz
um0re6en gegrinOet.

DurunQp, Gol., 4. N}li. - Die
bi8ber nsn lite : Sno;arsru ~geborigen
Qan0ereien puroen 6eute Mlittag i'm
@intlanQs nit Der Proclamation De5
9rGTi0enten 3ur N~niteoelung er0ffnet.
0ampfpFeifen uro 8lofengeldute film
oiqten bic 9tunoe Der Gr0ffrun8 an,
uno bic Scenen, pel2e Ii6 BEL Der Grs
0ffnung BON Stld5pma uno oe5 G6ez
rotee : Streifen8 ereiQneten, tp;eOers
6Dtten 1i4. 6unoerte BON 2anoIu6ern
nurgn lGnq8 Der 9ren3en 0es @ebiete5
3ipii6sn Colorado u1o Neu : Wier;fo
auF elmer Strefe BON 40 Weilen per-
t6eilt uno eilten UNI Mitt1g uber Die
@ren3e, UNI Ii6 piini6enspert6e
Glaim8 aus3ufuhen. Durango mar
Der Mittslpuntt oa5 Sturmluufs, uno
bisIe Mdnner, peI6e 9lGBe in Der porz
oar1ten Reibe Der 2anoIu6er be6auptez
ten, ~oertduften oieielben tur3 Dor Der
Gr0ffrungsItunoe fir ie $50. Man6&
BON ben QunofuAern peroen Ti6 audi,
a~nIfutt Ii6 az Dem @rabI6 gu bet6eiz
ligen, biQi9e 6armIdHOerejen in Neus
MeritO ODER Colorado taufsn. y8ufz
falo" SDnes un0 300 8egleiter Jus
@uthrie, Otla., ipisltsn e;ne promiz
nente 8one BEL Dem bsutigen 8rubI4
uro poQsn auf benz bon ibnen ausqes
pG6lten Qanos cine nsue Stabt ariinz
ben, tpel6e Den Namen 3u6or fii6ren
ioQ. Obne 3peifel perben beute
Ibenb i6on Elm 0uBenb .StGote" ooer
00rfer arf benz neuen 9ebiet gegriinz
bet iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

gu ertlGrsr, Dab ron elmer berurligetE
8ermd6lung ~uberbcupt ME bic 3sos
gepeien iej uro Die 613IgliGm Sc
riidte jeglj6er @e3rinouns eut5e4rz
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

Die 1sdsid6rige Neuie Gimfon
1arb gsitern gu Srenton, rs, an
RrGmpfen, pel4e cine 6ol9e bon
ue6srunItrengung bur4 Seilipringen
mdren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
Mu8 OeutiNlanb.
SntereKamte Debate int 8ei6stag
Graf BON aarSprff'S Sppofitiun &C.
gen Ocn 0Oritbla9 sur Giniebun9
zines observation-disclosures.

Mor8en piro Der 8eidstug onIdBlid
Der 8eerOigung Ieine5 erIten 9rdz
f~ioenten 0r. b. SimIon feline Sit
8ung 6aGten. = Sin fddFT4er
ufus, nel6sr ben @6ulmdD6en
ba5 3ragen BON GorIst5 Derbietet.
grin8 5rieori6 @il4slm DON
9reuBen nit einem engIii4en
8ds4en perIo6t. - NlerIei Sntez
reFantes aus Dem Rei6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
Jrrigriprn6cft

Die @ergifiung Der Orei &inber 9sOr9
66affsr's in pbilabelp6ia mar
Das ReTultat zines un9ludli4ea
3ufaQ8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05
GrItaunli6e 8nBbeit.

Sin greiIer 2sbrer in fsinem S4ulz
5imner Dor Isinen S9iIern bur4
feline Sdpiegsrto9ter nel4e ebenz
faa5 Qebrerin lit, bur6gepeitI6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

CAS IA.
~ DaSS9lbaW Was lhr FTuehar Gskauft HABIT
45 ! &MAzZSu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

Der grDBte She'll BON 9amburg mar
aeIern N6enb in Ountel ge6Iut, ba
Bic eleftriT9e 6auptleitu0g ausgsz
6rannt mar. @asliat unO 9er3en
perbreiteten einen nun triiben S9ein.
SauTsnoe DON @eT6dften BADEN enorz
men S6aoen erliEttu. SIN Sbaliaz
S6euter tpurbe Der erTfe Oft Bel elef=
triI6em 2i4t geIpielt, peI6es bic Of
fumuiatoren lieFerten, bic psIterenQtz
ts puroen Bel 8er3enli4t geIpieii, bd
@as ni9t gu beIaaffen mar. Die
.5amburger Iaari6ten" tonnten
midi srldeinsu, Bel 6adelli4t miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-05

6Quptqudrtier: g. S3mibt'8 5aue,
CIR. SAB, Norb = 8aI6inqtonfrdBe.
SinQitunOe: 9jenItag5 - 0irjgent:
e. GdrDIu5.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-06
The British Government Has Just Pardoned the Last Of the
Avengers.
Avengers

who alone of all the party knew Secre.
tary Burke by sight.
The four occupants Of the car who
had been selected to do the deed were
armed with surgeons knives brought
over from France. Brady, who was a
Hercules in strength. was their leader.
AS the victims approached the car
the signal was given from the roadside
by Carey. The four leaped down and
ran to the encounter. Burke was in
stantly killed and gashed with the
sharp knives of at least two Of his as
sailants. Brady and Kelly. Lord
Frederick Cavendish might have been
let go unhurt, but his manly instinct
prompted him to resist, II 1t was only
with his umbrella, and a knife thrust
in his heart ended his life.
Not less sudden than the deed was
the fight, and escape. Within a min
ute after the murder every one of the
eleven had disappeared as completely
as IL the earth had swallowed them up.
Carey and Smith turned and went
away as soon as the signal was given,
Fitzharris started back with his cab
before a blow was struck. The four
jumped back on the car, Kavanaugh
whipped up his little red mare, and
kept her at full speed on race around
the city Of Dublin, driving out by Cha
pelizad, keeping outside of the city un-
til he re-entered by the south side. No
one thought his carload was anything
more than an ordinary drunken Sat
urday frolic.
From a window of the viceregal
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-06

hand of justice could reach them In an
hour, and still they escaped arrest I'M
til November, when Pat Delaney, ons
OF the jaunting car four, made an at
tempt to shoot Judge Lawson, and
then an attempt to shoot Mr..
Field, the foreman OF the grand jury,
put the authorities on the track of the
conspirators. Arrest and detention was
easy under the crimes act, the associa-
ti0ns OF the suspected men were In
quired into and followed up, and final
ly in January the government felt Sc
cure in arresting twenty-six men and
charging them with the murder.
Even then there would have been no
hope of conviction except through the
one reliance OF England against all
Irish uprisings-the informer.
AS the days and the months passed
on suspicion began to haunt the minds
of the weaklings and cowardice chang
ed their hearts to jelly. The govern
ment found its first witness in one
Farrell, who turned queens evidence,
though his neck was in no danger.
Weakened by this detection, Michael
Kavanaugh, the driver Of the jauntins
car, next turned on his associates and
became witness against them. The
last and most odious Of the informers
was James Carey, who had given the
signal which sent Cavendish and
Burke to death, and who in his own
craven fear Of the gallows, pronounced
on himself a doom as certain as any
the judge could have given.
The trials, based on the information
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-10-06

After an absence of nearly two years
I'm Central Asia. Capt. H. H. P. Deasy.
formerly Of the Sixteenth Queens Lam
GERS, has returned to England. After
Idevoting several months to mapping
the true course Of the Yarkand river.
Capt Deasy determined to make the
attempt to explore some unknown
country. Through the Intervention Of
Sir Claude Macdonald he had obtained
ia passport from the Tsung-li-Yamen
authorizing him to travel in Chinese
jTurkestan, and enjoining the local off,
cials to give him every assistance. But
Kashgar is long way from Pekin, and
the Tao-tai of Kashgar was not i'm
pressed by the Tsung-li-Yamen's pass
port. After collecting his caravan and
securing the ready help of Mr.. Macart-
iney, the British agent at Kashgar, Capt.
lDeasy found that he had still to reckon
with the dead weight Of Chinese official
inertia. He succeeded in reaching the
T1llage of Polu. which is within the
Jurisdiction OF the Amban OF Keria
That enlightened official, acting. No
doubt, under the direct orders OF his
official superior at Kashgar, gave Capt
Deasy lesson in the art OF obstruc.
ton. The result was that after spend
ing a couple of months at Polu Capt.
Deasy was compelled to give up the at
tempt and to return to Leh. The Am
ban at Keria promptly sent men to de-
stroy the road through the Polu gorge
ito prevent Capt. Deasy from return
Ing.
Since he crossed the frontier two
years ago Capt. Deasy has travelled
$500 miles and made complete surveys
OF all the country traversed. His most
important work was done in the valley
OF the Yarkand river, where, after three
failures and in the face of the greatest
physical and climatic difficulties, he
succeeded In surveying large tract Of
previously UNEMPLOYED country from the
west end Of Raskam to Kossrah Thi,
part of the valley has been crossed be-
fore by Europeans at two points, but
the course of the river has never been
explored, and Capt Deasy's observa-
tions correct existing maps materially.
The traveller was frost bitten twice. and
the party suffered much from hardship
and exposure.