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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-15
WANT THE ARMY REDUCED.
A RESOLUTION Passed by tho Foderatio
of Labor Convention.

DETROIT, Dec To- The annual ban.
quet OF the American Federation OF
Labor, held in the Grlswold House,
lacked the usual accompaniment of or.
chestral mus,c. The reason was that
the orchestra provided for the dinner
was discovered TO be non union. Nearly
I'LL ot the session of the convention WAS
taken up with discussion and action
upon resolutions.
One of tho resolutions adopted de-
clarcd for reduction of the standing
army.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-15

FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. l5.-The Dem.
ooraha state, central, executive and
campaign committees met in joint ses.
sion here and passed resolution urging
Goebel to contest.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-15

NEW YORK, Dec. i5.-The national
baseball magnates were in session here.
An eight-club league is likely. Balti.
more, Louisville, Cleveland and Wash.
ington may be bought out.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-15

New YoRY, Dec. lb,-rho trial OF
Roland \. Molinenx for the poisoning z
OF Mrs, Adams was continued Writing
Expert kinsley again was witness.
The evidence was highly technical
analysis OF tho various disputed letters
IN the cRso.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-It was OK.
pectcd at the war department that
Major General Leonard Wood will leave
New York for Ouba TOMORROW.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-15

Evidently Signor Marconi is going to
have all the money he needs to develop
his wireless telegraphy. Philadelphia
Ledger.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-15
AN ATTACK ON M'KiNLEY.
Secretary at Civil Service Meeting Said
He Failed to Keep a Promise.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 15.-The thir.
teenth annual meeting of the National
Civil Service League began here aud
was we'll attended.
The secretary said the president had
agreed to add at least as many offices as
he was compelled to remove, but that
up to date, despite several urgent re.
quests and communications, the agree.
ment had not been adhered to.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-15

lore were a number Of spectators.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
Snbn Meincrs gritnrbrn.
Sin aa9eis6ener 0eutI6:r @eT6dtfSz
mann aus MiLlpautes itir6t in Ga
l~ifDrnien.

Sin aa8eIs6ener oeutT6:r @aIGdtfsz
mann aus Mitpaates itir6t in Ga
lifornien.
Mtlpuufee, 81. DEG. - Na3
elmer aus Sentara, @al., 9ier eingelau=
Fenen 0epeI9e lit oort9err So6n Meiz
nsrs, oerPrGiOent Der 6itiigenn Graom
&itp 8reping 3d." geItor6en.
6err Meiner5 mar elmer Der dlteIt TEL
@eI6Gft5leute Milpautee's uno in
ndhe3u alien S6silen cs3 Staa:es be-
fanrt. @r lit Der 8:IiBer BON 6ebeuz
teub9m @rurbeigent6um unb Iein8erz
m0gen 6etrGgt nett ii5er cine MtQion
Dollars.
@r puroe i'm Sabre 1928 i'm 8roBz
6er3Ogtbum OLOenburg se6oren unO
T~ieOelta, nu6Dem er in 0sutT6.aro
fur3e 3ait i'm 6an0eI5gsI4dft t5dtig
gene len, no9 Qmerita ii6er. SIN
Sabre 1848 fam er ra6 Migr1ufes.
SsitDsm mar er in perI6iebenen Sc
i1dften thdtlg u10 drbeltate it1 du>
mGlig gum e6enIo angeiebenen, tpie rel
6en Manne empor. 3uleBt mar 81
S6eil6a6er Der yGream GitD 9rerping
60" uno fsit Sa6rsn 9rGtosrt Der
9eIeGi6aFt. Sn 1858 psrbeiratE:te
TT Ti6 nit Sri. @ielpe SbsOe, Die i'm
Sabre 1869 itar6 Gno I963 &inOer
binterlieB. SIN Satire 1871 6eiratbets
er SRI. Sligo Meper. bic i'm jeBt ii6erz
Ie6t. Der @~srItor6ene biaterlGBt
FinT lebenbe Sin6or, bier S03.sr,
6rau Qnaa Meier, 6raa Soa &ruG,
6rau Qena 8inner, 6rol 8,rt31 Sill
ter unO einen SDsn, 9errn 8rTtaD
Wfeiners.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01

ME, if0ner, als je, nit 9erOtReten
Waneen, lnb ibre Gltern tparen du9
ba, unb Der 8etter nit Der Ydrdotes>
apfeInaie unb ole 5reunoe unh Be
SrGumte pber pa6te er? Gr ia6
fi8 mad ieinen 8egIeitern nm. 9ieie
na6mm e6en Die faliGen 8drte ab.
Del Sine mar @mmeri4 Sid, baS
unge6euer, Der 4noere Sioonlen'S
8rubsr!
1nb Te Ia6ten, baB Ie Ii6 Die Seiz
ten bielten, uno Die gan3e 8efeli4uft
la6te nit. @r muBte in bieIem 4ugen>
blids Elm entIeBIi6 dummies 9eIi6t
maiden.
Nur Sine la&te nidt, Sioonie. Sic
6lidte i'm 3GrtIi6er an, als jG, er6o6
fi6, fam gu inn unb Iegte i6ren @rm
in ben ieinen.
So muB man alio ben 9eltnquen>
ten brirgen, fpenn man i'm baben
&iQ?" fliiIterte Iie. n9u 80ier, 8Dier!
9enfe Dir, NQes lit geDrbnetI Der
8etter bat nit 9apa gelpro6en unb
i'm ii6errsOst; er gie6t ieine @intpiaiz
ouno unb min uniere @erlobung nod
6eute perfiinben. SIT er lie6, mein
@etter? l1rb feline 5rau lit audi oa,
Iie Fat i'm ii6errai6t unO 1T Inn bier
Ter na6gereiit, &omm', t4 iteae DID
i6r bor!!"
r@einer 6ruu?"
Sin dip fiel S6eobOr Storte bon
Der 8ruIt. @el6er S6Or mar er nur
qepefen, an Sihpnie gu 3peifeln! @r
mar Der @orte ni9t md6ttg, er tonnte
i6r nur Die 9anb briiden unO t9r in
baS feu6te, buntle 4uge 6ltten.
Gs i6lug Mitterna4t!
Der Saal berFinfterte Tt4 fir etnen
Muqsrblif. Damn purbe eS pieoer
GeQ, uro bic Slider tlangen, uno man
6ra6te Elm 6p6 aus duf ba8 neue
Sa6r.
Damn Itonb Sioonien's @ater auT
unO t1etlte Die 8erlobung NIT. gteues
@lGTertlirren uno itiirmiiGe &ufe:
Sod! Sod bas 8rautpdar!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
Gcrtbeibiat Ieinc GlaubensasnnFcn

SaItQafe. lttu6, 81. Oe3en6er.
- 2Oren3o Snop, BRA iDant Der
Mormonsn : Stride fiflt Tit beraaz
tdBt, ieinen 8iau6en8geno7sn uno
@OngreB : Gapr6Iertunten GriQGln
6irom 8o6ert5 Qegen Die Qatlage Der
9ie.pei5'rei gu berI9eioigsn. Ssit Der
Grna6lunq baS Nlormonen gum Gonz
greB : RepraIentantsn lit tpisoer6olt
bic geI4ulOiQunq laut getporosn, er
lei hsimliG mil Drei 6rauen psr6eiraz
t5st, tpenn er au6 in Den Qugen Der
Nelt Iih Den QnIdein 4sbe, ais 6siibe
er nur cine 2a6ens3afI6rtin. Sittenz
Itren5e 9EriitenQemainoea baden bic
5OrOsrunq qeItsQt, BEN e6slifan Sc
benspouOsI bs5 alge6li9 10 biel6sz
Deibien GongreB : 3eprdientantsn
ge60rjg gu unter7u6sn, uno psnn Ii6
Die @ni4uloiQunQsn ertpeiTen lieBen,
Den 86Iep;4t ia's GsfdngniB, tott
in bic 9oGsn bes Gon9reiiss gu I4i=
den.
Nun tommt a6er Der MprmOasnz
6ierar4 Srop uno ertlGrt i'm @efii6l
gstrGntter llni6uIb: Die Ge6aupz
tunq, Dab Die Mormonen : &irf. i5re
8Ldu6iQen nod INNER CUR 9ielpei6sz
rel ermuntere, lit qdn3li6 unpa6r.
Ssit mein NmtsoorgGnger in f~eierIiz
der Sffer6arung Die 8ieIpei6erei aus
Den SaBungsn DER Stride geItri6en
6at, BAT biz 8et6dtigung oie7er 2e6re
in uta6 aufqehOrt. Sd Iel6t babe
mieDerboit tunoQetfun, Seirat6en, bic
Den Tuatli6en 9eIeBen 3upipsr Ii1b,
ni9t bulOen su molten. Die Mormoz
nen : Stride cat boa 6ei i9rer Dub
na6me in ben Stuatenbunb gegebsre
8erTprefen, bic 8isIpei6erei auf5ugsz
ben, getreuli4 Qefalten."
SroB oisIer feierliaen 8er~neinung
Der @nfLugen qsgen bic M5ormonen@
Stride unD iGrem 8enofen 3o6erts
erfGlt Ii6 in Ni4t : MprmOnentreiz
len bic 11e6eraeuqunQ, baB bic logon.
6eiligen Der IeBten Sage I'M 8e6etmen
npA INNER bielpeibern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
Qus G[nuDife.
Sin @OlOgrG6er fir0et umitatt DeS
@belmetQQs etnen M%faiteOon.

9tctprta, 8.zg., 81. 9e5br. -
Der 0ampFer Danube" bOn 4lasta
auriidgete6rt, bat auf Der 6abrt ben
9ampfer IS. Staffd," Der in feeun>
tii6tiqem .8uitanoe Den &Iippan gu
trie6. ms S6lepptuu genommen uno
bier6er in Siferbeit gebro6t. = Sin
S6aBgrd6er itjeB Bel feinem 9urGz
pii6len Der Groe duF bd5 D~OQitdnDtg
er6altene Sfelett einesN}aitdOon. SEPT
nil er ieinen 6uno Dem ySmit6iO9
niunkSnItitut" pDsr Dem 6ritif6en
MhuIeum in 2onbcn dn6ieten.
8dncouber, 81. DECEMBER. -
Muf Der 6u6rt BON 9ort Simpion
mad Stugucb in eirem tleinen S4ooz
uer tdbcn bret &lpnbttefu6rer, Or.
96ilipps bon 3epzgort, RObert Bid
uno 0iQiam 8rioge8 bon 5resno,
Sal, G4iff6ru9 erlttten. M}it tnaps
per @ot6 retteten tie ii6 an OenStranb
bes 0oen u~n6enp6nten SOngds : S.
lamb, mo tie Sage lang 5ungsr unO
&Glte eroulDen muBten. Sin SnOiaz
nerfna6e, Der in einam Canoe BON Ell
ner bsna96arten Smell ferantam,
puroe bon BEN @er5peiieIten iOFOrt
gepadt uno ge3fpungen, istn Boot III
nen 3u ii6erlafen. Damn unternd6@
men tie in BEN tleinen 6a6r3suge Die
RiidretTe nu6 9ort @;mpIon sic
paren, als tie bort e%intrafen, benz
6ungertDbe na6e un0 D0Qig %eritdrrt.
Der 3uItano Der llngliidli4en lit be-
Denf(i6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
Irautr int &apitpl
GIN Senator $. S. 2TOttiG.
Gin6rufsouGe G%eremUniet.

prGTioent Mc&inIeb un6 bic MitgIiea
Der pe5 &obinet5 tpobnen ben
Srauer : geremonien i'm 8apitu[
BEL. - Gen @erbieniten bes Der
ftor6ensn elm entfpre6enber Na6z
ruf gtpiOmet. = Die 2eide piro
6eute na8 Moutpslisr, @ermonf,
Gelanbt per0en.
WuFbtngtpn, 81. 0e3ember.-
Oil 8eeroigunqs : Gersmonien oeg
berforbenen Senators S;uItin S.Morz
rim aus 9ermont fanoen 9eute MittdQ
i'm Senats : SaaIe itatt. NnpeIeno
tparen 9rGIioent Mc&inlep, @icez
8rGIioent 6o6art, Mitg;ieber oes &ds
6inets, Gi6ter bes Supremz9eri4ts,
Sendtcren unb 8eprGIentanten, bds
OiplpmutiIfR Gprps, 8ertreter Der
@rmee unb Der Marine, Ippie piele
6e~rbprraqenoe 8ribdtperionan, pel6e
benz gea6teten Manne i6ren leBten
Sri6ut 3pQen pplten.
Srii6 am Morgsn tpurbe bic 2ei9e
pom Srauer6auTe an Der N&aTd6uz
fetts : 4benue ua6 benz &apitol iiberz
gefii6rt. @uF Dem 0edel bes Sdrges
befunO ii9 cine Sil6erplatte nit Der
SnI4riFt:
Suitin Smit6 Morria
1810-1898.
Den Sara umqabsn un5G6li9e Blu
men9a6en uno 9uirlanben. Die geres
mpnien paren fe6r einbrudsDpa, pns
al9 DieIelben i6ren Qnfung nabmen,
6atten ole 4nGe6DriQen bes 9erltorbes
nen, Fein So6n SSames Span Mlors
rim uno S6pdqer unb S9pdgerin
Or. Spdnn unb SRI. Snann gegenz
ii6er benz SiBe bes 9rGIiOenten PlaB
genommer.
0a5 @6ren Z Gomite be5 Sendts Be-
Ttanb aug ben S~enatpren grpctor,
Soar, GuQom, WalcOtt, Sones DON
QrtanTag, G6anoler, @ormdn, StGz'
man, Sones BON Rebaba, Morgdn,
5air6ants, 6uultner, MttfeI unO
glelIon; oa9 beS GeprdIentantsnbdus
les aus ben GpnQreB : MttgIiebern
0ingLe1, 8rput, 8otper8, 9itt, SOB.
McguQ, gant6edb, Qepis, 86eeler
unb GatAinQ8.
8aItor s. BRADFORD 2eabitt BON Der
GGtrieeten : &ir6t 6ieIt bic Srauerz
rsOe. in tpelaer er bic 8erOsnIte oes
8erRpr6snen ben 2(npefenOen in err
gretfenben 8ortsn duseinunber legte,
Der 6linDe Raplan bes Senats, Or.
Mil6urn, ipra6 ben Segen.
lin l r6r Rd6mittag5 mar bic Sc
remonie beenoet uno Der Sarg blie6
in Der Senats : &ammer, UNI morgen
8ormittog nu9 Montpelier, 8ermont,
ii6ergefIi6rt 3u tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
Ra6 80 SaBrcn a%nfgcfIart,
Sin dlte5 MorpgsheimniB. - 0as
rGt6Iel6afts 8eri4pinoan 8peier
0rbeiter.

~lpSlltl.
Canaan, gonn., 81. Deg. - Sin
bier ejrgstroffensr Brief fat einI}oro=
gs6eimniB gelDIt, peI6e5 felt 1869
Torgidltig gepa6rt purpe.
0umlls tpurDe bic olte 6drtforo IL.
Connecticut 0eItern Balm gebuut unO
zines N6enDs fam e 3pi 9enStredenz
ar6eitern gu einem Streit, pOrin Il. u.
spei SrIGnber, Big U&ife" 6ouli6an
uno bsFen Nsifa Patrid 3pan, 5aupt=
rollen Ipielten. .3nei Sage 1pGter perz
I4panoen 6ou!i6an pnO Rbun ipurz
los uno aqe5 TorIhen nab i6rem8er=
6Ieib pur pergebens, Biz DOR aiuiJtn
9R6naten elm 6arm.r Solomon Bar
lpp 3pei S{alctte in einem Older funa.
GRan mut6maBte foFort, oaB IS biejsz
aigen Der 62irtn G~iIen6abn Qrbeiter
morsr, mar abcr ni4t geipiB, bis Elm
Brief BON einem Manne, Ramea5
G;atter1, e@intraT.
Slatterp mar elmer Der Giien9d6nz
Qrbeiter, biz on iener Brii9aIei bet6ei=
liQt puren. @r ihrei6t, Dap Souliz
ban uno R1an Dpn Den anOeren 4r6eis
teln, bic tie pcrEer per6auen, i~i6erfaiz
len, nit S9IageiI2n att1dirt, ermorbet
un0 barT9arr! purOen. Gr iel6t min
ReiBaus gsnommsn baben. e6e Der
G5orD tattfanO, un0 erIt nah bieIen
;Sa6ren i'm @eiten einen Dar M0rosr,
9ut 6ouli1on %getroFfen 616en, Der au
benz 3ooten6ette Elm boqa8 8eItdrbntB
aGlegte. Bat Souiihan D~eyunglidte
au1 Der GiIen6abn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
6rnfe 0as=GruIOiiun.

Meb&eD, Snb., 81. Deg. -9ur4
cine Sos @rpIoIipn entItanO in Der
nO6ip II. Snpiana 9ipe Zine Cos
0rudHat!'pn Elm 6suer, tpeI4eS
100000 @9aben anri9tete. Der
MaI&iniIi @. 6. Robinion erlitt
F6pers 8ranofpunbsn. neber oreiBfg
Srtf6aften puroen bur4 oaS 6euer
i6rer 3ufu6r BON Naturgus berau6t.
GINA, S1jo, 81. @e3em6sr. =
9ur6 bus 6suer in 3eh Sep 1T bic
.3ufubr bon Ndturgus TAFT pOafdnoig
a6geI9nitten. Sin 8li88arO bsrrf4t
unlo oas thermometer Iintt 6eItGnbig,
Da Der &o6lenporrat6 bob erI46pft
1T, tpirb man bel Our4 Die &dlte gu
leiben ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01

nnni B. = Sd fa6s ge6Ort, 6r.
S3irmer, SCR SaiIirer lit Sbnsn
bur6ge6rdnnt! 9lln? Derben sic
fi6 tDnnen aufre9t halten ober perben
Sic in &pnfurs ge6en?" = n@o3u
ion i9 in Dem 8ontur5 ge6'n? Der
Gauner but ia mein gauges @elO NIT
qenpmmenI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
GigrnthImlf6e 6ranf6rit.

Sbicu9o, 81. DECEMBER. Die
50 Sabre alte Gora 2inneB BON gar.
939, Mp8artitraBe, 1T beute aus Dem
Gount1 : 6cfpital %entlaiien pOrben,
nufbem i6r 54Iter 8no6en6ru9 gliid@
li6 gebeili 1T. Sri. 2inneB siOet an
SFheoTai6prplis = 8aIttno6en nennt
eg treffenb Der 8otfsmunb. Sbre
&np9ea brtfen 70 lei9t, baB cine
f8neGe Musfelbspegun9 i6rerIeits
oft sinen 8ru3 CUR 6otge fat; tie 9eiz
len o6er poppelt 10 i4nea, a;s BEL
9ur9i9nittsmenf6en.
Der a~loemeine 8eIuno6eits5uItdn mi
Der Dame lit iebo9 Elm reht gutter uno
lie untsrbdlt Ii6 germ. in i6remS4au@
telIiuble IiBenb.
SD bin ME 9eqan9en," fagte tie
6eute, ruls i1 elm tleines Sinh mar,
tonnts iA TAFT ii6eraa bin trie4en,
a6er Isit i6 an einen Sage 6eiOe 8eine
brad, bin i4 audi ni9t gu trie4en i'm
Stanbe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
Gr6Bter Sa6u6ut Der 8rlt.
Ginipei6ung Der reuen Gentral GnOs
Station in Bolton. - Sin Ries
Ienge6duOe auf Is Older 6ld4ens
TnIfrn.

Station in Bolton. - Sin 3ies
Iengt6duOe auf Is older 5Iddens
raum.
8oftou, 81. Deg. - Die neus
Gnb Station dqer bier aus IiibIi9er
Ri4tpng eintreFfenoer 3iige purDe in
@egenpart elmer groBen Qn3abl geGas
oener 9dite Our9 WaDpr Quince9 u.
8ahn : 9rdiibent Glart eingepeibt.
Die geIamm!en 8duli6teiten beOes
den einen 5(d6enin6aIb BON Ii Older.
Sic ItnO 765 SUB lang unb 662 SUP
brett. 0as 6auptge6dube lit aus
@runit nit Serracotta : @erblenoung
GergeItelt unO er6e6t Ii9 5tptI9en Sc
beralz uro @ummerTtraBe unb Qtlan4
tic : &penue. 8egenii6er 6ebsralitr.
6efinOet Ti4 Der ar9itettOntI8 f90ne
5aupt : @in8ang. 0as 8ebdube lit
5 Stodtperfe bod un0 Don elmer u6r
uno einem QOler nit dusge6reiteten
6ligeln iiberragt.
Die @infa6rt : SaGe 1T 6O2 SUP
lang uno $40 SUB brett. Die gr0Bte
606e betrGgt 112 SUB. 8as aus
Sta6l bergeiteate Dad 3etgt orei grOBe
8ogen, elmer 228 unD ieoer Feitli6e
8ogen I'll SUB brett. 80 @eleiIe
Fi6ren in Die 5aqe, % duf benz gti=
beau, bier unter Der Grbe, auf tpelden
Der 8oritdbt : 8erfe6r erlebigt perScn
ioG. Die 2Gnge aler @9ienenftrdrs
ge in Dem 8a6nbofe betrGgb 10 Meilen
unO 732 3ige t0rnen tGgli4 pa1Tiren.
$50 Semap6or : Signale un0 200
@ignal : 2i4ter IinO ange6ra9t. Dor
fe6rungen iin6 getroFfen, DaB Der 2Cs
tal : 0ur9gungsz unD 6ern 8erfe6r
DEFENDERS geregelt perben fam. Die
Soften perOen Ti4 auf 100000 iels
len
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
Sin lleue5 &eultAen.
SOruntaG(eGretdt n%of6wenoig.
9tcttmna ans cincm Silemma.

Die Heiten 8olopis'n MAIDEN Der Der
paItpn8 10 Die,e 8OPi4mer3en,
boB man ben 9oiten zines &oIo~
rialsG etretGrs ctsiren piG.-Quf
Jpn Ion bann bic san3e @erant>
pprtIi6feit abgeloOen per0cn. -
Die NngeIsgervit fam bereits i'm
8abinet CUR SPrCds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
gt06te Sautfien>Sono
oer 2Seft.

sic t0nnen einen Qntbfjl ba@
ran ertperben gu ben m6gli4It
nieOrigiten &oIien. in9erbiroung
nit SiGerbeit uro @sia6eredz
tigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
S27O,OOO,OOO.

9isies 1T bic Summit, pel4e
bic poLitsnzSn6o6sr Der pM}u=
tuaI 2ife SnTurance Gomp. bon
NspzYort" 5u i9rem eigenen
SGuBe oufge6duft 4a6en. Sc TT
9ies Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01

81 Der S9aubube. - .@o
lift BERN beute Der 5euerfrsFer?" =
Der fam nidt auftreten; er fat Ii9
ben Singer berbrannt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
9teuer 9rp5eB beantra9t.
Strait 23OtEtn's 2serurt6eiCang
SebcnSlangli6 3udltbauS.

8iftmiTferin 8ottin 6riat i'm
9sfdr8niB 3aiammen. Die
msiiteu Der @eIhnorensn ertdnnz
ten ouf Soossitrafs. - @a5 t4r
@npdt gu 7o9en FAT. - Die 3tus
gen aus 0elapare fe6ren naa III
rer 9eimat9 suriit. - Gin5eI4siz
ten oe3 @iftmor0es.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01

Oepot. - @raF: .gie alt lit
msin 8eY9ledt, 6err Gefretdr?"
@efratdr: n8ebouere fe3r, 6err @raf,
bu8 ni9t 9enau Iagen 81 t0nnen, neil
bic Spuran De8 8orban0enIeins 6ofs
oaro 8eI6leht bis in bic 3eit Der @rs
I9affung Der Nslt 8uriidret4t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
9lnar6iiten- GDn9reB
Sn 2lew~DorG 6eporte6enO
Sic rblntigc" Gmma GuGpmann.
y III D l. c, W ..

@m nGtiten 0onnsritog 1T Elm GOnz
greB Der 6;erldnOifsn @aar6;z
ten in 3epzgort feTtgeieBt. -
M2an freut iid ii6er ben angs5tiz
den MtBerfolg Der @nti omar
&;Iten : GOnierea5 in 8om. -
emma 9oIomann miro ais Settle
rim bes gan3ea 8ummeis auTtrez
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01

Seine @nft9t. - Batter.
pel9e8 mar Die gr0Bte 9elOentbat bss
Sertulss?" n0o5 pirb poRl bic gts
meien iein. pie er feline 6rau 3eira=
t6ete."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01

&n3igltt.- p@as. sic BADEN
einen fprehenpeuBupugei mas Tpri6t
er benn?" y@feI! ruff er beItdn=
big" - pSonOer6ar, baben Sic i'm
i6or lange?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
Die neren aut 1. SnRnar 1899
bernu6gabtcn EolIren

nernlts9aDtcn R0llCsn
bieten:
Die bsften ansr 8opitatzQntaz
gen.
2i6srule 0arls3sn fir ben
@erIiderten.
8aarer Giid3o6lun8s @ert6.
9iinftli9 au~s6e5a6lte Ser
Ii4erung.
@erTiGerung auF berIGngertsn
Sermin nu8 8elie6sn. Ollie 8orz
t6sibs uno Der genaue 8etrag Der
finun3ieGsr ltnterItiiBurgen Iinb
in Der 9olice borgeieben.
Ni9t5 5petfeI6aft. Seine I'm
ItGnDli9feiten.
G5 lit Die bette 9olice Der beiten
Gompdgnie.
S8 lit Die Bette 9olice. Die elm
Mgent perfauFen tann.
8egsn psiterer @ustunft mem
Ds man Ii9 an
=. &. 8rciec & SODne,
General Zig cntrE,
Salttmprc, NJ ,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
Nus Santia9p be Guba,
General 2SOoOs' grfa0rnmSett.
GnbaniiGc 3cituu9slii9cn.

General @ooO drgert Ii9 i6er bic Hee
batteure Der cal6aniT4en 3eitungen.
sic erfennsn feline 8efOrma>
tionss 3bGtigteit ni8t g%e6ibren0
an. - 0age9en treten Ie unlie6z
fame @ortommnihe ~unge6suer
Brett. = @eiteres iibar bic &rmors
bung 6es @ueriGa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01

SeGbFerterntniB. - &art
Gu ietnem 6rtunbe, einem Qr3t):
nWas, 9u part frant unb bait Did
Ielber turirt?" = Nr3t: rIutIrIi6,
i6 ba6e e6en me6r Courage, ME SIR
6eiglinge!"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-09
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

Small game is reported plentiful I'm
the woods near Hope and the hunters
return with ample returns for their la
bors.
Main street. Westcott, is being thor
oughly repaired from the railroad cross
ing to the top Of the hin near Natick.
Theodore Oleander, whiskey bios
som Of Natick, who has been drunk
little too often lately. was fined 81 and
costs at the district court, which he
paid and was released.
The Mems club have resumed their
sessions for the winter in the Baptist
church. Natick. The first meeting OF
the season was held i'm the parlors OF
the church last evening.
The Riverside club or Anthony VIII
hold a social ln-Qdd- Fellows hall Sal
urday evening.
The meeting of Warwick hose COM
pany. No. 2 Centreville. was well at
tended last evening and business OF I'M
portance was transacted.
Much compl int is made by the resi-
dents OF Riverpoint at the unslghtly
poles placed by the Providence Tele-
phone company i'm the streets OF thar
village. The placing " them in the
center OF the sidewalk is not only
great inconvenience. but positive
nuisance and should any one sustain
injuries by running against them in
the darkness OF night a suit Of dam
ages would hold good against the COM
pany or the town that permitted their
erection The matter should receive the
immediate attention OF the Warwick
town council
Mrs. John Crumbie Of Phenix Is visit
ing friends in Philadelphia.
The concert at Temperance hall, Lip
pitt. held last evening under the au-
spices of I. Leonard Groves was well
attended and much enjoyed by the
large audience. 1t was the first Of
series Of four.
A large singing class has been start
ed bv Rev. Father Bourgeois Of St.
Johns church. Arctic who Is much in
terested In music. lesson is to be
given 60 oh Monday night.
The g.. Cecilia choir are to give
grand concert at the operq house. Riv-
erpoint in the near future.
Scarlet fever has again broken out
at Arkwright 4 short time ago a
number OF cases occurred and only the
most vigorous efforts Of attending ply
sic'ans prevented its snreod.
The Zouave society held 2 mNet In
terosting meeting in Union ParOissoile
hall. Arctic Center hist evening
An account of the doinTs of the ma
ti0nal convention Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance U-'on. held ~
Seattle. viii he read before the PheniX
union Tomorrow afternoon bv tho state
president. Marv a. Babcock, who at
tended as a delegate
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-09
OLNEYVILLE..

The committee that is arranging the
reception to Lord Mayor Talon and
John L. Redmond of Dublin in Infantry
hall, Sunday evening. Nov 19, met in
the hall of the Robert Emmet Literary
Society last evening. Bernard Mc'rier-
nan presiding. John O'C0nnell for the
committee on invitations reported that
His Excellency. Gov Dyer would pre-
side at the Inception. An OF the sub
committees reported that matters were
progre ressing smoothly. II was voted
that each Irish society should be rep
resented by five members TO act as ush-
ers or assist the general committee as
needed
Col John J. Dockery was made a
committee TO invite the Irish Volunteers
10 act as escort on the n ght OF the
demonstration. The following new del
egates were pres Frank Farley John
Gray. John BannCn OF the Hibernians.
James II. Dover, l.. II Hopkins OF tle
Lomasney Club: Morris Golden, Eu-
gene Sullivan. James Nolan, Richard
Hurley, p. +. O'Brien, Robert Gill
hooly of the Wolf Tone s. John Bren 70
nan, John Brown and Lawrence Nc
Carthy Of the Irish National Foresters.
The committee adjourned 20 meet IN
FOresters hall, Elmwood, SUNDAY al =
O'clock.
Councilman-elect Grady was the
cause of quite a commotion on the
"Hill' last evening. as his young con
stituents gathered every barrel p'N
and piece OF wood that could be tounu'
made a huge pile of them ana theh ap-
piled a match. This was just after !
O'Clock and some one not in sympathy
with the movement sent In an alarm
from box 225. which ended the matter.
The Standard Wheemen VIII nave
an opening tomorrow evening. IN III
rooms en- Stokes street are now ln the
hands Of painters, decorators and iuf-
niture men.
The meeting in the interest of Red
men held in Library hall last eVenhS :
was not the success that the odicsTs 9l
the great council of the state expected
Letter Carrier MCCaffery VENT [.
Attleboro To-Day 20 attend the fuherdl
OF a relative.
The Regent Literary and Social Cluu
closed it's fair in Irons Hall last even
ing.