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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10
BY POPULAR VOTE.
Georgia Legislature Changes rlethod
Of EIecting Commissioners.

Georgia Legislature Changes rlethod
Of Electing Commissioners.
The Georgia house Representatives
Wednesday passed the bill introduced
at the last session by Mr.. Speer, of
Sumpter, providing for the election of
the railroad commissioners by the
people. The vote was ia to II in ia
yor of the measure.
The bill, as it passed, contained an
amendment providing that the COM
missioners should be elected for terms
of two, four and six years, respective
ly. The amendment proposed pre-.
scribing the eligibility Of candidates
was voted down. The effect is to make
any one eligible for the position Of
commissioner.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10
Glass Makers Confer.

A secret conference Of window glass
manufacturers outside Of the combine
was held at Pittsburg, Pa, Friday to
consider the advisability of forming an
independent organization.
1t was practically decided to COM
bine their interests and capitalize the
concern at 100000
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10
horrible Fate of Infant.

The home Of Rev. W. A. Macdonald,
about seven miles from Colquitt, Ga. 4,
was destroyed by fire early Wednes-
day morning. One Of his infant chill.
dren was left in the house and burned
20 ashes.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10

Keep aoreast 81 these SEsrrSng ssnss
By subscribing for your home pGpeT.
The price is little, and you o2nnoi
afford to be with0tst 1t.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10
RETURNING sTRAddLERs.
Members Of Stampeded Regiments
Showing Up at Ladysmith.

A special dispatch received in Lon.
don from Pietermaritzburg, Natal,
dated Tuesday morning says:
"Stragglers from the Gloucestersbire
regiment are arriving at Ladysmith
A number of mules with a portion OF
the mountain battery are also coming
in"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10
spANlARDs RRYENoRFUL.
Those In Philippines Ask Otis Negro
Troops to Revolt.

Advices from Manila say that Colo
mel Smith, at Angeles, has sent to
General Macarthur q placsrd in Span
ish which was found nailed to q tree
outside the line. It was an appeal to
tho colored troops to join the insur-
gems in the fight for freedom and Ie-
ferred to "your brothers, Sam Hose
and Gray, whose blood calls aloud for
vengeance. "
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10
A Curious Discovery.

At adepth Of twenty-seyen feet
curious discovery was made recently,
a Berlin paper says, on the island of
Gothland-the skeletons of several
knights in full armor seated on their
horses. Archaeologists think they date
back to the ninth century.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10
conntlng Dead and wounded.

A special dispatch received in Lon
don from Ladysmith says twenty Brit
ish dead aud 100 wounded were count
ed on the scene If Mondays disaster,
while $40 prisoners were sent to Pre-.
kSE{a
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10

OH AgTERTISING RATES ARE
EXTREMELY Low, AND ARE 4
GREAT LRpU0EMENT FOR BUsE-
NESS KEE TO PATROKIzE OUR COL
INNS. TRY Us.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10

When one woman praises another the
praise IS usually tinged with sarcasm.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10

There Is poetry In flowers. but the verse
makers fight shy of the chrysanthemum.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10

How Arc Your Kidneyae
DT Hobbs Sparagus pills cure all kidney Ills. Sam.
pie free. Add Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or N. Y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26
Down from Atlanta.

Ex-Representative Charles NJ.
Brown came down from Atlanta by
Sundays stage, enroute to Boise on
business visit. Since it was our
pleasure to meet Mr.. Brown, over
three years ago, he has married and
settled down as one of the merchant
princes Of Atlanta, and although lie
does not yet pull the beam at 200
pounds in weight, he appears hale,
hearty and happy.
Mr.. Brown has great faith in the
mines Of Atlanta and vicinity and
asserts that time and muscle will
yet prove Atlanta one of the great
est mining camps of the west.
The Guba No. , mine, under the
management of Mr.. Vaughan, last
fall uncovered a large body Of rich
gold ore, and early the coming
spring, after Mr.. Vaughan returns
from London, large force of men
will be put at work in the mine and
mill
The Big Lode, under the manage
ment of Steve Oglesby, will doubt
less resume operations this apring,
as will also the Tahoma, another
splendid property of which Col. c,
w Miller is superintendent
John Goodyear and Steve Oglesby
have fine prospect in the Big Lode
Extension, but unfortunately the
mine is tied up until next July, af-
ter which Steve and John will lie I
the outside world know what a boz
nanza they possess.
Lynch & Hile are extracting large
quantities of rich ore from their
Baltimore mine.
Buffalo Miller, one of the prin-
cipal owners Of the Buffalo group OF
mines, is expected to be in Atlanta
about the first Of April, with the
view of renewing operations on that
property
Recent heavy rains have packed
the snow on the summit between At
lanta and Rocky Bar down to about
four feet in depth, and snowshoeing
is good
Mr.. Brown also says that the peo-
pie of Rocky Bar are all anticipa.
ting lively times for the coming
summer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26

Prince Albert for fine lunches,
cigars and drinks.
DIR. Neiswanger of Grand View is
a visitor in this place.
Postmaster Geo. p Hall of Gar
net was in town yesterday.
County Surveyor S. G. Rhoades
home from Weiser Monday
evening.
It is reported that a new saloon
is soon to be opened in the Brady
building.
The little child Of Jack Harley
of Bruneau is recovering from Sc
-Tious illness.
A. G. McQuaide, a mining opera
tor of Rocky Bar, was registered at
the Commercial hotel yesterday.
Billy Wilson came in from Boise
last evening and reports the condi-
ton of bis father still quite serious,
Seth Harris entertained number
of~his young friends Friday evening,
fthe occasion being his 10Th birth
day.
John Percett aged about 81, died
last night at the county hospital
and will be buried this afternoon al
2 o'clock.
Miles c.. Lawrence on the 25tt
made final proof on his homestead
on King Hill creek near Glenn't
Ferry, before District Clerk Smith
] |. A. Her on and A. NJ. Sinnott be
ing witnesses.
Next Sunday evening is the con
seeration meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society of the Congrega
tional church at 6;45 O'clock. TIT
vice president, Miss Mabel Payn,
leads, assisted by the Endeayo
chorus. Let each member com
with some part in respons
to the roll-call. The subject i
Goods Army" Ps. 2O:l-15. Ever,
Endeavor should be a Christian
Soldier. Revival meetings will b
held morning and evening under tn
subjects, "The Breath of Christ tn
Holy Spirit" John 20:22, an
Christ,s mission-not to condem
the world, but that the world Nigh
be saved" John oil. The Sunda
School at II a. m, which has r,
vival subject Christ at Jacob
we'll" John 4;5-15. Junior Endeavc
4 P. N,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26
BiedSoe at Manila.

John Bledsoe, who held down cases
in the BULLETIN office during the
summer of 1892 and is well known in
this section, writes letter from the
Philippines to J. J. McFadden of
HALEY, from which we extract the
following:
GLOW do you know that our good
old Uncle Sam feeds his boys on
prunes? 1t is a id few we get-of
any kind of fruit, in fact only what We
buy ourselves. Everything is short
with US excepting bread. OF that we
have plenty, But when you are in
and can't get out you have to take
your medicine and say nothing. II
you say much you will have to saw
wood. ! have been on the woodpile
once and know what it is.
FIFTY cents will buy a gallon OF
'swipes, native drink, and the young
woman who generally sells it to you is
all smiles. A gallon will make two OF
three Americans very booty.
"No; hammocks are not very plen-
tiiul here, only among the whites
The natives usually sleep On the floor
or on the ground, wherever nigh
oyertakes them.
you speak OF the snow and thu
cold. Well, the thermometer stood a
so in the shade to day. Yesterday
was out in an orange grove and PICKED
and ate couple OF oranges, aud few
nights ago my bunkmate and mysel
went out 'mooching in banana
patch, and we brought back two BIZ
| punches Of bananas"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26
Pleasant weather to-day.

.A<GIeaSant weather To-Day.
Let every member of the Rebekah
lodge make an effort to be present
this evening at their regular meet
ing.
Mrs Orebaugh returned Monday
night from St. Anthony, accompa-
MED by her brother, Berta Smith,
who is recovering from a severe
spell of sickness.
1t is reported that Judge Stock
slayer is contemplating removing
with his family from HALEY to
Mountain Home. That there is any
foundation whatever for the report
the BULLETIN does not know, but it
sincerely hopes it is fact. Every
one in this town whose opinion is
worthy of consideration would
heartily welcome Judge and Mrs.
/ Stockslager to our midst.
Two of cur townsmen, Frank W.
Boyd and w. d. Reynolds, have
invented an automatic gun that
will not only net them a handsome
income but will create CONSERVATION
amongst all sheep-stealing coyote
bands. Clock works attached to a
gun barrel and wound up and ar
ranged so as to strike, if desired,
every half hour, is the simple con
trivance, and for which a patent
has applied for. The hammer OF
the clockworks falls upon the car
in the cylendar Of the gun, causes
it to explode, and at the same time
the cartridge chamber revolves and
is ready for another report when
the hammer again falls. Mr.. Rey'
nolds has gone east to arrange tol
the manufacture Of the guns. The
model has been examined by many
sheepraisers, and they believe tha'
these guns will be great protec
ton to their hocks from raids o
hungry coyotes at night.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26
Jack Davis Must Hang.

At Boise on Tuesday, after a long
and careful examination of the case,
the board of pardons rendered
the following decision on the APP
peal of Diamondfeld Jack Davis
for clemency.
an the matter Of the application
of Jack Davis for pardon: The APP
plieation for pardon is hereby de-
MED, the board being satisfied that
the showing made does not justify
interference with the verdict of the
jury and the sentence of the court. :"
The execution will take place at
Albion on February |.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26

In order to prove the great merit of
Ely's Cream Balm. the most effective cure
for Catarrh and Cold in Head, we have pre-
pared generous trial size for 10 cents.
Get it of your druggist or send 10 cents to
ELY BROS, Sc Warren ST., N. Y. City.
/ suffered from catarrh of tho worst kind
ever since boy, and ! never hoped for
cure, but Ely'5 Cream Balm seems to dc
even that Many acquaintance have used
il with excellent results. Oscar Ostrum,
As Warren Ave, Chicago, Iii.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no cocaine
mercury nor any injurious drug. Price
90 cents. at druggists or by mail.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26
Not rIoonshiners.

Last week we mentioned the fact
Of the appearance here and sly de-
parture of several L, 5. detectives,
but could not give their destination.
1t seems that they returned to Boise,
after a fruitless search for illicit dis
tillers in Bruneau valley, and gave
the Statesman reporter the follow
ing information: Deputy Marshal
Pinkham has returned from a trip
to the upper part of Bruneau valley
where he arrested three men on a
charge Of violating the revenue laws
by operating an Illicit distillery.
The men were discharged by a jus
tioe of the peace at Bruneau, there
not being any evidence upon which
to hold them.
The information in the case was
/ filed by Bee Blackstone. The men
accused were Charles Dawson, Poss
Robertson and John Williams. They
were charged with making apple
jack. The warrant in the case was
sworn out by Special Agent Fuller
and he went over with the deputy
marshal.
They found the men at their
ranch at Hot Springs and arrested
them, but the most diligent search
/ failed to develope any evidence of
an Illicit still There is a large or
chard and the men had made some
cider, but that wrs all. An immense
dugout, some 70 feet deep, was
searched, and a number of build
ings, but without disclosing any
evidence of violation of the law.
Several witnesses were summoned
and all went to Bruneau City, IL
miles distant, where justice was
called on to act as U. S. commits
sioner. After an examination the
men were released.
J. NJ. Cowen is laid up with The
grip.
Banker John Gray is visiting il
Salt Lake this week.
Born, OF Mountain Home, Jan
%, to the wife of Joseph Halves, {
son.
The little boy of Mr. and Mrs. W
T Wilcox has almost entirely re
covered from his recent severe i'll
ness.
Four stalwart miners went t.
Grand View Monday to work il
Wiley's placer diggings.
The Legislature last week com
pleted its work of re-enacting oil,
laws and is now working on new
bills.
Frank Andreas and wife of Boise
+. passed through this place on Sur
=, day nights train bound for Georgia
I What has become of that steam
boat Frank was building on pape
last fall to navigate the Yuko
! river.
I CpNEpEEA TIpN Al CIIfRCH
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26
coNaHEaArIoNAL cnrRcn.

Preaching Sunday at II a. m aud 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at I'm
Junior Christian Endeayor at 1 p. m.
Senior Christian Endeayor at G45.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 1890 p m
REV, CIAs L. MASON, Pastor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26
The Boys DISCHARGED.

Tat Breen, Emmett Allen and John
Richardson, the boys held for exam
nation for putting ear cham across
rail on the Short Line about six
miles west Of Mountain Home. were
on Monday arraigned in the Probate
Court before Judge White, for exam
ination for felony.
Owing to the somewhat conflicting
testimony of the main witnesses for
the State on one Of the most material
points, and the facts shown by the ev-
ldence in general tending to indicate
that there was no felonious intent ON
the part OF the boys, but an act Of
thoughlless mischief without cansid.
ering the probable serious conseauen
ces, the Judge dismissed the charge of
felony, and held the boys for trial for
mlsdemeanor, and they then pleaded
guilty to the last odcnse. Judge
W hite then sentenced each of them to
thirty days confinement in the county
jail, and shortly after suspended SEN
tence on their promise OF future good
behavior.
And thus ends the "daring attempt
to hold up the Short Line pay car. .
pictured in the daily press OF the
country IN a very sensational style.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Gin 1innilBer Nlarnt.

Der SomIia9s : 5ulbFsiertug bat
Iid ~porgsifern fir bic 8DrI e als Elm
GROCER Seeen ertpieisn. Qm Sreitug
Ta9mittog nurbe Der @rpBfpefulant
4ospel 6lotper bet'm 6ii6en pom
@6tuge eeriibrt. 9u fein 5ats Der@
I9iebene Stods controlirte, 10 bate
bieTer Sobesfdq duf bic gffettenbOrie
cine punifdrtiqe Mirtung. Sofort
mad GrDffnunQ Der 80rie am Gam
itaq Moroen purben $4,000 Ntttsn
Der 8rooflpn Rapib Sranlit : 8ubn
uuf ben Mnrft qetporfen uno gu 9reis
fen, Die 3pif6en 10 unO 105 parl
IGpantten, perfduft, pGbrenb tie am
Sreitag nit 1881 quotirt tporOen ND
rem. Seberdl Steel erDffnete nit So
unb fieG duf 50, ndbrenO oisie 8apiere
bei'm 80rienIAMB am 5reitdg NIT
613 notirt purDen. Qu6 Die 5eoeral
Steel : Yrioritdten fielen UNI 5 Bis 10
8unfte. 9eopIe's @as berlDr Is
Yunfte, ftieg aber balo tpieoer Inn 5
.urb fpGter u1n peitere 5 Buntte, 9fepz
Oorf Dir 9rate, Elm QiebIingspapter
5foiper's, fiel BON 100 auf 125. Ufan
i6GBt, buB Ii9 Die 3%ransdftionen in
Ioaenarnten 9Slpper : 4ftien in ben
erIten Is Winuten na4 GrDffnung Der
80rie aaf 100000 Bis 100000 4t@
ten belieftn.
Die 8utfiier 9ruppe, S. 81. Scene
an Der SpiBe, reDan4irte Ii4 fir Die
pieten Nieberluqsn, biz ibnen i'm 2aufe
Der Iebtan Monute Die 8uQs beige
bra9t, unb Scene, Der grOBe 8dren@
fibrer, foG inner6nlb tpeniger Stunz
ben an ieinen 8ertdufer u Ia Battle
iiber 100000 peroient BADEN.
6olgenos Isabelle 3eigt Die 5luttulz
rung in Sloper'i9en Wertben:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

lie er5iefsn iis unb piFen uud nit
iiferem Bid baa yRU6material" fir
ibr Gr5isbungsperf gu finben. 5rei<
LID gibt es od9 CUTE 9uusfrauen, bic
bas @rsiebungsz Salient niht baden,
bagesen Elm Temperament, fpeL9es ale
9eifrsbungen, bus Re4te gu t6nn, perz
eitsIt. @u9 Das pirb bon Der Sem
0orter @efeQi4aft in 8etra6t ge3o=
gen, unb Witglieber bei benen es ua4
getpis1enermoben fein MGbden aus
bdtt, tperben ausgeT6lDfen. Die brenz
nenOe 6rage miro audi bdbur4 ni6t
geI5If tperbens d6er 9us nirb po6l err
rei9t tperbsn, boB 5ausfruren unb
6amiIien CUTE Mdoden er6altsn, penn
Tia bieIelben 3t baden berbienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Sefanntmadlnnae

Nerncstlte Ansebotr, nit Der Hufihrift pro
NPOSAL FOX BIrUMINOUS COAL" dertiitrf
on oeH Board of Awards OF Baltimore City,
iptroen I'm Silreau Des StnotzR tqitrators Rdtbs
bdus, Baltimore, IGO., bis u llbr Mittdgs an
W& | I u 0 d, Den a. mai 1899, c~ttqtg,n qcnoms
men fir ole @erior9unQ Der 8ufer=9 eb6roe init
iolbeH bltlmtHoltn Gobltu, ais BON o~erItlbtn loabs
reno Dts NIT Dem 81. Dtaj 1900 %euotnOsH 3dbres ae=
broubt D'rocn m09eu; omdbernO ptrtluicG0
(4OG0l 0etto=S onrcn.
Die SIT ~ljsferioeu Gobitn uiHcu binfihtli6 Der
GualitGt Den brteH 6muberlanO= u0er @toyQt's
Grret=toblef Qleid rsfH, MD Der i'm TuQcbDt Qtz
ieutt 9reIs uraB dui DER Slfs BON 2240 9iuno pro
Sonne berubtn, 0biulieftru anti Den 9lcbeEatlcjitu
i'm GaDftraBcH=2a SAB uao Clptr. StraBe.
Habc Der 9DrftlibeH Qumpcu= Citation im .2ruioz
oilAparf" uno in Der Muunt 80Ual=9umvtnySta
tim.
&Jots GorOcrungs~= tnctbot muB BON cintm be-
qtIWbiQten 6bed IN ccr NDbt pom e~iutduIntO Cot
lars lslOO0.C0l, 3o5fbar an otn IRapor nm Stuotz
rut5 non baltimore, be0l,itct itjn, uuO miro pou
Dem trtolgrti6tn &jettr Die Sttlunq iuiriOcrhel.
Icrotr Sur0lbait. Dem O~oppsltcn @.traQt Ocs 9ptr=
ties pes Gontrott:s 0ici3fomlnenO, ~DtrtduGt.
Die 6ontrott=&trlcbuu sz9eb0r0c bcbdlt lid Oas
R;tt Dor, lr9tn0 ioslbt ootr aut 4ugr6ote 5u Der
4%p;rf"n.
SIN auitra8t Der 9~BaTr=9tb6rot
gStaiam q. 9euIp.
Q33,9 Gbsf7SHgeujturc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Suhn 3itld ii6er Srnifs.

Der prominente @robtapitalit
Sobn 8itEd f9rei6t an ben Reoafteur
Ieines 8tatte5;
yS9 min net 6aptpe, baB Sic uI57
fort ae9e Die SrDIts tide. Die Sr0Its
Tein al reit. uepperbalpt, mas Oerz
lte9e bdnn sic berbpn? Wie tonn
bann E Mann bun Sr0ItS tulfe pber
qar briitppe f9reipe, lponn sr 9or net
empG @tad brein 5ot. Sm 8eget6eil,
GRAB bic Sr0ffs, no Sic iaretpe, es
ndrn bic peroerbii9ite, bes iein bic al
ler6eIte, bic be5able Die gr0Bte 9ipiz
benbe, unb Des is, mas Die StorD berz
3dblt. MiIter GDitsr.
In iiptperbdupt, tpem I6GDt bonn
eigentli4 Sr0ft mas? Sen Sic i4un
emol gepDrt, bnB E Mann bur6 en-
Sr0It arm getporn is, tponn er Ut Der
ri4tige Seit oerbon IS? Sd meen E
Munn, mo mas gebatt 6ot. In Die
Qeit, mo nit batptpe, BEL 6ene fimmt eS
eni6au net bruff an. Die fsin 70 ME
10 poor, lii O6 Die nod E 8iBle Dentz
ger berpiene I'm 8iBle me6r be3able
mIfe, bas mo4t bob mir aus. Shut
IS 2
ga alFol Wos po1e @is bann eiz
Qentli3 nit benz @efif Gege bieSrDIts.
Sd ben in 3udertrDf oaeenig felt bret
Monat 5pan5igtauieno 0oIers &C.
ma6t. lin bann min 10 6ungerleioi=
Ger S6rei6er 6ergebn IN Iage, { SrDIt
mar net E gutes Ding. Wann sic
I6mart nGrn, bann t6Gte Sic f6un
lana en- @bitertrDTt ooer 10 mas Me6nz
Tides oeIG)tort batpfpe IN t6Gte da6
9elb made. lin Da TpQte sic emDl
Ie6e, Miiter Gbiter, mann sic erIt
emol @elb bate, ME f4neq Sic bann
Des Side qege bic 2ett, ND da6 mas
bqtrtpe, ufFgeppe t6dte. Sd tpee6 g
op9 BEL mir fslper. Ndmlid frii6er,
ND t6 nod mir gebatt ben : bes IS
| freifi9 I6un lang Der = ba Iein i4
ua9 E 5oi6eliit gelpeIe, uno Pam IS
Die fslpiges Mdl I9un gsgenps bdtt,
ba mar i9 logar e QenartiIt gepeIe.
| 9eint, mo i9 mas hab I'm gu Die Bro@
mtnente 6elang, bd tann mer natirli4
&siner mehr mas na6iage.
Alip, Mifer Goiter, jeb piRe Sic,
mas i4 batpps piG IN po3u i9 dls E
MGnn, mo- Sine unnerftiiBt, inteitelt
| Iein, Niio enttpeosr sic lofe oes Side
eege Die Sr0fts uu bic @orperGf6ens,
no i9 Stad brin 6a6, bleipe, pber i6
tdn5el Die SubIfriptI6eu I'm mel Na9z
bar tbut es aa9, IN bunn tonne Sie
febe, ipo Sic b(eipe. In 5ie niiIe,
Mifier @biter, mann i9 mas Tag, ba
mein i9 es aa4. Wtei Brin5ippel Is,
baB. Donu met E 9rtn3ippel BOT, ba
muB mer sutpeSar oer3u l6tide ootr
mer muB Gi9 cpniequent 6leips, atpper
sni6au Sins BUN Die 8eioe, ooer mer
6ot iipper6uupt fee prin3ippel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Gine hrenncnne 9Geltiraae.

Soneit Die cipiliIirts WeIt in 9ez
trabt tpmmt, lit Die Oientmdodenz
sSraqe f6on felt Sdbren cine brennenbe
uepefen unb tpirb es ou6 6leiben fir
piele Sabre, trob aGIer 8ereine uno an
berer p6ilantbropif6en 9eItre6ungen.
Gel6f in Deutfd4anb. no Der 8Orratf
Die Na6frage nod INNER bedt, orinz
zen 6eItdnoig 9laaen iiber pie 0ienf=
mGD6enaMfi1era in Die Oefentli4teit,
unb in omerifan16en @rpBItdbten III
Die ROt6 f9on felt Sa4ren eine anoau=
ernoe.
EN- Getuzgorf baben fiir8li9 800,
meilt bsut19e Sausfrauen einen Yer
elm oeqriinbet, bsreu 9aupt5rped es 1T
bieFe 6rsnnenbe Srage gu regtln. Dit
Mitqlrber 5ablen 9ofe 8eitrdge, IL
u~nter6alfen elm 8irsau, psl4es Den
aum 8erein 8sb6renOen 9unafrduer
0ienlIfmGbfen 6eforgt, aber oiefe aud
in npt6fDenbi9en 5duen in S9ut
nfmmt. 8leibt Elm Mdb4en 8ebr
Sabre in elmer 5amilie, 10 er9dlt e
500 grGmis, fir finf Sabre $45, fiji,
brei $50 uno fir 5psi $40. 0as If
iebenfeQS me6r unb beiler al5 bag
8erbienftfreu5, fpeffes Die Mdo6sn II
9eutf8lunb mad brsIBlalabrsgel
DsnItReit er6ulten~
Dele 8ereinig0ng erregt beionbers
in auBerbeutfden areifsn 9roBes Sn:
feref1s, unb mir babsn in sn9lif91ams
rifaniE9en 8lGttsrn 5a6lretAe 8e.
tradtuneen iiber biefe 9etpesung &c.
fun6en; DEFENDERS FAINT ben Qmerita:
nern aalf. baB Der @erein ben G4ut
Der Mdb6en iib me6r angeisgsn isir
lGff, als Der 6ausfrdu.
5ier faBt ii9 iibrissns Der altt
@pruH 80fbg's etpasS amgeflltst an
tpenben. @trte 9ausfrauen 9oben II
Der Reqef au6 tiiAtfae DenltmaoheH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

NQ6oem Der erite S9redsn pOrliber
mar, tamen 8uuforores unb OiePreiie
Qinqen tpie0er ettpas in bic 606e. G8
~bsrlautste, baB cine Qn3a6l 8apitati@
item, tpie GodefeQer III. a., bic an Den
llnterne6mungen betbeiligt paren,
Spnbitate CUR llnter1tiiBung Der be-
trefFenben gdpiere qebiLoet bGtten.
8iele @aGStr ,79ei4dfte uno nod
mebr feline Marqin Spetuldnten
b~erloren 9ars betrG6tli9.
Der G9ef Der 6irma, in tpel4er Der
@rz8puoerneur nur Elm Spe3idlpartz
ner mar, 6r. Onion 81. 5lopsr, CAB
geftern @ormittaq folgenOe Grtldrung
ob, bic i6ren beru6igenoen @influB
niht berfeblte: y@rz@oup, 6loper
bate feline Nftien an 9dnb, auBer
1ol9en, Die er fir Wnlugen beItimmt
bate. 6irfol4e Wftien bate er poQ
be5a6lt, unb oiefe perben ni6t auf
ben Martt 9enorfen tperben. Sic re-
prGfentiren Gi9entAum, tpel4es 8ou>
berneur 6loper fir gut belt. 9aSz
ielbs bs3ablt Iia unb pirft 0ioioenz
ben ab, auBer pie1ei6t 8rooflpn Raz
pio Sranlit, bp1 baben oieie Pdpiere
cine CUTE 3ufunft. Sc 1T our4du5
fsin @runb bprhanben, betreffs 6!eisr
9apiere irgeno pel4e 8eforgniB gu
begen."
Die 5irma erbielt BON peri3ieosnen
8anfen am Samftag Morgen glei6)
bunoert MiQionen a~ngeboten, UNI li4
6a(ten gu f0nnen, lebnte aber leoe
9iilfe al. sic foroerte i'm 8egentbeil
ale lire 8unben nit 8ardntie gum
8aufen auf. Die Sadie bdtte aber
bo6 i9limm tperoen t0nnen, penn
ni6t pegen be5 6dlbfeiertage5 Die
80r1e UNI II u6r Mittags geI9loRen
porOen tpGre. Der feline Panit 3eigt
iibrigens, buB bic 6inan5ldge CUR 3eit
troB Der 8iQionen 5peifalRafter ga
nierp cine nPfsInnP III