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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

s3undbme Der 9olpproouttIor I'M So97
re 1898 um $5O,OOO,OOO. = 9as
qelbe MetaG in ben Ser. Staaten.
Wuf6ington, .. g., 20. Mai.
-2aut 8sri6ten, psl4e i'm 94aBamt
eingelauFsn itrb, lit gu ertparten, oaB
bic @olbprobuttion beg ldufenoen
Syobres bic ssiammtne 9oloe uno Sill
berl9rGgung bes Sdbres 1896 an
@srtb iibretreffen apirb. Die offi3isl@
len 3tffern fir 1898 li.gen beretts gum
9roBen She'll i'm Bureau bes N}iin3s
DIRECTORS Dor, unb es erbeGt bGrdus,
buB bic 9olo@probuttion oes Sabres
1898 bieienige BON 1897 I'M stpd
$5O,OOO,O 900 iiberfteigen tpiro. 2eBtez
re bstrug 1927, 504,800.
Sotpeit nun bic 8eri6te fir ods
faufenbe Sabr porlisgen, lGBt iid aus
benlel6sn f9lieBen, baB biefes Sobr
bas oorbergebenDe tpteoer um ~finf3lg
MiQionen ODER mebr ibertreffen miro.
foboB man fir 1899 porausli9tIIa
auf cine 9olbzprobuttion bon runo
$40, OOO,O 600 pirb re9nen tDnnen.
MeiIsn bic 9oIofelbsr BON Siiodfrltd,
MuIfraGien uno Mfastu ni9t einsn
plDbli9en Riidgang in Der 8oSoSproz
button auf 10 ftebt gu eriparten, odB
has Sobr 1900 cine Steigerun9 berz
feIbsn auf $500, 100000 feben piro.
Sn 1896 betrug bic 9o(ozprobutz
tion nur 1902, 682,3OO, pobon etpa
138,OO0,O0O fir Min35pede CUR
8erpertbung 9slangten. Die Sll6er@
prohibition bstrug $217.442,9OO
Miin3ptrtb, tpupon etlua $175,00O,a
900 9emiinat purben. Der geldmmts
Miin3rertb beiber Metaue betrug fir
has Sabr 1896 als $4,000 900 ober
etpa $25, 100000 peniger als bic fir
bas laufenbe Subr 81 ertparterlbe
@pGosYrobuftion.
Der Sauptant6ei[ an Dem enormen
53upaas Der @olb>Proouttion lisfern
Siib=Nfritu, MuItralien, 8lonbife uno
bic Ser. @taatsn. Die Prpbuttion Der
IiibsafrifaniIden GplOfelosr pirb moz
natli9 per &abel bsri9tet. Die &C.
fammfsiffer fir 1893 iteQt li9 uuf
runD so Miaion Dollars, cine 3unabz
me bon p MiGton Dollars gegen bas
@orjabr. Sn ben eriten bier Monaten
bss laufsnosn Sabres ssigt Ii4 cine
53unabme Der 9olbz9roouttion bon "a
9rp5snt iiber 1898, unb fomit pirb Ii4
bic @eTammtz 9rpouttipn fir 1899,
renn bieIes 8er6GltniB anbauert, duf
1O6 MiQionen Dollars fteQen. Iuftrda
lien beri9tet fir 1898 cine Pro0uttion
BON So Mtnionen Oolars, cine gu
nabme BON II Milipnen iibsr 1897.
QGe Mnaeiden beuten barduf bin,
baB bas laufenbe Sabr cine entIpre<
6enbe 35unabme iibsr 1898 dufpeiIen
pirb, mas bic 9sfammmt>prObufti
auf 78 MiGionen erbDben tpirbe. Dle
Ser. Staaten nabmen in 1896 Die erlte
Stene Elm, in 1897 tpurben Tie duf ben
3tpeiten plas suriidgebrdn9t uno tie
fperben in 1898 in britter Reibe figu@
riren. Der Min5birsttor giebt be
@olbzgrobuftion fir 1898 auf $65,z
1851 an. Oieie 3iffer mag mob
bur6 na9trGglifs 9eri9te etpds mo-
bifi5irt tperben, aber ni4t bsbeutenb.
Sir 1897 Itelte 5i9 Die probuftion
duf $57.363.OO0. Die 3uudbme IN
1898 birfts 5id in 1899 tpieptrbolen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21
Cine s6reibmai6ine i'm boriseu
Sahr9lnDcrt.

oSm .0iener 0iurium" BPM %.
@pril 1764 6at bic Miener 46enopoIt
folgenbe interefdnte 4n3eige entbedt:
r@g iinb CUR groBen 8equemli9teit
unb boIfpmmensm NuBen gur3 nel
inbentirte Observation-Disclosures bier
gu 6aben, tpomit man 3aglei9 8 8riefe,
oben mas IS audi immer mare, dlpF einz
mdl 8uglsif f9reiben tonn: gum 8eis
fpiel elm @eIs9rter tam bomit gei9
ouf einmdG brei @Temptarien Ihreis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

8ranb : @rer3ier : uebungen. Mon
bat es geratben ~gefunOen, folfe5 @rerz
SIREN ale 5tpei 0O4en einmal gu per~
anitaIten, - unb bas sri6eint ni4t
ais ii6ertrie6en bGufig, penn nan be-
benft, ME oft Nenoerungen in benz
9erIonal berurtf9sr @ei6Gfte Itdttfinz
Den! Sin foi6ss 8ranotpebr Man0z
Der Pat in Der 8ef6dfts1pra4e ben elm
fu6en Ndmen gGrtra" erbaItsn unO
finbet, fopeft es Biz ieBt ais rsgel>
re4te @inri9tung beItsbt, gep0bnli4
na8 6 l16r Nbenbs itatt, iotpie Der
Gieienlaben ii9 BON ben &Gufern emit
lsert bat, Die QngeIteltsn Iino Our4
Elm bsionoeres Bulletin Dorber bapon
in 8enntniB geieBt porOen. llebrigens
6eite6t Die g8ronogarDe" inns engeren
Gimme meiIt nur aus einem S6eiIe bes
9srIonals, bteqei4t 20 Mdnnern unb
Sun9en.
0ieIe @drbs bat ouf bu8 Signol
bin, NIT Qertsn, 8ranDpebrs8rana
ten uro paFergefiiQten Gimern be-
maffnet, f4neqitens pom 8iireau pe5
9ber : @eI9dftsTiibrers aus nd4 Der
be3ei9neten Hi6turg, 3. g. nu4 Dem
MaT4inenrarms, 81 ellen. 4qeS mub
poQfommen ipItemaftif6 gs6en unbp
Die RGo4en eisr Maf4ine 3uiummen
ut6eiten, uno babel gebt bu5 Chamber
in ar6emIDlsr 9uIt Dor Ii9. Neben Der
biretten (%porldufigen) 8efGmpfung
her 6ldmmen tommt audi bic 8erbiiz
tung elmer ganit in 8stru9t, uno oas
1T N1er Su4e. AuBer elmer Iplfen
8ranOtpe6r : Organization iibrigens
BADEN piele bieier 3iefenlGoen nod
au5gebebnte me4unif4s 8orri6tungen
gu glei9em 3ped, namentli6 8e6ufs
1eberfluf6ung Der bsbro6ten 8Grpme
bur9 80brenleitungen BON Der 0ede
aug. -.
Sie &ii6r Der 3Gnisi1 Onn England.
QllGf i6rsm 2isbIingsIiB WinOior
beIiBt bic G0rigin BON @nglonb audi
cine 6arm, ouF Der 40 MilGfii6e gsz
6alten tper0en, meTit S6ort6ornz unb
Seriep%Rafe, SIN IeBten DECEMBER
t1gte i'm nMarGboroug6z9 ouIe" unter
Dem 8prItB Des 8rin5en DON Wotes
Die engIif8e 8eTeqi9uft CUR 8efGn>
pTung Der S4pinOIu6t uuio anOerer
6ormen Der 3ubertulpie. SO mar BEL
ben 8eraunpIungen ou9 bon Der Ser
breitung Der @6pinDiu4t Dur9 bic
MiI4 psrliii4tiger 9ii6e bic 3eOe, II.
Der 9rtr8 BON Dales bemsrfte, bdB
auF G~rlaubniB Der 80nigin iGmmtz
ETfe 8iibe i9rer 6Grm CUR @%rprObung
i6res acknowledgements nit gu
bertulin geimpft tporben 1eien. lle6er
ben @usfan bieier SmpFung perof=
fenfli4t bic englii9e meoi3inifW
53sitf6riFt She 2ancet," p6po6l bic
umtlif)e GrGanbniB ba5u nod ni9t ges
gsben, ME tie iagt, ieBt f4on eini9e
@in3eIbeiten. Die in Der Stat NuFe6er
errsgen miiFen. Die DSGgl. D." tbeiIt
bdraus 5olgenbes nit: QGe 40 8iibe,
tpelde bic 9eerbe bilbeten. tpdren a
fiirfi4 in beFtsm 5utter3uitanbe, ales
Bra4tDif6 unb i4einbar tdbelos ge>
FUND. Die gauge 9serbe rurbe NIT
Su6ertulin geanpft unb pon ben piers
gig aG9en reosirten 80 Guf Subsrfuz
lin, nur flint f4ienen geiunO gu isin,
unb Bel breitn mar bic Wirtung Der
Sr1pfung stnsifeG9Ufk Die ean6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21
0rieat : 9rannmehr in Hielenlabrn.

Sc mebrfo6e uub bebeutenoere Snz
tereRen in unIeren Stdoten an ein3elz
nsn pldBen pereinigt limb, ie mebr fia
mande @ebGuDe nit ibren Sn1afen gu
f0rmli6en @%emeintpelen fir Ii9 feibf
austpa6ien - gr0Ber, als es man4e
feinete StGote Iino - 5eTto tpi6tiger
pirb es au6, DAB an Iol4en Pldben
fir cine o~TortigeSel6f6ulIe (Dorlduz
fige penigTten5) bei'm 4usbru4 oon
8rdnoen binrei3eno geiprgt piro, uno
tpom0gli9 bic Snfafen, reFp. Nngez
fteIten, als b%eFonbere 8ranone6r
orqaniTirt uro eingeiibt tperDen.
Man 1T in bieier 8e3iebung in
man6en Der ktreffenben 9ripatgez
bduce 6ei uns f6on tpeiter %9etommen,
ais es in ben meiIten Offentli6en &C.
bduoen Der San 1T, npSol4es gepiB
auqemein Fe6r piinTdenspertb more.
Was bic Dffentli4en 9ldbe mil beoeuz
fenoer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unbez
lanai, 70 BAT man BEL uns I9on in gar
maHfen S4ulsn cine Art8runomsbr
nit fire brills" Der 30glinge, unO
bereitg bat Ii6 bieTe Ginri4tung in
perI4iebenen 5G1en gut bepdbrt, OBJ
tpobl ma ouf ni6ts pslter Eetn Qu=
genmerf geri9tet bate, als elmer oerz
bGn9niBpolen 9anif bei8rdnoen borz
au6euqen. M6er es fDnnte audi bier
mod @ieIes gethan tperoen, uno IN bic
len anoersn DfFentliasn 9e6Guoen erIt
re9t.
Sn groBen gsI6Gffsbduiern bat
man, pie geTagt, t6eilpeife l4on bel
peiEerge6enoe 8orfe6rungen in bieIer
6inIi9t getroTfen unO Fat ii4 bsina6e
70 eingeri6tet, als pb man Iia in ei1em
S6iff ir9enbpp auf Dem Wfeere BE-
finbe, pbne cine 6iilfe BON austpGrts
~ii6erbaupt nit 8eIimmtbeit eriparten
All f0nnen.
Numentli9 treten ToL6e ginrihtunp
qen in @erbinrung nit Der groBurz
tieen Gntpidelung u~nferer rieIigen
4Ierbdnb 92Gpen ober ,0epdrtement
Stores" mt1r uno mebr duf. &etn
@unber ou9! Sin 5eusr in einem
Tpt9en groBfGbtiI9en Q1lhanbelsz
Yulaif bebeutet ia cine grOBere Ma@
terialien<@ erni9tung, aIs bus @bbren=
men 70 man6en StGot9eps es fein
piirbe. unb ma Fiiblt ff9 bdber gez
brungen, olIe mDgli6en Riiitungen fir
einen folaen San gu trsffen. aud
tpenn man gar ni9t 6efonoers an Die
gefdbrbeten Meni4enIsben oentt!
BOD nidt ale iol9s @roBIGosn,
uber bereits bic mefiten baden ibre 9lnz
gelfeaten gu Granddaughter ~orsdniitrt,
nit mebr oOer tpenieer rsgeImGBisan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

SninfleI9. - @at mart MID oqS
piir't 8elo matt, babbs be Bur fe9gt,
Do boo bei'n Open ferbn. - ST benz
INNER un9liit, ia be Bur, as be fin
Sinh bDpen let; be fan mai o4ter'n
9log. = ST bin bon boyer 4ptunFt,
Ia be Bur, min 8ooer is Sortpa8ter
nett. - Dat i8 bat @elb Dor be8auh,
IA be BUR IN brd9t fin 5ru i0pen
pennig to 6u8. - Wat 8orrer, mat
5rinb! IA be Bur; be foen 9eGb bett.
blip mi bon'n0ugen C}teberFo9Ien,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21
Wte man bi6ttt

Wte man bi9tet.
Siam Giner iingt gu mir uno frdet',
Wie man benn ei9entli9 bi6tet;
Mie man @ebdnfer uno Worte au6
Sem fduberli3 reimt uno ri4iet.
Sch In Den Malb binaus, msin
5reuno,
Durdlireifs Selb nno Wiefen,
8lid' auF gum blauen 9immelsselt,
Spr6', tpie bic Queqen TlieBen.
Snou' an bic MenE9sn unb i6rS6un
@nau', ME fie lieben uno bafen,
unb fpenn bu eonn ni9t bi4len
fdnnIi -
- go muBt 0u's eben laHen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21
8 enunberuno a.

8dnn ben Bid ni9t BON fhr tpenben;
DieIes 9aarss blprDer S3ein!
Dieter 5eint, tpie cart unb rpiig,
limb Die 3Gbne = G1f en6ein!
Damn Der 2ippsn &irIdsnrOt6e.
Oiefe 8ifite runb unb bon!
Woblgefdli9 miBt mein Mrg.
Mp bic S4Onbeit Bon UNI 3oG.
Moblgsfdaig Iiebt's mein Quge,
Oepn mas S9On'res ia6 es ME,
limb i9 beug' mein9aupt nit 46tung
0pr - Gurppa's Snbuitrie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

StiFtsiHuie," ben fie bis belte 6ei6es
balten but. Qt8 Der S9uIe Iinb 3a6I4
rei6e 6srDouragenOe S6eologen bsrs
borge9an8en.
Sm 9irnite Narrnnis.
Sn benz Demble0 : 9urt in 9onbou
6uut man an einsn Rie1entburm, Der
ben @ifFeLtburm a~u8Itefsn Tonte, benz
nan o6er ieBt bic praftif6e 8eItims
mung geben min, dI8 %2ertungsmaIt fir
cine brabtloTe telegrdp6if6s 8erbins
bung 3piI1tn Qonbon uno 9dri5 3u
bisnen. Die beiben b09Iten 3biirme Der
Welt niirben bann bic Srdger Der
acknowledgements 3pif6en ben o3pet
StGbten" tperber. DAB borlGufig 3u
ben 8erIufen nit Der Mdrconiihen
Geographic Der Jorelano = 2eu9ts
tburm dl5 2eitung8mdIt duf Der eng
lii6en Settle au8erIe6en purbe, liegt
nur an Dem unferttgtn 3uItanbe 6es
Qonboner RteientburmeB. Der QonbDs
ner electrician, Der bieIe Ru6riHt
6ringt, 1T iibrigen5 Dem DembIe1>
36urm nenig bOIb, benin er gi6t ibm
cine arqe GntIteuung Der FONT mdlert7
f9en QanbI9uFt i'm NOrOpeIten bon
2onOon TdulO uno begriiBt aud bic
ieBt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes8uus
perte8 gu Rug unO 5rommen oe5
te6niI6en 6prtIhritts nit benz Orditiz
f9en ausbrud: rGiffeItbirme fir
Marconi : Stutionen gu bauen, lit
e6enTo nGrrii6, alS Elm 5au5 ub3us
Bremen, UNI 66naineFleiTh 3u brdz
ten" uebri9ens 3pri6t man I4on BON
Der @rri6tung zines 300 Wfeter bo6en
GeitunqsmaItes, um aud ben dtluntIz
f9en Ocean 3piiaen2on0on unOg}eps
Oort bur6 bic Geographic Der elettrtz
56en Melen gu %iberbriiden, unO Der
electrician" IGBt ieBt bereit5 eintn
StoBIsuf3er p~ernebmen, baB man bod
bu3u ni6t nieoer einen Rieient6urm
bon qleiher 60be bauen m06te. G5 III
fir bic neueIten Grfplge Der 0r16tloien
Geographic be3ei6nsnO, baB bon ben
enqlif9en 5dhleuten Der Plan elmer
berartiQen 0~erbinDung 3pii4en Gngz
Lamb unb Rorb Qmeritd 10 bebanOelt
nirb, ais ob sr in nt6t 81 ferner 3u=
funft berpirtliht fperDen t0nnte. UfIt
sinem urtbeil iiber bic Wl0gli4tsit Der
Qusfii6runq piro man ieOoh better 10
lonoe 3~uriidbalten, Bis bic 8erIuhe
nit benz Giffeltburm als gMdrconis
Station" u69ei6lOfen fsin per0en.
unglau6Gi8. 6tuOioTuB
Tam qofI6ulter): n3pei 9OItanpeiz
Iungen a 20 9fennige!" - 8eamter1
oOas nOqen Sie?"
66netbtger S. ger. .6srr
lieutenant BADEN i'm WieIenthaler 4es
bier oua Tdon 5uTen geIaDFen?" -
o@eI6ofen?? - Qusierottei."
Dis6rau zines geTdeiOtsnNan4
mes 3a Tein, 1T cine grOBe Qufga6e, bic
zines Oummen a6er cine nod biel gr1s
Bere.
untriaGi9s Babr5ei6en.
~. 4Gio Guer Qebrer bat i9 bsra
lpbt! 49,. 9ubt Sbr benn cine 4bnung
gs9abt?"-nN a, bds qlau6' ial 9itra
3ebn Sage porber bat er gar feline 7e6s
Ter msbr gemertt, d9t Gage pDrber BAT
sr Ielber lauter 5ebler bsi'm 1ebtr.
ieben qsmadt, uno "A Stunoen bora
Ter bat er GineR BON uns NIT SnGs
aufgerufen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21
syMMNNMNNM NNMMNMMNNNNNM NNNMMNNYMN NMNMNMNMNMM MOUNTAINEERING

Gm Om cine Hh Nmbmm0qRt BENIN au Nbs ums @mn 1T brmht Der Gmmh uhrWfrf III
m0 br Mn Gn9m Mmbnb eS RfuR gu WEn
Nnh m6 Die Sug -Ds0 Ms gW pGme Eager BON ridden nn mpi8nN mn in odn 30 3mn Mn
9k ts Nmn ns tie Rms bon Nmbn bon hmrtnsmhn8 Bargains pmhnb mnW b@ Wt 0R SRM
&dnmMtt mtk n @db ubm @ ummna@d it, mB @t@ unnn mmf p@m 10 gpaHtSa 33 5In f
mm benz 8mmm1 ben brn 8nNH BON alien Bumn in fm 8d&t 8omn Sic u6 hn Sic gn uSFn
len Seine nMnHns Ofk miro t @ndm, on0 k@ anm Um aMMM MHut nN@m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

unQlau6li6. - StuoiOTus
Cam pofTdulter): p3pej 9OItunpei=
Iunqen a 20 Pfennige!" - 8eamterl
nWas tpoQen Sie?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21
Sas @nlb Der Melt.

53unabme Der @olbprpouftion i'm Sob
re 1898 um $5O,OOO,OOO. = 0as
uelbe MetaG in ben Ser. Staaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

66netbtger ST ger.- g6srr
lieutenant BADEN i'm WieIerlhaler 3es
bier aud Taon 9uTen geI6oFen?" -
o9eI6ofen?? - Qusierottst."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

Dis6ruu zines geT6siOtsnMan
mes 3u Tein, 1T cine grOBe Qufga6s, bic
zines oummen a6er cine nod piel 9r1s
Bere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21
!Ster Ga6en 2adnner @efegett'
6eit, &efo at (parett.

fftint peibt 7Jc. 4Oldnuerz0smot oebcu gu 23c.
SOC. =8uujezUld rzllnterbcmfoen uHo z~Interbos
;,r 19c.
75c. 5MdrutrzMugliuz II. S;an=Nu6tb'mou 39c.
Tturt liuncne 25c. sWGuncr : Sdi6tntit3cr ntit
0~ri+i1lru Zoe.
50c. eegante icipene mdnntrs1 ai6sutu3sr NIT
81 sQrta,sGemOcn fir Mdnncr, ~g:bHotIt 35c.
SOC Gbtoiots6tmOtn fir Wtdnner II. Rnabtn 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

gGe unisrs 6uugfeiner opn feintsn4trcaIeg SLAMS
r,l,tteg. 6uuitog MD GjosrOauu, ipertb 81 uno
s1.25, miiFtn iofort ~Otrtauft Usrosn, 10 OaB Sit
morsen Die auspabl bub'n Ju soc.
@Qt 0e utaen Glounotaoausttejotr init crtru tpets
tenn Rod, fsin nit @orte bti,Bte 56uItsr, 4rinJ'bs
Rtfen, stip66u1i8 $3.50. Q8erO;n ouspcrfautt
fir &c
S6uta 9(oub'g neut Somurtrz2upn : oaustlelOer.
bifbia in Den usuittn WSODcr an0ef'rttgt uno $l.J0
ptrt6. 8,6cn in Ojeism grob:n 9ertnui Ttr &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

@tiFtsi4ute," ben iie bis 6elte 6ei6ea
balten Pat. Qus Der S3uIe finD 3a6r4
rei6e berOOuragsn0e 5~beofogeH bsrs
bprdedQnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-21

gpir babsn uHs oi, I60uen bon S6n.iotrn an9ts
f~,rtiot,n $500, $500, 800 lnO $S.OlRlsJorode
ous jbDn,m ~curoirten Stret, REDEEM i3ipar5tn
Qtlas5grotaOt, 3afftta, nit Eano bsItBtsm StIOtn5
@riqantins, r%tuftto" @rtpOn INN eorOlrtfr SuraQz
s,roe rnp misunderstanding 3uFarrrrten Gtz
fcqt. QlQe 3u eintm grObtn Eager osreinigt, nm ie
moroeu augsupertaufen fir SZ.37
aGe uni,re ntutn TrHbtinqs : &leIor6fs aus
SSarrb=tarrirten, ibli6tsr 9riaanttne, 9%tblInitt
unD s.. LOO, tpcrbtn morgcn idmmtlib Iu 6brtr Nnsz
rpabl auspertduft fir . . Doc
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-02-10
\ The Rights Of the Bike.

The coming of the bicycle has
brought new questions as to its exact
status in law and its rights upon the
public high wsysyet to be determined.
A case involving this question was tried
in the district court last week. George
Lauham who lives or did live south of
town Ia Lincoln township. sued 81. G.
Klbbe for damages. Some time ago
while Lanham was driving heavily
loaded wagon. Kibbe rode up on a
bicycle, aud as we understand it. did
not give the road for the team " hich
became frightened aud ran away
throwing Lantam ont and breaking
his leg. Martin and Roberts rep
resented the plaintiff. The court
ruled that the bicycle had as much
right upon the highway as loaded
wagon. Plaintiffs counsel say this
prejudiced the the jury, ana that the
rights of bicycle are the came as
those of light vehicle. The jury
disagreed. standing six to six Hutch.
son Democrat.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-02-10
HOIsINGTON.
From the Dispatch.

From the Dispatch.
A sonpwas borne to E o. Gray Jr.
and wife Wednesday night of lastweek'
The ground hog did not see his shad
ow, SO look out for an eesrly spring
We are late about mentioning the
arrival of that new boy ar Frank
Laden berger's, but better late than
never. o
More children enrolled in the Hois-
ington schools than ever before. 1t
Won't be long until new building will
be called for.
A very pleasant Crokinole party
given in honor of Miss Foulks at the
home of Mrs Tom Moran Wednesday
eve was enjoyed by about twenty
young people.
S. S Shattuck was at Larned last
week He was on very pleasant
mission-that of paying off the mort
gage on his farm. He is now free
from debt and expects to keep that
way.
No news from Jas Stitt. The opin-
ion seems to be growing that he was
either killed or demented. If he has
been made away with some effort
ought to be made to ferret the matter
out.
''Kid" Wilson and Fitzpatrick, the
Boston light weight, will meet each
other at Great Bend on the Goth, &C
we are informed. "Kid" is going te
have tough customer to face in the
person of Fitzpatrick.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Sausen
of Wheatland township, is being
afflicted with scarlet fever. A girl o
16 died on January Dist, boy of
on the 28th and boy of II on Wed
nesday, February 1st. The four
remaining children are all sick will
the dread disease. Jack Pilkington
our faithful nurse, b assisting them
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-02-10
Bryan on Imperialism.

We cannot afford to enter upon
colonial policy. The theory upon which
a government is built is a matter of
vital importance. The national idea
has controlling influence upon the
thought and character of the people.
Our national idea is self-government,
and unless we are ready to abandon
that idea forever we cannot ignore it in
dealing with the Filipinos. THE idea
is entwined with our ira d1tions; it per-
meates our history; it is part of our
literature. That idea has given elo-
quence to the orator and inspiration TO
the poet. Take from our nationa
hymns the three words free, freedom
and liberty. and they would be as
meaningless as would be our flag if
robbed of its red, white and blue. Other
nations may dream of wars of conquest
and of distant dependencies governed
by exterior force, not so with the Unit
ed States" The fruits of Imperialism,
be they bitter or sweet, must be left to
| the subjects of monarchy. This is the
one tree of which the citizens of re-
public may not partake. 1t is the voice
of the serpent, not the voice of God
that bids US eat.-W. ]. Bryan.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-02-10
OUR NEIGHBORS.
ELLINWOOD.
From the Leader.

From the Leader.
Born, to MIR and Mrs. Otto Schedule,
bouncing baby boy, January 26
We understand Rev. Jos Lantz, q
Strong City, will be the new pastor al
ST. Peter & St. Paurs church, north
of town.
We understand Robt. Smart has
sold his farm south of town to Chas
Andreae, and will remove before
long to Pratt county, where he has
purchased fine farm. Mr.. Andreae
has also recently bought another fine
farm near Hudson.
The infant daughter of Mr.. agd
Mrs. Isaac Sturgeon died at five clock
in the evening, on last Saturday, Jan
uary %, of internal ospasms. The
funeral took place from the family
residence, on Sunday afternoon. The
little girl was but week old.
For the fourth time the merciless
angel of death has entered the same
home and taken loved and cherished
little one away. The baby boy of Mr..
and Mrs. O. G. Meyer, who was born
but a short time ago, died Monday
evening at nine o'clock of lagrippe.
A. E. Mowry who teaches school
about 10 miles south of Ellin wood
met with quite serious accident this
morning. He LOST his balance and
fell down the stairway at the Hotel
Wolf striking on his head. He was
rendered unconscious, but medical aid
was summoned and he was soon
resuscitated
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-02-10
sI1G,4a7 IS
Troubles of Man.

Mans life is full of crosses and
temptations. He comes into this world
without his consent, and goes out
against his will, and the trip between
the two eternities is exceedingly rough.
The rule of contrariness is one of the
important features of this trip. When
he Is little the girls kiss him. If he
raises large family he is called poor
man, but if he raises small check he
is thief and fraud and is Stunned
like Chinamap with the itch. If he
is poor man he is a bad manager; if
he Is rich he is dishonest; if he is in
politics it is for pie. if he is out of poll
tics you can't tell where to place him,
and he is no good to his country: if he
does an act of charity it's for policy;
if he won't give to charity he's stingy
and lives only for himself; if he dies
young there was a great future before
him; if he haslived to great age. he
has missed his calling. He is intro
duced to the world by doctor. and to
the next world by the same process.
Verify the road is rough. bnt men like
to travel it.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-02-10
CLAFLIN.
From the Banner

From the Banner
Not an empty residence house In
Claf1in.
You don't have to belong to a
secret order to have the grip.
Are you going to build summer
house at the Lake side?
There is now one empty business
house in town Who will take that.
A dog is mans bosom friend. but
sometimes he is rather unfriendlv to
the bosom of his pants.
James Kelly is setting up the cigars
today on the strength of q bright
little girl which arrived at his home
During the warm days of last week
we were beginning to save up ice mon
ey, but it's all gone for coal. now.
E NJ. Traylor and wife arrived
here, Sunday evening from Misso uri
where they have been visiting for the
past ten days.
w. Fl. Slower and F. M Ca mpbel
have moved their gods into the new
building and are now ready to NEE
all their old customers
1t was said last fall that Jerry Simp
son was the only man in the United
Stated who opposed takin s the
PHILIPPINE islands Can you count then
now?
Wheat is standing the wintry
weather in FIVE shape and if the
moisture man is as good about the
spring rains as he has been about the
SHOWS. we will enjoy another beauti-
full harvest.
Would it not be good scheme fol
the business persons of the town to OF
ganize in some manner and provide