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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04
A Prairis-DOg Village.

Mar Fort Reno, in the Indian Terri
tory, is prairie-dog village, and Wis
itor at the fort tells Our Animal Friends
something about these interesting little
animals:
Whenever an alarm was sounded
numbers dashed about, running hither
and thither, in manner that indicated
that they we're caught away from home
us one Of their binding rules forbids
one to enter the domain of another,
aud each must seek shelter within his
own burrow. These burrows are few
feet apart, and in every direction we'll
beaten paths are to be seen. They are
very social animals, and when all was
quiet it was amusing to see one and an
other leave his own lodgings and run
to sit with a friend upon his mound,
the two being occasionally joined by
third, the visitors appearing TO halt fer
a moment on their way upon an errand
of business or pleasure.
A great deal of energy and activity
was displayed, although there was no
evidence that actual labor was being
performed. Those that have closely
studied their customs say that there is
always one that represents the govern
ing power Of the town. He appears to
be consulted upon sundry and divers
matters, is exempt from toll, but he
shares 10 the benefits that accrue from
the labors of the Others.
These villages radiate from a COM
mon centre. growing in all directions
as the families increase, the burrows
being connected by series of under
ground passages Each burrOw is dug
i'm a direction slanting downward for
about six feet, ,iwhen there is an abrupt
turn and a slight rise at this point
there is little excavation, which serves
as a second story. Here is to be found
a bed of dried grass, with storage of
roots and grains, or whatever else they
have been able to procure in the way Of
food.
As it is their custom to locate on high
ground at some distance from water,
there has been a current belief that
they have no need of natures univeT-
sal beverage, but excavations have
proved that they depend upon a sub
terranean well for their water supply.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04
The Appetite of a Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspepties whose
Stomach and Liver are out of order.
All such should know that DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, the wonderful
Stomach and Liver Remedy, give
splendid appetite, sound digestion and
regular bodily habit that insures per-
feet health and great energy. Only 25c.
at ]. n. Snyder's Drug Store, SOmer-
set, Pa, and G.. w. Brallier's Drug
Store. Berlin. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04

\ little girl whose acquaintance with
the geological wonders OF creation was
limited was looking at one OF the
elephants in Lincoln park, Chicago.
while on her first visit to that popular
resort.
Observing that the animal stood mo-
tionless near a watering trough, she
said:
Poor thingl Why don't they lift up
his trunk and fasten it back so he can
drink
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04
He Fooled the Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick HamiltOus of
West jefferson, O., after suffering Is
months from Rectal Fistula, he VIC aid
die unless costly operation was per
formed; but he cured himself with five
boxes Bucklen's Arniea Salve, the
surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best
Salve in the World. 25e. per box. Sold
at ]. n. Snyder's Drug Store, Som
erset, Pa, and G. w. Brallier's Drug
Store, Berlin, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04
SOMERSET Pa WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1899.

Nobody ever recognized 1t as me, -
said the young man, unblushingly; "but
it is said to be speaking likeness just
the same"
She rewarded him with grateful
glance.
people have said to me-" he eontin-
ued, Who is that ugly devil on your
wife's escritoire?' and L"
"Your wife ?''
Haven't you heard? I'll tell you
all about it-oh, il was quite romance!
It's beast Of photograph-don't you
think so. Miss Smith -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04

Do not cOnfound Wheeler's Nerve
Vitalizer with any pretended nerve
cure. There is only one sure and safe
cure, that is Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer.
Physicians prescribe it because they
know of its prompt effect For sale at
Garman's Drug Store, Berlin, Pa,
and Mountain & Sons Drug Store,
Confluence. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04
cuts of Reef Most Easily Dieested.

The meat from the shoulder was
found in some German tests to be from
] to 2 per cent more easily digested than
that from the hind quarters. The
effect of different modes of preserving
beef is shown in the following list ar
ranged in the order Of digestibility.
Smoked beef, raw beef, beef broiled in
water, raw beef, corned beef, broiled
beef.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04

Bessie, how many sisters
has your new playmate ?''
Bessie-"He has one, mamma He
tried to fool me by saying that he had
two half sisters, but he didn't know
that I've studied arithmetic"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04

To brighten and clean windows, put
a e aeGpfal OF ammonia to every pail
fIl Of tepid water, wash well with a
sponge OF e0ft rag. then dry with a
-3ezn cloth, and polish with leather
81 ao old silk handkerchief
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04

sit Was almest miracle. BurdOek
Bsoog BjtteTs cured me of a terrible
bae2kiag cut all over the body, am
Nery grstesal.n Miss Julia Filbridge,
Ngest CGrngell, Conn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04

1t requires 40 horses to pub family
ranity AT a funeral and only two 10
pull the corpse.-CathOiie Universe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04

Necessity knows no law" II is a
law Of Nature that the blood must be
kept pure, and Hoods Sarsaparilla
does II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04

Monarch over pain Burns, cuts,
sprsins, stings- Instant relief. DIR.
Thotnas' Eeieetrie OH At any drug
As-e.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1899-10-04

The one man In the world who has
justified in putting on airs is the musi-
cal composer.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21

they could not be associated with clubs
where betting Of any kind is allowed.
The American Whist league now con-
sists Of 1873 clubs with an aggregate mem
bership of 2s,564 players. There are in.
addition to these clubs quite number Of
auxiliary organizations which embrace
most of the smaller clubs throughout the
country. The league was formed in 1891
in Milwaukee and was the result Of the
untiring efforts Of Judge Eugene s. Eli
Oft to get together all the clubs interested,
In whist and agree on a uniform code Of
laws and establish governing body to-
have control Of the game. In recognition
Of his great services to the game in Amer.
lea Judge Elliott has always been termed
the father of the American Whist league.
The present president Of the league is
e. Leroy Smith of Albany. B. L. Rich
ards Of Rock Rapids, Ia, Is vice presi-.
dent, and Clarence A. Henriques of New;
York is recording secretary. 1t is prob
able that at the coming election Richards
will be elected president and that Elem,
riques will step into the vacant position
as vice president. This will put the lat
ter in line for the presidency next year.
He is one of the most popular men in the
league and has done much to put the or
ganization on it's present prosperous
financial basis. ~&..s J
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21

One of the foremost writer's on whist
In this country recently stated that "the
palmy days Of whist championship were
when Baltimore, Philadelphia. and New
York met in the fierce struggle for the
supremacy at Manhattan Beach in 1896"
He then goes on to say that bitter
newspaper war had preceded the actual
struggle that year, from which the Ham
ilton team carried off the honors and then
retired from the field forever.
It is true that the differences between
the long and short suffers, which were
then so marked, have been smoothed over
to a great extent, for each side has come
to see the merits of it's opponent, and
practical experience has overcome preju-
dice. Still, if the great and widespread
interest in the great game be any criter-
ion, then It may surely be taken 70,
granted that whist is by no means on the
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21
New Drama For Ada Rehan.

1t is said that the principal scene in
the new London melodrama, in which
Ada Rehan is to have the leading role,
will be a private view at the Royal acad-
envy, Burlington house, with the customs
airy crowds of distinguished persons that
gather there. The pictures will be select
ed by q committee of experts and will be
the work Of painters Of reputation, if
those can be induced to submit their
works with the privilege Of selling them
at the close of the run Of the play. Art
lists who had their pictures refused at
the real exhibition are especially invited
to compete.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21
Quick Justice.

he quick conviction Of the kidnap-
George Barrow, and his tool, the
&s .s5 n emaid, was quite unique in court
sS M lie. Both the accused were inside
!. /. A prison walls under sentence before
the country was well aware that their
trial had begun, This only shows how
an excited condition of public senti-
ment stimulates Justice. In the ordin-
airy course of such affairs the cases
would have dragged along until every
body got tired Of hearing of them and
interest had died out Then a plea Of
insanity would have been made without
attracting much attention. and the &C.
cused would have got off with light
sentence or got off without any. The
fact is that preparations were making
to advance this very plea. and the ia
Their of Barrow. who lives in Texas.
was accommodating facts to prove the
dementia Of his son. But justice was
too swift 1t will not do to argue that
such swiftness. especially when it is
stimulated by public sentiment. is to
be commended on any just grounds. It
is the boast Of our courts that they are
independent of public sentiment. But.
the question that naturally arises here
is this, If justice were uniformly melted
out by the courts in this summary man.
ner would not the lamentable tendency
IF the people to take the law into their
own hands he lessened7
The governor Of Kansas some time
ago made up his mind that commit
tee of women would be able to find out
a great deal more about the condition
of the state institutions than men. He
accordingly appointed such commit
tee of three reputable ladies and in
structed them to visit all the state in
situations. examine them carefully and
report to him their conditions and
needs. The result of this experiment
has been very satisfactory. 1t is now
generally conceded that the women saw
a great deal that the men had never
noticed. and. what is more. they gave
quick intutive Judgment as to the
means of renledying the defects. The
governor is so pleased with the outcome
of his experiment that be will doubt
less call in the services of women for
other state work
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21
Game Protection I'm Colorado.

Elk, buffalo, mountain sheep, beaver,
quail, pheasants and song birds are per-
manently protected in Colorado. Ducks,
geese and other water fowl, open season
from Sept. 1 to May l; deer and ante
lope with horns, open season from Sept.
1 to Oct. 15-only one can be killed at a
time and for immediate use; doves, open
season from Aug. / to Oct. 1; wild tur-
key, prairie chicken, sage hen or grouse,
open season from Aug. Is to Nov. Il:
trout or other food fish, open season
June 1 to Nov. 1-only for immediate
use and not to exceed 20 pounds to one
person; mountain lions, wolves, bear, no
protection. !
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21
A Cataract Of Gold.

Consul Macrun pretoria, Transvaal
Repuhlic) writes to the state depart.
ment at Washington that the average
exports Of gold from the ports of South
Africa amount now to about So. 092, 500
each week.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21
Rooster Hatches Ont q Brood.

Charles D. Cotton. farmer living in
East Foxboro Mass. a short time ago
set rooster on IL eggs. Ten chickens
Matched out and the rooster is now look
ing after his brood like an old expert
enced hen.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21

r. NJ. "A. FORTIER, NJ. D., CM. Gradu
", ate of Victoria University, Montreal
Canada. Surgeon to St. Gabriel's Hospital
Office hours to 10 a. M, and to p. m
Office at residence corner of First street
aud First ave. N. E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
Scr ab3ng Der sSreiluilligrn ton
Guhn

@uIbtngton, ,. g., IA. NGr3.
- Die 6sreits me6rfa6 angeoeutet
pprOen. bat oas SriegszDepartsmsnt
bei6loFen, ole 9egennGrtig auf Guba
itationirten 6rsitpiuiger, nit Nusz
na6me Der Yioniere uno Der Smmu=
nsn, balDm0glifit 6sim gu 6ringen.
0us lit notbrpsno;g, ou am I. MIai bic
namentIi6 in Den iiibli9en 6Gfen fe6r
itritt ge6an'oba6ten 2uarantdnezRez
sulationen gegen @uba in aruft ire
ten.
0ann Die 5ruppen na6 ben Der.
S!aaten gebrl9t peroen, miifen Iis
Iaut @e1sBDorI9rift in 6elolagern
ausgemuItsrt peroen, unb 8rpur perz
ben lie 5peifsQoS INNER in Die ibrer
engsren 6e;matb am nG9itan gelsgsz
nsn Gamps 9ebra6t perDen. Diins
FGenspertb Iino 8lGBa, an bsnen
Rdu6erungen @e6ufs 9e5infettion
porgenommen peroen t0nnen. Gs lit
ouber mo9Il1, ooB bic 5ruppen, Ole
in Den glorbtaaten gu 6auie Iino, na4
WlOntdut gebra6t peroen uno buB
bort oos Camp 0itoff pieoer erTteben
pirO, piemo3L DOrIGaFig gspIant piro,
Iie nd4 Camp Msaos,. 9ennIDIDanien,
gu icnosn. Die 3ruppen aus 0orbz
Carolina, Sifoz&lroIina, QouiIiunu
uno 8eorgia Deroen porougIi6tli6
nad SoDanno6, 8a.. Die 5eraner nu6
8alpsiton un6 BE 6reipiaigen aus
3enneiiee, &entudp unb Giroinien
naf 0IO PointzGomfOrt, 8a., gsz
6ra9t psrosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
gsrmii6ts tsIearap6iihe qrpeIdien

- Sn Gltton, &1., ftngen me6rere
bis0ere QurDontel, neI6e Iih 6ei eiz
mem gefu6e beg Std0thsn5 nit
6euerpuFer gsFuut 6atten, 8rofs6l
an un0 Di0erTeBtan Ti6 bam Der Boz
li7ej. 0a5 RsIultat mar, OaB 9ute
SSOres, elmer Der 6strurieren 81uern,
eridofer mO elm droarer, Qamans
Diq 9raD. fhper berpurbet puroe.
~ Der PrO3eB gessn r0r. 9ancD
q. 9uiITOrb, ipeI6ar gsitern in 8rioz
geport, Grrn., beginreu ioQta, iIt me-
gen Srtrartur9 Der 2ln9etlaoten bis
gum 9OnHerItap psrI6o6sn norben.
Die 9uiITOro iIt betanrtli6 6sI6ulz
Oigt, Den SOB emma Sins Dur6 Elm:
2l5ortiOn 5er6eigeFi6rt gu 6d6r.
- Sn Sun 5rar3isco lit 5rau
Winnie 2loams, cine 0ittipe, untar
Der 2niloge bsr6aFtst porosn, ibr
3neiid6riges iaesii.mes 8iao burh
8or6pIidure bergj'tet gu BADEN. Wun
gt1ubt, OuB Te bic Shat in 5Olgs e;z
neg Streites nit WilIon Grap, Dem
Batter oes Rin0ss, oariibta. g8ilfoH
9rdD erbO6 Die QntEo1e Ce8:n bic
5rln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
Ser nsue GnnarcB6ibliuthefar

Ba56irqtpn, O.@., 14.MGr3.
- 9etanntlih mar Der 9ofen be5
Observation-Disclosures frii6er bem6ru.
6sr6ert YutnQm bon Bottom angelo
ten porben, e6e Der bonn Senat ni6t
baItdtigte ReprGIentant 8urrpips baz
3u errdnnt puroe. 9e1tern bat, ME
f6on gsmeIoet, YrdIibent Mc&inIen
6rn. 8utnam gu Der StsLle ernannt,
unp 8utnum 6at btesmal ucceptirt.
Ssr6ert Putnain lit 1861 in Neipz
0prt g26oren, ais Sp5n bes @riinoers
Der rii6mli6It befannten @erlaq5firz
ma 9eorge g. 9utnam &c S06ne,
@joorce g. Putr1rn. @r qrdbuirte '83
an Der 6drburbzllniperIitdt, mar To-
bonn elm 9yabr lang 6Drer an Der
,Golumbia Gam S6ooL" unb lieB F4
in W}imreapoGiS. W}t:lr., ais 8e4t5z
ar.pult uieoer. Shpn 1884 tpurbe er
u6ar 8ibliothetar he5 pprttgen gQtbez
rIEm, unb ais fpI6er begriinrete er
ieiren Ruf. Die fleine 8ibIiotbsl
gir3 Ie6r buGo in Der BON tbm inU(inz
nadpolis in'5 Qeben gsruFenen DFFentz
li6en 8i6Iictfat uuF, unD oieie purbe
in einem groBurtigsn 9ebdube unterz
gabru6t, nit befgn giuriAturrgsn nur
bier ober FiinF ameritarH4s SnItitube
oteIsr Dirt sinen 8ergCet6 ou56alten
tOnren. 0Gbrerio ba8 gerdumige Sc
bduoe au5geiii1rt purOs, 5erejTte
9utnum ba8 Snz urb 2luslanb, um
fir feline Sh0pFurg 8u6er auF3utall=
fen. 2tn 8eGGutur9 nimnlt btsIe aus
10 fleinan 9lnFGngan entTtunbene 8iz
bliotbst BEN furFten 9poB unter ben
amepitoniI 6en8U6erIummlunger Elm.
Sm 9e3ember 1898 Iieoelte putram
ndh Bolton iiber, nm bort nieoer
3edt5anpuH gu peroen. Seit 1895
mar er ober piecsr 8i6[iotbetar -
Die 9oTtorer y9ubtic 2ibrar0" nuroe
i6m unDertraut, uno in ojeIer Stslz
lung cat er Ie:ne TahmGnnii9e Repuz
tatiDn nod erbDbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
Trau gcfcr'S GrmurOuug.
9}on INNER feline 8apsjie. - Pcli3sts
G6eT &ip.sD's S6arfIinn.

G6iruqo, IA .U}dr3. - D1 e5
Der Po,i3ei Ioneit unmD5.jh mar bic
9epeiIe fir bic GrmorOgag Der 5rdu
56er2ic 9etsr gu beI6dffen, 10 bsr-
iuhi Iia ieBt, ben gefang2nen Satin
m0roer ms 8od5boru 3u iagen. POs
li3ej Gbef &ip.eD ie.bit 6It IS duf f1
genommen, Die tpeitersa Grmittelunz
gen in o:eism au5sr9snO6ulih per-
3Didtsn Sale gu oirigircn. Nl6Oem
er Oa5 8eruht Der6rejtat bate, OaB
bic POlj3ei bereits Elm Stijd elmer
meni6liten 2unqe, Iopie einen blutis
gen 6eBan Oe8 6austle.Des Der 6rdu
Seder gefurOen babe, unttrDarf er
perI0nliA Den 8eF1ugeneu einem nds
be5u Ie65Itjinoig,n 9arb0r, uno 3par
beoicnte er Iih babel pes ppenniD.D1s
Mid oeutI6en Surgeons" Der ibm
nod aus ietner SugeGo ge.dufig lit.
9eder blieb babel, obq.eib i6m &ipiep
iogar oeriprah, i6a otreatsn 81 pols
len, pern er nun enOlt1 Die Wlbrbcit
iage BOB er Ieine 6r1u in Der Sas
Itiir5te. DIS &ip,s0 ;bm er3d6.ta, OdB
bereits Elm She'll Der 2unqa unD Elm
Stut BON Dem &leioe Der DerI6punz
oensn 5rau qeTunoen Duroa, bra9
geder in 56rdnen aug uno batbeusrte
bon Reuem, er babe Die 0dbrbejt qez
il9t unO lei bereit fir feline Shat 81
Iterben; dber man tbue ;bm bitter llns
re6t, penn man ibm cine 10 eHtieBlihe
8rutaIitdt CUR Gait lege, pie Iis jener
angebIi6s 6uno gu bspeiIen ihe:ne.
Ob 8edar peiB, Dab man i6m uuT
Iein GeFGnbniB bin geridtli9 taum
etpa5 anbdben tdnn, TO lange bic
2e;he Ieiner 6rau nift CUR STEELE qes
Ibafft 1T, itsbt oab;n. Der 9sflugene
lit nj6t Iebr intelligent, maht lber in
ieinem Deien oen GinDrud Der PFifz
figteit, uno IS 1T ossbaIb nidt dusges
I6lofeu, Dab er ge6offt bat, Die Boliz
sci nit ieinem 8eitdnOniB an Der glaie
berum fiibren 81 t0nnen.
9bef aipleD BAT dnqeorOnet, bdB bic
Su6e na6 6rau 8edar's 2eiAe nit
alien Gjfer fortqsIeBt peroeu Ioa.
Dabriheinlih miro man audi ben grOs
Ben itdOtii6en 2agerplaB fir NbFaas
Stoffe an Der AZ. StraBe uuo 8eo3iez
4Dsnue griinolih our6pij6.en lafen.
IS bejBt, 8eter lei GnOe Sanuar o6er
2lnfangs 6e6ruar nit ieinem 8agen
in Der Rd6e iens5 PlaBes geIe6en NOR
DEN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
Rrurs SraurrrisllnterucBmrn in ct.
Qouis.

ct. Goui5, M}o., "A. Wdr3. -
Sine Gompagnie nit sinem Rupital
BON 100000 1T bier organiIirt NOR
ban, um cine 8rouarsi nah Dem Scope
ratiDplane gu griin0en. Sis fu6rt Osn
Namen Sat 8rening So" 0i3 ueue
8rauerei iou cine 9roouttionsid6igteit
BON $4,000 Sap pro Sabr bu5an uno
Our6Dsg nit 2lnDanbung BON Glstz
tri3itdt 6stris6sn paroen. Die Gomz
pagnie piro cine 2[a3a3l elsttriThar
ReFrigerator Waggon5 6aueu laiIan,
unO Oiefslben ibsr bic 5ieIigen Struz
Ben6a5nsn na6 aaen StlOtt6eilsn BE-
f0rOern, 10 baB 1ie bic BON ano,ran
8rauereisn gs6rauhtsn I6psrsn 9isrz
Ddgen ent6e5ran tann. Die gaumtsnz
pabl bat nod aift 1tattgsFunosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15

G2Pdrtement Der Weurt6, ge6oren uao
eTr'ifte iOmit Elm 2(ltsr BON II Sd6ren.
glur Denige Der 2eIer Der 8erte ngTdz
mann G6atrian's" puBten, baB bic
lelben bon 3pei Wdnnsrn 3ufdmmen
9sinrie6en poroen nuren, IDnoern
bielten Iie fir Die 2(r6sit zines uno oes
ndmIt6en SdriftIteusrs. Die 6etannz
telten Der 8erte 7inO: Der GonItript,
D8atsrloo" uno Sine 9sT6ibte Der
LOO Sage" G6atriau Itorb am /.
September 1890. Sin Sa6r Dor lei
mem Sooe entItun0 Elm Streit 3ptI2en
@rdmunn uno Gbutriun'S Sstrstdr
8eOrgst unb bate einen Pro3eB 3ur
JoIge, als bsfen 8sIultdt 9eorget unO
9r. PigOunat, 9eI6dFt5fii5rer oa5
g6igaro," 6em 6rn. Grdmann 10000
5ronc5 S3o0enerIaB 6s8abIen muBz
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
0ermiidjfeB ans Der ergnn0es6aubtiaOt.

Daibington Dc, IA. Wdr3.
- 8e3igIi6 Der geItrigen Ra6ri6t
aug SaOannab, Ga, oaB Oas 8rupz
pen SransportIdiff rMjdigan" felt
3Dsi 3agen bort fduig lei, srfldrt man
i'm bieIiqen 9uartierms!iter5 : 0eparz
temsnt, Der 0ampFer, pslher Oas /.
Waine 2lrtiuerie Reqimsnt na6 ben
Ser. Stadten brinqen iO1, babe nlbrz
iheinlih 6abuna nod ni2t DerldFen.
8riegsietrstGr 2Cger bat einsn Be
fe6l erlai7en, peIher i'm Gint!ange nit
ben 9eroronunqen Der Qrmet Der
piGigunq5biu Die Quf6ebung Der Or
NEE &antinen Oetretirt uno Den Der
fauf auer berduIhsnoen 8etrGnte auf
Militdr 8eierDltionsn bsrbietat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
strifc. c.lInrnhcn in GnInrabn.

cafe Gitn, GO,., "A. D}dr3. -
8apaFfnete itaIjenjIhe Strjser Derbinz
Oerten 6eute anoere 2lr6ejter, ibre Sta.s
len in Den g6iboen SreaIurez", lille
uno ,ulaD Wtinen" ein3unebmen.
Der S6eriFF pirO nlbr7Aeiulid ben
@ouDuneur um 2lbisnOung BON Srups
pen CUR Grbdltung Der 8abe eriu6en,
Der Strite iIt Die fFolgs elmer 2lnorDs
nun9 Der 9ru6eu6eIiBer, ,out peIter
ale 2trbe:ttr nit ;6ren 6amilien lire
Mabl3eiten in Den nit ben Srubenz
Derten in 9er6inOunQ Iteber0en a0Itz
hdniern e!nnehmen IDltsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
grauO nuf Ocm Sampler glrcaOia. a

Rep gOrt, IA. U}dr3. - SIN
Quoeraum bss am 9ier ber .6am=
burg 2lmerita 2inie" in 5o6Oten
Iiegsnosn reuen 5ra6toampfers g2(r=
caOia" brad gsitern Jeuer aus, O1g
crit 46eno8 entOedt unO nah bier
Itiinbiger 2rbsit um U}itterna6t gez
lDi6t purbe. GapitGr 8oB ertlGrt,
OaB per 8ranOi6aOen beosuleno lei.
Der 9ompfsr mar am Sonrtag nit
elmer groBen Qaoang 8uder unO
S6nittpaaren pon 6am6urg ungez
fommen. 8a5 6suer entItanD i'm Dorz
Osrsn 36siI Oe5 2aoer1umeg, bod IisB
ii6 bic GntIts6ungsuria6s ni6t err
mitteIn, s6sHfO penjg. gu peI6em Be-
TRACE Oas S4iff S6aben gslittsn 6at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
9luf isinrm eigrnrn Galgcn pebdngt.

4tldnta. Ga, IA. Uldr8. =
Robt. GeDis, Der W0rOer BON Charles
5aDnes, purOe beute duf einem Sal
gen gebdngt peI6en er felbt DOR 3tpei
Sabren ais 2lrbeiter erri6ten bali.
Sbdrles 9u9Hes mar 2ir6eiter 2ufs
feber an einem bier i'm 8au begriffenen
9ebcuoe unO bate Qatpis entlafcn.
Der GeBtere ldusrts i'm leBtsn 0s3ems
Der 6dnnas uuf nnh erf6oB ihn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
@arIiFen 9rOpugunoa a
uutet BEN fpanif4en
SOIOuten.
6olbute

0}dbrib, IA. Mdr3. IT. 0reibunz
bert aus Guba 8uriidgetebrte IpdHii4e
Solouten no6nten geItern einem Sc
9eum bai, pel4es gum Qn0enten an
Die in &olpniaItrieqen gefauenen Gar
Iiiten ceIebrirt nurOe. Sine lInterIuz
dung bat ergeben, oaB ieoer OieIer
SOlOaten BON ben Sarljitenfiibrern
fijnf Peieta5 fir fein Gri4einen erz
hielt