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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20
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WILEY ntNN's STORY.
Negroes Verston nj How TIE KILLED
Alien Martin In fSa3

Wiley Bum IS a sat. black negro With
prominent and rrotrissng large front
teeth. and a heavy mustaeae HIS face ia
neither reruisive nor unpleasant. There is
nsught about his appearance 70 indicate
that he II either murderer or ,ee suf-
ferer from an Authorization. He has had
the strongest and closest cell az the head
quarters of the East 81 Louis police de-
parsmeni. He had removed his classsnx
and wore nanght hut A striped suss ~ an
tiescicshing at rather good material I'm
one Of the fear hunks In his eel. his cloth
aag could be seen carefully folded up TIE
clothes were new ard ~ late cut AMI pat
torn His hands are asg ana callnussa.
with the thick. reddish nails cropped e1ase
70 the skin. whes addressed re rose from
his bunk and pressed his face chase 10 ,se
wide. fiat bars OF iron wasca formed
squares hsss little over two inches across
He thrust his black fingers through The
openings between the hsrs. ard said in
low. rather deep voice:
swhy aid Xiii Marin. STR Because ne
would have Killed tus, He has had revenge
on me long enough. aow that ne ss sesa
by coming hack and haunting sne. ard new
am ready 10 do anything they want ,ne
&c do. Every Tuesday nssht since Il month
after killing Martin he has GENE back 20
me and c,u;chssi at my throat and tried 70
choke me-
There was no evidence ~ exc4tenea, On
the par, 90 sse negro rs he made 'Sese
statements. His ewes Lacked clear ana hat
nothing IN chem as an uncertain sasat. ss,sa
"a = 4, he sssn IN the ewes Of ere shc
has been ssineei with an insane mania tie
was asked IL hm meant that Martin Same
70 him In his dreams and repgas ess<S hfa.
and answered without changing TIE sx-
neonoton e his tAce;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20
through the experience again." the culprit
declared.

iain's eye-and his eyegiass. There is
something very deep" and mysterious in
the appearance Of that famous right optic.
clever man Indeed. is he who could
fa,hcm Mr.. Chamber.ains meaning by
studying his eyes. In his case they are
not 1.-The windows OF the saul'--he never
allows them Ia give him away" 10 that
extent. But when occasion requires tina.
same eye can fash in way that Is posi-
lively dssconcerfing a radical Nj. =. had
a rather lively encounter with Mr. Cham
ner!a,n in the early part % the present
session ard in telling the story the radical
NJ. P.~wilo Is OF a rather timorous DIS
northumberland that ''trhawbsrlaIu's
glance 81 Indignation fairly hst me" This
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

- ~eak- You shan se.
y,,,, 49,. rame and the numc' =.
his company, and VIII 30 90 -. MIN
rood-by to him for you. anu So
your blessing" .,~ ~ the
The poor woman caught eass
OFFER. .a.a Nth
tears In her voice. "Oh. Goo o'ess IN
my dear. Go quickly. Ten nay Mn
INV dear. tell him all would say ~ I
Won are Young. but you know VIVA.
mother you'd saw to her boy. TeH MN.
above all. to be brave. ana ! VIII ~ -
for him until he comes home AGAIN.
quickly. or you win be too late
The girl hurried away. ieavin1 .ne
woman in the care OF the nospitAo. =
storekeeper. Half way to the oepo.
suddenly occurred to her that IN tne
element the woman had forgotten 10
tell her and she had forgotten to ask
again the bows name and company.
There is no time to go back. sne saio
IN herself. 81 must find him without.
that's ALL"
she reached the depot a. the boys ana
their friends were saying final gooo-oys
and exchanging last keepsakes ana
tokens As luck would have II sne
Quickly found the object OF her search
for he was standing apart from the
looking forIorn Several Of the soldiers
and their companions found time. even
amid their last greetings. to look at ner
as she passed, and to wonder what Tor
tunate bluecoat claimed relationship with
the lovely latecomer.
CoIorinx a little at the attention ehe
attracted. she walked through the crowd
of soldiers and friends straight up to the
disconsolate boy whose loneliness she
Itch ~ a
at once. and questioned her eagerly about
his mother.
.'She IL better" said the girl, reassur-
inRly. but she could not get down to
the depot. so she asked me to come and
say 'Good-by' and God bless you for
her"
You are kind" he stammered. con-
fusedly. Both were aware. and each
knew the other was aware. that they
were by this time the center Of observa-
ton. Ibid my mother send me any
thing?" he asked after an awkward
pause.
.'She sent you her dearest love-" an
swered the girl, land bade me tell you
she would pray for you until she saw
you again.
Did she send me nothing else?" asked
the lad thinking wistfully Of the many
little keepsakes and mementoes he had
seen e4CudUHeu pctWcSu TIC othCA SOt-
diers and their relatives.
Nothing else that / remember" re-
piled the girl. There was so little time.
you know"
The poor boy (for he was nothing but
a boy) looked disappointed. and she felt
sorry for him. but could think OF nothing
more to say to him. Then like fash,
into her quick woman's mind there came
an inspiration that staggered her with
its audacity. A brazen girl would never
have thought OF II at all: a less thor
oughbred girl would never have dared to
carry 1t into effect. She hesitated a mo-
ment. blushing furiously all over her
pretty face and throat Then. as the
train bell rang. she flung back her grace
full head with the gesture OF a princess.
and darted a look OF defiance at the by
ISLANDERS.
Nothing" she said, except this" and
putting her arm round his neck. she
gave the astonished boy kiss that made
the cheeks Of every soldier within eye
and earshot tingle with envy. After
which she turned and ned.-Chicago
Tribune.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20
Literally I'm pOssible.

liar! har" laughed the Kansas farmer:
them Eastern fellers don't know moth
In"
What's the matter nowr' asked his
wife
why, I got ter quarrelin' with one Of
'em. an he said ez how he'd knock the
socks offn me" kansas City Independ-
ent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

Is an eloquent tribute 30 the birmingham
members eye power.
writer tells how on ere occasion ne
sa~ TIE kaiser riding a. TIRE head OF MS
favoTfse ard magnificent guards along the
Casss den Linden. Berlin. The emperor
sace mas a study fsa-a. rsasers~aesSs
terribly determined. Il was face taai sne
cagIa never forget AMI ire eyes-fhose
wonderful syss-g.itteved in Z IKE aaf-
aasaed steel He would lie brave man
who dared szy Nc, 20 TIE kasSsx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

At a recent duel the parties discharged
their pistols without effect. whereupon one
of the seconds interposed and proposed
that the comhatants should shake hands
To this the other second objected as un-
necessary. Their hands, said he, 'have
been shaking for half an hour
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20
EYES OF SOME GREAT LEADERS.
Penetrating Chances Gben By the First 51en
of Europe.

CTA HE eye as indicating a mans
mental powers has been receiving
III great deal OF attention lately. II
IS a fact that all the great men Of
recent times have been endowed with what
is called the magnetic eye"
The penetrative eye" Is invariably
characteristic OF the man born to exercise
immense influence over his fellows Look
where you viii among the ranks ot modern
men who WELD great power. one feature OF
Their personality impresses the heholder
above all others-thc bright. keen, gcner-
ally knowing" eye that. with a glance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20
M.rianr Rr.sratn rhrra.

Therc ~Ns an 80 gesssessan ~ Bang
Me u sssi an fTes-grEce aErat tF.ea nSs@
ia make Agy a yasslHS seg aks tas IN sae
cemetery where ee had .0ar wives bar
ted. ma" he snswerss. SO tae agent. ii
tosy can't stay ss... let esz yua.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
8nnnf,rit.

SIN 9erbdltniB gu i6rem NiiBIi6z
teits : Nsrt6 fat bic Sroufrie bar
6eritequng Don QntetsRn0pTan nit
pprtrdts potr M}ottos, gu 0Qtlcamz
pugrez unO Ioritigen 3psdtn, jsosnz
faQs einen rieii9sn Grfolg 6et una in
ben IeBten brei oDsr bier Sa6rsn errun,
gen! Wan6e glau6ten, Iis peroe bic
1861 9rGFosnt7foFt3 Champagne
nift LANCE ii6er!e6en, mas iih absr ais
Elm 9epoltigsr SSrrt6um be~ruusIteQte.
8ei iFrer Qsbanstraft unb INNER grDz
Bersn 8ielI eiiigteit iGien bic 3pedz
tnopFmooe nebIt zen 6inter ;6y TteEenz
bsm 8sidGft iosor NusIift gu 6a6en,
mod in boS rd6ie Sa6rhunosrt 6inz
ii6er 3u egeIn, namentli4 oI5 unIer
Qdno pieoer einmal in einen or0Berea
Srieg binein3umari6irsn tatts.
Qber au3 o&fe Grpartung Cat Ii4
ais jt9r %triigeri56 ernieIen. Die 6ofTz
nur9en, peIfe mar in Gen 3unGt{t
irtsre1irten &reiIsn esraoe an ben
Gm&rttant19 lpdntidan 8ritg gs=
tniipft bate, 6a6sn Ii8, ME man Dor +,
bsi 4eitem ri4t erTiQt. 5roBpem bic
Ter &rieg gspiB eins 9rOBe 8ilOerz
Qtbfa6erei i'm 2(Qsemeinen er3eugt
bat, 1T oieIeIbe Dem 3ptdtnopf : @ez
1fdft nur in f06Tt 9eringfUgi8smM&aB
3ugu.s getOmmen. CUR 3sit lit DisgjIz
perfnopf : Wooe in aQen 6ormer oem
2lu5ferben ra6e. Nur fir familidrs
,3reta, namentt;9 fir Qit6snOe. be-
fauptet Iie Ii6 nod Elm nenig. 2(6er
e mag balo Sci. iein, i6r BEN Rscro=
log gu i4rei6en. D6 es 9eIingt lie in
Der ndtfen qrdIiosnti4afts : Gumz
payne no6mal5 81 Ttdrtsrem @ufz
fIddsrn gu bringsn, T6sinen i6rs Sn=
tsrsfenten gu be3peifeIr.
Gun, cine 9erpiFa &n3a6l 2eute baz
ben . BEL bifier Woce : Mlnie i5r
ShIFfen geI6orsn, obgleid Iis 9eraoe
feline MiqionGre gsporoen IinO. Die
Dame in Soma, pel4s pie MaIdine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
Ginc IubcQe in goIffartcn.

Sine 8eI6i6te in bier GorrsIponz
ben3farten piro i'm yg}euen Wiener
3ags6Iott" pis folqt er3dblt: Grite
9oitturte; 6rn. Strip s., PrtOdtier.
pa Sic Drei Mabn6riefe unbeantpor=
tet lieBer, erIu6e i6 Sic mittels bic
fer Gorreiponoen3tdrte, umge6xnO Die
S6ulo BON 1873 Fl. so fr. gu begleiz
den. Gngelbert g., 8sinlieTerant.
Weinlieferant. s3peite 9oittarte: 9rn.
@ngelbert g., Weinlieferant. Sbre
6orosrung lit unDerI4dmt. Sic baz
ben an ben G61mpaqner : 9elagen,
Die mir Der fleinen Mi38ie 6. uno Der
groBen gQd 9. gaben, ais SAT- 3hil
9enommen. @enn sic peniger ge>
trunten BADEN, ais bic QnDeren, 10
neroen Sic iaon pifen, purum.
Ginen ~elenoeren Sett gie6t IS nt6t.
Die Re4nunq lit BON ben bret mdnnz
lt6en Sbeilnebmern 3u beglei4en, odz
Der entfdGt uuf mid nur bic Summe
BON 81 Fl. 49, IT,, bic gu SS6rer Ser
fiigung Ite6t. Q6tero Strip 8. 9ritte
PoIttarte: 9rn. 6riB g., Prtoatier.
Sbre oTfene GorreIppnben3tarte, Die
Sic an metnen 8utten Qeri6tet 6aben,
lit 3ufGGig in meme Sdnoe geratben.
0ie t0nren Sic i6rei6sn, OaB mein
liaber Wunn etpus Nnberes i'm Quge
bat, nie 1ein 8eI6Gft! 5Ir Den Iino
aQe tletren Mi83iS unb lungen gQa5
2uft! Ober fat S6nen ba5 pielei6t
SIRE 55rau einqereoet, bic ia INNER
anIdBIi6 i6rer me6rftiinDigen Spa
3ierfa6rten nit Dem 6uIarenaO 6eritz
lieutenant Baron 3. 70 9isleS err
fG6rt? 0}it Q6tung CLARA g., Deinz
lieferantensz Satin. 9ierte poIttarte:
5Sruu Clara 3. Wtein Wann bat mir
S6re infame GorreIponDen8farte iiberz
ge6en. Gr lit pon sSy6rem I6ein6eiliz
gen 8atten gu Den @bampdgner Sc
lugen perIeitet pprben. uno nun our
Ibfertigung: SIR Mann lit 70 fiber
Der I6ulDige 8ere6rer Der frdgpiirot=
gen tleinen W}i33i, tpie Der O6eritlieu=
tenant 3. rur Elm Dur6aus e6ren6afz
ter, unIhuloiger 8etannter bon mir
uno meinem 8atten lit. QoeI6Fib g.,
8ripatier Satin. = Die 6ortIeBung
Der @orreIponben3farten : 8eI9i6ie
finoet bemnd4It Dor benz Gin3elri6z
ter Der S~oisp6itaot itatt, benin iopo5l
bic 6eioen 6erren, ME i6re 6rauen baz
ben It9 gegenIetttg rpegen @6ren6eleiz
oigung argetla9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
ltrhertrnffrn.

Der frdn3DiiI6e General Ga 9eIigns,
Der in Der S6la6t BON Splferinp eiz
nen S9eiI Der &apdleris communoirte,
puroe bsi oisisr @elegen6eit i6tpsr pers
tpunoet; er er6ielt etnen Sdbetbieb ii6er
Den 8opf unD cine &ugeI in ben Iinteu
S6srteI.
0enn er Bic Sadie er3G6Ite, mas
bur6ihnittIi6 Bel ieoer grDberen Sc
ieQffaft Der San mar, f:igte er nod
Elm paar 8ajonettIti6e un0 einigt 8ras
natIpIittar 6in3u, unO ieoesmal muBte
iein 4piutunt, Der an jenem Sag. orr
1einer Settle geritten, Die Rittigte;t
jeiner Worte beItdtigen.
Gine5 cages, ais er 6si Dem beritors
6enen 6er3og BON MornD einem Diner
beippbnte bate i'm Der etpas gu bel
genoiIsne G6ampagner in gang beiors
Oere 6ubulirldunt perTeBt. unp er entz
mari cine S6il0srun9, Die feline bi8bes
rigen an rumatiI4er2ebenai9teit NOD
6eoeuteno iibertraF. Sine &anoner4
tugel bate i6m 0ds Pfero unter'm
2eibe %gstDotet, Elm 0uBenO SG6el bata
ten gu glei6er 3eit isinen Ropf be-
bro6t. Elm 0uBeno 2aIr5en tparen 80
3eit in iebsn Isiner 2lrme ~georungen
unO idmmtIi6e &ugeln uno 8aionstte
SeItrei6'S idienen iih in fcinem 2ei6e
elm 8sn0e3sDou5 gegeben gu BADEN.
gSie erinnern Iid bod nod, Wtr.
9lantp?" figte er bin3u, if4 an ieinen
Qoiutonten penOenD. Der 0Ffi3ier
mar an Die 9ojonette, Qan3en, &ugsIa
uno 10 tpeiter Idon 9epObnt, aber Die
8anonenfugel ging iFm bod ijber ben
SpaB: uno purum erpioerte er:
r9}ein, General, ih ertnrere MIDI
ridt; rpie tDnnen Sic 9us audi nur
erparten? sic piiisn oo6 e6enfo
qut, pie i6, DAB Oieiel6e &%anOnentua
9el, bic SIR qferO t0otete, opra ben
g~ruitpan3er zines &DroIIier5 i4lng,
bcnn 3uridflpg unO mir Den &oPf db'
riff"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
Sns PrORt6rn Der tran36iii9eH
Wa6tBabrr,

gu pel6em oieIe gu Den psrI4ieOeniten
3eiten gsneigt lparen. iQuitrirt folgenz
bes 6ottum aus Der 8irtbI3dft unter
Dem ppr nun bulb bunoert Sa6ren ing
2eben getretenen 3oniulat Der fran
30TIfsn Repu6lit: Bel Der eriten
SiBung, bic 8pnoparte nit leinen
6eiOen Mitz8oniuln Sie1es uno 9u=
cos belt, beutete Der gei3i9e SieDes
auF cine Gpmmooe i'm @onferen3~
9d6inet, in pet6em 100000 7Francs
ldgel, unb ertIGrte 0apoleon, bic fri
here notwithstanding babe an
ben San gsOu6t. baB elmer Der Oiref@
loren feinen PIaB ~Oerlafen unb Ii9
ing Yripatleben ~3urud3ieGen miiiie,
obne einen Ssller gu beTiBen, mas bod
njdt I6idlih tpGre. NuS DieIer ge6siz
men Safe ioQte nun jeOer u6gebenOe
Director cine GENTLE @umme nebmen.
% IS aber jeBt feline 0ireftoren mabr
qebe, 70 D6ren pobl bic 3onIuln bic
Giaentbiimer bieIe5 6opos. Hopoleon,
Der nun mertie, no Iein 9a6gieriger
@olege binuuSpOate, fagts; n5obalb
i6 BON Der Sa6: peiB, 20 rponOert
0as 8elo in ben Dffsntlifen S6aB;
rpenn i9 o6er ni4ts 0abon ipeiB =
uno Big ieBt lit lie mir nod un6efupnt
= 70 f0nnen sic uno 0ucos, als bic
beioen G(teren &onIuln, bas 8elo tbeis
len. gtur ratbe i9 Sbnen, geI6pinO
3u MAIDEN, oenn morgen fDnnte IS be-
reits gu ipdt Eein!" = Die beiben 4nz
Deren lieBen Ii4 cas- ni6t 5pei Mul
Iagen. SieDes bepertitaqigie raid bic
S6silung, uno 3par ungsfd6r 10 tpie
Der 2Ops in Der 5d6sl; erSma6ts bier
9beile gu je 100000 6rohts. Den
oriten rabm er nals dlterer Alrettor."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
S4uBturppe i'm Often auf, i'm 8s6iste
Der grauiomen Mattotps.

S4uBturppe i'm Often auf, i'm 8s6iste
Der grauiumen M&attotpS.
@ine5 Mprgen5, tur8 Dor Sonnene
ouf8Qng, pedt mid Der &aralpanenz
fi6rsr 46u S6abauoi Sen SuFf. @r
bate cine Q0nenFG6rte sntosdt. sic
t0nnen ii6 Denten, ME i6neQ i6 uuFz
Iprang. un0 ri6tig, % 8iIomster
Fjnter Dem 2agerItoBen mir ouF einen
md6tigsn 20tpen, Der eirem 0as6orn
i'm 8enid faB. Der 20pe 6riiQts Fiir6z
terit6 0as Rasborn 3~ittsrte am qanz
gen 2sib un0 lab treiosbLei9 aus DOR
Qrgit. 6iiIFefIe6enb Tab ss nab mir
ttn. SfneQ legte i6 on, 3islte uno
i9oB benz 20pen ben S6n1n3 as.
Run piiIen Sic ia, meine 6erren,
pern einsm 2Dpen Der Shpan3 fs6lt.
hann lit sr fertig. Gr lit blamirt uro
Tam ii6 nirgenos mebr Te6sn ldIIen.
Qu9 bis{sr Q0ne peri6panD ItGcuz
ni9lt i'm urpalo. 9as befreite Nusz
born I6aute mid bstpuroerno an. unb
oIs i9 nit Dem guten Sen SufF na6
benz Eager 5uriiftebrte, gina Is 6inter
uns Der unb bliss gum Dante auF Feiz
mem 9om bas {60ns Q;eo aug sem
p3romPeter": IS BAT niht iousn
ieinI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
Tic 9lnarhiifrnsG nnfrrrnl.

Der Barrier y8etit 8leu" rpetB bD1t
elmer Undertaking. 3piiden Dem aus
Rom 6eimte6renosn 8ertreter Bel
oisn'8 uuf Der Gonfsren3 CUR 8etdms
puma Des Qrurhismu5 unD Dem Su'
iti3mintfer 8erqerem 81 6erI4ten.
n6err Miniiter, Die @onferen8 gun
8efdmpFung Oe5 Qnar4ismu5 bat
tire Qr6eiten bsenOet."
,0o8 freut mid. 0eI6e5 1tno benin
bic 3~eiultate?"
g0ir BADEN urS in einem groBen
Saal par7ammelt UNI einen mdhtlgen
Slid nit griinem Su4 -.
yRatiirlih."
n8ir baden einer grdIi0enten, eia
ren 8ices4rGIiDenter unD einen Sez
tretGr QetpG6lt."
n8eriteGt 1i6."
SSSeber BON urs Eatte einen 5eoerA
batter, 3lpei 8IeiItifte unD 10 piel pa
pier er pnate CUR @erFi8urg."
.6a1en Gie Ii6 tiir3er -"
nWir baden, ME Iih 9ebiibrt, BE
i6refli6er 8erbre6en perurtheiIt,
peI6e bon Sigern in MenidengeIta!t
~beganger porD.n 1in0."
nSn. aber ferner ="
yDtr BADEN bic pihtl9iten GeGens'
piirbigteiten beiu6t. 46, i'd Id8e ST.
men, bic Peter>&ir6e -"
,Q6er, bite, 3ur Sude. 8c 6obeT
Sis benin Sore ProtptrQe?"
,Oie BADEN mir Derbronnt. - Be-
Qreifen sic bod. - Denn fie ben
Qnar6iTten in bic !0dnbe gefaQen
pGren -"
nQ6 = Gle brtnger alip Niht5
aus Rom mit?"
% bod, pobri4einli4 einen 0r'
ben"
sd grotuIire!"
Nrr4s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
RaiIer 0iIhrIm's Pfal3ru.

!8arG Der 8roBe bate AZ Pfal5en in
0eutf8lanb, 6runtrei4 unD Stoltsn,
bic portreffli6 Derpaltst puroen, OBJ
qGei8 perI6iebeps, neil Tie olte 9etlt9z
t6iimer gerpefen, ibrer etgensn 9of7
ftaat, rbzStaGmeifter, GrbI4ent,
Grbz3rutieB II. +. m. 6sIdBen. Der
isbige 'beutIfe 8aiIer beIibt in 0eutf9-
LAMB 80 @6l0Fer. 0aDOn iino in
Berlin pref: pus f0rigIi4e @4IoB,
G8loB 8eQepue unb @4loB Monbiz
iou. Sn Qotsoam beftnoen Ii4 10:
StabtI61oB, Rsues palais, 9abelsz
Orangerie, SagbI8loB Stern, Belize
bere. Satpo, G6arlotten6of, 6aDerIf6es
6dus I'M 8ilopart, 2anobaus Qlerdn@
Drpp8td unb bas S4lp6 auf Der
9faueninIeI; in &afe[ bas Staotz
I9IoB, bic 2Dpenburq unb Wilbelmsz
6D6e; in 5anrDper bas Relioep3i9loB.
5erner geb0ren Dem 8aiier Die S6lOIz
fer in Wiesbaosn, urpius, StraBburg
/. g., StOl3enfels, Springs, Burg
Sonned a. g., 3ominten, S40nbuuz
fen, S4pebt a. O., 8enrat6, 8reslau,
8rii9l, Sa8OI6IoB 9runepulb, Ge[e,
G6arlottenburg, Grbmupnsoorf,
5reienpoloe a. O., SagbI9loB in Der
9oeroe, S6toB 9eorgsgorten, Burg
SoRan5oQern, 9omburg D. b. 9obe,
Su6ertustot, SGgernbof Bel 9unel@
borf, 80ni9sberg /. g., 80nigspulter@
bduIsn, QeBlinsen, Ssnubriid, Sllpd
unb oas StaOtE6loB in &obleR5. gnoS
S9loB @dDnu rGD eItprsuBsn.
Sine Spa,ierfndz &nltrr.
Sn neuerer 3eit erfreuen ftd Die
pielen 3beilen unTeres 2anoss elmer
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itets itei8enben8 ttiebtsit, uno IS Gobnt
Ii3 babsr, Giniges iber Den l1riprun9
unb Die 9~erIte1ung bteitr St6de gu
fagsn, po0op bas dQgemeine gu6litum
Bis jsBt nod ni6ts tpsiB.
Der RobItoff bieIer St0de lit mel
ter ni6ts ais Der rut6enbafte 9tad<
ipu6s, tpeIder aus oen Siimpfen Don
&GitanienbGumen entItebt (nt6t pon
RoBtaitonien), ra6bem oieIeIben gez
fdIt pOrbep Tinb. 0isie Rut6en tpsr~
ben i'm 5riibiabr gefnidt, dber erit i'm
Ssrbit abgef6nitten. CSa6en iie UNI
oieie 3eit stpa nod nidt Die ri6tige
9rOBe erreiat, 70 peroen tie am einen
Gnoe ge6pgen unb gu RsgsnT 9irmgrifz
fen pertpanbt, 10 bob teiner oieIer
S66Bltnge DuBIps berloren gebt.)
Die abgef4rittenen Slide tperbsn
in tp6enbes @ufsr getporFen, po6et
ft4 bic Rinbe losI0it, refp. Iei9t Gb8ez
nommen perben fam. Damn tperoen
lie polirt, gebpgen unb ohen an Der
Spite nit @iIber beIsBt. Sin Stut
i'm e~rltsren 3uitanoe lit nur etpu flint
Gents tpsrt9; no4 Teinss 6ertigitelIltng
iebp4 ldBt er li6 fir mebrere Dollars
psrtaufen.
Sin 6gan5oIs mar Dor Grite, mel
der uuf biefe Spa3ieritOd , Gultur
perfiel, unb nod gu oiefer ,3eit tommen
bic mefIten oerartigen St0de, tpel6e
PEI un5 pertauft perben, aus Dem
dusGanbs, nameutIi9 aus 6ranfrei4
uno OeItrei9, - bas beiBt, Ite per@
ben muir in ibrem 8obz3uItanOe bier
FER gei3idt Gum bic 3oGgebiihren gu
DermeiDen) uno srft BEL uns tpeiter Der
arbeitst. SnbeB biirfte oieIe 5nouItrls
balb in 6eoeutenbem WaBe audi gu etz
ner p0Qiq einbsimii9en peroen, oa in
einem 6etrG6tli6au She'll unIeres
Qonoes @elegenheit genug gu elmer iOlz
hpn Gtoda3iihtund bprhunben 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

ben 3~rpeiten ppeiI er Idnger i'm Nmt
geblieben iein pirbe dl5 lein college"
unb Den brttten, neil er Die Sbee 81
bieIer Sbeilung 9ebobt butte" Mtt
einem Worte, er be6ieIt fir. ii9 600,z
900 5ranc5 unb Ididte 0ucos init ben
retli6m 100000 beim. Dieter fam
crit nab eirigen Sogen gu Der Meiz
nung, baB i'm Siepes ii6erportReilt
babe, 3untte It8 nit inn uno ponote
Iid enoli3 an ben eriten S%onIui, er
FoQe ent16e1oen. Napoleon aber mics
i'm adTel5udenb ab: rMa3sn Sic oas
qan3 unter 1ia aus nno perbalten sic
Ii8 babel 70 rubig pie nur mOgltd,
penn tpenn i9 ettpas 0abon srfabren
ioate. 10 miBtsn Sic aaes Rsrousz
nshsnl"
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Gbeltna6e unb S6metterz
lima.

Die @d0ne lief gum @olbe.
Sic brad an fonn'ger Saloe
Sin SaiDerOslein a6;
8lsi6 itett lie es ans Misosr,
Oa fam pom S6loB 6ernieoer
Gin 16Iantsr Goeltno6'.
Sm 5bou, an 8a4estlippe,
Gort 6rannte auf Der Qippe
Der StDnen maHfer SUB.
Gin 6altsr i'm 9s6ege,
Gr lab pas Paar am 8eos
uno Oa6te: pelf 8enuB!
Sin SUB Ocn 9einsm M}iinofen,
0u engeli40nss 8ino6en,
DUP ieIbIt Der 9immel 1ein.
Sd geb' in WieI' uno 0alpern
Die 8lumen an auf 5Seloern
Sir iol4' Elm SuB6sn fem!
@r poat' Die 9olbe fufen,
9ie aber ipra4 par6;Fen:
9u biit mir 81 gering;
Oenn gegen @belfndben,
Die G6ic uno QnItanb BADEN,
8iit Du nur - S9metterIing!
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srafidlanb's drmiihr 9nhnhrir.

Der BON Der nemii6en SrouItrie
0eutfhIorbS nit Der tiinitliden 0urz
IteIung oes Snoigo errungene GrfoIo
ruff in englii6en 9tGttern melun6oz
hide @erglti2e 3ptIten benz 2(uFs
idpunge bes g~enannten Snoutries
3paiges in Oeuti9Ldnn uno ber
RiiditGnotgteit beIeI6en in Gngtuno
berpor, I'M 10 mebr, dI5 bic 6emiihe
SnOuitrie crit bon GrgIanb nadl
0eutf 6lono perpfIan3t tpuroe. Sic
ertnnern ooran, baB bic 9riinoung
er engIiihen vG6emital SocietD" Inn
Sabre 1841 itqttfano, Die Der beuta
i6en 25 Sabre ipdter, unb bob, oIs
e~ritere Dor iieben Syabren ibr SubilGn
INN feterte, bic DeuutIfe 9eIsaihuft
in i6ram 8liiGlpunItitreiben oardlF
perpteS, baB bic 6emiihe Snouftrie
ouf englti6em 8poen erpaffen lit.
n@S mar elm GngIdnoer, ruff man
Dem 00rtigen 9ubIitum in8 @eOddts
nib = der bic 5boerFur6en SnbuItrie
ms 2eben rtef, Die ieBt BON ben 0eut1
i6en fattii4 m"onopoliirt piro; gu
DEN 5arben tritt ieBt bic tiintlihe
0uriteQunq bon 8Iumenpiiften, BON
alIerlet SiiBItoffer uro eipeiBbaltiz
gen Subitan3en ourh oeuti6e G6emiz
fer, tpel4 IeBtere jeBt bsreit5 an Der
ShfpeQe Der Gntbedung bes 8e6eims
fabri3irer, angelangt Iinb. Gs lit einc
llntlugbeit bon uns, es gei9s6en gu
Iafen, baB bic 0eutifer. bic %
Sabre ipGter ais mir a~ngefangen pa.
ben, berartig ba6nbre6eno Dorongebsn.
UNI 70 mebr. ais bic BON oieieu qes
ma6ten Gntbetun9en. groB ME ia
5iro, bod nur bic 8eriuu9e 5u NOD
9r0Beren @ntbedungen biIoen, peId)e
cine OoqItdnbige llmtpdI3uHB bes
8elH6orbeIa unb Der 8ifenI6aft be-
pirten oiirften."
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Die IdGmr Sitrratnr in Nri,pna.

Der Slider" f6rsibt: SIN 2aufe
bes Dergdngeren Sobres Fat Die 140ne
2itsratur in Qri3Ona 6eoeutenloe Sort
f6riite gema6t. Se6s neue 4utoren
DON hO6sr gega6ung iino uns ~erItarl@
ben: NiQ;am 2ittte Bigger, Moies
Murtin 8aobIes, 6annp Moon Sui
iep, @iliam Morgan MuTIep, N1oqie
Mtargaretb 41tts, Slmes 4uguTtus
8!atts. 6annp Moon Gufep 1T Die
beosuterbFis untsr ifnen. STR 10
ffTea 6eriihnt garpproenss Rp9bu6