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The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Tandis qu'au congress on SO chamaille
sur lie trait6 de paix qui nous donnes
les Philippines, Aguinaldo ct sos sol
dats font 10 diablo du cote d'llo-ilo ct
PENDENT Ia situation critique ct embar-
rassante pour les Etat-Unis. Co nest
pas settlement leur attitude hostile, en-
courag6e par REIMBURSEMENT constant
de ienrs force. qui alarmo l'administra-
ton de Washington, place. dams Tim
possibilit6 d'agir en- p6tat actnel des
chooses, mails 10 danger de la %reconnais
sance de- la r6pnblique philippine par
quelque antre pursuance ct Ia Granite
de voir la petite v6role SO propager
parmi les troupes qui sont forc6ment
gard6es a bord des transports ell at.
tandant IL moment d'agir.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04
A Fine Gun or Rifle Free

Any boy can in a few hours obtain a
club of subscribers to the attractive
magazine, "Tbe Southern Sportsman
devoted to Shooting, Fishing and Kin
dred Sports aud thus obtain a new Win
chester, Marlin or Colts Rifle or a fine
single,bdouble or repeating shotgun.
Write at once. mentioning this paper
and enclosing reference and sample
copies, ETC., will be sent you.
RoBT. H. WILCOX.
Publisher, New Orleans, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04
LIE COURIER DEs OPELoUSAS

Enhancement sera de $500 par an pay
able d'avance, on 81. so dams lie confaht dc l al
noe.
Les Avis se paierOnt cinquante cents par
carr6 pour la premiere insertion ct vinSt ciilI
cents par carr6 pour chaIue insertion suisc'
uente. Dix lignes on moins constlt"eroht nh
ARE.
Les avis aul seront envoyes pour 6tre pnblits
seront inser6s on Franeals ct Ell Anslais "a
moins quill men soft autrement OrdOnne) JUS
qua ce que Pediteur JUICE 4 propOs dc les dls-
COntinuer.
Les csndidats aux fayeurs publiques devrOnt
payer quinze piastres d'avance. Sill velieht sc
aire announcer.
Les necrologcs, les lettres de remerclment'
les reclames, les communications dun genre
personnel, etc, Sc paieront au taux des avis.
Les articles dune nature personnello (4uahu
toutefOis lis serOnt admissibles) Sc paieront
vingt cents la Iigne ct d'avancc.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Progressive and always aggressively
popular, The National Magazine" for
February certainly commands first at
tention in point OF timely interest. The
famous "Peace Crusade"is discussed by
DR.. George G. Lorimer in an article of
unusual vigor and interest. The illus
trations are original drawings and in
dictate not only technique but enthu-
siastic creative facilities in the artist.
The discussion by Thomson Jay Hud-
son, L. L. D., on Evolution and the
Spanish American War" is a profound
and yet popular paper and brings forth
entirely new and logical ideas. These
two articles are certainly strong ballast
for any periodical. The rage over "Cy-
rano" has occasioned an illustrated ar
ticle by a young: American who wit
messed the first night at Porte st. Mar
tin in Paris. 1.-THE Confessions of Sir
Cupid" is a timely sketch for IA Valen-
tine number. The "Stories of a Con-
federate" continue to grow in interest,
and the short stores by Anna Farquar,
C. M. Rettock, and Helen Huntington
are oil up to the high standard of ex-
cellence Of fiction and American at
mospLere maintained by 1.-The National
Magazine" Send 10 cents to the w. w.
Potter Co., 81. Bedford St, Boston,
Mass, for a three months trial subscrip-
ton 1t is we'll worth consideration.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

D. X. Breazeale, the we'll known mill
wright, will make Opelousas bis head
quarters for some time to come, and is
prepared to undertake any work in his
line. Orders through the postofice will
have prompt attention.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

ST vous avez besoin dc papier a ~lettre,
DIES envelopes. des afficlles, DIES cIrcn-
laires, des cartes de marriage OH de Wis
ite, vous pouvez les avoir fate a Police
do COURIER q I'm prix tres reasonable
vt l'ouvrage vous donnera pIeiDe salts
factiOn.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Admire, MOI e%nfant, Ia pr6voyance
de la nature qui retire les chevenx a
Phomme juste au moment OH IL SO les
a%rracherait certainement de desespoir
en- songeant aux folies de sa ieunesse.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

L'exposition industrielle ct le jnbile
de paix do Ia Louisiana commencera
4 Ia NOuvelle Orleans lie s de Mai ct
prendra flo le 81 Mai 1899. Tout in
dique IN success immense ct peDcon-
ragement recu par les prOmoteurs NE
laisse aucuu doute.
LIE President Mckinley, sans sly 6tre
engage positivement, Il r6pondu au
GouverDeur Foster ct au Marie Flower
qni s'6taient reudu d Washington dams
IL but de l'inviter a Sc rendre a la Nou.
velle Orleans d cette 6poque, de ma.
Mere q LASER esp6rer que PinvitatioD
serait ~accept6e ct quill assisterait d
inauguration de cette exposition.
Non settlement dc la Louisiana, mais
aussi des 6tats voisins viennent des de-
maDdes d'emplacements ; bon nombre
ont d6ja etc accord6s ct dams &c NOM
bre est IN spectacle qui q lui seul suf-
frat 4 attirer la foule, le panorama de
10 bataille de Mantle ct de Ia grande
victoire de i'admiral Dewey sur les
forces maritimes de rEspagne.
Les surintendants des grandes corpo-
rations de chemins de fer aboutissant
10 Nonvelle Orleans, ont promis leur
ooncours ct n'6pargneront aacun effort
ponr y amener autant de persOnnes
que possible dc toutes les parties de
rUniOn.
En ~classe, le maftre demande d une
canine:
Comment s'appelle la femelle du Sc.
rim?
L'enfant cherche IN instant, dun al,
grave ct r6Veur.
Puts, tout 4 coup, dun air do tri'
Omphe:
S%eringue.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Parties having personals or other items
of interest who wish mention of them
in these columns, should call or drop
us a note through the post-ofice, al
ways giving their real names as a guar
anty Of good faith.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Ii you need job work Of any kind and
have not the time to call, ring up phone
| 80, and we will do the rest. All Of our
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Parties having job printing done at
the COURIER office must remember that
we do work at d very low figure but we
cannot do work Oh credit at cash prices.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04
NOTICE.

The firm OF i.eonce u l.. A. Sali,ioZ is dissnlv
Oh thus day by mutual consent. l.. A. Saldo2
retire from The OrEIoUSAS COURIER. and the
priltiii" and publishing business of the paper
will he continued by lcOnce SandOZ for his own
account. All bills against the late concern will
he settled ON presentation at the COURIER Of
nee, and all parties indebted to same are re-
qucsted to call ani settle without delay.
LEONCE SANDoZ
l.. A. SANDOZ
Opelousas, May 2. 1896.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Attention is called to the advertise
| ment Of Legal Blanks which appears
elsewhere in this paper. Remember, We
furnish these blanks at catalogue price.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

DR.. Il. NJ. Littell has returned to
Opelousas, and resumed practice. His
offices is OF Main street, adjoining st.
Landry State Bank.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

W. want all the printing you a give
us and we will guarantee it to be done
we'll and cheap.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Place your valuable papers In a safety
deposit box in the st. Landry State
Bank.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Advertise your business and increase
your sales.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

For a little money you can buy lots of
goods at Fred. l.. SandOz's. Come and
he convinced.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

$500 par al vous permettra d'avolr
lie COURIER en- visite chez vons cha
que semaine.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Fresl, eggs, chickens aud all country
produce at Fred. l.. Sandoz's.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Latest designs IN fancy cards, envel-
opes, etc, just received at this Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Now is the time to subscribe.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

See A. G.. Skiles for Lumber, Shingles
Bricks, Lime, Sand aud Cement.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04
MONEY TO loan.

OFFICE ST.. AND HOMESTEAD AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION, ;
OPELOUsAS, Sept 18th, 1893. }
The undersigned is authorized by the Board
of Directors of the st. Landry Homestead and
Loan Association to offer to its members loans
at eight per centum. For particulars ap-
ply to =. u. ESTlLETTE,
President St. Landry Fl. 81 d. Assn.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Tn. February Ladies' Home Journal
offers more. than unexpected variety of
literary aud pictorial features. Ii "opens
with an article ly MIS-. BAilingtou
Booth, taking HE reader Through State
prisons, pointing out the awfulness OF
prison life, and the hope:essnrss of ii
released Wrlsnnrr'stiTnrt to gain unalded
a place wiit.e he can get II livelihood.
The story touches the heat aud Will
attract widespread interest. Mrs. Lew
Wallare writes of "Tlle Murder of
Modern Innnccnts,' IL powerful and
convincing protest against the over
education uf cItiltiiru. "Ilie Story of
New Yo,k's Social Life gives interest
ing glimpses nf Gotham society. and
''The Largest Ranch in the Wurld' des-
clibes il Texas pastnrage as large as
two States of our Union. The three Sc
rails, ''The Girls of Camp Already" Miss
Wilkins'"The Jamesons in the Coun-
try" and "rhe Munster of CaltiIage'
continue with dash and Il successful in
terest.
Two pages of the February journal
are worthily devoted to pictures Of The
Prettiest Country Homes in America"
aud two more to "inside OF a Score OF
Gardens" Helen Waterson Moody
writes on "Wla 1t Means to be En-
gagged" Mrs. s. Il. Rorer on Food for
Men and Women Over Fifty and "Pre-
pairing and Cooking Shelltish," while
every home and family interest is con-
sidered. BY The Curtis Publishing
Company. Philadelphia. One dollar
per year ten cents per copy.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Euvoyez.nous les %nouvelles de votre
section ct nous les publierons.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04
News from the Navy.
On BOARD U. S. "SoLACE," J
NAVY YARD. N. Y. I
Jan. 25th, 1899. J
My Dear Father

My Dear Father; -
Yours of late date to hand. The tur-
key. mincn pie, cake and butter were
received in good condition, and has been
strictly attended to. Ensign Cluverius
ia on board of this ship he came
aboard the day before l did, but l did
not know it until Saturday. gave him
one-half of my cake and all tho butter.
He returns many thanks to ma says
that was the first good old Louisiana
butter he had seen in fonr years. As
ssan as | received your letter l put III
mys.pplIcation for IL futlougl. Capt.
Tur1fg signed it for me cheertul'y,
but wlan it was returned, the Captain
of the Termont sent fuI3me, and in
formed Ne | conld onlylAt eve days.
and adviS,l m%.@ME take it, aud he
would assigKmc to the "Solace' on u
six months cruise, and when we got
back to New York l,e could give me
two or three weeks while the ship was
repairing. This is a large ship, U
tons displacement, with 4 crew OF about
$50. 1t is 25 feet from my cylinder to
the main shaft below, which is one and
a half feet in diameter. We are loaded
with ammunition and stores tor DeWey's
fleet will leave here Saturday 18TH,
via SueZ Canal. il run of abont $1,000
miles, which W. expect to make IN about
so or GO days. My old chief OF the
Scorpion has taken charge of an Eng
lish vessel. He wants me to get ont OF
the navy, and he will get mi Il vessel in
the same line. | am well pleased with
this ship, large, roomy and comfortable
berths instead of hammocks that means
''solid cnmfort.' CIuvelins is on my
watch, 80 that | get to see him seldom,
as he is on deck while | am in the en-
CINE DOM. He said he WAS going up to
visit yon when he got u furlongh to go
home. IN. o., Doc Imagine my sur
prise, when the Captain of the Vermont
handed NE my rateing he had received
from Washington, ID. C.. and it read
Especial First Glass; which allows me
shore leave in any port when not on
watch. am thankful that | am as
signed to this ship, as | will See aome OF
the countries | have studied about in
school days. but never dreamed of
seeing and if they will only send US
from Manila to San Francisco l will haye
made the tour of the world" from the
east end of the United States to the
west. Our old Captain OF the "Scopion'
ia on aboard, ii passenger for Manila.
He remarked that he would pay "es-
pecial attention to the old crew of the
Scorpion" Well. ~ Cluvr,ins and
are the only ones aboard, he won't have
dynamo, 70 to4 Il. IN. via CLOSE and at
tend to mas turkey awhile. We wilt
toncl. ut Norfolk, Va. Address "nr
answer there then in tho. future add
dress San FIancEru, Cat, care of U. ).
Snlae., Manila. Good night.
Your Htf%ectiunatr son,
j. |, SHCTE,
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

have examined the within act Of incorpora-
ton and find nothing therein in conflict with
the laws or Constitution of the State of Louis
lana; | therefore approve the same.
Officially at Opelousas this 22nd day of Octo-
Der, A. D., 1898. X. LEE GARLAND.
Dist. Atty.
f1th Judicial District of Louisiana.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-02-04

Thus done and passed on the date first above
written before me and in the presence of H.. II.
SandoZ and Leo Mayer.
JOHN w. LEWIS.
Witness: Notary Public.
H. H.. SANDoz,
LEO. MAYER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
ltnfQQs=Ghrnnif.

G6as. Safion, Elm 80 Sabre alter
0eger, purbe geItern BON 8oli5iItan
M}oran in betpuBtlOiem 3uitanOe i'm
Seller Des 6auIes CIR. 126, 0eIt=
Sug6eSItraBe, a~ufgefunben. Der Sell
Ter mar nit &o6lengus, tpel4es einem
OTen entitr0mte, gefiiIlt. @uF benz
@ege gum 9oIpitol i'm 9atrOlpogen
er6oIte fi8 Sadfon iebp6 10 melt, baB
er Ii6 gu SUB na4 ieiner 8obnung
beoeben fonnte.
G6as. 8opTer, Elm 20 Sabre alter
Neger, g&r. 2216, @ttingItraBe, rpobnz
BAIT, rift geItern ftol3 fpie Elm Spanier
bic 0plp6initruBe entIang, ais pl0Bz
lid bQ8 9ferb Ttrau6eIte unb arf ben
3eiter fiel. Mit f6tper 3erqueti9tem
reften 8ein purbe Bomber na9 benz
yWarplGnber mgemeinen 9oipttal"
ga6ra6t.
Sin benz Grocer 8o6srt Seufs gez
60riges urb pom Gigentbimer feG6it
oeleitetes 6u6rpert cOIiOtrte 9eitern
an Der SreoeridzNbenue unb @ilfensz
ftraBe NIT einem unbefannten 8efG6rt,
fppour9 ~erIteres 5ubrtpert umgemor=
fen unb Der 8eIiBer f6per an linten
SUB berteBt purbe. 5r. Seuts purbe
no4 ieiner @o6nung gt6raWt unb bon
Or. 8osIep in 8e9anbIung 9enomz
men.
gpli3if 90. ,. @alT6 pom DRti6sa
9oli3ei : 3i7tr.tt ftel gsTtern Q6enb
an Der 9antz, nu6e G6siteritr., pon eli
mem 0ugqon Der pe;Bsn &a6sI6a5ns
9inie Der .Stoot : 9ofa9ier 8a6n",
pp6ei er 3pei &ppfpunbeu erIitt. Der
9erieBte puroe crit na6 bem 6aaIs
oe8 4r8tes' Or. 6arbb uno ipGter na9
Ieiner @o6nunQ Nr. 221O, 8anttr.,
debrdht.
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2onDon, 1. Sanudr 1899. =
6eftiqe Stiirme t~piitGRten pa6renO Der
pergangenan g2a9t i'm engliT6en &az
nal unO Der 0ampferg9erte6r nit Dem
6eItlanbe muBte unter6rpfsn perDen.
9IodengeIGute unO n4ulD
gang S4ne."
2pnDpn, l. @Sunuar. - 9a5 mi
Iera6le 9egen1petter, pef6es pG6renO
Ger pergangenen Na4t Gier berri4te,
DGmpfte ben @ifer Der 9erfDnen, Die
fpnIt erf6ienen paren, UNI bic 9loden
Der alien ct. 8auls<&ir6e gu 60ren,
ME tie ba5 alte Sa6r ar5lGuteten unO
bas neue SSa6r einlduteten. Die 8or=
6ereitungen Der 8eb0rDe, Die Gutbez
braIs nit einem eiierren S9uBgitter
gu umgeben, tparen niGt n0t6ig, 0enn
rur etpu 1000 9erIpnen iteQten Ii9
Elm, piel peniger, al5 in mdn4en SAB
rem.
Die Muioritdt Der 8er1ammslten
paren S4ottldnOer, bsnn i6r Pfeifen
oea Sod o TIE 9}ortG" purOe pieIfaa
ge60rt.
DIS bic u6r 3p0lf fdIug purOen
6urrabrufea bDrbar, unO bic Nten8e
berlief it6 unter Q6Iin8en oeS 2ieoe5
nAlO Gang Spne."
Reuia6rs : 8ergnigen
oeS 8efubS.
HedpeI, 1. SSunuur.-Gin Nusz
bru9 bss i'm Sabre 1875 formirten
&raters oeS 8eTup5 fan0 itatt. 3Det
2apaItr0me, I'M 0ur6I6nitt bon 70
SUB, ergieBen Ii6 ii6er bic Q66dnge
be5 n0rOii6 ge.egenen W}onte Comma.
9e5 50 aren Garritdtu=
rem.
81. petersburg, 1. San. -
Der G3ar lit r06 lGngerem Qufent6alt
aug Der &rim na3 Der SauptItaOt 3uz
riidgete6rt. @r bat msrfpiiroigerz
peiIe 58in Nr6eits3immsr nit &reiDez
3ei6nungen beforiren laIIen unO 3Ipar
bat er aua{6lieBli6 Garrifaturen BON
Ii6 iflbit aug au5ldnoti9sn 3ettun8sa
gepd6lt.
Stalientf6es Is ei8naber
a6 mad GpIpm6ia.
2onOpn, 1. Sanuur. - Sine
Spe3iaI 9epeIfe aus Gom me.bet,
DAB Ii4 Elm italienifdes @e56paoer
nab GartaQera. Golom6iu, 6ege6en
BAT, UNI Die ShulbIumms, peIfsBrdz
Iioent G,e0eIanO ais S6;eosri9tsr I'll
mem italieniT den 8iirqer 3uipra4,einz
3~utrei6en. Nomiral De 8rp6ettt 1t
i%nitruirt, audi fir bic 9eIeioigungan
geQen Statisn in Der co.om6i{f Jet De-
putirtentammer 3s6enI61ft gu for
bern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
StaOt Baltimore.
selbFmurobcriu6 zines 9rmtI6rn.

Carl SuiIter i6oB Ii6 i'm p@inbTor@
6otel" in Die 8ruIt. - 6atte elm
8anf6u8 auf $239 in Der 8aI6e.
- 8aS er in ba8 8anf6u6 gez
f6rieben fat. - 5ami(ien3nttigz
teiten bic urTa6e.
9es 2e6ens ii6eroriiffig, iagte fi9
9eItern M6ano Der SattIer Garl Sui
tier i'm yWtnbTprz6otel" an Der @de
bon Galpertz uno 5rantIinitraBe eine
&ugel in Die linte 8ruit, mas is6r
pabrI6einli4 ietnen Sob CUR 6olge
6aben miro.
Suiiter fam Inn 6 ubr na6 Dem gez
nannten 9otel uno erbielt auF Ser
Iargen Elm Simmer ongapieIsn, fir
bas er ioFort 6e3a6lte. I'm i'll l1br
60rten 4ngeiteGte einen S6uB, erbraz
6en ba5 3immer unb fanOsn Den
M1onn in ieinem Dilute uuf BAN Bette.
8oIi3iIt @eIter uno Sergeant Sit
ttng3 Ianbten ben Mann na6 bsm
yStabtzSpfpital," tpo Or. MeitpEal
Die &ugel gu entTernen berIu6te, bic
iel6e jeDp6 ni6t finOen tOnnte. Sn
ieinen Sai6en Bate Suiiter elm 8u9
Der y8aItimorer Spar6ant" nit eli
mem Gut6oben BON $239.36, ippie
$17.59 gaargelo.
Nuf 5pet Seiten be5 8u6es bate
Suiiter Oas 5olgenOe in 9euti8 gez
i6rie6en: Sd itar6 i'm 8Iauben an
Soft nit benz determining, bah i9 mir
rifts 80Ie5 6epuBt bin. Was Die
2eute iiber mid reoen, fam mir gIei3
blei6en. W}eine gan3e 6amiIie Fat
9ottlos an mir gebanbelt. 9us m0ge
S6nen @ott ber3ei6en. Meiner Dora
uno 4nnd pijni6e t6 biel Slid. N&0z
Qe Der lis6e Soft iie 6e6iiten. Garl
SutIter, Rr. 1853, Ct. 9eter@StraBe
GttD."
SuiIter lit SO Sabre alt, 9as 8anfz
bud mar uuf Die Namen GbarIes urO
M}arD SuiIter ousgeTtelt. Die 4oIiz
5ei IeBte bic 6amiIie bon Dem unieIigen
S9ritte be8 Manne5 in &enntniB,
ais ba5 neue Sahr anbra6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
&rieffaien.

Is. s. - 6aas Der Gontraft mad,
benz Snfrafttreten Der straightforward
a6gsi8lpfIen purbe, lit eine Steuerz
W}drfe erForoerli9. 90 er DDne Mturfe
ungiilEg lit, bus nirbe tuentueu bas
@eri6t entI4eioen miiiIen.
S. 6. 8 remerir. - SoDeit 6az
BEN mir Die Gomponiitin Der 2ieber
ni4t ~ausfinbig MAIDEN tDnner-
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SBlbrfcrfeicr
9a8 neue sSa6r nit S6nee singeLeTtet.
8eniQer 2Grm als Iont, -
1eItli6feiten uQer Dirt.

Dor ieinsm G6eiotn fat oas ate
Sa6r nod bic GrOe nit elmer neiben
Ssde per6uut. gta4 ben frii6Iins5z
mGBi0 narmen 3aqen, an bcnsn ,bas
Quedl il6er Bis aui &C @raO 6tnaufz
f~letterte uno Der ue6errOd 81 einem
ii6srau8 un6equsmen &leiOungsT tiif
puroe, traf Qei:rn MSorgen R1sen
Elm. al3 9or6ote Der taiten @sne, Die
nit einem gar lufi9en S4nee9et0bsr
einiebte. 8dr Oer Sag O1ber Elm
66d5f un~angeneEmer, 10 nurbe es Der
Q6srb ncb me6r, unb Das fonit gez
h0rte QGrmen pd6ran0 oe5 gan3en
Q(6sn03, bas 8etute uno 8erdppeL Der
Rubgloden, mar fat gang Deritummt,
ba man es ppr2oQ. in Der rpurmen
Stu6e gu 6Lei6en unO bort gu fetern,
biz bic Mitterna4tsItunoe bd8 Sig
nal gu6, gu 9e!drme unO 8et0Ie. 9a>
gu fam ned, OGB Die rpt6e unb peiBe
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SGiHefarteu

KedA MHe oDu europa iber Bremen SGeE 2aRp
bnrs teiorst bic
1rvecttiou eFS -5eutfdleu Sorrefnomsenten,"
G.sg9.sed 6aIt!EstsSEtr. EHs Eeh%Sffee'Hsss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
M}artin Charming in 8rot6's 8irt6z
fGdft in ben unterlei6 gei4Ofsn.
S6os. 0}iuer perbaftet. -SO3n
Dunn bic &ehLs our4I6riEten.

fGdft in ben unterlei6 gei4Oiisn.
- S6os. U}iuer per6uftst.-Sobn
Dunn bic &e6le our6I6rirten.
Die re6t ii6le 8~enp6n6sit, in Der
Reuia6rszg}a6t nit einem Rspolber gu
6antiren, puroe geIteru Q(b2no Die llrz
iofe 81 Dem un9ljde 5peier 6amilien.
Der 40 Sabre dlte Qfartin Wtanning
puroe tur3 Dor Qntritt oe& neuen Sab
res nit elmer ebers9efGbrli6eaS9 uB
rpun0e i'm llnterlei6e nQ4 Dem yStaots
9oIpttaI" g.bra4t. Mtanning, Der am
6uBe Der WaItz5aQs= 2(panue ais
6Gbrmanr tfdt;g lit, 6efuro Ii6 init
ieinem @oQsgen 36Ds. W}ilsr in Der
@irt6i6aft Os5 6rn. 2tf6ert q. @rotb,
g}r. 1882, 8lodJStrQBe. Die W}drrer
poIten ber 2(ntritt oaS reusn Sa6res
feiern uno babsi nit einem 3epplper
I4ieBen. SIS beiBt, oaB Wtiqer Den
ReDOlDsr in Der 5anO bate, ais cir
S6uB losging un0 U}anning nit Dem
Rufe ni9 bin ge16o6en!" gu 8oOen
i%tiir3te. PoIi3iIt @laOoen, Der ben
@6uB Forte, feb ben 8erleBten iofort
i'm 8atrolpagen in bu5 yStu0tz6pIpi=
tai" 6ring2n, ND bic Ner3te feline 9off5
nung auf OeFen DieoergeneTung 6a6en
W}iQer begab Ii4 no3 Der S6ieBere.
nu9 feiner 0obnung nabe n6eOeral'
6iQ," ND er ipGter per6uftet purbe
Manning pobnt in Nr, 23O, DIT
@6ur6zStraBe, unO lit 8ater bOr
neun tleinen &inOern.
Sin Meifer6el0.
M}it bur6f6nitener 8e6le flea
So6n Dunn i'm y8attimorer unibsrIi
fats 6oIpital" oarritoer, uno So1epi
Gorton lit a[S anga6i6er 36Gter it
Der Ditli6en 9oli5eiItatiou per6uftet
8ie Der 8er6aftete bs6auptet, befuni
Den Ii6 Der 9erlaBte, uno 3pei amber
MGnnar in elmer Birt1IGuFt al
Der Stinfonz un0 GambriDgezStraB
mo er Die truttirte unb &jnem 10 Gt4
CAB. Ra66er, iagt GOrton, Ieien Fl
no9 elmer Wirtbf4aft an Der 2(lice
anna traBe, 3pii6en 8rOaOpa9 uni
QnrsStraBs, geganSsn, ND Dunn i3t
t6dtlid an9egriffen, infOlge 9efen Ell
ge3pur8sn mar, gum MSefer gu greiz
fen, I'M Ii3 ieiner 9aut gu ps6ren. Die
6eiben dnoersn Mdrner, pel6e babel
paren, iager, GDrtpn bate Dunn p6ne
irgeno pelfe 8eranlafug nit einm
Raiirmefer 0ngegrtffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-01
1899.
Sp6teite &abelbert6te.

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