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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02
, FACT AND FANCY

If the expectations of the national post
Office department officials are realized by
January l the contemplated system of door
to door registration of mail matter by the
carrier will be put into active operation.
If the possession of federal license by
druggist or restaurant keeper is prima
facie evidence that he is common seller
of Intoxicating liquors, what is the status of
town agency also possessing federal
lIcensep
IT the present number of visitors is any
criterion, the electric road is destined to be
we'll patronized. Every fair Sunday in
particular the Saxtons River road is lined
with carriages and pedestrians and baby
carriages.
If there is any right guaranteed to the
free born American citizen about which
there is no question, it is the right to the
free and unobstructed use of the highways,
public streets and sidewalks A pas,er-by
will allow the crystal dew drops from a mus
ty awning to slid down the wrong side of
his collar without murmur, but when that
awning is so near the face of the earth that
man of moderate length cannot pass
Hereunder without bending nearly double
or having his hat brushed into the gutter,
and ladies are in constant fear that their
feathers will be ruff ed, it is time kick
wa, registered. The bailiffs should pro-
vide the man who puts up awnings with
new book of logarithms.
And what about the postofficeP This
also is public institution, supported and
patronized by all the people. By what
right or ethics then do individual, disfgure
the windows and writing desks with no
tees OF something found or lost, bean sup
pers, lectures, entertainments, etc.P If
merchants choose to adorn their show win
dows with bills it is nobody's business but
their own, but are the public not entitled
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02
Mrs. sals Thayer is gaining slowly.
Like Finding Money.

The use of the Endless Chain Starch Book
in the purchase of I" Red Cross" and Club
myers Best" starch, makes it just like find.
ing money. Whv, for only Sc you are enabled
to get one large 10c package of "Rsd Gross
starch, one large 10c package of Hubinger's
Best" starch, with the premiums, two Shake
speare panels, printed in II beautiful colors,
or one Twentieth Century Girl Calendar,
embossed in gold. Ask your grocer for this
presents free.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02
GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK,

called Grain-O. 1t is delicious, appetizing,
nourishing food drink to take the place Of
coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked by all
who have used it because when properly pre-
pared it tastes like the finest coffee but is free
from all its injurious properties. Grain-O
aids digestion and strengthens the nerves. 1t
is not stimulant but health builder, and
children, as well as adults, can drink it with
great benefit. Costs about IA as much as
coffee. l5 and 25c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02

M. and Mrs C. NJ. Gutterson aud family,
G. f Spau,ding, Mrs Felt, William,
Fred and Miss Mabel spent evening last
weak with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Thompson
at Chester.
Mrs. Mary A. Stoddsrd expects to 20 to
Rochester, N H this week to visit her SIS
ter, Mrs. Betsey Tricky.
Mrs G. S. Leonard and two little daugh-
ters of Simonsville spent Thursday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Ward.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02
BARTON SYILLE.

George Morris and family have moved to
Bellows Falls.
Mrs. w. Weston has been visiting in Bos.
ton and Somerville the past week.
Mr.. Hemenway of Grafton holds a singing
school in this place every Friday evening
DR.. Parker has been having the hotel
shinplad
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02

at did me more good than anything ever
used. Ny dyspepsia was of months stand
ing; after eating it was terrible. Now I am
WE'LL" writes 8. B. Keener, Hoisington, Kan. ;,
of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests what
you eat. Pierce's Pharmacy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02

There are Jes, II osv, physicians in the eorEf
eho have had the rast erperfeacs and trondsrJuI
ssecess fa performing eures that DR.. Greene, Of
FsrvsraJdr1e, the famous specialist in diseases af
soe has had and the fact that he gires his rdfu-
able advice ard counsel absolutely free shoxd cause
sverV esak, sick oiiia0 and discouraged soaas TO
Immediately eeasEi. or rrite 10 DR.. Grees<, 81
Temple Place. Boston, Mass, about her case.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02

Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will di-
gest what you eat. 1t cures all forms of dys.
pepsis and stomach troubles. E R. Gamble,
Vernon, Tex =, says, SIT relieved me from the
start and cured me. 1t is now my everlast-
ing friend" Pierce's Pharmacy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02

While the president was in Milwaukee
recently, on his western trip, he sho k
hands with 5000 people, What these can
didating politicians really need is rubber
wrists.
There is one feature of education in the
modern schools and colleges which the
young savages in the Indian institutions of
learning take to naturally, and that is foot
ball Witness the career of the Carlisle
team.
DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE, who is at
the head OF the woman army nurses, has
been appointed first lieutenant in the
United States army land is the only woman
officer in the service. She is assistant to
Surgeon-General Sternberg and can prob
ably be trusted to do anything with a
knife but sharpen pencil.
President Mckinney has appointed
Thu sday, November so, as a day of
Thanksgiving for the manifold blessings of
the year. In his proclamation he says
nothing about a Thanksgiving dinner, but
urges that ''religioys services be held IN
the churches and meeting places of all de-
nominations" Evidently the president
feels that there is no danger of the dinner
being neglected.
New York sportsmen hive found a new
pastime, says the Press Of that city. They
are at present engaged IN racing cock
reaches in tin troughs 80 feet long and
having vertical sides. They bet heavily
on the results and think that this particu-
lar sport exceeds all other racing In point
of interest. New Workers are to be con-
graduated on happy faculty for deriving
entertainment from unexpected sources
most people find cockroaches anything but
amusing.
Since the destruction by fire of the
SudIly III > NOOuS anu JuC IlHSUc l.
Gus disappearance of its solitary occupant,
the most unexpected individuals have bios
somed into gifted detectives and startled
their neighbors with richness of magma
ton seldom equalled by famous dime nov
elists. Cur Gus as the whole affair I'M
doubtedly is, the theories advanced to ac-
count for it have been still more passing
strange. Crowds of people have visited
the scene of the confagration and each one
has carefully gone over the whole ground,
arriving, after the most painstaking inves-
tigation, at conclusion which a charge of
dynamite couldn't shake The tact that
these conclusions resemble each other only
in general high-colored picturesqueness
of effect adds to the breathless interest of
their recital. The customary manner of
introducing the subject is to ask what yau
think about the fire in Blacks woods, and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02

"How Can Divorce be Better Regu-
lated was the subject of a symposium in a
recent issue OF the Boston Globe. One of
the contributors was Rev. Charles A. Dick
inson, pastor Of Berkeley Temple, Boston,
formerly OF Westminster. Among other
things he said perhaps there is more
legislation needed to regulate marriage
than to prevent divorce, and certainly
more education is needed upon the subject
and different conception of what consti-
tutes the divine right for man and a
woman to unite their lives in wedlock. Un-
der prevailing customs some impulse of the
senses is often mistaken for love, animal
magnetism is taken for soul affinity, and
after brief holiday acquaintance and par
lor courtship, the young couple, who know
absolutely nothing Of each other, Join
hands ecstatically and plunge into the sea
of matrimony. Having married in haste,
they repent at leisure. Having been united
not really, but only legally, they live ir
eternal divorce. The remedy for divorce
is in the hands of the parents and moral in.
structors OF the rising generation. Every.
thing should be done that can be done to
make young people engage in matrimony
with at least as much reason for thought
and preparation as they would use in enter.
ing upon chosen profession or life work
Marriage is not holiday diversion it is q
serious business, and all the moral force.
of society should be brought to bear upon
taose who contemplate it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02
EAST JAMAICA.

John Burnap is quite low, and is under the
care of Doctor Rice of Townshend. He has
been troubled with rhuematism for years but
now kidney disease has set in and he is very
weak.
Mrs. Sals Thsyer is gaining slowly.
The telephone men are now setting up the
resting rail- summer. We hope they are
rested SO they will stand up hereafter.
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Leonard weight 10 pounds) and grand
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dunbar.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02

to unobstructed view from the postoffice
windows. Telephone and telegraph com.
panies are very particular about this mat
ter Of bill posting, and even the tempera-
ture Of bailiff increases under the collar
when he sees a tree turned into bill.
board. This is no criticism of Postmaster
Csnnon's excellent administration of the
postoflice, but of those who presume on his
good nature and either with or without his
permission convert public property to pri-
yate uses with vandal hand.
Should public property or public institu.
tons be converted into advertising med
iumsp Not long since certain "coloneln
was given permission to appear before
the pupils of the public school,
and work his scheme for dsposing
OF tickets to a magic lantern show,
To be sure the indulgence of the school
authorities saved the colonel some money
which he otherwise would have been
obliged to spend in legitimate ADVERTISING
but was the permission wise as matter of
precedent We argue not. In the hum
BILE opinion OF the writer public schools are
supported for educational purposes alone,
and secular education at that. A man
representing some scheme to put money in
to his own pocket or the pocket of some
organization should no more be given per-
mission to advertise hi, scheme before the
public schools, than the representative of
some religious sect or political body. What
right have these agents to rob pupils and
teachers OF valuable time, and turn to their
own selfish advantage the school orgsniza-
ton which the peop'e of Rockingham are
paying $4,000 per annum to maintalnp
We will go even further and say that ad
vertising matters of a semi-public nature,
that is, projects in which portion of the
community may be deeply interested and
another portion Indifferent or oppose to,
should also be excluded. Let the line BE-
drawn closely and no dangerous precedents
will be established.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02

There is one feature of education in the
modern schools and colleges which the
young savages in the Indian institutions of
learning take to naturally, and that is foot
team.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-02
CURRENT EVENTS.

While the president was in Milwaukee
recently, on his western trip, he sao k
hands with 5000 people. What these can
didating politicians really need is rubber
wrists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
ltualiif ranbte i6r ben 8erifan0.

Nenz Yort, Z. Sftobsr. -5rau
SpIepb Mrlt, bersn Mann i'm osrganz
genen Npril in Der &reb'idsn 8ruuerei
an Sft "a. Strabe bonn Glspaior gu
5ooe gsqusfi4t puros, muBts geltsrn
als SrrIinniee in's r8sGepus : 9o|piz
tai" asbraht tperoen. Ha6 benz Spos
Drills brauhts bic 5amilis, pel6e auz
Der Der 6rou aus brei &inoern i'm Of
ter BON IA, 10 uno 6 Sdhrsn bsIiano,
feins Iotb gu lsiben, benin Qrlt puroe
auf Soften Der 5irma 3rsB bseroigt,
uno fir bic 6interbliebenen ldmmelte
man sinen 6pnb o iiber $1,000. Die
5rau cog nit Ibrsn ainoern nld Nr.
1908, 4oenue u, um. 9or sinigsr3eit
bseann lie Ii6 Fsbr fonoerbar gu 6ensb=
men, bebanDeIte ihre 4inber i4lsdt Il.
lisB lie t6atldhli6 bunssrn, 10 baB Die
Nuhbarn ii6 ibrsr unnsbmsn muBIen.
Die ainoerT6uB : @sIs1l4aft puroe
T9liebli6 6ena6ri6tigi unp forsle fir
bic usberfibrung Der 5rau Nrlt na4
Dem 6oTpitul. Die bret ainosr, Cur
tis, Mfurp unb SoTep6, na6m lie fslblf
in fire Sbhui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
9eutj6er Sag>Jcier.

Die 0eutI6e 9eIsaI4aft bon Psnn=
lplpanisn urransirt cine Separatz
5sisr. & Der Sag" Der 0sutIaen
bon Ssoaliu, $40.
pbiIubelphia, 9a., 7. DIT. -
Ha9osm bereits i'm 2uufe oss Som=
msrs bierlslblt cine anesmsine 5eier
pss v0ufidsn Cages" i'm 5reien OBJ
se6altsn tporben mar, battle bic Oeutz
{9e @eisll9aft BON pennlplDanien,
bon Der bic sr lie Nnregune Der 5sier
oieI.s Cages ourh be oeutld : amsrlz
taniI9sn pionlere Or. Sspalb SeI<
osnltidsr uno Or. g. &saner ausgez
sanssn mar, auf ssftern Nbsno cine
Separatfsier in ibrer 9ane urranslrt.
OisIslbe mar cine iebr einfafe; uuss
9sprdngs maj bsrmisben tporoen, uno
bas programm umfaBte nur elre VIM
Ipru9x oes prdIiosnten Der osut|4en
9sieuI6aft, pes Generals 2ouIs Mag=
ner, cine 5e{treos oes paltprs S. Wi=
f4uu, BON Der oeuti4sn luthsrlifsn
St. paulus : Stride, Iopie 9eldn9
uno MuIitportrdge; Der 8eiu6 mar
Elm fsbr gutter unb bic 5eier dubsrf
9elungen.
SeoaIia, DO, 6. Sttobsr.-Mit
0olfss[t, CONCERT unb Baa bat bus
osutIds Clement BON Seoalia, &c.,
unb psHsn fart oeuHde umsebung 9sz
fern gum elften Maie ben nOeutl4sn
Sag" gsfsisrt, uno Saulsnos Don
Q~anbsLeuten nabmen nit Sinh unoaez
asl oaran 5bsii. Der Mupor hislt
bic sngliE4s uno Der oeuti6s Di4ter
uno 2iterat Nih. 5uerle, pie fie!s, Die
ternise bsutIds 5eitrsoe. Oas 5eit
nabm einen dubsrli selunsenen Der
lauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Marine= Gurani6las.
Die Joroerungsn bes nddlten 8iibssts
hiaufen Iih uuf $73, O45, 1873.

8aTbington, .. g., 7. OIL
9ulTs : Marins. Ssfrstdr MGsn fat
ben Dem GpnereB gu unterbrsitsnDen
0oranI6las oes Marine : 9ioeets fir
ous nddlte 5isfaliabr, pis bersits turs
mitgstbsilt, fsrtiggsItelt. gr bslduft
fid auf $73,045,1 1873, Elm Msbr pOn
$24,537,187 uber bas. 8uDset oss luuz
fenoen Sabres. Ginsei6IpRen iinb
$12,268,474 8epiGisungen fir Of
fentli6e Nrbeitsn unb ShiffsbaubDfs
rno 5lpttenHationsn, lopis Elm 9orz
anF4las BON $2,O21,OOO fir bic neue
Marirs Nfaoemis.
Die 5orbsruns fir Die 6lptte, ein=
f9liebli9 fur pun5sruns, 9si9ube u.
MaIainen, bstrdgt $22,983, 1O1. Der
9oran|4lag fir bas Contributions
8ireau 1T 100000 bDber, ais Der
lebte, Der fir bic Wrbeitsn in oerIappz
garb bon groOtlpn $1,669,OOO, einz
fdlisbli9 oes poItsns Don 100000,
UNI bas reue 100000 : @ranitz
brotherhood gu Beginner, unb $780,
600 fur Die notbpenoissn aeparaturtS
an Ood Nr. 2.
Die JOrpsrunsen fir Den Sdffss
baubof in Bolton betraaen $1,493,3OO,
burunter Elm PO|tsn fir allgemeins Grz
psiterung Der Inlu9en; 2eass Sslaro,
pa.: $1,395,092; Norfolf: S1,349,@
600; Mure Sslano, Gal.: $692,5OO;
puget Souno Station, $216,O65;
Waf6inaton: $875,017.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Baar oOer UreOit.
WirDer bDies Blut.

Die ipaniids 5las9s bart nur ouf benz
aoniutots "a 8sbGuoe sebiBt tpsrz
ben. - Gum protsIt min Der Sc
nsraltonul audi 9us ni4t tbun.
- Giebestperbsn Bel SanguilD's
Inbon9?
9apana, Z. Sttpber. - Der OIL
cable bon 5apanu, Senpr Ysrfscto 2az
ooite. bat aneeorbnet, baB in Der Stupt
9apana feline ipaniIde Jlasge entail
tet tpsrosn harf, nit Nusnabme berjez
niger auf benz fpaniIdsn aon1ulat.
Die Srore bes Mapors bat unter Der
bieligsn Ipanil9en 8spDtterung srpBe
grbittsrung bernorgeruf fen. Ser ipuz
niids 9snsroltoniul, Ssnor Susrarip,
srflGrt, er tperbe. un itilf 6tpei9eno
gegsn bas goift bag 8iirgermeilters 81
protei tiren, au6 auf benz aonIulut bic
Slasse nidt auf5ieben luien, Bis Der
fpanii4en Slusgs bic slsi9sn pripilsz
glen sugei tanosn 1psrben. tpie allen n
osren. 0snn es i'm SntsrsiIe Der OFz
fentli6en Siferbeit npthtpenOig lei,
baB bic ipaniids 5loeee auf ben an
beren @ehduben Der Stabt ni6t entful:
tst ipsrbe, bunn tonne lie audi ouf benz
Soniulat nidt aufgd6ibt tperoen; sr
beoausrs. oab 1plde unruhi9en gu
Stdnbs eriItiren, tpenn Das pirfli6 Der
San fei, CLAUDE obsr pielmebr, oub fi9
Der 4lcabs bei benz 4nbang Sanguiz
lD's bsliebt MAIDEN tppIe, unb lei bs=
trpTfen, bab bic fhDri6ts gstapohs
BON pier Snoben ben @rlaB elmer 70
unnDHbieen Srbre peranlabt babe. 9luz
Ser i'm Safe Sanguilp babe bic IuF=
bifIung bsu fpanii6en 5lagge auf
Club unb anberen 9sbdubsn tsinsn
MnlaB gu HtbeItHruneen gsgeben.
Die Mebr5oM Der Mmsrifaner unb
5rembsn, fntpie auh piels Gubanet
6altsn ben llfas bss 8iirgermeiitsrs
ni4t fir emporium. ga Discuiiion."
bic fsit Sossn elmer iolden Mabrsget
bas Wort eersbst. triumpbirt.
Sn Der Sibuns Der rNationulz2iea"
trat es tlar gu Sage, bab Is nit benz
9armonfden 3uIanunsnee6sn nit Der
cubanhfen Natipna1 : partsi Nihts
mebr lift. Srpbosm @snor 2atorre,
Der prGiibsnt Der National<partsi, 3uz
esssn mar. purbe psiplid uuf oisie
seIdiuapft, neil tie bic Jingle Sibun5
nit ben Muni3ipal 0dsgdten ge9ulz
ten Fat.
Sn Der grsiIs bon Sapano piro jebt
eifrig bic 9ppOHbetariids 9elaItuns beg
8runpsigenr6ums erOrtert. Gs beIBt,
bab Der 9iitof BON SuDdna $1,000
900 Rspenusn BON 9runoei9entbum
5isbt, auf tpelhss ct fsin anre4t bat
unb pel9es bic 1panii6e Resierung
unb cine papItli6s 8uue Der &irds
auf5ugebsn onbsfoblen 9dttsn. 9si Der
Corruption untsr Ipuniifsm Regims
lei 0as obsr ni6t gelds6en.
Sn 9uanajup tpdre pisoer beinuhs
Elm frikrsr ipaniifer Guerilla O.
1pndt tpprosn. Giner ipanilden aas
psus, bic bier in ben Dffentlidsn ports
fpanifhs MuIif MAIDEN poats. bat Der
4lcoloe nit Der 8egriinoung, ouB ec
niht fir lire Sidsr6eit einitehsn tOnz
ne, bic grfoubnib bu3u perpei9ert.
Ser Ipani19s Glub in Wutan5as 1T
BON General WiGOn 9elobt porben,
neil er Gubansr gum gsitritt aufsez
fproert bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
ltniere Qrciie fir 8aar pber auf
Grebit bic niebrisitcn.
&eiiinger'S,
sdoen, Die sr0Bten in Baltimore.
9lbemoS bis 8 ltbr pffcn.
Jrauen aegen 0iclmeiberei.

6elen 9oulb urbebsrin Der 9efpegung.
- 3pbsrts oarf ni9t i'm gonsreB
1iben. = Nep + Yorter Oamen
psrpflidten {i6, aa.s gu tbun,
I'm es gu perbitsn.
Nen : Oort, 7. Ottpbsr. -
3pei6unbert prominente Oamen naz
rem geltsrn in benz 9auls Der vNmeriz
com sysmale GUARDIAN Societp" perz
1ammelt, UNI gsgeu bic 3ulaHung Des
Mormonen Brigham s. Robsrts gum
ReprdIentanten : 9auie gu proteit!z
rem. 5rl. @oulb, bic an oieier 8epez
eung intsrsfart 1T, tbat Ii6 bsfonbers
untsr ben Oamsn berpor. Sral
George 9. Wqtts. prd(ioentin Der
uMmericam 5emals Guardian Soz
etetp", fibrte ben 0orlib uno Die Sprez
hsrinnen iparsn Srau Darpin R.
Sames, PrdIipsntin bon benz nWoz
mems 8oaro Of Mihions" Der protez
ftantiI6sn tSrde, uno 5rau 5reo.
Smith 8ennat BON gnglenooo, q. 5.
Inter ben Mntpelsnben befanben lid
Mitgliebsr psrIdieoaner 8irden.
Srau Sanres beriihrbte in ibrer On
ipra6s bic @eI6idts bss Wormonenz
tbums unb CAB an, oab es Der Chr
gei3 Der @efte fei, in bisfem 2anbe Ell
ne politiide 8one gu ipielsn. Sn iisz
BEN Staatsn hdtten ire bereits bic
Maht, unb I'm 9taats Netp : gort
lpiirbe iebt prppugarba gemadt. Sic
erpdbnts Die Sbatla6e, Dab enorme
9ummen geiummelt tpsrben, UNI Roz
berts in WoIbington gu unterItiiben.
Jrau 5reb. @mifb 8ennett bon
gnslepoob appsnirts an bic 8erIammz
lung, IGes gu tbun, nm sinsn
Druid auf bic DItlid1sn Heprdfattanz
ten ausauiiben, um Roberts bonn Gonz
ereb fsrnsubulten. sic fiiste bin5u.
bub fie iiber5eust lei, bab, psnn Der
Contribution fein Mmeno.m.nt bin5uz
eefist pirb, Inn es gu perbinbsrn, 10
tpirp binnen Drei Sabren irgenb Elm
tpsitlidsr Staat bic 8is(p.ib,rei leea=
liliren.
No6 Jrau 8etnett tplrbe ssrl.
9oulb porgeiteGt uno psrlas nit esz
bGmpfter Stimme Die 3.Iolutipnsn
babin lauteno, oab ale anne ienosn
Oamn lid perpflidten, init alien
&rdftsn gegen bic 3ulaRung BON Roz
hrts in ben Gongrsb gu agitirsn. Nd4
Der @eriommlung iagte SRI. goulb,
bab {is cine Der urhebsr;nusn bieler
8etpegune lei uno frob lit, sirH 9e(ez
senbsit gu haben, oagesen gu protsItiz
rem, oab elm Mann, Der 9islpei6ersi
bsfiirtpprtst unb ausibt, sinerr. Sip
i'm Gpngreb ein3unebmsn bsredtigt
fem ion. Sic figte binau, bab es
trauris pGre, einsn damn, Der fir
ben 5arem beg SItsns s%intritt, unter
ben geiebgehern gu iebsn. SRI. Gpulo
madte bisIe 4nsoben f4uiftlid unb
Undergraduate iie nit ibrem Namer 8.
Minsr 9oulo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Nrne

Srenton, q. s., 7. Sttober. -
Die philadelphia electric &c., psl6e
in tur5er 3eit bic gunse slettrii6e Be-
leu6tuns in philadelphia cpntroliren
niro, puroe geItern nit einem &apiz
tai bon $25, 900, 900 intorporirt. Die
9auptmuaer in benz Risisn : Inter
nehmen linb 9. q. 9. Wibsncranp,
Wiuiam 8. g(tins, Sbomos Oolun
bon Der unitsb gas Improvement Co.,
nslde bic 9asbeleu4tung in pbiluz
oslpbiu controlirt, Bm. 5. 9urritp
unb SpTspb McGuu, prdlio,nt Der
Benn1plpaniu Seat, eight &c poper
So. = Mu9 bic Yorceluin JacsD Srid
So. tpurbe seItern i'm Sureou bes
Stuats : Sefretdrs in%forporirt. Shr
aapital betrGat 100000 - Die
Suffer 3tnc anb 5ranf Ginite 60.
tpuroe aeitern ebenfuas intorporirt.
Gountp : Ri6tsr Sobn u. Blair Don
eSyeriep gitp unO Gr : @oupsrneur 9eo.
s. Werts ssb0rsn gu BEN Snforporaz
loren. 0as &opital batrdst $4,000
600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

5Srausnfelo in Stsiermarf, lit elmer
8Lutpsrgiftune erlsgsn, bic er Ii6 oas
curd 5ugs5ogen bate, Dab er ii6 bei'm
8sriu6 bss Ssffnens elmer felt perz
torttsn Wsinfta1de, bic bdriibsr in
Sriimmer eine, an Der Sano perleBt
6at.
lSn DRESDEN lit bic rii6mlifIf Bee
fannie Yiuniltin Margurets Stein
aus benz 2dben aeThieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Inter R1neru ,ermalmt.

Sam Gttn &drI as, Z. Oft.
= Or. s. 6. ppn Bad, elmer Der bars
porraaenbIten bieIigen 4er3te, fonb aez
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fenbeIu6e DerIu6te er troB bes Wars
nungsIigruls bes 8u6npGrters bu5
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9d6n bos 8eleife 81 paifiren, aGs lein
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sr ielbit heraus unb unter bic Hdz
Der aaI6lsuhert purDe. Gr purbe in
gerabe3u sntIebli6er Wei1e 5ermafmt
unO pfsrb unb 9u99p rpurben 3~eritIfz
felt.
Or. bon Bad, frii9er Wilitdrar5t
in Der beutI6sn Qrmse, fam 1880 nd4
4merifu. Geit ID Sobren mar er in
9anias Gitp unidi1ig uno erfrents Ti3
bier als Wunbar3t ieiner erObn gss
i6idli4fsit 6al6sr Der eroBten Wsrths
i6dbung unp als M.ni6 tpegen Isin.
osraoen Gharafters nlaemelner Be-
liebtbeit. Gr mar so Sabre aft uno
hfntsrlGet cine Wittpe unb brei ers
pa6isne 8tnoer.
Der ehrgei5ig. giireers
meifsr.- Sremo.r: nWorum Iino
Sic bsnn gar 10 Nib, Ssrr 8irssr>
msiItsr?" = 9iir9ermsiIter: n@'rauft
pam + rieosr! Der Sspp bat benz
NaBi an MaBtrug an S4dOr g'6aut!"
5remOsr: pa lit natiirli9 Der
MaBtrug bin gep&sn?" = 9irgsr=
m~siIter: Sra, osrS6Gol! Soft mans
elaubsn? u Sdan6' uno a Spott
1873 fir bic sanSs 8'mpa.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

nDfrDe tlllu. Uer
Serr 9forr.r:> r4bsr 9issl! MuBt
Ou benin ale Sag Dsin Ruuf4
hab'n! @9au', bas tiebs 8isb psiB,
tpenn's gsn1s but!" Der 9ssi:
rBei'm WaHsr piiBt' i aa', tusnn i
e'nua' bob!"