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THE PROPOSITION TO TRADE.

The New York Herald" rs just now
engaged in the harmless task of creat-
ing discussion of it's plan to trade the
Philippines for the British West In
dies. The thing is absurd. No such
dicler and transfer is to he thought of.
Moral obligations are as binding upon
nations as legal contracts. We have
not the moral right to shirk the duty
we have assumed, and say to the Fill
pines, after declaring our good inten-
tions concerning them: Here. we have
changed our minds and have passed
over the sovereignty of the archipelago
to our cousins, the British, who will
proceed to proclaim to you their inten-
tions concerning you.' We have no
warrant for the belief that Great Brit
ain would for single moment listen
to a proposition Of the kind. She never
The record-union., 1899-04-07
Real Estate Transfers

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last re-
port:
Sylvia Brusie to George o. Bates
! 1872 acres in east quarter of southwest
quarter section 16, township 8 north
range 5 east; $721.
A. Galiotto ct ux. to James Tootell-
North 1856 acres of lot s, Louisiana
tract: $500.
V. S. McClatchy ct ux. to Frank
Meyer-West half of lot 2, U and V and
| Twenty ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
streets.
Nora Dougherty to H. Edward Yard
| ley-West half of south half of lot s,
N and o and Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
Estate of B. L. Edwards to Constan-
tine Girolami-13.16 acres on Riverside
road; $4,000.
| homestead of Wallace and Catherine
Doan to decree vesting homestead to
Catherine Doan-Lot 1 and west half
of. lot 2, T and u and Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets.
Life estate of Mary Hubbard to ter
nlination to Mary E. Richmon and Milly
E. Hubbard-East half of lot &, H and
I and Twenty-first and Twenty-second
streets
James W Wilson, trustee, to L. D.
Webb-Lot 8, block %, Fair Oaks tract;
! 81 900.
| H. H. Johnson to w. r. and Eva L.
Smith-South quarter of lot l, P and @
and Twenty-nin h and Thirtieih streets;
SG5
| Oscar H Miller ct ux. to Lottie A
| Minear-West half of lot Z, H and I and
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets;
| 81 600.
Frank Leiteh to Mary B. Leitch-East
half of lot 4, K and l. and Twenty-first
1 and Twenty second streets.
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let's go. 1t is characteristic of her that
where she colonies she remains. She
has no moral right to traffic and dicker
as to who shall rule over the people
who have settled under her flag. Nor
is it likely that she will ever ask them
to give consent tot a. transfer.
Besides, the Philippines are worth
more to us than would be the British
West Indies. We need a foothold and
harbors of refuge and naval stations In
the Far East We have won them fair
ly, paid the penalty of war and treaty
concerning them, entered upon the sup
preston of an insurrection against our
authority, and cannot with honor turn
backward. : Nor presently will there be
any disposition to do so. Just now a
few people advise the Administration to
take the back track, holding that
Americans can never occupy troplcai
regions and dominate in them. To which
argument we have given the lie by the
conversion of Hawaii through coloni-
alton. into an American country,
American in sentiment, tastes. ambi-
tions, and in practical work.
However, it is not proposed that we
shall colonize the Philippines. and with
dismissal of that suggestion there re-
mains only our high spirited intention
Of bettering the conditions in the Philip
pines, extending to these people the
beneficence Of free institutions, and at
the same time securing for ourselves
such a foothold in the Orient, the i'm
portance of our ration, the demands OF
its commerce, the right of our people
abroad to protection, and the necessi-
ties of our naval force for harbors OF
refuge, make imperative. We are not
out upon a land grabbing expedition
or bargain hunting scheme. What
we have taken we will keep; what the
British possess in the West Indies they
will hold for much the same reasons
that we need and will hold the Philip
pines. Neither wants to trade and
neither has the moral right to consider
any such proposition.
The record-union., 1899-04-07

La grippe averted by drinking Glen
brook''-$3 a gallon. Theo Blauth. 4O7
X street. Tel. 297.
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TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAY
fake laxative Bromo ouinfne Tablets All drug.
g.sts refund he money II # fails to 25c. The
genuine has L. B. @. on each tablet ~
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Our stock of ReacR's and spalding'
baseball goods is complete. w. H
Eckhardt. 500 K street.
The record-union., 1899-04-07

sures an absolutely fair count and pro-
tects the voter in having his ballot re-
corded and counted as cast. With the
same ballots as those in use ait the gen.
eral election there is no chance afforded
to stuff the ballot box, as the ballots
are numbered, and must all be account
ed for.
The one thing that those opposed to
the law are using as their main argu-
ment is the fact that Democrats could
participate in selecting delegates to
Republican convention, and vice versa.
But this is something which is
not a defect in the law, but rather
defect in human nature which cannot
be reached by law There is no way
to prevent Democrats from voting for
Republican delegates, or Republican
from voting for Democratic delegates.
If a man is so unprincipled that, al
though Democrat and intending to
vote the Democratic ticket on election
day, he can be coaXed or bribed or led
through improper motives in voting
for delegates to the Republican conven-
| ton, that is a condition of things which
| it. is beyond the reach of the law to
remedy. The same thing could be done
| under the old primary system, and, as
a matter of fact, was frequently done.
| We can all understand now why Col
onel Funston charged SO gallantly into
Malolos. Creelman says: Il was by his
side" That settles it for all history.
Suppose. now, that Creelman had been
busy somewhere else? Funston might
have been lost to fame. But it would be
safe to wager that Creelman at the
very moment Funston went into Ma
lolos, not knowing what ambush had
been prepared for him, was safe be-
meath the shelter of a distant trench.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
no persons shall perform anv road ,,-fli. - "a 1
in the Fifth Supervisor District without = =
OF said district sssioi'er
THOMAS JENKINS. Supervisor.
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Weather Forecast.

Northern California: Fair; continued
warm Friday; light northerly wind.
The record-union., 1899-04-07

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The record-union., 1899-04-07

Oscar H. Miller ct ux. to Lottie A
Minear-West half of lot Z, H and and
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets;
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! Frank Leitch to Mary B. Leitch-East
half of lot f. K and L and Twenty-first
1 and Twenty second streets.
The record-union., 1899-04-07

H. II. Johnson to w. r. and Eva l..
Smith-South quarter of lot l.. P and @
and Twenty min h and Thirtieth streets;
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-02
0rn. 9lrtbnr S. Safiun uub VluOrrr
20 ert + { 6erren!

US y Z II.
Sd e1laube mir, 5bnsn biermit Den
@mpfang 36rss Streibsn5 an3u3ei=
gen, in pe.6em sic mid aufforbsrn,
mid um bic osnotrltiT6s Domination
ols 8ertreter Der eIften WarO i'm eriter
Stuotrutbs3rei9e 5u 6eper6en
gS gffisflt nit Der bunt6ariter
0srt65 Der mir ansetbanen
g6re unD n;9t ohne DoGe @rtenntniB
Der bumit berbunotnen 9erantpprt=
li9teit, penn i6 bem mir oegeniiber
auSgeIpro4enen DunI6a 10 pieler
meiner Mt6iirqsr sntTprs9e, nit Dem
FeIisr GntI4Iuife, ioute i'd erpGbIt
DerOan, bu5 mir entgsgen ge6rad!e
8sriruusn allein i'm SHINE bss 9tnos=
meiappbIS 5u re6tfertigsn.
Sbnsn ber3yi9 bantsno
DerbIeibe i4 ohtungspou SEr
9t. g. Gee 6al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-02
sie amerifaniife sSlaaae auf guum.

San6ran3isco, g Sal, 1.Mdr5.
Der 0ampfsr ,9aeItc" peI9er BON
Song Song uno goto6ama pia 9pz
nolulu bier angetommsn 1T, 6ringI
folgsn0e, bonn q. 5sbruar outirti
Tatri4ten aus oem LeBteren Srte:
@ommarlber SauiTig bon Der Ben.
uington~ BAT isin 4mt als erFter dmes
rttaniT9sr 9puperntur Der Snisl
Guam, 2abronsn SrIeI, ansetreten.
Die ameritaniI9s 6iuggs pur0e an
1. 5e6ruor @ormittags I'll u6r aul
Dem Sort Santa Gru3 i'm 5afsn Don
San 2uts o'4prd, benz 6aupt6dfer
Der Sniel, unter bem Bonner Der Sc
f9iiBe Der Bennington" auFgebiBt
9lei65etti9 tpuroe bisisI6e au9 aui
bem RegierungsgebGube gu 9lgdnu,
tpel4es Fiinf Msi4sn BON bem Sort sn!!s
fernt lie9t, uufgs3ogen uno bur9 einer
Sdlut oss 8otdilLpns Der r8enning'
ion" unb elmer Gpmpagnie aus @ingez
borenen 6eIie6enben MiIi3 nit elmer
5eIbbottsris RerIBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-02

ten 1T. Gs eribrigt ulfo nur, ben
8eriu9 gu MAIDEN, bic Wdffen gu idiz
Tirsn, tpenn Fie iia auf Gee befinoen
oosr eben duf ben 96ilippintn gelans
bet perben iouen. SSn Der geItrigen
RubinetsiiBung puroe Die 6rage er@
Drtert, oh man bic Iruppen, bic jeBt
fir Wanill bereit qema9t peroen,
BON San Tranaisco aus ubIenosn
fone ooer bonn Often aus Our9 ben
Sueaz3un1l unb ous rotbe Wleer.
Man sntIaieb f6 fir Die Route uber
Sun Sran3isco, oenn tpenn oieielbe
audi nit etpas gr0Bersr 4usgaben
perbunben lit, aIs bic bid Sue3sFde
nal, psrben bod 8pDlf Sage 3eit duf
oerfelbsn erIpurt uno bic Sransportz
f9iffe entgeben uuBsroem Den 8efabz
rem, Die nit ben Seifuns, pel6e gu
bieier Sabresaeit i'm inoi13en O3ean
toben, Derbunoen linO.
Die cage uuf Samp0.
@pbnep, NeuFuopuLe8, l. U&dr3.
- Iahrihten aus Qpia, Samoa, Bis
gum II. 5s6ruar melOen, DaB Die oorz
tioen 3uIiG1bs nod INNER bieI gu
piirE6en iibrig Iaien. TIatoafd'S
prppiToriTf. Gsgierurg 6sIditigt an
qg6li6 bic 6ritiIfan ilnisrtbanen uno
oersn einga6orenen 9ienhboten, uno
6eFeuert Ralietpa's 2ln6dngsr um
So, oieienign O3ataafa'5 Ougegen nur
I'm 81. Or. Rafftl, osr oeutI6e PrG@
Iioent oes M}uni3ipaIratbes BON Qpld,
tat auf 8eranIaiung 0es brjtiitsn
RonTuls 2l66itte pegen isine5 ii6er
ben 6ritil6en 8reu3er nPprpoiie" Oerz
bGngsen 9opcotts unO ieiner 8eleioiz
gung oes Sbsrri6ter5 @6umbers unD
oes 2lnnults Wulietpa's geIeiItet.
Der beutI6s &oniul fdbrt fort,
beutI9e llntartbanen gegen Die Suri8z
oittiou oe8 O6srqsri6ts gu f6iBen,
alein 6r. 8rasmu6I be3ablte $50
Strafe peqen MiBa6tung Der Sc
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Strafs bon 100 2agsn 9sfdngniB6aft
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N}i5ahtunQ Der Geri9tsautoritdt
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op6 unter S6uB oes oeutI6en Son
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tbeil gu arceptiren. lieutenant b. 8ii=
lon, elm friberer oeuti6er Offi3ier,
ne.ber Wutuufa's Streitma6t orgdz
niIirte uno oeshalb Dor 9eri4t citirt
prroe, befinoet Iia nod gu Sapal.
Gr b,ftreitet bic SyurisoittiOn oes
Sberqeri6fs uno ert.Grt, er t0nne nur
our6 elm U(iitdr Sribundl in Ser
lin pro8efIirt nerben. Sr. NtoOre, Elm
umeritaniI6er 8iirger, pel6er auf
6eite Der 9euti6en Iteben ioq, bat
Dem O6erri4ter Chambers 0rpbbriefe
qeI6rieben unb purOe Der UltBa6tung
bes @eri6ts iiberfiibrt, Ipdter ieOod
entIuFen, na6osm er Nbbtitte geleiItet
bate.
Der glbienoer o6iger, fart 0eutI6z
Feinoli6 gefGr6ter g}a9ri9ten srtlGrt
gum S9luFs, Die Sttmmung f6lage
INNER mebr gu 9unIten M}aIietoa's
i'm unb U}atuufa's Gnbang I0ie T4
uuf. Die @timmunq gu @urIten elmer
@nnerion Der Samoa Snieln an
8roBbritdnnien pu6ie bon Sag gu
Sag.
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9urb 5Sarrrr SrridJea.

gl0Bli6er Sob zines MitglieOss Der
ameritaniI9 canuOiiaen au5z
qleids GommiIiion in NaIbingz
ton an ben 6olgen zines Stur3e5.
@ofbtugtOu, .. e., 1. U}dr8.
- 2orb 5arrer 9erI6ea, Elm 0litgIieO
Der 6rittI9 canaoii6 amerjtunii6en
glusglei6s GommiiTion, iIt um 7 ll5r
beute frU6 Odbier gsItor6en. gr mar
Dor etli6en Wo6en duf Dem eisbeOeds
ten Srottoir ausg,glittsn uno bate
6ei'm RiaDar1tiir3en einen 3nO6enbrua
erIittsn, pel6er pa5r5heinli6 ielnen
SOB bar6eifiihrte. Sein 9efinoen bat
te inosFen fsins 8eIorgniRe perdnIaBt
uno er mu6te quite 6ortI6ritte in Der
@sneIung. 9eute friib trat ieoO4 0er3=
ld6mung Elm, pal6s binnen elmer Stun
be Ieinem 2e6en Elm Gnbe mahte.
Der 8erItorbene mar QorDtln3lar
BON 9roBbritannien uno puroe nu6
ben Ser. Stuutan geI6idt, um an ben
2lu5glei65 llnterbanOlungen 3DiIben
GanuOu uno ben Ser. Stddten She'll gu
nebnsn. Gr purDe am 2. Iopem6,r
1887 ofs So6u zines i3ottiIhen 8eiIt=
li6en ge6oren, ituoirte Die Re6te uno
trat in Staatsbienfe, in Delham ar 70
erFoIgrei9 mar, oaB er in 1880 in ben
&oel8Fano erbo6en purOe. Gr gsb0rte
CUR li6eralen Yurtsi uno partrat bic
StaOt 9urbdm BON 1874 bis 1875 i'm
britiI6an llnterbauIe.
Staats7etretdr 6aD BAT oen ameris
fani16en @eIunOten in 2OnOon telez
grup6iI8 initruirt, Der 8Onigin Dit
toriu unb Der 6umilie oes 2oro Ser
i6ea ous 9ei!ei0 oe5 9rdIiCsnten gu
iibermitteln.
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OF. ROOWOO S
Sarinparillt0tu
NciOlOcllt,
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GHGtre 6iUifgteiteH bes SDftem5 Heus SebeHsfrdft,
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RUaHtjtittu, @eianurc 5yc5syz4usiblaJ, grluos
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gtdttyIalItH gu trltBtH UUD Diet5 DirD bur6
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pUuUQ OtuJB bonn DtHu bitiC5 G;llmiitGl eiHm1I
itJHt GtinjguHgsarbtit b,qurt uu0 IS lbm geliHgt,
bItis 9Ulute ~ DtrmlnbuH, 10 DlrD Die gthcruHc
raid srislg,H, uHb init itoem Iagt IUirO fcb 0eE
RrdHl, b,ir uu0 tyaftlqtr fubIsH, bic 9trbauuHa
Miro 1ttrditlt 0U Appttit gtbtitrt uHb Glai1
uuO Gtpib' ptrbtu 3uHtbmcU.
Gos 1olgtHos II tiU 5au, no cine Glai3e ron
RaOpaps Sariaparigjau 3tiOIBHt bic bstrefftuben
Spmpiomt bctltlqtt bic GmDijHbuHg sgigtHbtitsH
oOU bic GraUibtjigrih htHuugtn l,ritOrte uHb ben
Qa.ituttu Don Y0uutlOHsU btirtItt. Sitlsr Erlt.
DurO, i'm EitObsy 1897 gdtrJtb,n;
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Yfor9berita BADEN 8ortsbrungen ges
troTIen, Iih 6Gufig ii6er ben 3uItano
0es Putienten untsrri9ten gu lufsn.
0as OirlomatiI6s Diner, pel4158drz
olnul RamlpoIIu auf morgen DeranItalz
tet bate, lit ab6eIteQt ppr0en.
NittbetIunqen 30 bes Gem
fation5blutte8 y0ailp
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.Q 8t en8ltf6s SseIeute erz
trunten.

trunten.
Qorbon, 1. MGr3. - Cine De-
psihe aus 9athD, Der 6duptftaot Der
InIel Sdmos, an Der 0eIttuite pon
8leino5ien, 6sri6iet, b1B Elm gu osm
briti16en 3orpsoojdger n8ruiIer" gez
60renos8 Boot 6ei tober See in Der
giGbe BON Somo5 untargegangen 1T,
pp6si a6t U}arn i5r &ebsn Dtrloren
Hu6eu.
Sn GngranO bepilltummz
net.
Qpnbon, l. Mdr3. - 6r. So
fep6 8. G6oats, Der neue 9eIanOte Der
Der. Staaten an @nqlanO, fam beute
auF Dem 0ampfer st. 9aul" bier an
uno nurOe pom W&unor Der Staot,
8ertretern Der 61nOeI5tdmmer, iopie
beri6ie0enen 2(ttu6es Der Gon0oner
amerttuniI6en legation betpiltommz
net. 3ur Qntport auf cine 8egriiz
Bung8 4n1pruhe Oes MaDors BON
Sputbdmpton 6ie.t 6r. Sboote eine
Gdnoere geOe, in Del6er nutiirli6 Die
5reunoi9aft, StummDerpanoti4aft,
SntereFen 8emeiniduft u. (. 10. Der
GnqlGnoer uno glmeritaner pieoer
einmaI brett qetreten purOen. Bon
bier aus reiIte 6r. Gboate ndA Con-
bon, mo- er ein7tlpeilen in Glarioge's
Sotel abItieg.
0onSatme blteb in
DorI 6au.
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Sains, So6r beS ipaniI2sn Prdten=
6snien Don Gurlcs, pst9er Eier BEL
Teinsm Rlgimsni ftbt, beitreitst bic
oer0Ffentli6ten 0atri6ten ii6er Ieine
fiir3li6sn gsIude in 8erona unO 8as
LenCia, Spanien. Gr ertlGrt, er babe
8aT6au in flint Monaten ri3t per-
laiIsr.
3um DueII geforbert.
Burts, l. U}Gr3. - G5 pirb be-
ri6tet, ouB Der fru6ers 9OriiBenOe Der
gipil Q6tRilunq Des &aFationS6o=
Fe8, QuesneD ce 8eaurepaire, ben Sez
nator 8erengsr gum Duea geforOert
bat, neil berTeI6e in Ieiner porgsfrtgen
g3eoe in IharFsr Dsiie oa5 9erbalten
8euurepairs'g gun 9repfp5 RepiIiOn
tritHirt bate.
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~. @. Scutrp. Stft Utattbtips.
GouOcuor SDatt, len. oarrp 6paus.
Gapt. ). q. Suresb. Sauel Sbetue.
Spur0cou u. See. Gbas. %. SaDnsp.
&. y. Dcitcrmdu. Jcir Campbell.
Charles q. 6aiou. Sobu Z. Rioo.
g9utam Soils. e. 9. Campbell.
6rcOcrid Stint irantis Y. @prns,
5. 5reof g9cBcl. l. e. Auoars
1beO. g. l9srtbcr. g. g. Gcutrp.
&. 5. 9cteriou. g. e. Gbrifopb,r
gBilium 3. 9OOle. Sames Ul geoau5.
5. j. g8iliuobam. Sobn ". SUot
Charles y. Stuart. d. !. 9oualDiou.
s.. Gbmliuo. 6. 28. 4a3mauu.
Charles u Grats. Sobn 3. 8oot
Gruut Billing, Jun. Sobu 9adlmaHu.
aueuit Is. g9olf. 8. R. Siggau.
8. 5rieO. 9iHosr. Sobn 9. Ytettle.
5reOcrid g. 9rOb. 6bas. u 8Oot.
g9. !. ouic. Ri6aro :. Ruttcr.
s. Ylartiu Gtbb. gBm @. NlOrriiOn.
50. u Suie " WcOcrg
GOOirep u. 9iuius. Better 2ors.
Gntboup JOrO. George Wtorriicn.
SObn Spaicglcr. g8m. 6. @cUaus.
albert a. Gtbb. Qbiip laDlor.
5Obu y. slmos. oorric zee freu5.
8tbarO 81 9iaiug. 8. 9. Smith.
@uoreu UlcDcr, e. g9 frcnb
GjOOcnor 6Datt, Jun. s. 81 gBoltb,r Jun.
9ofp. e. pOlbroot. 2lue 8eitcmtpcr.
Sobn o. 9ambriQbt. 1Sraucis Z. Jur.
Sol 9au Sauitsr Suoion Sen.
j. g9iliou gropu, Jun. Trsoerid Rumpcs.
hilbert 28cbcr Sobn 3. DANES.
Sas. =. gSipiielo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-02
Sir nrurffr Qnrtei.

Gincinnati, l. U}dr5. - DisIe
Mo6s IolI pieOsr einmul eine neue po=
litiIhe Rutionalpartei bier qegriinoet
neroen, pel9e Den Ramsu gllniOnzRez
formpartei" fii6ren niro uno cine Ser
einiaunq Der Sil6er Republitansr,
qopuliIten, Der Io3ialiitiIaen Qrbsiterz
partei uno 10 3iemli6 aQer tlsinersn
8arteigruppen, nit Qusnabme Der
8rObi6itioniIten, anItreben ioq. 0slez
dctsn aus II Stauten 6aben Ii6 gu eI=
mem Gonbent gemelost, pslaer bsute
in sEolae eints pom 8orIiBer R. @.
S60mp|on unb Ssfratdr U2. u. gsff
erldTsHsn Qufrufs Ii4 gu elmer 3tpetz
tduiqen SiBung i'm nOoo 6elops
g(uoitprium" perIammeIte.
en- Der beutigen SiBung Duroe cine
propiIoriIhe Organization, nit 9rn.
u. 8. Gihel6erger aus Baltimore ais
8orIiBer, sr3ielt, unO naa Grnennung
Der perI6isosnsn Gomite'n gabeH msbz
rere 0elequtsn i6re QlnIi6ten in lGn9ez
rcn Reoen gum 8eten.
-Sn 6OlpOte, MaFg Fad in oem
Reioerlaoen bon Wius &c &c., nelAer
Ii6 unter Dem g8inOiOr 9Otel" be-
finOet, 5euer aus, pel6e5 oas 8oteI
in QlI6e legte uno audi na9 Dem
Opern6uus iibergriff. Der S4aoen
bstrdqt 100000 bis 100000. Das
Feuer sntitano bur9 sinen osietten
eIstttrii4en Drabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-02
GrTte Sette
Baltimore, q. NoD. 1898.
Srtt. x. 6. See SAL.

Dert6er6err!-0;e pi4tigen
5ragen, lpetfe pGbreno Der nd6ten
3Dei Sabre in unTerer itd0tiI4en Der
paltung bei Der munt3ipalan 9eIeBgsz
bung gu l0Ien fein perOen, OerIan8sr,
ooB nur W6Gnrer poa un3psifeIbaften
@4aratter uno ansrtunrtsr 5dtigtett
als @unoioaten fir Den Staotratb aufs
geIteat perOan fir Die i'm 0}oi 1899
itattfinbenben @a6Ien.
Gei Der beborits6&n6en DufIz@amz
payne tommsn tetne Stuut5z pber
8unbes : 2trgeIsgsnbeitsn in 8etru4t;
es banoSIt Ii6 babel ein5ig um cine
quite Stabtperpaltune uno bic Grleoiz
9ung DON Tidotif6sn 4ngelegsn6eiten
in geT4dftSmdBigsr 8eiIs.
Q}fr, be unter3ei6reten Stinpmqez
Der Der etften Warb, BADEN Sic per-
fGntt4 fett lGnger ais elm Sabr8ebnt
getuunt, pp6ei mir ben Tortf6rittlt6en
uno t6Gtigan Qnt6eit bep6Q6tsten, ben
Sic Dem Do6le unfsres @emsiRpsIens
piOmeten (bo9 fets in ibrsr priputen
@isenffaFt als 8iirger), in pet6am
Sic 10 tange cine geu6tets Ste[lunq
etnnlflmen, unb inbem mir ben tlaren
uno li6eraLen oemotrutiI6en @eif an
ertennen, neI6er gu a1sn 3eiten i6re
0EFentliten @euBerungen 8oratteriz
iirte,
9es6uI6 Foroern mir Sic 6iermit
af.tung5DO1 uuf S5rsn g2amen uls
&anbtoatsn fir be Domination gum
erfen StaOtuatbs3psige fir bic elite
0aro Bel Den omofrati!9en Staotz
rot6s Primdrpo6Ien i'm nG6Iten
6riiEja6re untsr6rsiisn gu Oiirfen, mo-
BET mir Sic un1srer tbdtigIten Inter
ituBung uno Utitpirtung perIi9ern.
QlftundsppQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-02
OA,SIfI. m.
Ssn1timnre.c chip. Snhn. Bulletin.

s1.25 nad) gBaibiuqton uuO 5uriid an Sumioq
uuO SouutdQ, ben 4. uuO 5. YldeI; cut
irtlufpe. ollie 3iigs nit glu5nabme o,s
.RuDal Simiteb.@ C6D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-02
Gin frrithnrrr Grifliflrr.

gBe ton, 8. @a., l. Mdr3. -
Der 8aptiTten @eiFIi6e s. 6. Herz
rouo BON Gepis GouatD 1T in einsm
Sample nit Ieinen Natbarn Glart
Simmon8 uno Same5 Bennett, 3pei
reit,n 6armsrn t0otli6 Derpunost
norosn. gu9 elmer S6lGgeret iibsr
einen 3niT6en Dem Gigentbum Der bret
W}dnner gslegenen 3aun 6spaffneten
Ii9 ale orei nit 9epe5ren unO feuerz
ten qleit5eitig. Der Ssi'tlihe erlitt eli
ne t0otIite 0uuoe, pd6renO Isine Seq
ner unDerleBt enttdmen. Simmons uno
Bennett IinO per1aFtat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-02

: Sn ROdfOrb, Sns., tpurDe ber
an Der 9rippe barnieber liegenoe 9ens
rb Garter gsiiern BON feiner ipabnlln.
rigen Satin our9 einen S4ldg aul
ben 2ppf nit einem 8iigeIsiisn &C.
t0htsL. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-02
Bum S6uB Der Geutirhen.
9nfruhtiontn an DrwrB anb Otis,
9aS bcsiiglidb Der Pbilipbinen ae'
truFfeHc ARRANGEMENT erItrecft
iicb nicbt auf Samua.

1n9srGaosrts SafIags 6:i ManiIa. -
Wlo6rioer 8IGttsr noGer jeoo4
n{e6r srnits" Na4r;di2n bon bort
srfoItsu baben. - 5iIipinOs beam
Jpn. Paffentrfol9e. - Die
Dlfftn3ufufr fir Die Snfurg.ns
ten. - Qa6ri6.en aug Slmoa.
pia 2luftraIien, feuen Die Oortigen
3uFdnOs auf Die s,pobnte beutI4z
Fsinolfe 8sifs bar. - Die 6fFsntz
E8s Meinun8 ange5Ii6 fir anz
merton an @rg.anb.