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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-12-15
FORTY BELOW.

FORTY BELOW.
Just pity the householder, who
Must suffer O Il thing or two.
He rises up from bed at dawn
And lastes his frosted garments on
His Slivering frame; his fingers blows
That he may button up his clothes,
And seeks to bathe-but nothing flows
From the pitcher-the waters froZe.
Then swears he just Il l..tle swear
And stumbleS down the frosty stair,
Down sinks upon his frosted knees
And blows in vain an icy breeze
When lie would start the kitchen fire,
But makes no blaze: in haste and ire
TO get the kerosene he goes
But finds, alas. the oil is froZe.
Dear. dear! 'Ywould dive Il MAJ to
drink.
He thinks Il kindly nip or wink
From the decanter might warm up
The inner a He gets Il cup,
Unto the sidebOard moves in haste
And turns the jug with care. lest
Ensuc, anu turns and t~urns-naught
flows,
He finds again the liquors. froZe.
Now see, with anger in his heart
Again Ii" seeks the fire to start.
He whites shavings nice and fine
And lays them in symmetric line.
From out his pocket brings a match.
Essays in vain to scratch and scratch,
His stilfened fingers then he blows
To warm-and finds his breath is froze.
He leaps into the air and seeks
TO Swear-the frosty floor but squeaks.
Tho opened wide his mouth, no word
Or sound or ut1erance can be heard.
He waves his arms and stamps the
floor.
And leaps and waves and stamps once
MORE,
SO wild his anger. for he knows
He cannot Swear-his voice is frOZc.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-12-15

Copies of the Bismarck Tribune prior
to August 8, 1898 wanted-especially
issues back Of 1885. Mail them to I'll.
bune, Bismarck.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-12-15
FRIENDS.

Thc'S a. little touch o winter ir tn
air.
Thc's leaves Il droppin.' droppin' ev-
ciywllere,
The's gusts o'snow a blowin'
But ,he's evergreen n CROWN,
Lookin' frcsler'n, brighter'n ever,
Jes' to show ct th'.aint never
Any time When all til trees is stripped
an bare.
The'S !: little touch o. trouble in tn air,
The's friends Il droppin', droppin'
everywhere.
But hes some cts clingin' faster.
Even when we've met disaster,
JeS' to show ct tn amt ever
Any trouble ct can V
Friends cts cvergrecn-tM kind O
friends cts rare.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-12-15
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-12-15

See, the wavcring lines are breaking
and the foe is forced to yield,
Men are winning COLDER glory on the
CORY battle field.
There are means Il grOans of
wounded. where the nurses swiftly
glide.
Here's a hero who is dying, there's an
other who has died.
Def, white fingers softly seeking to
allay the fearful pain.
Wlisperin" voices, sweet as angels,
bringing hope and cheer again.
Here are strong men. torn and bleed
ing, breathing low a grateful
prayer,
TO the ministers of mercy-God's own
angels smiling there.
Livid scars of conflict closed, gaping
wounds Of battle healed,
There are women winning glory on the
CORY battle field.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-12-15

And the hero's death was best.
THE DAYS TIIA1a LEI" BEHIND.
When Il fellcr is Il glidin', in the even
in, down u stream,
Ell is tin"ed with mellow twilight.
icadin' him TO sit an dream,
Ez he looks back Ger the waters, ev'"y
ripplin' wave is still.
An Il holy calm an quiet I'LL tn land
Scape seems to fill,
III trees is roduin'. noddin', tn breeze
lullin' 'em to sleep.
An their shadders is reflected where
III stream is still and deep.
All III lullabics O. Nature in Il sweet
song intcrtwined.
An We think the prettieSt scenery is
that we've lcf' behind.
,Jes III same in iloatin' down tn
stream o human life. We find
FL til parl eli seems tn happiest is that
we've lef' behind.
Like Il picture cts rctouched--an' all
Til rough spCts wiped away
An tn best and happie>t memories is
TIL only ones that stay.
l don't care how full o "ladness all
tn present time may be
III amt goa tll:l' mCilDWFn sweetness I
only comes with Memory.
An when yer sittim'. tlreamin' in til
cvenin' time, We find
lei yer thoughts is allus Streamin' back
10 days that's lef' behind.
Mos ev'ry man. at times, is of y retro
spcciivc mind
When his thought keep driftin'. driftim'
to TIL days that's !rf' behind.
His mcmory's Il gallery of pictures on
Il wall.
Some shown ev'r? detail an some
hardly shown t Ill.
An y Teller must admit that Natures
good an kind to him
When SHE paints the glad mes bright
est an tn sad ones Sorter dim.
Fer. however bright tin present, We
can't help but be inclined
To caulrl MI days that's sweetest
'mun@ Til days that's lef' behind.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-12-15

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
II c. c. c. fail to cure. druggists refund mopcy.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-12-15
SOME PRAIRIE E
PURPOSE.

The stripped tree rises, gaunt and tall,
The dead leaves tlutter and fly and fall,
The earth to warm and with richness
dover.
The leaves are dead. but there springs
n flower.
Forth from the warmed earth's breast.
The hero lies, dumb, cold and dead
But the hero'S deeds. like the leaves,
are spread.
Some soul inspired by their subtle
power
10 grander deeds. bears Il grander
flower.
And the llero'S death was best.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01
Nun 1T Grnmninibielb Der wabre
sSafob.

Waf6ington, n, 3. g., 80. Sspt.
- User psranlaBte IS, oab Ospsp nud
ben p6ilippinen gdunOt puroe? Gpue
pernsur HooI oIepelt Iu9t, er lei es gene
len. Gsnator prootor Don 8ermont
faet: vNein, id bins gepeisn!" unp
iebt bebauptst Warine SetrstdrSong
na9 elmer GouIsrsn5 mil prdI Iioent
Mc8inlep, bab Dem Marire Oepar<
tement pas 8srbisnit, ben ri4tissn
Mann fir ben rihtiesn plab gsfunben
gu baRn, gebiibre.
Die 5rase iit nidt 70 unpi6fis, pIs
lie benz 2aisn, Der WaIbmeton's gs@
beime 7Fdoen ni6t tennt, erFhstnsn
mag. Man Denfe nur: Der Mann, auf
bsEen 8sranlahun9 bin Otpsp nad
ben pbilippinen bsorOsrt tDuros, tann
au4 9lnlpru9 barauf erbeben, oaB Der
5elb BON Manila our6 isine 9ulfe
aum Momiral tpuroe, uno Dab sIse1,t@
lid ni4t Oetpsp, fonDsrn ibm, Der Sc
mem ben gpIien DerT4affte, Der Greoit
fir ben sroBen SeeIiss sebiibrs.
Sefreidr 2png's 8ebauptung, oaB
oas Marine Depdrtsment OepsD
,entbsdts, sntbdlt bic 4nbeutuns Dab
oas Napigations 8iirsau. nit anosz
rem Worten Gpntre NOmiral Gropnz
in56ielo, bic Accommodating Dem
ep's na9 .aiisn peranlabt babe. Wsnn
man nun bic in Der GDntroDsrIeSamp=
ion S9lep selisnb ssmadttn Qrsuz
mente auf Oepep antpenosn pollts. 70
mare gropniHbielo Der fpirtli6e9slo
Der 5ssT6ldtt Don Manila unoOspsp
babe nur DIE RplIs zines Shlep in ls>
nsm aampfs as!p;e!t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01

9ieie fiir $3.50.
9raus 9pmeIpun 9lnsiige bic
nsuen Sadet 6aeons = 6ront uno
Ruden ensIibeno uno Saillsn antie=
geno. Die &lesorDde 5inD na9 ben
tbeueren Sorten nlobsllirt. 9lne popu=
ldren Tarben pertreten $3.50
Glesalft tie fir $3.50.
@om Sdnsioer sefertisIs Nnaiise -
300 i'm 9an5en = ourbtpes nit Seib,
gefiittsri; sSadeis burdtpsa nit SaIz
feta Seibe sefiiiterI; Die feinIten uno
bsiten 8roaDclotbs, gbspiots, 6ome=
1puns, 8enetians unb WoxI1eos. Denn
anoere 2doen lie iiberbaupt baben,
muhen SR - ba fir be5a6len. sic
lino es pertb, absr mir fproern
nur $12.50
9ieie Mdntel limb $3.50.
300 elegante &leiounosfIde aus
&srlep, Worieb oosr Gbepiot, ale nit
5aHeta Seioe gefiittsrt. Sic f0nnen
anoerstpo I6res @leiden nidt unter
$1,000 taufen. Msrfen sic
auI, unIer preis 1T nur $3.50
Mdntel=Spe5ialitdt sm $1,000.
Uue aus &erIep uno ale SIS ipertb.
Die bsften WuHer, nit ppppelreibiaen
rGor= "5ronten unD neusn Riidsn ae=
n'aht; Sammet : GnOpFe, perlmu!isr=
3nopfs nno INIT fsIner SaffetasSeibe
geFuttsrt.
Sine ipe;iclle Ciierte
BON 0oIi=G apes.
Sir ausrlei @sfsaen6sitsn - b!au,
grim, neu prFOro, grau unp |9par5,
uno !dpar5 uno tpe;bsn @bsd5 = 70
fleIDIam uno elegant, pie fs Tsin fDnz
men, NIT poer obrs beiraniie 8sTGbs,
Circular 5lounoe, 1pbs Siurmfragsn,
3apu5e uno rHepers;" mir BADEN bic
felben BON $12 bsrunter b;5'
Shiuarse Stoficn.
@smulterte Ntlas Grepon, 48 3on
Waare, in ben neueHsn, lt0nren Muz
iiern, eine Hrift $1.OO Nualiz
tat. Die Yarb gu. 69c.
Gnsl:T6e fhparae Grsppn, cine
pra9tpolle Nuafitdt. 9luspa6t poQ
ber nsusItsn MuTier; cine $1.25
Sprts Csc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01
Es 1ttadit Reinem 2lnter(6teo

fir uns, pb SieSrabit4Waoren foroera
unb uns in fleinen ipD9entli6en oosr
monatli9sn 8etrdgsn, ooer ob Sic in
@aar be3ablsn; Sic iinb gu S6rer
'glustpabl pillfpmmen. Wir lsgen
Sbnen bas fsinIte Ihprtiment bon
Waarsn in Mdnper<, 5rauenz uno
&inberz&lsioern in Baltimore CUR
iWusipubl Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01

-
llfTen6eIimer 1sin 0aIeln ourh e;ne
lpobigs3ielts 8usel gum I5i9luB.
-Gine @rs3iin psrgiftst li6 nit
BARRIER Grim.
Nep gorf, 50. Sept. J;rn
bonn getriebe uno benz SsItiubel Der
GroBItaot Fat lid Der 80 Sabre ate
Sacob llffenfRimer bon 90. 938 erlte
2lpe., Manbattan, geitsrnRadmittag
am @rabs ie;nss 8aters i'm Union
Sislb 5risobofe an 5reIb pono Roao
unb gDpreb Nps. e;ne &ugel Dur6 ben
8opf gejagt. Gin 5riebbofspdrtsr
fdnb bic nod purme 2ei6e unb lIsB
lie roh Der Morgue in TiAmono Sin
bringen.
Sm Belize bes SelbfmDrpers fanb
man eire goloens llbr nit astts, sinen
Oiamuntring uno $19,SS in baarsm
@elbe. Gin an 50. ungsr, go. 537
.Sf S3. Str, Manbattan", aoreTlirtes
S6rsibsn eiebs bic 2l6Iiht uffsnhsiz
mer's, Iid oas Gebsn gu nshmsn, tuno
uno enttGlt bic gemarlpne, oab gsnug
@slo gu sinsm anTtdnOisen 9s9Tdouis
porbanosn lei. uebsr bic Motipe, Die
ben Mann gu Dem uniel:gen S4ritte
g.orGngt, 1T ni9ts bstanrt.
eoSn ibrer Wittpenpo5nung in go.
398 groabipup fat Die 78 Sabre alts
5rou Murtba S6aefsr ihrem 2e6en
burd @er|6ludsn elmer OoIis Barrier
Grin e;n Gnoe eemadt. DIS ibr
Wlan ppr II Sabren Hurb, pies Die
6rau Das2lnsrbietsn ibrsr perheiruthsz
ten Sohter, ibrs alten Sage bei tbr gu
psrlebsn, 3uriid uno ba5og fir Iih cine
@ohnune BON atpet 3immsrn. 9ier
lsbte lie till oabin, podenl1ng fpra6
iis mitgfiemano Elm Wort. ImOonnerz
flag frIh iab man lie gum lesten Wlale
am 2sben.
9lls 1te Bis esItsrn Mitiag nod niht
auFeetau6t mar, bsi6lob ibre Wistb5z
frau 5rau Stulpf. bic Sbiirs CUR
Slide gu erbre6en. Sm S6iaf5lmmer
foEo man bic 9reiIia nit ii6er Der
8ruFt sstrsu5ten Nrmen toot i'm Bette
lieaen. Dorebsn Fanb auf einem Stubl
eins Safe, Die eins 2Oiung bon Barrier
Grim sntbalten batte. Sn elmer S4ubz
laos lag Elm 3ettsl nit fo,9snoer, in
Osutf6 eefriselter 2egsnoe: sd bin
70 pisl bstrosen porosn, oob id bon
oisier Delt gsnus bstommen babe.
@ppobpe." Die &inber Der often tperz
ben fir bic 8eero;gung Gorge tragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01
prosramm 0ss ffass.

Grftr Sbeil
Gubnsnlp:i5,, y ubr Naemittaos.
G5titz Syissnt Sor. :. Melamct
l. Mlitdr5 dr5RIpele-SubelzG 81 uptrtiirs gStb.r
3 SigriBung Der edrc
ebrcu=9rdHOsnt Asr. Grnh s6utibsr.
g. 9:sribungs Gbor JrOmul
vNer. Sduecr" unp 99intsr's Militdr=Sapeu,
T. gSelbedtt, dus9siubrt pom @om;te
Anprabs BON sorn. Grans Jaltl, 9rdTOent
DER r9er. Sdnger.~
D. Wahtnbor-rSas otutibe Sitp~ q. &alliwcoa
g. Nupsrliire - r5ld;ltau3" MtnerbYr
y8nter UMIitdr=&apea,
T. Natonal7&lanos uno MslOoitn 4. 9Snttr
3meitsr Bell
Gouiert, II l1br Ib:nos
Wiiltdr z&upels Don 10 Mufferu
QroI. Souls 9Sinter Siria,nt
l. Suocr'iir., IganOitsnsStr,bt" Sups..
2 Qotpourri, -8.r 5reiidis" g9ebsr
B. GornaFSolo, rDfpreeuzanoabt Suppts
or ibto. Sietsrib Csaltimors).
9ariution fiir Glarinstten, giccolc uno sartpn.
). Qptpourrl, pSie oussnottsn~ Weperb:eG
g. TefrsOe,
a6tb. aaauo sartbOot BON miHouri.
z. SrsmbonsaSoIo, soalsIene=qolta Il Map oase
9r W. y. &alisr t9biIaOslpba)
8. Gorpourri, p5annbaui,r4 9Soausy
9rittsr sb.tL.
8 llbr abeuos.
l. MarIb, ,G.ntsnnial4 n.rb..t
= N'uhehDpr' Yer 1roDe 99au0trsmdHn1
.ger. sdHa.r.. ar. o msam,t 5iris,nt' 'sa,r.,''''
.. Ypran1iOen 8auttn D.s ~Sunior pprampsn:
Slubs,1 or. S. @ruRamolo Sir.,tsr
4. aurn ll.bunatn, ausgsiibrt bonn Surupsreir
sgerparts," sor. Sobn 2orstt 9urnlebr,r.
SHrn=utbun0sn, au5seitbrt pom rGcrmaHa:
Surnperein."
5. G.tr.o.. a6tb. Ssbn g. Qens BON Cbio.
o. Maifsn6or, pOfo Ssntudp oomt"
=; Ban DER Studsr
Wahtrbor, ssSenn 3psi fb gut Fnp" Rrtmi.l
Z. AHnsrsurf, "Stbtr uno GauerH D.. Suppe
Stlonoers Vnrtebrune.n fns aetrciien porper
1nr SsTotaerune Der @dts nab Dem rGlsctriez Barf'
rnb suriid.
DaS Gomife.
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6off<Gdpes.

sSe3iel1 - edOttii6e 9laib @olfz6apcs
aus sipeiieitigcm 5u6, in bcllsn ooer i6ibten
Observation-Disclosures, nit ausee,adter ipaniitsr
Tlounce orobsr Doppsltsr &apu,e uup bobem
bretsr 5bneio,rspStt6ins" b,recrib= SsS 40
tet. Sp.,eller 4rsis : .DcsfC
GOT i=G apes fiir M Il D d n. Sir ben
Sbulqebruu6 pafeno. Sic iinp 10 ibOn, lpie ir=
qeno @tiud5; aus 3lusiieiigsm SolfzSu6 in 5arz
Der aapu,e uno bobsm arug.n sen,abt, nit pers
qelOctTn RnOpien perisbsn Sic iinb SSS OR
ed)te gQrQaius fir SCos oo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01
3cmeD=6eier iein llmglud.
Wm. Mattbstps fu6r als blinoer pdfs
fagier auf sinem 5ra6t5uge un1
ipurpe aet1Dtet.

l~S'~~ NJ y
ipuros gst5Dtet. {
Ypnfsrs, N.zD., 30. Sept.-9s1
aisrDe, Den 9slDen Der gfdtion, 4bmis
raj Ospsp, gu Ieben, fii6rts ben 3oo
BON Wm. Matthetps, oeIfen Wobrlna
Ir. 60, SlatsTtraBs, Concord, WsIp-
SampIbirs, mar, ter6ei. SIN rSk
Sobns 9oIpitul" ldrb sr 9sltsrn
Morasn uno ersd6lte Dor fstnsm 1obs
bic 9ei6i9te isires nngliids. Gr hatte
tsin @eso urp beT4loB, 10 gut ME es
alma, Isinsn geftimmungsori 81 srreis
den. Is Minutsn bon Der SiaOt, bN
sr 10 aern srrsiht bdtts, er,ilte i'm iein
S6idTal Gr purbs ns6en benz 0es
lsiIe Der Suolon Ripsr 8abn, raM
9lsnapopb, nit abgsIanittsnsn gsia
nsn BON aipei jungeR 2suten s.funpn,
Die ben Yabrtpdcbter Don bsm una
aliidsfa(s DerItdnoiatsn. gr Iast&
bab sr auf einsm flahen Jra6tDass
gpn fab uno BON orei WiGnnern obM
Warnlms bsruntsrgsltpben tpurbs.
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ssrcimiflig in ben 3no.

9tuf benz 9pa5s Ieines 8attrs bringt
lffen6eimer Isin Oaisin oura e;ns
ipobtgs5ielts aussl Sum I6i9luB.
-gine @re5iin psrgiftet ii6 nit
YariS,r Grim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01

@id,tise Bargains in scioe
BON Scr 9tmftipn.
BON ar ben 9du|ern, bic bei Der
lsbts Wo6e in Nstp Yort absebalts<
men Iutt!on BON Ssibenfoffen pertre=
ten tparen, aparen mir bic er0Btsn&dllz
fer. Ils ReIultat bieten mir bic fol-
gsnosn unpergleihliden Wsrtbe an:
1S=5Oaise, gang feibens Qtlasz
Ou4ei1e SOC.
24z5Oaige I6rparos 2ltlds=
Ouhel1e, pertb ST! Die Yaro 75c.
22z50Gige Idipar5s Mtlas
peau be Spie; Die $1.25zSorte S9c.
24z5olise !dpur5s gllas 2u=
rors, $3.50 Quatitdt. Die
gato. $lUo
24z5O(lise Tdparse Gaibmers
@ros Grain Seioe, tpertb $1.25 95c.
22=50l1ise f9tparSe Saf,tta Seioe,
eine feline Nualttdt, bic Yaro
on ooc.
27z5ollise Idtpar5e SaFsltaz
SeiDe, Isbr reid, bic Oarb 75c.
Cine srosartise spe,talitdt III 9sc.
@sraoe 10 Stiid. vprint 8arp"
Safetta Setoe, a(e bic bo6mppsrnsn
Nopitdten, bic importirt purbsn, um
fir $1.50 Bis $500 auf Der 2luttipn
gu Derfoufsn. Die Yaro
D" JOG.
NMammutb @crfamf
BON id,iuarscn stuiicn.
sf,par5e @toffe Iino einer unIsrer
ltarfen punfte Wir taufsn lie ri9tig
uno pertaufen lie riatis. @;nigs fpsz
5isu CUTE Oinge fir sic fir morssn.
1000 Daros san5 ppGsner fran5DIiz
tAer Serge, 36 sou brett. @lsi6s
Auulltatsn Iinb ni6t importirt, um iie
fir tperiser als 39c. gu oertaufsn. Gin
Gslegenbeitsta1T sibt fie Sbnsn
fir. 225c.
1900 yorOs snsliTdsr e6sDiot, 50
3ol brett, nit 0ampf gsfdrinti, uao
poIiIip san5 DoIs, rssuldrs
SOC. Quuliidt. Die garp 3sc.
Seioen Mobair ,Sicil;an, 40 3oG
brett, mil Iebr 6pbem @tar5s, @ine
75c. Sorte befomlnsn Sic fir SOC.
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Sud6en-S6uC. Nusiide.

len,m Wateriai, sinidlisblitb i6tuur,su Gbspotl
uno SriOro=Msirunesn; sinipe nit noppcltemSi
uno Ruieeu; Gr0Beu pon bis Ii. Nbt Elm In
sus in Der Yarti., Der ni6t Elm Bar cd n(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01

Die M uno geie pstsr Die gep0lung Baltimore unsrs
Mngebo In5ugn uugenonn fat if grnuibiaung bic
mir erpurn tonnen On auf gn5nben urd enge
gu fassn eab mir Die sisn6asn rtbs Der @iao uniere
9nues ba6 bic 3ummuue pubfums bic arobaot uro bette
gmpfsbiuns bic irgenb eins gSuars sspnnen fonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01

Wer fih eins@sfa br rsal
ausmult, pergrObsri lie, per hr rubiA
in's @uge fhau!. ipiirpiet lie, per i61
furditos entaeaentritt. Ibsripinb.t EA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01
Mpti, fur Die Spiritupien 8leinbaneler ppu
~ SnIfin,crs Is puutp.

NG. Spirituoer ReinbduOlsr Don BALTIMORE
Gountp perosn hermit aWigsiOrotrt, Der 0eramnz
lung oes r9cr.ns Der Spirituotn &einbdnol.r bon
Baltimore Gountp" beljupobnen, Die AM Il a d It u
8 onner It q. NadmittaQs llbr, IN Dliart :
Soalc" an 99,it<2 Strait ubaebalten ipiro.
e9i1tie. Q3eibdie liee,n iur Rsratbuus Dor.
Musuff Neil, Yrdiioent,
(2-4) 6arvu Bpslep. Setretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01
Nmd6e1tzShute,

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-01

gnituIiaIif9s Spatiunsn fir ben
Siessr bon Manila. - Sin ST.
renzgsidsnt Der StaOtNetp>yort.
- 8ei Dem Sriumpbbossn am
MabifpnrSquare nimmt 0etpeD
Die Hepus iibsr bic Yarabe ab. -
8einobs Elm panif.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-06
DOUGLAS WAS
IN A DILEMMA
No Escape From Breach
of Promise Suit.
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

SANTA BARBARA, May 5.-The first
action in the Connell-Douglas breach OF
promise case since the filing of the SEN
sational suit week ago was the near
ing before Judge Day of the superior
Court to-day of an argument IN ueHlur-
rer by the defendants attorneys ne
demurrer was sustained and ten Gays
given in which to amend the complaint:
The attorney for Donald ConneII, the
laborer who sues Mrs. Douglas, the Wl1e
of one of the weaIthiest men of Santa
Barbara, for breach of promise to marry
are preparing to fight the case to the end,
and apparently the defendant ana neF
aged husband are every bit as deter
mined, for they have employed the best
legal talent to be had in the city to De
fend the damage suit and fight the cILl ciaiLn
of COnnell for $50 ,000 the sum he thinks
would be sufficient solace for his wound
1t has developed to-day that by the
marriage of Millionaire Douglas to
Louisa KeuJZler, his nurse and house
keeper, the venerable fnancier avoided
suit for breach of promise that would
have been probably more interesting TO
the gosspS than the present one. After
Louisa heutZler had thrown over Don
aid ConneH and for the second time her
name appeared on the records of the
County Clerk as prospective bride, TINS
time to become the WIFE or Freqerlck
Douglas, the family and frlends OF MI
Douglas interfered to prevent the mar
riage.
A lady whose identity was never known
here induced the prospective brlde 10 az
company her 10 San Francisco, and while
there turned her adrift, saying she had
been instructed by the Douglases TO as
charge her from the, family service, ,,as as
they were dissatisfied with her. Louisa
KeUtzler was too wise to be so easily de-
ceived. She returned to Santa BarpaFa "a
and Immediately began proceedings 10
compel Douglas either to marry her or 10
pay her damages in the sum of $2o,OeG.
Douglas consulted her attorneys, teIllhg
them that he, was willing to NARY marry d6S tns
sons we're placing obstacles in the way
Of his doing So It is true IN MAXIM t5i case oase
love. assisted by two clever attorneys, dlo
find means to bring about us eInrt enuStt
The old millionaire and his serVaht
sweetheart were quietly married fba eitv q6g fog
a brief stay, Thus was the first, breach
of promise suit averted, but It bToughtIfI j3,tII
on the present Connell. the laborer' VIII
fight the case to finish. ,.+
Frederick Douglas is one OF the oeSI f79
known photographers Of the, west. ne H
is an authority on Greek and Hebrew, IN
which he is often consulted by schoidrs
fa,
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-06
IMP MAY Be THE
PUBL|C'S CHOICE.
Big Field Carded in the
Metropolitan.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, May 5.-Although the
racing season in New York City began
over fortnight ago at Aqueduct the real
opening of the sport will be tomorrow
when the gates of Morris Park will be
thrown open for the spring meeting of the
Westchester Racing Association. The
chief event on to-morrows card is the
Metropolitan handicap, and sixteen are
announced as starters. although baker, S
dozen is more likely TO be the number to
face the starter. Nearly all have been
highly trained and some of them have al
ready shown considerable speed at Aque-
duct.
Trials are more or less deceptive, but
Don de Orc is reported to have made the
distance in a shade under 1:41 while oth-
ers have done no better than l:42. Ihere
was, however. a strong feeling at the
track to-day that the fast Western mare
Imp would be the favorite,, and that the
horse that beat her would have to make
new track record 1t was generally
conceded that the race was more open
than any that had been run in long
time and hints of surprises were in the
air The entries and weights follow:
The METROPOLITAN witherS mile
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-06
$50 . s.tac.cs.os.oos9e

flags. 1t has been the custom here for
many years during war time to designate
the ownership of deserted property by af-
fixing to it one of these flags. Consider
able German property is located around
and inside this fort, and this captured
German flag was doubtless used for the
purpose mentioned.
1t is reported that a large consignment
of arms arrived to-day from Sydney. and
that they are to be distributed among
the Tanu men. For the past ten years
It has been the desire of the powers to
fast eXpending their ammunition and
soon would be quite helpless. 1t is sin
gular to note that the very powers which
have long deplored the strength of the
Samoans now seek themselves to add
to it.