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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-30
Of deadly work and the last shot had been

fired
With loud cheer and shout from the
Gordon Highiauders Of What price Ma
JLba2' our men dashed down the opposite
incline right into the heart of the Boer
position. with bayonets fixed. But the
white ffaS stuck into the muzzle of a
Mauser. was already flying in the lager
and the officers checked their men I'm mid
career.
No praise can be too high for the COURAGE
ana self-sacrihce Of our officers. Their be-
havior was worthy of the finest traditions
OF the British army.
Iheir courage was not mere rockies sness
but deliberately calculated with the Object
OF encouraging and directing the men who
Followed them Yet it is only just to the
RINK ahG NE TO say that they would have
advanced as steadily on their own initia-
tive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-30

lnvahds the world over are given their
oread IN the form of toast. The Law world
Is generally quite ignorant of why this IS
Iehe- IL Is because toasting bread until II
becomes brown largely converts The starch
INTO dextrine, and hence, SO far as the
brown portion is concerned, one OF the pro-
cesses of digestion is gone through before
me bread is taken into the stomach. 1t
will be found that the thinner the slices of
bread and the mere thoroughly they are
toasted the easier digestion will be. and
when all portions of the slice OF bread are
thoroughly toasted-not burned. but still
changed to a deep brown colorN-it will be
found to be still more easily digested than
ordinary toast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-30
OPTION EXTENDED.
Mr. scanlOn Still Hopeful of Securing
Control OF the Senator'S

The conference held last night between
MIR. Earl Wagner, part owner Of the Wash
ington Base Ball Club. and Mr.. Michael
Scanion and his associates. who intend to
puy the team. came to naught. The one or
more moneyed men who, it was expected,
would give substantial backing to the ven
tcre, failed to put in an appearance but
Mr. Scanlon has not abandoned the pro-
Ject He secured further extension of the
option from Mr.. Wagner, and it is now
stated that definite action, one way or the
other, will be taken by next Saturday Mr..
wagner told The Evening Star reporter
yesterday that he would call negotiations
off last night if definite action was not
taken. but knowing the energetic and sin
cere work Mr.. Scanlon has put into the
movement he agreed to wait until Satur-
day for final agreement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-30

There is a lesson in this which may bear
evil fruit in the near future.
The total white population of the whole
of South Africa Is approximately SOC, 600 of
which 432 600 may be classed as Dutch and
3SSo00 English, in sympathy. at any
rate, if not by birth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-30
ITS FIRST DEFEAT.

Light Infantry Basket Rail- Team
beaten by the COrcOran Cadets.
The crack basket ball team of the Wash
ington Light Infantry was defeated the
first time this season, and the second time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-30

Madge--''Pa, that nice young fellow, Mr.
Downing, Is awful fond of kissing"
Pater-"How did you find that out, you
good-for-nothing girl?'
Madge-''I had 1t from his own nps, pe"
-Tit-Bita.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
Gnlnntenhrief nus Maniln.

SrbiQe $. MiIer bon Mlentopn,
3d., Der gegenpdrtig BEL Gompugnie
., 1. Nebrusfaz Aegiment, in Manila
beat, bat unter Datum Oes 27. Sc
bruor einen Brief an feline 6reunoe i'm
.8epItone Wtbletic Club" 9eI3rie6en,
in pet6em er Tdgt:
rGompagnie . TT TOeben bon einem
b~lutiQen S9la4tFelDe 3uriidgefsbrt.
S9 bin beina6e eri90pFt. Nir BADEN
Bic SoIurgenten stpa feds MeileH
tur6 6a8 19limmTfe 9eitriipp geiagt,
bas i9 nod gsfe6en babe. Mir BADEN
Tie Dor einigen 5agen perTpren9t, unb
ba gluubte i'd, iie piiroen Ii4 bas sur
Warnun9 oienen lahen, absr i'd fur4z
te, mir miiTen Is bod am gnoe ale
oieberI6ieBen, ebe es Ru9e giebt. 9as
1T aum 9er3peifsln, beun es p~er3Ogert
unIere Seimfs6r. Sd D0rf absr Ni4ts
Eoaen, benn ba beiBt es glei4: nHd,
0u bQ{t'g ia ungefangen. De- ioqssf
0u bod audi bleiben Biz gum grbe."
SD babe ben srlten @4u gefeuert,
Der 3tpei t0otete, dber i4 battle telne
@6nuug, baB mein @duB ben Sob
SouIenoer our 6olge BADEN tpuroe.
G5 f6einf, ul5 6dtten bic Sniurgenz
ten buruuf gepartet, baB Elm S4uB
faGs, benn in t%peniger, dls elmer bal0en
Stunbe battle iebes umerifa0iI9e HegIz
ment ale 5dnbe bon, um ii4 9e9en ben
Seinb gu pertbeioigen.
Der &f fling UNI 8u6r Samltdg
Qbenb, ben 4. 6ebruur, on. Die Be
ri9ts am folgenbsn OienItug lagten,
buB 5000 SnFurgenten fampfunfdbtg
gema6t tporben IeRn. 0appn pare1
5000 tobt uno 1000 ~bertpunhei l.
DE Mrbeit berri9tsn mir bier. Nuf urz
ferer Settle limb Bis Oatp bios 78 ge=
tobtet unb 387 berpunoet porben.
SD iiberIenbe einen Yenrp unO Elm
3ebn>@entsTtiid, pie iie bier furIiren.
Sin 0oaar bonn bieligen 9elDe 1T blos
43 Gents in unIerem 9elpe pertb.
Dies 1T Elm 5retiilbsrz2anb
@uer Brief bat mir 9eimpe6 ge>
maAt. Der gan5e 3eitDertreib, ben
mir bier 6aben, 1T NiggeriaieBen.
Wenn uns bic 3eit im2oser lang tpiro,
geben mir binuus duf bic 8erge uno
uben uns i'm S9ieBen. Sur S9elbe
bienen uns Niggers, bic mir anf 600
gdrbs brunten i'm Sbale beruntertSlal@
len. Gs ma4t uns Spab, bieIe aerle
nieber5ui9teBen, neil Ie Die gemslnlter
| 8erle auf Der Weit Iinb. Sic tpmmer
unter Der 6rieesnsflagge Our9 uniere
2inis unb tooten Semanptn. ebe he aHS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

i'm 9ngemeinen in Merico barber
oenft, fpri6t unb = t6ut.
ue6er bic Qu5bebnung be5 Srintz
b0Qeretz2aiters felb7t - unb 3tpar
ni6t Bios in Der einfeitigen berge6ra4z
ten @eiie Der 8erauI9ung bur4
n9ulque" - 1T man 3iemli9 einig.
Qqe5 frdgt Ii6: o8em trifft Die
S6ulb baran?" Die, mod INNER fe6r
grOBe &n3ahl Merifaner, Gpsl6e alien
dmerifanif9en @tnfliiFen un9iinftig
geiinnt 1T. 30gert teinen Nugenblid,
Die 3und6me Der Observation-Disclosures auf
ba8 l1mli6greifsr beg ngantee : Bar
room" 3uriid3uFiibren; uber es lit
lei6t at ertennen, DAB DieIe Nustunft
dQes Nnbere eber, al5 ginItig lit. 0az
rouf apeifeu T4on bic bielen Gantinas
Der Ipanii6en SpecereibGnoler bin. Die
an jeber @de unb Iogdr in Der Mttte
BON ieoem 9du1erz9eDiert gu Ie6eu
Iin6! WabrI6einli6 1tiinbe IS ni9t
b onbers, penn Ii6 niemals GAN
fee : S6anf5immer in Merico aufgez
tbuu 6Gttsn. r5etli9 ge60ren audi
man6e merifanif4e @er3te gu benen,
pel6e in oieTer etnfeitigen 8erfluz
dung Der ganteezW irtH6aften iibers
einitimmen unb lie ouf ben 9rtnb be5
8oiFe5 bon Merico niini9en, unb
mas G6ntihe &raft@B6raTen finb, ME
tie ia nit entfpre6enben localen Nenz
berungen aud in Der 9ef9t4te Der
Semperen5@QgitatiDn Der Ser. Studz
ten 10 iiberrei6li6 bprfommen!
Gpropos Semperen3 : 8eipegung!
@s f0nnte febr ppbl Iein, boB cine Dirt
Semperen3z&reu3u aud in Merico gu
Stanbe tGme; berIelbe biirFte ii4 ie>
bod ME 10 nett berfteigen, ME er Ii4
in ben Ser. Staaten beritiegen bat.
@ines erI4eint fi6er: @0uige Gnt6alz
tung bon geiftigen 9etrdnten, re1p.
p0uiqes @erbot FOLDER, tpiro in MericO
ni6t Diele begeiiterte 8efirn0rter fin
ben. Seitbsm es bier ein6eimi|9e
8rauerein giebt, miro bus Bier INNER
populGrer; auBerDem pirb bier ie9r
biel lei6ter @ein getrunten, unb bieie
6eiberlei @etrGnte birften aud fernerz
bin ni6t tpeIentli4 an @unIt berIieren,
0agegen 1T (tpie f4on a~ngeoeutet) Ell
NICE QlsIi6t bor6unben, baB Elm fol-
der Sempersn5zSreu33ug poripiegeno
Die @eItalf zines 8rieges 9egen ben
,@odtail 4mericano" unb Die Yanteez
@irtbI6aften anebmen ipirb, ebenIo
ME er in man6en Sbeilen Der Ser.
@taaten borpiegenb bic 9eItult zines
| arieges gegen ben bieDeren 9am6ri<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
@cluhnte Su9enO.

Sm SonntaQsb.utt oe5 nGourierz
%ourual" Finoen mir Elm. itpLiitii4e
llebuno, bic einem Shuljurgen in
8pliDar, Semi, 3ugei6rieben piro,
uno bic gu bu6id 1T, al5 odB mir Tie
urieren Qeiern borentbdlttn mohtan.
,3uOem Benefit Tie, Dab e5 OOh audi IN
Nmer:tu pirtli4e &inoer gtebt, unLo
f6on oarum lit Iie Der @%rpG6nung
tDert6. 0a8 3hsma bat i~eOenfoa5
.8elobnte Eugene" ge.autet, un0 Der
iunge Mom bat Die Sa6e folgenoerz
muBen b~ebanOelt:
Sin iunqer Munn liebta Die So61
Ter eirer rsi9an Dame, pel9e cine
GOnoitorei befaB. Der iunge WonT
fonnte bic Sp6ter Der raihen Gonoq=
Dame ni6t 6eirat6en, Oenn er bate
ni6t oenuq 8elo, UNI cine 9uuss
sinri6tunQ gu taufen. Sin I4Ieater
Mann bot Dem iunqsn W}1nne $50,
tpenu er elm 3rinter peroen DOae. Der
iuroe Wana poQte bus 8elo gar 5u
Germ: BADEN, oamit er Die So4ter Der
Garob Dame beiratben tOnne, aber
d(s er in ben Saloon fam, 0a idgte er
3u benz i6le9tsn Manue: sd min
bod fem Sriutep perOen, ielbIt nibt
fir 10 piel 8elo. 6ebe Did meg DON
mir, Sutanl" Ql5 er HadSauie ging,
faro er Elm 9Ortemonraie nit elmer
WiQion 9oqurs in Sob, unO beirdz
f6ete nun IOfort Die iunqe Dame. Die
6o63eit mar punoerI60n, unO am
nG6iien Sage betamen 1e 3piqinge.
9urdus Iitbt man, ouB Die Sugeno be-
Iobnt pir0."
8apiB Iieht man 9ds. - 60 ipie=
qelt T8 in iol6em 8opf Die BeIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
Tns .Glnns i'm 9nih ~

Die beutI6e Noheni6riFt in ben
Nieberlanben bringt cine 8eI4reibung
oes S9lpFes in 5uag, porin Die 6riez
b~enstonferen3 tugeu rptro. Gs betBt
in OieIer S6ilOerung: SIS 1T pirtz
lid cine GtGtte bes 5ritbens, bds
6aus, mo bic RGnner, bic uber ba5
53uitanbefommen o.S @OlterFrieOens gu
beratbI4lagen baben, Ii4 pereinigen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
Sonnen= un0 Re0enI6irmC.

n.nu,,Mrr, ana 5BGttr inOjtr see os Tmbnn, lie $125
epreerarms aus ibHhr 9aHtosdOR ale Garbau, mtG fm6rH Oa3nHt 8rf
@Mrdf. surabsonmi5rme bM8 GTortmtnt Der 6artm, c e.. $500
snm5n, mn i6nors Rs9ribtrmt Grgoanr @rfs t $3.50
munf8ume aus fr6pr gtpntu edoS nit 8H3tn NamF= uO d9antn Srsz o-o
amsrzsonnri8rms ale Gubml gata unO i8N8t it 75c. Bis $3.50
9raprgHaren cine eprduHat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
uOo(c66ore S0irt Woi(ts.

"a dtg Sparemmtm r @mb btmt 6tHnOd 8 f3 nun I'M an SnfnHt lnhr Sang
bonn 0ouptGinoonQ IS andt Elm cornts afrtummt bon perfect bTGttshn uo pMmOn
gomen in uusi8Gbibu Mmn. Sic tmm amun Ruf IN g8ug AMI SGrt8ajh. 9r err
bden IH oufGnog durdt
100 7usrO eNrHRats aus ndbcm 4uus @aOmg Namh uO Qomn. in 0rdMn
uO CuumGrn rurpGo" Gmhr uD 4abs. sic inn is$ 35 peb. Inner Pe5 1T 80.
100 7ukrp s6utGmdfg aus Qunhg, frNgu 2apn5 II T. n,G urfrttr1 nno 4utz
Ten nut DEN Rean '@l0"" V'""""u" V""" ~ i" 49, 6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

riidfe6ren. @ir 6ea6ten audi feline
tpeiBe SABINE mebr, felt mir piHen, ME
binterliTig bic 8erle limb. Sbr tOnnt
Sud benin aud ein6ilpen, mas 9u5 Bel
uns beOeutet; 0as beiBt, nt0oEet jebm
Digger, Der Dem Eager na6e fom,nt
ooer auBet6al6 Der Staot angetroffen
pirb." Sic BADEN audi I4On aus9ez
funDen, mas Der Nmerituner leiIten
fam. IS 1T lei4t m0gli4, baB 1s
balb ben &f aufgeben perbsr.
SBun 1e 0a5 ai6t, Damn perben UNI
Iere 2inien erpeitert uno 4Qes bor urs
NIT 8lei uno 6euer du8gerGumE, gez
raoe ME IS bon Mun.l1 Biz an Bic
Waferperte geI4a6. 0ir perben lie
nod in bic See iagen, I'm bic 0aifiI4s
gu FIEtern. Sic Tdgen, bic Spanisr
bGttan Tie I6dnbli6 be6unbeIt; nun, bic
Spanier baden Tie ni4t 6a,6 I4ie4t
genug bebanOeIt, SEPT T6On mag tein
amerifanii6sr Soloat Ie ul5 9efunz
gene me6r nebmsn, unb er I6ieBt |s BET
Der gertngltsn 8erdnlahHag uber ben
9auTsH neil er peiB, baB lie i'm
meu6iings Iberfaqen, no tie Die Sc
legen6eit finben."
Den 8eri6ten aus 1}anila 5uFolge
1T 6et'm Qus6ru3 Oes Samples Der
erIte S4uB in Der Gompagnie . 0s5
1. acknowledgement gefuleu, uno
es 1T leidt m0gli4, buB MiGer oenIelz
Ban gefeuert bat, tpie er be6uuptet.
@ergeant @m. 8. S9affer, ebenz
fails Elm MIentopner, Der in Dem obenz
erpd6nten 8egiment nit Miler bent,
bat audi beim9ef3rieben unO ertldrt,
M&iGer babe Den S6uB gefsuert, Der Die
5einbI eIigfeitsn nit ben 5ilipinos er@
0ffRte. MiGer unb Elm SolOot, Naz
mems 8repfon, 6uttsn 8orpotnoteni t
unb purpen pom 5einoe b%eordn8t.
WeiQer rief i6nen gu, aber Tie tdmen
rG6er, Biz er dnt9te unO 3pei 5iitpI@
ms nit einem S6uB erlegte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

nusiaFt angenOmmen Fat. Sin 8i56en
me6r GOnIequen3 bonn temperen3lertz
f9en Stdnbpuntte aus piirbe in ertez
rer 8epegung ieoenfaus fteden, ais 1te
in leBterer itedte. 9enn eS 1inb ni6t
Die .lei9teren unb ber6GltmGBQ3iq
6armloTeren @etrGnfe, pel6e in bieIen
Oantee : S4anfItuben in MeriCp Qez
1u6t perOen, unO Bel getpifen @lufen
Der Meritaner BADEN gsruoe bieie
S6antItuben bas getpo6nbeitsmGBige
Iturte Srinfen erIt fa1biona6eI gez
ma6t.
8er54limnert tpirb bic 9etrGnfez
froge in Merico mod bur9 Die 3u6lloz
fen un0erf4dmten Na4Fdlf9ungen
BON 9strdnten auer Dirt, Sn bieIer
8e3ie6ung piro gepiB audi in ben Der.
Staaten 8etrG4tIi4e5 geleiItet,-aber
penn man einen tpiirbigen ameritaniz
f6en @ergIeiAs : @egenFanb fir bic
meritaniIden 8etrdntez9 ontI6sreien
fuden min, muB maj f6on Bis na9
gepiFen umeritoniI4en 9ren3erbiz
1triften de6en!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

SIM Waler Qtslisr.-4ir3z
Ti6tiger 6err: nDas malen Sic oa;
u6d, Elm 8ienentOrb nit 8enen!" -
Maler: Did nein, oas 1T bic alte 5ran
8tuge, bic bat 70 Diel SOmmerIprofen
i'm @sLI6t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Die WabIIofale limb am
Oienfaa nnr BON 6 ubr
moraensbis5 br I6enbs
geDffnet. =
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9rei Geihmiftr berunaIiift.

2onsbols, pa., 20. @pril. =
Sermann Solder, % Sabre aft, unb
feline lie~benidbrige S4peIter Mo1ie
nurbsn geitern Na9mittas in bergfdbs
BON bier bur6 einen @~rpreb3ug Der
rHeaoing 8abn" du9enblidli9 getDDz
tet ur1b ibr fiinfidbriger Sruber 10
i6tper perlsBt, OuB er binnen tpenigen
Stunben ltarb. Die orei ungliidlifen
tpuren 8inbsr bes Bidders s. 80. &06z
Ter, uno 6ermdnn, Der dlteite So6n,
bate, dls sr auf's 2anb fubr, um
grob ab5ulisfern, feine fleinen 81
1hpiIter mitgenommen. Oils er auf
benz Hiidtpege iber Dus 8eleiIe fa6rsn
ppllte, purbe Der Waeen bon benz
3uee sertriimmert uno ale SniaHen
fomen um's 2eben. Der iunee G06ler
bate srft Dor stli6en 8o3en gebeiz
rathet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Sn Dem 9 6mierenHd m ms
IN irtbsbauB. - @af: n8er 1T
Der 9err, Der bort 10 oer3peiflungsDuG
IN elmer 8GFertnoe nagt?" - S9miss
rem SaaufPieIer: nunIer, 8OnDi=
pQnt,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30
..G6nia 9lIeubnl" in Ierifu.

Der @8ilberung zines GorreIponz
benton in Der Stabt Merico 3uFolge
areift bort unb in dnberen bebeutsnOen
merifaniI6en StdOten bic Srinf@un@
mGBigfeit INNER beoenfli6er I'm Ii4
unb bef4dftigt bic Staatsmdnner unb
bic @er3te bafelbIt lebhaFter, als ie@
muls, glei3 elmer groBen 9eFa1r, nell
DE benz 2onoe in Der ndaffen 3ufunFt
brpbe. gngliI6>umeritaniT6e Qugen
finb erfobrungsgemdB lei6t CUR 8er@
grOBerun9 iol4er 0tnge geneigt; Ie@
benFaas 1T Is aber BON Snterefe, Gls
niges barber gu erfabren, mas man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

s8pars Ga aosnnstsRobm1 pa8nOn 59aa8ht dni8rtbG8 1oHS 5000 a-o
$3.50 500 {, $4,000 NM q. e. =. e. . q. . . . . q. . e. . . 800
gRdBe MuQrHme nBe Gbifu, wbe qrhdc @6Hae uo utG Sitter bcBe
Nmn umue tQeum WibGrBi9n WooT, ~ bis ... =. . 900
Nnnnoa, @mpom in i15ncnR oUattn BON Qms ns 3nrbtu Gpbm Qra6hQ Qs
fne GbHons.
amr gouatb on Qtathem @Oo=sna in Dab i8pnj grim mO bGu nit oon tl mo
turmmue uD ftparl
s S%%S s e%@s i% p m T %g M RON E$Is8 &@ %' ~ % $3.50
nrtru-l0WO 0ao5 aTwtrt Spbm, QNt, Sal QOHt De @ar8 uO gut
OGsvdt pn 3 bis 6 3Q BRETT N&tb 1885, Bis 3c Sir &C.. q. . . e. . . e. . &. 12!c.
5000 Qmbs Qt De 9uu, Guu @t SOP Ddbtu mn CREME SPBeJ bon Bis 9
3Q brM; @Wb 400. bsG n . d. . q. .. . . . -. . . e. . . . =. =. zoe
gr2 GmS N""S "S :" %""' " % "' ~' s107
% etatei 8nareQ Ga 9ogugReBG luUtas 0uatMt Is 3a brett 2t 00 fir 93c.
50 Stde qtfhc @anft frWe Re umO G1urs p bis 40 3u brett; @rt5 $50
bis 800 OH 0aN fr e. . . . . . q. e. e. . e. . . , e. . . . e. e . 9c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

BON ber@ - S6auz
ipteter: nOu8 S4eunenba4, unter mel
dem mir Tpielen, 1T reparirt poroen."
S6mieren Director: sd CLAUDE,
Da t0nnen mir uniere nd41e @orltslz
lung ruF;g ais 4u5ftattungsfid an
t%Inoigen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

8eunpbeit fir 10 Gents. gasca>
rsts befDrbern Die natirli6en Sunfz
tionsn Der @~ineetpsibe unb Risren, asr>
ft0ren Mifro6en. furiren 3opH6msrz
5en, unperbaulidfeit unb Surtleibig=
felt. QQe Mpptbefer.
qprill0. WsRiSaBNtt&ipo1es.li4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

9el0fes Brp6fem.- Sat:
mas f0nnen sic uns 6eute Defenders
empFeblen, 9err OberteGner?" - &eQs
ner: r8riinsnAul, gang iT4."-@af
rSlf er a6er aud gang frif4? Mit Qui
muB man Febr DprFi4tig iein." Self
ner: run6eIorgt, SER, psnn i9 fuge,
friF6, bunn 1T er friI9, i4 neiB ia
bod genau, no er berfommt: - Sat
n@irtli4? 4lTo enbIi9 NAL Elm
MenT9, Der 9enaues i6er bic SerfuufI
bes Nals peiB!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

0as febIte no9 Of! = Monn:
vQ6er 5rau, eS 1T ia ni4t benf6ar, baB
9u i9on pieosr eiHen 9ut 6rau6H!"-
6rau: ySu, peiBt 9u, bus 6iiteTamz
meIn tpirb ieBt eben audi moDern!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Sin glei4urtiger 5e6Ger.
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frantten Cardinal : gr36iT6of BON
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ben. 0r. 8remenB ernjoerte telegraz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

5n 8erfolg Der 8etrebungen CUR
GinOdmmuog aGsr 2uIt6arteiien fat
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Rbsinpropjr3 Derfugt, oaB fortan an
ben 8o4entagen ~u6erbaupt feline
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fen, auBeroem Tiatt an jebem nur nod
an je0em 3psiten Sonntag. Die Sol
ner Saal : Better bei6lofen in eGler
@erTammlung, gegen DjeTe 8erfigung
beB 3~egierungs : 9rGIiDenten 6ei benz
W}iniTterium oes Snnern borfeutg gu
neroen. Gire aus 0rei 9erren beIies
btoOe @ommifion mir. iia na6 Ser
lin 6egeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

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Ino Bel einem 8ranoe BRET 4inoer be5
3immermanns 9uettel, Die in Der
@ofoung singsT6lofen paren, i'm
Rdu6e erltidt. Die Gltern paren duf
2lrbeit gegangen. Die Mutter 1T 3eiz
tun4strGasrin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

SIN 80lner 9eri6t puroe mad
ie6std9jgea 8erborblungen biz 0ittz
tpe Critters uno lire 9o6ier, 6r0u
@rDFe, Der 5diIdung BON ROten Der
Song Song u. Shanghai : 8unt I6ulz
big bafunber. Die MuIter purOe gu
BRET Sa6ren @efdngniB unb 8erlui
Der 6iirgerli9en G6renreate fir fiiuf
Sabre perurtbeilt, bic 9o6ter erbielt
Orei MOnate @~efdngniB.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Sm @urter Des 9alais oes Gr36srz
3ogs 8url 2uDpig in Wien f4oB Elm
ungariI4er Du9tpoIten Den 9drtner
R3iba in ben Hideu. Der @orFaq 1T
nod ri4t g~enigeno aufgstlGrt.
Sn 8resldu bat Der 8auunterne6z
mer S4par3 Sel6ItmOrb 6e%gangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-30

Der &uiIer an ben tranten Gr36iiaof
Or. &remenb. - 8rooo in einem
8erlilner 8prort. = 9rei &inoer
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-16
ALMOST A CALAMITY.
Narrow Escape Of q Crowded Car
from Pitching Into the River.

Narrow Escape Of Crowded Car
From Pitching Into the River.
Chicago, March il. Fifty people
narrowly escaped death in an accident
to Halsted street electric car at
North Halsted street bridge. APP
preaching the bridge at q rapid rate
Of speed the motorman of the car
failed to. notice that the bridge was
open. When within q few feet of the
river he barely discovered the danger
and put on the brakes, at the same
time endeavoring to reverse the cleo
trio current. In spite Of his efforts the
front part Of the car ran down upon
the abutments of the bridge and hung
there. One foot further and it would
have plunged into the river thirty
feet below, and as it was damned with
passengers the loss of life must have
been frightful. The motrman, think
ing the car was doomed, warned the
passengers and then jumped into the
river. The tipping of the car on the
abutment, accompanied by the motor
mans warning, caused panic among
the passengers and they made a wild
stampede for the doors. During the
rush for safety four of the passengers
were injured.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-16
.PITH OF THE NEWS
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Comprehensive Review of the
Important Happenings of the
Past Week Culled From the Tel
egFaph Reports - The Notable
Events at Home and Abroad That
Have Attracted Attention
Foreign.

Foreign.
Diplomatic relations between Italy
md China are strained.
England and France, it is expected.
will effect complete settlement OF
their dispute within two weeks.
Application will be made at the COM
ing session Of the Dominion parlia-
ment for the incorporation of the Do
minion Fish company.
Consul General De Leon from Quay
quill, Ecuador, says American manu-
facturers are gradually invading the
cotton market of Ecuador. hitherto
held exclusively by Europe.
An advertisement appears in the
London Times in behalf of a creditor.
inquiring for the whereabouts of the
marquis D'Alligri, the husband of the
late Blanche Roosevelt blanche Tuck
err the American singer and author.
who died in Paris in September last.
The registrar of the bankruptcy di-
vision of the high court of justice In
London has ordered the prosecution OF
Ernest Terah Hooley, the company
promoter, against whom a receiving
order in bankruptcy was issued early
In June last.