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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-20
DEPARTURES.
chr. Blanche and Ella, for oahu.

utpblyf otpltllbNl lJs
Am. schr. Eric, for Port Townsend in
ballast.
Schr. Blanche and Ella, for oahu.
Wednesday, September 20.
Stmr KilOhana, Thompson, for Ele-
ele and Maxwell, p. m.
Stmr. Lehua, Bennett, for Kaunaka-
kai, 8 p. m.
Stmr. j. A. Cummins, Searle for Wal
manalo, Heeia, Kaneohe, Waikane and
Kaalaea.
Stmr. Waialua, Nelson, for Hanalei
and Kalihiwai, 4 p. m.
Am. schr. w. f. Witzmann, b. Buten-
shon, for Port Townsend in ballast
SChr. Concord, Sam Mana, for Paau-
lilo, lumber and gen. mdse.
Stmr. Iwalani. Thompson, for Homo
kaa and Kukuihaele, 10 a. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-20
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.


Per stmr. he Au Hou, from Eleelc,
September 1S.-9 deck pass.
Departed.
Per stmr. Maui, for Lahaina, Kahu-
lui and way ports, September 19.-S.
Ahmi, Y. Kan, Kealoha, ID. b. Murdoch
r. Lowrie, Mr.. Chickeryng, p. Kaho-
kuoluna NJ. Brasch, ID. Petty, Miss f.
Hart, Mrs. f. b. Carley, A. Adams, A.
Chew, w. A. Henshall, Wong Kwai, c.
NJ. Hin, j. NJ. Kaneakua, Loo Joe, Mrs
Self, Mrs. r.. Kalaau, Mrs. j. Papaia,
d. w. Napihaa and wife, Mrs. Warne
c. H. w. Hitchcock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Tuesday, September 10.
Stmr. Lehua, Bennett, from Kauna-
kakai.
Schr. Blanche and Ella, from oahu,
Wednesday, September 90
Bktn. W. II. Dimond, Nelson, from
San Francisco, September /: AZ horses
and mules, gen. mdse.
Stmr. Ike Au Hou, from Eleele, Sep
TENDER 10: mules, 1 pkg. sundres.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-20

A GOOD THING.
There's one good thing when they feel
dry
That business men cannot pass by,
For far and wide it's fame you hear,
They stop to drink of Rainier" beer.
On draught or in bottle at Criterion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09

6dlfte Der 0iitan3 our6flogen bate,
mar e5 alien 3uihauern fl1r, o1B er
Die GOntrO.2 iiber isinen &0rper pecz
loren bate uno 0a5 0lFer niht in Der
riatigsn Steuunq treffan psrDe. Gr
fam na6 Dem Gjntluhen ni2t pisosr
sum 8Or52ain. &.eine 9,utbllieu
itiagen duf Dem DuFer empor, un0
6drrD Heeoer, Elm anOerar Sdu1er.
Itjeg DarauF in ben 9sbdlter Il. brl6ta,
rlhoem er mehrereN}a.t unierqatduht
mar, OouuloIon bcpuBtlos auf Die
Oberf,ddbs. Dd5 8lut f,oB OsmIe,beu
aus Yluno, Ilia, O6ren uno aus
0unosn am &opfe. Gr puroe 70 rd5h,
dls mOalih nlh Dem gGeD gOrter
6oIpita." geInafft, no Die ger3ta einen
S6doel6ruh uuo 9ebirnerIhutterung
conItat;rteu. Die linte Ssite oe5 Sc
Iihts iit Dem unqliid.ihea bolItdnoig
eingeorUdt. Die 2lar3te trtldren, 5ejn
Sob lei nur cine 6r1ae Deniger Stun
ben.
SufhdIer ert,dren, bic BON COnu.os
ion 9straaent Sdyrps 5abe Ti6 i'm
QuQenbljde oe5 Spruaqa5 9elotcrt u.
Ieine NufmertIamteit abge.entt. Der
9erunqIutte III 45 Sabre at i. Dielt
ijber 200 BFunO. Gr Ib.u9 nit furhtz
barer 8epalt ouf oa5 0aTer auf unO
Der 8,dti2 tonnts auf neite iJmtr5He
bgrnommen iDer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09
0r6r 8ahruuasfunirn

@aibington Il, .. g., 8. Mdr3.
- 9ds pom republitaniI4an 9uuSz
Gautus ernannte Glfer Gpnite our
6ormulirunq bon 0Gbrungs @e7eBz
gebunq 6is.t in einem Gomitez3immer
be3 6luies unter oem 9orfB 0es Sc
nsruls 6eaOerion bon Soma cine Sit
3ung, in nelaar beI6loIIen nurOe, Die
nd9Ite SiBung am II. 2lpril in glt>
lanticsSitp gu 6alten, um ounn ben
9un5en Sommer ii6er Die 8Gbrunqsz
frage griinOli4 gu benti[iren. @orber
bate ii4 ein dus Den ReprGTentdnten
5sH0eriOn, Pabna (R.z0.) uno SDers
frset (Sno.) deficiencies Sub@Gomite
nit Den repub!ifanif6en M&itgIieoerR
bes Senats 5Sinan3>@omite's in Der
biuOung geieBt, I'm Die republitaniz
i6en Senatoren 3u beItimmen, in Der
6rage nit Dem 5aus @autus So
mite 9dno in 6ano 3u ge6en, aber Is
Duroen in oisIer 2lngelegenbeit mob
teine oefinitipen 8ei4lu6e geTaBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09

Lt oaB, penn bic 8ertragsmGtte Ma
letoa gepaltIam uls &0nig ein3WeBfn
o3rlu6an. W}ataafa's Regierung ii9
oenno9 bebaupteR uno bic gan8sn On
lein auBsr6al6 2lpia's contcoliran
nIro. SeIbF pann na6 elmer osrurz
tl9sn GntIfeiOung Der N}d6;a piels
9tn8sbora2a Oon 0latuaTu ubfausn, 70
mIto oerIt.6e bannoh cine ii6srpiagsrz
oe U}ajOritGt 1uF Iairtr Seite 6aban.
Der @inEuB Der Gonnpner UfTz
lIons 8eIeuic6aft auf Samoa cor
rumpirte bic 0d6l uno bate bic tenn
Pordre SrItaGatioH BON U}aliRtpa "a
nus oIs 80nig CUR 5oIgs. Die Saz
moaner molten Tjh, ou Ife puBtsn, Dab
gt1taoTa nit acknowledgement U&oioz
1i!dt erpG6lt poroan mar, einen Iol=
htn 8ltrug ni6t unterpsrfan uno er=
bobm It4. 5anus iTt nod elm &nu6e
bon Is Su6ren uno Ttabt unter benz
9lRflu1e DER protsituntiI6en UliIioz
mare, pd6reno MatddFa Rat6plit 1T.
Die Qonbon&r UiIiorGre fijrTteten,
Dab lie i'm Safe Der @rpGFluug N}o=
tadfd's ibr 2(rFs6en sir6uBan piirDsn,
uno truteR Da6er fir 3anu5 in bic
,S56rqnten, s Dies if. tur3 geiogt Die
urla6e Der gan3gn Uirrtn." "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09
Gin 6uuS ais 9cbcnsrrtter.

6obpten, N.zSy 8. YfGr5. -
Trau Ritter, lpel6e in Nr. 205, 8arz
0enzStruBe, Elm &oitb1u5 betreibt,
purOe Ulorgen8 um 3 lI6r bur6 Oa5
@ebeQ 0es 8ern6ur6iner 6unOes gsz
nedt un0 b0rte, ais tie bindbging, um
na6suIeben, parum 0as Sbier beIlte,
StDbnen in Dem 3immer bes &oitgdnz
aers 6earD Dur.ett. sic tpedte ben
8attan, Der in oas 3immer BarIetts
orung, ou8 nit 2eu6tgds gefiiut mar,
pelne8 aus orei R0bren itr0mte. 0urz
lett lag betpuBtlps auf Dem Bette, uno
nahoam Sitter oas @us dbgeoreRt
benu6ri9tigte er Die 9oli5ei, pel4e
8urlett ms ,St. W}arien 6oIpital"
brd9te, mo- man ben Qsbensmiioen nit
bieLer Tube tpisber gum 8spuBtfein
brahte. 8urum 8arlett, Der in Der
5ubrit BON &euffel u. Gfer ungeItellt
lit, SeIbitmoro begeben polIte, lit ni4t
betannt. Gr mar in IeBter 3eit i4le4t
aufgeleqt unO ioa ii6 nit Isiner Slam
me ent3tpeit ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09
Sin nnnr6Iifirr sirenn0 cnah's.
Sin Qufifnb fir or. Nance.

8ri6gep0rt, 90nn., 8. Wtdr3.
- Der 9ro3eB gegsn 1anc1 9uilfOro,
nei3e angetlagt iit, oen SOB BON Gmz
ma Sin Ourn 8ornabms elmer 2lbz
prtion 6er6eigeFu6rt 81 baben, 1T uuf
QnTu6en oes 8ertbsioigers I'm cine
8o9e 3urHdqeItaat pOrDen, I'm es Der
8sribsioigung 3u ermOgli6en, einen
anqebli9 piatiqen 3eugen aus Rem
NOrt 5ur SteLle 81 I4affen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09
GinmaL ~ oft.


fubrt gu bem unDermaioli6sn 9a=
Iultat. H. Sin 8ageitut, pel6es
bic 8e60rOa ni6t erlau6en ioIte.
0eD =0ort, 8. Y}dr3. - Sbos.
9onaLOIon aus 8at6 Bead, SIS,
bstannt ais Der champion 6iq6
Diner, erlitt 6aute, ais ar i'm ,,Wu5i=
Squarez8uroen" Ieinen tdqli6en
5du6eriprunq aus elmer 60be BON IS
SUB m1hte, ihpere 8erleBungan, mel
6e Do6ri6e;nl!2 Iejnan SOB 6er69i
fu6ren DsrOen.
9ondloiOn rsiite me6rers Sabre nit
8arnlm u. 81ils9'5 Sirius. Ssit
einiger 3sit mar er ois6uupt1ttratt;on
in ben nSpOrtsmens S6op, pglhe
QsgenDdrtjq i'm ,maoiIon Suu1rez
Gar0an" i'm Sang: lit. Dort Tprauq
er 3peimal is0sn 3aq Don elmer Didt
unter oem 0aha dngebra6ten, IS sFu5
iiber oeu 8oosn befiaOlihen, tltinen
8ldttfOrm topfiber in siaen nur uht
SUB tiefsn Dafsr6ebGlter 6er1b.
S6on elm ODER 3peimal bor6er trlf er
0as 81fer nidt riatig, Iein &0rper
ialug 81 platt elm, uno er fam odnu
aus Rlie uu0 S6ren blutsno aus Dem
8aF 6arrb Gornii6, Der leBt6:a
bdufig in @erbinoung nit ben 5isIigan
9iftmOrOgebeimnifsn erpd6nte5urnz
lebrer, leitete OisIen DaiIeriport uno
ga6 beute, ME qeD06nlih, ols Signal
fir 0OnaL0iOn's geDagtau Sprung.
Dreitauieno W&eniheu pdraa anne
ieno un0 iabsn, ME iih DOnlloiol,
IdHgiam DorrDdrts neigeno, BON Der
PIattfOrm Esra6itiir3ts. GBs er Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09
9ta6 5nule beDrbert.
2SOrontdte perfaTen GW6a.
Bonn 1. Wfai ait fuirS bic amerifani'
ihe Stfupatipnsarmee nur ans
$1,000 8egulGren beitebcn.

Die Regen : SaiTon urb Bic in i3rem
@eTolgs tcmmsnben 8tantbeitsn
MAIDEN bsn Q63u9 Der 6rsipiai8sn
3ur g}otbnenoigtsit. - 5nterel%
faute gla8ridten aus 9apait uno
Samoa. - Die s6smalige 6apdifz :
i6e S6ronsr6iu lag 6ei'm Q6gan8
bss lsBtsu 0ampfsrg BON 5onoluLu
i'm Stsr6sn. - Or. RaffsL in Sam
Gran3isco angetommen. - Ssine
2tn9u6en ii6er bic ttir3li4sn I'm
ruben in 2tpta.
Bafbingtor, .. g., 8. 0ldr5.
- 0a5 &rieg8oepdrtement ertbeIlte
beute 8efs6l, oaS gegenpdrtig gu Uiaz
tan3ds, Guba, befinOli2e II. gfep@
gorter @Olontdr SSnfantsrie Rsgiz
ment auF 6emSrdn8portOampfer o8er>
lin" na9 Nepz0ort ein3uI3iffen uno
bort dus3umuItern. Dies iit Der 2lnz
fang einar 8stpequng CUR algemsinen
2lusmuferung Der nod auf Guba be-
finbliAeu 8olontdrtruppen, Oa 0ie2loz
mjnitration Der 2(nTiat lit, OaB Ite
ibre Streitma4t auF Guba unter ge>
genpGrtigsn 8erbdltniIIen D6ne 9s@
fabr rebu3iren fam. Der llmitano,
bah bic 3egen8eit uuf Der Syn5el ni4t
me6r ferne lit, piro ais Elm tpeiterer,
ie6r begreiF.iher 9runo fir Die 2lbbez
rufung Der SSre;tpjaigen BON bort dngez
geben. Die 6eimpGrtsbetpegung pir0,
oa Is 3ur 3eit iebr an 3ran8portI2ifz
fen mangelt, neil 70 Diele5ruppen nd9
Den Pbi.ippinen geT3idt tperban mill
len, almdiig Dor Ii6 gs6sn, bod pir0
feline 3eit beridumt perben, uno Ous
piro f9 bemiiben,
Die 9olontdre 10 raid, ais m0glih, gu
sntFernen. Oa iebs5 bisponibIe 5rupz
peni4iff IN 2lnbetra9t Der per6GltniBz
mdBig geringen gntFernung in tur3er
3eit mebrere 5a6rten 3Dii9en guba
uno Dem 2lu5I6iffung86dFsn MAIDEN
tann, 10 Diro es niht iebr lange bauz
srn, big ale 6rsitpiqigen nieOer gu
6auie IinO. IS befinoen Ti6 gegenz
pdrtig ettpd 25,OOO 9olontdre duF
Suba, unO na2 ibrem 2tb3ug psrben
nod etpa $4,000 regulGre umeritaniz
I6e SolOaten bort fein, nm fir bic
ausfiibrung Der BOLitjt Der Qlominiz
tration un0 bic SinieBung elmer ita6iz
EN- 3egierung Gorge 81 tragen. Mun
4dBt, OaB Der 2tb3uq Der 5reipiGigen
I'm l. Wfdi bonenDet 7ein piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09
RADWAY,S
READY
neriaafft lnfnrtiae einbernna

gt1,u RoSiBt5 lmtgrau, oosr ucr05iss Ropfp,5l,
3abuitmsuIu. Rural9s. R5mmati5mus, buHs
Dtb Sbmcltu uuO ebDldt lin RHacu, Dem RH5s
srat OOtr osH 3irrtu gtaDcrotu in Der Gt5crg,s
gtno, 5sitsutsbsH, QHibB,luu0 Der gsltnfs unb
s9mcIsH i,o,r art ialift bic Qppli'atiou BON
&aoTao's Guo7 gslisf ioiortig, Grlsi8tsrung, uuO
o,i,H fortgt'Bt,r @t5rau5 ,iuias sag, lang B,s
Ttrtt,uigt Gin, gsrmau,Htt 6sjluua.
6 bt5s5t iof0rt bic gud,motu 5amr3u, luo,rt
bic Gu1uuou5 un0 iurrt Gon9,tioutH, ob ots
itIbm nun 00u BEN guugsu, Dem Waotu. Ejn0,z
DtjotH. an0:rm 2rtitH o0sr 0u 55.cim5dut,H
burHbgu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09

@0IIFdubtqt @rrbnuuua tuir0 brs
ntrtitQjgt ourh GloDags Qt1u. an Gol1t i5r,r
aUtibtIibitu Ggmib1itsH ftmuirH is bic
2rbU bel N5ion5Gruug Der Sale ur0 0rcu U5T1nl
0ur6 bic gau,uUou7t Zsi. Qltu IN C0ilu BON
lDt bis bier rcqtu RAID bic Eb1taf,it Der gsbrr an
uHo 5tfrtW BEN 4GtitHtsU Dou 0ltH go5UT0U.
Sine ODER lDu 00U Ba6Dag 4ilfu. tagGa BON
Semen qcHommcH, Ddht bJlioi-u Shmcylsr uutsrs
Dorisu lub uuD OtytH Gtbsr ut3r rlbtig futi1ri-t
5liteU bu5 SUitu iH igiHrr BtltlWaHigf.It IND
fbtrU cine gsiuu05 gCr0luuuQ.
Ssn1us Qsoutt. 5CgUtsGHDEgu1 ami icbsr
5aadtd; p Gwi5 gro Saat.d 8u 5s5,H BEL
alien 4p1t5cftrU
GaoDaH & g o., WeD=gorl
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gtfe GonfofiOttte eSppOtGeR
4-prO3enttget 5O'ja6rt8er
@ofOs06ftgattottett
Der
OCrCinigtCn
StrNBCn6O6nOn
un0
G(e6tri(d6en
GOnpagnie..
OOn Baltimore.
. nttrt hum 6. 0ar5 1899.
3tHfen bdIbidbrIidb IabIbar. am L. September
Hno 1. Wfdr3, i'm SanFgsfcbdfte pom
4IeraHber Bruwn & Z1bnen.
WnTffunPp
The CONTINENTAL TRUST
COMPANY, BALTIMORE,

SHit Gbli3dtionsn fnO Goupou=C6l0atiOnm bon
is $1,000 ijr OtH Subabsr, nit Ocm Rr6tt Der Steal.
triruHg oss Rupitals. 5apital uno 3iniu nm
jdblbar in Der. Stauten=Golos sIRuucn, Dtm ocosu.
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gabtn, DtL5c bic Gompagnie 3u iabl,n oocr 5urtds
jubalttH Dcrpflbtct if.
0i;ie Cbligationtn f0nutn ni5t Dor Der gsrfaus
3tit etn9;IOit DtrOcu uHO Fno oefa,rt our5 crit.
mo ciHjig, 6DpOtbef, lUtl3s ron Der ggsr. Stras
b'nbabuz uuO tfsttriiben Gompaguie1 ausgtfeQt
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tbunI, I5rctbrief, uno duotr,s Gig,utbum eritrsdt
Dcl6es itBt Der GOmpagus gsbDrt ODER ipdtcr Don
0tritlbcu srrbtct oo,r cruorbeu rutrotn mag
Die rgertiHigte StraBsuba6u uuo clgftriihs
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frii5er bctritbcn DurosH ron DIR rgatimortr COM
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babu=Gompaquc" 364 g1cileu; DIR p9altimortr
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paguic," 3Sl Msil;u, uuO outr C6lis1tioutu Der
pDt:bol: Riotr= uuo SplrrolU'g 9oiutzStrdbcuz
blbu," 14l Mciltu, iomit ale StruBcububs
mem iur pie 9oiiaQttrs9cfD
ruHa in Der StlOt 9ultimOre uuo
in Der um0rgtH0 umfufituO.
Die FdptaifruHg DER g0crciujgttn StruBsub1bn=
unO sls'triib,n 6ompaqui." if, iUic folQt:
Grts cOriolioirts b1potbetlviib. Golo=
GbGltiOu;H $}S OOO O00 90
4sgrOituigs auiatlaufeue bsDorjugtc
2ltticu I4OO0OONO)
al9 ;nrsus A'ticn 2LOolCl0Ol
3uiammcn $40 100000
2is obqcn CbGgatioH;n Derocu Dcrt5silt, ME
l. Ms 8dcgot, sur Ginloiuno bel
oocr Uor Der @rfdu3cit iir ale
uHtsrgsOroHstsu SiDfonal= 9oHos,
sSabcnturcs" unO Sduloz6crtifi=
tate, uU1tfdDr SlJ. 3OD,UlppJ
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2it grutto=G iuu1bm,u aus Dem iiBt
non Der rg;rsjuiQtcu StruB.ubabHs
Gcmpdgujt" crjcltcu G9utbum,
i'm itpdrdtsu 9ltrjcbt. fir Oas NIT
0a5r b.iruoln ...:. AO623 1898
9etritbs =llufof;u, ejui6licBlib St,uz
cru duf @ruH0cigeHtbum, 9rutto=
t5iulul hmm uuO NIrsu3gu 23n4 G26 *
-
gttto=Fiunahmcu $l,7J7, ,53I. s.
9ic qcilmmtsn UsraHiblaqtu Info
rtI oT r@tr Straben0a9u. s,.i tuio
Gstrn9N &oWp30Ate, eulplsbS
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fs;r b.r,orroo,r,,r c-,hosrfduniocr
in tS+r,krfb,brr : Qluatlcornbsitsu
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@aLtimprc.ohtp.s .ssabn.ssnIletin.

S125 uab g3uibH9ton uuO jurid Sdnttag uuo
'Sonnta0, O;u II. uuO T. Widri. Nut fitr ole
RUtfubrt bis Ioutlp ocu l3 l}dri iut.
2lc ,3tGe nit 2lusuabme pcs rGnDll Si=
lUitcD" ViSI
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- unnunp4
80 51tlle1I,

rein peqeta5tlW5, milo uu0 luB,rIdiF9 5rl1,1
1ur ponRdu0iosu 9rbaumq. tomgI,tsr WbIorDtiou
uuo elmer QciuuOsu HtGi.mlBig',t bar Fuui.gCHH
bcs GorpUs bti. Esislbu b,5ebu ole 5torur9m
Ogs g,ageus, Der gsbtr, gugDcio,, Ii.g:u glaIs
uuO HtronFRrautbsittu.
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JItti0aFInn1Dnl'U
Sit Qcilmmteu UsrlHiblaqt:H Info
ten Der r9tr. StraBcubabU= uHO
cl,'trIibeU SompIGuIe,1 ciulblieBs
LID 3juitu fir ale unttrgeoroHtt:u
CbliQdtjou,u, .U.rOtu bttraJcn ms
pciabr
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RU0mnD'5
3coOO 2cCtef
J}OOUoO'

t"t"5us SlONDA'p~ %HtAiNOhNs gutha
matiSmus, Reuralsie, SopfrDeb, 3abu'
Ucb, 2Iifbma uue NfbrmHotb.
gs furirt bic bcfttQftu e % m era
Btu in elmer big lDauIjl glHuttu. Gitmano
braudt siUe SmHne uadDuu er oitie 2uuoutc 1ts
lttu. g d mtr5tu Ju lttbtH.
SuHerltb b GiH hulbtr bj5 elm Quuger
Gbaeloffd BON in cincm gaie g1lfsr furrt In
DcuigsH MiUutcu Ncibidms8w, Erambit. lauren
Ua0su, S6Iaflofgtsit, y,iariue Eiarrf6c, Ess
isHttrie, G0lH gld5uHgsu uUO ale iunuli5u gts
iAlpgrDgu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09

sin 5srporraQcuo,r Sld0tritdnOiacr
in StrlBcublhH 2lHGtlc9cnbtitsu
U.rluibldqt, ulb ciusr iOrGidltiGtH
Qriiiuna. ooB DtEu Die Slhntu
unttr elmer gtiiuUQ CcrtiHiQ. NM
Die blbfbtjQtcn 9syiuocruuG,E
uuO 9lutcu OousuOu iiHo, bic
erutto=GiuHlbmcu Titr Ods Sdhr be-
tylltu lollttu
gltri1bs zllutoit;u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09

Sit @rutto=Siuulhm,u aus DEM itBt
oou Der rQ,rsjuiQtCu StrlB:nbabHz
Gompdguit1 crjiclttu Gi9sutbum,
i'm itpdrat,n 9ftriebt fir Oos nit
0gm 81. S3Cmbsr lSS cu5:uoc
Qlbr bctruQsu
gttricbs =llutoittu, eJHiblicBlib Stcuz
,ru duf @ruu0CigcHtbuut 9rutto=
GiHlnbmlu uU0 SlctuJtH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09

8uris, 8. Mdr3. - 5eute einqsz
troffene 0epaI9en aus Ioulon 6eItdtiz
cen Die qeItrige Gu9riht, oaB 3D6.f
9Dnumitpatrpnen hintar oem oortiaen
QrienaL Deritsdt aufgeFunoau norosa
Iino, uno oaB sire uHbefannte 8eriou
brai 3eoo.DerihuiTe auf tinsn bei'm
2lrienaI uufgeTteItsn Da6tpoItsn abz
Fsuerte, Obne i6n 8u treFfan. QluBeroem
puroen gegen Z ll6r geitern2lbenO 3nei
ShuFe uuf cine ShiIDp16e Dor Dem
WontelD Wl1ql35n ubgaga6ea. Die
Dd6a Dur0e 3u DIR 0affen qerufen
unO 9atrouiQen ourATtreiften Bic lImz
Qe6ung, o6ne ieoon Den MiFet6dtsr
gu finOer. Der luf 8oIten Ite6enoe
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oaDon lauf&n ia6. 9a5 0laqd3in ent=
bait qroBe GuantitdteR S2ieBpulber,
We.;nit uno 9pHdmit.
5ouIon, 8. 0ldr3. - gs 6li fh
BerausRHsQt, DaB Die 6inler Dem g(rz
Ien1l qefuneaasn 3puamit : 9atronsa
dusldnoiIhss 6a6ritat IinO. Warinez
U2niRer 2odrop BAT in elmer ltntsrrez
o.snq ii6ar Die @rpIoIion i'm qu.bsrz
U}u9a3in 3ugege6en, bah OieIe.6e
pa6rIf.irlit Die 5o.gs zines ger6rs=
6ans mar. Gr ertldrt. es iei m0gli6,
baB Tis Our4 Gin, in ointm PuIDsrFdB=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09
SnOif6e Gompeniution5z
3DIle.

GuGtutto. 8. W}dr3. - 0;c 8sz
gierung bat beI6lofen, nGhIten 5reiz
tag Der legi5l1tiben G0rperI4aft cine
9Orlage gu unterbrejten, pe.6s Dem in
ben Ser. Staaten i'm S{uli 1897 sings=
fii6rten 8e7eB na6gebi,Oet iit uno bic
Regierung crmd2tigt BON auen3utcrz
importer, Delde aus grportprdmienz
Gdnoern Itdmmen, GompenIation530ae
81 er6ebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-09

@uncpuDer, 8.zg., 8. W}dr3.-
goitna6ri6ten aus 5ien Sin, Gbiru,
ergeben, oaB DOR Dem peit.i6en Sbore
Der erpG6nten Staot 200 PerIonan
bura ols Sis Der orei bort 3uIummenz
Itr0men0en 6,iiFe bra9en, unO OaB
1O6 babel ertranten.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-26

neighboring towns. In this particular
region but few, if any, fancy baskets
or other articles that are made simply
for sale as curioS are to be found. In
season they pick large quantities OF
berries, for which they find ready safe.
Many of the Indians carry on farming
to limited extent. while nearly all Will
work by the day fer other farmers. BY
these means. together with hunting,
trapping and fishing, of which they are
very fond, they gain for themselves a
fairly good livelihood.
Man.r Of them dress in our costume,
especially the younger people; While
some of the older ones still wear mecca
sins and other typical Indian a00arel
At present the baby is Graded IN a
hammock, ingeniously made by folding
a blanket upon two ropes, which are
held apart by means of two sticks. For
merly the cradle-board was used, and
many of these still remain, some OF
them having been in use within the
past decade. When the cradle board
was used it was fastened to small
tree. which, being bent by the weight
gave a gentle springinS motion ana
soothed the baby to sleep. The metnod
of binding the child to these cradle
boards caused the back of the head to
become somewhat hattened, and the
skulls found in the ancient graves OF
this region show this deformity. The
mother now carries the child on ner
back. and holds it in place by drawing
her blanket or shawl around 1t and
tightly about her own shoulders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-26

consciousness, and is, as it were, placed
in a state Of artificial Information. but
the functions of organic life remain
the same, and when the animal recov-
ers IL seems merely to have been
asleep. Many physicians believe that
the fatty matter in the outer portion
Of the cerebruIn becomes solidifed, and
thereby forms a barrier which prevents
the ingress OF cold to the remainder
of the brain. The same is thought to
be true Of the spinal cord; but if the
frost once solidifies the cord, recovery
is impossible.
THE FATAL TEMPERATURE.
1t is also uncertain at just what
temperature fatal congelation takes
place in the human body The aver
age temperature in health is 9S.6 de-
grees above zero. A fall Of two or
three degrees causes great discomfort.
and drop of twenty degrees is consid-
cred fatal, although there is one case
on record where a man recovered after
his temperature had been reduced to
seventy-five degrees above zero. That
temperature, of course, was taken with
the bulb of the thermometer under the
man tongue, and, doubtless, his ex-
tremties We're icy at that time.
Death from excessive cold may occur
in several ways. Slow and continuous
chilling, as explained before, drives the
blood inward, and the victim is said
to die of congestion of the brain. But
if the chill is great and sudden, the
blood rushes to the eXtremities, leaving
the brain bloodless, and the patient is
said to have died of cerebral anaemia.
If badly frozen man is suddenly re-
heated death follows from "embolism."
That is TO say the carbonic acid gas
leaves the blood, which Immediately
coagulateS. When a man dies of less
severe frost bite it is usually from con-
gestion, but these conditions are caused
by tiny blood clots which form in the
frozen part and then pass elsewhere
and stop the circulation.
a patient suffering from an ordinary
case of frost bite should be placed in
| cool room, and the injured parts inn
MERGED in iced water, or very gently
rubbed with snow. If iced water or
snow cannot be had. the very coolest
water obtainable should be used,
changing it repeatedly until the circu-
/ lation and sensibility are restored 1t
must be understood that the frost has
separated the red coloring matter of
the blood, from the blood cells. In that
condition the blood is poisonous, and
should it be quickly thaWed it would
produce modification. But if sent into
the circulation little by little it will be
absorbed without doing any injury. 1t
is therefore very necessary that the
patient should not approach the fire,
and that the thawing process should
be very SLOW. If both snow and iced
water are available it is best to use the
snow first, and follow with the water
If the case is at all severe a doctor
should be called. If the affected part,
however, can be rubbed with snow, or
water. until the return of feeling, and
can then, at night, be brought into a
perspiration, the injury will in most
cases have been entirely cured, and
no relapse need be feared