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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29

u&Dnnen mir umtebren,
pbne uns benz 9eldhter Der ean3en
Welt or~ssuIsben?" 1T bic 5ra9e, nit
spel6er bic Mnnerioniften iebe Grmdbz
nung, benz 8tutpergieben uuf benpbtz
Iippinen Elm gnDe gu MAIDEN, abfertiz
Gen.. Die beIte Mntlport barauf lam
Der 9rG5ibent Der Ser. @taaten erz
tfsiIen, ben man bod fi9erli9 ni6t
fir unpotriptiI9 balten tpirb. Dieter
bat nieberbplt ertldrt, baB er feline
9olitif 9streffs Der gbilippinen for
mulirt babe, ba er bies benz GongreB
iiberfaRsn miife, unb Bis bieIer feline
GntIdeibung getroffen babe, balte er
Die SnIsln militdrii4 beiebt. 0amit
1T allr 9eniiee bepieIen. baB mir uns
nod gu Hi9ts berpfli9tet baden unb
batter bp1fpmmen freie Wabl barber
be1iben, mas mir nit ben gbilippinen
ibun nollen. Was aber gef6eben ionz
te, boriiber fam MngeITAts Der bortiz
oer 0erbGltntHe ni6t Der geringlte
s3peiFel pbtpdlten. Wtr BADEN ni6t 9ez
mug Solbaten, UNI bic pbilippinen gu
erobern. Sn SoGgs befien fino mir
ee3tpunsen, ben @uni9 Der Gingeboz
renen 3u erfInen, inbem mir i6nen bic
rationale unabbdngtsteit 5ugeIteben.
Wenn mir aber bas tbun, 70 banbeln
mir pie edts Mmeritaner, uno tpenn
Die Welt bariiber la6t, 10 fOnnen mir
i6r in bieIem, tpie in 10 bielen anberen
9inoen, uniere 8erd6tun9 entge9enz
ffelen. (Ginc. 8olfsbl.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29

Gin marines Mnbenten
hat WiG6elm 8dpp BON Der .Sns.
@taats5ettuns" benz 9ultimorer Bum
besridter Bomb, ben er in ben finf3iz
Ger cSabren bier fsnnen lernte, be-
tpabrf. @r erinnert an ibn gelegentli6
Der 2nn6ereien i'm SIDen u. f9reibt:
Ser ein5ise 8unbesri4ter, Der es I'M
Giben au @tunbe bra9te. baB spegen
dbnli6er Morbtbaten @eI9pprene in
8unoesgeri6ten Nngetla9te pi9ulbig"
iprahen, mar Der letber ieither in ben
belfen Sabren se%itOrbene ercbe Bum
besfreisri6ter 9usb 8. Bomb BON
Baltimore, gu befen &reis du9 Noroz
unb Siib~garolina gebOrten. Nls gu
MnFang Der fieb5iser Sabre in ben eben
uenannten Staaten Der @ebeimbunb
Ser uauflurzgIan" feline Morbe unb
morbbrennerzS 9anbtbaten Igegen Nez
Ger unb aud eegen @eibe, bic dig Be
fdiber Der Negsr galtsn, besuneen
bate, ba bra6te es 8unbesri4ter
8oub nit isiner eiIernen Sbdtfraft
babin, baB na9 unb na9 gu Galei9b
in Norb=Gdrolina unb 5u Columbia
in @iib~garplina iiber 9unbert Der
MiHetbGter bon ben @ef9norenen bes
8unbesgeri6ts f9uloig befunoent nun
ben, tpprauf en- bic 8~erurtbeilten mad
3uhtbdufern inn Norben T6idte. Wber
freili9 6alf ibm babel bas bonn Gonz
areB erlaFene vMntiz& uflurS" @efsb.
llnb freili9 battle Bomb f9on als friiz
herer ftaatlifsr griminolri4ter in
Baltimore Dem ean5en Siiben impoz
nirt. Denn er, Der glii6enbe Unions
mann, fpel1er ben 8altimorer Sesefz
fioniitensS hanbtbaten ppm 19. Mpril
1861 nit gr0Bter 5eftigteit enfsegen
aetreten NOR, bate i'm 2aufe oes 8lr=
nerfrieaes cine ebenfo enff6iebene 5als
tung gegerr 8unbesmilitdr : Cont
1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29
SibtOenSen.
ST. Snmes Ghnr6nnR.

SuItimort, Den IA. april 1899.
Tit r~t9uldrsn iibrli6sn Siuien BON Orei uno Elm
bal 81 QrO3snt, iptl6t ben Htpoftorsn an l. Wat
1899 3~ufdaen, fp,r0sH an oieiem Sag. isoem G0nto
& gRGi 1899, 5ur Giutraaune in Die Siider Der ST.
poftoren bereit, unO falls Hibt ee3ogen, ptroeu
~oieielb.n bonn 10. Nai an 3u 3initn bsrsttiet iein.
Staatss unO Staot=5ttusrn ftnD bon Der 9ant
Rpbert 3. Retd,,
n0S II O Of Gdi6rsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29
samffaa, ben 20. Mpril 1899.

Die aGte S6eprie BON Der
eiinitigen 9anbelsbilan5, iareibt Der
@olfslpirtbi4aftler Dom npbllabel=
pbier Sageblatt," 1T beute tpertblos u.
benefit Ni9ts. Die rgiinittge 9dn@
bslsbilan3" 1T fein 9eleg fir bic teiz
eenbe Wo6lTabrt elmer Natipn, fon@
bern es fam bas 9egentbeil porliegen.
9ie @a9lase tit BON San gu San gu
b%eurtheilen. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29
atiarttifsn Mesr,

Die queen anns's eii'nbaba' it i'st bsreit,
Sps3itas grIsi8teruusen ip'g0tn SoHntGSsi4uten,
0roauiiatiOnsn u N. g;Da9rt' @Ss Soot tuiT9
ifbr gt,Hbs. @tqsu 4ustuuit tp.nos man f6 auf
Bier 0r. 81, 2iobtgStrabe' an
Sobn WH. Barrett.
lW,r;r7 1wt io0 Grfuriong=geent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29

8alttmsrt ben q. MARI 1899.
81. iabrli&en 3irfsn BON srei 9roisut.
am /. Gpril fdGig, Dtroen an Sititm Saos ais
eut6ab,u itDsm GOutO siHV.trugtn Duo,n unO am
sstr mad MOutae, ben II. 4priI 1899, sur
Gintraqunq in Ri. 9t~poFt.n=SH6er bereit FIN.
sit Stcbts unO 5tautsftutrn Dsro.H BON Der gani
b,jablt.
(FR6rs27, L Nh) gB. 8. GontIfns, grdFeent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29
Qllhcrt 6. &rnnnt.

&c ftarb am Sonnerftuo, Den 81. apri(, 9.10 Itbr
4berog, albtrt &. BRANDT, ~Q,lisbter &atte BON
emma gronot, I'M Alt,r BON IS Subren. Die Pc
~sroiquns iinost mor9er, Sountdg, 30. gprii,
9adnrittGqs 2 1lbr, pom Srauerbunit. Nr. 1905,
@lifton5place, nabe 9roaonaD, aus itatt. (1l9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29

4us Der 8unbesbouptz
ftabt fpmmt bic Deri9Gmte Inoeuz
tuug, baB man." bas fOl beiben
9anna, 4l9er uno Wc&tnleb, oisSrdz
&c in Grpdsung ge5o9en bate, oh IS
nibt mDgli9 lei, ben &riiitern, tpsl9e
an unIerem slurrei4en &olonialtrle9e
o1erbanb aus5uieBsn baben, bag
5anbperf gu legen. Warum au3
ni9t? Wenn es bereits 10 tpeit NIT
un5 eefommen 1T, baB Der 9elbfot,
adr3 unbetiimmert UNI bic Wunfhe
bes @olfss, ben &urs Der 3egierun9
oori6reiben fann, tpesbalb 1oute er oa
ni6t unbequemen 3ebnern oas Mdll
ftopfen, ober feinbli6en 9ldttetn 10
elm penig YreBsGenTur auf9alisn
t0nnen2 Oieier 5iibler 1T bs5eidneno
unb 9oratterifirt CUR 9snu9e, pte
ferrli6 melt mir es unter Dem Hsgtme
Sanna i9on gebru6t bdben.
(Ginc. 9lfs6l.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29
U9iD0nl Slue SIre'
mad philadelphia une ReWsgcrf.

UHs 3uue DsrO,u nit g]iuti5=gjat bttuatet.
Bcrlotsn 6Gmbtu StdtIoH
(gtrlofsH 4lt. adjudication 4 Ut.nuttn 1poisrI
RAD 0sUs9ort, Bottom unO otm Crtn, an gSo'
hsntagsu, Observation-Disclosures $50, QO.5lSpsIlts
gBaggonl YUrmlttag5, l2.5T, t2l5 Sprlt=gHaGgoa,
3.49, 600 Spelie : gBdggonl gtadWIttdQs, Wv
@beubg dis 3abts, SblGi=g8dQgon BON Dtt. 89'
paIsStatjou, often fir QuHa8ttre UNI 1000 Nbos.l.
SoHntag5, ass, $50 Sptllt=lBa9q ~ 9oImtIIa8S,
(2.l5 SptIitsNaGgoUh BAG, GOO Tptntz2SaQQonl
0d4mittaQg, 900 NbnDs Q.lj Tabts, 0b.aiH
0aQg0r pou Ult. ~Ropa!sotatiou, often tur Yanaf
ei.re nm 1000 A5tH0sl.
Sad buffalo, 600 Abrnbg.
Rad &tIaHtitsGjtE, 1880 9orm., l2.5T 2l5 una
349 Taamtttags.
Wobtntag,n, ass SgttltsNaqaou, b.5J, IlV5h
bait uur bel 0Ilmiugtou, SpelesGSagIon4 9orn.,
1851, 2l5 EpeiitsgSuGsoN, bali nur ttl lSltn'lhs'
TOM, 349, 600 Spslis : @o59onl La9mlI'Gss,
Sptiis : BaggouJ SOrmlttags, Clio SPhlt : 2Sag'
COM. 3.4q, 900 Spite W1g9oH) gIaDmuiu9s,
9'S S,S S0 S.fsi. s+otioTeH en- Der QbuaOeIpbi,r Gi0is
fpr. an WptsutaQa, 800 9ormirtngs, 800, 80
Radmtttaog. eonuiags, $50 9Ormittag5 Il. 500
Ro6mittugs. ~
BAD freDtrid, 7.a0 90rmittags 10 40 uHe
$50 Radmittaqs. QH SGHntagcu, $50 go'WIIIasA
aH So SjoV w aaB1tt,'' $500, 1925 gormtttaas uHS
'4 9o6 "S 61arsfsSn, llO.12gormittags, AIS, A3a
Tnhmittags. - .A.,.
@a5 Mt. Qtro uno 3DjidcuftottoHsn' an 2S29taA
taq,n, $50 gormjttags, 100, 4|C, 5.31 @99mLtF
i,SSs 636 ITO Nberos. soHrtu8s, 9.3j Yorm.r
: IA gs8mittads, $50 unb lilo @bsHos.
rad Gnicotts6it1. an 0o5trta3t1 L59 Sotm:'
130' a I'd. $50 Rabm. go lilo abeH05-
GOnutaqs, 9.3j gormjttags, $50 Na9m.' o50'
ga8 Gnrfig' Ra5, an 808mtaatn G.28 gorr,
Gig, utrlafeu 6urtis' GaO an B09IiaGtR UNI
sos 9udmittues.
!4usqenommeu S~unutaQs. ?3ur SouHCSS5.
"5dglib. Ggprsbs5ug.
gtpdd piro abq,bolt uuD NIT Gbsds Dtrit5tn poa
6pttls unO WobHunqsu outb pie Union atG15isr
Co. auf gtrluugeu In ben gilstsEtreauG:
Roro 10 { fsG d Gulbcrts unh Sab
tfmpre= IT., 1r. go, SuozSroaslOap, gtt-
0gOalsStatioH pDsr GdmDtusStaiioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29
Sampfi5tfs' In;eiseR.
HHSNGrifs[nnsfinir. SttEsttios

EWIIE JUNS[IHIR. QsaTtrroutt
HG9 QbLlaDtIp6ia. Raidte - ~einIslnsr
gagFSrts 500, lsbntdoiss GgiurFOn S2..5;
PED %stEltlnsT Gabrpr,is 81. so, jtbatdSiq, Grs
tnrhon - 90. Gab atlautitsGitp 81 -, Ggiur'
pen $3.50. Rad RtipsQprt Otr &abu uuR 9bila1
stlgbI9) ~, GEturFpn $6. Strutr giH,rs mad
palEHlesF, Srtor, Glbaup, 9rtp, R..N., 9trDs
9@otn, Bridgeport uno 9ertGono, Ilt., NIB 8unt.
ten ror0lt4. SdgIi6, uusgtuommm Sorntass. nm
3 ubr Ea6m. SgfurfonssSi1tt iptrotn u { i'm
gtitsau 0%triauft. Gra8t biniutr, as ME NIT Der
Saba, S6iet nab 9ampbltt. Gfarsntt
SRFtbsr, Gstnt, Rr. 2oA e.6gtRr. (GftS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29
Spbu n Wiener.

Gg far6 an q. april, . ubr @u6mittaqs, SObn
0enrp Mcpcr. Die 9ccroiquuq iinost nj 7 II,
Sonntuo, ben so. 4pril, 3a6mittuq5 IS llbr, pom
isiftr ltbttn @Obuunq, Nr. III, StaifOroEStrubt,
GurroItonsStntio aus auf Der p2ouOou=Qurt=Gez
meterDH itatt. Ql9-20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29
10 altimDre-S 6ip-8a6n
80 Frat in Strait am 10. 9e,. 1895.

4 w. SNANiA VI" ~ ~B @"
0od Gbitaqo uno BEN Toropsfeu - ut. Ro1ala
Station, 1904 gormittags, GAP AbcnDs tdgll9.
COMMUNICATION, 1912, 1925 9Ormittu0s uuD 7.Os
absuos.
Rad Cincinnati, Ct. Qouis unO 2ouisoine Nt.
RobalsStatiou. 2.26 Rabmjtt0gs unO D.4labtnos,
tdgljd. Gumpens Citation. 1925 8Ormttta9s, 24O
gdGmittaQ5 uuD 1856 NbcuDs.
Rad Qitt5bur0 unO 6itDtdnD VT. Ho0al'
Station, 1904 Gormjtta0s, t0ilt5, 749 Hbtno5.
uusaenommeu SouutUQs. GamDtr= 5tdttoH, IO.l2
9ormittags uuO T30 IbcnOs, tagIib.
gsab Columbus, EOleoO uuO Detroit Dtt. 8os
bals5tatiou, l04l HbrH53. 6amosHsStation' 1V.5J
&bcu0s.
Rad 2uraD Wt. @o1olsstutton 226 Tadm.s
tdgIi6. GumOcusStatiou 24ORu5mitta9s, ta5II9-
Nnh l&aibinqtUn.
MT. Reconsideration, n~gBo@eHtagss, 1907, J705,
$50, 1850, rlO.O49ormtttags, Il2.4l, r225, 1885,
52.e6 Nadmittogs g642. gl.49, E93-, ElO4l,
Noenos: SonHtags, 1901 rS50, rluO4 Sornits
tags, El2.55, G225, 1886 gtoamittoJ5, T042, JS.a
un0 rlO.4l Nbtuo5.
6dmotn : Station, an WobsHtagen, 800, T6l5,
1925, 6.35, r7.2O. $500, S.35, 1900, Tl0.l2. IlO.2s
9ormtttugs, l2.l5, Tl2.5o, r24ol 20 iFj45 20
gttn.l r4l5, r5.l5 as U,iuuttu), SO, 1000, b.l5,
200, 1880, r7.58, els, rg40, rl0jj. ll.30 abo5.
SonHtugs, r6.25, G.35, 835, 1900, rlO.l2, TlV=1
9ormtttaJs, r1.OO, los, r240, 3+5 As ytiHuienll'
go Haamjttag5, 6.lS, 600, $50 9I1, T5'4O'
mad aHnaSo.is, mt. Rosa1 Station, F.o5:
1850 Born, ll2 Al Ra6m. GamousStdtlon ~
gorn. unb $50 ga6m. YIN Sonntagsa, 800 SorH
wlttag5 uRb so Vuhmittdls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29
gfeite Mn;etgen.
~ Hhriftian 0eetiem.

spesiaIarst fiir
Bat feline Office peritst nap ~ e. a. a. NorS'g53rles
III : orn mDtt@ BON 10 big u llbr. ssIspbOn: 6.
& u. 1914: Some 459. NHpt'lZ,lDtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29
Gioenthiimer BON 9rtcn WtDbcln urb
Observation-Disclosures

5ips,n eiueu promptcu 9aarsRdnisr, fpenn man
a~DreiFrt: Dor 1880" oFrslponOehI=Dfftte.
TH1r,Q omit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29

0is f9neGle inbu It rielle
uno Observation-Disclosures @nttpidelung
Der Ser. @taaten bilbeten einen Der
orDBten, tpenn ni6t BEN grOBten SAT-
for, Der ods fapitaliitiI6e SDftem out
Die Spibe treibt. Gr tit Elm 5attor
non ipeltbiitoriifwr 8ebeutung. Iber
bic Mrbeiter biefes 2anbes tperben fi9
sufammen ou nebmen BADEN, iper1 lie
Die rdptbe gntpidelung nt4t nit ibz
rer eigsnen f6peren S4doi9ung gu
beaablen baben ppaen. Die 3una6ms
bes &apitdl5 bebeutet duh bic 3u7
na6me Der Ma9t Der &apitaliften.-
Die omsrituniIfsn Nrbeiter mihen
fGmpfen, nm Ii9 bur6 biefen Rei6z
tbum ni9t psriflapen gu lafen, unb
ni9t nur bur9 i6re 9etperfI6dften,
fonbern ou6, unb buuptId9li3 bur9
Die politif6e Ma9t. bic iie in ausgez
bsbnterer Weiie huben tDnnen, als Die
Mrbeiter irgenb zines dnberen 2anoes.
W6if. Soeebl.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-29

Ser 5rad. biefes entfeB>
lide 8eoientenfleib, ipirb au9 i'm gez
5eG6oftlifen 9eben Der 0euti3zImez
rifuner tmmer mehr MObe, unb
8lantnGs leiItet ii4 baruber fplgenoe
orimmiee 8emerfung: rWt be Jrodz
Mn5uo nod MID to aasemene Moo
NOR, bobr is ct oft mod MIDI 10 Ilimm
tpeIen. Wie ober StDle I'M 5diblon
immer mebr UNI fid grepen, oobr IS be
@si4i9te DIFF INNER toitipieliger NOR
ben. GrI9ient be Mann in 5rad,
benn mutt be 5roo elegonte Toilette
bebben I'M be OD6ter ebenio 10. I'm tpte
oopb nimmt fid be 5rad bi Gbomz
puener ubt! Sber pie Ile4t ftimmt
70 N Mn3ug to Seer ooer blatgen Wto@
ielpien. 8e{Guf if bit mol eelre Telt7
ii6feit I'm feib i'd MGens um mi ber
in Srod, bsnn srblid id INNER 10 I'm
10 bebe @niepels, be man ct oniubt,
bat be @nieber iem Up 4f6etobluns
Iebert 6ett."
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Baltimore Sampf=Ga6ct,S0.
Wife NIB yuSrrIdffos
g q It I E.

@Iesnrtt DdHIpfer tdelih, ausseHemmen Conn
Tags, pom ilHions Sod nm $50 ubr unh pom Der Cans
toner g9srtte mn 40 uhr Gbenos nab Oh S0tnt
pmfprt RorfcIt, PORTSMOUTH Iine allen
@untten eeS GueenS. gerblHnuH9 IN 4Ortsmoutb
init Der - e .GboarS Nir Ginie" seihIoiieHsr .Sue, Port5s
mouth Hdt Atlcuta. gHse SerblHoun9 M lSelooH
nit Der ,atLuntic &oaf 9inie." gu ytorfolt Berbins
ouns nit Der r9iorfoIf EHo &GroIlnG,- ~~2scTtoIt uHb
Soutbern," atlantic unb DanpiIe" n1o -gtortoItGHo
Wsit,rR &iisEbahH," uuo NIT Der DID DoHlEIoH'
SINE" nab g~iepbsrns urb g0aibiHatoH, gt.s@.
8IabIIsiter uah benz turopiIibeH Blame. 9~ururicie
ealitens Rimmer. &Ittrriihe 9el.uhmra. 9Ompia
b,tsuuq. aoien frci. Dian beige Saiutens 5imuIer Iu
Boraus i'm Binet- Bureau oer Satz2iHie, 9lr. zO6,
On. BaltimoresGtr. 3elepton 1435.
Spbn ". Gberpupe, @inIdm Randall,
&eAeTaIs Manager. Gen. fr. nnb bli. Aaent.
e. Brown. @entrals Billet aatnt.
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os1mtne n1t0 @fdnsen.

Tru6ts NM 3itrsgdums, prd9ti9ts aHOrtimrnt,
iotDpo6l iremDt, iuie einbeimii4e @aristdten. Rata
Iooe gratis. @dume ptrOtn in per Sta?t umo Den
8oritdottu frsi abgtlieItrt. Httori9e Ere!le' Sautn=
Sr' 2I7' gorosGalptrts5tru T. 2. gor 4O5.
WnrilI3 IUtl SO m. Gor & S06nG
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GSrnAA Seu'S

,monatIi6er Regulator" bat 6unOrrten bon geaudG.
fen ;frauen Slid cliqtcit eebra6t; bottle nidt tinen
%einsiesn Miberfolq; p~eraltctite sale o9ns GcbIs
i5laa in 2 bis 5 Soqeu etbtilt; l3nter3Ios feline
CSrfabr. tsiue lIuterbretuno Der Nrbeit. Qcr Bot
obfr i'm Piireou 81. Gatbertbcilune Gratis. -
sprebffunoen BON 10 1br @ormitto0g big 9 llbr
Sbtnog; Sonntaqg bon 2 bis 5 1br &a3mittags.
Srau Sen'S
Ser. s24, 0prosSpparczStrafe.
(9Inr IA 1Mn Baltimore.
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o o o o o

/ Once more I drew out my pocketbook
to pay for two or three more rounds
"By this time I, having been drink
ing pretty heavily, became reckless. L
sat down at table with the major, and
under the impression that was doing
something smart, began plying him
with drinks, he all the while adding,
but slowly though, to his already large
order. Remembering my instructions,
1 excused myself and went out to tele-
graph the house as to the majors
standing. The reply came: Let him
have all he wants but be cautious
Now [ couldn't for the life of me un-
derstand what the caution meant; but
found out to my sorrow.
"Back [ went, resolved to work the
major to the limit. Again and again
he added to the order, and just as often
as he did, would 1 order up another
round or two. For three whole days [
stayed right by him until finally bad
spent the last dollar of my expense
money. I wired the house for more,
briefly stating that I had the biggest
order that had ever been taken, with a
prospect ahead. They sent me more
money by wire and also message:
BE cautious This for while set me
thinking pretty seriously but after a
half hour with the major 1 soon dis
missed from my mind all thought of
anything except the business in hand,
which was, as 1 said before, to get out
of the major all that could. The
fourth day L was there, ] found that
the majors order amounted to nearly
seven thousand dollars, while l had
spent over the bar, something like four
hundred. L began to think that the
limit had been reached, and made
preparations for departure, feeling sure
that this one order alone Would elevate
me in the estimation of the firm and
place me on sure footing.
"Carefully copying the majors order,
took it to him for approval. You can
imagine my chagrin and utter dejec-
ton when after looking it over care
fully and deliberately, he said:
Gum! come to think of it, Washing
ton, don't believe 1 need this stuff
just now, and you can hold the order
until you're down this way again.
81 went back to the house with my
| rocirpotion in NV hand and unit tho
whisky business forever" J. S. B.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-09-28

lining, for till then, [ did not know
that looking down on clouds they are
always white. Imagine yourself on a
small rocky surface of three or four
acres with a vast sea of white below
you, and in the East the golden strings
of sunlight streaking upward and then
old sun herself comes peeping up.
Such brightness! it was almost dazzling
to ones eyes. But about two hours
after sunrise the most beautiful part
came as the clouds began to break and
scamper away before her royal majesty,
the sum- The first break below and
close to us for l had fellow traveller
with me) was amazingly beautiful
pen is not capable of its description.
will describe it by you imagining
yourself looking down through very
bright tin boiler with gold thread hung
from it's sides till it touched the earth,
and then another and another until
the little city of Manitou was plainly
visible right at our feet. In very
short time, less than an hour, not a
cloud was to be seen; and with the
naked eye, Denver, 80 miles to the
north, could be plainly seen; to the
south, Pueblo, so miles distant; to the
east, Colorado Springs, II miles away,
and to the west, Cripple Creek, equally
distant. The two last named towns
we actually looked down on, they
seemed so close. Then away west, IT'S
miles, is the Snowey Range, so plainly
visible that it was almost impossible
to imagine them so far away.
About 100, the train on the Cog
Road arrived, and we took our passage
down on it and arrived safely in Mani
tou about so minutes after, and thus
ended the most memorable day of any
of my travels and one that impressed
me more of the infinite greatness and
wonderful management of the hand of
God as seen above the clouds on Pixies
Peak. w. D. r.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-09-28
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Written for The PRISON Mirror.


eyes, 1 used to travel for whole
sale liquor house," said the drummer
lin reply to question; "and if you'll
Just move over bit and give me a
little more room, I'll tell you how 1 first
became a drummer"
81 had been working in the house as
shipping clerk for some time, and
when 1 was about 20 years of age, !
began to think that what didn't know
about the business had been torn out
of the book. Evidently the old man
was of my opinion to some extent, for
about that time one of the boys out on
the road, had collected a large amount
of the firms money from country GUS
toners and he hasn't been heard of
since.
"The old man called me- into the
office and told me that 1 was to take
the place of the descending salesman,
but that l must be cautious in taking
orders from firms of questionable repu-
tatioD. He gave me such instructions
as were necessary, half of which L for
got at once, but all of which have
learned since and more too.
among other things, he told me to
keep my expense account down to the
limits, which was-but never mind how
much, and to SPEND my money judi
ciOuSly.
"Full of hope and sanguine of sue
cess [ started out determined to make
my mark. In about week settled
down to business, wss calling all the
hotel clerks and railroad conductors
by their first names after five minutes
acquaintance, and was about as fresh
young idiot as you ever see.
We had a customer down in Hous-
ton, German, who had been major
in the army during the civil war. The
major was very much struck with the
new drummer, $50 thought,) and fav-
ored me with very neat order. OF
course 1 responded by spending few
dollars over the bar. Then it suddenly
occurred to him that certain brand
of rye whisky that he made speciality
of, was about out, and would l kindly
add it to the order. Of course would
and did. Then 1 bought more drinks.
Again the major remembered that he
had forgotten to order some gin and
would it be too much trOuble.-'NO
certainly not; with great pleasure.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-09-28

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