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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
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8atteris, bas urs Wajor Ilbrsft porz
fibrte. Die 2eifunaen Der Mannz
fdaft, ausnabmslos &inber beg Gam
oes, tparen sldn5enbe, bus pfsrbsmuz
terial bsrporrogenib, bie Reitfertigfeit
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barm unO r5risbri4" b0rtsn. Bon
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ben Oienftsn Der Hepublif; 10 bic Ser
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be;tsn gu ertsnns1 unjo bilbsts bas itsts
@eIprd9stbemu, ppbin man nun fam.
Die R~sgaruns Srauspaals mar
bund4 baI9dftist, 70 i9nsu als mDs=
lih eins iturta 2aubssb,rtbsibigung
iidsr gu ftsqen, uE1b bic b:srau ernannz
te GommiHion batts bsI4loKen, auz
nd4it bic gtaot pretoriu NIT einsm
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geben. Der 8au mar elmer beutidsn
@eIen16aft, bte lid gu biefem 3psde
asbilbst battle. ubsrtrasen porben, uno
elmer Der Steilbaber. 9srr b. Oeplb,
friiberer preuBiIdsr S~ngenisur : Diff
5ier, hatts 3eihnungen uno ptdns
auseeurbteitst. SIN DECEMBER 1896
mar zines Der SORTS, Wunberboom,
beirobs fsrtis; Elm aneitss, &lapsrtop,
i'm 8au. Inter 9epib's 5ibrung
ftattetsn mir benz er I%tsenannten Sort
einen 9eIu6 ab unb fonnten uns ibsrz
seussn, tpie 5tpedmdBig uno alien Qnz
f%proerungen sn%tiprsfsro, trslde bic
moperne 4rieefubrurg on brartise
Werfe Its0t, bic 5sfte srbaut mar. 9on
Der bic umgsgeno treathtn be6errz
i6enosn Spribtuppe genofm mir enc
punberbur IhDm Nusliht iiber Staot
unb 2anb. Oas Sort mar bereits bon
elmer Qbtbsiluns @toatsurti0sris be-
Iebt, bic in ben ombsn5i4eren 8aiez
matten Tag. 8om 9oben Waa aus
pedTeitsn unter 2eitung zines Diff
5isrs sinige l~lntsroffioiere Signuie
mitNlit zines Spieseltslesrap9en nit
benz Srts &riigersoprp, nobin Der
YrdFioent am Moreen gefa6ren mar.
Sm 9ofe oes Sorts fabn mir cine benz
Or. Sanction bei 8rugsrsborp ubz
genpmmsne Marimbottsris."
Oer 9srfaHer 1hlisbt NIT ben
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5peifle, nod einmal gu einsm Sample
spiiden gnglano uno ben isst psreinz
ten Rspubtif tommsn, 70 peroen bic
ftarf nit fhpersr Qrti1sris armirten
Sorts ben e1gtifden Sruppsn, tpsnn
bisie iiberbaupt Bis bisr3sr tommen,
piel gu iaaffsn ma9sn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
8pn1 Ifanetcn Wars.

MIen 9sobu6tern bss pluneten
Murs lit es aufgefullsn, oab bic &c
6ilDe fsiner Sbefldhe uns fat ME
psrbiiQt tpurom ourh Boltsn, bic
iibsr. benz pfansten i6pebten. War
Der irbi]6e 5immel p%plfenfrei, baum
botsn lid auf Dem Mars Dem Quge oes
9eIduuers feline Sinoerni1e, Bis CUR
Sbnfldhe pprouorinsen. Wan bat
baraus Idlisben gu miihen ~geglaubt,
bab Der MaHerpumpf lberbaupt feline
10 sroBe aons in Der 4tmoipbdrs oes
Mars ipislsn tonne, tpie in Der unTriz
gen. Ssbt madt Der sn9liIde NTtroz
p9pliter Sobnitone Stowp tfeorstiI6e
ueberlesunsen befarnt. Die Den DaIz
Isrbampf Der Mars : QtmoEpbdre
iibsrbaupt ubIprefsn. Ct orgumsntirt
10: Die @eIfrpinbiofeit Der Molefiils
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

9os Corpus belicti. -
6reunp: rWialt Ou Dir benin bus DIR
ni6t pisDer unheilsn laHen. bas Dir
Sonntue BEL Der 8auTerei obssidlugen
tporoen it?" - Bauer: ga, i'd mD4'
IGor absr oes 1T bult nod BEL
ben Wften!"
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"
0rei Roien Iino uuTgeiprun9sn
eSym @urten iibsr Hadb,
Die lsudten i'm Sonnenli6te
unb buftsn in boloer pru4t.
0rei @terns Iinp dufgegdn9sn
4m 9Immel in miloem Slang.
Die fIaen NIT i6ren Stra6len
Die isbnenbe Ssele gang.
Mobnfnpfpen Orei am Wsse
Steben i'm Spnnenbrano
Sinb feIt in i6re 9iiqe
9erf9lohsn unb gebannt -.
Orei Worte Tprah es in Wonns.
Orsi Rofen, brei Sterns, brsi ano.
fpen,
9as 6sr3 uno freute ii6 -
Orei Worte: Sd liebs Did! -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
HADapOZENC OF VICTIMS.
Joseph VacI,er, tie French Jack the
RiDDer." GuillOtined.

Joseph v~ci'er, tie French Jack the
Ripper" Guillotinetl.
PARIS, Jan. :.-Joseph Vacher, the
French "Jack the Ripper" has been
guillotined at Bourgon Bresse, capital
of the Department of the Ain. He pro.
tested his innocence and, simulated in
sanity to the last. Vacher, who was 20
years of age, was condemned at the o.
tober assizes at Ain. Early in life he is
known to have brutally murdered four
boys, six women and girls and an old
widow Most of the victims were tend
ing herds when Vacher came behiud
thel nd cut their Threats.
The exact number of Vacher's victims
will never be known, but it is said that
70 assassinations have been brought
home to him in October last, and the
number was added to as time wore on.
In fact it is doubtful whether the MUIR
derer himself knew the real number of
his victims. He nonchalantly told the
story of some fresh tragedy from time
to time to the examining magistrate as
the details came to his mind, and in
each case the investigation has fur
nished full confederation of Vacher's
narratives. The bodies in each case were
found in the places he indicated-in
lonely thickets or in unused wells. He
seems to have killed merely for the sake
Of killing.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
He Controls a Ma
jority and Is Likely to Be
g.
the Nominee.
BITTER FIGHT IN NEBRASKA
Contest for the Senatorship
Causes Bad Blood Among
Republicans.
Have a Majority In Both Sem
ate and House but May
Lose Control. t.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 2.-The gen.
eral assembly will open its biennial ses-
sion at noon in the new capitol build
ing. The Republicans have majority
of "a on joint ballot and naturally ex-
pect to control both branches.
Senator Qusy's friends have fixed
Tuesday evening for the senatorial eau
Gus, and the only question now is
whether the Republicans will go into
the meeting. If they do, everybody
admits Quay will control q majority,
and he will be nominated. His oppon-
ents are making an effort to keep
enough members out of the caucus to
prevent nomination. If they can do
this, they expect to defeat the senator's
reelection. Congressman John Dali
zell of Pittsburg and Charles G. Tubbs
of Tioga are the other avowed aspirants
for the senatorial nomination.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
How to Make India Relish.

How to Make lnu1a He11Sns
Take one peck of chopped green to.
matoes. one head Of cabbage, chopped
fine, eight green peppers, eight large
white onions, and after all are mixed
together, pour over them enough white
vinegar to keep them from burning.
Boil until quite tender, sailing to taste.
Make dressing Of half pound Of mus.
tard and two tablespoonfuls Of curry
powder blended into smooth cream,
with white vinegar Drain the chopped
tomatoes, cabbage and peppers and pour
the dressing over them, after which il
all should be stirred into the mixture.
Put the relish in stone crock which
has been thoroughly sca]ded. Cover and
put in cool, dry place for use, and II
will keep for months
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
AUTOMATIC COUPLINGS.
An Attempt to Have Their Use on British
Cars Made Compulsory.

An Attempt to Have Their Use on British
Cars Made Compulsory.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-The government
inquiry into the causes of the terrible
mortality among railroad men which,
during the past ten years reached 4,749
persons killed, while 3O.271 were in
jured, shows the accidents to have &C.
CURED chiefly among the switchmen.
In consequence of this showing the
board of trade sent an expert to study
the systems in use in America. The
expert has just returned and brought
with him specimens of the American
automatic couplings, which he reports
have reduced the number Of accidents
in America by 80 per cent. It is UNDER
stood that the president Of the board of
trade, Mr.. Charles Thomson Richie,
will introduce bill to make automatic
couplers compulsory in Great Britain.
Considerable opposition is developing
against the bill, as the change will cost
E7 900, 900.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
How to Devil Beef.

Cook nice beef shank of five pounds
slowly until tender in sailed water.
Lift into large bowl and remove all
bones and gristle. Save the liquor for
soups, etc. When the meat is cold. chop
rather fine season with salt and pepper.
To every pint of meat add tablespoon
full chopped parsley, tablespoonful soft
butter aud an egg. Press into long
mold or oval deep dish. and al hour be-
fore dinner turn on pie dish G]ace
the surface with beaten white of egg
pour q tomato sauce around and bake
frequently basting with the sauce.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
OPPOSED TO IS to-.
Judge Mcconnell of Chicago says Tha
Issue IL Dead One,

Judge Mcdonald Of Chicago says That
Issue L. . Dead Ono.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-In q speech be-
fore the Democratic Monticello club
ex-Judge s. p. Mcconnell advised the
leaders Of his party to subordinate, il
not wholly eliminate, free silver at is to
1 in the next campaign if they hope to
win in 1900. He termed tho ratio Of 18 to
/ q superstition and declared the key
note of the next Democratic national
platform should be opposition to trusts
and monopolies. Mr.. Mcconnell said
in substance that if the Democratic
party is to be q factor in the future it
must not live in the past, but casting
aside dead issues gra pie with the liv-
ing question Of dealing with trusts and
combines.
Judge Mcconnell was q delegate to
the last Democratic national conven-
ton; is warm friend of Ex-Governor
Altgeld, and is prominent in state poll
fics
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03

How to Keep Copper Pots Bright.
Nothing looks more beautiful in q
kitchen than a display of copper uten-
sils sparkling with golden brightness
In the sun or freight, but such uten.
sils require much attention to keep
them in this brilliant condition. I'll
kept copper cooking vessels are danger.
Gus to health, as the ve1digris that
forms upon suoh is highly poisonous
deposit. Copper vessels are always tin
lined. and this lining must be- renssve5.
at regular intervals Of not too long
duration. In India, where copper cook.
ing utensils are largely used, the retin.
ming process is carried out once month.
Copper utensils are kept bright BY
means Of soap, soda, hot water and per.
sonal energy. The exterior is polished
with a rag dipped in vinegar, and
final brisk rubbing with wash leathes
is very desirable.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
MINOR ITEMS OF INTEREST

France will have nine warships build
ing in 1899.
Theodore Roosevelt took the oath of
Office as governor of New York Satur-
day.
Ex-Governor Merriam Of Minnesota
has purchased handsome residence in
Washington.
Marcus P. Hayne, we'll know attor-
ney and president Of the Minneapolis
baseball club, is dead.
The total receipts of gold at the Den.
yer branch mint in 1893 were go, 195, 995,
a gain of $z,S22, 544 over the receipts in
1897.
The coinage of San Francisco mint for
December is the largest ever recorded
for single month, amounting to &c.
O62.O0O.
The Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany has placed orders for 10 postal cars
and 500 fiat cars. The company is also
asking for bids for 20 first-class coaches.
A. Small g. Co.. Montreal, doing the
largest clothing business in Canada, has
failed. No statement has been prepared
yet, but the liabilities will be very
heaVY
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
Its Lingering Eject ON Business.

Its Lingering Eject ON Business.
Occasional Customer - Aunty, how
much are those nickel plated cigars?
Cigar Woman Tin Board Of Trade build
ing)-Thirty-ave cents.
Occasional Customer-Do you sell many
of thcnP
Cigar Woman with melancholy sigh)
Not now. used to sell half dozen
every day to Mr.. Graynes, the broker, and
stocked up with ten boxes of 'em to sell
to him. Then came the big wheat failure,
and I've got all them cigars yet.
Occasional Custolner-What is Mr..
Graynes doing now?
Cigar Woman-I think he's firing on q
locomotive. Good centers Yes, sir.
MildP-Chicago Tribune.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
BITTER FIGHT ON.

Nebrasks Republicans Have . Majority
but May Lose Control.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 2.-With but few
exceptions members-elect of the Ne
braska legislature are in the city. The
Republicans control both branches Of
the legislature, but the lower house by
bare majority of 4, and with four active
Republican asnirants for the speaker
ship and some bitterness awakened,
there is bare possibility that the Fu-
sionists may secure the presiding officer.
The senatorship, it is generally, under
stood, is behind the contest for speaker.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
A Dag on.

A D0X On.
Mrs. Out of Town Ito near neighbor)-
Such trouble as I've had todayl I'm
nearly deadi
Neighbor-Mercyi What's happened,
MY husbands watch stopped last
night
II don't see why that
"No, neither could we. It never STOP
ped before, aud we didn't know it was
stopped this morning, because it stopped
at 2 O'Clock last evening, and so set the
clock by 1t, and that was wrong, and my
husband missed the train to the city, and
the children wero late to school,"
'Not pleasant of course, butt
"Oh, but haven't told you'll You see,
my husband, after missing his regular
train concluded to take day of and
mend all the furniture.
II see.
Eyes. Hos got everything in the house
apart and can't get it together again. -
New York Weekly,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
A Sherman Story.

What pleasant answer, for example
was that which General Sherman made to
DR.. Bliss, who had been treating him for
some time without doing him much good.
Doctor" complained the general, II
don't seem to be getting any better for all
your medicine" "Well, general, !" replied
the physician, ''perhaps you had better
take Shakespeare advice and throw physio
to tho dogs" ~ would, DOCTOR" the
sick man replied, turning his head on the
pillow, "but that there are a number Of
valuable dogs in the neighborhood. -
Evchanun
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
ANOTHER RUSSIAN ROAD.
Branch Of the South Siberian VIII Develop
Valuable Territory.

Branch Of the south Siberian VIII Develop
Valuable Territory.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Russia has
just completed another great railroad
undertaking, according to report to
the state department by Consular Agent
Harris at Eidenstock. He says that an
important branch Of the South Siberian
railroad, leading to the borders Of A.
ghanistan, is now ready for business tho
first trip having been made over It on
Nov. 20 This road runs from UEun
Ada on the Caspian sea, through Merv
ana to Samarcand and through it Rus
sia will be able to develop an enormous
trade, as it is the key to Afghanistan,
the borders of Persia and the great val.
ley OF H,;li-Rud.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
How to Make Hoecake.

Into one and one.third cupfuls of
oornmeal mix one level teaspoonful Of
salt and one rather heaping teaspoonful
Of baking powder Tor one-haf teaspoon
full of soda and one teaspoonful Of cream
Of tartar). Beat the yolks of two eggs
until light, add one cupful Of sweet
milk and pour the mixture over the
meal, beating we'll together, adding last
the beaten whites of the eggs. Into q
spider put dessertspoonful of bacon
drippings Tor lard). and when it is hot
drop in the batter. making cakes about
two inches across and three long. When
a rich brown, turn and bake on the
other side.- Woman's Home Compan.
ion.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
How to Brou In q Pan.

Have your spider or frying pan very
hot-so hot that a sort of blue haze
arises from it, then grease it lightly
with a small piece Of fat. but do not
leave the fat in the pan. This light
greasing is done simply to keep the meat
from adhering. Immediately after
greasing the pan place your meat in it.
allowing it to remain for few seconds
only, then turn it on the other side, thus
quickly soaring both sides to keep in
tho juices. About four or five miputel
should be sufficient time to cook steak
an inch thick. After soaring both sides
Of the meat keep the pot covered, only
removing the cover to turn the meat.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
MESSAGE FROM OTIS.

One Received at Washington, but the
Text Not Made iublic.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-The war de.
partment received dispatch from Gen.
eral Otis, commanding the United States
forces in the Philippines. It was not
important nor definite as to results, but
asked for instructions on some questions
In connection with the treatment of the
natives. It is supposed also that the
dispatch contained full statement of
the events at uoilo, reported in the
press dispatches, but its text was not
made public.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
GREAT CHINESE BATTLE.

Imperial Troops Reported Victorious Over
tho Chung King Rebels.
SHANGHAI, Jan. 2..-The Chung King
correspondent Of the North China Daily
News telegraphs. under date Of Dec.
80, that great battle has taken
place at Sahciotsang. The engagement
is said to have taken place on Dec.
~. and the imperial troops are reported
to have been victorious.
Hope She'll Succeed.
EYES," she admitted, II am going to
marry hero Of the war;.
"Are you sure you are not letting your
sentiment run away with your Judgment"
they asked.
"There is no sentiment about it. He
will be SO handy to have around the house
to tell me stories that will make my hair
curl."
Woman is for more practical than in
the days Of ohivalry, yet she still has a
penchant for personal adornment.-Cin-
oinnati Enquirer.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
How to Clean Paint.

Almost every housekeeper knows that
in cleaning paint it is necessary to use
extreme care in order not to injure it.
The following direction, if strictly fol-
lowed, will result in clean, bright
woodwork: At first the room should ba
busted carefully with a painters brush.
If white paint is to be cleaned, take a
pailful Of lukewarm water and add
tablespoonful of ammonia and small
piece of whitening. Dark paint or wal
nut furnishings should never be wash
ed, but thoroughly rubbed with linseed
oil and polished with piece Of soft
silk.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
GREEN PEPPER ENTREE.
How to PrepareThis Appetising Dish
With Spanish Sauce. r. =

How. to PreparesThis Appetising Dish
With Spanish Sauce. EaS.
Select for this purpose sweet Spanish
peppers. This is pepper similar to tho
old fashioned bull nosed peppers, but it
10 larger and milder in flavor. It is used
green both to serve az o stuffed vegeta-
BILE and ior stuffed pickles or 'mangoes. -
A simple and satisfactory way to pre-
pare these pickles as vegetable is to
plunge them in hot water and let them
simmer for about ten minutes;
Drain them, cut of the stems and out
. slice out Of the stem end and scoop
out the seeds and insides of the peppers.
Stuff the peppers with nice sausage
meat or prepare q forcemeat of lean veal
and fat pork in the proportion of about
one-quarter pound of fat salt pork and
three-quarters Of pound Of lean veal,
all ground together. =.
Add an even tablespoonful of salt, .
scant teaspoonful Of pepper, q teaspoon
full of chopped parsley and scant tea
spoonful Of summer savory.
Mix we'll and use. After filling the
peppers with the foroemeat replace the
covers and oil the peppers we'll. Set
them in baking pan and bake them
thoroughly for about 25'or 80 minutes
and serve with q rich brown sauce
around them.
A fair substitute for Spanish sauce
may be made Of good beef extract,
we'll seasoned with vegetables. Fry two
chopped slices Of carrot, one of onion
and bay leaf. stalk of celery, a sprig
of parsley and one of thyme, all chop
ped together and we'll mixed. Fry with
the vegetables small teaspoonful Of
ham. Stir in Tablespoonful Of -four
and add gradually pint Of stock made
from two tablespoonful Of beef, mixed
with boiling water. Let the sauce sim
mer slowly for about an hour, and at
the end of that time strain it, and it 10
ready to serve around the peppera-
Philadelphia Press.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03
How to Make Sweetbread Salad.

How to Make Sweetbread Salad.
Wash thoroughly a pair Of fresh
sweetbreads, cover with boiling wates
and let them simmer for 30 minutes,
then drain and cover with cold water.
When cold enough to handle. remove
all the skin and cut them into email
pieces with q silver knife. For each
pair of sweetbreads one cup of mayon'
naise dressing will be required. Mis-
the dressing through the sweetbreads
and serve on lettuce leaves.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03

No Plutocrats For Him.
"What you readin, SamuelP"
'Plutaroh's Lives, dad"
'Esy it again."
'Plutarch's Livos.'"
''You put dat book right down, son.
Don't you know dem plutarchs 10 de wust
enemies dis yer oountry's gotl OATS
right, boy. Ell It wasn't fer de million
aires and de trusts and de plutarchs, Va
oil might be gettin rich an happy. 60
don't you read no more Of dat book, son
not anudder line. "-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-03

How to MIKE a Good Cement.
To make cement that is useful for
almost any purpose about a house, use
alum, plaster Of paris and water. 1t
should be little thicker than cream
and used as soon as made up, as it hard
ems rapidly.