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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

l1eber bas 3nergengez
F6le9t, hos ieBt bide 8GnDe bon Dem
GteIsr 8iSmarG i6reibt uno ale feline
msnT9li6sn 'S9pG6en 6erbor6a6t,
ffra56t @iner: ,9ei Den G~ua9ro6unz
Gen in @riefsnldro fat Iit pieosrz
bolt ge8eigt, DoB biz 8tIo6ouer 0es
891ITiTGen 3eitaIters BEL Der 6erTGz
Uurq Der W6eiiterperfe, nit tpel6cn lie
bic 3empeL Der Hation iGmiittan, bic
S6siIt gnn3 RIB IisBen opsr Dp3 nur
edn5 fld9 beorbeiteten, tpeifs bei Dem
foFer Sbanbpuntte, pal6sn bi&IeI6en
etnnd6mer, benz urten fsbRnosn Be-
T4auer nift 3u @eIi9t tamen. Die
BrieIi&r unb 5empeIoiener, lpelfe Die
re &unfnerfe 0fters in Der 0G6e ia
ben, puBtsn ieoenfdQs bon ietsr 6az
rum, uno tper eine ipLha dusq&Qrabene
Statiie in unmittel6orer GGY por
Ei6 bat, Iiebt no IS benz geTtiir5tsn
Dpnnerer, ODER Der in Den Stau6 az
sr9enen PaQas Qtbene feblt. Q6er
ffeQt tie nur tpieber bprt6in, pp6tn Tie
oe6Dren, un0 i6r tperoet euer btaues
@unber Ts3sn. 90 gebt IS uns isBt
init bam in Oen Staub gsIuntsnen8isz
mard. Sine 2luagrn6ung FoIgt Der
un6ersn, unc &ammrD;snsr unr&umz
merpiener : Naturen tramsn aus ii6er
Die Ho16eiien unO bic f9p16sn S2is
ten, Die Dem geitiir3ttn Riefen dn6afz
4eten, unO Die Tie i6on tmmer an ifm
gefannt taben. Sel6t gang tieine
MGrulein getrauen Iid1 ieBt an i'm
Eeran unb Ealten Ii6 ii6er Ieine NaIe
ouf Hrb 3upFen an ieinem Stnurrz
bari. &ber boS beutlde 8plt Iis6t ifn
nod 70, nicer i6m auf Der Ttpl5enS06e
fdiner ba5Fpieaofen 2auF6a9n er76ien,
uLs ben 9piinoer oss Rai6as, a.s Den
lOr6eergeIGmiGeH Center bes Giaz
pestpagsn5 Der beutT9sn 4ation, ano
8isward bIe6t jam fir ale 3siten
9ismdrd."
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
GnIhnfetr

Die Ser. Staaten BADEN feline az
gemeine BebrpFli6t, unb MIR i'm bod
fen Notbfaae greift man 5u 3pangsz
mdBregeln, ME i'm 3peitsn Sabre Deg
Biirgertrieges, aIs man CUR 3ie6ung
f9ritt, UNI Die bon ben ein3elnen
Staaten Derlangte 8ruppen Z Quota
ouf3ufiiaer. Sene 3ie6ungen tparen
Dem ameritanif4en 8olte bureaus
nift genebm, uno in NensNort fam
a. gu einem mebrtdgig.H blutigen Qufz
rubr.
&i'm aasbru4 bts IpaRi6s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

Sin beuif6er Stuitfiz
fer Iteute tiir3li9 bic 8ebuuptung auF,
Dap in iebsm oipiiiiirten 2anOe etpa
Die 6Gifte Der gsp0lterung unbef9dfz
fint 1ei. Dies purbe bialfa9 aIs 81
niabrig gegriffen ongeieben, lift aber
nn4 Nngaben bes gunoeszStdtiItiferS
GorrpG Drig6t ii6er uniere Qr6siterz
@er6GItniRe no9 gu bod geiddBt, nee
rigitens fir Die Ser. Staaten. .Gr
f6reibt: rSSm Nlter 0 Sabrsn unb
bariiber 6atre6sn 22,735,661 8erIoz
men inn Sabre 1890 cine Grpar65tfGz
tigfeit. Danon tparen i'm Sabre 1890
Gallo in nglteu 3eitenD 1923, 74O
9erIpnsn asitrefIe be- 6dftigung5Gos,
uno 8tpar 1,118,865 etnan Bis bret
Worate, 1,368,418 pier bis feds DO
mate unO 336.447 Iieben bis 3pOlfMOz
nate. sSSm 0urd3Anitt iino ja6raus
jatrein 1,39O.672 9erioren in ben
StdQten u~r6aitslos."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

Rod Dor ~3p0r3jQ %abz
ren frorsn $4,000 tjn is6T eoxr
@reis fir stnen SIP in osr 8ep=@ag~
Ter QttienbDrit, kute toitet sja Io,der
$4,000. 9umaIs 0ab e autb Ro5a
teine $500, 10000 Sruf6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

Dem Stubtratbe BON 6 d
fOmo, ST., liegt cine PpIi5eiFunOss
8erprbnung Dor, petde perfHgt, bub
Elm 8inb, pelfes CUR Stunbe, mo es
iein N6enbgebet gu {pre9en unO 81
8etb gu ge6en pfIegt. feline Mtutter ni6t
gu 9auIe finbet, fpFprt Dem Mapor
Nn5eige oGnon MAIDEN Foq. 0as
Staotnberbaupt fpq ii9 bann auf bic
tSufe mad Der pflihbDergefenenMW ts
ter ma9en, i6r, iobalO er lie gefunOen,
cine geh0rige Sbanbprsoigt bu.tsn unb
Iie auF ben @e9 Der 9fLidt. be5iez
9unqspeiie gu ibrem &inoe 5uriidfi5z
rRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Q~@NMA~MMM
Rr. 5, RcresGbarlessgtr
9ar[ehen nnf MpbeIn.

9susr, ltibtsr, LANCER RRdJabluHgs plau, tpit
folder ben ioait @itnlaubsm oiitrirt niro. Nui
bic 3tii zines 5abrts. ptnH sic e iDiHldtu.
R:iHe iall6sH @ciprtduHetu IN Oeu St.tuneen.
Rsint 8inieHs9taten aneutiQt am Sic IRE 81
fhbrtH, bod ipfrotu SbReH nnt 9ortbtle gebottH.
ipeI9e GHbert %oiitrircu. RohlutyaetH i'm @irsau
BET sDotsmat QsaH Guarantee 6ompaHp,@ Simmer
RE. 5 Bari Dbn Galtim0ress@ebdubs Gdt @altis
mSge HHS Et. BaulsGtEast. CRob. H. S.&6lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

SeBt Bat Stre6erunb
Ru6meSbie6 Ganpion ieiner Satin
einer @6ren6efer iiberrsifen yaf1en,
tpelfer auT ben 9orOertfiirmen Der
fpunifden Sftife nW}ariu SereIu,"
r9i5caba," y@Lmjrante SquenDp" unO
rGbrfItobal GoIpr", aus pe.hsn ga
npnenrpbre berbDrlugen, ruEt. Sine
Seite bs8 9eGers 5Gigt in id0ner8raz
pirung bic SaeTGla6t ron Cartilage
uno auf Der dnoeren Settle befinbet
fi9 bic 8iomung. Wus in aQerNelt
battle SampFpn NIT jenen 8r!egSI6ifz
fen 81 Fun?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
SnhcSf1ne.

elm Q. atbruor Qoui5 &. 8tbbtt I'M III
Im :. Se6rtsar in Treocrid=G ouutp, RO., 8 o.
5cpb SuuOCrS, "a Sabre alt.
Nm 3. Iebruor N i d atl S6Gttr i'm 81,
Sabre itints 9ebens.
@m 8. Gsbruur y q RIB q Sttin I'M Sltsr
: Sm :. i]ysbrnar N arp 9. ~. @siQ8 i'm %.
Sabre ibres 4ebcns.
9m s. sSebruar Minnie QtrQcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

Me5f=S I'm It, 3uderzS r Il #,
Mfild : Sruh 6geiia Srut II. !. II.
gfun frgrn Elm drmer Seufey nirtlih
eimnaI ,SruTt" brauht. banu Iitbt i'm
2a6en getpib ar9s5trtbtn: ~ .
SruH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

Die y0eftrn uu&cn 3slt~
grdp5 Co." uRo 81 Commercial
%a6k 81 MADDEN &tanEt, 0dB ooga
l. Wtdr5 an Die Go5tes5aHcsn r1a
Buntten in Souaro uaN @slsier aa
% Gents pro Woyl tg0i{orjot perNcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
0ofborine 0fuouIfc Wuid,.

SO tar6 am Q. Gtbruar Gatbariuc &ugufc Dtui3,
~qclicbtcs EiuO BON Noeljus uuo Q8llbtlm z, Ytulb,
i'm Gltrr BON Is Dtouuttn unO Q InGtn. 2it 9ts
t~rDiQunQ iinOct pom Irauetbauit, Nr. 2Sl9, o
Sonnsa=StUdBe, aus : oHntdg 9, Den T.. %.
Mts., Ra6mittaQs 100, futt.
,3u frtb' i6lug Oitit bitt'rs StuuOr,
Sic Sid aus uuirtr Utitts Uabm,
Sod troitrHo tDHt aus uui'rem Wunoe;
Q9ds @ott tbut, bas lit lpobIgrtban.
Siss g9ort ftiat uHitr bauQes Glcb'n,
@6, rube iduit, aui Wieoerisb'E!
Gie trauernOtR Siuterblitbtnt II.
4l-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

Die @inpchutT5atl Ser
Staot Som bat Gm /. %a0uaT cine
bdl6e MiIion trrtahA. Mn 20. Sp=
tember 1870, nsm Ga2; osS Gju5u9a5
Der StdyieRtr, Ntru9 liz NH 26,622.
8pm miro dhir ooh Eo1 S<ipali'8
nahTan miiftu, shs i r;totr % grnB
lit, aIs e nor 1900 Sahgtr mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

@urum 0eutf6Idno beu@
K eirsn &rieg r;sI metT 81 fir4ten
bat, ais por % 5abrsr, Isgt 6. Ri
far3 in Der g. j. 9" 10 bar:
.DeutTfIaro lit nit Der 3eit Elm Snz
buFrieS2ano gsrporDn, cine bo.bjG6z
rige Stp6urg Der 6obriten unO Der
QGu5Tufr, p3s S&ebauOels, piiroe bus
3u Milicnsn iett Die groben StG0te
bpGltsrnoe MISUNDERSTANDING, Dor
9lQem 8erLin's, gu t;1sm Sturm erres
gan, fDogsgen 1848 Elm ainOsrfP;eG 5u
uennen pdre."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Baltimore Sanpf=S afctsGC.
9litr une ;uOeridiGGc
9 q g iIti {.

@ItsGEts 9amgi,r td9Iih, a~u5stEomm:H conn,
tags, pom lin. ou= I'd I'M $50 llbr uno pan Der SGz=
toner 2Seritc um no ubr Hbenos Haa Ole 9ptHt
SpmioFG, R%nrfDle, portsmouth Inc allen
@untten nrS SuSCnS. 8erblrbUHg in lortsmout5
init Ger ~ StGboaro Gir Glnie" qeihloiieHer .SUg, BOrtsa
mouth nab &tlaHto. GH9e SsrbtnouHg IN y&eloOa
NIT Der aNtlantic GoGit SInie." gu NoIfolt Rcrbius
ouHa nit Der rgiorfolf rnb Garo.luG," rJ.cSiolf uuo
SouthcTa," -atlaHtic NIB 8aupile" uu0 ~yloTiolt aao
99sittrH giieEbabH." uno NIT Der nSo SomiHicus
giaIs" nab g(emterHe UHb SSoiuIHltuH. RS.
OiatlIeiteu nab 6sEl turOpGIiheE Blame. Sururicie
eGlutsnsSImHer. GIttrrti2s SeleubtlHg. DGiu2is
b~si;ual. 9oieH irel. Yion beige GGiItsns 3immsr lm
@orau5 I'M Billet. 9lrtau Der SaisSiHie, yin. zG5,
II ,SaltImortsstr. 3tlspton 1875.
Spbn r. Sbrrpppb, @tntam Rdnodn,
St-HeIGlzUlGnGaer. Gen. III. uno lIii. 4geEt.
q. SrpuH. General Gilets Ggent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Ghriftinn 9Ehlcr.

Gs itarb am Q. 6cbruar 1899 I'M rSeuti6sn
@rciicubtim" Sbriitina GOblcr i'm %tttr non =
Sabrcn. Sus 9eQrdbuiB iiuOct III OrQeh Sonns
TAG, 3 llbr Ra6mittaQs, aui Der yGouOons91ris
GemeirD" itdtt. G2-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
9ampfIjtTs !tn;sigem
Is Grira[nn.linir .gttEalIios

- ritslOns linir. 2 StsF5liiSi
Ha@ 99tlaOtIpbtG. Salute ]siu,tln,r
Sd - e~iujcluer fabrprtis 81. 30. ,]t6uidci1: Grs
turfou $500. RAD Ntlautics6ttp 81 -, Egtars
non SIS. y. 9ub 9tiDs0nrt per 9aba uua 95ills
oslpbLal 81, G]gturiion SO. GeruCr @ihsys uu5
GausSioer, Bottom Ni6oup. 5reD, R.s&., gsns
&aptn, Bridgeport uHo Qortlanb, ylt., IND Guut.
ten nortli6. 5d0lib, nusgcnomHtn Sonuta0s, nm
) ubr Eabm. GrfIrfonss 9iaete ipcrosn M T i'm
girtdu ~usrtouit. Gro6t biai0ty, ais mir NIT Der
9obn. S5idt nab 9amp6ltt. 6"lur'u:t
e bri0tr Nocut, Rr. 204. 2ibCtfr. (CFl8-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Gcmctern.

Gtut SsFtiOn,n fnO lest sur geF5tiauno bsrs.a
rj1tst. 9tsIe a~usespdbltt Cots. Ser Suptrint.na
bent Ds Crumbs UNI goo,ns iuir0 i,o, etlpiinidts
g%usiuuit .rtbsjlsn. Sas 6 T .mator II NJ htbt
tSGlid iur Suiptttiou oiitn. Wso:u Rdbtr.m ip.HOs
man f9 an ben Experimentation oosr al 0ns Siis
renu in Rr. 800. ROrOsGhdrGtssSt tt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Mannrcta 3. 91inpns.

IS forb am 9. Tcbruar 1899 DoQoreta Z. @iuz
bus, Qelic6te Satin pes ocritorbeucu Sobou gStuz
bus, i'm Nltcr Don s. Subrcu. Die SceroiQun9
fiuOct en-, SouutGq, ben Z. Gcbr., Ha67
mittaas , ltbr, pom Sruucrbuuic, gr. 1925, SIqbt=
StraBc, aus uui pr sY9eitCrH GcmrterD" iatt.
liDl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
9aLtimnrr.Qrh

ROrtbs 6tatiOH.
3igs atbtR ab on WO0sHtuatn mao Cardiff IN
7.40 9ormittdss uHD 400 9ldumittaqs.
3Nae gtben ub N 99obeutagen mao @e!air I'm
$50 gprmittdls unb $50 3ddmittags.
3u0e Qtbeu Gb IN GoHHtautH mad GnrDiif um
$50 9ormtttaqs uRD 400 9a6mittaQs.
3aes eebtR al on 6eRHtasen na3 9tlair I'm 6.&
dbtues.
%. q. RoOrG
maii9 EsEsTslsG ilaaitgiRbEB-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
eamftns, ben Ii. Scbrmar 1899.

rDas 1T bos Slid? Sag'
mfrs, 9u Mtarn pom 5d6ei"
Sin EGuftg &ort fir cine feline S1z
de.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
S%eriammlmnas Nn3elaeM.

U.s. gantOhs9Ipe. sSnus, 9pars unb 9eibz
~ 0ercin.
Sicutu Q, bcn Il. Gebruar, ipirb bic Sobrtsz
@~criammlung uno @eamtsutpabl i'm 9rrcins=SOs
falC, Nr. l12j, Gautou=Npeuue, ftdttfiHDcu.
9. 8p%Iferman, 8rdi.;
(42,4,5) II. Xtneemdn, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11

Maraorcthe Scrfemeier.

Gs farb am 6rcitaQ, Ou 10. GsbruOr 1899,
RarQarttbe @crfcmCitr, Qtlicbtt Satin Oon Hu0uf
9erfemcicr, i'm GIttr BON % &lbrcu. Dis 3tit
Der SccrOiquu0 ipiro ipGtCr a%upc5cigt. G2,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
- oltimOre-S 6iD-S o6n

%O Erat In Strait am 10. 2e,. 1888.
S65 Chicago unp Ocm qorolDtRtu Wt. Rss,r.
Station. IOO4 @ormitiOgs, G.42 N5cu05 td,li5
Gamoeuz Citation, lOl2, 1925 9ormitta3s mo I0I
WbcnDs.
gab Gin,irnati, Ct. qouis uno Qouiscile mt
Rpsals Citation. 22j 3dhmittaQs uuo l0.ilNbuoB.
tdqlib. 6amotusS tation. 1925 Sormitt115. 2D
9a6mittdQs uuo 1875 Nbeno5.
9,aA qittsburQ uuo Gltptlauo - VT. AoU1ls
Station, 1901 0DrmittdQs, tgultb, az @btEos.
uu5acuummtu SunntdQs. 6am0cus@ tlitou, iDI2
9urmittac5 uu6 7.30 NbcUos, t1gltD.
RAD Columbus, I0lt0o unb Detroit VIZ. RIOS
D1lzSt1tiou, l0.4l NbtuOs. GG~mofHzSIl;ioH, lp3J
NbcUOs.
Gab GcrsCrleaug. Wtmpbi5, @jrmiuGtcm,
Chattanooga. Ruoroilc. 9ritol uno 3oaHri., glt.
hoGl.=Stdtjoa, G.2 NJttos td1.tb. e1mo.E=-.f=
ion, 100 H5euOs tdgli3. S3ldI=SSdG9oH5 c,l
g4libigc!oH.
Nod guroD Wt. RopalsS tdtiou, 225 Gatm,
to9lt3. SamOtHsS to.icu, ? 40&d3mitia9s, ia8i9.
GGd 9&aibinQtDn.
glt. &opalsStattou augSoacntaGea, r6.07, r7.05,
E.23 Es.5O rloOi&ormittaos, rl24l, r22j r35t,
L9.V NGbmttt195, r6i2. FIG, 1875, rlO+l,
"othos S~0nnio0s. r6.y7, rS5o. rl0O4 Sorniis
nm rlu.4l Nbcuos.
6om2eH 2 Station. on g8ohtutaotu. 800, rG.l5.
To-, ODD, r,.@l. rS.Ui. Sj5, 1900, rlO.l2, rlO.2l
S0ThlItags, l2l5, rl2.j1. r240. 80 lrj45 %
gttH) ril5 r5.I5 as Wiauteul. 30, r6.00, 6.ls,
roo, 1850, r1.5S, Oils, rq.40. rlU.sl 1l.30 Nbo5.
SonntdQs, ri.2j, G35, S35, 1900 rlO.l2 rlO2I
%prmiiiaQsr rl.WO. Los. ri. Il 3fr as WiuuttU),
90 &a1mttto1s, els, roo, r7.3o, g.l5, 70 %,
tl1.55, ll.So NbcuOs.
RAD Iuuapoljs, nj. 8og2l Station. FO5,
Sou Sorrt., .l2.4l yutui. Communicable 30
SeFIl. Uuo 30 Rlbm. Nm SguU.aQtU, 800 Y0rs
MItt1u5 UWD - 20 N7tuf+frrz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Neue Inseiaen.
9ittcOlat 6cicr

,0eutid1 Mmcrif. 9incpln Glu6s"
moro,n. sonntas, -. Tebr., Gbsnos as ubr,
in Der 3reieinisfeitssSirdbe.
gsibbaItisss 8roardmm! gas 0sntidsR iiEH ems
eeIaneu. (92-oJ ~ 0pHtltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-11
Nene an;eigcn.
Spar 2SanG pom Baltimore,

cR@% SCNNk%S w" %DNRA&bNRNVAN
Den 8. 6fbruar 1899.
9ti elmer an 2toniag, Otu {. Gcbruar, q b =
b"olttutn @abt BON 9trettUrcm fir
oi: gSparbant Ron Baltimore" fir 0as louf;ab:
3abr purO:n Die ua9foIgcnO gcnannttu @srrn err
lplbIf:
2. :. GtrcOmtr, G6ag. &. @omtr,
6ldus YOds, MltrdHocr 8culUH,
GbtoOorc Sooper, &. s.. SipsltO,
GblrIes Warftl, 90. Brent Rtnitr,
oolins OtoRim, gSm. IS. GoHtljuQ,
SOitph Or. SuibiHQ, =. fabn,tud,
Sls. u .@lrp, u. Gur3oH &pfimdH,
@to. 6. SeHiius, Slaudaro 8OuOal,
CliUer u. Barter, o.. 8drlln Wilj0m5,
RihO. GrDmuen, otugD IS. SoiltsH,
s.. MortoH StciUart, 6rGat q. SUtH,
Douglas %. Sbnutus, SobH Qieuiaats,
GOsplro &. Bartlett.
an elmer am btutjesH Sage abgthdltsutu 9,r=
inmmluua Ots Sjrcitoriunls iDurOe 99iliam %.
6outlinp dls 9rdfOtut nitO:r crtDdblt, iernsr 6rcs
osrid u. 6ofimau 5um S3dbmtifer uuo 6bas. %.
9ibburutr, jun, 5um @ttfs9S baBmcitcr.
40-2-D
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-04

What is there in this statement Of the
case to tempt the capitalist to invest his
money ? Ordinary farming, on the limited
scale commonly practiced, pays but small
percentage of profit. Why should asrl-
cultural operations carried on with ample
capital and on a large scale do better? L
answer, Just for the reason that the large,
machinery equipped, power driven wagon
factory has driven out of existence the
country crossroads wagon shop that sup
Piled the wagons for the neighborhood
thirty or forty years ago,
Such lands as | have indicated, owned
and cultivated in large bodies, under a
single management, would be found to be
especially adapted to the production OF
timothy hay, as a speciality. The large
cities Of Baltimore and Washington and
the trucking country of the Atlantic
coast region from Maryland to Florida
would be the natural market for the hay
produced. =,
We shall not have long to wait until
lynx-eyed capital shall have discovered
that there are opportunities, even In prac-
teal agriculture, for its profitable employ
ment in growing cotton, and tobacco, and
wheat, and corn, and hay as specialtIes IN
favored localities.
WILLIAM l.. NESBIT.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-04
Stories of Animals.
From The New York Tribune.


From the huge elephant to the tiny ant
the entire animal kingdom offers stories
and facts which should enlist the sympa-
thies and engage the interests of the hui
man being, who has, in quaint, old-tash-
ioned speech, dominion over them.
In the whole animal creation there Is
not TO be found a creature more lnteih-
gent. more easily managed or more likely
to become the friend of man than the ele-
phant. The natives of India, recognlz-
ing this, treat aim with veneration and
respect, but, on the other hand, the fe-
rocious brutishness of the African negroes,
melted by the criminal cupidity OF Arab
and European ivory merchants, transforms
into savage beast an animal best suited
bv nature to be man associate.
The question of the day in Belgium Is
the protection of African elephants in the
Congo Free State, for at the present rate
Of mercileSs slaughter the race will become
totally extinct in less than ten years.
A Hindoo hunter was once known to
have become so fond of an elephpnt which
he had caught and tanned that rather than
have his tusks sawed off for the sake OF
the ivory he allowed himself to live in
penury.
A famous general once said The
most piteous thing after battle Is the
sight of wounded horses. The men are
cared for, but the poor horses are left to
die in agony.
The horse enters into the spirit OF n
battle ike human being He shows no
fear Of death and no sign Of panic IN all
the wild tumult Of the battles din. A
horse in one of the battles in the Muir
freesboro fight had his skull split b a
piece of shell so that one side was com
ple,ely looseued. The driver turned him
loose. but be walked up to the side 81 the
gun and watched the firing, following the
shots with his gaze as ii to note their effect
on the enemy. When he saw the team
he had worked with being driven back fer
ammunition he ran to his old place and
galloped back With the rest, and when an
officer pushed him aside to have another
horse put in he gazed at the newcomer
with most sorrowful expression in his
ewes. Then, seeming 10 realize that the
glory of battle was no more for hun, he
walked slowly away, lay down aud died
The officer who owned him declared that
It was not the wound but broken heart
that killed him.
Some time ago freman's horse was
sold TO a second hand furniture man, and
one day as he was coming down the street
with load the signal gong rang in the
engine house he just happened to be pass
ing. The old horse had been going at the
pace Of nag. but there was change now,
and the driver picked himself up from the
ground only to see his steed disappearing
around the corner At breakneck speed,
with bureau drawers and chairs flying and
littering the street. The aniT0al shot Ike
a meteor ahead of the flying fire brigade,
selected hydrsnt and backed what was
left Of the wagon up against II, The
driver came painting up to the spot, and a.
the horse eyed him its face broke into a
positive grin-which goes to prove that
the equine species are not without sense
of humor.
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To His Majesty the Ground Hog.
Will, in n y. sun.
Gee whiz,
6. Hog,
What in thunder aud bluefugins
Are You giving US
Go to and
Ayaunt
BlizZ us no more billiards.
Confound you
And your eoufounded shadow,
May you both grow less.
Why don t you
Crawl into q
Weather Bureau drawer
And lose the combination ?
What do you mean BY calling yourself
\ harbinger Of spring?
You re nothing but
A plais. unyarnished liar
That what you are,
And we don say it TO yen
Over a telephone, either.
If YOU weren't
A plumb hog.
G. Hog,
You d get move on
And be helping TO
Take up the burden of Mccartney
And his White Wings
Instead of curling yourself up
On velvet
In your hole
Fer the next six weeks.
Well bet a snow shovel
There bristles on
Your immortal soul foot long.
We've heard of
The Chicago Hog
And the street car Hog,
And the rest of the family,
But you are the
One and only
Megatherium, meteorological
Hog.
And you We got an
Ice-clad, snow bound,
Hyperborean cinch
On this Happy Land of Freedom
In forty seven hundred places
At once.
What we say to your face
Would be plenty aud hot enough
To melt the entire
Glacial period of 1899.
Come out if you dare,
Pestiferous porker
OF February,
You;
You blasted,
Weather Bureau valentine
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A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.

Profitable Employment for Large Capital in
Agriculture in Tidewater Maryland-Sug-
gestion from Pennsylvania Farmer
Thousands of Acres of Land of the High
est Natural Fertility Which Cultivated in
Large Bodies aud Under Single Man
agement, Could be Made to Yield Valua-
BILE Profits.
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NO. 1915 EQUITY

Ia the Clrcui, Court for Carroll County,
si;siag - Court Of Equity.
Frank H. wilson ct a.. Plaintiffs, vs.. Han
nah r. Wilson ct al. Defendants.
Ordered this niuth day of February, 1899.
ihas the sale Of the Real Estate mentioned iu
these proceedings, made and reported bv
William H. Thomas. Trustee. be ratified and
confirmed. nnless cause 60 the contrary
be shoWn on OF before she ISih day Of
March, next; provided copy II thss order
be Inserted IN some newspaper pnhltsaed IN
Carroll couu,y. Maryland, ouce IN each 81
three successive weeks before The sth iay of
March, next.
The repor; states the amount Of the sale 10
he Sll25.0o.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA. Clerk.
True copy,-Tesi
Cebli 81 Jas. II. BuIISestEA. Clerk.
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Look over the hist May be something you yfOr boy and You get
for half value ..
Youtts ID to ~ sizes
Youth. genuine II aud i year sizes AT 60
Youths SuormO 81 Is TO Is year sizes
CarsO vecs md > 10 81
1 andS5 Refers o $50
In s, ssnrine scotch foods were So So;
havelen tin cheaper a marvellous bargains
10 of Youths Su Is o l9 marked way down
h,~ch andsom reduced to 81.
Alsoth reduced
"A few a of the andS reduced to So 90
Are You and ~ ~ uSero 70 Goats Oh 'ne
We are determined viii the biggest bargains ever
ieed rrcas
black OeC<ats 90 D. ~ f
vessel themyo can't afford not buy "a
eord Overs S5 for slOi STU ana o. N
Storm Coats a bargain indeed
Handsome $50 made order, Tor slo9o
and Shirts best dollar shirt made now zoe
Underwear Boys good feeced Shirts and Drawers HOG
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WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER

N ALL w ALL AZ IA1S.
Up-to-date Paper Hangers and Wall Paper
dealers. We don't claim to be the only firm
in the cour,y that carry stock of Wall
Paper, but we are, as everybody knows, the
largest dealers. We buy goods direct from
the factory Just as cheap these New York
Wall Paper Stores that say they give you
Paper at cents per piece. We do the same
and you don't pay US any freight. 1t costs
more to do business in large city, and they
don't give goods away and live at the same
time. We all want a little profit.
We work as cheap as any of the Paper
Hangers. when you take quality of goods into
consideration, and have best facilities fer do
ing so. We are prompt.
We carry line of cheap ready made Win
dow Shades and make them to order.
Look US up, examine our goods and you
will then come to the conclusion that we are
up TO the times. REE- Work done anywhere in
the county without extra charge. Write to us.
MATTHEW'S 4 MYERS,
As East Main street,
dee10 Westminster, Nd.
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L. o. GRIMES,
Ia. Successor to
f. O. GRIMES L CO., AT
THE PRINCIPAL DEPOT.
WESTMINSTER. MD.

Having succeeded to the business Of the
late firm of +. o. Grimes & Co, the under
signed solieits the patronage of the hrIn's
former customers and the public generally.
has as complete stock of
ICE 6 K 0 c + X + S
as can be found IN our city.
CHOICE TEAS, C0FFEES, SYRUPS,
NEW ORLEANS M0LASSES, CANNED
GOODS OF ALL KINDS, CIGARS, To-
BACC0, &C.
The best grades of PATENT PROCESS
and FAMILY FLOUR constantly on hand at
bottom figures. VIII pay the Highest Prices
for WHEAT, CORN, RYE. OATS, and all
kinds of Country Produce.
Agent for Latin Il Rand's Blasting Pow
der, and Judson's Dynamite for stump blast
| ing. &c. Farmers can be supplied with the
| best quality of COTTON and FLAXSEED
MEAL, HEAVY MIDDLINGS, BRAN, &c.
at lowest prices.
mar 20 Z. o. GRIMES.