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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
a NOVEL ARGUME EMIT.
PRESENTED TO FIIIPINOS WHO
FAVOR SURRENDER
CBy Telegraph to Vlrglnian-Pnotl

By Telegraph to VlrgInlan-Plot)
Seattle. Wash. juno 3.-According to
a letter from a Washington volunteer
in the Philippines II novel argument
has been presented by Filiplnos at Ma
Mia who favor the unconditional sur
render of the insurgents.
They have sent 4 resolution into the
interior. which reads in part as fol-
lows:
Would to God that the Filpinos
might learn q lesson from the sad his
tory of tie Confederate States OF Amer
lea.
"rhe confcderates We're defeated by
land ana sea more completely than were
the Snanards. ANA after four years Of
most bit;cr ana bloody fighting they
surreud rei unconditionally Their
land was laid waste ana the country is
s,ill behind OTHER sections of the United
States I'D prosperity.
eve have certainly shown our pa
triotism ANA bravery and surely esit
honor has been satisfied. We have moth
ing 40 gain aud everything 10 lose by
the unequal struggle. We have u group
az At Thousand Stands inhabited by
5000 GOO people they have 10000, 900
now ana 5000 900 blacks as well able to
stand the tropical climate rs Filipinos
America lis generous as IS shown By
the trentmeu. of the Confederate States
after surrendcring. Let us give up.
Already there IS a party in the Union
that favors giving up liberty. but that
only after American honor has been
satisfied By our complete defeat"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
GER MAN SUGAR.
LARGO QUANTITY EXPORTED TO
UNITED STATES.
CBy Telegraph 10 virginian-Plot.)

tBy Telegraph TO NirSinlan-PllOt.)
Washington, ID. c., June "A report
Of interest 10 beet sugar growers has
been received by the State Department
from Consul Henry Deiderich at Magde-
burg. 1t is n collection of the most
reliable statistics obtainablc since 1877
1t is almost entirely composed of tables
showing the development of the indus
try i'll Germany. but of particular in
terest only to those engaged in the
business. In closing Consul Dederlch
says:
LAS the future of the German export
trade in sugar has of late been cngag
ing many minds, | would call special
attention to the above figures bearing
on this export up to the present date.
These very clearly show that Germany
must find an outside market for two
thirds of her production. and that most
of this surplus for the past live years
has been sold to England and the
United States. II will also be seen that
in 1897 more than double the usual
quantity was rushed To our country in
anticipation of the enactment of the
DinSlcy law, but that the following
year showed again Il fair average foA
export, The first three months of the
present calendar year seem TO furnish
no reason for complaint To the German
exporter of sugar From January / 10
March 81 1899. the values of sugar de-
clared ~ the United States consulates
at Magdeburg. Hamburg. Danzig and
Stettin for export To the United States
IA s. "a o., -i-.2,aaSe-
$500, $50 over those reported during the
first quarter of last year"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.
RENEW FIGHTING IN
THE PHILIPPINES.
ny Tclesreph o virginian-rnot1

Manila, June i-10:45 a. ma Wig
orous campaign vas begun on Saturday
against General Pio del Pillars force OF
1000 rebels in The foothills Al the mouth
of Laguna Uay, and in the towns of
Cainta, Tny FAY and Antpolo. under
the supervision of General LaWton
General Eau with $500 men, moved
southeast from me pumping station
ana Colonel Whaliey, who relieved
General King in command of his bril-
Macati the Two divisions approaching
each other.
Colonel Waailey captured Calnta
with small loss. the rebels fleeing be-
fore the advance or the United states
troops. General Hall drove the Fill
plnos from the vicinity Of Marquna
sweeping them towards Colonel Whal-
ley's column
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
s,nrc Mamma slnS nhcumnti-m.
CEy TcIcgTaph 10 VIrgIHlln-F I1otJ

(Ey Tc.cgraph 10 VlrGlNlln-FIOtJ
cleveland O., June 3.-Senator Hanna
Will leave Cleveland probably next Fri
day ana expects To sail for Europe on
Saturday. My rheumatism has not
improved at all Of late" said the Scna-
tor to-day. In fact 1t has been grow
ing worse. If anything. and [ realized
some time ago that | would have to do
something. l will not put in my time
sight, seeing, / can assure YOU. | will
try TO get my health back. | will re-
main in the southern part of France
until the rheumatism has entirely left
me- ON the advice Of physicians VIII
undergo Il thorough course OF treat
meul.n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
TIE PROBLEM IN CuEA.
GENERAL. WOOD PROPOSES REM
EDY FOR EXISTING TROUBLES.
Nsy Telegraph 10 vlrgln!an- Pllotl

Wy 'iteiaIn 10 iTElnlun- 'lipLJ
Washington. y. c.. June 3.--The War
Department has received n lengthy re-
port from General Wood ut Santiago.
in which he says he has just returned
from a long trip through the interior
and along the north coast of Santiago
province. The people are all at work.
peaceful, contcntcd. ana as far as one
can see. fairly happy.
General Wood. speaking of the al
legged brigandage IN his province. says:
"rhc reports which had alarmed the
citizens ~ the vicinity of Sauna and
Barnes We're, ms far as ! could learn,
circulated by an old scoundrel called
Feria. He has spent his time appar-
entity in circulating reports OF briSan-
daEc and actually melting some ignO-
rant men To CONT lawlcss acts. | took
him Oft quietly and told him my orders
so my officers OF the Guarda Rural
We're to give all men Of his description q
short shift If they were caught en-
gagged il any work Of This sort,
THE whole problem to-day in Cuba
is work. Put the idle people who are
reading the inccnd!ary press to work.
rclcgatc To a back seat the politicians
whose present Importance rests solely
ON the attentions they are receiving
from our people and they will not have
followers enough left TO give them the
slightest Importance or weight in the
community"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
THE CLARK ABDuCTiOH.
JENNIE WILSON EXPECTED TO
TELL ALL SHE KNOWS.
(Ry Telegraph % Virglniln-pnotN

CBy Telegraph - Virginian- pilot)
New York. June S.-SherT Blauvelt
of RocSland county, came to the city
early to-day TO consult with the police
authorities here regarding the case OF
the Wilson's, or Barrows. who are in
jail ut Nyack, charged with the kid
mapping of Marion Clark
y dispatch to the Associated Press
from Nyack, to-day. says that there is
strong sentiment there against the
county authorities standing upon the
law, which gives Rockland county the
power 10 prosecute the abductors. who
were arrested there. although the crime
WAS committed in New York county.
Tho sentiment has some basis upon the
subject of the expense which the prose-
cuiion entails upon the taxpayers.
1t is generally believed ut Nyac,l that
Jennie Wilson will tell all she knows
when the case comes to trial. notwith-
standing the efforts of her counsel TO
prevent il.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

By Telegraph to virgin,an-Prot.,

(By Telegraph to Virgin,an-Pilot.)
Washington, June 3.-sir Cavendish
Boyle Government Secretary of British
Guiana, was presented 10 the Secretary
OF State to-day by the British Charge
d'affares, Mr.. Tower. Sir Cavendish
has just returned from London and his
special mission is to assist in negotiate
ing treaty of reciprocity for this West
Indian colony.
Mr.. Tower. has also received word
from the British Foreign Office that a
commission from Jamaica has been au-
thorized To come here and aid in 4 roc
ilrocity treaty. This clears up Il mat
ter which was involved in considerable
doubt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Tho Alaskan Boundary Dispusc,


Washington, ID. c.. June Sit is
learned at the state Department that
the negotiations now in progress at
London between Amba ssadcr Choate
and Lord Salisbury relate entirely to
the arrangement of q modus vivendi to
aVerte the dangers Of hostile collision
on the Alaskan border during the pres
ent season 1T least. 1t is expected 10
resume the negotiations for the settle
ment of the whole boundary question
when Sir Julian Pauncefotc returns TO
Washington from The Hague.
There is every reason 20 believe the
attempt to secure Il modus vivendi will
succeed hut the basis cannot be dis
closed at this time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
In.crmcn. of Governor El,erbc.
OBy Telegraph to virginian-pilot.)

(By Telegraph 20 Virglnian- PllOt.)
Columbia, s. C., June 3.-William IT.
Ellerbe, the deceased Governor. was
buried at his home this afternoon. in
the presence of hundreds of his neigh
bors ana the state officials, in the sim
plest possible manner.
The new Governor, NJ. b. McSweeney.
took the oath of Office at 1910 tonight
the chief Justice administering it.
lie said that he expected and would
endeavor To be the Governor of South
Carolina.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
cour. Gnnrdea by mi,,snr,
Dy Telegraph to Virginian-pilot)

(By Telegraph to Nirginian- Pilot.)
Lexington. Ky. June 3.--One hundred
picked rinemen OF the First Kentucky
regiment and Ga;ling gun battery
left to-day by a special train for clay
county. in the mountains, to servc as
n guard during the trial OF Thomas
Howard for murder
Howard is connected with parties 10
n bitter feud. and II was regarded as
necessary To have troops present to pre-
vent violence.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
ADMIRAL DEWEY.
HE WILL SAIL TUESDAY FOR THE
UNITED STATES.
(By Teisgraph to v,rgianian-Pnoto

(By Telegraph to virgianian-Pilot)
Hong Kong. June 3.-Admiral Dewey's
health is still improving, but he is
keeping very quiet at the Peak Hotel,
only once having come down to the
city and accepting no invitations. lie
will sail on Tuesday. According to his
present plans he Will not visit England
on his homeward journey, but Will pro-
coed straight to Gibraltar and thence
to New York where he expects 10 ar
rive at the beginning of October, after
a leiSurely voyage.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Peoplc rttIiea storm.

CBy Telegraph to Virglnian Pllot)
Kansas City. Mo-, June 3.-Two pco-
pic were killed and several We're in
jured in fierce storm general through
out Kansas late last night and this
morning. r deluge Of rain. amounting
to from to inches, was followed by
a wind storm approaching the proper
lions OF tornado.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
wrccn on ,orto,k ma western.
az Telegraph 10 V.rginIan Fnot.l

Roanoke. Va. June S.-A heavy
freight train entering IL siding at Mont
gomcry. a station on the Norfolk and
Western railroad. twenty-five miles
west of here. was lost control Of by
the engineer The engine and cars
crashed into another train standing on
the main line wrecking eight cars and
turning the engine over. No one was
hurt. Traffic was blocked for five
hours.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

shirts and neckties-to suit the notion
OF every person. See "ad''
The schooner Massachusetts arrived
last night and Is lying at the Norfolk
ana southern dock TO load with lur,ber.
captain w. IL. French pumped out
me schooner Georgia Clark yesterday
and VII lut ler on the fla1s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04

(By Telegraph to Nirginan-p not)
birmingham. Ala. June S.--The Ten
ncssec Coal. Iron and Railroad Com
pany to-day announced an advance In
the wages of its miners Of two and a
half CENTS per ton. Six thousand men
are affected.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Man ANA wife Wandered.
Ry Telegraph 10 Vlrglnian- Pilot.

t3y Telegrauh 10 NIrg.ninn-P IIot.)
Austin. Tex, June S.-W. q. Englsig,
q prosperous farmer ANA his Wife, liv
ing near this city. were found muir
Gered at their home this morning
They had been shot through a window
during the night The assassin entered
the mouse then. heat their heads To
Jelly and rilled the house il search of
Valuables.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
the 1t. Louis Gro,,n.,cd.

(Ey Telegraph TO Virsinian- Pilot)
Southampton, Tune 3,-'rhe American
line steamer St. Louis grounded in the
mud near Calshol Castle to-day. She
drew off and proceeded shortly after
wards.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
.ubnns Receiving Money.

(By Telegraph to Nirsini4n-Pilot.)
Havana, June S.-Thc payment Of
insurgent soldiers was continued yes
terday at Meiina. 17s men received the
$40 allotted to each soldier, turning In
their arms. and 4i applicants We're re-
jected for various causes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
souticrn Grocsrs.

tBy Telegraph TO virginan- Pilot,
Richmond. VA. June s.-The Board
of Directors of the Southern Wholesale
Grocers' Association have announced
mat the next meeting of the associa-
ton Will be held at Battery Park Hotel.
AsheYille. n. c., July 9TH next.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
Presentation OF MINISTER'S
Continued from First Page)

=.
strengthened tn ,bo aa,,a,,,a.n ~ ~
peoples. is nv o,,.,,e... ',.t'.,, - -
assure vn,, ~, 80. -. M''n' 'nu ! M
Government win hc,r.it, 90 o,l,,..,t -,
with YOU To thot desir,iIe and
,c,,,,, rN,,,.,,
blf r-.>Oh.
II was noticeable that Due d'Arcce.
IN referring to the qualification with
Whlcn spain resumed the friendly re-
Iatlons with the United States that had
existed FOR over 100 years, plainly said
mat these relations had been broken
py war while the President delicately
spoke only Of the relations Interrupted
1or Il short time.
Al the conclusion Of the address the
Presldent stepped forward and shook
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
BERKELEY ADvTs

- -,
- Shirts.--A special hHe OF silk rsnsol.Ss
shirts soc. this week. At DOUGHERSTYssSS
DEPARTMENT STORES, "a and "a Chest.
nut street. a.
- RIcSERVINd JARS.-ONE DOZEN
In q box, only so cents-for a fe.v
days only. w. L BERKELEY G CO.
,W%FSsrly Bldg. los Chestnut street, Berk.
~, :. je4-st
- bago aud Cantaloupe Crates for SAL
by W. T. WINBORNE. at No. 2s2 Water
street. Norfolk. Factory, Rerkiey' Va
;. ;. prone lug. 1el.1m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26
Gum ,luritcn Dale srtrant.

Suliu Dent Grant jeBt uu4 na4 benz
Riius Der SpistopaItir6e nit benz
tu7Iiidsn 6iirItsn Gantacu3tns
permQbt.
Nepport, q. g., %. September.
-sSrl. Sulia Dent 8rlnt, Sohtsr beg
Sriouoe Generals 6reosrtd Grant
uro @nfelin peS @sRral5 lllphes ,.
Grant, oeren Srauumg nit Dem ruI'ia
f6en 5iiriien @antacu3ene geItern, ple
i6on Qemeloet, ra9 Dem 3itu5 Der
qriebiicb tot6oIiI9en Stride tattz
fano, tpurbe 9eute in Der biellgen Nll
Saints &apsle nod einmal, unb
slpur na8 bem 9aitus Der proteItdntiz
ihen Gpi3top1,firj5e getruut. @ls
Miiqlieoer Der camille ppbnten oev
Geremonie BEL, pelde untar groBem
9omp unb in 8e9erpart pieler Sffiz
3isre in goGoItroB BenOenllniformen bonn
9H6of s.. s. 9otter uno Bdltor Or.
Iepins ppuaogen purOe. Die feItli8
aei6mudte Sapelle mar bis Guf ben
lsbtsn 9laB nit rei4getleioeten 9oa@
3eitsgGiten gefiilt. Der Srduti9am
truQ bic Uniform Der ruiIiihen 8dr5e
lno Die 8raut Elm tpeibeS 4tlustleic
nit LANCER G4leppe. Inter Den 2(n=
tpeienoen befanbsp Ii4 uuber ben 8ers
tponDten: 9enerdl gielion u. WfIles
uno Satin, 8eneraimaior WIerrltt,
Grs8eiunotsr Samuel Sbaper Don
NisconIin, SiilfS &rNgSistret1r
Meitleio6n, Gbuuncep 81. 9epetp uno
piele dnbere 8rOBen.
Der na9 Der Srauung in Der pottsr
Yatner'19en 8iQu abgebaltene Gmz
pfang mar einer Der brillanteIten, tpels
der iemals in gelpport Itattfdno. 0ds
Srautpaar ituno babel un.er grpBen,
aus 8unsn erri6teten5r;umpbbo
SS6m CUR Ae6ten itan0en 6rdu 6reo:s
rid @rant, Iopis 6r. unO 5rau pots
ter 91lmer, pdbreHp 6rau Il. 9. 9.
@runt einen SiB in OerNdbe sinna6m.,
8alo ouruuf reiiien Der 6iirIt uno
ieine neugebadens 5iiritin uuf Der
0amp6aat rNdraoa" na4 glepsYort
1b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26
Sine &ur bel alien
Snutmer Complaints

Gin bolb,r big .in Qanssr 1b,sI5ffcl bon Rsob1
Reli,f in .inem baben GIais g0aTer, tusb,rbot
10 off, als Der Gurdfda uubdlt, unO Elm 5lanta'
2uppen, q.trdutt nit ReaOp Relief auf bic Ilaa
Grlsi6t,runq nm benutiteqigt cine baloiq, Rur.
3nnerlib : Gin babsr big sin ganJsr Sbcsl6ffI
in eintm baIbeu e5lais Q9aFer, beisittgt In penis
aen Wiuuten RJdmpfs, S9ptnoslautant, lauren
gGoosn gauita Grbrcbsn, Soobrsnuen, RerOofs
tai, S6laflofettit WiQraue, glabunOsn uno ale
irnt5lbsu 9shDUOsn.
gg trinirt ftin 0simittsl in Der g8slt, oos 5tea
Der uno 8cdi,fisbtr uuo ale dnotr.n maldrlittn,
bilioi.n unb onosr.n Gitb,r i'm @ereiHt nit R a b.
mars 9tlltn 10 raid, pje U a IN a p's
Ref it { bebsbt.
9r,is 50 Gents bro 5Iabc. 81 babsn bel alien
Qpotbcttrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26

na6 San 5rar3isco abgefdbren. Die
Mamlf6aften tperben BON bort ndA
tur5em 4ufsntbalt in Der PrdIioios
8arniIop Die Reiis nd9 Wdnild an
treten. Die Rsfrutirung oes Al. uno
Al. Hegiments in Camp MeaOe i4reis
tet ltetid fort. }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26
@oatanDige
@erDanung

piro betpsrffsliqt our6 RaoDup's qiGen. 3niOlas
ibrer antibili0itn GQtuaaiten hululiren
oie,l6sn Die 4cber bel abiOnOsrung Der Gale unD
ibrem Turbaaue ourb bic Gdrme. 8isit gatu,
in Soisn BON 3 big ( tiraenOmmen, rteuIiren
raid pie lbdtisfei Der 9tber uuo bsirtieu ben 9us
tieutsu uon Osisn Storuugs. GiHe OOer grDi
BON Rapnaps 9intu tdglib eiHgeuOmmsu BON 9ss
men, tptl6s uon 6ili6icn S6msr3su ooer Srdgbdt
Der Q.brr beimqfiuft fnO, bnlteH Das SDfem in
teqslmdbiQcr 5bdtigtst uuo f6ern cine oeiunos
8eroouuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26
ONuSipaD's
SgeabD Nelief

h,tg an 6unO bat Ser g,6rau5 Oisies Seitn,it'
t.ls pro ib tets, nsnn Sic S6mrjtn smPfinosn,
rOsr irout fuo, ois icScusrsi5 erUeiien Gs sri'
tirt Ni5ts in Der Q9tlt, Ous S6mersen bebsbt
oDsr esm I5orti8retsn Der Grouibet 10 raid Gins
bait o,bittet, tpie 8eubD Relief
geotn aOpfpsb lob Wigr0ns oOer BON @srb0fdt
brrii6rno), 3abrrpsb Nturul0ie, &bsumltismus,
Saftu,b, S6m;rIeR I'M 8uteu, Der 8iTbsiiduls
ooer osr 0isrsu, in Der Gsberoegeno, 9turiiit,
QnI6nsaunq Der Gjel,ntt uuo iiberboupt 56m.rs
len isn,r Dirt b,DcrtteaOt Die appitatiOn Dsn
Robpnp'g ReaSs Rslis' ioiOrtigs Grlti6trung
uno pirp bel fortasIsttem G}sbrau5 ndbrsRO rtni'
Ger Gag. Elm. UoatanO0s 9eiung srjieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26
So6ns &opkins' 2lntperlttdt.

Ole auiuabms 9riifungsR fir undergraduates
Stuoenten beginner ID 10 d. Den 81 Stpt,nl=
Der 1899 @Ormittags ll5r
Ser lluterr8t in atm 9epartcments btgnnt am
Sisnfue, Den 3. Gttober
6trtuare uno Iustunft ipcrOcn crtbtilt i'm @i=
reau Oss aeoiftrators in smcGO0=0an." (26o-7M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26

Seute, OienItdg, 5ipe i
tersaa Der neuen 3s 9 It + L
rune al[er 8dhler fur bic
$ 9r B tnalL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26
AZ. ocrbif GrDffnnng.
u. 0usborff & Sobtt,
-SnepffsGde-
Baltimore nno Hppplctun=StraRe,
0rnBe neue Saoen.
9erbit= GrDffnung uno -9(nSitelinng.
Mpntaa. Sienffag. Wfittmob.

0r0Re nclte SaOen.
@erbit= =GrDiinung uno >9(nsitelinn9.
Wpntaa. Sienffaa. Wfittmod,.
rs. Sept. 26. Sept. y. sept.
goupenirs fir Die 3anen.
Si,ie anjsise 1T tine algsmeins GinlaOuns fiir
bic 9altmOrer Sdmsn Sum @tiute unlertr Sd=
Den uno jur 8eiibtging uniersr prdbtigen Gol=
kftiOn BON
0usmaarcn. Mn;iisen uns licbcrmnrfcn.
Seieenffcifen, 6lefcerifpffeu,
reid,ifen SeiaF Nriifelu, Sraperten &C.
Srpffuuns- -@uewaaren.
oon crtIuip,n GciTns in importirten unO bon uns
qlrnlrten
!Suten. Soaues unh Spnnets.
aeots Sabr 5abcn uucre Gg6fnungen ON 98ib=
tgteit etluOnnsn. Sn Oieim SABRE lit oletIbs
grpscr, als ie iupor.
fSie prddtoftsn SHUTTER non ausipdrtjgen Rint=
lern ElO bier Utrtreten, tporunter Die rrrll1HSroz
Oufte uniercr ejGonen &nitlcr munotrbar beroorra=
Gen. Gin erOBnrtqts Slnortlment pon Heuen Ga=
tons, 9DgtIn. @lumeu, Igrettcn GrnamcnteH etc
5u 4rtiien, Die i'm Sercidf enes St0en rno. Stt
iollten Die Scibtigung ni3t peridumtn uno 1no
u. 6useprfT & Spbn.
Gr6Tuuns-1nslse unp ueberwurfc.
Sje IusitcGluno oisicr 'Saiion beftcbt aus elmer
berrlbcn @Htlltun9 OoH mo0erHen &leloun95=
tiidsn iir
Samen, iunse seGbd,en unc Sinser.
sinidlcBli6 Ginger Der eeqauteiten 5foitiime Die
tbeinutiie in europa unO tbeitueie in Imerlfo an=
QtfertiQt puroen, J. 9. pSailorzmaoe" Gniu0e clcs
QQute Gupes uaO Satsts, ieioaue Sailen, &siOrode
unp Sailcn, otrtn 9reiie iib beoeuteuO nieorl9er
crpciien uer0su. als aHOsripdrts fir abnlide 99aa=
reu.
Grr fnmns-sseue SsIeieerffofTe.
Die reuen Dtattraltn beteben aus &ameslsb baar.
Gbspot oOmtpun, 9roaOclotb, golfs uno Spseoz
cuttings, 3lueiieitigtn 9laiO5, iraujOTten 9rmus
res. npuon Die meiiten nit Sampi acibriuft pair=
osn 0toBs 2luswabl Der 5drbtn, A bis 80 3oa
brett.
Der pabre g8ertb iit........,..75 75c. s1.00 $I.25
unfere @roffHunss Bargains. 49c. s5c. 9se.
eanj ip3itGer GrDfinunqs BARGAIN 1900
0arOs ean5 ipolleue ilor=Sutin05," ibcraa fiir
Doc. ptrfauit wnier Gr6ifHungs= =preis 15c.
Sir 19c. ofierircn mir gang poltns rJtoOeltps
cuttings" ooppste 9reite fir Den 9ertuuf iu 35e.
angsferttgt GrOfinungss9rsis nur 19c.
Mpecrnc fdrrirte gtpfTe.
Gdm'elssoodre in reibtn uHO clegunten Ntuttern
fir RlciDr0dt, bic alertbabon iur 69c pro WdrO
auss,itclt psroeu. llnier Gr6ffHungss9reis 4oc.
Grpfnuns-Se
Sine Gusittlunq Der beiten Gualitdter, tptlbe
mir nor Der Yreisiteigerung elutauften, unO Die mir
iebt nm % Yrpjent riGOrigerr ais Die porberrIbsu=
oen 95rtie psrfdufen. &duitn Sic Don uns, unO
Sic eripdren mebr, aIs Dit InfCrtigungstOten
(269-70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26
Grr ffnuns-@eue aIeirerifofTe.

ESis ntuen Nsaterialicn beteben aus &ameslsbaar.
Gbspiot, 9Omsipun, 8roaoclotb, 8Olfs unO SlpssOz
cuttings, 3peiieitg. 9laiO5, frauj0Titen 9Irmus
Dem. BEN Grobs &usua6i Der aarben ii bis 50 Sol
brett.
Ser nnhre g3rYth III ...... !. 75r 81 90 SI.16
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26
Die Gntlheibun9 nabe.
lDisbfr fins llutf Gbambfrlain's.
Die 0(ntfpprt Ser Gepmblif SraitS'
paal auf bicie(be miro itbpn bcnte
Dem Splfsraae suaeben.

Srobbritannien beItsbt auf ieinen frii>
bsren Seoinsunsen. - Die @ble5z
nun5 oerislbsn bur4 Die 8oersn~
9aepablit 5pingt es. Die gan5e
Su4lugs aufs g1eus gu ertpagen
unO bic i9pebenben Srugen nnA
leinem etgsnen Sinne gu l0ien. -
Mtun 1T iebt geipannt auf Die Gn:=
iAeioung bes Oranie 5rsiitaats.
- Die Osmonitration auf Dem
SrdfdlQQr YlQbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26

Gs 1T iesr mi6tig bab ieoe Jami!is
rincn 0urratb bun
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GrSfuuns-4n,iise unr uebermnrfc.

siniblebid5 einqer Der elegauteit.n Roitiims, Die
theinpiie in europa unD tbeilrpeiie in 2lmerfa
qtftrtiQt purosn J. 9. pSulurzmaoe" @n3HSe, cIts
qQntc Gapcs unO 5afets, isiOaue Sailen, &leiorode
uno 5alcn, ptrcn 4reile fb btotutsnO nieori9tr
erpciien perosu ais abOsripdrts fir abnlbe GSaa=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26
unSere groffruros- -Saraains. 4gc S5c Csc.

HH1ett OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4yc. DC. Jse.
San, ipe5isler Gr0finunqs BARGAIN - 1900
garOs qanj lpollsue alor=SuitinQs" iibcral fiir
35c. ptrfauft, 1nisr GrDfnungs>pr 15c.
Sir 19c. oiferirtn mir gang tuoutnt rNOucltp=
cuttings ooppslte 9rete, fiir Den 9ertau iu 35c.
angsfertigt. Gr0fnungssQrei5 Hur . 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26

Or. gnna ginina's gsq,tabls COMPOUND if elm
unf,Sl6arts 6eilmitttl fur aae fSrauenlsiOen 9srs
i,tsn Si. cine 5laide, uuO oas GebsimuB ieiu.s
munp,rpol.n GriOlgss miro erl0t lein sl0O bro
fiaibt su babta b'i GlltH Igotbtttrn .griDats
eir gRi,perberitelnne ausalsnOtr unO erarauter
nsorr Zoe. .qiln 99bitt" rsgulrenos 4illen, 81 co.
einOtrloitn Grausn pirO Ratb crtbelt.
Giering's drstfiGes Snfitut,
1903 f>BaItimores2 Giraffe.
Gsnlutiyt Dr. Inna Gisrina. CssptI9, ,DDS-,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-26
Mpecrne farrirte Gtpfe.

Rdm'els@0adre in rci6tn uHO clegunten Ituftern
fir 6lciOrpde, Oi, altnbalbon itr G9c. pro NdrO
aus s,itcqt psroeu. Inner Gr6ffnunus ssgreis 49c.