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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05

BON beimte4rerosn &lonoItetoPFet"
qs6ratte 9o4ri4ten. 8roBs
g}ot6 unter Nr6ettsloTen in Dam
Ton.
6sattle, @af6., 4. Sur. &a!f
Gem bier eingetroHenen 0amPier ~
fl" limb 20 RlonoifeTu6rer beim9es
febrt. sic trdt&n am !. 0e3ember
BON 3Qsp1on GitD ben mubiamen
W}urI6 nab Der 8iiIte an. &ur5 Dor
ibrsr NGreiie aus Der 9auptitu0t ofS
8ololonoe5 mar ourh Die 8unoe bon
Der Grtoedung reifer 8olofsIOer an
Steamboat Greet unO ben bsndhootz
ten 8erq6G6en Elm dugemeltlsr Qusz
3uu ppn @liid8rittern perurlun NOR
ben. Sci elmer &Glte Don A 8rdo
unter Run marIdirten Die Geute uoer
S3nee uno Sis 100 M}eiIen ben gaz
ton auTpGrt5 nab Dem reuen Dorado.
Giniga llngljdli6e gingen inter
meas gu 8runDe, 4noire Tino nit err
frorenen 8liepmabeH oaoongctom@
m9n.
Qro[peftoren 6uben bic GuaQergez
bet oes Slonoite 8iper, $50 W}eilen
bpn OapIon Sin, 3gDei go~lofuArenoe
Babe entOsft. 8srI6ioOene Srpsoi@
tioren Tino t&f in Oas urbstdnnte Snz
mere eingeorungen. an8eIpornt BON
Dem po6n7irnigen 6un9er nI6 Sob;
ii6er i6r S6itIal lit nod feline &unOo
in Die ~bepo6ntsn 8egenoen 9eorun9en.
Sine Qn3a6l Qrbeitslofs in Dam
ion 6eFinoet 7id in GROCER Rotb. Utan
piro OieIe ueber3dbligen, UNI Die So
iten i6res llntsrGults5 ni6t ldnger Der
GtdOt duF3u6Iiroen, inter pOli3elltz
hen S6ub nu6 Der 8iiIte ubI6ieben.
Qm 0uton Riper, 5piIten Sort
Seltirt uno 0aipIon, BAT mar 3tp&i
toote 8otDIu6er gefunOeu, Die in Der
fiirdtRrli6sn 8Glie umgetommen mo-
ren: i6re gameR Tiro nt6t ermittelt.
W}e6rere Sonren 9oit7uden Iino am
2ate Bennett 3urijdqelaTen DorOen,
bu fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING iber
ban Gee bic GisOeta nod ni6t tart
oeuug mar. BIS gum %. 0e3ember
mar Der Gee nod ri4t o04ig 5ugefrO=
rem.
Gpetu!dm&n in 0lpIon GitD baben
i'm MonQt Sfto6er eiren nGorrar" in
&utter uro 3u6at por6ereitst uro Die
6plQe lit, paB jsBt bsioe Qrtitel i'm
4reiIe ouf So oa8 BfunO geItisgen
Eu0
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gcrmiidte teIcarapliihe scpei6en.

= Die 2eQi5latur por Nen : gcrf
frat geitern 3uIammen uno bic critic
Sa5res6oti6lft be8 8oub.rneur5
Hppiebalt puroe perltien.
- PrGIioent M&t&inlaD BAT Die II
Seed Gate Snoiarer 6egnaoigt, lpeihe
tpegsn WioeritlnOs gegen einsn Bun
oesmarihaQ, Der Iie oer6lften noQte,
81 ldn9eren 9aftterminen osrurt3silt
poroer pdren.
- &r : Stuuts : SetrstGr sSp6n
90. Softer unb Gr General y8unoesz
dnpalt 8dDne Mc8aag6, rpelfe in
DdIbirgton an Der Grippe oarnteoerz
lager, 6eFtroen Ii6 Quf Der 8d7erung.
- Die Satin uno 5p6ter Dss
S~6er6uroes : 8i6ters MslpiIe j.
Suffer i4ifften Ii4 geitern in Nepz
gort ouf Dem 9ampfer a5trit Bis
murd" nu9 europa Elm. Sie IiaO
auf Dem Wage na6 Stdlisn.
- Senrp 6. Smith, SO Sabre alt.
fat Ii6 in fsinsm Sta1e gu 2arcaTtsr,
ga, er6Gngt. 5inan3ieQe 8erluite
in 6oIge fe6Igei6lag2ner Spetulatioz
ren trie6en i'm .Oa3u. Gr Fate I9on
Dor etIifsn WOnaten einea 8er1u9
gemo6t, i'd i'm Goretoga grsst gu err
trdnfen.
8rpBfHrF Gpril 8laoimirupitf,
gouIin Oes G3aren. i6iTfs Iif 8eltsrn
N getp : Nort duf Dem Dampfsr
shirt 8t5mdrd" mad europa elm.
- Der Diitn2 be& Brigade : Sc
nsraIs So!. :. 6dsteG, petfer ais
S6erItltutenanI bts 10. Snfanteriez
Re9iments in Der S6Iaft BON 81 Gaz
nsD BEL Santiago i'm ltBtsn Suit per-
punbet purbs unb 6aiD odrduf in
Columbus, 81. iarb. lit cine PenIion
BON $50 pro MOnat perpia;gt porben.
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Gus ,,cinbaiamirtr Jlriid."

g(tsr6du : GetretGr @iITon psnig err
baut ii6er Die Gnt6Uaurgen os5
Generals MiIes. = 8eIdperoen
aus Munilu.
8a56tngton, D. G., /. San.
- Die Gntbiuurgen Oe5 8srerai5
M}iles iiber oas rd9 9orto 8icO ge=
T6idte nein6alIamirte 6leiI6" MAIDEN
Dem Nderbau : SetretGr 0iIIon Fsbr
nenig 8ergniigsn. 9erIeI6e GuBerte
Ti8 in 3ismli8 I6orTer @eiie ij6er
bieIe, Ieiner 4nIi6t ru6 ungere6tferz
tigten NntIagen, bd oi8Iel5en Die Be-
mii6un0en Ieines Departments, Dem
amsritoniTfRn 6beiE6 ben 3utritt al
frenban Wdrften 81 erlei6tern, gang
lid 8unihte gu MAIDEN Orpbten. Der
SetretGr FEB our6blitsn, DAB 8enez
raj Miles uno bic i6rigsn Offi8Rre,
tpslfe DON yeinbll5amirtsm 6lstI6"
reOeten, ni6t pijBtan, pobon Tie fprez
den, oenn er Difs. baB Oon elmer 6sz
miIaen 9rGparirurg oeS 5leiIAss teis
ne 4eoe Iein t0nne. G5 iai einfa8 gez
Frorerss 6tsji6 gepeTen, mas Iih in
BEN trppjT6en 8(imu ni6t ga6ultsn
babe. 5n ge3ug auf oisien 9untt
meinte Der SetretGr inosB, ooB g inn
3peifelbaft erI6sir&, o6 IoI6e8 gefroz
rereS 6leii6, ME Die Pader 6e6auptez
ten, nirfli9 p Stunben, ra6Oem Is
ben 8eEGIterr entnommen, rp6 gez
nieB6ar lei, beIonoerS in 6eiBen 80
nen. Wa8 General Wltls5 un6atraffe,
10 Ieien %ibrigers osfen NauBerungen,
TeI6It rpenn cine gepi1e 8ere6tigung
baTjr borgslegsn Bate, tpas Der Gu
tretGr baitreitst, unpeiie gepeIer, Dd
Iie 9eeignet Ieien, un6egriinoate 8or=
urt6eile gegen od5 amerifanii6e5leiIh
b3rOor3uruRn
Die GommiiTion, rpeI6e in Suhen
be8 ,Gir6dlfamirter 5lejT6s5" DON
Santio9o eire llnterIu6ung gu fi6z
rem fat, Miro i6re Re6er6en ii6rigen5
nod peiter dusos6nen uno W1atfrial
gu einem gang interafanten 8ari9t
IammeIn t0nnen. SIN Grieg5 De
pdrtement Iino nGrnli6 audi 8ei6nerz
Den BON Dem Commando gu Wanilu
iiber oa8 oort6in gelisferte, in 8ii6Ien
eingemutte Rinoflei56 eingslaufen.
9ieTe5 nGarneo roaIt beef" IoG ebenz
fans b0Iig unaenisB6ar gepeisn Ietn,
oDer t~penigIten5 bod cine beOeutenoe
9uontitGt DeIeI6en, palfe i'm Nnfung
beg Sommers our 8erprobiantirung
Der Sruppsn nu6 oa7 9bilippiren ge=
Idnot nuroe. IS bat oumit eire eli
gene 8etpdrotniB. SIN 6rijbj16r
fduFte bus &rieQs : 0epartement, i'm
~ofFsrsn Martt, cine groBe QuantitGt
ioften conIeroirtsn RinOfleiI62s in
8ii6gen. I'M DaIfel6e CUR Qinoerung
Der Observation-Disclosures nu3 &lonz
oite Gil Ienoan. Damn bru6 oer&rieq
aug, man 6ruu6te raid 9ropiurt fir
Muniia, unO dnItatt nu6 Qla8td,
nurO oo5 6leiT6 no6Manilo geIaitt.
Nnn iteIt Ii4 beruus, baB oieIe5 NAM
Iife RjnofIaiI6 urTpriingli6 fir Die
@erpropiuntirung Der jdpaniT4sn Mr.
NEE i'm 6ineIti6 : japaniI6en 8riege
beitimmt gepeTen mar, a6er, oo OieIer
8rieg Elm 10 raE4e5 @noe nabm, rj4t
d6geliefert rpuroe, fonosrn orei Sabre
lang auf Eager blieb, bis Die 8uroesz
Hegierung 70 freunbli9 mar, bic O.ten
Qaben6iiter on3ufaufen. DabrI6einz
Ii9 Bate Ii9 oieTe8 6teiI6, aud nenn
es niht Der tropiffen 5smperatur in
Manilu ausgeIeBt gepeIen, IonOern
no9 2tIa5ta geihidt pGre, ais ungez
nieBbar ertpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
Gin ipanii6er 9umpfer sri6ritert.

81. 3 6oma5, 0GniT6 : @eitz
inoieu, 4. San. - Dor Tponi{ aeDamz
pier nSoa," in 6abrt BON 2tDerpool
rad porto Rico, lit am 81. DECEMBER
untpeit Der Sn1eI Qneugaoo, Der n0roz
li4fen Der 8irgin : SrfeIgruppe, auf
Elm Riff oufgeIunFsn unO pa6rI6einz
li6 ooIItdnoig berloren. Mit Nusz
nabme Des Yropiantmeiiters, Der err
trant, bat ii6 bic MunnI4aft 4ier6er
gerettet. (0te pSou" bieB friiFer
n@recibo," puroe ounn in nS6alOts"
unO 3uIsBt in nSOu" ~umgetduft; Ite lit
Elm Der y9insu be 9dpore5 Serra" in
Bilbao geb0renber S9rauben : 0umz
pier bon 1921 Sonnen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
9fif big CT itar6.

8"uffulo, q. : g., 4. San. -
Gas. Ntsmbsrgsr, 27 Sabre alt, mel
der sB!sn 6rsitdg nit gebrO4ensm
S6Gosl duf benz @eIeiIe Der Rem
gorter GentraI : 8ahn" gefunben
nurbe, lit Ieinen 8srleBungen erlegen.
@m 5~Sraitag N6eno. na9osm man i'm
auFSafunDsn fatte, fling er an gu pfeiz
fen, O6g,ei4 er DOqtdnbig 6stpuBtlo5
mar, unD pfifF - INNER nod total be-
puBtlo8 - IS Sturben lang cine Nfe>
looie na9 Der anbsren. @rit tur3 Dor
Teinem 4bleben Porte er gu pIeifen
duf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
NiKunri'er Saubitcn.

0as neueite Observation-Disclosures. -
Sin 3ug Der o8anIas @itp, SORT
Scott uno Wenp6is : 8o6n" na6c
MansfieIO, Mo., i6erfaaen unO
geplInoert.
WansfieIb, Mo., 4. 5anuar.
- Nabe Mdcom6, elmer tleinen, flint
M}eilen 0itti9 bon bier gelegenen Sta
ttOn, 3pang geitern QtbaIo fur3 DOR 9
ubr Elm 8unoit, tpelder einen rpeItli6
fabrenoen 3ug Der &anIos @itp, Sort
Scott unb Msmp6i8 8dbn," 3ug2orz
tpooo, Der nG6iten Station DItli9 BON
Mfacomb. dIs 9afagier 6sitiegen unD
ietn 6abrgelo be3a6lt bate, ben 2otoz
mptiDfiibrer nit porge6alterem Rspotz
Der gum Qnbalten, o6glei9 Der Bug
benz 6ubrplon na6 rt8t bort Faltsn
ioIte. 6unf pber feds I9per bspaffz
1>te SpieBgeieGen oes erTtsn 8anoiten
etItiegen h1nn FofOrt ben 3ug. toppelz
;en BoItz, 8epGdz uno GrprtBzD Bag
9Oa lbs, LID 5tpongen ben 2otomoz
t;ofibrer rn0 9ei5er. nit benIslben
3lpeI Wteilen weiter na3 einem ein1dz
men Gar6hia gu fubren. 0ort Err
baden Iie Cen @rpreB : Du99on uno
uerIrieben FER @rpreB : 9oten Rem
ton uno @epGfmeiIter SteOsr unter
QnOrobung Iofortjgsn 9obes, porauf
lie bic Spinoe Der rSoutbern GrpreB
Co." nit 9pnamit Fprengten unD Ii9
Den gon3en Snbult u%neigneten. Die
piel @elo barin mar, lit ni9t 6stannt.
Die feline, fir ben 2o~taloertebr be-
Jimmie Spinbs, puroe ni6t 6erii6rt.
SPECIAL : 4qent G6eiter befdnb Ii6
auf Dem 3uge unb glau6t, in eirem Dor
GGuber einsn Observation-Disclosures Der
8abn ertannt gu ba6en. Die 8anOi=
ter entfcrnten Ii4, obne bic 9aHugiere
gu betGitigen. Sin Qufgs6ot lit gu ibrer
Gtrfpl1ung aufqebrodRn.
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SSN Sings MnftiDns=0 erfGnfe
~ in Rr. 9. g.. 10, IL. IL unn rs, ROre'
Stsbfra6e.
AritIonsi SGrtaate Ieoen YieHtaa, 1ttttfus@ une
GreItnG. Bripatt 9eIFiuit .dslih.
Btsrot tlr ben GsbIaud in Der Staet uHe Grt eerI
tnHoe. gesen Sa1r ober atfiheTte Rehid.
5amst &ius, auttionater unb Giseztknuer.
(Gprl12,13t6&l
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Baltimore transfer : Co.,

Nt. III LHsSaIttntotesSIts
&Wt do alice ~ rfp
9auHsCoS, crheftst s9Baaen, cmnibuHe nne
R~arfsDbaetoHS.
SeIpnoere dutmertiaHlttit miIo Der Seforoerune
ben RolcsltrtH, Stp6d uHo branten ieher ari seDios
met; goraHidldss fur Rseihafeu. GuiBt,ben u. gers
fcseen pen t~IitrECH S@rdHfeu u. ihlDtrer DidlhlnerIe
aena6A sau31.12yitr)
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SabinsszS anf nom Baltimore,

Q. Sdnulr 1899.
Sic Inter ,ei6utttn, bonn Sir,ttorlum Der rSdlii1
morer Sdoires' gani4 srndHnt, NM zen aHspo5
ibrsr 5bdiiet,it tpGbrtuo oes OertloNtrsn Sdpres gu
Sriiitn uno barber 9eridt ~ s%rtattcn, o1btn oe
RON ibnsn .rbtiibttu Qf!lbtsH i%orgta!tIg eTIult INN
btribtsu, ipie folet:
1907 OK VU"'7 III o. s2L,873,6 66.57
Gmpfanqsn BON 9tpuftorcn in 1898 3,2E, 1850
SioiosnDsn ouf @srtbpdpitrc, 3inIsu
oui SurltbeH uuO Qrdmisn ougb
gsrfduf BON Gblieationcn etc l29hOS3.5I
$50 1G, 5oo.O3
Sisruor fno abjujiebtu, ipit folgt:
Rttrdq, ben SepoitprcT
in 1893 bejablt, tir=
ihlitbli6 6luptiuuImo
uHo ,3infgn S3,I9l,3Oo.V5
9strdg, beJablt fir Qrd=
misn uno aufgtlduicrs
3iuien duf a~ugttlutts
Gffetttu, 0bliedtlo=
ncn etc. ~6SO,5ihV'
getrag DIR b@u6ltcn
4usgubsH 45,SbO.42
gtiraa DER ~bJubItcn
0''D''" ~ 447823353
glsibt om 81. 93tmbtr 1893 Gin
S5onosbrtrag Don . . = Sl'95o,zVn9o
Die Sonps Tu0 in Sarl,bsu aui GrunOsiqentbunt
NM Gffeftsn. Die ua6 Anibt Der unitrjetDneteh
poufommtn Qei6srt iIuo, uno our6 Den @HtauI DON
9p,rthpapiertu Der i]oliositeU Nrt %auqtlegt.
Gg ipar,u am 1. Sdnudr 1893 1901 @ontt oflnl;
p0brcuo ~pefelbcu Subrts ipurocn 52f3 ContI erof=
rtt uuo pdhrsuO OeTt!btu 3citruums j531 eonti
ociblofsn. 10 Oab am 81. Eejtmbtr ISIS $3.50
6outi o~orblUOeu paysn.
YSm. @ind,efer,
Spbu Il. Sprparc,
Rfd)c. 9. Sclmau.
% 81
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Gbuatr oils @rlanOtrr an Gnslanb

W a tngt0n, .. g., 4. San.
- @uf bic b09ite Quturitdt bin Ipirb
bsute a~rgetiinOigt, Dab 44tb. SoIepb
$. G6pate BON Nep : YOrt gum Bot
Itaftsr an 9rOBbritdnnien srntnnt
perben IoG. Die @rnennung miro
erIt nd9 etli9en 3agen Dem Senat
3ugeben, obslei4 lte pOm 9rdlNenten
feit beI9lpGen 1T.
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Gentrar "a Savings 2sank
Opn Baltimore,
SnspfsGde Charles unc Ssrinstons Strafc.
" 8 to | 8.

~ u l " "
9altimort, Den 81. Eejmbcr 1903.
'I Is97 -. $5.3ol682.48
gon Htpoftorcu trbaltrn in 1893 2,30l ,613.07
gn 3initu auf Sarl,btH NM CblI0dz
tionsu, SI0I0tu0tH etc. erbaLttI 2+A6f3.4i
$7.S53978.99
On Gepoftortu bilblt
lpGbrsH0 lSS Sr2Nl531.9t
gs3ablte Nusqabtn nab
r,mo 1895 l8,532.H
@tSabltc Sttu:ru plbs
reno 1893 l6,9i4.9
ge;abltt Qrdmitr ouf
Giitittn pdbrtuo 1893
800" - 2.327,70i53
og Is9S VIZ 1926. 1916
Efitu. Gouti am 81. Esembcr 1897 . l6lSi
Groiinttc Gonti iDobruO 1893 ... 2,3Si
@eiblofcne 6unti ipdbrsnO 1893 LEl
Cifers Sonti am 81. St3tmbtr 1893 lb,tni
QBir fiuocn mad 9rifunq, odb bic Nn!19en Der
Z tutrul uUiupsz Sant" lor3falti9 N
Gffttt,n pom i~olioetcH 0,rtb qtmabt tIno; oob ne
Sarlsbtn Qut 1cibtrt fnO, uno oaB Ole gant lpdrz
jam UNI umF9tig otltitct DtrO.
q. 8. xbcmfon.
Mar Mmbadl,
YSmiam 9Sbttriese.
70 . - a -
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Scriihcrnngen.

Teuerberfi6srung 8 ieGi9dften.
orWo-ioteo Girsmen's Sui. 60, 4 Soutbs 5trase
gfopol Sui. 60, 2l7 Cfsealtinipres Strase.
Wtrbants' & glanuiacturtrs' 5ni, Co., .6sraISa
aOpiro Sir, 3ui. Go. SOC @Otsrss trab,.
Seuerperii6erungszQ genten.
0l.urp ( GonnslD, "a SOutbsStrasc.
~ q 5baitliorD, 10 SND=6oaiDdps Strait
@irdbeao & 5obu, BOG g9dtersStraBs.
Snou5trieue 8erii9erung.
,6oms G~TituOlo SOcet0, 100 Bths6opttssstt
2ebensDerii6erUng 9eIeuI9aften.
Sbc Mutual Giie Sui. 50. bon Qeps9ori. 2lS
Germans Strabe.
9llrpianO 2ebtnsUsri. $50, s sout6.etruss.
NerihicOeneS.
9dtentsQnndlte.
@aaa & Co.. Galpsrts unO Hu0titesS traE.
2ei6enbeitdtter. -
@crmuuus Trantt. 9outs uHo Molfss StraBs.
SobH s. 6oot 9%altimorts urc Stridtrs SiraBs.
Sriebb0ie.
eouoOn QartsGtmtterD. 10 @ogos65astt 'strnbL
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NerihicneneS.
@aIe!


II 9leiit I'M auslaRbe 6eiorst inasrhoIb "a Stuahea
gu ~beoeuteHo btrab9tiestenl Breiie
@puGrD Ratnt,
SiopeasSde Baltimore StIes. uHe BpfsOffeesaBe.
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gRrhr rlene GnIOfelOcr.

BON beimtebrenosn acknowledgement
9s6ratte 0a6riatsn. 9roBe
g}pt6 unter Nr6ettsIoien in 9atpz
Ion.
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asmno6 limb ON /. 91,mbsr 1898

Gsmna6 limb am /. ScIcmbsr 1898
all Souos porbauOcu &.fj2SS2.so
Ti, GonOs INN in Surlsben auf 8runoei9cnz
fbur, qftien uno StliQatjOneu ongeleqt uno hno
mas Der DlcinuuQ Der uuttrSei5HCtcu reidlI3 ac=
fdtrt. fcruer FnO ~Disislbcu our6 Den Antant BON
Nftitn unD SbliQotionm itbr i6eren eDdratiers
cnosl,ot. Die aftitn u. CbliQatiuncu inn idmmts
Id inter ibrcm MarfttUtrtbc. uuo feline tbtr part,
am l. Sessm6cr 1897 paycn 1905 6ontt otttn;
737 memo Cont puroen iUdbrcnO os pertlpTcHcH
Gobrss cr5ifnet unO $50 Cont rpurosn Qei6lofen,
70 ban am j. Soenber 1898 I'M 0anjcn 1892 6ontt
piftn bliebtn.
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SruItz Gompugnie'n

Ednten.
Wot;oucl Union gant pOu glarpluno, ) CtsJaS.ttr
StrlBt. " ". 3aplOr, 9rdi., ). e. @tttrs
writrp 0attouul gant, IA RorOsGutaps strase.
Wotiona! Weaauit5' gdHf, SibOt=Gde Galvtrts IL
TattttsS trabt. }. D.. Ramiap, 9rdi., SamsS
ro@..srs,rtSG National ganf, TorOiptfsGd, Charles,
nm @,rmuus5 trabe. g8. s. SadioH, qrdFSeni,
: Wtsltp Gucit, aaltrsr.
Tarmrs' & DtsrbaHt5- Hat'onal gant RoroiUtfs
~ qpmbaros uuo SoutbsStrdbe. Sas. 6loau.
INN YrlFotnt, &. Z. Crane. Raifrsr.
C6wr,rdal & Furmtrs' RaticVol 9ant, Ode 6pus
NM @tTmuuz Strabe. Kaprenrt 9. 9fmp.
Gr6GStnt, ggiipn 9tDisr, Rdiirer.
w6tiSnql Tarmtrs' & PLANTERS 9ani, Qorontits
IA, Souib< uuo StrmausSirabs. Sa0to 8.
9artlttt, 9rdFoeHii 3tbcro y. Ssumau. Rais
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15

tcmpt TO change the character Of peo-
ple has been almost unknown. IL IL true
that traces of the Latin language show
us where the Roman legions marched.
Norman French was the court language
in England after the conquest. and en-
tered our English speech. These results,
long resisted by patriotic men, came ~
natural assimilation. The relentless ana
renorseless man Of blood and iron" did
as a last measure Of utter subJuga-
tion-attack the minos OF the children or
Aisace and Lorraine through the books
ordered for the schools. through are
penalties these orders were enforced; IN
hopeless dspair these provinces submit
ted The Prussian Is not entirely alone,
and doubtless had thought OF retributlve
Justice in mind. For the demon Corsi-
can. IN his day OF sweeping conquest, COM
PEELED conquered provinces TO submit TO
French school laws. The most recent
history furnishes one more example.
Under date OF June IS. 1892 we find an
order Of the United States Provost Mar
shall General in Manila compelling the
attendance OF all children between six
and twelve at the re-opened public schools
and ordaining that lone hours >Sstruc-
ton per day shall be devoted to teaching
the English language" We have not yet
the PHILIPPINES are to study. 1t IS not
exactly in point but 1t IS interesting TO
note that the schools Of France to-day
use histories that teach the children how
entirely Frenchmen won the American
War of Independence Doubtless an in
stance may be found here and there OF
compulsory study Of the history Of con-
quest by the conquered people. When &C
curing. it has been the conqueror's final
and TO his mind most radical cxpedient
APPLIED by and with relentless force anc
with deadly intent to cnangc the minds
and characters Of the new subjects.
CRUELEST CONQUERORS.
II remained for these. our Southern
States. with this State Of Virginia lead
ing and guiding the others CAS- we fear
the record shows 10 present tho first Ing
stance Of voluntary submission TO TINS
last resort OF the cruelest concuerors.
The history OF the human race furnishes
no like example of men who, by their
own action. have so exposed their chill
dren: of men, who. unconstrained, have
dshOnorcd the graves and memories OF
their dead. our own people have aided
and are still aiding. with all the insis-
tence of damned and daily school room
iteration. in the work of teaching those
malignant falsehoods To Southern chill
dren: i'm the work of 50 representing q
brave people 10 the world of to-day ana
the ages 10 come. How amazing The folly
How dark the crime,
This folly or crime for the State or
Virginia. is primarily chargeable to the
men. who. Immediately after the war
when our hearts II not our intellects
might have been on guard-nro Git North
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be told how It happened that in every
crisis Of the countrys history he found
five times as many Southern men as
Northern prominently managing affairs.
lie knew. he said that the time would
come whcn-utteriy wrong and unjust as
he thought it-all the romance and glory
OF this war would gather around Lee and
Jackson and not around Grant and Shcri-
dan and the like The passing years al
ready prove the sOundncss OF his iutg-
ment. Well may they dread to appear at
the bar OF their own conscienccs. With
respect to their latest act OF war. giving
the suffrage to the blacks--a deed unsur-
passed for hypocrisy as 10 purpose, ma
lignant intent, and disastrous effect
upon all concerned-these writers
know that their best men are
uniting 10 condemn IL and will ere
long confess that Il was indeed conceived
in iniquity and born I'm sin. and IS now
Itself yielding "a legion OF devils armed 10
torment the State. Alas, that teachers
I'm our Southern States should. through
any mlsake OF judgment or counsel. join
the North in teaching that. as far as We
are the sufferers. we reap the due reward
OF our deeds.
FISHES HISTORY.
Now, 10 return and deal with the partic-
ular books we were set TO examine:
First in order is Mr.. John Fiske's his
tory. This book has been very carefully
examined. noting the changes appearing
I'm the edition Of 1889 Rev. Or. fuckers
and M. Carter a. Bishops reports upon
It have already been submitted. The
work done by both Of these gentlemen IS
able and conclusive. To read their reports
would OF course. ovorrun our time.
10 IS evident 10 all Of US that
Air. Fiske is an able man and
student of history. lie has seen, more
plainly than any other perhaps. (what the
Northern orators and writer's are silently
or openly Yielding that every claim Of the
South. of such sort as naturally rests upon
categorical facts. Is already res adjudlcata
I'm our favor ar the bar OF the world He
knows from the writer's around him (Nlr
Lodge and others that our claim 20 tho
RIGHT OF secession cannot be resisted, that
right Of coercion cannot be maintained.
that the superior personal and military
character of our leaders is beyond dis
pute: that estimating Americans, foreign
mercenaries. and the negroes in their
ranks the average type and quality Of
their private soldier was far below ours,
and their. numbers so far superior that the
Southern victories set the world wonder
ing. He knows too that the records made
up along the track of armies and their
own statistics of deaths IN prison have
forever proved our higher civilization in
war. SO he f0resces and breads the day
of doom when. as already prophesiod,
history is % declare the truth triumphant
and his the Lost Cause His writings