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Connecticut western news., 1900-04-19
7rauelerS' Guido.
Berkshire Division
N. r., NH. & II. RAILROAD.


 Commencing Sunday, December B. 1898,
 ooNo SOUTH Leave North Adams 20 am, Pittsfold 10. Bridgeport il 90, New York II 2b. Loaye Albany 10 ann. State Line $ 70. pitts- field \ 10, Canaan Q s0. Arrive Bridgeport i2 co p. m., NewHaven l2. .Ab New York i.be Leave Albany 10 % s. ms, State Line II 20 North Adams l2 10 p, m., litttheld ] sa oanaan 2 a. Arrive Bridgeport boe, New Haven c S5, New York G.io. Leave Albany 10 % a. m., state Iine II 20. plttsneld IA a2 ?. m, Canaan Y: Arrive Bridgeport 2i. New navon 60. Now York 9 %.
 Leave Albany 220 p. m., State Line 2 co. pittened 90, Canaan ( t7. Arrive Bridge port 2l, New Haven ' co. New York 2 % tsundays onlyl Leave pi,tsneli 8 % ?. m. ranAan q 22. Arrive Bridgeport dh, Now Haven %, New York sb.
 aoINo NORTH Leave New York 6 70 a. m. Bridgeport 2 co New Haven 10, oanaan %, Arrive Pitts field ii nb, State Line 10 4i, Albany 1a 10 D m. Saratoga 2 io, North Adams III bs. Leave New York co n. m., Bridgeport bb New Haven Q s5, Canaan IA Ss ?. m. Arrive pittsneld 2 oa 2. m., State Line 70, Al hany 2 35 Sarntogn 20. Leave New York 100 a. m, Bridgeport 10 cb, New Haven 2 ,sb. Canaan a.25 P. m. Arrive pittsneld SOS ?. m.
 Leave New York SO p. m. Bridgeport 2o New Haven h7, Canaan 30, Arnvs Pitts field 70, North Adams sos, State Lins | sp0, Albany Q s5.
 Leave New York 3 30 p. m, Bridgeport { 20 New Haven 3 b7, oanaan o. Arrive Pitts field & sb. State Line co. Albany ath. | Sundays oulyl Leave New Haven co .. m, Bridgeport o5, Canaan Q 70. Arrive Puts field II 0b.
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-19
IN GREEN CATHEDRAL AlSLES.

Within the green cathedral ais,es
 The winds whispering 'mong the
 leaves,
 And natures face Is wreathed in smiles. The sunlight in mosaic weaves A gorgeous pattern meath our feet And summer days are fair and sweet. No pride or pomp in Mammon's piles Can match these old cathedral aisles. The birds are chanting songs of praise, And music murmurs in the trees, For in these quiet woodland gays
 The choristers are birds and bees; The flowers with incense fill the air, And natures priests her vestments wear. In forest, free from human guiles, Are rear'd these grand cathedral aisles. The city teens with restless life,
 And tapering steeples bear the cross symbol of the Christians s strife
 Through all the years of gain and loss. So ever upward point the trees And wave their plumes in every breeze, To lure the wanderer miles and miles Within the green cathedral aisles. c s. Kingsland in New York Home Journal.
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-19
Pawned Church Property.

When the sexton opened the Norwe gian Lutheran church for prayer meet Ing the other night, he found the chairs, pews, organ and even hymnbooks gone. He discovered the missing articles in a local pawnshop. where thieves got $50 on them. They represented them selves as deacons eager to raise funds for the church, which. they said. was in financial distress. ..-Denver Post.
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-19
A HaraxxorlxIufr NIlIIfann{re

Few rich men work harder than John D. Rockefeller, the Standard Oil Cro- sus, and certainly no other New York millionaire is personally so little in evi- dence as he. Nearly every day he puts In a lengthy period at his office in low CT Broadway, and even the days he is absent are usually passed in business pursuits elsewhere. There is therefore color of truth in the report that he re- gently sighed for a man to look after his interests, offering to pay an annual salary of S1.00o,000 for such service.- Chicago Chronicle.
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-19
From Washington,
N low a Little Boy Was Saved.

Washington, ID. c." When our boy was about 16 months old he broke out with rash which was thought to be measles. In few days he had a swelling on the left side of his neck and it was decided to be humps. He was given medical attenda .ce for about three weeks when the doctor said it was ssrofula, md ordered a salve. He wanted to larce the sore. but | would not let him hd continued giving him medicine fcr about four months when the bunch broke in two places and became a running sore. Three doctors said it was scrofula and each ordered blood medicine. A neighbor told me of q case somewhat like our baby's which was cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1 decided to give it to my boy and in a short while his health improved and his neck healed so nicely that l stopped giving him the medicine. The sore broke out again, however, whereupon again gave him Hoods Sarsaparilla and its persistent use has accomplished a com pletc cure. do not think there will be even scar left. I cannot speak too highly of Hoods Sarsaparilla and rec ommend it everywhere l get a chance" MRs. NETTIE CHASE, AZ K St., N. k.
 Like Magic.
 "A complication of troubles, dys- pepsia. chronic catarrh and inflam- nation of the stomach, rheumatism, etc., made me miserable. Had no appetite until I took Hoods Sarsapa- rilla, which acted like magic. am thoroughly cured" N. B. SHELBY, 1874 West 14th Ave-, Denver, Col.
 If you have failed to get relief from other remedies try Hoods Sarsapa- rilla. It cures when all others fail, because it is Peculiar to Itself.
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-19

f Trains stop only on pisnal, or when esesss- tor Is notined. Daily s1cspt ssadAf .bAAs. | sunday oulyt
 lsnS ana Pousssespsis T ss, .s e, .ic.sa. TYd a m .Iue. sason, 300 'soo, skloa 4NiqRm
 Trains leave feuyhke~p~ss foc Rlyhiena sn4 New Palt1 i1 ss. fs ao, 'pto slot1 til lm d m .ia oo noon .i;ia. .ais, -ais. .til ftia tss6 Ihis Es sb, st asp m
 Trains leave hhinsclin tso a m-, an arrive at siyornais 10 A 0A n., ih
 TrAins leave siivernails II Al a VI amR m Trains leave Powshsssb.as s@ n~~s~~~ Junction sa and m a u a sY& tmR m Trains leave Hopswsn let ter rusNA&s.8 ' % and 10 te A m., ao and n
 Trains and 10 earry rhrvust Sks~& sssYw@e wInsted and Grand o&nv-sl @se$N. Rsw fw% Train No 10 eonnects ss es~s* tAA wsm Ew& No, 10 for wfnse~a
 Train Ne eonAsets al st.ss Llnx wtA s4m No. it for foushkeepxla
 s:::;: s:s;;: $i::.;f $::: sss:;: ' y is sg III given to owsstsrn trnwA k@s~& 3Kws 6 E lower than any othcw AAs W1a4 & n~fw ~ psrtisoiArs ess~s p~oss.a>s t~k4 13 E
 Tiossn so su pes,As |. sAs - d v.s.~ nXfH.ss@s' s' sSsx se< " ~""TW
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-19
stAIRLL NH EgG..,1 slIlElY CORpAHT.

PoUerrKEErSgEu uaaDeE uouFa
  nn Effect sundnl, oetaaor t5th, Isess
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-19
The PrefiGurntion,

Seal of sanhedrin, company of sol diers from the tower of Antonia. floor of rock. roof of rock, walls of rock, door of rock, cannot keep Christ in the crypts. Come out and come up he must Come out and come up he did
 Prefiguration. First fruits of them that slept. Just as certainly as we come down into the dust, just so cer- tainly we will come up again. Though
Connecticut western news., 1900-04-19
Tn Sanh cdrin's Seal.

At the door of the mausoleum fight takes place which decides the question for all graveyards and cemeteries. Sword of Lightning against sword of steel. Angel against military. No seal of letter was ever more easily broken than that seal of the sanhedrin on the door of the tomb. The dead body in the niche in the rock begins to move in it's shroud of fine linen, slides down upon the pavement, moves out of the portico, appears in the doorway, ad- vances into the open air, comes up the marble steps. Having left his mortu- ary attire behind him, he comes forth in workman's garb, as I take it. from the fact that the women mistook him for the gardener.
 That day the grave received such shattering it can never be rebuilt. All the trowels of earthly masonry can never mend it. Forever and forever it is broken tomb. Death, taking side with the military in that fight received n terrible cut from the angels spear of flame, so that he himself shall go down after awhile under it. The king of ter TOTS retiring before the king of grace! The Lord is risen! Let earth and heaven keep Easter today! Hosanna,
 Some things strike my observation while standing in this garden with a new sepulcher. And, first, post mor- tenn honors in contrast with ante mor- tenn ignominies. If they could have af- forded Christ such costly sepulcher, why could not they have given him an earthly residence? Will they give this piece of marble to dead Christ in.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-21
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Surb ibrs anita iGi5feu Giatnidaft,n
timulir,u Oisclb,H Die 9eber our9 gbionosruug
Der Sale un0 oereu abfhbruug bur6 bic @allens
gdree. Sieie Qaen in Soisu BON Jpei bis rttr
qenoumeH, fptrotn raid bic 3bdtiafett Der 2ebtr
rsQuIrsH uno Den 9utieHteu bon Rraufbetsn oiti,r
Dirt befreicr. Sine Ooer ipti bon Saoudp's 9il'
len tGqlid BON Ssnituigtn tine,nommcn, psIbe an
bili6ien Sdbmer3en Mno 9rGqbeit Der 2eber leioen,
peroeH bas Sptsm in eiHem reouldrsH 3uitanpe
srboItsn uno cine aeiunoe 8,roauuno fhuu.
sd pobue l20 Wsileu bsn Der udbfsu apotbde
eHterRt uuo biini6e, oab Sic mir Gin Subeno
Sbabtsln bon Sbren 9inen ibdsn. Sb l,iDe an
Musfe.Rbmmatismus uno mar HsuH Wondte lang
in Set=Sprines. Dtsine 2eber uuo Nitren fno
ofibirt SD iirbt, odS Sbre 9iu,u mir btHer
belf,u ols are ReO5in,n, oi. i'd siussnOmmcu
A6tunQspoa B Sames,
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Sbr. Taosobs 9incn babcn in mtiusr Gamilid
buubtroOG osnirtt. QBsnn mtine RnOer srtrant.
ten, crbiclten oiciclben ioiortipe Quocrunq urO
OoaitdnOige 6silung bur6 o,rcn 0ebrGua. SD
finOe, Oa6 ib pl0slibe GrtGltuug uuo punbtn
Suls raid Ourh ben G3ebraub Sbrer 8eaoo 8tlief
unO 9inen furrtn fam 3istlbeR iolten in feia
mem Dobl Georouettu Sausbulte ftblen. yg8us
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Rr. 60. SuoipusStrabc, Soboftn, RS, unH
pSmess "8ebdube, Neps9erf
vseit Sobrtu DurOe i'd BON Rbtuutatismus uuS
@erOauungsib ecplagt, 10 bab ib mid ,nts
iblob, Sbre 8ltu su probircn. SD fano ourb
ocrcn gebraub orObe GrlchtCrunp uno flblt mid
ict tb nit Dem Gnucbmeu Otriclbeu beeuun pie
Gin ncuCr Wenib, 10 oab i'd itBt ribt obus bic.
itlbtn lcn m0dtc. Sas idlafie, ibldfrQe &c,
fibl nclcbes i'd osp0bnlidl bate, if polfdnoig
ocrbpunoen. Tic 9crbauunp sihndbc 1T qebobtu
unO mCiu 8beumotismus bat mid poaidubie per=
ldien. Gs iOate mid ireueu, pcnu SeOtr, Der in
obnibr YStiie ltiocub 1T, NIT 8aonaps 9ncn
elncn @uIub MAIDEN poutc. or tpirot Nbtr Qtbcit
iperocn, Oenu ib CLAUDE, OaS oil. Oicie Q,iOeu oa.
ber tOmmcn, ntnn Oos eptcm oubtr CrOuuuo lit
ipcnu bic 9cbtr uibt orbCitct
@eorae E. Staltp,
Ir, IS, Rafaus Strabt, 0tp;0ort0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-21
9ermiI6tes Gber Die d /:

8erm 6 teS Ii ber Die d L
ne7tG8en Nirreu.
NSout6ampto 0 n, @nglanb, 20.
SUM. = 0as amerifaniT6e S6uIz
I6iff Buffalo" tpsl6es i'm bieIigen
9aFen liegt, fat gsfebl, feline 8orbez
reitungen CUR 4bfubrt gu 6eI4leuniz
gen, 10 paB es morgen frIb in Ses
fe9an farm. G5 6atte 8efe6l, i;9
nad GbriFianiu, gaorpegsn, gu bsges
ben, inoefen IinO feline Sniiruftionen
ange6li6 perdnoert porDen. 0as
5aFr3eug iolI 700 Mann an gOrO
baben.
Der e5enFoQs 6isr fiegenbe umsritas
n;Ids &reu5er y2lt6unb" fann ous
Mangel an 2tusrufung ni6t Dor eiz
nem Monat obgeben.
Song Song, 20. Sum-. - Die
Gbinsfen bsfiir9ten unru6sn gu Gan
ton bei Der 2lbreife 81 Sung @6ang's
na4 Psting. @s berlautet, baB bic
Sorts 8sfsbl BADEN, auf irgenb Elm
ariegsi9iff gu fsusrn. tpsl6es porii6er
gu fa9ren beriu6t. Sin &anonenboot
piro fir ben NotbfaG bier urtsr0umpf
gsbaI,en. Gs befin0sn Ii4 feline ariegsz
idiffe in Canton.
8erlin, 20. SUM-. - Der bsuts
ff,e 8oniul gu &6sfpO lit inItruirt
porpen, HHdIprade nit Dem 8efsblsz
baber oes oeutf6en 8eI3pdbsrs gez
trsffs SsrItsGung bon pOitOerfebr nit
Satu gu nsbmen. Die Oampfer
g5rontfurt" uno rWittetinb" pom
nTOroOsuti6en 2lopo" iinb gs6ufs
8efDrbsrun9 peuiitfr Sssioloaten
fa9 G6inu BON Der &sgierun9 genie
tbet porosn unb pslben in etpa elmer
Wohe ubgeben.
s6uns6ui, 20. SUM. - 9epss
i6sn pom Is. SUM- aug 5isn Sin,
per ppf b;sr6ar bef0roert, ergebsn, oaB
Die ouspdrtigtn MiIiiondrs gu Pao
Sing Su an benz srtpdhntsn Datum
nod Ii6er paren uno pur6 Sruppen
oes @snerals Nis6 bei4Ibf puroen.
0as amsrifanii9e 9unonenboot DO
npca5p." oas ruiFIae S9la4tl9iFl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-21
Stcuer=S r=Scpartcmcnt.

u Il :, ben u. Suni I9UU
StencrjabIcr iperSen bicrmit bCna6ribtiet, DdB
Ole 1900 Steucrn, Die nibt an ooer Dor pem 30.
Sunt 1900 bc3oblt fnp riditGnoe pcroen nm
bab oas Gigcntbum, auf ipeldDem beiagts Steuern
ia'cn. bann Dem 9srfauf fir Stsueru untermorz
fen it,
SNenn iol6c riidtdnoiec etcucrn nibt innsrbolb
oreiBlg Sagen parnad) bc3ablt Tub, iuerOen orel
90 Nroient oes geiammt =getruaes ieoer steutrs
re9nun9 biniuaeiiiet unD ,3ablune Dem @jsieBe na1
erjiuunQeu iperDen
SteuerSdbler, ipelds ihre 1900 Steuern su be-
3ablcn piinidbsn sbs Der 3uibae esmubt piro
mullen 4pplfatipnsn fir ibrc 8s6nunq in Qerion
oDer ldriitli6 pOsr burG cinsn 9srtrtter iteltn
IA oas 0cieb, ipslfes slbitfcrunq por 3uiblas
perlan9te, bon Der lebtm 9eeislatur DiOtrru1en
Durbc
Sames y. 6crfer.
=Stsusrsnnebmsr.
CSunil6 19, %, &C. .29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-21

tGr Reib befinbeu Ii9 no9 ir Gnens
babntpuggons Spiffen WSa9abooorp
unb 9felipruit unb fplen $4,000. 600
in @olo BEL li9 fiibren.
6 + berlain's Sci p a B.
2onbon. 20. SUM. - &oloniuIs
MliriIter G6ambsrlafn 9ielt in elmer
8erIammlun9 Der ,Women's 2lberal
llnionift 9lfpctution" eine Reoe, in Der
er Die @rtlarung tpieberbolte, oab bic
fiibufritaniide 5ru9e iebt enOgiiltig
gelDit tpsrosn miiIfe, bumit Elm neusr
arfeg, mi. Der, tpel6sr ieBt ieinsm
gnDe entgsgengebe, unm0gli9 gema9t
perbs. Ha4oem er i'm Wsitsren be-
merit, puB man Die ubfdlligsn &rititsn
beg europdIl den Continents ertpartet
babe unb an oisIeIbsn gsp0bnt lei, be-
bduptete Chamberlain, bab Gnglano
be 3uitimmung uTo SDmpdtbien Der
Dffsntti6sn Wsinung in ben 8er.Staaz
ten bate. NIerpings bdtten ein5elne
4merit1ner nit Der Sranspaal Rez
publif ibmpat6iIiirt, aber bic erOBe
Maioritdt Der pubren 4msritunsr srz
fenne, ME er CLAUDE, an, baB bic 3iele
gnglanb's in bieiem 8rtege eben1o
6sbre unO uneigennBige ieien, mie Die
Der Der. Stuaten i'm ipani4 ameriz
funTiden &rie9e. 0amuls bGtten Die
Qmeritunsr fir 6rsi6eit uno @ers4z
tigteit getGmpft. ridt fir lire eigenen
2anosleute, ionoern fir ungliidll9e
Spfer brutaler unteroriidung, unO
Gnglunb babe, pbne ibnen S4pierigz
feiten in ben Weg gu legen, anertanrt,
bab iie, pie es Die 9tngelIu6Ien itets
@sgenliebe erpurten unb lei iiber5eugt,
gstban, Elm groBes Werf Der @ipifiiaz
tion psrri9teten. SEPT t0nne gnglano
baB IS bieielbe audi F.nDen lperOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-21
ID Saltimprc=C 3 bip= . a bn= q Snlletin. Ea

ST'UU pUn SaItIm0re ndcb Nbetapeatts Sfdeb
nno 3uriif am Sonntag, Den 81. SUM. Str
S9e1ialiug oerldbt Den gambenzgdbnbof nm
39 ubr @ormittaes 9l6iabrt fur bic &idfsbr
nm llbr IbenOs Ginen ean3cn SAG am
Strdnoe.
$500 Don Baltimore mad, Cumberland uno
3uriid am Sonntag, ben "a. Suni Ser Spes
3a3ua OcrlGbt Den GamoensgubnDof I'M z
lbr MUr9ens @OrsHeIide 8tegenbet sur
@ttrattung Der berrli6en StbirQs=Soncrie'n
$3.50 pon Baltimore mad, 1bilaeelphia uno
3urud am q. Sun 9tllete gut sur HudTabrt
bis sum 26. SUM, cini6litbli6.
$1.25 pom Baltimore mad, sSaibinatpn une
suriif an Samitaqcn uno Sonnagcr, 9ultig
sur 8iidfabrt bis sum folgcnocn Wontae, ttn=
idlicblib ollie ,3uge auseeuOmnlen ben
r8opal 2mtco" Q72)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-21
Zen NnnH f1rr Nndhmsft-

babu f5 len, ,brDiroiatn irOmm;n R5n5s ,r.
DOrben, ptlbt aus 9rbs idr brs ltotHOtn Dln.
meuib'u Die Ct. gsrnarosRrdutupilm Juiamm
iteilisu. S,ie aus ben i5on i'm Witttlalter bes
ilrnten btItrditieen RrGut.rn uno 9flunjtnditen
btittbenO,n 9iasu babtn h6, pis b:utlutaae Stoerz
mann bstauHt, eiu.n ggtltrui trworbsn un0 pitle
9auisnOe BON W.ni6tu, Die Ourb bic pilen BON
i6mrjbaittn unO auaIpousn 2eIotn trI0t Doroen
hno i,eun I'M Siineu Die Sernarointr DfDu4s a!s
rpabrs 3eobtbater DIR IsiosR0eI Weal3btt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-21

rTopal strcauum" ipirb beiieu 23 Sabrcsftisr am
Tre q 9, Den %. SUM, in rG3ppnn Sat 9urt"
fr'ern Sin ununtcrbrodenes Qroeramm BON 9er=
QnnQunQen iprp poresiebcn ien, beeinueno nm
ubr Ta6mittaes. Northumberland bon ei=
ntr Wi!itGr=Gapsle Na6mittaQs uno Mbcnbs nit
cinem orobariieen feueriperf abidblisSeno Stoer
@ruosr lit eineelabeu, nit ieiner Samilie uno
6reunoen tbeiljunebmen i169-73)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-21
ssennaros (farmsganptquartifr)
Gr. 1O2. CH.Segiustpn ctr.
Suni3 iSo, 81, Eo-l

y9}aDurin" unb Der fran5DItT6e 8reua
ger ypascal" Fno gu Sisn 3 i'm anges
fommen. Der oeuife PaH5erfreuSer
.aaiierin Nuguita" lit BON Sien 8 lin
nab Satu dbgegangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-21
Salis6urD's S artas m 8.

@olis6urp's NS urtas m u 3.
2pnbon, 20. SUM. - 2orO
Sdlis6urb, Der britiTbe Prsmier,
par Der 0auptrebner ouf Der baibz
bunbertjdbrigen 9erTammlung ber8es
ieQI6aTt fir 9erbreitung oes Gpanz
geliums. @r entT9uloigte Ii6 fir
Isiu @rI6einen nit Der EdrfuftIaen
8smertuna Mifiondre Ieen i'm 4uss
pGrtigen Nmt feline tpilltommsnenSez
Iuher.
Sbpo6l bic in China bingeI6lu9z
teten MenT6en TbriTtsn Ieien, miiIe
man niht 9tauben. paB lie bon ben
GbineIsn nur ibres @laubens 9alber
ermorost pproen Ieien, fonOern neil
bic @bineTen Tur6t BADEN Dor ben
MthionGren uno iie bafen ai5 bic
Derf3euge tpeltii6er Ufa4t, tpel4e
Ii4 @6;na unterio6en uno pas dime
GT6e 8olf ousbeuten tpollsn. Nlerz
oin9s Iei bies Elm 6ineIiT6es 8orurz
tbeil, aber man t0nne IS BEN @blneIen
ni9t perbenfen, penn Iie NngeTiht5
pielsr Mifipndre, pe,6e Ii9 in @bina
nur 6erei6ern pollen, unD bic tene6z
pegs nur religiOie 3tpede Derfolgen,
5u Oisler lleber3eu9ung gelangen.
Gs ge6e i'm SHen Elm Sprii6port:
rGrlt tommt Der N}iHiondr, bann
Der 8onFul uno Datln Der @eneral."
2si0er babe Ii4 bahslbe fdpn gu oft
6epa6rfeitet, unb ouOur9 babe oas
MiHionsnerf in ben 4ugen Der @6is
neTen bel an 9eiligfeit eingebiiBt.
9orTi6t uno 9lugbeit feien Die beiz
ben 9uupterfcrbsrtli1e fir sinerMilz
lionGr in fernen 2anoen, oenn beut3uz
tage errGngsn Yrebi9er bes G6rifenz
t6ums bur6 unangebra9ten @iferns
ui6t me6r pie in ulten 3eiten Die
n1Grtprerfrone Fir iid iel6F, Tonoern
lie brG6ten bas 2s6en ibrer S6iiler
in 8eIa6r, uno nod mebr, iie Teien
I6ulo, baB oa5 8iut tbrer 2anOsieuts
pergp1tn piirDs, um Die i6nen, Den
W}iNiondren, 3u9efii9ts llubia gu rdz
6en.
StuIten's rtuer 9remier.
81 0 m, 20. SUM-. - 9iuIeppe gu
rocco, Der bisberige PrdIibent Oer46z
aeorpnetentammer, pel6er bpm &Dz
MIA 6umbert nit Der Organization
zines neuen 9abjnets bsuuftrugt tpurs
be, 1T i'm Sabre 1922 gu 9lqui, in Der
grpDina 2lleRauoria, geboren. 4ls
iunoer Mann trat er in Piemont in
bic politi|de Garrisre Elm, inOem er
o9ne untsrlaB 9sgsn bic plGne oes
9raFen Gapour gu 5eloe 5og; berna4
eing er 3ur Finan3ie[len 8erpaltung
osB 8Dnigrstds Stalien uber, no er
nit bem 5inan5minifer Seaa in Be-
IGnbtaem Streite mar; i4lieBli4
purpe er in ben Genat berufen, absr
aua bort tpar er Der DerbifenIfe 9egz
ner uIer aubinette, tpslde Stulien
reaiert babeu. Gr 1T 5pei Mul in
ben Sabren 1887 unb 1898, in bic
Rsgierung ein9etreten, beioe M&dIe
ouF 9erunlaFung Grispi's; beioe
Male bat er bus qortefeuale Der Ofz
Fentli6en Irbeiten gspd6lt, aber 6eIz
len ungea6tst Ii6 portpisgenb nit Der
5inou3pplitif bel6dfti9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-21
RuOmaO's pi((en.

fibreuo, rtqurcnO, rtiniecnO uuo trGitiQeno.
8aOipnD's 9iacu Jur @ciuuO ulcr St6ruuaen beg
Maqens, Der GiugepeiOt, 3iercn, gloic, nerUOicr
&rautbeitcn. SbwmOcuufdac, @trfspiung &d=
mCrrboOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-21

Nlau brabte bic folgenOen SDmptome, pslbe Td
bel Grtranfuugen Der 8erO0uunqs s5Sreane einitels
len: &trfopiung inHere 6dnorrboibeu, Sluton=
Nrane mad Dem ROpfe, Sdure I'M Magsn, uebss
felt, Soobrcureu, @bneiguus eeeen spsiicu, Druid
i'm WtuQen, inurcs AuiitoBen, qti6Dd6ter ooer
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ipriuqm obcr Grfideu 5cim 9icgeu, esi6Ddtts
Seuftraft, 6lcdsn oOcr @epebt pOr Oeu aueeu.
5icbcr uuo Oumpisr S6msr3 i'm SOpf gtbmuness
bei6werOen. oslbe Soaut uno 2lu9tu, Sdmerleu in
Der Sctc, gruit uno ben @lieoeru, p6Blides Auis
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Giniat Soitn q bpaD's gilIen befrtieH
Dos Spfcm pou Den eripGbuten St0ruHgen.
Yreis Csc. pro S9d6tel.
Don 2lpotbeferH Derfauft ooer per
Yo1t perIdn0f.
2saowap Il Co., 50 SsS'ssri SS.%s;Sttes''
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Cine (eftene @efesen6etf.
Genmoo0 : park
ct Mtcr nur $500. SeSes Stii6
Sano 80 Wal gr1fer, ais Die ses
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pldBe.

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Elm usbereintommsn 5piTdsn 9roBz
britannisn unb ben @icstOnigen pon
Tanting unb Wu G6ang eriftirt. ON7
fer umltanD erflGrt bic i'm Yung@2lez
SiangzSbule 6errf6enoe 3ube.
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bG9tiee in groBer 2fn5abl binridisn
idBt.
NG6eres u6er ben Il q m p
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@enn's nur lpabr / it.
We(anoten anssblib in Sidsrbeit.
Sntcrnntipnalc GntiaBfDlpnne iDll
Yefina nacb iti)iperen &dmpfen
erreid)t babcn.

Sb bic glaGri9t b:griinbst lit, 1tsbt
nod ni9t gang auBsr 3psifei. -
Wsitsre Iusosbnung Der Hsbellion.
= DiIoe 9srii9ts aus S6ansbai
iibsr Grmorbung beg 8aiiers unb
SelbTtmoro Der aailerin Wlttps.
- Sntersfante gin5sl6eitsn Der
Ginnabme Der Satu Sorts. -
Sn Sisn Sin tputoen bic pSoGsr"
nit 6lutigsn aOpfsn 6simgei9ift.
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Ga6 EhaI abtpdrtS.

- @dbrenb bic 81 Sabre aIte Rorn
Wadin, nabe bem @reenpooo BREEDER
bel Wlinoafa pobnbuft. am Srsitas
Ra6mittag aus benz Gulmbaufsn oss
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uuroe iis bon nusfr6menoen 9afsn iibsr,
udItist uno ebe drstlite SiIfe sintruf.
peridieb iis. Ssrsmlab Driscoq. Der oaS
Rdodep fallen fab. elite ibr au SIIfs,
purbe aber iiberpdliigt uno iein 3uftanb
mar au6 fur eine 3sitluns elm trltli4sr.
- Wit bbs anssi6tpoGsnsr unb fari
ibmer,snber Infer Sano tpurbe ber H.
idbree Rldurb SOpce bon Diinoofa um
Dounsritas sur 8sbunblune na1 BEN
Woies Saplor SOipital sebra6t einiss
Gage supor iaste ibm elm 8amerab aus
elner 3Oppitole, bic er fur uneelaben
belt. sine 8useI in bic Sano, bic 70 an.
i6poa, baB Der ssrufsne arst oas 9lsI
nIdden nibt sntbeden fonnte. Wan
beflr6tete baber 8lutpersiftuns unb
nabm ibn mad BEN SOipital.
IapIor. .-9atis 8orOfsn unb artbur
SOpsQ bon bier mubten am Wontas ie
$500 8lrsidaft fdr lbr seri6tli&ss @r'
i1einen hellen, neil fe Barren Der g..
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8aumtpoue Ntfdae behubIen, mas sur
5OIgs bate, bub burb erbibte Waftinen'
lbelIe bepeutenoer Sdaoen aneeridiel
purbe.-9is 0abl am Disnitas ma,
cine Der lsbbaftefsn, bic nod ie bic,
itattfano unb bic 8etbeiIisuns tpar bsm'
semdB eine dubsrf rese. Der Vori6lae.
einen Bump ansuIsssn, trurce perporfen
Wi6ael Sllbmann iit in Der 8. Bart
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Reparaturen iinb eiipa 600 Irbeiter be-
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