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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

tpeIsn. Sebr out fabt Elm rbsintTdsr
Sumoriif oe Sahe auf. Gr ldgt:
.Sm aitsn Satire oft %bapunoert,
georiibet frc6 bas neu' Sa6rbunotrt!
9soinnt baHs.6e einSahr ipdter,
Damn |eisrt 5treinlal Der ShiperenDs
tier.
@enn man pie Wsin uno tp;e Gigurz
ren
Sn ail1en padt je bunbsrt Sabre,
Damn, lis6e Sreurbe, .Ga6t S6r reft-
Die 3oder podsn Ii6 MR. id!eft.
Der 96iloIop6 6s3tebt's Bel 2iht,
DO itimmt audi bieIe Re6nune nidt.
Sabrtunosrte Tino n5dt semaAt,
Die BADEN mir uus 10 eroaht.
Man last 10 leift pot GhriIium nos
trm,
Weib Giner osnn beftimmt bas .Oaz
tum?
Wir idris6en rudt5afn" hunoert
Mdl,
unb Idrsiben iebt bic meme 3ofl.
unD lit ber neus Ssabrga11g p:6tig,
unb mNeunssbnbunoeri" 1T ou6 ri4z
tie.
Sa 6ilFt fem Oeltten. tein @soredIel,
Wir lteGer am Sd6r6unoertrcdIsl.
Der 9apIt unb aud Der Oeutife Sal
Ter,
unFs6l6ar tteils uno tbails aud psis
fer,
8on MIen esiItiq oft %beipunosrt.
Sic feiern jebt bos neu' Sabrfunosrt.
Dem tlugsn S6itr pom Senegal,
Dem tit bic Sude gang e9af.
81 SSuoe, @regor pber HuB' -
Nir fsisrn iebt SofrbunOertF6luB!!"
Gin T9ottif6e5 9lutt
piomet pen 9uren : 9el0en bon
gGunoslaagte fplgenoe bi9e;Iterts Der
e, bic frei ibsrIeBt luuten:
SD bin fein @dnger, fret ben Rs;m
gu ndblen,
Sein 3ebner, osi1en Wort sntflammt
3ur Stub,
cS6 fam n1r {tammelno Sud bic
MGr' er5dhien
06t fiihner 6eloen, DoQ bon trsultem
Mut6.
Dem Ii6eren Sobe i6rittet SIR emit
ge9en.
Dem 1reunb gum Sfub, Der mios
bss &c Te6ts,
got Cure 9ruit lid bar benz Suge'z
re9en,
Gin Ssloenthum, pert6 be1eren &c
I6led3t5.
Nidt @par.a peiB Gus Fsinen ti6az
ten Sagen,
Itft 9pm, cas- iibr Welten etnft gez
Bot,
Nj6t Mdceoon;sn peib BON iosfer
56ut 81 Ia9en,
Wie Guer tii6ner, eolsr Opfertoo.
Sir mino're 5faten, tapf're Sriegsz
geFdGrten,
G6lug in 8egeiIf'rung iGon Der
Menl6en Ser3.
Ssiirpahr, fir man6en ihleht'ren
Munn auf @rbn
Rogt Itol3 empor Elm Bib Don Stetn
uno @r3.
Oie!e udt 6elo!n = 9rtiaeriIt:n-
Iprangen, ais in Der S6IoAt bon
G~lanoslaagts Elm Wahiel in Der 6ur5z
Fden SteGung rotfGpenOig spuroe, aus
i6rer Sedung uno l:nftsn Die @uFz
msrtTamteit oes 6e;noe5 ouF [id. @Qe
Ndt fislen, o6er Der plon mar gelunz
Gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
Nciurich Scinc.

Gs furb eonutaq, 45 Miuuten mad 4 ubr Mor:
gems. @cinri6 Seine I'M sllter bon S. Sabrsn. Se
0erftorbeue par aus &oru, @ehen=RuHd, Q~ebiirtio
Gas gtib;ub ;3dnqujb ijnott beutE, GiaitaG
Ra6mittaQ5 , llbr, BON Der 9~0obnunQ ieincr Sod
Ter, Srau NuQuite 9tB, Nr. III, Cf=oumburq:
StraBe, aus nuf Der pQpuoonzQ art=6em Cemetery" itatt
Sic trautrnbe 3intsrblitbenen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
Scrthd Schmeiicr.

Gs tntitliti in Scum am IS. &lnulr 1899. I'M
} llbr 10 DIir. NlbmjttaQs, n1b turjer &rantb:lt
Bertha Sdmcjitr i'll Glitter Don | 5abr IND + Su=
Gen, %iiHQit:s SIND pom Gbriitiau ul0 MlqQi,
Shmsiier. Sic @ect9iguHQ flHo:t mor0s n,
Mittpo6, Nl6mittlss , ubr, BON Or a9obHuuq
jbrer 6lt:rn, 9r. llel. 3. Strabt, 0ieblanDtcun.
aus iltt. 9eiiGgun1 p~ripltiu. go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
Mum Marie Miller.

Is farb am II. 5anuar 1900 NEla Marit Miltr,
sebortus ocln, 1tl;ebts @attin Don GOtparO Wt:l'r,
i'm y. Sabre hires 4sbtls. Sit 9tsgoiguHJ flrost
morQtn, Mttupp1, ~ltorQ:ns nm 9 ubr, rom
5rlu:rbliit, Nr. EOS, Weitzo:u=Strdbe, aus itdtt.
Sic 0intsrblttbeuc At.
f1H-H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
S~ienftaa, Den Is. Sanuar 1900.

Srpan ugt, bic 9oloa
Demofraten bdtten nifts gu beoeuten,
a6er tie tparen boD Der S~tro9balm,
peld1ar benz &aneel Den Giiden brad.
- Sds arme &amsel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

aoifer Soiept bat am
SumIt tag urit Dem Experimentation
tpethe bic osltI DE GpmmMrooiprade
IN Der Irmes ausrotten po0sn, Sratz
tur 9eIprodsn. 9dtte er Idn9lt t6un
fDQSn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
mdrn Sctie.

Gg fturb Qm "A. Suruar mad furjcr 9rant6cit
MorD Stiie i'm Altcr BON 81 Sabren uno Il 8aQen,
geittlue Ors peritorbsnsn g9n. 9eiie. Sic Seeroi=
qunq finpct am u I I IN o y. DEN II. 5anuar,
Nad5mittaos , llhr, BON ibrer lsBten %gBObnunq,
Nr. 2l2l, Sfz4rutt=Str ans uui Der ssalti:
morcz6cmcterp" itatt. Weripanots uno 6reunoe inD
abtunesOol cinoelaosr. pcricben beiSulpobnen.
Do
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
SDh1t meucr.

IS itlrb am "A. Slr1lr 1900 3obn M:psr, @ltts
pcu Sopbie Dtsper, I'M 81. Sabre itines ecben=.
BE YserotGuuQ f;r0ct enHtr 4 9, BEN Is.
3aruar, , llbr NodJmjttaQs, pon itigtr l;Btsn 28o6=
nurg, Nr. l42l, NtcG DtrrpsStrabt, aus iltt. Der
Ipln0t: uH0 GrUa0: IND ub.unQsO0l ciugclaOcr,
ltrislhsn bEliMlpohn.n. ln-S-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
,.0nrfzN iDer,Qinle, "
aNGrifs[0ns4inie y att iEltss..
rah ben. Siioen

mad 9btlaOeIp6ta. RaiHte - %etuiclucr
Gobrpreis 81 90, s~cbntdGi0e Grturfou So 20
turiiOu 81 90. Rad Ntlautitz6itp 1915, Grtur=
iou $3.75 RAD Nstp=Vorf (psr @ubn BON 4bis
laOeIpbiu -, G~rturfon So. Gcruer @iattc nab
6aa=Gipsr, @oton, 4lbauo, 8rop, $40, 9lciu=
paotn, 9ricqrport mn 9ortlauo, W(t., uuO 8uut=
ten Morbid. 3dQlit, aus0snommcn Sonntags, UNI
) ltbr Nabm, Grturioussgilst iptroeu II I i'm
9trcau %bertauft. Grudt ~binj8cr, o!s ME nit Der
@abu. S6idt mad QOmpblet. Clarence
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
SppeSf1ue.

@m b. aauuar @trbaro uptma ii Il
i'm 81. Sabre iciats GtbtFs.
2lm -. Sdnuor y enrD &leIHflu I'm DO:
zen <tr pOn 81 Sabrtu.
Nm Il. Aauuar ID ls ingcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
S(una Marin Graf.

Gs iturb tlDBli6 um 10. Sanuar, 10 l1br Nlor=
gems &mna Mariu 0rat, g9Ittws Oes peritprbenen
5obn III. @rui, in ibrcm y. Sabre. Die Secrois
9urg finOtt bsute, 0i'nita9, Den Ii. &aHrar,
glu4mittaGs Hbr, BON i5rsr ltsten S%so6nung'
Ir. 1923, @oltT=, Gdc &etbelsStraBe, aus TAFT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

Srosc Tusfteluus BON ;ablreidbcn SbieFen'
Sroft joolo0jihe gromtnaOms6onjtrt tlll0
pon II llJy TOrmittoos BIZ II llbr AbtnOs. &or'
%ltlnnQsn, S5ouittnurg'l uHo @orf}iuu9tn III
rcr'bttOcrcu Better. ErriUbyuaq of5 btrihnltsr
@6nta ggB1Gott" I'm : lI5r rno 10 ubr.
VI ooamc 80 f unp 0rcu tomiibc Srtppc
pon GaytG un0 Observation-Disclosures. StDc
pos bortnDt QttrH rNtrrr." Gos ems
ilae ut 5r 0:lt. TitttrUuo Oy &aubt5ttsc i'm
p bis I'll llbr. 6iutrjtt -5yoabiut zoe. Sins
Der I5c. @inctc b,i Wlhcr.'s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

Nus Der 9dufe. 2e6rer:
rWir bd6m in unferer Stdot pisle
8ritsn. Wo3u bisnsn oiaTslbsn,
pdul2" Woul I6peigt). Morib: sd
tpsiB es." Qehrsr: nNun, po3u Wpz
riB?" WOriB: r0amit oas 8ai1er
OurhfLieben fhnnI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
r9ippaI Slne "Stnte

0.sfib N~srL6Qmoeu. 8trl. Wt. Ropli.
EErEEtt,gr - AZ U. 1872 ~
49, SsSESSIEr,r $50 y. = 800 q. gG s
mTE2st 1crrnr !q1g3 !924 3 8 s
m.rroTt Tin,r 2q528 ?9.57 y. g8 Is
S1rior Tiucr .!lO.IO Y. !lO.t y. 9B
SHrtor T,urr *l2.57 U. l.02 u. g8 g
S~,nino s}onu, Diner BIS u. 800 n. yB z
,Ropal 9imiteo,- uusl3lltBlb YuaHdn, Sat!oI,
SS5rTnotiou II SiuiuQ=9ur 3 40 81. "353R %
II,,Inr N,ucr : 600 $ COS ". gG i
Suo4h,s n9b Mbila, *qO6R. *9.O5 N. u 6
SS5i33f wGoGons *l2.3O0. *l2H 3.
SGofaIIs6Iaf9aolous mad 0ups0ort, ftyt,g 3ui
etitscr in Nj. SoyalsStatiOu INN 1000 4b:nos.
3Eqt nit ~" UuO rs" murtIrt, ba!ttn III @ls
@cL. 6QmotU. @.rl Wt.3opol.
g1iootI95ia o@nomm. . ;;SS9S}SS. ;;SSGS2S :.
gCinninorDn affomm. !2.55R. DT a..
@brrDeen Nffprm. sos q. '51DV.
"SiGtt.@iireoar RorOmcfsGde Galoertz uuo ya'..
mureiraIe, gr. pol, Sub=grOapDuD, Ytt. &oo5.i
Citation ,osr GamOCu=S tltiDn.
&. 3. uocrpUoo, y. Y. martin,
2. g.. 80. II. Sen. sglQr. W0r. DaN. sAGtnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

WaI 1nnapOlis, VIZ, No0aI. S'aIlon !I0I,
SO &o6m-;n IL, A 10 E s5 + 81 S Na@% o'a''0"'
gtrlo len .GamOtn: Citation na6 Grcocrit, T0
gern,, !?9.45 Ycrm., il.25, 1880 uno SD glo@ul.
@c5m.,. ?G.l5 &Orm;. I2e .l@o 4 ,52G @o5m,
Eab g8in3ctcr, 1920 Sorm' 2R !i5 u"o
'4, qSaj ''s S9aersto,pn, 70 % 9eru~ H5. A3}- 2:
Na5 Mt, Qirp uuo ~b "a u =, re- 3
va roa EGitott.Gits, E.3ntq.6 gorm., !l25
n.$0, $50, 900, lilo gla4n.
WG5 Gurtis' @ap, !6.2s Born. oas U,A,
@o5 QuraD, 0t. SOpalsStotton' 2Zo Na@H.
'." ~.-..- 10 an N,5Nr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
Malginetuu unb Yreturla.

Die Regierung5freiIe in MuTbingz
ton Fangsa an neroDs 81 peroen, oenn
osn5aup!> glspbanten 8onuf 6ap PAT
Mcainlep nit isiner QngeliodIersi
bDs binein ~gsruoert, unO bic Grnbte
iener 6Dien Saut beginnt gu reifen.
DIS Dor ejni9en Woden unIer
etoatsoepartement IiA tpeigerte, einen
oiplomatiTGsn M9enIm Der Sran5z
Gegisrurg gu %enpFdn9sn, Itslte tie Ii4
ent|6ieoen auf Den Stanopunlt eng
lambs, DaB bic Nfr;tanoer uaterGngz
lambs Sberterrli6fsit Itdn0en, mob
rsnb Gnslanb'5 Hegierung in einsm
9ertroQe bod ausDridli6 auf feline
Su5erdnitdt ber3i4tet,
9egen oles @riparten Der Gng,dnz
Der uno i6rer 6raunbe nuroe aus osm
,@pu3ierganQe na6 PRETORIA" ni6t5,
aber Suufenoe b~eFinoen li6 jsbt bort
in Se7ongenT6aft. Die engliifp Ste
o;erunq betraute blnn DEN dmsrifaniz
iGen Sonful NIT bem SAube tbrer
SntereHen, unb babel T6eint etpo5
poIIirt gu {ein, mas Den alten 20pen
bon Srunspaal gedrgert fat, bgnn ois
bisIer &onIul BON Wai6ington aus
oipiomatiI6e WuftrGg: erbielt, puroe
er gang einfod ni6t empfon9en; naA
Der olten Hegel: nNie Ou mir, 10 i4
9irl"
SeBt BAT unier @taatsIetretdr fem
toum fliigge getporoenes SO6n6en
nd6 @lfrita als @eneraltonIui &C.
ifadt, uno Inn Der Welt gu 3eigen,
pia Did Die Sreunof40ft 5piifRn ben
Ser. Staoten unb @nglonb lit, mug
tie Der &leine ii6er 2onbon reiIen unb
ii6 bort qespihermaBen feline Snfrutz
tionT 9olen.
Nun Iino Wcainlep unb San gez
ipunnt oarauf, pis Der alte 20tpe bic
fen N6geIan0tsn empFdngt; ibnsn
yhpant augeni9einli6 nidts @utes,
uno i6arf blifenoe Qeuts Ie6sn fir
unTere WominiItration eine grcBs
9lamage tpmmsn.
5rpb Der bon benz SrunSDoalz
Wgsnten in europa, Or. Qepos, ausz
o%eIproGenen InTi6t. boB er feinen
9runb einIebe. lpes6olb 9r. Iibert G..
Sap nidt bas Grequatur ais aon|ul
in Yretoria srbalten ione, 6alten gez
piIfe in acknowledgements
out unterri6tete &ret|e an Der 8i6tigz
lett jsnsr NufFaRune felt, oaB Sr.
9ap in 9retOria ni6t ucceptirt tpsrz
BEN oiirfte.
llno nas 1T. mas CUR 3sit 6rn.
McSirlep Gorge mah!, inoem Elm oiz
plcmutiifsr 5ehlI6lag nit Der iibli=
fsn Slomoge feline Ht6nung auf
Wieoersrpdblung arg it0ren piirpe.
Sas bciIise 5abr.
Oas Sabr 1900 III Elm vbe;ligss
Sabr" uno ais iOides pom papf SEQ
Dem 0rei3sbrten feierijd er0ffnst
poro&n. 0as rbejlige Sobr" an
nus sanctts' 1T nidt gu osrtpef)z
1sln nit sinsm Subj.dumsjubr, ME Fl.
4. 9. 1886 ober bei'm gpisfopaizSu>
bildum oss Yaplies batten. Oas nheiz
iiae Sabr" fat leinen urTprung in Dem
moIaiI9sn 9aGiabr. 5sierii4 eingez
lebt nurpe IS Ourd qapN Sonjfacjus
pen Q6tsn, Der i'm Sabre 1900 cine
guGe erlieB, in tpslder Elm dlgsmeinsr
@iinbensrlaB espd6rt puroe az De-
men, rsl6e i'm Sabre 1900 in Oemutb,
pabrsr Msue uno guBfsrtieisit bic
r0mi|de Stride orsibig Gage bsiufen
miden, penighens sInmal i'm gage.
0ele 9orldriIt gilt fur biz Homer.
pil9sr uno 5rsmoe babsn be 8orz
EdriFten finf5ebn Gage gu oeFoi9en.
9as .bsiliee Sabr" loals fernsr ole
buuosrt Sabre asieisrt psrOsn; bod,
Da oas Menl6enlebin cine 81 tur3e
Oausr bate uno 10 pieie Der Gnaoe
bieIes beiligen Sabres Der.uitig gsben
piirben, purbe 1349 BAG beilt9e Sdbr
fir bas nddiis anssIast uno bsltimmt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

OSaltimprtz, Ghciapeaecs uue Stitdniouo ,
~ 9ampfid1in GoinpaSuic.
Ser. Stdaten NOftoampier ~QtlaEta" uno "Ggorsotte."
-. NJ ~ ! = ,.,h I O NtnkrlrcEe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
Snmpfibtifs> Ma,eieeR.
Baltimore 2arnpfsBnfelsGs.
NIte uno sucerl6fIac
q @ e ! Il | {.

gIsnnnte 0GuIpfcr tia.:t, ausgtaomuten Ssur'
tags c0n o,H neucH gter6 ytr. 10, il. ~ uro Is.
Stahts StrcRe, nm $50 uhr Nberos rab Oh @ptut
Comfort, Guriott. PORTSMOUTH uuc allen
punttcu hcS Suceus. NerblEouu9 III Portsmouth
nit Der ~ ScGbonro %ir Htnle" atihIUi}taer Sug, Boris
mouth Hab atlanta. GHse BtrbiEouua III 2SeioOE
ouHa nit Der nJ2oriolt uHo @urouuG," ~yiorfogt md
SOEtbcrn," -AttlHtic unb 8auulIe" uuo ~giUrioIt aIo
BtirrH Siierbnbn," uuo nit Der SD &omlHlous
SINE" rG1 g~ieUberHe uro J9aibtTuton, Ms.
WabIeitea raa benz europdlihcn Blane. EUrurioic
9aIitttuzStmmcr. giettriihe BslsuhtUrg. 8dmgi'
bctjun4. aojsH irtt Dian belc9e 3alUteu Simmer I'M
GoraU5 TN 3Ilete Silrcdu Der SaIzgIuIe, SJopefz
Baltimore mo @nIUert' Stra6s. 2elepbou l435.
3pbu II. Sberpppr, sSiuIdm !tuuoal,
&lce brdftoeHI Gen. Ut. mo Ban. 99eRt.
Iub Gcncrat Uiauaaer. 6. Srpmn. 0.sBIuetz NgsEt
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tnterbaltunsen.


i'm ...... 49,. aDop e~igfeiten Der Gtaet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

yiQD Gtltp.
Sampler oNtcuou,lc4 Is. Sauna,
Tdmpicr uNtrQHu" -. Suuuul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
S~eriaramlung6 Mn;etgen.

r8y~ 9"rFI'0" "eF"on'"feF "'""'F''"'
%. id6rli6e @eriummlung uno 9tantenpoa
beut 9(6lnO, DEN IL. &aHulr, PuHt,
uGr, in Cir. 1872, @ayriiOusStr abe.
g. SSagner, 9rGi.;
Q3,5,6) Il. Wiuefc. Setr tax.
e1ys. Die nddite General : SerIar1mIun3
~ Der UiitglIeoer Der ..SrpotneHtla" mir,
M i t t To Q d, ocn II. Suruur Os. S., Nbcno
s lI6r, in pgaiue'5 Safe" ifdffiinoen.
u5-72 !Scnrp =. Grcl. Brdiioert.
~~|s"N naemeine Seutidbe @rciieubctmatb.
Die 2irettOrcn unO MitolieOer Ocs r@rtii.u.
bsiT=@sreins" ncrotn SIT Der am = reitu g, Oct
-. Saluar, StbenOs s llbr, in Der stnitalt iatt
f%tnoenoen IS encr0l Ser q NJ nj II II 9 IN,
SirettOrtHi p a | ~erQcbcnit einQtllocn.
u3.6,9) Sobn .. 1eper, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

Snggppten Bate man If
nad BEN Siegsn 8it4sner's I'M Cuban
init Dem 9tbanfm an cine bauernbe
S6er6err1 6aft gngluno'5 %abgeFunbsn.
Die Hieosrlagen Der Sriten in Glib
afrita regen bic natioiitgi6n g'lpez
gunaen Der @Qnptar tpieoer mdhtig an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
N.rfniresQinic.

Camper .Hl1oma' . %. 5ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

III abcnos Qlnion.S Station 11.55 @bcnr5l
NiuQara=TaQs unO Gric; Glepelano, ausQcuom4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

aud in 9eutf9lanb 1T
5treit I'm bic So9rbunOsrtipenpe eez
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-07
A PECULIAR CONTEST.

A contest which was not on the
boards for G, H. Campbell's lunch
room, took place there Saturday night.
About ten O'Clock two gentlemen
walked in and asked if they could
have some fresh eggs. They were
answered in the affirmative and imme-
diately proceeded to order a couple Of
dozen. They started IN to get rid of
them by puncturing hole and suck
ing the contents, the one giving up
first to pay for tfe lot. One of them
got through with two dozen and a
half and the other on his 18th sue
cumbed and was obliged to settle.
The contesting gentlemen were Da-
vid Cilley and one Of the boarders.
There is talk of another match be-
fore long of the same nature.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-07

Miss Jeanette Gitlin of Mortified
spent Sunday in the city.
Hose No. 3, hold their regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
Miss Ella M. Norton has gone to
Plainfield to care for sick person.
F. II. Burk has gone to Westport,
N. Y, on business trip for Burk
Bros.
W. Kelley and James Marshall
have gone to Beebe Plain, p. G., to
work.
Percy Wilds returned to Middlebury
college this morning, after spending
Sunday with Ezra Brainard, Jr.
The work of fitting up the room in
the southeast corner of the city hall
basement for an emergency room, was
commenced Saturday.
There will be meeting Of the
Burns club tomorrow evening in the
ante room at Miles hall. Members
who are interested in summer picnics
are requested to be present.
Standard Dry Plates used by all the
leading amateurs. Every box war
ranted. Try them. Prices as low as
the cheapest plates. Averill Music
Company. tt
j. Frank Hunton received a dis
patch from Concord, N. H., Saturday
night, stating that his wife was ill
and not expected to live. He left on
the night train for Concord.
Charles Norrie went to Albany, N.
Y, on the $50 train this morning
where he has employment with the
Flint Granite Co. Mrs. Norrie will
remain a few weeks here to adjust
their business affairs after which she
will follow him to their new home.
Mrs. Eleanor pOrleZza of Oswald
St., met with a very bad accident on
Saturday night. The family have
Just moved into this house and Mrs.
Porlezza not being thoroughly ac.
quainted with the premises missed
her footing at the top of the stairs
and fell to the bottom. She was bad
ly shaken up and broke her wrist.
Dominica Tomasi of Montpelier has
sold the goods in his store to Fenno
MaSsucco of Barre and has leased
him the property for five years. Mr..
Massucco is contemplating extending
the building by adding fire proof
addition on the rear. Mr.. Tomasi
and family go to Italy soon where
they will remain about a year.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-07
MANURE FOR SALE.

l will make trade for the year for
all the manure from my stable. Cash
or in exchange for straw.
Downtng's Livery Stable.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-07
MONTPELIER
AND WELLS RIVER R. R
TIMETABLE.
TIMETABLE.

lin
Corrected to Aprils, 1900, trains leave Barre fol
lows: Going East, Sundays excepted.
40 Am.
Connects at Wells River with Accommodation
Train North, and with Mail Train South over
Passumpsic Division Boston Main Il. K. Also
connects with Acco nmOdatiOn Train North via
Mountain Division and with Mail Train SOUTH south
which has through train service from Wells River
to Boston, via. Plymouth, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua and Lowell, arriving Boston at 4. 80 p m.
1890 NJ.
Connects at Wells River with Express and Mail
Train North over Passumpsic Division 3: y Nj. X.
X. 500 Line Express to St. Paul and Minneapolis
for Pacific Coast Points via G: p. Ry; Through
Sleeping Cars, Wells River to St. Paul, Montreal
to Chicago, daily except Sunday. Montreal to "a
cifc Coast and Tourist Cars to Pacnc CoasI wee
Lttleton, WhiteAeld, Fabyan's, Lancaster, droVe
ton and Berlin Also connects with Express tran ID
for Boston VIA Plymouth arriving at Boston s Sap
p. m. Through Parlor Cara Wells RIVER 10 bos'ob
3.15 p. NJ.
Connects at Wells River with train NORTH over
Passumpsic Division B. s. M. Railroad for all sta
tons between Wells River and Lyndonviie, Wild
Wells River and White River junction and with
Accommodation train over White Mountain Dvls
ion B. & M. Railroad for Lisbon. Littleton, White
field and Lancaster.
TRAINS WEST.
Leaves Wells River, $50, 9-5s a. M, $50 p.
Arrive Barre 1905 q. M, l1.45 a. M. o'3o p H.
SUBURBAN TRAIN SERVICE.
Leave Montpelier, $50, 9.45, 11.3o a. M, $780,
40 15p. m.
Arrive at Barre, $780, 1905, LAS a. m, $50, AGO.
SEQ p. m.
Leave Barre 7.so, 1920 a. M. 1880, S.15' 4.lo'
5.35 p. m.
Arrive at Montpelier las, 1876 a. M, 1a.4S $780,
4.30, $50 p. m.
W, A. sTOwELL, General Manager,
r. W, STANYAN, Superintendent,
r. W. MORSE. Genl. Pass. A gent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-07
EAST BARRE.

The sociable in the Congregations
church parlors last Thursday evening
was decided success. The program
was very well rendered and was as fol
lows: Selection on the organ, Mrs
j. II. Macarthur; Song, Mrs. W. e
Poole; Reading, Miss Moody; Song
Mrs. A. @. Dickey; Reading, Rev
Mr.. Angel; Song, DR.. j. Fl. Near
thur. The committee who hat
charge of the affair deserve especia
credit.
Mrs. Charles Poole was the guest OF
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. e: Poole last Thurs.
day and Friday.
Geo. A. Lucia of Barre city was in
town Saturday evening and Sunday.
Geo. Brooks from the city was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. w. e. Poole and Miss Flor.
ence Stanyan were in Montpelier Sat.
urday visiting relatives and friends.
f. S. Sargent and son were in town
Saturday.
Constable A. B. Hutchins is work
ing on his land adjoining that of G.
d. Taplin.
Second Constable Lewis Mcleod
was IN the village SATURDAY, evening.
Rippling Stream lodge No. 4O,D. of
r., held a regular meeting last Sat-
urday evening.
Lee G. r. Hall is very sick at the
home of his parents on the Rodney
Carnes place. His illness was caused
by sprain in the side and it is feared
that there is an internal injury that
will cause him to be laid up for long
time.
G. +. Smith and II. M. Dufur were
IN town last Friday doing business in
the insurance line just the same as
ever the Mutual Life of New York
back them up.
James Morrison recently purchased
a new buggy of M. E. Cutler.
w. G. Nye returned from Boston
Saturday, where he had been on bus
mess.
Norman and Rowe Morrison were
at home with their parents over Sun
day.
Roark & Clifford are increasing
their force of granite cutters, two
new men commencing work this
morning.
Mrs. Amos A. Hall is very sick.
G. w. Hall is little better.
The dance in Forester's hall was
we'll attended last Saturday evening.
Fl. S. Pierce, of Marshfield, was in
town the first of the week looking
after his property here.
The driving horse of J. S. Dix took
a lively gait Saturday afternoon.
While Vern Coleman was about to
put the horse in the barn at the Enoch
Campbell place the horse jumped
about the time Coleman did from the
buggy and made quick time to the
store around Sargent's block over
turning the buggy but was caught by
Amos Hall and the race was finished
with no damage but broken buggy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-07
A verv-Remarkab,e Remedy.

ct is with a good deal of pleasure and
satisfaction that recommend Chamberlains
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" says
Druggist A. w, Sawtelle, of Hartford, Conn.
posed for sale on my new case, said to me:
1 really believe that medicine saved my life
the past summer while at the Shore and she
became so enthusiastic over its merits that
at once made up my mind to recommend it
in the future. Recently gentleman came
into my store so overcome with collie pains
that he sank at once to the floor. l gave
him dose of this remedy which helped him.
repeated the dose and in fifteen minutes he
left my store smilingly informing Inc that he
felt RS we'll as ever" Sold by E. A. Brown
& Co., Druggist. DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-07

Get the latest wonder, the Zono-
phone. 1t talks, sings, and plays the
music of the greatest artists in the
country. Nothing else can he COM
pared with it. Music at your own
home, on the lawn, in your summer
cottage. Always "on tap" when you
have Zonoplone. You wind it up,
twill do the rest" II. L. Ayerill,
agent. tt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-07
A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on 50-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it
fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
KENpR1cK & Co., IA. DROWN Co.,
W. H. GLADDING, F.MARTIN, SOUTH BARRE
W. H. MILES & Co.,
GRANITEvILE, j. K. DIX, EAST BARRE,
W. e. POOLE & Co.,
EAST BARRE, F. A. AINswoRTH,
WuLIAMsr0WN,
z. N. ALDRrcH, GRANIE1vInLl.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-07
SOUTH BARRE.
j. r.. Ward is on the sick list.

J. Il. Ward is on the sick list.
Julian Hockenberry has returned
home from Chicopee Falls to spend
the summer with his parents.
Miss Lucy j. Smith was in town
Saturday and Sunday visiting with
friends.
Frank Cutler, who is working at
Levin Bros. was in town yesterday.
Frank and Elmer Belvill, OF Granite
vile, were in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Lewis are re-
joicing over the birth Of grandson.
Harry Wiley, of the city, was IN
town yesterday
Will Mcdonald, of the city, was in
town yesterday.
Harry Huse was in town yesterday
visiting his brother, Carl.
John Gates delivered a. very excel
lent sermon at the chapel yesterday.