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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-18
Tie Advance From Ten r.,.

Iien Tsin, Aug. 6, via Shanghai
Copyright, 1900, by the Associated
Press.)-The army advanced twelve
miles today. Two reliable couriers
who left Ieking August i arrived to-
day nt.Iien Tsin. They say the em-
press dowager fed the foreigners for
a few days. Former Viceroy Shan
lung, who is bitterly anti-foreign.
has arrived with new troops, accord
ing to these couriers, and planted two
batteries on a wall near the legations.
The enemy began shelling and opened
a fierce rifle fire, which was kept up
two days. The head of the mission
airy board, with a pnrty, while trying
TO get provisions, was killed. The
army took Yang Tsun today. They
suffered heavily. The American loss
was small.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-18
OPEN ARMoR PLAI 6BlDs.
bethlehem and Carnegie Companies
Submit Identical Kits

submit Identical bids.
Washington. Aug. 13.--Ats the opening az
bids today at the navy department for
armor plate the Bethlehem and Carnegie
companies submitted Identical bids each
for about 1920 of the 5000 tons adver-t
tised for ut $i9O for thick armor and lNli.2o
for thin. h only other bid was the Mid
vale Steel company, which proposed to-
furnish the whole amount of 4arrnor.
without charging any royalties, on d slid
Ing scale from 1898 up. This ia
unwilling to contract for less than a0,oVV
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-18
On THE WAY 10 CHINA.

Third battalion, Fifth Infantry.
Leaves Fort Sheridan.
Chicago. Aug. 10.-The Third Int.
talon, Fifth United States Infantry.
which has been stationed at Fort
Sheridan since Its return from santi-
tgo few months ago. departed today
br San Francisco en- route to China,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-18

a leading physician OF Kansas CITY
who 9 going on q fishing trip
thonghtsnf talsing his negro servant
along, snm, do you knowSanythinR
about aquatics ~ he asked. Have YOU
yer roysed 90 Only on the skyahs,
ssh.sss H
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-18
Gen. We,lcston y.ry ii,

SOfctI. ~ Ell = VEfyN III.
Sun Erancisco. Aug 13s-GeneraI l..
3, Weilestonis suffering from nervous
Nrostratioll, caused by exposure iii
the philippines. He has been removed
from his hotel to the general hospital
at the presidio, where he Gun obtain
more perfect rest.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-18
BATTLE With TWO BANDITS.

New Mexico Posse Kills One and
Wounds the Other.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, Aug. 15.-A
pitched battle occurred near Graham,
N. Nj, between u posse under Deputy
Sheriff Foster and two bandits who
robbed a store i'll Graham in broad
daylight. One robber was killed and
the other wounded, but he escaped.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-18
Hold for Criminal A.snu.t.

W~atertown. y. D., Aug. 4.-Harry
chapman, charged with criminal as
sanit upon the person OF Miss Ollie
bailey, she being under the age Of
consent, was bound over to the next
term OF the circuit court under a bond
OF $500. The young couple disap-
peared last Sunday, and were not 10.
Gated till Thursday.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-18

A Waterloo, Ia, mar of infinite re-
source and sngacity, is said to have
utilized rats to lay the telephone
cables through the conduits. Several
rats were turned loose in the conduit
with a ferret after them, to which was
attached a cord. Through 700 feet Of
the conduit the merry chase was car
ried and the rats emerged into day
light at the other end just a few feet
ahead of the ferret, which was prob
ably 1mpeded somewhat by the cord.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Sie Nensierbe Der Samen mar S6ulo.

Santa i {, 9}. M., "a. 5ebr. =
Miblide Neugieros fat einige Ser
gnigungsreiisuos auf Der 6a6rt pur6
Neu Wferito bsinak in's 9sfdr9niB
sebra6t. pdul Morton, Der 3tpeIte
@ice4PrGIiosnt Der Santa 5e~8abn, "
uno a!rbere getrisbsleiter Der 8aRn be-
finosn Ii9 nit ihren 0amen auI s;nsr
HunpreTIe bur6 ben tpilben Witen.
Sn nem @ruRnprIe Silper Sin pa>O
ungs6alten, uno Elm 6OfIifRr Staotz
Mari6an erbot Ti6, ben 8Glten bic
Sebsnstpiirnigteiten gu oe;gen. Die
OamRn BEL eItanosn oarauf, baB man Iis
audi in bic 9liidsipsl 5empel fibre,
um bic 8ebeimnihe Oes SarO uno Rouz
lstte su ereriinben uno bic Spisler 81
bepba9ten. Shr GrI6einsn an einsm
Iol9en plabe errs9te gtoBes Gufebn,
ltno Elm itrsnger Srtsri4ter, Der gu
fdGie 5ugsgen mar. ertldrte DE 0amen
als per6uftet tpegsn usbertrstung Der
8eIeBssporl6rift bic benz peIblidsn
9s1 hle6t bag yetreten bon 9!udstsnl7
peln uno Saloons" in gfeu Wsrltp
per6:stet. 9fur auf psles 3ureoen
rabm Der Ri6t.r oappn Ibitano, Die
gan5e feline 8eieai6aft einlp&en 6l
laiien, 0pd mubtsn bic 8sieBes@
ii6ertreter bic poreei6risbsns Strafe
BON je $50 6s3a6len, Die Hpmantit
oss pIloen Weltens, tpie Bret 9arte lie
iR iainen 2tbenteurer @eI6iAten aus
Dem amerttdniIfsn 8rubenisben Ihilz
bert 1T langit babin, Qlnpere 3eiten,
dnbere Sitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Srinat 0eif)en bun Manila.

San6ranci5co, "a. Sebruur.
- Der 5pan5portOampFsr r5uncod"
lit BON Manila bia Nagaiati bier an
gerangt. Qln 9oro baFinDen iia Der
perNionirts 9r.gabez8srerdl @;lbsrt
g. Carpenter. frufer Sbsrit hes Is.
Snfunterie Rt9iments, bier anoere
Sffi3isrs urb 100 ent(aiTens Solooten.
QtuT Der 5abrt bon 9}agdiuti noh Gan
5uun5iato sre;gnsten ii4 3ipei Sdoegr
fGls: lieutenant G6lrtes s.. Wun5pn
BON Dem II. SnfanterieIRagimsnt unO
Gergsant 9o'Opin +. 2ume pon bem
q. acknowledgement itarb2n am
SDpFius. Q(uf Dem r0anood" purO2n
nod 5O4 toEte Soloatsn BON Der 9G;z
fppinsnz2lrms 5urid ga6ra6t; unser
bieTen Die 2e;6en Don Fot9enoen Diff
3Rren: Ofajor ,SSunes O;ennan, l. Rez
g5ment BON Montanu; Gapt. WooOz
Bridge s. gsos, Is. 22ynTunterie@ e@Resiz
1rsnt; Capt. Marton 3. Sdffolo, -.
SnFunterie 5Regamant; Gieutenont Hiz
daro Wsitmoor. 3. SnTuntsriez8egiz
msnt; 2isuterart Suf:on 8. 0upiS,
36. ,SnFanteriez zRegnnsnt; 2Nutenunl
5rab. 81. 9earce. 6. SnfanteriesRegiz
nvsnt; 2ieutenant G9urlss 8. Wtunton
12. Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Nanfhcamtr tfrhnitet.

81. 2puis, $40, "A, 6ebruar.
= Nuf paS GrIuGen zines Comics
oor 1900 Grsbitoren tpurDen bsuta
8erboFts6efeble 9egen Die Folgenbaa
g&amten Der bantsrotten .MulanpbD4
Spdrbunt" erlahsn: $. 8. Rottmann.
PrGfosnt; Gouis s. Gammsrer, &oIs
Iirsr; 9enrp alaqes, Gpnrao 8elers
manh @baries Shumo6er, SoT,p9
Mdrts, 8ulpar 8eItring unO 6reo. q.
8olte, Oirettoren. Gs nirb Pe6auptet.
oaB 'our6 criminelle 6ahrldfiigtejt ber
erpd9nten 9eamten bic 8anf ibra
56iiren T6lisBsn muBte. 0as Gomite
Der @rebitoren be1tsbt ous Den $50.
G9as. 8. Reaber, 2puis 9'rmann, e.
9. Gaines, Wm. S6sam unb 9bjlipp
5auFf. Der SequeTier Der 9anf,
9ouoerneur Stone, 1T elmer ben
9dupt5eu9en. Die garf ging bpr bret
Safnn in bic Sdnoe BON Ufafenbers
paltern ii6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
0adenoc Grbeu.

Sin 8oloDntel in 9ombur9 btnterldBt
100000 Ntdrf. - Die SinOet
5einss Sruoars 6e ola:n;gen Grbz
bsrettigtan.
9srepa. N.z0., "a. 6ebruar. -
SoTep9 Stabler. Elm Ggarunmo6er,
Ger bier in Der SSabr;f pon Sbomas
9o8eus argeitelIt it, bat 9fa6ri4t era
hollsn, oaB er urtO itine 5sbr @tiAtpiz
tier sinen @olpontel iB Sam6urg b:s
sr6en iolIen. Dor Sur3em Itarb in
Der altsn SanIaItaot Sobann Stabter.
Snhabsr elmer groBtn MebIzgrport.
9anO!urg. nit 9;nsarlafung e.nsS
9erm0Rns DON 100000 N}arf, bas
ieBt Den eff Sinoeun ie;ne8 ein5;gen
Sguosrs. MarFin StdOler. 5ufdGt.
Die 8anadrihtigung Der bier rpp6nera
Ban @rben srfol9te rurh bus osuiI4a
8ereral Son Iuldt in gfetp Oprt.
Se;n GIspr 8rub'r SSOhn iIt Elm Qtns
gsFearer 'psr uRapz pzYort=2dte Ontario
&c WeIternIgabr" in lt2cu, cine ietnvr
shpeitern po6nt in 2;tlte 5aQs, e;ne
anoere in Sraipa. Der 8u6n6tamte
Aat nun feline St2lIung ouFgegeban unb
ostIt rGfltens nah 0sutTAlanb ob,
I'm feline umo ieiner 8eiftpiiter Gr6a
gerehtigung ootumentariId nu95uA
tpslIsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Glrcnnr 9lus,eitluuna.

gB a B IN 9f on, .. g., "a. Tebr.
- &opt. g. M. 9roots, sin @uperine
tenosnt Der europdiIf;n Yot i'm Sc
nerdE EPoitamt, lit bera6rtttigt ippr=
ben, bab er pon Der oeutTden Regjs>
rung ben rptGsn QDlerotoen in Diner
teHnung ie;nat @euojanIte um bas gu
itonoetummsn Der 9adat4P0it4gerbinz
'pung nit 9eufIflaro i'm pergangenen
SdArs erhdGJsn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Wurn unD SelbitmnrD.

Ufe NJ y ott. "a. J@bruQr. =
Jrau s. g. 9apes, Die Satin pes
3o6nar5te5 6. g. 9dps5. Friibsr in
G9:cuso, lpudoe hsltte 2lbenb in ibtem
3iumer i'm rSOtsl @noicott" an Der
WeIt@81. Strabs BON Or. 5rdnf ..
@orrpell, einem 2lfItItenb.n bes 0r.
6aDes, erTAoi1en, @Onpel eri6Ob
ffrh n1nu fYfhTt n,,rh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Oeht nafl RuBlann,

B al btng ON, D. g., "a. 6ebr.
- Der jdpoHii6e 8eiorote 8utaro
8omura purOe Geute 6ur6 siue &a6elz
bspeFde DON Sapan bsna9ridli9t, DaB
er gum 8sIanhtsn in petersburg erz
nannt pproen lit. Gr piuo Witte
Iprit Don f;sr noh petersburg abreiz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Sta0f Baltimore.
Sei Strmmers>Hnn nerbaitet.

Der yieger Nm. Stud, alias Smjt3,
feIreenommsn. Wiro oon bfm
QeI6Gnoetsn Wld0dFn iDent;Fi3irt
tparDen.
Der Negar WiGiam 8lod, pet4eu
sin unIittli9es 9et6reden an Der Is
Sa6re alter 5o6ter S}srn5e pe5 9rn.
8ladTorp BEL N6erbesn Ngin3 puroe
osIisrr 9lbeno bei Stammsr'sRun FeIts
qenommen uno pon oen 0e6e;mpoli3ts
item arub unp O'DonnsG na6 8aItiz
more gtbra6t. Dire Gountpz9:b0roeu
6attsn cine 8elo6nurg pon $3.50 auf
6;e 8erbolturg oss J}eqer5 ausg'Tebt.
U2an 6sfiir8tst, OuB Der Snbaftirte
odpnAt nirb, I0Qte er mad N5sroeen
oe6ra6t perben, no er pm Dem anges
grifF.nsn Mabaen ioentifi5irt meroen
mub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25

qerfonulnoti3. - Die bej=
ben Glsntf;ere, tuel4e Die oglts" am
OonnsrItdg Der parf 9th0roe fir ben
rDruib 6il port" iiberga6tn, Iino
Elm 9sidert BON 9rn 0urrD 9iIbOp,
Gem bsfannten Shisrbdnoier.
Sin 2ieb B ia Der BON 3 lei.
- G6us. Strefa puroe geTtern pom
Yoli3eiri6ter 8rannan i'm mittlsren
@tatipn9tau8 Dem 8srihlsberfd9t,a
ii6erplsier, neil er bon 6. 6. Purter
u. So. anesbl:h unter faiihen 8or4
.Fe9slurgem % PfunD 2Otb6let er-
ldn9t bat.e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
nal bon 9riltp( bsuts auf bic 9lor

nal bon SriItpl bsuts auf bic Noros
Iplbe Der SnIel 2unbp. Der StoB
mar 10 beFtia ouB Der OampFer 3uz
rudprall!e uno Eofort i'm tiaTsn Waher
psrIarf. Der gapitdn, bsi OFFi5tsre
uno 5sbn Manni6ufien errei6ten in
einem 9sttungsbort bic Rfsoe bon
2unop. Oa5 3tpsiie Boot MT oem
ReIt Der MannI6aft foG e6enfa[ls in
Stdsr6eit lein.
Ora It | 6s % Bna6msn,
Is iro, @9Dptsn. "a. 6ebrudr. -
9l(s Elm NdIultut Der untsrIuhung Der
fiiBGi6fn Sniuboroination 3tpeisr 3D.
tailone Shoaneien IN SmOurmdn
fino flint s9pptiTde SfTi5:sre taIiirt Ii.
ols Ssfangsns Toh Gdjrp 9eora6t
fporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Gtrife in Ghicaap,

Ibicagp, "a. 5ebruar. - Sa
Der WaaitirenFubr;f BON Jra5sr G
Sbalmers e:nsen $50 unb Bal groslsp
C Sc. 25O MaIdiniifsn an ben Strife,
neil biz 6imen Iid rptserten, pi.
. Union" an5uertennsn. Wtan bsfiirhz
bet einen aQgsalsirwn NusitanD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
a'sT' ""' i" 300, % nj a..s:': s:s'''
Cine Beft BON rrcffirten gbferen.

Cine WeIt ppn frefNrfen Xbtertn.
Iiidtebr BON rSo III, juu," nub ieincr tirilibsn
Grtrantllno Ser Granq= Sutane, ipclber BON ge=
lebrten ais Dem Meni6eu Nebnl:6iten erfldrt
ipiro. Gin ei9snartiges @ei5ppft, IN benz Die
menI6lide Seec mad 9lusorud rngt. GarOOno
unp ieiue @ruppe BON 9Dpeu. Clio Die S6ldnz
qcnbsibp6rerin. SpbbD Niud nit ieinem @unoe=
uno @fienzGirfus III Serbinpung nit Dem Sau1er
rMibQs." Sin @oqel i'm qoloenen 6dfiQ~ = Sabp
Sera unD ibrc iunqcn 96ipen. iyreies @titsn fir
&inDer rnp Griua6iene aui Glephanten, &ameelsn,
Guaoeas etc. fiitterunq Der 5biere I'm % llbr
3abmittaes uno I'll llbr slbenO5. + StunOsn
ununterbrOdencr llnterbatunq uno Seltbrun9, bon
II llbr 9ormttags bis II llbr Nbenps.
Gintritt fir Gripabiene 23c., fir Rinoer 11c.
SpeSieQ - Stafaipa3a's beribnlte tdilerltb lapa=
nibe Sruppc BON sltrObaten uuO Spnglsuren, aus
Is YriOnen bsiebsno. t56)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
germii6te tsIearapbii6e Srpciden.

- Gum br;tten U(ate DeE6e,tatbat
uno 3par i'm 2GIIer pon 70 Sa6rtn bat
Ii9 in Wiltssbarre, ga, 5rou 2tmsloa
OaoiS 3:lIep Don pitts6urg nit bsm
80 Sabre alien 8srgmann DanRl s.
Reele.
= W}onIignor S6arrettj, Der neuz
ernannts 8iIfdf BON 0aOona, 1T 6eute
frub bsi isinsr 2lntunf, unt:r 9roBsn
G'6ren smpTansen tpOroen.
- Sn G6icogo 1T 5rau 9onrietts
StrsG, o;s Biti1pe oe5 Dor II Sa6rsu
auf mDItsr Die DeiIs ermOrbtlen Mil.
t;oaGrs 2lmoS $. 'S6ncl, i'm 70. 23s
6snsiafre asitprben.
- oyn plattepiQs, N;sc., iiro ge4
1bern 3msi Wtiiflen Der Coffin &c 8ano
putpeuFabr;t in b!e Cuff geflOqen.
Sbos. ,. gaB, 5rEb. 8err6e uFo Nm.
Gottitsr tcman oabsi um's Qa6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Mls bic GGuber fred seipnroen.

S6tcugp. "a. 5s6ruar.-SSn btm
Srabttbail inber Gjegerb bon Wabaihz
2lpenlle unb %. Stuabe F.nbet jeBt eine
uQgemsine 8apaFTNung Der 6DGren
Weibfi6feit Itatt. Ssit bic HGu6er
fred gsrporben, mar Die genannte 81
gano Elm bsliebteu 5umnNLp(aB fir fiS,
psl bort i4pn monItslarg n5At mebr
fir StraBsnbalsu6tung seiorgt p:rn.
gei eirbrahnber Ounfalbeit 1T tein 81
tpohner N jensn SrraBen Ii6er Dor
Dem 8aubgeiidbtG. Sn 'psn leBtgn Suz
gan purOsn iisben 5rauen auf DMl
Bege na6 Der 6o6babnitatton Don
8anoiten uusgcpliinoert. Die Smpoz
rung Der gurgar ii6er bisie i6uBlois
fdrsdfits 3sit fam gsItern @6eno auf
elmer WlaiientpeHTasnmlung gum Nus
bru9. geIGlonsn wuroe, bic pdbrlo1
fen 5ruusn nit 8aoOlpern gu bstpdffS
net, bomit Ite ii9 gegen 9troBsnrdu+
Der I6Hben tDnntsn. JamiIienDdbsr,
@bemdnner unb .groBe griiesr" srs
fldrten Ii6 bsrsit, Die 5rauen uno
Mdoten in Der 6anIoba6ung BON
@f,uBpafFeu 5u untsrrittsn. eGtf
e;utm raben WaBs perOan Ild bic
tpuffenfdbigen Jrauen Der S'gsnb im
TepolRri6ieBsn Iber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
siGre Geraannen6ett anff1Bia.

Gan 5ran3iSc 0. "a. 5ebruar.
- Sm rSurlirs6am4GOuntp tpsGlu6"
in San Wfdtea. mo nur bic allerfe:nits
8sIsqI 6uft pepfe6rt, tpurDe bei eiEsm
5eIts 5rau @oparb Parter Deacon
pegea ;brss YoriIsr @6abruAs@Sfon@
buis als n96t ialonTdbig 8uriid9stpiss
;en. GbarN.s 8usoptn, i6r 8ruber,
uno Daltsr 6Obu'rt. 9eiDs W}itglidOsr
bes gfubs. bdbsn auf Der Stene reiigz
nirt.
DIE 2lustpsi7un9 Der 5uuu Deacon
srfolgts ouf 9rotsit Der antpsienbsn
Qt6zDomsn. bic an Der Qsrgan9enz
felt oes 160nes Beibss 9fnitoB ro6z
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
yrauriars Gnnc zines Wrltumieolers.

Nep Oort. "a, 6e6rlrur. -
8;org Waitemann's Rsie um bio
GrOe 6at Elm traut:ges Grbe gsTunbe7.
oenn an 9eiIt unD &0rpsr gSbro6en III
er in 9rpOtlpn emgetrofen, um Inn
aing's GOuntp~Soipitat ais 2lrmec
2lufna6me gu finpsr. 2(uf Der SesreiTe
batte er IifJ Elm fdHperts r9eum1tiI6ea
Qe.Oen 5uge3pQen. uro ols er ouf Geo
Hiifrejie in Sucomu e;1.uuf, fdro er
bort bic 9}o6t6t Dor. baB Ie;ne treue
2ebert5gsfdbrtin init oefn 3ooe r.npa
mb nur ben einen WurI6 mod feee,
ben 8atten pnr i6rem 2fble6m mieoec
gu i56sn. .
0eitsrmunn beItr9 trOb Ieints Geta
osns iofprt e;nen naAh Dem Often ub4
qebenben 3ua, uho iein e:n3iger Sc
bants mar, be @attan mod lsbeno ans
3utusffen. Die Qlsr3ts I6aten 2(Qe8,
un nas erlDTfsnips Qahsnsf.6t ben
Srou bin3u6alten, uno Damit ibr beiz
iers Yfl5gs tperos. l;tBan Tie lie aus
i6rer in gtr. SO, Siioz1. StruBs, W;lz
liams6ura. beteEnsn NoGnung nad
pem st. 8atbarireuz6oipitol brin4
gen. 2lber Die dr3tl;6e 8unit tonnte
ibr niftt me6r 6elfen. uHo am 8ulenz
tins45ags idloB lie BE miiOen gugen
auf srr:g. phne Den @attsn tpjac:r ge4
ieben gu bGben.
Gum 8egrd6nB traf Naitsrmonn
nod reft5eitig e;n. Seine 9mbet
mar,n a6er oubsr Star1os, Iih Telnst
an3une6msr. unb in ieiner 8ey8peif4
turg puHope itf Iein SObn on oert
Gierf S6ort polm WohltbGtigtsitsz
purttnan1 in 91ooflnn UNI 9iilie.
O;sIsr bat ss nun m0gl59 ganuft, Dab
DsItarmamr, trpbbam er ME in 8ruots
lpn gstpo6nt fiat, 2(uFnd3me in 0aH
ct. &at6armerz60I pitdle" fdrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25

5sinsr Suno. = n@i, ieben
Sic bod, Sbr 9uno pi1 ben Sort
ni4t apportirsn. = ,Mein Rlrp apl
pDrtIrt nur Settforte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25

onoon, "a. 6sbruar. Der
britiI4e 0ampfar ngatbs@itp," Capt.
Sonss. am 9. 5ebruar DON Netp=Yorf
na4 9ratol 0basaangen. itisR i'm aa>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
9rr >"Grl>smriid.erIt erItattmmas>t ta>rm."
Ncne Mn,iise tir bas Triibjabr.

Sas epb ben bileten big su Den tbensen 1T lsos
CANT qeabet guten bauerbaiten Materaen
gHir molten Seriu6 macn oelben as 5000 $4,000
All 5tpu sic broud)tu bclbeu u beftisen pcniQ
fe fuD. cisr r Elm bHb6er Iu5us
5aO aus euuem omcipun, aui6eBnOe osr 6lpS6ron
ueuen borasn Gudieits; nit eammetbano u9efaBt IND E
sob pie Der 9reg ipate, put bier uir $1oo
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URBNNiTY A PAYING OUAllTY
Instances i'll Which Courteous Men
HavesFound P6fffEn Gsa' 1r5oti Is Is b ii;s>e'F

Instances in Which Courteous Me-,
Have'Found F5fffghessa fr561ifE "a bic iis:s''
Many,years ago the. late\ lass Nhippen.
Of Philadelphia. left his house in early
morning and Vas hdiryihh doWini M: tie
street when he noticed a singular and
Notwithstanding IA ~ >vro@ s6z,>>v9s
1asttnedtpe VII III ttttt ii
politeness and bonhommic- he smiled,
raised his hat and passed' I'll: WIN sud
denly he heard q shot. Turning be
found th2t t4,e stranger Had just LETT
his home with tue ipS aue intention of
killing tAe=Hftsstt II t: was
the first man; but his absolute fearless
ness and cohstqitu tfon!{l as;Weit'as Cult!
waited courtesy HAD pitt tie iii San" off lis
guard, and the next passer-hy had
caught: ting rbYHft iintqndeq1 for him
That smi1i9! aid aid Bs 6w had saved Ills iife lie
When the countfy7was 'u'':telitlity
younger and the II 11{ B}dAjqqn ,Ypf yet in t4e
land, gentleman upon The then fgqn-
tier was. hunti4S with: :friqnqs. ,geA sep
arated from them. and comnletelwt lost
his way. Every effort to retrieve his
steps led hiAf2e51'f tn ta1hi 'ii;hbHI;tl>e W.T. W.T.
derness, and nght::AStatto6N'Bi4n sih Il
dense forest. Overcome with fatigue,
he lay down. :uainder 'f1res9 and 'Siept bro!
foundly. In t8lt,aane+ninE:Me' ;AWtke
with staft
feeling that some one was looking at
him. and g1anc1ng' nb re saw Tilt lie
was surrounded~by hostile Indians, and
that the leader of t]1e band, IN war paint
and feathers, was bending en- lAm-in
no anliablc mood.
He took in the situation at. It glance
: knew his immediate dan get~a4Q had
no means Of averting it: neither did he
understand a word,Qf their, language
But he>>was pBescssed, knew tho
universal language of.@Aattier and be-
lieved that even under the waE paint
and featheiA al >mhsata'as g a iifafii >for a
that" lie Axed 4N.ettesV, b11lu eyk,,lp
on the Indian, and-smiled! Gradually
the ferceness pasthtlsEatta yEl frb& :tH{
eye aboye him, and At 4ast,a answer
ing smile came over the l@aaa'-Rotl
were men-both We're 1sxo54 efs md he
was saved! The savage took him under
his protectiQh beeught.hip to- his wiz
wan, and af@eH & ew~days, resteret
him to his friends: courage, self-com
mand, and ,tact asad gMned>.thes:tt11a ~
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guard ME WITH stead% watchfr!ness
from all avoidable ain and danger;
y a. S fol the req to let ME amuse
III vi e; :::; d: ' :;::: wa: Meth,
~ -tAeek1fa;W wis that l should find
my own amusement. No toys of any
kind were at first allowed. Nor did I
ever painfully wish for what 1 was
newer, permitted for an instant to hope
for; 'or even ina gine the possession Of,
such things as one saw IN toy shops. I
think it,,shQula be related, that was
'sfehdily Whipped>if F was ;froN b1esomea:.
E"tn aH:these particulars 1 think the
treatmen1 Of my CHILDHOOD wnfenqrely
right: Is sesp e llGqffh1144t0 h|3lff} /
Bible work with me. eWbfch ieVV*9Hr te!fis$c'
ed until:1 went to e8x ffoofttd17--==
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University Of Chicago Economists
who have figured that a'1ran and his
wife cqn rye::yYith} 81. gFsat fr"galitS> gu
$500 Il year arc d1stanced by the record
OF ex-Jndye Willlam .c1hf3Nlalt.A, OF
Valparaiso, Ind That, aged jVriiSNt has
for several years lived !a4s4ft HIS @wlfe at
Il total$expense;;fyrr> both ,pf }thed y tor
food OF Alot moro than $ Il week. or 80
for Me year. And i'll spje~sof this both
are noW in the best Of hsa+l+ pleHS{: VI:
that they never felt better nor could
work better in,tEtAAf\p3ts, :1nts. bcM>ve
that tn y have sole"a>eh*' p.>>l'len1' of
il;lppin1 Ss and health i'll ~ sorting to
lhe plagne>t of plain living. Though
ueariy g. yeats:at1tJ udseHG1lc"t :werHs
daily ii a gardemlneur his: 'lpollse or
about the house itself. is never i'll. and
is appaifhtfV p WITH; S6fSs: N{ifai1
who arg-uutt-rrtt11tr Z sCuru of
his age. And Mrs. Talcot, not quite
white 81 hfrT!. fhA;ss| aspfff}}A = cd ]o1 in
her cheeks as Il girl Of II, ~nd does
every day ~ >t the 49nEsf'Worh <; ::a1 % Ut
their home.
Though the diet on which this is ac-
ronpli>led Yill appear to many people
barren Of a1Aexy thip: that makes ~
,an'' "ttgsSaye sa9AezasY; s7t.s: A;szs
desire foTaSsa things uuicR198f I Es1lfE:
prarr sHfna 8: e. %
that they 5sss.Exsl nof neel dtlli-
tons to it, ff1lee@fuF 't Of Their tahle lmo:
yideS in f;ts ftir nfftz1S shall
consist chithy Of cereal products With
milk and sugar: THEY eat*$eeneralfy
for breakfast oatmeal nt1rsll and milk
and sugar: Fey dinner bread q: and y, milk IL
and sugar, and for supper cornmeal
mush and sugar 1'ltey1' rary' This
slightly frnm time TO time With other
cereal foods. and when they feel a
taste for'1f fad'G ut Il r1eat, r6r"1re'<h.
er is {: 'strict-1egetarirn
Enr. two-tfffiirdS of1W century William
Cole Tqlcot n mas peen known as d lead
or in social reforms in Northern In
diana. Tile came from tie Ea1stt in 1881
on All exE4Fssii ee#= ntl The great
lakes on one of ths ts;22Elies{ tSttsve~crs
The vessel ran up to the Sault Ste.
Marie, athen in he\3nidst of >the, great
Northwestern wildern!eess> lirop1 there
it went into Green Bay. and it's pas
scngers beheld alollg7tlr .Shores>t Of that
beautiful water the virgin forest, in
which lived Indians AMIDST TINA couaint-
'u with White ,mAln, ,sseye A$> they, miet