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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
Sic @eit>Girsinier 0rubenfataifrn:
nhe.

pbi1ippi, 80. z9a., 5. g2pp. -
Die TpdtsIien 8erihte uber Die 9ruz
ben aataltrppbe gu gsrrpsbure srs
9Sben, oaB 13 9rubsnarbeitsr toot
lino. 2lht berFelben purpen IDentiif=
s;rt. AuBsrosm Iino brei psitsre Or
Better 10 I4psr oerlebt, oab lie unz
m0alih papontpmmsn tDanen.
Der am Samirag bseonnene Sn=
queIt rsiultirte beuts in e;nsm Waarz
iprute, psl6er trtldrt, bag, llngliid
lei bic 5olse elmer auT unbstanntt
WsiSs siugetretensn pu.oerz uno 9p:
aamit Grp!riion gslpsien.
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,,Marplauo Snifitut."
Winls Ine 3eid)ensE d)ale.

Drpf. Otto fucbS. Brinsipdl.
Runt=S cbartemsnt (3aa=aIafen) tr0ifue. ant l.
Cftpbcr ,3cibnen in alien granben nad 0orla.
gen uno mad p,m 2tben. entuiirfe, Glalen In Wal,
ierforbsn uno Gel ioipie ncotnireu.s
ean,itaosz szHlaHcn in pcnit!ben lluttrri6tsBp.tgen
unp Hormal= =llntsrridt bt9iuntn e. Gftpber.
Ri1ebart=Stjule iiir 9ilDblutr.i ali ielben 3cet
tpie bic Saq= =Sdul.n.
abenp. .aIaiIen beginner am Is. citober. - s5r.i
banb=. medJanitbes unb arditcftonibes Ssid,nen
Rataoee ilno i'm Snititnt ,u bab.n oper per 0cH
perianpt Sobu IH. Garter.
@rGipent beg Gomites Der Wal= unr 5ti6eufbule
Dian abrere: George 9. 0cG aban. Gituar.
(Scpt2O 81, Sc, ,Gi-Gft23
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4ofiti(6e Ansetgen.

Wtdrn 9e9en Wtdnn Quf3uFgetS fui
n:6ts Meiteres, als 9rnanismus 5u
fDrosrn. iie 2lnes pergehsn ma9en.
mas bs5iiglid trsuer 8eretnigung Der
Staa!en errungen tpproen 1T.
No9 in 1895 iebod purbe bas See
re o:eier Orpbung in ben Spal!sn Der
Sun" ipelde oomals bas rspubllta@
niifs Sidst terItubte. porgefufrt.
Sn iensm Sahre psriudten bic Jrsnnz
be oes 9errn 9urit. gum orDb ten
56sile aus lsitenben @eTddFtsleutsn
bsite4eaO. peresblid, ben Stimmssbsrn
oieie 5rags aufauordngen. SSn 1895
getpann @ouperneur Qoipnoes ben
Staat; in 1896 fiegte prdl liosnt DC
ain!sp in Marplano. unb in 1897
ipurbe i'm Gtaate Oas repuoIltdnll4e
&Isboebungs Sidst erpdblt. Menn
irgenb Elm Saufmonn in 5olge iersr
Wablen sinen fiioli6sn 8unoen perz
lor. 10 1T bic 5batIa6e nlemals be-
fannt estporoer. unb penn irseno Elm,
&aufmcnn glaubt. oaB bic 9rohung
Stipos auf fi9 fat, iollte er jebt ietns
Bidder priifen. Gr ipiro finoen. bab
felt benz eSanuar 1896 iein 8elhdft
5usenommsn bat. unb p;r I(le pi1sn,
bic Sun" eineere6net. oab Ous apdhr
1T. 0te Sun" peiB ebenfaas. bab
Die 0rohune an fi6 nidt am YlaBs
1T, unb psnn Ssmanb bic 5hdt{dde
tsapsifelt. |olIse er bic gompagnezMrz
titsl Der Sun" BON 1895 uno 1896
uno I0es. mas fie seIust bat Bis 81
ibrem uebersonge gu 9rpan in oieier
Wofl. leien.
Der Tiiol;6s 3aufmdnn iu6t urs
buupt|ddli9 eeI6dftsbalbsr ouf unb
5tpsitens tpssen unierer 9emeResn
Maniersn. @spcbn'beiten unb un{ersr
freunblidsn Sinnesart. Wo mir nit
einanber iibereinltimmen. tbun mir
oisies sriinolid unb no mir eiranbsr
1p;berIpre6en. tbun mir bieIes ipis
Mdnner. tpel6e einanoer 9sgenleitis
a6tsn unb Der itstsn Menn Der @iioz
lGnoer nDroli6 BON Baltimore sebt, 10
lit er nidt iiher. ob er ouIelbit aaufz
ieuta porFtnbst. BON 0ensn er tauff.
persn politiEde aniidtsn bon ben unz
Srisen abtpei6en unb tpenigItens in
bieIer Champagne muB sr erparten,
bab pber epohlbabsnbs Mann, ben er
bort finbe!. ebenIo iebr fir ebrli6es
@elb. 9eIeb uno Oronung eintritt,
pie bieisnigen in Baltimore. gr mub
audi ernarten. bab er auf Mdnner
itOBt. pelde. ME attrattip lie audi Iein
mDgsn, feline Iuoliden @sfiible uno
Sbmpat6ien ni6t begreiFen.
2lGein unIers iubliden 5rsunbe
hanbeln gu alien 3siten NIT uns, ba Iie
tpifien. oaB mir sbrli6 unb aufridtis
i'm geE6dFt unb OffertIi6en 2eben
iino. IopObl ols in unleren priDatberz
hdltniien. Sic tommsn niht bierber,
um Jsi9iinge. Seu6ler urb Spcoz
pbunten gu finbsn. Wsnn lie unTers
Waars fir gut uno unIsre Rehnuneen
5uberldTis finben, ipsroen mir ibre
&unoshaft bsbaltsn. Wenr iie uas
in irgeno etipas falE9 finben. Iogar in
Der Yulitii, tperben Ile urs perahtm
unb uns berlaHen.
Sm 9uftrags Der
poeuufratii@en @utaclo eisa bon
WarllanD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
&arl Shirm uno SSranf
Wahter,
sprDBIinee Des 9euti6zNmerisancr=
tbums.
dos Dsut(d)tbum flr Die Dfutfhen.

Sn ben ptrionsn bon Srn. Sharles
q. S6irm, Der i'm a., uno 9rn. Srdnf
6. @oAter, Der i'm 3. Sorsrsboiftrift
als ganDioaten fiir's ReprdIsntanten<
baus aufgsItsut linO. 1T i'm staate
Marplono gum sri item MaIs oem
Oeutidtbum bic pMtommene 9slsstnz
heit gsboten pouhsn, ibrsn frsibeitli4sn
SntsreiIsn, ben psri0nli6en Re6tsbss
ariffen Der fort Ihrfttliden Senosns in
Der brsite ten, parlomsntaril l9en Msils
eepi6ties Gsliune peridaffen gu t0nz
nen. Dine unterIdieO Der Barrier
ooer anoersr 5rsnnlrngsbarriersn ioGz
ten bic oeutidsn Stimnrseber cine ssz
i6lohene Pbalanr fir oieIs bsiosn
SDbne Des 9ermGnentbums bilosn.
0mpfraten, Hepu6iitansr, Sosiufiz
iten, g1e lo1ten nit Dem er0Bten Stpls
uno Dem 6sibsfteE 9erlangsn srfalt
isin, fir bieie beioea tpudeNn oeuti9en
Wdnnsr itimmen su t0nnsn. Gs pdre
e;n i6tper aus3uIpeBenhr S6lae in's
0SIluDi peS StuiiuJtEuiltS, iDSitH pU
finIisren Glsmente Der uupsrnunft es
fsrtia bringsn fOnntsn, oleIen ti4tigsn
8dmpen oss 5ortl6t.tts Den Sieg gu
sntrsiBen; IS pdre cine aalamitd: ionz
Der @leihsn, eine furhtbars NisDerz
lags oss eermaniIden 5beilss unierer
8soOltsruna, oa Ssioe 5ls;i6 bon unz
isrem 5fsi9 uno 9lut BON unisrem
8lute linb.
Gin isosr redtIid oenfenbe Dsutz
I4er, bsm bic Sntsrsfsn bss Dsut19z
HUME iibsr 9llles Itsbsn, Der lih ui9t
Ielbit bic Naie aus Dem GeIi6te Idnstz
Den MIDDLE, ipats fir o;sis nads1en
Mdnnsr itimmen, eingeoent Der T Pa=
rple: n56irm CUR 9ei9;rmuns uno
Wadter 5ur gslpa6uns Der Sntershen
Der Oeutlh Mmerifansr!"
9us @a6terss6irm=G Gnmite.
(Q0S-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
Gattiumnrh unb SeIhifmnrb.

9orttuno, Wee., 5. Rppsmber.-
Ser StalIfnedt Gbarlss 0apis. 80
sSo6re aft, t0otsts 9euts in DER Wo6z
nuns isinsr S4ps9ermuttsr lsins
9attin, tpel4s i9n perlaRsn batts,
ourd oesi RepoiperlhiiHe uno bsging
pann segbItmoro ourd s;tlen SduB
in ben aopf. Die sstOotsbs 5rau mar
sItpa 25 Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06

Sn feiutr alpsnluit. oi. reid i'd an Sjun, gsOt=
b.n jsns niiBlib,u 9ildniben, aus otrsn Saftniz
icouna Die sur g8torbtrt;luns gthortsr 9,rolus
una, Grnd6runa unD 9lusideiouna poriRsti6 be-
aalili6sn st. Strnarp Rrduttr n
bsreitet sperpen ga. ibr, gsfanptbtiis aus beltbs
ten Sfoifen Der ebsuOsu Ratur bsrDOrgtgaua.H fno,
rpirttn 4, aud bsleb.po anrte.no dut Die TRACE asS
lporotntn 4tbessS sSsunftonen. Sur Sditfperbtfernn9
i'm meHibliben Creauismus 9eniiat iiifpsltn loon
cine ensis, pitisr beiliamtn Rrdtrplen. WaH itse
ben Gtbrau5 iori, bis Die Wirtuas sintrI.t. Jar
. 6tnfg be apptbefsrn ju babea.
(Ea G, Tel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
@t8rdne, Srduenfeioen,
3ifioftdt, 2lnpetoa,,fiGRett,
Qpspepfte, Yerftopfuns
uno aGer css6erreioen.

Utau bta6tt Die folqtresu eDmptom, ip.l6s I'D
bel gr'ran.uueeH Der 9troauunqsz szGrqnne siaftsls
len: 8trtopiung nrtt' bdmOrr5oibtn Elutaaorcuu
rab o,m Ropfs 5dur, I'M W.atn, lls5.li.it,
Soobrtrsn Nbntisur9 Qtqca Spttisn, ean,r,
i'm RaqsH iaurt: Nuiit0B,n oeiapd6t,r 0otr
O.rtdr'ttr 6triid!ag Gm9iit0unQtn gum aufs
iDrine,n ootr Grftidtn teim gjsatH, o.itrdate
StHttraft, ifltfen (3tptbt Uor ptn au1en,
isitbr unO Dum9er S6msrj int RopF Ibmarpss
ssibptrbcr, 0sbt 6aut unb queen, Sbmtr5tu IN
Der etitt 9ruft uHo otn etouu. pl0sli6es auis
trst,n pon 6ist aro @rtnntn i'm i5ltii1
R,byrs 7oicn Rdowap Qilltu b.s
ireitH ,oa5 SpTt.m bon ben srpdbn,tn Storunqer
97,s 25c. pro 5bahttl 3n ba6,n Sci oGsu
Apctbtftrn oosr ptr Bot otriduot
Dlan ihr:ib, on Or Rapnao & Co. 9od
@og 3G5, RtpsOort I'm siH BUD nit Ratbiadosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
Saslsr's, Brpaat & Strattoa

college.
6.oranbet 1864 5neorporirt 1S05.
1as SO. a Sd,uIiabr bcainnt am z. EspI 1900.
1dstlafen COS game Sdbr.
Nbrnetlaff.n Dom 4. Cttpber bic L. dpriL
au getrtff Der 9orIugaisit, 2tituuu. eekrs
.rdit. Shurdurli6ttittn uno unttri5i;'Rnrfus
atbt et.islbt pStnau Ribt in GSHiarrsnl nit
snbtrtn 9erisultasr unttrri6. Tn
allen SptiatH.
EtniRguratn:
Saafe,ule $40 gro NbenofehuIe Sd pro
mpnat, ale 8epartts Wonat. - SeihrdIfte
ments sinihlis6eno. aHSahI Don &bnltn.
sspsous: Gbeiaptat. Er. 2236: WarpIane 9r. ef5.
5suosr psstn Rstalpe Rr. bis IL. Tsres
gbarI.ssstrab,. Saltimort, Ns.
Ginsans Rr, ls. lauS2. &A6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
Tiir Ole Seilmna ciner Grfa!tnna in
eincm Saac

nshme man 9aroiipe grpmo Auinlne
5abiets. NQs Ipotbeter gfbsn Das
9slo 3urud, psnn teins 6sIiung erz
fo!gt. 6. %. 9rops's llntsrlhrift auf
isper S4aatel. Nop1 jazz .6gl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
9as Ginatbmen uno @eri6Im
fQtarrbQlilGer Site


fatarr6Qlil0cr Site
Seiercnn sauna
Satarrb asranbcn
Hwk Srp Sbrcn
bis 10 llbr Vurmittass Sarep
311,
F6 ra apf
i il
sdrk dlDn Su0fan behptn fm etpna
rtonu
bat as u
RGupr
gen
af let D49 fS .nn 5aa j.Dn ~ 'm rsa 9fsd as
oe e5Onsn '''' ~
2le6elriedenoer At6em.
irpobir Hr
it, i
atnn0s
oft
adeamtbsm Ghi GSHi hta
sooros osstbA
6mrtar c"ilhn
nrr
It npbaFd ont
@ 35 Is 4 3 GSa.a @ o m s."ste re- son9ofs5
snsHu8
tdal tts 10 Hbr Vprmiaas IL biz Ibr Nbcnos
Scilms saranr ST. arlea Sr 3 9orS
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G,.rppdiiMeS eSnfsssa5srf"" sss ma1s,.
3. Neam Susu. Direfipr.


3r. Sill Galosrt-StrcBs, SaltiGie:,. T,.
Groffnung am Is. September.
Stiiler perOcn rub Den benabrtefe1 tut 6
p6 d. ben W bp BE Don otn @alaHsssteIs
ben big Jur m6elih bodt.n gonenou'a untsrr,dtn.
9iplom. uno sbrr.3susniile
ltnterri&ts II g ii br $50 Lro auf-
nGrts fir oas eduabr bon neun 0tcal;en. Sre'e
8ortbeils: auaereine MISUNDERSTANDING So. s,rts
Ii. I. p.
Die 5atuItdt btfebt ooafdnois aus berp5trdacn'
DEN europdiid5eu Ginflcrn. Girtulor: 10 rs
ben poitf frt ianot.
4rof ioren- 5. aoam @uQo. ~ ft:n
9apis, Jts 8rul. Grrit G,b!btn 8ilDtric.; u.
emit. (Ctt5 IN, lHp. 0L Trl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06

OD'r @HRg:ntntii ionts mitttlit Ns Reabs
WeIttf btbunoslt tp.r0tn mi: nabitsbsHo: Ssm 9us
ttenttn outtn 3iuln8i0 5rOpfer Rttiti i1oe Stunoe
in tincm Wsa9iais NIT Mafer otrabiolot uno bic
gang; @rut Der RitsH urO pu aHo'rtn R6rptr=
tbrlit 56utig nit osn Rtlitf tiratrrbtn p,rDsn;
.ttai 9ea" uno fSf'i6brGbs milFrn p,rabr,ibt ptrs
atn um o'n QGtisuttn b,i ErGittn 3u erbalt,n.
unO Die Sdrms mHF.H Q:lsoufi6 mittsIf Gr. Rao.
iUa9's 4ia'n in 1bdtistfit geitst ptrOtn
@n'liHounu:n Der Tier:n, Der glai, Der Girats
T'Iot, ssr 2unufa, punDtn Gals @rOn6tis,
S1Dtr: :atam9''it. 6raup, Ratarrb. Rcuraloi,.
Hb,um1tIsmus, SdRtte.frot. Nttielitbtr, fSroit=
benien, pom 5roits arseprff:nt Rorpsrtbtil,.
St appI;tatiOn BON R,aDo RtIitf naO
BEN R6rDtrtbtiIc oO.t Otu R6-prtbtilrn poi:ltf
oas etietu oOtr Der Sdmtr} i,in'u Sis Bat ptr.
uriabt iOiprtiqt Qnoegnna.
nntrli d. Gin haib,r sig tin uanjtr 3bst.
IDlttl uof in tintm Dl1it lGoFr turirt in iptni.
G'n Winutcn G'lbbmtrien, RrdmD's, aur'n Wln=
gen, SdIliloIlt'it, Miar0R. 1;Orrbot, 9pitn=
t'r::, 6oltt, gldbungtn unO al, iHnsrll6.n Be-
i3Depotn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
aHaoluaD's
Ytllen
Stcts 5uperlaiiis, rein ocaetabiliith.

gonhdHoio g,i4madlos elegant itbr3ud,,t, obs
ii5reno, rsgu.ireno, rtinia'rO uno trGjtiosno,
RaDtUaD 3 tlleu sur 6r;tuao an.r 6t0z
rungtn Ots Naptns. Der Titr,n gla,. rrp5i,r
Rran'btt:n. s5pinohsaafdas, gerippfung, aa.
morrboDtn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co.

RapifaI. .......S1,0OO, 600,
EeberfebuS.. 81 100000.
SGe Salpert= unS sSapettes sStrafe,
pcruiefbet ftensre Icp often soehdlfer
In tbren atsen Deuer unb Gtnbredber aeFherten
Tenoben.
gitmmt Gelher ais D,psitum entaesen. Die Gbe6s
sni 6idt gnterportsn fine u.s besablt 3ini,n aut
ds,$. SiIouseH.
1r,tt als 1.Rsmentspenfr.der, gahIo6perfpaIt,r,
Erut.e. Rornuno u. t. 70. aut. sbeu{o cIs BerpoIter
unt,I oppot6eI
isbsrtrasunsa gasrt.n uns H,stnratsreu Don
gffetfen unb ShIiaaton.n.
usbtvu,mmt Die &lntaruns pon einiomr,n. Di,
poenoen. WdetheH u. I. To- uno iere: fir pinifIibe
ausaobluns serfeiten.
Ruberr q. 6aotefon, Brdfseui.
sobn " Bbtrisse. Sts'prahesntsn.
0haS. B. Daer. seirttdy urs G&asueieer.
(yRya2l.lSIAE)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
malaria In fsinen peridi,semen 5or,a.m.
Sicber NIB GSed)iel eSicber sebeilt.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

turirt H6t Hur ben Eai;:nten 0sr BON Rata:
a trgrfftn IL, iOHo'rr IS tntg,ben aud 2sut.,
Ddd' bierfir irtnytr IND ieotu 9orotn bsi'm
u, l.. ! in ,intm @lait ggaF,r ntbm,n unD tinen
GrGds- :'f'n, oi'isn NuidGta
Su battn bel altn NpOtbtt:ra SOC pro iSlai6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
StimmfoRdfe.
Siircan Der
2Sd6fs Auf(t6ts 2se60roe Oct
Staot 2sartimore,
&atbbaus,
Baltimore, 6. Nppsmbsr 1900.
geabI Befanntmad)ung unb Der

geabl Sefanntmadums unb Der
Stimmplate.
9isrm!t 1pirb ben gslsbliden uno
qnalifi5irtsn Stimmsebern Der S!abi
Baltimore Nadri9t erlhsiit, oaB Die
8 tim mlo tale bsr psr16!eoenen
Yrealntte unb Warbs an ben folgsnz
Den pldBsn Fi9 bef:noen lpsrosn:
Charles .. Garter,
SSilliam s. Yprter,
George s. eSpncS,
WdhlzWuEieher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-11-06
imorc, aRo., 9ienfag, ben 6. Nouembcr 1900.
StimmfoRdfe.

Se6s,eb.nte Naro.
Grfcr 4Q5 Rolano=Ipsnut.
3fpeiter = 43S @idorp= abcnue.
Sritter = 800 Spcampre= =2ipenuc.
0ertsr = 20l3 YpDoberrD=S Stocnue.
fSiinfter - 2S47 HOgbz i5ultnasN sNY.nu,.
Sthstsr - 2598 Sruiofsoil zNptnus
si.bsntcr - 1852 Weit.NortbsNUcnus
Ndter 23l2 Mabiion=gptnuc.
Heuntcr Siiopst=Gds 9oltoniir. u. Wotts ILt
Sebnter 736 2snnors StraSe
Glitter 304G Geoar =9luenue
3p0lfter - 2SS Rolano= 2peuuc
Sre,tbntsr 3400 Gbtitnut=2penut.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-28
She Ran the Court a Little.

al have never been in Police Court
before. but know how things should
be run" said Louise Lewis to Justice
Hamburger. "YOu officers stand away
from that railing and you witnesses
take seats. II I'm to be the star in this
place, want all the stage to myself. y
The persons addressed went to their
places, too astOnished to reply. She
took the reins in the courtroom and
continued the case without interrupt
ion.
"The first thing want is contin-
uance. Tuesday will suit me. shall
be ready then," said the defendant.
I'VE would rather have the case set
for Wednesday," said the detectives
who had arrested the woman on a
charge of disOrderly conduct.
The wishes OF the complaining wit
nesses should not be considered by this
court" said the prisoner. When | say
[ want the case heard Tuesday, l mean
what l say"
A boy in the back of the room stood
up to leave.
Take your hat OFF, shouted the
woman to him. He obeyed.
"You have run this court enough, "
said the justice. "YOu will appear
when the officers want yOu-Wednes-
day."-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-28

What could be more absurd than the
conventional types Of the nations -
those types which we see and accept
almost every day? England is pecul-
iarly unfortunate. To express our na-
tional characteristics we have 4 choice
Of two figures. either a burly farmer or
a hon. The British lion gets some lit
tie support from beraltry. and the na-
tional vanity is fiattered by the anal-
ogy OF our powers to those OF the king
% beasts. But otherwise how little ap-
propriateness there Is in representing
US By an animal which most English
men have only seen In the degrading
captivity OF 4 menagerie, which has
never within historical times inhabited
their Islands and about which they
know almost nothing
Considering also the chronically de-
pressed state Of British agriculture. il
seems an iron.ca! thing thar the Brit
ish nation should be typised b. a farm
er. II Lee were a manufacturer or q
merchant or seaman. there wOum be
Some appropriations. but the stout
eighteenth century John Bull with
whom we are so familiar from allusion
and picture is g being quite unS&0wn
60 Us .n the flesh. He is just 4 good ex
ample OF the time Looored. inaccurate.
conventional type. Al vigor and seq
gestiveuess have long departed from
the figure. But we axe too indOlent 10
replace hiIn.-I.ondOn Globe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-28

The hospitality OF smaller places is
rare IL not unknown in New York.
Hospitality there is different and tends
TO D., swamped by numbers and even
chilled into an apparent Indifference
that Is really compelled by circum-
stances. Often il makes a brave fight
and never wholly gives UP. but il is a
struggle against great odds. Not sell
dom IL happens that tEc enormous ag-
gravation OF social and Intellectual Op-
portCn.ties that confronts country peO-
pie who come 10 live IN New YORK 50
discoU-ages them that they end in liz
ing narrower lives in the great city
and seeing fewer people than in the
smaller town from which they came.
And II Il does not discourage them il
Is apt 70 drive them too hard. \ New
York-r who already had a house in
town and another IN the country neal
by excused himself FOR building a third
IN New Hampshire by saying: In
town or near town l never get away
from encaromeDts. want a place
where | can have some leisure. and
leisure TO Il New Yorker means. Of
Course. a chance 10 do some work. -
Cnrf1,unfrS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-28

The Terrible took a prominent part
In the bombardment Of Odessa Our
second lieutenant. Mr.. 5. was not q
temperate man. Before the lombard
merit lsean he sought Tor courage in
square faced bottle. and when the
dIuri beat 70 quarters he was IN his
cabin IN a drunken sleep. from which
b. could net b. awakened As I was
mklsEifman Of his quarters. I bad 10
hght his guns. In the evening. when
be. came 70 himself be was put under
arrest. and We midshspmen speculated
whether he would be shot OF hung at
the yariarm- Either you'd have been
a thrilling episode. but am not sure
that his fate was not even mere tragic.
As soon as the anchor was dropped
Ia the Golden Horn. or StambouI. the
captain ordered. Man the second gig"
We all wondered Then be said, Tel
Mr.. $. want him."
Poor 5. came up at once. greatly as
tonished at tie summons.
The second gig Is manned. Mr.. s" :"
said the skipper sternly and turned
away
5. took the hint. stepped at once into
the boat and was isnGed at the learest
shore. From that day no sodl ever
heard What became OF him. Whether
he committed suicide, whether be got
other employment (nOt a difficult rat-
Z ter in those busy tines, whether. IN
! der another name. he won for himself
the respect Of his fellow men has new
er beca Known. - Contemporary Re
I view.
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Care of Patients.

A professional nurse at Leeds, EGG
land, was remarkably successful in the
care Of patients suffering from small
pox, diphtheria or pneumonia In
fact, she had never lost patient with
one of these complaints. Not long
ago, however, she had pneumonia
case which was given up by the physi-
clan, much to the nurses chagrin-
"He can't live through the night"
said the doctor.
Sure enough, when the nurse went to
give the sick man his medicine he only
shook his head. The distracted nurse
saw her proud record about to be brok-
en- and she urged the patient TO take
his dose.
''NO use" he murmured.
"Well, sir" said the nurse in despair,
you've got to take il! And if you die
I'll kill your
Whereupon the patient began to
laugh, took his medicine and got well.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-28
Her Life for Her Jewels.

Ina New Jersey city not very long
ago dwelling house, occupied by a
large family, took fire in sudden and
unaccountable way. 1t was late in the
afternoon, aud the ladies were upstairs
dressing for dinner.
Among them was a beautiful girl
who was just making her debut in so
clety. For her the world was made up
Of parties and dances and dinners.
She was in the flush OF her first social
triumphs, with life and the world be-
fore her, and her fond father and
mother had lavished upon her all the
luxuries that wealth could buy. Her
dressess and jewels were the envy OF
all her girl friends.
When the fire broke out, the ladies
made dash for the stairs, but these
were already in flames, and escape was
cut off from below. They ran to the
windows, and shrieked for help. The
fire-engines were coming, but by the
time they reached the house the flames
had made frightful headway.
The firemen raised their ladders to
the window of the room " here the poor
women stood. The young lady well
coined the certainty Of rescue with
lively Joy. She was too sure. In the
moment while she waited her turn on
the ladder she thought of her jewels.
Before any one could stop her, the rash
creature had rushed back into the
binding smoke. al shall have time
enough" they heard her say.
Hers was the next room, and upon
the bureau lay her casket Of diamonds
La vain the firemen called her, and tried
TO follow her; the flames drove them
back. In a minute more the house
was raging furnace.
The next morning, in the ruins, the
firemen discovered an unrecOgnizable
body. But clutched in one charred
hand was a small metal bOx that some
how had escaped destruction 1t was
the jewel-case for which the girl had
thrown away her precious life. The
gems were all safe, but their worth
could not ransom their owner. 1t was
too Youths Companion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-28
Diphtheria relieved in twenty min-
utes. Almost miraculous. DR. Thomas
EcIrctrie Oil. At any drug store.
Q1ite a Difference.

There were only four neighbors in
Tdcker's general store at the erossin g
of the plank bridge and the state road,
when Silas Slossou entered.
"How be We, boys?" he said collect
lively.
"How be We, Si?" was the reply.
"Hou's tn OF lady ~
"'Bout tn same; don't see much
change"
Silas crossed the store to the counter,
behind which stood Tucker, his face
wreathed in mercantile smiles, his fat
hands pressed against the varnishless
table
"Whsttel it be Mistur Slosson ?'' he
asked.
"HsOw much ye git,in' fer c sugar ~
he asked.
'.Six cents"
aPhew Wv" whistled Silas,
gone up, ain'tit Did't hev't to pay
no sieh ligger fer t last bot"
"Thet sou inquired Tucker with SIR
prise. "How much ID ye hev t Civ .
"Five cents an hsE"
"Tnet 50? HOW much ye want ~
Pound. Detroit Free Press.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-28

"Ondinariiy," said Col. Stillwell, II
inject to the eouundrum- II regard it
Is a primitive form of humor. l also
resent these constant jibes at the State
Of Kentucky. They represent both de-
dcieuey Of taste and poverty Of fresOuree.
Blu. lust 70 show" he continued delib-
erstely: '-that / SIN broad minded
man VINO ear accept Joke amiabiy
will ask you question; What is the
difference between the STATE Of Massa-
cbusetis and Kentucky
give il up, colonel.
massachusetts produces boots and
shoes and Kentucky produces shoots
and bSoze. And / want TO say Pm
glad I thought OF is first, for II any
body else had sprung a remark like
that on me unexpectedly 1 wouldn't
care to answer Tor the consequences" -
Washington star.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-02-28
Announcement.

To accommodate those who are par
tisl 10 the Use of atomizsrs in applying
liquids into the nasal pas sAges for
catarrhal troubles, the propri aors pre-
pare Cream Balm in liquid for n, which
will be known as Ely's Liqui Cream
Balm Price including the spraying
tube is % cts. Druggists or by mail.
The liquid form embodies lac medi-
cinal properties of the solid prepara-
ton. Cream Balm is quick " absorb
ed by the membrane and do : not dry
Gp the secrerions tut change them 10
a natural and healthy chara ter. Ely
Brothers, So Warren ST., n. Z.