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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Gpu i6ren &iuOern prrlaRen.

Rem gort, 10. 6e6ruur. -
8sItsrn finb ber 85zid6rige Gubpig
S4miot uno feline 84<jdbrise Satin
Qouiie S9mibt, bic 3ulsbt in Nr. sos,
OItz13.S traBs, tpobntsn, ct tur3 na4
3, iie tpr3 Dor 8 u9r, i'm ugeQeOuez
9oipital" 9eItorben. 8eiee puroen
am IA. 5s6ruar i'm 9oipital aufgts
nommen. PaItor Or. 8. 8ottpme Dpn
Der @race : Chapel an Der Ii. Strabe
bate bic ueberfibrung aus i6rarDobz
nuns peranlabt. gr giebt an, Dab Die
dlten 2eute ieines WiIens bor etpa
so Sa6ren aus 0eutf4lan0 einpanz
nrfen. Gr erflGrie ferner, oaB iie
mebrere Sinoer gut er3Ogsn, a6er bon
uGen psrge7en unO Deriafen puroan.
Sin Sr. Dole bOn Nr. 285, 16. Ctr,
Sib4grooflpn, perpFli4tete li6 CUR
s3eit, sDsntueG fir Das gsgrdbniB aufz
3ufommen. Gr bat ieitDtm ni6t5 BON
Ii4 bOren lafen. Gpsntuaa nil Or.
9pttpme fir Die Soften einIte6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
WtQ uift bic 0.iuhte jein.

Sem gort, 10. 5ebruur. -
@ie geitern %gsmelbet, erparteten bic
Gintpanbsrungg : 8eamten nit benz
0ampfer nPGOniciu" Der 9umburgn
4merifd : 2inie einsn aQes MIR ni6t
9ens9men 8aIt. sic batten ndmli9 in
Grfubrung ge6radt. baB ii4 cine Jrdu
&at6arina 9dnnetpe6er in 9amburg
auf benz Oampfer unter bem 9tamsn
Wilbelmind We15 oDer Cells ein9ez
f6ifft bate. uno Mlttsr 6annetpes
Der lit cine gar b%efannte peri0nli6feit
in Der !9auptitdDt pe5 oeutl6en Heia
Dies; jeDer S6ubmann uno jsoer Griz
minalri6tsr tennt Iie. Ni9t tpeni9er
ais so MEo( 1T tie i'm 2auFs Der Sabre
b1 briiben obgsItraft pDroen, pe9en
aler nur m0gli6sn 8er9eben unb Der
brefen, bonn MoroDarI JUDI abIpdrts Biz
CUR b0spiQigsn Sa6beI 4dOtgung uno
gum grOben unfug. 8ei Qntunft Der
r9b0nicia" tpurpe nun cine 8ii6slz
nina SeGs feitgenpmmen uno in Der
Barge : SIFice oeternirt, Die 8etrefs
fenoe IteQt jeOoa in 46repe, Die Sc
iufts III ieiH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
peiraths>Nicenitu,

5eiratbs = 2icens.n purben aeftern
bonn gtrf 2ioinsiton i'm Common
pl.usz@ eridt on folstnbe ptr1on.n
ousseI.llt:
George $. gabl bon 5aliton, Mo,
unb Innis %. Cobb; 4ppl!tant $. 6.
Golgun, Nr. 531, Srforb<4oenue.
9bomas Sarre1 unb Marp Sruo9;
QpplItant 8. 5arrel, Nr. 414, DIT
GageritraBe.
Mbrabam Ginger unb Sennis Milz
Ter; Qpplitant 8. Motsr, Nr. 1908,
SIts5aDettftrube.
Samusl Wfoostpid uno emma
2spis; NppIitunt g. Mibstpid, Nr.
10, PeurIitrabe.
Wiuiam 81. 9rittin9bam uno
Cora 90. Monoer; 4pplifant s. g..
grittin96am, Nr. 422, SanOetitrabs.
5reoerid aaub unb Gli3abetb
2usrs; 4pplifant ). 3aub, Nr. 519,
Sib@graoforb StraBe.
Sobn Mgn. 9sorgss unb Qouiia
Wiis; 4pplitunt 9. s. bennington;
Nr. 11S, SitAGIement1trabe.
Sobn go. Gatpn uno Nora 81. Yrbor
BON philadelphia; Npplifunt S. %.
Gaton, 9opbattan, Mp.
Nm. g. Sabsrs unib Margdrst q.
&snD BON Duibington, .. g.; &pplis
tant %. g. SaDers, Mdf6in9ton.
Soiepb 5oreman uno Setta Settlez
man; @pplitunt S. 5Oremun, Tr.222,
Srsoerif : Iosnue.
Hobert Mc&nig6t unb Inn!s 90.
Neun; Npplifant s. S6ier, Nr. sos,
Sit5WpntgpmerDI traBs.
Gorpis Naftal unb Sophie S6erer;
gpplit1nt 8. NaFtaf, Nr. lila,
StilesitraBe.
Sofepb Ghtlbn unb Morb 90. Sor<
ban; Mppitant 81. s. Map, Nr. GOT,
GiibS0ana5 itrabe.
2ouis $. 5eloman unb 9unnab e.
Oabis; Npplitant g.. 8. 5eloman,
Ger. 4O6, Sorrei tfraBe.
Wm. g. aruub uno Ssnrtttta Sc it.
uer; 4pplitant 8. 6. aruuB. Nr.1217.
ScottitraBe.
i6snrp 6. McGorfsr unb Neuie g..
Campbell; Ipplifant s. q. Serr, Nr.
827, Sf7@6aititrabe.
g6arles 8rppn unb Gdt6arint s.
Strp6mann; Ipplifant g. SO. Wife>
mann, Nr. 1910, SItzGbuieltrabe.
Sobn s. Gerber uno Margarst u.
Rpan; @pplifant S. s. Gerber, CIR.
339, Gibbs trideritraBe.
Clinton 5. Sormtpulo unb Mable
s. 8itner; Ipplitant s. s. 5ormz
palo, CIR. 321A GbsfinutitraBe, Sunz
bur1, ga.
9arrD 6. Sbomas unb MurD g.
Mepers; applitant Sobn 9oms, Nr.
805, YortItruBe.
miQiam Rosga unb Sslena ;SeaI6z
fe: Qpplitant MdrD potein, Nr.1423,
8drrstt Wosnus.
Srec.rid Sreafle unb Clara Sdleb;
@pplttont ). 8reaufle, Or. "A, @utz
mon : 9lrsnus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Masrum mad @aibimgtun suriids
aefebrt.

gittsburg, 3d. 10. 5s6r. =
g6arles s. Wacrum, Der oepeiene
gunb.sfcniu[ in Yrstoria, 1T geItern
BON bier nod Wuibinston o~bgefabren.
gr srftarts bon Neu.m: SD ne6me
msin. Acknowledgement gsgen bic bril-
tif9en 9ebDrhen nidt 5uriid uno bin
gu ieo.r 3ett bereit, ben @abrheitsbez
neis ansutrsten." Sebr erfreut lit er,
bab feline Mitfbsilungen iibsraa Gin
0rud g:ma3t uro i9on gu elmer Snz
t.rpsaation i'm GongreB 4ntub ge9ez
ben 9aben. @r b.abIi6tigt, in 8af6z
ington ben GpngreB RtprGIentdnt.n
W6eeGer bon aentudp, Der bic Mnfraee
in 8ssug duf bas 8erbalten Der bril-
tiid.n 8eh0rom gegsniiber aoniul
M1crum Dor bas 9aus gsbra9t bat,
psri0nLi6 auf5uIu6sn uno ibm peiter
r.insn Wein ein8uidenfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Sic @irren in Gcntufh.

Sortoauer Der Spaltung in Der 2s9iss
lutur, troB Riidtebr beioer 9arz
teien na4 6rantfort. - Wbittater
unb Sutton bon 2ouispiQe nd3
Der StaatsbauptItuot 9ebrd6t.
Srortfort, 8p., 10. 5ebrudr.
- Der StddisIendt, 0smotrdteu, tp;e
3epu6litaner, troten UNI 1920 beuie
8ormittdg in Der Stnatstummer oe5
8apl!ols 3uIammen. Der 0emotrdt
Gatier 5rtpO6l, ME Der republifduJI6e
8ice : 8oup,rneur MarIbdG beau
ipru6ten ben @orIib. @lei6 nah Dem
Gr0hnun9sgsbst perl;eBen bic Eepuz
blifaner nit NarI6dl an Der Spibe
Die Sdmmer unb iibsrlieben Dd8 6elo
Den 0emotraten. Die 2eBteren bea6tez
ten bic Gntfernung Der 3epu6litdner
ni6t, ipnbern 6iieben in SiBuug uno
na6men einen 9e1dIuB an, peldsr bic
friibsre MaBnahme oes SendteS, our6
pel6e 9oebel 5um9oubernaur ertpGblt
ertlGrt ipuroe, rdtifi5irt. SenatOr
Sriplett (lRti : @pebel : 0smDtrdD
it,mmte nit ben Sempfraten, um elm
Quorum gu Wegs 5u 6rIngen.
Ssm unterbauIe 6utten ii6 bic Hez
publifaner ni4t einqeHeQt, uno es tpas
rem ni6t Ssmofratsn qenug 5ugs9er,
um Elm Quorum gu 6ilben.
Sarlan W6ittafsr unD oSa8. Sutton,
tpeI9s Der 8et6siljguna an Der Grmors
bune @Dbefs perbd6tig Iinb, puroen
beute 4bsnb BON 2ouisoiae bierhsr 3uz
riidoe6ra6t. Sutton per6ielt Ii6
ru6ig, d1ein M6ittaier I9ien in gro.
Der Nn9Tt gu T4peben unO gu befiir6p
ten, baB Die 9oii5ei ni6t i'm Stdnbe
fem tperbs, i'm Dor Der 8oItsputb gu
|6iben.
SuIius unb Mrtbur 9Dbet,, bic Bril-
Der bss ermoroeten 8ouoerneurs, iino
bter pisber eingttrpTfsn. Sic gtbenz
fen, 10 lange bier gu 6lei6tn, biz bic
2ei6s BEG 8ruber5 enbgiiltig beigsIebt
1T. Der Sar9 bsFinoet Ii6 nod in
Der fleinen 8upeIe oss 6rieO6oFes.
(Spdter.) - Sas. Sutton lit gagen
9iirgidaft entlaiien tpOrben II. reiite
hsute Mbenb na6 ieiner 6simatb ob.
Dbittater %befinost fi9 i'm bjefigen &C.
fangntB.
8ieber einmo al bas S9feBz
ELLEN.
5rantfprt, &D., 10. 5sbnlar.-
Sin ppIiiiI9sr Str.it 3pii9tn GrsSez
notor GbarleS s. 8ronTton BON Ser
ington uno Glaub Oe1bu, Gbsf9Glert
be5 Senats, auf Dem 3uge Der GReIas
peufe uno SBio4Sabn, tpel4er NIT bier
fer 3uriidlsbrenoen bemotrdtiifen Gez
aislutpren ppu gefiat mar, battle UNI
Elm 9aar gu einem Wproe eefuhrt.
9rpnIton iollte Die @oebelz2eute 3ez
polufioniIten genannt baben, porduT
DtIhu a~nrportete, SrpnItpn lei nur Elm
Boiler. 8sitere beftige 8orte fol9z
ten, unb Senator 8ronIton 3p9 einen
3epplper. 4nbere fprdngen ba5tpia
I6en unb trennten Die Streitenben. De-
Ibd's Srsunbe erfldren, er lei ni4t Be-
tpuffnet getpeIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

OSL NJ VI c ~ I I I I
q r. 1913" b.s rNutfden unkrftiitz
sungs8unbts" DsranIialt.k geItern
i.inen erftsn Sabrssbaq in nr uResz
cuesSans" in 9isblanotopu. Die
Mitglieber unb Jrsunos oiefes frebz
Gamen 9ersins batten li9 oi. @cieg.ns
b.it nidt entssben laFsn, UNI hi Den
alGneen bon Brof. .. 3. St,inpalo's
SrdsIter oas bon beg Sa9es 2aEt
miioe San3bsin tii6tig gu I4tpingsn,
um bsmIel6sn feline olts gla1ii3itdt
pieoer gu 9ebsn. Sc tpurbe flsiBis ssz
tpalst, galoppirt, quabrilirt u. polfa
eetan5t, BIB Der Morgen oss nsuen So
sss nur our9 etli6e Stunosn getrennt
mar. @uf benz 9Iatteis tdnselten ii9
{6liebGi9 bic 9aare mad 9auI (. Der
geTans : 9srsin nGidantrun3," hr
canton 8rauera9srein," Iopie msbz
rere anoere 8e7eine tparen aablrei4
bsrtreten. Das IrrangsmsrltszGDmit
beItuno aus ben 9erren: Witbtlm Sup
pert, &arl Monf, @eo. Moer, 8. Sem
o.rlen, q. S4mibt, 8. MlGsr, Inna
9upta, Mari Suppsrt, aatbarins
sfana, Murgaretk Martin, $. Ssib
uno pb. Mii1kr.
2teet Elm Grtrinfunesz
fallpor?- Sr. 90. qreiton bon
CIR. 1241, 6aubertI trabe, fdno e.Itern
Ibsno in Der Ndbe bon %. %. Sobnz
ion's &oflenpier einsn 5il5but i'm
Waf1sr i6rptmmeno por. 0a tur5 gu
Dor Elm Neser in iensr NaAbdri6oft
geIe9en purbe, tpel6er urpl0Blia perz
i6panb, b:rmut6st bic goli5ei. bab
Elm GrtrinfungsTau oorlisgt.
Wdr3utaIt. - Der Gabbiner
Ghas. 81. 3ubenItsin bonn Sar Stnoiz
Sempel an Der Bolton uro WilIonz
ftrabe beriatste geitsrn ber 8oli5ei,
bab Elm Sisb am Sonntug pd6r.nb
bes 8ottesbienItes 5einen u.ber5ieher
inn Wertbe BON $50 aus benz Sempel
gtnhI
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&uslieferuna bermeiaert.

ScruntOn, 3d. 10. 5e6ruar.-
9eteftip Wfoir bon 6isr uno 9oGiaeiz
def Oierts BON Dunmore Iino bon
W&ontrsul 5uriidgete6rt, obne Die bort
rerbaft.tsn M0Iber Morsl unb 2o6erls
mir3ubriI9n. ORielben batten elm
geitanben, Sic poli3iIten Sans un0
SnDper erI6oiIen gu BADEN, tpeI9e |ib
linen sutgegenIteatm, als tie Dos 6aus
sines 9ru6enbsiiBers in bic Cuff iprsnz
cen polften. Die 9t6Dron in Monz
trsal Foroerten 5uerit 5000 fir bic Ser
taitung unh 9erpflsgung Der baioen
Nlorobubsn, perpsigerten obsr, na6z
rsm 3ablua9 9~elsiitst porben mar, aus
unbetanntsn 9riinoen Die 4usliefez
rllnd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Tnr Der CAPTAIN aerettct.

Norfolt, 3d., 10. Jsbruar. -
Man melbst biet, bab Der Schooner
u9arocoitle" am lsbten 5reitase naE
Roanof. Mauibss untsrgina unb bab
ale an 8oro befinbli6sn Nsni9en,
nit Iusnahm. bes Captions, ertranz
fen. Der r9aroeaItt" mar Elm flsinr
S6ponsr uno battle ni9t ibsr lebsn
psrIonen an 8orb-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

StnlsBet oQs Se0eHt 10 laHge 6 UQ9It.
QlS Yrin5 garnepal gsenost, fpannz
ten iidb m.brere Sitter Dor ben Sbron
unb soaen bsnIslbsn bur4 ben Saal.
Dem 53uss idloifsn fi4 bic Sruppsn
une Gin3elmasfn an. Na9bem Der
prin3 BON Der 8iloffdde osrldtpuaz
ben, begunn bic eisentlide Narretbei.
geionbers umii3irtsn bic @ruppe
Der ,Stubentinnsn" uno bic beg
.Gompmseting." Cine anbsre bemerz
tsnstperfbs @ruppe mar bic obsrfrdntiz
fds9oh5sit. 8isle d0negin5slmasten
madten li9 audi bemerfbar, untsr Nm
beren Elm Sannenbaum uno DOrnrDsz
den, isoo4 fehlte bei 2sBtsrem Der
prina.
lin II l1br Idrift bas aus ben So.
esS{ibor 2Dpentbal, Sran3 SSaltl uno
go. s. 8iiline ~bsitebsnbe preisriatsr=
GolIegium CUR 8ertbeilung Der preiie,
unb bic folgsnoen Gin3slz unb Brupz
psnmasfsn tpurben preisoefrDnt:
1. Ginaelprsis-SrG. gmma @aumz
sdrtner, pOtniidt Srdfm r2obsristu."
Scilettsntti9;
2. Gin5elpreis SRI. Cha 2epb,
r@4metterling," por5.llunidrant;
g. Ginaelpreis = Otto s.. S6mibt,
uG4nitter Sob" @4reibtiid;
A. gin5dpreis = Jrau Otto s.
Ghmibt, .Sannenbuuln." Slid uno
Qnmpe;
5. ginselpreis - Gbnarb Stidt.=
nofb, .Sobn Bull" stpsi iapuniids
0afsn;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
SrieffaHen.

9. g.. User nidt 8irger ots Gam
Deg 1T, brou6t ni8t ols 9ei9porener
81 bienen.
g, M.-Bir f0nnsn an biefsr Stetz
L t.insn Spra6unterri6t ~ertbsilen.
S6 den Sic uns S6r gpitapb unb mir
poQsn IS in bi. ri6ttee ;sorm brinaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Uutmilthiocr Uatterif,

SCRANTON, 8a., 10. 5sbr. -
Gin gutter 9srl 1T Der Pole 5ran3
Solesft BON bier. Dor 8pei Wofsn
giug i6m bic tbeure Satin bur9 in
gsgleitung oes 9ausfreunoss Spbn
Marlogfi. Gr Fanb Die SrsuloIe uno
ibren @eliebten in 6a3leton uno lieB
8eioe perbaTten, bod bic S6rdnen Ieis
ner 9Srau erpei4en Teinsn barten
SinH. Gine @%erI0hnung Fanb Itatt
u. Ioqar Der 6ausfreuno tpnnte unaez
trait BON bannen 3ieben.
0as fdlI4e 0eib tpuroe tpeniQeSaz
ge ipdter pieoer in 9eTenI9aFt pes
Gnbersn srtuppt, cine S6ldaer,i entz
Itano urb aae 0rei puroen einoelpht.
ODD am nd4ifen Morgen ~tpeioerte
Ii4 Der betrp9ene 0atts, geoen bas
gaar tpegen G6ebZu6s StrafperFols
gun9 gu beantragen. Nun lit bic Srau
pieoer nit benz 9ausfreuno beimli6
oaDon9egangen. gu IpGt bepauert
Der biebere 9atte feline @utmifbi9s
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
%Stalien unb IbbIlinien -
Wbler unb 6. Wdermdnu:
Gnelanb unb Sransbaal =
q. 0plfer unb s. &leinlenn:

Ma6 Ifrifa ibidt erafaro bic eolnat.n,
gin miiFen i,st 3uriid i'm ZIG men Dilute ipattn.
6urra6i iir unItrt padern, b'totrn gotren,
Sic tpiFen eeeen Gnqlano'g @abeir Fb su ,p.brtu.
81. S6lappen, bic DEM Buffer Fl. e.iblaq,n,
Git lisa,n @nquno furdDtbar id1per i'm Maeen,
ilrp .nOti9 bleibt Dob FSi,ger Def altt Com 9aul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
S3uIb b.

3uri9, 10. Jebruar. - Cine SO
Sabre alts S6ulb ION iest hon Spaz
MEN begliden nerben. Die Mabrioer
R.gieruns fat 6eIaloRen, ben Crib
Der S4fpsi5ergarbe, pel6. Die 9purz
bonsn pd6renb beg &risges gegen Naz
poleon argetporbn batten unb bic i'm
Sabre 1904 aufselOit tpurb., gu bs3abz
len
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

9o3gefibG. - 5rGulsin Imas
lie (ols an einsm 3e9entues ibrs 5reun>
bin gum eritsnMals in beren neuem
Sslm, elmer ibr fiirsli9 unsrportst
bur6 GrbI6oft 5u9efolenen 9ilu,
beiu4D: n@bsr Nnna. tparum lGuFIt
Su Bel benz Rssen i'm @arten 6ers
um?"16rGulin Qnna: rM9, 2isbite,
0u aaft gar feline Ihnuns, pie 90n
ss 1T, i'm sissnen &s9sn ipasiersn
su sebsn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Naaoem bic 8orfte0ung besnbet
fhtpb Der Drina nit ben 8orten:

Strait meints Inltts, Gls Iriri GarnspaI,
Groffne i6 i.st Den 0tdstsnbd1.
isr,no. urdO Glid lei beut' Sud beibeert,
Genisb.t Dds 2ebsn, 10 LANCE es fpabrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

nah Innapolis ge1anbt, porin Tie erz
iuGsn, in bic gia, psl9e bic meoi5inlz
i9e praris i'm Staah reguliren 5oa,
nsbsn ben graouirten Qer5tsn audi bic
r9riI Hidden Glaubensbsilsr" au F5unsbz
men. Die pstition sntbdlt untsr ibren
1ntsrf9riTten bic f~plsenosn: Trau
Summsrfislo 8albpin, 9r. uno 5rau
5ronc!s %. 9arbp, !9r. uno 5rau
Sbos. g. Watsrs, jun, 9r. unD 5ruu
Goparo $. 9ammono, Sri. Gasn 6.
GroB, 6rau Gertrude 8. 2apoer,
5ruu Sobn e. 9i.rcs. SRI. Sophie
Gbur6 9uu, 9r. uno 5rau Sobn u.
Carroll. 5rau 5. s. gl.aiants, SRI.
g. %. Wbitelpd. ST. unp 5rau Jrant
R. 8inskp, 9r. uno Trau Sobn Sin,
iun., Or. Wm. g. Wtl1b, Sr. uno
5rau 9ermann g. 9sring, Sr. uno
Srau s. &. B%raoforb, Srau $. s.
Mc@ratb, Or. uuo Grau 8. g. Da>
ers, Or. Gbtparo 8. 9olbroof, 5rau
9snrp Sanes, SRI. Suite %. Seth,
SRI. Settle 6. Rolt, SRI. Marp 6.
@oper, 5rau @iftG 2amb, prof. s.
90. 6. Mifer, 9r. &obsrt MIbcraft,
ST.. s. 9. 8alDpin. prof. u. q,
@baush 9r. percp 90. Heeis, ST. 6,
pratt 9poe, Jrau gno9 Pratt, 9r,
@m. 8. Roit, ST. uno 5rau %. 80.
Sobnion.
Sur q.-Sames Ws=
Der. elm mnpsrb.H.rlihir Sguni6tsut.
purbs auf Griuasn ieines Suters So
Iepb @ebsr nah Der Ct. Marien : Sn=
buitrisfduls eddidt. no man bdi
frumme 8Gumd)sn i'm 2alafe Der ndh=
item Sabre seraos bieesn lou.
6upes Brad Elm n. =
Ser SO Sabr. aft. Neser Gbarles
Sorss BON Nr. 1136, Wdrnsrftrabe.
alitt eeitsrn in benz aoblenboIe beg
Srn. SrDin 9ull, g.. s21 uno 923'
@arn.ritrabe, aus uno bra4 lem re4=
tee Bein. Gr tuaro in Der Qmbulanl
D<s lublifsn Oiitritts ra4 Dem rVta'
rpldnbsr uniperlitdtsA 3oipital" ubsrs
\ seflbrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

UelrUlStHl ASlp< SliolI11 1DpAp1H- 90
ga nerben Weiber su
Spdnen." - Die S9tpdrss Innie
Mnosrfon brafts ibrsr Rafsng.noiIin
Marp Smitb, init p.l4er tie ii9 in
Die Molbuare eerat6en mar, mebrere
@6nittpunoen an Der gruIt unb ben
Wrmen bel, tp.l9' leBter. Wunb. nit
81 Sti6en auaendbt tp.rben muBte.
po1t5.irift.r SansBs b.itrafte bic
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felbe in ben Humpf, nobel mebrsrs
planfen aus i6rer Gage esbra6t muir
ben, obn. obsr benz S6lepRr iresno
tpelden S4aosn our9 ben setpaltiaen
anpraa 5uaufiaen. Der 3uiammns
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ftatt, als bas 5dbrbOot, NIT puRasis>
rem belaosn. oer Siabt sufubr. Nies
mano tpuroe berlebt, obatpar ourA ben
pI0Blidsn Stud Mandsm Der @ared
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teinestpsgs seitOrt, ba bas 1Gbrbott,
na9oem Der S4absn tmpprdu ausaes
bsfert rpar, feline Ser unb 9infabrtsn
| fortIebsn tonute.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-25

While standing on top of Lookout
mountain few days ago, says W. L.
Nisscher il tie Chicago Tines-H erald,
I was carried back to the memories of
dear old Bill Nye, for we had stood
upon that same spot some years be-
fore, and guide told US that we could
see seven states from that point Of
view; namely, Tennessee, Virginia,
keN ucky, North Carolina, South Car
olina, Georgia and Alabama.
"Where's North Carolina?" Nye in
quired.
The man pointed to a place in the
horizon to which distance gave pur-
pie hue.
what makes you think that is North
Carolina? ?" Nye asked.
"Oh, we know by the direction and
the conformation of the mountains
there" the man replied.
well, l know that's not North Caro-
lina," Nye declared. with some vehe-
mence. And YOU know it, too, if you
would stop to think. Here is map
of the United States. and you can see
that North Carolina is pink. Besides
l know it is pink. live in that state
considerably. and l have helped tc
paint it red. but of course go away
sometimes. and it fades little. leaving
it pink. No, sir; you can't stuff me
The place you are pointing at color
blind man could see is purple"
Nye said those things so seriously
that the man was almost dazed He
gave Nye puzzled look, and then Wen
on pointing out other sister states il
, the late confederacy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-25

The fond mother dreams great dreams
of babv's future as she holds the sleeping
little one in her arms. But the dreams
will never come true unless she has
given him a strong body and healthy
mind. Children die in hosts, or live to
struggle through life feeble Of body and
dull of mind because the mother was
unfit physically and mentally for moth
erhood Women who use DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription endow their chill
dren with strong bodies and bright minds
1t is every mothers duty to give her
child the advantages of healthy body
and mind. A weak or sickly woman
cannot do this vFavorite Prescription"
makes weak women strong and sick
women well.
Mrs. Orriu Stiles of Downing, Dunn Co.. Wis,
writes: III have been intending to write to you
ever since my baby was born in regard to what
your Favorite Prescription has done for ma-
cannot praise it enough, for have not been al
we'll for five years as now am. In July last had
baby boy, weight II pounds. and was only sick
q short time, and since got up have not had
one sick day. have not had any womb trouble
since got up. was not only surprised myself
bat all of my friends here are surprised to see
me 80 we'll"
DR.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-25

Investigate the large assortment Of
furniture and bedding at the Kitz-
meyer furniture store. We carry the
best and the latest styles in this line,
and anything that is not in stock will
be ordered at catalogue prices. We
also have large stock of blankets and
quilts that we are selling very low. So
investigate B-4-U-sIeep and dream
of sending away.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-25
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that on Or
after August l. 1899. the Office, or
room, occupied by the County Assessor
situated in the county building, next
door to the store now occupied by
Joseph Platt, will be for rent. For
particulars apply to
GEO. w. COwING,
Clerk Of Board OF County Com mission
arS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-25
a Great uiniment.

Dr. Benton's liniment, which affects
man and beast alike. is the grandest cura-
tive liniment ever manufactured in the
world. You have but to use it once and
you will never use anyother. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-25
FRENCH TANSY WATERS, tn

FRENCH TANSY WATERS, the
worlds famous remedy for irregular
and painful periods of ladies'; are never
failing and safe, rejuvenate the system;
brighten the eyes; restore health and
beauty to the faded; French Tansy
Waters are the only reliable female rem
edy in the world: imported from Paris;
take nothing else from druggists, but in
sist on genuine; in red wrappers with
crown trade mark. Price 81. For sale by
all leading druggists, or sent by MS direct
on receipt of price. La France Drug Co.,
importers, 3O6 Turk ST, San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-25
DOESTH!S STRIKE YOU?

huddy complsxions Eauseating breath come
rom chrome constipation. Karl's Clover Root
Tea is an absolute cure and has been sold for fifty
years on an absolute guarantee. Price rs cts.
and 80 cts.
For sale at Nevada Drug store.
F)t SAfIE-Eiva .,rnar 10 IS in the
Fox.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-25

Shirts made to order by Sam Cohn.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-05-23
ISLANDERS STARVING.
The Bark Empire Leaves Food
With Them and Sends Relief.

Letters have been received in San
Francisco from the bark Empire,
which sailed for Adelaide, Souths Aus
tralia, which say that the vessel called
at Palmerton Island. midway between
Tahiti and the Samoan group, and
found the people starving. The island
is seldom visited except by traders
from Baratonga. 1t was the property
of Elihu Williams, trader, who work
ed the island with, the natives. Will
liams died of starvation and his son
and the rest of the people were reduc-
ed to desperate straits for food.
When the Empire approached Pal
merton the younger Williams put off
in boat. He reported that for nine
months the trading vessel that usual
ly called with provisions and took
away cOpra had not been heard from.
There had been an excessively dry
season, many of the cOcOanut trees had
died and there was little left to sustain
lie. The Empire left a limited
amount of food ald on arriving at AIDE
| lade reported the matter and a relief
vessel was sent out.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-05-23
THE MILLIONAIRE IN SIGHT.
The Enormous Income of'Iohn D. Rockefe.-
Ter, the Oil Magnate.

The newspapers are determined to
push John d. Rockefeller TO the front
as our richest man.
According to the st. Louis Pos'-Dls-
patch Mr.. Rockefeller now has an in
come which is ) per cent, OF a capital
OF 81 800, 100000.
If these figures be correct the bill
lionaire has arrived. The power WELD
ed by men of such vast wealth is tire
mendous, and the day is coming when
a few Rockefellers will be more power
fnl than our government.
Kings and princes in the past were
absolute mOnarchs or despots, but the
rule of the money king is the most ao'
solute and oppressive of all.
Government by and for the billion
aires will destroy this republic, II II
ever becomes a condition instead of
theory. But there is one safeguard
Death loves a shining mark, and under
his touch the wealth of the billlonalres
scatters among their heirs and be
comes more generally distributed.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-05-23
NJ. c. EDWARD, JR.,
XENL,p

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