davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
Second Floor

Taking either one of the two elegant
bronzeed electric elevators YOU all
most think when you reach the sec
sond floor that II is a parlor and not
u store. This sthe finest store room
in the state for the sale Of Ladies
and Children's Ready-to-Wear ap-
Sparel of all kinds. The rich red car
pets, the elegant oak fixtures, the
great mirrors, the comfortable fit
ting rooms the thoroughly equipped
alteration work rooms, etc, suggest
the reliability Of the goods we carry.
We offer for sale, 50 far as we know,
mo goods made in sweat shops. and
wrung from the aching eyes and
tired fingers of widows and orphans.
We aim to buy only goods made in
sanitary surroundings by we'll paid
well fed, expert work people. Our
millinery department is managed by
the most expert millinery artist to
be secured. The most fetching of
Paris hats are shown. We also
make hats after these models at low
prices. We will tell you later about
the finest collection OF children's
garments offered in the west.
.. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
WILL ENFORCE ANT1-1RUsTLAw,
attorney General of Nebraska Hot
on he rrniI of Rock efcller

New York, Aug. 24.-The Journal and
Advertiser today says:
g d, SnlSth, attorney general of the
state of Nebraska who is now in this
city has Summoned John ID. Rockefel-
5sI e, anpear before him and give testi-i
Inlong regarding the Standard Oil trust
sFhe attorney general said:
'rhe state Of N braska has an anti
tlslist LAW, which prohibits foreign cor
polatians Witch are trusts from doing
euslness there. is my Guty to en-
force that law. Among the foreign cor
lare the Stan4id OIL Company and the
American Scto1l Furniture Company
Iihe latter has II capital OF Slo,oo0,1or
Ian9 has abs9rbsa some twenty-fp our
yaGiHs furniture factories. Its general
ffi@:ss nts here, have just finished
t&sEstts the testimony Of Presidents Boyd
II ~ = believe the result Viii be suits IN
\ lSa that Will drive the corpora
lie1s cut Of the STATE.
lf Gliicase summoned the general
iti3ssi2ase and secretary of the Standard
lNlll Company to appear and testify
Hay ignored The summons Instead I'll
EasNiils theai sttblnNaedj ! came on
8Hl's 70 the concerns Headquarters /
rot ask IL have Nh Rockefeller
l.slsbpgsraed uaiess he f,allows the exala-
| nls a bis G'1lieasa subordinates and ig-
the simple summons \ large
ltlitahsre q other Witnesses have volun-
lsegtea tileits testimony hope To go
tfla@N prepared 81 attack the Standard
lssii titis successfully in The Nebraska
lrGGgts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24

Office of Clerk OF the District Court. State
q Iowa. Marshall county. IS.
District Court. September term. a. ID 1860.
To Whom il May Concern:
fon and each OF You are hereby notified to
nppeartt tile conrt house in M.irshalltown.
Eth day of Sept. a. u. 1890 10 attend the
proofof and probatIng am Instrument hi writ
Ing pnrporting In be The last will and
5of Marshall county Iowa. dcccased. III,
which time and place you Will appear and
show cause. II any. why said Will should
not be admitted To probate.
lntestiinony whereof ! have hereto sub
scribed my name and affixed the se;Iloft the
District Court. this 18th day Of August. A.
D.199O
u C.. BULLOCK.
Is. H. Gleris OF District Court
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24

Buchanan. Mich.ss May % Geneses
Pure Food Compare he Roy. N. y. ~
gentlemen: MY NTH ma has been q
great coffee drinkeH and has found il
very injurious. Having used several
packages of your Grain-O the drink
that takes the place of coffee. she finds
1T much better for herself and for US
children to drink. She has given up
coffee drinking entirely. We use d
package Of Grain every week. am
10 years old. Yours respectfully, Fan
ME Williams.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
Main Floor

}The Main Floor Of our store is one
}of the richest and handsomest store
>rooms III the west. The fixtures are
Sall of quart err sawed white oak, with
}dark finish. The shelving is only
} five feet high in the center Of the
{room, and the counters are arranged.
I 50 that there are no square corners,
san being round. Think of !, $50 feet
{of shelving all devoted to silks,
Z dress goods and linings! This means
that no finer assortment Of really
Sine dress goods can be found in the
(west. We are sole agents for Iowa
5for Bonnet Silks. Haskell Silks. and
care ourselves Importers OF the finest
}SWiss Taffetas. The lines of French
>Flannels the real thing this year)
are so broad as to Include every
rich color combination that the ar
lists Of the world have conceived.
Son this floor also is the greatest
LINEN Store in the state. We Import
tall lines ourselves direct from Bel
5fast, Ireland, and Dunfermllne,
( Scotland. We guarantee our linens
I to be made of fax. to wear for years
}and to lannder perfectly. Well tell
you later Of other facts or this floor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
Convention Excursions.

q on account of the fo.iowing conven.s
tons the Iowa Contra railway will sell
tickets at reduced rates as follows:
National encampmeHi Grand Army Of
the Republic. Chicago. ILL.,. Aug. 81
Sept. /. one fare for the round trip
Tickets on sale Aug. 25-29 inclusive.
limited 10 return Sept. l.
For further information cali on cou-
pom ticket agents or address George S.
FATTY, G. p & 7. A.. Marsslalltown.
Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24

sent dispatch to the war Office an
nouncing that while Gen. Baden:P
had fought a successful eng99 cement
With Groble,ss rear guard some,Athirty
miles north Of Pretoria, Dewet had
given up the attempt to penetrate the
eastern Transvaal as hopeless and was
Orange Free State With few Of his
mounted men. According to the COM
nalider--in- ehief. Dewet's force is a
mere remnant Of his original column
and does moi amount to more than 300
amen, while mos of the guns have been
buried.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
For over FIFTY = enrs.

Mrs. Minslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children while teething.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
Hallays all pain cures wind collie and Is
the hest remedy Tor diarrhea. Twenty
five cents a bottle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
Daylight Bar gain
Basement

\ The basement of our store 10 one OF
: its characteristic features. BY All.
Z arrangensen4 Of prisms in the side
}waIk along the whole west side Of.
}the store facing Seventh street. the.
}brigh: light Of the street is thrown.
) Gownward and inward. Hanging
}from the inner edge Of the prisIns is
Gan apron Of luxfer prisms. The
Night thrown down from the side
s walk fails Upon this apron and is
}proiected straight inward so that
Upright sunlight shines upon the far
avail OF the basement 100 feet away.
The whole basement room, 100x144
is lighted With real daylight. Then
1--WE make this basement the bargain
center Of cur business. Here are
put all the lines we8are able to pick
Sup at auctions, job lots, etc, and sell
( at from Is per cent to SO per cent
less than the regular selling. value.
KIT is the combinationIo of these two
}features that gives reality to the
! name Daylight Bargain Base
( ment' Here are also found the
sheetings. blankets, cotton goods of
: all kinds, and all dress goods under
{39 cents yard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24

In India, the land Of famine, thou
sands die because they cannot obtain
food. In America the land of plenty.
many suffer and die because they can-
not digest the fooS! hey eat. Kodol
by pepsia Cure digesis What you eat.
Ii instantly relieves and radically cures
ALI stomach troubles. All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
JURY JUsTIFIEs A MURDER.
Woman Acquitted Who Killed An-
other Who stole Her Husbands

Lon W..
l.attlsvIiis, Kys Aug. "A That a
SMstagl.sli has a right to kill the woman
esfs {ls her Stands affRo,ions and
4;;tlssd Rsfself and family neglect and
st4ff4i'!na wa tee Ntgdiet by il jury at
hiaflan NY Mrs. Ruth Stewart was
on tlta fof stabbing 10 death Ninah
T19fiel. tt! latter MAS an acquaintance
% Joseph Sttwart ihe defendants hus-
i1alss. Mrs, Stewart was acquitted
a9rae,S on slr OWL sstimony. she told
h9t$y Rel husband neglected her ard her
family and recitsti patheticalig the
liat bad come tntu his affec-
III tRe murdered woman Whils
#gsil.s tnifpkni one day she met the
sliie Woman. Who abused and
!lGIl5 i,a. until size stabbed her to
sisata with /, pocket knife The jury
was gu; sslrHe minutes and the verdict
81 rot guilty Was GENERALLY commended
Weddeda Month; ASKS Divorce.
st Louis, Mo. Aug. gett.-It Was UNI
eiltsAsl % Nj. and Mrs. James p
Siinf1ls OF 25DS North Garrison avenue.
that their ltSear-oid son. H Price
SiIi1ms, Was beneaict until theii;
dang as.,.- NAV. who Is said TO have
beer 4 NJ .sss Is atherine Marshall dumb
3e4ilnaea tilenl to-day morning hy
M them tlastt Sic Wnuil institute
fSivQre4 lt'15S ding against h,sl; yijlltf5s
3agl lli,shasti, With wh9isl sist had liged
l3r lsiif uliis 4 month after the Nod
ai;i4 Mrs SiiaHs Is ~ YEARS aid. he
$500 With arg 81 naliis 81 F'afaNHlirs
MS gtl AiiN t.N El&l8f she SAYS III the
4asEg3les jlliHeatifI} hey We're Iiarlisf.$
IisGy liNsd tegettlsi IN ST. I.Wtiis Until
aIlsat When Mrs INNS says her
ails i5al28' 10 eted her because ssls Was
ltits i2s.sl itsafg1lis She asks fpr atiniD-
sil1allls II his SON 0f janis 2.
iSsiiniils. j bU1t buiitEer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
DRY GOODS EXCLUSIVELY
Third Floor

( r 4
LII common with the best Dry
goods stores Of the entire country
1--WE carry extensive lines Of Carpets,
Rugs, Mattings and Floor Coverings
}of every kind-Curtains and Dra-
perry Goods of all SORTS The entire )
Third Floor, ssx132. lis devoted to the
SALE of these goods and Trunks. The
capital invested in fine Wilton,
Brussels and Administer Carpets.
{Oriental Rugs, Draperies, Etc. I
Imported by ourselves) is greater I
Sthan the value OF the entire stock !
of many department store. Our
}space for display of these goods is I
! $50 arranged that perfect light Is Sc
cured, thus enabling you to know.
{exactly what your are buying. OUR
}carpet buyer lis now In. New York
Hooking for good values in the really
{correct styles OF floor coverings and
(draperies. II you want to furnish a
$home and get the best selection to
be found in the state see US about 1t.
I If you can not Gene we will send I
}fuli width samples large enough to
show the entire pattern. Half pairs
Sof lace and other curtains are sent I
as samples.
. J. z
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
biennial Conclaye ishtsof p thins
Detroit, Mich. Aug. 81 sept. / !,

For this meeting the Chicago Great
Western railway will. on Aug. 25-27.
sen thru excursion tickets to Dstron.
good 10 return ill Sept. >, Cor by pay
#nlent of 30 cents till Sept.141 at the rate
~ one fare piuss -. Fortile round trip
Via Grand Trunk railroad from ctiica 90
Crates via Michigan Central and
Wabash 90 cents higher.) For further
Information inquire Of j. A. Ellis, ticket
"a pept AT9rShaIltown. In 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
Runs a way in Towers Clothes.

Wieaita, Nas. ALE. Miss Mabel.
.ler heart. Isert Burns. aged is
Esaiata Ise fas tFs & it They are sup
fqss 70 ilstN gore q ST Louis. Then
sljatsilts arss aistlaetsd and HAYS asked
sum r@lts citifss q ssafSh for a girl
With Large dark YES asa pretty white
5sSltis wearing ragged sllit &c elothss
jls summary Rith q .all Young man
slissf18llls dissssefl Miss Lenin and
5lli'lis tiEa tlleir fiiends they we,e go-
3l5g q rlln .a sfsiV to Mem York and JOIN
3 y opera company. lJlinf novels Mere
Etaeir Itsslalails g1napapi0ns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
Fest tor tho bowels.

No matter what ais you. headache to
a cancer, you Will never get well until
your bowels are put right. CASCARETS
help nature, cure you without a grippe or
pain. produce easy natural movements,
costs you just 10 cents to start getting
your health back. CASCARETS Candy
Cathartic, the genuine, put up in metal
boxes, every tablet has G. c. c. stamped
on it. Beware Of inf tations.
To Cure Cold While You Sleep
Take Weeks ak-Up-.-Coll Tab
let's" No cure. no pay. Price. IS cents.
Peter Mayer. sole agent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
That lhrob bling Weadache

Woula quickly leave you If you used
d., K ins' New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matci.-
Tess n,erit Tor sick and nervous head
aches. They make pure food and build
ZIP your health. Cnls- % cents. Money
suaols If not cured. Sold BY George p.
Powers, druggist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
Mosquitoes Almost KilInt1n.

Natsi',:ii NH .Aue With MS fea-
ligifls ns5rtii III has city Was' found
about III the swanaps along
he kaw river, AyTiatls u mosquitoes
hp8s@l.sd ever BIN and Powered his face
s5lti body :s:chlaEe was taken 10 his
home 9s friends an1isit was fpuna that
ga MAS sttfering frem thousands; OF
quito bites. sehlake had become
!51st Naile auntille and had fought mos
|saiitaes al nighJ. Ills case IS consid-.
cred serious.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
PROBATE NOTICE.

ALL. DRUGGISTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-18
Termtihtes ans ben Ser. Staaten

WisconI i'm entpuppt Ii6 INNER ms6r
als Staat. in pelham 5obafz
b a Il Elm ni9t un6ebeutsnoer 5aftpr gu
tperoen peripri6t. Die lsBts 5a6af.
Grnte baiel6F betrug iiber fiiuf5,6n
Miaionen 9funo; Das a6er lit oreiz
mai iooiel, tpie Connecticut e~r5;slte.
Jdifsr. Padtiiten unD GDrbe iiro
au4 beoeuten0 60 Bis 60 pro3snD
tbeurs 9eporbsn, uno babel,
tpsr;gitens in NepzYort, 10 rar, DAB
bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nur miiUliifs
ibren 9eoarf an bisfem notbpsnoigen
Material gu beden oermDgsn. Die
5beuerung Der Suffer tommt oaGsr,
neil Die 5abgitantsn, IngsIiats Der
u~n9iinitieen 8sri4te iibsr bic 9lepfslz
Grnte. bic gliidli6erpsiIe nidt in Grz
fiiaung ge9ungsn iinb. i'm Jrii1ia6r
bic proouftiOn bsI6rdntten.
Der 3inf6iittenI 6mel3sr 8iftor
Wsnsr5it gu 4ntonienbiitts in S6erz
i6lsi lien mar in feinsr ainObeit Drn
stnem tolfput6is 9unbs
eebiffen porbsn, obne baB fiA
n~ad1t6eilige 5olgen BEL Dem 9s6ifsnen
bemertbar gemadt Bitten. Qls BET
damn Dor sinissn Mo6en jeinsr DR.
beit in Der 3int6utts na6ging, tpurOs
ct pl0Blid bon 5obIu4t bffuQsn. Sn
bieTem 3uitonos itiir5te sr ii4 auf Ell
men Mitarbsiter un0 Der u6re, Die{e
in ben Sfrmel5ufen gu i~tiir5sn. Nur
nit Der erDbtsn Mu6e gelana ss elmer
In5abl beberater MGnner, ben btbdue
srnsipsrt6sn Mann in 'bas anapps
{dafts 2aaarstb gu t%ruHsportiren.
0ort Itellten bic Isr5te felt. bab ais
urfa9e Der plDBli4 aus9sbro6enen
@eiItssfrantbeit bic in ben ainoesja6s
rem bon Wengrsit bur4 einen tollsn
5uno erlittenen giiie un3uisbs {eien.
Der Fo ipdt 0 Der 3ollput6 8efalz
kne, psl6sr nun pobl Der 9ranfheit
bafo erliseen Ourfte, 1T jebt sttpa 80
Sabre aft unO Isit eini9er 3eit psr9sis
ratbet.
Die 9aIeteufen DisIes 2anoe5 6a6en
iebt audi elm eiosnes 9reB . T.
gan uSbe G6pru5 9iri" in 8aT6z
inuton. Der vMirror" meint maiii0s,
oa1elbe ToGte unter ben @on9reB.euz
ten pieie Wbpnnenten finben.
Gin $3.50 @pioTiid Tano Dor einiz
gen Mpnatsn Sbomas &e1b in Merz
dantspi1e, N.1S, in ben Gineez
peiben zines 5rut6dnes
ben sr BON s. Yltou oortIel6t 9%efauTt
bate. Der 4roasb Fat bsreits ban
Dsrth Q bunoert Srut6dbnen setOz
Itst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-18

@siBfobl, pro 100 =. $2.5O-$6.OO
&ronsbeersn, pro SAB $4.OO-$7.OO
aartoffstn, pro 8ufasl 45c.-60c.
Saroltsn, pro 9iinpel 12c.-2c.
9e1sris, pro Dubsnb =. 20c.-60c.
Meeruttia. pro 8uf9eIfiite $3.50 big
$1.75
aopfalat, prp gui6sltiits 5Oc.-75c.
8unbs Ruben, pro aiIte .15c.-2Oc.
Spinot. pro SuT9sl -. 30c.-40c.
Somatpss, pro Carrier $1.O0-$1.7a
Qpflinsn, pro &iTte $2,50-$3.00
Gremez8utter. pro Pfunb 22c.-27c.
30. Oairp print, pro 9Fo. 20c.-25c.
@isr, pro OutsnD 49,. 15c.-17c.
2:benoss @eFlIgel, pro pfunb:
Sungs Sii9ner 9c.-94c.
Ilts SIbnsr .. Sc.
Yuter 7c.-9c.
gnten -. oc.-lOt'
Sdnfe, pro Stiid 45c.-65c,
Sauben. pro 9aar =. 15c.-20c.
@ei4Iohtetss @sfliigel. pro 9funh:
Sun9e 5thner 3. &C.
Qlts 9lhner 0t.-o3t.
Gn!sn ... 1Oc.-11c.
Sutsr =. 7c.-1Oc.
9dnie ... F.-9c.
Tdpaunen 49,. lOc.-loC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-18
Generals STANDARDIZATION.

Sir Reoeers Butler bat cine Heife=
9gbliottet mitgenomman, bic unter
4noersn uu9 Bdeon's GfIups entbielt.
SieIe 5batfa4s siebt sinem engliiden
8lotts ben 4ntab, einigs interefauts
Oaten iibsr bieie eissnartiesn 8ablio@
tbeten suiammensuitsnsn. 2oro Wolz
ielep CAB Dor siniesr 3sit Elm 8ersetf@
niB Der bsltsn Bidder, bic fir einen
Splouten i'm Ssios eeeignst pdren. Gr
l4rieb oama!s an ben 9erdusgsbsr Der
rpan MaG @aaetts: nBdbrsno pss
4InsFifsn &riegss battle i4 elm gfsuss
Ssitament unb spsi 8dnos S9utssz
pears, bic feline beiten Stiide entbisltsn.
Seit Der 3sit fubrte i4 i'm 5sios I'M
ner bas Common prdperbpot" Shpz
mas u. &smpis uno bas Soloatsntdz
i4Rnbu9 bel mir, uno auBsrOsm NUT
be ib jsoe @pfe reiAlih nit 3eitunz
gen perSe6sn. 9ei b%eionosren 8ele9snz
9eitsn lsie i'd germ Die 8etra4tungen
bon Marc NurI". Wsnn i9 fir iGnz
9srs 3sit fortssbs, m0hte i4 ben O6sn=
etpd6nten 8iifern nod 6In3ufigen:
@waib's n@ntI6eioun9si4la6en",
p(atard's r8iograp6;tn". Golta;rs's
n&arl Der 3pOlfte", 5rouoe Gdiar's
rSums gng(ano", Macaulap's n@,z
i4i@te uno @Raps." Die 6elobib!ioz
tbef Napolson's oes Grten mar isbr
bepsutsno, pR aug ieinen Memoirsn
6erporeebt. Sic entbielt IA 9Gnbe
Stunt unp Wi1snI6aft, 80 8Gnoe
Geographic uno Rsiieliierdtur, 100
gGnbe @ei6i9te, 50 SGnos Oihtuns
ga. Daruntsr Shian, SuHo, Sooner,
8irgiI, @oltaire, Ga Sontane uno
Msi itsriperte pss fran5OIii9en. SEeaz
tsrs, 72 8Gnbe Gpmane uno 6 SQnoe
politit uno Mpral, po5u Napokpn
audi bic 6silissn Bidder Der psridisz
Denen gDlter 5G6lte, ulIo 0as GIte uno
Neue SsItament, Den Gpran uno bic
9eoas. @ben1o pflsgte Senrp Ssan>
lep cine eroBs 9tbliotbet auf iejnm
Heiisr mit5une6msn. Ils CT is;ne
SurGquerung Nfrltos ~begann, bate sr
100 YfunO giiGer Bel Iid. Daruus
ter pursn psridiosne griea;ide unO
rOmiiGe &lafitsr. @r ipuroe barge
iteQt, pie er in Der afritaniihan WilDz
nib &urip;Dss IieIt. Qls Der 3ug ourA
ben ountlen Sentiment peiter gtng,
mubte Elm 8uh nc9 Dem anoeren meg
gefporfen Iperogn, UNI Die Qaoung gu
erki6tern. Stan!sp ielbIt er5G9lt oarz
iiber SOlgenoes: .Nls i) psniser als
300 englGIAe Meilen Dom Ntlantii6sn
O5san entFsrat mar, bsiaB i9 nur nod
Die Si6el, ShlttIpsars, Garlple's
rSartor 8siartus", Tor:ss Sh;ffz
1a6rt uno ben S6iffsfalsnper. Der
arm SbafeIpsars purOe na9ber auf
gefebl bss bumunen 9olfe3 Der 3inga
psrbrannt. Sn Somba tpurosn Gar
lple, Torie uno Der S6iffsfalenoer
fortgetporfen uno mir blisb nur nod
Die ate Si6el."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-18

| Srdulein!" ibr bic arms sntssssn.
Mit sinsm gang lsi9tsn @uf9rsl
prallte lie 5urlid, sriff fid init Den bsi@
ben 9dnosn an o:n aopf uno fub in
lieblider Verpirruns gu inn auf.
.2lf, Gsrr Mapr!" bauH.e lie nit
einsm 10 un5peiTslbaften Some frsuz
oisier llsberraiduns, buB 5lorian
pl0Bli6 bas Ssr5 Bis in ben Sals bin
oufdlus. gr lrat nod einsn Sdri.t
nd6er - unD Da auf sinnai lag ibr
buntles aDpI6en an is;ner S6ulter,
uno Elm nuibfom unteroriidteES6luA=
gen sudte in sin0slnen StDbsn ourh
ibrsn aOrpsr.
@t bog iAr ben aopf nit bsiosn
SGnbtn Tunfr 5uriid, fab ibr lis6rei9
in Die glugen uno fliiitsrts: rSiit'
f60n, isbt nidt l~reinen, lisbss Trduz
ls;n: i6 min S9nsn ia b%slfsn!"
pa I~tir5ten ihr bic Sbrdren aus
een Qugsn, uno iis fAluf5te laut auf:
uNt. i6 bin ia 10 unslidlih!!"
ESlosion tpoQte ibr eben nieosr trD=
ieno 3ursoer, ais IIih bintsr Der Shlr
gum Neben3;mmsr Elm Itortes Sdnauz
fen uno Sfnobern bsmertbar madta.
uno bann REF prc3spalstp in einm
ieliiam gsquetTtsn 3ene, Der often
bar aus elmer s~sTfkpouanen NaIe lam:
ySbsfla6aa, mein iiBsS Ser5den, ma
rum rse;nit 0u oenn? 8urm6er3iz
ger 8olt, 10 fomm bod nur 4esein.
Ss6 min ia audi 70 gut fein."
Da NADIA lit5 b:tla aus 5lorians
4rrnsn los, itampfts hsftig nit benz
SUB auf uno fliItsrte gang lsile:
raommen Sic Tdnsl fort: i'd psib,
mas i6 tbue.." t
Sd peiB auf. mas mir t9ur.."
eab Siberian ebsnIo tsiie 5uriid. BE
hen @;s fit STR ld0nIteS 8eieaz
Efaftstls:o an, i3 parts un.sn uno
Damn fibre id sic i'm Sriumpb gu
2isst. SsiIaa, oes piro cine SauOi!
Die 6rau 9pnFulin miro fhousn! De
ssolaen nebm' id ouf mif IS bari
S6nen Ni6ts seihebsn!!"
rNein, nein, oas 9ebt ni6t!!" per-
isbte 5bstla, hefiis Den Sopf fautz
telno. nWas ion pas fslfsn? Sd 9sb'
bapon = id TONNE nix pieoer! Do,
msin aDfTsrtsn 1T i6on gspadt:" Sls
sroriff sinen t~teinsn, bsreits psrIdIo1z
Fsnen Sunotoffer, CAB i'm 5iortun III
bic Sano uno fagte, inosm tie i'm Der
Sbiir 5uordn9te: r9e6en Sic, bite
- ns6msn sic pos fir mid nit; ert
parten sic mid auf oem gabnbof: ld
fomms fpfort nad!"
(Snrt5rsurq ipfat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-18

g. Dapis @orfislb, 9otmeil ter
5reosrid 2siIt. 9ilfs Poltmslltsr'
Die poit 1T Sag uno Na1t often
Ous 0apartemsnt fir SeloSInEpel'
Iunesn 1T geDffnet bon 9 nhr W'orz
gems bis 5 ubr WbenDs; On 5eittagsr
lit es esi4lohen.
Oas 0spartsmsnt fir regiItrlrt'
grisfe 1T ss0ffnet uon 9 ubr Wlpr'
gems 6i5 6 ll6r Ibenos.
Os 9rieftrdgsr "lisfern an Sslttassr
nur einnal Morgsns ab.
Na9fplgsnO 1T Elm 8er3ei4nib bsl
Dsri6ieoenen 3peigzSursaur uno IT,
rer Gage, Sn ieosm b:eier gursau1
psroen tdeli6, Spnntogs ausgenom'
men, BON s u6r Mor9ens Biz 6 uh'
4benbs 8stDzQnpetiun9en aus9eitel'
uno re9iItrirte Srisfe entsssen ssnom'
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-18
Scfdrnrrnns ton Nuftiadea.
2Gnge Der erTprosrli6sn 3sit gu, Grs
reidyun9 Der periAsoensn Sc
Itimmunasprte.

2Gnge Der erfprosrli6tn Sci! 5ur grz
reidJun9 Der perIAsoenen Sts
Itimmungsorte.
llntsnItsbnb lit bic ungefd6re 3eit
fir usbsrmittelune Der 9oltIu6en prn
Dem 8ottimorer poIt : Bureau na4
ben boup!id6IiGen sinbeiml6sn unD
auspGrtigen Stdoten per5si9nst.
Snlanb.
Stianta, Ga, 10 stnnOsn.
SrOofI1n, R.:N, 6 stunOtp.
Su:ii4atOn, @crmont,l7 5tnuosn.
ss s8s."I", s aiISi "a e ss 5!ea4'',
S S5pfle MS9, Cd 6 IS et et n
SSoiifa1Si ~ s..d.. s Il etnnosn.
Cincinnati, cbiO, 20 etunbtn.
gOaneil=@luffg, Sierra. ? Sage,
Concord, RIO 70 stnnOsn.
@aIpsfon, asras, . 5aat stuno.n.
@arrtsburQ, "a, 3 etunpen.
@artforo, CONNECTICUT, y etumben.
indianapolis, 9noiuna, l Tag.
Sudion, MifiNippi, 2 GAGE.
Sadicnpine, Gloriou, ! 9uG.
&aniossGitp, WtiNOuri, , saqe.
Ntttle Nod, Nrf, | 4dQ Is SluhOtH.
2ouispifs, Rp., l 3aq 2 StuuOen.
Wempbis. 9enu.. l lac ) Sttnotn.
Mlobils, alabama, l Sag 6 StunA
@orfolf, @irqini.u, u Stunoc~
GeiusS rleuns, Ga, ! Tag 10 ~.h
Staot 4epz0ort. j StunOeu.
Cmabd, Nebrasta, , RAGE.
Qprtlanp, Woiue, | 9ag.
Qortlano, GreQon, ) Gage.
Qbilaoclpbin, 4a., 3 Stunotn.
0lttsburq, 9a,, II Stuupe,.
0ropiocncc, RS, 16 StuuDc..
&alciob, q. e, Is etunptu.
st. 4puis, Wiiiouri, ! 5ag 6 StunosH.
81. PAUL, Minusiota, | TAG y Stunosn.
San 5rauciseo. Gal, 4 5uos II Stunptn.
SOpsta. &anias, 2 Sage.
Musldnb.
@rcmrn, Eeuti6laup, Q Sage.
&uenps @OrGs, NrQrrtiHien, % SAGE.
Calcutta, Yritiibs 5nnien, 30 GAGE.
8smtrurn. gritii6s@uiuna, l6 SaOt.
Gong=aouG, China, % GAGE.
9iHGtoH, Samuicu, j Saee.
e%iocrppoI, GrQlano, Z GAGE.
Sonoon, 6n0lano, s 1dGs.
gulsrn, S6lpciS, 10 Gage,
Staot Wterito, Mcrito, s 1ugt.
Mostal, 8ublaub, y 3oos.
Vdnuma, Der. Stoottn bon Colombia, Z Saee.
Ynris, 6runtrei6, 9 5aot.
Quebec, Canada, , Sage.
Sio be 9ausiro, @rniiisn, % Gage.
&om, STATEN, 10 GAGE.
ct. Sobns. IeufunOlunS, 4 5aqs.
ct. PETERSBURG. 8uRlarp, - Suee.
Spnoep, Nuirulien, 81 1aac.