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The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
! Mrs. Ruder'S RuSe

7 ISN'T as if she were not pref
ty," Mrs. Ryder protested, with
a mournful shake of her curly red
head. ''She is pretty-distracti
so. And yet that foolish boy re-
fuses to fall in with any of my plans
concerning her"
Joe Ryder, striking match on the
post of the veranda. looked down on
his wife with eyes full of quiet
amusement.
You forget Nigel has never seen
Miss Leland, Winifred.'
what difference? 1 have told him
Lyndith is pretty, and rich, and de-
lghtfully sweet-tempered, and"
'Lyndith!" Joe Ryder paused with
the lit match suspended an inch from
his cigar. 81 thought it was the 9th
er -Marie-you had in your eye
for that brother of yours"
Mrs. Ryder clasped her hands with
a little gesture of evaporation.
mo! You stupid boy! Isn't Marie
engaged to Tom Shuttler?''
''Is she? l didn't know"
I1C SlI uCk d0OIHeE I0dlCH, IlG his
cigar and smoked on complacently.
Its too bad,' declared Mrs Ryder,
industriously stitching a ruffie in the
neck of Dollie's school dress. that
Nigel won't listen to me. Here he
is for rushing off to Colorado again,
and the chances are he will go be-
fore the girls arrive to pay me that
visit. Of all the contrary men that
ever lived. Nigel is the worst! If it
were not the most desirable thing in
the world that he should cease his
rowing life, marry Lyndith and settle
down near us he would do it in an in
slant"
'He must" laughed Ryder, ''be a
cousin to Mistress Mary, who was
quite contrairy.'"
A queer flash came into Mrs. Ryder's
expressive little face. She looked up.
"Joe," she said, quickly, 81 believe
you've struck it! Nigel is, as you
. say, 'contrairy,' and is generally
prompt to do the exact reverse of
that which one wishes. So I've
though1just this minute-of a plan
"a splendid PLAN
She quite forgot the ruff1e. Her
hands lay idle in her lap. He looked
down on her. leniently.
''You have, dear? What is it ?"
But she only responded oracularly:
SWAT and see.'
One week later her plan was plain
to him.
At breakfast that morning Mrs
Ryder said to her brother, a stall
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
AFTER PETTIGREW'S SCALP.
Hanna Making War on Earnest Cham
piOn of the Free Coinage of
Gold and Silver.

If a man merits affection for the enc
mics he has made, Richard Franklin
Pettigrew, of South Dakota, should be
dearly loved by his countrymen who
despise Hannaism and detest the meth
DDS of that boss. For Senator Petit
grew just now is undoubtedly waging
the battle of his life for political exist
ence, and against odds tremendous
enough to overawe any less dauntless
spirit
Senator Pettigrew was originally
republican. lie bolted the st. Louis
convention, not because he deemed it
good state politics, but because he be-
lieved in the free coinage of silver. He
still adheres to this belief and to the
silver republican organization. The
Star, Washington newspaper usually
very we'll informed, says that Senator
Hanna makes no concealment of his
hatred of Pettigrew or of his purpose to
defeat him for reelection if within his
power. Knowing, then, Hanna's per-
sonal interest in the South Dakota SEN
atorship and the methods he employs
in politics, it is not difficult to imagine
the sort of warfare he is making on
Pettigrew. 1t is said that he has al
ready sent a large sum of money into
Dakota to be used for the corruption
of the legislative constituencies and
that plenty more will be available when
needed. The effort primarily is to Sc
cure the election of Congressman Gam
BILE, Hanna's disbursing agent in South
Dakota, as we'll as Pettigrew's defeat,
but in the event of the selection of fu-
sion legislature the same tactics will
undoubtedly be resorted to that proved
successful in Idaho four years ago,
when money from Hanna's campaign
treasury was used to defeat Senator
Dubois. another ST. Louis bolter, for
reelection by a legislature that would
quickly have chosen him had there been
an honest election.
In Senator Pettigrew Mr.. Hanna will
find wiiier enemy than was Senator
Dubois; he will find man almost as
resourceful as himself. as hard and un-
yielding as the Vermont hills among
which he was born. and amply supplied
with means. He may succeed in defeat
ing Pettigrew, but he will know long
before the end comes that he is in a gen
uine fght.-Denyer Post.
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
Wrote for rIrs. Pinkham's Advice
November. 1897

DEAR MRS. PINKHAM Il am great
sufferer, have much trouble through
the lower part of my bowels, and am
writing to you for advice. Menses are
irregular and scanty, am troubled with
leucorrhea, and l ache SO through my
back and down through my loins.
have spells of bloating very badly,
sometimes will be very large and other
times very much reduced. Mrs. CHAs.
e. JOHNSON, Box 33, Rumford Center,
Maine, Nov. 20, 1897.
Improvement Reported December,
1897
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM II wish to
tell you that am improving in health.
I am ever so much better than when
wrote before. The trouble through
the lower part of bowels Is better and
am not bloated so badly. Twas very
much swollen through the abdomen
before took Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. I still have feel
ing of fulness across my chest. have
used three bottles of it and am on the
fourth. ."-MRs. CHAs. e. JOHNSON, Box
80, Rumford Center. Maine, Dec. 13, 1897.
Enjoying Good Health June, 1899
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM Since year
ago l have been taking your medicine,
and am now strong and enjoying good
health. l have not been so well for
three years, and feel very thankful to
you for what Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound has done for me.
would advise all who suffer with fe-
male troubles to try your medicine.
MRS. CHAs. e. JOHNSON, Box 33, Rum
ford Center, Maine, June 1, 1899.
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
Depreciation of Money.

In 1873 silver dollar was worth one dol
lar and six-tenths in gold. In 1878, eighty
nine cents; in 1888, eighty-fve cents; in 1888,
seventy-two cents; in 1898, sixty cents, and
in 1896 forty-fve cents. Money may depre-
ciate, but there is one standard stomach
remedy, which has not changed in half a
century, and that is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. 1t always has been the one unsur-
passed remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia,
liver or kidney troubles
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
Bryan's UfferancPS

Mr.. Bryan's campaign utterances
have so far been distinguished by
strength, moderation and thoughtful
ness. He is devoid of bitterness, and
while keen to expose the weak points
of his opponents he is careful to do so
simply as thinker and a debater,
with none of the offensiveness that
has characterized the speeches of one
of the republican campaign star per-
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
Mckinley Gaining silver.

The present ratio is sixteen to one,
and at that ratio Mr.. Mckinley is
coming silver at the rate of over ST.
0OO, 600 per month. During the four
years of his administration he has
coined about $5O.o0O,COO, but then Will
liam always did believe in silver, if
one may place any trust in what he
said.
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25

A new pupil in a Brooklyn school was
asked his name. Jules" answered the
little fellow. "You should say Julus-not
Jules" suggested the teacher. Now" she
is your name?' Bilious" was the prompt
response.
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
The Grand Finale.

!da-Yes, the chorus ended up with 200
voices.
May-All singing the last line: "And still
his heart was true?"
"No; 20 sung: And still his heart was
true and the other $50 joined in with
Rats Chicago Evening News.
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
Sustaining Power of bananas,

One OF the most courageous marches
ever taken was that of Col. Will
cocks, to Kumasi. We hear that dur
ing the march from Kumasi the
whole party lived on bananas. On
one occasion they even waded shoul-
der high through a river for two
hours. Does anyone want higher
test OF endurance on a vegetable diet
than this ?-The Vegetarian.
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
AfterWa ard.

why, l had an idea that she thought
Jou were the only pebble on the beach" ;"
Maybe that was the reason she
threw Inc. ."-Brooklyn Life.
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
a SuCcestion to Ii

If the powers think Ii hung Chang
is not the government the Chicago Rec
ord thinks he might politely ask them
to tell him who is.
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
His short-Lived Reign

"You can always tell bridegroom.
"How?"
He isn't afraid to take 1nen home
to dinner without telephoning his
wife. e."-Indianapolis Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25

You cannot be cheerful il you have dys-
pepsia. You won't have dyspepsia if you
chew ''White's Yucatan."
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25

Mixed ale causes many serious ailments
Chicago Daily News.
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25
SUFFERING AND RELIEF

Threo Letters from Mrs. Johnson
Showing that Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Cures the Ills Of Women
The Winslow mail., 1900-10-25

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is Constitutional Cure. Price, 75c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Grbolunssbeourftig.
Sin Mann Der 8ifeni4aft, pelaer
feline Srdften gu oiel ~5ugemutbet
bat.

yin Wtafln Der Winen1 Qdft, nelGer
feline Srdften gu piel 5ugemutbet
bat.
Gbico9o, u. San. - 9rpf.
Same5 3uft 9utfelo. her aus9e5ei4z
nete 9b:lologe unb 8srmaniit an Der
N%prtbptItsrn : Timber iitdt. bat aus
Standardization feline Ne6endmz
ter ais PrdIioent bes vGpQege Mulical
Club" uno Diri9snt bs5 rGo1ege"z
@6Or5 nifper9elegt. Die Qer5ts BADEN
inn Den Hot6 gegeben, li4 10 piel ais
m0gli6 gu idonen.
S6pn sinmal DOR Is Sabren mar
pgof. Satfislb infolgs bon lleberanz
itr:ngung ertrantt, cine p0aige Grz
160pfung mar eingetreten uno Der paz
tent muBte in einem Sanitarium Euz
be uno Gr6olung iu6en. Die 4er3te
BADEN i6m, ME er bsi Ginreidung ieiz
ner R~elignatiOn i'm GOlegeHSbor init
t6eilts, ieBt einen d6nli9sn 3uiomz
menbru6 Der ardfte pprdusgeIdgt,
faQs er 1iH ni6t F6one unb mebr
buu5bGlteriI6 nit Teinen &rdftsn UNI
gebs. Gr perbe oieueidt 9enDt6igt
Tein, feline gauge 2~ebrt6atigteit an Der
unipsriitGt auf ldngere 3eit ein3uf:l>
len, UNI ii4 eriinOlid gu er6Olsn.
proF. Satfslo fat Den fpanif4@
ameritanIi6sn arieg in Der 5lottenz
8sierpe mitgemo6t. Ql5 gemeimr
Seemann frat sr Elm uno bients auf
benz 6iIf@freu3er n0ale", Der Mfdnn
Der WiTenf daft 3eigte iid, ouf Dem
8ris9sfabr5euge 10 oniteaig, bab man
inn bic 6anb6abung zines osr S4neQz
feuergei 6iben iibsrtrug unb i'm 3um
.G6ief Osoman" b%efOroerte.
Sn Der 8eIe6rtentpslt 6iben uno
bru6en bat 9tof. Satfie(o's Name Ell
nen guten Slang. Gr lit Elm 9%riinOliz
der aenner Der peutf6en Gitsratus
unb cine anertannte Sunsfrit : Qus
toritdt. Bon fsTnen p.eler RelIen bat
er untsr dnbsrsn i~elteren 0ingen einsn
9i.qelrinq BON 81 Sung Chang, Dem
u6ine7i6sn 8ismurd". mit9.bra4t,
geios nurtn bsi Der ueberfa6rt aul
oemIel6m DampFsr nit einan'Oer b.
fannt qetporosn unb hdtten f4nel
| 5reunH daft gei4lciien. Der 6insIi=
| i6e Staot8mann fano 10 groBen Sc
| fallen an Dem amsritaniiden 8ele9rz
ten, buB CT inn gum Qnosntsn Den ei.
oenen SRgslr;ng f6entte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
einem MGntelaeihdft mar, beirutkte

einem MdntslgsI4dft mar, beirutEte
Sargent pprigen Sommer, uno Die
9oli5ei iagt, oaB Sargent gu iensr
3eit 0iener fir einen Srn. 6iSt i'm
rSapon@9otel" getpsien, benz er 8tlo
uno S6mufia6en gum @2rtbe BON
etpa $500 itabl uno odmit ourh@
b%rannts. Die 9ol;5si 1T ber Infi4t,
paB Sargent, Der audi emit Ippt9eter
i'm Sailors Gnug 9arbor uuf Staz
ten Sslano gsrpeien, aus 5ur6t Dor
1einsr 9erbuftung, bic nut cine 6ra9e
tur3er 3eit iein %tonnte, Selbltmoro
~beganeen bat. DAB bier in Nep@yort
iibrioens bic 8ielpeibsrei in tpsit grOz
Bersm MaaBe bstrieben miro, ais man
Ii9 trdltmsn ldBt unb audi, ais an ben
Sag tommt, puroe gelegentli3 Der
Soentifi5irung Der 2ei6e oes Sargent
Den 9eamtsn 3p @emiitbs gefubrt.
Cine Srau Marp @ano 0 9uoIon
StraBe, SerIepaGitp, iprad bort Dor,
nm i6rem damn, einem Su6rmanne,
Ndmsns Samuel 9ano, Der idon felt
lGngerer 3eit Der 6pqnoen mar, nahz
5ufprTdsn. Die 9eamten i6lusen m
i6ren 8iidern na6 unb sntbetten, oaB
bieIer Somusl @ano, Al Sabre aft uno
friiber in Nr. 20, GorneliaItrdbe,
tpphn6aft, dls Qei6e aus Dem Gait
Riper qe3odan lrnb bon Ieiner ,Sruu"
Sarab 9uno ioentifi3irt poroen mar,
bic er Dor etpa 3pei Woaaten 9ebetz
ratbet bate, pie ibr 3raui6ein aus
mics. Nu6oem Die erIte 5rau 9ano
bieie fie iibsrroT6snoe Neuigtsit bar
nomme1, entFernte lie iid, I'M ni4t
pisosr3utebren, Die 5Ipei @ittpen
tpiiroen Iih i6perli6 pb ibres 8ers
l1Itss bic Iu9en uuspeinen, tpern fl
naht 9eioe cine 2sben5per1i6erung5=
Yolice 6dtten, bic unter bsn umItdnz
ben einen iebr 5peifel6aften 8ertf
6aben mag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
9em eIeftriihem stnhle berialen

Nep 0orf. II. Sanuar. -
@urbein So6nien BON Sing Sing
puroe BON Nlbanp aus hnudri6tigt.
0ab oas Qpellationsgeri4t bic 8erus
Funo bes italieniI6en M0rOsrs 4ntos
nio Serero BON gletpzgort OertpOrTsn
babe. 8Ieid3eitjg puros bemertt, oaB
Der Sag Der 9inridtung in Babe fsIt,
geiebt tperosn purbe.
Qls Gerero Der Gnti6sio be5 Sc
rittes mitsetbeilt tpuros. f6ien er
ppQitdnbig glsi6giltig gu bleiben. Dix
ms3Ite 3sit ljs9t er ouf isinsm Bette
16lafsno cher rau6enb. Seit 3tpel
oSa6ren bsfinoet er It4 bsreit5 in Sin9
Gina in elmer Spbten3sqs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

fen feline 9erlulie. sic tdmpfen ur,z
Iif)t6ar. llno audi bic Irtlllsrle tann
tbnen fpenig anbaben. sic baben tbre
electromagnetic bon ben 8alutos
gslernt, 6aKn lie in Der 9eItalt zines
lateinifdsn srobsn 70. Wenn oa
ni6t @ranatsn birett in bic 2auFgrdz
Ben bineinfaIen, lift Der S4aben nur
qerina. .Oie bis6erigen Wn9absn iber
bic 8erlults Der 9oeren limb iibertriez
ben.
llebertrie6en Iinb iibrisens audi bic
53iffern iiber bic Stdrfe Der 8oerenz
Sruppen. sic piirftsn augenblidli9
taum msbr als 10000 damn betraz
gen. .Sbre ungemeine 9epeglj9feit
ldBt fie 5ablrsifer erT4einen, uls lie
linb, unb sibt ihnen Die groBen 9orz
t6sile. Die gan5e 8Oeren : Irmee mar
anfdnali9 gegen Wietbuen, 9atacrs u.
5ren9 an bic @ren5e 9e3o9sn, in Der
@rpartung, bieie piirben 5uglei4 IN
ben 6reiFaat ein6reaen. 9dttsn tie
bag ostban, 10 bdtten li6 Die 8oeren
3erTplittern miifen, unb Der Weg nah
Yretoria tpdre fret qepelen. Dix Gngz
idnDer 6dttsn bic 8iebhsr0en Der goez
rem oetopert uno auf 6einossfoItsn IN
7einoe@tanb esfdmpft; elne Snpalton
Ser &~aplolpnie ndre unmOgll4 gs@
porben. Statt belIsn ldBt maj bic
9oeren bic 8riiden iiber Den Sraniez
fluB beTsbsn, ldBt Iie in bic aolonle
einbrehen uno I6idt 2oro Met6uen
aGein por, ben Mnf!urm Der goeren
a~us3ubalten! Die 8oeren hatten III
rem 9ortbeif olsi6 meg unb t6aten bic
enotiT6sn Oipiiionsn ~sin3sln a6.
So tann ieBt audi aQes Na6ldteben
Don 5ruppen bic Sa6lags nt4t an
bern. Ous gauge SDItem, bic &fz
tpsiie muB ~gednbert Ueroen. 3sbn@
tauTenbe bon SnFanteriIten nuben
nifts, i6r 9srosnmutb lit per9eblld.
Sic Ttno feline S6arfI6uBsn uno llno
| IGpsrfGQi9. Mas notb tbut, 1T cine
| Qrmee irrsaulGrer &aDaQerie. Mann<
| Ttafien ME bic Soersn islbH, in Der
| aolonie auf9erpa4Ien, bic ibre eigenen
gepe6re, lire ei9enen 9Feroe unoSdtz
til mjIbringen, bic ieoen 3oa Sanoss
fennen uno ben 8oqel i'm Slug herunz
ter6ringen. 9dtte Met6uen nur 5000
| FOLDER 8erls our 9iilFe uno IS
| iinD 7armer oenua porhanben, UNI bic
8eiben gu fiGen ni6ts fonnts Ibm
| WiberItano ~leiIten. Wd6reno feline
| eigsne Mrmee angrsift, tOnnen oiele
S4arfl6ibsn in Sogen berumI6pdrz
men uno ben 8oeren in ben Ruden
| faQen, 6alo bier, balo bort Iejn. Der
9oeren 9ie6 uno 9feroe a6fangen UNI
lie bilFlos nn6en. 0sr engliI4eSolz
Dat 1T bon Teinem SommiRariat abz
6dngi9. Der 8o~erenIo(bat 3lebt nit
| Ieiner 8IfNe aus, nimmt Iie auF funI
| SAGE 2ebensmittel in Der SatteltaT6s
nit uno maft nit 2ei6tjgteit in bic
| fen flint 5agen feline $50 Meilen, mo-
gu Die getpD6nli6e Snfuntsrie Bis Is
Sage brau4t.
Del 8oerenfrieq - 70 f6toB Roz
binFon - piro tiinftig bic gauge mo-
Osrne &risgFiibrung auf ben 8opf Ite(z
len. 8erittens S6arFT6iiben urb Or
tinerie tpsrben onein nod oasS9la6tz
feb Der 3ufunft 6eberri4en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
an 3lunDife cingeibneit.

SeuttGe. WaI9, u. San. -
Bel Qlbfa6rt beg Ddmpfers vRofolie"
BON Gfaguan, 4lasfu. am lebten 5reis
taq, fam bort bic Ra4ri4t, DAB 24O
alonoifer am 2afe Bennett ejngsz
76neit limb unb Iehn1iidtig uuf einen
3uq Der W6ite 9aB uno Yuton5ga6n
porten, Der tie nu9 Staguap peiterbez
f0rosrn ion.
9pn Cafe Bennett %dufpGrts nad'
0atp1on Gitp 1T Der Gispfab i6on felt
eTnem Monat in beitem 3ultdnb unb
bic alutte 8abn bat piste alonoiter
psranloBt. ben Dintermuri4 nn4 Der
GiIte al untsrne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

ONt0 "''SN'fNN Nv ON~SN"
men, baB lie Glart'5 v9oools"yQnz
gebpte nidt boh 9enug fanoen uno
BON feinsn 8egnern me6r erbislten.
Wuf9ington, .. e., Is. San.
- Wenn bas Wioerli6Ite an Der poliz
tiI6en Corruption bic 3urtuffe@9euz
6slS lit, bic nit ibr 6an0 in 6anb
gu 9e6en pflegt, bunn fam mar Ia9sn,
DoB bic Corruption groBartigItsn
Mab{tabes, psldR bic l1ntsrTu6ung
bes Safes Glart Dor Dem Senais5@pz
mite fir Woblsn ~offenbart, orbsntli6
erfrf9enb pirtt bur4 bic maine ungez
5pungenbeit, nit Der lie Ii6 giebt. 9as
mar audi heuts pieoer bel Der Sort
iebung Der 8srnsbmungen Der San,
ais mehrere 9erabe3u tlaiiiiAe 3eu9en,
Natur6urf6en aus hem 8olcpnDa Der
Corruption in Den 5elienbsrgsn, auFz
t~raten, Die taum mod bic QnItdnosz
liigs, DAB fie Glurf battsn yreinlsgen"
polIen, porbra6ten, um gu bei6Oniz
gen, oaB lie Don ben 8sgnern Oes 9unz
beg enators einfa4 me6r angenommsn
BADEN.
0a mar 3und6Tt Elm bisoerer 3abn=
ar5t aus ber Weltitaot Mifoula, 6. 8.
g. @ctor nit Ramen. Der CUTE Mann
fpra4 gang ungenirt barber, nie
Glarf's Mntpalt, 9idforb, i'm 6saufz
tragt babe, @rfunoigungen iibsr bic
Sdulosn beg Montanasr Q1emblpz
Mitglidoe5 Wooo e~in3u5isben, oamjt
er ibm bas n0tbige Mngebot fir feine
Stimms MAIDEN f0nne. Bitter 6stla9te
er Ii9 oarii6er. Dab Jpn 9idForo $780,
600 Bis $4,000 fir feline Mii6e babe
erparten lai1en, uno bab Glarf, al5
Der ,8opble" immer unb inurnsr nod
ni4t gsfpmmen fei, i'm - @ctpr -
nit 8riefsn pertrDItet babe. in bensn
sr -Glarf - betiifsrte, er niiroe nit
Bid orb rsbsn uno ihon bofir iorgen,
bob Gctor an Itdnbie renumerirt psroe,
faQs er Inn pirfli6e DENT ertpiefen
tabe. 9iei 9risFe legte er Dor urto lie
purbsn als 8etpsismater;al 5ugelahen,
pbtpo6l elmer nur nit oer S6rsibmaz
i6ine unter3ei6net tpar.
Observation-Disclosures g. g. Sunipun
er3Gb1te bann, bab er BON gidforo
$4,000 psrlangt babe, bisier linn ober
susrIt $4,000, bann $4,000 gebOten
babe. eSm llebrigsn babe er ~iiberbaupt
nidt beabF9biet, fir Glarf gu finn
men. Gs fam aber bann bsraus, baB
er mittlerpsjls Yd6ter beg r5lorenos
| Souie," zines Marcus Oalp geb0rieen
Sotela, esrpprbsn unb pl0Blia $4,000
monatlife MistR gu 5ablen i'm Stans
be lit, pGbrenb er nod por Elm paar
Wonaten nur 8eItber zines tleinen
S6onflofalsst setpsisn mar. Die Qus>
faaen Der iibrigen r8eluitung55eusen'
tparen 5iemli6 mDnoton.
On BEN 3suesn, Der in Der Na3mitz
tagsN@iBung psrb0rt tpuroe, benz
| Montanaer Qsgislatur : MitglieOe
Carr, fonnts @enotor Glorf feline
| 5reube baben. Gr iagts, er babe itn
bon Wbitsfoe psrleitsn ~laiien, benz 2sz
| aislatur : untsriu6ungs Gomite Ell
men marfirten 8riefumi4la9 nit finf
5du ienoboGar : Soften gu iibsrreiaen,
BLOB neil er Elm nungsmeln hummer
@isl" lei. Gs babe 'jhn ME SSamano be-
Itefpn molten ODER beito6sn, fir Senuz
tor Glart gu ftimmen; sr babe Dds lez
pigli9 sst6an. um Elm rDeoolod" gu
perbinbern. Sm 8rsu5psrbor CAB er
ubsr gu. elmer Sante iingit cine Hqn4
fir $500 sstauft unb ibr $500 8aorz
s.lo oeborgt gu haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

gs unterIiegt feinem 3peifel, Bah
in ben Ser. Stuaten gu Diel Slang"
oebruuft tpiro. Sn munden Sheilen
Der Ser. Staaten tperben audi Der
lu6e gema6t, Den 9ebraua Don
Slang" gu bsidrdnten. 81 bat I4
in Qapser, Mi6., Elm Qntizr Slang
Stub qe6iloet, Der ieineu Witgllooern,
bic Slang" sebraufsn, Strafsn aufs
srlsgt.
Wir geben nu9Ie6enb cine feline
2fIte BON Slang" : WOrtern, nebIt
Asr G4rnfs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

Bonn &at9soer. - ProisTiOr:
Otto Der l3speite rsQierte nab Otto
benz GrIien, abep Der DOR Otto benz
0rittsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

WDtbIng but a DIM 70 9enls.
Die ausrottung man4er rSlang"s
8ortsr pirD absr pobl ebnio unz
m0ali6 iein, pie pas 4bi4afIen Der
uSreat" : unlittt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

Ameritan 3@ioe & Scatter @ompa11p
Se6spro6enti9e 5manji9jd6rigc 9o(o=8onoS
erfer 60pot6e6 oeS Ui(9m9S=5onoS.
Ge(aumte autoiare Ausaa6e. w~~~~~~~ So 100000
osonon r1rnrt meran 1555OOo
@e9enwarine Ansga6e~ So,44oVoo
@ftien=aaptaI Der Gompa9mie.
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ben ubg uhnbn @damms ouprFrh au@bs $175OOO $ $500
C9 @epDmGds atkn Gfammh oupnfus gmSab $175OOOO HoW0
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GB mnrmsguMu fmt -. =. SW"o"oo
CbiNunnn hat bm t. eptmr 1899; fMs nm !. sphmbn 19l9
Coupons pbhn int Narm September.
9ophd ub 3nm sdmr in gobmunn br @n @ttn DOM gynndrgn @hnoao De- ea"ps uo
5enbet orr bdn safpmHRnbn WsHh
GpppnObiuHpnn bn f $1,000 nit be m @pnaben Der HayfuungM s Sapta"
9mF. Ter 6bpbd
Colonial Truf Company, JleM=yorB.
tI9mn9ssVpno
onS ,,,hxf5 hribt Gen HmGhn 9uoums Tp ur Der anMseoi hHrb m Ananfn nn$ $3.50
OOO Neumucrb BON Cbimhunenm elmer 15 Vr%pntm MtI bradsehen H%e Tls N"e '""' emn
ZEN. smr Tmb in @ubhbmus init ben Mnamnmsn mo, ~s nrambastt s~ays Sabr" e"a
Scnasp mm eighms 800 OOOr rdhtb abh wn.w
@mmmtcM usabe enGsbar gu 5nn 3tHEn; hobe PARTICLES HHHf oro "o"9""'e" e~"
ns hmn fir ben lWmgsS mh.
8eamte Der Gompa9ne:
prdmsm:
t. hepmFbmt: g6omas q. SAL. s. @"spHNhen:
M o. e1,mruu. 2 wiepraHxn: 9hhmr g 9mB;
@aubnNNa: c. WbhG Sd~a;
G. o. sbo; e%nhs " sata
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

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,@M Sm 2 sammMm @ua rm ammt Mr bic fdp~nhVm~ mn@@H"n @ n ma
hes shmgsmgm ammm em Gbn COMP hhk6 Smm Nmm@m nit %b MSHmmem H @" sw %mn
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mm dn bic et @h Tam W uh elmer GET nap Wm0""m" "" "" "~" ~"""
dMH Hm , . Ax.1nuo 7mmm.uu mmn~M
ss unha mft amHdb uG umhbh t$SNomh mp@mW Salt MnsMU@ mW" m@
ums mn hn nit smumgm suma H Sn@m @ @wbm ~ NhM@ fn "p@mt mh @ mMM ms
wS %mMm1 hmwtn m MmM bon ommM6m @m pmmt @m bm uTs bon 100000 bprutn O
$4,000 ~n@Mm am mmm sH fmG Comp sum sh m@m@mpn mms Nmbus ODER fir bic @f"s tm %n
tma @mg umH nm Sic fHm sN Der @mr"n S@& mRT @"~" "" w"
aHa @Mh @ pmh MMs shm bon x ar mmn o.nuc. ehkn-,
80 &C. GNnbmb IT, &c., bnagn 9l 9Nbt IT, eo,N HgpHm p o. Ig SeFA ~" SFv"'
Mm gmr 2sNr Co. dpaHI gopn GNNWn .uo. Off,.
NMk gmsu &c. 8hn SkpRn Dom H. Co.,, gpfon. Sdm@S hnnT GMRren 3d. SpWh
@m enbrhm 81 phn gmnbu Srbman Bottom WaNr Sab Co., @bmgn
9nMfT2 mbr Co., Bolton s. IS Crane eA,g nNn. ~" W% wv % IN
Mmn9 Bros IT, g. ,8ofpl NMmu Canning Co., Bottom SIS eDM 9nS H99mMnh n.y.
Crmnm.0 Iw gn Ghmno ~ Mnbrn Qmhr Co. Bottom 86 SbmpTn H. 90 Bolton
@m sbb So. Bottom SnS at,g MrphsN y Sofp9SW1 Sm' "m y n|
0ms gubGKmns rpa5mhrm tt ungah FnhubRhMg qm5nt Der Sbrkbr eadaft Der
@u. @nmhn. 9s gdaaF ben .ammnn Ss G. 2aHn gpmpomg' hfdtm be Jobhahonp "nSber~
Seoer, fbrbht iua Mn @Btnhh+ nno oem9eundB lit Die Gompa9nie fde Cot
furrentin or Unted States Leather Company.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Natnrburi9en Der Corruption.

Gang u%ngsnirt laiien bic 3eugen ertenz
men, oaB lie Glart'5 v9oools"Janz
gebpte niht bo4 9enug Fanoen uno
pon feinsn 9egnern me6r erbielten.