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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
ImnOsaibIe.

''ln this third act" said the stage
manager, "you must show that you are
violently in love with the heiress."
How can L." walled the walking
gent, "when know that she is drawing
$40 less than l am?-Philadelphla
North American.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Where Ienorance L Bliss.

Whose new silk umbrella is this
you've brought home9''
II don't know"
Don't know"
NO; and, what's mere. l don't want
to kuow."--Chicago Record.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26

Il just learned to-day" said Mrs.
Wedecly. that my husband is leading
double hfe."
We'll. don't blame him much" re-
piled her spinster cousin. "a single life
is awfully tiresome."
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
hit the Nail.

"What did the poor man say when
he was accused of taking the cattle"
inquired the tourist.
The right thing, strangas" respond
ed Amber Pete.
"What was it"'
"l'll be hanged"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Horse1ess Truck.

"What kind of truck is thisY' de-
manded the editor.
Truck" echoed the pen aspirer, "T
wasn't aware made mention of any
But rest assured If I did 1t is one of the
latest horseless variety"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
The Letter and the snirit.

Askum-Do you approve Of abbrevf-
ating christmas" to Xmas"
Tellum-I wish l could 1t usually
costs me &c" or an L." I'd be will
ing to abbreviate 1t to "V"-mas if my
wife would agree.-Baltimore Ameri-
can
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26

"People often suffer from dyspepsia
without knowing it."
well, at least they let everybody
else know it."--Chicago Record.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Very True.

The blue-eyed one-Brilliant and i'm
pulsive people usually have black eyes.
The other one-Yes; and IL they don't
have them they're apt to get them II
they're too impulsive.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Passed Along,

Young man-Will you be my wife!
Young woman-I am sorry TO say
am engaged myself, but you viii hhs
MY sister Just as well.-Somefsa1s
Journal
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
LET US ALL LAUGH.
JOKES FROM THE PENS OF VA.
RlOus huM0RlSTS

Pleasant Ipcidenta Occurring she
World Over-sayinss that Are Cheer
cul to Old or Younx-EunnJ Sslec-
tlons that You Will Enjoy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
An Explanation.

Jones-I saw a messenger boy run
ming this morning.
Brown-Why, what was the matterT
Jones-He had just lost his job.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Trouble In the Clock Works,

The big hand-Say, it's IL o'clock.
I'm all run down.
The little hand-Let's strike for short
er hours!-New York Press.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
A Slight Misunderstanding.

Shell suppose you were presented at
court while in Londonp
He-Yes, twice; but l was acquitted
both times.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Not Very Conso1inR.

Humorist-The editor makes fun of
my jokes.
Spacer-Well, don't see that you
have any kick coming. That's more
than you are able to do.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
a Ugh Reach.
both time

Mr.. Williams-Watcher yu totin' yer
arm in er sling fur?
Mr.. Fowler lin whisper)-Strained
1t reachin' after a turkey what wuz
roostin' In er sycamo' tree.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26

E In the Dim Light of the Elevator.
"Why, good-morning, Mr.. Thornhill." !"
"Good-morning, Mlss-ah-Twyman."
'But l am not Miss Twyman."
"Glad to hear 1t. I'm not Mr. Thorn
hill. either."-Chicago Tribune.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26

May-Why, how convenient 1t would
be If we were married. would be sure
to misplace my button hook and then
could just borrow his. If the two were
misplaced we could both use hairpins.-
Chicago News.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
OF Course Not.

Pearl--So your friend is from Key
West?
Ruby-Yes; and he must be wealthy.
Pearl-"Why. dear?
Ruby-Because he told me when
home he was not accustomed to battle
In anything but Florida water.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
He was Making Them.

"You should make some allowance
for your former wife's faults" said the
friend.
II do" replied the divorce man; 81
pay her alimony."-Philadelphia Rec
ord.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26

The second man from Dawson to
Bennett over the ice with a wheel has
arrived in skagway and is elated over
the prospects OF the bike for use on the
trail, says the Alaskan. He says the
automobile is being talked OF in Daw-
son for use on the interior roads, one
advantage over horses it is hoped it
may have in the land being the elimi-
nation OF feed bills. II. p. McLen-
nan 10 the man who brings the news.
Mr.. McLennan rode great part OF
The distance ON the wheel, and pre-
diets the bike will be big factor in
winter travel on the Yukon. He rec.
omends 1t to any one wishing to make
a quick trip without freight or much
baggage.
He was ID days making the trip,
but predicts that after the lakes are all
frozen and the roads are packed we'll
and the roughness worn off the trip be-
tween Dawson and Bennett should be
made without any great effort in from
five to six days.
THE first 100 miles out from Daw-
son, says Mr.. McLennan, "was good
travelling. Then ON either side OF Sell
kirk for 20 miles the road was very
rough This side or that the road was
very good, save for 10 miles OF the Do
minion cutoff. The Canadian Devel-
opment Company is cutting down with
axes and mattoclss the 10 miles OF
rough road along the river this side OF
Selkirk, and Dumbolton is cutting
down the other side, thus making the
stretch on both sides suitable for dom
BILE teams. Shedding is good from Car
ibou through to Dawson, and the road
in all places, except those mentioned
as rough, is as rule packed hard and
smooth as pavement. All freight ON
scows blockaded near Thistle and
Stewart is being moved to Dawson by
sled, also some from Five Fingers. The
Klondike will be greater producer
next season than ever, as much dear
work done in primary development
last season will count next. Steam
thawers will help, and Sulphur, Gold
Run and Dominion promise to rank
among the star creeks"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26

There isn't much money in n preach.
ers Life. but there is a good deal Of
chicken.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
One Thing Needfu1.

He-Man has a perfect organ Of
speech.
She-Well, 90 has woman.
He-Oh, no, she hasn't. Hers is
made without stops.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Saves Her Feelings.

Miss Askit - Does your husband
smoke those cigars you gave him
Christmas?
Mrs. Nuwed-He smoked one, and
said he would keep the rest to remind
him of my kindness.-Baltimore Amer
lean,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
a Pertinent OuerY.

Browne-Come around to my house
tonight and we'll have a quiet little
game
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Very Swell.

Shoe dealer-Your feet seem to be
swollen.
Customer-Yes, honey, dey swelled
bout de time got my growth, an de
swellin' amt nebber gone down.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Handy.
Maud-What of that7

Maud-Luther is a nice young man.
May-Yes; but Harry wears button
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Eninxinn the Scenery.

Enjoying tHe ScencTys
"Did you have pleasant trip to Cal
''Nrnia,. Mrs. Skinner
Yes, indeed; we played euchre all the
way cut and all the way back."-Chi.
caSo Record.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
HORTICULTURE.
The Census Bureau DESTROYS Of Prspar-
fng Returns OF Last Years
Statistics.

Owing to the unusual intelligence of
florists as class, and the fact that the
statistics OF their business which the
census Office requires, relate almost en-
tirely to the year 1899, plan has been
formed for taking an early census OF
Horticulture by mail, on special sched.
ules, and to tabulate and publish the
returns thereof early, while other
branches Of the great work Of enumera-
tion are in progress.
There are approximately 10,5OO for
lists in the United States. The names
and addresses Of majority OF them
have been secured and classified by the
division OF agriculture in the census
office, and each known proprietor will
soon receive a copy of the special
schedule devoted to this interest. 1t
will be accompanied by list ESQ far
as ascertained) of all the florists in his
section. TO be by him corrected, added
to and returned to the department for
use in making the record complete and
reliable
This special schedule Is not elab-
crate or complicated 1t may be filled
out easily and quickly by any florist
who keeps reasonably accurate run
of his business. 1t asks for the (lS99)
acreage devoted to Horticulture and OF
each crop or variety of plants and flow"
ers; the total area in square feet un-
der glass and the area Of each crop OF
variety OF flower or plant raised there
under; the number OF persons en-
ployed and the total wages paid to
them; the amount expended for cata-
logues, postage, and fertilizers re-
spectively, and the gross receipts from
the sales in each subdivision OF the
business.
No private individuals will be per-
nitted to have access to the schedules
after they have been filled out and re-
turned. nor will the names of persons
or firms giving information be pub
lished in the census report. Figures
only will be used and published, and
the entire process and record OF gath
ering information will be confidential.
AS the law requires the regular en-
umerators to obtain certain informa-
ton as to tenure, value, ETC., during
their visits in June, the next census of
Horticulture, II the florists themselves
shall be prompt and conscientious in
filing out and returning the special
schedules soon to be sent to them, will
be the most perfect in history.
They will be put to no expense, as
the necessary stationery, with envel-
opes properly franked. will be pro-
vided for their use.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26

New nt the Game.
She-I don't like her; she has bad
habit of calling spade a spade.
He--You'd think differently If you
had ever attempted to teach her euchre
as / did.-Phlladelphia Press.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
Method In His Madness.

MStHOu HI nis NhuhSSSs
Short-I wish / were a rumor.
Longevity so?
ShoFt-Because @ rumor soon gains
currency.-Chicago News.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-26
A Wise Girl.

Towne-When did your wife leavs?-
New York World.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-22

tOnnen i6m leidt eingef.0Bt perben.
oa er, 10 6aIO Iein Muno nit Dem 20Fz
tel beri,trt miro, automatiIht S6ludz
Sstpe9ungsn maht. gfd4 Sabre LAM
ger 9robe Sdpdfe lit Der 8rdTia3us
fdno oeS ionoer6arsn 9atisnten pies
Der re6t bffriebigero.
Die Sdngtrin 6atte
Gourdge. y
Sm Stapt 36eater gu G6emnib
tam eS bei Der 2luffubrung Der r9ers
ienfiidsr" 5u elmer ouim9enoen Scsne.
Die SdnSecin Der r0aila," 6rau Nor
M, fam i'm IeBten 9ltte nit ibren 6aas
rem elmer 6ldmme gu nate. 10 ooB Oiez
lelbtn iofort 5eusr finQen. Der 0abz
tlibrer Der Sheaterpate iprang ihneQ
auf Ole Siibne unO 5rititte Die 1F,amme,
beoot Iie duf Die laihten RtounQ81ude
Der SGngerin iib2riprinQen tpnntt.
6Fdu WornD ipie.te fire &oQe biz 5u
GnD2.
~
3u elmer eigenurtiQtn DsmonIttaz
tion gtgsn Dix Strlf6eitimmunuen
uber Die 8erlsBung Der Sittl;ffeit fam
e am &0nig,. .@jroBsn 8arten in 0resz
0fn. ltnbetdnnte 6dnra batten Nahts
Die beioen Strtuls5 Statuen am
GIn9dn9e Der QroBen 2(Qee bs6anaen.
Die eine 8eItaIt trug cine Shiir3e, bic
onoers Elm Ropfiuh 2(uB&roem mar
abar nod cine Ydpptaftl anqe6raht.
DE NIT nG@r 9ejn3e Pardgrap5 184"
oei4tfbsn mar. Der 2lufpuB puroe
bon Der POIi3fi sntfernt.
& &lsine gfu6ti6ten.
6rau Sam5 O'U}urron, bsfannt
unter ibrem 8initIernumen Qoui5a
y'itltd, CAB cine Ie6r gelungsne uno
gut be'udte muIitai;Ide 9lbanounter4
b1ltun9, Der audi oa5 8otIhaftetpaar
QBbi!e bsipohnte.
gouI6aftS SetretGr sSo6n 9. Sofs
ion uno Satin lino BON einem 9eiutl
Der Flp:era nu6 Berlin 3uriidQefebrt.
Der Der. Stddten 8ensralfonIu[
Vtalon 1T gu tur3em 8eiud na6 39ii4
rin9sn abgereiTt.
OberItlieutenant %. u. Qipermore,
Wfllltdr Ittude BEL DIR Der. Staas
ten 8eidnotI6aft in Sfod6olm. i'll
bsludstpsIfe in Berlin einqetroffsn.
Der aus Siioafrifd ,urud berufene
W!alor RsiBenitein piro ieine bort ge4
lommsItsn grFubrungsn in einem
gufs nieoerle9en. G5 bsiBt, oaB eu
o'n perltor6eren 8enerdl s5ou6ert
laarf tritiIirtn pirp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-22
Sic Bcf in Wnuila.

8robt5 Sterben unter ben G6ineTen
uno 6ilipinos. - Sin perIsu6ter
WortfpIaB. - Der StaOti6eil
jsBt untsr GuarontGne. - Die
8ranofadsl CUR 4u5roitung Der
Seu62.
Mantld, q. 2pril. - 0a5
pl0Blihe 9initer6en BON 5ilipino5 uno
G6ineien am GuiapozMart:piaB bat
81 elmer llnterIu6ung 9sfu6rt, bic bic
erI6retenbe 56atiafe erga6, baB inz
ner6alb elmer Wo6e in jenem StQbt4
t6eil Is PerIonen an Der 8sulenpeE
erfrantten, BON Densn IA ber SeuAe
erIagen. Der MayttplaB, mitten in
D*t 'Stdot 9elegen, 1T BON jt6ey cine
grutItGtte un0 sin 2lnItedung3 1:ro fin
Seu6en Der iftimmItsn 2(rt qeGpsIen.
8prt po6ner Die 2abenbeIiBsr, meiz
items @6;neisn, in psrfaQensn grstter4
buosa nit i6ren 5amilien in groBem
S4muB. 8ur3lih egei9netsn iidh in
anDereu Staott6siler mebrere 9s7tz
fGQe, bic auf 2lnItedung bon ienem
MartplaBs 3uriid3ufuhren iino. gi=
nige Der Yutienten It1r6en penioe
Stunoen na9 DER GrtrQntung. Die
SanitGts6e60rben lieBen nun fsutc
uQs 8epo6ner bes U}arttplaBss bort
3uIummsn 6ringen uno 3ogen 0ann elm
Goroon ppn Wdhmlnni6aftsn um bt.
SGuIer, nit Der Q6ii4t. Die 0farftbt4
po6ner IA Sage lang unter itreHgsr
Quorantdne gu bllten. Die Wlarftz
buoen ioQsn Den 5lammen iberge6en
petoan. ,sSn Der 'S!ubt iinb Biz iebt
119 G6ineien unO 66 5iljpinos an oar
YeIt geitor6en. Sn ano.ren Srten bat
man Die Seu6e unteroriiden t0nnsn.
Expedition gegen SnIur4
genten.
S6erit Sarotn unp Waior GoIe
Iino nit einem Battalion bon benz %.
SnTanterie Regimsnt ndh ben SSn4
isln Marinouque uno Mab6sto gefabs
rem, um Den 8etpobnsrn bic Segnunz
gen Der ameritaniifsn 9srridaft dufa
3u3pin9eH. @uf Den SnIeln iolsn iid1
Snfurgenten g6tbsilungen nit 250
@elpebren uno 1000 Ydtronsn befina
ptn. Or. 9urgos, Elm sinfIubreifcr
9emobner bnn Marinbuque uno g(ns
Sanger Der Qmerifuner, bigleitet Die
@rpeOitipn. Gr ioQ Die Tilipinos Da@
6u iibsrrenen, ben nuBlOlen 8Iperltano
aufsu9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-22
Gs bf,ablt dd Ssr Anhauf uol
Golontal
@oppcr @o%'S
2lfticll.
SaItimpr Siircau
1O8-Sa,p> S,tilotng-1OS
aeinr Bombs. Gsins SdulNrn.
llnbsl ltsusrt. poa f'nbs'aDt.
Giarntbum iii Canada.
Neu Qnnan>Wine 3 Guanratme'len.
Gnne h'Sr Miue .2300 @fer.
G9anlns>Uline ..........416 Ndcr.

0ie Stem 9tnnon ergiebt AZ Proa
5ent 8upfer uno IL lln5en Siiber pro
Spnne.
Die Cape b'Or 1T Elm Berg BON 9ez
bie9snsm aupIer, nit einem aupFer7
9ebalt fir Die gan5e Belt.
Die oGbanlos" iIt cine tleinere Ws;z
ne BON 1pertRoollem &upfer.
Gin beF6rdnfter 9etra9 hteier
ipiini4enspertben 9lttien 1T gu so
Gents pro 2lntbeil Gpari 8ertb
$1,0O gu pertauFen.
0teIe Sreafurb=9lftien lperoen ber7
fauft fir Die @nI6aFTung BON Maz
i6inen unb nothpenOigen 8auten, bic
iebt an ben W}inen erri6tet peroen.
Nd6sre 9fustunFt, 9roidiiren, 9e7
ridte ii6er bic 5inun3lo9e, priis
fungsz2lustpeiIe etc. tperpsn ertbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-22

= BrdiiosntMc8inlep III autoriirt
poroen, 30 GaOsttsn fir WsFpoint gu
ernennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-22
Aus oem oeutfdjen 2,aterfano.
Sic SlpttenpUrlagc ipll gcfDrocrt
ipcrSen.

Sin Soot bel Bremen 9tfenlert uno 8
YerIonen erlruut3n. Sapern
6lsj6t rei6strsu. - WsItzNu5ltsl
lungsi6msr5en. - 6urf 6oheaz
loFe pertauft Iein Gjgent6um in
9uBlaro. - 2luerlei aus Der al
ten 9simut6.
Berlin, q. 9lpril. - 8enn Der
Rei45td9, Der iih nd6Ite 8oAe p;,oer
periammelt, perIu6:u pia, uGe Ieine
4rbeIten gu erleoigen, 10 miro osrielbe
bis Wlitte CONNER in SiBuns bIt,ben
miiHen. Die 6i6ysr Baden Ii6 oober
9seinigt. Die 6lotten 9orluge, oeren
2lnna6me ul5 Iider g.it, 81 foroer1.
Damn iollsn Die Suboent;on8 8orz
lugen sur gera!6ung tommea.
unter ben pielen in Der lsBteu Wo6e
abge6altsnen Gonpentipnen BAT nur
Oieienioe Der er3te unO Wunodr3te 81
Wies6uoen einigs5 SntereNe pad3eruz
fen. Yrof. Rsuher BON 8sn Q1b Iei@
NJ neuelten @ntOsfungen ii6;r liicrocoz
cous W}elitenis gum SeIten u1o be-
6uuptete, oaB bic oeutI6a 6totte 6erai!5
bapon angsitedt porben lei. Or,
8oepel 6lri6lete Is Sale, in pel6en
er Whoenz uno 0ormteioen ourA oa5
ginfuhren feineu Sil6srora6tes tur;rt
oisienige Der 2ter5te uno WunoGr3te 81
Wunodr3ts puroe BON Dem Safer unO
Der &aiIerin empfangen.
55iirlt SobenIofe fat einen Sbeil lei
nsr rulTI6en 8eIibungsn fir Iiebea
Millionen Eubsi perfauft.
Sn perunterpeier ertru NJ
ten.
lle6ar eine benz 9in9sr 3Geia I'm
9fUd dGnlifR 8ataItrop9s miro aus
Sremen beri6iet. Orei3e6n be: Der
9remer Qagerf1u3 : 8eIeQ16aft be-
I6dFtigte 9lr6eiter au8 Dem O;ht unterz
h1lb Bremen auf Dem linten Weierz
uTer gelsgsnen OorF @oltmersbuuisn
isbten. pon Der 2trbeit 6eimfebreno, in
elmer Solle iiber Die WeIer. Oas tleiz
lie 5abr3eug purbe bon eInem Den
Strom 6eraufFabrsnOen 9ampfer an
geranni, i6lug um uno neun bon Den
SnIahen ertronten.
8uDern immsr reid sire Il.
Sn Der bopetiIden 5lpe.ten 8ummer
bisIt Der baberii6s WfinIIterz PrdIi Iioent
Sr6r. b. Grail86ein eine Reos, in mel
der sr Den nutionalen Geodnten parm
uno 6er5li6 betOnte uno benz 9aule
3uglsi4 mitt6ei;te, DER Prin3}Regent
babe auf Ieinen 9lntrdg genebmigt, Dab
Die baberiifs Sulutoronun9 oabin db=
gednosrt peroe, oaB an 8diIer5 Sc
burtsta9 aud Die bapsriI4sn Staotsz
GebauOe Hagen ioaen. G5 9sifs6e
piss, I'm tiinftig MiBpeutungen pOrz
3ubeugen, pie lie fiir3lih pur4 Die
Quslsgung Der SuIutorDnung Ieitens
Der 8egierung in DHr36urg entitanOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-22
I'm bic Tdmen.

Senntnib bonn Sui6u.iOen zines Rlsibss lu ba'
Ben, lit tuidtieer, ols bic aufertigung oeTelben.
Gleioer= =3uidneiben mad benz 6 Gleetrie 3 o.
menS d neioer en- # nj atb0rig e.lebrtr
III ,ur Grlernunc bas 9oltommenf. uno ausr=
befe Sas s4nsiosr= =sBni.lmaas fuirp bel bits
lem epitem aebraudt unb 1T feline peit.re si6t=
donur eriorb.ri1. Sas Ieitttite unD enia6f.
epitsm pslbes befannt III uno Ssosr tsrntn lers
neu fam. Sic Griparnis in Sbrtr 2leiouanier=
tisunes s8e6nune pirb eis rei6l@ enti6dpia.n.
6preden ei. ssr bti N. 6uber, Rr. 2l2,
Tsrbsebarlts: :StraSt. sbsr Tr. 226. 6uosgrOabs
nap, in gs,us aui HtsIneuaseg- u. |. IN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-22
Cine 90 dufef lie iir 9 oe :
+ n

Teboers6urg, 81. 2lpril. -
Goeben fs6rte i6 pon 9oorloogsport
auriid, fpobin t9 Die unier General
Maior 3unple'5 Commando 1tehen0e
6e.resabtbeilung, aus osr s. uno 3.
0ipilion 5pIommen9eIeBi, beslsiiete.
Die Sruppen gingen Bis uuf IA Ufelz
len BON De Wetsoorp ppr unb tparen
ben gan5sn Sag iiber in 6u6lung NIT
9oeren, bic lls Qpantgaroe fun9lr1
baben biirften. Die 9peren gebsn 3uz
rid, feuern aber beItdnOig; bod piro
Der brltilAs Gormari4 puOurd n'ft
aufgefalten.
0erluIte CAB es bisber nidi. Die
Observation-Disclosures lino aber
1ebr eroB, in 5olge Oss tiir5li4en H!z
gems. SEPT fldrt Iih Dos 8ettsr ouf.
gsneral Stumble oiirfte De Detsoorp
beiebt BADEN, psnn er feinen WIoer7
ItanD fano. Soften bic Sosren lte7
ZEN, 10 tpirb Hunbls jeDsnfals NOR
gen angreifen; er 1T enti6lonen, DE
goeren BON Wepener gu psrjagen, tolie
es, mas es 1pollts. Hoberts 1ol lle
bann quf Dem Riidaua abfanaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-22
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g 6 mer3en.

Mufl ofm y8DrIen Courier" fno
5nii9sr Den 9ertretern Der 9erIiner
YreHe in Yaris uno oem oortigen
beuti6sn 3ei65 gommihariat fir
Die Deltuusl ltsuun1 ernIte 0iferer3en
dusgebrofen. Die geridterItatter
Iino ie6r un3ufrieoen nit Der piQfiirz
li6en 8ertbeilung Der Giniaoungen 5u
Der @r0ffnungsfeier uno geraoe3u en-
port iibsr tattioIs 2leuBerungsn, pel6e
bo6ere 9samte oe8 Hei65 Gommii1uz
riats iiber ein3elne taoslnoe 8tititen
ma6ten.
Die 8latternisu6e in
@reuben.
Sn 8reuBen an Der Sal6s, i'm Sir
itentbum S6tpar3burg Sonoersbuuz
len, an Der Noro6auIsn Grfurter
gubn geIegen. mo- I4on fiir5lid eini9e
6GGe Der ifpar5en Slut!era Ourd
ruiIiI6e, in OR OOrtigen 3udsrfa6rit
6eI4Gftigte Nrbejter eingsidleppt nun
ben, Finb neusroin9S pleDer 3Dei Hu1z
Iinnen BON Der un6simlifen Ssute be-
follen iporDen. sic Duroen IofOrt in
oas 8rdntenhaus gebrd4t unO lperOen
itren9 iiolirt ge6alten.
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min den, q. llpril. - Sin
S6laqanfd1 but Dem Geben Oe5 be-
rii6rten SenoriItsn unpWognerzSGnz
gers 6einri6 8ogl Elm gnoe 9sma6t.
(6sinri6 8ogl mar am Is. San.
1845 gu W3iin6en geboren, itanO 5ur
3eit ieinss SoOes alio i'm 50. Qe6en5z
ja6re. S6on in frii6er SugenO purOe
er Gborfnabe uao Orgdnilten @ebilfe
an Der 9luer Waraa 6ilf Stride, be-
iudte felt 1860 bas Qe6rer Seminar
gu 5reiIing uno puroe 1862 S6ulgez
bilfs in @bersberg, 1865 in 2pren3enz
berg. g1o6 i'm glei6en Sabre lieB er
FiA bon 5ran3 Qa6ner uno Senfe fir
Die 8i9ns porbereiten uno oebi!irte
1865 am Miir6ener 9oftbeater, Gem
sr ieiioem al5 geTeierter 8unItier angsz
6orte. Seinsn Huf peroanft 9ogl Dor
allsm ieiner Wieber9abe Wagner'f4sr
Yartien; er mar d6er audi Elm portreffz
li6er SGnger oes flaiIii6en 8epertoirs
un0 in ieoer 4ri bon Gon3er!geIang
berDorru9eno. 9lls GomponiIt 6at Ii8
0ogi our6 2isber (oarunter Oa6n's
9aqaoe Der 5remoling") betannt ge=
maht.
2lu3 bsi ben Rep 0orfer Wo9nerz
0erebrern Ite6t 5einri6 9ogl bon ieiz
mem 9aitiplel am metropolitan Opera
9ouie unter N6dm Seibrs 2eitun9
fer, in guiem Qnbsnfen. gr 6at Daz
mails ben rSann6duier," rGobsn9rin"
unO vSiegfrieo" geiungsn. Die lsbz
ten Sabre per6ra3te er, trOboem er Big
gu ieinem Sooe Der Mun6ener 9ofz
oper an9e6Orte, grOBtent6oiIs duf feiz
mem 9u!e bei 9dgsnbauIen, Das er nit
GROCER Sd6tenntnib un0 groBem Grz
fofg 6epirtbi6aftete uno no er Aauptz
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gine 8ere6rerin De- 9 M
berldnoer.
Jn Oem Oorfe l1en5en in 9anoper
fat bic unoere6sli6ts Waria Guoets
osm Ser3Og bon Cumberland, unter
@ntsrbung ibrer 8erpanoten, ihren
Mist6of i'm Wert6s Don 100000 Ufart
psrma6t.
Gin feltsnsr SAT-.
Ssit II Sa6ren i6.dft isBt in Sob
tau, Sa9ien, ein Giienbabnldaftnsr,
Der i'm DECEMBER 1882 bon ein2m 3ngs
itir5te, babel Dsri6ieoere SOrpsrpers
lsbunaen erlitt lmb i'm Mdr3 1888 in
isirsn 6eute nod pd6renosn 1hlatabnz
li6en 3uitanp perfie'. Der Vlann
lisgt gu 9ett. obne audi nur Elm Wort
gu reOena JliiIF9e Habrungsmlttsl