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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-29
Hoods SarSaparlIIa

Promises 20 cure, and Keeps the promise.
! Begin its faithful use al once
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BLOWN TO ATOMS
BY DYNAMITE.
Six Men Killed in "a Railroad Camp
Near Durben. in West Nir-
Sinip.

KEYSER. w. Va. Dec. 2S.--By a dyna-
mite explosion at Baker camp, near Dur
the Coal and Iron railway, now building
out from Elkins, six men were killed and
several others fatally injured
The accident happened yesterday, while
the men were at dinner. Some dynamite
had been placed about the stove TO thaw
and shortly after a terrific explosion
wrecked the camp, killed three men out
right and injured eight others, three of
whom have since died.
The dead men were blown to atoms.
legs, arms and hands. and even parts OF
their bodies being found in different di-
rections from the building in which they
lived.
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Easy Colds

Are you frequently hoarse'
Do you have that annoying
tickling in your throats
Would you feel relieved if you
could raise something? Does
your cough annoy you at
night, and do you raise more
mucus in the morning'
Then you should always
keep on hand bottle of
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OIRAy. Cio1o.. Dee Is AIN a runaway
accident about three miles above che city
the Rod Mountain STAGE was overturned
and six passsugors preeipit8ted over a
ciiG about seventy feet ia height Mrs
r. = Mickey. a passenger on the coach.
received SERIOUS and perhaps fatal ia
iurie@ Tire driver, John Bates. sustained
"a compound fracture uf she right lex
and many bad body bruises Nther u4s-
scngoys were more ar less inferred
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Welded AFTER MANY YEARS
Romance In which California and
Kansas Parties Are the Prin-
ctpais.

WICHITA Kan. Dec. IA dispatch
received here says that Miss Lizzie camp
bell for twenty seven years a famous
business Woman at wellington and one OF
were engaged % be married thirty-slN
yrarx ago. III Indiana. Mrs, HayauAn dtcd
last year, and her HUSBAND. Go mitigate
his grief. Visited The FNffs exposition.
where he met Miss Campbeii FOR the mrs;
time since they were lovers. The old
flame rckindied IN both, anu they were
married last night
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pnderew.ki Heard From.

LONDON Dec. 2s-.'M Paderewski Is
at Lausanne with his wife" says the VI
emma correspondent OF the Daily Tele-
graph, land declares the story that he
recently fought a duel to be an invention.
He asserts that the nervous affection
from which he has been suffering has
greatly diminished
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KINGSTON. Jamaica Dec. 2S-Mail adj
vices from Barbados report that inCen-
diarism is rampant there. Thirteen cane
fields and houses we're burned during tho
week ending December 1s. The planters
are alarmed and are securing police pro-
lection
pointed in the GENERALIZATION of the
American reciprocity treaties.
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Funeral Of Rlumcptbnl.

BERLIN. Dec. 2s.--In the garrison
church this morning the emperor, en-
press princes of reigning families, repre-
sentatives of foreign sovereigns, the min
listers and the highest military authori-
ties attended the funeral services held
over the remains of Field Marshal Count
Won Blumenthal. the oldest field marshal
in the German army who died Decem-
Der n.
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WASHINGTON Dec. 1S-~The president
rendered 10 Fred RittuAn. pf Cleveland
o.. the position q fourth auditor u The
treasury made vacant by the tragic
death ~ Auditor Morris Ritfman Tor
fifteen years has been engaged 81 banking
business in Cleveland and was previously
auditor % railroad accounts.
The condition 81 Samuel MacTtOraf
Who killed Auditor Morris IS considerably
worse to-day. The change l. due % a re
newal 81 his efforts 10 thwart the meas
ures necessary fer his recovery. He re-
fuses 10 tAke nouri~hment.
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WAlaSl-NBERG Cello. Dee 81 big
lard has been ragins In this part u the
state Tor the past thiFtg-six hours Cattle
range. Serious WIseivings are expressed
iar the safety 81 the miners who are
working IN Coronado and other nllnes
on Mount Blanc These miners are penneI
IN AT an altitude Of 1890 feet. Provisions
may bceome scarce and slaryatlon result.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec N-Abotrt
$50 people employed In the strmmery ~
the Continental Tobacco Company went
On a strike this afternoon. They demand
ed an advance Of = cents a hundred for
stemming. When their demand for an
Increase was refused they left the build
iTg.
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Financial FURRY in London.

LONDON. Dec 2e.--The financial papers
announce this morning that some trouble
was disclosed. on the stock exchange yes
terday in the West Australian market.
resulting in a. considerable fall in the
shares of the London & Globe financial
corporation. limited. and l-eroi Mining
Company limited Several firms have
checks returned by the clearing house
This does not imply failure, however. as
ii is expected that the period of grace
allowed will enable the firms to meet
their engagements
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wEIMAR. Dec. 2s.--The condition of the
grand duke of SAKE Weimar Is considered
more serious his original malady, infiuen-
"a, having become complicated with in
Illumination of the lungs.
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Rsided q RIind pig.

MATTOON, Ia. DEC, N--Ahout twenty
women 90 Longyicw last night raided a
"biind pig that has been running for
some time In spite OF the officers Of that
little town. broke tn the door. gathered
up all the bottles and jugs they could
find. carried them 90 the street and there
smashed them, splitting the contents ON
the ground.
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Cnnnt WON ,ynldcrsec.s Report.

BERLIN. Dee 2S-The war Office haS
received the following dispatch from
Coun; Won Waidersee:
''PEKING, Dec. 27--A column com
manded by Major Won Mail VIII start tn-
morrow for Shanhosien TO cooperate
with the Csrucher expedition which iett
Tientsin December 10 for Yuentientsien.
The American detachment will leave Pc
king tomorrow via Haianghohsien with
the same object The Chinese who Were
defeated nv the French December % fed
in southerly direction"
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Di.mi-.ed hy Mutual co,.cn,

NEW YORK, nec aS-The ar,iar
areMght ~ Tefn l. johnson h restrsia
r. T Wilson & Co from carrvifr on !
agreement with Pack \ Exerrft ~ -
purchase and consolidation - the f,ess.,lf
street railways and far the anoei5,s-..'..,.ss
metEal annsart at -
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BUTTE. Mont E,ec MAr ,-s.,.s.
ron was perfected hese tonight ~ s..'-s-s.
memorial o. the late Marcus nalv Tse
w y. san-cf sptlens are aii IN II viii moi
VII be inv neither monument on some.
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NEW YORK. Dee. Sin a duel be-
tween Myles MeDoland and Thomas Ken
ucdy, In Harlem cafe today, Kennedy
wa hit IN the leg by a bullet and two by
islanders. Edward Courtney and George
Price. were probably MORALLY wounded.
The trouble between McDoiand and
Kennedy grew out OF the former winning
u.uo IN Kennedy's poolroom, ON "A i0-to-l
shot some time ago
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STRIFE MAY BE SETTLED.
scranton street Railway Director
Meets Committee of Former
EInpfoyeg

SCRANTON. Pa. Dec. ga conference
was held today between Timothy Burke.
q local director OF the Scranton Railway
Company, and a committee OF the strsk-
ing employees. The proceedings were not
disu.ged further than the issuing ~ a
statement that tt was promised BY Mr.
Burke that a proposition for settiement
would likely be forthcoming tomorrow
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Ayers
Cherry
PectOral

Ifyou have a weak throat,
YOU cannot be too careful.
You cannot begin treatment
too early. Each cold makes
YOU more liable to another, and
the last one is always the
harder to cure.
Three sizes: zSc., 50c.. SLIGO.
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ST. VINCENT, Cape Verde Islands,
Dec. &-The steamer Roslyn Castle, with
the Canadian volunteers returning from
South Africa on board has arrived here.
She will proceed direct for Halifax.
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DALLAS. Tex. Dec GA fierce biz
gard. whlca began al midnight extends
over the northern and western raf ~
tbs state. The mercury is down 70 the
freezing Ooint at Dallas and growing
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LONDON. Dec. 2e.-"The engagements
of the porte for the purchase and removal
ton of warships and for naval and mill
tary artillery now amount to CO. co.,
says the Constantinople correspondent Of
the Times, while the treasury is alb
solutely empty and internal debts in
crease daily"
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~ ST John. but he reiterated that the
German government has absolutely notn-
ing to do with the project
The foreign office regards the iettef a.
intended to bring pressure TO pear on tne
United States in Fastening the pufchase
of the Danish Antilles.
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and II is believed that the ro5ber or rob-
bers took II, with other valuable papers.
from the pouch.
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CAPE TOWN. Dec. 2S.-The yeomanry
who were captured at Britstown have
been released.
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WASHINGTON. 1Dec 1S-The cabinet
meeting today LASTED two hours hat after
the meeting all the members united IN
saving that II was barren Of results.
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ITHACA, n ". Dec sS-~Moses Colt
Tyler professor 81 American history IN
cornell university ai8A toa8y after an tii-
ness ~ three weeks he WAS horn Ia iSiS,
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FAMOUS BOER HERO
REPORTED CAPTURED.
Continued From Page One.
Returning Volunteers.

great ovation. The Canada viii resume
her voyage tonight
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LONDON. Dec. y Miss Marriott tNrs
Alice EtEarl. the actress, a deaA Sh,
made an Ametsean tour about iSsa
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II your druggist cannot supply you. send us one
dollar and we will express large bottle TO you,
ali charges prepaid. Be and give us your
nearest express once. Address, J. G. AYER Co..
Lowell, Mass.
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LONDON, Dcc. sa-s A. Ia Lord viii
tam l.eglle ne Is r9eg Berestord died az
nlaniGkt age1 81 years,
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Die icdbstdaias SSicpcle=Wcttiabrt.

IS miro Q~tmclost, ooB cine @e1p:guag i'm @angs
lit, isbstdgigs Observation-Disclosures ans Dem 8runoe
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unD iult Or 9t0trn nit redeem, rotbtm @lut. 81
britt R~cro6itdt. 9eritopfuuq, Sp5pepfe uuo anosrt
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olncritrnii6.n @Oltes %0aptitn, unD b3lQiih icintr
0silfrait qisbt es ttineu 3ptjisl. Sebst jA. 0aB
Sbr os ebte. nit elmer iUdt=SttHtru1r an
Sale or 5laihe, betommt.
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glA1f feinen mnnn." Ttrsaht @uitap

u<tte tttRtit IJtuihy FAfSN'e' o~hE
Sperner in ieiner 8GbhR pss Dsut~
f4en Clements in ben Ser. Stuahsn,
fam Cincinnati, Der Stoat Shlo,
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5taaten. ftpf5sr fein, ais auf Sohann
BERNHARD Stallu."
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fiir pihenIdaftli4s 3siHT6riftsn 9sliez
fsrt unb mar aIs Reoner asF,iert. Sin
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mont in 1856 uno psrblieb bei bet res
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oerftlben aus Der Yartei btnous trieb.
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o!en rb3ulsgen. gr fat ibeils in HDm,
tbefls in 6lorer5 gels65, uno man ers
tparlet einsn reidsn IIterariifen NGhs
lob.
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CpScSfGQe.

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% Sabre alt.
Gin 4. Sanuar Sppbia 9lum, 81 Sabre
alf.
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Sabre alt.
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3iermau II, 81 Sabe alt.
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3ieitsn bate man seiehsn, pos in Der
Tot1 Die Siotts bsosuts. - Nrnot
fannls O6utIdtuno rur,/ 10 nett Die
otutifs 3unge fltngt. Sllotp fenni
nun Die 8reu5e Der W9lt. Gr laat,
mir npnen babel is:n, lpenn Der 8uz
den psri6siit nirb. Sa, SUDDEN! Der
1T ldnsit pert6silt, f0je 8%rotfruHsn,
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BABE gsiprpfsn, lpe es mir bfohlen,
uno babe Sid" geiagt. Seate puroe
MIR dnoers bsfo3sn uRo ih 6abe
Rad" oe5u9t
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E7eHrrn.Ip aEltanDs1ahn.
Erst in eroFt am !. C7iebT l0s.
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Baltimore Snmpf=&nrfcf=GC.
alte uno iuUsrldiHac
q q { e ! q / G

gIegorte Sampfer td9Iin, ou8serouutan S01~.
tags goH ben reueu Iisr5 gr. 10, II, - mo I3.
El2bt- StraBe. I'M $40 lihr AbsuO5 rab $40 9utTt
Comfort, WurfoIf, 9urtsutputh uuo allen
4uuttsH ccS 2ureuS. GerblnouH9 1T GortsmoUt5
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SGiittens Simmer. G,ctrrlite SelsuutiHg. GEWgl=
~hetsuHl. aoleu tr:I- Dian bei,Se Salilen Simmer III
@orGu5 I'M BILLET Silreau Der Sat g,Hle, SaoDeits
Baltimore uuo @aIoerts Stra5s. ltiephoH lI35.
Spbr n. S~bcrwppc. gSiutdm J~iaurGI,
SlcezErLioerr @eH. Ny. Uuo fan. &ae1t.
Mno @sEsrat- ylaHaqer. O. 8ronm. @..&l.el-A 8.at
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Sarleben auf MUbeIn.

Eeuer, ltibter, LANCER EidsabluHqs pIsn, mt.
folder bon iont HisnanosE: o~ff.rirt srirs. su'
Refine falittu @triprt6Hustr in DEN Stituns ,n.
Seine 3inieu=Ruteu a~uet3si9t, ri Sic IRE iu
fiibten, bod tpsrpu Sbntn ale 9prtbeile %gtbctsn,
uel1t g@ctre rfftrirsu. Iabiufruaeu I'M 2hrtau
Tr. 5, r9unt ocr @altiulorez'6tbduos. ode 2dltis
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

BON ben 252,382 3etruten,
Die 1898 i'm oeutifen Seare uno in Der
Marins eingeIteat nuroen, 6utten
252,O12 S6uG6ilpung in oeuti6er
@praGs. 1877 SAuIbiIoung in fremOer
Sprafs, 173 tpdren o9ns S9ulbilz
bung; in Pro3ent betrug otio Die 3a9i
Der 4nulp6a6aten OCT; Die meiIten faz
men aus Den 0Itliden 2anbsst6eilen.
Nbsr ou4 bort IinO bic 3jffeyn 9sbeuz
tend 5uriidgsgan9en: R.z8. @um6inz
nen 1898: O.6, 1888: 4.6, 1873: IT;
poien 1898: 03, refp. 3.5, 12.1; So
nigsberg 0.3, reIp. 81, "A; Oppa.n
o., reip, 20, So; Marienpero2r OF,
rsIp. 40, lis.
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4llftitias gu # / m MI II g
ifnh nntPuhtiihnnn hprnient bic fiir2lirh

4llieities # THINNING
unb unteut5uBune peroient bic fir5iih
in Qifsn Tile, rs, Ing 2ebsn getrez
tsns qppala4ian : geIeni4oft IN
ibrtm strsben nut Der N6grtn5ung Ell
nes leuen Hatipndt Partes in iensr
81gero. Der Yurt plrOe nu6 ihrem
ELAINE auf einem 8s6iete bon elmer
Miuion Nter i'm fpeItliden Noro@@az
roljna uno i'm DItl;den Sennsf1es Die
Great Smpftn, Bic 9afIum, glat uno
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Dreiunoo:er5ig ber gergg;pFsl srreiGen
cine 906e BON ie65tduIenb SUB. 9a5
Gsbist lit prd4tig htpdlOst. .-Yrofsiz
for @ran fano bort ms6r ein6simiif2
8dumartsn beiIammen, ais EiA 5piz
fdsn Der "at!dntiI den Suite uno Dem
Se~Iien9sb;rqe befinosn. Die 5Slora osS
Noroens unD oss Siibsns triFTt bort
3uiammn. Oas 6errI;he &iimu mir
De ben 9eIu6ern 81 allen 3sittn be5
Su6rss gu Itatten fommsn. Der dit
telpunft bisie5 B~araDisIe5 purDe pas
bon uns Dor einigen WD6en unge>
taufte Orintemerd(loa3 iein.
Sn Tep Oort 6aben lie
geItern ben Sai4lng %bsgonnen.
yWrion," Der MeiIter De5 6umors, mar
natiirIif Der GrIte. Sein 9anspurli
begr;iBte geTtsrn N6sno Die Narrsngez
mInbe, tpie fol9t:
uO6 8riiden poer 5unnei uns psr6:nz
ben,
Ob Tie ben Nguinalpo enblid fjnosn,
Ou5 madt mir peber Gorge, nod
0erbrub
limb trii6t mir niht Der 6reube Sod
9enuB.
DEM am 3reitDnigstag Tin i4 gu
6auis,
Gmpfanqe Sung unb DIT in msintr
8lauIs
limb babe fir Die 0amen, litb uno
trdut,
Soaar Sriumpbe&60gen oufgebaut.
Drum eilt berbei, SIR t0nnt in Oieien
Ruumen
Der frORn 2auns Ssli9fsit our4trduz
men,
unb Our6 bes 5aidings 3au6ertport
5lmDr
Gri6l!eBt ii6 Gut Der Narr6eit goI0'>
nes ShOrl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

0puiS Scfcr

Qou;g Grtrr o%riirbtrr Ciottc pom Sbereiu 9cder.
sic sS~'s sS StSi5i Inn finDct d ~ ., Den 10.
3aulor, SIS DiorQcus, BON iCinsr lt5teH Wo1z
nunQ. Rr. ITO, GatbeOral:5 trabs aIs nnG Damn
uab Der ct. MGpboniussRirtt itatt, loo,tlDf enc
g?eouitm =NisIle iHr icine See!elrubt Qtieien ipiro,
NetroiQuro pripatir,. Sittc, feline StnHfH!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
Mputag, BEN 8. Sanner 1900.

Ole GnthulIun8 besgi5z
mard 0entmals Dor DEM Eef1sta9sz
Gsbdube 1T auf ben /. @prii 1901 felt=
afiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

Der biebere Or, Same on
bat iih, ol5 Die Safe in GiiDafrita
ungtmiitbIi6 spurbs, geOriidt uno be-
finoet Ii6, ME 2onooner 8lGtter id3tn,
r~incp9nito" in Der englii6en Gitg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
SuiS SlauTuf

Gs itar6 ON :. aanuar. Il llbr iriib, 2nis
@laufuB, Q~clicbter 8atte pon G%liiabctb. 9lautnb,
50 Sabre uno ) Mouats aft. Sic &ccr0tQnnG lin
bet mUrQcr II, SicuitaQ, Ratmtttd9s 2 ugr, pom
iciucr g9obnunQ, Nr. IA, Q8tfts6rantltn=S trobr,
aus unf Der Observation-Disclosures" tatt. Ster=
binuna pripatim. VI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

Oie por sinigsr Set in
Der gerliner S;eQes1lIee oe~rItiimmelter
8iii ten Ipntn auf d0srh0fItsn 8efe6l
nif)t erqGn3t, ionoern erneusrt tperpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
Nene In;dgem
3ur Gamricht.

@aitimorc, nh, 4. Sonuor 1900.
Aaues ~. @ooptr bat an beutiGsu Gage uno
Satum ppu 4lura y. noopcr, in Girmu yon g.
y. @ooptr & 90, olc @nrsbte uno S~ntsreitn III
benz in Gr. 129, gtorozGutalu= StraBe, ~aeiibrteu
3tltcz, 5!aQarEz uno Sommeroat=8cibGft itbtrz
nommeu. Ger btiagte Somcs N. Sooper ipjrO
ale @utbabtu Der Qtuannten Sirmu cintaiiireu rnO
fir ocrcn idmmtli6e %~crpili6tungen perontloOrt=
l9 itin.
Sauro y. @cpper,
Sannee ~. 6poprr.
Bur ReaIaubiolra: SSdltcr Smitu. (S(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

Der o6eifif9e Nationalz
8erein bon NorodmsrTfa" bereitet Elm:
MaFen : Grfuriion noh Oeuti6lanO
por, Die am 10, Mdi nit Dem n8rai
WaloerIse" Don NspzOorf ubgeben
IoQ. prsiis Der 8unpfubrt 100, reIp,
80 Dollars. Wenn Der 8roB6er5pg
feline Tlotte fAidt, tim feline 9etreuen
~ub5u6oIsn, fa6ren mir audi nit. DER
1~1nternebmer 1T Cart Wur3er, Or. 318
Big 319, @ammonp Building, Detroit,
Mih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08
9fadrnf.

3ur Grinnerung al msiue licbc Wtutter
saunrsuuec sutbarSt.
pelts bcuts oor 6 Sabren ~ocfOrben, absr ni6t
~perQeien lit. D.,
Moitr wtlfen uno ocri6piHocn,
W{nnde idut als Gnoipc alb;
Gauur, oaB i@ nod 6rcunoe tlnoeit,
3rtnncu lie ibou 500 uuo @rab.
gn, 10 it's! Der NlaB lit lttr;
Meine Wutttr iii uibt mcbr!
@e,piocllt bon ibrcr 2O6ter Gpa Satr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-08

nTo9 E Dermf)e.." risf
Der amsrifdniI fe N0lsr, as sr uber
ieinsn 1eusn 8eliBung2n, Den Suiuz
Snleln, i6ps6te uno IN Der NorotiIte
BON 8orneO Die Snlel So5utu err
blidte, uno prompt bibt9 Ct ieine
SLaooe.