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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14
CoIonists for Tennessee Farms

New York. June S.-Superintendent
of the outdoor poor, George Blair. has
written a letter to James R del VeIchio
vice president and general manager OF
the Tennessee Farm Company. al
Louisville, KY. in forming him that
ten families are preparing to start foE
Tennessee at any time that the trans
portation should be forthcoming.
Some time ago. Mr.. del Velchio wrote
to Superintendent Blair, SAYING he
wanted to get young family men to 60
to Tennessee and locate on his farm
lands. He would supply ~transporta-
ton and homes, pay board en- route,
etc. and start the families in perma-
nent life on farms.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14

Commencement time is most interest
ing. 1t brings back the past. 1t
makes one something young again
as in mind he associates with youth
with ebullient hope and a joyous, happy
heart. But the trouble with a journal
list at such a prolonged season is that
there are so many reports, so many
sermons, so many addresses, so many
graduating discussions. that he can
not read one twentieth. and to read all
would tax five pairs Of eyes and five
brains. So it is about abandoned in
despair.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14
A Nigh or Terror.

awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave General Durham,
of Machias, Me-, when the doctors said
she could not live till morning" writes
Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who attended her
that fearful night. All thought she
must soon die from Pneumonia, but
she begged for DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, saying it had more than once saved
her life, and had cured her of Consump-
ton. After three small doses she slept
all night, and it's further use complete
ly cured her" This marvellous medi-
cine is guaranteed to cure all Throat,
Chest and Lung Diseases. Only soc
and $1.OO. Trial bottles free at r. r.
Bellamy's.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14
home FOLKS.

The truck farming section of our
state is Icing freely written about this
season. Mr.. Curtis, the able CORES
pendent of the Chicago Record-Herald,
one of the best Of newspapers, had one
or more communications, we believe,
as to Eastern North Carolina.
The New York Sun has a paper Of
interest upon the yankee Colony in
Columbus county.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14
The New Minister from Siam

Washington, June 1.-The state de-
partment has been informed that Phya
P~hetchada has been appointed v
extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary OF Siam to the United States and
hat the appointment to this post IN
cludes no other country. Mr.. Phetcha-
da is said to belong to one Of the Lead
ing families of Siam.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14
The Anti-Cfgarette Law Valid

Marshalltown. Iowo, June SIN the
district court today the Iowa anti
cigarette law was held constitutional.
The court, through Judge Burnham,
held that the property of cigarette
dealers and the owners of buildings
where it shall be proved that cigarettes
are sold may be attached for the pay
ment of tax levied under the new law.
The case will be appealed. it is stated.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14
Seriously Injured on Base Ball
Grounds.

Philadelphia, June Thomas MUIR
ply, ground keeper of the Philadelphia
American league base ball club, was
arrested tonight and is being held 20
await the result of serious injuries re-
ceived by Dennis McGillicuddy, broth
er to Manager Connie Mack, and a tick
ct seller on the grounds. McGillicuddy
was found unconscious with a f%ractur-
ed skull in a dressing Of the ball
park yesterday afternoon. How he re-
ceived his injuries is a mystery.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14
Judge Taft to be Governor OF the Phil
fDpineS

Washington, June 7.-When Judge
Taft, of the Philippine commission be
comes the head of the civil government
in the Philippine islands he will have
the title of governor. While it is ex-
pected that he will become governor Of
the Philippines about July LIST, there
may be some delay, as the civil govern
mental machinery may not be ready al
that date.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14
A Monster Devil Fish

Destroying its victim, Is a type Of
Constipation. The power of this muir
derous malady is felt on organs and
nerves and muscles and brain. There's
no health till it's overcome. But DR..
Kings New Life Pills are a safe and
certain cure. Best in the world for
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
Only rs cents at r. r. Bellamy's.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14
To Wait for a Lucky Day

Shanghai, June San imperial edict
issued June 9Th announces that owing
to the hot weather and the advanced
age of the dowager empress, the return
of the court to Pekin has been post
poned until September 1st. which the
astroIogers pronounce to be a Lucky
day on which to commence a journey.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14
A Blunder

Will often cause a horrible Burn
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arni
ca Salve, the best in the world, viii
kill the pain and promptly heal 1t
Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers
Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Erup.
tions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only
% cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Solo
by r. R. Rellamy. ,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14

The Messenger will be gratified if the
North Carolina exhibit at the Charles
ton Exposition shall urn out to be as
full and satisfactory as is anticipated.
The value Of it, as reported, will be
quite SIS, 900, or possibly as much as
800, 900. Mr.. Eruner and Prof.. Holmes,
the state seologist hold this opinion.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14

THROUGH Pullman SIeepers rom HIM.
10 ali points North. South and South
west.
Train 3s-Leaving Hamlet at $40 a m.
takes passengers from Train No. s.
leaving New York at 1855 p. m. BaltI-
more at 5:45 p. m. Washington ESQ y.
$50 p. m. Norfolk go D. m. Raleigh
4:10 a. m. arriving at Hamlet a. 100
a. m. From Train IS. leaving Atlanta
at 500 p. m. Athens u:s3 p. m. Chester
4:I0 a. m. Charlotte SD d. m. Monroe
sos a. m. arriving at Hamlet at 7:4O a.
m. From Train No. 60. leaving Jackson
willie at 1856 p. m. Savannah Ii:& p. m.
Columbia 3:& a. M. arriving at Hamlet
at 7:f0 a. m.
For tickets. Pullman reservations. etc.
apply to Thomas D. Meares. General
Agent Wilmington. N. g.
r. E. L. BUNCH.
GENIAL Passenger Agent.
Al NJ. BARR,
LIST V. p. and General Manager
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14

After lately reading an elaborate and
very interesting paper in a British
monthly on Spain and its prospects, we
are not surprised to read a dispatch
from Madrid of the 5th instant. stat
ing that the kingdom is torn by dis
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14

Ii was not Judge Hobson, a native
North Carolinian, who was reported
dead. He is living and is the father Of
Capt. r. P. Hobson, the hero of he
Cuha WAR
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14

At the monthly meeting Of the board
Of managers of the American Bible
Society, Rev. J.. P. Wragg. of Newman.
Ga, was appointed as special agent
to work among the colored population
Of the southern states.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14

0ook'sD Duchess Tablets aresuceoaufuUv
I'D monthly by oser 10 o00iadies. Pdce
Sl& By mail, $lS Send 8 ceuts foc
~ We and particulars. The Cook O.
k,odwafd I'VE DeCude. Nj.
=. HICKS HUNTING. WILMINGTON
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-14
4 TLANTTc COAST LINE r. n co.
Schedule In effect June 9th. 1901.
Departures from Wilmington.

rs II ooi.
NoRTHBoUND.
DAILY NO. H-Passenger Due Mag
a m. GoidsSoro ian ?. m. VII.
?. m; TarbOro s;sI ?. m. We:
Do" M Az K & m,sn s''f s:s :. s n.
n1a p. m. Baltimore I.e a m.
F =oais0 ssss = m. m" fBos m S 500
DAILY 10. a-nasseneer-Due Mas:
p. m. GoidsSoro s:s1 p. m. VIII
ssa ?; z aos ;; N Noun IT, h!s 3. g.
1925 a. m. Petersburg 2:4e a.
m. Richmond $50 am. Wash
So = q: Fa,isdelpssa isss
Boston 800 D m.
DAILY NO. 5.-Passenger.-Due Jack
except sonvile Alb p. m. New Bern
Sunday $40 ,. m.
DAILY No. 5.-Passenger.-Due Lake
s:s p. NJ Waccamaw ass ?. m. Chad
M: Fo7enee rs p. m, Sumter
az p m, Columbia lo:s ?: m;
1855 a m, Macon Ills q. m. At.
lanta 1895 pm Charleston Ills
p. m. Savannah 2:i5 an, Jack
sonville $50 am. St. Augustine
1880 a. m. Tampa 1000 p. m.
WEST BOUND.
DAILY NO. REPRESENTATIONS Fay
800 A. II. etteville 1905 p. m. leaves Fay
etteville 12:25 p. m. arrive
Sanford 1:k3 p. m.
ARRIVALS AT WTLMINGTON.-FROM
THE NORTH.
DAILY NO. 4s.-Passenger-Leava tBos-
500 P. NJ. ton 1:03 p. m. New York $3.50
p. m. Philadelphia 1920 a. m.
Baltimore 2:o5 a m. Washing
ton 4:0 a. m. Richmond 9:0S
a: m. Petersburg GAS a m,
Norfolk 900 a.. m. Weldon u:50
a. M. Torboro 1921 p. m,
Rocky Noun 1852 p. m. VIII
son 2:4O p. m. Goldsboro 800
p m, Warsaw 4:22 p. m. Mag
nolia ASS o. m.
DAILY NO. Al. = Passenger.-Leave
9:S A. NJ. Boston 1900 night. New York
S:55 a. m. Philadelphia I:33 a.
m. Baltimore 1:+6 p. m. WASH
ington 3:12 p. m. Richmond
m. Norfolk 2:a p. m. Weldon
$40 p. m. TTarboro 600 p. m.
Rocky Mount Sis a. m.
boro Gas a m. Warsaw 7:3s a.
m. Magnolia 7:51 a m.
DAILY NO. 61.-PaSSenger-Leave New
except Bern 900 a. m. Jacksonville
Sunday 1925 a. m.
Io1E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Sir Wnhe.

0as NOR bic IeBte @o9e bes Sc.
Gpngrehes, am Montag Mittag IL
ubr lit bic S9ule aus uno nur nod
bsr Senat, Der Elm permanenter &0r=
per 1T, fat nod einige @pGen gu ar
heiten unb bic neuen grnennunqen
bes prdIiosnten gu beItdtigsn.
@pr feds poer a9t Sabren |6loB
elm gongreB nit elmer 8iuipn Dollars
acknowledgement, mas eroBes WufIeben
erreqte, benn ss linb feline breibia
Sabre ber, buB ielbIt 5inan5lsute BE-
boupteten. 10 piel 9elo fei gar ni6t
fliIlig gu MAIDEN. Sas mar, ols
8ismard bon 5ranfrei9 flint Mil=
liarben 5ranes uls &rsgsenti9dbi=
cunq forberte. Die Gepublit par
ober einmal elm 8iqionenlano eetporz
ben unb bic Nuseaben gingen ni6i
mebr suriid. fis i6ponsn tmmer nod
msbr an. 6eute BADEN mir es 6ereits
auf $500, 100000 gebra9t, fefbit
tpenn Der YrdIibent bic fette SluB=
ll1D 3dfer : UerDtul9lr19 mil Dem
@etp belegsn ionte.
Don elmer Grtra : Siburg bea
gDngreHes lit in ben lebten Sagen
nur nod ipenfg bic 8eoe gefpefsn,
bod ean5 1T man nod ni6t barber.
Die Mrmee : 8ertpiGiguns 1T 5fpar
i'm SENATE nit Der Cuba unb p6i=
lippinen : Hefolution paiIirt, uber
aud bas 6oar'i6e Mmnoement gu
Der 9hilippinen : RefoIution 1T an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Gun ben gbiIippinen.

5rebo:e Grant I9sntt Den ProDin5iaIs
8aamten BON 8ulacan cine SABINE
{eines 9dtsrs. = Se6lgei4iagener
9eriu9 CUR 8stebrung bes Sene7
rdls Sorres.
gufqufnto, 8ulacan, %. Jebr.
-Oie S4fuBioene Der QmtsesnieBun9
Der 9ropin3ial : 8edmten BON 8uta@
con ent6ebrte ni9t zines prama:ii4en
Gbarafters. General Grant uberz
rei6te benz @ouperneur Serapio cine
Stuags, tpGds emit feinem 8ater, Dem
9rGlioenten 9rdnt, gsbDrt bate; Elm
@ei9enf, peI9es Bic 5Aipinos NIT
Gnt6uIiasmus %auFnabmen uno oarn
unter Sp9ruFen tuf 8sneral Grant
unb bic Mitglisber Der SAT- : SOM
m!iIion ben Sreueib leiIteten.
Moni1a, %. 6s6ruur. @brps
foTtomo, Der Better Der 5OoeraNienz
9artei in Malolos, eriu4ts tur3lth
8eperul 06eatpn fir etnen 9d1Iif@
16ein, UNI General Sores einsn 8sz
fu6 gu MAIDEN uno nit bemisibtn be-
3iiqli4 ieiner lls6erga6e gu perbdn@
beln, tpef9en G4ritt jebp4 Dem Snz
i%uroenten ( General berf9ieOsne b0n
befen SFreunben unb Nnbdn9ern auaz
3ursbsn beriu6ten 9sneral Bbeaton
erfiiQte aud bas 8erlangen @6rpfoitoz
mos, bod ieBte man benz 2eBtsren in
Malolos 10 LANCE gu, ben 8eiu4 BET
Sores gu unterlafen, baB er lt4 binz
iebte unb Dem 2eBteren nur ernsn
8rief f9rieb. BIS jeBt 1T auf osnIelz
ben fsine 4nitport eingetdufen.
Sn fri6eren Snfurgentsn : 0iitrifz
ten breitet Ii4 bic prozameritdnii9 DIT
9eTimung peiter aus. Sci @amalig
in Der 9robin3 4lban, Blk frH6er elmer
Der i9limmiten SammelpldBe ber Snz
iurgenten mar, 6aben 223 SuIurgenz
ten freipiGg ben Sreueio 9ele:itet;
bas 9.eids t6atsp 584 Perfonen in
Der 9egeno BON Galombd.
Capt. G6uIe bat nit elmer Q6thel@
lung bes q. gtegimenis auf elmer pre'z
tGgigen Quffldrungs Expedition 200
S%nIurgsntsn bertrisben unb bas0aupt@
lager beg 9ebro @obaGes 5eritOrt, =
2ieut. Sames nit elmer 46t6eiGung ots
8. Snfanterie : 8egiments ubsrfisl Elm
RGuberlager b2i Macquiling, Snitl
9olo, t0otete 5pei Wfunn, ma6te 175
8efangene uno psrni6tete 20 5onnsn
ReFa unb anbere @orrGt6s. - DIR
&reu3er r8rootlpn" 1T pon 6ongfOng
na9 Manilo Suriidgetsfrt.
8egep Garmon unb @arron3a, bic
beiben a%n9eis6eren 9oufItute, pel4e
bei8uGoigt iinb, nit ben Sniurgenten
in DISQUALIFICATION 8e3ie6ungen g.
itanOen gu haben. 1T naus5 8epej5z
Moterial entbedt porben unb Biz I'M
terIu6ung pfro auF bo5 @nergiI4Ite
tpeitergefI6rt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

maiden, BON Dem ~erlan9ten Q0Iegeio
$4,000 5uriid gu eritatten, tptnn
ibnsn StrdflOfigteit 3ugsIihert piro.
9oli3eidsf Oonobue bdlt Die 9d4i4ie
bon Dem 8riefe fir S4pinoei, audi
GupabD ietber 3psifslt, OBJ bsritlbe
pirfli9 bon Der GGub4rbanpe btr>
rii6rt. @kid8eitig aber ertldrt er, bic
ousgeiebts 8elobnung perbe duf telz
nen San 5uriidgs3ogen unO bic Ser
folgung Der 8anbiten ni4t e6er e:ng's
fteGt p&rpen, dis BIS lie pingfef ge@
ma9t porben 1inb uno lire Strdfe
srhnItsn hIttpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

6einri6 9art. elm San
nertrG9er bes nMonismus" nsue tier
Sacon unb Der r8orgeI4ritten ten" Ell
ner, uribeilt b09it obfGGig iibsr bas
S6eater bon beute. Wenn ii9 bic
G4aubibne psnigitens nod ben
S9ein etbe, i'm Otsnite Der b0beren
@eiibesfultur gu its6en. 10 ssIdsr
bas aus @ei6dftsriidIi9ten. Oieie
Meinung greift in ben &rsiIsn De:
tpa6rbaft @sbilbsten oler Gambler, ni9t
gum minoeften bei uns in ben Ser.
Staatsn, INNER mebr um Ii9. SslbIt
Die bur6 Reflame otn meiIten 6inauFz
geI6roubtsn Hitter beg litsrarif6en
parnaf1es liefern 5upeiIen cine Waors,
bic ii4 gegen bic 8laiiit Der 9or5eit
psr6dlI, pie Msiiing ssgsn Cob. ST.
bes CUTE Bud, ia, man6er 2eitartifet
Der beFsra 3situneen (ois BEL uns
a~uerbines aA9 re9t biinn geIGt 9inb)
gtpd6rt me6r 4~nrseune unb geiltigen
9enub, als bos @ros unisrsr hutiz
gen bromatii9en 5abritution, bon Der
9dufi9 gerlug Der @srs gilt, ben Ssfar
glument9al in friibsren Sagen f4rieb:
DAP 0u nur f6rsibtit, UNI @slp 3uz
riid5ulesen,
SIT nod bas @in5ige, mas i4 a4ten
lam,
Senn i4risbit 0u, mas Du i4reibit,
Der Sa6e pegen,
Quf tpslder Stufe itInb'i Ou bann?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

Gin.s rtibsn Mnnnss Mitt5eilung, Oub sr fat ieir
CanSts unat6tures Ytrm0gtr ruObltbdtig.n Wsrftn
gu tpiom,n o,Otntt, bat oisl 9istuifOn %augsr,gt, unb
sipar aus Dem 8runpt, neil oamit pisl Roth gslju<
bert unb oiel Suites g:tba; ptrDtn lDirO. 6 1T nos
tiirli6 Elm lob,ns,pertbss Sstrsbtn, bod gi:bt ,s NOD
pi.ls anOtrt Mitt.l. ip.l6t ebsniO utl Suites lutu,ss
%brjngsu. Nsbmt J. 3. 6oft.tttr's Wlgtnbitt.rs -
oas qrobc amarifaniibt 6%ejlm:ttel fir ale gtdoerz
libel. Sit fini)is Subren bat es 9eritopiunq, Sns=
p;pfe, @aI,osraiitung, Isrp0f.dt uno als bic iab!'
r,iacn u,bel q,btilt, Dslde BON ibpl6tr 9srOauung
b%trtOmren. 0isie Msoijin piro Den .mptinoli9ittn
reeelmGsiQer SbGti9tti erbalt,n. Sc 1T elm tpunz
bspol,s, trdftigenoes 8tlsburgss uno glutsRtubilz
Dunes+Ritttl; ebenio elm 9robarttgsg .9iutreiniz
qurqss uno TtrpenzS tdrfung sntitttl. IS if aIpb
rim 9rdpentipmittsG fir Mllariu, Gi,btr unb taltes
6itber. @,rlanat .s unD bsit:bt huruuf, oub 5br es
bsfommt. ssbt ju, oab uniert 9riuat=S tcuermarfs
ben Sals Der 6laite btoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Ilt IN
8ul. Gumb1. TtrhJtI &oO9L
90 ulorulaup= Sabu.

4sttt Al %. &ootm 81 o 1879 f.(, \ &FafE
O. S"S S3nrs.ng S5HtQju8, olu9tllHlt, x. h W'a
az 81 nm Dem Su9tH NM, du59tn0mnlsH SoaHs
gag" p - q, sg15a, Johannesburg, TaFtiHsbur0
Eno aus en- 0 n 5snRtaqs g.
% s1aar7tng Vort, 9. & p:9ig. una p5npt:a
- T7rie 6ti!:b BON G~m0rpsSroot, GarIis.s UNI v. L
SO g5sTstns 0augtLinit! ss55iggptnsea52R ST:S,'
"a - Glorqeus - R0b unions9rlogt, Oor!, @ttiD5'
2S5 'Qatu, -~Gfommoontiou mad Inion'gr-25$
32 gadm.-GrpreB nab 90rt E5o y. K \
AS 0~a6m.-JrprsB Quutts an Der S1uptLgL, V
pis 5TreoriG, 6mmitsbur9 UNI 55.pD.r5o0.s'
$50 Ri6m.IaftommOOatiOn nab Gmo.74.I,C s'
& Ia. acknowledgements nlt uEI2nsS ..ss'
lbs a6esos-Atfomm1oat!On nab Emo'''2'''"
9ur SOEHtlqs .-n-n..
o Ok Observation-Disclosures rad uH'on@S'''s~
IMP 6aHODet. ,-:,, ypr,no,
235 Radm.-gHommoodt;on nab N7loN.SkrDS'
400 @u6m.-attommp01I,on n01 gMysg.I9rccrs
1855 Qbtnes-GttommnOat on nap g ~ 4 T"5rfsi5t.
Rin.t,s urD 8spddsgurcau III, A-sSL..5Ssrs' -
,8uQs balten an DR. lluj0us EtHall.9"-. 49,
SnItorz uro Wllbro6.= i9}orta.@p' St~''O" XII
e R. 5ooO, GsH.C1.='e' .grcs,t
9. 8. &risDolo, Cih''-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
GrieOrid1 Etihel.

Gs farb na6 fur ,er 6ranf6:it unier innigt aes
liebt.r 8atts unb Batter 6rieDri9 sti3el i'm Altcr
bon IS Sabren. Die 9eer0igung iinoet 2 0 n II
tag, ben 8. mGrj, g}abmitt1gs , ltbr, pom
9rurerbaui,, Nr. IS, etsNontqomerps Strabs, aus
albf Der uopnsQurfzGemeterp" matt. I'm itilt
S6.ilH1bms bittst bic trau.rnOe Satin nsbft &in:
bern.
8srtt6s sti6t1. acborsns Rlsiu6snn.
CAL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

Oas 9ebabren bes Qb=
rllrols ~Sampion. Der Inter Offi5isre
tpe9en i6rer Qbitommung ni4t gu Of
fl5leren bsfOrosrt ieben min, fam man
ni9t ariltptratiI4 %ipnbern nur arituz
frdbia nenren. 1@inc. 0p(fsbll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Sie Beif in Sunairifa.

Die Na9ri9ten aus Der &apitaot
1ino bur9 bic englii9e gsniur felt
gtusbru9 bss &risses 10 5ugeI tuBt
poroen, baB mar f9on Gan9e 3psifeI
an ibrsr Ri9tigtsit esbeet bat. Wenn
nun efnen Sag na4 benz anberen uber
bas nmIi9greifen Der 8eulenpeit In Der
&apfolpnis beriatet pirb, 10 oarf man
annebmen, paB bic Sa9e in Wirflidz
lett nod i4limmer tsbt, als bic off
5ienen Na9ri6ten auge6sn. Der
Id}!par5s Sob fommt ben 8uren gu
9ilfe; CT miro am Gnbs gar Der srfOigz
rsf6its 9elfer Der 8uren, me6r als Spz
plus unb @nteritis. bic feline Meg6ersi>
Ter tparen unb pisl msbr 0pfer geForz
bert baben, aGs ale SGmpfe. Wenn
Snpbus unb Hubr nit Der Si9s!
f6nittsn, mGbt bic psIf nit mG6tigsr
Senfe i'm britifdsn Seere; uub 9eraoe
bic brftii6en Solbatsn 1perben unter
Der Ssnie porsusstpeiie fa1en, oa tire
@iberftanbsfrdft in Dem 1n9stpobnten
&fima nur gering lit, unb elm anie6nz
lider She'll berielben i9on berieudt
mad Mfrifd fommt - ni6t nit Der
geit, aber bod berieu3t nit kimlf9en
&ranfbeiten. Mit ben ianitdrsn MaBz
reeeln fat ss, bas baben Ner5te, &ranz
fsnpflsgsr unb 8sri4teritatter oft ssz
riiqt, in bieiem 8riege Itets gebapert.
lnb tpsnrt, tpis bur9 PriDutnu9ri4z
ten befannt ge~tporben, bereits Dor etz
1iden Wo9sn, fiinfaig uno mebr SOOte
auf ben Sag fommsn, 10 bat Die Stu
DIE 6erets cine Wusoebnung angenomz
men, bab fis f9per tpieoer ein5ubdmz
men iein pirb. Das Nisberreiben
ODER @erbrennen infi3irter 9ebdube,
bas8ertilgen Der Ratten u. b9l. fommt
gu ipdt, am tpis kbtes Sabr in 9lasz
gop ober Sporto Der peIt 9err gu tperz
ben. S8on mebr als einmaG tit Der
f4tparoe SOB Der 9elfer i'm &rtege gez
porbsn. Qls Sanbsrfb bon QFprien
7O1 b. CIR. Ssruialsm bebrGngte, ftarz
ben an Der 9sit 8 5000 Manp Der
8ela9erer. nnb ba Tie ii9 bes Mor=
gems aufma6ten, 1tsbe, ba lag 4Ges
eitel tobte 2ei4rame, beiBt es 2. &D=
nioe 10, IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Gin 8nrih[na silr MItr.

Omabd, Hebr., %. Sebruar. =
8on ben Gdubern, peq9e Dor &ur3em
isinen So6n seitpblen, fat Goparb
u. Guba6n. fen, heute einen 8rief erz
bdlten, tporiu bic 8anbiten bic SfFerte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Trcitas, ben 1. Mars 1901.

Peffimiteu bebuupten,
m ben Sabrrt<Nttien, pel9e jeBt i'm
Charlie fino, befinoe ii4 genus Wafer.
UNI oue BARN angele9ten 8srm0gen gu
eridufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

lSp gebt Gtner mad Sem
Qnbsren! Dm. @barts, elmer Der be-
riibmtsIten 4bbofaten IN Der 5peiten
6Glfte beg leBten Sa6rbunberts, lit
tobt. gr mar Der 8srt6eibiger bes
9rGIioenten Sobnion in isinem SIM
pea9ment : Pro3eB, er mar Der 8erz
i6eibiger Ssnrp 90. 8ee6er's. SpGtsr
mar err Stadtsl lretdr uno Senator
unb hat in bieisn SteGungen benz Gam
be groBe Oienite gsleiitet. Sn ben Ies>
len Sa9ren ieines 2e6ens mar er err
blinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
SpbeSfnne

Mm q. Sebrudr Score Gieoler, A
Sabre oft.
Sim 81. G,bruar 8 hottie Graub, 20 SABRE
alt.
elm 26. Stbruur QitIian G.. On. 9eB, 81
SABRE. oft.
Nm 26. Hebrrar Gliiabrtb Rlobs.
gm q. 6sbruar 8 ranfQ u. Rrsbs, 81 Sabre
alt.
Sim 25. 6sbruar Mdgeis 6. 66uGa 16
Snbr, oft.
@m %. 6sbruar 6 ii iabet @itGanb.
&m 26. 6sbruar albert Sanusubsra,
81 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Geinrih Recfcr.

Eg tarb am q. Jsbrlmr 1901 @eiurib 9rdsr i'm
Glitter bon 60 6abren. Dir 9ssrDiaung finOst b II {
~sSreitae, ben /. MGr3, 9a6mittoQg 8 llbr, bon SIR.
los. a0Oiion54qtp, aus uuf Der pgGsiternSG ]tnlettrp"
TAFT. 60)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

gu etuem 3peiten &rs=
mien45aa f9ent ii4 bic S4pulitdl
bes Nsp@gprfer Mntpaltss patrid
ous3utpa4ien. Ser Mann tpurbs rrz
1prungli4 tpegen @r6i9let9ersi uno
5dli9ung oss Seitamsntss, zines Mils
ltorldrs perbuftst, isbt tretsn 8etpeife
berpor, odB ct ben Mann bergiftet bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
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Mamie Ieubert.

Gs tarb Donnerftaa, ben q. 6,bruar, Wami:
Neubert, eeltebts 3odter BON Sobu uuD NtarD 9tsu=
bert, i'm Ilter bon 20 Sabr,n uno 9 Nionaten. Sit
@eerDieunp finoet g o int q q, Rn9m;ttugs 2 llbrr
pripatim itatt. (60-1l