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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
Important Utterances.

Among the members OF the cabinet,
the presidents speech last night, with
it's pointed allusion to the principle of
subsidies as means Of charging trans
portation facilities for expanding trade Of
Greater America, with the shining pic
ture he drew of the commercial posi-
bilities in the Orient under the ''open
door" policy in China, to which his ad-
ministration has secured the adherence
of the other powers, is regarded as an
exceedingly important utterance, and
one which will Instantly rivet the ar
tention of the country. His reference
to the action Of the Tennessee legisla-
ture, which half a century ago claimed
that the cotton trade of the Orient be-
longed legitimately to the south, is con
sidered particularly forcible.
Vicksburg, with its swarming memo
ries of the civil war, was reached at
$3.50.
At 10 o'clock the porty left for Jack
son, Miss. There a stop Of few min
utes was made, and the special went OH
TO New Orleans, arriving there at 4:30
p. m.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
KNOTTY PROBLEMS
CONCERNING CHINA
s-r
Considered by Commanders
of Foreign Forces.
CAN'T TRUST MANDARINs

Question of Administration a Most
Serious One Proposed Scheme of
Evacuation-Interch of Opinion
Among Generals.
PEKING, May Field Marshal Won
Waldersee, in the letter which he sent
to the ministers today as the reply of
the generals to the views of the minis
ters regarding the military questions
discussed yesterday by the generals in
conference, says a garrison of 5000
should be left as Tien-T -Tsin-France,
Great Britain, Germany and Japan to
contribute l., 400 men each and Italy to
contribute 400 men. To garrison Shan
Hal Kwan, France, Russia, Great Brit
ain and Germany are TO contribute 800
men each an6 Italy one company until
the forts are razed. So long as any
forces occupy Chinese territory the for
el9n military commanders must exercise
the full authority of civil administra-
tlon. according TO the principle estab-
hshed at The Hague in 1899 The Chi
nese may remain i'll Pao Ting Flu and,
partly, IL Tien-Tsin.
Besides the 5000 men in Tien Tsin
district, warships, which must always
be i'll the Pei Ho, will preserve commu-
milton with the international feet at
Taku.
Question of Administration.
To allow their administration to de-
pend in any respect on the mandarins
will be an utter imposibllity. Frictions
would arise Immediately and result IN
trouble, which should be avoided
When the troops of Tien-Tsin are re-
duced to 1000 by the granting of, possi-
bly,, quarter Of the concessions, then
the question Of an absolute admlnistra-
ton may be considered.
The creation of a chief command is
desirable for purely military reasons, as
in cases of disorder or troubles of any
kind military measures will be required.
These measures must take place where
these troubles occur, and the authority
Of the commanderin-c chief must also ex.
tend TO the legation guard at Peling.
Count Won Waldersee thinks the min
tster's statement that there had never
been military administration or a per-
manent military organization III Peking,
as troops with banners cannot be con-
sldered as such, to be incorrect, as his
investigation showed that strong gar
rlsOn or troops was at Pel{in, with the
latest modern arms
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGs, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. It's perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, and it's acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get it's beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY NEW YORK. n. z.
For sale by all Druggists. Price Soc per bottle
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
Hanged Herself.

CAMP HILL, Ala, May miss Dora
Reaves, a young lady of this place,
hanged herself yesterday. She had re-
Gently been affected with epileptic in
sanity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
from a Letter J70m S1anitevt11e, s. g.,
Dated mug. 26th 1889.

At the age OF 50 with 25 years of active practice,
7 am a careful observer and cautious in endors-
Iug proprietary medicines but can conscientious
" endorse your Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic
5s one of the best combination remedies for Chill
and Feve~ have ever used It corrects the vltiated
secretions of the liver relieves costyeness and pro-
notes the absorption and assimilation of food, thus
fulfilling All the indications claimed for it.
Yours truly,
I. P. EDWARDS, M. D.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
KNOWN IN JACKSONVILLE
Chestnut and Jordan Are Recalled
by Floridians.


by Floridians.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May Owen,
W. Chestnut and Clifford r. Jordan,
charged with holding up and rohbing
an express car near Macon several
nights ago, and who are under arrest at
Macon, are we'll known here.
Chestnut was for number of years
sergeant of police and later a detective
for the Seaboard Air Line. He drank
whisky TO great extent. Jordan is
young man whose parents reside III the
interior of the state, 80 miles south of
here. He was arrested here on several
occasions and charged with stealing,
but his father always settled the mat
ters out of the court.
Knocked out In Mississippi.
JACKSON, Miss, May /. - Auditor
Cole wires the Manhattan Fire Insur-
ance company of New York: "In view
of the impairment of your capital, your
authority to do business in Mississippi
is hereby suspended until the deficiency
is made good.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
Pacificat1on OF philippines.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The war de-
partment this morning received the fol-
lowing cablegram from General Mac.
Arthur at Manila: Quentin Sales,
island of Iloilo, surrendered on April
22 Organized opposition in that island
is ended =
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
PAN AMERICAN SHOW
OPENED TO WORLD
No Formal Ceremonies Mark
the Occasion.
THESE WILL OCCUR LATER

Nevertheless, the Beautiful Rainbow
City Was Well patronlzed by the
Peopie-AIl Sati. led With Extent
and Grandeur of the Fair.
BUFFALO, May 1.-The exposition was
thrown open this morning, ana notwish .
standing it had rained ali night and the
weather conditions were bad. large
crowds assem- bled at the gates TO enter
as soon as they were thrown open. The
grounds were well patroni2e1 by those
vino desired to be present at the open.
ing. At 6:30 0 clock the rurnstiles
clicked, and the first Of millions Of peo-
pie who will visit the beautiful rainbow
city during the six months OF its exist
ence passed into the grounds t4 view
and study the products Of American in
genuity and scientific r sources and the
resources of the TWO continents Of the
western hemisphere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
A MOtheP
TO MOthePS.

I" I am the mother Of
five children" writes
Mrs. S. E. Rose, Of
Big Otter, West Va,
" and have been as
high as eight days in
the doctors hands,
and never less than
two days with any
child until the last.
Then I had used two
bottles Of DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription
and was only two
hours in the hands
Of the DOCTOR"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02

Dr.. PIsrce'S FaV0PEfe Presentation
Is W0n9an'S nS0dKcks7e. ~ owR0@
diseases Of fire WOnsanIy organs. ID
Is . wonderful medicine for moth
eFSs . making Rhe bahy'S advent
practically painless and NgviWm
abundant strength 10 nurse aR@
n00PRRk1 fire GSsREcf.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02

The above are only a. few brands of the
many we carry in stock. Send for catalogue.
All other goods by the gallon, such as Corn
sold equally as low, from Sl9S gallon ups
wards.
We make speciality of the jug trade and
all orders by mail or telegraph will have our
prompt attention. Special Inducements of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
The First Ticket.

William Z. Hamlin was permitted by
agreement 10 purchase the first tlcket.
ne having offered some time ago TO pay
$5.000 Tor rhe privilege. The ticket was
sent TO him yesterday. Al noon the
paid admissions aggregated about 81 900,
the majority OF the visitors being en-
ployes or others entering on passes.
The weather conrinno.7 rhrno t4,ri.,~-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02

Another Million Going Abroad.
New YORK, May l. 1.-Lazard Freres
will ship 1000, 900 on the French steam.
ship sailing tomorrow.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
TOUR
THROUGH THE SOUTH
No Big Head After the Mem
p1is Banquet.
UP EARLYIN THE MORNING

McKinley's Utterances In Defense of
Subsidy System as Means Of Expand
ing American Trade Regarded Im-
portant by Cabinet Officers.
VICKsBURG, Miss, May Through
the low, rich valley of the Yazoo the
presidential special sped southwark to-
day. Although the president and his
party did not reach the train after the
big demonstrations at the Memphis ban
quet last night until after l o'clock, the
president was up early this morning
Several times he appeared on the rear
platform and acknowledged the cheers
of the crowds at the small stations with
a wave of his hand.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02

The storm and the inevitable delays
incident to any undertaking of this
magnitude made impossible the realizag
ton of the hope that this might be the
first OF the great expositions TO be com
pIeted on its opening day. But so mach
more has already been wrought than
was deemed possible at the Inaugural
tian of the project, that all are satisfied
with the exteuC and beauty of the fair
as it appeared this morning, carried
through the beginning by the citizens
OF Buffalo, without state or federal aid.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-02
GLASGOW s LEWIS, Tailors.

SHOEUCOD
Two houssnd.of e designs seecttom
ohoiothescean and almost made
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

better i6re 3useit1nbnife-e rlanst hatz
ten, iiber bic ga1aen Ser. Staaten bin
erflGrt fporben unb bdlt feitbem an,
obqleid bisber tdsItd 3useftdnbnifa
erlangt tporben iinb. Derfel6e per>
lduft tpenigftens rnhis, unb 1T bof@
fentli1 cine baloise Beilesuns gu err
fDdrten.
Die 8uffalo'er MusfteGung tpurbe
am lebten Montas tpirtli6 erOFfnet.
Nn ben jungen Jleseln in Der
MilitGr : &aoettenf9ule Wefspoint,
bic iib bas Su9sprenen nift perfneis
fen fonnten unb fosar aufriibreriid
fpurben, TT enbli9 Elm Grempel itaz
tuirt tporben; flint tpurben fortgejagi
unb feds anberpeitig beftraft.
11eberf9pemmungen baben i'm Oft
li9en Sbeile bes Staates Sennefss,
fopie in ben gdrolinas unb Tirgts
Mas 0erbeeruneen angerihtet.
Die beutfhzenglifde Mtabemie in
Milwaufee die Gngelmann'ffe Shus
le), pel9e als @orfdule bes beutihs
ameritanifden Seminars bient, be-
cling in ~tpiirbtger Deiie ibr fiinf5igz
iGhrides SubilGum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

Ser. greife ransDftf9
gr=Miniiter 2odrob bereift Settf4:
lanb, uin bic Gntnidelung Der beut:
ifen @eef9ifffabrt gu ftubiren. Seine
Heifebriefe an ben rSemps" geben Der
Jran5ofen elm Bib bon benz groBer
Muff9pung Oeuti9lanb's auf aner
@ebieten unb ftelen bic beutf6en grz
folae als na9ahmensnertb bin. Sr
feinem leBten 8riefe meinte er, bab BIZ
maritime Gntpidelung iebes 2anoes
als @rabmeFer fir feinen Woblitanf
bienen tonne unb f9iloert bas LIBERAL
i'm beutiden Hei9s pabrnebmbare &c
beiben bon 6anbel unb 8efperbe als
bic 5ur beutfden Seemadt pahenbt
8esleiteri 9einuns. Sn anoeren Din:
gen urtbetlt 2odroD 10: Die groBt
Menge Der 8ep0lferung in Seut1d'
lamb lift eifrie proteitantii8, uno bes:
balb min ie BON Der Ginperletbune
Oeutf9 8 Oeitrei9's nidts pifen.'
rOie Oeutf4en iinb i'm @Gsemeinsr
ni9t tugenbbafter, als anbere aultur.
menI9en, aber fe perbersen hire Geblel
unb 2aiter ebenfo geflifentli4, ipte BIZ
5ranaofen bic ihrisen CUR @4au tra:
gen. Oie beliebtefte 3erftreuung fil
ale &lafen unb Nltersitufen bietet -
bic 3neipe: !9dufig fibrt Der 8rGuti.
gam feline 8raut babtn. Sic feben lid
6anb in 9anb neben einanoer. Sit
8raut trinft Bier. Ser 8rGutigam
trinft ebenfans 8ier unb ralldt babe
cine lonse pfeife. I'm Mitterna4i
trennen tie ii9, obne Elm Wort NIT etn=
amber gerebet gu baben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
%ermiidtss aus ocn Ger. Staaien

Gin 5rember fam neuli9 gu 5rau
2iS5ie Scott in aaniaszGitp,
Mo., unb bat iie, linn einen Hepolper
gu leiben. sd babe fsinen," iagte
bic Jrau. n@isGst4t Elm 5leiiaerz
mefer?" bebarrts Der SremOe auf ieiz
mem @erlansen. Baden Sic iia!"
fubr i'm 5rau Scott an. Ser Mann
cling, nabm ieboh cine Waf4letne
NIT. v9ie tbut's gum l1mbringen,"
mart er i'm Wesgeben bin. Damn iab
Trau Scott ben Sremling na4 etnem
etpa 200 SUB entfernten freien plab
duf einen gidbaum aui9reiten. Sort
befeitiate er bus cine Gnbe Der Seine,
i9lans bas anbere um ben gals, 5og
bic anie elm unb baumelte. Sbpobl
5rau Scott init nod 5pei unberen
5ralen berbetgeeilt mar, erfhOpfte
ii9 bas Srio lsbielid i'm S9reien
unb Webflassn. Our6 ben Sfanoal,
ben tie ma9ten, purbe Elm &nabe am
selpdt. Der Sunge perfudte 5tpdr,
ben Gelb ftmorb@g anbtbaten auf feline
8eine gu itenen, mar ben 8rdften bes
Mannes inbeHen ni4t genaAlen, unb
na9trdglide 6ilfe fam bereits gu
fpGt. Man fonnte ben SelbitmDroer
ntdt ibentift5tren.
DAB es aud rei9e Snbtnz
ner in unferem 2anbe giebt, lit
59pn an alerbanb 8sifpielen geaeist
tporben. Sin bemerfenspertbss Bib
BON s nbtanern ais 4rbeitz
geber bon Weiben bietet ii4 ber5eit
auf Der Occur b'Nlenez& eferbutior,
unfern Der Stuatsgrense bon Sbd1o,
unb elm Correspondent enttpirft fol-
genbe S9iloerung BON benz bortisen
Sreiben: @eeenpdrtig tit bier bas
Musiden unb fonitiee Sarmarbeit in
ponem @ange, unb elm GROCER She'll
bieies neuen 2anbes erbGlt iogar feline
erite M%usfaat. OteIes Heierpations=
2anb seb0rt gu benz beiten i'm Rorbz
tpeiten unb brinet grobe @rnten aaer
Mrten Don @etreioe, nel9e iiberbaupt
in bie1er @egenb porfommen; zines
Der pidtigiten prooufte aber 1T Der
9afer, tpel9er in ben 8ergbauzOi=
f~triften Oftli9 BON bier febr gerne gu
suten preifen sefauft ptrb. Wan4e
biefer Snbianer fDnnte maj nit rih=
tigen v&ittergutsbefibern" perslei4en;
cine Mn5abl Weiber iibernimmt BON
ibnen Qanbitide als Ydhter unb
5ablt bic Ya9t nit einem bsftimmten
She'll Der @rnte, unp nieberum am
bere Weibe arbeiten brett i'm Dienfte
biefer Rotbbdute.
Gin Qutber= n m a | tpirb
am 10. Nobember unter entfpre9en=
ben sSeierli9feiten i'm 8orgarten bes
Goncorbta=S Seminars in ct. Bouts
entbiiIt perben; es 1T benz 2ntber@
Oentmal in Worms nadsebilbet uno
nirb in 2au9bammer in 8ron5e gez
soFen. Die Soften finb. BON Der 2u=
tber : Waltber : Wemorial @hoeia=
tion," elmer felt 5pan5ig Sahren be-
ftebenben, ausMitgliebern lutberii9er
@emeinben sebiloeten @efenf9aft, 5u=
5ammen sebradt tporben. Oas gauge
Oenfmal pirb cine 9Dbe bon % SUB
baben. unridtis 1T iibrisens bic NIT
bie1er Nahridt berbunbene 8ebaupz
tung. bas Oenfmal in CT. Qonis
tperbe bas erfe 2utbersD enfmal in
ben Ser. Staten fein. .Shon felt
1885 erbebt fh Dor elmer lutberifden
Stride in W~afbineton elm herrh1es
2utberzD entmal, ebenfdns Der grob=
artisen 9duptseitalt bes 2uther=
OenfmoIs in Morms nahaebilbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Ses Wubefs 3ern.

Infer Heform : S9ulratb f9eint
in ieber Wo1e cine neue ueberra@
f9ung fir uns gu baben, mir fptflen
uns boz lauter leberraf huneen gar
ni9t mebr gu laHen. Iaes ipislt iih
natiirli9 auf bas Sbsuerfte uro Belte
binaus. DIS ber unter benz neuen
Charter ernannte S4ulratb in Sbaz
tiafeit trat, perftanb es irgenb eth
urias Seap Der &eformersi bisiem
&Drper tlar gu MAIDEN, bab er ben
sr0bten pGoasosen beg Sa9rbunperts
in Oenber entbedt babe, fpel4es Dor
40 Sabren faum eriitirte ano por 20
Sabren, als unfer Shulipfem be-
reits bunbert Sabre alt mar, taum
b06er als Elm Spielerz unb Mtnen=
Eager itanb. 8iele f4ittelten bic
aDpfe, aber ba es Heformer paren,
tpelde bas MGr9en glaubtert, 10
glaubte man nit. Der grobe S4ulz
mann fam unb mar niat better, als
iraenb elm anberer gutter Glementarz
2ebrer, bur9dlis ntht i'm Std11De,
einen mebripradigen nnterrt4t gu
c~ontroliren, unb pis bic @abrbeit
ans 2i9t fam, bate er nur eine Ser
tpanbte bes betreffenoen Reformi dull
ratbes, bic iid mad Baltimore aurid%
1ebnte, ge6eiratbet, beshalb ertldrte
man i'm fpfort fir ben qrDbten Ydz
bagogen.
Oer neue Charter f4reibt einen
1pitematif9en @eiang : l1nterrt9t
Dor nit prinsipal unb brei 9Ilfslebz
rerr. Man .idrieb mad benz @eisB
priifungen aus unb fGbige 2eute
melbeten ii9; fir bic bette Steae bait
ten bic &eformer iofort SemanDen i'm
Muse, ben iie obne jegli4e prifung
anitelen tpolten, aber Der 9err
banfte. un1ere gfeformer f4rieben
feline Yriifung aus, fonbern ri4teten
ibre Nugen mad indianapolis, uno
bort, mo bic ein3ise Muiif bas Nuisz
fen Der @hladtf9peine 1T, entbedte
maj au9 fir bisfe Notb 8ultimore's
bic ri9tise perfon, Elm SRI. place,
tpslde Mnfanss Mai fofort nit $3.50
probiforif4 als Sntruttorin Der
2ebrer engasirt fpurbe, uno na9
faum IA Sagen fanb man, bab bteie
moberne pafta pber 9riii 10 tiihtts
mar, baB man fie prompt befinitip
anfte1te. Dian 'beoenfe, baB9alttmore
ieit 80 Sabren Elm Gonierpatorium
llnb nod cine Mn5abl priDatfaulen
fir geians bat! Sreili9 Snoianoz
pplis bate mebr - bort lebte SRI.
place! Wir finb nur neusierig, nell
9en S4ulratb bic Onfel ober 8etz
ter nennt. Infer @erbadt lit einmal
rege!
Der aern BON Or. Sauft's pubel
mar befanntli9 Der Seufel; Der 8ern
Der Heformen u%nieres S9ulrdtbs
lduft auf Seufeleien binaus - &c e
potismus itebt Oben an!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

Carl Mbrenbt bepeif It
aud pdbrenb feines Gbicaso'er @aitz
fpiels i'm nSQinois : Sbeater" nit
Der Marp Munnering : Sruppe, baB
CT Elm ebenio ti9tieer englifhzameriz
fanif4er S9aufpieler, nie beutfAz
amerifaniider S9riftfteller tit. Gr
giebt in benz it9 um ben ueberfau
Srenton's bur4 Wafbtngton brebenz
ben @tiid rSanice Merebitb" ben
beffifhen Sberft Gabl nit prGdtieem
9umor unb f0ftli6em englifdsbeut=
fden Necent, bermeibet es aber Iorgz
fdltig, aus Oberit Habl, pie es bdu=
fig ouf Der enslif9 amerifanii9en
Biibne gefdiebt, cine garritatur auf
bic Oeutf4en au MADDEN.
(Sa. Stsats.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
@eltern Marnfano.S nbn.

s5it4 an IS. RoDtmbtr 1900 ! II afstt
3iQs p~trlaien S~iQen7Stdtion ME toLGt; m
40 More,ns = S6nealug, Sauptlin;t, ". z US
9abn uno Dem Sioen IMP, dnsGtnoEI1:n Senhs
taas 9. 9. =9abn. gbambersbura' YtaF''HsRnT0
unD Win6eter. -,,
sGafi6, auBe 2 orrtags
T.22 Wor1sns - 0ort, 9. & 9,:Nin: nno oanpts
linit 6fii9 Dor GmOrpserOD', earlisl' nHO u &
sS Y0oea:ng - loauptfintt. sbisotnsfurq, fttos'
rid, Gmmitsbura unO r. L S;Sa9E n rap @ StttDa.
10. II Torgens - RaO thIO"'S''s" wa o
o9s ~ an -~gffpmmroation nab nnionsSrio1e-
aS3 sRahm-Grpreb ua6 0ort EIo .. 4 o=Sio.
1S5 Ts6rn-6rprtb 9unft. an Der Sauptlinis, Jos
mi. STtStrjd. Gmmiisburg nne SblppeHsonrs.
az ~" 9ohmENffommoDation nab GmorpsSroot.
"a 1Ssrps-Ntonnmc9Gtion mad untonsSrtogt.
y - S5,rbg-NffommSoation nab GmorD=SrOoe-
ilt" ~ 3ur 3 onntag 9.
% apo ,,usLNtommoeation nab nH!oEsSsi0se
q OK nSpsHrn-NftommoSdtion nab unionsSrIe9t.
"a Na DIM -affo mmoDation nab Gmorpst8rope.
~ * TssnDs-Ifommooation nab Gmorrs@rpo;.
m;9,t,s rnp @spdd.9ireau III, SfzSalttI1presSL
ssat bait,n an Der Unions, 9snniplDantasNo.nne''
sutton: mn gEdlbEOOts @ort5.Aosh stat'on ah'
w M 6oop, G,ntral=8eibditsftettr.
p. s. Srisuolp, GsneralsGaHa1ir'aseh'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

ga hfibt. bah Elm Wdnn IN einsnt ftintn Arfe In
RopzSerfep tar3lid, iDdbreno ct in ieinsm Sole
arub, .inen perera6tnsu 5dzs jam, Der Obne Sp:i=
fd Scr. bon eirent Mitsl!to Der briibulteu Tfann=
id,ait pes eapiidus Rib 3nriidgsiafsn uoroen in,
,uel6,r .pas T.ecr in ieier 3abbaribaft in feben.
,.buter Sabrbumprt bur9treust tabea Jon. Sn Der
Sbof rim alifli6tr Guno, UNI binreifenO ibm fir
Nu Rda ieiuer Gage elm slida6ss 2sbsH gu Strs
idaiien, porausseisst nutirli6, bab CT seiunD if.
linn ponia. @ciunobeit Su %srlaneen, eitbt cs ftins
ar,ns;, ME 6Otctter's Mas'nbitters. es i6aift
Ground i'm gRaeen unS rsoulirt bic Sdrm:. Saas
S5r .nersos uno abscarbsitet ieiO, iollist Abr IS Or=
;1dsn. SO pirO Sud auiirii6sn; g III Gin bril=
aae maasnz, a,bsr uas isr,nt0ruHssH beiI,u.
Raat einen geyiu6 oamit uno Sbr ipcro't ni6i
enttduI6t ip.rotn, obsr ieiD F5tr, oas tats su be-
g,uYt,su
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

Ser itaIienif9e aOnigsz
mDrber 8resci bat ii9 in letner 3ene
erbGnqt. Sas punhert nns. gar
nidt, absr bab Die @nardiften IN
patsrIpn slauben, er let ernloroet
iporben, ipunbert uns. Wie fon1mt
es benin, bab ct ane mDglihen Nb=
fhieosbriefe oe5nrieben bat?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

Morganni1l nieber etne
v0er. Staatenz8an griinoen. ST
f9eint feline Mngft bor etnem a%tpetten
Mnbreip Sadfon gu fuben. Soer
fennt er bic @e19i9te Nif. 8ibble's
aug ben breibioer cSa6ren nt9t!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

gns1anb bat u1s r@derz
bauitaat" absepirtbfdaftet, nno nis
Ianee es nod als 9anbelsz nno Sn@
buitrieitaat florirt, 1T lebislt4 cine
5rase Der 3eit, tpie feline grobmadte
iteGuna iiberbaupt. (W. Yoit.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Sreitas, ben -. asai 1901.

JransDfif4e aenner Der
1erbdltnif1e baben bereits atsgereh=
net, bab bic Groberung Marcfto's
burd Die Gr~anaofen 100000 Mann.
5tpei Mi1iarben 5rancs unb atpet
Sabre 3eit erforbern nirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Mnnie d. Gnrunf.

&c tarb am q. Mli sinnis u. Sprruf, 80 Sabr:
aft. qtlitbts @attia BON GuhaD Sprund uiao Sodtsr
ots peritOrben,n ,Sobn s. uuO M1rgaretbs glbitr.
Gle 9c:rDigung iiaOst. btute, Sreitag, gtdb=
mittaas 3 ubr, BON ibrer feBten 9eobnuna, RI. 65.
9a:ft=Wtrm =StraBe, aus auf Der r2onoon=par!
GemeterD1 ftatt. u43-ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
SrduciS VI.

Sc itarb AM %. 1Rai 1901 Sraneis m. @oBmann.
e~tlitbttr Safe bon Nlasp anHa goBmann i'm Is.
Sab:. itinss 9ebeus. Die 9cero;Quno iinbst
Mputae ben q. Mai. Z ltbr Nlorgsns, BON
ieiner ltstsu @o6nung, Or. %. Roroy&bap:l:Str.,
mo- UNI 80 cine Reauirmz ootusHc Fir Dus 6eil
ieincr S;sls t,lebrirt p;rp. @eripanots urJo Grglnbe
Der camille fno adtun9spol tigeeldOen. Q44-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

SnSerus, mpebenbieOeI II
@riinberei bliiht unb, pie @anz@tr.,
maFenbaft ibre Dummen finben for,
fingt Grib S9iibe in feinem in Mnitin
erfdeinenben rSegas 8orpdrts". aeit=
eemGB pie folst:
agaeun unb neunais arme Grinder
Aumen einitens auf bic Welt.
Reiner biefer arnlen Siinber
0atte einen 6eler @elb.
0riinbeten me Selsefelfdaft,
Ginsen auf bic @impelz Sasb -
2ernten i4nelle tpie man @elb f1afft
ST. Der Mftipndr perfra1t!
@riinber bat bann bole 9afden -
Mftiondr elm lang Gefi9t:
Germ bonn MGuslein unb benz Ndf9en
llnb Der RaBe bic Gefdi9tr