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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
COST OE WORLDS ARMIES.
Germany's Soldiers the Most Expensive to Msir
tain.

"Notes of Military Interest,"" the
annual publication of the bureau OF
military information of the army,
made its appearance the other day,
says a Washington dispatch to the
New York Sun. 1t is a book of un-
usualinterest, filled with illustrations
and maps. The French, German and
Swiss maneuvers are fully described,
and there are chapters on military
balloons, field artillery and small
arms. The military budgets of the
principal European countries are
given, as we'll as a table showing the
strength and cost of the armies Of
Austria, France, Germany, Italy and
Russia. France maintains the great
est number of soldiers for every l, 00C
inhabitants at an annua al expense pei
capita of II 25 francs. France has
about Is soldiers to every 1000 o
population. Germany comes next
with 105, Austria 1892, Russia 7.04
and Italy 6 60. Germany's army is
the most expensive to maintain, the
cost of one soldier for one year being
1,O43 francs, or about SIT 80 6
month, including remuneration, food
clothing and equipment. Russia'G
soldiers cost only S07 francs eacf
year, about $13 45 monthly.
1t is interesting to compare thes,
figures with the strength and cost 0
the American army, which is on {
basis of only one soldier for every
1000 of population. Exclusive o
maintenance equipment the Ameri
can soldier costs monthly from 81;
to SIS.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
No. 65.-Chnrade.

Some one spoke this truthful word:
1.-The pen is mightier than the sword"
Without my FIRST, you'll all agree,
OF little use the pen would be.
Deep in my SECOND long ago
Young Mr.. Green was said to throw
A victim innocent of wrong,
The hero of a well known song.
What products of what mighty brains!
Wond'rous books my WHOLE contains,
Reams of prose and verse, yet all
Hinged with the bitterness of gall.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31

The prize of ten dollars offered by
the Boston Congregationalist for the
best essay by layman on the best
way to take a vaction, was awarded
to James Buckham of Melrose, Mass.
The plan Mr.. Buckham recommends
is to remain at home and work one
day and play the next, keeping it up
for several months. Experience has
shown him, he says, that this kind oil
a vacation is more restful, more
healthfuI and more effective as re.
CARDS the amount of work accom-
plished and of strength gained, as well
as cheaper than the ordinary method
1t is certainly a plan which can be
tried by almost every one.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31

The Mortified News says: "The
Londonderry Sitter is receiving some
severe structures from the Vermont
press because of it's recent attack on
Bishop Hall, owing to his position on
the state liquor question and the CO.
lonial policy of the national admins
tration. The bishop needs no defense
from such a silly and unwarranted
attack, which if it has any effect is to
iDjure the causes the Sitter champions.
Bishop Hall invites and undoubtedly
expects candid criticism when he dis
cusses political questions. However
much one may disagree with him on
any particular point, no candid,
reasonably developed mind would for
moment question his sincerity OF
purpose or his great ability. Such
bigoted attacks are deplorable, but
happily they are not of frequent oc,
currence in Vermont"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
TeNHa.

The area Of Texas is equal to belt
of land II miles wide encircling the
earth at the equator or to a strip of
land more than one mile wide reaching
from the earth to the moon or to q lane
wide enough for the roadbed of dou-
BILE track railway and long enough to
reach from the earth to the sun.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31

No. 64.-Ifroverbs Paraphrnsea.

If more than one person be engaged
in the same commercial enterprise, it is
not improbable that a feeling of jealous
rivalry may give rise to a discord which
shall mar the harmony of their mutual
intercourse.
1t is not an unusual circumstance for
the timid prey of the sportsman to fall a
victim to the least advanced and ener-
getic of his pursuers.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
No. 72.-Added Heads.

1. Add a head to everything and make
a visit.
2. Add a head to old and make part of
a book.
3. Add a head to bird and make to
endure.
4. Add a head to pronoun and make
a man of humor.
5. Add a head to warmth and make a
trick.
6. Add a head to a proposition and
make an animal
7. Add a head to linger and make an
ensign.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
No. 66.-Hidden Animals.

Behead and curtail the word of which
the meaning is given and in each case
leave an animal
l. A candle. 2. A large box for ship
ping fruit. 3. To frown. 4. To squeeze
into small compass. 5. A preface or pre-
amble. G. Appointments. Z. A gem in
a setting. s. Crafty and cunning. o.
Sprang upon.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
Receiver For Brewing Companv

Boston, June fudge Colt has APP
pointed Rudolph Il. Haffenreffer Jr.,
receiver of the Hub Brewing company,
West Virginia coropration whose
usual place Of business is in this city,
upon the ground that II is unable to meet
its obligations.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
No, 67.-MetaEram.

l am a grain. Behead me, am a force
or principle in nature. Behead me again,
l devour. Behead me once more, am
now but proposition. Behead me yet
once more, l am at the end of feet.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
Questions and ChiIdren,s Answers.

What is the equator? "The equator is
an imaginary lion running around the
earth"
What are sins of omission? "Sins of
omission are the sins you ought to have
committed and haven't"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31

Published on
Thursday, and
known for nearly
sixty years in
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United States as o
National Family
Newspaper of the
highest class, for
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tant general news
Of the Daily Trib-
une up to hour Of
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Agricultural De-
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highest order, has
entertaining read.
for every member
Of the family, old
and young. Market
Reports which are
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and country mer-
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struCtive.
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31

Thompson-Was any one hurt in that
duel the other day?
Johnston-Yes; one of the seconds
fell out of a tree into which he had
climbed for safety.-Exchange
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
Objects of Interest,

Stranger-What are the principal OBJ
jects Of interest in this town?
Citizen-Savings bank deposits.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
No. 6S.-WOrd Squares.

1. 1. Is used for giving light. 2. Enclosed
space. 8. Food in general. 4. Light
blows. II. 1. A large collection of houses.
2. A musical instrument. 3. To be accus-
toned. 4. Is used by fishermen.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31

l. A western state. 2. A western state.
3. A southern state.
The last letter Of each name forms the
first letter of the next name.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31

Spain has at last disposed of her
white elephant, the big steel floating
dock at Havana. And the purchaser
is the United States. The sum asked
for the structure year ago was
$270,000, but it has now been bou gh t
for $185, 900 and undoubtedly could
have been had for less had the United
States been willing to take advant-
age of her former foe. The latter,
however, will find better uses for the
money thus received than she ever
could with the dock, especially as
Dewey and and Sampson did not
leave very much of the Spanish fleet.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31


class wide vesbue coaches club and baao Pulmans
This Toronto Buffalo 1850 making the Montreal
a
Montreal
d coaches Punmns vibu Montreal
St. Johnsbury Portland
Niagara Falls
travel all rail leave Buffalo
and at
n The
tickets
W. CUMMINGS
o ma
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31

When all letters are placed in their
proper places, each full vertical and each
full horizontal line forms a word. The
first vertical word is identical with the
first horizontal etc.
l. Left or deserted. 2 Without life. 3.
A naval commander. f. Finding the mid
die
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
A Few VeEetarians.

When asked what vegetable they like,
The ''cop" replies, Beet, please"
The schoolmaster says, Parsley"
The Spaniard cries for "pease."
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
No. G9.-Reading tumble.

A soothsayer's injunction found in
Shakespeare.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31

Chiropodists say, "Give us corn"
The hackmen cabbage" say,
The parent stern cries, "Cantaloupe"
The parson, Lettuce, pray"
Ohio Farmer
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31
The Peoples National Family Newspaper.

Published Mon
day, Wednesday
and Friday, is in
reality a fine, fresh
every---Other---day
Daily, giving the
latest news on
days of issue, and
covering news of
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contains all impor-
tant foreign cable
news which APP
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Tribune of same
date, also Domes-
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G espondence,
Short Stories, Ele-
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Notes, Agricultu-
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-31

No. 5O.-The Mesh Puzzle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
aMnnni 0fnc.n9inie
gneEtcrn Mnrnlonn.2aehn.

Erttt nj 23. SUM 1901 in Rrstk
35It ssrIafsR Silta.5ta:ipu. l0s tslgt:
EdGIi5.
40 Wpreeus = S5ntIJgg, oauot!iEit ea9srs'
toDn, q. & g9. gdbR Uab 0tm 5It0sH. ano aus
QcHsmmm SUnntaos, y. y. BdDR, ehGnserE'
BURG, Wldrtihsbura. 9i;6tftr uHo 9HRltm en-
Der Standardization @abH.'
9.f5 MtorgsHs - 4tnmlrsGrgab.
1855 QbsHoz aftomH. Hab GHorQ7Grtoe.
S6ali6 d, uEQtn mHeH 9 raTt1e 3.
7.25 RoyQtng-Qorf, y. & @.s0io. uno S1L7t'
Ginie 0tti5 Don GmorQ=Ororc. GGrIt5!s uHD e.
sill Morotus 6arpttinis, 6aottstepr, ebig'
%pensburg, Gr,osrit, GHmits5rr0 uro q. G u
gabn, bis SbsHdnOonh. ,
1912 observation-disclosures fir uuiOn'9riSaG qo'!
1890 Rabm.-Qfiomm. mao GmOrbsSroO,.
2.25~ 9ahm.-Qttomm. mad &mOrpzSroot.
3.22 Va6m.-glut WlnHrt1in Ggpreb CSlr!2E'
9~gagqoul; iopit Grsoerid.
3.32 4~ahm.-GrpreB nat @ort rto y. & J.. SIe'
4,Ol ~Ranm.-GrprsB, 9auptljulcsNunits 0o9';3'
topu, Greoeid, GmmitsbUrs uaD SbipptH5bAFS.
500 R~a6m.-6epreB bis 9lpHoon. Gitomm. I'a'
ieits unions2rIoge.
525 Ranm-Wtfomm. mad alefta.
6l5 3a6m.-Glomm. mad uni0Ha5rieat.
BUR SpRntaqs
9.S Rorq.ns-GtfemrI. nab uniousSrtooG EaA
PSI Ra5m-afismm. nab uuiOussriSas.
423 Ra6m.-atfomm. mad @Iefa.
gilttes uuo 9spdds9trtdu Sr. 210. Cf'VeII''
mort=StrcBe.
3uot balten an uuiou=, observation-disclosures
sFulton= uHo gBdlbropts tRortbsaoe.D citation.
Z. N. &opo. Observation-Disclosures.
g. s. @rispolD. Sen. =4ohaeitrfastHi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Sic WalncricrsRrnen

Die .@oF, Gig" bat Bic bsftigen
Ingriffe auf ben 9rafen WalDer1se
%erDffnet, babel audi Die Gnt6iIung
gema4t, Oab bas oeuti9e 9ronprinz
5enpdar bon San 3emp aus BE 8ofi.
3tg." UNI cine frsimit6ige Mittbeiz
lung iiber ben ginbrud eriu9te, ben
Die 8eriammlung BET Dem Sra fen
Walbsriee auf bic 8erltner 8ep0lfe=
rung gema6t babe. &aiier uno &aiz
ierin 5rieOri9 bGtten ben Ginflub,
ben @ruf 8ulOeriee auf ben Yrin5en
Wilbelm ausiibte, niemals fir einen
gliidli4en gebalten. 0as mag pabr
fein, pie1ei9t audi ni3t; ausin, mas
in ben Walperiee : Ieben in 6unno=
Der einen She'll Der beutI9en qreHe
10 in 9arnii9 bringen fonnte, ipifen
mir ni9t. 8ieGei9t finbet's Ger Sc
Ter aus. WalberIee tpurbe am 8a6nz
bofe bonn geiammten Sffi3iercorps
empfangen uno 9enerallieutenant b.
Gutenberg bra9te elm Sod auf i'm
aus. 9arauf bebanfte it9 Der Selb=
mari9a4 fir Die freunhli6e 8egriiz
bung unb l1e6errai9ung unb fubr
bann fort, baB IS ibm ausge3ei6net
gut ingbind ergangen lei, er lei frii9
an Die 4rbeit gegansen, nit benz
freubigen 9efii6l, bab er ZEN 9aiIer
binter ii9 babe. Was ba in China
sei9affen tporben lei, tperbe Ii6 balo
mebr %pffenbaren; aGes bas lei benz
&aifer gu banfen. l1niere Sruppen,
fiigte Der Sel0mari9au peiter hin5u,
BADEN ii9 Bel dGen8elegenbeiten aus
geaei9net %betpdbrt; IS ieten sfpar feiz
ne sroBen S4laaten sei6lagen NOR
ben, tie bGtten u6er grobe S9pierig=
feiten gu iiberninDen gebabt; ME bait
ten ite aber periast. 4ussessi9netes
bitten Defenders bic iunseren Serren
eeleiitet; bieielben hdtten patrouilz
lenritte gemadt, tpie iolGe i'm leBten
8riese niat p%orsetommen ieisn. sic
fDnnen perii9ert fein, meinte oer9raf
peiter, haB uniere Greunbe iebt mod
mebr N9tuns ppr uns 6aben, uno
uniere SeinOe tennen uns gan5 sez
nau, fie pihen, bab nit Oeutl9z
Lamb i4le4t ansubinben lit unb baB
unier &aiisr cine grobe Madt bat.
oils Walberiee bann mad feiner
8ina fubr, belt Stabt : Director
Sramm Bel ieiner 4nfunft cine 8ez
sriibunssanipra9e. auf tpel6e Walz
beriee erpioerte:
6odperebrter 5err Stabt : Oirefz
tor! Meine 5erren! Nm 9abn6ofe
tpurbe i'd bur9 ben tpirtli9 srpbartiz
gen gmpfang tief ssriibrt, Der nit
ssbrer Mitarbeit mir bort bereitet
fporben lit. @uf Der Sabrt bierber
baben mid 10 piels Msnf6en beariibt,
oab i6 gar ni9t slauben fann, bob
ale biefe aus 9annoDer finb. 4u6
on biefer @tele baben tie mein 5eim
auf bas gIdnsenoite seidmiidt, uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
sepd, Gin e~uftfe,if erfunecu.

Gin tptlterer Grtlnoer b;aniprutt, ein 9ufti6iff
~btroeit:lt gu baben, tptlbts Das Mitttl pratt; der
2ufti5ifffabrt iiefsSn piro. Sn6Qcie Experiments.
fnO in pie;er 6inT6t 9ima6t poro;n, bob lit bis
Jest Gin GriOlg nod Mot e~rSitlt porOcu. Gg if Su
bOffsu. Dab Oieitr GriiHO:r i5!isBlib oas 0rpblcm
eriolqrtib Stloit bat, unO pirO Dim St,ptaauf OiH=
ies S3:ffes in biz emit it betri6tli6Hn 3ntsrtIe
%suto'geu ssisb;H. Sieie ~9siielrt miro obns t3psifel
pisle nnotre Grams portmittel perDr0nqen, 10, ME
6oitettsr's WtaQsn5itter5 f~p;rtbloit Ut:oijiHen bHi
Der oaiung pon Magtn7, Qeber= unO Tiersn=St0=
ruu9tu o~;rordRat bat. ii: 29irtune, peld,s oFsie
Wcoiiin luf Den pio;ripeHitigsH NteQtn ausi5t, 1T
nunOerbar. nm ipenn aGtycu!ib e,Hg;nommen, miro
IL SpspepTs, RtroDFtdt. @tritopinng, @dasptrqif=
tune unO frunfbaftes Gopfptb bsj!er. g9dsrfno Ds
Sommsrs it IS cine CUTE Msoiiin gum GiHntbusn,
oa IS Die Sdrnie in rrotlmdBiesr 5bdt:Qteit srbllt,n
uHp Iitaftu BON MGlaria. 5;ebsr unO tllt:m 6ie=
ber, ~a6psbren pirb. Rsn untrlaft nibt, es gu
%probiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Mfeber etne amertfani :
f9e grbin, tpel9e Elm franaOiti4es
Mbelsf9ilb pergolben mill: bic Sod
ter bes friiberen 8ieezprafioenten
Morton. MiuionGrtnnen iinb unfer
fpitborfter Grpprtartifel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Die Sammlungen fir
bas 9iftoriaz9 enfmal liefern Bis
jebt ni9t Die getpiini9ten 8etrGge.
Cine 8iertelmillion 8funb Sterling
bate man ertpurtet, aber es Iino bis
iebt nun 125,000 Yfunb eingegangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Ser erFe @icez9rGftz
bent bes 0itrei9ii6en @6georbnetsnz
boufe5 bat iein Nmt n~tebergelegt.
prabe min ben 8ampf, ben Die ON
beutfden gegen i'm gefiibrt, ni4t I'm
ger mitma9en. 9ieier 9aber unter
BEN 9eutfGen Oeftrei9's fommt
felbfperftanb1i9 ben iibrtgen Notionaz
litdten Sefrei4's, beionbers ben
Gse9en gu Suite. Die Oeuti9sn in
806men BADEN Die Sorti6rittsz porte
perlafen; isbt Iinb tie aud i'm gegriTfe,
bic beutIAe 8oltspartei auf3ugebsn,
um Ii9 nit ben MQbeutf9en, Die fir
Nn19lub on 0eutI3lanb iinb, 81 berz
biinben. Die 80. ST. Yr." bait Die
Gage fir ernft unb iagt: Die beutz
f6en Wd6lerf6aften in 806men ri9z
ten ben 8lid na6 ben Wolfen, unO
in3pif6en brobt i6nen Der reale So
ben unter ben 5iben 5u entpetden.
Sic msrten ntht, baB Die a1DeutI9s
Parole Der l1ntbeilbarfeit bes 2anbes,
an Der lie itb berauI6en, audi Die Yaz
role ibrer erbittertiten 8egner lift unO
bab, pG6renb iie bon 8ermaniiirung
Der G5eden trdumen, ibnen ielb1t bas
NeB Der G3e3iiirung iiber Die &0pfe
gelporf EN- unD INNER enger 3uiammen
ee5ogen pirb. Menn ba ni6t balb Grz
niidterung, @elbiterfcnntniB uno
umfe6r eintritt, pirb bas S9idIal
Der Seuti6en in 80bmen balb entz
f9teben fem. limb bamit au9 bas
S6tdfal Oss 9euti4t6um5 in gang
Seitret6."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

n&ein Sag pbne 2Dnd
morb!" BARI, tpenn es 70 tpeitel
gebt, Uncle Sam bas Wort be5 r0mi=
fAen &aifers Situs trapeitiren. Sr
ben erf ten brei @o9eu bes Iuguft
purben i'm Siben Il Meni9en &C.
lhnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

gapitGn 5obfon bat,
.nie Elm We9ielhlatt beridtet, bas
9elbengei6dft a~ufsegeben unb tit in
bds profitablere 8aumipDa : 8ef9dft
gegangen. limb pie ite6t's NIT Dem
flDttgebenben &uBqei6Gft2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Sas m Dlt9en 3 IN l.
f6en Sranfrei9 unb Der Siirfet, bas
fi6 perSogen 81 babsn f6ien, lift piez
Der aufgetau9t. Der fran5Oiii6e8ez
fdnbte Contains berlGBt auf 9efebl
Ieiner Gegierung Gontuntinopel, uno
Der tiirfifde @efanbte febrt ni9t na6
paris suriid. Die biplomatiidengez
5iebunssn iinb bamit abgebroasn.
9roB auebem brau9t baraus nod
fein 3rieg gefolgert gu iperoen. Die
finansisIe Sage Der Siirfei lit berart,
baB lie einen &rieg NIT 6ranfrei9
ni6t risfiren fdnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

@rbeitsIofigteit
in 0euti9lanb fann es bod ni6t 10
gar i9limm ausfeben, tpenn bic ruff
f9e 3egierung seeen Die Yreubenz
eGngerei ibrer 1lntertbunen eini9reiten
min. l1eberbies pirb beri9tet, baB in
biefem Sabre ungeSGblte SAaaren
italienifder @rbeiter mad 9eutf9lanb
aefommen 1inb. Wir miihen Gttpas
tbun, fust Elm So3ialbemofrat, I'm Ell
mem bur9 bas lleberangebot bon Or
beitsfrdften nit Naturnotbpenbi9feit
foleenben Sinfen Der Irbeitslobne bic
Spibe ab5ubre9en. Sn alien grDBez
rem Stdbten Siib=O eut19lanb's finb
italienif9e prebtger aneefeat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

9rofsffor 8. .. 6oparb,
Der 8oriteber beg n@ntomologtfden
8iireaus" in @aibingtpn, tbeilt nit,
Dab it9 unfere 9onigzSnbufrie in
BEN lebten Sabren mG9tig enttpidelt
bat. 100000 Perfpnen beIhdftigen
fi9 nit Der Sienen5u6t, unb Der 9oz
nig=Grtrag belduft ii4 auf 5fpan5ig
Mtqipnen Dollars. N9t 3~eitungen
fino ausf6GieBli4 Der Sienen5u9t gez
nibmet. @tel 9Onig pirb na6 eng
Lamb erpDrtirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Sin re9t nfrtebfertiges"
2eben f9etnen Die S9uGebrer in Pifez
GountD i'm 8laugras<S taate gu fiibz
rem. Dem StaatszS 9ul@S uperintenz
benton McGbesneD lag Die BEETLE 5rugs
our gnti6eibung ppr, oh bas Srdgen
zines 44zfalibrigsn Hepolpsrs ppnSeiz
ten bes 2ehrers bic Sailer einfhI9z
tere ober ni9t. McG1esnen rtldrte,
baB bies nobl in anberen Sbeilen bes
@taates Der San iein tpiirbe, in Yife@
Gonntb aber ni6t. Die Srage ipurbe
bur6 einen damn, Der barauf fpefuz
lirt, einen anberen 2ebrer in pife=
gpuntD I'm feline Stene gu brtngen,
a%ufgeDorfen. Sn einem 8riefe piro
benz StaatssS hul=9 Superintendent
m~itgetbeilt. baB Der gesenpdrtise 2eb>
rer NIT einem laneen Hepolper our
@9uls eebt unb iets BON einem
syreunbe, Der Elm @etpebr trdet, begleiz
tet pirb. MGbrenb Der 2e6rer i'm
@nul5imlner feinen Shilern bas
Mgg beibringt, bdlt Der Jreunb nit
ieinem @epe6re Dor Dem @hulbauie
Mude.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Srau Carrie Natton 1T
in Baltimore, aber obne Bell. Sic bat
Pbilabelpbiu fir Die idlimm eStaot
bes 2anbes erfldrt; Baltimore muB
oemna9 f9pn better iein, Bas lie
gu iagen bat, tpirb man ia morgen
leien t0nnen; bon 8eOeutung tits auf
fetnen San.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Ser Strife Der Subrz
leute unb S9iffsperluber in Gan
5rancisco hat CUR Solge, baB biele
S9iffe in anberen Soften tire 2abung
Hidden. penn tie auf Gee ober in an
beren Soften BON benz Strife in Gan
Srancisco &enntniB erbdlten. San
Sranciscp trGgt ben G9aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Witttuph, ben %. Mmsmft 1901.

Die 8efabuns BON Ma :
Mia fou tpieber berftdrtt perben. Sas
1iebt gar nt9t febr friebli9 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

$4,000 Gorrefponbenz
ten bes Nderbau : requirements baz
ben ibre 2iiten eingeiunOt. Die 3uz
IammenteGung ergiebt, buB Die Sc
fammt=M aisernte ettpas iiber tauienb
MtIionen 8ui9el batrdgen niro,
pdbrenb cine Sur6i9nttts @rnte
etpa speitaufeno Milionen ergeben
hGtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Onfe1 Scrip @impfon,
Der emit it~rumpfloie, trGgt ieBt Sci
benitriimpfe unb 2afi9ube. gr bat
fi9 aus Der politif 5uriidgs5ogen unb
hur6 gltidli9e Spetulationen Elm
8erm0gen perbient, bas uuf 100000
eef6dbt pirb. Wenn er in Der Splitit
eeblieben pGre, lpiirbe er tpabri9einz
li6 beute nod eben 10 einfa9 = iodenz
los climber geben, fpie friiber. Oa ia9e
nod Semanb, bab Die Yolitif ben
Gbarafter berbtr6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
SrSeSf1ue.

gm q. auout ) o 3 n ). @errttin, g. Sabre
aft. :,
Mpuate of.
g 6ulb, p Sabre att.
am ~. augut y eoreee Y. mprttFer
81 Sabre oft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Ser 8anfbeamte S6ldz
gel, Der ieiner5eit Die Mo6enI6dften
ieines Chefs, bes Gommer5ienratbes
Sanben, an Die Seffentli9fett ge<
bra9t bate, bat ii9 in Siiritenpalbe
erf9oKen. S9lGgel fonnte in Berlin
feline Stellung me6r finoen unb 5og
gu ietnem Batter, einem friiberen 2ebz
rer in Siiritenpalbe, bort eri6pB er
1i9 auf einem Spa3iergange, ben er
nit einem Sreunbe ma9te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

Mapor 9apes fugte in
elmer Rebe Gil Buffalo por feinen
Nmtsbriibern ppn anberen Stdbten:
sd febe feinen @runb, tparum Sc
CHARACTERIZATION ni6t e%ben1opobl in
Notwithstanding N%npenbung
finben ipIten, pie in 8ripat@8eiddfz
ten." Mnbere 2eute fe6en au9 teinen
9runb. 9as Malbeur TT, baB es
eben niGt qeInieht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Gphonn s.. Suih.

GO farb am 81. gugut 1901 5Obana $. Sni6
i'm boben 4lter bon 81 Sabrsu. d: Sesro;gung ftn=
BON ieiper lesten QBobnung, Rr. GIL, Npetb5otraBe.
aus jtatt. IFU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Rene esftiontn fno isst CUR EtHHtiouHe buat.
ri6tst. gide ansetpdbttt Cots. Der 6upsrintsn=
bent bts Crumbs une Gshtns mirn itot aeniniatt
GustuRft ~rtbsifsn. - Tas rematrr VI
test tdsliA sur auisetirn often. Bsetn R6hsrem
fp,nne man fb an ben GupNintsnesntsn ser an
has HRrtau In Z. ia, q hsg bsrIsstr Z.