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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12

fommsn, bridts absr feline Sreube,
mid ptebsr gu ie6en, ouf cine fit 10
einsn altsn Ssrrn un5ismli9 itiirmlz
fhe @siTe aus! Sore 8eiieosde f9:ds
ih nit Der 9adstpoIt 5urid uno Danls
Sbnsn no9mols fir SIRE eroBs @u<
te. Meins S9pelier Isnbst Shnen
Frsunblide 9riibs. Sbre ergebens
pessp 9orins."
/. ssrou Srabsnor mar in Der Shut
fslig, ibr @9pe Iterden pieoer Bel Ii9
gu babsn unb polIte ie teinen Iuz
9enblid bon ibrer Seite lafen. @i'
fpurbe ni6i miibe, fi9 pon Dublin u.
Tsinen 9err1i9tsiten. @eIsaI9aftsn,
Rsnnen u. f.. I'D. beridten gu lai1eu uno
tponte unenbli6e Gin5einbeiten iiber
peggp's 9aus, ibrs Jreunoe, ibrs
&feioer urb i6re OienFt6otsn bDren.
@on @oring gu iprs9en, obns oas
Wort Spiel" gu nerner, mar Elm
auntitud, bas feline 5rau absr sldnz
5snb fert:g bradte, bsnn bic fromme
2Ige BON ibrsm nunidgli4en Slid"
mar bic bette Ir5nsi fir 9anna's
trunfes 9ero.
Sauptmann ainlo4's Hittsrhienit
cuff Der ReiIe 6iloste natiirli4 auA
eiren pi9tisen 9sipdr9ssssenftanb.
= Sd bate i'm imrner germ" fagts
gamma. f6tper unb miibEam atbmenb,
nunb i9 mub Dir fagsn. mir mare es
1ie6er getpsien, 9u hdtteif i'm ssz
tpGblt!!"
r9as 8dblen pdre bo9 feline Gu
DE geSpefen." bielt ibr pegsb taasno
s~nt9sgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
Weaeu G6cdfGljduns herbaftet.

Nen gorf. II. Qprtl. - Inter
Der Nnflage Der SbedfGlI9una tpuros
oas Gbepaar So6n unO &ittis Rei4snz
burg bon CIR. 533. MeFt 40. Strabs.
pom Eidter SlmIteb i'm SsFferioaz
Marft : 9sri9t unter $500 8iirgz
i6aft gum 8erbDr feitgebaltsn. Die
Srau Bate bsriu9t, einen auf ben Nuz
men Sscar MiGgerdDt bon Nr. 354,
6. Npenus, ausseitsIten Gbed i6sr
$3.50 BET Der uGarfislb 9anf," 6.
@penus unb %. StraBs. certificirsn gu
la1en unb als tie uno ibr braubsn auf
lie tpartenbsr 9atte perbaftst tpurbsn,
ion 2ebterer e%ingeItanbsn BADEN, baB
er ben Gbed fdlidts. Oscar DiQssroot
lit Elm Mdntelfabrifant, Der in !9ig6z
bridge tpobnt uno $1,000 Sslobnung
auf bic Iuffinbung Oss berIdtpunbs=
men WiGie Mcgormid ausgeisbt bat.
9as @bepaar Rei9enberg fat offsnbar
faltulirt, baB Elm Mann, Der nit
9auienb 0paari4einen na6 Spaben
pirft, ben 8erfuft BON lumpigen $3.50
rubig binns6men 4piirbe.
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BiebmGrfte.

@bieaao, ST., II. april.-2ie3ufubr
bon &inruieb betrus 1l.50O Stad; Breiie
uarriirteu Swiideu 1910 II. 5000. Shmeis
ne 3ufuhr $4,000; Yrieie uartirten swir
ihen $3.50 uub $6.121. Sdaate: 3ufuhr
IA, 600; Yreiie Sariirteu smiiden $4.60 uno
$o.S:.
Gaf.Qibertu. Ya., III. Npril. -
Die Dfarft fir Niuopiet NOR itetig bel
Swi!ten SS.a5 unb 1915 hranfeuoer
Yreiien. Sdwetue : Wartt lebhaft; bic
Rreile uoriirteu swiiden $3.50 unb IS Is,
e4aate: Rarit fetis; bic p~reiieiuariirs
ten iuilGsp $500 uu6 $500.
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80 gts.; 2ouifa B0dner, $1143.O5;
Snbentarberidte eingeret4t in ben
Jdlisn BON Surab u. Wbseler, $3.50;
4nssline 6. gosg;ns, $500; Robsrt
W. Sorisp. $23.628.O6; perEOnli4
$34O0; Mi9asl 2pn9. $3.50.
Superipr=9 ert9t.- (Wor
Hl4ter 9obIsr.) MalIonsb sesen
Jtortb IT,. Co.. @sfhporsne in 8sru=
tbuns; Marp Meisnberg sesen nOi
fiaeb Wctsr See Co.," esf9lidtet;
Robert s. MsIenbere sesen bisielbe,
gsl9lidkt. Sir bsute pie i9oa
hsriftet.
- (@pr Ridter 6ar[dr.) Gillian
Duncan gessn 9rsborf unb JoIepb,
rlht beenbet. Sir beuts: Der ihpez
bsnoe SaG unb Nrn. 264. 266, 267,
1853. 1853, 286. 27O unb 274.
&reisz@ eri9tNr r. 2.-(gor
Ni4tsr Osnnis.) 9url 8. See s,ssn
Wm. 8. Mi1sr, @srbift fir alGser.
Halpb 2sbb ssssn 8sla M. 9enfon II.
u, alags a~bgetpieisn. GItsGu g. Gar
rer ssgsn s. s. Garner, S9:ioungsz
bsfret fir &tdgerin. Sir bsuts: g.
Stspart gseen 81. Gbapp:G nnb anz
bsre, anelia MfcGtarraI esgsn Qmeliu
8. @lb Il. u.
(@ur HiGtsr S6arp.) - 3ou9sns
gessn Soufsns, nift beenbst.
Stabt= Of t.-(9or Ri6=
ter Stpd6ribge.) 9snrp M. Garter &C.
gen Or. Nlsranbsr Sin, ni9t bssnoet.
Daniel 2anafan eegen vunileo Railz
mans nno electric &c." Gerbift fir
aldssr fir $500. Sir b'ute: i6psz
bsnoer San unb Nrn. 2o4, 269 uab
271.
Dor Ri6ter Wrieh.e gtisa Gin
coin esgsn nSmmsbiate Benefit 2ifs
Sniurancs Co.," Mearb Rpbsrts gegsn
nMstropofitan 2ifs endurance 60, "
urtbsfl fir 8srtlagi. in iebem Sune.
uOelutpars Mprtgase g." esgen Maz
RI Mensfsb, Sliper s. MlGsr gesell
Bm. s. Ro6erts uno Nusuit giiia,
2ppeaation in isb:m Sale aesepieIen.
Sarab 8. gartbolomeus ssgsn On
ibonb g. Mabarn, urt6sil umesItobsn.
Sir bsute: Nrn. 377, $50, 381, 95
unb al.
Common pIeasz 9eri9t.
= (8or aidter p6slps.) benjamin
gegsn SUN, ni9t bssnosI. Sobn ). Bet
9eeen bic rIutomaiic Sefspbone g.
6ange : &c." oerislbs sseen rImsriz
con Bombing unb Srut &C.," 3(ag'
in bsiben 5dnen a~bselp:sisn. Sir bsu=
is: iftpebsnosr Jau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-12
CASTORIA
fir Sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SOrte, Die IhF INNER Gekauft HABIT
u., s,sss a'' r.. &MMZzM
6ciratbs=Niccn3cn.

6ciraths=Sircn3cn.
Sm Common Pieas : 9eri9t NUTS
ben asltern bonn Mftuar 2ipinsfon
foiasnbs 9siratbs : 2icsn5sn ausses
ftsnt:
eSohn @pu9er, Nr. 544, Sails
Goob, uno 2iGte Map Williams.
Mm. McGonnsl bon gorf, Pu., II.
Sennie 9. Martin.
eyobn M. Oidsp. Nr. 21O8. DIT
2om6arbHr., unb Maggie .. Stonsr.
Safpb +. 9autb, Nr. PIP, DIT
sSort=Mpenus, m1b 8ribget asiep.
6ranf q. @npber unb Ngnes 6.
9s11; 2icsna gebo1t BON 5. @uooensr,
iun., Nr. 232, NorbsMonroe itr.
6arr;s M. pdrfer BON Der Nortbz
ppintzRoub urb gkpnord 2ouis.
@eo. 81. @6ptpacre unb Gertrude
q. Bon Norbed; 2iren5 gsbolt BON 81.
6. @bptpocre, Ger. eO1, 2ennorfr.
2aprence s. gi9ler bon Som on
unb- @li5a u. 9unt.
Sermann 8aiier, Ger. 81, 9arriionz
Cane, unb 2d11rd &lein pool.
5arrp 6. Gents bon uniontotpn
Mb., uno glelie S. 9reber BON Miooz
lsburg, Mp.
s. Cigar 6anna bon 9arforo=Go.
M6., unb 5rancis Jolep; 2ioena &C.
bolt bon 5. 9. Gain, Nr. 1922, Maz
bi1pnftr.
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Iiehfutter. ano StrnbpreiIe.

ToIseubes iinb bic aut ben faatlihen
@aageu fit pen, Strab IL. |. 10. sefterl es'
sielteu Breile:
de Us
feu--Stmethp Sen $15 - $500, gem.
$500 bis $500, Sleebeu $1,000 bis
$l4.0o pro Toune.
Strob. -Bat,enfrob s7.Oo-S8, Rossen.
iroh $l2.OO-$'4. 9ateritrub $3.50 - 50
pro Come.
Dtais - 1925 bis s2.S5 bro SaB.
OefIihe @ ag E.
Seu-Eim othu. 8 eu(aItes) $....-$....
neues Sen SIG bis $l8. &leebeu Sis bis SIG
pfs Sonue.
S~,rob-8ai;enirob s7.o0-s, Gesssu.
frob sl~2.o0-S14.0O, Saferfrob sos.
pro Come.
Wais-$2. 10 bis s2.75 pro Sas.
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Ser YrnbuftensW Dart.
(Dis unienfebsnben prsiie bssisbsn f9

(Dis untenitebsnben prsiis be5is6sn Ii9
ouf ous Gnsrosz 9s{4aft; i'm en-
betait=9anosl 1T Elm sntiprs9enoer
4uH9las gu 6ereanen.)
6drmz 9 robutts
aGf:: pro pfunb, Nep=gorf, bon
Creme. 6O=pfinois, 123e. Big 1876;
fla4. 35zpfinois, 1896. Big 1885,; 23z
p%finbis, 13c. Bis 1916.
2ebsnoes @sflIgel pro gfunb,
iunee 9iibnsr loo. Bis &c.; 9:nnen
94c.-1N. pro 9fo.; Gntsn Bile.
puter &c. Bis 1885,; @dnie pro Slid
SOC. Bis &c.; Suubsn, pro pua- 30c.
Bis 35c.
9e9ladtetss 9sflii9el: pro pfunb,
junge 9ii6nsr 1Oc. Big 11c.; 9snnen
&c. Bis 1Oe.; gntsn 12c. Bis 49,;
putsr lie. bis 14c.; 8apaunen 14c.
Bis lie.
Sic, pro Dubsnb, 12c. big 1876.
SrI6ts unb Selbfri9ts.
I:pfsl, pro SAB, Rspzgortsr 1925
BIB $3.50; Nnands, pro erute -
Biz =; MpfelIinen, pro aiIts $500
Big $500; Grobeersn pro Quart 15c.
Bis Soc. .
9smiiie: tpsibs Gartoffsln, pro 8uz
fdel 45c. BIB &c.; Bermuda, pro SAB
$3.50 big $500; neue Slorioa, pro
SAB 81 Big S.; 3tpisbs(n $1.1O BIB
SIPS pro 8ufasl; WeiBfo6l, bieiiaer,
- Bis - pro 5onns; bGnfifer $12
Big $14 pro Sonns; usuer Sloriba, pro
grats $1.5O Bis $1.75; 3udsrriiben
Sc. bis &c.; SsGsris, pro Crate
$2.75 Bis $500; pro 9iinbel &c. Bis
&C.; Mesrrettis, pro 8uIdslfilie 75e.
Biz $1.OO. Crime 8o6nsn, pro Sorb
$500 bis $500; Spinal, pro 8ui 9elz
fiIts zoe. Big 25c.; rurDe Giiben, pro
9uI9eliiite 25c. Biz &c.; Garotten.
PRO 8iinDel 24c. big &c.; Somatoes
pro 6 aorb Carrier $500 Big $500;
@urfsn, pro Site $3.50 big $500;
Rabiss9en, pro 8iinoel 1c. big &c.;
Spursel, pro 8iinosl zoe. Biz 40c.
Butter, pro PfunD:
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germ6aeu in gatent:M coi;iner.

Gin pobr6efanntes patsntzMsot5'az
@sI6Gft iptbsn incorporirt. -
Sine @slssenaeit fir oas gauge
2e6en.
@iniee BET srDBtsn Hsi6tbumer Der
Geqentpart purbsn TIM PatsntzWebtz
sinIGeIGGfts bsrbisnt. Wir psrtpeiien
uuf bas fir tGifs Ginfommen, oefisn
fi6 bic Munbons, Mpsrs, 9ooos unn
Mstoere erfrsusn. Die II. g. IrmD &
NapD Sablst &c." cine Pa!enlzTsoiz
5iuagompagnie, 1pslds felt msbreren
ssafren in bisIsr unp 9unoerIen bon
unbsrsn 3situnesn anss5sigt tpnros, 1T
gum ;3peds bet 8~ergr0Bsrurs oss 9sz
fGGFtsr incoporirt fporosn, uro pffsz
rtrt benz pu5f:fum cine btI9rdntte
Mnaabl BON Qftien.
Oas @siGdft lit o6iolut iduloenz
fret, motif betannr unb miro o6ne
3peiTsl fleinsn aapiialjitsn CUTE 0iz
piosnosn duF Gs6snsaeit bs5ablsn.
WoGe @inaslnbsiten auf @srlunsen bei
Der 1T. g. Nrmp &c NapD 5 a b.
let 6 d." Nr. II, Sf IA. Strobs,
NepzYOrf. QO2I)
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SDfDd u. &c. W. SdDle 49,. Ii bis 10
Groceries uno proDtioz
men,.
3affa: Notirunssn finb, pie folat:
e. pro pfuno fir Nr. Z 3;o;
@antos 81 Bis liz. pro pfunb; Maz
racaibo 94c. Bis 12c.; SABA zoe. Bis
234c.; Moffa 1876. Bis 1876.
@sr0Itster Satire: 6. 8. 6. in 8iiten
121c. Bis II 2I1Oc. PRO pfunb; in
8udisn unb Gddsn, reiner SABA 32c.
Biz 323c.; rsiner Mdracaibo 22c. Biz
221c.; Saba ii. Motta, semii4t, 279c.
Big 28c. pro pfuno; rsinsr Santos
19de. Biz zoe. PRO Pfuno.
Raffinirler 3udsr: pro pfuno, esz
piirfslt, $780,; pulperiFirt, 5.4Oo.;
Sianbaro arunulirt 5.25c.; fem graz
nulirt 5.25c.. GrbItal u 5.25e.; gon=
fectioners u $40; Mbmiral u 5.05c.
unb sslber 4.3e Bis 75c.
Sal5flsif9, pro pfunb. gauge
@dultern, snstii4 eei6nitteh, Sc;
gang furas Rippen 93o.; fur5e Ssilenz
rippsn 1O9e.; Ssifeniped 104c.; gauge
2eibItids &c.; dzS4ulsern eng
lii6 seidnitten, &c.; Sugar : GU
reb" 8ruItitid C; Sugar Gu
rsb" @6ultern sc. - S4tnfen -
feline 129c; phns 9aut 12c.; 9icnic
&c.; wMeb"zSalpeinHsiI9 $1,000
pro SAB. @amal5 = in Siercss, gut
rufRnirt 91e.; in Sdfern &c.
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Sef0rserung bpn Ynfla6en.

2dnse Der s:foroerli4en 3sit our grs
rsi4uas or oeriaieosnen Be-
T;rnangsorte.
uutenEsb,ab i: Die unssfd6re 3sit
fir us6srr,ii:slans Der pOitia9en bon
Gem 8olitmorss pelt 9ireau nuGs
BEN 6auptlddlidm einkimii9sn uno
IL spdtIisE SlGbtsn perssi9nst.
Snlanb.
a,i,z.a, Ga, 10 etunb.n.
g.laEi;c,gi!p, RS, 6 Stunbsn.
9repttsr. 9.=0., 6 Gtunben.
burlington. @ermeht, II 6tunSen.
buffalo. H.=g., IS Gtruoen.
Gap. Ulap. RS, 6 6tunbsn.
G5orlttou. 6.sg., 16 Gtunbsa.
gbitaoo, Sns., l Sag.
Gaivmbis. S.sG.a II GtuassnA
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Dahn,arfen=M uenturen.

GsrId;:o'us Stdotlbsile, in psl9sn
pvitsmsrtHa6sn Dertauft
Deroen.
gRelrni.. g. g. Geott.
Qor.=asoe - @urneQ s. eapbinotou.
e~,pria6.ap.nut uro 9arriionfrabe Robert 6.
g. Sap.
81. eirab. unb Suntinobon=goenu. - Souls
sa.inbo1ar.
Croacccinc 6iram aimble.
fort=Ho;uue unoS o~buionzStras. q. 9. 6.
GD,ist.
3. uuS gouobzStrab., Sieblanbtopn - San.s
G. Sruar.
Cronotpine - Gtprge Ben.
Tr. q, l~lrion= 4p.nue Woobberrb) - glarsro
g. @iIiams.
p:eae.pas urs WaItintore=StroBe - George s.
Eos
Urlese.a.icr,. QsrnipIpanier pabnH - 8. S.
H.trl.
eans.s.ets.isn. .gaItiuOre:0 biosgobn..
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s3u berfaufem ooer III bermiethen.
Mnftions>M
Gtefner & 9uFef. Anpdlte.
Tr. 309-311, 2np= Building.

@aiienseridts= Verfamf
bss pinIdenslpsri6en 2aoen<, Wob>
nunssz II. SiaGz @isent1ums gsr.
215, NorozPinszStrobs an Dom
mrFaa. ben %. 0pril 1901, Ndds
m;itass 4 ubr, auf Dffsnalfsr
Quftion an Sst unb Stsue.
/. 8runpFiid nit elmer 6rpnte bon %ungttdbr y
Sub an 9int.5trabe lno elmer 1isIs ron 70 g g,i5
ein,m eroBsu Dreiit6diaen aaOen uno Wobihans.
2. @runDitiid nit elmer Gronts. BON q 5ns an
Soispbines Strabe uaO elmer 3lrt oon 81 Uab'
Gintm Gub-9runo5ins bon | Sent, falls psr!aheI,
unteriporfen. Sebdut nit eiutm 2~=t6digsn ipegelz
iteinernsn Stall. 98egen ndberer Ssibreioln5 FsDs
Baltimore Sun" BON bsute. 49,
ger!aris=9soirqu nsen: 9uar. Gin Sepoft DON
800 miro bsi'm 9srfaui b%eriangt.
Trto.rid 6. Mabn,
Srances g. M b II,
Seitomsntspoultredr.
@.br. g d No. & 6 o., Iuttianatorsn.
Tn Il OIL
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.dwade, reru6ie .&erionen,

eeplastoon 6offnunssIOHafeit unb f&tehten 9rdu'
men. eri16pfenben IushiIen. Druff.. Riifen. uno
unb @eHdts. Ratarrb. ausi9la Grr6tben, git.
tern. ber5tlopfen. YensftIidfeit, x-ibRnn. u. I. ~,
sria5rsa aus Ss,: aRsnidsenfrennSs. ,uperlaiE!s;r
unb binig @sfdbledbtstranfbeifen unb Gplaen Der
SusenbfImosn gruno!iG eebeilt nnb pode @e5unbs
belt uno Grobhnn missererlanst merben fBmnsn.
: Oanl neues 6stloerfaeren. Seber fein sissner
Urlt. Oieies aussroroentlia intereIante umb 1ebr.
reihe Wun tpiro mad GmYfana BON Is Gents
Britfmarfen u~erFesett o~erianot bon oeS
PRIvAT kLlNlk. 101 9Th Ave-, New York, NY.
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EtelensGeiuG,

SieIIcqeiud:
Gin %trditiq:r iunser gGann, tD'fdsF NIT Def Tf'f "
fudbt sfcnura. Vad,ufraqcn in Sir. 12H, 9nl'
6iraBe, 2oeut= goint. uoG)
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9pe3iaIz 46Iieferung.

Sxbs Senbung, bic nit elmer Cps.
5ialz1O4Genis sMarfe uno elmer foI.
9sn bes eep0bnli6en gortos perieben
lit, pirO iofort na4 Qnfunft bur3
etnen Spe5ial@8otsn ausgetraeen, i'm
9e3irt iebsr freien 46liefsrunssItl'
tion, ODER 16sr i'm umtrsiie Don bier
Meilen elmer ieben an6srsn YoitdnItolt
in ben Ser. Gtaaten. Die W6lritz
runestunben folGer Ssn0ungen Fnb
in ben 5reizNblNferungsItnticnsn :
7 ubr Mprgens Biz II ubr Mbsass
in alien dnberen 9otftationen. Gpe-
5idl goitIenoungen t0nnen an alien
Ser. @taatenzPoitdmtern aufgese6sn
psrben.
MusIGnbif4e Senbuneen.
1. Die Staten fir ale c%usIGrbi.
i6en Gtoat.n unb lire S~clonis'n
(ausesnommsn Canada unb Tiesito)
finb bic ~folgenbsn: 8risfs 6is su Is
@ramm q un3e) 5 Gsnts. G;nio9e
goittarten 2 Gents bas GIHd. Gid,
onttport Sarten 4 Gents bos Slid.
3.situngen unb onoere Oru6io4eu /
Gent pro 2 un5sn.
@srIisgelt. - Srgenb Elm. poitia6e
pirb als ~perfnaelt an9eieFn, tpsnn
oisIsl6e 70 berpadt lit, baB cine srunbz
!iGe griifurg o6ne S4dOisuns Der
um6inung oOsr bss Snbalts niSt ers
m09li6t piro.
Nu9fen6'un gen. W
8riefe unb poItfartsn psr6sn fret
6en gmpfGngsrn ober IbIenbern bon
elmer goI tdnitalt CUR anbsren na9ssz
56idt, tpsnn Der Nuni9 auf benz uma
fdlae ausgsbriidt lit. goItIenoun9sn
Der onbersn &lahen tpsroen nur duf
0,rlaneen na4gsianot uns tu:ro bann
an Geitimmungsorts Elm 3%Iiabporto
bon Der 606e bes S~rignoi!ases ka
re9nst fperbsn.
.3peiter SLATE C3eitnns,n II. 3etta
i9riften) l Sent fir 4 un5en.
Oritter 9laKe (9Itsr. G~irtulare)
1 Gent fir 2 nn5en.
@isrter alaie @ca;;n) 1 Gent
pro lln5s.
Ganabo.
Oisiel6sn Staten anS 9tb;ngun9sn.
ola in ben Ser. Studtcr nit 4usna6s
me, buB ssmii4ts adainannspaarsn.
nel6e ni6t als Bono T;oe" Sunbsls4
shutter esianot peroen, mil Der paf.
fttpolt perIanbt tperosn miiTsn. Saul
mdnnii6s S9riftsn 81 bca gspObn-
liGsn Staten.
giniarei6eaebI6r 4ofs Iuf4lasl
8 Gsnta.A
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QIte 3etttltteea (@orreipsnbeuten),
DQc. pro 6nnbert, ~ 6sben In Der Office bes .Dcut.
tesn Gsrssipsneeut1ss DeItiusSss "a. mi 81
6HGce9 negnh
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Saltimo-er STeftcns So.e.
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Baltimnrer Narftberimte.

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Setlamgt int Maaemeinea.
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t~rdnfirttn y~rieisa an ben a9ent.n Der geitlt@dff,
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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-01
Explicit Details.

A rural correspondent of the Ports.
mouth, New Hampshire, Times sent to
his paper this ineligible account of a
local episode:
"a man killed a dog belonging to an
other man. The son of the man whose
dog was killed proceeded to whip tue
man who killed the dog of the. man he
was the son of. The man, who was the
son Of the man whose dog was killed,
was arrested on complaint of the man
who was assaulted by the son Of the
man whose dog the man who was as
saulted had killed."
This has suggested the more familiar
but equally brilliant remark of the
young man whose temporary condition
required the services of a cab-driver.
Leaning back on the cushions, he sigh
ed and said:
GLOW much pleasanter it is to be rid
ing in a cab, thinking how much pleas
anter it is to be riding in n cab than it
is to walk, than it is to walk, thinking
how much pleasanter it is to be riding
in a cab than it is to walk"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-01
CHAPTER v1u

Florence i-orine knew Fish Hawk by
sigh. md q great lead better by rcpu-
tatinn. WHOM she WAS II little girl he
often anne. rs u half rrown boy. TO the
factor. where tsc innate badness OF lM.;
nature cliscfl him to lie frequently Hog
ged ~ ialgc l.ering's order. She also
kney. ~ his asti4k III Colin Morton tie
night he WIS Oh rliaSl near the wreck.
AMI sic could Not but think that he
womb transfer lhe hate which H. was
known 10 treasure for the young soldier
to lcr.
I'ish Hawk ran through the stream.
and WAS about TO spring up the rocks "a
wlicrr she stood when She raised her rifle
and brought him 10 Il halt.
"I!olG."' he called out. Il am a
friend
what is your namcy'
She kncw, bit she wished to show TO
him that when ne announced himself
that she would manifest no dread.
Don't you know me. Miss Ilorcncc:''
he asked, and he leaned forward that
she might get a better look AT him.
"Havc YOU forgotten Fish Hawk:
used 20 hold your horse"
He tried To creep nearer. but the posi-
ton OF The gun warned him back.
IL remember now. You belong TO IL
band of the Fiathcads," she said, with
wonderful GOODNESS.
"Ah. yes. I'm IL good lnjun. My
heart i, good TO all the whites"
II am glad to hear that"
"Oh. yes. ] have Il very good heart.
Going TO the Fort. Miss Florence?"
"Ies. when my friends come up
AMI she shaded her eyes with her
tands and looked as ii she were peering
through the forest.
AN. yrs, your friends"
And Fish liowk also began to look
around. and he Indians nj the foot of the
rock placed their ears To the ground. and,
after listenins for some time, one of
them. said:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-01

Inc quarters of Il recently slain elk
wrr" near the fire, and the rudy glow
tel upon the waters of IL cool sprins.
that dubbed ont of the granite rocks
ana left The glen i'll Il %silvery, singing
stream.
sit here. Miss Florence; we go Fix tie
hit. said Fish Hawk. pointing to a rock.
Me and my friends go build the hut and
get the soft, warm, dry grass"
ihiS was soon constructed. Florence
crcpt into its shelter and stretched her
weary form on the dry grass. She felt
that She was Il prisoner. Through the
branches She looked ont and saw the In
dian> cooking their supper. After IL
while Fish Hawk came over with some
hroi.el elk meat, served on Il piece OF
bark by WAY of Il plate. She ate some
of the v~enisDn, for it was tender, odor-
ols and most capitally cooked.
Then she lay down and again looked
through the branches. watching the In
dians about the fire. But gradually the
picturesque forms became indistinct. The
fire appeared to die slowly out. The
hum OF their low voices became a lullaby,
and she dropped off to sleep.
did YOU tell this girl the truth?' ask
ed one of the red men.
oh" laughed Fish Hawk, II always
tell the truth; l I'm going to be her good
friend and she is going to be mine"
"IIow will That bey'
"Thc officers ut Fort Clark say ] am Il
bad man. They will punish me if l so
back: and / have got so fond of living
at the Fort that l cannot stay away.
Now you. Charley, must 20 at once to
Mai. Germon."
when daylight comes:"
"les; and you say to Maj. Gcrmon,
Fish Hawk he found the white girl they
call the Belle of the Cascades, lost in
the woods, and he is taking good care
of her Then Maj. Germon gets red in
the face and makes much swearing. lie
will sag: Why don't Fish Hawk bring
the girl here? Then you say: He is
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-01

afraid. Maj. Germon, YOU give me pa
per to say that Fish Hawk can come
back. and all the past is forgiven. and
he shah live here rs before. then he will
bring back the judges dauehtcr.''
That is for you," said Charley. but
we think that We must have something
more for our work"
Nos, Won say: Major. nc, Charley and
two friends want blankets and gold"
Before day the following morning Char
ley. TO show he understood his mission,
repeated over Fish Hawks instructions,
and then started for Fort Clark.
Despite her rude resting place, her
wild surroundings. and her wilder com
panions. Florence Loring slept until day
light; nor did restless dreams disturb her
reposc. She arose and went TO the little
stream flowing down from the spring. and
batlcd her face and hands. The Indians
had built a huge fire. and were again
cooking v%enison.
Good morning. Fish Hawk" said
Florence. advancing to the fire. "You
will START soon|
Miss Florence. ] am Your friend. My
heart is good to YOU" replied the Indian.
I'VE agreed last night that was true
she replied.
Last night l do not sleep at all, but
| lie awake and think. / think this: If
! take Miss Florence back right away.
then Maj. Germon he take me, put me
in the guard house again, and fasten a
chain to my leg SO | cannot get away.
have a brave heart, and that hurt me.
SO early--before the light camel send
Charley to the Fort: aud he will say:
Major. You forgive Fish Hawk and he
will bring the Belle of the Cascades to
the Fort
.Then l am to wait till this man comes
back with the majors reply?'
The brave girl still succeeded in hid
ing her alarm.
YES. That will not be long
"He cannot return before dark!'
No; but we can so on to the Fort
tomorrow; or if you will walk at night
we can find the TRAIL
''Then l am your prisoncr?"
"Oh, no; the Belle of the Cascades is
free as the birds, and her heart is good.
She will stay to help me-. for l am her
FRIEND said Fish Hawk; and she saw
by his eyes that he was ready to en-
force his wishes.