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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

Wv NOAS" AH 0AAAOfAOo
Eprzepad} pew1nego wNiee , & otrs:
+bez wiesci; podobno " leslie
obozowa}a owsego VIE
czor'u banda cygan6w; ludzie.
m6wili, ze cygeanie musieli
dziecko, pan Jan wy y
Fs}al pogod "a mimi, ale ME,
+dognali ich: dziecko j banda
przepadly bez wiesci... M6gl-.
|by'lmnl pc p:Iotwviedziec kmieciom
tutejjss,z.yJm, ze ukradziony
przez cygan6w syn pana Jana
znalaiA sic, m6glby,m Gle "a
wiest do dwNorkkulus7i tutejszego,
DO prraswVtdlas Z =, tw,ycc:hh oczlu1I
plrrzeglada, a przytem zywem
lodbiciem jeste5 rodu Odo1a-
n.oWicsz66w i peWien jestem,
ze5 jednego slowa ME ska
mal; ale ia ziemiai jeasstt; pod
piecza k~r6lewska, j Is bic
1masz zadnych dowod6w, ze,l
syinnyesam Jana = Odolan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

NeopeT, 26. 5itli. Ter Gam
pier o9toro. 2(mcrifa" lit non bier nod)
Hem.Yort obgciobrcr.
2tpcrpooL 26. <li. 49, Na8e.
fommcn bon Nep 2)orf lit bier Ser
Gompicr o8ictorion."
@omburg, %, Sui. Ger
Compiler @cnniplponio" lit Uon9tcu.
Oorf bier ongcfommen,
YIpmouth q. &,tIt. Ger
Compier y&oiicrju 2tlauitc&ictorio, q"
bon ytcp-Yorf nod) Gberbolrg unO
Somburg beittmmt, fam bier an ma
lit mcitcr gefnbren.
2i5or0, 81. Suli. - Ger Gam.
pier oGpnoom," bon Nep gorf noA
9ouIo0nc unO ROTTERDAM beitimmt,
poiiirtc bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Gmsf Dem Snueren MarplanS'S mn
ben a%ngrcnsenbcn Staaten.

Neger BADEN nj @etBen.
Die in Den SoteI& bon atlontic-
@itp ongeiteaten NCger boben bon
ibren Chefs @eiiung erboltcn, ni6t
an SteQen 81 BADEN, sic bon @ei-
fen f%requentirt peroen. @cnn lie
nidt geborden. iuerben lie olle cnt,
IoIien meroen4 Ger @cfcbl Ging IL
nen uui G~eranGoIiung bon @ooc9o-
item ans oen Siioltnaten 5u.
Senator gIagcfS @ottin
toot.
cSsn Upper arIboro' 1T sic Satin
ocs Stootsienottrs W. g. Glo9ctt
BON 8ritee Georges Goltntp ant
9onneritoa. Ibeho geitor6en. au-
Scr ibrem @otten Dinterl1bt tic Drei
30dter uno 5ipei Sobne.
CIR. Senator Hobini On &
w. frauf,
Sii. ieiner @obnirne gu 9eloir,
Sorfor6-G ourtp. Iiegt gr+StooiSie-
Tator Sbnnias s. &obiHion om Seer.
benfieber idtper frarf onrnieocr.
3ipei ieiner Gin6er baber oieielbe
aranfbeit.
81 eunion ser 2utberaner.
1leber 10000 Teripnen nabmen
an Der @euuior Der lutberiiden Stir
den bonn ipeitlifcn Marplanb, Sir.
ginien mo 8enniplpanicn Sbeil. Die
an GonperItog 81 Een,ltar liatt.
fanb. .i5 ,>r2
Gin Jabrunfoil
SRI. Gua Wunion, Tofter oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

Sraucnbctm Miro &c.
6Ioiien. - GuS Confederate
Some for WotberS ono @ioorps" an
9ntcr-, nnbe Wonrocitro6e, mcldJe5
I'M Sabre 1888 bon 6rou &obn g.
Golpen mo Nr0cren 9cgrilnoct pur.
DC, miro geihlolien mcroeu. 9(ue S5n.
Iaiicn nit Illsno6e non iiini, pel6e
rcbcnfolS in fllr5er 3cit SeimItGtten
crbdltcn mcrocn, bnben oos Snititut
bcreitS Derlniien. 8iS Dor 5lpCi Sab.
rem bate Dos Scim cine itootlihe
ltntcrltiibung bon iGbrIid $500 err
bolten Gle SGlieBun0 0cS Scims
1T 5urild5ufiibrcn ollf Strcitigfciten
inter Den Neomten, meId)c 10 oltSor.
tctcrL bob Iid 5mei fcinolide Gor.
tcicn biloctcnL mo eS iflieblih ais
ooS 3rpcdmGBiglte erodtct muroe,
ooS Snitittt 81 idlicBcn. Gic Qrgen.
pGrtigcn Ycomtcn iinb: &rGliocn-
tin Srou u. Gelton 2eutbcdcr, @ice-
ErGii0cnt 6rou Geo, Soldier, Sefre-
tGrin Sri. &otbcrine Mtoo0 S6ot.
mciltcrin Srou SSamcS Mpoq; &c.
ifGftsiiibrcr - 6rou &, s @op.
lnnb, 6rnu IS. W. @orriS, Gror Wc-
Goiircp. Sri. 2eocrmon, Srou ". Sic.
bortp mo Sri, Hoie 2cutbcdpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Sriraths Qiccnlcn.

2utprencc =. ailbmoul, %, II. Oil.
niu Q. HulicQ, 26 Sabre alt; 2iccn3
Qebolt bon Gla Mccnulcp.
gn1il 6. Mtet9cr, %, nr0 NtcQic q,
wills, Is Sabre olt; 2iccn5 NcboIt
bon @iaiom .. Guncun 9}r. 1913.
SiiosG6orlcSItrobe.
TbomoS Sec. q, un0 Catherine
Gronin, 10 Sabre oft; 2iccn5 Ne6olt
BON SbomoS Sec, Nr. 900, Stirling.
itrobc.
Sobn 9cd, 81, un6 Nnnic Wl.
StrouB, 81 Sabre off; 2iccn5 Ncbolt
bon 3. S6omnn, 9fr. 1902, Noro,
@ctbelitrobc.
goiporo Sigh, %, uro Sobonno
2nug, Is Sabre oft; 2iccr5 acboIt
bon Sruli Morp ". 2iieGo, Nr. 937,
2cmmpnItrobc.
Hi6orb S. GlemIom inn. %, uno
Wtorp 6. Glcmion 81 Sabre alt; ST
Gems 9cbolt bon Gao 0tltrpbp, Nr.
6, 0'9onneaitrobe.
Sobu 6ortpea, 24, lnG aunic %.
Fruitt, 10 Sabre alt; 2iccl,5 0e6olt
bon 8. y. 20bcG, 9tr. 1927 Sit-Wto.
nunentltroBe.
. Surrp @ilion, 25, uno Bertha
0teoO, IS Sabre off; 2icen5 gcbolt
bon Moltcr @ilion.
Nidorb 8. 0olon, 81, ullo &ote
Gallagher, 81 Sabre oft; 2iccr5 &c.
bolt bon &. Golnn Nr. zoos, @reen-
mount 9(pcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
Shiffsnadridjten.

Rem Oorf, q. Suli. 1900 Iii
Gompfer o2ucania" bon 2iperpool
un0 Queenstown, ga lorraine" bon
SABRE m1b oEretoria" bon S~oulburd,
2ouer un0 9oulogne fomen bier on.
Nbgefabrcn bon bier mad 2~iperpooI
uio Guenstoipn lit ser Eampier &c
0ric."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
WahtlunegOn Humten.

Gorepitrabe uno Sort : Ipenre u
Siioli6 fabrcnb: GerIaiien 9ruio-
Sin.Sarf I, 9, 3 nno A llbr Mor-
gems; Supcttc. uno SoiparO-S traBe
1.2t. 2.21 3.2t uuo All Ioreens.
Rorolib icbreno: 8erlaiien Sort
McScnrp 1, 2, 3 unS A ltbr Mor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

epdtere g~saesoilS idprru MIR mad Dem 9iOR'
lanotOtufz Sduppeu.
@IectricaEnrf unO ut. g9dfbtnQtor:
Baltimore uH0 GulbertsStr. ...... GOO 1l.30j
2ibertbs gfoco uno IS. 8. sgtoe. 49,. GOA 1884
pie 11.45 lno u gln6m. Gurs taDreIl iur
bis Wlpuut gSlfhinutun.
M~tooles6iUer-
SouiOu1s rno 9dltimoresStr ..... 6.33 ii.35
WiiohlesNiOer ............. 500 ll'3o
5~eoetulsStrube- o,
Beoerdlitr. mo GtdotGrel8e. .... b.3O ii'2u
Brebaros unb Qreitun4Str. ..,... 0.oU LOU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
nNa"N
Nlns @altimprC.G Onntn.

gltl etllcm Snlepp0anlpTer loll DER
Nu9iaBioe nod 9rotbcrS 33Iol,b
oe6roft merhcR. = Bcidicocuc
@attcn beirotben iid micocr. -
&eridicbcne5 ollS Ocm Gountp.-
6rou Gomeu perflogt.
@eoroc Solicit ser Nlt@i3Biac olt5
Spricn, ueIhcr 3l HoicNoIc, 9oltl.
more County, in cincm 6rndtpoGs
0on i~cit9cbaltcn ntrO, auir0 mcutl bic
9cb6rOcu Oc5 GolDltp5 .Ca m0Glit}
modem t6unen nltf cincm S6Iepp'
bnmpfer nod scr Nu3iGbiGcu . aos
Ionic 3u 9rotbCrs &alalo acidafit
mcrOcn. oaS bcibt, mcnn elmer Der 81
gcntbiinlcr bon ShIcppbootcn iif
bcrcit erfl1rt, NnNeitcltcn Scr IH.
itcdung5gciabr oltS5uIcBen. 6erncr
lit eS nod ole 6rogc, Oh oie 9eb0rNcu
in Icu,0orf iif NIT Der Nufnabnle
0cs Wuuuc9 5ufriebcn 9cben mcrOen.
Gic Soften iiir ole 9%ef0rocrung Ocs
llnaliidlidcn udrcu nidt be0cuteto,
ga Elm SdIcpp0nmpicr iiir $50 bis
$50 pro Gaa gcmirtbct merben t0nlt-
tc. 3ic 0eiun0beit3 d. 8eomtcn bsS
"A. un0 10. GiitritteS bon Baltimore.
Gountp beidloiien 9eltern 0tor9en 0ic
9%tluobncr ser betocn 3iitrific unr Gle
g%enpbner Oes Gountps I'M glQgcmci-
zen 5t eriuden, cine flcinc Summe
bei5pitcucrn bomit Ser A~uSiGtige
nod Ncn 0orf geionOt mcrOen fonr
un0 ooS Gpltntp nb1 Der Nlnited1ulgSs
qtfo6r 6eIreit tueroc. Goiictt lit nid)t
lpie bebnuptet rprroc, ser 9ciiBcr Do1t
$1,000, ionoern ct lit bldItdbIid NIT.
tedos un6 in icinem Sale ioIlte men
Spmpatbie nllpen0cn lln0 nid)t 5l
oQ5u ihroifen WoBnobmcn 0reifeu.
Sic Golintp Aer5te iiuO Der Iniidlt,
hoB Die 2eier Scr nCrihic0enen Ser
tun0en IN Baltimore, iuenn lie nltr
menigeGcntS beiitcucrn miirOen, leidlt
Die notbige Summe oufbrtngen font.
Ten, Inn Solicit mad Brothers SslunD
at IenOen, ODER nenn notbig, rad
SDrien 5uriid.
3me i 20 al per6eirotbet, BE
gIei6 err It % Sabrcolt.
Srou Wurp &. Glemion bon Nr.
S027, Suhionitrobe, mirb mobrideln-
lid IN ocn nGdliten &agcn sum 5luei-
ten Male oen gunO fiir's Seben NIT
ibrcm criteu @attcn cingeben uuo
babel lit iie nod nidt Elm Wol %
Sabre alt. Ser @otte lit Der % Sab
re aIte HiborO S. GlemonS, BON oem
ole 6rou Dor einigcr 3eit g%ctrennt
miirbe. 9iir5lib frozen iidJ sic Set
ocit ultO ole altc 2ic6e purOe wieNcs
erneuert. Sm 9iircou ocS Gommpn-
TlcosgcridteS rprrNc gelterrt pon6rl..
gQa MurpbD, Nr. 9, SGonncQitra'
fe, cine Scirat6S 2iccn5 crlon9t u10
ipobrI6einIif finoet Die Granting bic
Ter Gage itatt. nNltc 2icbe roItct
nitt" iActnt in Oicicm Sale sur
Wdbrbeit gemorOen 81 iein.
Noti3cn.
sic n3ipeite Nationul : 9oHt" ton
Goiuion bat oaS 2otp.@ eb1uOe oa-
IelbIt fir $1,000 bon &errn &obcrt S.
8riobt crltonoen llno miro balielbt
in eincn 3peig Der @onf um1nOern,
in ocm cine Sparfoiie eil9eridtet
iper0en ioa.
9emobner Ser 6nItS'HouO beitluc'
ren Iid ii6er ben 3uitnno Der Sails
IooO, melhc crit Dor icd)S Wonotcn
III sic SGnoe oeS GountpS i%iberging.
Ter 2onbitroBen . Snaenieur Shit'
lep erflGrt. onb eS minocitenS $780,
600 foiten neroc, sic Strobe in elmer
glitGn 3uItono 81 Icbcn.
Die nSotel 9cIuiNcrc = GomponD"
bat I'M arrisgcri6tc ST Gpmlon 6rolt
Selen u. ". G0pen ouf cine 3o0'
IungSnote bin, Die iih ouf $40i.63
nel1llft, perflogt. Gie Serflogte miro
ibre @ntlport OieiCr Gage cinrcihelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28
I6faDrtStngc hcr EnIiagier.9 ampfcr
OnM Nclu-0Orf.

Nm %. Gull Gampfcr rSrene'
nnf Ncopcl un0 @enuu.
PIN %. SrtIi Gampfcr o@atricia'
mad Samburg.
PIN %. Sui 0antpier 0@truria'
na6 2tuerpooI.
G(m %. Sui Qampfer oMinnc
bahia" nad @onOon,
PIN IS. Suli 0ampfer u@cD'Oorf'
nod Soittbampton.
Nm %. SuIi 9ompfer n6rancesea'
mad gtcopcl unO Erieit.
Nm %, SitIi 9ampfero 8aoerIano'
nod @ntmerpen.
Nm %. SuLi Camper yGaleoo.
uior" nah Glasgow.
PIN %. SuIi Sampler oGcru9in'
na6 gtcapcl.
2lu 81. SuIi 9ampfer nGormauia'
nud 2iuerpool.
PIN 81. SuIi 0ompfern Garpatbia'
Ha6 Neapcl unO @enlto.
PIN 81. Suli Ganpiero aronprin3'
nad Bremen.
2(n 1. Nltguit 8ampfer v9oItic"
nod 2ioerpooI.
2[m I. IuguIt 0ampfero EotS0am'
ua6 ROTTERDAM.
9tn 2. Gltguit Dampier n2orroine'
noA Sabre.
9tm 2. Guguit 9nmpfer nOSfal
ser 3peite" no6 %&openbagen.
9tm 2. 2tuouIt Gompier namerifa'
nod Snm6urg.
2tm ,. auguit 9ampier nYrinceE
9tIice" nn1 Bremen.
9(m 4. 2lltgirIt 0ampier 0Prctoria"
mad Somburg.
Sim 4. 9tuguIt Gompfer n2ucania"
na6 2iocrpooI.
Pm 4. Nlu9llit 0ampfer v6inlunH"
nod Nntmerpen.
9(m A. ausult Camper n@inne.
tonfo" nah 2oubon.
Nm 4, 9nopit Qqmpicr ~glitoria'
nadJ @IaS9oip.
gnl 4, au8uit 9ampicr nN(itorio"
na6 @lnSgom. 10
PM A.. 9tlguIt 9ampfer st
2oui3" nod Sout6ampton.
9(m I. Nl0uit 0anlpfer n&oiier'
na1 Bremen.
9tm Z. Nugnit 9nmpfer DIrin1
9l6aI6ert" nod Nenpel uno @enlto.
gm s. NuguIt 9ampfero Noor0am"
nah 9iottcr0nm.
am s. NrgHit Gnhpier o2a5io"
nad Neopcl uu0 @enlta.
Im s. NllgllIt 0ampfcr yMoieItic"
naA 2ipcrpooG.
Nm Q. 9hlguit 0ompfcr o&aiier
Grieorid)" mob @repen.
Sm 8. Slr8uIt 0nnpfer n9liider"
mad SnmburN.
am .. IngitIt Camper Is. s.
Sietgen" nod &~opcnbo9en.
am 8. NhI8uit 0ampfcr ga @ns-
coglte" nod Naurc.
PIN 10. gll9uit 0ompfcr nGeItic"
nod 2ipcrpool.
Im IL. NugnIt 9ampier Gro
@olberlec" nab Somburg,
am II. gu9uit 9ampfer nllmbria"
uah 2iperpool.
In II. NllQltit 0ampfcr y&Gnigill
2oiiiie" nod Ncopel un6 @emln.
am II. NltguIt 0ompfer See
Ionb" nod Nutmerpen.
Gm If. Nlt1nit 0ompfer nMeio.
ba" ltnh 9oH6on.
glm If. NhtauIt 0ampfer n9bilo-
belpbia" nod So1t6omptpn. ,,
Im If, Nlt9irIt Gampfcr nalee-
ria" nod Neupcl.
Im fl. Au0rit 0umpfer .@roBcr
Gurfilrlt" noh 9rtmen.
9lm IA, Nuallit Gontpier .Garo-
min" nad) 2iOcrpooI.
am Is. Nll0tIt Camper .Sceo-
mic" nd6 2iucrpoot.
gm 10. GlglrIt Gampfcr o9tep.
9%mIteroom" nod Motteronm.
Im 10, Nlgltit 0nmpier "Norb-
Tmcrica" nod 9tcopel uto @enua.
GIN t6. Nlugnlt Gompier Sofia
Sobenburg" nah Neapel ulto Srielt,
GIN 16, auDuit 9ompicr .a0niein
IuguIte Gictorio" nod Samburg.
am 16. Iuguit 0ampfcr .Sellig
Sfap" nab &open6agen.
Sim 16. NliguIt 0ompfer ga gre'
taene" noh SABRE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

Srn. 9}ormun N}ltnion non &dacrS-
tonu, furr6e ar Gorrerito& ais 6os
@uoon, in neld)cm itc elmo Spojier.
fobrt mudtc, an ser Molnutitrobcns
Grcu3una BON ciner 2ofomotioc &c.
~troiicn mrr0c, idmcr ucrlcbt.
@roBC @uGnGof S.I rloQcn.
Die .g9citIidc MorpIGnocr 9obn"
mill bel Cumberland Qrobc 9ohns
bots NnIogcn modcn. &irr5ig 2(dcr
2on6 iin6 erfor6crlih. GoS 2ono
0cb0rt Or, Geo. u. Carpenter unO
fam uur 0ur6 bo8 Gonocn1ntrlingS.
bcriobrer crldngt nCrocn.
NIte Sci 6Cr.
Ser oItc Iutbcriihc 6riebbof an
Ser Gbur6Itro6e in Irc0crid, M0.,
ioG fir @ou5mcdc pcrmun0t lpcr'
Den, uno sic 2cidcn, mcldjc BORT 70
bis 100 Satire 0cruGt. mcr0cn nod
Scr .Wtount Sliuct Cemetery" &C.
braft. Gin mctoQcncr Sorg borg
bic @ebeinc 0e& inn Gricgc BON 1912
gcfoQcnen Capt. George @. Ont.
Gtnc oIte 6cinbi6oft.
Cine oItc 5cinoidoit, Die icit 2on.
gem 3rpii6cn s. G6noro GrismorO
rno Sonc2 @iuioma bon FortS-
MOUTH, so, %bcitonocn bat, ortete am
9onncrYtoQ IN IbdtIiGfeiter ats,
ltnO GriSmonO IicQt icbt nit elmer
gefdbrIid)Cn &uGclronn6c Oornieoer,
mG6rCnO @iQiom8 inn @efGugniB
iitt. 'GrismonO iit Elm Or 3udtbors.
pogcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

Gut &oI3!- 9luf oen &egel-
bobuen in Scr oStoQe6oue" fono
om 9onnCritog gbenO Gin @cttfe.
gcIn Itott 3uiidcn oCn Clippers" II.
Den o0ourela," meIhes i~olgcnoe$ She
Iultat bate:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

aaiic far's Nnsiafo befDrat G. 9iatue, gr.e
4f3, Eit-8aidmpre. str, uaHe 6oitumbpaie. ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-28

9eutlbe QuptiItcns0ir0e. Gde DIonnn1ent'
Sirabe nth GuttcrfOus4at glnenlie,, Sallor
9Bn. 8feiftcr, gtr. zoos, GtisN'aouor'St|'
QiaItimnre
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-08-30
|CECREAM CAUSE
OF SOME SICKNESS
GREATEST DANGER is FROM NE.
TALIc POISONING.
BOIL BEFORE FREEZING
The Delightful CONNECTION Growing
Fast in Public and Scientific Favor
but Has Dangers-Impure Flavor
ing Extracts Sometimes used-Cau-
ton Needed in Preparation.

For several years icecream has
been growing in public favor and in
scientific federation. Physicians are
using it freely as the first food given
to convalescents, especially in fever.
Places so well supplied with ice as
Madison is, are apt to carry the mat
ter to an extreme, and an excess OF
any good thing brings bad results.
Local physicians, almost without ex-
ception, favor a moderate use of the
delicious CONNECTION, but they recog-
nize the possibility of grave dangers
lurking in creamy substance.
Secretary Shumway, of the Michi
gan State Board of Health, has just
issued a circular which causes cold
chills to run down the spines of those
who revel in icecream. He says:
The principal ways by which the
frozen dainty is likely to cause sick.
ness, declares Mr.. Shumway, are me-
talic poisoning, impure flavoring COM
pounds, impure milk or cream. and
carelessness in allowing any of the
ice, salt or water in the bucket to
mix with the cream. Metallic poi
soning is caused by the use of two
different metals in the freezer. Many
freezers are composed of heavily
timed iron. 1t is recommended that
when the tin surface of these freez-
ers is worn off SO as to expose the
iron the freezer be discarded. The
danger of metallic poisoning is also
increased by allowing the paddle to
remain in the cream, and it is recon-
mended that the paddle be removed
Immediately when the freezing is
completed.
ut is criminal to put into ice.
cream impure or poisonous flayoring
extracts" says the secretary, wfe
declares that this is sometimes done.
Many fruit flavors are said to be pre-
served with formaldehyde or arsenic.
The circular concludes with.
However, if some persons are still
living to eat and will persist in using
icecream, it is suggested that the
cream and ffavors should be boiled
before being frozen, thus reducing
the chances of fermentation and con
sequent poisoning to the minimum.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-08-30
Vesuvius in eruption
By Professor William d the UnaaS Geological Survey.

In sunny Italy earthquake and vol.
canic eruption belong, not to the rare
and curiius, but to the most common
and terrifying of natural phenomena
Inc mobility of terra firma upon the
Italian peninsula is annually attested
by no less than ten earthquakes of con.
siderable violence; and the lapse of
ume has at frequent intervals been
punctuated by the ,convulsions of vul-
cano, Etna and Vesuvius. The beacon of
Stromboli is always lighted to remind
the traveller that though the volcanic
forces be sleeping, they are not dead
ana may awake at any moment with
little warning to extend the long
chronicle of disasters.
such paroxysms as have marked
the last six months have fortunately
been rare even in Italy. On the eighth
OF last September at dead of night in
numberless villages throughout the
province OF Calabria, sudden earth
CONFUSION precipitated the loosely
constructed dwellings of stone and
tile upon the heads OF a sleeping
people; so that our wonder is not at
an appalling loss of life but that any
escaped. During the first days of the
following April Vesuvius awoke from
a lethargy which was becoming habit
uai, to violence such as has been re-
corded but twice before-once in the
first century of the Christian era,
when Pompei, Herculaneum, and
Stabiae were buried from sight, and
again in 1881 when the cities upon the
later coast line were all invaded by
lava.
The grander stages of the recent
eruption were ushered in on the even.
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ture the northern Vesuvian country
before the veil of ash had been lifted
a picture. which despite its utter
desolation, was not devoid OF beauty.
Dimly visible in an atmosphere color
ed in the same chocolate tones of the
sitting ash, rose the lofty stems and
spreading canopies of the pines which
line the roadways; while beneath the
vines and orange trees were found all
the delicate tracery of e..e track OF
bird and insect.
In Naples, where there was little
Of danger, there was much of panic.
The earthquakes OF Saturday night
and the loud rumblings and crashes
which reached the city from the crater
kept large part of the population
upon the streets. Quick to take advan.
tage of this favorable opportunity.
women of the lowest class organized
ostensibly religious professions such
as were everywhere to be seen, and,
diverting momentarily the attention
of the householders, their masculine
accomplices succeeded In entering and
robbing the deserted houses. With the
following morning began the great exc
dus of tourists, which was largely ne
complished during the day, though with
much confusion and by means of an
augmented train service By MONDAY
morning many of the Grand Hotels
had dismissed their servants.
Though the violence of the erup-
ton fell away after the paroxysms of
Saturday and Sunday, the shifting
light winds hung a curtain of copious
ash above the city to cause the great
est irritation to the eyes. Many people
upon the street carried umbrellas,
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the great column of steam which noun
ed above our heads-an earnest that
the end of the eruption was near at
hand.
With the coming of Easter, Naples
was emerging from the shroud OF ash
which for days had wrapped her about,
to find her streets clogged with the
heavy sabbia and her beautiful park
brown and dull as though fire had
scared it. Grotesquely transformed
into chocolate images, the figures OF
and nearly everyone was tricked
out in some protective device-exces-
sively large glasses, motor-car spec
tacles yellow or blue celluloid shields,
or simply perforated paper masks-a
really grotesque array seldom seen
except in the carnival season The
poorer classes were obliged to content
themselves with long paper visors,
which held beneath the cap compelled
them to assume the pert attitudes of
a drinking hen
The terror of a people excitable ~
nature enveloped in darkness which
allowed little to be seen was constant
ly fed by the widest exaggerations OF
the local press. It's statements were
certainly worthy of Dion Cassius, who
describing the eruption of 70, told now
giants appeared upon the mountain,
and after their disappearance fire and
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Victor Emanuel and Garibaldi looked
down from pedestals upon which it
would but half surprise one to read
the familiar Chocolate Taln,one.
After his fashion the supplemented
Neapolitan in almost the first con-
tinuous sunshine celebrated with
noise of firearms the resurrection of
mis- Lord and his own release from a
reign of terror. In the little cabinet
at the corners of the streets pulcinella
attracted by his t'me-worn jokes the
usual merry groups, and all save the
fiesta was forgotten Herded behind
the closed gates of barrack yards with
eyes revealing a dull sensibility, the
contadini rescued from Ottaiano and
San Giuseppe rejoiced in the bread
handed out to them by a paternal gov
eminent, and rocked little of that fu-
ture in which the present sympathy
shall nave cooled when it has COM
puted the needs of Caiabria an Sicily.
Fully $4,000 people find a home
upon the treacherous slopes and
near Iue DdSS VI NSSuFluS, anu TIE
question is often asked why after
each disaster they swarm back to
renew the struggle of life where his.
tory has taught that if it be their
fortune to escape a fresh disaster,
they can hardly expect like immun-
ity for their children. Tore del Greco
has been thrice overrun with lava n
a little more than a century and a
half with losses Of life mounting into
the thousands. Yet in the maremma
of Tuscany and the campagna of
Rome the fever claims each year as
many victims as Vesuvius in a cen
fury; and by the blue waters of Naples
is found "a climate where heavens
breath smells sweet and wooingly'-
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FIXING VALUE OF COFFEE.
American Dealers Concerned About
Proposed Plan Of Brazil.

T'opoScu RAN OF Brazil.
The coffee dealers OF the United
States are anxiously awaiting the fl
nal action of the government OF
Brazil, on the proposed plan for the
valorization or arbitrary fixing of a
value on coffee. This plan has been
under consideration in the South A
merican republic for several months
and three of the states, Sac Paulo,
proposition, says the New York Trib-
une. The lower house Of the Brazil
ian congress, 1t is reported, has
passed the valorization bill, but 1t is
said, that the president of Brazil and
the minister of finance are opposed
to the plan. The object of the men
who favor the plan is to give to coffee
fictitious value, by government ac-
ton, and thus to add to the revenue
OF the state. The present crisis a.
rises from the condition Of the coffee
markets and Brazill's monetary circu-
lation on the other AS the United
States is by far the largest customer
for Brazil's coffee, Il Is quite natural
that the proposed valorization of the
product should create a widespread
sentiment of opposition in this coun-
try.
The monetary system of Brazil,
in theory, is based on the gold stand
ard, milreis, worth about 81 cents
American gold, being the theoreti-
cal measuring medium of exchange.
On the principle that the cheaper
money drives out the dearer, the
country's actual circulating medium,
however,is paper money. issued by
the government, In the form Of pro
missory notes. payable at no definite
time and generally taken as practi-
cally irredeemable. Its actual inter.
national monetary measure is the
English pound sterling, In which even
the immense balances for coffee paid
by the United States are RENTED.
At present the paper notes of the
government are circulating at a dis
count Of about 81 per cent, as com
pared with their face value in gold
melreis. The government tries from
time TO time to force their value
higher by operations through a gov
eminent bank.
Prices in Brazil for all eommodi-
ties. including the cost Of producing
crops. remain practically fixed in the
paper currency Of the republic, how
ever, and are very high.
The proposition TO fix a value for
coffee arbitrarily came from the three
coffee-producing states mentioned as
having approved the plan, and these
states have asked the federal govern
ment TO establish credit for
$4,000, 900. 10 be raised by loan,
secured by a tax OF about 60 cents