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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

wv W WV" on " I
1,299,494 Eentner unb pen}iondre,
bon bsnen 732,379 auf Yreuben fomz
men. Sm Rsgisrunssbeairt &aHel
ipobnsn 20,SO1; i'm Rssierungsbe5irt
Wtesbaben - Wiesbaben 1T bic bsut=
1da panfionopolis - 1920; bod bus
Ben bon BEN iibrigen IS prsrBtidsn
3egisrungsbs5irten Is einen nod bObs=
rem prpasntfab an Rentnem unO Pen=
%5iondren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

gs 1T tpo6l tei9t erflGrli6, purum
nan aGTsits ouf bas ReIultut Der biesz
jdbriasn Nufnabme geipannt III. 906It
pa6rT6einli6 piro oas Genius 8uz
reau i'm Monut Suli l6on Iopeit Iein,
tpenisIens t6eilpeiie oDer uber|9ldgz
ii6e Nusfunft auf bissbs5ii9li6e Sra
oen all oeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

Sn ben grnsuerunes=
tpablen gum frar30liidsn @erat baben
Die Natiomlilten. alfo bas g.neraIfab=
heprdtprianertbum unb oivRsoftion,
cine ff,tpere Nisoerlags erlitten; nl,r 3
nelte Senatoren aus SO geb0rsn benz
Natipnalismus an, baruntsr Der piel=
%oenannte Mercier. Se9s @euerGle u.
Elm Nomiral lino niht pieoergetpdbli
tporben. Die Monarfiter habsn a
G%anbibaten bur4; bic iibrigen neugta=
tret.uoen iino miniitsriel ooer bod re-
pu~blifaniih, big auf 6 ip3ioliftii9s
3aoifale. Qu9 5o!gen bes Drepfus=
Sfanbals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
seitbcriae Geniusanfnabmen.

NngsIidts Der 5bat[d9e, bab in bic
lem Sabre pieoer Elm genEus in ben
Ser. iStaaten aufgsnommsn piro,
oiirfts ss interehant lein, oas HsTultat
Der ~ieitberigsn 4uFnabmen gum Qb@
orud gu brinaen. Die erIte Genius
auFna6me erfolate i'm Sabre 1910.
Ssitbsr fanb ale 5ebn Sabre cine Wiez
bsrbolung ltatt uno ssitoltsts iia oos
Roruft,+ tris foIht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
9pnncrftas, ben 22. Tebrmar 1900

N6tbtaer ais Elm Reinz
bier E @eIsb 1T Elm Rsinnahers@sieb.
@easn unseiunoss Bier tamn oer Srin-
fer 5ih isIber i9iibsn. (St. 8. Mns.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

Waibington's 9eburts=
tag! unItreitig Der grOBte Sag in be,
@e1hi9te unIerer &olonie'n. tpie Del
a. Suli bisbsr Der srObte Sag in Del
G,sihihte bie1sr HspubIif mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
O1n, Mer,oueu. ueld,e Seid,dftisuns in Zen
~ -. NLsranu lnN Gnu1rek QIS yN6rtpr

Ollie Nerfomen. psldbe Seid'attteum9 In Zen
Wpdentlidben Narfen unc 2auares als Ssdrter,
Wa6ttr, Nutrolmanner, 8Grtntr, Stalltnebte Ooer
Nrbsiter ipiinibsu, icrpobl COLDS, Die ootDsf IN Den
sSorfs ono,itsnt roreu ppsr ni1t, fperpcH bisrourb
sniasfo qossr'T f5rt "S anftsannpsasin5s in otm Soaapt,
9ireau Der gebDoos, r@attrriOnsNurt sIg3urti3en,
ibre Ramsn r~teiariren gu laTen, ibrs &'tsttn3en
an3ueeben uno anpcr,ptitigt austinfl 3H llefsrn,
9aupida its Iarditettcn qelpuui6t iusrosn m08en.
Sn ueSertinftimmnnq nit Den 8eSeln Der .Ss50roe
iperoen ausfitclte IL mad Seoarf bon O'tltT Htits
ausgspd6lt !p,rOsn.
Gbas S. xprfd.
j5O.2.0 Yrdiiotnt Der 9tb6rOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
SpbcSfGQe.

am 20. 5tbruar 9alsntine Gti6tr, 2
Sabre alt.
aim 18. Scbruar Soispb ). a n,
q Sabre ct.
am Is. 6tbruar 8arbara Rerbtr, g.
Sabre ait.
Nm 20. HGbrllar & atberine 2ir6beiu m.
G5 Sabre alt.
GIN 20. 6ebruar Soiepb M. saul 81
Sabre alt.
gm %. f5e6ruar Gliis g d m d. 8 SABRE
alt.
Qlm 20. ;Jsbrnar ! 0 BIN u. Rsmp ,, 60 SABRE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

unfere 8erfe9ter bes
puritaniidsn Sonntass finoen Die
@euosrrng Der Spnntass : Seisse UNI
niib; erItens: iberbaupt; 5tpstter's:
erit re9t. Sect nifen Mrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
44-s,5o+,0 mssiftrotor Der etapt soltimor
G.oreerunss.9nsebpt fur Saitimorer staetz
Cbligdrtoucn.

SCprcetuHges Htn8eppIe Iur
y Cbligdrtoucn.
SorDsrungs =9lnqebotc iperocn biz VI onta q,
ben 20. Sebruar 1900, Nlittags Il lbr, I'M vi a.
Dors : Sirea II, 8dtbbaus. baltimore, entz
qegen eenommen iir ben NntauI ais SaH5ts ODER
zines 2beilss BON 1915 900 Gbli0attone II
Der Stabt m betannt alsr98elt=
li6e WlarDlGnoer giienbobn 1950er &sfunoirunQsz
Inleibe,- 3iuicn traeeuo 5u Der 8ate BON 81 BRO
3tnt pro Subr, .sablbar balbiobr!ib am sr1ten 2a8e
ps Yldrj unb September zines jeocn Sagtes.
3inien iuerpeu beginner am l. Wtdr3 1900, on
tpelbem Sage Die Sbligationen sur Iblisterung
bereit iein ipcroen.
Sieie Sblioationen iperben perausgabt troft Der
@erOrbnung Hr. Is, ~bcitGtigt an 9. Vtar, 1898
(amenbirt bur6 9erpronun9 Nr. %, bsltoti9t an
s. Sebruar 1900, pie Nu59ube BON $4,000 an
Sblieationen autoriireno SUM 3ipsfe Der Se3obs
lung Der Snbabsr aler Sbligationen orittsr S9Dz
pot6ef Der r98etli6en Marpldnoer Giienbabn=GOmt
paqnic," i'm 9ctraQt bon 1915, 900, %garantirt pom
NtaDor uno Staotratb bon Baltimore, fduig ON
l. Sanuur 1900.
@nqcbote miifen ~periiegtlt uno an ben Vtopor
ods 9oriber Der SinanS=GOmuihdrc a%oreliirt, ios
ME nit Der gufi6rift r4ropolal tor W, VI. u.
81. 1850 Refunoine 2oan" pcrieben iein. .
Sas Redt bleibt pprbebulten, irgeno pelbe uni
ole IHqe6ote su perperfen.
Sbomas g.. Sapes. Olopor.
0orfSsr Der GinanisGommiHdre.
Il-S 50-5n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

9is populifen perbsn
uu6 in bisism Sabre ssipalten iein
uno 5tpei Gprpsntionsn abbalten; ober
geioe tperpsn elm 9idst nominiren:
gtnan unb galbtpen. = 2uus am
Gtrifl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
Wnnie g. &renser.

GO ftarb am 81. 6ebruar 1900 annis g.. SreHjtr,
eeljsbte Satin BON 6bas. @rsnSer, in ibren. 60.
4ebcrsiabre. 8sripanOte uno 5reunoe iino bOflibit
sinQ,lao.n, Der 9aroiqurg bsiiutpcbnen, tpelte
morqen, Sreitae, Ta6mittagg 43 llbr, pom
Srausrbauie, Cir. 232, GtsGrub=Strabe, aus itatts
iircet. to3-b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
Terjamm lnnss~M n3etsen.
- PRUDENTIAL LEAGUE,

-Nsts,i(,ra, Tr. 1611 p.riammtlt lid beute.
snnrsr,tan. ben y. ftbriur, Qlbenos s lu1r, in
Srm aofais SIR. a2l, ShOApaeazStrabe, sur Sa6rts=
W,rfa nrrnlnno uno Sumtrn,pabl. Sic Ntitalieosr
fno uiudbt, piinitli6 gu eri@tinen.
(53, Suao 2pffau. grdf. oes St.secunciIs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

@beeling beeebt beutt
eins msrfpirbige Gsntennialfeisr., On
Waibineton's 9sburtstas 1900 puro&
BEL benz oamals an Der Steue bon
W6seIing Itsbenosn Sort 9snrp &C.
nj Hsrmaben bic lsbte Shla9t bss Hs=
pplutionstrisses 5piI9en ben Miliaen
Der amsritoniidsn Aseisruns unb Ben
robaliltii6sn Snoiansrn gef9lassn,
rubesu spei Ostaosn nu9 Der llsbsr=
eabe BON gorftotpn uno benz 5rieben
BON Ser IailIes. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
Baltimore Sampf=Y adef,GA.
MIte unit ;uptrldfGdc
. atsStute.

GIesante 3arlpicr tdsIih, auss.nomm,n Gem.
tags c0n ben neuen Yi,rs Nr. 10, IL, II unb Is.
etshts StraBe, nm $50 lhr 4benes rad ON point
0pmfort, Nerfplf, p~prtsmuutb uue allen
nunften ees Sheens. 8erblnbNus in Eortsnouth
nit Der rStaboaro dir @inie" 9eitloiienerS qua, 81 rtss
mouth NAH atlonta. GRee BerbiHeuna Al gScloon
euns NIT Der ~9sorioIt urb Carolina" .~ytorfolt uno
Gonthtrn," ~atlaEtic uuo Danpile" unb -9loriolt arb
gDsfern GiteEbabH.- uHp mt Der ~Slo Dominion,
slnlc" mad y~teipeerEe Ino I9oibinatoH, yi.s@.
UiabIseittH nab benz .uropdtlben Blame. QururioI.
8aliisns simmer. gi,trriite S,Icnbtung. 0ampia
h~etsung. acien mi Han bel.se aaiiiens L3ir mer ll
Boraus I'M Silet Silreou Der Sais 9lnlc, Suou.fts
Baltimore uno @aIpsrt, StrG6e. Selepbon 1875.
Jpbn u. Sberppoe, SSintdm Rauedn,
BlcesTrafoent Gen. ir. uuo gaii. Asert.
unb 9eH,raEz Uiaraser. q. SrpUn. @.sSilets Nsent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
ypuppm.0arf.Gemetern

Ntds Ssttisntn ln0 leSt ir Stn1tIsuno bsro..
riGlet. 8iel. aussepdblts 2oS. 81, Sup.riu.en,
bent Ds 9runoes una goeens pirb itDs g.lpiinidts
Wusfunit %errpsllsn. Sas srsmatoriu N
tebf tdel d ~. Snipsttion often. Wsosa Hdb.,.m
ipenbt man flo al ben Superintenoenten oser an sas
GareSu in Rr. a22 0srpsG tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

9ampff lifts MH,eiaem.
&cCrifsfonslini s MtsTsttiSs

mad 9biLabsIpbia. RaiHte ,%tnltlntr
Sed = ~.inselner iSabrp1eis 81. so, ,tbntdQiae Ggs
iurfo7 81, 90. Rad ailar.iezGito s.. 10, Grtur.
non 1919. Rad R,tpsQor! ger 9abn bon 9bi'
labtlpbio 81, Grturion SO. Seruer giastt nab
Saosn, Bridgeport uuS 9~orttauo, Te. uno 9unfs
ten norolib. iGglid, dusoenommcn Spnutaus, INN
) llbr Tabm. GrturTonss9iu,t o.rosn n r i'm
Sirsaa ~pertauit, Sroht bilieer, ols tpis nit Der
@ahn. Sdidt mad pamphlet. Clarence
Sb,ibsr, ao,nt. gr. 2O4, 2ig5tfr. (Cft8-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
0elo a~ussulei ben.
Osle ,u perieiber:

bon 800 a~uipGrts. Gnfauf bon oduirn, Crumbs
| ainiea, 6ppotbsten, 9dupldbtn etc. seQtn 9aar.
eeim gtrj5geruna. Sam. 5aurb. Rr. Gil, 6ols
| liuss5trdbe. (Top20, 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
Warcus Ritsert. Iupalt.
CIR. 1901, Gaftsrn=Apsnus.
administrations Mn;eise.

yta6ri5t miro hermit gessbtn, bub Der Inter
3eibncte pom 9altimorezG ountpzSeri6t 9Oumabt
our 9oQtrcdung pss Seitam,nts Der geitorbtntn
Sbertia @tiDtr erbalten bat. als SttlenI@
oen, bic SOrotrurotn an Oiticn Mu6laB baben, iptrz
ben hermit aufgsiorDert, iOl3e nebit Den nOtbiG'n
gcleptn bis gum ID. au0uit 1900 eimjnrei9en unO
q.ltcno 3u MAIDEN ODER 3u esipdrtigen, Dab fe ibrsr
Nniprit9e an Dieisu Obadiah 0eitBlib fir ptrluitl9
erfldrt peroen mDQtu. ollie, Die 3dblun9sn an olt=
fen Nddlab gu MAIDEN babsR, iu.upen hermit quiz
~qeiorOert, iul6s unperjioli0 III Den unttrjtidneten
gu lciittl1.
@egcbeu unter mciEer @anD am Z. Sage oes Woz
mats 5t6ruar 1900.
Marcus Hitsert.
(39. &c, So COZ Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
y(nud 6. @arnfeu.

Gs itarb am q. 5sbruar 1900 4nnu G. Warn.,n
in fbrem 81. 9tb.nsiabre. Die @eeroisurg Iinoet
morqeE, 6uitaq, Rahmittaes 2 llbr, BON Ter
gaobniInq ;5res Gntsls, Srn: 5. 5. Y,terg, Rr.
~, Golunt5i ia =slpsnut, aus ftatt. Seeroigaug pris
patim. gttts, ftin. SlunNn!
fGirrinnutier, Nboer iHo Gbarlsroner, S.sG.,
Ssitunsen mDesn eefaGisft eOpir.n.) GA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

gab annapolis, MT. Ropalss tatiOn, !7.05,
$50 @orm., !l24 0uam. 6amOSHs Station.
!7.20. 1900 Born, 1880, $50 Ga6m.
@trlaftn GamocusS tation mad 6rtOUid, E30
gorm., g. As @0rm., u.2o. 4$o unD $50 Hohm.
Nprm., ?9.45 Torm., il20, iA5O II. $50 glotm.
had g9inbtiter, 1920 @Orm.. 2.40. AIS IND
Sad oaqtrgtpipn, - 40 9orm.. AIS. l4.3O y.
9a6 nj. airp unO 3piiteUsS %tattousu. T39
!9.45 gOrm., !l.20. 1870, 80. $50 'llo p.
Tob Gnicott : Gitu, !73o !9.45 9orn. !l,20
20 -. 80, $3.50, lilo gchm.
Gnh Curtis @ap, 1923 Born.
To6 Qurap, Wt. Republication, 1926 9a71.
c.. -=t,4;ou - Al pc5m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
BefanntmahMngeu
IN atbbsus. N apprs-Shreau.

8ultimpre, 0su 81. 6ebrnar 1900.
ga Seun.rtaa. Den y. 5tbruar 1900, 98aibin1=
toms @aburtstuq III, apirO oIsler aa9 ais EN- Geters
tag b~t0badtst tptrotn.
Ole 9Rupi,ip l49irclur tptrotn 9el1lohtn blti=
bsu, mD Die Qep0bHGi9 am Sonnerita9 a~beebalts=
mem N(drtte lptrpen am Grsitag, Zen e. G'brudr
1900, ftattfinoen.
5bpmas 8. Sapes.
9Rnnrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
Mpid Mahn.

6g farb an, 20. Sebruar 1900 ROia Mabn.
Wittip. beg peritorbensu 6baries s. Wabn, G.
Sabre oft. 9crpanote unO 5reunoe fno a9tungs:
bod singelapen, Der 9eeroigune btutt, Son:
n,rtao, 0abmittaqs % llbr, bon ibrer lsster
Wobuuna, Rr. 2l5, Noroz9inesS trabe, aus beisu:
,rnbny, (52-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
0enrp 3rauB.

Gs Iarb am 90. Jtbruar 1900 @enrb &raub i'm
Nlter BON AZ Subren, 8 Monaten unb 3 Sagen.
Die 9esrpieuns finoet- Greitae Q, Ra6mittaes
2 llbr, bon ieiner lebten 94obnune, Nr. lis, Weft=
9ambure= Strase, aus ftatt. Sesroisung pripatim.
(52-D -.rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
~ esiffratorsz Separtement.

~ esifratorsz Separtement,
~ Ratbbuus g, ben Is. 6ebruar 1900.
BUR Nad,ridbt fmr Smbaber pon Sbllsatlrneu
tritter Sppotbef Der rsSeffitdben wtarpldn=
Der Giienbabu."
Sen s n b ernb 6 : p~ro5eRtlge n
atione pritter s99potbet Der "SSet=
etobtrotb ppn baltimore ]Qdrautirt unp fdQiQ am
/. Sanuar 1900, ipirO bisrpurb Ia6ri6t ~Gsoebcn.
bab Der Stseiitrator Der Staot SaltImGre oatauT
porbsreittt iein ipirb, am l. gtGr3 1900 pen relptts
mem. NIT bin,uoefuoten iipeimonatfiten 3inlen, ae=
gen @orsci9una mn aboabe ~perieIben in bieist
Separtement ausjubejablen.
Sic 3inien5ublune fir bciaqts Oblt9at'onen nlro
nit Dem /. MGra 1900 %aufboren.
SEQ. y. Sfumieu.
44-S.50-50 Msoiftrotor Der Stant Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
n9tppal Slnc "Sinic

WA
Seftli3. SfLeamota' ger. Ii NSga''
s~6lafpaGaUn g.. .$2.9. .3.S 81 !. w " r
9arlor & 2insr -. 10 9 SW y WWe
9arlot, sinner 1883. 1857 .. @6
9GriOr, 3intr . . .40@@. nQ.5i9 g9
STAINING 8oom, Diner = 2l5 y. '2.2O y. W
rRopai eimiteO,' ausi8IitbHb 9nlm0n, 9ST!CTi
9JSrlor' giutr 1900 q. *6O5 y. @G
6oa3ts mad gbila. '9,W3 '9G y. sg9
s6laisg8aQQous 1920 .. 'l2.44 y.
QotalzS1 laflpaqeun mad 9trpz0ori, fertile luw
ReieRer in Mt. ~8opal=Statiou nm 1000 abtuo5.
SaQs nit 20" UNI rs" mortirt, baItcu in y8ls
minotou uuo Gbeftr. ale auOeren uibt.
0rl.Gamoeu. Qtrl. D}t TnuGt.
9btluOelp3ia Gttomm, $50 &@& ..
philadelphia IttOmm. $50 .. S3t ..
Nbcroeeu NttOmm. =. 800 v. '0.lU y.
3idetz9ireaur RoropstsGds Gdlpsrts rrS |u!,ia
moreitraBs, Hr. POI, Su0sSroaolpdp, DR.. socals
Citation ODER Gamoen=S tation,
& s, unocrnoo b, 3. .. Rurtiu,
g. 9.=9. II. Gen. sDi0r. Vlgr. Qai. sAgsHt4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
Sarleheu auf MbheIn.

Wsur, lsiSter. LANCER Sfidsablunssplan. nie
FOLDER pom font Nitmanoem O%iferirt nirb. auf
BIZ. 3sit zines Sobres. penn Gi. e panihen.
Refine fali6.n @eripretunoeH in ben 3eitunsen.
Reine 3~iniensRaten a~ngestist, nm Sic IRE !.
iiibren, bod tperoen SbHsn ale 9orfbeile esbeten.
tstlhe anoere piferirtn. Ra6,utraeeu IN, Shrtau
Der ,Sotemat 2pan Guarantee Gsmponp.. Slnn1er
Wr. s. ,0anf BON 9altimore=-@ebduoe Gde galtt'
mor.= uno Ct. gauls6trate. (Top.l Is. O.&e.l5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

Die 81 Wremiu,"
tpeld. ben ruiiiiden OffiaiDien felat,
itrelbt: rGnglano bat bic absraldus
bi9e 5urdt, tpel6e feline furttpdtrsns
ben inttrnationalen Grfolae fa5f Der
gar15sn WsIt slnflObtsn, gar gu lanae
mlbbroI4t. Ssinen Staotsminnprn
lift es ni4t in ben Sim aetommen -
unb aud beute lit es natiirlid nidt
Der JaQ -, bab bic Sfunbe Der Ser
eeltuns nabe fei. Ds1e @tunoe 1T
iebt yefommen. Dem fonfimntalen
gurrpa finb bic Qnsen aufssgonasn,
unb in Der einsn ober antoeren 9sorm
fdidt man fi4 iiberaq an. Gnslanb's
lnfpriiden. bic teins 8ren5en ~tennen,
Qemeinfam Miberitanb gu leiften."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

Cine etngefletf9ts ate
Sunsfsr b%santtportete Die 5ruse, puz
rum lie ni4t gebeiratbet babe, gang
tur5 uno binois 10: rWo5u9 sd
babe einen papasei, Der flu4t, einen
4ffen, Der 5abad fuut unb ipudt, unb
cine &aBe, pslhe bic sanoen Nddts
auberbaIb bes 9uuiss p%erbrinet." %.
Die brsi 9eitisn baben Dor benz Manne
nod anbere 8ortbeile: man fam 1R
fauFen als iein Gisentbum; man tana
fie cpuionieren uno qudlen mad Ser
sensluit. unb BARN: Elm &ataou, elm
&ffe. cine Sage. lie rei4en fir Elm lol=
hes y6ers" 14on aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

DAB Elm Sdnesr an Ell :
rem 80. 9eburtstaes nod einmal Dor
bas publitum treten uupo 5tpei 1einsr
2isoer lingen fann. tommt islten por.
5ertis gsbradt BATS Der emit hriibmts
9ein=
ri6 Spntkim in Stuttgart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22
@iiieu5hait 1T cine Maht.

Wiat INNER, psrehrtcr 4biloiOpb. Sod TT Ste'
f.s Der f5aa, rtnn eit Sbre asnutniHe oaraui psr'
uenosn, o. beten Esiultats ~ ~er5ieleH. Sitrtu
li.qt p. Wa5t. Ser 9sfs tines BON ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-22

Die No6ri6t bes aube(=
iunasn iiber bic MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Sdngerin Yaulim Gucca 1T gang
unbegriinbet. 9dulinden, peripitfrpsts
Bruu bon 8albofen, lit nod bon
Sralsr iiber ben boz einigen Wtonutsn
erfolstsn Sob ibres @atten uno bentt
an feline rtere gbe.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
COST OF A CONVENTION.
Final Report of Cash Raised in the
Quaker City.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Elm order to
finally dispose of all matters connected
with the recent Republican National
Convention in this city, the Executive
Committee of the Citizens Committee
yesterday met in the mayors Office. with
Jacob ]. Seeds in the chair.
The action taken in adjusting certain
bills and details since the last meeting.
was approved, and committee was ap-
pointed to confer. with the trustees OF
the Commercial Museum concerning the
return Of that body of the Auditorium
Building, in which the National Conyen-
tion was held Massrs. Kline, Stevens.
D0bbiGs, Pollock. and Seeds were aP-
pointed on the COMMITTEES.
Henry Clay. Chairman of the Auditing
Committee. presented the following re
pert of the receipts and expenditures,
which was approved:
Receipts. S112. .SS5.5T; disbursements.
general expenses, Sc, 45074; cash paid
NJ. A Hanna, $50. %; architects. con-
tractors. etc, $50. .22s47; souvenir ac-
count s., ,224.02; cash on hand to be for
warded to NJ A Hanna, S23.00.
At former meeting the committee
voted all but 2.G0O of the chairs in the
Convention Hall to the Commercial
Museum. The :, zoo chairs were given to
the city for use in the parks and on the
public piers. Such other property as re-
NAMED in the way of furniture was also
donated to the city and turned over 10
the Chief of the Bureau Of City Prop
erty.
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terially altered since and conform more
to those of Mark Hanna. our real Presi-
dent
Mr. Ponder then turned his attention
to trusts, saying:
us there a single article purchased by
you the manufacture and sale OF which
is not controlled by trust of Republican
creation? Yet the Republican party, if
unable to take your liberty away from
you by its imperialistic policy. is deter
mined to do SO. 1t has already done Sd,
by turning you over boot and baggage
to the great trusts and monopolies.
What can you purchase today that is
not higher in price than it was four
years ago? What can you sell today
that is not lower in value, or at least no
higher, than il was four years ago? 1t
requires twice as much wheat to buy a
stove as it did four years ago. 1t re-
quireS twenty bushels more OF grain to
purchase copper kettle. 1t requires
20 per cent more grain to buy a plow.
IL requires 40 per cent more cotton or
corn to buy pound OF sugar 1t re-
quires IS per cent more grain to buy
hoe, q rake or a shovel Freight rates
have almost doubled OIL lumber, tools
and hardware have all increased in value
from 10 to 100 per cent, and the reason
is plain, since every one of these articles
of consumption is controlled by the
trusts and monopOlies. You must pay
tribute to tn trusts, and through them
to the Republican party, which alone
stands responsible for their existence.
Near my own home there was a large
iron industry-the Morris & Tasker Com
pany-situated at New Castle, employing
hundreds of men, maintaining hundreds of
homes whose f1resides were made happy
by steady employment. Two years ago
the mighty chimneys of these shops pour
day, behold, the great mills are diSmantled,
the chimneys silent, reminders of the busy
life destroyed by the guilty hands of mo-
nopoly, the homes broken up, the families
dispersed and scattered TO the tour winds
of the heavens. their members seeking en-
ployment in vain, the supply of lahcr ex
eeeding the demand, There is another ex-
ample in my own city OF a similar case
where the busy hum of industry has been
crushed out by another SoIIless trust and
what is true here is true throughout the
country. God grant that we may not have
four more years OF Mckinley and monopo-
Iy'
Mr. Ponder also denounced Mr.. Addicks.
IN conclusion he said:
I'VE offer you a clean ticket, headed by
q man who is honest. fearless. energetic.
and capable Peter J. Ford. More you can
say OF no man and you do him Injustice ii
of him you say less. I bespeak for him
AID the whole Democratic ticket the loyal
support of every Democrat and the ailegi-
ance OF every honest Delawarean."
Mr.. Ponder was followed By Messrs.
Whiteman and Handy.
Next week Mr.. Ford will go to Sussex
| county, where he viii meet Senator Bacon
Of Georgia who will speak at Lewes en-
Monday night. The Democrats are much
encouraged with the outlook and propose
TO make tie campaign lively until the day
OF election.
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