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The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02
SPRING SNAPSHOTS.

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SPRING SNAPSHOTS.
Details of the Modes For Spring Care
fully Developed.
Thin and gauzy dress goods will be
the sine qua non Of fashion for spring.
Veilings woolen grenadines, alba
trosses and satin-faced crepes Of the
lightest possible description are to be
la mode,
Light green's, tans, browns, pearls
and medium grays, old blue, old rose,
pastel pink, helios, navies and royals
and finally much white and black the
newest color range.
For her very earliest change milady
will choose a gown of homespun in
twilled canvas weave, of light gray
brown, or black and white mixture
For more general wear lightweight
cheviots, serges and broadcloths will
be seen.
Soft finished silks, oftenest of the
guaranteed qualities. still continue to
be the best dress lining; only the
swishy taffeta is passe,
The lace dresses and Swsses and
organdies for the coming summer are
articularly stylish. A favorite lining
for these is the sill1oline, mercerized
silk or satin-faced fancy cottons in fig
ures or watsred effects.
Large running white figures, or mod
erately shaded backgrounds, are most
sought among the quantities Of print
ed foulards and satin-faced peau-de
sole to be so much worn this year. Lat
er on the medallion effects, arabesques
and Persians now so popular for garni-
lures will also appear in whole gowns.
Sashes, vests, sleeves and puffings Of
gold, printed panne and fancy printed
mousselne and crepe are the dernier
cri of fashion
The latest wedding fabrics show a
decided French tendency. Large bro
cades on heavy satin grounds, to be
heavily lace trimmed, are among the
very newest.
The high style in cotton goods all
incline to very old-timey effects-dot-
ted Swiss, sprigged muslin, dainty
null, lace striped effects and the old
fashioned chine printed mulls,
The highest form of tailor-made for
ring is braid and button adorned.
Gilt novelties are omnipresent.
Buckles galore, gold braid for belts
by the mile, slides and oddly-shaped
slides and buckles for the fronts, sides
and backs of girdles are on every side.
Fashion arbiters are almost unani-
nous that the short sleeve de rigueur
for summer gowns means longer
gloves, silk mitts and suede, to accom-
pany this style.-Philadelphia Record.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02

The chorus girl isn't necessarily
light-hearted because she sings at her
work.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02

Thin and gauzy dress goods will be
the sine qua non Of fashion for spring.
Veilings, woolen grenadines, alba
trosses and satin-faced crepes Of the
lightest possible description are to be
la mode.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02

Light green's, tans, browns, pearls
and medium grays, old blue, old rose,
pastel pink, helios, navies and royals
and finally much white and black the
newest color range.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02

Details Of the Modes For Spring Care
fully Developed.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02

nHWAF all bowel troubles. appendicitis, bil-
NhhHDhu iOusness, bad breaths bad biOOds wind
HHNAFhH the stomach, blOated bowels foul
VVNa&s mouth, heads che, ind gesttOn, pimples,
pains after oating liver trouble sRlOw complexion
and dt2zincss. When your bowels DONE move regu-
lOrly you getting sick. Constipation kills moro
people than all other diseases together. It is
starter for the chronic ailments and long years of
suffering that como afterwards. No matter what
nils yOu' start taking CASCA tErS to-day, GOr You
VIII heVcr get wen ana 90 wen hlI the ZINE unnl
will CASCARHTS To-day, under an absolute guar
nntee 10 cure or money Eeiuh"o"'
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02

For her very earliest change milad!
will choose a gown of homespun II
twilled canvas weave, of light gray
brown, or black and white mixture
For more general wear lightweight
cheviots, serges and broadcloths vii
be seen.
The suburban citizen., 1901-03-02

II loss o! sleep means loss Of beauty
the average man must be troubled with
insomnia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14

Na6Tpisl gu Dam Ood6ranO in 6Qz
bofen. - Der vNorbo. 2lOpb"
ldBt f4 BON ben 8erge GeIeQz
{6afie auf ben Sstra9 ibrer eror=
bitanten Hs6nungsn pertlagen.
gep gorf, 13. 2tpril. - 0u
Der rNoroO. 2loDo" li4 setpeiaert fat,
bic 9e9nung Der Merritt Gbapmanz
8ergsgeisGIdaft fir biz gergung rer
bsi Dem groBen Oodbranos in 6pboz
fen am 80. Suni 1900 in MitleiOenz
I4aft ge3o9enen bret 0ampfsr r@aaz
H." Bremen" unb uMain" gu be5obz
len, 10 niro bas bisIige gunOesz0iz
ffrifts 8sr;9t ii6er ben getrag gu
eniT6eioen baben, tpel9en bic 9er9sz
geTsM4aft fir Die gsleiItete 2(r6tit
srbalten ioG, unb 3par foa Die 8erz
banolung osB Bro5ehe5, in ipei4em
Die befannte QDoofuten 5irmaS6ipz
man, 2arpque u. G6pate ben yNoroo.
2loDb" pertrsten tpirb. in Der nd6fsn
WoR Itattfinbsn. gDie Sa9perfdnz
oige bes 2lopD erfldren, 1T oas Der
langsn Der 8srge 8sIeqI6aFt Elm
neuer 8sriu9, aug Dsm ungliide, ps(z
DIES ben 2lobb betruf. 10 oiel ols nur
irgeno mOgli9 beraus3uI6lagen, sin
8sHre6sn, psl6ss li6 bei Sebem funo
ga6, tpel9er ir9eno einen 2lHTpru4 in
Soi9s beg 0odbronoes gu hdbsn
elaubte. Die 5oroerung Der Merriitz
Chapman 9eIeGidaft fir bic Ser
penoung bon Mfaterial, 5au9ern,
S6leppern u. bel. m. Iei 5psimal 10
6o9, als bsm 2lobD bic 4nfduffung
aGe5 biaIss Materials eefoltet bd6en
piiroe. Sir ben Preis, Der fir Die
9eniiBung Der Pumpen geforesrt tperz
be, fDnnte man IGmmtli9e bei Der Or
belt srtpsnbeten Pumpen tau fen. Die
8srgs 9eIeTdafi foroerts i'm San
gen $125,811, unb 3tpar fir bic 9frz
6eitsn an Der rSaale" SIS, 1856, an Der
nMain" $26,270 unb an Der u8rez
men" $83, 3,685. Die Mrbeiten an lebz
terem Oampfsr leien aber leOiglih
our9 bic Na6ldFigtsit Der Sergez
munHiGaften psr50gsrt uno i9tpieriz
ger esma6t tporosn. Die Qrbeitsn an
Der Scale" 6Gtten in Der 9orna6ms
sinieer &sparaturen uno bsm 2lus=
pumpen beg Oampfers beHanDen.
Dur9 l1ngeI9idlidtsit unb g2angsl
an 8orIibt Ieien 6ei ben 2lrNitsn CUR
9ebune Der Bremen" SauIeaOe DON
Dollars psreeuost porben uno Der
2loDb Ea6e bur6aus feine Cuff, eine
Sorosrung gu 1e3a6len, pel9s um
ms6r als 100000 gu bod lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
G0LDENBEsR Rl5
BRQS.
SIR. 25 t,ub 27, SS.>Serim9tomsSfr.
0a6Be|Qe imBelbeoer 5mpor(enre
$50 ieimite ,,Saiors,naoe" 2lmsia9e
sm 1!3 gabatt reguarcn @rcie.

AuRrlgflDughilDuft Stlp1h>S''"""''
nGprbeb" 28aid,= d,=Seibe.
Gsqu.Gre SOC. OualitGt, polfan=
ni9ss MTprtiment, el.gonte 5arosn
und SsfIins, bor5iiglife Getpsbs.
Mor9en pro garo nur 3!c.
@ansieiSeue sSpularss.
"a 3pG brett. 75c. 9uoliiGt. DIE
Qtustpo6l unter nsublou, 92llo, Oto
HoIe, ReTsou, griirl fatpar6, tpsiB sie,
MOrgen pro Yaro -. Que.
@ansieibenc sSpnlaro.
Cine S1OO Quol:tdt bon bieTen "a
3Dllis:n Waaren, aas nsuen 5r'lbz
ja5rs Sarbsn - nift ein' fsh,t IN
bieT:m 2rfort;ment. @lorS:n pto
Oar0 o"o'
@ansiciScne Gcaa DC sOie.
Ole S1.25 Stanbarb Nualitdt
bon Die Ter prG6tigen 'Se;Oe, ieos be-
lieb!e 5atbe bieTer Sa!lon; nagelnsue
friTde Warren. Morgen pcoDaro 85c.
0orsiialihc id,marsc seiDenifpfFc.
$50, gang is!osne Sal Ieta 44o.
79c. gang ieiosne Soffstd Doc.
$1.OO gang Is;bsns 27z86Gige Sat
Fetu 69c.
'''s s9c. gang acknowledgements 5so.
$1.25 gang ieioene 2ttlaB : 9uz
deb ! 7oc.
Sligo gang ie:pene sl!laB 9uz
6eb 90c.
$1.0O gang fsiosne 9eau D.
SDis 75c.
s1.3O gang leipene psau be
Sole 9oc.
$1.75 gang feioene psau Be
Soie S1.25.
Strnmpfwanrsn.
ESlsgante 0amsn StriimpFe, nit
fraw0liIdsr '2isler 2lpprstur olle
5artsu garontirt edit unb 25c.
Dfrtb l9c.
G6t ftpar5e r0ropititf" Dumsnz
Striimpfs, 0OppsLte 3sf:n unO bobsr
eingefiistsr 6aden, pro EBaar 12c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
GREAT SCOTT.

Der 9roBs 9re:s6srab;sbsr Idbt n:e=
mals unn0.6iger DeiIe Don Iia 4oren!
@r forDsrt Sud n:smals ouf, st
pos gu bsIi9tissh, bsoor es ni6t Ser
Mii9e tpertb 1T, baB bas Qus;npuar
bon elmer baibsn MiGipn MsnF9sn
bdrauf rubt!
gr laDst sud- Elm, an irgeno sirsm
Sage, mo S6r bic 3sit ou5u ba6t, Teins
punbsrpolle NusTtsGung BON Seppi=
4en uao Matten gu beIi6tigsn!
..gs 1T bic gr5Bte, prddii9ite unO
TsttanTe Gollsctipn bon nsrsnMuIIsrn
unb 0efins, Die ie in Baltimore gez
5sigs puroe! &auftie66aber pon Sep
piben uno Mutten tperben Ii9 mum
oerr; Tel6f bsr Neugieriae tpirp einen
tiefen Ginbrud bacon sr6altsn.
@rsat ScotFs grs;Ts nsrbsn gu6
bic 2tugsn 0ffnsn.
1000 RoGen in cen 5oparbzSira=
Ben 2dben.
1900 Rollen in oen 8abzSiraBsnz
2GDer, neben Der @entralzNpenus.
8dbreno tS6r bort FsiO. bsluhet
glei45sitig ban M06sl JIur - Den
garlor Msu6lemsnt5 Sur, ben
5lur fir GBs;muer : Oleublement5,
Den Sdlaf3immer Ginri6tunssflur,
ben SSlur fir g0aGen ginri4tun9en
uno s;a5slns @tiids. gs 1T Elm Qnz
b!id fir bic MaFen! Sir 9unOerts
uno SauIsnbe! Sc 1T punbsrppG!
8eIu9et Great 'Scott, um i6n fen
rsn gu fsrnsn! 2eiet i'm (natiir!id)
in DrudI9rif!! 0o9 leTet in ieinen
Qugen, in Dem parmsn S6Htteln Teiz
ner 6anb, in bem Iunften Nusorud
{etrer Stimme! Dos 1T Der 8eg,
siren Manr fennen gu lernen. 2ernet
ben Monn fennen, uno S6r tperoet ben
8aufmann IGdBsn!
9roBe @sifter maiden bas SIS fir
flaine Ra6ahmer, um barauf gu 9lltz
Id:n.
Mfd6st sud- nit allem r08ii6en
@ifer bardn, @elb in einsm 8iinbsl gu
Iparsn. uno trogt es gu 0em Saul
mann ber Mahen. Se6t, pje er e2
fir Gu9 peripert6st!
g2s6mt Gu9 bor, i'm Inn bas Guz
berTie nGntgegenfommsn" gu erTuz
den, pis STR es tuum aus3uTpreden
ipagt. Sbr psrost Ftben, tpie ct in
Isiner eutigen WsiIe Cure grtpartun=
gen i6ertrifft!
gs 1T feline 5aiI66sit in Great
Seott's G6araftsr.
Gr 1T pubr uno e6rsn6aFt!
001l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
0af.l hem ciEiacn Nurncn.

92snzOorf, 13. 2ipril. - Mit
oemOampfer o8rsioria," 1p:l6Ir b'u!e
BON fier na6 6am6urg abging, Dnr7
cen 100000 pfuno 2s5ensm;ttst, p:lz
Ge fir bic 8alnpinz3isgler Noropo.z
Grpeoit;on bcitinrrnt Tino, bsrIanot.
O:r prooiant tpirb BON 9an6urg na4
SromIos uno Sanbjforo, gIOrpege2,
tpeitsr 6ef0rbert uno BORT auf o:e
Oampfer y2lmerica" uno n5rit6jOf"
fir bic Ioropplfahrsr b:rlobaa psr0ea.
Der Gontraft fir Die iQmmtt;6sn So
paartn, nit 4usna6me De5 ia 8utIen
conierpirten 6lsii6ss, er6islt Die Sir
ma 2fuItin. g2i6ols Ii. So. Ss4s5;g
Wann ar6sit;ten pG6renb 72 StunO:a
ununterbrp9sn, um bic Ga0ung fertl9
gu ItsGen. unb gaftern tpufDen Die 9orz
rGi6e in 40 @agen na9 9o6ofen gsz
brd6t. Qrmour er6ieiL bic Bleil6liefez
rung. Der 9orratb lit gsnii9:no, um
Mann unb Shiar minbeIttns 27 DO
nate Dor Gnt6,6rung gu i4iiBtn.
Gbelpn Briggs 8alOtpin Itt6t ar Ger
@pibe Der GrptbitiOn uno @;Qiam
3ie9ler BON gGr. 624, 5. 2l0snue, 9at
Bic H}ittsl baFiir 6ergege6in. Der
Sout3ped Ger Grp:bit;pn 1T, cel9aor0z
bol gu erreiden uno Dor! Oas Sternenz
banner gu tniFaltsn. De fonmenbs
HeiIe 1T 9ul6tpin'5 bierle Expedition
nub Den eiTi9en 8s9ionsn. @r Eat
@r0nlano, SpiB6srgsn un0 6ran5
SoIep6>2onO erfori6t unb er fat ss
rur sinem gliidlid:n 3ufaG gu perz
panfen, baB er bus SdidIal bss uaz
qlidli6en 2tnoree ni4t tb:ilts. galOz
min reit i'm Maf BON 6isr al unb bon
Norpsgen i'm SUM; er perunI9lagt bic
Oauer Der Expedition auf 27 Monats.
Die 8egfeituug bes 6oriders 6:Tte9E in
40 ouserieienen Mdnnsrn, uno oie 81
petition 1T bic b;ItausgeTattsls. Die ia
ben tiihnen 9sriu9 gema9t Fat in Die
e?iiisn Rssipnsn gu hrtngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
On SpSc h1litdcruS.

Sine Wode Dor l%Bt9 QBe;9naf)z
tan," Tagts 0r. S:r5:rt 20. S.ioer,
8gTib:r pon 6eyJs S1fs, ParfzNo:z
npe pno GlapR-aBe, rpGre id iam:!A
ten oes uebsrTtuH28 6:;na6e 81 SoDe
gs6ung2ri. Sd parOanfe m:!n 2e6eu
Dem rSp:5iol,itsn fir Solsz, S1r:nz
uno NaItn 9ranf6sitsn Dr.. 9ur!.:p.
92r. 311, NOro1g2cazStraBe." 6r.
Ot;bgr lit: an ein;r Gcfcoufung o:5
5alTea. b: 5otgs eia.5 2(nfaQs pon
0ipbtfer:tis, an ns!fsr er ots aino
ppn 9 Sa6ren litt. 2lls q Das Wfans
rssaltar srreifts, ort;te Ie;ne 8raatz
5eit in 6Q(Se8cGune on5, p:: pon Teiz
rem re9u.Grsn Nr3ts uno 5Epsi Spea
3;QliYtEn, tp:tfe !gn b:9anoel,ea, fUr
dEon;Td uao un5::lbar ert.Grt pp=oe.
,2yn 2(afoHQs BE-: W:ni:rs parI6limz
merta IiG is.n 2e;csn oerart, Dab er
nur FiiIiige NoArung 81 fh rt6men
fona!e uao T6.HbG4, 9:nou cine
@ode boz Dsi6naflan, f4!oB ii4
fein tS4.unO 10 ie6r, ooB Iet6It 8aIz
Ter nidt ns4- Durt9ang fano. @sin
Sausar3t ga6 oQs 6oTfnung auf Sei4
lung ouT uno Der 9ot:snt I4isn Oem
lan8fomea 9uagerioos g:pe;6i. I'm
oisIa 3sit panote 0r. Oliper Iit an
Or. 9artlep. 3pai ooer Drs; gsIude
in Dem 8Uyeau 0;sTes bs,oorraQsnOsn
Spe3ia1iTten brof:en 0en Patienlsn
@tisi6t?rpnQ, uao an Weihna9tstdge
fornte 81. Sl:per eina tii6!ige Mabl>
5:it gu Ii9 nt6men, bic eri4e f:Iie Nabs
rung, BE er in p;er5sbn 9ag:n 9enoiz
fen bat. De 6:i!ung mar cine raIAs
uno 6epti9en 3ag25 1T sr BON alen
5Qlsleioen 6,Trsit uno 6at in 5tpe;
Mona!sn 1ein 8ep;dt DON 118 auf
40 9Tuno er906t. 2(ngei6ts Der
fanqsn 9au2r Der &ranf6eii uno bes
8;Oerfanoe5 OerIel6:n 9egen BE 8ez
6anp.ung angefebener 2tsr5ts fam Or.
6artlep'5 0eilungs ( @rFo!Q aIsI Elm
bsoeutenosr 6eirQ6.st netosn, oph 1T
Dies nur sine bon Dan p:slen aliiGz
lifen 8ursn, bic ppn i6m b:i 6atsz,
NaT:nz uno S6ren 8rant3eiten srs
8ielt ipuyoen, nu6oem BE 5dls BON
onOeren Qsr6ten fir boFinungstos era
fIdrt naren. - (SatprOap 8spjepl
k1Q4-?l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
&nn Dem Ybilippinen.

G:ns.al Mat@r!bpv 6sI6dfii9t Ii3
nj, Dem nio5ialsn llsbel." = Der
pdpitGfs 0elegat. Gr36:IdOf G3as
p:Gs nah Hom berufen. = Die
lln!srI4ts;fe in oer SrRnOanIur.
anilu, -. 2lpril. - Die Be-
60rc:n psrpeig:.n jeoe 2tustu1ft ii6sr
Qsu;n@too's 31un uro Srei6en in Der
8:fan8sni6oft,
@sneral Mac2lriGur fat an be De-
g;sruag in WaI6;rgtoa a:ne1 Spe5ials
berift u62r De nSaloo1s uno oa5 Ioz
5;a!e ueb:l in Dan @fil;ppiaen" eingsz
ianoi.
gr56;i6of GEapeGs, Der pGpItli9e
D2lsgat in ben Ybilippirsn, 1T na6
Tom b;ruftn poroen. @r fd6rt in
1GfIter SIT o6 unO isjne Gijdfe3r tit
fe9r ur4pa6tIhsinI4.
Die pro5efIirung oes G5er9eonien
M,amIon - osr erIte 6dQ, Der pegen
Der llnb:rI4teiFs IN Der Sutsnoantur
3ur 8er6anbluu9 gelongt - 6rd1te
ele:A iib:rro19enbe gn!FIlun9tn.
3rp@; 3eug3n iagtsu aus, Dab ein gcoz
Ber 9orratb Ul'bl au5 ein?m Tssiez
uu9szSpsi4er bon orei Sntenoanturz
Ssrgednien un0 5Dei anosren Vtits
iduloigen 9sIto6len unO rartduft purz
o.. osn Geip;na t6eilten tie unter siranz
c;r. 55irmif, @igsntGiimsr einer omea
r;fau;i6tn 8dderai, lpdro ais Mitz
Id2ulo;9er bspi4rst, unO anoere 8ez
itQf;slsup: puroen in Die llaterI4leife
osrDidfit. Der llmfang OsS Ms4lz
0;e6Fa9ls 1T nod u:dt feTtgeitsut.
Mantla, 13. 2tpril. - Die einz
3igen geIu8sr 6si 49uira:bo in Der
De,gangsnsn Bod; paren o'fen 5rau
uno oeiien Dfutt'r.
Gansral WtatgYt6ur 6Glt ban ge=
na6tsn 9orI9lag, 2igu:na,Oo Die 8er.
Stoatsn bciuden 81 iai1en, ni6t- fur
aagt6ra9t.
0oS6rieoen5psrt Ser 8 IL
lippineu 8 million,
SanSoie ot 8uenapictas
PrOOin3 2tatique. Snfsl pansp, p3is
iipp;nen, 13. 2lpril. - Die Pbiiippi=
nsn Gommi7Iion puroe beute Wtorz
gen 6isr bei i9rer 4ufunfi BON Den 8es
tpo6nern oe5 Srte5, bic cine grobe
@6rsnpforts erri4tet 6atten, fsItlid Be-
griiBt. S:oe OttI4aft Der Prppin5
mar our4 0elegaten rsprGientirt. Sine
6r:iRHs15totue. err;dteS auf benz
9aupiplaBc, ZEN man nNa76ingtpnz
Squars" 6enannt Fat, trGgt an Dem
unt:rbau 2rbb:lourgel bon 2incoln,
Mc&inlep uno 5oft (8OriiB2noer Der
P6ilippinen5GOmmiiIiOn.
Seit Der tiir5li4en ile6erga6e Beg
Sniur9enienfii6rsrs 5u4on 1T Die
YroU.a5 8unen poQTtdnoig puc;fi3irt.
uuO Die gepo6Her iino ejrmiiIhj9 in
i1rcm Streben nod einer gf60rigen
Prooin3idt 8erpoltung. Die @omz
m;Iiion bat per YoIt an Die Regierung
in Wairn9ion 0etoilirte @0rI6ldge
fir bic 6orm eiRer aGsemeinsn @iDiGs
Geg;erun9, Die in Dem 2-fipeI eingez
rihtei tperoen ioG. ii6erI1not. Oeu
g;ieBgebenos 3ui6 (ltgiSlatioe counciO
miro porouSiidtli6 aus bier Der gegenz
pdtt;gen p6ilipp;wn @ommiiion
unO orei 6;lipinos 6sIte6en; Die 2ebs
isr:H ioG 9rdTiOen. Y}c8:nlep ernena
rsn.
O6erIt 2;su:erdnt WiGiom g.
'Scott bon Dem A. 5reitp;ligenzSnz
fanIer;s Reg:mfnt, Gommdn0eur Der
9rupptn in Der 4rco;n3 Nn:ique, 1T
gum GouD:rnauo osr Yrobin5 unb
2ieuterant 6t:D. 8. 0ilion BON bemz
Ielben 8eq:nsnt gum Ptooin5tala
| S9QbmgiIter ernannt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Shleh ulnR hciul.

Wu I bin gton, 13. Npril. -
Dos 5lotten 0epariement fat BON
9lbmira( S9leb gu Montsbibso beuts
cine 9epsfas er6alten, iporin er nit
tbsilt, bab er feline Slasge als Sberz
bsfeblsbober Der liloutiuntii9Kn Staz
tiOn einse5Ossn babe unb nit oem
0ampfer rGIpbe" iibsr 'Soutbampton
no9 ben @er. Staaten abreiIen psroe.
Capt. 8odtpsG bonn &reussr ugbicas
60" pito als NddIter i'm Hange bas
COMMANDO fiibrsn, Big 2IOmirui
Grompell eintrifft. 9lom:ral gA.ep
errei6t i'm Sftpber bic 2(ltersqpn5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-14
Cine Natinnalbanf banferntt.

Wa fbinet 0 n. 13. Npril.-Oer
GourantzGontroleur fat bsute S. 8.
Sulfipan gum tsmpordren Sequsitsr
Der vsSarmers' Nat:onalbanf" BON
8ergennes, @srmont, ernannt. Der
aaiiirsr ioI $4,000 unteri4lassn
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g 6iffstrii MINER an ber

Qpnbon, 13. Npril. - Gpe5iafs
OspsT6tn aus 8reF melcsn, ooB bci
l17eant groBs Qudntiidten S6ifF6z
trimmer, petrolsumfGfer, &iifen poG
8er3'n uno cine 8ojs, tpel6e n@pclops
8ouen" marfrt 1T, an oen StranO gez
ndI6sn purben. G5 F6eint, olS o6
bic 3riimmer Don ginem0umpTer ua1
ejuem Ssgel79iFfe 6errii6rtsn.
(,GDcfope" III Elm flein2r aiiTiena
oampfsr pon Houen, Der 8ur 8lafe Def
SrampDdmpfsr dsh0rt.l
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suns $40 9(nsiiac fir nur $3.50
$40 uns s25Mnsiiac fit rur $500
Separate 9reiorS&e.
@crtbs.

2(us Feinen ensliTden @hspiots, goz
perts uno 6omefpuna, 5larez uno
JlOunce &fFette. nit 9srcal!ne gez
fiittsrt; $3.50 tpsrtb, $475.
2(us fe:nIism engliIdn S6epiot.
8snetian grpdDcLotb; erdouirte
5louncs, 6 Reibsn Ntlas unb Saffetaz
9sfab $1,000 tperIh $3.50.
25 feline iGapar3e 8rillantinez&lsiOz
rode, $500 tpsrIhy fir $29s.
25 ldtpar5s eng1iT&s G6ep;ptz8le!oz
rode, $500 pert6. fir $3.49.
SO, So, SO ieiScne gaillcn 81. SO.
Der gan3e HeIt pito moreen gum
0srfauf pffsrirL 6obGdumige, gefdlz
lsGts uno vGprbsb" Sa:[Ien - Sto
RoTe, Gabet rofa, bimmelbIau, rotb,
Sslio, RsleOa uno f6par3; ppr3iigz
Ii6s Nuuliidt SaTfeta Seioe; $500,
$500 unb $500 nert6 $3.50.
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SO 9(nsiiae fir mir $3.50.


gnbIots, 8roabclotba un6 9pmes
fpuns in idlpar5. braun, blau, erau
unO GATOR. Gton= ooer goIerpz
Sudets; nsus Glars &(siorp6s5aeon,
perfeft pdfenb.
$15 sinsiiec fir nur 1895.
7einIis Qualiidt engTii6s 8ensz
iians, 8roabclot6s unb G6eD:ois; pfz
fsne uno ooppslreibige gtonzSadsts.
Stource &lsiDrpd, quite Qustpohl in
Tarban.
$1s unS $40 sln5iisc fir nur $3.50
OieIs 9artis snt6dlt oas glsuelie
uno geI1e fir bieIs Saiion. 2lGe Die
6eliebtsIien 5arbeD - 10 ber'4:eDene
Mtoen, a6er ane psrfeft pafenb, BON
WfGnnsrn gefertigt.
$40 uno $25Mnsiige fir nur $500
groaocloib, 9enetian unb G6ep!pt
Der beiien Qualitdt in fa6lgrau, lo6z
for6:g, cafor, robai, braun uno
i6Dara. 9olsroz ober Gton<Sadsts,
neue 5lpunce 8leiorDds.
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Sic Mauleicl bilrfcn gcianht mcrner.

gctp OrIean5, 13. Npril. -
cym gunoesgeri4t fat 9i6!er 9ars
fanss 6.u!e ba5 @sIud O:s 8oerenz
Experimentation um etn:n @in6alt56es
fs65 qegan ba5 @srIsnoen BON Maulz
eIeln uno Yfsrben bon NeD StIean9
na9 Siioafrifa o6geipieIsn.
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Sin u9am Officer" fiir bic Sninlar:
Whtheifuun.

WaT6ineton 13. Mpr:l. -
Prdiiosnt Mcainleb fat G6arles 6.
Magoon gum r2ap Sffiesr" Der Sn%
Iufar @btbeiluns bss 4rissspspartss
inents ernannt, J.
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Nusbeutuma bes l1nglIds.

NadTpie[ gu bem Ood6ranO in 6Qz
bofen. - Der uNoroo. 2lOpb"
lGBt li9 BON ben 8erge @eIeQz
F6afien auf ben Sstra9 i6rer erorz
bitanten N6nungsn perflogen.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-12-06

Cockroachcs furnish excellent snort
when raced. At least one man in New
York makes a business Of the paStimc
and those who have attended his cxhibi-
tons in lorN, room on the top floor of
an east side building care no more for
poker or horse racing. roulette or faro
bank. Two tin troughs, with vertical
sides 80 feet long, constitute the course.
The enthusiastically large Croton bugs
being started Mt one end, sprint to the
other the one arriving first capturing the
stakes and his hackers all the money. 1t
isNo remarkable circumstance for 81 600
TO en-, nge hands in an hour.
Men nave trained reaches which they
enter against all Corners. One is named
Longstrcet, and he is a whopper. about
three inches long. | believe he holds all
records and needs to be heavily handi-
capped now. When he gets under way.
he touches the ground only in the high
places. The handicapping is done by
sprinkling fine sand in the trough. the
deeper the sand the more difficult the
progress. Any number of troughs and
racers may be arranged, but it is difficult
for the eye to keep track of more than
two thoroughbreds at time-New York
Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-12-06
They Prncticed.

DIR. Cyrus Townsend Brady, in "Under
Uops'ls and Tents" tells of the FRANKS OF
naval cadets at Annapolis. He says:
There was big six foot lumberman
from some place up in Michigan. In an
incautious moment he allowed one of the
upper class men to get hold of a local M.
per winch contained an item something
iike TINS: we are sure that the ruilianly
hazers would not dare to practice thei
c!owardly arts on the brawny son of Mich
igan."
1t gave us an exquisite pleasure, which
Those who have been boys can appreciate.
TO have this particular item read aloud by
the smallest and feeblest midshipman in
the academy, while the ''brawny son OF
Michigan" listened attentively to il
standing on his head in the corner
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-12-06
A q Inst Resort.

The new minister of a small town in
Inverness-shire was walking home from
morning service recently when he chanc
ed to overtake one of his parishioners, an
old shoemaker. Good morning. Mr.
Balm said the minister How is Il
your good wife is not out today"
shes no but poorly" was the reply
"It's nae wink of sleep she's had for the
lost three NIGHTS"
The minister was sorry to hear such a
poor account of Mrs. Bain's health and
expressed a wish for a speedy improve
ment.
I'm thinking if she could get a guild
sleep" said the shoemaker, shed soon
be on the mend. Maybe if ye're passing
the hoose tomorrow yen no object to
ca in an just give her frae lastly to the
end of your discoorse this morning. I'm
no saying it wadna be very helpful
Scottish American.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-12-06
EVERYDAY TASKS.
"DO the Work That's Nearest, Though
It's Dull ut Whiles"

Quotations somehow come handler
than anything else to me this morning.
and one that is running in my mind is
this: I'VE build the ladder by which
we climb" There too. is that mag
nilicent two word old Latin saw. Hoe
age do thisl. Don't soar in your mil d
on eagles wings to find great deeds to
do. The great deeds will fall at your
feet to be achieved when you are ready
to do them; meyer doubt that.
Our present place is on this earth. to
do neatly and well the tasks of this
earth. The woman who spends her
time in pious contemplation and oh
scrvances while her house and husband
are neglected and her children are dir
ty little savages is much further from
being Il saint than the good housewife
who must sometimes skip Il church
meeting to tend a sick child or keep
her domestic duties up to the mark.
Even Indian yogis. who are supposed
to sit in the dirt and contemplate their