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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

Mit Sem 1anbeaub1t9en
r5reaf" annteunsbmungs9siit bat cine
Netp : Dprfer en9lii4e 3eitung aus
MnloB bes Mnbruas bes atpan5igiten
Sabrbunbers bic Nnfidtsn einlger Der
bsrporragsnoiten Mdnner unb Srauen
Der @sgentpart iikr Die 5rage eineez
bo1t: r@as tpObf, auf fu3iulsm Ober
politii4em 9sbiete, Die erObte @efabr
fir bag treue Sabrbunbsrt tperben
fOnnte" Cine ni9t ab5utpsnoenbe 9,z
fabr brobt uns MGsn: Wir tperbsn
fdmmtfi4 In bieiem Sabrbunbsrt tier
Ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
GuoIons's slrme. uns TIptte.

Gs iuurbe %unldnQft btbanpttt, Oob Gn9lanb uns
fdbia itin tpiirbs, nit tinsm i6utG.n @eentr f:rtis
,u p.roen, bub IS nibt porbtrtittt iei, Fa ssetn
tinen sl5sli6en aneriff esbDris gu pertb.ioisen,
uuo oab arms uuo 5lotte mid Der StaspHiira
eif,r sl0Bli6tn SnpaFpn etpobitn iritn. England
QIei6t in o;eiem SALT Ssmi,nigtn, ioelb'r Der
a~ranfbsit %ecfattst, lansiam in ous Spttm our3 Den
WoesH einsuoriuqen, Der su iApa6 it, bic eInqez
uoulmeus Habrune eeb6rig au %perpanen. I'm Den
Raosn gu ~frdftiqtu, Qie6t eg ni6t esFeEss, ols
@oistttr's Tloqenbitt,rs. GO b,ilt SpgpepFe, Verz
f%opfuuq, 9rouuunqg t6runq, 9tber= uHo Nisrsnz
lsiOen, nnO alg eiu @eletuneg mittel III es unotr:
atsidli6. Sag Sittsrg ftdrtt Die yeroen, .osrl6atTt
natiirliden, eririibsuo,u S6ldf uno 9tebt Dem
SDtsm %erueuteg 2ebsu, 9ruit unb Stdrts. Is IN
obnt 3ptifel Die bette M,0i3in in DER Wslt ftr
berabe efommene uno Qti6ud6ts SDftme. Wtrlu6t
IS uuO p,recpiftrt Sud, Oab uuisre 9rtoutzSttu'rz
MARIE ben S1ls DIR E[aihe beoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Spbanu Better ShDner.

Gs fturb am 30. Ss3embsr 1900 unisr %oelicbt,r
BON % Subren, s Wonaten unb % Sagsn, e~eblrttg
aug Qo6rbauisn. aurbefen. Die 9esrOigunQ iinOet
M 10 0 d, Ra6mittags I'M 3 llbr, pom Srautr=
baItie, Nr. 1916, alieeanr= Str1be, aus ttdtt. ipo3u
9sripanote unO JrelnOe b0ili6it singslao:n linO.
Or ftarb uub ftarb uns piel su 'fib,
3u iriib aud fir Die litben Seinen,
Ole 2lae tpebmurbsnoa um ibn
@n itintm @rabe petncn.
gber @ottes g9ile 1T Qci6tb'n
llnp mir poqsn ibm nibt tpIoerfttb'n.
Sic truuernDs ointtrblitbtntn.
G65 ;1-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

Dis d"lte1e 2ei4e be
Weit tt iebt aus Sberegppten in Den
WeumtenTaal bes 2onooner Ueuieums
es6ro9t porben. SIR Otter pirD ouf
etpa 5000 Sabre Dor G6riItus 5urudz
hntfrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Mnrit = Sehm2.

Sc itarb am 80. Ses,nber 1900 Morib =. Sebus,
%etlie6ter 8atte bou anna g. Sebus, i'm 70. Slbre
ieines 9ebeng, etboreu si S6ambsrq, @sfsnzRaf,L,
0slti6lanO. Die 9erbiqune iinOet mOrgtn,
Mittlpo1, , 1lbr Gabmittaqs, BON istner lsstsn
g9o6nuug, SIR. 62G Suncanz9lace, aus TAFT, po3u
9sr1panOte unO Greunoe abtunggpoa ein9siaoen
fno.
Cgeetli6e 3eitursen ipoaen esfL. cOpiy'vl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

Oie 9enatipnsprp5eiI
eeOeibsn n~eusrbings in 9sutI9lano,
pie bic Pil5s nu9 einem tparmen
Hegen: &oniber pro5eb, 9armloIenz,
&rlessRimz, Stsrnberg Pro3sB Tino
faum gu Gnbe, ba fuumt idpn pieber
Elm Oasba9IprowB in Srisr auf's
Sapet. l&aplan, 2unbtugsz L.. 8ei6sz
tagszNbseoronsier 0asba9 eegen ben
Rebafteur 9aubri9. @sle unIaubere
Dines 1ousn gu Sage gefDrbert psrz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

DIM @. 0s3ember a1oig @GEdftcin i'm
bobeu alter BON 81 5d6ren.
Am 81. 0c3tnbsr M n II { 8rttnJa u nj.
Nm 30. Se3embr uabs Gaicotts6itp, Wo., y B r l.
tiau -. &lein, 81 SABRE alt.
Mm y. Se3,mb.r ID b y. % eger
slm %. Se3tmber 2ouis soOt i'm @lter bon
6 Sabren.
am Is. Se,.m6sr 90 caltbp g. 9 d 10 E i t.
am %. Sc,embtr 90 m. 3igGsr i'm 2. Sabre
ipiuF5 Q5hers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

S n Ne pzg freut man
fi9 barber, baB bic 3a6l Der pegen
3runtenbeit bes Sabrss ber9aFteten
psrionen I'm Is Pro5ent abgenomrnsn
bat. 8unitftid. bic 8e6nung TT por
Der SDlpe Iterna6t abge16lpGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

8aifer Wfl9e1m bats
nit ben Sran5ofen nieoer ps%rborbsn,
psif er ben prdfbentsn &riger ni6t
empfangen bat. Oas WiBblutt n2e
Sire" brinet cine ySepputsHummsr"
NIT 20 4arrifaturen unb einem Sert,
bic BON 9smsinbeiten ltrpben. unb-
bic a~ngeIehsnltsn Barrier 3ei6ner haz
ben bic 8tlber eeliefert! 0as Spez
sialRft fanb rsiBenben NbTub. 9or
einem Sabre mar Wtl6sim BEL ben
fSransoIen re9t popular.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Snienh ~StenndrR.

90 ftarb am 30. S,ssmbsr 1900 Sol. 2tnnarB,
~qeliebtcr @atte BON 2lura 2tnnarB, im 40. Sabre
ieinss 2sbsns. Die 8serbigunq finbst N q { II,
MittIpof, ben 2. Sauuar, 9 llbr &ormittq9s, pom
ieiuer lesteu g9obuune, Rr. R2, gSeIt5ltulberrp=
Strabe, aus TAFT. .9erlpanote uno 6reunos nnO
lu mDsrielbsn bofllbft sinatla0tn. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

$50 t"roftIos, pts i'm GSuz
renreife, itebt es faum irgenbpo an
bers nit Der 2anopirtbI6aft." Die
9euIduIbung berielben 1T bon $50
Milionsn Rubel i'm Sabre 1864 uuf
CAT MiGionen Biz gum Sabre 1888
g~eltiaesn. SEPT bstrG9t lie ober 1850
Miaionen. 60 i4rsi6t Elm petersz
burger Correspondent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

Die neuli9s 8oIfs5d6=
lung in NsutI6tanb ergibt Big lebt Be-
rsits II Stdbte nit mebr, als elmer
Discrimination @inpobner, II StGbte,
bic bon 100000 Biz 100000 ginlpo6z
rer baden, unb 16 Stdbte, bic $4,000
big 100000 @inppbner ad6len. Ser
Tin fat in 5 Sabrsn UNI 2O7,O4O,
miinden UNI 1882, 9am6urg UNI
$4,000, Nirnberg UNI 64,690, 5ranfz
furt a. M. um 1854 perIonen gu
genpmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

6eute beleibtgt man Nitz
manbsn bumit, tpenn man ibm ta9t,
baB feline MnIidten aus Dem porI9en
Sahrhunbert 1tammen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Gfifobeth gNeiR.

Gs aarb am %. 9esembsr 1900 Gl;iabstb g8eib,
peliebte 8attiu beg pertorbenen Charles 9Seib. i'm
IS. Sabre vbces 2ebtns. Sic 9etroigung iiuoet
Stem # a @, ben /. Sanuar 1901, bon ibrer lsbten
@ubnung, Rr. 1854, psrlduqsrtt 9oains=StraBe.
aus itatt. 9erapanote unp 6r.unos finO bofli6tt
tinqtlaDeu. Stifebung auf Der p9ouoon=QartsGes
meterh.H III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

rM ppstDbtsr" nennt Der
8srlinsr bic s1sftrif6en S~traBsnbahz
men, bic mad Der neueIten Statlltlf 27O
lSpfer pro Monat forDern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

Opftor re n, biejebemO9z
lide Msbioin bsri4rei6en, fe6lt es Der
bemotrutii9sn 9artet augenblidli9
ni9t. 8as ibr feblt, 1T bic 8sfrsinng
BON elmer an8abf Nuadial6ern, Oensn
@ts in bic 6dnoe aefdllen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

= Sn 9riffin. Ga, brannie Elm
grobes 8aumpoG Waga5in, in oem
lid aud Die Ibdotiidsn NrdiDs beFans
ben, nRoer. Der S9aosn itsqt Ii9
auf ca. 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Gliiabeth @ener.

Gs ftarb an 30. 9eB.mbsr, II ubr ab.nog, 6rnu
Gliiabetb l8elsr, Qeb. Iltrls, Satin BON Sernlanr
9r. lilo, Observation-Disclosures morge II,
Mitttpot, 2 ubr Na6mittags, aus ttatttinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Sulia Seppler.

IS ftarb am 81. Sesember, 9 1tbr 8ormittaos,
&gppler, qtliebte Satin BON 3atob &epplsr,
i'm alter bon p 3abren. Die 9terOigung finott
. oun It a q, BEN 3. Sanlar 1901. 2 llbr Tats
mittass, bon tDrer lsBtsn g8obnung, Nr.9l2, JatDrz
Strabe, aus ftltt. gtiieBIrg prioatim. Q-3j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
GirdlidJe Mnseisen.
G~eriammlunss> Mn3etgen.
diQersunterfl III sSerein.


9ie iabrli6. gmsrul=g%s riammlung nsbt 9eamz
ttn1gpabI finOet beuts. 9ientag, ben ! San.
1901, AbenOs 8 rbr, in pr 9aas; Ms: 81 o. perl perl
6eniioenO tntiduloiqts MitglisOer p~trfaatn in bic
Gejesli6e Straft.
f36,.n Sernb. Burr, Brdi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
rIpnaI Slue."2tnte

nab philadelphia uno e1em gort-
Ocfli9. SsrISGmosn. Seft: y 1't 81 "S Sa
80 g SSir,r " 7.55 .. 800 %. % g
&1n;it So-Ior !9.l9 y. 1924 y. B s
SS arfor fginsr 1885 9. 2 9.57 Q. SO Is
49, Sinsr. SAFE 1850 9. !l0.4 y. 80 y
9-rior' yirtr = 100 u. *1.0j y. 80 q
E S1 Room, 9iuer . 2.l5 q. 1920 81. 80
@ sHD S]pimit,D'A ougi6litbt3 9unmcu, 9arlor,
S5Ssrnotiou II. 9tninqzGdr *3.49 u. 3.53R %
aTTif,tsS{orfor 448 u. A.52 q. %
@nrfor girer 500 q. Sos 81. B s
Goaaes nab 9bisa. . 80 " go 50 - q. 80 ;C5 r. " " 8
ofoI.55lofnaqqou mad @srDzQOri, fertig sum
gdsstn in Wt. 9Opul=statiOn um 1000 abeEog
8FGt nit yg8" urD Is" murtirt. baltsu in Btl'
minqton unO Gbeiter ale anortn njbt
9erL6umosn. gtrG. Nt. @o9ai.
Nbil16,Ipbf1 @ffom. *S.Q5 8orm., $40 y.
6oiiaSelpbio GGprtb -. !2.35 go3m., go y y
AbruOeen 4tt0m. .... +5.l5 RIbTl., aa2zy ~
gbiIabelpbta attom. &c 10 Q6's., t6I3 y
~TiStt.Eurtaur ROrOtptfzGdt 9ul0trts uno Slltt'
mprsnraBs. Rr. pol. SIO=9roooD0p, Bt. No0a''
station uOer administration. .
: s.. uuotrwOOD, .. y. WGtItm,
2. 9..9. IL. Gsn.s9Igr. yt8r' p"H'- Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
MIA, 9eutfder watfenperein."

merit q q, ben 8. ssauuar, @benos s llbr,
Hobresperiamntlura unD 0ireftortnipabl. 9le
FuO biusu freunoli6f cingslaOsn.
I-3) 4. @. Gdneieeretth. &etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

an
We
70
.es,r
ao
4.G6
eensl
sac
Q9obc
Gtatton
GiHcirra.
SpfioIo,
11.45 W6rs
tdolit, 4lft-
]Iomsgort NM
3S!sso. 'GGi inaS3,a,
nab Yittsburg,' SOL.
Cincinnati ua6 lowisp.
Sonts uHo 99iaimnsport.
S.45 NbsH0s, tdgis5 iiiTiIrzz.
9ittsbure, Gbi@ogo 6isnn''r7-5
Transport mp .&aii1alSo Si5 Emp.
9ottoo, So9trsr, 0r.t. BUFFALO
6Gls, ausgtnonlnttn Samha1s.
At4i @5sIos lltnion-Stottou )h55
ta9li3, Yittsbur0, 6bLoQO, 8ufrllo, 30
men sonTfag.
FLO NadmittaQs port StpoEtsNfipmmoontIon
A2O Rabmittaas CriorosanomrOOation.
9ta& annapolis, 81, $50 9orm., 59t ysad'
t t1ss u mn 9 92g' 9sSm;ttoSs, Gov
Rad 9Opt's 6resfsgint, 7.3l Nor9,us uuO
Na5mitsagg an gBo6tuta9cu.
26.6 Morocn5 Qof nad V5ilaOtlgbia.
*7.4O U{OrGcng 6rpr.B nab Q6i!uoep5d una Rsp'
gort. Ii
40 Woracns SpuutuOs, GerrDpils : AttoHmoeas
zion.
~ RqGlntttQog Nort 0epoFtsAttommOoltton.
Ali Ra6mitta0s Srforo=%tfommeoatiOn.
1925 4beHOs GrpyeB fur QbilapslPbta.
457 3aSmittggy ,GonstsB "aimit.o," tdoti8 mao
Hsiu=gort, jQuimt!ib 0lrlors uuo Sptilep15G9n5.
9a6 QbtIabelpbia uRD u my oF6
Los, 500 (S9tjiepdgVonl, S.57, els, IV.Vo, lVuo
lSptHeplGgOEl, l0.55 (SpsiltDaggoH S',Y5o;'
426 lSpeqHUag9on) 9on Sbilmin9I9nl, ~, 1oU
$t4'ags4:. Soaatags, Ls 500 l5:5i"D '%5tm
S.0I, 9.l5, zoos, 1905 Sptlelpaggon) SO.m
I2:6 lSpai,paggon p9n 8ylmingSonls lis AZ
o.5o CSgsutpaggon), I33, ll3 S9tHo3 . % Uc
9tNr nap gAlIdOtpbld, 4lO, 90, $40, - ~
Gems, lis, sos Ra@ulittoas uno 90 &StG
SlS 6 @0rIsaga S SyE3 G u 6.4 abs9Os.
Na3 Bottom Obue 21eaiel, 8.4S DtoF8sns an %'
btntager unO $50 0a9mittdgs td9!l1.
Bort GegoftsQttommobatipn, f215 Ha@mLtava
Accommodation 42S Go6mittaog. SOnHtaSs
Observation-Disclosures, $50 Wlor9tns, zoe
a8albiN3ton, 6rpyeb, 2.55, so, 90. 90: 11'92
IA, 3.l5, 42l, SIC, 5.45, 6.05, 40, ~ tl.30
Qim.tDl, $50, 8.43, 9l6, $50 abtnOs. 6oH1s
tags, 2.55, 6.2, $40, 8.55, 9.34 BORN IIlS;
l.46, 2.l5, 3.l5, 40, SIC, 5.45, 6.O5, hlU 10
G.36 2imitaol. $50, GIG, $50 &btnD3 Httout:'
$50 WorQens, 1916 5.38 Ra6m. SonHrass'
$50 NlorQ$ng, l2.45 unS 528 Ia6m.
Ta3 GnnaSoli5, T.36, 8.55 8orm., 1910 uno 5-&
Ra5mittaos an Bo1sntaqsn. Sonnta0s, SIS
9ormittaQs uuO 5.R RdomituQs.
Rab Qopc's 5r,eF : Qinis. 1856 Woreens uuo 442
Rodmitt1os nm SUPERINTENDENT,
atlantic gnSit Sine GTprss na a slOriOa unO Dem
eibsu . AZ rms ,tro I AZ Rod1m. t6oli6.
eSut5srn 5 R@iltnpaS Grprcb nab SioriOa, R.ruzOr.
lrans uno Dem SSStn' o34 8orm., $40 unO
DIG Nbcnos t6oridb '
ROrfoli unO @,fern.9ubn. Nu6 Dlemrbis unO
eSr ~ Gs.i q So I1 oI}s5Sr 'I = AZ Robmittaos
=" ,rh o n T WTtsn..S t 8ofUtb 0U'' Nv
ano S'og "esH?s Sg.Ipt Il et,-;,, rrn h,u
StGooto @tt5SlhtS, Vtpteb' IA" oiS''SS , -
Su9ta, o2 Utor9tHS uHo o-79 JuV"'''-s'
la9"@.
Sph OeF pEHH !luH"'
nj u,., tunton. oso moro,,s
NGV pgIaott2oia uNp "tpIgU't, q Ss I'osVt",1
2ZI5 az Hapmit9Ss' 'H' uL' 'O'"O' III
l2.58 %99ts, Iagu0' ono m,4ri++oog rrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Sdmpfer perlafTen Baltimore pom
Nfsr s2r = uuA su -NH.
- Sa9<SOOt
Il oh 70 hi1nhehh / d.

@c9iuncno am L. sunni, miro bic Cries.
o. : Gtnie" : 40 : > er pur6 Dem
&annl in Sienft teltn, pclbc BON . Itimo
nm 7.3O MOrqeug tdglt6, Souutogs
a~usgenOmmeH, %abfabrsn, nit 2~nfuuit in 7 l.
ldDclpbta am abeno celbcn : a.
ges.
9afaqicre t0unen uuf g8uni6 fir Die Ridfabrt
I'M Rdnol ouf ben BON 9biluotlpbiu fommcuoeH
Sd0=Sampfer trausfcrireu, ppour6 ~oiciclbcu an
ielben 3uge ~ungeidbr nm = ubr abenos tpi:oGr
in Baltimore eintreffeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
-.mprc6alider eeibs unb soarsSsretn."

Ole Sobres s9eriammlura uro 9cunttntplbl finz
ret am .. : anna T, Qbenos 8 1br, im 9srtiu5z
1nfale. Vprpoit4Gde bon 6bdie=Strabe uno Sopftusz
glp:nut, fratt. Die Mtitglisosr tprptn srlu9t, Iu
eri6einen.
g. BemfeL Brdfibent.
1-2) q. GnseIs. Setrttdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01

Sbue Nt9ts, mas Oetn
5einb ni9t tpi6en birfte. Ssnseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
Sefanntmabnngen
tart anstmieurs- bureau.

- .aets aug rnieurss Bureau.
@a~ltimor re-, ben q. St3enibtr 1900.
Ger Staot=3ugenieur miro Su osn untsnfebsno
osnannitn ,3,iten an Ort unD Stsle eri6eiusu, nm
oas Ripeau peri6ieDener SiraB'n ieiSuftslsa, nam :
lid: Glm=StraBe, BON Rprtb@aotnue BIS 5u unet=
idbr $50 rub u6roli6, an 5. Sunuar 1901. Ratz
mittaes 2 ubr; Aqtp iIoli6 an SltptrsStroBs, pom
WpInt Ropdl=Noeuue bis GuolOnsAuep, uHo 9uo;
i~on42lqsp, BON Sliuer=Strlbe biz 3ur oben genanH@
ten alco, am 5. Sanuor 1901, Habm!ttags 3 ubr
9faD= Strabe, bon ootparozStraBs BIS sur eufalp'
strabe, am 3. Sanulr 1901, 9tatm!tta0s ! uqr;
Gauton=Noenue, pom Srololpap bis AnrS Strabt,
am 7. Sanuar 1901. Na6mittugs 3 ubr; NanNuthrs
2dns, bon 5reosrid=9olo bis 3olins=StraBe, GIN
Z. Sdniar 1901, 3a6mittugs 4 ubr.
.. &. 6surdlI,
CSea2o. 81 :5ou2. an Staot= Sngsuieur.
GerGraeIte soreeruneszNneebpte fir eic Der
Siprguus ees Staet>Scfdnantne NIT wteat
fir elm Sabr bonn Satum oeg @ontratts an iptroen
biz III | I I N d, rem 2. Sdnudr l9Ol, WllIa99
II llbr, i'm 9iireQu oes StaDtz3cgtftrators TatDE
bdus, ~eutqeeeu omm uno oonn pom Der eoh=
tr1ftperg in 9sqentuart Der 4nqe=
bottteQer i'm Ntanprs= @iiredu eeotInet. Seots ahS
Qtbot rub bon sinem bcglaubigttn eDcd IN Der
9obe bon $4,000, ge3uqeu an Grore oes utapots
uno Stuotratbg, b~eqleitet iein, uno min pom penn
erfolgrei6eu 9ister bic StellunQ pom 9urglDatt
%nerlangt. Die &ebDroe bebdlt Fb oas 8e1t oor,
irgeno tucl6e uno ale Gnaebote su o%erlpsrten. Torz
acknowledgement miuftH nit Der Autl0rlIt TSroz
polals for 6lOUr for the Baltimore Gttp 5oIl" bsr=
ieben iein.
Spejifitationsn f6nnen Bel benz @arOcin rts Se=
1an9HIAst eHtqeaeH genommeR ptroeu.
SameS {. SppIe, Worosln.
9sQfaabigt:
sbpmas @. 5npes.
Qrdfbert Der gontrattpero tbuu0s.Ssb6ros.
Gs32l, p, "a, %, 26, 81, %, 1881 ;5unD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-01
prGdtisc 5abrt hur6 ZEN &anaI.
Ginfadc Tabrt MIR $1.OO.

Wob Ntlp=W0tf per Eabn BON NbiI0OClpbId -. 90
Rad 0stu=9urt uno 8uriid Q1 GAGE 5000
Siuets fuo i'm . ii T { a IL uno bel Mbcrt's, Rr.
Is, RorSsGbarlessStr gu baben, nab atlantic
banD, IroD, SaratoQa=S prju05, Gol=Gioer, RslDs
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-09-06

No style contributes 10 that end so
perfectly as the habit back and the
circular flounce. and the two com
blned make a marked feature OF ad-
vance models. The May Manton mod
el shown is admirable in every way
Being cut In five cores II suits the
great majority Of figures and allows
for remodeling the skirts OF last season
when so doing is desirable. The orig
inal is made OF novelty material, in
shades of brown and tan, with TRIM
ming OF narrow brown braid over
light tan, and includes the graceful
and becoming flounce; but this last
can be omitted and the skirt used
plain; or, again, the material can be
cut away beneath and the tiounces
scanned to the lower edge.
The five cores are carefully shaped
and fitted without fulness at the belt
and provide just the snugness required
by fashion. The founce falls In soft
undulating folds and widens as 1t ap-
proaches the back. forming admirable
Zines. The placket can be nc the centre
hack or Left front seam as desired.
but in either case should be provided
with an ample underlap and an abun-
dant supply OF hooks and loops. that
there may be no danger Of gaping.
TO cut this skirt for a woman OF
medium size thirteen yards or mate
rial twenty-one inches wide. ten
and one-half yards twenty seven
inches wide. eight and seveneighth
yards thirty-two inches wide. seven
and n quarter yards forty-fOur inches
wide or six and three-quarter yards
fifty inches wide will be required when
fiounce Is used; nine yards twenty
one inches wide. seven yards twenty
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-09-06
Tom and the Pig.

Tom had just come to the four's Of
the multiplication tables when he went
into the country for the summer The
ones, two's and three's were old ia
miliar friends. and he promised to
know the four's very soon. but some
how his acquaintance with them did
not progress very rapidly. There were
so many more important things to do
things that could not wait. There
was wading in the lake, and the beach
must be searched daily for shells and
pretty stones, and when the wind blew
hard 1t took all ones time TO watch
the waves trying to climb over the
high rocks on the point, to say nothing
OF the great days when he went fish
ing with papa, but these were all too
infrequent, for papa's friends were
pretty sure to be there, and then there
was no room in the boat for Tom.
There were the morning drive, past
fields crowded with buttercups and
daisies, TO the train which took his
father to town, and the greater excite
ment Of meeting him in the afternoon.
perhaps bringing something from the
city. Oftener than not It proved to be
visitors, but there was always the pos
sibllity that 1t might be candy.
The squirrels, too, were always call
ing Tom to see their races in the
woods, and just around the point YVES
a bed OF wild Strawberries to he
looked after Between times there
was Helen. who was only three, but
she did very well when there was no
one else. and on rainy days Tom found
1t more pleasant to play with her than
he cared to own. even taking kindly to
dolls, when he was sure no one would
see him.
So the days were very full. and Tom
and the four's were almost strangers.
when one morning Uncle Jack made
the startling statement that the pig
was learning the multiplication table!
In all his seven years Tom had never
heard any hing SO surprising The pig
had never been OF much interest TO
him. a few days later Uncle Jack
said that the pig was almost through
the four's. and showed Tom a most
convincing picture OF bis plgshlp sit
ting up. holding n book. That day
Tom was seen with lis arithmetic. and
short time after. when his uncle
said the pig could not remember four
times eight. Tom promptly gave the
right answer.
Just how much Tom believed In the
education OF the pig I do not know.
He said be did not believe 1t at all,
and 1t Is true that Uncle Jack was a
graye-faced joker. but II Is true. too.
that Tom learned the four's and was
through the eights before IL was time
to 90 back 10 town. And once be was
seen standing close 10 tine pigsty lis
tening 10 the pigs grunting recitation
OF Ugh. ugh. ugh. ugh. ughr whlcj
Uncle Jack said meant -Four times
one are four. Youths Companion.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-09-06

Customs revenues in the Philippines
for the first five months OF 1901 were
S3.595,095.
Operations on the island OF Samar,
Il. l.. We're suspended on account OF
wet weather
The Philippine Commission organ
lied civil government nt lba. the capt
tai OF the Province OF ZamUeles. Lu
zon.
Martin de Castro. well-known
Cuba newspaper man. was killed nj
Manzanillo by member of the Rural
Guard.
Thirty odd members OF the Honolulu
Bar charge United States Judge Hum
phreys, of Hawaii, with holding his
Office for political purposes.
The Havana authorities will prose
cute Il. C.. Westall for the loss OF
$1,000 of postoiiice money. The thieves
are known 20 the police.
A report on schools In the Philip
pines was made public.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-09-06
MINOR EVENTSOF THE WEEK
wAsrINGrON ITEMS.

President Mckinley appointed w. II
Bigham. OF Kansas. COnsul-General
at Cape Town. South Africa.
The Navy Department made public
its list OF witnesses for the Schley
court OF inquiry, headed by the name
OF Admiral Sampson.
President Mckinley has appointed
Jose Abru. a Filipino. an assistant In
the office of the Division OF lnsular
Affairs in the Var Department
Secretary OF War Root, distributed
si.000.0oo appropriated by Congress
for the militia OF the several States
and Territories.
The Department OF Justice advised
the Navy Department to refuse pay
ment OF vouchers presented 20 cover
royalties on armor made under the
Harvey process.
The report OF the Canal Commits.
sion was said 20 he delayed pending
an expected offer of the Panama
Canal at the commissions estimate
from the French company.
The Surgeon General OF the Army
objected 10 the employment OF corn
doctors. as recommended by lnspec-
tor-General Reade.
Internal revenue receipts for July,
1901. were S29.3i3.S06, n decrease Of
SI7. .i9i as compared with July, 1000.