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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21

stood trembling. became troubled. lie
uembled, too
Yes, ! am Rudolf Won stein-s little Ia
NOUS. but, not a little bold: for am go-
ing 20 ask for guerdon far above my
poor deserts.
Il am going 20 plead with the saint IN
step down from her hailowed niche, aud
walk the rough world with me. Nay. With
me u shall not Or rough. l Will lead har
by pleasant paths 1 will shelter her.
VIII urbear her. l will guard. for her. the
pure, stiil atmosphere In which the fitlns
OF her soul burns best.
She shall have peace for her dreams.
and live cloistered, n shc will In her ON n
scflptoriun. working out her beautiful
ftncles. as safe from earth's tumuitR as
any nun of old. ! understand her noeda
~ this only 4 am worthy.
II understand her,as L believe. before Coo
Elizabeth. comc.'
And Elizabeth. that perilous mixture of
saint and genius and woman, Was wise
enough 20 obcy the call.-Margaret Ar
Inour, in Phil Mays Annual.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
SUMMER SUGGESTIONS.

Tucks will be ubiquitous
Erdersleeves will hold their own
plaids - rule. ave things 20 shun
Not one or us bpt Is planning floral
hat.
Breadth of the shoulders is bcins moro
accented.
shaped taffota strappings viii iinish
sca Hoped edges.
Rsitlemenfs viii be = feature of sar-
t0rial architecture.
Bodiccs tuttonei or hooked up the BACK
are gaining favor
funpadour sin ~ ucariy alWa's
lotcly evening dress.
4 cntdf-. ~ hig,k afik VIII cot of many
a dashina dreeg 0f light foulard
Labots viii halp ouf shirt-waists Win
more or less Onen iahotr.
Teavv stitclnnge in many Instances
look like tIcks ~ \ short distance.
Elbow piINs NAV make \ sylun oDt
~ one girl aud o balloon Of another
Nuns' yelling. cashmere. fOulard and
crepe are talked % for occasions upon
which wash dresses would DC Too light,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
EAST PROVIDENCE

The small pox patient has about re-
covered. and will undoubtedly be released
by Monday Yesterday Health Onicer
Wood took 10 the house the disnfec
tants that are 20 he used, and the work
Of disinfccting and burning the articles
ordered by the doctor viii be dome tomor-
row and SATURDAY.. The town officials are
cxceedngly happy TO think that they
have succeeded IN combining the case 10
one patient, and that he has recovered.
ming
Al the meeting OF Howard lodge x. 81
r. last evening Past Chancellor y. G.
Rurdick Vice Chancellor G. G. Philips
and Naster-at-Arms Edw Burgess were
made q committee TO arrange for a series
Of soCiSls.
Health officer Mason r. Wood removed
the diphthoria cards at Riverside ycster-
day afternoon
one man for drunkenness and one for
vsgrancv was the extent ~ business OF
inc court this morning. both getting the
usual sentence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
IN PuGlLISTS' REALM.
Billy Rockford and Clarence Forbes will
meet at Lyons. III. tonight.

Billy Rockford and Clarence Forbes will
meet at Lyons, III. tonight.
George Dixon and. Tommy Feltz have
been matched, and are waiting for an
ofer from some club.
Austin Rice must be out 10 beat the rec
ord. judging from the frequency he has
been boxing since the new century began.
He boxed twice last week and ne will go
into the ring again this week.
Champion James J. Jeffries was injured
at the knee and IL threatens to prevent
him entering the ring again. lie was ex-
amind yesterday by "A noted surgeon who
pronounced the injury floating carti-
lsge."
Mayor Ames OF Minneapolis. is fun OF
sporting blood and Is not afraid to ac-
knowledge II: When criticised fur seeing
Ryan Scott box he replied: 1T was a
good show. good healthy sport, and ought
TO be encouraged II was no worse than
athletic contests that can be seen at the
\. M. G.. A. almost any DAY. Prize fights
will not be tolerated In this city but box
ing contests like that Ryan a fair are not
prize fights, 80 called. | have not the
slightest objection to these sx-round
bouts where soft gloves are used Ii is
legitimate sport ! enjoy IL, and SO do
hundreds of other men
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
SHADY RIDING AT NEW ORLEANS

All bets wero dc clared OFF on the stcc-
plechase after the field had finished With
Lizzie KciN IN front b. eight lengths at
the New Orleans races yesterday and Il
was plainly evident TO everyone that Liz
zic Kelly WAS "shooed' IN. Although the
ruling was a very aggrc ssivc one, never
ihelcss " was popular. and the schenors
failed TO get away with any ~ the money.
The stewards went little further than
declaring all the bets or. They declared
the race no contest. and under this ruling
the Crescent City Jockey club VIII refuse
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21

The Roger Williams entertained the
Night Hawks OF Fall River last evening
in the New England Duck Pin League Sc
ries and In defeating them in two out OF
three games rolled n single OF 5os and a
total OF 1893.
The game was close and interesting
from start to finish and much enthusiasm
was maintained throughout. Kippax with
n score of 2IO was the low man while
score OF Sos by Jones carried of the hon-
Ors.
The first string was decidedly warm
from the opening box 10 the halfway
mark. hut here the Spindle City aggrega-
ton showed n burst OF speed and easily
won out with score OF i7S.
The Rogerios pulled themselves togeth-
er I'm the remaining games and with sin
giles OF 4s6 and sos won without much diff
ficulty. The summary:
pnnTI, WILLIAMS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
ROGER WILLIAMS.
NIGHT HAWKS.


Jack Wallace and his band OF bowlcrs
under the appelation OF Providence rolled
a fair game i'm the New England Duck
Pin League last evening and took the
Tauntons into camp 10 the tune OF two
out OF three strings.
All of the contests were decidedly slow
and but little interest was manifested
Jack Wallace led the cast with total of
s05. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21

NRs wiNsLow's SOOTHING srRUr
bas been used for over bfty years By
millions OF mothers for their children
while tcething. with perfect success Is
soothes the child. softens the gums, al
laws all pain. cures wind collie. and r. ths
best remedy for Diarrhoes. n WI re-
neve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
sold by druggists In every part OF the
world Twentv-hve cents G bottle. BE
sure and ask for Mrs. winslcv's S>oth-
tng syrvp," ard take no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
STEvED0Rt INJURED.

Tobe Edmundson 30 wears old n steve.
dore employed az the CLYDE line dock. fell
down q COMPANION way on the steamer
Saginaw this morning. cutting his face
and receiving severe contusicns ON his
back. lie was cent 20 the Rhode Island
hosnitsl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
RESULTS CERTAIN.
Nothing can be surer' is the
testimony Of Providence
citizens.

The stage of uncertainty is over IN
Providence. There can now be had plenty
of positive proof in the testimony OF ci-
tizens. Evidence OF this nature should
convince the most skeptcal doubter I'm
this vicinity. Read the following;
Mrs. C. 5. Northup of 10 washburu
street. says:--"I Just as emphaticaily rec-
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills today. aud
it IS the month OF July. 1899. az did in the
month OF January, 1896 when told tbs
people Of Providence through our news.
papers that they had cured me of .
backache and other symptoms OF kidney
trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills acted with
me as represented and when thc- cured
the cure was permanent"
For sale by all dealers. Prizes 50 cents.
Foster -Milburr Company. Buffalo. N. r.s
sole agents for the United States.
Remember tire name Doan's and take
no snbstitDtA-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
a CARD.

We. Oh, undersigned. do hereby esree
60 refund the money on a 5O-cent bottle
or Grceue's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II
"a fails 10 cure your cough OF cold We
also guarantee a t5-cent bottls to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Blandins e. BlandlnE, a. w Fenner,
Kenyon, Smith l. Co.. H. V. oponnen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
BANKER WINS RIBBON,

At the bench show of the Westminster
Kennel club I'm Madison Square Garden,
last night. Banker the Boston terrier
owned by Mrs. Esther II. Dofnsy OF this
city. won the blue ribbon In HIS class.
This makes the third first prize he has
taken I'm New York at different shows
and under different Judges. Mrs. Deffiey
refused $500 for Banker in the Garden at
the show OF lsgS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21

Although "a pins in arrears on the total
score Swift's team last evening won the
Dad game from Godfrey's quintet in the
Century clubs duck pin tourney. Although
single and team total Jecords, while Cap
tain Godfrey himself with single OF 1l5
and a total OF 2as broke the single and
three-string total records. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
II. SMITHS TEAM.
q TEAM
BASEBALL MGGNATES TO MEET

The National league aud Professional
Baseball cluhs will hold what is termed
the annual spring meeting at the Fi'tn
Avenue Hotel next Monday. II Is usually
schedule.
II is said among haseoal men hat p
schedule may be adopted and uromul-
gated. but that u would not necessarily
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
STARS.
TRtNITYs.
MERCANTILE LEAGUE.

The games between ~ Smiths and Con-
nery's teams last evening inaugurated the
second half OF the Mercantile Duck Pin
League series. smiths cotere rolled up a
score of i215 thereby winning the odd
game. Arthur led with 25S. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
GoDFREY's TEAM.
, TRINITY SQUARE TOURNEY.

ne Stars were in fine fettle last even
ing and strengthened by Brown OF the
Music Hall team in the New England
League had no trouble in taking three
straight games from the Trinitys Brown
with $50 was the top-liner. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-21
PROVIDENCE.
TAUNTON.
CENTURY CLUB TOURNEY.

Team totals :. +4 hs aai j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-07
Ctirrte iGr 0cben fir $50.

G5crdntOn n, ga. 8. Utdr3. -
iTrau GEa5. 8utfereu: biiBts bes BEN
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6duier, barunter BAG i6rige, tpuro&n
opn psn Tlammsn 3srit0rt. 2yn Dem
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&oItgdngsrn, 20Qe i6IieFen i'm o6ez
rn Gtofperfe, Der 8rano fam in
Der Ru6a i'm srTiSn 5todperG sum
Nus6run Uno Die Biamnen grifftn
nit GROCER S6nsqigteit um Fi6. Die
i'm 9auis Shlafenoen tonnten Ii9
nur nit 9r0Bter Wlii6s rsiten. Die
6rau elite iebo4 in bas brennenos
9aus 3uriid. UNI $50, pel6e Te in
einsr MtatrdBe oeritsdt batte, 81 6olen.
Oabei tpurbe ibr iebO9 bon ben Slam
men Der 3udtpsq o6gef9nittsn, uno
lie DerbranE,., f:car !2iiIfs na4te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-07
Inter ein6eitliher 0eituna.

@btcago, 6. W}Gr3. = Ods
rMfrs. @mmons Blaine SnFitute" .eiz
ne nit $1,OOO,OO0 funOirte Gr3iez
bungs : QnTtalt fir 9inOer, 1T nit
Der @~bicugo'er uniDerliidt Dersini9t
poroen. 0as SnTtitut ent6Glt einen
Sinoer9arten, cine @lementarI9ule u.
eins Sstunodrz Dber 9o9I9ule. Die
2eBtere fol- Die l1ebergangsfufe gu
Der unIberIitdt bilben. SberIf Pdrz
fer 6ebGlt bic 2eitung bss S%nItitutes,
bod feline lpdteren Na9Iolger tperoen
BON ben uniperTitdtg : SruItess nu4
8or16ld9en Der Srufees bss SnitituA
tes ernannt peroen. Die untbsrIitdt
pirb gum unter6alt BEG Snfitutes
idbrli9 $4,000 Bis $4,000 6ei'teu>
srn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-07
Srrbiitung Der
SdwinOindt.

Sober 9(r3t fann S5nen beftGtigen,
baB Die lIria9e bieier &runtbett auf
einen lebenDen8eim 3urid3ufIbren 1T;
Oeriel6e lit betannt unter Dem 9}amen
8p4bactQu5 uno er3eugt ben 8erfau
Der 2ungen. 0ieIer 8eim purOe ODn
Prof Sod 5uerit entOedt uno tdnn per>
ni6tet lperDen bur9 ba8 8o3'i9e gu
berculin, pel9eS glei4fau5 bon Prof.
Sod in Berlin entoedt purOe. 9asz
ielbe berbitet unD beilt 8dtarr6 in ieiz
ner i6limmiten 5orm (neI6e nt6t tel
ten in S6ninDfu9t ausartet). 9ieie5
Suberculin tDDtet, penn Is brett in
Die 2ungen eingeat6met ptrD, ben gift
ti9en &eim, unD Die boliamiI9en, BIZ
gen 9Gmpfe 6eiIen Die nunDen Stelen
Der 2ungen uno furigen 5omit Die
S6ptnOiu6t IelbIt. Brof. &o9'5
8erfa6ren nUrDe anerfQnnt ppn Dem
internottonalen GpngreB Dpn Mer3ten,
Der ii3 aus ben 8ertretern Dieie8
Stanbe5 DDr me6r ais einem Sabre in
Berlin, Dem 8obnprt &o6'5, 3uiam=
menfeBte, uno felt DieIem OenfnirDiz
Gen @retgniB bat 0teieS leBte uno mo-
oernIte 6eilOerfu6ren SauIenoe BON
sSGQen, peI9e Der Sod 2ung Cure, Die
in Baltimore All 0eItz 6aDettee Str.
Dpmicilirt lit, bier unb in anoeren
StGoten Dieies 2anbes in Die 6Gnbe
Qeriet6en, turirt. Die Original Sod
Qunq Cure lit Elm She'll Der German
Qmerican Company. 9ieIes Su6erz
culin foute ar8f6IieBIi3 brett in Die
2ungen ~eingeat6met uno nt9t eingez
fpriBt fperben, unb oie1e8 8~erfa6ren
1T muir m0gIi6 mitteIft Der neuen Sod
Sn6olation. Gs befeitigt ba8 @ift,
Sn Der Shat fam feline Sorm bteier
8uciQen am 2eben bIeiben, fpenn bieie
anticipation DltQen 9dmpfe duf lie
buDur6 CUR Dirtung tommen, baB tie
mttteI7t bieIer punDerbdren @rftnbltng
in Die 2ungen ~gelangen. Die Sod Snz
baIotion nirb benuBt BON Der Original
German @meriCanGompdnn 411We5tz
6anetteitr., Baltimore, As We1t p.
Str, Netp 0ort, unb 1884 QtrdItr,,
9biInoelp6ia. Or. @0parb Sod 1T Der
Gr5tIi8e Better Der genunnten Snitiz
tute. COMPUTATION unb Die erite Sc
banbIung per0en fret berabrei6t, lez
bigIth gum 8epeiTe, baB Die rteue M}ez
t6oOe Die ertrantten 2ungen gu betlen
Dermdq.
(66)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-07

Notwithstanding in atIantit.Git

atlantic Gitn, MS, 6.
Mdr3. - Qf6srt Zimmerman, 40
Sabre aft, srI6oB 6sute feiae Satin,
f2usrie aud auf oerer Batter, pine ibn
jeoo6 gu l%reffen, un.o 6egjn8 Damn
5~el6fmorb pur8 einen G8uB in bic
qinfe GGldfe. Gr mar Elm So6n beg
G~rF;noers Der Nuto46arFs unO erbte
balm Ioos Ieines 8at2rs $4,000
Don bemTel6en, psrLor jebo4 ieitOem
fat fGin gar3eS 9erm0gen bur6 ber<
un9liGte @psfulot:oHsn. 0R Srog0s
bic <psi9nste Ii6 in 3immermann's
Mofnung 81 Nbiecom, in Der IGbe
Don bier. Der Wunn fam, n14oan
ec qeittrn N6snb mi. ie;ner Satin
tinan 8eIu6 6& Iad6arn e2nodt
uno Ta bort nit ber 8smerfung Derz
IoFsn bate, er tperos Is ipdter a6s
6olen, geger 2 l16r WRor8ens betrunz
fen mad 6auie unb ting STREET an,
neil bic 6rau ni6t auf i6n 8stpartat
6atte. DIS CT ouf bic 5rau ItpB,
6ieI:: er i6r ben ReOoloer Di6t an Den
8opF. Die 3u9si fam am 6inb:rtopf
6erau8 unO bate fdTt augen6ljd,.f2n
SOD 3ur 6o1Qe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-07
Gnhn's G|nnffitnante.

6uDunQ, 6. MGr3. - Sn elmer
QGIisrn @6eno Itattgebobten @onferen3
D:r MitotisoRr Der Gon7t:tuants mar
s:ae Nn3o6l oafir, bic SpnItituonie
fir sini9e Set 81 p%ertogen, um ben
Mitolieosrn, beiouO:rs Denen aus ban
enIlsqsntn BroD;n5sn, gu erlauben,
noH 6auis gu rfien pno biz 4nIiA'
ten :brer Gpni tj.u&ntsn ubsr 0a5
9latt : 2(menoement gu b~erns6mer.
6QntiogooeGubu a, 6. Nfdr3.
- 8roDo. einst ber 6siigen 0elsgaz
ten gum 8erfafungs : GDnbent, lit
Bier Qnqefpmmn uno an Qdnoung5@
p[aB ION elmer groBsn 8oIf5msn8e
nit 8Qnnern uno MuIif empfangen
poroen. Geun3ig 8ro3ant Der elben
685ianoan aus gfsoern. Gr OerOQmmte
auf's @nti4;sbeuIte biz 6orOerungsn
p&r Ser. Staatsn, uao aus Der Menge
erIhoGen Rufs: rNieosr nit ben Nne@
rifansrn!" De 32iIung nGuba 2;6re"
bsi4uloigt bic Ser. Staaten : 8sgiez
rung oes Wortbru45 uno 5ogt, lie
ft:Ge gsOingungen, bic feline Ii6 feI6f
a6tsnbe Ration unne6men f0nne, Die
g8:pu6&t" bagegen iagE. bic Gon0en>
tion 6o6e ii6 cine quite @elegen6::t,
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qen fanoen am Nbeno Hatt, uno e5
purbe a~Qepi6al6en angeOeutet, 0aB IS
gum 8riage tommsn t0nr%. 46tr
bieie 2t~suBerungen tDerosn n,4t emit
Eaft QenDmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-07
8rf San Qnnfnnt ne1rnnhrt.

8Olei96, as, 6, MGr3. -
Der brjtiI4e 0ampfsrn Gamperootpn"
lit in bi6tem Ne6al unD fiirmiT6em
Metter an Dan Sano6Gnfen 6ei Sap
2oofout ~qeItranoet. Msnn berSturm
ni6t buGO nd6lGBt, miro Oa8 G8;ff
in Der tOIenOeu 8ronoung T6n3G in
Stiide 3erT3eQen.
Die MannT6aft Der 2e6engrets
lungs : Station an Der 3uIie bat
breimaI Osrgsbli8 DsrTu6t, in i6ren
8ettungs6ooten Dur6 bic 8ranoung
b]Or3uOrin9en, 8egsn Sturm IL. 30
gen Dermo6ten Die ti2inen 8oote aber
nt9t an3utdmpTsn. Man 6offt, baB
ms6rsre S9leppodmpfer, bic pon9}orz
fOlt. 90, tsls9rap6ti6 bsr6'i g~eruFsn
purOen. NOD redt8eitig eintreffen per>
Den, I'm Der MannIdaft an 8orO BEG
QearanDeten Dampfer5 3ettun8 gu
6ringcn. Der gGamperoonn" fu6r
am 20. Ts6ruar nit eiRem Cargo BON
10000 Sad 3uder pom 6abana o6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-07
MDrO ms SrnNneihp
StolieniI9sr Barrier auf Der 5IraBe
erf6ofen, - @r no6m nur flint
Cents fir einen yS6aDe."

eri6Of&n, - @r nabm nur flint
Gents fir einen nS6uDe."
5d3Getpn, Qa., 6. MGr3. -
Gin Stalisnsr, Namn5 &uDolp6 0as
maria, tpuroe gtitern, tpie f8on fu-3
gemelbet, in 5reelano bon 5tpei2anD5z
leuten ermoroet, tpa6rf9sinli6, psit
er bdruuf betanb, cine flint Gsnts1
8arbierIfu6e gu 6strei6sn. 53psi an
bere 8arbiere, N;9olas Gappeca un0
PaScaT SOn6ereQd, tparen feline Na6z
barn unb Committeeman. @eit einig:r
3eit beItanben 3tpii4en ben 8sioen
unb Oamaria ernTIi9s 0iffeten3en,
neil Der 2eBtese Iid 5u feFner GrbOz
bung bss Breiie8 fir einen ,S6ape"
Der te6en nOlte. @sifern bsfdnb Ii6
0amaria auf Dem Wsge CUR 9of uno
pGiitrte @opRca's 9aua, als pl0Bti6.
Elm S9uB aus sinem 5snIter bsfelben
fra9te unb 0dmar;a tobt 3u 8obsn
funt. &ins unteriu6ung erqa6, baB
96rottDrnsr oas Ser3 burG6obrt
bdtten. Der ShuB mar bonn 8suerz
fenittr aus abgefeuert porben. Sap
peca tpuroe auf ben 8eroo9t, ben
Mforb begangsn 81 9d6en, ~bsr6aftet.
Ssin 8e6i(fe 8aacaI sonbsrs1a
tpurbe eingeIteft, neil er Der 8ei6ilfe
an benz Moroe DerDddtig mar. Do
maria mar Elm ru6iger, prbnungsliez
BENDER Meni4, pabrenb GappecQ isiz
rss ra4ia4Ilgen Naturels pegen BE-
fannt it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-07

o6eno al, neil Fe in 3rauer lit, Sore
G6piegsrmuttsr, bic 0Etttpe DIS shez
moliQsn nRlaooeraoatId" { 9umoriz
fen 6aDiO 8ol;id, 1T 9sTtOrben.
Die 3silerei i'm Rsi4sz
rat6.
I'm ben Niener politif9en &reiIsn
6ut ss olqemsin ~angene6m berii3rt,
bah bsi Der Rsl6Srat6g : &eilsrei bic
Trafl.on Der yungc3e4tn gegcn be
3obau6rHoer BON Der c3efiI6sn Dir
6s;t&rporRi posr rab;tat G3:6su Barz
fsS erqriFF. uebsr be obI6euliden
8prqdnge BEL Der Mi Ttsn Sceaa tDiro
mod 6eri6tet, raB biz OtutTf2n8oltsz
porieilsr SOiep6 W1aL;f, @%runO6eiBer
in Der 5leiernarf, 50ugo QIbreHt,
Ta6ritont trSrij6ou, uno ber9suif4 d.
Robifo!e WiI6slm Berger, b06miI4er
@utSb:TBer, bon c3ed"6sn Raoitaien
TrsTel erR barn nnoerI6lugsn, no4>
benz 6r3Fsl osm fungirenoen 9otItBer
2Q6q. 8raoe bic 8eonerli1te eutriRcn
un6 3srfsBt batts, TreRe( puroe i'm
8erL1uf Der 6dusrei an ben 8Enen
bon Der 9rGTo;ums : Sri6iins 6srab@
oeTt,ift; DON Dem WaGifi6en 6uuItz
fhldqs 6.utete i6m bic NoIs uno CT
truq aus benz 8<tumme( zine 0ai5z
tpuros babon. @en3el Trefel lit ein
MG61snbg7Ber in 806men.)
WIletlei aus 0eutf4ldnb b,
Sn Q06!au 6si DRESDEN Fat Der DR.
beiIer Wsn3s1 8unts i'm 6%Guferpabnz
finn feline G6efrau u16 brsi feiaer Sim
bar NIT einem SpiBhammer eridldgsn
uno istn b;srte5 8in0, Elm Mdo4sn,
Ifrper berlsBt.
Die Ttp : Oorter 8ontfirmen
Gp21er C g., 2a3arO Bros, iOpie
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tet, cine 3!zpro3entige Nnls;6e Der
Gto0t 8rontfurl Il, M. in 904e ben
Is MiQionen Wart i6srnommsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-07
Ghiueien QbnefaS!.

08bsr5burg, 0.sg, 6. mGrj.
- 0ie canaO;iGs 9OIi3eS ifo6 nm
MFtterm4t 46 G6ineien i6er bic
8ren3e Der Ser. Staaten alb, b,r:n
Q~uFsnt6ai!8 : Sermin BON 90 3agen
in GanaOa abgeiauF2n mar. Die 8un@
pas6sdmten fparsn irformirt poroen
uno nabmen Die G6imIen in @mz
pfang, biz ieBt eingdperrt Tin0. Sic
psroen nun auf Soften Uncle Sans
na4 G9ina abgei4Oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-07
Der G6ina- 2inmntef.
Gunaer nnO bic MiiIionarc.


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@ntlogen in 8e3pg ouf qlinbes
ruag uno @~slOerPreNung beItrit1
b,n.-8orerTii6rer gu gin9 cling
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glngsOro6ts @traRn fir MouOos
rinen.
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psffen eingefoufen, oarunter foI4e
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gu befrafenbe ID B a.
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