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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08
Staot Baltimore.
8riefbcf0roeruua mad benz Muslanoe.

wv uS"t *snDsuuoss
I'm Der nit Dem 13.glpril 1901 en-
benpsn Wofe f9liebt bic ausldnbii4s
Poit in bxism 8ureau, pie folst:
bi: polt fir padek lit tdsli4 BON 9
l1br Morsens BIB 8 ubr Na4ml.tass
(~auseenummen @onntags) seOffnet.
3rans= pacific Poi.
Oien5iae g l1br Mbenbs, fir Gu
rppa, per Dampfsr rGaen ; Dort." Dia
southampton; II ubr I6enos, fir
europa, pet Dampfer u9ermanic, "pla
Queenstopn.
Mittpo9 - 16r Nbenbs, fiirGuz
rppa, pet Oampfsr uIugaiia 8ittoz
ria," @olt fir 5ranfrei4, @iioz@uz
ropa, @sbptsn unb 8ritiI9 Snbien
muB per Dampfer rNusultu 9ittoria"
abrsEirt Isin); II ubr 4benbs, fir
5ranfrsia. SID : europa, @gpptsn
: urb 8ritiI9 : Snoien, per 0ompfer
ga Champagne, pia Sabre PoIt fiji
anosre S6eile Gurppa'B mub perOamz
pier ga Champagne" aOrsfirt Ietn.)
Irsitas - II 11br N6,nos, fiir@uz
ropa, per Dompfer Serbia. pia
0ussnstupn.
Soft mad Ii b. II. Central
Mmerifa, Wetinbiens etc.
Montag - " ubr Naats, firGenz
trail Imerifa uno @io : 4aoificz
Soften, pia Golon; fir Santiago, per
, Dampfsr vGisnfussps."
>Oenliae - lbr Na6m., fir Saz
malcu, piu 8oIton; IL u9r 2l6snOs,
fir Samaica, pia philadelphia; II
ilbr No9ts, fir RuHau, Dia Miami;
fir Bermuda, per Dampfer nSriniz
bao;" fir eSnoeua unb 9aiti, per
Dampfsr r2~uusn6urg;"" fir graIilien
per Dampfer r@utan;a;" fir aes:paro
uno WinDparo Snisln. per Oampfer
rGari66ee."
Mittnp9- IL llbr Radis, fir
Ta5Iau, Guantanamo uno Santiago,
per Oampfer nSantiugo".
DonnerItae - 3 ubr NaGm. fir
Samaiea, pia 8oIton.
5reitag - " u6r N6snos, fir
Nsufunblanb, brett, per Dampfer
y@ilpia;" fir porto Hioo, per Dam
pier ,gpnes;" fir 9~sns5usla uno Gu
racao, per Dampfsr rMarucaibo;"fir
{ 8arbdbos unb 9smarara, per Dam
pier r@iitra;" fir Samoiea unb9repz
topn, per Oampfer r4aeseanp;"" fir
Ga plota @taatsn per Oampfsr r9arz
mDnibss;;" fit Surfs Ssluno uno 81.
Domingo, per Sampfsr nNep<Yort."
Samifas - IL uhr Ro4is, fir
NdHau, pia Miami.
Os Yof fir M~ufunolanb, pia
Nortb 5pbnsb, unO fir Misuelon,
p;o Bolton. fhL:sBt bier idsli4 UNI 8
l16r Na9mittuss; fir Cuba, pia
Sampa, tGsl;9 I'm 1 1br Nu4m.;
fir Gotta Hica, 9pnouras unb @uuz
temala, bia NspzS rleans, idgl!9 UNI
8 l1er Mbsnbs.
Srons=Mtiar!iihe pof.
Oienltag - 7 1lbr Nbsnbs. furGbiz
ma uno Sapan. pia Banoouoer.
5reitas - 7 ubr N6snDs, fir 9az
mali, Sapan, Gbina unb pb;lippjnsnz
SnIeln, oia San 5ran5isco.
SumFas - Z ubr Q6e1os, fir
QuFfrulien, NsuIsslano, Siiiz,@ amoaz
uno 5apaii : Snisln, p!a San5ranz
CISCO.
Die poit fir auFralien, Tsuiesz
Lamb, 5iia, Samoa uno 5upaii, Dia
Can Srun5isoo i6l;eBt b!er iGgI:4
I'm 7 u6r Mhnbs, Biz gum Ii. Npril.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08
9 h Il n ben.

5obt i'm, Settle aufseua n
be n. - Die 4 Wondte ate 81 teua
9oFfeEbert, SD9tsr6:n bon Nrt9ur
urb 'Qnna SoFfsrb:r!, Ir. 302, Noybz
l. Sirabs. gantpn, 1rurbe an Gam
flag Mnrgen toot in ibrsm gstts lie
geno aufgefunoeR. ,Oas Sino tpur
einsm 9sr3i6lcee erteesn.
Sfermeffs am Soro bes
@dulidiffss - 9unb:r!s bar
iuhten seitern. an gouo Dss in Gan=
tonz6ollop. liegno.n franS0Tid,1
@dulidhffes rOuguop S1ouin" gu ssz
faneen. tpurosn, ikoh ~ubeetpisien.
8on fauts. an, nit 4usnabms bss
Semfaes, tpsrosn 8sfufsr pon 1 Big
5 ubr Nahmirtogs sue:iufen. @sltsrn
Nlorssn fano auf Dem &anoneaosd bss
S6iffes Elm 9odamt ftatt, oas bon
lem 3aplan gbb. 3ou6eaub oslsbr;rt
nurbs. Gin Gepr Der rMSI9;pm:n,"
bsgleitet bon Piano, 0ipt;ns urO Gsuo,
fang pdbrsno Der MsRs. = 6suts
@ormittoe uln 10 llbr bsgxbt ii6
Mabor 9abss an 8oro o,s SdifFss,
Tin ben 8eiu9 bss Gapi!dus bss
S4iffes gu ertpioern.
Die DE Stag
&c pebt an Stslfs bes
PfoHsns. - 8or benz 9auis bsr
5rau Sara6 6. 9oaano, Hr. 100,
GorD : g%onofrabe, an Der STEELE, no
Big gum SamIius Elm YfoIisn DerMa=
rplano Selepbon : So. liano, ps6te
ssfi.rn an elmer Stanss 6sfeTtist cine
Ser. Staatsn : 5laese unb mar ben
sauasn Sag 6;n0ur4 Oas 3iel pislsr
Der SIsrIonntag : Nusffiislsr. 5rau
GGa 8ailep lisgt nod INNER in i1rsr
Bofnuna, Nr. 1721. 9anoperfrabs,
I4per franf bornisDer.
8rdnb zines Stdlles. -
&urs Dor 6 llbr seiisrn @benD entz
oedte cine 5ohter beg 5rn. u. 5. Seiz
bel, Nr. 1910, Of : 8iOblsfrabs, in
cem 9rn. Hobert Giepart eebDrenoen,
6intsr Nr. 1911, Horb : GarplineEr.,
gslssenen Staas 5eusr uno sab Den
Ilarm. Gs selans, Die in oemStaae
bsfinbli4en Pfsroe gu r~,itsn, bod
fonntsn Die 5lammen erft seiOf9t psrz
ben, nadoem lie om @s6dubs uno an
benz baTslblt uufyeipsidertsn Jutt.rz
porrat6t Shaben i'm 9etrdae bonS6OO
angeri6tet 6atten. Oas 9srbssitsn
Der Spriben lodts 5auIsnos Der Spa
sisrsGnser am Broaonap na9 Der
Nad6ari4aft Der 9ranbTisne, unb Die
sspubten Damsnbiite sli4:n eiuem
tp~anpsrpQQsl 8lumeupartth
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Was Fl n 81 at6smitslieo er=
BAIT.

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BAIT.
Die 8stperbsr Jim StabEratbs : go
mindtipnsn haben b;siss Sabr tsinen
leih!en S!ano. Sober 9smpfroE, Der
Gat6sJGanbibat psrosn min, muB suz
nG4It 500 unb isbsr 3spublifonsr,
Der ii6 UNI bic eaiGen gbrsn bepirbi,
$50 bsponirsn. Mbsr bisIe 8strGg,
iihsrn bic Domination nod LANCE
nidt. Dsnn absr elm Mann nominiri
lit, mub er nod Elm Mal tief in isins
Sadie g~reifsn, um bic gu Den Soften
Der Champagne fir Die @abl am Z. Mdi
bsiaut,agsn; er muB isins polltii4sn
partsifreunos bur9 Dfteres uProIit=
iogsn" uuf ie;rs Soften %uufmuntsrn, CT
mub alien Y.ra;ns 4 unterblliunqen,
airtsnz6airs, 9oh5sitsn uao gsero.z
eungen beitpoHnsn, ale Neussborsnen
fir bic biibi9sitsn ainosr i'm garaer
2unoe ertldren uno ale iol6e Sahsn
ibun, be Teinen Mit6snsr6sr f6adz
MATT isBen. Wsnu sin Manu fir ben
eritsn s3psis sstpG6lt pirb, srbdlt er
$1,000 pro Sabr fir 5psi Sabre, uno
tpenu Elm Mann fir ben 5pe3tsn 3psig
srpdb!t 1T. erbdlt er Die $1,000 bier
Mal. Sober gsper6sr UNI cine StaDt=
ratbs : Domination mub Elm St:usrz
5abler fem. Ssoss HaIbsm;Eslieo muB
gu ben CLUBS 6sitrassa uno jsosr 3sit
bsrsit ie;n, nit einem NsmyrIufsr
na4 einsm fetten poiten gu iu&sn, au9
tpsnn ct isin NbsnosiIsn talt psrosn
lafen Oosr feline 5rau oas Shsatsr
aaein aufiuasn muB. 2sioer iinO i'm
8atbbauie isbr tpsnig Pldbs bisis5
Sa6r GIL bsrssbsn. uno penn oer @liid=
l;Gs nod pu5u Elm 8spublifaner lit,
oann fam er N:smanosa bsfriso;sen.
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StntioEen.
9totionen.

@etterausIi1ten. = Sir
Worplono nno ban D:ftritt Columbia
tee:lpeiie tribes Wstter ain Montaa
unb Diem flag. pabrl9:inii9 Rsasn in
Der 0isnitassN a4t, friids n6rofG.
@inDe.
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@iGtia fit Anaei9enoe.

an Warslanb erf@eint auber BEN .Deut0sn
Isrreibsnsentens feine einaise seutf@e 8ettsns.
hel&e sine DrudsgrsKe beFtt, bic int etanss n,
bic duflase bes .9eutiG:n Gsrreissassnteu' n
tptniots, sS
fluf Ststnoeo
IN bru6ea. Die 9reHe bss .Gorreipsnbenten' tsaa
bic Guflase ireenb elmer anberen tdSli&eu beSts
t&en SeitunG In Warslano tn
fanf WtHute6
bru6ea. fallea nab ab,SbI:a.
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eSn Der 10. unb 10. WurD peroen
po6r|deinf;9 tsine NominatIpnsn &C.
muht.
Dis Betpsrbsr Inn bic Domination
i'm StpsAen 3peies perbsn untsr ben
3spublitansrn bic So. 5enrD 6. GU
pus unb 3obsrt 8. Stspsns ssnannt.
Demofrutii4s Ssperber.
Ois 3sit fir oas WnmslDen bon 8sz
tpsrbsrn UNI bic Gdnoibatur iduft 6si
ben Oemofratsn bsuts Hdhm;ttag al.
Sir BEN erIten 3psis fino Biz isst in
ben psri9isosusn Wuros (nsue Numz
msrn) folgsnoe Namen onssmeloet:
1. Warb = Sobn 9. Me@onigls;
2. Worb - 5. 8. 9orit;
3. @aro - 3. ). @sisan unb s. q.
2amm;
4. Worb - Qstpis .. @rssn, pat.
Eooaers unb Or. s. g. Suolsr;
5. Warb - s. s. Dds;
6. Warb - 9. 6. Milsr;
Z Warb - u. s. Yrs1sr;
8. Waro - q. 8. We6sr uno 9eo.
g. Geinbart;
8. Warb Or. u. g. WatIon uno
samuel' ReseItsr;
10. Waro - Ssrsnoe McMabon
uno %. 5. @affnep;
II. Maro - 3. G61rles 2~in!bicum
uno George Stspurt Sropn;
~. Warb 90. Starr 9spborf uno
8. S. Morriion;
Is. @arb - 6. 6. DiLion uno 6.
s. 70. HbsG;
IA. @aro- g. 81. Matts;
Is. Worp - Sobn. s. 5oro, Soba
8. Sneoo uno gspsrlp %. Smith;
.16. Warb - 6. $. Morgan uno q.
5rso. &ran5;
Is. Waro - Or. s. .. Norris;
10. Waro - 6. %. Grant;
20. Daro = s. s. Stssnadsr uno
Or. M. 8. @arier;
q. Darb = Saeob s. 9auB;
%. Waro = 8. M. Hiee unb 5. 90.
Ssamann;
%. Warb = 6rso. SpinoIsr uno 9.
5. So9aion;
"a. Woro - 8. 5. 6. 9offmdnn
uno Jo6n g. Cabin.
Sir ben ~atpsitsn 3rpsis - So9n
9ubert unb Moi:s Granf.
Die Heu=Numerirung
Oa bas neue @sleB in 8esue ouf
Mu=Numeriruns Der WarOs bsrsits
re4tstrdftig 1T, 10 brInssn mir ser
nod einulal biz perdnherku Mummsrn
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,S9nea tritt ber5nb ben cujden at"

Der WsrTi6srunas : Mesni Oaoio
Goriisls gu S%roingtpn um's 2sb:n
%sstommsn. - Cine Neesrin uno
Elm ainb erlsjosn i4fimme granDz
Ipunban.
Inter ben H6oern s:rss bsr eroBsn
ssftriI9sn Wagspns Der Gatonsb:G:r
2inis Der StraBenbabn : 9sIeGldaft
fpuros !9r. Oapib Garl:s!s es5is-n
Morssn Jim 2 l6r BEL Dem @ageonz
fduppsn gu S%roington an Der 5rsosz
rid : Hoao ssrmalmi. Der 8erun=
eliid!s mar auf Der StsGs lobt uno
biz 2si9s purbs in bss Mmbutans bes
iiopsHl:den 0iffrit!s na9 Der Wo9z
hung beg Sootsn, Nr. 11O5, pennz
iplbania : Qpsnus, esbra9t. ST.
Garlis4s mar @srIi9srunas : Ngent
uno in 8es!situng einss SoQessn,
6rn. IS. Waoe 9amilton aussspeIen,
I'm 8srliderunesn ab3ui4lieBen. M}it
sem lebtsn Wae9on Der Gatonso,nez
2inie fubrsn ge:oe nud Srpington
binaus, INN Ii9 na4 9rn. 9am;lton's
Wphnung gu begsbsn. Qls lie Bel Dem
Waesoni6uppsn obliisssn. gtriei6 9r.
Garlisls unter be 3doer oes I6nsren
Waasons, als bsrIslbe in ben Shupz
pen gslsnft purb, uno ats ss gstaas,
ben f9rsdl:h perRummsltsn 8Drpsr
Esrpor gu aisbsn. mar anss 2ebsa ent<
flobea.
8ranbtpunbsr.
8ertis Ssffsrion, cine 10 Sabre ate
Nsesrin, esriet6 eeIiern Mprssn i'm
6oufe Nr.. 514, Suozgorol;ne1raBs,
nit i6rsn 3Nibsrn gu na6s an ban
Ofsn; oisIs!ben ger;stben in graao,
uno iie .tpuros 10 idl:mm ain gun5en
a0rpsr perbrannt. bab man fl in's
v8altimorer unibsrGiidts : 6oIpiIal"
I6affsn mubts.
DIR o,sijG9rigs g6r;Iiian &irfner,
SObnfen beg Grn. Sp6n airfnsr Don
Or. 607, SuozMonroe|irabe, tpuroa
geItsrn in Der auhs Der elterl;fen
Wo6nung fd!imm per6rii6I iaosm It
einsn nit SNppe anseiuaisn Sopf
pom Serb auf lia berabrib.
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8affcc. tpelebcr gefaut,

S6ss, Der nidt isines @lei4en bat.
3uder gum aoItsnprsiie. 9issitns
Sbatuden in
6. .. &snnp's 10 ItdbtiIdsn 2dbsn.
(2OA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08

Seber &crbft reitt feline Grnbtc an 3ootcu. cine
Golsc oer9trna6ldifauno, mad sinem auireib.npen
Sommer StdriIne rnb Seiuncbeit ipieoer ~ er=
reihert hos 3luA
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Sn Der Smmunuelsz Stride an Der @az
1olirez, nabe Der 9altimorezS traBe,
traute ssftsrn Ibenb puItpr 3.
Stiemte Elm sliidli4ss paar, ndmlia
6rn. aarl s. Ypung nit 5rl. Mdrz
garetbs s. 6. GaniB. Die frDbli4e
6pd3eitsfe:sr srfolgte in Der @obaung
Ger 8raut. Nr. 1877, @iioz8onOzStr.,
poTslbit biele @eIdente e;nlieTen uno
BEN Neupermdbltsn ber5li9e @!idz
piin1fe bareebru6t nurbsn.
= Ya1tor CD. 9u6er traute geIt2rn
Nbeno in ie;ner Pfarrtpotnurg an o.r
Gds bon Central Mpsnls unb Sapst.ez
@truBe elm aliidli9ss 9aar. ndmli9
Srn. Sofob @eibsl unb SRI. 9attie
@erman, 8etbe aus SoDfon, 9altiz
morszgountb. Die Heupermdf!ten
perben in SopIon ibr 5utinftisss
Ss;m auH6lagen.
- Baitpr 6. M. gDitsr bon Der l.
bere;nieten beutI 6en eoanssllf den
Stride an Der GaI ternzUpenue traute
eeTtsrn 6rn. Carlo 9opini nit SRI.
SGerefa u. 9rso, geibe bon h:er. 9a5
jurgs paar tpirb in Nr. Ala, 5prrsfz
@trabe, tpobnsn.
infiibrunes zines neuen
3 f!prs. = Yaitor @ilb. pft:Ffer,
Der neue Sssl Iorser Der oeut'6en Sap
tiItsnz8ir6s, Gde Garol;nezS trdBe u.
Tairmount Mpenue, tpuroe geitern
Morgen bei einem I'm I'll u6r begonz
nensn @pttssoisnI ts Der 9eminos bot
eeTibrt. Die @emeinbe fang 5uerIt
cen Gforal: Chr lei benz Batter uro
rsm @o6n." f~poruuf lift pultor 9feiFz
fer pom YrdIibentsn bes @prftanoes,
9rn. @m. 8eder, nit elmer geo:sgsnen
21nFprade borgeitent puroe. De g.
meinbs fang Johann ben GRoral rSei
tpi0tommen." uno paitor pfainer
rerlas sinsn @9riftz45I6nitt. benz Elm
tpsiterer g6orgeIang, Ge6et uno prtz
bigt folste. Mbsnos fanb Elm peitersr
9%ottesbien5t itatt.
Yator pfeiffer lit Elm S6pei5er
bon 9e6urt, unb 5tpar mar er in 1861
gu @6affhauTsn esboren. @eine t9eoz
logiifsn 9tubisn mddte er auF benz
beutTGsn 9optiit ten Seminar gu Roz
DIETER, N.zY., purOe i'm Sabre 1886
oroinirt, uno feline erIts YfarrItene mar
in 5pringfislb, Sas.. Die lsbte Pfurrz
fsle gu 4plinston. Soma. 6efieioste
er 4 Sabre lang. Gr Denies in 's:nsr
seItrigsn Nntrittsz prsoist, ouB er Elm
Doraiiel;6ar &anselreoner lit. Stin gu
fiinFtiges 9eim fat sr nit isiner Sat
tin in Nr. 1903. SfzWaoi'onzStr.,
duFgei9laeen.
Ser 8o1timorer 9 aber NJ
9ersin" bislt gsIiern ieine oiertstz
iG6riee 9ensral > DISCRIMINATING in
Der uW6ite 6aG," 9antfraBs, maze
8roooipop, o6. Den 9or|iB fibrte
YrdTiosnt So6n Mobr uuo Das PRO
tofoG Ssfretdr R. S6par5. Der
piertsljd6rigs 8eri6t puroe DsrleTsn
unb bic bon ben 0eissoten DIR BRET
galtimorer Ssftionen gefdBten Be-
{6lufe purben perleIsn uno an9enpmz
men. Das Gomits fur bic 5a1nsnz
pei6e in Der rgobsrn 9aae" bert4z
tsts, bab ale @orbereitungen 9etroffen
Iino. Sc psrbsn 5psi 5uhnen, bic
beu!I6e uno bic amerifaniI6s, bon Csr
Samen : @eftipn bisTss Gsreins ii6erz
reiht. 9ier ueus Mitgiisoer nuroen
aufgenpmmen.
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*** 9eute, Ofsrmontag, fsiert be
u6armonie : 2pge Nr. 4, 8. g.. D. S."
;6r 80. @tiftunssfeIt. Gin guier Be-
iu6 ipnts bic umfangrei6en 9sniiz
bunae1 bes arrangements : Gomite's
lobnen. Dos Set finost in Der mMez
han:cs : 9ane" an Der Jape!tez, nabe
gutop : Strabe, itatt.
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Wctterberiht.
Ter. 2fdaten BettersB iireou.

-. Yaro, oh.x Seufs ~~'W'N
c" meter. -'N' tlsteit s;a an, gg,,t.
500 D.. 1853 AZ - q. 5 Grub.
500 4. 29.73 gu " ~. y Grub
N{itti. Saronletern. % .62 pohf. ChernometerH... 52
Viittl. lbermumetern. ~ yiieoriafer IS
Die tohite e dHenisteit bes gSinses in elmer stunbe
betruq IL Dteilen BON 9iorbfueiten.,
1as sehrise sRetter-Tis ~nieeriaite 2emp.ratur
bes s~.itrieen 2ases anf nahbenauEteH StaIionen
mar. nie iolet:
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WuH Der ii6rias sbyir b,s prparamms

gud Der iibriss sbsir b,s programms
mar bOdit ~ittsrsfant. 8sionbsrs s'z
fiel Gin Proulpg Der flsirsn Worgda
retbs ShuIa; nas 8iub srnblets rau=
16sn'osn 8e.fan. 5erner tpusoen aufz
9efiiprt: Cine Naht in eirsm fremDan
9otsf," cine fomifd: S5ene. bon ban
So. Gonrab Braun urb So6. Oonnez
mann; bas Duibt rSdesrliso," 5ris.
5foru 5Drftsr unb 2ts5ie gilsrlm;
bas 6lDtsnASolo uNd, ME it's mo9s
lif bann," 9r. g. Slah:n; Elm Gorns!z'
Sub NbmbzSsranabs," 9r. 2ouis
Darts. grof. Wsntsr's OIaslf:r lie
ferte BE Gons,rt=W tuIif. Gin &Ha6s'z
idss Hiano tputbe gs6raudt. Oas
Nrrunosments : Connie beTta2o aus
ben SS. Sohn 0ieosmann, 6. %.
Rsin6arbt, Sobn s. @ttB. Iuguit
Slruuff, Sobn @unthr, Nug. 2o9=
mann, s. 3xsfsr uno 9e:nrid Sfultz
6eiB. @iels %bsfreunbste 9srtin. parsH
erih;snsn, bic nSdngerruaos" in Cor
pore.
uMuitf. =brumatii9sr Sd
mifienzSIub."
Obingsr Club 6radte esitsrn Nu@z
mittag i'm rOarlsb4pars" bsi Harlem
SsIuds 5psi isbr 6sifduig auFgsnomz
meme s5tiids CUR Quffi6rune, rdlntid:
Die @ertps6Islung," 2uitipisl in 3
WEIsn bon u. @l5, uno Der eebstmz
niBpons 8rief," 2uiriptsl in sinem
Nuf5uss BON gsnebir. 8sioe Shids
eingsn elaft iibsr bic Sr:tter, rtpeld.
Die @slt bsbsuten." Die 9aupironen
tparsn in 9dnben bon: SIR. Msp,r,
6lbpig Sober, Gina SFe(:, Sans
9sinib, 9uitao 5rieoe emma Gsi!piB
urio Rapmoro 9ofsn.
5,ute N6er5 1T erobe g;nefi5<9o;z
ftsuuns fir ben bslit6!en 9srpaiter
bss Darts, 5rn. Iugnf 9isp:r. 3ur
Nuffuhrung fommt: nGnalii9 2el=
IONS" S9nunt in 5psi Nftin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08

*** r5roNinn" f4pinst bus Sc.pz
ter am Montag, ben Is. april, in iei=
usr SaGs an Der Sreberid : Hoao.
Man perssfIe bic 9aIs unb Den saa
ni4t!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08

*** Qm nG9iten Mon!ag @6e1o
hdlt Der .G6afsfopf CLUB" Der elm
aiae Club isinsr Dirt, i'm 2otale oe5
Srn. &arl 2udart, Nr. 205, Glib
@olfs : StraBs, cine pi6tiss Der
iammlung al, tpelder Elm BettIpislen
folat, bas am Oienitug Ibeno fortgsz
ieBt piro. Cine In5abl preiIe iino
ousgelebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08

*** Der r@Gngsrfrana" bon Der
bsutl9en sp.zlutb. Dreienigfs;tsfir9e
nirb am Montae Ibeno, ben u.
Nprif, in Der rgaberii6en Na!iondlz
5aGe" cine unter9altung gum 8sItsa
ber &ir6e peranItdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08

*** Del rDaifinston 2si6z uno
Sporberein Nr. 1 bon Baltimore"
bGlt morgsn MbenO in isiaem 2ofa;s,
ct. 1919. Of45ap,ttsItrube, isine
sSa6resbsriammluns II. 9~eomtsnpa9i
al, gu pelder o1s Mitglie0sr eri3siz
men ioasen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08

s** SSn ber 9ane oes u2abOr : Gpz
ceums" eisbt Der r@am6rinus Sin:
osr<8srein" am Sonntas, ben IA.
Nprfl, M6snbs 8 u9r, cine muz
fifolii6 : bramatii9s unisrholtung.
Die Mitalisbsr bes 8sreins uno beren
Gamilien fnoen babel eiasn angenebz
men Wbenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08

Nngebit6er So1nta9sS
osrfauf. - Die goii3iHengoaas'
6sim, canning unD @at4 orargs1 g''
fern Nknb gtgen 8 ubr in oie@!ri5z
i6aft pes 9sorgs @r'mer, Hr; 1901,
Noro : @opItraBs, pno Oer3aft2tsn
ben 8eiibsr Eopobl, uis ME aug let7
rsn S6dnfpdrter, 9sT1p JS!s!nz
i6miot, unD fiirf 3cr3sn. 5n o'r
norp6Iiii6sn qoG5sifot:on purc.Sr'z
msr tpeqsn en2s5.id'r Soant59So't@
fouls Fefgs9altsn rro is'n Sf2at'
pGr!er unter Ger Dir 4u;oigIr3, en-
Spnntaq e:ar52itst 81 9abin, oem Ssz
rihtsperfabren i;6.rpielen.
Gin "fsiosneS Banner 1;s
ct. Qso:s 5ransnpers!ns" o:r pol
nn:7hsa q. Ston;slauS Stride an
rsr gnnz, ra6s Qlics Qnn Stra5e.
muro. Q:[srn Na6m:ttas in ber8:r4s
sinosTegnet uno 5tpar pom poIsr 29oS.
Wogpa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08

*** Ser 3it6er=GIub n@rion" perz
onitaltst am 0ienitag. ben 9. @pril.
inn v2a6or=2poeum" Elm erobes 81
t6erzGon5ert unb Ban urter 2eitung
bes Oirigenten prOf. 2uon;g &niez.
ling. Sci Der geliebt6eit bss 9sreins
uno Iainer 6%efannten 2eiitungsTd9ig=
felt auT Isinsm 9ebiete fam ben 8sz
fufsrn oes Gon5ertes Elm gsnubreiz
der Wbsnb in 4usii9t geiteut tperoen.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-27

coast to the interior in tanks COM
oil paper, these strapped to the backs
of coolies.
Another popular method of trans
portation in China is the wheelbar-
row. The wheelbarrows of north Chi
ma look very much like those In use
in this country, but so strong are the
coolies that one of them can wheel
as much as half ton of merchan-
disc over the uneven paths of China.
The most densely populated portion
of China Is the Chengtu plain, sup
porting on its $500 square miles of
territory more than 100000 popula-
ton. II is perhaps the best cultivated
and most fertile spot In the world,
and supplies to other parts of the
empire much of the foodstuffs that
are consumed. With such o great
traffic it would be supposed that even
Chinese ingenuity would have devised
some speedier and more modern
means of transportation than the
wheelbarrow, but such is not the
case. In fact, the Chengtu plain may
be said to be the home of the wheel
barrow, though IL is not the same
vehicle that is known to north China.
OF this Mrs. Bishop says, in connec-
ton with the very excellent picture
which she givess
"The traffice Is enormous, and is
mainly carried on by means of wheel
barrows, which are so contrived, by
placing the wheel in the center and
platforms beside and behind IL, as to
enable one man TO wheel five hundred
weight with ease. The narrow roads
of the plain are covered with an al
most endless procession OF these
wheeibarrows, which are often pre-
ceded by o man pulling. In addition to
the man behind
In addition to these methods of
transportation one finds the camel
trains around Picking and through
Mongolia, and in Manchuria the dom
key is used as a pack animal, with
large wickerwork baskets suspended
on either side. is much in evidence.
Before western civilization can make
much Roadway in China Transports
ton methods will have to be greatly
improved.
KATHERINE POPE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-27

from Picking to Ghengtu, distance
of nearly 1000 miles. 1t is consider
ably more than 1000 years old. and
was at one time great highway, be-
ing laid with immense fagstones for
the entire distance. But there is now
little of it's greatness left. The heavy
stones have crumbled away, and for
great distances not a vestige of them
ia left. Throughout it's entire course
il Is marked by double line of
massive cedars, a great part of which
have withstood the ravages of time
better than the roadway.
Without roads means without wag-
ons. But these are not missed. as
China has never risen to the need OF
such luxury. The state carriage of
the British legation at Peking comes
as near the western idea of wagon
or carriage as China has ever known
This is but rough, two-wheel,
springless cart drawn by n small dom
key. Such carts are in general use
in Manchuria and other northern
provinces.
But of all the typical methods of
transportation in China is the coolie
bearer. Two of these coolie bearers
will transport passenger in chair
distance of from 20 to 25 miles a
day at q never-ceasing, never-chang-
ing dog trot that seems as much a
part of the coolies life as the queue
he wears. Merchandise is carried in
much the same way, and thousands
of dollars worth of American goods
that are sent to China are transport
ed from the seacoast cities to the far
interior in this manner.
We sell to China annually thousands
of gallons of kerosene oil, and much
of this goes to the interior of the
empire. Ii is carried from the sea-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-05-27

GENERAL CONDITIONS.

u. s. Weather Bureau. Baltimore, Md,
May 40, 1901:
The following general conditions OF the
weather were received at ,. go p. m. to.
day from Section Director ofthe Weather
Bureau. Baltimore
Unsettled and rainy weather prevail:
in the Atlantic coast states this morning
the area of cloudy weather extends west
ward to the Ohio Valley and Lower Lake
Region. From the Mississippi Valley
westward the weather is generally fair
Temperatures are from 100 to I5o below
their seasonal averages in nearly all sec
tons of the country. The barometer i:
lowest off the coast of the South Atlantic
states and relatively high west of the
Mississippi River.
OLIVER L. FASSIG.
Section Director.