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Evening star., 1901-09-21
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the twenty-four
hours ending at noon today: William Ber-
lin, eighty-seven years; Richard Ashton,
seventy-five years; Samuel Smith, sixtysix
years: Peter Rupprecht, fifty-nine years;
Sophia Louise Little, 1ifty-five years; Eliza
beth Kreis, fifty-three years; William
Howe, forty-three years; James NJ. Baylss,
forty-two years; Eliza Harris, forty years;
Edwin B. Gregory, thirtyseven years;
Charles III. Blake, thirty-one years; Lula
Harvey, twenty-five years; Agnes Cunning
ham, ten years; I.ottie Carroll, five years;
John Daniel Berry three months; infant
of Lily Richardson, one day: infant of En-
ma F. Butler, ten days; Margaret Louis
Bennett, one day.
Evening star., 1901-09-21
A Maori Chief.
From the London Chronicle.

One of the most notable Of the Maori
chiefs who were presented to the Duke
and Duchess Of York in New Zealand was
TIE Heuheu. who presented to the colony
the splendid national park that includes
the volcanoes OF Ngarahoe and Ruapehu.
He Is the grandson of a famous cannibal
chief, who ffty-five years ago was buried
alive while defying the elements during
destructive landsiip. Te Heuheu, In all
the glory Of war paint. and wearing little
more than the primitive fax mat around
his loins. took part in the exciting mar
tial dance Of his tribe before their royal
highnesses. A little later. when he came
to receive his medal from the duke, he
was no longer the Wild warrior, but se-
date courtly gentleman. attired In silk hat
and faultless frock coat.
Evening star., 1901-09-21
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Chief Justice Bingham
Rodney agt. Rodney; rule on defendant
returnable September g granted. Clements
agt Moran; sale decreed, with Shiliington,
White & Laskey trustees to sell. Reed agt
Reed: testimony before M. N. Richardson.
examiner, ordered taken. Jefferson agt.
Jefferson: rule on complainant returnable
October l granted. Frey agt. Frey; sale
finally ratified Grayson agt. Wood; leave
to file amended answers granted.
Probate Court-Chief Justice Bingham.
Estate of Maria Churchwell; waiver of
citation filed. Estate of Jas Williamson;
proofs of publication filed. Estate of Thos.
Hynes; will partly proved. Estate of Geo.
Isemann; will fully proved. Estate of
Maria Churchwell; will admitted to probate
and letters testamentary granted to Eugene
T. Broadus; bond, 5000. Estate of Johanna
c. kenealy; proof of publication filed. In
re Ralph E. Naylor; order of allowance.
Estate Of John w. Keleher; proof of publi-
cation filed. In re Howard c. Bangs; state
ment for account filed.
Evening star., 1901-09-21
Edible Birds Nests.
From Chan bers' Journal.

r
The nests are nearly semicrcular in
shape, very small and not in the least like
those of our own swifts, for they are made
from the saliva of the birds, and have the
appearance when fresh of the finest isin-
glass; when they have been used they be-
come almost black, and are of very little
value as it is difficult to clean and bleach
them. The natural galleries in which they
are found are often of great length. and
probably extend beneath the waters of the
lake. The nests are fixed to the walls, as
a rule, at such height that they must be
knocked down with long poles. The Chi
nese consume them in the form of soup,
which. though exceedingly expensive ap-
pears to European palate to be tasteless
and watery. The edible nests are also
found in the Andaman Islands and in many
parts Of the Malay archipelago "
Evening star., 1901-09-21
Willows Lightning Proof.

I'm all my forty years experience with
trees and plants" said well-known gard
ener during one of the thunder storms this
week. Il have yet to hear of willow tree
being struck by lightning. Spruce trees,
whitewood, and pine trees sometimes al
most seem to attract the electricity, and
oak and other large trees and even many
small trees are often manned and killed!
But willow trees seem for some reason to
be immune to death or injury In this shape
and have never seen or even heard of q
tree of this family which lightning has ever
struck"
Evening star., 1901-09-21
Siberia's Wonderful Growth.

From Leslies Weekly.
Siberia is growing with wonderful rapid
ity The Russian government is very kind
to its emigrants. This summer 1 met q
train in Siberia It was taking fourth-class
passengers q distance Of 2.5O0 miles for
81 25, giving each person a sleeping berth.
and feeding some Of the poorer ones at tho
many feeding stations along the Siberian
railroad Over 100000 emigrants have
crossed the Urals into Siberia in five years.
Siberia today looks just about as Dakota
did twenty-five years ago. To give you an
idea of the increase OF traffic in Siberia the
following figures given me by Prince Khii-
koff may be interesting: THE West BIZ
berian road chat il, the section Of 2.00Q
miles from the Urals to IrkutslO In 1895
carried 10000 passengers, 10000 emil
grants and 10. 500 900 puds of goods Pud
is forty pounds.) In 1893 1t carried 879 600
195, 900 emigrants and &c, 200, 600
puds OF goods"
Evening star., 1901-09-21
Lemons I'm Argentina.

From the BuenOs Ayres Herald.
Lemons are so abundant and cheap that
they are not worth picking. and one may
see among the islands Of the Parana delta
hundreds Of thousands rotting on the trees
or the ground. the islanders being unable
to even give them away. This comes from
the fact that we do not produce enough to
make 1t worth while to engage In the ex-
port trade, yet we grow far more than We
can use. II some cheap way Of preserving
them could be found until summer they
would be greatly appreciated.
Evening star., 1901-09-21
He's Kept Busy.

From the Detroit Free Press
Nowadays all monarchs learn a trade"
remarked Mr.. barley.
What is the King Of England's trader
Mrs. Darley asked.
Judging from the large number Of or
ders he has conferred, should say he Is
q decorator"
Evening star., 1901-09-21
A Logical Guess.

From Puck.
Farmer Grayneck-'Wa'al. the demo.
cratic party might do worse than nominate
David B. Hill in 1904"
Farmer Hornbeak-"Yes; and guess q
will"
Evening star., 1901-09-21

Malaria Causes Biliousness.
Grows Tasteless Chill Tpnic removes the eauDl
Evening star., 1901-09-21

Fer Fiaaaeial Ads. Sec Pase 9.
Evening star., 1901-09-21

GRACE REFORMED CHURCH. 18TH SIT. NV
bet. X. l. ave. and cts. s., ESQ am; Dr.
]. n. Schick, pastor, breaches at II am, ana
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
SciratbSaeiud1.
Ee0ern %OcrlaNat.

Martt=Ireis be5abtt fir ulte Geoerbcttcn; man
icnOe @~oitfarte. s. 8. Siuacs, Nr. SOP, 9ecit.
SapettezS trnbe, ,. Il. 6|arolinaz0ouie Q61-9Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

man iid i'm Srrtbum. 9Ddit intsni=
aente Oeutf9e, Die tire Sntenigena
ouf iebe mDslide Meiie gu perbersen
fudten, 5u9en WniteQuns als gez
fp0bnlide Mrbeiter in Gincinnatier
6abrifen! = ST bas niGt bas reinite
5pionentbum auf inbuitrie0em @ez
biete2 1nb Der beutide 3aiier ididt
iie uns, biefe Spione, bic nebenbet
aud lobe Miniiterialz 8eumte" iinb!
Oieie Oeuti6en! sic treiben's tpirtz
lia bunt. 8at ia audi elmer Der
tii6tisiten Heiterpffi5iere Der beutz
f9sn Mrmee por anbertbulb Suhren
Inn nrlaub mad S~ibafritd. n@ie
ponen gu ben 8oeren9 Na, reifen
sic nit 9ptt unb f9iden sic genaue
9eri6te!" limb bieier ielbe Offi5ier
befam Bel ieiner Hiidfebr Seitungsz
baft, Inn bic = nDtbige %bientfreie
3eit CUR 9%eriteuung ieiner Mittbeiz
lunsen gu baben. Me6nli6 pirb es
pobl audi ben So. S9purB unb b.
Saler ergeben.
Wir aber, mir Wilben, iinb bod
Before Menfden; mir iinb ni4t eng
her5ig, ldfen Die faiierli4en Senbz
hinge rubig ~getpGbren uHb-nir feben
Inberen BON ibren Subrifationsz
Metbuoen gar Ni4ts ab; nein, 10
'tnnS th,tu mir niht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
SibTaaten unh Einnan0ernng.

popberlD unb 9enofen feben bic
ginpanberung nit f9eelen Iugen on;
9ouperneur Spler BON 8irginien baz
gegen iest por Der Convention CUR Ser
faKungs : Gepiiion bic Notbpenbigz
felt, bic ginpanberung 5u ermuthtge1,
ouseindnber. 9ouperneur Spler perz
elei9t bas Nnpa6ien Der 8epOlterung
pie bes MoblItanbes unb Het6t6ums
in ben Staaten, pelhen ii9 Der Gin
panberunesftrom 5ugetpanbt, nit De-
men, tpel9e tpentg ober gar feline Gin
panberung batten. 60 perglei4t er 8.
9. Mafa6uietts nit @ireinien. Sn
Solge Der g~inpanberung babe iiG Die
8eDDlferung in benz eritgenannten
Staate BON 1870 = 1890 INN 125
Yrp5ent bermebrt, in 8irginien nur
um so. Wie in 9irginien, lie9en Die
Ginpanberungsz8 er6dltniiie 10 5iemz
li4 i'm sanaen Siiben. Sas Selma
unb bic Gpnfurren5 bes Negers, Der
biaig arbeitet, mDgen ia ben Siiben
bielen Ginpanberern peniger einlaz
benb MAIDEN, aber Die iiioli6en Stua=
ten 6aben au6, nit tpenigen Iusnab=
men, faum etpas get6an, Die gintpanz
berunq au fDroern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
S~erjammlmnss~ Mn,etgeM.

-Mnsemeiner Nrbeifet : Sranfen . Inter.
t HnsunsssSeretn.
,3nsite uno lsste gufbesablung Deg piertelidbrli=
den 9sitraes BON 50 Sienfae @beno, ben
%. SUM-.
Q73,5l Sobn Spffd6. Sinausiefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
gSeifcrn MnrnInnn:&nhn.

Sritt 23. Stunt 1901 in Rraft.
3uge Osrlafen Siusu=S Citation, ipie fOlgt:
SGglib.
40 Ylorgens - Sdueljug, ouuptliHie, Ga8ers'
tOlpn, y. 4 %. Sdbn UNI BEN Saosn, uno aus'
qenommsn Sonntags, Y. Y. gGbn, 6banbersa
burg, WlartinsburQ, 8inbcttr unO Nunftsn an
Der s6btiapcuft=gBtittrH &dbu.A
9dgli6, ausqeno en- SonHtags s.
7.25 Morqens-9urt. 9. & 9.zGio. uno 9aNpt=
ginie otli9 BON G~morD=GrOo,, Carlisle uHo @.&
9.=9obn.
8li Morqsns - 6auptlinie, nagerstotUn, obip=
%pen5burq, f~rsosrid, Gmmit5burg uHo Y. & %.
9obn, bis Sbenarooa6.
1912 W~prOens-Qttomm. fur unionsVrt0ge, 9ors
uno 8ettDsburg.
PA RQ6m-QfiUmm. uab Gmorps8rope.
225 0a6m.-Qttomm. nab Gmorrs8rooe.
322 Ro6m.-glue WOuntaiH GEprsB Warlors
gBaggon); ionic 6rtotrlt.
332 Ra6m.-GrpreB mad Vort uno y. Il .. Sib.
40I .-GrprtB, 0aupIlinle=S untts, SaQsrsI
torpn, Treoerid. Gmmitsburg uno Sblppsnsbur9.
800 Ratbm-GrpreB bis 8lpnoon. atiOmm. ieRa
ieits u~nions@ripgc.
5a5 ylobm -Qftomu. mad @ltf1.
& X m-Qffpu1U mad lniOn=grto9e.
Rur Souutugs s.
e.35 Observation-Disclosures. nab uuiou=9rihee uRS
Sauopsr.
* Eobm- @ftomm mad ll~nionzgrioe,.
% I~obm.-aftomm. Ha1 AleFl.
PiQttes uuO 9epddzSirsou 9(r, 215, Gt=Galtis
moresStraBe.
snItons uno galbrppts Wortb=Npe.) Station.
IS Or. &oob, @eneralz@siDGits fiibrer.
D. s.. 8rispolo, Gtn. s9ahaeiersAgert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Spionenfnr9t?

BON @pionen bat mon 1eit btelcu
Sabren in ben Ser. Staaten Nt9ts
eebOrt, nur poriibersebenb purben i'm
fpaniidzumeritanifden &riese einige
8efirdtunsen sedubert. @pione
fu9t man meift in Sranfrei9, in
9eutf9lanb, in 3uBlanb = ba tperz
ben tie penigitens am 9dufigten entz
bedt unb eineeitedt. Siefer Sage be-
ridten nun fpeitlide @Idtter, baB @bz
geianbte bes beutfden &aifers felt
nabe cinem Sabre bic perf9iebeniten
ameritaniiden WerfitGtten ineosnito
bslt4tigt BADEN, UNI bic amerifani=
f4en Neutrality-suspicious. fennen au
lernen. @iner berfelben fei elm bober
8eamter i'm Marine : Miniiterium,
9r. S4parb; elm anbcrer, 6r. b.
9aae, lei elm te9nifder Grperte. limb
biefe 9erren feien ni9t bic G%insiaen,
bic bes 2anbes 9sbeimniFe gu err
griinben berfu9ten. 2anse por linen
bdtten beutide Snbuftrieae lire
SObne nnb WerffIbrer gu bemfelben
3ned bsriibersef9idt. @enn man
aber auf beutfher Settle CLAUDE, baB
bas obneGenntntB Der amerifanifden
Gabritanten seiaehen isi 10 befinbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

SIN benz 9tGbt9en pez
tersburg, Snb., bat berS4ulratb ben
2ebrern pas Gau9en, aartenipielen
unb San5en perboten. Die perben
fib nun bur9 ben nSuff" fir bic
iibrigen gntbebrungen entf6doisen
miiiTen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

Ser eng1if9e Murquis
of aipon i9rieb oorgeitern II. 81:
Ser quite STUFF bes 2anbes unb unfere
Mann6aftigfeit fteben auf benz Spiel"
Nein, bic iteben ntdt mebr auf benz
Spiel, bic iinb i9on ldnsit perloren!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
- Il DeainnrnO am 10. SUM.

Iic WAY-DOv;-THE-BAY une gboptauf.
Rtp:r=Grturiioa, $50 Msil;u; S1[lpaFtr; pen oan=
S:n Gag; 2:6erss,bllter liz feline Climber: Sun
osrte oon arGntli3en cpuro;H purdl oieit Nusfliio:
etIuno gtme3t; Der prdbtjgs Sampler nSaTafras"
bonn Bier Tt. Is, 2iQbt=StraBt; iNeu Mittpp6
uno SamitaQ nm I llbr 9ormitt1os; Ildtunft I'M
10 uSr Nb:nos. Silsts so @sat5.
Gunil5, IDltel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
G0mnr0 Il. Hitnboh.

Gs farb am .. sunni Gomaro .. 8Fmbl6 in,
sarten alter BON 16 Monaten, %Qeliebt,s S65nben
bon SEQ. &in,ba6 unO 6rau: Die Sstroigung iin=
DIT beute, WOntag. Rahmittaqs 4 llbr. pom
sraur5auit, Gr. POI, 5rtotridsapcnue, aus aui Der
r2DuDou= 9arfaG enetsrp1 tatt.
&urj nur mar Seiu GrDerttben,
6ur3 oas @liid, pas inns ~bsiteert.
G:Guoe bat IS un5 9e0ebsu,
Sod ieBt lit oas Ssr3 bcl6pert.
5rlurig inD @tidtpifter IND Gltern,
9ief bttriibt bic @roBmama,
Sod in isnen einmsls icloern
StDeu mir un5 immslDar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Sas rNttentat" auf benz oenti6cn
Grpnhriu,cu.

rMttentat" III Der 8o6umer @orf fan
bon einem She'll unIerer Yrehs be3et6z
net tpprben. rNo9 10 jung unb f3on
beattentGtert! Mrmer &ronprtn5!" Be-
bauert iogar elm We6iel6latt. 9as
bat uns bod ituBis eema4t. limb als
mir na9oa6ten, bu fiel uns Elm, buB
por 80 Sabren Elm gang Gbnlides 4t=
tentat begangen pprben, unb cine er=
sDblide Sdilberung beHelben pabt se>
nau auf oteies neueite; ndmlid 10:
Qu9 8o9um bat ieBt feinen MDros.
gu Der Gquipage bes &ronprin5en
f6li9, pie bic 3eitungen beri6ten, Elm
betrunfener Commits, ben S9irm i'm
@etpunbe - i'm f9lugen bic 9Gi9er
in 8anbe. Was Der Mttentdter NIT
benz S9trme gepoIt, ob er bas 2anb
pom tiinftigen Sbrannen befreien ii9
bermab ober 3eflame fir 9ef9dftsz
muiter MAIDEN ponte, lit Bis ieBt nod
ni6t verutrt" tpprben.
Die 4ufregung Der 8pdumer mar
cine unsebeure. Nuf ben @traBsn fab
man 9ruppen BON stpet, audi brei Ser
ionen, bic GnsitIi9 ben grauenbaften
@orfau beipraden. Die fabelbafteiten
@erii9te tparen i'm umlaufe. sSn ben
&ir9en purben Sebeums abge6alten,
unb elm Prebtger mics barauf bin, tpie
Der &ronprins unter benz @dirm elmer
b0beren Ma9t eeitanben, 70 baB linn
Elm S9irm gu 10 Marf nihts an6oben
fonnte. Die offi5iene 3eitung bra9te
cine observation-disclosures Sbe. Sin Grz
lab Der 9eeierung ftebt bepor, tpelder
bic &egenf6irme unter Die perbotenen
8affen einreibt unb bic @infubr berz
felben Bis auf Weiteres unterfagt!
gs brauhten I'LL etnige Namen ee=
Gnbert gu tperben unb bas Ittentat
bonn 10. Sum- itimmt genau nit benz
BON 1869.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

fdrieb: 2egt bic 2iteratur Der Welt
in cine Masfhale unb 9oet6e's
.5auft" in bic anbere, unb biefe pirb
bic f9tperere fein, lit am gnbe mod
mebr als Stattbalter. Man fann
audi Goethe : Ganatifer fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

8pr einisen Sa9ren
graIirte Der rMnselia4ien : Suiel"
Bel uns; isbt lit Der pan : 4merita=
nismus Srumpf. SIMMER 9ibl4 @bz
fpehslunq in Der 2tebe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

@enerdI Bates 10 il INF DIT
bic @tlapen auf ben pbilippinen freiz
setauft 5u feben. Sober 5ilipino to-
1tet uns 10 f9on 2 Dollars, obne bic
&ri~egsfoiten. Nun audi nod 3abz
lung fir Die Sflapen, bic General
Bates a~lerbinss re9t niebris tdrirt-
$40 pro &opf = gibt, ba etpa Elm
3ebntel Der pbilippinen 8epobner
@flapen fein ionen, cine f9One neitere
'pbilippinenz 4ussabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
(Suni21, "a, &c, 22)

c<iereurd fpirp befannt semadbt. baB Der Wanor
= unb Stuotratb BON Baltimore I'm Die Innub=
me elmer 9erorOuung sur GonOemnirung uno Or
Dfinung Der foleenosn Straben unO @Denucs err
iubt tperoen fptrben:
TeunrnDs pun3iete Strabe, BON Der 0ort=Rono
bis sur gBsitieite BON 6barteszS trabcns@pcnne, unO
bon Der Gillette Der UtarplunD=I penue bis sur
gpeitieite BON 6ampoen=apsnue; uno 6ampoen=
Gpsnue, BON Der neuuuno3puujiqit:n StroBe bis
;ur Siipisite Der u6tunb5iuan,ia ftsn Strabt; uno
o6tunb,pan3iqfts StraBe, bon 6ampDtn=go.nue
bis 3ur g8etieite BON Mt. Reconnaissance, nm in
@crbinoun9 nit isnem Sbeile Der nernunb,pan=
5igfen Strubs, 3tuiiten GbarIss=S truber=apsrus
uno observation-disclosures tpel6eu bic StaDt ibon
our3 Condemnation eriporbcn bat, cine burb9ebeH=
be @trtebrstraBe. BON Ger 0Ort=GtoaO bis our g9:t=
ieite Der 0Rt. @ernonzNnenue, su idaffcn; be-
iaete unter oieier Seroronung Su conosnlnirenoe
uno 5u srpifneube Strabsn unb Ipenues ioacn
ieoe zine greite BON fiiufunDie6s3ig Sub bobsn, III
ucbereintimmung init einem 9lane Der poraei6la=
genen GrDffnurg, Der f6 istt inter ben Sofumens
ten i'm 8ireuu bs Strabenour6bru6s sGOmmihlrs
befinbct.
Q68, 1882, SO, &c, 203)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

Na9 einem slaubpiir b l.
gen 8eri9te BADEN bic 8riten in ben
Ser. Staaten fir pferbe uno Maulz
There uno anbere 8ebiirfnihe fir ben
8oerentrisg ettpa $25, 0OO,O0 aussez
eeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

Der gbicago'er @etraibez
Spefulant unb nGorn : 8Dnig" g.
Pbillips ertldrt offen, bab er feinen
rgorner" nur NIT ieiner &unoen
@elb babe erfolsrei9 bur4fiibren
tOnnen. Gr babe aber bubur9 Sauz
fenben Der 5armer bura b0berepreile
etpas gu Derbienen segeben. On Die
Sarmer piro idlieBli4 bas Wenigz
tie BON benz profit tommen. Den
MtGionen Der gonfumenten aber 1T
bdS 8rpb pertheuert pprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

ueberaIl in China IN r.
ben iene 8ilberbogen bertrieben, bic
bic iiegreiden @efedte Der 9insiii9en
6eerfibrer eegen bic 8arbaren per=
berrli6en, unb bas 8olf slaubt mad
tpie pDr an bic unbeiiesli9teit Der
gelben Gafe, i9reibt Elm gorrefpon=
bent aus Shanghai. 9as fiebt alfo
nod gar ni9t na9 elmer enbsiltigen
2Diung Der 9ine1i19en Wirren aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

Dab Der Weg5ug zines
ein5tgen Mannes cine 9Dberbeiteue=
rung BON ~anndbernb 4 Marf pro
&opf Der 8epDlferung nOtbis ma6t,
bas bat Die friibere 9er5oes : Heitz
beng 8iebri9 a. Rb. erfabren. Ser
8riinber Der ,Gbemii9en Werfe,"
gilbert, fiebelt mad Wtesbaben iber,
unb Oas bebeutet fir 8iebri9 cine
Wenigereinnabme bon &ommunalz
fteuern bon mebr als $4,000 Marf.
nSeuti9lanb label MAJ penigitens
bic Steuern auf bic trdftisen S9ulz
tern db.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

GbauneeD 0epep, Der a.
mole SH6rebner, fagte biefer Sage:
Der Getdtbum lei nur einem Bacillus
gu berbanfen, Der GENTLE 2eute be-
fale unb apinge, reid gu perben. Der
Bacillus folte in &einfulturen ge5i9z
tet unb bann eeimpft perben. gm=
pfdngli9 pdre bieraulanbe Sober fir
be~nfelben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

Reinbo1b 8eeas piberz
leat bas alte Sprii6port: rSie&unit
qebt mad 8rob." Sir bic balbeUfilz
lion, bic ct fir bas 8ismardzS DENT
NAL erbGlt, fam man faon mebr als
9rpb fdufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24
Mpntaa, ben "A. Suni 1901.

Sn Detroit BAT man be-
reits bic erften S9ritte CUR Grid
tung zines Sentmals fir pingree sez
Than.
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Cine Muferffaet.

sc p~erlautet, baB I'M 3uiamncnbdne nit elmer
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ihppft uno ucru05 iiiblt, 1T IS aerabe Sas, mag
Sbr n0tbiq babt, nm Guh neu ,u frdttigs I'll.
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Ser profeffor Hoffi in
3om bat elmer Srau i'm b~ortigen
8ranfenbaufe einen berlebten &eblz
fopf tbeilpeiie ausgef4nitten uno elm
@tiid BON einem 3iegenteblfopf uls
Griab eingefiist. 8erpu9iung unb
9eilune erfolsten balo, unb Die 5rau
fdnn iogdr ipre9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

Die Sab Der Sapaneen
lift in Galifornien i'm leBten Sabrz
sebnt laut Geniusberi9t BON 1000
auf 10000 ansenudfen; Die 3abl Der
Gbineien oagegen lit bort BON $4,000
auf $4,000 seiunten. 8rau9en benz
nG9it au4 Elm Sapaneien : @eieb,
benin Der Sapaner lit mod mebr gu
fiir6ten pie Der Gbine1e.
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Sefrei9 : II nsarnba t
@nfungs Stunt. cine gang abnorme
6iBe geberri9t. Oas thermometer
itieg auf 80 @rab Heaumur i'm S9at=
ten (991 9rab 5%abrenbeit). @iele
perfonen itiir5ten in ben Struben be-
ipuBtlos nieoer. Die sroBe Srodenz
belt in 11nsarn errest ernite 8eIors=
niiTe tpegen bes Qusfaus Der Grnte.
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Stbtoenoem.
Marnlanb Gniualtp So.

Baltimore, M0., oen 13. SUM 1901.
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Der 2ite Der ,sibnet fHo.
Die 5ruusi sr;r=Si9er fuerben BON Gonncrs
# a q, ben q. SUM- 1901, Ra6mittaes 3 lbr an.
bis 3 a m # q q, Den %. Suni 1901, 8ormittags
8 l1br, gciblofen bls;ben.
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G6Q 7l SefrttGr,
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3eisfuItur in BEN Ser.
Staaten. Mderbau=S etretdr @ilion
in @uibinston bat bei9loRen, bic
Geisfultur in ben Der 6ieoenen Weltz
t6eilen bon einem Sa9per itdnoigen
sriinbli9 erforf9en gu laien. prpz
feKor anapp bon 2ouiiiuna, Der i'm
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fdon i'm lebten Sabre cine Orientreiie
unternabm, pirb nit bieier neuen
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i'm Suli bic 3eiie antreten. Ser Geisz
bau entlang Der 9olffifte in ben@taaz
ten 2ouiiana unb Seras ipirb i4on
nit srobem grfolge betrieben. Sefrez
tdr @ilion fpri4t suDerii9tli4 bic
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bic 3eisz probuftion in ben Ser.
@taaten fir ben einbeimiiden 8eoarf
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benz aunebmenben 4nbdu ou9 be-
trG9tli9 iteisen perOe. Die Der.
@taaten erportiren bereits rotben
Geis unb anbere Geisiorten 5neiter
Site, bic einen euten I6fubmarft
finben, pbppbl bic &eisiorten 5petter
9lafTe bisber nur fir 8%iebfutter oerz
tpenoet pber an 8rauereien perfauft
nltrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-24

@ieben5ebn 8 ebe m 3 a Der
5euerperfs : unfug beretts geto1tet,
nnb es finb bod mod 10 Sage bis
pum Wiertenl