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QUICK SALE.

l sm here to sell the following pre- p
erty. cad TO realize quicsly, will tske
$3.50 90 cash for tins whole thing e0x7s
feer, with two heuses, frUnrug G
street. between S onewall pni Lse;
ADD 1890 vacant lot, fsoo!IuR Cocbr.n
syeLus, next to J street; and 75x2GO
feet on Cochran avenue, rs fest from
L street, Will sell all or part. Bee me.
or call en- .Brsbston, Fendig q Co.
+. i. ewRHs.
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Observation-Disclosures
::::.:::.!:::......:i.....:'%.'
DauShter.r
Of the
Am erican
Revolution
1vYvY7vyvvTVTVV'V
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. +.

When the Daughters Of the American
Revolution, the patriotic descendants
of hard fighting Revolutionary sires,
meet at their annual continental con-
gress in Washington during the middle
of February, they will probably prove
their ancestry by INDUCING in war. It
will be a bloodless struggle and con,
Quoted according to the rules of cour.
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Recent experiment. show that all GLASSES
q foods may be completely digested by a
preparation called Kodol DyspedsiA Cure,
which absolutely digests what you eat. As
Il 10 the only combination OF all the natur-
III dissStants ever devised the demand for
IL has become enormous. 1t has never
JAILED 70 cure the very wor.t cases of indi-
uDstion and it alwayi gives instant relief.
". ]. Bats,
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Brunswick theatre goers who desire
to see drst-class production have an
opportunity to do so by attending the
performance OF "Tbe Lsst Of His
Race" which will be presented by
Crestop Clarke and company Of
twenty artists. The play has been pre-
ssntsd ia all the larger cities with
marked success. Mr.. Clarks carries q
car load OF scsnsry, and the staging Of
this romantic play is made special
fssture,
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Telephone US and we will send for.
clean, press and deliver your clothes
ON shortest notice.-The American
Cleaning and Pressing Club, G. R.
Harvey, manager. 81O1S Newcastle
st. Phone 14n 3.
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AZ no time lie man secure from at
taeks Of such disorders Of the stomach
- sholers morbus, cramps and disr-
pbssa; but these complaints are COM
men during the hsated term, when 1t
10 dangerous to negleet thsm. Pain.
Killer isa remedy that has nsver fail
Cd, and the severest attacks have been
cured by 1t. Avoid substitutes. There
- but one Psiu.Killsr, Perry Davis
IS aud'tes,
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g. n 10 T - III ia.
B.ass II. n The Kind You Have Always Bought
"',.''' &xXzzzZa<
Fancy work of all kinds, Embroid-
cries and everything in the embroidery
line 1t Miss. Kate Skaters.

Person who oanrot take ordinary pills
nnd IL \ pleasure to take DeW:tt's Little
narly Risers. They are the best little liver
pills ever made. w. ]. Butts
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Fancy work Of all kinds, Embroid-
cries and everything in the embroidery
line at Miss Kate Skaters.
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"A Trip to coontows" is billed for
the 18Th Of this month.
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NOTES.

The advance sale for Uns Clayton
and Cfeston Clarks are both on, a.
Butts drug store.
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We buy and sell second
hand furniture. j, w. Wat
kins, 208 Bay street.

Have your furniture moved by expe-
fienoed hands. New Town stables.
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5 Card

HE manufacturers OF Banner salve have gu
tASrixed ths undersigned to guarantee 1t for
hArAs, cuts, sores, ulcers, tetter, eczema AMI
% skin Diseases You have your money bsck
eva II ,,t claims. W.. BUTTS.
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For the above oocasi IL, tn ant
systt N will sell tickets from Bruno
wick TO NV Ofleaus. La, at the rale
OF sJe.65 for Vi d trip. To be sold
April % %, "a, with flual limi; May
God.
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GENERAL MISSIONARY CONFER
ENCE E CHURCH, SOUTH.
Respectfully,
N. Emanuel Ma

New Orleans, La, April "a 3Oth, 1901
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29

Modesty Is woman's watchword.
Whatever threatens her delicate sense
of modesty, frightens her. For this
reason many a woman permits diseases
Of the delicate womanly organs TO be-
come aggravated because she cannot
bring herself to submit to the ordeal of
unpleasant questionings, offensive exam
nations, and obnoxious local treatments
which some physicians find necessary.
Doubtless Thousands OF the women who
have taken advantage OF DR.. Pierre q
offer of free consultation by letter, have
been led to do 60 by the escape thus
offered from treatment repugnant 10
modesty. Any sick woman may write
to DR., Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, in per-
feet confidence; all letters being treated
as strictly private and syoredly conf
Dental, and all answers being sent in
plain envelopes with no advertising or
other printing upon them. Or. Pierce q
Fayorite Prescription has been long
hailed as "a God send to women. - IL
makes weak women strong and sick
women well. ''Favurite Prescription
contains no alcohol. neither opium,
cocaine or other narcotic.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29
CURIOUS STREET CAR TAEGLE.
Philadelphia Re ord. TuJ siay.

Philadelphia Re; ord. TIL slay. IA
Three trolley oars ran together in a
curious deadlock at Tenth and Callow
hill streets yesterday, and Tor few
minutes the air was azure, tinted as the
motormen and conductors sized up the
apparent hopelessness 'of ever getting
the vehicles on the move again.
The Tenth street, Callownill street
and Ridge avenue tracks GROSS at this
Point. and form a right.angle triangle,
each side Of which is Just long enough
to accommodate o Car. A Ridge az nue
car bound up tgwnywas halted by the
motofman on the hypothenuse Of the
triangle to allow a Tenth street car to
pass. j ust as tho Tenth street car YVES
clearing the front dasher OF tho Ridge
avenue car Callowhill street car
crossed Tenth street, bringing The
Tenth street car to a standstill. The
three cars were thus lined up on the
three sides of tho triangle, and by a
fieak combination of circumstances
each one blocked the other. The rail
road men waxed eloquent in their pro
ianity as they viewed the puz7iing
block, and after lot of hard thinking
worked out d solution by hauling the
Ridge avenue car partly OF the trace.
This allowed the Csllowhill street car
to proceed and in turn tho Tenth street
car was released.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29

Mayor George NJ. FiAher expects to
receive two cannon from the govern
ment shortly, through tine efforts of
Congressman l.. Heisler Ball. Howard
D. Ross, representing the Sons of the
American Revolution, asked Mayor
Fisher to try to get tho cannon. under
an act of Congress governing such
cases Congressman Ball aas oonsulted
about the matter, and he Wrote to
Brigadier- General A. A. Huntingdon,
chief of ordnance, requesting that two
cannon be forwarded to Mayor Fisher,
who also made application for the
heavy guns. DR.. Ball Monday received
woId IRON zen. Huntington. to the
effect that Sergeant Lawrence Vinzon,
in charge of Fort Jefferson, Key West,
Fla, had been requested to turn over
to Mayor Fisher two p poundei howit-
zers. with carriages.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29
LIGHTNlNG'S MAD FRANKS.
One House Destroyed and Another Struck
on Deals Island.

One House Destroyed and Another Struck
ON Deals Island.
Deals Island, Md, Aug. GA bout
8 O'Clock Saturday afternoon heavy
thunderstorm, accompanied by tie most
vivid lightning ever seen in this section,
passed over Deals Island, wrecking one
house aud damaging others. The resi-
dence OF Leonard q. Webster was ue-
stroyed. Tho lightning entered through
two parts OF the roof simultaneously,
took easterly and westerly directions,
tehring immense holes through the
ceilings in two rooms and knocking ont
nearly the whole front Of the house,
The current then jumped about 200
feet TO Snesd Webster's- house. ripping
off the frame OF q shutter Of an up
stairs room and then jumping diago
nally down to the casing OF Is window
on the lower floor. No evidence of
charred wood can be found, though
pieces Of wood were thrown hundreds
of feet, Mrs. Leonard Webster and
family, becoming frightened at the
sister in-law's, SO the house was vacant
when il was struck.
Striking q telephone role, the electric
fluid passed along the wire about a
quarter OF q mile and entered the house
of Mrs. Alexander. The telephone was
entirely demolished and the room badly
upset. Mrs. Alexander, though stunned,
escaped without injury. M. -
O1s log of pair Of shears used Ia
building a EeHt near the wharf was
split the full length and rendered un-
serviceable. e- A.-4
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29


Harry Mccall, aged A years. died
Monday at his residence, No. a0s
Franklin street. He was member OF
Wilmington Lodge, A. .. U. W. The
funeral viii take place this afternoon.
Lewis .Lenderman. aged 80 years, OF
No. TIC King street was stricken With
epilepsy at Seventh and Ofange streets
Monday evening. He was given TEN
porary attention by Drs. Almond and
Frederick and sent to the Hommo-
pathic Hospital, whore no died at s. &c
O'Clock.
Funeral services were held last Sun
day evening over the remains of the
late Richard Denby of 1910 Delaware
avenue, Chester, Pa. Death came on
Friday night of last week. after an i'll.
ness of several weeks. The deceased
Was % years of age and was we'll
known. The services were conducted
by the Rev. j.. q. YeIser, pastor oil
Murphy's Church, and yesterday the
remains were taken to Millington, Nd.
for intermenL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29
DELAWARE GAZETTE AND STATE JOURN AIl-W

was the son of " judge. They talked
together of celebrated criminal case
which his father had recently tried, a
case in which the jury had given the
accused the benefit OF q certain doubt.
There followed . passionate scene.
which ended in her telling him that to.
morrow he would understand. Tomor.
row he did understand, but what it was
he understood, again we had better not
diyulge.n Portia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 81. Officers
of the steamer. St Paul, which has at-
rived from the North, bring the in
formation that at least 1900 persons
intend to come back to the United
States from Nome the present season,
though it 10 doubtful whethor the
staamers now plying to Alaska will be
ablo to bring such o large number
before navigation closes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29

Cape Town. South Africa, Aug. 81.
Lord M liner, the British High Com
missioneryin South Africa, arrived here
today from England He met with an
enthusiastic reception Replying, to
an address aof welcome, he said there
was no doubt whatsoever OF the IN
shakable Determination of the Ieople
and governments of 6reat Britain to
-Ahere 70 +hair South African policy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29

Tucsons Arizonas Aug. 2T-sunited
States Collector of Customs William
Hosy was arrested last evening at
Negsles by deputy United States
marshal on the charge of conspiracy to
emuggle Chinese. from Mexico into the
United States. His hearing has been
set for Thursday. 1880
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29
W. c. 7, i, NOTES.

THESE notes are printed MS furnished by tho
press representative Of the state W. c. 4. u, and
this paper is in no, manner responsible for the
statements.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29

You know Jack is abroad. ] know it
by the number of foreign marked letters
that come addressed Miss Beth -,
Wilmington. Delaware, u. S. Az He
wrote last week
! ~ Before write to you again may
Soe flying through space. You remem-
her what said last week about moving.
No such objections can be lodged
against flying, and the art of flying is
now mastered. Long live NJ. Santos
Dumont. who sits in HE aerial canoe
aud wings his way to the Eiffel Tower
and back, as il he were riding 10 a
hanson from Berkeley Square to Char
ing Cross only far quicker, there being
no traffic and no one TO run over. There
is danger now and then of running over
bird, j suppose, but no more. Think
Of the joy of soaring into the EN-.
pyrean, ten miles above morning papers
and fifty miles above evening papers
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-29

EVERY noble life leaves the fibre OF
1t intsrwoven forever in the work OF
the world; by so much. evermore, the
strength OF the human race has
gained. ''-Ruskin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-21

Glesdntes Nfdnp fir $50.
Seciusunsen So mpnatlidb.
l6ibi6es pplt Getupen 9iano, Ianftrr uno
mdd)tiatr Son, utD 10 gut hi, neu, ipirD NIT Gin=
i6lub eines ieiiusl Stubs uno Sefe iopie jinf=
idbriqer 93arantie iiir nur $45 p,rtduft Siejes
9iano piiuDe fitr $50 baie ieiu.
u. Sers Il Gpbn.
(2g3-6) Rr z, Vor oaGbarles =Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-21

tretern ibrer gdrtei in Der Gegtslafur
berlansten, bab iie Die Boli5elbeborooe
abieben unb cine neue gebOrbe etdbltz
rem follten, ipel9e einen Semotraten
als Mitglieb bate. 9lber Die repuoltz
faniidbe Staatsgefebgebung fiir4lete
fi6 bpr bem Neger unb getrdute lt9
niGt, es gu tbun. @s fDnne nt9t gez
than lperben, bieB es, unb Der gte9er@
Gptpbn fonnte ni9t bor Die SArarten
bes GeIebes gebra9t tperben, big pas
8plf ii9 erbob unb Die gan5e republtz
faniIhe Bartei, bonn GouDerneur berz
ab Bis gum GpnItabler, abfebte.
Wiin19t bas 0olf cine @iebertebr
iener 53eiten9 Wiinf9t bas WoltUfd@
rpGanb's unb bes Sibens bas Inter
ite na9 pben gefebrt2 Wiini4t es
Die Ne9erberrf6aft ober Die bes fpet%
ben Mannes?
SIT es bic politif Der republifdrtt@
i6en Yartei bonn Br6fbenten abb
tpdrts bic eeIenf6aftlthen S6ranten
spiI9en ben &afen nieber5ubre6en
unb ni9t MIR senli16te Sdulen, ion=
bern nu9 MiI6eben gu fDrbern? @s
fieht 10 aus.
Die Sun" perDffentli9te am II.
Sebruar 1893 Elm S9reiben aus 4nz
napolis, tpel9em mir 5plgenbes ent<
ne6men: rSenatpr Pubel bat eine
8nrlage in 6dnben, tpel9e MH9ehel,
5tpii6en @eiBen unb g2egern le9ali=
itrt, 70 pie cine gorlage, pel6e 5lpei
Der Glteiten @eIebe in ben Staatsz9ez
iebbi6ern tpiberr11ft. Gs finb bies
Die Qbtbetlungen 1914 unb 218 bes9(rz
titels 27 bes gober. 9iefe beiben
Nbt6eilungen itammen nod aus BEN
&olonialaeiten. Sie ipurben IN 1715
Gefeb. Die 2(btbeilung 1914, ne(he
bur6 6rn. YuBel's 8orldae fptberru=
fen iperben ion, luutet fOlgenbermaz
ben: yMenn irgenb Elm Prebiger, 9a@
itor pber irgen6 cine anbere Perion,
ipel9e bem Gefebe bieies Stuates gu
Solge geip0bnlt9 2eute trauen, unter
trgenb einem 8pripanbe Die Srauung
bon einem Neger nit irgeno elmer
tpeiBengerion poll3iebt, 10 ion er nu4
@6ulbigipre4ung I'm $100 bsitraft
fperben."
2(bt6eilung 218 forgt fir Die 8ez
ftrafung tpeiBer Sruuen fir Elm gez
fpiiIes infames 8ergeben. Siefe, OBJ
tbeilung foG glei6faqs piberrufen
nerben. Senator puBel ion auBerz
bem eine 8orlage, ipel4e bas 9efeb
tpiberruft, bem gu 5plge Die Sruuung
BON Weiben nit g}egern berboten 1T.
*** Die 9lnnabme biefer 8orlugen
nirb Mifdeben 5pif4en 8eiBen unb
Neeern in Marblanb gefeBli4 maz
6en."
Senator pubeG lit ipieberum Ganz
bibat fir ben Staatsfenat, unb btefe
8prlagen 5eiger, tpie ii9 Die 3epubliz
faner CUR Negerfrage itelIen. 8as
fiimmern ii6 bic &epublifuner, bonn
BrGIibenten Goofepelt abtpGrts Tim
ben Siiben unb ben &f fetner 8ez
pDlferung, fein 9eim unb feline S9uz
len bor Dem Gfcger gu ii9ern!
gGriBer Stimmsrhcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-21
Gmropdif6e Sa6ef6eri6te.
Ser G5arenbe III 9 in
SSrdnfret6.

9etersburg, 20. Sftober. =
Der ,Mmtli6e 8ote" i9reibt nit 8ez
5uena6me auf Die 4nipielungen unb
8ehauptungen Der 2luslanbzgrefe,
Der 8efu9 bes g3aren in 5ranfrei3
babe ben 3ped gebdbt, einem neuen
ruiiif9en Nnle6er in 5ranfrei9 ben
Weg gu babnen: aus ben GrflGrungen
bes ruiiifhen 5tnan3miniIfers ge9e
herpor, baB peber bor, mod ndbreno
Der Gsarenreiie pon einem Qnlebensz
WunI9 iber6aupt Die &ebe getpefen
lei.
9erbeerenber grbruti d i
auf 8urbdbos.
Sing It 0 n, Samaica, 20. Oft.
= Ia9 goitnu9ri9ten aus 8dr6az
Dos funb i'm Siitrift 8oscpbel elm
@rbrutf6 ftutt, pel9er 500 Older
2anb bebedte. Nabe an bunDert
9GuIer purben 5erItOrt unb bic beiten
glantagen berpiiItet. Der 9ouperz
neur bat etnen unterfiiBungs 5ono
gsgrunDet.
& a itrop6e an Der e Ii tie
Sranfret6's.
gref, Jrantreidh, 20. Sftober.
Die frdn50iiide S9oonerbrigg
r8ene," in Sabrt BON Neufunblano
mad ct. Malo, 1T am Sap 5iniiterre
gei6eitert. Ser GapitGn unb 5s6n
Wlann Der 8eIabung iino ertrunten.
Papa 3immermann par<
tet.
2pnbDn, 20. Sftober. = Gugen
Zimmerman bon Cincinnati III i'm
0otpn@9puie gu Winbipr eingetrofz
fen, po Der 9erSps unb bic 6ersogin
bon Man9eIter Die bepprite6enbe gntz
binbung Der Ser3ogin abparten pol=
len. Nu9 bic 6er5ogin=Mutter bon
Mandeiter peilt Bel benz beraoglt4en
paare.
S SubilGum Der Heuter'f 9 en-
Mgentur.
2onbo On, 20. Sftober. = Baron
De Heuter eab geitern Ibenb our
Seier Der bur9 feinen 8ater i'm Sabre
1851 erfolgten 9riinbung Der 8euz
ter'f6eu 49entur elm Sanfett. Sir
Sp6n Gan, Der prGiibent Der Selegrdz
pbenzGompognie, Baron @eorge 9e
Reuter, Marf Napier, 8ertreter Der
n4fociirten prefe," unb @ertreter
Der 8iireaur bon 9apas unb Wolff
unb Nnoere paren auge9en. Glid=
tpunf6=Selegramme aus allen Sbeilen
Der Welt trafen pGbrenb bes 8anfetts
eir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-21

beiben 9Gnbe unb fagte: rQBas MIDI
betrifft, 10 bin i9 Der Qnii4t, baB
Sic ben 8reis geippnnen 6a6en."
Die W2enge bereitete bann ben beta
ben MGnnern cine groBe Spation uno
lieB Santps 9umpnt unb 0eutl9
ent6uitaittf9 bo9leben. SuntoSzOnz
mont be6auptet, baB er ben Preis gez
.ippnnen babe, neil er ben gart inner
bulb Der beitimmtn 3eit errei4te, unb
baB bic urfpriinglt9en Re9eln iiber
bic @ettfa6rt nibt ertpdbnten, baB Der
@runb unb 8oben innerbalb 80 Wtis
nuten beriibrt perben niifie.
Oie &egeGn tpuroen b gez
GnDert.
Sas gomite bat aber Die Hegeln
por einiger 3eit gednbert uno jene 8e=
ftimmung 6in5ugefiigt. Santos Ouz
mont legte bamals Ietnen pprteit ein
unb peigerte ii9, ii9 bur9 Die neue
8orI9rift binben gu laKen 9arauf
be1tdnb er au9 geitern, als er ii3 nit
benz @rdfen be Dion unO anOeren
W}ttaliebern bes Gonltte'5 berumI Itritt.
unb i9lieBli9 erfldrte er, er babe ben
preis geppnnen unb tperoe tetne tpetz
tere8er1u9sfa6rt unternebmen. Wenn
linn bas 8elb Dorentbalten tperoe, 10
fet es ni9t feline S4ulb.
Cant SD mDnt un5uf r tez
ben.
5r. 9eutf9 fagte, er tpiiroe, ungez
a9tet Der @nt19eibung bes @omite's,
ben Qrmen $4,000 6rcs. ge6en. 9o9
Santos Sumont le6nte es u6, bies
uls 20fung Der S9piertgfeit an5uerz
fennen. Die @erfu6sfabrt erre9te
elm qepaltiges eSntereiIe unter Der 8ez
bDlferung ppn paris. 9(m @tffelz
tburm mar cine grOBe Meni4enmenge
berIamrlt, unO auf ben StraBen
brGngten it9 Die Neugierigen, um etz
nen 8lid BON bem8allon 81 erbaf9en.
Santos Sumont umfu6r ben
giffelt6urm 3pif9en Der 5neiten un0
b09fen 9lattform, ettpa rs garbs
bonn S6urm ntfernt. g9ur auf gdn3
fur3e 3eit perfagte Der Motor einmul
ben 9ieni, iOnit urbeitete er por5iiga
li9.
QlbuG Samib, Der b0fe
3a6ler.
9aris, 20. Sttober. = Wie benz
,Semps" aus Gonftanttnopel beute
gemelbet tpirb, beftdtigen ii4 bic frii4
beren 0epei9en, baB Der 2oranbos
Gtreitfdu iiber bic BON Srun3oien Der
9forte bor eirigen Sabren geliebenen
100000 tiirtifhen Pfunbe INNER
nod ni9t erlebigt lit. 9as 8erii4t,
bic tiirfif9e 4egierung babe fi4 ben
fran50iif4en JOrberungen gefiigt, ift
falf9.
Ruffii4e gfsrbe fir bic
8riten.
Petersburg 20. 0ttober. =
Die 6ritiI9e Regierung bat in Siibs
ruBlano 10000 Yferbe, gum preife
BON 125 &ubel pro Stiid. getauft.
Me6rere SauIenbe babon iinb bereits
in SDeFa eingetroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-21
NlIcs oas pirb nit benz rcpubIifa=
niid)en Grfolge fpmmcn.


gs tit febr lsi9t m0gli9, baB 9rGz
iibent &ppfepelt ben S9laa ni6t qe=
nau peritdnb, tpel6en er Der 8eb0lfez
tuna bes Siibens in biefem Sale in's
9eii9t gegeben. @s lit pabr, Dab Der
Ieger, ZEN er an feinen Sifd eeluben,
elm Mann BON Gr5iebung, guten Wla=
nieren unb 6erborragenoen Sugenben
lit. Mber bas Gnbert Ni9ts an cer
6u6lage. Gr tit Elm Neger, unb es
eiebt pielIei6t mebrere WfiQionen BON
Negern, ipel6e it3 fir cbenf 10 gut, als
8ppfer Wafbtngton 6alten. Gs ma4t
fetnen nnterf9ieb, bab iie es niht
iinb. Die NegerrafIe bat feline ber
Qualififationen CUR Selbitregierunq,
unb es beftebt unter ibnen Elm 10 erpz
Ser She'll, Der perbre6erif6 unb un=
orbentli9 lit, baB iie nit feiter 9anb
unter gontrole gebalten nerben mill
fen. Man fdnn nit Si6er6eit faeen,
baB btefe 9anblungsipeiie bss Yrdiiz
benten Gopiebelt einen bererfenstperz
then GinfluB auf bas @erbalten Der
ean5en Negsrra1e baben unb fie an
fpru9sbOller unb un5ufriebener maz
hen unb Sheen BON ge1eIibaftlther
9lei6beit in ibre &0pfe feBen iptrb,
tpel6e f9limme Sriihte tragen perz
ben.
OieIe 6anblungspeiIe munt es
nod sefahrlicher, uls ie fir ben Sriez
ben unb Die Wablfabrt bes @taates
Marblanb, fans Die republifanif9e
gartsi bieies Sobr bic @abl imStua~
te geninnen fpllte. gs tit befannt,
baB Die 6auptarbeit Der ppli5ei BON
Baltimore Die 1T, rnbsitDrenhe Neger
i'm 3aum 81 balten unb Neger=Gotpz
bnthum in ben5traben gu berbinbern.-
Inter republtfanifner MbminiItratiDn
fonben es Die pplisiiten unmDgli9,
bies su tbun. Wurhe elm rn6eitDrer=
Der gleeer perbaftet, 10 bebrobte Elm
NegerzBplitifer ben Boli5iften nit
gntlaFung, unb Der poli5iif ipubte,
baB bies feline leere Srpbunq lei. Die
goliseima6t par geldbmt, unb Die
Neger iparen aufriibrerif9. Miit bie@
fer iie errutbigenben 9anolungsipeiie
res prdiibenten 2ooiepelt piirbe.
ipenn Die &epublifaner BON 9altimoz
re unb Marnlanb pieber 8eiiB erbiel@
ten, feline ipeiBe Srau auf DEN Struz'
Ben Der Stabt fi9er fein. Sn 1899
aab es Sbeile 8altimore's, mo bas
gleger= =Rotrbntbum 10 srob mar. baB
anitGnbiqe Hepublitaner bon ben 1er=.
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2inoeruns oerlAaffen. Die
Brit fpntmt beran, tpp ipl>
6e lnbequemliAfeiten it4
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miro pober fir 9iejeni9en,
lpel6e bamit bebaftet itnb,
cine SSreube iein, Su erfa6>
rem, bab ein lparme5 SAB
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fanitn, bebor Sn es itlber trprobt bait q
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aui Serlungsn Oiteuirei sint 9robe S,s
nnBe ods msni5tnireunolj9e aRerbttsn Der Vss
naHntyn 6irmd Did pou Seinsu Nuolsn su bes
frtisn ooer 9n perlierf Oas 8sbt, su Hagen.
CDlo Wi 5Srl
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