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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Seiraths- 9icen;rn.

5olgenoe 6eirat6s : 2icen3en muir
BEN geftern bur6 ben 4ttuar bes
Common Gleas@8 ert9ts ausgeitelt:
Gilbert 8. Carp BON 3elaD, M1b.,
unb QucD See glarf.
SEQ. g. Maion bon Grabbed, 3d.,
unb 4nnie Roberts Doughty.
gbarles s. 8retper unD Marb s..
Campbell; 4pplifant @bus. 5etl9,
9ir. 146, NorbzW aibingtonz StraBs.
5rancis Gallagher, Ger. 200, 6arriz
on=StraBe, unb @Qie M1cglanag6an.
9erlie s. 3iegler BON Oorf=GountD,
pa., unb Gora 3erB 0err BON SaneDz
totpn, M2b.
Wm. 9enrp Sreiber unb 8lan9e 6.
Briggs; 4pplifant gbas. 8. MiQigan,
yfr. 2708, Bennfploaniaz 4penue.
Gbtparb S. Meets, Gbaie, 8aGtiz
morezgountD, unb Carrie 6. @6ite,
2aurel, Mb.
Wilber s. Serb, 8afbington, o.
g., unb Maggie 30. NiQiams.
Wm. y. 9pb1pn unD Sara6 8.
8ropfs; 4pplifant So6n 2ittlefielb,
Hr. SIG, Observation-Disclosures
6iler Captain, gr. 115O, Sfz2pmz
barb 5traBe, un6 Sbu Ding.
@ep. $. 8ausman, ytr. 701, 8otterz
4oenue, unb Marb s. 6ut6ings.
Hi6arb 9uttpn, philadelphia, unb
6annte 9afner, 5reberid, Mb.
9arrD s. 8ru9ep, Nr. 1912, Belt
Qbenlte, unb Nnnie M. Geib.
6otpea Matts unb Qtaie MaD Sab
man, 8eibe bon Glen 8urnee, M1b.
G6arles $. Sberiban, Scr. APO, Dit
26. StraBe, unO Sba Nora Gorfran,
@arDlineJGDuntD
Sran5 Rebba9 unb !5enrietta 60
ipeniprung; 4pplifant @eo. 6. Cub
mig, gar. 1929, 8eitzM iulberrb=Str.
Walter Butler unb &atte 8arbam,
8eioe BON WeiternzRu Baltimore
gpuntp.
s. 5ranf Meara unb Gbitb 5iiliez
mann; Mpplifant g. S. Sccuub, g1r.
1414, Mprtle5Qpenue
Gbas. Nt. Mtner unb Sara6 s..
9iri6; Npplifant 9enrb g.. Hu6l, Nr.
1O4, Sft=Sort=4 penue.
Gobert u. &ot6e, Nr. 2O18, Nproz
SultonzQoenue. unb Murb 3. 6einz
lein.
oarr1 8. Steele, Sort Monroe, 9a.,
unb Gprnelid 6. 2unbeen.
Sobn q. Surlong unb 9ard6 @az
ring; Npplifunt s. .. 8Opb, Nr. 736,
Weit=5apettezStraB
@eo. SO. Qrnolb unb 0aifp 6.
Sones; @pplitant S. 6. 2opeleB, 800
tel Winbior."
Senrp 6, aaen unb glisabet6
9autlor, Nr. AZ, @ib=9 reen=G traBe.
Wm. S. Sobenning unb aatie 8.
McAuap; 4pplifant 6. q. Waf6inqz
ton, glr. 1896, Nrgple=I benue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

Ri6aro Grompen II. u. an G6as.
s. Boone, SiiOfeite Der G6aiez, nabe
Gut9eOraltruBe, 2 9runbfiide, 9ro5,
$24O, S..
Charles $. Boone an Nnna %. o.
Coulter unb 8atte, SiibIette berGbaz
re-, na6e GatbebralitraBe, II BEL -
SUB, @runo3ins $50, $4,000.
Ri9arb Grompeu, Qbm., an &t6.
GromtpeG II. 81, SiibIeite Der GbaIez,
nabe Gat6ebralftraBe, 74.6 bei-5uB,
$500.
Commonwealth 8ant an SoiePb a..
@rinbaQ, S..
@Qen McGoG, Nbm,, an Marp 8.
MDers, @iioneit : Seite Der Sill
man., na6e Neigbborit raBe Is Bel 81
SUB, @rur03ins $40, 1925.
Me1 Nrlington Improvement 60.
an G6as. 90. Stodett, MeftIeite Der
8ranabaz, nabe HiogetpoOO NOe., so
BEL $50 SUB, $500.
9ieIelbe an Marie 6. Stodett,
@eitieite Der 8randoaz, na6e Htbgez
poob Nbenue, 71.34 BEL - SUB,
$500.
Murie 6. 9todett unb @atte anW.
Srtipine, Weitfeite Der Granada mo-
BE 9fibgepooo Ibenue, 71.34 Bel -
SUB, $1,000.
6. 6opetpeQ Warner an Nancb W}.
0apis, Nprbneffeite Der See, na6e
WurnertraBe, 14,6 Bel - SUP, ST.
O87.5O.
Wafbington 8. u, g.. u. g1r. 1 an
Nrt6ur s. 8alfenben, g1orbpefieite
Der 5opez, nube SopnienbtraBe,
1911 4f10 BEL SUP, 9runo5ins
$40, S..
81. Star Weil ii. q, an Catherine
Gasbp, Meitfette Der 9arforbzQbe.,
nabe SotpnI enbftraBe, 1910 2f7 Bel
115 SUB, 9runb3ins $50, $3.50.
5ranf 9osneQ, Sruitee, an 9enrb
M. 9eniI On, Norbieite Der BRETON
StraBe, na6e Sumter : NQeD, Is BET
100 SUB, $3333.33.
gli3abet6 SanD Ii. u. an Wm. u.
Singles II. 81, Norooft : Seite Der
Mabi1onz, nabe Nort6 : Npenue, Is
BEL 100 SUB, 8runb3ins $3.50, $500.
Jrdnf s. Murrap unb 6rau an
MQrb Gonrab, 8eitieite Der G6eiterz,
na6e Sopni enb itraBe, IA Bel 70 SUB,
@runb3ins $40, 800.
Gobert 8. Breiton an s. 4leranber
greIton, Norbieite Der BRETON, nube
6oqanbitraBe, 1874 Bel 70 6uB,9rb3.
1888, $3.50.
Central 3eal Gitate ii. s. So. an
sFlorence Gruie, MetIeite Der Nuguz
itazQpenue, nabe 8ultimoreIt rabe, 80
Bel - SUB, $1,000.
Sol. 8. Stnnott an gilbert s. DEM
mis- unb 5rau, 0orbfeite Der Mulberz
rbz, nabe gineltruBe, 1915 Bel 856uB,
@rurtb5ins It., $1,000.
SSrant Gbnas3epsfi unb 5rau an
Sof. Me9linsti unb Sruu, Neitiette
Der Bomb, nabe 2anca iteritraBe, 22.2
Bel $50 SUB, $3.50.
Central Steal Gitate anb Sruft 60.
an Wm. 8. 9unorth, Weftieite Der
Nuguita ; Qbenue, na6e Baltimore
@traBe, 3O.34 BEL = SUB, S..
Sranf %. Srimble an @lt3abet6 s.
Drummer, 9orboit : Settle Der SAM
burg. na6e glaretitraBe, 1876 BEL -
5nk7 S851.14
1yobn Glenn, ;un., Ii. u. an 6enrD
Vol3 unb 6rau, WeitIeite Der Sal
hunz, nabe Mh1lberrpitrdBe, Is Bel
10 SUP, $1,000.
HOiefelben an @6urles 6. Morib u.
dtau, @effette Der CALHOUN, nabe
4lulberrpitraBe, Is BEL ITO SUP,
$1,000.
%0ieIelben an 6ermann Saber, @eitz
fette Der CALHOUN, nabe Mulberrbz
StfaBe, Is Bel 10 SUB. $1,000.
0ieIel6sn on Sobn S9affer unb
Srai, Deitieite Der CALHOUN, no6e
Mul6errpftruBe, Is Bel no SUB,
$1,000
5ranf 6. aies u. o., Sruftees, an
8. 6enrD 8afer. 3 9runbitiida, S..
S. 9enrp 8dter on 5luren5 Winter,
3 @runbftiide, SIS.
Sobn 3. 5urit an Walter S. SreB,
SapieiteI Der ghaieitr. nahe Mpntz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

tie i'm beutf6en 3eligtonsunterrthte
ni9t antporten, t0rperlid ge5i9tlgt
tperben: bieIe Strafe tritt nur eIn,
tpenn nit benz paftDen ll%ngebor1am
cine pffene 4%ufle6nung gegen DIE
@6uGorbnung ii9 perbinoet. Die Rez
gierung iiebt anOere Mittel oer@4ulz
O~is5iplin Dor, um aQmdbli9 IN Dem
rubigen 5eitbalten an benz far riattg
erfannten Wege nteber g%eoronete
@6ulber6Gltnife in 8reI6en herbetz
aufibren. DAB bies bis6er nod rtat
9elungen tit, Darf BET Der Dirt, ME Der
Wrei9ener San ausgebeutet TT, ntat
befremben.
Die rHorbb. Q1g. Gig" idlteBt, es
lGge nabe, gu erOrtern, tpen Die mora
lii9e 9erantipOrtung bafur trltft,
baB bic &inber unb bic 8eDDlterung
qeqen bic S9ule uno Die 2ehrer 10
maBlps ber6eBt itnb. Qber oies Mir
be Der geri9tli6en gnti3eibung bor@
greifen, bic na9 ben miinolt4 perz
fiinDeten 9riinben bieriiber pobl nplz
len 9luffhI1tb debeu nirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

ii6 pielei6t, mein 9err, baB i9 Sic
ni9t Derbafte. 9as iiberlaHe i'd On
oeren, Die mebr Snterefe baran 9dz
ben. Sd meinerieits gebe Sbnen nur
ben poblgemeinten 3atb, Ni9ts
~me6rgegen bic iunge Dame 81 unterz
nebmen unb au9 jene 5rau unbebelz
ligt gu la1en, BET berSie Sbre 8riefz
tai9e bermutbsn. SoIten Sic bas
portefeuile pirfli4 10 iebr permifen,
10 fragen Sie mid, mo es 1T - t9
fann Sbnen 8eI4eib geben. llno
tpenn Sic feline peiteren belifaten
@uftrGge fir bic vliebe 5rau S'Neil"
haben, - fase i'd S9nen e~inffpstlsn
2ebepo6l."
Mit fp0ttif4er 8er6eugung perlieB
er bas 3immer, begleitet BON 2eoz
more, bie in5pii6en gut unb Mantel
angelegt bate. SIN 9ausflur blieb
lie iteben. ,Sie baben mir beute bus
2eben gerettet," iagte iie bepegt, runb
id bante Sbnen mebr, als i9 es in
Wprten aus5ubriiden bermag. Sd
fir6te ben Sob ni9t, aber es pGre
mir cine unfdgli9e Dual gepeien,
bGtte i9 gerube DON Der 9anb bieies
Men16en iterben miifen. limb nun,
tpolen sic mir cine 5rage seitat=
ten2"
u@epiB."
Isle iino 5tpar als 5ruu Derfleiz
bet, alein i6 IRE mid pobl ni4t,
pern t6 in tbnen ben 9etefttp 9errn
Stuart permut6e9"
rNein, Sic baben ii4 ni4t geirrt,"
erpioerte biefer, i'd bin in Der Shat
Der Oeteftib 91etl Stuart, mas ieoo9
ni9t binbert, baB iA S6nen meme
Oienite anbiete."
Qeonpre banfte inn fir feline
0reunbli6fett, bann aber fiigte lie
bic 5ruse bin3u: sou i'd nit Sbnsn
geben?"
SIS pir0 po6l bas Bette iein,"
entgegnete Stuart, rum 10 mebr, als
i9 nod ettpds nit Sbnen beipre6en
mD9te. M2ein Wagen bdlt bier in
Der gdbe. Siiblen Sic iid mad Der
Nufregung ni4t gu ongegriffen, Inn
Bis bortbtn 5u geben?"
nSSa, i4 fiible mid Elm penig
i4pu4," CAB tie gu, bod Biz gum
8agen 1T ia ni6t melt"
r5tiiBen Sic ii4 auf meinen
Nrm," iugte Stuart in poriorglt4em
Son, uno 10 geleitete er lie gum Baz
gen, ben er nit i6r beitieg, na9oem
er benz 8uti9er cine Weifung err
t6eilte, Die 2eonore ni4t Der iteben
fonnte.
/cp~..lFoL...~ EoI~I\
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Observation-Disclosures

Sames 8. Spinbell, Nbm., an
cSames 8. Sninbell, 2 8runbtIde,
$1.O0.
Oapib 8. @pinbeu II. u. an Sas.
6. 9tpinbeG, Weitiette Der 9anoberz,
na6e @eitItraBe, IA Bel 80 SUB, 9rO5.
$50, 5000.
Sames g.. @pinbell Ii. u. an 2ena
aemper, OIfeite Der Sharp, nabe
groBifraBe, II BET 81 SUB, 9runb5.
$3.50, $3.50.
SFannie penb an Qfrican Metbobiit
Bethel gbur9, 2 9runotide, $4,000.
81. Star Msil on Soiepb 5, &obia,
Me5tIeite Der 6arforb 4penue, nabe
SopnienbftruBe, 1910 PIP Bel lis
suB, @runb5tns $50, $500.
Marb Slider an SDhn~9. 9rap II.
ssrau, Gorbieite Der 5apetteftr., nube
Souinoton : Qpenue, IA Bel 90 SUB,
9runb3ins $42, $1100.
Mdrn s. Wi1is an MarceGd %.
@riffit6, @ibieite Der groipect= ,nabe
SSlorence itrabe, L BET 81 6uB, 9ro5.
$33, SIS.
@eo. MuGer II. o., 4bm., an Qnbr.
Molf II. 81, Detieite Der 9%ppnnftr.,
nohe Freberid : Surnpife 9oab, 25
Bel 200 SUP, @runo5tns $33.333,$5.
Mattbsfp Dunn on Murp g.WtGts,
@iibieits Der 9roipectz, nabe Sloz
rencefraBe, II BET 80 SUB, 8runb5.
$33, S..
.Samilton 8. Mplie unb Jruu, Sibz
Gillette Der Ro6ertfrube, nabe 2inz
BEN Qpenue, Is BEL 80 SUB, 9runoz
g6arss 6.8oone an Ridurbgroms
men II. 81, Siioieite Der gbaie>, na6e
GatbeOralitruBe, 35 Bel = SUB, 9r05.
mi6asl Senfins, sruftee, an Gbas.
=, Woons, SiiOfeite Der g6ale=, nabe
@ot6ebralfraBe, 74.6 Bel - Sub.
\ @-~.rs,;na 1920 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
GiehFutter= utS StrnhnreiIe.

5olgenbes fin0 Die auf ben 1tadtz
Ii6en @uagen fir 9eu, @trpb ii. /.
m. geitern er5ielten preife:
SefGi6e 9eumuage
6eu. - Simotbbz9eu $14 Bis SIG,
&leen6eu $14 bis $15 prp Some.
@trob. : 8et3enitrob 81, Roggenz
ftrob $40 Bis $14 pro Some.
Mais, PRO SAB $40 bis $3.50.
q 0 IN ftIi9e 9eunaage.
Seu. - Simptbnz 9eu SIS Bis SIT,
8lee6eu $12 bis $14 pro Some.
Gtro6. = Wet3enitro9 81 Bis So,
8o~ggenItrob $12 Bis $14, 5aferftro9
SO Bis $40 prD Some.
Mtais, BRO SdB $685. bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Glnfli6e SGaer.

8runspid, Me,, "a. Deg. -
gier biefige 8aiOmdnner boben Bel
ibrem jiingiten S%agoausflug in einem
alten 5udsbau einen S9aB alter
Miin5en entbedt. Die Miin5en 5d9lz
ten 81 Stiid unb Hammer gum groz
Ben Sbeile aus benz Gnbe bes Is.
Sa6rbunberts; Die jiingite o%eriel6en
trdgt bic Sahres8u6l 1906. OieN}inz
gen befanoen ii6 in einem eiiernen8ez
bdlter, tpel9er etpu nie Elm 8le6tefz
lei geitaltet lit. Man gldu6t, 0aB
Die Miin3en BON einem Der ptraten
b~ergraben tporben itnO, tpel6e an ben
8iiten BON Maine lire 8eritede batz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Chfcr elmer OGs>Srn(uiiur.

8enton, o., "a. Deg, - MG6z
reno Elm Qrbeiter 6eute i'm 2dben Der
5irma 8artbolometp II. So. nit elmer
brennenben Serge na4 einem Bed in
elmer @dsrObre iu4te, ~ereignete it6
eine grploiion, peGde bos @ebdube
tbeiltpeiie 5ertriimmerte uno bic
S4aufeni tier me6rerer bena96arten
2dOen bemolirte. Gurl S6ieGOs, Is
Sabre alt, nurbe getDotet unb me6z
rere anbere Perionen berlebt. Der pez
tuniGre 8erluit belduft fi9 auf meb=
rere Saufenh Snndrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
8ichmGrfte.

Gbicugo, "a. 9e3. - Hinbbie6:
3ufubr $500; Preiie $1.00 Bis ST.
10, @9peine: 3uFu6r $4,000, Dom
neritag 10000, iibrig geblieben 5000;
8reiIe $500 bis $3.50. S4afe: gu
fu6r 5000; @6afe unb 2Gmmer Zoe.
Bis Csc. b0ber; Preiie $3.50 Bis
$3.50.
Guf2ibertp 3d., "a. 9e3.-
ainbDieb: M}ortt itetig; Preiie$5,2O
Bis $500 S9peine: Martt itetig;
8reiie $3.50 Bis $6.40. S6afe:
Marftitetio: 9reiie S1.OO Bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
The Chatte1 Loan Association

UUU
@earInOet, nm 9tlbborgsr Dor Es3a1Iuna uns
mdBiQer 9ro3snts fir 3drlebsn iu lbiben.
8tlo perlicb.n auf DtDbsln unD 9ianos fir ifpti,
bier, ieds, a1t, jebn uno ipolf Wpnate au ben Don
Der leBt,n &eiesgebuug fetgti:stsn Raten.
Utgen boiler GinSslnbeiten lprebe man in units
rsm Eiireau Dor.
6ranf q. Sambletpn. grdiihent.
Taniei 9S. "copper", S~taSmelter.
". u. Stntep, UtonG9er.
3inmern Sc. / uno 2. trter Glur, linfs bonn
Rourt.inqang. i'm sSlsnHsSuilbing," Rr. u, 81.
Haul=StraBe. (Gftl3, Is, 3&S)
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Sarleben auf MDbeln.

Neuer, lsi6ter, LANCER &idsabIunssp lan, tie
folder BON lonft Niemanotm O%fferirt nirb. auf
bic 3eit zines Sabres, penn Sic Is pinl6en.
Reiue fali9sn 9eripre6ungeH in ben 3situneeu.
Refine 3inisns0futen %ange3eigt, UNI Sic TIRE gu
tabren, bod psrben Sbnen ane 8Ortbsile eeboten,
ipelte @nDere pfferiren- Rad3ufragen I'm girtau
Der .8otomac 2oan Guarantee gompanr,1 Sintm:r
CIR. S, rgant BON gdltimors=AGebduoe Ode galtis
more= uuo ct. @aul=GtraEe. Nop. Is. S.&S.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
WfIb unter ]brsn fiaenenD fbinaunaen
sic HieeIitn @uarantee.&pmp..

- DIE 6ioeIitp 6uaranteesG omp., -
-3immer Rr. 3l5, Notwithstanding, lei6t-
-fol6en 2euttn, bic gsgen 2Obn;ablune cine
-Dauernoe 6ttlung e%inuebmer, 9slo o B n e
e t9erbeit @biolute 0eri6ipicqsu=-
-beit. 2eidte &idsabluHgs : Bebineungen.-
Eetenrisffe gfatcn. Gtberaler Stsepntp,
(septl2. T&S, 6DltG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

GelO aussMieibeu.
Gina & Sebm

faufen eper l.iben @elp auf 3utiinftioe pbtr ssesns
ipd,tiee antbeile an Grbi6aften, unter Seitament
eber in anbsru @eiit. gireau Nr. 705, .llniOn
Fruft guiloina,- Ode Gbarles@ uae Gapstte= Strabs.
(St43ia.Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Butter, PRO gfunb:

Gnten, 81adbeabs, pro Paar 40c.
Bis &c.; MdIarbs, pro 9uar 65c. Bis
75c.; Rebbeabs, @%beiapeate, pro 9aar
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Steaengeinhe
Nn;e,sen. -3u bertanIen.
CfSnfftMDrc

CfSalfimDrc.
gu perfau en- $G25 fauien Elm tof9es
ann b56ft moDernts sfpeit0diges Wobubaus mn
ic6g 3immern on Der 8arter=Strnbs, in Der Hob'
Der 81. GliiabetbzRlr6f uno oes rpatterlon=Ydrts,
bat btibes uuo faltts g9afsr unp ipiro nur1 slner
tleinen Surnact gtbsi,t; ttmtntirter &tlr.
g.. s. @dllagber galunt.rnebnrcr
(27l-l SIR. 1888, Cft=8dltimore. Str.
Su srrPdufer:
l7-31 uno 10 &der; btllta; elm nsusf 1dus
ouf einsm: biaie, Dsnn bieis Wobt no ~os-tauTt
3u eriraqsn bel 9 cannon, 9r. ITO, St. gaul'
Gtrabe, Pnltiore. Oft2AlO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

Darlfben- 8 bis $25O-Uarlfben
auf M1bsln. pianps, SrseIn nfn.
9as @eiet BON 1900 ftrift befplgt.
gstecrisffe uuc iesale Vro,eute.
go 9eiteass 0efdJdft bteier Nrt.
Nlarplano Gbatttl Goan Aaofiation,
Understanding Geridtsbauie s.senltsr.
Sium.r Rr. 29 uRa 231 upsitsr 5Iur).
EIepffsGde Gapettez unc ct. pauls Strase.
Ginsane: Gapttt.s unb 81. 9dul=Struss.
gbrciie: gilbert SIunc, it,. sefretdr.
Galnsrt=Suiloins, Baltimore.
Mgent tpirn auf muui3 pOrlpre4tn.
(T ono Ia S&E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
gIte 9~ettuaaea (gorr.fponb.ut.u,.

Joe. pro 5uroert. su BADEN in Der Office bes rDefts
ihsn eorreipoHaeHtsn," Baltimore Str. uao Boits
CfFcesA pegue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
9orlcben auf MDbcln unb anoere

ei6er6eiten fir 6 Nrpsent senau mad Dem nsutn
GeitB; gang pripatim. 8i6ter, Nr. 30, St=
Ser inqtou : 6trabe, Simmsr Hr. 4, .9aniant
Rlilbius.1 en- Der Cif;ss Uirb Gsuti& seipro4sn.
Rso26, lWsl
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Der 0entf6e Correspondent.
Mittupd,, Den 25. Se5entber 1901

gbre Ell @ptt in Der 9Dhe,
5riebe au Grben
unb ben Men4en ein.
@pbIgefaIIen!
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-03-12
The RIGHT THING TO PUT ON.
(Benson's Plaster Is Pains Master.)

From the natural impulse to "put some
thing on" painful spot all applications
for the relief Of pain have arisen.
The most successful have ever been poul-
tioes or plasters, and the best of these is
Benson's Porous Plaster.
No other has anything like the same
power as curative agent; it is highly and
scientifically medicatsd, and its standard
Is advanced year by year.
Use Benson's Plaster for coughs, colds,
chest diseases, rheumatism, grip, neuralgia,
kidney trouble, lame back, and other all
ments that make Winter q season of suffer-
ing and danger. It relieves and cures
quicker than any other remedy.
Do not accept Capsioum, Strengthening
or Belladonna plasters in place of Benson's,
as they possess none of its curative power.
Insist on having the genuine.
The people Of every civilized land have
testified for years to the superlative merit
of Benson's Plasters; and 5000 physicians
and druggists of this country have declared
them worthy of public confidence.
In official comparisons with others, Ben
sons Plasters have been honored with
Uty.tfue highest awards.
For sale by all druggists, or we will pre-
pay postage on any number ordered in the
United States on the receipt of 25c. each.
Accept no imitation or substitute.
6sabury & johnson, Mig. Chemists, NIX.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-03-12
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
OVER rnE cAnLE.-

OVER THE CADLE:-
New revolution started near Cerro. on
north coast of Venezuela.
ENJOYS in China demand death of IL adj
ditional high Chinese officials.
The London press commented favorably
on McKnley's inaugural address.
INTERESTING FACTS:-
Mail recovered from sunken steamer City
of Rio de Janeiro.
Ba!dwin-Zeigler polar expedition has let
$50 900 contract to Armour & Co., for pro-
visions.
sheamer Oregonian, built for Americana
Hawaiian Steamship company, launched at
Chester Pa.
Cumberland Presbyterian church will
hold annual summer encampment at
Monterey Park. Tenn. August 6 to 16.
INDUSTRIAL AND FINANCIAL:-
Machinists strike at Chicago 6 Alton
shops at Bloomington, Ill, ended.
McKenna steel mills at Joliet Ill., will
resume after idleness of two months.
Reported that j. p. Morgan will secure
control of all anthracite coal fields of
Pennsylvania.
FATALITIES:-
Two men killed by poisonous vapors from
furnace In Carnegie plant at Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Bodies of 2S dead miners have been re-
covered from Diamondville mine in Wy
oming.
CRIME AND FAILURE
Charles A. Morrill,, Chicago tea mer-
chant slightly wounded by employe, who
then killed himself.
Bud" Taylor, baseball player who
killed Ruth Nollard at Kansas City at
tempted suicide by hanging himself in his
cell
Directors of Illinois Electrical Vehicle
company will quit business, declaring Chi
cago streets make profit impossible.
PERSONAL;-
Henry Clay Evans, commissioner of PEN
sions. will resign, and probably be given
high diplomatic position.
Accounts of Fred A. Platt, secretary of
Citizens Building and Loan association at
Flint. Mich, $40. coo short.
|. Judge Kohlsaat at Chicago decided
mutual corporations not subject to invol-
untary proceedings in bankruptcy.
WAR NOTES.
North Atlantic squadron will not go to
Cuba at present.
w. e. King an American fighting with
| out foundation.
Navy department soliciting annual bids
| from railroads for transportation of Off
| GERS and enlisted men,
Emperor William in addressing troops
| about to go to China eXhortsd them tc
initiate the martial deeds of their COM
| rades.
Lord Nolseley, former commander in
| chief of British army, made attack in
| house OF lords on governments military
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-03-12
FIVE MEN KILLED.
Terrible Disaster at the Engleside
Zinc Mine Caused by an Ex-
plosion of Powder.

Joplin. No, March Give men were
killed and two others seriously injured
in mine accident at the Engleside zinc
mine in Center Valley, eight miles east
of Joplin. The dead are: Hale Foster
George Wilson, Willism Buzzard, Fitz
Morris and Ed Stothard. The injured
are William Daniels and John Burton.
The seven men were in the ground
cutting a drift from the main shaft.
The five men killed were confined in
the drift and the other two We're in the
main shaft. Early in the morning two
shots had been fired. but the whole
charge failed to explode. In the after
noon whole box of powder was sent
down into the mine. One of the men
accidentally discharged an uneNploded
shot and the box of powder was set
off, resulting in terrible destruction.
A man at the surface entrance of the
mine was thrown 80 feet in the air
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-03-12
VICTORY FOR MINNESOTA.
Supreme Court Upholds the Right of
War, shouse Commission to
Require Licenses.

Washington. March Gin the
United States supreme court Tues
day an opinion was handed down in
the case of w. w. Cargill and Co., VS..
the State of Min uesota. The case
involved the consti,Ntionality of the
Minnesota law of 1857 requiring stor-
age elevators and warehouses on
railroad lines, but not at terminal
stations, to take out Licenses, and also
making other regulations concerning
such institutions. The opin ion OF the
court was confined entirely to the
one point of the right OF the state
railroad and warehouse COMM sslon
TO require owners of such Ware
houses or elevators to fake out VI
censes, and it was held that the COM
mission could legitimately exercise
that function under the cons titution.
The opinion was delivered by Justice
Harlan
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-03-12

OOtS SOmpSny. All FI8nt0 Toaefv00.
hfs feet in an instant and full Of ex.
element.
will you report there"
Twill II II is the dream Of my life,
Observation-Disclosures were say.
ing"
Nothing"
II don't understand you, Frank"
mo member Of the family, Dick, you
have entered, ever drew sword against
Virginta. You must choose between
the woman and"
my country Is that it9 How
would you choose, Frank2" Rroanar
was silent. looking away. Take this
message TO her for me, my friend; it il
the last request, perhaps, shall ever
mako to you"
Dick
'say to her that Richard Somers
passes out Of her life to serve his coun-
try. His duty done, please God, and
she needs his arm, he will follow her
TO the end of the earth. Say that for
me; and then, farewell"
ITO be continued