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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-29

itrafs bon / Sabr nnb 6 Wlonuten.
Die beruntreute Gumme finbet in benz
8erm0gen bes 2ebfe pollftGnbige
Dedung, er iheint ii1 nur In poriibers
gebsnoem Mangel an Baarmitteln Der
dmtlihen gelber bsbient au babsn.
RDln. Die 0eruber bes iiina.
item MnTdlags auf ben 59nelIaug
aoblena GDln, tpel1e i9pere51psls
len quer absr bas @eleiIe aelsst baben.
iinb ermtttelt unb bereits bier bon ib@
tlen berbuftet iporben. gs Iinb sytaS
liener, bic, pie es fheint, einen Hahe<
uft perii6en polI.en. Mu9 Die Bu.
ben, fpel9e Bel DiiHelDprf oenIelbsa
MniAlag plantsn, iinD olsbalo ergrifz
fen uno in bos GefdngniB einseliefert
tporDen.
9 ON n. Dor Rursem 1tiirate iib
an Der @rondu elm dlterer Mann, Der
@drtnereibeiiberS Stenbal in Den Hbsia
unD ertranf.
Der Sape5ierersebiilfe peter grz
lheib aus Roblen5 tpur0e tpegen Sitts
li6feitsDergebens gegen paragrap1
176 49, 3 berbaftet. gr bate apet
Mdb6en BON 4 Bis 5 eeSa6ren in Die
biefige Winoritentir9e gelodt uno iih
bort in f9dnbli9erWeiie an ben Sim
bern bergangen.
Trpbins Sannpper nab grnnnihmeig.
8raunI 9neig. - Our1 fiz
men 3ubntehnifer pape tpurben benz
pferbsbdnbler S9ul5e in @ltesmaz
robe Mertbpapiere i'm 8etraae bon
15-20,oO0 Marf geitoblen.
Sir 9robe. - 6ier bat ii1 Der
Maurer @rbs, Elm damn In ben 4Oer
.Sabren, erbdngt. Man fanD feine
3eihe i'm @ebDla bsi 9lnberten. CRIBS
binterldbt 5rau uno feds unperiorste
RinDer. u
2ebrte. - @eriatsaiIeHor Or.
Priefer, Der auf bic Wabl gum 8iir5
germeiter Der @tabt 2e6rte per3iatet
bat, foll ii9 um ben erleoisten Ypiten
bes 8iirsermeiiters in Munltorf be-
porben bdben.
6dnigfen. - Dor Ruraem er=
tranf in einem Wa11tubben bas ettpa
Elm Sabr alte &inb bes 3immernlei=
tiers S9neiber bier1elb5t. Oas fleine
&ino bate duf Der Oiele selpielt unD
lit topfiiber in ben nit einem gimer
Wai1er sefiillten Subben sefallen.
6o1ten5en. - Sin traurises
gnbe na1m bic Wittpe plDbe bier
Ielbf. Ote1elbe fu9te erlt auf benz
S9eunenboDen gier, nobel lie ausge=
alitten lit unb bur9 bic 2ufs in Die
S9eune berunterfiel. ShGbelbrn9
unb @enidbru9 tparen bic Solsen bie=
les f9redli9en ssalles.
8ar1tgbau5en. = Der Norb=
mannsthurm i'm naben Oeiiter, Der
alIiGbrlib BON Sauienben Souri, ten
aus ben 5annober'Ihen 2anben be-
1u9t pirb, 1T iebt in bic @erpaltung
bes 6annober 19en SouriitenDereins
iibergegansen. Ser BON benz Maurerz
meilter gpnltantin Norbmann erbaute
Sburm, Der beretts stpeimal bonl
8liBi9lag seritDrt nurbe, purbe bisz
lang BON ben @rben bes @rbauers
pernaltet. g1unmehr bat Der bieiige
Spuriitenperein bic Mufii9t unb Sn=
itanbbultung oes Musii9tstburmes
iibernDmnlen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-29
Hrpbins Sitprenken.

@umbinnen. - ssn 9dhen
Der GrmorDung bes Nittneiiters b.
Grpfigf lit BON 5eiten bes &rtegsgs=
ri9ts Des 1. Mrmeecorps cine Belob=
nnng bon 1000 Mart benlieniQen sll=
geli9ert fporben, Der bic grmittelung
bes Sbdters bsrbeifiibrt. Oemna6
59eint nunmebr au9 bas Oberfriessz
gert1t Der Wleinung 5u iein, bab bic
Morbtbat nod feinesnegs 10 aufge=
flGrt lit, bag Die Mngetlagten Marttn
nno 9idel ais iibsrfiibrt au eelten ba=
ben.
RDnigsbers.- Mls 2et9e aus
benz pregel geaogen, ipurbe an Der
&ruhngaiIe Der Bel elmer bieiigen Reez
bereifirma angeItellte Raufmann
5eDerabeno. Dem 0ernebnlen nab
bate er il, Der @rpBen &rabnad11e nit
6tauern, nit tpelden er in feiner
gtgenf9aft als punftirer au tbun
bate, einen befttgen Wortpe9fel gez
fiibrt. s. mar unberbeirdtbet uno
itanb etipa in ben 50er Sabren. Sb
ct einem unfall pber einem 0erbre9en
gum Opfer gefallen, tpirb bic eingeleiz
tete poli5eilihe llnterfu9uas erseben.
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Gbnigrsih 8nnertt.

Mf9affen.burs. = 8or Rur=
gem ipurbe Der Ransirmeifter Raup
BON bier bon benz 5ranffurter S9neuz
5ug erfabt unb iofort setObtet.
Heeensburg. &drl 9raf b.
Mrmansberg, I. giienbabnoffiaial a.
g., lit tpdbrenb zines Mufsntbaltes in
8ao Hei6enbau i'm 4lter bon 65
Sabren geitorbsn.
Oeeaenborf. = gei elmer 6ez
6eTeier in &arsl6of Bel 8iehtu9 entz
itanD spiI9en bem 22idbrigen lebigen
Zimmerman SoIef &argl bon Rez
6ertsrieb unb benz Derbeiratbeten
zimmerman SpIef S9rou ppn8iedz
ta9 Elm Streit, Der bamit enbete, oaB
&argl bem 99rpn fein grifffeites
MeFer in bic 8ruit itteb. Ser 9eitoz
9ene nerIhteD na9 elmer Stunoe. Der
Sbdter TT oerbaftst.
Oa 6au. 8or &ursem tpnnte
man in ipeitlt9er Ri9tung eine intenz
iibe 8ranbrDtbe BON GROCER Musbebz
nuns benerfen. Der Seuerberb mar
bic brei 9tunben BON bier entfernt lie
genbe 6ofmdrt Sul5emoos, tpoielbit
bic Sdeunen Der 8auern gum v2anbz
rt4ter" uno gum rNiggl" nit ben be-
retts eingebeimiten sSutterbeftGnoen
unb bem grDbten 5beile bes lamb
tpirtbf6aftliden Mobiliars, Johann
bas ganae Mnnefen Oes @iitlers gbelz
mann Elm Naub Der sslammen puroen,
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Auslanoi[d)fs.


Iiirftentpalbe. ssm syieber
aus oem5en1ter geitiirat bat iid Der an
elmer f9fperen2ungenent3iinbung bars
nieberliegenbe 19sidbrige G9lofer
NGtbel. 9rob bes idben Stur3es ans
bem 2 Irtppen bod gelegenen 3immer
auf bas pflaiter bes 0ofes bat N.
dllBere Werlesunsen nidt bapongetras
gen. Sb Der San ibm innerlih gha=
ben 5nsefiist bdt, muB bic 3utunft
lebren.
Barntb. Dss @attenmorbes
beInulDigte Der 8dder 8eramann feline
eigene Mutter, bic bisr Elm 6aus be-
iibt. Die Shat iDn am @plDeitertase
1873 Deriibt fporben fein. Gs lit nod
nicht feitseitellt, ob ii9 Der Mnseber
niht Bios an feiner Mutter RIDDEN
min, nit ber er 3niitigfeiten aebdbt
baben ion. Gr bebauptet, er babe an
benz fraglic1en Sage feline gltern be-
iuht, Die tn l1nfrieben lebten. Sein
Batter mar arseblid fdper betrunfen.
Die Wuttsr babe nun S6nefelidure
in cine ShnapsflaIde segoi1en, ibren
Mann nit 0iilfe BON 5iDei anberen
Grauen in cine aammer gebradt, ibnl
bort S9Defelidure gu trinfen gegeben
unb i'm bann einge1hloKen. Ser
Mann lei na1 apei 5agen se5torben.
Gin Mrat babe als SobesurIa9e Nlfoz
bolismls senannt. Bergman fast,
er babe fo 1anse se3Dsert, neil ieine
Wutter gebrobt babe, lie tperbe iib
aufbdngen, tpenn ct Wnseige eritatte.
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Trppims Ipm,,nertt.

@reifspalb. - Ser btsberige
6uBerorbentliehe profefor in Der phi@
lofopbifhen GafultGt Der bieiisen Unit
periitGt Dr. Walter RDnig 1T gum orr
bentliden profeior ernannt iporben.
@toIp.Sn einem benz Sdneibez
miiblenbeiiBer Nilnop sehDrigen 5inz
terbauit in Mlt &olaiglotp brdh
sgeuer aus, bas anf Elm benz 9ausbe=
iiBer @rabl gehDriges gebengebdube
iibergriff unb beibe in Glammen legte.
Jib bid tp. - Sn Der Ober Bel
Nippertpiefe 1T Der etipa 10 iGbrige
Gobn bes Tifhers 9aud BON bier beim
Hdben ertrunfen. Der Rndbe tpar in
bas Mdffer ge5prungen ilnb fam niht
ipieDer gum @orf9ein.
@tettin. Das Bel @ara a. ..
belegene tpoblbabenbe Dorf Jriesrihs.
tbal beging bic Geier ieines 5OOzidbri@
gen 8e1tebens. Gs fanb aus nieiem
Mnlab Elm feftliher llm3ug mi. MuS
fit itatt. Sn ber Rirhe mar TeItspt@
tesbienit beranitaltet.
9iitDn. Sn ber Sheune bes
Mderbiirgers Niharb Bitter brad Elm
Jeuer aus. IrpB bes Gingreifens ber
freitDilligen Geueripebr fonrte es ni6t
berbinbert tperben. .baB uuh bus @talIa
geb6ube rtieberbranrte, neil bds Maf~
Ter gum gr1bten Ibeil aus BiitDtp ge=
bolt tperber nlubte. Dds Wieb 1T gez
rettet, bic 9euernte bdsegen perbrannt.
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Hrppins 8pfe,t.

Jilebne. Sm Mltsr BON 18
sSnbren ertrdnt beim @dbtn IN ber
gkBf BET Rne6t GerdOfD aug Sdgersz
burg.
@OIlarti6. Sn Dubifhepo
tpirb eirt UtnOiferid daftsbruuerei gez
bdut unb ii Sbdsbeirl Elm lleueS
G6ul6dua. Ddbur9 pirb bic Gdule
Is 0nniaroha entloftet.
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Der semifdte Gbors@ s@tfangDerein
aus Mronfe feierte auf benz biefigen
5hiibenhaufe iein 6onmerfeH, er&
3dblt bas @nmterfhe RreisbIatt in6S
fhilbert bunn ben Ginbriid beS Con-.
eerts: xDas 5nblrei1 erf1ienene pubs
licun1 geiste ni6t nit feinen Beifall. 4
@ei Goneerttn III Gsifen aud lid 3
eSohs bes NubIieums. 4 @ \
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ENJOYED BY MANY.

The Excursion to Newport Yesterday
 by the Richard Peck.
 The excursion to Newport by the steamer Richard Peck yesterday was the pleasantest and most enjoyable of any that have taken place this season. About six hundred people took the trip, and nothing occurred to mar their pleasure About two hours were spent at Newport visiting the different places of interest. The boat was ably handled during the trip by Captain Edward Geer who sought the comfort of those on board, and succeeded admira bly,. The orchestra, led by Louis Cohen, furnished excellent music during the trip the tubaphone solos of MT. Miller receiving liberal applause The return was made at this city at 10 o'clock last night Among those present were A. J. Wallace, Mrs F. A. Lewis, Miss Minnie A. Bartsch, Carl Wolfe, Christo- pher Casey, Miss Casey, MT. and Mrs. George Sackett, Colonel Morgan, MT. and Mrs. Henry Lyon, MT. and Mrs. A. Wright, MT. and Mrs. Campbell, Miss Phillie Strack, Misses Hattie and Ma mic Rathgeber, Mrs. Macheleidt and daughter, Henry Fresenius, Miss Me- Govern. John Toole, James Disbrow, MT. and Mrs. Youngerman Miss Young- erman, Charles Schieffele, MT. Spert- eel MT. and Mrs Hubbard. MT. and Mrs. Kinney, pr. P Hatch, Miss Grace Shippey, Charles Cullom, John c. Miles, Miss Rose Kennedy, Dr. and Mrs. Stat tery, Miss T, F. Scharf, Mrs. Fred Lutz and daughter.
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THE MIDDLETOWN SAVINGS BANK,
 OF MIDDLETOWN,

h.
 OF MIDDLETOWN,
 VS. JOSEPH A. CAMPBELL, JAMES l.. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM H. HARDER, all of New Haven.
 New Haven County, Superior Court,
 September 9th, 1901. NOTICE OF SALE OF MORTGAGED
 PREMISES.
 Pursuant to an Interlocutory Judgment of Foreclosure by sale, made in tue above en- titled cause, bearing date the Dist day of June, 1901. the Undersigned. appointed and authorized in and by said Interlocutory Judgment to make sale of the mortga ged premises described In said Complaint, will sell at public auction, upon the premises hereinafter described, on the 1Gth day of September, 1901. at 12 o'clock, noon, the lands and premises described in said Inter- locutory Judgment, and therein described as follows: A lot of land in New Haven, with the improvements thereon, bounded North by Washington street. B feet; East by land now or formerly of Peter F. Bowen, 100 feet, more or less; South by land now or formerly of Elizabeth R. E. Clark, 5a feet more or less; West by land now or formerly of said Elizabeth R. E. Clark, 100 feet, more or less.
 Terms of sale ten (10) per cent, In cash, to be paid at the time of sale and balance on delivery of deed. as soon as the same can be executed and approved by the Su- perlor Court after said day of sale
 EDWARD e. BEECHER,
 No. 149 Orange Street.
 appointed to sell as aforesaid Clark, Blake, Hall & Peck,
 No. 152 Orange Street.
 Attorneys for Plaintiff. So Ct
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y>A>v>A<v>Asv>A<v>A<
 Printed WlneeSLlquor P1ce ZlStS

are of two kinds Lists that are made to sell by and Lists that are made to give discounts from.
 The former kind only are in vogue with us.
 If only to possibly right a wrong impression as to how Wines and Liquors are priced here, its for your interest to have a copy of our Printed Wine List within reach-and furthermore
 In buying here, remember that its not alone what you give but what you get, that counts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-09

CLOSED TO-DAY FOR THE SEASON The Pequot club house closes for the season to-day, breakfast served this morning being the last meal there of the season. The clubs season has been very prosperous one.
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To the Board of County Commissioners for
 New Haven County
 I hereby apply for a transfer to sell spir- ituous and intoxicating liquors, ale lager beer, Rhine wine and cider from PIP James street to 254 James street, Town of New Haven. My place of business Is not located within 200 feet In q direct line of q church edlfice or public school house, or the pren,- ises pertaining thereto, or any postoff1ce, public library or cemetery Dated at New Haven. this 9th day of September, A. D. 1901.
 HUGH J. FINNEGAN, Applicant.
 60 oay
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AUCTION SALE

9 ORWELL avenue. Tuesday 10 q. m. Good goods; Paror Suit, Couches, Rock. CTS, Singer Sewing Machine, Chamber Suits, Iron Bed, Mattresses, Pillows, Folding Bed, Extension Table, Dining Chairs Refrigerator, Pictures, Books, Go- Cart, Range, Parlor Stove Carpets, Rugs, Croekery, etc. k. B. MALLORY,
 50 2tp Auctioneer.
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The Saving of n Few cents on a bottle of Vanilla Extract will not atone for the an. noyance of having dessert just a little off, in flavor. Always buy Burnett's, the stand ard quality.
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HOUSE 173 Olive street, 14 rooms, all improvements; location unsurpassed. Tn. Quire at law office of
 JACOB B. ULLMAN, ap12 If AIS Exchange Building.
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FOR RENT.

NO. 46 ELM street, near Church street very centrally located house of sixteen rooms in perfect repair.
 FREDERICK M. WARD, s7 if S65 Chapel street.
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Patent Stove Brick Bake Best.
FOR RENT.

52 GROVE street, ten rooms, all modern conveniences; house being decorated. Ap- ply room 3, 4S CHURCH ST. au22 cod If Patent Stove Trick last longest.
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Mants.

one cent a word for each insertioi nve cents 2 word for full, week, a.ve times. t
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FOR RENT OR SALE,
FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE brown stone front residence, Inquire at THIS OFFICE. jy20 If
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FOR SALE.

Home Monograph, with recorder, 56 inch brass horn. all supplies and II records. This outfit is practically new, and in perfect condition. VIII sell cheap for cash Address M. BERNARD,
 So St F. 0. Box 93, City.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

SITUATION J,a by a girl to do light houaos n mork ID small family; can do plain c06f. ns. s9 ltp 36 WALNuTaE s.1aa
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LET.

LARGE room, top floor; club or light house keeping. THN GEORGE H. FORD COM PANY. myo If
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A Distinguished Clergyman

told us last week that he had just been through an operation for PILES; fearful torture, almost cost his life; lasted seven weeks, and charge was $350. Without a doubt our remedies for PILES, and all rec tai and intestinal disorders, would have re- moved every sign of his piles In one week. and with no knife, no pain. Done 1t in many worse cases. Charges small. Write us. BOX 426, City.
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SITUATION to do general house work oi
 second work. Call at /" '' ~- N N \ s4 psz So lip + HDwARns e,sYs ssys
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FOR RENT, HoUSE No. 459 Orange street, 13 rooms, modern improvements, in frst.class con- dition. r. J. CRONAN, my10 If 42 Church street.
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WANTED
WANrEl

good cook. A1ust t ps F ! s9 It CT GROVE STREET
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WANrID. &

COMPETENT girl for general house work
 s7 If 13s DWIGHT ST. S
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HOUSE 137 Henry street, suitable for two families; in good order. Inquire at
 ie24 If THIS OFFICE. .
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

HOUSE 1881 Chapel street, IA rooms. $7,OO0, on easy terms. Apply
 my21 If 1920 CHAPEL ST.
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WANTED.

SITUATION l by young man of good charac.i With anu care soeady oe b habits; well acquaintqd
 so UP STUDENT, "Courier n ss8
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WANTED.

TO board and care for invalid in priyafSN
 family. S7 WOOLSEY ST. sb 7tD s3g
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FOR RENI,
FOR SALE.

STORE, 1925 Chapel street, corner Day.
 Apply on the pTemiseB. mh1 If
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trustworthy housekeSpefsi Willing for second work, where c00E VI x
 employed; small family; liberal wa6Sa
 Also, general housework girls, 3i?9 8Ss s4 It MRS. BABE, l26 Court attlS < IS
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8eaI Estats.

FOR RENT. A DESIRABLE, well furnished front room. 1yo tf 136 ST. JOHN ST.
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.StQttnn. !Z.4V VuVuH'
uEppal Sluc -"SiEte
MeSteru MornlanS. Sabn.

Sritt am 20. Sept. 1901 IN RrafL
8uo. ~psrlaE.n 6iasn=Station, iDie frSt:
E1gIi3.
A3O Mproeng - G6Heljug, Sduptllntet Saors'
tonu, q. & W. &abn uno Dem Shptr, nno aus'
otuomm.n SonHta0g, g.. O.. 9ebn, eeanlbtTs'
burq, Dlattinsbhrg u1O @In5ttI:
SdoIi6 . ausqe m II Sonntags
rs morqtus-0prf, 3. & p.=SiO. unO eaapt.
Qinie 6fli6 BON GTorpsSrope, CARLISLE HAo O&
pa SRorGeug - Souptlini., 6astrstOtpn. SsDaDs
%p,ugbur9, ~5rsoerid, GmmitsbuEg uno IT. q u
1oG2 gGa~oraens~atiOmm. fir lniOns9riOGh VOFi
unb @ettDsburg. ,..Lariho.
2.25 ~ga6m.-4ftomm. nab unIonaSFVs' 9,s
392 Iobm.-grpreb mad 9ort uno 2. a.. ato.
az az m-Gpr<b, 6auptliHie : 9nntt., ea9.rs'
toun, Hrtbtrid, Gmmitsburg uno S9lppehsout@
$40 ~Nadm.-4ttomm. nap Gmorp59tyoe.
els Rabm.-Nfomm. nab unionESttogs.
lie Nbfnpg-4ttomnl. nab Gmorp=9roos.
gur e onntG9s
O o. moro.rs-Mffemm. nab llnionsErioge uGs
Sdnoper. m
40 ~Gdhm-at.omm. nab gH0ro<@Goos.
IN: * NbsnDs-affomm. NAB GricI1s9tooe;
giaettz uno gtpddsgrrsau 9r. %Io, OFsSaiil'
more=Strobs. mw.r.uN.r,.
SnItou, uno gBalbroofz (RortbsAgsD Citation
" IN Soop, Observation-Disclosures.
3. 8. @rtspOIb, .sYanaoier=aocnf.
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Die ungarif9en Rei9s=
fatbsnablen finb biesmal iebr erbitz
terte getpefen. Nat Perionen tpuroen
in ben Wahltdmpfen setOotet. Gin
pfdrrer, Der fir ben @rafen 3i6p
daitirte, purbe in's Wdfer gefporfen.
Ser Oberbiirgermeifter BON Pef.
arepberger, periibte i'm Wabllotale
Selbftmorb. Ser berborragenb1te
Mebner bes unsarifden parlaments,
@raf Mpponpi, ipurbe nit fnapper
Notb getpdblt, unb Der flaffif9e @er<
treter bes 2iberalismus, coleman
Eis5o, unterlag segen ben Gambia
ten Der RoFutb : partei. Diefe ges
mann atpOlf Manbats. Bon 293 4bs
qeorbueten gebDren 246 Der liberalen
partei, 70 Der Rpfntb : partei nno
I9 Der flerifalen 8~oltspartei an. Die
iibrigen finb parteilps ober duf bas
NafionalitGten : programm geipdblt.
@itb5ebn Gti9pabltn finb e~rforosr=
Ii@.
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Neme MnsdaeM
81 jreaI Ter
Tiremen's Snfni ance Gcmpanu.
nou Baltimore,

81 ireaI Ger
- Tiremem'S Smfma nce Gcnfpanu
BON Baltimore.
gIftiondrcs q erfdmmInne.
SaItimor ben &c. Stptrmbrr 1901.
afn bic Mfrfpndre ecr ..Siremen's Endurance
Goripanp ppu Baltimore"
Ga6ridt miro hermit ertbeilt, bab am 8 o ne
r t. a, Den 81. Gftober 1901, Wittogs Il lthr,
cine Notwithstanding Der Ittionare belagter
gempdanie in DEM Saupt=9itrcau an Der Horopit=
Gfe Der Snutb= unp WatersS trabe in Baltimore
fottfiubeu tpirb, ,um 3pede Der Stintmaboabe iir
pber oeaen cine Serabiebung oes glftientapitals Der
Gombaonie BON AZ, 900 @ntbeilen gum 4~ari=9Sertbe
BON ie 500, I'M @elan1mtbetrage BON $900,WO, auf
1000 antbeile sum 9ori=g8,rtbe pom ie $40, 5n=
iammen $500. GEO, ipelbe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'm
Setraae BON 300, 900 auf oas ltebtrl6uB=6onto Der
Gompaanie iibertraqeu uno Die berbleibenoen $780,
600 Der 0srrinqerune eanceairt iperoen ioler, iopie
fir bic Grleoiqunq irgeno iuel5er 9%eeignettr @e=
ihdite, bic elmer Notwithstanding Der Gfticaa=
re ~porgeltet iperocn rD9en.
&. g. @. @cIfe, grdfbsnt;
@arrn g. Riau. Setretir.
g,oro, ~ 0lafe. &. Cfnen Norris,.
Shorntpn 3oains, Sobn w. Sltflg,
Gpp. Stabler, jun, Strrtan 2 glaft,
Sliner 3. &. gedrner, gSnt. :. Sonnelp,
@. ". S6lens, Anprep =. GOHlon,
Ger. 9lofiitone, @eorge g8bitelod,
Gqben q. Girfldno,
Sireftoren
(271 81. OF. q.30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-19
Gr,trbuua auf @prtp Ricp.

Sic ~ilnfoftu bss llnttrbalts bon S6ulrn chi
9orto 8ieo fHs Iebr grObe, ipenn mir ben Setrug
@eloeg in 9etra6t 3ie6sn, Der fir Die fleine &n=
sobl BON aneemelS.tsn s6i!ern perausgubt ipiro.
Sic llria6e 1T bic llntenntnib Der S6ulbebDrpe
be,iiqli6 0fonomii6er S6ul=9riuiipien; bu ieDo6
bs QanO mad unD ra5 nit unlerent eiaener IN
enasre Neri6runo qebraht ipiro, ipiro 0eien SIS
fem %oficnbar %eedupsrt ipcroer, big IS %nniercn perz
~seitiqen ,3afano Der goafommenbeit errei6t. Sn
%uniersm 9auOe peroen Die 2eute gu Der Sbatiabe
crsoqen, oaB es elm ii6erts @silmittsl iir aae
Maoenleipsu, ME SnspspTe, 9srodiunosleiben,
9erfopfunq, 2ebsr= uno Riersuleioen, 0iebt, .rno
bieie Meoisin lift @oftctter's Tfagenbitters. 60
ioQtc bel Dem o~lereriten Compton, irQenp elmer
ser pbioen Grunfbeiten qe6rau6t ptrpen, fails Sbr
unn6tbioeg Qeioen ptrmeioe m0btst. IS piro
Sud promptc ohlfe unp ipdter 6siluns gsben, tuie
6unoertc bon 9eutsn, eini6liebli6 Dielsr 5erpOrra=
oenoer Nsrste, tpdbreuo Der lskten fiinfjig Sabre
hsieifnt bohfn.
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sRarnIduSer ed,ule fir eoube.

Der "a. Rurius Der Marpldnnr SHul. fir Saus
Be b.ginnt am IS. September. Giefes 1T cine
reliaionsloft Sduls fir tou5e Ginbsr uno Juno.
2euts, uno folde, bsreH Gsbor 10 monetltaft III.
hab ibr gefut Der iblibeH eaulen auseei6loHem
lit. Bier ips,i.ae 2ebrer fir 2iSpsns uno geoens
2sien. 6ut cine SHrnantalt uno Kindergarten.
6obe unb sduncs Gage. Rpe unb urterri&t frei.
@egen aaiuabme i9rtise man an Gbarles 80.
Glib, Brin,ipal, Srsouid, MD-
(4uc6-6tpt21, 81, Sp. Sol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-19

SIN britten Qnartdl 1901
tpuroen aus Dem 8eairf bes General
&oniulats Sranffurt a. 90. (Sioz u.
Wef : Seutf9lanb) Wuaren imWer=
the bon 9,727,266 Dollars na6 BEN
Ser. @taaten aussefibrt, sesen bic
entfpre9enoe 3eit bes 8oriabres cine
3nna6me bon 585,381 Dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-19

Sc tern mar Der 18. . +
tober, Der a9tunba9t5igfte Sabrestag
Der oenfnirbigen S6la9t BEL 2eipz
gig, Der nberrli6en S9la9t," tpie @az
ter IrnDt lie nannte, bic Dem beutz
f4en 8olte 8efreiung BON benz So9e
bes &prfen brd6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-19

,@ II Mann, Der beute u NJ
f9luB an bic Ser. Staaten befiirpor=
ten piirbe, fDnnte ppbl fdum in Der
fleiniten 0inass Der proDina gu Ell
mem 5enaenbeit9ttser ertpdblt iperz
ben. Sa, tpenn mir Die Ser. Staaten
anneftiren f0nnten, 10 ndre 9as mas
Mnberes," f9reibt Die Ontario 9loz
de" in einem Irtttel vSes &Dnigs
@obn in Soronto." Wie oo9 Der 8e=
fu9 zines 8Onissiobnes ben patrio=
tismus bod auflobern ldBt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-19

Ser Mosfauer MiIlioz
NOR Collaboration bat Der Stabt II
Mfinionen Hubel berma9t our Grid
tung BON 9duiern nit biaigen Wobz
11uneen fir bic Nrmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-19

Sas ODrf9en gerftns in
Maine bat Is @dbler unb ieber bat
Elm 4emt4en. Wenn ba nidt Sober
Die er1te @eige ipielen min, fOnnen bic
Geut6en re9t glidli9 1ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-19
Senrn 8. @prtbntatt.

Gg ftorb AM Is. b. @. @enrD s. @ort6man,
oelicbter Sobn BON Minna unp benz perftorbener
Senrp Mort6man, i'm altsr bon q Sabrsn uni
8 Monaten in ieinsr @obnune, gr. 1736, St.
9rsitpn= Strabe. Sic 8srbigung fiaoet NJ o r Q { II.
Sonntaq, Hadr1ittaqs 2 llbr, pom Irautrbluie aus
nab Der r8altimoreASsmetsrp" itatt.
gu rubsft nun i'm itil:n Gr;e0sn,
Die unjsr S,er3 i'm Soo nod iiebt.
a6! pisl gu friib BON uns qei6ieOsn,
8o1t tisf bic Srsnnuna uus 6;triibt.
Sp6 Tag es in pes 90biteu 9Ian;
99as 9Ott tbut, Eas 1T tpob!9etban!
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