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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
SuSae MSpueate Generals CfTce

Smsae Mbpueate Generals Office
Nr. 800, 8roabpap, Nstpzgort.
Senben Sie mir sefl. Elm Dubenb
@9aftsla Sbrer Sablets, bo i9 es
nidt pagen mOdte, mid pbne bieiel@
ben gu bebelfen. sd muB gelte6sn,
bab i9 gu patent Msbi5inen nidt
bel 9ertru1rsn babe, unb ba5 i6 am
senebm enttGui9t mar, inoem ib met
ne SpGtzabenbmubl5eit obrs Be-
i6psrben genieBen fonnte, tpenn i1 Ell
ne G9a6iel Sbrer Sablets in msinsr
Wstentai9e botte.
Sd iiberlafs ss Sbnen, irgenb sinsn
ungldubisen Sbomu5 an MIDI gu ber<
t~psiien. Sd babe alien meinen 5rsunz
Rem gsratben, otsielbsu in i6ren
S9nappiad gu t6un, uno lam nod
msinsn sigsnen Grfubrunsen le:9t be-
s~reifsn, tpesbalb bieielben nit IL. g.
Mrmn &c Napp Sablsts" besei9net
fno. M9tunsspoa Sbr
Sen. Stiuman s. Rneefanb.
Poiitipe Sur fir SpspepIie, 5artz
Iei6igfsit uno lauren Wasen. 1Oc.,
25c. unb $1.00 pro pudet.
gu .baben Bel allen poz
f9etern. (Sft26-)
gu baden unb smpfoblen bon s E 6.
80. &olbensb b, Nr.2 Srebsrid= Ipe.
Comic in Sabliltpn's Npotbefs,
Gde @apz unb 8alttmorsit raBe.
Man f9reibe tpesen 9ratisz prpbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
Ser rseuti6e Sag" in philadelphia

6eute pirb Der rSeutl6e Sag" in
philadelphia bur9 einen 5eitaft in
Der 6ale Der yOeutl9en 9eienI6aft"
sefeiert tperben. Die biesidbrige 5eier
tit aber BON gang beionberer 9eoeuz
tung. Mit berielben lit cine Gonfe<
reno perbunben, 81 tpelder ii4 Wfdnz
ner aus alien Sbeilen bes 2anoes gum
vOeutf9 : Nmsrttanif9en Nationdl=
8unb" pereinigen. Ser rPbilabelpbter
Semofrat" i9reibt 9ariiber:
Man bGlt bier pietdtpon an benz
Sage fef, an Dem pOr nunmebr 218
sSabren bic erIten beutf6en 4niieoler
unter Yafprius On unieren 9eitaoen
aelanbet finb, unb biefe fpGte Sabresz
aeit nit ibren erften SrOiten i4lieBt
leiber elm grobes @Olfsfeft aus, pie es
Die S9Dpfer bes @eoenftages, unfere
unperssBliden Buffer CUR gethdtigung
bes Oeutf9 : Imeritanertbums, Die
6erren Yrpf. Seiben1 tider unb Or. q.
&eGner, i'm Slime batten.
9p9 nit iebem neuen Sabre benefit
bic S6eilnabme an Der 5eier, bab bic
felbe in unierem 9eutldzI merifanerz
tbum fe1te Wursel gei9lagen bat.
Hi9t bier aaein, ionbern aud in ben
anberen StGbten bes 2anoes bat fiA
Der .Oeutf6e Sag" eingebirgert, uno
erit bieier Sage baben mir beri9ten
f0nnen, in tpela' pirfli9 grobartiger
Weife berfelbe in Baltimore unD in
Snoianupolis unter 8etbeilisung BON
3ebntauienben feftlid begansen
tpurbe.
unb Dem lit gut 10, benin mebr, als
ie, tbut es notb, bab Die 8iirser beutz
i6er 4bfammuns in unierem 2anoe
feit su1ammen itehen in Der 8ertbetoiz
eung iener Sitter, Die lie, unbei4aoet
hires amerifaniihen 8%iirserthums,
ieber 3eit bodbalten f0nnen = bic
beut1de Spra9e unb beut1den Sitten,
bur9 Die fe ieit Der erften ginpanbez
rung perebelnb auf ben amerifanif6en
8plfs%G bdrafter eingentrft baben uno
es audi ieBt unb immerbar tbun ioaz
ten. @erabe neil Der Born, aus benz
bas Oeutfn : 4mertfanertbum ftets
reue 2ebensfruft seidDpft bat, in ben
lebten sSabren fpdrliher eeflohen TT
uno neil gar man6es Stiid beuti9en
8plfstbums untersusebsn brobt, fpenn
iid ielbit iiberlaHen, 1T es boppelte
pfli9t, Die &rdfte %auiammen gu fafen
aur Grbdltung Oe1en, mas S9Dnes
unD @utes i'm Oeuti9tbum rubt.
Oesbalb beiben mir es pilfommen,
baB nit Der Seier bes bisberigen beutz
i9en Sases cine gonferen5 bon MGnz
nern aufammen fGnt, Die iiG biefer
pfliat bstpubt limb, besbalb besriibsn
mir bic Selegaten gu benz Gpnpent oes
uOeutf9 : Nmerifaniiden National :
8unbes," Der ii9 bic f90ne 4ufgabe
qefteGt bat, i'm ganSen 2anbe fir dae
8eitrebungen CUR 5Drberune Der beutz
fden Spra6e burh Ginfihrung bes
beutfaen 1nterridts in ben Dffentz
liden @dulen, fir bas a0rper unb
@eiff alei9mdbis ausbilbenbe beutf4e
Surnen, fir ben bas esienise 2eben
perebelnben @olfssefang, fir Die
beutfa : ameritanifde @ei9idtsfors
fduns, anf baB mir ieber 3eit NIT be-
redtigtem @tol5 barauf binpsifen
f0nnen, pelfen rubmreifsn Mntbsil
bas Oeutfdtbum an Dem Nufbdu UNI
ferer Nation bon Mnbeginn an sebubt
BAT, fir beutihe Runit UNI 8ifenz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
nj. e5r,,i be,obIt uniere WUrserunaen.

Die tiirfii6e 8~eoierung bat auf Die Wornung
bin, oab peitsres 9er36gern Der Se3abluno unierss
Iuipru6ss ib peroerbli9 fir fe ~srpeiien ipitroe,
Sulest pole 3ablung %oeleiitet. Sas erinnert on bic
9batia6e, bab gers0eerunoen gefdbrli6 fnb, be-
jonberg in su6en bss Mugens, Der Sober uno Der
Sdrme. gBenn Gusr Maosn i6ua6 lit, Cure
Sdrme p~erftopft fnb uno Cure Sober untbdtig it,
foatet Sbr nibt ldnser i~partsn, f~onDern iofOrt cine
sslai6e Sufctter's @aeenbitters faufsn. Gs 1T elm
Gtdrfnngs= unp @elebungsmittel fir ben Wtag.n,
unb fir frdufii6e 9eute, pelbe Elm gelsbun9s nits
tel brau6en, 1T es pbue Seinesqfeiden, oa DIR
,~arteite Waeen es bel f6 bebultsn fann. So tpiro
fernsr gerbauune sbsi6tpsrosn, Spsptpie, SOObrens
men, 9ldbiuGt, S6laflofgttit, Rtroohtdt beilen
uno Walaria, s5ieber NIB faltes Giebsr perbi!en.
Seine @ei6i6ts tpdbreno Der lssten t"inf3ig Sabre
uno Sunoerte BON einoeoungenen 3eugnihsn betuei=
fen Sag f6srli6. Sus ebte mub uniere 9rioat=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
nMpnal Slne.n2Tnie
meaern sNnrnlann.8ahn.

xritt 20. sept. 1901 n araft.
Rio, pr!aN.n 9ilen=5taliOu, ME foI9t:
SGgit4.
40 Rpreens - G1nsl3ug, oau7tlinit, Sd9ers'
ionu, q. & u. &abu uno Dem ejioen, uno aHs'
Qcnommsn Sonutags, 8. Q. 8sDn, Gbdmberss
bura, Nortlnsburg uro 98Inb:fr.
SdqIi6, ausqe SoHnta9s
T.25 Niorqeng-9ort, 9. & 9z9io, uno 9aIpts
Qinie 5hli6 bon GnlorpsGrooe, GarlisIs uHO S.&
S.=9abH. ~
S.N Ys0rgsns oauStlial<.aaalseSsS, S6BiS=
p%tnsburg, Gr.oerid, GMygGts6uro unO q. & 20.
9abn, bis clifton.
1912 yoroensz 4tt5lfm. fir llninHsSrio9e, 9ort
uno @sttus5urg.
2.25 ~Al1M.-NticmM. rad nnion@Srlo9e.
8.32 9d@m.-Gtprtb nab gort unf y. x %. Sto.
As Rahm.-9prsb, GluptliHIe : ;Bunit, $d9.r
toDu, %frebtrid, GmHliisbur0 une SbtppsnsbErs.
$50 Re3T.-Nti1mm. rad Gnlorg :grcoe.
6l5 Ra@m.-atfomm. mad lluion=9riooe.
lI.3 D5-at.omm. nab GmorosSrooe.
Rur z onutag a..
9.35 Roreens-Gttemm. mad llnior=Srioge rfS
&aHoptr.
235 Ra6m.-@tform. mad Ilnion=8rioge.
400 0anm.-Nttomm. Il3 GmorpaGrpDe.
1855 AbeEo5-Nit0mm. nab GmOrp=5roDe.
giletes unO Gepdd@9lrtau 9r. 2i1o, SfssaIti'
mortsStrabe.
3iQe bolten an rlniors, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Glfltouz uno 0a!6roo.z (glortt=Npe) Station.
Z. 81. 8 0 b, @entrelsSdGiiisiibrer.
g. 8. GrisuolD Sen z9aHaoierzA0snt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
S~erIammlungs~ Mnselgeg.
Neae @nseigem.
&ireau Ger
~ Sircmen's Sniutance Gcrnpann
Don Baltimore.

81 iireau Ger
- Giremen's Sniu, anee Gompann
Don Baltimore.
Mftipndrcs Serfammiuna.
Baltimore, Den 26. Scptcmber 1901.
sn Die 9fripndre Ger ..6iremsn's Sninrauc
Gompaup pun Baltimore"
3o6ridt tpiro hermit srtbeilt, baE am 9 o n=
nerftaq a, Den 81. Sftober 1901. 1iittags u lhr.
cine Notwithstanding Der Nftiondre ~belaGtsr
Spmpaauie in Dem Soaupt=9iiredu un Der HorooT=
ede Der EQUITY UNI 99ater=S trabe in Baltimore
ffottfinper lpirb, gum 3ipede Der StimmabGabe itr
poer oeQen cine @erabiebung bes Nftienfapitals Der
Gpmpdonie BON 5000 Mntbeilen sum- Qari=99ertbe
BON ie 500, i'm @eiammtbstrage bon 100000. auf
40. 600 gntbeile gum @ari=g9srtbs BON ie $40, 5=
ian,mtu 800, COO, pel6e Gapital=9erriugerung i'm
9etraoe BON 800. 900 aut bas lleberi6us=Gonto Der
Gpmpaanie iibertraqen uno bic Derbleibenoen 300, :
900 Der 9errineerunq eancelirt tperDcn ioacn, iopie
fir bic Grfeoiqung irqeno tpel6er %qeeieneter @e=
f6dfte, bie elmer Notwithstanding Der %ttipnd=
re ~porocltqt ipsrpcn mooel.
e. g. q. gSpIfe, Brdioent;
Sarrn g. Mail. Setretdr.
@eoree u. @loft, 7. Slnsp Forrts,
Thornton Holins, SpDn Dt. SlItlg,
Gpfu. Stabler, iun., Ssrnlon =. Ylatt,
Slipcr \. 6. 9Garner, Q9m. 3. SOnuelp,
8. u. Sbleus, Nnorep I. 9onlon,
Geo. 9lafiftone, George Wbtttlod,
Sqben VI. &irfiano,
Sireftoren
(271.s,S5.92. 9.30N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

Die 3aifer 3uammens
funft in San5ig bat bod Die Gran>
sOien arg beri9nupft. peuetan ldbt
iogur in ieinem r@slair" cine Slutb
perfOnlider 8efaimpfungen iiber
Gdifer Wilhelm eraehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

Sn ct. 2puis : County
finb gr0bere Meteore sefalen. 90
fommen iebt f4on Die Nusfeaungs<
Sbiefte aus ben entlegenten Sbeilen
bes Weltraumes fir Die ct. 2ouiier
Weltausftelunq anoefloqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

Wenn bic &artnniiten
elm Bib bes beutf4en &aiiers in
amerifanif6en 3eitungen bringen,
foaten tie inn gum tpenisiten bod
ni9t ben uni90nen engliiden 9elm
duf ben &opf 1eben. (St. g. 8atg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

Die &aiferin : Wittne
BON China bat elm gbift erlafen, pelz
DIES Die ginfiibruns zines angemeinen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bic Grrihtung
bDberer 8ilbungsanitalten unb BON
@lementarfhulen in alien propinaen
perfiiat. China maht duf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
Sptcpbine Barr.

Gg farb an 9. OttOber, 1910 Ia6mittaas, So.
5cpbine Barr, iineits 5odttr bon SObu Or. uno
Gatb,rine Barr, i'm alter bon 26 Sabren unO
6 Monoten. Die 8erbieunq finbet beutt,
Samitaa. ben 5. Gftober, 9 llbr Wtoreeng. bon eer
elterli6en 9apbnune, Nr. 1914, ft=loiunieno=Str.,
aus mad Der st. Safobus=sir6s fatt, mo cine &e=
qu~iemz6c6mefs fir ibre eesl.nrube eelebrirt iusr@
DEN pirp. (276-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
SampfihtFssNn
Merchants'& Miners

&@MR Transportation Comp.
&S Nampfsr = efnien.
gnob gpfpn uuc Dem Often:
jtAer 9ienitaa, Oouueritas frei;as uno Ssuntess
abenos 6 uhr.
gca6h grppieenee nne Dem Cfem:
iseen Wontaa, OBJ uno Treitas. g5eHbs 6 rHG.
Nah Sapannab uuo Gem Sneen:
iteen 9ienhdq. Donnertas, SamftaS. Gbenbs O nte.
Rad, Neippprt.Sf ems unc 6orfoIf:
tdaIih, aussenoulmen Samitaas, A6enos d uhr.
ruIbertrefaihe BeauemIibfetteu uno Se'oftiauns.
SorsidltiSe 8srIasuns uEo ibrtGs SsIoroeruns
bon 0raft. q. VI. Siltltsbatns a9enL
Eus bes ldu5en Sofs;
u. 9.Etebbins. g.. 2. Wf.;
aB. q. Burner, 8.=B.sI;
6. 8. @bitnep, 2.sVe.
Sauutblr,aur-1ar. 214 cf'GsrmanIgtrafs
Gl3t&S)
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Gliiabetb 3Dnriegcl.

Gg ftarb am Sonnerftae, BEN 8. Sttobsr, Tbenbs
7 llbr, meine qeliebte Satin Gliiabetb S6ari.qsl
o,borene 9us, i'm alter BON SO Subreu. Sis Be-
~sroieuns finost 9 onntae, ben 6. Sftober,
0obmitfaqs punt 8 llbr, bonn Srausrboais, Rr.
1912, ear9entsS trabs, aus auf benz saoupon=9arts
srieo6ofe" itatt.
SER rautr @utts nebf eObn.
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&. GIiiobetb 0pefueuffeiu

Gs farb am 8. Gftobsr, Nbenbs UNI 8.55 llbr,
mad tur,er &rontbeit g. Gliiabetb 2oetpenftein in
ibrem ~. Qebengiobrs, 5o6tsr bon 2ouis uno Der
psritorbeaeu Gutberine 9petpenitein. Gie 9esrbigung
finpet bon ibrsr lebten g3ubnunq, Ir. go, Sara=
toea=Strube, aus Sonnta9 9, ben 6. Sttobsr,
Ia6mittoog I'M 2 llbr, TAFT. geriuanot, unp
5rsunpe Der 6umilie fuo a6tuugsooa eingelaSen,
S.:.,ua,u, f07Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
samifaa, ben 5. Cftuber 1901.

Ser8erIuf, ben Der d dz
1i1he Staatsfisfus an Der perfra9ten
2eipSiger 8ant erleibet, belduft ii9
auf fiinf MiQionen Marf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

Wegen bifferen5en
traten etpa 1900 Mnaeitente Der Muiz
: Timber Norbbabn in ben Nusitano;
infOlge befen muBte auf einem groz
BEN She'll bes @iienbabnnebes atpiz
f9en gomo unb Matlanb Der 8etrieb
p%onffGnbia eindeiteut nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

sd babe iinmal em=
pfansen pier5is Streide peniser ems.
SD bin breimal geftGupet, einmal ge=
ifeinigt, breimal babe i9 @hiffbru9
erlitten." 90 fhreibt Der 4poitel
paulus, Der sroBe 8ertiinber oes
Gbriftentbums, an feline Gorintber.
6eute entfibrt man bic MifiionGre
unb forbert Elm bobes 2Dfeselb. Sie
Metbpben Der Miffondrs : 8erfolz
gung bahen fi4 eednbert. Cine ge=
ipife 8epunoeruns fann man iibriz
aens ben MiffionGrinnen nidt perfa=
qen. SroB Der gntfibruns BON SRI.
Stone finb spei tpeitere Mmerifane<
rinnen nod Der @eseno obsesansen,
mo syrl. @tone entfiibrt ipurbe; ,unb
BON Seattle reifen breiaebn amerifani=
Idle MiTigndre mad China, nm bort
has Miifionstperf nieber auf5unebz
men. l1nb tpie iinb biefe 2eute unb
lire 36glinge in ben lebten Sabren
bort bebaibtlt lpprbeE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

Oas eeolpgif9e Regie<
rungs y 8iireau be5iffert in ieinem
lebten 8eri9t bic grgebnihe Der i'm
Sabre 1900 seponnenen Mtneralproz
BUTTE auf bic ftattli4e Summe BON
$1,O7O, JOSS 89. BON pelden $751;
418,627 auf metanii9e @usbeute
fommen, 1906, 891,364 auf &oblen,
STE, 752,691 ouf petroleum unb
$23, 1853 auf Raturgas. Bon ben
MetaIen tparen Die grtrGge: giien
$3.50, 944, 900, @il6er $77,O70.471,
Sob $79,322,2S1, 8upfer $98,492,z
O39, 8lsi $23,561,688 3inf $10,z
654,196, Ybospbate $5,359,248,
Sbon $12 100000 uno @teine SAT-
o5S.530.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

8pn !Srn. u. 9anit4 If,
Mgsnt fir Dcutfde Bidder unb 3eitz
fdriften, Ger. 10, Rorbzpoppletonz
@trabe, 1T uns elm luftiges Bud bon
Grnit 9eorgD sugegangen: rSte Ser
liner 3anes". Ser 8erfaher seidnet
NIT i9neioiger Stride unb tOitli4em
6uutor bic 8erliner u2ange," b. +.
Das S9ulmdbel Der Rei6sbdupttaOt,
fpie es nit 8erliner uneridrodenbeit
unb ausgeriiftst nit f9lagenoem Wib
Die Shuliabre burdlGuft, babel 1T
aber bas MtGDsl Dur6aus ni6t UNI
1pmpatbif9. Die gerin9e preisausz
lase fir bas 8u4 piro Niemanb be-
reuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
&a atlantic -Gransuort Ga.

~-L~rYM1H - WtHtInIsA9enten,
ES Continental Srmits 63cb6upe.
atlantic 5rausport=Qinit.
Bon Baltimore mad 2OnOon
Sampfsr rRnigbt COMMANDER. ........l8 Sftpber
2OrO 2init.
Bon Baltimore nab 9lfait, Dublin unO Garoiff.
Nab 9liait uuo 9ubi:n.
Sampfer r2orD GOtouibJrt"..............8. 0ftobsr
rifpl= Is b anuel=2iu:e.
9ta6 @rirol.
Sampler sWtoatdna@. 10 cffn5,r
& ire Qinie.
Hl6 9cir6.
amburg : q m trttaHii5t2tuit
9tG3 oam5ura.
Hdmpfer p9tlq:aT. 0ftohsr
Surb uenOe 3 rdbtbriefe mcrner
oerdus9abt nab oGtsH in Grobbritannisn nad6 D,m
Continent. eer Gfitt, Dem Witteldnoii6:n Mtcre
uuO Dtm Cten. (ifrbf7 S&S5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05
SnNp8fGUe.

gm 9. CttOber nellie SDpper, l Wonot
alt.
DIN 8. OftOber Gbparb ID. 56eibt, 3
Nlnuntr nIt
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Girdlid)e Mn;eigem.
EE-iStrioc snbif1mms=Neicr

5~5Ftnbrt6c SHutiuNHHs= syttGr
Der erfen reutfdben ep.sIutb. ct. Sobanness
Gemeince,
Da,tor 81. gurfart, on Der SioolesS trabe, nobe
ennfplpaniaz Stpsnue, Sonntaq uno " 0 ne
t a a, ben ID. unp IA. Ottobsr 1901. @ottesoienft
finost am sorntaq nm Ill llbr Waoreens, 8 ubr
Nodmittaos une IS ubr gbenbs uno am Waontue
nm 5 nbr gbsnog iatt. Vile 5reunoe Der @s=
meinoe fnb bersli3 tuiafOmmsn.
Or. s4-5,7) Sae HeffzGomite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

Gin republifani6 der
3eitgenofe bemsrft nit benz 9ruitton
Der lleberseugung, bab nein bimmelz
meiter l1nteri9ieo 5nif1en Wfart
5annd unb Did Groter beftebe." 9m!
elm l1nteridieo 1T a~Gleroinss ba, Der
beitebt aber barin, baB Marf !9anna
Elm republifanif9er unb Did Groter
Elm bemofratif9er BOB 1T; i'm uebriz
gen 1T i6re Riidii6tsloiiefeit unb
Wuritisfeit segeniiber Der Dffentli9en
Meinung unb Die Sragpirbigteit
ibrer nMetboben" eenau bieielbe.
(gtnc. 8fr.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-05

aus allen Sbetlen Der
pfala fommen8lagen iiber ben i4le9@
ten Stanb Der Weinberge. Siefe Ga
gen bilDen einen troftloi len Nnblid.
Oie 5Gulnib Der Srauben lit eine aaz
gemeine unb ldBt ii9 ielbt Bel GIN
itigem Wetter nidt mebr aufbalten.
Minionen bat Der Gegen Der lebten
Wp6en ben Winaern qefnabet.
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Baltimore G~ainpf=8
Mlte uue ;urerldfTGc
q 1fie

eI,sante 9ampf.r tdalih, au~sseEommen Conn
tags con ben neIen Yier5 Dir. 10, IL, II Iro l3,
9ia1ts Strase, nm u 80 rhr aberes udh Cte point
Go,ufcrt. SanrfoIf, Portsmouth uuo alien
@unftsn ees Sueens. Gerbtnoune in BortsIIout5
nit Der Staboarb slir Clinic" aeihIoieHer 3ug. Boris
mouth nab atlauta. Sn9e Btr5iuouna III 4'elooH
buno nit Der rgiorfoIf unb @aroIiua," ~-giorfoIf uHb
eoutbern, satIautic uno Danpiae" unh -giorioIt aHs
Weffern GiieEbabH," uno NIT Der nSIb Dca1lnion'
2inle" nab 9%tcIpberue unb @dibinatoR, yt.sG.
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aus Wiontepibeo fommen. Die uberz
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tpie i'm Sabre 1899, in pel4em 3d.
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-10-11

Last night I dreamed saw my mother
young;
I never knew her till her hair was gray.
Last night saw the wrinkles smoothed
away
And pearls about her satin shoulders
strung.
Out from our homely tools of toll among
she came as IL she knew them not.
There lay
Old hopes in her young eyes. Family
to-day
Are sounding the dead madrgals she
sung
l. who had watched the stolen march of
lays,
And would not see the days they stole
away
Moved breathlessly to meet her, mute
with praise.
But, ah, the vibrant hand that In mine
lay
was not the one / love upon my hair;
Nor hers the mother eyes. deep, deep with
prayerl
BY iona Gale, in the July Bookman.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-10-11
TorfoIsns Like Melons.

G. Carson, a farmer near Eufaula,
was on the streets the other day and
said: II wish there was a market for
tortoise. If there was / would be in
good shape financially in little while.
l have a large patch of muskmelons
and the vines have been loaded with
the fruit, but as they got about ready
for harvesting. something began eat
ing them at night. Several nights were
spent in laying for the intruders, and
late one night there was a rafting OF
dry homes, or sounds that somewhat
resembled that. and before taking a
run for the house l took a farewell
look and beheld herd of tortoises all
over the cantaloupe patch. l made a
dash among them and sursted the
bulls of some dozen, captured two and
have them captives" To make sure
that he was not mistaken in the melon
thieves, he now and then drops a
muskmelon in the box where they are
confined and he says they rush upon
it and eat nearly as fast as a hog
Galveston Daily News.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-10-11
The Last OF the Buttons.

1t is related by an exchange that in
a certain parish, the name of which is
prudently withheld, the wife Of cler-
gyman was mending clothes when a
neighbor dropped in for a social chat.
The visitors attention was attracted
to a large basket half-filled with but
tons. and carelessly lingering them she
suddenly remarked why, here are
two buttons exactly the same as those
my husband had on his last winter
suit" Indeed. said the clergyman's
wife, that is curious! All these but
tons were found in the collection
basket, and l have saved them. think
ing l might put them to use" After
this the conversation languished, and
very soon the visitor took her depart
ure. But the story got abroad, and no
more buttons were found in the bas-
ket.-Youth's Companion
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-10-11
WoSe."
Rose! Rose whatY"


Rose! Rose whatY"
"Wose Waters. What's your manner"
twisting button on his coat in con-
fidential way that provoked SAD little
smile from her companion.
Jack Williams. Did you ever hear
it?"
The little one shook her head.
what is your-your mothers
manner"
she's named the same as me-"
"And your-father is named-Rich-
ard Wilson, isn't hep"
II amt got no father He's down
the deep hole" was the reply in an an
mated tone.
His expression changed to one of in
credullty.
as your father really dead, Rose?"
he asked, striving against the feeling
OF exhilaration which pervaded his be-
ing.
A vigorous nod in the affirmative
was the reply. Jack was silent now;
his blue eyes wandered out to sea and
darkened and shone with visions which
made him forget the child. She grew
restless, and after awhile tlmidly
touched his arm and said:
"Give me my mothers earring now,
1 mus go home" Jacks eyes came
quickly back to the anxious little face.
where is your home. dear?' Her
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-10-11
oRAoKsmEN ARE EDWARDS.
Stories of Burglars Being Brave Are
All Bosh.


All Bosh.
BOLD burglars, or bold crooks of
any sort, are much more scarce than
their victims have any idea Of. They
don't succeed because they are bold
or have bravery that amounts to more
than sublime assurance, but because
the great majority of their victims are
cowards,' said burglar just out of the
penitentiary at Joliet, Ill. "A burg
lar with sense" he continued, knows
that people will get out of his way
as rule and will be only too glad to
allow him to escape rather than run
the risk of having their own skins
hurt. l have known a man to lie
awake in bed and make believe he was
asleep, hoping that the burglar in his
room would get through his work
and hurry away without hurting him.
He was a coward and the burglar,
who was just as big a coward, took
advantage of the fact. He knew the
man was awake. If that man had
moved the burglar would have "ske-
daddled," with visions Of a bullet be-
hind him. OF course, If burglar is
cornered, he is like a rat in the same
fix-he will fight
"Cowardice simply invites burglars.
If the rule was to receive burglars
with a club or revolver there would
be lots fewer in the business. If men
were willing to take little chance of
being hurt burglars wouldn't take
chances with them No men are more
careful of their hides than burglars,
and their courage amounts only to
reliance on the weakness of human
nature. Think of the cowardice
which allows two or three men to hold
up two or three dozen men in rail
way train. A little grit would en-
able them to overthrow the highway
men in a minute, but each one is
afraid to lead, and they submit like
sheep. The profession understands
this. After two or three cases at
jumping on the train robbers-even at
the risk of some injury or even death
there would be no more train rob-
berries. But people submit, and the
business goes on. Bravery ef burg
lars is bosh."
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-10-11

for IT," and turning abruptly he hur-
ried away.
Then little Rose came TO her mother
and held up the small leather case.
Put it in here, mamma" she said
coaxingly; lit come in here"
The mother took the case and me-
chanically touched the spring. The lid
few up, and from its satin lining a
tiny photograph OF herself in her girl
ish beauty smiled mockingly at her.
She started and the color left her
face. She sprang to her feet and
looked with hungry eyes down the
street; but it was too late-he was lost
in the multitude forever.