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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
@citern .Sahn.

Sritt am 23. sunni SOL in &rut /.
3ige uerlaHsn 0ileu=S %tation, ME iolgt:
3agli9.
4.30 Norqcns - Shnel3uQ, @uupt!init, @agerss
tolpn, u. & 70. @abu uno Dem Suptn, lno ausz
gcnommsu SenntaQs, 7. y. gdbn, Gbumbers=
burg, Nlartiusburq, g9indeiter MD Yuntten at
Der s6bciapeafe=94 ete 8abn.~
9.l5 Morgen5 QfNmlrzNrprtB.
1876 Nbenos - 9lttomm. nab Emorp@8fooe.
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4inie Ditli6 ron 6mCrDs8roDc, Carlisle Uno 8.&
&.=@abr.
8ll Mproeng nauptlirie, ou0erstotpn, Chips
%peusburQ, ~ifrcorit, Gmmjtsburg uHo r.. K gB.
@abn, bis SbeuaH0oGb.
1912 -attomm. fir llHion=Srto9s, Jort
pa go6m~Iffomm mad GmorDs@roue.
225 Nadm -9tfomm mad GmorDs@rope.
32 Na6m-Slue Wouutaln GrpreB CSaf!orz
Q9aQqonl; ippie Grepertd.
3.32 0adm.-ErprtB nab Nort NM =. * %, Yin.
"a VQhm-6rpreb, NaUptituJt=Suntte, oa9ers=
hmm. Treprid, Gmutitsburg uu0 Sbippensburs.
100 Ndd5m.-6rpreB bis 0lDnoon. AtionIm. iens
ieits llnious@rioGe.
: u Glodm = nab alicia.
X 016m-Qftomm. ua3 lluionsSrioge.
0ur SoHutG9 5.
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AZ Io6m-4tfomm. mad lluiOusSribe,.
423 0ubm.-Iftomm. nab Nlefia.
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moresS IraBt.
3iioc baltsn GIL lnions, 9enuiplUanta=A oenuss,
FSultouz UNI gSalbrpof= tgtortb=Soel citation.
: ". @oon, @eneralzSel4Gits fthrer.
9. %. 8rispolp, 9tn.sT ahaetsr<doeHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
&caierunQs. 0rrleaenhriten.

en- elmer lGngeren Correspondents an
ben glepeldnber yWG4ter unb In5eiz
ger" gtbt Sr. 8. %. 9abercom Elm
Bib bon Der unangenebmen Gage UNI
1erer Nbminiitration in ibrer 3oaz
gpntrpperie nit HuBlanb. Wir entz
nebmen benz treffli9 gei6riebenen Or
tifel fpleenbs SteIen:
Oieie 8uHen! Wie mar Ii9 bod in
ben Menfhen trren fam! Oa bate
unfere Mbmintftration bas quite 0dterz
diem an Der Netpa fir ibren treuen
Sreunb eebalten unb Die gauge Mleute
Der republitaniiden preB : Srgane
baben iiber bic rufiii9zameritanif4e
Srsunbi9aft seiubelt unb iaon beren
Wertb fir uns tarirt, iuenn mir elm
mai nit unferem neuen gr5feinbe
Oeutf6lanb Mbre9nung Iber irsenb
@tpas 6alten perben. uno iest aeigt
iid, baB Der Hufe gar teinen Spab
peritebt, ni9t Elm bis4en Hiidii9t auf
uns nimmt unb bsreitpilisit einen
fleinen Sariffrleg nit uns eingebt.
Sas lit gar niat f40n, fonbern redt
bDfe BON ibm; er bat bamit bic f4Onen
SrGume bon Der ruiiif9 : amerifdniz
I9en Sreunbf9aft unb 8unbessenoi=
fsnidaft aerit0rt. pelde bic Republiz
faner 10 sliidli4 sema6t hatten. absr
anitatt frph gu iein, oab bisie iptosrz
natiirli9e 6reunbf9aft fi9 als Elm
Srug entpuppt bat unb nie alfo Dor
meiteren unb ~ernfferen Sduf9unsen
Der 9offmungen, pel4e mir unbsre6z
tister @siie oaran setniipft batten, be-
pabrt porben iinb, berrfAt srobe
Srauer barber in Der COMMUNICATION
unb natiirli9 audi in alien ~republitaz
niI9en 4reifen. ginise 9erren pom
&abinet balten ni4t NIT ibren Mniihz
ten 5uriid unb bel9ulbieen Ginan5=
Getretdr Sage, einen grpben Gebler
beaannen su haben. Gtaatsietretdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
mir BIB jest b~eurtbeilen tDnneu, auh

Der ga @aIIee gountb
9erolb" eebt nit einem 9errn Or.
Zimmerman berb um. gr Iagt: u0ab
@4limmite 1T, bab 9err Or. 3immerz
mann bon elmer 10 frofen, 10 bobenloz
fen, 10 gerabe5u unslaubli6en ltnpiiz
fenbeit besiigli9 Der @rrangenf9aften
unb Sriumpbe unieres unpsrsleidliz
den amerifanif4en Bottles tit, baB er
eben gar ni9t anbers reben fonnte,
ielbft tpenn er eepoat bate. Senn.
pie bic 8emetnbeit, pie bic Snfamie
ieines Gbaratters unb Gmpfinbens
notbpenibiser Weife Die Sorm feiner
fpra4li9en IusbrudspeiIe .bebingen
mubte, 10 probuairte na9 ben ebernsn
@efeBen Der 2ogit bic 9ebdrmutter
feiner 8ornirtbeit ben 8alg elmer unz
fterbli4en 8lamage. Die Nadeeburt
min i6 ibm f9enfen." = limb ba min
man be6aupten, auf ben Gebaftionsieiz
feln iGben feline &raftmeber mebr!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

9ie engltf4e S g o.
YreKe in Siioafrifa tit Der @nIi4t,
bab MAJ nun alien grnites an Der
M~usrottung Der boadnoii4en Spraz
6e arbeiten ioa, oamit Siioafrifa
1pieber cine Sprade bdtte, ndmli4 bic
ensli16e. @trb nod CUTE Weile hdz
zen. '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

mil
Ier lit pieber einmal iebr reid. Die
2Gnbereien, bic er Dor Sabren in Serds
gefauft, liegen i'm Centrum Der Dell
region unb MAIDEN ben St4ter gum
MiQipnGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

Ser 8pffbduer : 8unb
Der beutI6en 2anbes : 3riegs : Ser
bGnbe sGblt CUR 3eit $4,000 Mitz
glisber, pel9e iid auf 21,864 Ser
cine pertbeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

Neue Barteien! Woau?
Die alien geniigen, nur mii6en Die
reGten MGnner an bic re4te Stelle
fommen. Neue Barteien tper0en aud
ni9ts taugen, tpenn bieies prin5ip
ni9t fe1teebalten nirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

Ser eben in Yaris fi9
ab1pielenbe 9odperratbspro5eb segen
6errn be Cur Saluees tit tpieoer elm
NAL cine politif6e SARGE, pie man tie
l1ur in Der galliI9en Gepublit in Scez
ne al febeu periteht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
BUR Grinnerung

an unItre Qeliebte 8p6trr unn SNlps1ftt
WQdrie Gfd,ent
ipelde beute Dor cinem Sabre, ant 26. sunni 1900,
~qritprben, aber ni6t p~erGcfen 1T.
Soeuts 1T Elm aabr p~crflofen,
Sab Der Sob Sein Nuqe brad;
lluO ipie traurio mar fir ms bic Stnnoe,
Ga man Sid aus Inlrc Mlitte truG. 4
Sit iteb'n mir an Seines 8rabes @igel,
9Seineu unp iammern, aber Seine
Stimms 1T Till.
Nun rube ianit in Seincr 8ruft,
@is 8ott uns e%iuitens ju Cir ruft.
'@epipmet BON ibren q~tliebten
an Gltern unD d. III i tern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
MittupdJ, DEN 26. Stunt 1901.

Ger 4bgeorbneteS d o NJ
fanf leibet an einem &udenmarfslet=
ben, bas feline 9offnuns auf Wie=
berberItellung gtbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

@ouberneurW 6ite Of d 3 t
bic 3a6l Der in benz Wolfenbruh umz
gefommsnen auf 1000; 9rdiioent
Sinf pon Der rNorfolt &c Weitern Giz
1enbabn" meint, Der 9erlu1t an Weenz
f9enleben piirbe 80 faum iiberiteigen.
Die 3iffern geben peit auseinanber.
SOFTEN mir, bab ST. STINT Ge3t be-
hn1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

Gin pro5eB, Der m S b e
1895 BON ber8eu'f6en Selepbonz@ez
ieli9aft anbdngig gemu9t purbe, lit
borgeiter BON Hi6ter 8ropn gu
l1nguniten Der @efeui6aft entI9ieben
lporben. Sell fat bus Selepbon, BEL
fen Grfinber er nidt einmal lit, f9on
su lange monoppliiirt, mOdte aber
bus Monppol nod Bis 1908 perldnz
oert hdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
Gcpio Gouer.

eg ftarb Sl0blib am Sonntaa, Den .. :SnnI
1901, unier qelitbter 8atts IND Batter SdpiO Gqntr
i'm alter BON So Sabren unp prei Wlonaten. Stt
9cerpiouuo fiuost beutc, , llbr Na6mittags,
BON ieiusr lebten 98pbnuuQ, Nr. 2123, soanopsrz
StraBe,au s auf Der rg9eitern G~emet'rp@ TAFT. Sers
ipauote uno Srcunpe ino ubtungspol cln9elaoen'
berjelbeu beisuippbneu. 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

l.
tiutipe CUR 8eile9ung oes fioafritaniz
f9en &rieges ergriffen baben," lautet
cine Melbung aus Berlin. Sir bieie
8otf9aft feblt uns Der 8laube. SIS
entiprd9e Das ia ben Wunf6en bes
neitaus grDbten Sbeiles Der beuti6en
8epOlferung; aber Die Hesierung dn=
bert ibren aurs ni9t BON beute auf
mprden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
niaten Staaten belfsn tpirb, nOeutf4z
Lamb flein gu maden." Wie faon piez
berbolt seiast, unisre neue Weltpolitit
treibt Iebr fonberbdre 8liitben.
Gfus muderHant.

Gs ~ptrlautet, bab i'm 3uiammrnban9 nit elmer
orpteu s6ubfabrif i'm Gtaate 3efp>9orf cine
II. 900. O0O= Stabt a~coriiuott ireroen ipirb, nobel ein
paar 9bilantbrnpcn Die treibsnDen &rdtt' mn,
tDsl6e ansg in ibrer Ma6t Stcbenoe tbun lno@fen'
nm bag ,9pog ibrsr aneeitcaten Su tinem gliidl'1en
,u MAIDEN. glan bofft, bab ibre 4ldns erfolarsi3
ieiu unb pab anbsre Rapitaliftsn ermutbigt iusroen,
Dem 9eiipid ~berielben III folqen. &aes, mas gum
Slid ~beiirdet, foate gtiful finoen, uns pas 1T IS
aud, iparunl 6%uitstttr's Wagsnbittsrs, gag QUE
aranfbeiten Scs Maasus. Der Sober unn Der Sarne
bcilt, ben ~bsr3liden Seiiaa beg nmeritdntl9en Soi5
fes finpct unb an ieintm Credit eiueu fiinfii9idbri=
gen Griuiu ouf,upsiitn bat. @ebruu6t eas @itters
qsqsn Spspepfe, 9erDulune s%itorunq, 8aueoer9tt=
tune uno 9critopiuuo. Gs iuiro nienals ernlan=
aefn, cine ibuele uno buucrnoc Seilung gu pentf=
rno glutreiniqu nosmittel. Sails abr eup err
itDpft unb n.rp0s fiblt, 1T cs esrabe Sas, mas
Sbr u6tbiq babt, I'M Sud neu au traTtiqtn.
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Marn Hamih.

Gs i.arb am n. auni 1901 Marp Stuui6 i'm ql=
ter pou % 5abre1S qelicbte Satin Don 6brjlttaH
8aui6. Die 8ecroiqunG finOet bente, Mltts
numa, 0r. l3O, Sf3eebtr= 5trabe, aus itutt, ,po3n
9erfpanptc lno 5rtunbr Der Camille a6.ungspoa
einaslaOsn inN. 9eiiebun9 prlDattm. uI0l
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NIWITVE' '-'fV @V"EV"'.
nHpnal Inc ."Ninie

ndd)s @bilaeclpbla uno gorf-
Eeili1. GsrI. eGhtoeA. SertDt N3gt!.
Ehlainao1pu 1926 y. *3.3U y. lS.
Sasior ! Sinsr I559 g, $50 =. y 8
S5arfor Siner ?9.529. 90 .. W Is
9arior, SiHtr . 1000 9, !lo:5t q. o 9S 30 6;
9asios. 9 2a1sm siaer eoi t:c .s. i; r., - 3 70 y: 81. y aS J.
-fo5aI yaiMitso,1 .tltgonts Soaps, 9ariSs %.
]{erpatiUu GiniEg Gais Gar t3.43 y. T38 y; W;
S sHlI5 Stass :S@@8. :S9S5 3 " V 9 9
Goa8es nab 9biIa. 9 % y. 40 70 y a. y 8 y
Sofoi.s 8 nIafiSipaosOns nab Ne0=gort, tertig sua
gtitssn in gtt. @o9aI;stott09 nm 1922 a u an;i:
m Hfnntpn unS Gbetcr, aft anotrsn n!bt
"'"S'U" ""' 9sl. Camden. gtrt. MI, Gtopal.
S s$SiiS0ttSB ;a S Stsge; 80. !2.% Ta6m., 40 :.
S SS. : SSlt,Om. !5.l5 Rabm., 500 y.
SbiISSsIp6ia Nttom. ?6.l0 gbos, ?6I59
*SiS,t.s,iirsoT RoroDstsGds 9atosrts uun 9ulti'
morsitras. ~ POI, Sto:srOaO'b0p, ut. EOpal'
oa''" $. 3. Rartin,
T9r. 9af. 'Igsut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

prpf. 9 9oft Der be-
rii6mte gbemifer Der 8erliner unipers
iitGt, pirb i'm 2dufe bes Sommers Ell
ne 4naabl 8orleiunsen an Der Gbicaz
oper uniperiitGt balten. Weiterbin bat
grG1ibent Sarper audi PrOf. 9ilberz
fleepe BON u~nferer n9opfins : timber
1itGt" fir einige 8prleiungen geipons
non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

Cine 6ettere Mne Do e
er5Gblen bic nMittelbab. Na9r." Sn
@iGitGtt BADEN bic S6ulbuben unb
=Mdbfen einen gemeiniamen Babe
plab. 6o9piiroen fommt an BEN
8abeplat, ND rMdnnlein unb Weibz
lein" i'm Wa7er ii6 pergniigen. 6o4>
niirben erbliden unb auseinanoerz
ftieber lit ems. Sur Elm fleiner &er1
bleibt 5uriid. 9o9niiroen berrfdt
benIelben an: Sag mai, baben audi
MGbten nit Gu6 gebabet?" limb
bas @aHerfrD56lein antpprtet: rs
ipoas net, lie lin i4on ale us5ogen
a'iin!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

WOh W1UQpOIlsl HI. Ut" $500
"AV gorn' tdm0sn. 5tation, 1920 Born, !l2l@,
a III NJ GompSn. Station nab GrcOertt, 1870
Qo Tr' '@,45 0orm., 1.2O.- 43O unO $50 go@in:
Ta5' 4in6cier, !7.2O @Orm.. 2.40' 4l5 IND
az, 596 1gotrstopn 800 BORN, 415, 43O g..
I1S3 gRt' Nirp uno 3pii@tnitatiOnsn I$S, $40
Born, u.O, 4.3O. $50, $50, *Il.3O @aGma; a.
Jta6 GWtott=6itp T.3O, ?9.B BOrm.' nA'
a. 70. +5.2J, $3.50, +1l.30 Rotm.
Na6 Gurtis' @ap, 1928 Born. ,oo,
Nat Qnrap. mt. Ropals station, 22J Ta"n'
rA..-EtnA;nn 20 A Mnhn1
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Snbcnu G;epra Sebrinacr.

Gg ftQrb unt Montas, DEN "a. auni. ba!b 3ipOlf
llbr 4bsnDs, Sobanu @eprg Vsbrlnger III lslh'r ieB=
lisbter @atte BON @~brifiana Ssbringer, i'm 80,
Sabre itin.s Qebens. Sic @eerpi9nng, lttott
moraeu Souneritaq, ben 2. SUM, Na0mlfz
toos 8 llbr, pom Sraucrbduic ans itatt. Str=
ipanbte uro %1sreunDc fno boflidIt ctnqclanen, oerz
ielbcn bsi,upobutn. Sitte, feline Slumen.
Die trauernDe 9Sittipe
nzI-S1 h En- g hrin0cr r.
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Steuerz Ocpartement.
No L-

cteucrzJ cpartement.
Tatbbaus. Den Ia. Suni 1901.
Stsutr3abltr fperoen btrour5 berd6ri6tigf, DAB
idmmtli6e 8runDtioentbums z telern BON 1901, Die
bis ;um 30. SUM 1901 n;bt be5ablt fHO, i'm Gid=
itan6e iein ,psrDen: Die Sinitn parauf lperoen am
/. Suli 1901 beginner, uno Dls Gi9sntbunl, onf
iueldes Die ~beiaStsn Stsrern IN 8ifitanoe inn,
ipirp paun DEM 9Irfauft iur Steusrn untsriporttn
iperesn.
gpenn uibt bic 10 ridninbigtn Stsutrn tnnerbaib
oreibie Sagen bitrrab bt3ablt iperosn, queroen orst
81 9rojent ots 9ruttos9 straoes elmer isoen Gtds
nuuq biu3uoeiuet uno bic 9e5ablung eemGb BEN
@,iebe rriipunetn iperoeu.
Ole 8s6nunesn fir Yerional=Gio sutbum nno ST.
f~uridt'u Don 1901 pareu Inn l. Wai i'm 8idranpt
NM iosrocn ~oenieIben am 1. SUM- 9iuien unO StgdTz
qeloer binju qtiigt.
Sttueriabl:r f0untn ibre 8ebnuna %erbaltcn, in=
Dem fe p~triDnl;5 oOer our6 Stslusrtrrtsr o@r per
Bot Darum erluGen.
Samcs .. 6prter.
Gunil5, 10 2) Sttuer,innc6mer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

Safer WtlbeIm bat benz
9annoper'f9en Mdnner : 9eiangberz
Elm, bei1en Oirigent Der audi in ben
Ser. Staaten ni9t unbetdnnte Com
poniit 3erlett 1T, gu feinem 5Ozjdbriz
gen Subildum fem lebensgrobes, BON
2enba6 gemaltes Bib nit etgenbdnz
bigger l1nter56rift gei6entt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

Gs itar6 ON "a. sunni 1901 Gran Stnno II.
Mers BON 9bilaoslpbia, oeliebte gtutter nor 6rdu
Gbds. 8. 99infelmann, I'M ". SABRE ibres Hsbens.
ON
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Nene MnseigeM

apff nno Spgis amf benz Sanoe.
Giniqc peuti6e 6aniIieu tonnen quite Stt6iti=
qunQ nit onoensbmtr HoQis auf Dem gamble, nabe
Reipz freepom an Der pN6roli6su Gcutralbabu, "
erbalten: i6one i6attiQt g8icic, grnBe @%cranOas,
Mil6, Srii6te. Qutes g8afer etc. WeQcn &sbiuz
qunqen penoe man i6 an ). 81. 9ortntr,
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8efanntmn9mmsen
.teuer> Sep1rfemeut.
&aibbaHs. ben &c. sunni 1901.
Mbihasunarn fhr pHaferuns Ger Sants9ane

2aibbaHs. Den 26. sunni 1901.
Mbiddsunsen fhr vfafternns Ger Santssane.
steucr,abler, peftbt ibre &e6nlngen Ir sSertbs
erb6bunos= Steucrn, abeei6dbt auf Die geitgung
bes oeqenpdrtiQen Gabbieittin: Sfla'ters an .Sants
game: nou Der Wsftiene Der ct. 8aul=StraBe bis
s,r Stieite Der 6barles=Strobs,. nit Gspbalts
9lDden ino bic 9oHsnraNoitetn. Sdssung uno NSte=
berbsiesunq p~crielbsn mit. GoHenran6teinen. mo
b~eitdtiqten 9erorpnuno 1r. II, nod ribt bsjahlt
babcn, ipsroen bierour6 beua6rittiet, rob, fails
Sieies Nbibdbunetn nibt inne,balb 30 5aQen pom
MN : Nro,snt ben Msbnunqen rin,uasfiQt pirotn
ipirp, mn piro pas Giqentbum, ,aut Dclbes lotbe
Ibiddkunaen qemabt ipurpei, unHitttelbar edrauf
bermefeu uno fir Den 0erfauf ange3eiqt fp.roen.
9rompte 9e3abluuo pirp bieie bcoeuienosH Dttbr=
Ilnfpten %ptrbiltsn.
Sames y. 6orter,
n70 SteuereiEuebmrr
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SpOeSiGne.
Npuifa &. Mers,

qm "a. sunni Qitliau Sieb.
am "a. Snni agntg ~. @ids.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

guer sc II m / # id in a!
iplrbe in leBter 3eit ben leitenoen poz
Iitifern g9ilabslpbia's sugerufen.
9as tit ben 6erren pa6ri6einlid
siemli9 uf4nuppe" sepeien. Dap aber
Der grebit Der Stabt Der 8ruberliebe
auf ben 9unb gefommen lit, baB ni4t
cinmal cine Neunmt0ionen : Nnleibe
untergebra6t perben fann, pirb i6nen
i4on mebr 81 9er5en gehen.
Der If Raifer Srans
Spiepb's bat fir Die Stabt MuRig
gan5 beIonbers erfreuli6e Hefultate
gebabt. Quf1ig lit Der SIP Der reidz
ften beutI6bDbmiiden 5abritanten,
nno bieie bei6lo1en, 81 gbren bes
&aiferbeiu6es cine Miaion &ronen
fir pp6ltbGtige 3pede gu FIFTEEN.
syerner itiftete Der 5abrifant Wolfz
rum 100000 aronen fir Die grbau=
n.g zines 8oltsbabes unb bieS9uf=
fung zines Dffentli4en Partes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

9err @6use beffast
i'm .Seras @orpdrts." baB in Muftin
unb anberen Sbeilen bes Staates
9eras Der @eburtstag unferer Nepu=
blit, Der 4. Suli, felt Sabren nur tpe=
mig 8ea9tuns sefunben babe, unb bab
Die BeDOlferuns anfange, ibren patriz
Dtismus 81 perlieren. Der miFe benz
Mplfe aneropgen unb berangebilbet
iperben, folsli4 miiKe ma Der Sugenb
patriDtismns lebren. = Nun, uniere
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

Die Grpebitionstuse iinb, tpie foIgt:
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uAr Nd6mittugs.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

0as 5isfuIiabr 1901, 3 a 8
nit biefer @ode abf9lieBt, ergibt Ell
men export i'm Wertbe BON anoertbalb
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ben Sabre; 4iien basegen lit I'M Is
Miaionen dbgefalen. Mit fol9en be-
peiienben 3ublen f0nnen mir uns ia
ben Gurus zines tleinen 3oatrieses
nit NuBlanb erlauben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26
Sibtoenoen.

Grni21, a, 1928
The evening world., 1901-06-11
.R|CHBANKROBBER

was IN the station house when tho
alarm was runS. He started Detectives
Carter. Bo!z and connor 10 tho bank on
the double quicx. When they arrived
the hiShwayman had been subdued. He
was the coolest man In the building.
Al the station-house nc said that
there had been n mistake. but he could
not account for his presence In the
building. He described himself as
George Adams. th!r,y-four years old, a
salesman. OF No. :7l West Fortieth
street. Beyond saying that a mistake
had been made he would make no state.
ment.
An Evening World reporter was al.
lowed TO see the prisoner shortly after
his arrest.
See here whispered the supposed
Adams. 81 lied when told the pol!ce
my name was Adams. Nv name IL
Louis Hays and my father Is simon
Hays OF No. II East One Hundred and
Twenty-nfth street. Ny brother.in la =,
ie Julius Meyer. the Democratic poii,i.
clan. want you to take word 10 INV
father and nv brother.!n.law that I an,
In trouble"
Hays Is married and lives with his
and Thirty.si1th street, near Eighth
avenue. His family cannot account Tor
his act. He was held In the Harlem
court this afternoon. but would say
nothing.
The police think Hayes was a tool for
a gang OF thieves. who haH CAREFULLY
planned tho robbery.
The evening world., 1901-06-11
Louis Hays WayIays an
Aged Messenger Who
Carried Money.

hail and started upstairs to :ransac,
some business. The foot Of the stairway
is directly opposite the entrance to the
bank. which Ia IN the hallway. Six stcrs
up there Is n turn.
Just as Mellert reached the turn nc
was confronted ny n han !somc. we'll
dressed young fellow. who stepped out
OF the shadow and barred his way. The
young man was pale and In his hand ne
carried heavy file wrapped in news
paper. Raising this aloit he broush:
II down on Mclierts head.
Tho highwayman made n grab for II
and the two struggled on the stairway.
The bag was torn and the silver rolled
down the stairs. making a great noise.
They rolled down the steps into the
hall. BY this tine the officials OF the
bank had been aroused. They locked
tho doors to keep the crowd ou, and
the thief In. and the cashier pulled tho
burglar alarm.
Capt. Walsh. OF the East Ono Hun
dred and Twenty.s!xih street station,
The evening world., 1901-06-11

The son OF millionaire was cap
tured to-day after daring attempt
TO roo the messenger Of Bronx
bank.
Louis Hays is the prisoner. He 4s
a son OF Simon Hays. one OF the rich
est and best-known men In Harlem.
George F. Mcllcrt. sixty-hve years old.
s,oo, ed and feeble. was the victim OF
young lInyss outbreak. Mcllcrt Is the
messenger Of the Bronx Borough Bank
at One Hundred and Seveniy.scvcn:h
street and Third avenue. This bank Is
not member Of the Clcaring-Housc and
the old man has been carrying large
quantities OF It's money through the
streets of Harlem for years. He never
carried a revolver and made 10 effort 10
conceal his business.
lIc had Just secured 500 In silver ana
5000 in bills from the Hamilton Bank IN
One Hundred and Twcnty-hfth street. at
1i.3D this morning. The bills he put IN
hi. inside Goa, pocket, The silver he
carried in a canvas bag In his hand. lie
entered the Turlfta Ward Bank at
Lexington avenue and Ono Hundred ana
Twcnty-ttfth street, and turned over MS
checks for collection.
While the teller was counting UP the
checks the old man walked out into the
The evening world., 1901-06-11
JONES NOW DYING.

pcaTance In ",urt would. They can
cross-cxaminc him all they like. They
cannot break his testimony"
Jones occupies the middle room on
the third floor Mt d.. McAiiister's house
He Is guarded night and day by three
detectives. eaon OF whom ls on duty
eigh; hours at time. They never
leave him. He is II great sufferer from
melancholia and II Is feared he will
commit suicide " left to himself
When he came here" said Mrs. Dick.
in.on. .hc could hardly get up the from.
steps. since then he has been constant
All his food Is prepared here In the
mouse. ! know for positive fact that
he takes no solid food whatever. He
has not LEFT the house for a minute
and gets no exercise
'One need only look at his face to see
his bad mental coalition. No one bu,
the detectives Ia allowed to scc him.
The Distrtct-Attorncy has issued strict
orders In regard 10 that, The detectives
ere also warned TO talk with no ono
about the case. They will see nobody.
The evening world., 1901-06-11
PIRATES BEAT GIANTS:
STORM STOPPED GAM
REFUSES Sd TERM.

WASHINGTON. June 11.-Presi-
dolt ,.cl.i ley has decided not to be
a candidate for third term.
The following statement has been
givc- out at the White House:
II regret that the suggestion OF n
third term has been made. doubt
whether | am called upon to give 1t
notice. but there are now questions
OF the gray st importance before the
Administration and the country and
their Just consideration should not
be ?.ejud.ced in the public mind by
even the suspicion Of the thought Of
third term.
I'm view therefore Of the reitera-
tion OF the suggestion Of It. I will say
now. once for all. expressing long
and settled conviction. that I not only
am not and win not Be candidate
The evening world., 1901-06-11

"v-let Charles F. Jones. who con-
feesed that he killed Millionaire Rice
at the instigation Of Lawyer Ai'ert
7. Patrick. is dying.
"He takes no solid nourishmenI
He is haggard and thin. His face
IA like a dead mans. 1t Is drawn
and pinched. The shadow OF the
xrave is stamped on every feature.
"For four weeks he has not left his
room. The District-Attorney has
b.en trying to remove him to the
country with tho hope that fresh air
will revive hin. but his condition is
90 serious that the physician In at
tendance will not permit this.
II should not be surprised II he
werc taken out corpse any day."
This was the startling state OF affairs