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

poGen unb ni9t ben Mutb sebubt =
serabe bieier Gontralt Dirfte 10 ret@
aenb!
Srobbem permibte lie gtnns in III
rem @efibl; ienen 3ug itiirmiiaer
Sebniu6t, pie i'm 9ruf HDber emit
pa6gerufen. -
Sab es bienei9t 5nei Irten BON
2iebe, Die cine %srunDlos, elementar,
nur am QeuBeren bufteno Die an
bere me6r Elm Sinh Der Seelenperz
punbti9aft, -eine gbaratterlieb? SAT-
i6ien es 10. Wenn bic gritere glutbz
bon mar unb bus 9er5 ipilber empor=
RIB in ben 9immel ibrer 8er5iidungen,
10 trug Tie bod audi Die 9efabr oes
perni9tenben 4bituraes in ii9, pdh@
renb bic 2ebtere - blaHer 5tpur uno
minber elaItif9 - bod bic 8urgfdafz
ten bot fir Elm e4tes, rubiges, oauernb
gefeitetes Slid 80.
Wief am es iibrigens, bab Camilla
frii6er, 10 LANCE 9raf 3Ooer i6r 9er5
erfiilte, niemals iiber bic 4rten Der
2iebe pbtloiopbirt bate? 8, iie erz
tldrte ii9 9as iebr einfa9!
Sin funitsepanbter 8ilber lit Der
8rum," iagt Der 9oet. Sic mar offenz
bar erniter geiporben, fliser unb reiz
fer; tie bate gelernt, ibr eigenes Sd
gum 9esenitanb i6rer 8etru6tung su
iebmen - rbenn 10 nur gelangt Der
Sterbli9e gum 9erbdltnib uno bier
nit audi CUR W%iirbigung ieiner &fz
fette." Gs sebt Nt4ts iiber bic Wetsz
beit zines reflettirenben Mdb4enberz
gems!
(Sortiebung iolot.)
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Sas SGnaerieif in SnHaln.

Budlp, N.zy., %. Stunt. -
Oelegaten bon 103 @efangpereinen
iinb gum 80. SGngerfeit Oes nNoroz
NmerifuniI 9en Sdngerbunbes" bier
angefommen. Sas erite Gon5ert ,tpurbe
6eute Na6mittag in benz 8affeniaale
bes 4. Regiments gegeben, pel9er
SiBe fir 10000 Yerionen entbdlt
unb po1itdnbig gefiiat mar. Die So.
Wiqiams unO 0apies, fotpie Mme.
S9umann 9einf eri9ienen ais Soliz
item. Sir bic geitern Ibeno in Der
Waffen6a4e observation-disclosures
feier mar folgenOes grogramm aufz
geitelt: Sets upertiire DON 8dHen;
8egriibung Der Sdnger bur9 Mapor
debt bon Buffalo; 4nIpru6e BON
9rn. %. 2aub, Dem 8orIiber bes Gmz
pfangsz Gomite's; 8esriiBungsbpmne,
Sert BON u. Sind, Muiit BON S.2unb;
l1eberrei6ung Der 8unoesfabne; Sc
lang Der 8uffaloer Sanger, r9ergebt
ni6t," Sert BON %. 3o6r, Mu1if BON
8. Sacpb1en; 8at1erzWtari6 Don
Wagner; 8eiang Der 8uffaloer Sdnz
GER, Die pielen Muiitanten" bon 3D.
felt.
On bic Gmpfungsfeier i4lob ii9 Elm
gpmmers, BEL pel6em bic baperii9e
Mu1ifz8 apsIe aus uQlt=Nurnber9"
mitfpirtte.
9eute Mbenb fanb bas et1te 6auptz
CONCERT in Der Waffenbale Oes "a.
Regiments itutt, Gin Mahen9or BON
1000 Stimmen biloete Die 9auptz4nz
5iebun9sfraft oteies Gon5ertes.
Dim Mittpo3 giebt es bunn cine
Matinee unb Ibenbs bas 5peite Gonz
3ert, uno am 9onneritag ipirb Elm
9olfsfeit auf Dem Weltausitenungs=
pldb bic muIifalil9en 6eitli9feiten
gum Ibi9lub brin9en. Die 8etbeiliz
9ung lit iebr groB, grOBer, ais Bel iez
Dem unOeren Set.
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Giehintter= unb StrnhureiIe,

Jolgenbes iinb bic auf ben taatltz
den Waagen fir 9eu, Strob il. +. IN.
s~eitern er5ielten preife:
Rorbp ftGi9e Wauge.
Seu. - Stmotbb : 9eu $16-$18;
3leebeu $13-$15 PRO Some.
@trpb. Wet5enitrob $50, Rogz
senitrob $12-$14, 5aferitrob So
SO PRO Some.
Mais. - $2.75 Bis $3.50 PRO SAP.
Sefli9e Waase.
Seu. - SimotbD : 9eu $1,000 Bis
$500, &lee $13-S15 PRO Some.
Strob. - Wei5enitrob $50,
I%oggenitrob $13-$15,9 aferitrpb SIS
SO pro Some.
Mais.-s2.8O Biz $3.50 pro SAB.
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rragt die HDe SOTte, Die Itr Inner Gekauft HaB
s Ss:i &NAzzw
GiebmGrfte.

Gaf2ibertp, 3d. Is. Suni.-
Hinbpieb: Martt flau; Yreiie $685.
Bis $500. S9tpeine: Martt lebbaft;
Yreiie $4.25 Bis $500. S6aafe;
Martt flau; preiie $3.50 Bis $3.50.
gbicago, Is. Sunt.- 8inbpieh;
3ufu6r 1000; preiie 1915 Biz $500
S9peine: 3ufu6r 14,000; pretie So
IS Bis $3.50. S9aufe: .3ufubr TO-
900; prei1e 1856 Bis 1925.
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Butter, PRO pfunb:

Grpeeries unb propiiiO>
mem.
Gaffinirter 3uder: PRO Pfuno, ees
fpiirfelt, 6.0Oc; puloeriiirt, $500;
STANDARD granulirt, 5.45c.; fein graz
nulirt, 5.45c.; grDital, 5.45c.; Gon=
Petitioners 81, 5.3Oc.; Ibmiral, 5.25e.;
gelber, 4.5Oc. Big 4.9Oc.
Sal5fleif9, PRO pfunb, gauge
S9ultern, ensIifd eeidnitten, BIC;
gang tur5e Rippen 99e.; turse Sei=
tenrippen 1O!c.; Seitsnfped 1Oc.;
gan5e 2eibitide 94c.; Sped : S9ul=
tern, englii4 sei9nitten, &c.; Sui
gar : gureb" 8ruftitiide C; ySuz
gar : Gureb" S9ultern 94c.-S6inz
ten - fletne 1876; cbns 9uut 12c.:
picnic &c.; MsBz~@9tpeinefleif9
$1,000 pro SAP. S9mals = in
Stsrees, gut %raffinirt 99c.; in SGfz
fern 94c.
&affee: Notirungen Iinb, tpie fo1gt:
&c. big &c. PRO Pfunb fir Nr. 7 Hio;
Santos SC. big lie. pro pfb.; Wta=
tacotbo 91c. Big 12c.; SABA zoe. Bis
&c.; Motfa 1876. Big 19e.
/. 9erDiteter 8affee: 6. 8. 6. in 8iz
item lie. Bis II 7i1Oc. pro Yfunb;
in 8i6ien unb SGden, reiner SABA
32c. Bis 321c.; einerMaraeaibo 22c.
-223c.; SABA II. Motta, eemifdt
&c. Biz Csc. pro pfb.; reiner Santos
19c. bis 19dc. prp 0funb.
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Gci0r6eruna bnn Ppf{adlen.

2Gnss Der erforoerIi6sn 3.it our g1z
rsi4ung Der per14isoenen Ssz
itimmuugsorte.
llrtsnfebsno lit Die ungefdbrs 3sit
fir uebermittslung Der 8oItIa6sn bon
bem galiimorsr 8oIt : gir.au mas
Di huuptid6ii6sn siHbsimii4:n uno
aspdriigen Stdotsn Der5si4aet.
SnfanD.
TtGauta, Ga, 10 stunSsu.
Wt!antit=Gitu. &.sS.. 6 5tuuoen.
@youtlpn. T.sg., G Stuaosn.
burlington. 9srmont, II etgnDsn
Vuifalo. R..9.. IS Stnroeu.
GAP, Mao, R..9., 6 StnnosH.
Gbarlctoa. Sc, 16 S.unOtr.
GhicaQo. S1s.. | 9a0.
Columbia. S..@.. u StuGesa e
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Boifmartrn= Ngenturrn.
9srIG;eoue Stabt.bsi!e, in nolh,r
pOitzDsrt6Iafsn psrfauft

TpSrQeT.
Te1poIs, g. g. scott.
Norf=Roub - 9urnsa 8. Gappino!on.
GOriud=gDsnue uEo Sotriionfrabe 3obert G.
9. 0ol.
81. Strase uno 6ur.;HaoonsNotnue - 2ouis
Htinboaar.
GraHQcpine - 6ir1m 6imbft.
Gort=lotnus unoS o5uior=StraSe q. .. G.
G6siot.
8. Sruar.
Grdndtpins George geg.
CIR. 25. lInion=aptnus (gBpoobtrrp) Glar.na
8. @inioms.
Rroaoipap urb Baltimore Strabt - @soro, 3.
Wap.
unte. citation, genniptpaniSr @obnT - 9. S.
gropr.
GamSensG tatipu. ,gaItimpre=C bios9abn.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-26

N,ri5te. fir Dem rGsutibsu Gorrslppnoent,n" our5
8. @m MiOOenoori L 6o.)
Baltimore, 25. Stunt.
8. Wm. MiDbenborf e So. bere9.
men fir Srancs: 8anfiers : Sratten
5.185 auf 60 Sage, uuf Si9t 5.155,
taufmGnnii9e auf so Sage 5.184 pez
niger 1i16 - $50 peniser 1i16.
Gei6smarf "a 1916. - Gulben
40 1f16.
Sterling 8anfiers fir 90 Sage
4.851-s, uuf @i9t 4.875, fuufmdn=
nif9e 4.854-.854.
Merfn,tfe n,ff hpr hfefinen Effeffens
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N6tungsro1
WaBGfbe MufflGrmn0

,utbdlt oas eeoieaene peuti9. Werf .1sr Ret.
fu1as.Anfer", As. MuHaae. $50 Soften tart, nit
pielen Isbrreiten SGuitrationen. nebt elmer Gb.
b%onOIuns ilber finnerIrie Gber, tpeltss bon Weann
fir iunee 4sute, bic R1 nerebeliden tpoEen. obes
ingliidlid, perbeirdfhef fno.
81 ..,9t perftGnbli1er Meiie III anaefibrt. .ote
man %sefnnne Sineer Seust unb @efdslethtsfranf'
tuie ad,rpddbe, RerpoGtdt, Smppfens. |plutrI
onen. lnfrudatoarfeif, 9ribinn, fdtpahss 0e'
o6ttniB. @nersie.pf Tsfcft uno Qrdmpfaeerbriid1.
pbne fGsdelid,en Yaebi,inen ba,ie rnb heilcr fam.
Gin treuer 5reuno uno tpeiier Ratbaeber 1T bieies
nntbertrefhihe oeutibe BUD, peIdes nod GINS
pfans BON Is OTIS. Doiimarten in einfahem I'm
!9Ias iorsiam oerpadt. fret auseiGift ipirb.
10 EAST @. STREET,
Graher II Gr'n'"r HIree. ".~ ,rp. m.&
Der .Rettunas : Nnfer' it audi 3u
bobsn beI Grsbsrid Witts. 236 Nor0,
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Spe3ia[z M6tieferunQ.

Sebs Senburg, Die nit elmer Spes
sial210z@enis zWarfe unD elmer ioIz
den beg gepDbnliGsn Portos pcrieben
1T, pirb iOfort na4 @ntunft our3
einen Gpe3idlzgotsn ausgstraqen, i'm
@e3izt. jsbsr freien 4bliefsrung5ftaz
tion, obsr aber i'm lmfreiie bon per
Msilen elmer ieDen anoeren poI tunItalt0
in ben Der. @taaten. Die WblieF ez
r~ungsItunosn ioI6sr Senoungen iinb
in ben 6reiz4blief erungsItationen Don
7 n6r Morgen5 Biz II ubr Qbsnbs
in alien dnDeren pofitationen. Spes
3ial 9o1tienoungtn tOnnen an aaen
Ser. @taaten.Poitdmtern dufgsge6sn
psrben.
ausldnbif4e Genbunesn.
/. Die Staten fir ale ouglGnois
f9en Gtoaten unD i6re &olonR'n
(ausQtnpmmsn Ganabd uno Merifo)
Iiup bic ~folgenpsn: 8risfe Bis gu Is
@ramm q Urge 5 Gents. ginfa6s
9o|4tarten 2 Gtnts bag Gtud. Riifs
anttport : aarten 4 Gents bas Slid.
3~situngsn uno on0ers Grudia4en 1
Gent PRO 2 iln5sn.
0er5ieg.tt. - Srgsno cine YofIdfe
pirt als p~trisgslt ungsiefen, penn
o;eIsl6e 10 psrpadt III. oaB cine griinbz
I:&e prufung o6ne G4d6igung Der
um6uGung cher b:5 Snbulis ni9t er,
m0gli3t Diro.
Nd6enbun gen.
gtiefe upo g}oIttarttn fptrOsn frsi
ben GmpfGng2rn ODER ~&6Isnbern BON
elmer 8pItan'toit our ono:ren nahges
T6:dt, psnn rer Wua79 auf bem ums
Tdlag uu5gsoridt lit. PofIeaoungen
Der dnoersn &lafsn msIoen nur auf
9srIunosn naAgsianot rnb piro bann
an geItimmungsOrts Elm 3niabpOrto
Don Der S16s les Sri9naliaBes be-
refnst tDerben.
.3me;ter alafs (3titungen u. Seits
f9tiiteu) l. Gsnl fir 4 un5en.
Oritter alais (8ii6er. Glrtulars)
1Gent fir 2 un3sn.
9isrter aIais (9aarsn) 1 Gent
pro lln3:.
Gonaha.
O;cI,Ibsn Staten uab 8soiagun9sn.
olg in pn Der. Stadten, nit Qusndb3
me, paB gemii6.e &dufmann5paarsn,
re!6e ri6t ats Bona fIo." 9anbslss
MuIter 9tianot nerDen, nit DIR pat>
t:.poit perTanof rsroen miiien. &auTs
mGnnIGe SGrifisn 81 Del g:pD6nz
lid&a Nlten.
GirfdgeibsHbii6r lgot=qufEalaol
s @sa!a>
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S m : Yrpbrtte.

fpre4enber @ufi9las gu bereaz
1en.)
6urm= Yrpbrtte.
adie: PRO pfunb, 9etp=gorf, boa
Creme, 6O>pfiinbig, 1876. Biz 1916;
fla9, 35zpfiinbig, 125c. Bis 1876;
23zpfiinbig, 13c. Bis 1910.
2ebenbes @efliigel: pro Plumb:
iunse 6iibner 14c. Bis lie; 9ennen
1O9c. Biz lie. PRO gfunb; Gnten 7c.
Bis St. pro Yfunb; Sauben zoe. Bis
25c. prp paar.
gier, pro Subenb 124c. Big 134.
Sri9te unb SeIbfri6te.
Nnanas, pro Stiid &c. Bis &c.;
Grbbeeren, PRO Quart &c., Bis t.;
@ta9elbeersn, pro gfunb 11c. Bis &c.
8iri9en, pro &ifte SOC. big $1.OO, pro
elmer 15c. Bis 2Oc., pro Yfunb 4c. Big
&C.; Yfirlide, PRO 6 aorb>garrier .75c.
Bis $500; Gunteloupes, pro Crate
4Ie.; pfirii9e, PRO 6 aorb=garrier 75c.
$3.50 biz $1.75; 9imbseren, pro
Quart Il. Bis 10c.
Semitic: tpeiBe aartoffeln, pro8uz
f6el 55c. Bis &c.; neue $1.00 big
$2.35 pro SAB; 3piebeln, SOC.
Bis 65c. pro 100 8iinbel; Weibfobl,
pro 100 $500 Biz $3.50; 3uderriiben,
IL. Biz 19c. pro 9inbel; CRIME Bob
men, pro &Orb SOC. Bis $1.25;
Spinat, pro 8ufdelfiite 10c. Bis 15e.:
garottsn, PRO Bufdelttite = Big =;
Somatpes, pro 6 &orb=garrier 75e.
Bis $1.40; @urfen, PRO Serb 81 bis
$1.25; Habies9en, PRO 100 8iinbel
85o. big 81; Spargel, pro Obb. SOC.
Biz $1.50; &ppfialat, pro &iite 15e.
Bis 25c.; CRIME grbien, pro 8uidel
75c. Bis 85c,
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Seutiae S6lubrate:

Mais. - 9eutige 3ufubr 96,634
8ui6el; 8eriunOt bon ben Glepatoren
1913 8uI6el; Glepotoren : 9orratb
2,1O4, 26O 8ui6el. 8erfauft purben
1890 Spot Ash, 1 Waggon Tr. 3 Spot
AL Spttine Shlubrdte.
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Baltimore ffner> Dfrfbfrunss"Go
pif ptahaOp- fur Dfridfrunss.
-@eieUidait BON 8altimnr,

" T. 415, ~ ater-S tra6e,
Der Tosioiieeaaoe. sessnlber.
eie in lett 6ereif, aae Nrten 0etdupe, UcobeIu uuo
AnuimdnnstpaaItH ih Ger Staht ober ouj beu eauee
ai tin Sabr ober tIr,ere &ermlne ~ perii1ern.
Gtretteren:
5eiie Grion. NerpiHaEo 9. 9atrebe.
Francis lvbite. lSillam tarpep.
Hiharo @ronlueG sinorem .. Sones.
u. J. ululan. Saures III Bates.
Soiluo u. Sorpsj, ". ~. Sanles.
Std1are .. Dot, Yrdiibent;
i1priI10.l0 Orifitb GeelempsE 9 eiastlr
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'g7FFFFFTi OTH9eI ~ UVD - -
Wei5en.- 9euttge 3ufubr 9Oo9
8ui6el; @erianbt BON ben @letpatoren
247,O13 8ui6el; glepatorenz8orrat6
1922 8uIfel. @erfauft purben
1900 Suli I'll, 1900 Quguit 7O4,
1000 Suli II, 1900 Steamer Nr. 2
rpther SO.
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Sff=Saftimbre.

2 perfaufen IL siuem leDr ntes
briqen 9reile Sens prd5tigen 5~ipsin6dls
gen 40. Sd6r6unDtrt=Heduier oil asnipooo=apsnu
(iriber 6bciapsatt=Str.G srpiiten SaltLnortsStr.
rno Sairmount : Npenue, aessn o:m Upat"eloh'
Bart" b~elegsn.
Si,Ie Sauler ipurosn bon Dem Gigsutbhmsr mop
isiusn sie'nsu 9idncu uHD uuttr ieinsr O~lretttn anls
i6t pOn geibulten @anpperttrn esbaut' uno DON
S,ntanOcu, Der m,ib, ipis @obnbduisr lebaui per.
ben ioatfn, 10 pab iiir piels tommenpe Sa9ts m.ns
Mtparaturen all ~oenislbeu notbia hno. Steleletn
limb obuc 3lpeif,l iir Oas @sGo Die beit s:baufen
g9obnbduist in Baltimore, ~sntbaltsn ls6s SUMMIT:
Sao uno G~orriborc, iofpis ale ~ntneitt1 mooernea
Ginri6tuueen, eini9litbli6 pes beiten o1f'r's ot
Ylumber Girri6tunQtn uno NbIuqs=Ranaie. Dtar'
mur=safs, areppsR uno Granolitbii4e Ssrraee;
Sruupjins $38.5 50. Sisielbcn mifen q.itben 'per1
ben, um poue NiirDiguns su ~finoen. Sesf suf Se'
lbtisung e%sOifnet.
Q65-) Rr. 263S, Ct=glltimortsotr.
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Uultimnrer WarftberiMtc.

(geri6tst fir ben .9suti6cn GOrrsrpOnO'ntsn,9
Baltimore, Is. Sum-.
MebI.- Die beutige Mebl5ufubr
betrue 1884 SGfer uno Der 8uitenz
Verfdn0t 17S sSGfTer.
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SEES SeienS tpertb.

" ben 9erausgeber!
Sd battle ss fir meine Pfli9t, S6re
Esier auf Elm Seilmittel aufmsrtlam
ali MAIDEN. bas in teinem 4auIs fsb.
len folte.
Sd mar elm Mdrtprsr Der Dbs<
pepIie uno 9artlei6istsit unb psrIu9te
Mnes perssbfi4. Sn Der @srSpeifluns
faufts i'd e;A 5ebn Gentzpadet Der III.
g. Nrmp & Naop Sablets." 9t. II.
Of1>14. @irabe, NepzYort. unb mad
BRET Sasen fublte ID mid better, 70
baB ia lpdier Elm fiinfuno5uanais
Sent : Dadst taufte, iponad ID isbt
ponItdnbis ss5eilt bin. Sbr Mpptbeter
fam unb m u B Sbnen oislelben be=
lor9en.
N9tunssron
Gin 2efet.
gu taben anb empfobten bon 8 e o.
80. &ulbepsp, Nr.2 Srsbsrid= 9pe.
Spp;e in 9abliiton's Npotbste,
Gde San unb 9altimoreitrabe.
Mtan i9reibe tpegen 9ratisz probe.
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Giue lett preibis Sabrcn ~beitebsnDe gddtrti NIT
Marftiano, 9iero, g1aatn uno 9ripat=Runoea.
@a6suiraesu in Ir. Go, @sit=9arrt.S trabs, Gde
srtmont=9psnue. (Suui4, Nh
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gorsdsIi9e Garn, J6O Idsr, in bsftsm S'ltnIs
suitanoe, in SeftiDn 9, 9oiunibip IL, Gange =,
Gufter=Gpuntp, Rsbrasfa, ~oeltssn, nur 4 Wtel.si pom
Der Giienbabn, Al Weilen bon 5fpti auIblnbenosn
Gtdoten. giQig oee:u Buar, orer ipiro ee9em Sa;'
tilnorer GrunDeieertbum eingetani4t. u; US.
&obertOu n, Hr. 1868. gsabs4psniis, SaI'ls
more, Mp. ua2-D)
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6afer.- 9eutige Sufubr 36,328
8uI6el; aus ben Gelepatoren 5uriid=
ge3ogen 7497 8uf6el; Glebatorenz
9orrat6 589, 1858 8ui6el.
c.I. NA{,,Ern4
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w 0oUFUfHBtUH'
@ubeoroentli6 eintiee Sslsaenbsit fir Den ar'
fuui eines isinen S~amsn=Griisur= uuo 3otlsttens
@si6dfts in Rr. 1926, IA. Strabs, RorDipst, 9saibs
ineton, g. g.; ipeqen N5lsbens oes Gtgentbu!asrs
5u psrfaufen. Nn6suiraaeu bel =.
3apIor CIR. 1912, G=Strabs, 9~iprbipef, ssalDs
inetOn, 8. 6. Q1-ol
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su ~perfoufeu in wafbiuston. .. 6

Sine nsu ,einesri6tsts 9dderei 1T pesen aranf=
belt lu p~ertaufeh. Na6,ufraaen in Hr. llOl, rs
g8efts Strabs, Gde Wount= Strabe. QI3-SW
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Stelleeeiu6
Sine iunqe p'utIbe 6rlu iu6t Stc1unp sur
fSrau e. 9aollnis, CIR. 331, 43. Strabs, Heipportz
Ntaps. ga. dos
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SeilauGt int WQaemcimen.

8erlanat:
Mann NM Srau auf elmer fl,inen Garm in Wla=
rDlanp; pie frau iir Den ~Soau5balt, Der Wtann fir
@nrtsn= uno Jelpurbcit. Na63uiragen bel Or.
Gjarra, Nr. 81, i. Strabe, H.=99., 98aibinqton,
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BON Baltimore.
Office:
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W. 1135 Pariems Mpenus.
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Ser I%rubuftenzM urft.

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ii9 auf bas @nsros : Gef9Gft;
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fpre9enber @uff9lag gu bere9=
ren.)
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nuf einem; biQia, ipern bisit 8ofe nod 1~trtauft.
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Seutl4es 4rbeits : Na4petiunssz
Riirentt

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SteQenqejuhe:
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Cine Same, Der frunS6fi6en Sprc9e bo1fommen
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1eutiqe S9fuBrate:
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-01

Articles advocating a reciprocity
treaty with Canada are becoming
quite frequent in the columns Of
American newspapers. These arti-
cles are intended to show the Ameri-
can people that it would be vastly to
their interest to have easier trade
relations with this country, and be-
ing based upon solid trade facts,
they must be convincing. But they
ought to have exactly the opposite
effect upon the people of Canada,
showing, as they do, that this coun-
try has an exceedingly good thing
which Uncle Sam very much desires
to share in the wonderful sourses
Of this coun try, to the detriment of
Canadian manufacturers and Canad-
ian workingmen. Hamilton, Can
ada Spectator.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-01

attention can be paid to revenue and
less to fostering gigantic industries.
The consensus Of opinion, however
is most..nearly- represented by the
editor who say 1--WE want system
of reciprocity that will encourage in
ternationtal trade and enough tariff
to protect American INDUSTRIES
This is supplemented admirably by
the writer who says a tariff is wall
and reciprocity treaties are the gat-
es in the wall. If the nation is to
have great and permanent foreign
commerce it must see to having the
necessary gates Reciprocity gives
the benefits Of free trade without It's
disastrous effects on home indust-
ries-C hicago Tribune.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-01

After examining Ill boys whose
youthful blood and ambitions have
prompted them to seek glory and
dust on the gridiron, the medical
inspectors of Chicago have declared
the average high school boy to be
sound and husky. Only eight Of
the number examined were found
unfit for the vigorous exercise Of
football. This is an average of
one for each school visited. Having
thus determined that the average
schoolboy is fit to take part in the
most. strenuous of game, the inspect
ors recommended that the board of
education should not permit them
to play football. which relieves the
board from responsibility if they
do play and harm comes to them.
So much has been said about the
school. 10y. especially. in u the high
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-01

A steamer arrived at Philadelphia
recently with 5000 tons of sugar
from Java, upon which the duty will
amount to more than 100000. This
incident show the height of the bar
rier against outside sugar and also
gives an idea Of the way Of sugar
would pour in froln ali parts of the
world, to swamp the beet sugar in
dustly, if the tariff bars were lower
ed,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-01

Those of our excitable brethren
who have. been saying hard things
about the Washington incident will
discover upon reflection that Mr..
Roosevelt s DEMONSTRATING Booker
Washington to dine p1'iavately with
him-has not done as much to upset
the social fabrics his immediate pre-
decessor did by appointing negro
paymaster to the army and assign
ing them. to- regiments composed of
white. southern soldiers. In the one
case, the President had the nergo all
to himself; in the other. the Presi-
nt..placed the negro in touch with
the white men who were fighting
for the country. Charleston, IS. c.
News and Courier.