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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

Qus8 reslauni beri9 z
tet, baB bic 8ergbernaltung 81 2auz
rabiitte ben bsi9dftigten a%usldnbiz
f6en Qrbeitern au Heuiabr g~efiinDigt
babe. 9lei43etttg foaen bafir unbez
f9Gftigts beut56e Nrbeiter ~eingeiteat
fperben. anaebli6 300 Mdnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

60 unangenebm aud bic
&Glte Der lebten Sage fir @iele gene
len iein mag, i9reibt Die nSt. paul
@lfs3tg.," einen 8ortbeil bat lie bod
gebabt. @ir perben Bis gum 5riibz
iabr feline 5Gle bon 9ur9breden
bur9's Sis unb bamit berbunOenem
grtrinfen gu regiitriren baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

$3.50 eng1if9e @eifli4e
Der 9ifferentialz&ir4e baben, tpte
aus 2onbon gemsloet pirD, Elm Maz
nifeft gu 9uniten bes 5rieoens in
SiiDafrifa unter3ei9net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Mmefid g.. Etnf.

Gg farb an "a. Scsembsr 1901, II 11br 0ors
mittaqs, ameliu 6. Giut, qtb. Ginolf, eeliebte
Satin BON @enrb SIM, inn 43. Sabre ibres 9ez
b,ns, aus SisOenfopf. Seuti6Iano, gebitrtig. Die
3eit Der 9eerDiquug tpiro ipdter a%nge3ei9t.
Scr trauernb 8utte
C350 uno oier Riuber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

Sic 3ett Der Sruft 8 1T
borbei; an lire Steqe lit Gonfolibaz
tton setreten. 0ieies ttefiinnige 8ort
6at 9r. S9tpa6 bonn Stubltrut gez
iproden. Ob bas publifum tpobl
nit ben gpniolibtrten better fabren
pirb, nie nit ben Sruits2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
&nrl Shriitpnh Edu61hnrSf.

GO fars am p. St3tmber 1901. Ibenbg Q ll6r,
2arl GbritOpb s6utburot, i%iinaiter Sobn bss bers
itnrbeucu Gbriftopb uuo Wtogoalera S6u6barot,
I'M @ltcr BON % Sabren NM 4 Mouattn. Sh 9t=
2 1lbr, BON Dem @auit itiutr S6pttsr, Srau
Sobn s.. 6t1p, Tr. 1903, Sit : 9iOble : StraBe,
aus ouf Der p@altimorcr 6tmstsrD" itatt. Greunoe
uno @.farutt fuD b6flidft cinQclabtn. 35S-6O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
ShepSpr INN Hinte(n.

&c ftarb am %. Ss3smber 1901, 8 ubr 40 min.
gbtuos, S6seopr BON &intelu, ~eeliebtcr 8utte bon
Sbercia BON 8inteln, i'm So. Sabre isjnts Qebsns.
Sie 9esroieune finbet moreen Sonntrtag,
tl0 llbr @ormittaQs, BON isincr lebtsn g8obnunQ,
Tr. 2121, Ot=Gratt=S traBe aus nab DER ct. Ni=
6nslszRir6e ftatt, no cine &eauients 6odmsfc fir
oas Sell isiuer Stels ~eclebrirt peroen tpiro. @er=
iuanbts uub 6rsuuoe limb a6tunggpol cinselaotn.
bei3uipobusn. (359-60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Nttttppdb. ben 25. 9esember 1901,

Ebre fei 9ott in ber 9D9e
Sriebe auf @rben
unb BEN Men den Elm
WoblgefdIGen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Sirsmsn's Dfriderungs-U Ompagnir
9omopn

Reue Gettionen Fns itst iir Stf6tieuHe bersss
tiAtet. Tide ause.pdblte 2ots. Der Srpsrinttns
bent ees Crumbs unD Gsbtns fsiro iest ospinfAte
Esbt tSsliA aur SRiptftisn offeR. @eseu Rdbersm
ipenee man I'D an ben @nptriHteneeatsa eotr en-
ess gHssau Ia n 6. 322, asFesgbarttsfr e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

9ie beutf4e 8aiferin
tpirb am II. Sanuur in &bba5ia ELM
treffen, mo 5pei benz 9rafen 9endelz
9onnersmard gebOrige 9iaen fir tie
hsreit neftsQt tpernen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
-f0TfNWl -E-FV
,RondL Slues"Sinie
,,h mhIloosIenia uue Ren y

nab PHILADELPHIA uuS Rem 9nrS.
GstIg. StI|eVHnUsH' SItHtti Ill.,
So ST : " 4 sStnsr . 7.55 .. $500 .. 70 6
@@afitt Qarlor 800. !9l9 924 y y " " : :
9S5ortor'' Simsr . 1850 .. !lO.54 u. ". q.
S5rlo5 Sja asn fi,,, e : h.9 3. y + g., - So q, q, y m :
-FopaI SimitcD,D e.tglntt 6od9ts, Yy1rior, Sbs
ir1paiion Gtaira GOt' Sor, p 4 y =. - 3 y : VI VI
So ~ SiHtr 500 g. = SO 9. g 9
6foa@s5 ga6 Q9iIa, 40 . 9 81 q q. -. *9 e y 2, y " 6
ofgoIf..sdIaffIpaQgou mad RtDzQort, irtig gum
Rsis5m IN g55. @ogoI1SSt G I,a4.l Inn NJ 59 isg u %'t 5Rfi:
H'"'''' gulGamO:H 9sgl.I &o99l.
SSSilaS,IDSio @ccoTt. 2.35 Na6m. l2.4O q.
SbrrStsn affom. !5.l5 gabm., 529 y.
9bj.1otlpg,a @ttom. ?5'dg G2as.' . 3D. x
morsItrob,, Rr. POI, StO.9roaOpuO, MT. &OpaIf
etatton ooer GamoensS tatton.
Fgr. 9ad. =&9'ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Marodrcthd Sefuulo.

Gg fturb am %. Scgem6er 1901 Warearttba 9ez
ipalo, @itttpe bon 6eurD Qepalo, i'm 50. Sabre
Sonnerftaq, 2 ubr Ra6mittaos, BON Der @p6nunq
hires Sobneg aus itatt. 359-60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Npria &uDhIoh.

&c farb am %. 9,3ember Soris anoblo6, qez
liebte Satin bts ptritorbenen Simon Rnoblo6, i'm
@lter BON 70 3obrsn unO 2 Monuten. Die 9e=
e%rOigung finOct bentt, Ta6mittagg | 1br,
BON Der Wobnunq ibrer 3o9ter, Trau Gmilie Riit=
Ter, Or. 1922, G~aitern=Ip,nus, ans ftatt. 9eiiet=
anna %prioatim. (31S-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

Sn S6effielb It elm d D.
tii9er 4rbeiter gu 5e6n Sa5ren3u9tz
baus perurt6eilt ipprOen, neil er feline
brei &inber i'm Otter bon Dret Sab
rem bu9ftdbli9 perbungern lteB. Die
Wlutter Der &inber mar fur5 bor6er
in cine Srrenanftalt aufgenommen
pprben. Sci 8erfinbung Der Strafe
erflGrte Der 9i9ter, baB ibm Der Qnz
geflagte nt9t pte elm meni9lt4esWez
fen pprfomme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

e 50 BORN. 6am6euzStation 1920, 1900 @Orm,
!l2.l5 uno 1920 Natni. - Oh
9erlaftn namDen.S tuttOn nao GrI2eTJid6' % ~
gorm 40, Is Worm., i1.2O, 4.30 unn $3.50 HaFm.
rad 8in6titr, 1920 9Orm, !2.4N' Alb unO
4.3 Nu6m. ~ ur5 u9OR
SS %n5 gitn:[t1ott.GitS %S 9.45 8Orm, !1,@
20 5,35, $3.50, *ll.30 Rd6m.
gob Gurtis' gop, 1928 Born. ooc o.
%%coSS Qmran. Rt, @ooalss Station, R2G %a"m"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Serlprcn:

Gin Sunoert Dollars nit beigefieter rSraitzH
Npti, Der rGrteu 0ational=8anf." 2ibsrale 9elobz
nung. 3. M a II II & sons, "a @Optinsz9lace.
35S-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Sur Grinnerung

BUR Grinnernng
on reiusn ~eelitbten Gatten
SObn ISoIf
utl6er am %. St3embtr 1900 in ieinem 60. 2e=
b~eRsinbrs psri6i:D.
On Dem 6iiQel Seints 8rabes
Steb'u mir beute ticf bttriibt,
Senu IS mas Dor einem Sabre,
@s Sp. Gie,ter, BON uns i6ieo't.
Sein @laB It im 6auie lcer
auf GrDen ie. n mir Sid niht mebr.
aommt Der 5,o NIT ieiner Ma6t,
6oleen mir Sr, 2iebfer, nab.
8eipiomet bon iciE'r
(359l 9rttin uubSinber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
Neme Nnseigem
ffau

SuWITUyWNH'
6iermit iaqen mir alien Semen, fucl6e f6 an Del
9eeroigune mtiues tnnigft gfltebten Satten. nm
H wa5'F fir U bic pisfen siumengslDinos ]uaiersn 5srs:
li6ften Sant; ipejiel Dem Batter Sobann Slae
BON Der 81. SatObus: Rtr6e, ben Mitarbeitcrn Osa
9erftorbensn, Den Snbabern Der gStanoaro5Sralt
rel q Sem .Qoro 9dltimoreeGousil, 6. 9. Ga Del
rgrauarbsitsrsllnion Or. s." Dem r@umbrinus'
SiinQer=lln osz9s reiu" lno per Rrantens u
Sterbetaffe 0es r2obOr=9peeums," ioipie ben Ntit:
~QlieOern Der p0eiligeu 5amtlie.H
Sic trauern6e 20 ittpe 8 n
l9sM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
SeileiSsbeidlahe.
Sm ciner resefmaRiaenU examining

beg
,,@attrrfonsN arr immerrudbrehcen Seibs une
Sauperefns Don Baltimore"
fanben bic foioeneen @tiolutionen Inuabme:
rSa Soft in itiaer alliptiisn 8or'ebung e ols
anaemeHtn eradtet bat, unieTen SraitosHten unp
9oueuen
Ebepeor BON RinteIn
aus u~rtIertr Mitte abjubsrufen, Desbatb lei IS
@ci6loIsu, Dab in Dem abiebcR oes orn. bon
Nint.ln Dieltr @ereir unn bas Scandinavian zines
i6rer betsn MitglieDer BerlOrtu ba6ci. 6rtunoiid)
int @eiprdb unb b0fli9 in itinen Ntanieren mar
er 6elouoerg eeeionet iir Die Stelune, bic ct 10
3uirieDenfttneuo lei. eitltn SubreH a~uspeiiQt bat.
@ei6lofen, baB oitie 8siolutionen ben 9rOto=
folen Oitieg 9ereing siuotrltibt, uno oaB cine Nb=
i6rift ~oerielben Der Gdmilie unisres Oeritorbsuen
Greunbes iibsrrei6t tptroe.
1850 SIM Outrage res Sireftoriums.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

Tinan5ieQes.

tn11TrnstG 90.
ron Warpianb.
Union Trust Building,
Gbariess une GapetresStrase.
| Sapttal unr Observation-Disclosures OG
fii6rt Elm aug ;msinss Sunfs uHb Srufts9ss
E1dft.
Sri grc,.nt 3iuftn be5abtt cut g~itantsn,
nj, puf Ghsds- q1ogen perotH.
3eitsSeppfttn III ipr5iel;n GattR aRgtuom=
men.
GparsD eparternent.
GiHlraen i'm Spar 3 Separtemedf, ber ots
p5hnli6sn s6eeuidtipntn unt,rDors
fen, ,rphnf5t. 8 gro1snt 3initn btiablt.
9ift GouIplqnie III elm stittlibss Sspofitos
rum ftr Sonos In SdHoen bon Srutees ootr
Stftaments % onitped.rn, iOtuit aas Staatss Gne
@eribtsf 9tnmte.
Ginbre6trfb,r. 8sp6lbt, Rdfeu $3.50 bis
$40. 90 pro Sdbr.
Gesrse RIafifpne, Spbr q. 6ibbS,
grdfoeut; StcesBrdi.;
Seuru q. Eew, Rtdbdre ". Genmdn,
4. 8ices Brdf.; Setr. uno ehatm.
GrsfutipsG omfte:
Rilts Nbjts, IT,, Seymour manbtIbauni,
s,Hon Berlin, GrntR :. Rpabc, IT,,
0S,ssp M. Sttr, G. Stanlep @arn,
6. 9. 0%untius. (aus1A,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
NorO0entG6er D.
- 8egeImaBige
9ampf S6tffa6rt

Baltimore MnS Sremeu
bur9 bic reltenL 1inb %erprobten, nit
allen 8equemlt9feiten periebenen
Poitoampfer erfter &lafe:
n@era," o@eimdr, "
nMart," r9armitabt,"
rSIben6urg," .&arlsrube."
Die grpebitionstage iinb, tpie folgt:
- bon Baltimore
~@era," 5reitug, ben 10. Sanuar, 2
u6r Na9mittags.
r&arlsrube," Sreitag, ben II. San,
2 u6r Na9mittags.
nWetmar," Mitttpo9, ben %. San,
2 ubr Na9mtttags.
u@erd," MittpO9, ben 10. Sebruar,
2 l16r Na9mittags.
u&arlsrube, "Mittpo4, ben 26.6e6r.,
2 ubr Na4mtttags.
Sp,itt uitttn=9afastprtiit: $3S uno $40,
Don Baltimore mad 9rtmtn S31, 90
Bon sremtn nu3 Baltimore $3.50
Runbrsii.=ginttt BON galtimrr.
mad Srtmtn unb jurid S67 20
Weotu Sraat uuo QaFass psnbe man F6 an riI
Ge5eralE4etnteH
q. S9uma9er &c Co.,
Nr. O., eitOsgupsS trabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
0arbIanO & @enniglOania Giicu1
hQhnsGn.

Rortb= @ptnue 5tatioR.
8iias osbtr a6 on g50btutaesR nab sadgiif nm
7.S6 MOraens, EOS rro 430 1abmlttass.
3lQs atbtn ab an Wo1tntasen nab 8oair I'm
7.So uno $50 Utoyssns unO 6N, 4.3O uHo GOO
glaamittnss.
3Iot q,StH al na8 gori, 9a., UNI 7.8 WOyotus
uno sos Ra5mittags.
Sa9t e.bsn ub an 6oHnta9tn rl6 Goroiif I'M
$50 Wprgtns uHb 4 ubr Ratanittugg.
SitQt qtb,u alb an SonntaaeH nab gslair I'm
$50 Murgens, 400 ga4mittaQs uuo 1000 Qb;upB.
4. c. Rorris. @eHsrals4tiad its iaepsE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
S~erlammlmngs> In;etgen.
gpt,iaI-0erfammIunss >Nn,etee.

9aGtimore e, bsn- "a. St3embsr 1901.
Sine Notwithstanding Der Httiondre Der
Rational 9uilOins @FOciatiUn bon Baltimore
miro am . / # q q, BEN 7. Sunuar 1902, Ra6=
mittaqs 2 llbr, I'm 6ei6dftsz 9iireau ots @ersins,
Nr. 203, 0oro=2i6ertpzS trabs, Baltimore, Mo.
ftattiinoen, gum 3n;de Der llnterbrcitunq eines
buatdnoi9en @usioeiies iibrr Die Nngele9enbeitsn
oes Vcreins an bic Attien=a nbuber, oamit Oieiel=
BIN iolbe Mabreoeln s~rqreifen fonnen, ais mad
beren Gruefcn sum 9eten beg Sereirs iein mi=
gen. N4e aftiondrc perpen ~orin9eno sur Sbeilz
nabme aufeeforb,rt.
Grnft Z. Snabe, IT,, B%rdfioent,
(350-60 g. u. 0pne. Setrrtdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

Sn Buffalo 4u6en bic
8ertreter Der polnif9en gereine uno
@eieQi6aften MaBna6men fir cine
@ntriifungs : Notwithstanding
getroffen, unb 5par ri4tet ita Die
gntriifung gegen Die preubii9e Rsz
qierunq, neil bieielbe in Poien unD
8efpreuBen beuti9en unterrt4t an
gepronet bat unb Derlangt, Dab Die
&tnber in beuti6er Sprade beten lerz
men iouen. Die poIniiden 5rauen
9uffalo's 6ielten bereits cine Proteitz
0eridmmlund db.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

r~S ~Nns, Seutfder Satienuerein."
Sonnerfaq, Den 26. SeSembsr, @benos 5
llbr, Ssriautmlunq 3ur domination BON Sirefto=
rem. tuoju ale Mit9lieoer frtunoli5it eiuselaoen
iinD.
(25S-9) e. 6. Gd)neieereftb Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
SrDbltfe Weibna4ten!

Ginen launigen Brief
bat Sbert S9iel aus ietnsr 9efunz
gen19aft aus ct. 9elend unter'm 2.
Iopember 1901 an bic Obertertta
Der Mufteri9ule in Srantfurt a. 3D..
geri9tet. Gr i4reibt: Sea, Sungens,
Sbr 6abt mir einen i9Dnen Strei4
geipielt, baB S6r bic 9ei4i4te NIT
ben Seberbaltern in bic 3eitung gez
bra9t babt, benin t9 babe, i9 peiB
ni9t, pie piele 6unbert Infragen fir
Seberbalter befommen, fogar aus
Seitret6, l1ngarr unb 8ublano; unb
tpie tpirb's erit tperben, tpenn bic aus
Qmerifa au9 nod fommen. 9erGenz
for bat mir beute gefagt, er ptrD tie
iebt ale glei4 IN ben Paptertorb tper=
fen, benin es pGren gu biele. Gs tbut
mir ia fur9tbar leib, bab i9 ni4t
alien sSungens uno tleinen Mtdo6en
i'm groBen beuti4en Rei9 cine 5reuoe
NIT einem Seberbalter ponNapolson's
9rab bereiten tunn, aber 10 ptele
GrGber fat NappleOn ia gar nt4t;
aud piirbe bas 9oI3 auf Der gan5en
Sniel ia fuum ausreiden. = Sbr
miibt mir nun aber audi aus Der
patf9e belfen, unb Der primus muB
in Der 3eitung mein 8ebauern aus
briiden, baB i9 bic bielen 8inf4e
ni9t erfiilen tdnn. Sd iebe aus Ell
rem 3eitunssuusf9nitt, baB nod
breiaebn 5sberbalter feblen. Sd ienoe
bieIelben beute ab, uno nun tpiini9e
i9 Sud pergniigte Weibna9ten uno
Elm frOblides, gliitlides Neuiabr. -
6erali9 griibt Guer Q.S4iel, Sberft.
(Sdiel tit Elm gebOrener 5rantfurter.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

limb eerabe am Weibna9tstage
miifen mir ben @lauben an bas
MenIhbeitsibeal feithalten, unter benz
Qi6tfran5e bes Wei9na9tsbaumes,
Der bas @pangelium BON Der 8riioerz
f6aft Der garl5en Meni4heit pertiinz
bet, Die erobe 1reube, Die anem golf
piberfabren tpirb. SEPT feiern uniere
Rinber, ~penisftens Die, Die nod nt4t
bon benz peifimismus I'M erer 3ett
anseftedt finb, 8eibnu6ten am iaOrl=
item. Hi9ts lit 10 gldubsn5ftdrf, ME
Elm reines &inbergemiitb, in oas nod
ni6t bic acknowledgement bitterer
Gnttduf6ung gefunen iino. 0as Sim
berber5 gibt fi9 unter Dem ftrdblenoen
SannenbGum6en feiner 9roben 5rellz
be gana bin. Wir 9roben, bic mir
10 man6e Gnttdui9 dung erfdbre1t,
fDnnen bas 10 gang ni4t n1ebr, aber
aus Der Sreube Der iungen 8inoerleez
len fprinst bod Elm Sunfe iiber ms
6er3 Der often, unb in ihren 9er5en
hliiben bic 8lumen Der @rinnerung,
an bic ferne 3eit, bu aud tie an bas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gefii6rt tpurDen
unb bon lieber Mutterbanb bic betnt@
li9en Wiinf9e grfiiaung fanoen.
unb in Der 5lu4t Der Grinnerung
iteigen bann nod man9e 8ilber fro
Der Sage unb man6e liebe S9atten
tpisber auf. @orbet, b6rbetl unb
Der feitlt6er Sreube mif9t ii4 etn
leifes Gefii6l Der Srauer Bel. Inter
benz Weibna6ts6aume tperben lie ptez
Der lebenbig, bic @eitalten, Die in guz
ten ober in bDien Sagen bur9 unfer
2eben gei9ritten iinb, unb beren 4nz
benfen perloren gegangen 81 ietn
f6ien i'm @etpii6l unb Sreiben oes
tG9li9en 2ebens. Sas tbun a6er bod
nun mir 9eutf9en, benen 10 Elm Bis
6en Srdumen mod INNER i'm glute
liegt, einerlei, pie ldnge mir audi
i9on 8iirger Der neuen Welt limb.
Sei's brum! Sas li9ter16tmmernoe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno Die iinntge,
innige @eibnu9tsfeier Die it1b Ell
genites 9ut Der Seutf9en. Die Ieuz
Berli6feiten baben uns unoere 8Olter
abge1eben, aber bas 1T 10 5iemlt9 al
les. 9as iiberrei9 gei9miidte Sanz
nenbdum9en unb Die groben 8ef9enz
fe t6un's ni9t aqeir; IS 9ebOrt Elm
She'll bes beuti6er 0eTens, beutI4en
9emiit6s, beutfhen 9er5ens ba5u.
limb 70 boffen mir, bab ale uniere
2eIer elm Stiid beutf8er 8olfesieele
unb beutf6en 8eiens gerettet, I'm
Wei6nd9ten in beutf9er Weiie uno
beutf4em Settle gu fetern unb min
f9en ba5u
Cr..LI.L. D.s6u~A4,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

Die biesiGbrige 8ei6z
na9tsfreuOe lit ben gngldnOern Dur9
Die 9oeren sriinoli9 perial5gn NOR
ben. 9a bic biz iebt p~orliegenoen
Na9ri9ten nur aus enslif6sn offiz
5ieIen8eri6ten fpmmen unD ii9 iber
ein5elne 9or9dnse borfi9tig aus
f4peisen, 10 BARI man %annebmen,
bub Die englii4en gerluite mod grOz
Ser iinb, ais Bis ieBt 5ugegeben pirb.
Die Welt aber freut itd Der 8oerenz
grfolse uno niini9t ibnen mod bel
mebr neue. Die 9offnung, pel4e
Die @ngldnoer auf lire 8lodbdustetz
te seiebt baben, 1T gu @afer gefporz
ben. Sic baben bic Sur6bri9e Der
8oeren ri9t b~er6inbern f0nr1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

so it bem @etten 1T Der
Qmerifaner glei4 BEL Der 6ano. Il
bet YOU" liegt i9m tets auf Der 3nnz
&c. Qu9 bumme, blDbiinnig bumme
8etten iperoen gsma9t. Wettst Oa
Der 5neiuno5pan6igidbrige Mar 2az
3ensfi bon Chicago, baB er Elm pint
WbisfeD auf einsn 3ug austrinfen
t0nne, unb tbat's audi. Gr purDe be-
tpuBtlOs dufgefunOen, unb Die Qer5te
balten ben 3uitdno bes iungen Manz
nes fir beiOrgniBerreeeno. Cine an
bere Wette fam in Nep=Yorf gum
4ustrdg. Sort pettete Elm Mfeni6
nit grpBem Munbpert, baB er elm
Gntenei in ben Munb nebmen unO
bann nod Elm Stiid4en pfeifen t0nz
ne. 0as 81 bra4te er nirfli3 in
ben Munb, aber er pfiff balo uuf Dem
lebten Sod, neil INN Der Soem aus
sing. Gum Slid bate Semano 9eiz
ftesgesenpurt genug, Dur9 einen
tii6tigen S4lug bas 81 gu 5erbreGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

8ergsB1i9fett ptrb ais
cine ~itereptppe gigeni9uft be5 beutz
fden 9rOfefOrs betra9tet. 9aB absr
Elm 10 g~epiegter 8ei9dftsmann, tpte
6r. CHARLES M. S9pab, Der MiGioz
nzS9pab bpm Stabltruit, an Ser
geblt9feit letben f0nnte, bate man
ni6t geba9t. unb bod nirb aus
Nepzgorf beri6tet, bab S6pab Bel
ieiner fiir5li6en 3iidfe6r aus europa
pergeHen bat, bret Pra9toiamunten
i'm @ert6e BON 1850 Dollars Der
s3oqbebDrbe un5ugeben. 9atts bic
8agatele rein pergefen. @r bat aber
als bic Serren 3OlzSnipettoren, bic
BON europa aus iiber bic Stumartenz
Nnfdufe bes amertfanifGen Mftatoz
ndrs infprmirt tparen, benz 9eDG9tz
nib 9rn. S9nab's su 9ulfe famen,
bic 3olgebiibren BON 1850 Dollars
entri6tet. So, bieIes f9le9te Sc
bG9tniB! Wenn ober sinem gep06nz
lifen Sterbli6en cine berartige Ser
seBli9feit paIiirt, bann furirt man
linn bas i6le9te 8eDGdtntB, inoem
man Die b~er9ehenen 8egen itdnoe conz
fis8irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25
boB f6 iener rM~ngeran5te" i'm 9in>
terqrunoe qe6alten bat.

Qu6 Oetrei9 ge9t gegen
bic Suene Dor. Den Offi5ieren Der
Difrei9ii9sungariiaen 4rmee tit Elm
grlab bes 8riegsminiiteriums 5ugsz
qa1qen, tpeIder cine @ini4rdnfung
Der @rmeezO uelIe be5fpedt. gs bart
Fortun feline Ouenforberung erge9en,
bepor ni9t benz 3egiments>@omman
beur 8eri9t iber ben Streitfal err
itattet 1T. Den Commandment bat
bann 5u entfdeibsn unO fdnn gesebsz
men Tyaaes itatt bes 9uens cine gez
ri9tli9e llnteriudung gegen ben gez
letDiqer er0ff1sn.
The Globe-republican., 1901-07-25

Cripple Greek. Colo, was not on
the map in 1890, but it has just had
a convention of the trans-Misis ssippi
congress, composed of 1000 dele
gates, and its name is in the news
papers all over the United States
Within a comparatively small space
in that region more gold is obtained
every year than is found in any other
section of the American continent.
Cripple Greek furnishes most of the
gold which is credited to Colorado
every year, and Colorado leads all
the other states in gold output.
From present indication the gold
production of the Cripple Crock dis
trict will be at least $25, 5,OOO, ,OCO for
1901. There has been steady in
crease in it's output every year since
the gold discoveries were first made
there, in 1891 Colorado still leads
in silver production among the com
munities of the United States, but its
gold product these days Is much
more than double its silver output.
Here is a change in conditions which
nobody could have foreseen at the
time, in 1898, that the purchase
clause of the Sherman law was re
pea1ed, and the government stopped
buying silver --G1obe-Democrat.
The Globe-republican., 1901-07-25
II DnzzleS The World.

No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter of the excitement
that has been caused by DIR. Kings New
est tests have been on hopeless victims of
Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhage,
Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thousands OF
whom it has restored TO perfect health
For Coughs Colds, Asthma. Group Hay
Fever Hoarseness and Whooping Cough
it is the quickest, surest cure in the world
1t is sold by Amos s. G winner who guar
antee satisfaction or refund money
Large bottles soc and S1.O0. Trial bot
ties free.
The Globe-republican., 1901-07-25

Among the homeseekers who came
in from the west on No. 2 this morn
ing was a man from California who
was on the way to Oklahoma to reg
lister for the drawing. His nerve be-
gan to fail him here and for awhile
this noon he was uncertain whether
or not it would not be better for him
to return to the coast and wait about
six months at the expiration of which
time, in his opinion, claims could be
procured much more cheaply than at
present-Newton Republican
The Globe-republican., 1901-07-25
Adds Three Banks to His String.

c. Q. Chandler, president of the
Citizens State Bank of this city, in
creaseed his string of banks to twelve
last week by the purchase Of the
Wellington National Bank of Well
ington, Kansas, the State Bank of
Garnett and the State Bank of
Greeley, in Anderson county, Kan
sas. This gives Mr. Chandler and
his associates q string of banks reach
ing from Kansas City to New Mex
leo, and covering the greater part of
the southwestern cattle belt.-Medi-
cine Lodge Cresset-
The Globe-republican., 1901-07-25
Reports from points covering tn

Reports from points covering the
been great exagGeration regarding
the extent of injury In the South
west, especially in Kansas, the loss
will be severe, but in Iowa and other
States raising as much OF more than
Kansas in normal season the out
look is by no means hopeless; even if
rain does not fall for two weeks there
will be chance of fair yield.
Meanwhile conditions are very salts
factory in many sections, and crop
of 1,75O, 900 900 bushels may yet be
secured. Harvesting and threshing
Of winter wheat progresses satisfactor-
lily, and the outlook IN spring wheat
States is such as to practically assure
the largest total yield en- record
Oats have been damaged to such an
extent that there is no prospect of
even an average yield. Hay has
been injured by drouth in the South
west, but outside that region the crop
is fully up to expectations, and high
prices will make this very valuable
yield. Rain has greatly improved
/! the cotton outlook, though much
more is needed to secure best results.
It is noteworthy that while agricu1-
tural products have suffered from
heat and drouth. there is much less
loss from insects than usua1--Dun' s
Review.
The Globe-republican., 1901-07-25

The GAINESVILLE girl who ran away
from home in the middle of the
night, went to Chicago and then turn
ed up in Buffalo has returned home.
She says her mind is perfect
blank" There is not much doubt
about that There is large number
of young women in the country suf-
fering from the same diff Guilty We
see them and hear them everywhere
and they are the ones who bring
sorrow and tribu1ation upon their
parents But the GAINESVILLE girl was
the first to acknowledge the real
cause of the trouble.
The Globe-republican., 1901-07-25

In the old world the agricultur
ist is an ignorant pauper- In this
country the farmer is an enlightened,
independent capitalist. The advent
of the country telephone and the rur
al mail delivery Will bring him into
close communication with urban
thought and action. With this will
come larger intelligence and a
better culture The future outlook
for the American farmer is surely a
bright one.