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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02
Sotal .451 1855 $12,553,534
@9ifffa9rt unb @4iff5s
banter n.

WG6rsnb bes Sahrss 1900 purbsn
hsm galtimorer 0iftrift AT neus
@d;fFe sugefiibrt. "a SegelI3!fFe uno
Is OampFer, NIT einem 9aammtz
S~onnengebult bon 1853, uno gum
0erf6s BON 81. 428,1 $50. Mit oieTem
3uno6s peroen Don Rbebern i'm Sal
t:mprer Oiitritt 1146 S4iffs gei9nei,
fte sinsn Spnnengebalt bon 1880
Sprnen reprdsentirsn.
Gs nurbsn SO S6iFfs6rii9e in bisz
fem 9afen beri6tst, BEL pel9en As
Menf9nkben, $79.115 an S9iffsz
Gigantkum unO $2860 an Sra9t psrr
lpren gin9sn. Gs purben 315 @etz
fdufe uro 9ppotbsfen auf 6o6r3euge
prototO0irt uno 2285 S4ifszOof
mente getpdbrt.
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S6ligationen:
Nftifn:
g a m 10 ollie E.

Der 9rsiS Der 9aumtpo[e gine
um 81 Gents pro pfuno pom nisOr;gz
item @tanoe binauF. Die 3ufubr Be-
truq in 1900 329,572 8a1en, gsgen
356,133 i'm @orjabre. Grpottirt
tpurben 199, 642 8ouen, gegen 1887
GOT in 1899. Die bieIisen 5abriten
perarbeiteten 1900 8alen unb na9
auitenpIdben gingen $4,000 8unsn.
Der 8affee6anoel
Ser 8GffesbunDel nabm i'm abgez
faufenen Sabre einen groBsn Nufz
fdapune; IS purDen 313,285 Sdde
eingefiibrt, pber 90,759 mebr, als in
1899. @s mar bic gr0Bte 3ufu6r felt
ben leBten a9t Subrsn.
Gin unb Qusfubr.
Die Gin unb MusFu6r Der Gtobt
Baltimore ii6erltieg bas @Orjabr gan3
bepeutsnb. Gs ma6te Ii6 Elm I~tarter
Hiidgdng i'm Grport bon Nd6rungsz
mitteiItofen bsmerf6ar, bod nuroe
bieYes ourh onosre Qrtifel auF9eipCz
gen. Die Ginfubr bat oagegsn ale 16
bor6ergsbenbsn Sabre ii6erflugslt. Der
Wertb Der Gin unb Nusfubr in ben
leBten 16 Sdbren mar, tpie fplgt:
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Sotal 343 446 IA 6;
g 9iffs6dut6 Gttgtei

Sn ben leBten 5p0lf MOnuttn NUT
ben in ben S9;Ffsbau6ofen 9aItimoz
res A 5abr3euge Der DerI4ieoenen
@attungen gebaut NIT einem9eIammt'
Sonnengebalt bon 1929 Sonnsn, gsz
gen 1899 Sonren i'm @Orjubre. uhr
Der @ert6 Der ne~ugebouten 5abr5euge
in 1900 betrug 81, 645,57O, gegen
81, 300 Der i'm Sabre 1899 gebauz
ten @9iffe. Die nMarpldnoer Stablz
Comp" baltte ben grOBten S6eil Der
@9iffe, unb 5par 6um9aammtz5onz
nengebalt bon 9O43 5pnren urb gum
@ert6e bon $1,000 SO tpurben
gsbaut Elm Oumpfer, Elm Sorpsbo6oot,
bier 8aggermaId;nen, flint @4kpper,
5pet So6tsn, 81 2i4terIaiffe, 3ptI
6ebema16inen, Elm JiY6srbampfer,
Elm Maggprz5loB. Die S6tffs6auz
t6dtigtsit in ben kBten 10 Sa9ren mar
in Baltimore, ME folQt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02
6anbcl INN Grldafte III 1900.

Baltimore bat Elm erfolgrsi9es 9ss
f9dftsiabr tinter fi9. = Cute
4usiatsn fir bds nsue Sdbr. =
GIN unb Wusfubr sugenommsn.
= Gutter Stanb Der 8anten. =
3uperli9tlide @timmuns on Der
8Drie. - Spprt<Noti5en.
0as Sobr 1900 mar in eef6dftliz
der 8e5;ehung etnes Der erfotgrei9ften
bts eon5en eSabrbunoerts. SIM en-
sros@&leioerbanoel. Der ii9 bier Elm
Centrum eeIu9t bat. fam man oas
@efddft dls bas bette i'm lebten Sabrz
5sbnt bs5ei6nen. Die Breiie erbielten
fi6, obne boB cine 1sberprpbuttion gu
6emerfen mar, Die 8orrdtbe puroen
nu6e5u ale ausoerfauft. 9ieEes 1T
etnsr Der MISREPRESENTATION 3use,
inbem es einen Der auBergepo6nli9iten
~geTunben 3uitdnbe onbeutet. Die Or
Better battsn itstige 8eI4dFtigung gu
606eren Raten. als ieit LANCER 53eit be-
3o6ft ipurben; bieIelben tpurOen meiz
Fens bonn 8orratb unb Na6Frdge gez
regelt. Die gegenipGrtigen Wusli9ten
faRen auf Elm gutes 9ei9dft i'm 6rii6@
iabr F4lieben. bsnn bic Sabrifunten
baginnsn F9on iebt bic erbaltenen Dub
trdss ausaufiibren.
S6nittpadren.
Sm S6nittpaarens9ei9d puroe
pG6renb bes pergangenen Sabres Elm
foliber Sortf6ritt bemertt, unb bic
@srtGufa iiberitisssn biejenisen bes
@oriabrss. Sn 5olge Der itetisen bOz
FEN 9reiie bes 8obmatsrials naren
bic Yrofits n:9t 70 bod; bic Yreiis
fir fertige Stpffe ftiegen ni4t i'm
@er6GltniB. unb bic Sabriten unO
6Groter muBten ibre @epinne Be-
f6nsiben. Die @ermebrung oes Sc
ffdftsz9 olumens ftteg BON 5 Big 10
9rp3ent in 1900 eegen oas 9orjabr.
SIM @dn3sn senommen, iinb bic Ser
6GltniKe febr 3ufriebenftenenb. urO
tuHeibs @sfi6l beberrIdt bas 9eI4dft
i'm geginn bss neuen Sabres. Die
SbatIa6e, baB Nrbeiter in alien Snou<
ftrie5peigen poGe 9ei4dFtigung baz
bsn, ~ertpeitert aud bic @oniumtion.
Nn9 i'm &lsinbanbsl 1T bas &C.
i9dFt grDBer eetporoen. Sn 8e5us
ouf 9reiie gtng 9aumtpoue unb Gins
men in bic 6D6e unb Woae unb @slbe
oinesn 5uriid. Wu4 in bis|em 8es
T6Gfte mar es bortheilbaft bemerfbar.
bab Wrbsiter bon. 8ef6dftigrng bats
ten, BERN bic &auffrafi otrielben ooz
tumentirte li9 BE onbers in ben leBten
WOnaten ie6r bortheif9dft.
2eoernddren.
SIM S6u6z unb 2eb.rpaarenz9anz
BET 3eigte Ii9 Nnfangs bes So6res Ell
ne rsge S6dtigteit, bic aber in Jolgs
Der Misrepresentation uno oss parmsn
8etters i'm 6erblte 5uriid9ing. Nu3
bic Yreif e batten barunter 81 Ieioen.
8anfgef4dfte.
Die 9anfgei9dfte 5eigtsn in 1900
cine Nbnabne gegen 1899, neil feline
gigantiTden Sransaftionen borfamen,
bod 5eigts ous gauge 8eIddft einen
teillamerr. profperirenoen 3uitano, 10
ooB bic 8anten i'm 0urdi9nitt Elm
eutes 9sI3dft gu ber5ei6ner 6atten,
pbT6on 5pei 8unfsn tur5 por SaRresz
39luB lire S6irsn f6lofen. Ollie
f6lo1en nit einem lle6erf9uB ub. Die
2iquibirungen bsr 8anfen in ben leBz
ten 3ebn Sabren tpursn, ME folgt:
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Tr0blihe Shneiaer.

5r0bli9e S4peiaer. -
9or esmiitblid ging es geItern Nbsno
in 9rn. Sol. Mesn6erg's 9uae, Tr.
116, Npto4pacaz StpaBe, gu, inosm
ST. Msisn6srg einsm alien @ebraufe
gsmdb feline 2anDsfeute duf Den Neuz
jabraia9 gu ii4 einluo uno OieIsi6en
nit Dem geiten bs1pirtbete, mas isine
beriibmis 8ii6e uno Seller bieten fonnz
ten. 2fuBsrbem battle 9r. Meierbsrg
in REDEEM Mabe fir bic unterbalfung
ieinsr @dite Gorge gstrassu, uno bel
@siang urb 8sdsrtlang perlsbts bic
feline @9pei5srI4plonis me9rere 9ez
miitblits Stunben. 9r. Wsienbsrg
bssribte feline @dite nit foIgenOen
Wprten: SD funn beute niAt um6in,
meimn ein9elaOenen 9dIten, 5reunOen
uno 2anoslsuten, Gin gutss gliidieliges
Sabr pini9en. MDee ieosm bon Sud
0as bel 6ieoen tpsr0en. mas ct ii9 Ielz
Der tpunf6t. Das ate Sabr lit ob,
ia. Elm sanaes S~a6runoert lit IN bic
@piefeit psriurfen. 2uBt uns Bag
balb Nlss i'm Dorisen SabrunOert Sc
fde6sne Der 8ergangenbsit angelo
reno bstrahtsn. 2abt uns am 6eutiz
gen Mbsnb 6ei Der S%a6restpenos aGsn
alien Groq uro Sab peogehen. 2uBt
uns ben i9Dnen 6r;itliAsn 5eItsruB
in bieisr befligsn Bo4s ni4t nmionit
eri4aIen: r5risoe ouf @rpen." 2abl
uns fem, einie @ult bon 9riioern. &C.
lingt uns Oas, ounn iino meine 8inz
i9s fir bus tommenos So6r poGenos
srfiGt. Sd bsibs Sic Ollie 9er5li4
tpiqfommen!"
Srn. Meien6erg's Heuiabrs9ruB
tpurbs Iriirmii4 applaubirt, uno ounn
fofeten abtpe6fe1no pdtriotii6e 2isoer,
@ploz8ortrdgs, Gpuplets uno Ostlaz
matipnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02
Staot Baltimore.
Ser &dlenoer
"0emtf6en Gorre(ponoenten''
fir 1901.

Der &alenber bss rOeutiden GORE
fponosnten," Elm %tpertbpoIIss 9anObu4
fir isben OsutIGsn in Baltimore uno
Marplanb, ma9t in Der apeiten Saz
muarzDo6e lein grf9einen. SeDsr
2eisr beg nDmtiden G~orreiponoenz
ten" erbGlt benz elbsn ols gepib mill
fommsnes @eIdsnf bes 9srausgebers
fret in's 9aus geltefsrt. Das b04lt
intsrefants Bud, pel9ss I6on Bel
fsinsm .r1ten Gri9sinsn i'm 0orjabre
cine 10 auBsreepDbnlt9e Na4frage
perurfa4ts, 1T bieiss Sabr nod melt
rel6balfiger ausgsItottst, unb bsionz
bers 1T barauf GiidIi6t eenommen,
bob 8altimorer unb WarplGnber benz
ielbsn ols Elm b09it niibli6es Na4z
f9la9e6u9 betra6ten fDnnen. Der
felbe pirb nur an W6pnnsnten ber9ez
ben, unb ss biirfte Ii9 oaber fir jebsn
OeutI9en empfeblsn, nod in bieier
Mpde in bic Mbpnnsntsnreibe oes
rOeut9sn Gorrefponbsnten" %ein5uz
treten. Sober Srdgsr nimmt 8eftelz
lungsn entgssen. Do6 gsnigt i9on
bas 3uIenbsn elmer Yoittarte nit Der
ri9tissn 4brsHs an bic Office bes
.Osuti6en GorreIponbenten," S.IW.@
Gds bon 8altimoreftrabe uno Poitz
SfficssNbe., Baltimore, Mo.
I'm Dem 2siern bes yOeutiAen
Gorrefponbentsn" cine Sbss gu sebsn,
mas bas 10 bslisbte Hoi6bu4 entbdlt,
brinaen mir bier sinsn tbeilpsiIen
1ebsrbfid iiber ben Sn6alt oeifeIben.
Der &afsnbsr ent6dIt:
g6rpnif Der Sp0tsfdGs bon 9sutz
i6ea iE Baltimore uno MarpsdnO in
1900;
ueber1i6t Der pi9tigitsn Greisni1e
in Staot unb Staat;
8eidreibuns bon Baltimore felt Der
&riinbung Der Staot;
8sr3eidnib aGsr beuti6en 8ir4en
unb Namsn Der @ei4li9en;
Die elf grDBtsn 8auperfe;
5as Rsiultat Der Wnni5ipalpabl
dm z. Wfdl 1899;
Ods 8ptum pes Staates uno ber
@taot fir 9ouosrneur, Gontroleur
unb General : 4nipalt in 1899;
Die 9eDDlfsrung bss Staates i'm
Berglsi6e NIT Der 3una6me in ben
5sbn 0staben beg 10. Sabrbunoerts;
Oas 8otum fir Gon9rsB : Rsprdz
~ientantsn Der feds Marpldnosr Oiz
{~trifts;
Das 8ptum fir Wapor. Stabtz
Gontroleur unb prdlioent beg 5peiten
Ratbs3tpe:ses;
Die o6stIten Staats : 8samtsn;
Die oberlten Stabt : 8samisn;
Der Staotratb BON Baltimore bon
1899;
Die Wirren in China;
Dis Barrier Notwithstanding;
GUTENBERG H.. bic 9udorudertunli;
Mpberne Hisienoompfsr;
Observation-Disclosures Qustenung;
Das 10. S%ablbunosrt;
politiI9s &unoidau aug ben Ser.
@taaten, Osutiafano unO anbersn
Stuaten;
Der II. Genius;
Die Yrdiioenien Der Ser. Stanten;
= Die srDBten Stdote Der gros;
Staatn ii. Serritorien Der Union;
3insfuB unb 8sridbrunssfriit in
Zen Wsr Stnntsn.
5abeGe fir 3insbers9nune;
Der Sc. Gpn9rsB;
8iRsnapetthss in Der Ganopirt6z
idaft u. {. 10.
Der estannte Monbfdlenber gsbt
unie,m 2eiern in bieIen Sogen ebsnz
falls gu.
Die Hebdfttpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02

gof fir Ieufunblanb, bia Nortb
Sponep, unb fir MiquslDn, pio So
fipn, idlisbt bier tGsli4 UNI 3 ubr
Na9mittaes; fir Gotta 3ica, 9pnouz
ras unb Guatemala, pia Gep : Or
leans, tasli6 8 nbr absnos.
Grams : 9ucific : Bof.
OpnnsrTtag, 7 u6r Ibenos, fir
9dpuii. Supun, Gbina uno bic 9bi'
lippinen. uia San Sran3isco.
Die 5rans : Baeific : pof piro
absei4:dt tGgli9 nad ben 9dfen obns
Wupntbalt Der uebsrldnp { HDute.
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@tnfub T.
Ser ~&egelfpprt.

Der 8eoelFport fte6t in Baltimore
felt benz lebten Sabre in GROCER 8liz
tbe unO bat gum Shell anbsre @piele
p~srordngt. Die erits 8sgslbo6n purz
be 1848 in Baltimore gtbalt, uno felt
iener 3eit Fat Der &egeIIport tang7ams
5ortT4ritte gema9t. Grft i'm lsBHen
Sabre BADEN ii3 bic 9aGtimorsr niez
Der 9an5 Be- onbers Dafiir intereT1irt.
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3nrfenz Geld Gfte.

@u6 in ben 80rTsngsIddften i6loB
bas Sabr 1900 nit einem pertrauz
ensoonen 9in6lid auf bic nG6Ite gu
tunFt, Die geTammten 8erfduFe BON
Sbligutipnsn uno bic 3abl Der Off
ten, fpst4e 9Gnbe pe3Ielten, tparen.
nie fplqt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02
eriuft acuun's sbee NIB aaffce.

unier 3iel - ben f%einIten S6ee uuo
aaffse unD 3uder Dem GOniumentsn
fir ben %biaislten 9rsis gu psrtdufen.
s. D. aennp. 10 2Gben in Der Staot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02
Gin 6r.
0ie aut9dttgfet t.

Das euerzNppeIationsgeri4 gez
tpGbrte i'm lsbten Sabre 1853 Bauer
lau6nibI6eine, unb 5par 1896 in Der
o1tcn Stabt uno Alt i'm bisberigen
Dinner. Die folgenos Sabeae entbdlt
einsn @erglei9 Der in 1900 unb 1899
g~epdbrten Observation-Disclosures fir
neue 9ebdubs unD Nnbauten. Die gu
TammenIteQung 1T na6 Der alien
MarDetnt6eilung:
NIte 9tdbt.
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Der 9ent(6e Correspondent.
Mittmod,, ben 2. Sanuar 1901.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nMuiftza tabemi,. "-Oisis DoAs:
seupbo-a
nSnosumzSxater. = Disie Wp9e:
fdeii4 sfpei 9aueepinesg srtefuneen.
n9oaioapitr. : Sbeater." = DieFe
UoHe: rAerob tb, goeifit.1
Serbs Spernbaus. $ Wo9e:
sGopa's Difs.~
r9oiparb : auditorium" - SMfe
@rbt: tdali4 ,iDei gOrt.aunstn.
800" Sr. s. S. 9Oftod, Dirsftor.
= Spoif Stunhsn unttrbaltuns bon IL llbr gors
~ntittaas bis II ubr @benps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02

V3ittI. Boronl,ttrf. $685. 9oGf. Ebermou.terf...a4
piltti. 2h,rmvnrct.rh 40 gtleoriafer 80
3i.bshfe Snneliq.ert beF 93iHnes IN elner Stunpe
betrua 10 Vtsiitn 2oh gorotpeften
sefrIae Meter - OIe ~uieori1Fe 3cmperatur
Ss sctrlsen 3a5.s oni Ea6scuoHnleR StouOneu
mar. mir ipLo..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02
WtGtig fit Amaefgmoe.

N Ussslsns rf&eint ausn benz .SeutfAss
Sefreipsnsenten' feline einlise seuti&e 3eituns,
pel@e eine SrudsEreHs beftt, bic i'm 6tanss ID,
ss datlace ss ,Gsutf6en GsrreiponoenteH' II
rtHiou, els
fittf Sfttnoets
"a sru6en. Die 9reHe bes Gorreiponoeuten' fam
BIZ Guflase ireeno siR;r onotrex tdali&sR ssuts
t3en 3eituns In Narplans in
fluff Yttntttett
brsden, faiisR une abidblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02

Sober 6erbit reift ieiue Grnote an Iooteu. cine
Golge DerWtrna6ldifgune, nab einem duirclbenDel
6onlmer Gtdriuns Rnp @eiuuobeit lpttptr ,u crs
loneen. Or 5ie9erts ansoftura=Siters be.
reidert Das Glut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02

*** Dix qrobioent 6ooings
8unt," cine Der iin9erEn, abr lsbsnSz
fd6igeR uno Iifsrsn Sparbant2n DIR
5iobt, lGBt e ii6 an8slegen fs:n, bic
Qnloos zines Tot6pfsnnj9s fir ban
Ipriiflp0rtl:dsn regnerii4sn Sag fir
isb;os uno 3ufHnFi.8s @SpoIitoctn 70
6eo9em ols m6g.i4 81 maf:n. 81
OieIsm 8ptds unt:r6G.t its ni6t nnr
amid SnItitute in oGsn S5ailen Der
gtoOi, T0nocrn 0ffnet o:eIs audi 3u
Sfrnoen, in oenen Nrbsi!er o9ae SIT
oerluH i6re 0epOIi,en ma4sn f0nncn.
Ser norp0t!ife 3peig Der 8ant in
Tr. 5O4, NorO 9apItraBe, einige
S6irln r0toIifJ bonn 8elair DART,
piro ppn isB! Oh tdsiif, nit Nus1
nafme oes Sonatogs, BON 9 DIS l
u6r uno Samfa9s Don 3 Bis 8 u9r
Q6benh8. @eGotr en-
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|.

@ie6banbet.
Die fO1eenoe Sabele 1T cine Bur
fammeniteaung bss Gmpfdnges BON
@4ladtbieb i'm l1nionz8isbbofe unb
ber ausFubr in ben ebten otpsi Sab
rem:
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TO ADVER-
Users.

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ing the German Correspondent. that has sufficient
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Deutsche Correspondent in less than
FIVE HoURS.
The press of the correspondent" will print
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Xxx Der n8ottimorer MeB9erz
8srein Nr. 1" tpjrb 6sute @5&no in
Soroan's 6aIe am Centre : Martt
feline Sa6re5 8eriommlung uno Be-
amtenfpQ6l bdltan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02

NuF Die eln5sInen WE0nate btrEbelIte
li9 i'm lsBten Sabre Die Gin unb@usz
Fuhr, Die fpist:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02

*F:* Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
terTtGBungs : 8uein" 6Gt! morgan
Q6euo an Der @de bon MonroezSiraBs
uno 6reoeridzQpenue isine idfrl;d:
8enerul49eriummlung unO 8eam.Saz
mail.
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*** Der n9omsn : Nd6berein oe5
Nngemeinen 9euti6'n 8aiIen6auIs5"
6dlf 6ulte Na6mittag in Der Na1att
an Qisquitbs, na6e @on : StraBe, fe;z
ns Sa9res 9erIammlung al, gu tpeis
der it6 ale MiIglieDer 3oblrei4 e!nz
finDan ioltsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02

Sptal .S19. 618. 783 no. .434
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02

Xxx Der yR%oro0Itli6e 2sj6z uno
@par : @erein" 6G.. i,ins S16reso2rs
ionmluag uro 8eam&apo6, 6:u,e
2(6eno um 8 u6r an DIR NorrofgG6e
Der G6aicItraBe uaO 9optin852toenue
uno ale N}itgl;fber ioutsn erf6einan.
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Etatloncn

@etterausft9ten = 5ir
Morplano uno Den Diftritt COLUMBIA
ttar uno fdiisr am Miltno9, lfar am
OonnsrItag, frif9s peifliGe @ince.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02

*** Dim 0onrerItag Q6tnO um 8
l16r finbet i'm rNG8. OtutI6:n Waiz
ien6auie" bic So6re5 8erionmFung
unb Wobt Der 0ireftorsn Ger N15falt
fatt. DIE MitgIRoer TirO elngstaosn,
Die 9sriammiung gu beip6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02

SSetterbcridbt.
Ser. Gtaaten ~ crrer.Shrtau
B. ttIm0re, ben l. Sanunr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02
9h ginfiinfte I'M 3o1dmi i'm Der
9lsi4 gum @oriabr 5eigtsn fplgenos
@1mmen.
Sptal So. Oh. 1926 So. $40. 1850


gei Der 3ufu6r aus bsm WsTten
5eigt bic n@eftli4s Murpldnber Giz
fenba6n" i'm bergangenen Sabre cine
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man ertpurtet. baB bas fommenbeSa6r
ebenfaus tpieber fa6r erfolgrei6 piro.
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me beg Ginmafens bon 4nanasz
Jri4ten Pineopples) 9epeien. Die
Na6frage lit au9 ieBt pieber 70 QrpB,
oaB man ben QnIpruden mi nit bsrz
erOBerter @apa3itdt entfpre6en fam.
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9ualttdt, ob14on ni9t be Bette, ent=
fpra9 ben 8sbingungen Der auspdrtiz
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CHARITIES:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-02

Sroeno psi4e unurbnungsn Der Be-
ber limb 6ei fdltsm iopo9l, ME mar
mem Weiter betl6ar. lin cine rdt4s
unb Tfxrs Ss:lurg berDor5u6ringsn'
oie6t eg ni6ts gehsrss, p;e Or. 1u>
quit a0r:Q's 9am6urger 3ropfen, Elm
ipeaifi[des Mittel fir 2e6erleioen-
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-21
READ TIN HIS NEWSPAPER.

George Schaub, well known German
citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio is a con-
stant reader of the Dayton Valkszeitung.
He knows that. this. paper aims to al,
vertise only the best in its columns. and
when he saw Chamberlain's Pain Balm
advertised therein for lame back, he did
nothesitate in buying a bottle, for his
wife. who for eight weeks had suffered
With the most terrible pains in her back
and could get no relief. He says:
'.After using the Pain Balm for few
davs my wife said to me, I feel as though
born anew and before using the entire
contents of the bottle the unbearable
pains had entirely vanished and she
could again take UP her household duties"
He is very thankful and hopes that all
suffering likewise will hear of her wonder
full recovery. This valuable liniment is
for sale by Johnsons Pharmacy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-21
HAD = OUGHT 10 Be so!
%.s*T%%%+a+%%

Is 1T POLICY TO SAY NOTHING
: ABOUT RIGHT OR WRONG.
1t is utterly impossible to
buy at the stores during the ship
ping season, any Mol fruit at any
price, and the price charged for
culls and softs is more than can
be Melted on fancy fruit shipped
to the northern cities.
There are" peddlers at every
train selling these culls, at 10 to 20
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-21

cents per basket, and giving
travellers the impression that
Southern Pines fruit is of inferior
quality.
Read this clipping from a
Scranton, Pa, paper.
STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM.
| am glad to see the festive
strawberry put in an appearance
in our markets once more, and at
prices that make them obtainable
by people like myself, whose
pocket-book is always in an Oliver
Twist conditional any rate it is
so thin and empty that no difficulty
is ever found in twisting it in
almost any old way. got a paper
from Southern Pines, N. c., the
other day, and they were paying
more for strawberries there than
we were here, and for once | con
graduated myself that was living
in the frosty North.
Does this state of things help
our town, or indeed the fruit
growers?
CITIZEN.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-21
Hello, There, Central j.!

Hello, mere, Centrdi !!
....s..s.*I*4'....ss
The City Telephone Company to
have New Quarters Lines Being
Rapidly Extended to Connect with
OTHER Towns.
Established in 1896 with Is
local subscribers and no outside
connections; purchased by the
present owners on February l,
1900, with 10 subscribers and no
outside connections, except Pine
hurst and Aberdeen; and now
having local subscription list Of
II and connections with s.
different towns. This is the
epitomized history of the City
Telephone Company. Bernard W.
Leavitt is manager and associated
with his father, Eugene Leavitt, in
ownership.
The present quarters, in the
rear of the Q. L. Hayes New Depot,
have long been inadequate and a
new building, adjoining the
Municipal building, on Railroad
street, is now in course of con-
struction. This building, 1925
feet, of four rooms and basement,
will be ready for occupancy within
about two weeks. Meanwhile the
work Of line construction goes
steadily onward and the list OF
subscribers grows apace. We
append list Of the toll stations
and connections which can now be
reached through the local ex
change:
Pinehurst, Manly, Aberdeen, Pine
bluff, Fayett7 lille, Shannon, Dunn,
Lumber Bridge, Lumberton, Park ton,
Nation, Hope Mills, Laurinburg,
Red Springs central with over 90 sub
scribers; Star and Condor central,
with 10 connections; Biscoe central,
with 10 connections, including Troy,
Vestal, ASHORE, and local; Carthage
central, with ~ subscribers; Aberdeen
and Ashboro system, with 9 connect
ions; Aberdeen and Rockfsh system,
with II connections, including Rae
ford and Timberland.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-21
CITIZEN.

Try the new remedy for costiveness.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Every hoy guaranteed Price
25, cents For sale by Iohnson's
Pharmacy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-02-08
. She Waited.

Even a Scotchman, cannot always be
humorous. 'f he would. Like other
people. however, he il sometimes
funny without meaning to be-. The
Scottish-Anerican thinks that the
message lei by q young man in
Peeblesshire to his waiting bride may
have kept her from worrying over his
nonappearance, but that she must after
all have received 1T with mixed feel
ings.
The bride elect lived in a village some
distance from the home of William, the
bridegroom. The welding was to be at
her home. On the eventful day tho
young man started for the station. but
on the way met the village grocer, who
talked SO entertainingly that William
missed his train.
Naturally he was in what is known
as a 'state . mind" Something must
be done and done at once. So he sent
the following telegram:
Don't marry till 1 come. WILLIAM.
If the bri' ! elect knew her William,
she probably knew how he felt when he
sent the message and forgave the men.
tai confusion which resulted in what
she must have looked upon as a need.
less request.