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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
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nNQl @HAAAEEAPbAN "~
Ctfli3. StrLS1a0Ea Sstt. - N w 10
Sat!Dt n n 1,-Tnr SO y. 9.24 D. QU s
aSS~lffrr FSinsr .. 39.528 8. 1857 .. 70 &
SSaariloF', 5tncr. safs H9.5 - g. 2 !lo4 I, y + " u ( (
Sro 1rg Room, Diner " 2I5 q. . 220 q. g9
.RoraI aimiteb,s ausi6litblt6 9uaman, geGTIS u;
cbierpatior u. SiuinG;6ar 80 y = 3 53%i US
SSS5saSIsj as$ s6tla, S;65S =. - rs = : 3. g g c
qofaIss8lafpaosons mad RspsgOri tttig ann
sdeg'n in T5. 8oSaIiStG 5,.1n[ I'm bd dI;gg n SOt gRiI:
mGlgaisn uns Ghstsr, ale auotrsn Mot
gul. gamOtu, gsrt. 9t Ro99dL
g3ilaDtlpbta GF'om. .86 SoEm' ' e. ~ 2.
S5tr9csu Sffom *515 g18m., $50 y.
a. obb.T,stn 9Iffor, % 10 &b0s., &c. Is q
SiStt.Rlr,our RoromstsG3e 9alosrts uno Salti'
morearoS,' Ir. POI, 51OsgroaODao, MT. SO7al'
cation '8S ee%SsT;Sf'''2S1 3. p. martts.
- . ~ ~ o. e. -'.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
Snhu sd. 9cifurdutt

es Harb am IS. 6tbruar 1901 aOba N; 3cil=
onna finoet 9onnerfag, % ubr @Ormitta9s,
bon itiner lcttcn 8Obnung, Mr.; I240, @iaiaa=
StraBe, aus itutt. mn Dann nab Der b. &ren!s
ner Seclc cclebrirt lpiro. Sic @srluanOten mo
GrtunOe Der 6amilie fnO a3tungsOOll einasIaOsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

ueber ben Srauergeian9
auf bic 8Dnigin bon England, ben Der
8oeta laureatus, 9r. Nuitin. eeOi4tet
bat, urt9silt Elm 8lalt: Dieter 9oeta
laureatus ideint mebr Galaureatus
I'll fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

8pn Der @%rabfGtts bes
8Dnigs 9umberf baben 0ie6e bas
&reu5, pie fDnigffde &rone unb pie
Settle bes W~nnuncialen : Srbens gez
ruubt. Die 9egenltGnoe tparen rur
~pergoloet, i6r MetaQ1pertb gertng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
@cidr RubrplaBr fir Gilnflinsr.

Sin WFtglifb bss Eeprd1 entdntsnN
6auIes. bag nit etnigem 3eitiiberfluB
qeIegnst mar, fat 1i6 Den SpaB &C.
ma6t, cine tleine elite auiommen3uz
Itsaen, tpeG6e in runosn 3;ffern barr
feQt, pis biel bic unteri6ieolt6Fn
GOmmiiIionen bes Ell fen Wr8inlep'z
{6en Sermins g~efoitet 6aben (aus@
f6lsBG.9 Der neueItsn 9bilippinenz
GommfT[ion, bon Deren &o Itbarfeit
man nod feline Qbnung bat). 9a
Tinb al1o fplgenof:
grite p6ilippinen { Som
mi11iOn (noa Der 94lu4t
bon Manilo) .......... $4,000
3peite p6ilipp;nen : Com
mSIIion @orceitsr, S6urz
man, 0snbR .......... 1880
9oriier 5r;ebens : Gomz
mifIfOn .............. 222, 900
mi3iGr, .............. 1000
8imetaQiItif6e GommiIIion $4,000
Qloep Beef : Comm I1ion.. 10000
Samoa : @ommi71iOn 80. $4,000
9ictoria : SubiidumsJGomz
qorii tr qusi ttGunossGom<
mi7Iion (njdt NusitsIz
luna isibTA .......... 10000
ReciprpcitGts : GommiiIion
aaFon) .............. 10000
Canada ( Gommi{Iion . . 10000
Cuba unb porto : Ricpz
8Gumungs : @ommiiioz
ISIf COrOOO
Saag : 5r;ebsns : Com
million $4,000
6otpaii { @ommi{Iipn g.. 10000
3peite SIt6mus 9OmmlIz
Snpuftrie GommiiIiOn
($15O,OOO pro Subr, fir
6rei Su6r0 .......... 100000
Robert 9. Bprter, Spe3ialz
&ommkKGr, CUBA uno
Bortp Hicp .......... 10000
8iele bieIsr 8etrGge Iinb nur runO
d6ge16Gbt, bic meiIten tperoen It4 bsl
I9lieBli6er Qbre9nung pelenIl:4
hO6er Itsqen; audi feblen ein5elne 9oz
item, 10 DolcOtt's 3psits b~imetaaiitiz
i9e MNIion, 8prter's MiiIiOn nQ4
europGiiaen SunoelSFdoien unb an
bers. Die @eIammtiumfne, eini4lieBz
li9 Der Suft : Gomm:fIiOn, pirO Ii4
ungsfdbr uuf $3,500,000 big $4,000
600 6eGaufen. Q6er f4OR 1tnb osIe
Gpmmi{Itpnen bp6i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Die frefpiGligen Spenz
ben, pel6e beutI6e Nrbsitgs6sr an if
re Qrbeiter i'm Sabre 1900 ausgeqs6en
baden, befaufen ii4 auf 6O,542,133
Morf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Ser Spanier Sgnattus
bon 2oppla, Der @riinbsr bes Seiuitenz
proens, tpo1te bic Welt fir bic fatbo=
i9e Stride 5uriiderobern. uno beuts
mifsn ft6 in SpanSen Die Ssiuiten
unter ben S4uB Der 8ajonette itelz
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Sn elmer Der 1ebten % Ii M
mern Der mebi3tnii6:n 3eftl6r:ft
rQancet" nirb Elm neue5 Mitlel eegen
Die Grippe angeprieien, nIlItoniu onz
ftricta"-auitraliI4e 9itterrinoe. Qeiz
Der foitet elm 9ramm poer 159 Gran
Nfitpnin etfpd / Dollar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Sn bem Sternbilbe Ser
itns 1T fiir3li4 Elm be1gldn5enoer
Stern auFgetaa9t.- Man bdlt benz
fel6en fir eiHsn 9lanetsn, bsr in 8rano
9eralhen lei. Oummes 2sua!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
Gnhonu mnttheS.

Gs ftarb am "A. 6ebruur, 6 lbr p min. NbeuOs,
i'm Qltcr BON IS 5a6rn uno 6 Wlon1ten, gcboren in
Raltennorobeim, Sa9isnzg8eimar Die 9eerojqung
fiuOet beute, 9tcnftaQ, Na6mittaQs ? llbr,
TAFT, poIu geriuanOtc unO GrtuuOe b6flibft eingtz
laOen ino. tj6-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Sr @eimar plant man.,
Elm 8abreutb fir bas Wortbrama gu
erri9ten unb anjdbrfid i'm Sommer
mufersiltige tlailtf6e 9%orItsaungcn
gu beranItalten. Warum benin ni4t
Slmzatben gegen 8aDreutb aus1p;ez
Ien2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Der 8er1iner nag It r t
fat bsI4lpfen, nit 4pril b. s. Inter
ri6isturfe fir itotternoe ainosr gu err
Dffntn, um banielben ous Sortfommen
i'm fpdteren 2e6en gu erIei6!ern. 9a
bieIss fpro4li4s 9sbrefen gebeilt
merbsn tann, fonte bisie ginri4tung
Na4a1muna finben, aud BEL uns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
0(uamft 81. Sdubel.

g farb pl5sli8 an 25. 6chrHur 1901 @ugnt
6. Qaubel, qcliebtsr Sobn BON 6rn. unO Grau
6tur0 9uubd. i'm Nltcr bon 8 Sabren uno )
Mouaten Die 8eeroiqung finoet morgen,
Mittluo6, 8 llbr IabmittuQg, BON ieiner lesteu
9eobnung, Dir. 800, NOrOz@Opuroz Strait. aus
HoF+ G7-Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Sn Ct. 2puis benfen 0ie
8epublifaner baran, 9rn. 8artbolot
gum Wsltausite1ungs : 8iireermeilter
gu MAIDEN unb Den iebigen Mapor 3iez
gsn6ain an ieinsr Stsue in ben Con-
greB gu i9fden.-Da fpri6t man mod
BON elmer Sammanp { MaIdine!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26


angefiinbigt, Der ben Sternberg19rp
5eB nod in S6atten itellen ion. @iner
Der Nneetlagten, &aufmam 9o6nz
borf, poGte ben pro5eB bereinfa4en
uno erbGngte fi6 balO na9 ieiner Ser
haftund.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

G5 narb am .. Grbruur 1901 @cnrp Soobmon,
aclicbtcr Sobn BON DeurD uHO Der btrltorbener
6athcriua nobman, i'm %ltcr pom 81 Sdbrtn. Git
9eerOigunq finOet SoHncrta9, Na3mt5tag=
= ubr, prm 3raucrbauie, Rr. $3.50, Ganton=4oe.,
nuS nntt OI-JI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
Sienitas, DEN &c. Tcbrmar 1901.

@tl4 ais SDpbusura9e
1T neuerbin9s in beri9;ebensn Srten
am Sdunus dr8tli6 fsitoeItsQt tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
Scnrn @prtdc.

go farb am "a. 6,bruar, 4 ubr gta6mittagg,
6enrp Nortbt, 50 Sabre alt. 8erluanOte uno
Jr,unos iino a6tungspOuit s;Hg.laoen, Der &cerO;z
qung am u I t N 0 d, glatmItta8s 2 lbr, non
j,insr leBtsu 0o5uung, Jtr. 1919, Sto=6baritsz
5traBe, aus beijurpObn:u. @ittt, ttine Slumtn.
4Sf a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
N.fisnhcth 6. Schrpeoer.

Gg furb am %. G.bruar Gli5abstb 6. e8rosotr,
Qtliebte Satin BON @erman %. Sbrototr, ~ Sabre
aft, qeboren in @e6roe, Seutiblanb. Die 9ssroiz
quna finoet beutt, BEN 26. Gebruar, Nadz
mittags 2 ll6r, BON CIR. GIL, 9OrtlanosS Irabt, aus
amf Der Baltimore tmetsrp" TAFT.
SIN Grab 1T Stub,
Snt 9ebeu S6mer5,
S'rum i6lumm're iantt
Su coles @erJ. 55-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
SpSeSf1Qe.

am 81. Gebruar Q~i35ie GtsHsr i'm AZ.
2ebensinbre.
DIM q. SScbrnar G M 8Otb i'm sorter
utter bon Q Sagen.
qm %. 5cbruar Caroline Wttner i'm
80. 5,obre hires 4ebens.
am 81. Rtbruar in 9bilaOelObia 6 nj nj q
Sranfg, % Sabre alt.
DIN q. TtbrHur 5obn 6rifer i'm bObeH
Utter BON s. Sabren.
Dim "A. sftbruar &ute S. @agner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Die perbenben Weltdusz
iienungs Stabie Buffalo, @barlefon
unb ct. 2ouis ioqten fi9 Gbicago CUR
Warnung bianen lufen. 9or Der Nus
iteaung battle bic pinbise Staot $12,z
476,000 S4ulpen, iebt aber $685.
157.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Die prsuBifden Ssrae1i<
ten Iinb iebr u~n5ufr:sban. Die ii0tz
f6en @emeiuben bon Berlin, 5ranffurt
an, 9annober, Ststfin, 8~0nigs6erg,
8oien u. a.. Gtdoten ponen Dem 9ruz
fen 8iilotp cine Ginga6e untsr6rettsn,
NORM UNI Die 9ur4fubrung Der s:fsBz
li6sn Glsi6bers6tigung Der Slaaisz
biirger mOiaiffsn @iaubsns gsbsten
nirb. Die Qngelegen6eit narOe i'm
preubiI6en 2anbtuge bon ban 6reiIinz
nigen. 6eIpnbers bon Dem iebt pfeber
pielgenannten gartb. BEL Dem 8apitel
riubiide Notare" angeI9nittsn. Suz
I1i5miniiter S6DnItsbt puroe i'm 4bz
georonetenbauie i6arf ~oneegriffen. Gr
pertbeioigte li4; uber IS Fano in Berlin
bersits cine groBe iiiolide 9rotefDerz
+ nmlun9 9s9en bic MeuBsruugsn oes
- lIti5miniTters ftatt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Sn biefem Sabre 1T bie
bssber ubli4s Ostorat;on bes DENT
mails oes i'm Sabre 1649 Dor benz 9az
lat bon 8bitehaG bin9erifteten So
nlgs 3orl Des @riten aug Dem Sc
1hle4te Der Stuarts auf 8efe6l Os5
SOni9s nrbctsu iporoen. Warum
lGbt Goparo Der Sebante Die paar
8erebrer beg ungliitl;den 9Gnigs.
osfen 6lutiges 6aupt Dem 8olfe pOr
251 Sabreu gs5sigt purDs, ni6t benz
altsn 9rau4e folger! Sb man i'm
pobl IN England $50 Sabre nad feiz
mem Sobe nod oas grub i4miiten
nir02
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

S6 bic 9unberte Der ru
1tI9sn Stubenten, Die bon Der Reglsz
rung 5tpangspeiie Dem Wilitdr eIng'@
reibt uno uuf brei Sabre als gsmsine
Solooten na9 Der Mano14urei ge@
I9:dt tporben ltnb, DaOur4 gebshsrt
psrben, ODER o6 lie Den 9eiit Der I'm
5ufrieoen6eit in Die Regimentss perz
pflan5en, bo5 1T cine pffene 5rage.
Q~uIfaQeno 1T immerbin, bab bic Stus
bentenrebolten auf ben meiIten ruTltz
I4en l1niperiitdten ausge6ro4en 1tno.
Sn Stem f;ngen lie an, 3rpei6unoert
puroen ouf bret Sabre in Die 4rmee
eeitedt. Damn ging Der Rummel in
Petersburg log, unb bic 8oiafen muBz
ten nit Der peitide 8ube i6affen. Sn
Higu reDoltirten bic ruIiiiden golpz
tefniter, unO 10 folgten bic ibrigen
un;periitdtsn. Die 8etsr56urger Uni
DsriitGt 1T i4pn isit 8si6nodten gss
59lpHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
8atbarina 9iitae.

Gg ifar6 am q. 6tbruar Satbtrina 2itqs, 0,liebte
Satin BON Q4tlbelm 9Iitge, i'm Glitter bon 48 Sabrtn.
> llbr, pom 5rauerbauie, gr. 53, SiiOzGannon=
Strabe, aus TAFT. CO-SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

mas, gum &ufuf, 1T ben
St1bsntsn in biefem Winter in bic
&rors geItiegen? nniere 9altimorer
Meoi5iner MAIDEN RaOau, Die ruff
fden rebolu58ern, Die ipanii6en in
Mdbrib uno Barcelona bemonItrirsn,
in pe1t CABS unfug. neil Mdbsls NIT
ftuoirsn pO[lten, in paris i9teBt cine
Stubentin auf ben 8ater besaammerz
1rGtIiDenten Il. (. +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Der Dor etli9en Sabren
10 biel %genonnte 8erfiner Re6tsanz
malt Or. Strip Sriebmann, Der audi I'll
MICE Sabre in Nep : Yprf Gebte, gibt
jebt in 9aris cine 8odenidrift Der
ri6tfge &urs" beraus. Sin Better
Sriebmann's, Der fribsr 8anfier mar,
lit bteier Sage i'm 3udtbauie gu aaz
nitf9 geitorben. 8erfebrter 8urs!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26
Merchandise Miners'

Ae> Merchandise Miners
dE'R Transportation Comp.
Ga 6dmpfer : &tnieu.
gtad Soften uue eem Omen:
ieesn DieHitdg, 0oHneritog Treltds uHo SoEHtESs
HapEIlttGqs 4 Idr.
E1Gd1 @rcpIeeucr uno Gem Often:
isHsn 8ioHtas, uiIItp0n uno SGmitag. Radm 4 uAG
Rad, 9apdnudb une Dem Slneu:
iehen SIen1as. GCunerftas, S0m'.as, g9dtm. 4 uhS.
Rad ReIppc rts9 u end Uuo %.fcrfoif:
tdaIit, ausssHoumen 9tlttDous, NodT. ! ahf-
nnlbsrtrefhihe SeduemIibtttten uuo SetottlIuns'
ScrsfdItiJc Seriabuus uHS ibHeae Setoreeruns.
6. u. @iGIu9bam, ggert.
q. G.gfebhtnS, u. z. NJ;
IS. y. Burner, 9.sB.'1.;
8. 6. Bbitnep, LII.
eauptbdrcGEr -Rr. 2J4 oRsGtrman'StrGse.
lI3t&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

8tt3ener batfir5li9p l.
patim gsduBsrt, Der arisg in Sibafriz
ia Tonne mod gut uno germ flint Sabre
bausrn, aber bic .n9liidsn Sruppen
baben feline Cuff mebr gu einsm Sabre.
Mu6 In G6ind giebt es un5ufriabene
Sploaten, a6er bic flaesn, DAB gu pez
mig Srieg gsfiihrt pirb. Na9bem ii6
nun audi bic pe1t mod in Sibafrita
eingeIteQt bat, mag es ben englif9en
SolbuieH erf re9t unbeimli9 perben.
Sn Der ita1ienif9en& SEA M
mer tpuroe neuli6 CUR Spra9e gez
bro9t, DAB in BEN MilitGrbepots su
Bologna $50 Miqionen Potronen Ia
gen, Die 10 i4le6t conltruirt fsisn, bob
lie be @etpebre ruinirIen pber beren
9ilien fiinitli4 aug benz 2auf sntfern!
tperbsn miiBtsr, mas Elm S6neGFeuer
unmDgli6 MADDEN piirbs. Gut, ooB
bic embedding in 5risoens5.iten unD
ui3t ppr Dem Gsino gema9t porben
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

% eFdnntmad5uug.
AIWu Dir (Fin ufhiimPr MN NrTnntz Wh.ua

MI ffdnntnddDung
NMn Die @ia ntblmer pom @ripats Mb1usSfds
HGlen une NbIusBrp5ren.
6ierntit pirD Iaariht srtbtilt, oaB I'M SALE btr
4n3apfung irg.uO elmer 9rioat.Nbsuqgr1 0bns
9eipiaiqune Seiteus o:s .9odro Of Gfimatss" uno
pbnc sin,u pom StaetsSHaenTsur ausqtitelttn, une
pom RapOr betdtietsn GrlaubniBi6tin, Der Stabt=
SueenidIr 0uSsuisien in, bic 9riuatzHb juagrobre
ODER z6lnol, 1pe!6t in 0ieir g9eiie ~nnas3apit nur=
bsn, an Der 8sr6Iroung nit Dem tdotiibeu A6yuqsz
taudl, ODER all lolden anosrsn Stslen, pelhe oaiiir
am etiarstiten un5ui tben fno. a63ui9nejDsn.
SIN 4uftrdge hes ~Soaro Of Gfimatss"
Sames q. gmitb, eetr,tdr.
(5e6r23, 25, 1921, %, Mdr51,2 2, 400
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

neber Bite Wirtun9eu bes-
ueuen oeuti6sn @etpebrs beriGlet Der
Marine : Std6sar5t Or. @6lid aus
Gbina: 8ei alien S9doelIdIRsn bate
unier II Milimeter9eidoB cine Ser
flung Der gan5en 9irni9aafs bsrpprge.
rufsn. Die Snodn fparan sermalmt,
Die Sirumufe 6erausssriFsn. @s
fpnnte peoer Gin, nod Iusi6ubOffz
nung nit Si9erbeA o~nssgs6en ipsrben.
Mu4 bts S4liie in oas Ssr8 unb ben
unterteib hatten dbn1ife Dirfungen.
pie 3oIlfraesnt !egen ben
beutf9sn Qsrariern idpsr inn Maeen.
8ebauptsts ba ueulid sin 5r. bon 81
bsnberg in elmer 9sriammluna Der
2anotpiribf4dftler: ,Niemanb fat elm
Mebt auf ~biai9eres 8rob. als 1i9 i'm
Baterlanbe proou3iren IGbt. MDge
Graf 8ilop gum qrinsen tperoen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

Der beru + tt It unb dGtez
fe Der engliidsn Mmanu6e, Der Des
nOlO Moore," Der i4on felt mebr ais
bunbsrt Sa6ren beits6t, 1T Ioebsn err
i6ienen. @r entbGit fir bas Sa6r
1901 ale mD9lifsn 8ropbe5eiungen.
Sir ben eriten Mcnat perosn 8ertpitz
tsfungsH nit Marutfo angetinOigt.
rWie INNER" ia9t Der CUTE alte 4lmaz
nu6, rpiro bas engIii4e 8olf W;berz
piGsn gegen ben 8rteg 3eigen," SIN ST.
bruar iperpen @irren bur9 cine geb:tz
me 9eIeui4aft herborgerufen. SIN
MGr5 tpirb Der 8ertebr in ben frequent
tirteItsn Straben 2onbon's peniger
i9ptsrig tperOen-pas mebr gu min
I6en tpGre. SIN Wpril miro IS cine
@er61tmoro : epidemic, i'm Mai cine
&rtIis in Der Stride geben. SIN Sum-
tpirp Elm GROCER 5ibrer Der Msni4en
ben Der 8i(bfld6e peridpinoen, uno
i6lo6te Msnfden perben Steine auf
feinsr Gei6nam perfen. SIN Stuff
tpiro es elmer 2eiterin Der 5~tauen6epez
gung i4le6t 9eFen, i'm 5eptem6er Die
8erDffentli4ung bon 9riefen eiren
groBeE SfanOaG bsrbprruFen, i'm Stz
tober piro es beinabe Oa3u tommsn,
baB Elm 8rtee 5piidsn England unO
Srantrei9 ausbri6t fur5, Elm iebr an
genebmes Sahr itsbt Den gn9ldnoern
ni6t bebor. g6er cine Propbe3siung
9etraute It9 vSlb Moore" nidt gu mo-
6en: er ia9t ni6t, mann Der 8rieg i'm
3ranspaal gu GnOe gsben Dfrb. @r,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-26

D tefi6irif9e Gtfenbohn
bat 1i9 als 3ieIsntransportm!ttel BIS
ieBt n;4t 6epd6rt. 6reili4 iIt bic
@oGenoung Der 8ubn erit in einigen
Sabren gu ertpurten; uber du6 auf ben
fertigen Stredsn f0nnen gegenpdrtig
nur brei 9erIonen3Iige in ieDer 3i4z
tung pertebren; uno be 8efOroerung
BON Nuspanbsrern lit tpegen 0erSrupz
psntransports gang eingeteQt porDen.
Die @ntfernung BON 8laOipoito uno
Den NorbIeebdfen betrdgt faIt 1000
Meien, u. Die 3ige bruu4en fir bieie
@trede nit Dem n0thigen aufsnt9olt
eipa 46 Sage. Sn bieIer 3eit fabren
ubsr audi 8remer unD 6dmburger
9dmpfer nu9 S1angboi. Die 8a6nz
fradt 1T ober bsO:utsno h0ber, als Die
0ompferfradt. Sn Dem grpBen @uz
terbsrfe6r p:rb Die 8a6n ni6t Die Roqe
ipielen, bic ibr friiher prppfe3eit muir
be; fir Die @rI6lsBung Si6irsn's
unb bic 9eribeioigung auBlunb'5 baz
qeqen lit lie bon qrDbter WihtIgfe:t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-04

day 10 London when the plague unsI
az its height. and the dead with uncor-
cred faces were taken in open carts
and dumped IN the trenches. 1t vas
dark day when the earth openea
and Lisbon sank. but the darkest DAY
since the creation OF the world was
when the carnage Of Calvary was en-
acted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-04
Christ on the Cross
lift the covering from the malt
Christ to let you count the woI
d estimate the cost. on. when
lis went through Christ's right
d through christ's left hand. wit
pEArA.s wsIrs M So.


Apopie4y Freqnoatiy Attachs Its Nie-
tins wAne They siunbs.
The frequent occurrence Of ap0plexy
during sleep was illustrated in the case
OF Colonel Albert d. Shaw He haa
made a patriotic speech during the
evening and had retired in apparently
good health. In his instance there was
a combination Of causes to bring aboaI
the result-a banquet, mental excite
ment. probable indigestion and a CO
incident lowering Of vital tone. In
some respects the circumstances we're
similar to those attending the demise
Of Henry George, who was likewise
stricken after forced efforts on the
platform. Why the accident in qnea-
tion should occur at a time when alI
the bodily functions are seemingly at
rest is at first thought somewhat dif-
ficult to explain. When, however. the
arteries Of the brain become brittle b.
age the slightest change OF blood pres
sure is often enough to preeipit-te
rupture Of those vessels and cause TIE
escape Of a clot either upon the sBy-
face or into the substance Of the brain
High mental tension. being always as
ISOLATED with congestion, is in itself
an active predisposing cause Of apo
plexy. This condition is apt to cor
time during a mere or less tronhlea
sleep. and with an overtired nervCus
system there is less resistance to over
stretching OF the cerebral arteries than
during the waking hours. Nature. in
stead Of rebounding. simply succnmbx
The fullness Of the vessels Increases
until the final break occurs. Generally
the enusion Of blood Is Sufficiently
large to be followed by instantaneoas
death. causing one sleep 10 pass quiet
ly into the other. As evidence OF This
peaceful ending it is often notices
that the patients are found as 81 rs
natural slumber. comfortably lying Gn
the side. with bedclothes undislurbea
and with counlenance perfectly calm.
New York Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-04
sroRMs On nAlkAL.
rsmpestuous Times on one Of slbsria's
Great Inland Seas.

Tempestuous Times on One OF slberia's
Great Inland Seas
The part OF the Siberian railroad
that viii skirt the southern shores OF
Lake Baikal has not yet been built. II
involves difheult engineering. and the
railroad authorities decided. for a few
years. to use ice breaking steamers. tie
barges 10 them, load them with pas
sengers and freight cars and thus ferry
trains across the lake. But now they
haze come 70 the conclusion 10 build
the line around the foot Of the lake
as soon as they can. for they are hav-
ing no end OF trouble with stormy and
foggy Baikal The lake is sixty-fve
miles wide and It Is no joke for the
passengers to be penned IN their cars
on the barges for twenty to forty hours
at a time. as has happened now and
then within the last year. On these oc-
casions a storm on the lake or a heavy
fog has made it impossible TO reach
port on the farther side Anyone
knowing the conditions OF travel on
TINS AAhN AAAhne NAH~NA SUI" "NNAANAA.'-
There Is no good port and one cannot
be made without spending a fortune.
A while ago sailing vessels were the
only means OF transport. and they
sometimes took over a fortnight in
crossing the lake. beating up and down
and waiting for a chance to get to the
landing while storms were raging for
days and days Millions OF Russians
seem to have an erroneous idea Of Bal
kal. il Is the largest fresh water lake
in Asia. but the Russians do not hesi-
tate 70 callit the largest in the world.
Ia fact. the lake is thus ranked In
some Of the Biographies used In Rus
sian schools. The compilers Of these
text books would seem never to have
heard OF our great lakes and those Of
central Afriea.-NeW York sun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-04
WHITE FEATHER

There is no need 70 mention the
name OF his regiment here. That is
secret that belongs 70 the army alone.
iSufiCe II to say that his comrades are
proud OF bis name.
BE should never have entered the
frms all. much less q hard riding
cavairy regiment which had a reputa-
fiou 70 sustain BY a yearly tribute Of
broken necks and collar bones.
His proper vocation was that Of a
linen diapers assistant and be had
Tiled that occupation very satisfactor-
Ply TN one evil day he had fallen in
love with grl. e silly. shallow girl.
q Wnom no practical man or boy
fouid have taken q second look
he adored her. and she adored sol
Yes. IN their walks bbroad she would