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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
Training m Joct.r

THE early training of jockey IS
thorough, severe and relentless" SAYS
Allen Sangrec in Ain~lee's. "The bows
sleep I'm a stable loft over the horses
S'ssass esf w!r1er thrNF ss avahsnee
az aayereak b. groom rouading On
the boards. They jump into their
clothes, shivering in the early morn.
ing's chill, and hurry to pump. where
q douse of cold water sweeps AWAY the
cobwebs OF sleep. Then TO the horses.
and for two hours each boy exercises
his string A string consists of two
horses. and exercising means walking
thep about the track until they are
agreeably warm. After breakfast-and
the food at n jockey school is of tho
most nourishing sort-the youngsters
exercise another string and employ an
hour or more in doing chores. The aft
erncon they spend at tho track. md Inv
. O'Clock In the evening they must no
abed. Plenty OF time is allowed 70
them FOR recreation. The trainers on
courage the boys I'm ss.ch sports rs
swimming, running and ball playinr
10y constant practice OF open air diver
siens Tod Sloane has maintained his
excellent condition. To tits day he
will leap GIVE foo, fence rather than
go through the gate. Marbles is the
iavorite game of stable boys. After
winning $1,000 race at Manchester
last year Johnny Rcia was found deep
~ interested playing marbles. while
Lord Rosebery was waiting outside the
paddock TO congratulate him"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
rhe Dla-, OF Mnior Amaze.

The diary OF Major Andre. after ".
ing hidden for 100 years. has been dis.
covered In England. This interest,py
nnd was made by Lord Grey the ofher
gay while be WAS going over n LOT az
oiu ranniiy papers that probably had
NOT peen disturbed since the conclusIon
OF the American war OF independerce
Loru Srey's great-grandfather was N
commander OF British troops I'm Amer.
,ca nj that time, and Andre served ON
ms stan This accounts for the diary
being in the possession OF the rresent
peer. The diary is apparently the
original, but In order to make sure TINT
IL Is not a copy Lord Grey is sendlpc
over to the United States to secure
samples OF Andres handwriting. none
Oh which can be obtained in England
The diary is a story of the campaign
uay by day, during the years TITS. II
is simply but Interestingly told from
the soldiers standpoint and Is accom-
panied by maps, apparently drawn bv
Andre himself with a skill that would
make him the equal of any military
photographer of today. The diary
ceases too early to throw new light
upon the motives which prompted the
tragic ending of his career, but IL gives
interesting glimpses of the personality
OF one of the historic figures Of the
Revolution.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
MEASURING WASTE STEAM.
An Interesting Device For Testing
the EMeiency Of Pipe Coxcrinrs

An Interesting Device For Testing
the Efficiency of Pipe Coverings.
The plump. white coverings of steam
pipes are familiar to all who frequent
modern city dwellings. and it is gener-
ally understood that they serve as n
protection against fire. That they have
direct economic value which has been
calculated TO the exact amount In dol
lars and cents may not be so commonly
known, but is nevertheless the interest
Ing fact This economy comes from
the TACT that the packing is as nearly
as possible heat proof as well as fire
proof and, preventing as II does radia-
ton from the pipes, preserves for its
Intended uses the potentially of the
steam which passes through them. For
example, q specified amount of heat
may be transferred through covered
pipes by the use of less steam and con.
sequently less ccal than could be. car.
ried through uncovered pipes.
A scientific basis for these calcula.
tons was obtained in the physics lab.
oratcry of the Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology by means of an original
device constructed under the direction
or Professor @. T.. Norton. A piece of
steam pipe is filed with oil and heated
from the inside by means of electricity.
The amount of electrical energy sun
Piled is measured, and hence the
amount OF heat furnished is known. as
well as the amount given out or lost.
In order to increase the accuracy of
the tests, which often lasted for days
and even for months. the oil which
serves as a distributor of the electrical
heat is briskly stirred by machinery.
and the whole apparatus is suspended
by nonconducting cords from the cen.
ter of the laboratory.
1t has been found that suitable COW
ering will save So per cent of the heat
which would be lost from the bare pine
ana that the consequent saving of coal
Is sufhcient to pay the cost of the coy
ering in less than year.
The ability of pipe cover to with
stand the action of heat for a prolong-
ed period without being destroyed or
rendered less Efficient is of vital i'm
portance. For determinations of this
character Ii has been necessary to keen
some OF these coverings for two years
In one uniform temperature.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
A Mathematical Prnnirr,

Arthur Grifiiths OF Richmond. Ind.
Is said TO be mathematical prodigy.
lie has different methods of his own
Tor addition, 10 for division and ca for
multiplication. lie can take any mum.
Der, 1t Is said. between $40 ana 1000
and raise II to the fifth power In SO
seconds without the use OF either pen
ell or paper.
Gr!ihths can add mentally three col.
umns at time, 1t is asserted: divide
any set OF figures or multiply any set
or hgures In from to 40 seconds and
extract squire and cube roots in from
10 10 seconds He remembers eyery
problem that lie works. The hardest
test which he has yet experienced. so
he says. IL 10 stand and see d freight
train pass with 20 or 80 cars and. then
tell the number OF each car In thei,. or
der and specify to what road each be-
longed.
Besides being wonder In matbe-
mates, Griaiths Is fairly well educated
In the common school studies. He can
read. write and spell and can carry on
an intelligent and interesting conyersa-
ton. He knows the name and length
or every railroad In the country.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
Surgeons Thread of oe,,u,oia.

Celiuloid now is put to new use
tnat or making surgeons thread-ant
It's employment say medical men
marks q decided advance In operative
surgery, especially abdominal surgery
This thread does not slip, it is easy tc
thread and easy and supple to stitch
with. Its tensile strength I'm propor
tion to lis caliber is astonishing. AND
the necessary process of sterilization
serves only to strengthen 1t still more
II may be boiled several times withou,
deterioration, and after boiling 1,
swells only slightly, and the little wa.
ter which it absorbs can be eliminated
by preserving the thread afterward In
aieohsl.
While this sArsad 10 As< absorbed 8,
the tissues, yet fits use for several
months has shown that 1t is ..oraaniz.
ed" over and buried asepticalIy by the
tissues. 1t is predicted that II will su.
persede silk entirely, as 1t is cheaper.
more trustworthy. stronger and work.
sd with more easily.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
Potomac River Route.

beeinnlng Tuesday, March 9Gtb
steamers Northumberland and Potomac
VIII VIII leave pier 8, Light Street, Balti.
more, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, at 5 p. m, for Alexandra and
Washington, calling at all of the usnai
landings. Beginning Thursday. March
18th, Will leave 9Th Street Wharf WASH
Ington, at 4 p. m, Thursday, Sunday and
Iuesoay, gong as far as Leonardtown
on these evenings. Will leave Leonard
town at 9 a. m, Kinsale at 10 M, Miller
at ?. M, Grason's at q p. M. and
Bacon's at p. m. Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Friday, arriving in Baltimore early
Tue following morning. Freight re-
ceived daily in Baltimore.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
orr,, Baltimore, Md.
STEPHENSON &c BRO, Agents.
W. =, Washington, ID. g.
VIM. M. REARDON. Agent,
Alexandria, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
Chinese Exclusion

Minister WI Ting Fang believes that
.ne easiest way to keep his countryrhen
our OF the United States. is to impose
an educational test on all Chinese who
wish TO land He says that the Chinese
10 whom the exclusion act applies are
exceedingly ignorant, being generally
opaple 10 read or write tboir own Ian
guage' SO that the means he suggests
would be effective in barring out the
undesirable class, at whom the present
law is aimed.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

abuse. those who had only ordinary
equipment for body aud ordinary en-
aownent OF intellect. yet devoted all
they had TO holy purposes and spiritual
achievement. AS see this. the largest
or all the divisions. from all lands
ana from all ages. pass In review be-
fore the King on the great white
throne am reminded of the won
cerful parable or the-ta,ents and more
especially of my text. "ro another
one"
tCopyright. 1901. BY Louis Klonsch. Y u
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
SPRING SCHEDULE.
WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.

Gs Baltimore, Fred.
fNylEnE ericksburg and
'ss,azsssss-S Rappah annock
River Routes. Norfolk and
happahannOck River Route.
On and after Tuesday, Mar oh eUti1
steamers Richmond, Lancaster and Es-
sex VIII leave pier 2, Light Street, Balti-
more, every Tuesday and Friday at 40
p m. Tor Fredericksburg and all wharyes
on the river. Returning, will leave
Fredericksburg at $50 p. m, (tide ner.
mittipg0 Monday and Thursday. Leeds
Town at 4:3O a. m. Tuesday and Friday
for Baltimore.
Leave Baltimore Wednesday and
Thursday at 4:30 p. m. for Tappabsn-
mock and all wharves below. except
bay Port Returning will leave Tan
!Rra,nannock at a. m. on Monday and
Thursday for Baltimore.
NORFOLK ROUTE.
I'll leave Tappshannock for Norfolk
a. p m; FTiday, stopping at all land
nngs. VIII leave Norfolk at 6 D. m. Sat
Surdsy Tor Tappahennock, calling at ali
No freight received for out.go;ne
''1aneIs after p. m. on sailing days.
HENRY WILLIAMS. Az, RsI,;moro
w. u SCOTT, Agt., FREDERICKSBURG.
hEf COMPTON, Agt., Norfolk.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
The Making of a Cr.., n,.,,.

me making of a Great Dictionary.
DIR. Murray said that up to the pres
ent time they had collected abou,
o'oOO'00o quotations, and he had calcu.
lated that If the slips upon which they
were written were laid side by side
ssey would extend from Brighton to
inverness; that the lines of writing. II
paced together in one continuous line
"ouid extend from London to Picking
ana that the mere reading OF the quo
oauons at the rate OF minute each
ana reading eight hours a day and six
uays a week would occupy 80 years.
= ne wnoie or the quotations, each up
On separate slips of paper, had been
coiected by readers who responded "a
the call made by the Pathological So
elety. In the course of the work abont
100000 books had been read.-I,ondo,,
Times.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

In parting with friend who was
troubled by the COMMISSIONS and wrongs
OF the time the late Or. Furness said.
The devil makes much noise and
SHOW with his work and alarms US oil.
but God Is silently at work all the
time In world be has made TO his own
hand. aud he does Infinitely more,
while we think nothing about it,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

Arriving at Baltimore $50 a. m.
On and after April 80, 1901, Steamer
Ida Will leave Baltimore, Pier No. 3 Light
street, Tuesday and Friday OF each week
al p. m, arriving above landings ON
wednesday and Saturday of each week.
Read schedule carefully as important
changes have been made.
i. A. JoYNEs, Supt. Steamer Lines.
4; MURDOCH, Fr't and Passenger Act.
WILLARD THOMPSON, General Mgr.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
Piankatank River Line.
STEAMER IDA

Commencing May 2. 1901, the steamer
ida Will leave landings named below ON
monday and Thursday of each week. ar
living at Baltimore on Tuesday and
Friday, as follows:
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG g.
POTOMAC r. r

|
POTOMAC r. r.
Schedule IN effect January %, 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE FREDERIcKsBuRa.
NoRTHwARD:
40 a. m. daily, no local stops.
w a. N. daily, no local stops.
~ Ia. N sundays only, stops at Brooke
ard Wide Water.
III ~ a: m. daily, except Sunday. Oman
tico accommodation.
stops. ~"-
so p. m. daily, except Sunday, no
2 AZ p. m. daily, no local stops.
80 r. m. daily, stops at Brooke and
SOUTHWARK:
% a. m. daily, Atlantic Coast Line
train. Stops at Milford, boswell
ana Ashland, week DAYS. All local
stops on Sundays.
III 10 a. m. daily, Seaboard Air Line
trains, Via ). A. L. Junction. Ar
rive at .. q. o. Broad Street Sta
ton Richmond.
u p. m, daily, except Sunday. Stops
at Milford, boswell and Ashland.
AZ p. m. daily, Atlantic Coast Line
train, stops at boswell and Ash
land.
81 p. m. daily, makes local stops.
% p. m. daily, Seaboard Air Line
trains, via 5. A. j.. Junction. Ar.
rive at Z. ~ y. Broad Street Sta
ton Richmond.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
DAILY except Sundayl
5 90 a. m. for Richmond.
10 20 a. m. for Quantico.
IL APP. m. for Ashland.
oo P. m. from Richmond, arrive AT
Fredericksburg 80 p. m.
G: G. Cox, Agent.
W.. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
e. Il. ID. MYERS, President.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.

The skin Is the seat of an almost end.
less variety of diseases. They are known
by various names. bat sre ali due 20 the
s9eE e41s 81 a. sahes ,rrisr,us in
tie Mod EsH initsis sd lnse3 - ss,t y,
the proper action o. the ska.
10 have a smooth, soft skin, free frszu
ell eruptiors, the blood must be kent r,ure
and healthy. The many preparations OF
arsenic and potash and the large humber
OF face powders, I'D lotions generally
used III this class of diseases cover ub
tor q short time, brut cannot remove per-
manently the ugly blotches aud the red.
dishguring pimples.
Ef0rna' vfgfEanoo IN ssso urSoo
or q beautiful oonrpFoxion
when such remedies are relied on.
Mr.. II. +. shsbe, s7o4 1.uca. Avenue 81 I.o,ss
MO- says My daugh ter was Afflicted Tor yeers
VIII disnguring eruption on her face which
tesiSeo ell treatment she was taken % tx.o
celebrated health springs but received no be.e-
mt. Mary hcdtcfnes were prescribed but with
out result until we decided To Try s. s. s. and hy
The ttne the hrst bottle fuished the cruptioy,
began 20 disappear. A coxen bottles cured her
sompletely and lnft her skin perfectly srnooih.
s enc now seventeen years old, and not sisu OF
'ns $40 e !. aisease has ever returned"
8. S. s. Is a positive, unfailing cure for
the worst forms of skin troubles. 1t is
the greatest OF all blood purifiers, and the
only one guaranteed purely vegetable.
Rad h1ruOf1 hol
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07

Spring and summer schedule in efrec,
May 1, 1901.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-06-07
Baltimore, Chesapeake 4 Atlantic

-Essl. RAILWAY CO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-03
Mrmtger'S.
Gin @etbna1ts Worratb

in 10 eroser gruspabl ooB Nnes in puue ouf
ubrtn H. S6mudi laden oarunter su fine,n III, tpas
sas Ger, fd als 9asibuabtsgei6enf fpiriden tann.
NIe Sorten bon l1bren fir o1. artsn bon
e,utsn, qr0b unb fleiu, bod isos dls gutter
Ssitmsfer garantirt.
0ieiaeuos fleine @,bdnos unb grobsn.
Sene fs;r.n Ga gaueres an 6algfetten
@srm.I=2iHfs sRn6pf. - in 100 perfdtosner
Ntifns.
2anee ifetten NIT oaran bGno,nptn S6l6is
fern uno e,.r1en
@iritsn, 3dmm. uno speatl nit flb,rntr
8aiidisitt-n.u. Wuf,r in D.m nsuen orausR
Silber.
Sir bi. Wcbnune offsrirtn mir oi. por,i9idfs
@ustpabl Don ericzasgrac. Guut erobs. galen uno
gron,eE ani 9isoehaltn, i,eo6 elm erpbss Nnortz
ment pom flsinsn Stiidsn fir Gdl4rdnfs uHb Sez
frie = iebes Gtiid elm 3ierratb. Sas SaGr pom
Siananten unb Sutpelsn 1T qrDbcr, als le 'upor:
ll;rer 2aoen if nit prdtt.q,n gSaarsn oneefnuf
uno iiup Sic 3u eiur gefbtigung sin9tlaoen
6ier piro S.uti@ gsiprO5su, man ntnot fEb
on Srn. Naas.
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@lter Mfltunbbier;iaer acifnrben.

9tttsburg ga., 2. 9e5ember.
= Giner bier etngetrpffenen g1a9z
ri6t sufplge lit Der in peiteiten 8reiz
len 6efannte grofefor 3ubolf Qeonz
bart, elmer Der alien N4tunbpier5iger,
in Der 8o9nung feines So6nes Paul
in SSresno Gountp, Gulifornien, Ell
nes pl0Bli6en Sobes geitorben. Sin
6eraI6lug bat Ieinem 2eben Elm @nbe
gema6t. Sir Iunge Sabre pirtte er
bier an Der yWeitern l1ntperIitD als
9rpfeHor Der beutI6en Spra4e unO
Der @ef6i6te uno mar Der erfte Rez
bafteur 0es, gittsburg unb Qqeg6enD
Gonntagsbote." Spdter 5og er nit
feiner sSamilie na9 Canton, g., ND
er ais 9rioatle6rer tpirfte unb ii3
fhrtftiteQeriI6en 2lrbeiten piomete.
gr bat peri6iebene Romane unb an
bere @erfe in Oeutf9er uno englil3er
Spra6e perfuBt, unter pel9en Scr
Strife bon 6emeiteub" pber sort
ssrid" zines Der betunnteiten 1T. Qu9
ols W1uiiter leiftete er 8eOeutenbes,
unb eine Menge gefdli9er Wtuiifitiife
troqen feinen Ramen. Seit ettpa 10
cSa6ren mar er poll ltGnbig erblinoet.
&ura na6 benz por mebreren Sabren
erfolgten Sobe feiner 2ebensgefdbrtin
iie0elte er nit ieinen fiinf 8inoern
naGl Galifornten iiber.
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0om punamrrifanilfen GnnsrrB.

g q b W} E rtto, 2. DECEMBER.
= Oas Gomite fir 6iilfsmittel unb
Stutiftit bes ganamerifaniI6e I6enGonz
greTes bat feline 2trbeiten beenbet unb
na6m Die @orf4ldge bes amerifaniz
i9en 9elegaten 6. 80. pepper an.
2eBterer fiigte ieinen 8emertungen
iiber bas Sammeln itatiitii9en Wlaz
teriuls folgenbe @mpfe6lung bin3u:
Inter Dem algemetnen Sitel bon
6ulfsmitteln iollten Na9ri9ten gez
fammelt perben iiber 8e!pG6erungen,
bic beite6enben @erfe6rsz unb Sransz
portmittel, ipeiter iollten in ber6aupt=
itabt zines ieben 2anbes bauernbe
QusfteQungen Der probufte Der berz
i9ieOenen 2dnber unb in 10 bielen,
als mOglib, eingeri6tet tperben. Sds
9anbelsmuIeum in philadelphia gebe
bas bette 8eifpiel, lpie bieIer Geodnfe
3u enttpifeln lei. 9lm ipiini6ensperz
t6eIten 1eien ni9t bic iiingften, fons
bern bic umfqfenbiten ga4ri4ten
iiber bic prpbuttiOn aus Original
Que[len.
Die birefte unb bauernbe 0erbinz
bung Der terf4ie6enen Geaterungen
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Tprberuuaru Der Srnuar6ritrr.

Ginctnnutt 2. 9e3ember. -
6r. Suliu5 3orn, NationalzSefretdr
Der r8rauurbetter=ll Union" 1T beute
6ier9er 3uridgefebrt, na6Oem eS i6m
gelungen mar, ben Wfdl3erzStrite tn
Buffalo bei5ulegen. 8ie er mtttbeilt,
piro Der Rationalperbanb Der 8rauz
arbeiter bret ipi6tige 8ei4liihe in Der
beporfte6enben SabresperIummlung
Der r2(merican FEDERATION Of 2dbor"
an6ieten. Der erite beiTelben nirb Die
federation eriu6en, Die 8runDidBe
Der So3ialiitenpartei gu gene9migen.
Die 8raudrbeiter 6dben it4 nit Der
o4malgarnateb WOoOnorters' 4Roz
ctQtion," Der n2ongIboremen'Sunion,"
Der r9(malgamateb W}iners' ltnton"
unb Der Snternationalen 3ppOgraz
p6iI6en ltnion bereinigt, Inn Die 3e=
gel Der 8eperfI6aftenz2 z2lutOnomie 3lt
befGmpfen unb bafiir cine Snbuitriez
Acknowledged gu fubIttfuiren. =
sSerner fperben 1ie Die 8riinbung zines
8ert6eioigung5fpnb5 Durf Nuferlez
qunq zines monatli6en 8eitruges bon
3tpei Gents fir jeOes Der 3pet Wlilltoz
nen M}itglieOer Der federation enz
bfehlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-03

9ericnsn pslbs nub oem GFen llnbcbuocu ocrs
ipirsn nit entm 8ciiibl Der @olbeit unb Sbpcre
uno ipelbe bdufio finbcn, bab Die Rabruu9 tDie elm
i3tueres @epibt I'M 0taosu Iicot, uOtr tDcl6e
Sartleibiqteit, SGmorrboiOen, &lutorbrang i'm
&opf,, W(aaeniGure, Rauieo, Soabreuuer, Ropfs
idbmtr3en, abi6eu 0eeeu @abruHo, gosurtisem
auttoBcn, 6cr3ibDdde ooer SerItopien, erftideus
ben unO becnosnben G;fiibcn oOer iueuu lt9enO,
bt'm @ufitsbcr an SbipinOd i'm 6opie, Sbltsr
oOr ben 4uoeu, 6ieber uuO Oumpisu S6muBar
i'm 9opfe, Mauoel an 4eripirutiou, oelbcr @duts
farbc, S6mcr3sn in Der Seits, 9rut, in ocu
Glieoerr uuO pl6slideu Guidasu BON @ibc ltOsu,
iollten enae 9pisn pon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-03
G0OQ O D 10 q D'S
~ YiQcn

ne6m,n iptGbe bus softm i6nea BON alien O6sas
qenauntcn 9eibpsroen bsfreier.
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GDnQrD Natne,
0fentfi6er 21Otar.

9ouma6ten, 9er3i4tleiz
ftunsen II. +. M. nd4 alien
Sbeilen bes 9Guslanbes fperz
ben auf bas @epifen9afteite
ausgefertigt.
Ollie 2(ustunft ii6er Jfegss
lung ron 8srmOgensz4ngez
Iegenbeiten in 0euti4laHb,
Oeftrei9 II. :. tp. tpirb uns
entssltIiA ertbeilt.
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Sie WiEethat zines Neaers.

GpnneI1spilGe, Pu., 2. Oe5.
= Gin unbefannter gteger purpe
beute in berWobnung bes italienii4sn
@rubenurbeiters Qntonio Roi1o BON
Der Satin bes 2eBteren Bel einem
0ie6iabl ertappt uno Derlpunbete iie
tDotli6 burd einen S4ub. Cine
G6aar betpaffneter sStaliener Derz
folate ben @erbre9er, uno Elm anoerer
Ne9er, Iamens Bm. Oimfon, nelz
den bic Staliener irrtbiimli3 fir ben
S6dter bielten, lpuroe bon i9nen big
sur 8epuBtloiigteit mibbanbelt. gr
iieot tDbt1i9 berlebt in ieiner Wo9=
nung, pGbrenb Der pirfli4e S4ul=
bise nod auf freien 5uBen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-03

Or. RuoDap & 6 o., Neps9ort
gBsrtbe @crren etit iait 3pei 9abren mar ID
franz uuo babe eiuige Der erfubrcuofen Ierste in
ben 9erciniottn Staatsn 8u Ratbs Qt3ooen. Sd
baOcte unO trant bciBes g9afer in ben Oct
SprinQg, &rt., abtr 9lnes i1jcu bs mir feincH
GriolQ 5u 6ubcn @Is i4 abre 9n3eigs bemer!tr,
bci6lUB id, nit Sbrcn @inen einen @eriud gG
maiden uno Qebrnuttc i'd nabs3u lDci Sddbtelu.
Sd nobm ,nei Eiln Dor Dem SblaitnQebeu uub
cine mad Dem Griibiid uno bobsn mir pciclbat
mcbr gut Qctbun ais rgenO stDas mas ib bisber
Qcbrau@t babe Ylciu G,iOen beitunO in elmer 2es
bcrtraufbeit. Wsne 0aut uno meine auocn tpas
rem gang GELS i6 bate ibldfrios Gsiii6le, mar
tuie elm @ctruuttuer; hattie Sdmrjen orctt iibcr
Dem Iabe Qcrooe uls ob bic Sale aui Dem N(dz
Qen oridtc. Glene GiuQtDsioe parcn isbr oft ocrs
topit Wlein gtlno uuo bic 3uu0e ipdrcu meis
itent5eils eut;inDct. @ppetit srpar qUt, aber
bic Rabruno tonute ntbt ncroaucn NM Lug ibpcr
i'm TaQeu, oOaB oieitbe imm,r ncOcr emporium.
96 tonuts MIR leid)t psrouulibe 0obrune ~ mir
usbmsn @itts ibidtn Sic mir ben r&atbgcber.~
N5tungspoq 8en 3auqa,
9ot Springs, glrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-03

,ur sd,minniYdbt fpirp, an Der bic Sugenb s;rbt
.S9snn o,r g8urm i5Ou naost an ben glutpen
per it 5bor, ,u tpdbnsn, oab r ME psrbirbt?1.---
ioot Sfiaer. 6at Su SID ertdltst uno tritt
iInaerSauldIfeit Rppfipeb uno cine Reibe rueitcrsr
QeiStn ein pcren cines immsr bic uriabe oes arr
6ercn if, 10 piHc, oab f6 Oitisn u'beIH onr6 ben
Gjebroud pen ST 8eruaro 4rduter
pillen fGer psrbsugsH lGBt. 6nr - eenis bel
anothetsrn al hGRsaA LSL&04S0 2391
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TaulffGmpfcr Rriniger qritnr6en.

G6icago, 2. 9e3ember. -
,9ut9" Geiniger, Elm in ben bieiigeH
Gportsfreiien po6lbetannter 6auItz
tGmpfer, liegt i'm ST. @li3ubetbz6oz
fpital" an @erlebungen i'm Sterben,
ipel6e i6m in einem am leBten 5retz
tag 2lbenb bier itattgefunoenen 5auitz
tampfe bon Ieinem Gegner Sim0ris=.
coG 5ugefiigt purben. 9riscol befinz
bet ii4 in 9aft.
(5pGter.) - 2tuguit 8einiger lit
fetnen @erleBungen erlegen, Sein
sFauftfampf nit 9ri5coQ fanb i'm bic
finen .Q(nrpra Qlthletic @lub" itatt.
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Settings an,eigelt.
S4OO pianp fur S1OO.

I'd HuIs fUIt UEUs =
Gin 500 Gon3crt=9iunuo nit poriiialibsm Son,
bolt Gjr0bt, Z liz Sctabsn, Orti Sattn, nit Giuz
blub elmer tleeanter ieioenen Sede uno Stubl, iO=
ulc tiufi6brietg @arantis 9rss nur 500.
u. eerF 6 Spbn,
CESS Rr. T. Roro46barits zetrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-03

bur9 foI6e Gentralite1e, ipie Elm 8iiz
reau Der amerifanii6en Repu6liten,
f6eine Der be 1te 8eg gu iein. Sir Die
grbaltung Der Glei6mdBigfeit ems
pfie6lt 0r. Pepper Die m0gli6it meit@
qe6enbe @npenbung bes metrii6en
SpItems, beRen Nert6e ia aufWuni4
fir ben Qotalgebrau6 in Die lotalen
MaBe unb 8epi6te umgere6net perz
ben f0nrten.