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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-01
tGar s.n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MeKaliua.

Wen0ltHa.
Gin 9raumbtIb BON Don s7amtro.
2obenbel unb 3ofen unb Mprrher1,
Die buften 70 iab bur9 ben Walb,
Ote 80glein, Die fletnen, um1bfptrrerl
@ar {6mei9elnb bic boloe Seitalt.
Got6er Mobn ibr bic Sttrne befrdnaet
@on feltfam bdmoniiGem S4ein,
SIM SPARE ba gilbert unb gldnaet
@iel funfelnbes @belgeitein.
Oes Walbes perf9piegene Sriinoe
Duraforfdt tie nit bebe1ber Brn1t,
ssbr Slid tit 10 fib pie Die Sunbe,
90 beiB pte perbotene Gnit.
Rur einmal ans 6era ibr gu finten,
Rur einmal Der ibre gu 1etn,
@on ben 9ippen, ben i9tpeuenosn,
trinfen
Ser 2iebe beraui9enben Wein!
Sur einmal in's Iuge ibr feben,
grba59en ben gliibenben 8lid,
Sbr 8ilbnib i'm 9er5en pergehen
duff INNER = 9as ndre' bds Slid!
Dies mar in entI9tpunbenen 3eiten,
0iel bunbert ppn Sabren it's ber,
Die Mi6e Der S6onen pertreuten
Die @irbe i9on ldngit iber's Mfeer.
ODD bes Radts, tpeun in Srdumen
i9 liege,
Sa nabt mir bas bplbe P6antom:
% fennIt Su benin ni9t metne !3uge,
Sd mar ia bic Siiritin bon Ron1!
sic nannten mid emit: Mefulina,
War peru9tet - bege6rt uno gez
liebt,
Sd fanb in Der 2etbe ni9t Subne
Sir bic Srebel, bic emit i9 perubt.
Sd fpenbete 2iebs unb Wonne,
Weein 2iebreis bat 8iele ent5idt,
Suit 70, tpie am 6immel Die Sonne
Ni6t ginen, bod Ollie begliitt.
sd fanb in Der 2et6e ni9t Siibne
unb muB nun in lodenoem &leto,
Wie Irau @enus, als Seufeltne
Sur9panbern ben Raum unD Die
3eit.
eSSm beiBen, i'm fiblt6en Binbe
Mein @tbem ben Meni9en betbOrt,
60 baB er Die I9immernoe Siinbe,
Die Sru9t, bic Derboten, begebrt.
Oenn fis i6medt am geiten BON 4uen,
Na9 ibr ftebt bes 9er5ens Begebr,
Mu9 . btit mir lGngit f9on perz
fallen
4uf epig - b'rum 5Dg're ni4t mehr.
8etritt bes 8erbotenen S9Dele,
unb biib' bann am @nbe bes Studs,
Wie i9, in benz S9lunoe Der 9Due,
DAB Su tranfit bon benz 8e4er bes
@lids!"
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Mefne Sesel iinb bon @turn,
8oa bes beiBen Sturm's Der Minne!
lIeber Wirbeln fradt Der &icl,
Nebelna9t perpirrt bic Sinne!
Wobin gebt Die tpilbe Gabrt?
Silt es Mebe ober Wonne?
Meine Gegel finb bon Sturm,
bod mein 6era poa iInasr Spnne! Y
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(Gar ben Observation-Disclosures }
Bon Or. Rar apbbede.

Giner Der eldnaenbiten ruhii9en
6hriftfeler fteIte DOR einisen Sab
rem bic 8ebauptung auf, baB ingngS
lamb politif9e Greibsit, aber ~fosiale
Gflaperei bsrrfde. ~pdbrenb in RuB=
lamb bas umsetebrte Der San fei.
Der Mann bat pOlIfOmmen redt. Sn
Englanb gilt bic Gillette. pie Gpr9
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mnrnf6nher shnle fir saube.

Ser "a. Ruriug Der MarpIanOr e6uls fir 9ous
BE- bsgiunt am Is. September. SieiSs III cine
rsIioiOnsloia Sduls fir toubs Rinptr uro iun9s
Qeute, unb iolas. brsn Seb6r 70 mnHqslbatt 1T,
bab ibr 9tiu9 Der dblideu S@ulsn ausqsI5lefn
QeTen. CAT ein. 9nrnanfalt uno Kindergarten.
@obt uno ~qsiunOs Gage. aOt uub llut.rri6t irst.
Neq.n gufrabms i8rtbs man an GbarIes Us.
Glp, 9rin,ipal, Grfb'rid, UD.
~(Nna6-Sept2l, 81, %, Sol
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ger. 2OO4. zoos. 2O12. sBefsg u ortb, aDe..
G9e Wprtb-Npenue unit papfenzztr.
Snrlf6dfs. nj Sl2OO Saar.

Seine Sage. Refine Qdb.n on bieier Ode. Gutbc=
rif6s uuo Qrstbpttriauer= Rir6en in Der Ndbs, 3tpei
CD INN spei Q8ohnbdHier an DIR auoeren Gte.
6duisr inn por3igli6 sebaut. 9ei5tigt ~bisielben,
uno abr proet pafsfbe iueen. Gur nod brei BON
ftben iibrig. Sbr beqsbt sinen Gsbler, iptnn Sbr
bi,islben nt6t itbt, 6eoor Sbr anosripdrtg fault.
Ga6Buirageu in CIR. 1899, 8sitsRcrtb=aOsnue.
(243-5)
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Mt. ct. Spienhs.Gpaca.

e:ubitn=auriug: RtaiFi6er. piFeui5aftli6tr nnS
taufmdrntiatr uuttrri6t; qrilnbtt5er unttrti4t IN
Der oeuti6en Sprads. - 9eoiueungtn: SSoarntrs1
bro S.ffpu RON flint 0lonatsn $115. StubisH
beginner am 8 ienka 9. ben 8. September 1901.
IRAN a~orsiIrt:
Sruner Sofepb, 9irettor.
Station 3, galtimors, No.
Rdtaloo ouI 8srldnqsn. (Sulil7, 2Dtte,3)
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Sic MarplanSer sdbule tiir Slimse

mirf am D ScpfsmDer EJUT WIctcr FruHHFI.
Sieie S6ule fir blinos Rinotr uRb iol9s Riuotr,
eeren S.bfraft 10 i3plb if, paB fs o.m lutnri3t
in ben 6iitntli6en S6ultn nibt b%eiipobn,n t6nnen,
Qtbort tsiucr ~rsIiei5ien SIT. on. 8inor, bic i'm
Sitriit Columbia ipobusu, perosn uuttr o%snltlbtn
@:binounoen aufaenommsn, nj. Dieisnigen, tpel5s
in Marnfaub onidifq fnp. @siube I'M auinabme
iout,n On s. 8. Morri 0 N, SupsrintsnssTt
B1ltiuort, MO., ori5tst tperbsu. Caug25, lNtt1
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vGStlfrrb Spme="S hule fir Wao
cben nno fleine &naben,
CIR. 900, Gdtbs0ral>Strubt.

WTrB. INuIIRr ~ DNUUU6 NIEAtIVUIIH.
Ssusuib br,9tigt sum rg8omon's @pGege," 9als
timors, lum r0aHar" nro rg9eltslep ."-Neuti3:u
Spra6unttrrj6t BON Der u~rttrfttn big lur bUbs
Dian apTeiRrt bis l6. September an Die 9rin,is
palm in Rr. 9j4, @tneiR=Strabt, utitu, R.sQ.-
G%irtulure bf Guibiug's uno Gi9tIbro.r'g.
CNmn22 Emf S&Sl
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BUR Grinnerung

Bur Gr%innerung
an meintn %eelisbten Gattsn
W1. goHImer,
tpeI6er beuts Dor 3tei Sabrtn, am |. September
1899, ~qsttorbsn. aber ui6t ~pergefcn tit.
Sin Sroft 1T mir QtbIiebcn,
98enu Summer mid umlblsi5t,
Ginit itben mir ms ~D'ritben,
$50 isos Gorge pei3t.
gon ieiusr Satin
G4N q. 9arbara g o m r.
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MarpldnSrr Staats>n urmal:S dult,

suc SatEtutUn' u 1uIupCIIcsN Otuut'
SuItimore, Dto., BEN 10. uueuf 1901.
Die 8trbfzStifon b:eiurt am 9;sntag, ben 10.
September 1901. Nsus S6iler milf IN am 10. SIPS
tembsr r~toitrirt psrO.n. 9rtifunetn fir aufnabms
uuO Sef0r0trung an To-, H., r., 10. unO IA. Sepa
ttmbtr. Ole Gormirung Der GlaHen, ioipis regeIs
udbig. HecitatiOnen unO 9orltiuHatn btgiunsH on
0tOnrug, ben l6. Septsmbet. Sbllsr tpsro,n niat
in Die ~ritt.er.n RIaHsn uafg,nomm.n, bsour o;;ieIs
ben bi. sriorOarttn Nriifuuesn an ben obsn oeRunn=
ten 8aaen 3ufritosrtttltno ~bsftanben babsH.
GIementar- une a~faeemifd,es 9epartem emit
Die Gltmsntart unp otaDtmii6tn Gtpartsmsnts
frO fir ben llnterri6t uHO bic 9sranbiloung pon
edulern I'M alter BON ) Bis Is 9abrsn, ionic fir
Die 9orbsrsitun9 gum Girtritt in Dos RormolsGes
partsment por3iQlid aus %ttlttst. Die ~reeuldrts
2ebrsr Dtrosn BON osn 9roftforsu oss gtormal=St=
partemsnts in 4bpft, 6bsulie, 9otartt. Ratur:
tuHOs uuO in anOerr uHterri3tsfd9srn uHt,rtiilt,
I nab 9srfigung Os 9rtHjiSals DER Stodas
Rormal=s6ul:.
.Stt 6trbf=ssiHon bsoinnt am N outa Sea
10. S%tpttmbr.
8agsn nd6srsr augfuuft unb R~atalOos tDenOe ulaa
F6 an
=. 9. @rettnman,
MarpI1nDer Staats ERormalzS6uls,
(22-MO Baltimore, Dh.
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1eIttmnrer 9ampf, Geppim &etnh
annas GOmpaanie,

gr. 121. Rores@reeneSS trake.
9sppt5. aufssnommsu, ~esretHiet nab utteer ss
Ieet. Gsui,nt GiHrihtungen fir bic &uibttDdHs
rHne pon SsppintH. @teeH Nottsn etf6nt. R5s
BET In ~pripateE abtb.iluHasR ~psxiDabrt. SelepbOa
GOO. eeRtaGlseARR AQa2 ora S9Rtsl
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Tr. 826, Sopfinss gpenu,, nube r5obns Sorting
6%oipital." @runOBius $50. Sreit6diQes @obn=
baug, MODERN tinstri6ttt, 9rtis 5000, sablbar
800 gaar uno SIS monatlit ). Gelanb $ q NJ
ma, Rr. sos, 9aps9uilDine. 243-5)
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3u perFdufen:
Rr. 202l, CFs9altimore e strabe.
Rr.' 242, Cfts&baise5trabs.
Nr. 20O0, ROr0s4apiUn:Strab
SIR. 1912, SfzBaltimor,s Strabs, grunoiins frei.
SIR. l727, GairHtouutsAosnut gruuO3instrsI.
Hr. 1923, Q8dlbroOtslpenut.
Rr. Is, RorDeG bittr=Strabs.
Qr 32, Sip=9attrions 9artz2o:nue.
Rr. 200, NorNs Eaniun=Strubs.
Rr. 60, Norps6rsmentsapsHue.
Nr. 2G0l, g8llbrootsIps nut.
Rr. 404, NsrDs8resnes STRIDE.
H1 athens g. Sones,
(Noi23,i.a.S.,1 80 Rr. 304, Gam guiIoins.
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The Baltimore Law School.

.. o Stelners Nefan.
Ser 6trbf=6uriug b%sQinrt am 30. 5sptsm M
Ser, s l6r &benbs. Q9eesu &ustuHft unb Rata.
log prnes man f9 an 6onaro Srpant,
Ssfrstdr, Rr. 112, GhsQsrinstOn=Str.. galtimors,
gRo. Boiler Rurius ertbeilt ben SOttOr=@rus.
(Suli28, lQRD
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9ln;eigem. 81 nerfamien.


Sie gnn3e gum 9ttricbe elmer Garm nbtbiQe
Ginri6tunq &tbe, Qieroe, @cu, Maidinerie
u. /. 10. @ab5utragcn bel Grau @tarian S4iler,
Nr. 1870, QiQbt=Strnbc, ooer uuf BEN Qlabe,
Morie=oia, @rooflpn, anne ArunoelzGnuntD, Wo.
u~nGefabr bret MeiIsn BON Der lanQen Bride. Wtau
uebne bic Curtis 8ap=@ar gum 9laBe.
(2A-6
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(Sir o,n ssonntGesE Is orrsiponoentsn.")
muinnstps

lOHL Uth
Nuiagetes.
Gin fefli6sr @rub gum %. GuquH, benz @eburts=
tag. @olfgang 9DtDts.
Bon BflbeIm Sreber.
Scene: Cine morgenli9e 6iigellanbz
f9aft (pte in 8ers 25-32 gef9ilz
bert), in lei4ten, reinen 2inien gebalz
ten, aus Der Sternenbdmmerung berz
bprtretenb unb i'm pdrmeren 2i9te
Der itetgsnben Come feitere Sormen
unb leu9tenbe 5arben annebmeno.
5ern i'm 6intergrunb bas anmutbige
@tdbtebilb Srantfurt's. Sas ret4
geglieberte icenii9e Bib BON pielgez
italtigem 9arafteriitif4en 2eben err
fii1t unb anmut6tg bepegt, bod ohne
ue~berlabung unb 9uit.
Ser Spre9er lit als eine retfe WlG1z
~nergeitalt i'm eblen, ni9t pbantaittz
f9en Sim itlerfpItiim unb auberbulb
bes Rabmens Der 2anbi4aft itebeno
geba9t.
0es ense1 2ebens bumpfe @4tpiile
flie6n0,
S6reit' i9 btnaus in 6o6e, tpeite
Na9t,
l1nb mid umfGngt bes 9immels
blauer Wantel.
Die golb'nen Sterne, uns gum Srot
er6O6t,
Grbeben iiber mir bes 2ebens &rone
l1nb gieben I'm bic Stirn ben fel'gen
S9ein,
SrDi tli9 in's arme 9er5 bes 9immels
Srieben.
Sd abne rleues, ttefes, reines 2eben.
Bel Dir, Ratur, 0 unf're etp'ge Wtutz
ter!
Si6l' i9 mid pieber fart unb gut
unb nei9.
Mi9 bat bus bange 2eben Dir entz
frembet,
Hun pirb, t9 tpetb es, 4qes pieber
out.
Sn ii9 b~ergliib'nb erblaBt bus bolbe
2i9t
Der Sterne, TUB tpte Seloerl11erun9:
Die Ha9t p~eriinft ppr neuen 2ebens
Hegung.
3erflieb' in OGmm'rung Sraum unb
2etb Der 9ruit!
SIN iebniu6tsboqen 9ufen LETT gez
a6nt,
8ri9t aus bes 6immels blduen Ser
gesi6lu6ten
9eroor Des ftr0m'ben 2i9tes mG9t'ae
SiiQe,
1no GOLDEN flut6et nm bic bunfle Grbe
Ses 5lammenfeuers rpt6es 9immelsz
blut.
Sn Morgeni6Dne prangt bic etp'ge
Welt.
Oh ftrabl'nbe Sonne, brGutli9 iunger
Sag,
Sd griiBe Did NIT anba9ttrunf 'r1er
Seele!
Sn 9einem flaren 2i6te at6met lei6t
Die 5lur; Der Ginger bampft, unb
tauig itebt
Ser Walb. Sn tpetben S9leiern itetgt
bic 6D6e.
Die 8lumenbalbe neigt ii9 f9per i'm
9au9.
Silberne StrDme eeb'n bur9's itile
2anb,
l1nb ianft bepegt bes Simmels bolbe
Quer
8reitet bes Sees bldre sSlG6e auf
Die Grbe aus, bic fib i'm Ietber pie9t.
9e9eimniBOOG ertlin9t bic Meltenz
feele,
limb Sdu ersldnat ppm Iuge anes 2ez
bens.
Dem beitern Sag sing ernfte Na6t
bprduf.
Siegbafte Sonnenma9t, lei frob ge=
griiBt!
Sn MenI6enbiloung trdteif 9u in's
2eben, Soft alet9.
Qus unfer's Bottles ftarfen Wur5eln,
Dem freien 8iirsertbum, berrli9 ent=
fprpBt,
Sebr, tpie 4pon, Der fi9 in Dir erneut,
Gin SOnnsnzSiinsling f4rittit gu
lei9t babin.
4uf Seiner @tirn uniterblide 9eban=
fen
l1no nit benz S6eitef an bic Sterre
riibrenb,
Streifte Oein SUB bic ntp~Oblgesriin=
bette
Sduernbe grbe," bod nit beilteem
grbarmen faheit On bds arne 2eben
limb bra9teit benz miibielisen &C.
f9le6t,
9ns bumpf unb nteber lebt' i'm Staub,
bes 6immels
@eI9ent: 8larbeit unb 2t9t unb
Wdrme, bpb'it
gu Dir Sein 8plf unb flo6teIt um
Die Sttrn
Der Menidbeit, milb, ben solo'nen
3peig, sebro9en,
Des eigener tbeuern 9dupts - Bis gu
ben Stsrrea
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6 teIItqefu6 :
2u hermtetbeu.
gu ptrmtetben'

Ser feline 2absn gtr. 407. OfsgaltimorssS traBs,
i'm -EainssGsbduos," nit i56nsm trod.nsn Groges
i6ob, iur iresnD cine Dirt BON Gei6ditrn pafeno.
Na6 ;ufragsH bel GD!parD Rnins, 9hrsau ees
r9eutiAsn GorrsisonOsnttn.n l79-l
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NHn

Gorsigt9dR s6up. nit Wo6nung unO Stf5Ris
euu9 iur iuugc Wdnner uro RnabsH ni6t uHtsr
Jp6lf Sabrtu. lIutsrrj9t: pif ;ni6aitlib, litsrd,
rid. tauimdunii6, oorbsrrjteHO. Gr0Finet am
8 n f ! Q, ben 8. Sept:ub.r.
Die driftIihen Srlhsr.
C4uo21, TWt. E&Sl
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Cf=Snltimpre.


l7-31 uni As 4dsr; bittie; elm neuts 6ous
onf eintm; biaie, ptun eisis Wo9s no oerfduft.
3u ~erfragcu bel 9 ann On, Nr. ITO, q. gaul=
StraBe, 9alttore. Dtt2i,lO
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RuSD[nh &euner.

Sie 8seroigun9 mrincs ~9tliebten 8atten Rlioolp'
ReIner finbtf 81 II q, ben 3. Septtmbcr gta6
mittaQg 2 ubr, BON Der 8ruft auf Der rg8eiterr
Cemetery" aus itatt.
Die trausrube Satin
243'A &utbtrina 9elGner.
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baltimore
8matmeaa
Cnueoe,
Sir. :. strnRr-

WE. y, SIEuBc.
Der S6be Der Belt. tttGunoen fir Srapuirtt
osns QereituHg b%,iargt. Ginsttsu tiers
ri t in 9u4baIturg, Sd0ni3rsibtH. gritbmstit,
Ettno9rapbie, 9ppsprttfne uHo amber. Ge0.nfdnDe.
Gint 9 ii u n trtuiini6t.
Sagts= 9 II { pas GAME Sabr, 63iIcr
forrtn iretnD cine 3:it siEtrttrn.
Nbenos 6ultn Don Gttober Bis apriL.
Glegante RdtaIog erdtis.
e. s. Nprmau. Braibtnt.
6. & S.sTtIsp6ou 1873 (aug24, 3DRts, $3.50
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sduleMnseiaen.

Gmropdii6es e's sts %ns:.
&. Heam &usc, Director.
Rr. S11, RoroaGalprt.Strab,, Baltimore, WS.
Isieorer0iintt am l6. SEPTEMBER. anrltlpuRasn
BON ia BON 6. Stet,mbsr an.
Shiiler ntroen mad ben 6eipdbrt.iter II T o.
pdii6en % etboDen BON osu Nniunasqriiu=
ben bis 1ur mbgli3 bD3ten 9oleuounp uuterri6tet.
Nipl o { unb Gs6rer=3 euQnie E.
untstrf6ts @ebIbr $50 fur Dds
s6utiabr bon neun Monaten. Strife 9ortbsilt: al.
esmtine llnterribts =Rldftn, Gons:rte IL. /. 10.
Die 6ntultdt btfebt o~olftdnOig aus beroorraetn=
ben .uropdii9en Gitnftsrn. Gfrtulare 10 r.
DEN pofirsi jugtan0
9rofsiioren- ). 2rbam @ugo, Grjb Saul,
Clifton 9apis, 2sraine @saeipap, Wiiberiob g..
Omit. (2ue30, 2Gt, S&S)
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Nnnpln.Gnaen. netrs @eh6nne.

galperts une Wabiions Str1Bs, urter 9,ituze Der
gGtsr Der r@tituidatt aEu.A Gog 56uliabt Bee
Qlnnt am 3iueittn Gitnftag beg September. Ws9sH
Observation-Disclosures tpenoe man f5 On
REQ. SOhn s. Guirf. S. Jy
CGuol0, 5&S, 1Tl0 erdfosnt.
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Nr. 1881, NorDsl Ounts Strabt; Qrobeg b~reit6di=
Qg 0obnbaus nit Qutsm Stall. Sruno3ing SIS.
9rsis 1900, 5ablbar 500 @aar uno $3.50 monat=
lid. s. 9eIauO s. q n q, gtr. sos, Qarp=Suil'
bling. (3-5)
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Su pcrfdufen;

Cir. 1926, QpSletOnsstrust elm prd6rioss Gd=
baus, 100 Sub bon %OrtbsGOenus. 3iicg 0aas
nit S65 9runojing. gsfts 9uus in Der StoDt
fir bas GelD. &i6tet Gu6 ni6t mad uHiersm
gBort, benin oas Bette 1T, Sbr etbt binuus unO
bsi6tiet sg. ga9Jufrusen in Nr. 1888. @ets
gOrtbzgpenue. (2B-5)
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Sttlangt int MQGenleinea.
SteQsngeIude


SteIItgtu6
Gin Gtterer Salti6er, br euoliiben Spra6e
md6ttQ, iubt f6 niblib 5u MAIDEN. Sell. Nfferz
ten unter 8. Iaeter an Die Expedition oieles 9lttg.
243-0
5tsIItetu6:
Gin iunqtr Damn nit gutem Atuberer piini6t
SteQurl dls 6pleftor ober 6ubrmann fir ltibten
ODER i6pertH 99a8tn. GiferteH erbeteu in Nr. 1905,
IiblQnozNpenIs. 2+2-3l
SteIlegefn&:
Cine Same, ser franj5fidsn Spra@s porfommer
nd6;ie, pini5t llnterri6tstuuoen III srtbetIen.
Wan a%orsfre: Wm.. 9ObOrsfis9OiHOH. Nr. 332,
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
At Heath.

VIM Ireton was in town Monday
after trip to his Payette ranch &c
see if the frost had hurt him, which
it had not Mr. Ireton is superin
tendent at the Bodie mine in the
Heath district which mine is being
developed by Lewis A. Hall through
his agent, Geo i. Brown. Bill
states that the shaft is down 800
feet, all the way through a broken
character of ground which, while
carrying an encouraging character of
low grade ore with scattering Jumps
of high grade ore, has not developed
defined ledge. They will now run
600 foot tunnel IN order to get I'M
der the Displaced ground. A force
of ID men Is at work. Mr.. |. also
states that Darby q Connors are
opening up big mine on their prop
erty.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
Clarice Vance and other stars.

Clarice Vance and other stars.
The Art of Picking Fowl is al
odd conceit in coon song by He
elan and Helf. Those in search Of
laughing hit should be sure anC
get it
"A Picture Without a Frame is
the title of new ballad by AL Will
Der and Harry JONES which has wor
much favor. 1t has beautiful DIES
cription of pastoral scenes in it.
coupled to sweet melody.
The above publications. are issued
this month by Jos. W. Stern & Co.
the House of Hits, who are also
agents for the celebrated SIS Stewart
Banjos and the George Bauer Man
dolins and Guitars. They will bt
pleased to send their illustrated cata-
logue free, upon application to their
main offices, "a E 21st Street, New
York
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
STUBBORN FIGHTING.
Beers Repulsed After Hot Engage
ment with Scouts

Pretoria, June 6.-Colonel Will
son, with 240 Kitchener scouts, sur
prised and routed near Warm Baths
400 Beers belonging to Beyer's com
mando.
After stubborn resistance the
Beers fed, leading 81 killed.
The British captured 100 prisoners
and all the wagons and supplies, in
Guiding 5000 cattle.
The British had three men killed
and 10 wounded
Beyer's main command was on
the scene soon after the engagement.
but failed, after desperate attempt,
to recapture the supplies.
Boyer left practically without sup
Plies or transportation.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
Eleven hundred butchers are OF
a strike in San Francisco.
Saved Two from Death.

"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis, writes Mrs. w. K. Hav.
Hand, of Armonk, N. Y, "but.
when all other remedies failed. we
saved her life with DR.. Kings New
Discovery. Our niece who had
Consumption in an advanced stage
also used this wonderful medicine
and today she is perfectly well y
Desperate throat and lung diseases
yield to DR.. Kings New Medical
Discovery as to no other medicine on
earth. Infallible for Coughs and
Colds. SOC and $1.OO bottles guar
anteed by R. W. Smith. Trial bottle
Tree. 27-2
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
Record for MAY.

London, June 10.-Kitchener re
ports to the war office today tina
during the month of May the mum
Der of Beers killed, imprisoned OF
surrendered totalled 2640.
From June to June 8, 26 Beers
were killed, 4 were wounded, 4Oe
were made prisoners and 33 surren-
dered, and 651 rifles, 1890
rounds of ammunition, 12O wagons
and 1000 horses were captured.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
The Governor Home Again.

Governor and Mrs Hunt and little
daughter have returned from theil
eastern visit While en- route west
from New York, Mrs. Hunt received
a telegram from Susan B. Anthony
to 60 to Minneapolis and meet with
the Woman Suffage society. She
complied. On arrival in Minneapolis
she was met by delegation of
members, who at once took her to
the ball. She was escorted to seat
upon the stage and then the entire
assemblage demanded speech. She
had not prepared anything of the
sort, nor had she expected such an
honor, but with the ready grace so
natural to the first lady of Idaho she
did rise and talk to those women in
good shape. She says she was at
first a little stage frightened, but
soon warmed up to it like war horse
and the Minneapolis papers state
that she made an excellent address.
1t was the first time Mrs. Hunt had
had ever spoken before so large an
audience, but she acquitted herself
to the credit of Idaho.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13

Good printing pays-you get it at
the SIGNAL office.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
A PLEASANT WAY TO TRAVEL.

The most delightful route of travel to
the East is by way of Salt Lake CITY
the city of the Saints-and The Rio
Grande Western Railway, in conjunction
with either The Denver Il Rio Grande or
Colorado Midland Railroads. This ro,,te
not only carries the passenger through
the Heart of the Rocky Mountains and
IN view OF the most magnificent scenery
on the continent, but it also provides
Tor stop-over on raj road and Pullman
tickets NJ quaint and picturesque Salt
Lake City. Glenwood Springs, Mani,ou.
Denver, etc. Through Pullman Paiace
and ordinary Sleepers. Free Reclining
Chairs Cars and perfect Dining Car
Service via this route to Denver, Omaha.
Kansas CITY, ST, Louis and Chicago.
Personally conducted weekly tourist ex-
cursons. For printed matter. rates. etc
inquire of w. c Mcbride, General
Agent. A e. Broadway. Butte. or Geo.
w Heintz, General Passenger Agent.
o"it Lake CITY. 23-5
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
News In the Music World.

Art lovers who enjoy music as
well will be interested to know that
George Rosey's latest march publish
ed this month, is called the Gains
borough, after the famous painting
which was lost for twenty-five years.
The new march is another Honey
moon, the composers first tremend-
Gus success.
Music lovers whose favorite ballad
was Little Georgia Rose will be
interested to learn that the same au-
thors, Max S. Witt and Robert F.
Roden, have another beautiful new
ballad entitled we Were Happy
Once Together, Kate and l..
Mary Mannering has just sent her
appreciation to new set of waltzes,
called after her name and dedicated
to her by a talented actress, Miss
Julia Devereux The title page
alone is a marvel of beauty.
I'm Going to Live Anyway Until
l Die, is the quaint title of an odd
philosophical coon song. 1t is by
Shepard Edmonds and has had great
success as sung by Ernest Hogan,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
The Light Of the World
OUR SAVIOUR IN Apt

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