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Evening journal., 1901-12-17
Ir STANDS ALONE

The Philadelphia Inquirer enjoys the
unenviabie distinction OF being the
only newspaper in the United States
which supports Addicks for senator.
There are three or four publications in
this state printed in his interests, but
in no sense do they meet the require
ments Of a newspaper We are led TO
infer from the utteances OF the Phila-
delphia organ that all OF its great con
tempoiares are cropping in the dark.
or for some selfish end are engaged in
the pleasant pastime of bounding the
Gasman. IL is remarkable that the In
duiVr stands alone. and rebukes a
great New York paper for publishing
letters from representatives of the
two factions in Kent county. Il seems
to have formed the impression that the
article was prepared for the purpose OF
iniuring Mr.. Addicks, but glance at
the letters in question would reveal
that the Addicks champion threw
down the gauge, and II was then taken
up by a defender of the other side
But the Inquirer might have been
more accurate in it's statements, for
while truth is not expected of the Ad-
dicks sheets. published here yet a
paper OF it's pretensions can IN afford
TO state what is misleading. and even
untrue. The Inquirer makes the de-
duction that 1T is the man and not the
issue that Is the bone of contention. ="
That is arrant nonsense, since the man
is the issue. and the issue is the man.
Addicks. or the party organized under
his leadership. announced that no one
should go to the Senate until he is
chosen for that position. He defied
every party rule and every canon OF
decency Under Addicksism voters
have been bribed to the extent Of many
thousands: even Democratic legisla.
tors have heen influenced to vote fol-
him. So the man and the issue are
one
Now. II we mistake not, we get al
the motive OF the Philadelphia paper
Quayism in Pennsylvania has been
counterpart OF Addicksism in Della
ware, and the Inquirer has supported
Quay, even when that gentleman wa,
Obliged to plead the statute OF limita
tions in order 10 retain his liberty
Every speties OF political rascality il
) Pennsylvania has been sure of cham
! pion TO shield and protect il; and nj
wonder that birds of the same feathe
! in another State. have its sympathy |
5 isn't necessary for the Inquirer Z
! manufacture history in order to max
p out case for its friends. Il say
r there was never victorious Republi
} can party till Addicks appeared on tn
e scene We can only advise the Phila
b delphia paper TO learn a few facts o
o Delaware history before stating such
falsehood. The fact is that Addick
r never appeared on the scene until tn
d Republican party was victorious an
4 was prepared to elect a senator The
= he came unheralded and unknown, an
}. here he has remained
v We wish to call attention 10 this pie
Evening journal., 1901-12-17
eddIe's Stocking

Oh, little Eddie hung his stocking up.
And when his prayers were said,
He soon was dreaming pretty dreams
All snug within his bed;
OF all the pretty painted toys
He hoped that Santa Claus
Would put into that stocking. when
He knew how good he was.
He dreamed of troops Of wooden men
4 hat Santa Claus should bring;
That all would squeak his pretty name,
When Eddie pulled the string
And when at last he woke. oh then
He hurried down to see
How very kind old Santa Claus
When so inclined. can be.
lie pulled the little stocking down,
And dived into II quick,
And found-nCt troops of wooden men
But Just a paving brick
Bill Parsons
Evening journal., 1901-12-17

for Addicks III Addicks is as bad as
is claimed. he could not corrupt the
Senate: If he is as good as his friends
think. he ought to be there" SO
whether good or bad. he ought 70 be
sent! II seems TO as that the Inquirer
has used substantially the same argu-
ment in the interest Of a candidate for
the Senate from Pennsylvania. The
Philadelphia paper concludes its dis
course with the query; Cant our
friends in Delaware do something be-
sides write letters and make
speeches." Why. yes, they can, and
II our friends in Pennsylvania had
been of as good metal part OF the dis
grace of that Commonwealth would
have been averted.
The Inquirer stands alone, not only
among the newspapers Of the whole
country as regards Addicksism. but it
is the solitary defender of the ma
chine. among Philadelphia papers. Re
garding political conditions there, the
Times is wrong. the Record is wrong
the North American is wrong. the
Press is wrong. the Telegraph is
wrong, and the Ledger is wrong. The
INQUIRER stands alone as the champion
Of sweetness and light! It holds up
Quay Stone and Ashbridge as models
after which the youth should pattern
their lives. So long as the Inquirer
holds 10 these idols we shall be CRATE
ful II II continues TO include Addicks
In its list of immortals.
Evening journal., 1901-12-17
shop and left The door omen.

shop and left the door open.
IL don't know why people can't learn
to shut doors. remarked the barber.
1T is bad habit" replied the Way
farer
Yes. and it is always t.he well-to-do
man who leaves the door open"
rs that so?"
yes. have made a study of the
matter and l have found that 80 per
cent. of the men who leave The shop
door open are men who are used to
going in and out of doors that either
have springs on or portieres."
Then il is caused by springs and
portieres?"
Undoubtedly" concluded the bar
ber. as he said Next"
Evening journal., 1901-12-17
As Others See Us

From the Buenos Ayres Herald.
We are not among those who think
that the United States proposes to act
the part of Don Qmxote among ma
tions. and will seek the glory of others
without regard 10 self-interests. In
the course of time its borders may eX-
tend still further South. but the limits
of all possible good or sensible amhi-
would be the Isthmus of Panama
America will watch European compli-
cations on the American continent
and will protect its interests. but so
far as American countries live in peace
or under such conditions as will not
threaten complications with Europe
the United States will not interfere
except TO try and consolidate the
American family of nations.
Evening journal., 1901-12-17
WAYFARER'S NOTEBOOK
"PIease Shut The Door

During this cold weather there is a
universal cry Of Shut the doorl"
Some people are extremely careless in
this respect and were it not for patent
springs that close doors after careless
people. the discomfort in many offices
would be greater and there would be
more cases of pneumonia and grip than
there have been this winter. IL was in a
we'll known barber shop that the Way
farer neard a conversation on the sub
ieci Of closing doors that was quite in
teresting
pror-inent man went out Of the
Evening journal., 1901-12-17

We like TO see our contemporaries
succeed. One of them declares that Il
is going ahead, and that several new
subscribers have been added to its
list" under the new management. We
tender our congratulations; several
means some number more than two
and a liberal estimate would be five
Now the new management referred to
has been in charge FIVE months, which
would make an increase of sub
scriber a month. This shows prog
ress; perhaps canvass has been in
stltuted.
Evening journal., 1901-12-17
CAUGHT All RANDOM

Tire iron pen mentioned by job in
the book of that name in the Bible is
supposed to have been steel graver
used for cutting inscriptions on stone.
NOrway's cOas,h line is LOO miles in
a straight Cine, but over $4,000 If fol-
lowed round the ficrds; 10000 islands
have been .chauted in her belt OF is
l-nds.,
Western Australia has only small
acruage under crops and grass. In
1S9S-99 the total of cereal crops
wheat. barley. oats and maize-was
1851 ,433 bushesl
Evening journal., 1901-12-17
NEWSPAPER OPINION
Mere spIenetie Perslfage

From tho N. Y. Evening Sun.
Literary Pennsylvania is sending
Goals to New Castle. saws to Sheffield
and supplying railroads to Russia and
sauerkraut to the German army. Mr..
Hensel at the Pennsylvania dinner.
And supplying to New Workers in
Philadelphia a place where they can
find that peace and calm that is denied
to them at home. II is a great State.
Evening journal., 1901-12-17
TUESDAY. DEoEMBER ~, 1901

WEATHER PREDIcTIoNs.-Today:
Partly cloudy to fair, slowly rising
temperature. fresh winds Tomorrow
Fair to partly cloudy, rising tempera-
ture, variable winds.
Evening journal., 1901-12-17
China Closets, Toilet Tables, Shaving Stands.
Morris Chairs.

Great assortment. Restful and
luxurious. Your choice of cushions.
CHARTERED Oak, hair cushions, $3.50,
Mahogany, hair cushions, $1,000.
CHARTERED Oak, hair cushions, $3.50.
Mahogany, hair cushions, 5000.
Oak or Mahogany finish, $3.50
Oak or Mahogany finish, $3.50
Evening journal., 1901-12-17
Combination Library Cases

From a third to a quarter unde
value A high-class gift that pleaset
everybody.
CHARTERED Oak, polished, $500.
CHARTERED Oak, polished, $3.50.
CHARTERED Oak, polished, $22.50.
Mahogany, polished, S25.00.
CHARTERED Oak, polished, S2S.00.
Mahogany, polished, $1,000.
Evening journal., 1901-12-17

Fur Collars and Scarfs, from $3.50 up
Fur Mufs, extra large, from $500 up.
Ladies Suits, black and colors, $1,000 /
Ladies and Misses Coats and Capes, s.
Evening journal., 1901-12-17
DON'T RuY

Any pictures or frames before you see
Yerger's stock. at 4l9 Shipley street
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23
atbs=0irens

Nadftebenbe 9etratbs : 2icen5er
ipurben eeitern bonn 4ttuar Ching
ftpn i'm Common Pleasz@ert9t aus
geftent:
8. 9e Witt Sbopalter, Nr. 1407
G=Strabe, N.zB., Waibington, .
g., u11b &atbarine M. Mulanp.
Malter Gears Heab BON 9opdns:
fonn, Mb., unb MarD Strobtman.
Gbarles 6. Nrnolb unb Innie M
Sonnin; Ipplifant 9enrD Meloer, Nr
237, NorbzSultonz 4penue.
P6il. s. Sracep, Ger. 245, DOLPHIN.
9trabe, unb Margaret MurraD.
Sames aalbfops unb Marp others;
&pplifant Sarrb ReDnolOs, Ger. sos
% Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23
Sic Snbfen Der @nhe.

Mm Ia. SUM- = Gmi1 5ribG, 1 Sab,
aft, Ger. 800, 9optins' Npenue.
Dim Is. Sum- = 2aura Stroller, 2e
Sabre aft, Nr. 1905, Norb : Central
Mbenue.
Mm Ia. SUM- = 9enrp g. 3iesler,
So Sabre alt, Hr. &c, Sib Mount=
Strabe.
Mm Is. Sum- = Radel Qnnie Sem
rir, IS Sabre alt, Nr. 752, WeftzJ SAB
tie StraBe.
Dim Is. Suni-Grneitine'5 s. 2iebau,
70 Sabre alt, Nr. 1885, Norbz5ultonz
Mbenue.
Dim Is. SUM- = CHARLES peuf6, &c
Sabre alt, Nr. 1904, MaribaG=@ ctr.
Mm 13. Suni-Martba Simon, Is
Sabre aft, I'M v@tabt> 9oIpital."
Mm 16. sunni = Margaret Slipper,
65 Sabre aft, Nr. 19, Siib-B roabpap.
Mm II. sunni = 2eipis 2inapeaper
10 Sabre alt. Nr. 739, Meit Mul=
berrp=@ trabe.
Mm II. SUM- = Sobn 8. Miner, 81
Sabre alt, Scr. 1150, Norb=@ trider=
Gtrabe.
4m 16. SUM- - Bertha 6. miner,
+ ".tF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23

6rGulein Innie 3Gott, 72 2ipinsitun
@trabe, Retpart, q. 5, nabm geruna fir
6eftiss NsrOoitdt. sic iust: sd tuqr
iebr frartt unb ba9te, i9 piirb. iterben.
sd bate i4redli4es &Opfpeb unb mein
&opf i9pumm; i4 sIuubte, i'd tuiirbe ME
pieber gefunb iperben; i'd i4ien cine goms
p1ifation bon Sranfbeiten gu baben unb
taufte Msbtoinsn, bic mir ab.r ni6ts
nubter.
r@4GisBti9 berIcr i4 atte Soffnung
unb partete auf metn gnbe. gines SQ=
ges betum i9 einss S9rer Bidder in bic
9dnbs. Sd los, buB anoere 6rouen G6nz
Ii9 gelitten unb bur9 gerund turirt muir
ben unb na9m mir Dor. es audi gu
periu4en.
,,eSdb fabnt etn gaar sylaid1eti unS
tprrSe beiier. Sd fabr fort NIT benz
Oebrauh unS teet bta td etue aes
fanoe Jrau. SD iddee Reruua bod
uno fptSafobe, aRSere Jraaeu m5dhtea
c5 ge6rau6cu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23

Cine &iefenirma g o.
nifirt.- ST.. 2lopb 8. Sadion tit
bamit bei6dftiet, cine GngroszM anuz
fafturtpaaren : Gompdgnie nit einem
&apital BON elmer Mtaion Dollars gu
organifiren, beitebenb aus 100000
YripritGts= unb 100000 Stdmmz
aftien. Die 100000 fir bic Prioriz
tdtsz4ftien ftnb f9on seaei6net. @uz
Der 9rn. Sadfon iinb bic So. 9enrn
S. 8opboin, Nelfon perin, 9arrp u.
parr, @nbrep .. Sones unb George
81. Webb an benz unterne9men inter
eiiirt. Die gompaenie tpinf9t bic
nNetp Mfemblp=& ooms" unb anberes
gigentbum an Der Rorboft : Gde BON
6anoper= unb 2ombarb=S traBe 5u
faufen unb bort Elm 5ebnitOdises &C.
bdube, 100 Bel $50 SUB sroB, gu erz
ri4ten.
perfpnaI : Noti5fn. =
Staot : Snsenieur 9. s. Senban,
pelder felt apei Mo4en NIT Malaria
bebaftet 1T, befanb fi4 seitern bebeuz
tenb nohler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23

Srau Inna Rpeg, 2813 Horb Ginfts
StruBe. p6itabslpbiu, ga, f4reibt:
nWOr bier @pd,e1 glaabte ih Die
Sdtptnbiuht Sn baben; t& bate
MIDI fd1fuer crfaItet, unb pbtpuBt bic
erfteu padr gase Der sd1leimt tn meta
net Sraft nuS Gureel ffd, lbfte, tunrs
be es fbIteRlth 70 fdlimm, baf td
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bate.
.S4mersen in ben S4ultern folster.
Su i9 msin 8ertrausn in sic unb pes
ii n geieBt bate. 70 fOIste i'd itrens
Sbren 4npeifun9en unb bsfsrte bon Sag
gu Sag unb bin ieBt tpieber gang sefunb."
Die meiiten Grduen fiibIen bus 9ebdrfs
nib zines Spnics, um sen idpd4enbeu
@irfunqen bes Commentaries su tpiber-
iteben. Perunu 1T Elm iol9es Mittel. Gs
furirt ale taturrbalif9en 3uffGnbe, fei Is
@9pdAe obsr nerbOie 8eoriidung pber
Sommerz& atdrr6. Sir Elm freies BUD
iiber COMMENSURATE f4reibe on She
gerund Webicine g., Columbus, Sbtas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23
81 Sabre alt, Ger. 1121, NorbzM ount.

q Sabre alt, Yer. 1121, M}ount
StraBe.
Im 10. sunni - 8eniamin Cob
berg, 1 Sabr alt, Nr. 233, Siib=Gben=
Strabe.
Dim Is. Sum- - emma &urs, 81
Sabre aft, Ger. 1923, 2. Strabe.
Dim Is. Stunt - Sobn Hanbolf &C.
gar, 40 Sabre alt, I'M ~Marpldnbe,
IGgemeinen 6pfpital."
Dim Is. Stunt - Benjamin Chr
mann, Sc Sabre alt, Ger. 2211, Mabi=
fonzIpenue.
4m Is. sunni = Margaret 6. Mil=
Ter, 81 Sabre alt, Ger. 1926, 6ouinsz
Strabe.
Dim 20. Sum- - Mnnie M. Strand,
At Sabre aft, Ger. 14OO, @eftz 6rant=
linzStraBe.
Dim -. Suli = Quguft $. gaul, 73
Sabre alt, CIR. S31, GolumbiazI pe.
4m 10. Sum- = Marp @iegel, as
Sabre alt, Nr. 418, @irarbzN penue.
Vim l9. sunni So1eph Snboer, l
Sabr alt, Ir. 10, Sitz2eezStrube
@m 10. SUM- = 9arrp 6. 8agner,
IA Sabre alt, Nr. 1915, Norb=Yatter=
fon=parfzN penue.
@m 20. sunni = 2bbia Qbrams, 80
Sabre aft, i'm r8apbiep=4ipl."
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AZ Sabre aft, Nr. 10, Norbz9 apzS tr.
Dim Is. sunni Catherine M. &0tber,
40 Sabre alt, Rr. 523. Bethel
Strabe.
Qm 19. SUM- = 2ouis Omeis, 46
Sabre aft, Ger. 2202, ganton=M penue.
Dim 20. Suni Marp 6. Strdub, As
Sabre alt, i'm uSohns 9optins' 9oz
5pttal."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23

Die rSenriettu 2oge"
bes rSrbens Der @uten 8riiber" 6at
in t6rer lebten r%egelmdbigen Ser
iammlung fOlgenbe neue 8eamtinnen
nominirt: prdiioentin Srau @nna
8oe6rmunn, @ioezYrGiibentin Suite
Stanoel, @etretdrin Bertha @6ula,
S9aBmeiiterin Gina 6erpig, 8aplaz
min 2ouiie Eubl, 1. Qufieberin Wilz
9elmine Sroft, 2. 4uffeberin @lifa=
BETH Meil, innere Wade 8. peine,
GuBere Wu9e Gina Bauer. Sir eli
men @usflug na9 6arlem : @6ore
am 9ad=Giper purben tpeitere 8orz
b%ereitungen setroffen. Na9 Der
StBung Tub Sruu Gina 9erpig, bic
am Stenftag 81 t6rem 81. 9eburts=
tdge bon ben Wlitglieoern Der r6enz
rietta : 2oge" nit einem eleganten
Soiletten : Serpice unb etnem pra6t=
pouen &oienbpuquet beI9entt tporben
tpar, ibre 2ogeni4peitern gu einem
JdB9en 8ier, einem belifaten Smbib,
gtscreme unb Sudden Elm unb anil
ilrten ii9 bic 4npsienben nod Elm
Stunb9en auf re9t gemiitbli9e
Weiie. lin ben Born Der 6reube
re9t bon gu MAIDEN, erf6ien nod
prof. s. 2ieoer's Sr6efter unb
tpurbe mod Bis Mitterna9t flptt gez
tan5t. Inter ben InpeIenben Be-
fanben fi9 8eiIibenber Sobn yepti,
8robaufieber bes Srbens Der v@uten
8riiber" 9eorg 6ammann unb bic
Samen Goie 9ufebart, Wilbelmine
MiGer, 2puife &remp, Dora arGz
mer, @liie preq, Maria Brandt,
2ouife Golbenftrutb, Wilbelmine
@trtdler, Bertha @9r0ber, Barbara
9ittmar, @rneitine Bed, 4gatbe
5eitri9, Murie Heinbolb, Bertha
S4ul5, 4nna 8oebrmann, Sui.
Stanoal, Gina 6ertpis, 2ouife &u6l,
8ilbelmine 8raft, Gliiabetb Meil,
2t5ette peine, Gina Bauer, Caroline
2ieoer, 9ofa 9ertel, Maria @sber,
4nna Mebers, Gina pDblmann,
Marie gerla4, 2ouiie 9Gnbler, Ga
tbarine Suse, Mugsie S9mibt, g..
nari4, Meta Go1en, Gmilie Sum-
lebn. Srau M. @erlu9 befdenfte
Jrau !9ertpig nit einem prd6tigen
8lumenitrauB.
Sreten beute in Stenf It.
Die fiir5li4 fir ben nOroli9enOi>
itrift ernannten neuen berittenen pp=
~li5tften perben beute ausgeriiitet tper=
ben unb i6ren Oienit antreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23
Sanitats= Scribt.
Der 9eiunbbeits5uitanb Der Stabt
ausge6ei4net. - Seit 1895 bic
ntebrigite Sterblifeitsrate. -
Sas fdOne Wetter bic l1ria9e.

ttSSSNS tIIOltlIllIIul -
Sas i6Dne @etter bic urfa9e.
Na9 benz 8eri9t bes SanitGtsz
Ir5tes Or. Sames 8psleD itarben in
Der rerflofenen Wo6e nllr 1872 Ser
ionen, gegen 178 in Der slei9laufenz
ben Wo6e Des 8oriu6res, 181 in
1899, 237 in 1898. @on ben in Der
lesten Wo9e Ser itorbenen iparen So
mGnnli9en unb ga peibli6en Sc
idle4ts, 81 tparen Neger, "a gerIoz
men itarben in 6ofpitdlern, II Snz
queite purben eebalten, 8 8altimorer
ftarben a%usipGrts. Die 9efammt=
Sterbli6teitsrate betrug 1910 pro
1000 @intpobner, 11.34 fir bic @eiz
BEN unb 2O.66 fir bic Neger. Gs
ereisneten ii6 nur 3 SpbesfGGe bur9
anitedenoe a%rantbeiten, gegen II i'm
porigen Sabre; 5 burd 2ungenent=
climbing, gegen II i'm porigen Sabre;
7 bur9 &inber : gbolera, gegen "a
i'm portsen Sabre. Die 132 Sobesz
fGae ~pertbeilten ii9 auf bic peri9isz
benarttgen &rantbeitsn, pie folgt:
Nnitedenbe 8rantbeiten - Nerpenfie=
Der 1, &eu9buiten l., 9ipbtberitis 1;
aGgemeine &ranfbeiten = Septicez
mia 3, Sis6er /, 2ungeni9pinbIu9t
20, S9pinbfu9t anberer Sreare 3,
Gbeumatismus I; Nerpenfranfbeiten
= Meninsitis 5, S4laganfdue 6,
8ebirnerpei9ung /; anbere 8rantz
beiten 8; 2etben bes 8lutumlaufs -
9er5leiben II, anbere 2eiben /;
&rantbeiten Der Mt6mungsorgane -
8ron9itts 2, 2ungenent5iinbune 5,
anDere 2eiben 1; &~ranfbeiten ber8er=
bauungs=Sr gan = ainberzg bolera
7, anbere 2eiben Is; 2eiben bes uriz
niriDitems - 8risbt'i9e Nieren=
franfbeit IL, anbere 2eiben z; So
besfdae bon @O4nerinnen 2; 9autz
frunfbeiten 2; Sobesfdae neugeborez
ner ainber 9; Iltersidpdde 2; ge=
fpaltfame SobssfGne 7; aasemeine
5obesfdue 1. BON ben Ser ltprbenen
tparen Is unter 1 Sabr, 5 Spii9en 1
uno 2, 4 spif9en 2 unb 5, 2 spiiden
5 unb 10, 6 5pif4en 10 unb Is, 2
apiiden Is unb 20, % spifden 20
unb 80, 9 apii4en 80 unb 40, "a
apif9en 40 unb so, 9 5pifden so
unb 80, 9 5pif4en 90 unb 70, 10
spif4en 70 unb 80 unb a spii9en
80 unb 80 Sabren alt. Sn Der l1eunz
ten Warb ereignete ii9 fem einsiser
Sobesfan, Die Dierte Warb bate bic
bOdfte 3abl - Is 5u berSei9nen;
i'm r8appietp : Mfbl" itarben 4 per=
fonen. OILS geboren angemelbet tpur=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23
(Ginqeianbt.)

4m 9onneritag Nbenb perIammel;
ten ii6 bic Mitglie0er bes rGbeia:
peafezGon3iIs Ger. SO" in ibrem Ser:
fammlllngslpfal an Der SIDE ppr
2omborbz unb Gbapel>@ traBe, tpobe.
9r. @erbarb 8. 9eefe, Brdiibent bss
genannten Gon5ils, ben 8oriiB fiibrte
3ur5 Dor 9 ubr eri6ienen berStaats;
prGiiOent Ibam 0eupert unb BIZ
patres 5erbinan0 2iB, Soi. S9ol:
len, Ioalbert Stern, Soiep6 S9norr
peter 8ade unb g. Gubbertlet, tpel:
DIE BON benz PrGfibenten @srbarb $
9eefe in ~berf0mmli9er 8eiie begriiB.
nurben. Sobann Derlas 9r. Gar.
2udarbt, S6aBmei1ter, cine Nbrehe
in nel9er er Die 9eiitlt4teit, iopit
ben Staats : PrdiiOenten lpiQfommer
bieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23

*** Die r8eretnigten Sanger bon
Baltimore" pe~ranitulten am 4. Suli
i'm n@eft : Gnb : parf" Elm grobes
2ofal : SGngerfeit, tpel9em fem
beutI3er SGnger 8altimore's fern
bleiben io1te; benin bel benz Qnlufe
nirb ben Gdngern cine glGn8enbe9ez
1egen6eit geboten, t6ren Gntbuiiusz
mus fir bic 'algemeine @a6e Der
SGnger an ben Sag gu legen. 9as
arrangements : Gpmite bat iein
M0gli9ites get6on, I'm bas Set gu
einem ri9tig gemiit6li4en uti9en
8~olfsfeite gu geitalten. I'm bieien
3ped AUDI gang uno gar gu erfuaen,
bat ieber @erein auf benz 5eitplaBe
fem 9auptquartter, pOfelbf bieSdn>
ger BEL einem 5GB9en 8ier Die .3elt
mad 6er3ensluit berbringen tOnren.
gtebit ben Gelangsportrdgen Der EN-
3elnen 8ereine fperDen me6rere Wfa1z
ien40re geiungen uno auBerOem petz
ben a1er6ano 0plf5fpiele, 1ofple
greisfegeln uno gretsl6teBen arranz
art. 8e5onoers ertpd6nenslpertb TT
nod bic Sbatia9e, bab, Inn BET Der
bsiBen @itterrng unb benz 9ulOerz
bampf. nel6en Der 4, Suli nit ii9
bringt, bic @erOen Der 9dits gu i6Oz
men, feline SeftreOen ge6alten tperben.
Qu6 barf ni9t DergeRen perben, baB
fdmmtli6e beuti4en 8ereine gu benz
sSeite eingelaoen iins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23

go piele 9uusfruuen leiben an nerb0ler
gebriiduns, bic bon tatarrbalif4er
@9pG9s fon1mt unb ibrem Gei4le4t
eiaen III, unb bulben Subr aus Sabr elm,
ni6t pi7enb, mas ibr 2eiben 1T. 5rau
Morp goof BON Yittsforb, y. g., buloets
feds Sabre, ebe lie bon perund bOrte.
Srau gpof f9rieb tiir5Ii9 fol9enoen Brief
on Or. Sartman:
rSh tuar feds Sabre lang frdnf=
ltd, be5ablte ptele Gpftpr 8cdbuuu=
gen, tparne aber ntemals oiel beifer.
SD CAB bic Suffuans aaf, midi ie
ipteser st erbolen.
uS9Giebli4 f4rieb i9 IN Or. Surts
man unb bin gliidli9 fasen gu tOnnen,
baB id isbt geiunb bin bur9 ieinsn suten
aat6 unb Meoi8in. Sd nebme gu unb
fible ipieber jung. Sd mar febr abge>
5ebrt, aber ieBt tpunbern fi9 meme eige>
men &inbsr ii6sr bic 9erdnberung, lpenn
fl mid beIu9en"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23

ben 14O petbe unb II Negerfinber.
Yin anitedenben &ranf6eiten purben
angemeloet: IA 9ipbt6eritisz, Is
Sdarla9z, 10 Nerbenfieber=, 10 Maz
TERM, 4 gef4tpoqene Manbelnz, 5
aeu6buitenz unb 6 Suberculoiis puz
lenonulis : SGQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23

XXX Sm nGlectric : parf" treten
biefe @p3e abermals mebrere Der gez
iu6teiten @aubebiIe : 9iinitler bes
2anOes auf, uno Elm 8eiu4 bisfes
pra6tbol eingeri9teten gr6olungsz
plabes lit buber alien Sreunben elmer
guten8aubebiae : 8prltenung gu emz
pfeblen. 8eionbere 8ea6tung per<
Oient iebp9 bic Sbatia9e, baB Sig
nora 2iberati's Militdr : 8apeue,
pel6e cine Weltberiibmtbeit erlangt
bat, tdsli9 baIelbit con5ertiren pirb.
Oiefe 8apeae bat fi9 an peri4iebez
men Der fafbionabeliten gr1olunssz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23

*** Der rS6iQer : OiItrift Nr.
1O3" pom rOeutiden unterftiibungsz
8unb" ptrb beute einen Samilienz
@usflug na9 benz rei5enb gelegenen
r9ermanid : Quartet : Club ain"
gu Weitport peranftalten. ainoerz
ipiele, Preisi9ieBen etc. iinb pomgoz
mite, tpel9es bic 8orbereitungen in
!9dnoen bat, arransirt poroen uno
iteben auf bieiem 4usflug ben Sbeilz
nebmern aenuBreifs @tunbsn in
Musfi9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23

*** Die Grturfion beg 9eiangoerz
ems n5robiim" nu6 Pen : Mar fin
bet beute itatt. g}ur 9erjenige, Der
ie 5ubor biefe 6errli6e 5abrt mitgez
mu9t, bat einen 8egrifF, fpel4er Sc
nub inn BEL bieier Grturitpn i1Ausz
fi9t fte6t; benin es 1T cine altbetannte
S6dtfa9e, bab es in ben gan3en Dit
itaaten faum cine an Naturi3Onhetz
ten 10 reid eefegnete @egenb gibt, pie
bic mel tli4en MarDldnber 8erge. Die
Sa6rt tit i6on fir jeben uGein Reiz
ienben bD6it f~ur5peilig, uno penn
erit Elm groBer beutifer 8elangoerz
Elm, pie Der rSrobfinn," bur4 fro6e
Mdnnerd0re CUR ltnter6altung Ger
Grfuriioniiten beitrdgt, OerIprt4t
bieIelbe boppelt interehant gu per=
ben. gotu bene, barf ni3t Dergeien
perben, baB es auf Dem 3uge audi
Grfrii9ungen gibt, pel4e Bel ge=
p0bnli4sn ggturiionen ni4t gu baz
ben iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23

plGBsn einen 4uf erfporben, unbSigz
nor 2iberati pirb getpiB au9 ingalz
timore fem 8eItes tbun, Inn benz bic
iieen 9ublifum gu betpeiien, bob er
Ieinen guten HuF als Muiiter ipobl
berbient bat. Iuberbem 3d9len gu
BEN Mttraftipnen bes r@lectriczYort"
Die r8eaur 8e1ss", Elm aus Bauoez
billie : &unItlern deficiencies Sttett.