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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

Gs ~perlautet, oab I'M 3uiammenbdng NIT etnsr
arobeu S6nbfabrit i'm Stdate Retp=Vort cine
81, 900, O0O=Staot e~ssriinbet iperpen tuiro, nobel Elm
paur Qbilant6ropen bic treibenoen 8rdits fno,
tpelGe anes in ibrsr Mubt Stebenoe tbun mbdlten,
um bag Coos ibrer anaefteatsn gu einem eliidii6su
su mu9sn. Wan bofft, bab ibre 9ldue e%rfOlereid
iein uno paB unp.re Gapitalifcn e~rmutbist iperDen,
bem 9eiipid berielben gu folqen. Aaes, mas sum
Slid %beitrdet, ioatc Seiina iinoeu, uno oas lit IS
aud, iparlrm 6oftrtt,r'g Wlageubittsrg, bag ole
Rr1nfbeiten bcs Wtaqsns, Der Gebsr uno Der Sarilt
beilt, ben ~bsr,liden geifdn bcs amerifauiihen 8ols
fes iinoet uno gu iein,m Grspit eiuen ftini3iQidbri:
gen Griolg aui,upeiitn bat. 8ebrau6t pas 9ittcr.s
qeqcn Spspepfr, @crDauurgsf6ruuQ. 8alepsrgtf=
tung uno @srftOpfune. Gs pirb niemals srmans
qein, cine ibneae uno haucrnce Seilunq 3u beiuir=
fen. Gg 1T fcrner elm uuseslcituctcs Selebunes=
uno 9iutrsiniqunegmittel. Sails 9br eub er:
fb6pft uno nero6s fublt. lit es aeraoe Sas. mas
Chr nnthin habt. I'M Guh neu III %frQitiQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
@cStern Mornlnrs.2}uI
Sritt q III 23. SWni 1901 IN 2rsfk
3Uge ~psrlaftn 9~iltn=Sts:ion. EIc f0lJt:

5ritt III 23. 5uni 1901 III 2rsft.
3U9e ~psrlaHtn 9~iltn=Sta:ion. Eic folgt:
SGQli1.
40 MOrgcns = e4uel3ug, NauptliGjs, Ga1srss
topn, u. & 70. CABIN GTO ocm SGttn, an0 aus
Gcnoutmtn Sorntags, y. y. gaDn, ~Gbamsers'
BURG, Wartiu5burg, g .;bct;r uuo 9Hult II CIT
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oahu
9l5 UtorgeHs gtnTar=Erprt5.
1915 Qb.uo5 - Qttomm. ul5 Gmorp@S1eos.
I'd q, usQsnu mI en- caEtd1s 8.
7.25 Morqerg-gorf, 9. 4 9sSio. nno &au5i'
2iais Ghii4 Don GmUrpsGrort, Carlisle uno G.a
@.=Sabn.
8ll Mursens - oauptIinit, 6a0cy:toion, ebip.
~pensburg, Grsberif, Gmnjts5EvG u"o z. G 70.
gabn, bis SbenanoodD.
1912 M~orOens-atfomui. iGr urionsSriSc,. 9prs
unO @ettDsburg.
225 Rodm-Qftomm. mad G~mOrps@roOt.
822 Na6m-Qme MOuntain ggprc5 (SurIo,s
Q3aegou); iopis 6rtDsrlt.
4O1 m-Frprsb, Suuptlinit=Gunttt, Sag.css
+o,nr SrfDsrid. Gmmitsbnrq uno Sbipptnsbgra.
900 Robm.-grprtb bis SlpnOon. attOmu. isns
ieits lluior-GriDge.
525 ~Wo5m-qttomm. nab 9ltid.
6I5 Qqom.-Qttomm. mad llniou=9rio0t.
0ur SpnrtGaS.
9.35 Mo~rqens-Att0mm. nab uniOnsSrioot rns
SaHpptr.
235 NQam.-atfomm. mad ,lrions@ribos.
423 Nabm.-&ItOmm. ndb A,efu.
9iQetts uuO @spdd=8ursau gtr. 215. ORspaltts
mpre=StrGbs,
8fQe balten an lnion=, gtnnip!uaRias aoeuusss
6ultOnz uHo @aibroot= CRortbsAoel Station.
2. Or. 6oob, Observation-Disclosures.
9. s. ristuolo Sen. s9aTagisrsagsnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

lie 40 unperbsKerlide sruntenbol<
binnen ibres Caters p~DlIftdnois entz
ipDbnt. Wer fem 5leifd ibt, trinft
feline geiftigen @etrdnfe, behaupten
bieie 0egetarianer. Mu4 Die Mitz
elieber Der 6eilsarmee tponen fih bes
guten geifpieles pegen bes 5leifdes
entbalten. 8ei ben ftetig fteieenben
Sleii9preifen fparen Die 8egetaria>
ner fpenia1tens @elp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
nSpfer feb' id bier.
Wphpr 1nf nnh Gfier
9lber Menf6enpbfer OH

Wber Menfdenopfer pbne GAIL"
eitirt Der nSdgli9e Weitbote." Nein,
10 ldbt Goetbe Die 8raut bon gorintb
ni6t ipre4en; tie flagt:
nOpfer fallen bier.
@eber 2amm nod Stier,
4ber Meni9enOpfer unerbOrt."
60 flinet's bod better!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

Ser fran5Diif9e 9 r e
mierminiiter Wulbedz &oufeau fiibrte
in ldngerer Hebe BET benz Seite bes
8erbanbes Der GiIenbabnarbeiter aus,
baB Die Sparfamfeit uno 9oriorge Der
frans0ifden Nrbeiter ben gdhnenben
S6lunD Der 5 MiGiarben &riegsfoiten
aussefiiGt unb Srunfrei4 gum grObz
ten 8aargelbiammler gema6t babe,
tpobur6 benz Staate bas uebergetpi6t
in Der Welt seii9ert perbe, bas ibm
ni9t pieber gu entretBen fei. Sea! Saz
gu itimmt f9le9t, baB bag GrgebniB
Der inbireften Steuern i'm Monat Wfai
cine Minbereinnabme BON 13,87O,OOO
Srancs sesen ben @nf4las bes Sub
qets unb cine Minbereinna6me gegen
BEN W1ai 1900 BON 23,127,8OO Srancs
betrug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

SIR bosHidarbW agner@
Oenfmal in Berlin, bas in Der Sbter>
oartenitrabe erri9tet peroen iou, lie
oen 1OG Mnmelbungen Dor. Ginige 30
gntpiirfe iinb bereits eingegangen.
9unbrieier, 9einemann, eauer,
Monf, 6erter, gberlein u. q. befl1oen
1ih unter ben 8etperbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Subauu G;epra Sebrinaer.

Gg ftarb am MDnag, ben 81. SUM-, balb stp0If
ilbr @bsupg, 6pbonn @epre 9ebringer in ieiner ieB=
ten MobnunQI Nr. 795. @efsS aratoga<Str-, ee=
lis6ter 8atte BON Gbriitiona Sebring'r, i'm 50.
Sabre ieinss 2ebeng. Sic Seerpi9une tinott
beute, SonnertaQ, ben q. Suui, Nafmits
toos 3 llbr, pom Srousrbauie aus TAFT. Ser
tpanotc ruo ire1nbe finb 6otli6it einqelaosn. oer=
ielbeu bsi,uipobrcn. Bite, fsine 9lumeu.
Sic traueruoe 99itt.pe
Q71-8 briftid ebrtneer Z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Sn Seras, no eben bic

Sn Seras, no eben bic
SelsG riinberei bfiht unb, pie WaG>
Street, mafenbaft lire Oummen fin
Den ion, itnst Der nSeras @orpdrts"
aeitsemdb. tpie folst:
,Neun unb neunaig arme 9riinber
aamen etnitens auf bic Welt,
&einer bieier armen Sinber
6atte einen 9eIer @elb,
@riinbeten me SelseieQi9aft,
@insen auf bic 9tmpeliagb -
Qernten f9nele, pie man@elb f9afft,
Gb' Der 4ttiondr perfradt!
Grinder bat oann pone Sa19en =
MftionGr elm lang 9e1idt:
Germ bonn MGuslein u. benz Naf9en
limb Der &aBe Die @eidi9t'!"
Die englif9en @emie e
0eiligen, bic fid ni9t tpie anbere
Menfhen BON 9bierlei9en nGbren,
riibmen fid auf ibrem biesiGbrisen
gDngreB in 2Onbon GROCER Grfolse.
Nur6 refine pflanaen : DiGt huben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

Ser Wiener Staotratb
bat bef9lpHen, fdmmtliden Ieretnen
bes Observation-Disclosures Surnerblnz
bes," Der befanntlid Dem ~Iaoeut19sn
Surnerbunb" angebOrt. Die btsbsr be-
1eFenen SurnplGBe in ben itdotiihen
Gdulen gu entsieben, neil biefer Der
Elm Der politii9en Hiatuns S9Onez
rer's an9e1Dre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

,gunitabismus," 80 n
entertainments" limb bereits feitSabz
rem geprdgt. Neuerbings begesnen
mir du9 Dem WOrte rpangermanis=
mus" Murum ni6t nIabeuta=
thum?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

europa befommt 3
elm internattOnales 9ogelihuBgeieB;
BEN Ser. Staaten feblt elm nationales.
Die europdii9e 9eform zines inter
nationdlen @oself4usgeieBes TT
bauptfd9li9 bon Deuti4en gefDrbert
porben, Die be Ionbers gegen ben in
Stalien. geiibten garbarismus gegerl
bic 3uspOssl aeitirt bdben. SAT- pole
feds Sabre BADEN bic 1nterbanblun>
gen gebduert, Biz enbli6 Die 3atififaz
tion gu Stunbe gefommen. Seutlds
lamb, England, Sranfrei4, RuBlanb.
Seitrei9 ungarn, Stalien, Sonanb.
8elgien, gortugal, Spdnien, S4tpez
ben uno Norpegen, bic S9pei5, gu
remburg unb WDnato gebOren Der IN
ternatipnalen Contention ON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

Sci Der G6terna6er
Spring : YrO5ehion, Die aujdbrli4
gu pfingiten ita%ttfinbet, betrug bic
3abl Der Springer unb 8eter in bic
fem Sabre iiber 10000. @liidlt9erz
psiie mar es ni9t 10 betb, pte es CUR
3ett ~bier3ulanbe lit. Sieie Spring
groaehionen puroen i'm Sabre 1874
begriinbet, als in 2%uremburg unb BEN
R6einlanOen cine @eitstan5 : @pioez
ME herrihte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
9pmnerffaa, ben "a. Snni 1901.

Ginunbfiebensig Bari i
Ter befu9en bas Nieberpalobenfmal
BEL Aibesbeim! gs sei4eben mod Set
chen unb Wunber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

69nerbe fiimmerte 30 d n
Ter fiben in u~nierer Nbmini1 tratipn.
YrGiiDent W}c&inlep 1T mod INNER
niGt fret BON Sorgen Inn Die 9efunbz
belt ieiner Gemablin, Mariuefetretdr
Gong iiebt INNER nit 8angen ben
Na9ridten BON feiner in Colorado
9eilung iu9enben So9ter entsegen,
@6aBamtsfefretGr Sage betrauert
feline Inn fiir5li9 bur6 ben Sob emit
riHene Satin uno StautsfefretGr
Sap ite6t am Sarge ieines Sobnes
@Delbert -. vunter iebem Sa9 Elm
onberes DID," (Wbl.)
Die 6eier bes4. Suti Bat
leBtes Sabr, ipie Die ngbicaso SRI
bune" bat aus5dblen lai1en, SO Men=
i9enleben g~etoitet unb 2767 Menz
iden ipurben mebr poer peniser
idtper perleBt: nmebr Spfer als irz
geno cine S4la4t i'm fpantf9 : amez
rifaniIGen 9riege seforbert bat"
Die lebtjdbrige @erluftliite an uniez
rem National : 6eiertage pirb 1id
biefes Sabr trob auer erlaKenen Ser
bDte pieber6olsn. IL Men19enleben
baben 5suerlperfstDrper f9on ge=
fpitst. aleinen unb sroben &inbern
tit bas &nauen bic 9auptia9e Der
syeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Merchants & Miners

I> MERCHANDISE Miners
Is- Transportation Comp.
ks TGnipfer Girien.
Rdb Spfcn une Dem Cffeu:
iteen DitHi.aa, Donneritas Nr:tas uno 5oantaa,
NbeEoS 6 ubr.
Brad, 9rppIceuce tno Fem Often:
itten Tfoniaa, Uiittr oh uuo 6reitaa. abenps 6 ubr.
Nadb Saoannab uuc Gem SISen:
ishen 9ienftae. Sonneritas, Gamtns, Abtubs 6 uhr.
Wah Hempprtsyee rpS unc gforfoiP:
t6aIin, ags%IsRomneR DitGtD obs uao Sdmtaes,
4benos b llhr.
tlui6ertreThihe Seau.mIidtclten uno SetofiauHa
Sorefllti9e 8ertaeuns uHo ihHele SefOroeruns
oon Sratt. 6. u. Sinin9bdm. 49eFt,
GuB oes lauseu Do6s;
a.. g. Gtebbins, u. 3. DG.;
80. y. Surncr, 3.zR.EN.;
9. 6. @bitnsn, a.zDf.
SouptblreaIr-ger els. Sfs@trmansStrase.
u13t&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

Ser in lebter 3eit oft
genannte unb BON 3uiier Wilbelm
mebrfa9 ausge5ei9nete 9eneralzOiz
rector Der 6amburg : Qmerifdz2tnte
bat BON ieiner 3eife mad Sfaiten
unb 4merifa ben fertigen plan zines
rleuen ipeltumipdnnenoen 8ertehrsz
l1nternebmens mitgebra9t. OieSamz
burg : Mmerifa : 2inie min ben i6On
lange gebesten plan a%usfibren, bic
leBte groBe Slide in benz bic grbe
umfponnenbsn Nebe beuti9er DAM
pferlinien brr9 bic S6affung elmer
neuen 2inie quer iiber ben @rOBen
Osean ppn San Sran5isco na4 Dit
Often uus5ufiinen. I'm cine mDgz
li41t einbeitli6e 8erbinoung 5tptz
iden bieier 2inie unb Der alten 2inie
6amburs : Nep : gorf 81 i6affen,
bat bic 9eieli9aft ferner nit elmer
groben decentralization Glen
balm : @eieGi6aft einen 8ertrag abz
gef9loHen, Der i6r ben notbDenoigan
Ginflub auf bic Giien6abn 8erbinz
buns Der 3pii6enitrede ii4ert. @uz
Berbem bat 8ulin, pie i9on 9emelz
bet lit, in Shanghai ein am Gingang
bes 9afens am tiefen Waher liegenz
bes 2anbsebiet er%tpor6en, Inn eine
m0glidit siinitise gnbftation fir Die
grobe 2inie !9amburg : SEEM : Yorfz
San 5run5isco : Shanghai an5ulez
gen. 9as pdre Elm Gonfurren5zun=
ternebmen, bas bic iibirii6e 8abn
treffen piiroe, Defenders fir Yerioz
nenz unb Y~uitperfe6r unb ben Ser
fanot t~pertboouer Sitter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

Die 8efunbb eits ; D r.
ben bes Staotes Nen : gort peranz
ftalten our 3eit grbebunsen iiber
umfang unb Drtli9e @erbrettuns Der
@6pinbiu9t; ebenio min man ben
uria6en bieies WGrgengels Der
Meni9beit nadforiden. 8enn's MIR
nidt BEL Der 9eriteuung BON 3ablenz
material iein 9etpenben bat!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

Warme Worte Der 4nerz
fennung tpibmst bic Buffalo Grpreb"
gelegentli6 bes sroben @dngerfeites IN
Der MusiteGunssitubt ben beutiden
SGnqern unb ben 9eut16en uberz
baupt: Ser @Gnserbunb fat 8ieles
ba5u bsisetrusen, bic Mufif in bieiem
2anDe gu beben unb tie gum 8en1etrlgut
offer gu MAIDEN. Seine @dn9erteite
iinb elm 5o9genub unb Elm Werf Der
Gr5iebuns 5uelei6. Die @Gnserper<
cine tparen Elm tpi6tiger Sdttor in Der
Gntfaltuns bes fo5ialen 2ebens, uno
Der segentpdrtige Sdngertag 1T eben1o
pidtig in fo5ialer, als mulitaliider
6inii6t. Die 0euti9en finb bos con-
ferpatipite element unierer 8ebDltez
rura uno ii9er zines Der gea9tetiten
unb einfluBrei9iten. 8iele Imerifd=
ner anberer Nbitammung baben bic
beutf9e Muif uno bic beutide Art,
fih ali beraiinden. Iieben oelernt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
-. DeaiHnrnb aH 10. 9unl.

Ole wAY-DOwE-THE-BAY uub Gboptant.
Gfio.r=GrturTou, 80 UtciI,n; Sat3pafu; BEN qan=
sen 3ag; 2.bcrssrbaltsr fir flsirs Ginoer; Gum
oerte pom arduf!ib:n 9purp,u ourh oisie ausflitqs
otiuuo e,madt; Der prdbtig. Sampler rsaKairusH
BON Bier Gr. Is, 2ie6t=S trabt; isoen Mitttuo5
UNI Samitaa nm Z tlbr @orulitraes; ~Jtidtunit UNI
10 ubr &b,nos. 9iltte so Gems
@uHil5, 3l2tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

Mad annapolis, DIT. I~Oodl:otatton' up
"@H Born. tomosnsS cation, !7.2O YOFm., !l2.l@r
Hl5 NaGEt!tIdgs. - On
ntrfoE,r bQmpcu. station na6 Grcoertd' !t"5t
Nam 20 Is 0orm., !1.20. !4.30 uno $50 9d1m:
SAD 0jn5cir, 1920 9Orm, !2.4O' ALI IND
4.3O Na1n. 70 ~ No., uE uM
mn Spt' Nirp unO 3luji1tnitliiouen i1.3G, @45
nGrm,, IM.2J, 4.30, $50, $50, "ll.30 Ra$Eico
V@3 GaitOtts6ito !7.3O, D.5 Born, l.D'
10. $40, 500. "il.30 gabm.
SAD Gurtis' @op, 1923 @orr. oo,
mao Qurup. Rt. &ooolss totiOH, 326 Ta"m.
Gnr,n.r- stntinr .. 40 Nnhn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

9eneraI Darlington
gootb, Der 606fteommanoirenbe Der
Seilsarmee, min in Georgia auf elmer
ettpa 15z, Bis 10000 @der umfaRenz
ben 2anbfrede ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gen anlegen; au9 foa cine 8aumz
po1fabrif angelest tperoen, 10 bal
me1rere tauienb 5amilien Irbeit unb
9erbienit bort finben fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
nMnnal Sluc nSinic

mad, philadelphia uuc 3c,p=gprt-
SeitllD. StTLeI"IosA. Strl;U tt @99l'-
s Sg% '' x sSiner 7.55 D, 300 9. u 8
8pfi't QsrloE 80. i9,l2g = 3 81 = y !, y y ( (
8asIors, Simtr . . 100 9. 1904 q. g9 8.
@arlOt, SjnI : / o. y I % 30 % ~ y; p " so ;
nRopaI limlttO,1 ~elt3ants Golbas, N3rl9r, Gb=
]Istoation Giniag GAZE Gar 3 = y. +38 r. W;
9aFlSt, 'Siss .6.9y@. .S95 g 3 = 4 9
9ofoI.Sd ininaqqons na4 @slos0Ort, fcrtig ,um
gcisbsn in mi. 9togal;StattoH mn 1920 GOt m9:
imitation unS @beter, ali; ano,rsn NOT
"'"S''" ""D gtrLGamOtn. 9erG. MT. GOpaf.
mh;r,n,Inbt, glffor. "S.0j 9Orm., $40 y.
81 SSl ltaS:.D Gtptsb ,!2,35 4a6m, !25o 3.
eHsSS,rns,r gffouI !5.l5 HIbm. i52J j..
s1gitTrsInbrr Nffpu1. 26.l0 NbOs., 6l5 j
pSi5tt.5sijr,arr giOroD,itsGts 6ulo,rts unb Salti,
r,nrstroS,, M. POI, Sio.EroaoDIp, 0lt. 9topals
Gtotion ootr GauDtnsS %totion.
S"'"" 8. Y. Martin,
qR9r. 9aN. sa8sut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

@e6s unb cine 8iertelz
MiQipnen Dollars iino, laut Grid
rung bes sngliiden &riegsminifters,
~borlGufig iebe @o4s erforberli9, um
ben &rieg in Siibafrifa peiter5uflbz
rem. Oa3u 1884 Grtranfungen am
Spp6us in einem Monat! 9as 1inb
Opfer an MenI 9enleben unb 8elD,
nel6e bic 8riessmiioigfeit unter ben
g~nalGnbern fart fDroern perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

@orgef'ern rb in
NefpzOorf intereHante grperimente
nit brubtloiem Selegrap6iren 5pilden
Dem abfa6renben 2lopoDampfer u&aiz
fer Wilbelm Der 8rpBe" unb Der i'm
9afen liegenoen n2ucania" gema9t.
Nuf y9at{er Wilbelm Der 8robe"
ipurbe nod furs ppr 4bgang bes 2ootz
fen cine Sepef6e bon 9rn. Suit.
S9pab an feline Samilie empfangen.
Gin Qrst in 9enper / It
Der Nnfi9t, baB ale perionen, bic gu
g1ihts nuB limb, aus Der Welt gez
i9afft per0en iouten. Siefe Soee
pdre niGt 10 libel, es fru9t ii9 nur,
tper IoG bsitimmen, pelae MenIhen
unniiB iino? Wenn 3. 8. Or. "4lez
rarOer Donnie es gu iagen bate, Mir
be er obne 3peifel aae Ierste, 4opoz
faten unO YOli5iitsn ubmurtien laiz
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27
Nepartement fur linterridt.
Bureau Ger 2 dbulsg pmmffdre
Sibi0eroen.

Seurp ". GpmIcs,
Gefrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-27

Rad atlantitsGito (pia 9t!apar..R iOcrz9riid',
R~lhu=%outtl. l 4G Ia6m. an @O5tntoocn (Our6
9u1man @iffet 9arlor=gRuQoOHs), LOS @Orm,,
4.57 DGongreifonal QimiteO0, unO 5.07 gabm.
faqs), 1856 gOrur, l2.C5, i.46 Na8m. on g9o=
d~eutGQcn, l.0S friib tdglib.
.atlantjcs6itD spt3ial3aq." 2.2O Ro8mittaqs an
0obtnt1Qsn. 5oliotr @eftIbul=3Uq, Nulmuns
Sufist=Qarlor=gGaQ quns, combjnjrte @o0gous u.
GOa5es our91uisuo nab AtIlntjc=6jtD.
Rad Cape Dtap, 1855 (nur Samtta0sl, Born,
1906 Na6m. OF Q9o6entaqen, los rib tdgl,6.
BerIaffeu IS aibtnotOn mad Sats
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-30
THIN TWO BIG PRIZES
They Fall to James &. Wood and
Miss Matte n. EOals.
WORTH $4,000 EyII
They win Undoubtedly Taks Quarter
Sections Adjoining the Town
site of LaWion Some Of
the Lacky Oaes.

II Reno. o. H.. July 20 Tho placing
Of envelopes la wheels proved slow
work aud the aciual drawing was de-
layed oyar two hours tAls morn
ing. Tho first envelope taken from the
wheels contained the name of James u
WOOD of Weatherfsri. o r.. who had
registered i0r homes.ead ia the Lawion
disir.ct Miss Mai.ie 81 Boals Of
Wichita. Kas. drewf number two also
ia the Lawt0n district Without doubt
Mr.. Wood and Miss Bak. who thus
have tbs right 90 make tha first filings
will select two quarter sections adjoin-
ing the Lawtou towrato district which
are believed 20 be worth $4,000 each
when Colonel Dyer the commissioner,
announced the womin's aga a. 23 and
her height iha same as chat of Wood.
5000 persons shouted m chorus. "Ihey
must rei married"
Number one. ia n Reno district IS
Stephen 4 Holcomb Of Pauls Valley.
H. 4. numb two. Leonard Lamb of
Augusta. o r.. number three. Frank
Brown. Of IN Reno. and number four.
was Calvin Churchill o. Chichasha
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was stricken with paralysis at Vim.
connes. Ind. aud il in a precarious con-
diton.
B. / Davis. a fireman on the Santa
Fe Pacific. was killed on his engine
near Shawnee. n. r.. his head being
struck by bridge. He formally lived
at Alton, lis.
A threshing machine boiler exploded
at Anderson Valley. Cal. killing VIII
liam Rose and ID. l. Leir. Much grain
was destroyed by the fire following the
explosion.
Frederick Appleton. living nenr FAM.
Ind. was induced by a stranger to in.
vest siOOO in an alleged patent right.
An investigation develops that the pa
pers purchased by Appleton are fraudu.
lent
At Bristol. Tenn. for the abduction
Of "A young girl. Robert L. Hodges. a
prominent Young man. was sentenced
20 10 years in the penitentiary.
Rev. J. G. Merrill. d. d.. has been
elected president Of Fisk University. at
Nashville. Tenn, 10 al the vacancy
caused by the death of DR. T. NJ CEa
vath.
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80 lN coLoMelA.
vsuerueian Revolutionary General MAX
ing His Way 20 uis Troops.

vsuerusian Revolutionary General MAX
ing His Way 20 uis Troops.
New York. July 29.-General Tribe
Uribs IS back ia Colombia and is now
believed b. bo making bis way into tho
interior from the ycuazuelin border. He
sail8d from New York on tho Rcd Line
steamer Caracas on June IS, reaching
LaGuayra june % lie remained in Ia.
'9uayIa only few hours and then took
a. steamer Merida FOR Cruacoa. From
cuacea he sailed for Maracaibo, Vene'
zuela. where he arrived June a. He
continued his journey on the steamer
Mara. which took him 10 the other side
side Of Lake Maracaibo
Ol the $1,000 who fought with Uribe
in the revolution only two guerrilla
bands sro holding out against the gov
ernment -one in the department Of
Tolima and the other on the Isthmus Of
Panama
The Colombian government has been
kept advised Of trrihs's movements and
it Is doubtful II ho VIII succeed IN rails
ing many followers before he is captur-
cd or driven out Of the country.
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FOUND HIS DAUGHTER.
George Edhunds Discovers Ills chDd
Amer Nine Ysar.' Absenee.

williesbarre. Pa. July 2o.r-George T.
Elmunds ~ Plymouth has located his
daughter, Sadie. who nine years ago.
then rs, disappeared from her home in
Aipeua. AI.ch I' was Thought she bad
been drown Il or murdered By a jealous
l0Vur Two weeks after her disappear.
anco her mother died from grief. One
ronih later heF sweetheart died from
tho same cause.
Hor father was So affected that be left
town and moved 90 piymoufh Tbefe
Dr. started in business anew. but hr0oi-
cd over TIE mystery Two weeks ago
the daurhter. while at Thousand t.
baud. read n q Wi.fo mrre paper ~ ga
fccidcur toh man oi her fathers name
Size employed q detective vino investi.
gated and acquainted the father Of ihe
dlueltar's wlareahoutt 4 happy visit
followed Tho daughter at the time OF
hor diarr rlamuca married a man now
living ia New Orleans, La She is Mrs.
Lawrence nriee
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MANNER or DRAWING.
rnseiapr. Placed ga Hsrsptaoiss aud
Drawn out before Pubiic.

I NNNNNN WHN Af'A'NN HtH'tNf
TT Rono. o. r.. Jnly 20 An was ex.
rocinncy Sunday night among thothau-
sands ~ homeseokcrs here over lie
zIand lottery that begun this morn-
Ing. There are 1900 claims 10 b. dis
tributed. and 20 each oi the iG5. s9j per-
sons who have registered during the
past l5 days has about one chance In -
Of winning. While the great excite
meut oi the run which has hereto
foro been a part Of land openings in
this part Of tho country is lacking. tho
Last act in the throwing open 20 settle
mvnt Of the Kiown-C Comancho reserva-
tion will not be without life and aniIna-
ton
The drawing took place In the center
OF the city on large platform in the
open air. W A. Richards. assistant
commissioner of the general land Office.
who has had charge of the registration;
d. r. Dyer. Of 81 Louis, former United
States district attorney and Frank Dale
ex.chief justice Of Oklahoma, conducted
the drawing.
The actual drawing whs novel and
interesting. On the platform was two
oblong box wheels. each 10 feet in
length. one 20 hold the names of the APP
plicants for homestoads IN the f. Reno
district and tho other FOR those Of the
IAwton district. Into these wheels
were placed envelopes containing the
names Of all the registered applicants
The envelopes We're first brought 70 the
platform ia packages sconsecuuvely mum.
bercd. a corresponding series Of mum.
bers. upon slips, were placed in another
receptacle from which they were drawn
out at random The package Of envel
opes bearing the arst number drawn
was the first 10 be placed in the draw.
ing box and well distributed, when an.
other number drawn and another pack.
age Of envelopes distributed, and this
course continued until al Of the envcl-
opes were placed in the box wheels,
after which the wheels were revolvod
for a sufficient length OF time 70 insure
thorough mixing Of the envelopes.
In each wheel there are Gvoapertures
nom which tho envelopes were finally
90 On drawn. Ten mon. one for each
aperture. performed che nctual drawing
The order In which it began was deter
mined by lof The first envelope drawn
was 40 T.. which was af onra opened
and the Identification slip which 20 con-
tanned was given "a corresponding num-
Dor. and the unme and residence which
appears upon the slip was publicly an
nouuced. This course was pursued,
numbering each envelope and its com
tent. consocutvely. until - numbers
were drawn from one b'v. WHOM nn
equal number was drawn igom Che other
box in similar manner
Aftor theuamos were drawn and an-
nounoed they wcra recorded and o un.
ti-o prepared % he mailed to the ono
whose uamo Is drawn The drawing
VIII proc,ci iu this manner nnril ovcy
envelope ia the boxes is drawn oHt
Only 1000 envelopes, 900 for each dis
triot. viii Do drawn today After
today the drawing win proceed
with greater rapidity and DO Is expected
that the last envelope viii have boon
drawn Uy ThuE Bay might THE lucky
ones Will be permitted to hlo their
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

H.. T. Buck died suddenly o. his homo
at sprinaell. $40. Tie was pioneer
mlrcllnf.
Joseph Hofrichier. a prominent stock
buyer of western Illinois died at ho-
vance.
W ". Carpenter. q farmer near Fort
supply, l. IT,, committed suicide because
OF the failure Of ms crops
Robert Fcslar. of Camp Point. Ills.
became insane and attempted % Kill
himself. Ho was sont 90 the asylum az
Jacksonville
Edward L RYDER q retired capitalist