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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-09-28

1t is surprising that some people
have so little interest in the welfare
of their own children. This
is shown by the fact that their
children are frequently absent from
school without the slightest excuse.
Miss Bulger's report of the Bay
Shore school shows a large attend
ance and good average. The re
port is carefully prepared and very
complete and satisfactory.
We regret to say that several
articles are missing from Miss
Mitchell s andM Miss McGrath IS rooms.
We hope that the school officers will
soon furnish each teacher with set
of keys. All doors should be locked
during the absence of teachers. Not
all children can be trusted.
The teachers OF the several schools
of the township are respectfully re-
quested to mail their reports to the
superintendent not later than the
last Thursday OF each month.
All cases OF truancy in the town
ship should also be reported to the
superintendent, who will at once
notify the truant officer aud i'm
mediate steps will be taken to rigid
ly enforce the law in this particular.
The compulsory school law will no
longer be a dead letter" and those
who are inclined to look upon said
law as a farce or "bluff, may
soon be convinced that it is q living
reality. Respectfully submitted,
ANGUS d. CHISHOLM,
Superintendent Of Schools.
LAnse, Mich, Sept. q, 1901.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-09-28
Report of Pequaming schools will
appear next week.
SCHOOL NOTES.

r.
The class in bookkeeping will be.
gin work next Monday, using Pack
ards, Bryant and STATIONS text
book.
Miss Chisholm has organized a
junior class in German. They recite
during the noon intermission. She
also instructs O second class in Latin
after school hours.
The seniors are reviewing English
grammar with much interest. 1t
seems as If technical grammar, after
all, is an interesting and profitable
study.
The high school and grammar de-
partments were closed Thursday
morning to give the pupils an op-
portunity to attend the funeral OF
the late Telesphore Boivin.
The senior class held their first
regular meeting in the High School
on Wednesday evening at Z o'clock.
Milton Botsford is president, Opal
Cole, secretary and Harry Stein
bach, treasurer. The class will
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-09-28

wANrED-A good-sized second
hand hard coal stove. Address or
call at SENTINEL Office, L'Anse,
Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-09-28

! u
G.; Nellie McPhillips, CT.
Third Margaret McPhil-
lips, G.
Second Grade-M Mary Boards
ley, FL.
First Grade-Willie Duggan, F..
Chart-Frank Beardsley, CT;
James McPhillips, f.
BAY SHORE SCHOOL.
Mary A. Bulger, Teacher
Number enrolled. ...... 80
Average attendance ..... 80
EIGHTH GRADE.
Mamie +. Egerer, CT; r. Ray
Reynolds, CT; Adalia c. Egerer, CT.
FIFTH GRADE.
Byron B. Reynolds, CT; Ruth B.
Jackson, G.; Charles Henry Egerer,
G.; Katie M. Jackson G.; Annie
Schultz, +.
FOURTH GRADE.
Caroline Bentzen, F; William
Egerer, E; Helen Conner, G; Agnes
Crebassa, p; Joseph Conner, G.
THIRD GRADE.
Myrtle Edgerton, CT; Samuel
Emerie, G..
SECOND GRADE.
Mary Emerie, E; May Crebassa, P;
James p. Conner, +.
FIRST GRADE.
Nina Schultz, G.; Lenart Egerer, E;
William Jackson, G Rose Emerie, G
John Westberg, CT.
CHART.
George Dougherty, G.; Dennis
Conner, p; Arnold Holiday, p: Bert
Reynolds, CT; Carl Bentzen, G.;
Rose Egerer, CT; Ethel Dough-
erty, +; Louise Crebassa.
Report of Pequaming schools will
appear next week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-09-28

(G) Cordelia Boivin.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
EIGHTH GRADE.
Enrolment ............. ...... AZ
Boys..r A,.............. 10
GIFTS -. ............. ......zI
Average attendance. Al
(G+) Grace Harris, Florence
Campbell, Joe Krolick.
co. Walter Seifert, Harris Smith,
Lulu Blankenhorn, Fabian Deschaine
SEVENTH GRADE.
(E) Hubert Brennan, Arthur Lam
son, Waldie Deschaine.
(G+) Charles Blankenhorn, Angus
Chisholm, Rosanna Menard, Clarida
Belanger, Mabel Proctor.
(G) Clothilda Collins, Aurova Boz
win, Emma Boivin, Tracey Menge,
Reggie McKindles, Margaret Shea.
SIXTH GRADE.
(E) Lucy LeDuc, Mai Stringham.
(G+) Euclid LeDuc, Telma San
born, James Stringham.
(G) Mamie Goltsch, FrancesSterk,
Flora Trudeau, Maria Paquette.
CID Lizzie Boldly, Louise st.
Ange, Valeda Menard, Katie Novek.
(F) Elmer King.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
FIFTH GRADE.
(E) Ethel Dotson, Robert Peter
son, Jack Campbell, Rose Sanborn.
(G+) DonaldYoung, Clara Menard,
Cordelia Paquete, Louis Boivin,
Anna Levitan.
(G) Mamie King, Ersie Goodreau,
Charles Steinbach, Della Collins.
MISS M'GRATH's ROOM.
Enrolment ..... .35
Doys '',.'''.'.''1'.,.'' i'''.'..'. -
Girls ..... ................ IL
Average attendance for month. "a
FOURTH GRADE.
(E) Florence Jackson, Rosanna
Seavor, Lucy Robinson.
(G) Gertie Gauthier. Henry Sterk,
Lee Brennan, Walter Hurley, Nelson
Crebassa.
(F+) Robbie McKindles, Neil |
Shea, Russell Trudeau, Howard |
Lamson, Abner Crebassa, Mena
Gamasche.
CD Warner Steinmetz, Earnest
Cotey, Edmund Collins, Harry
Sands, George Paquette.
(P) Oscar Chaput.
THIRD GRADE.
(E) Ralph Sangebusch, Dora King,
Ruth Stenbach, Mary Brogan.
(G+) Roger Gamasche, Frank
Sangebusch, Harold Hansen.
co. Ella Turner, Clara Turner,
Elmer Johnson.
CID Dora Goodreau Walter Lam
son.
GU Victoria Cotey, Frank Hook.
PRIMARY ROOM.
Grace E. Mitchell, Teacher. i
Enrolment 81
Boys $50. ...............,.. 81
Glrls ............z6
Average attendance ....... .32t |
SECOND GRADE.
(F) Leamie Selden, Mena Laun-
drische, Edward Menard, sAlcid
Morrin
(G) Omar Goodreau, Leo .DeDuc,
Marie McKindless, Johnnie Brogan,
Bruno Krolik. Ida Collins, Jimmie
Fitzpatrick, Willie Levitan, Ruthie
Johnson.
(E) Ada Johnson.
FIRST GRADE.
CD Ruthie Thorsen, Bernice Bren-
nan, Athena Morrin, Johnnie CHS
holm,> George Hurley, Johnnie
Sands.
(G) Frances Campbell, James
Brogan, George st. Ange, Florence
Moran, Eddie Anderson, Sarah
Turner, Ella Johnson.
CHART CLASS.
H) Eva Steinmetz, Ray Gauthier,
Matte Hook, Eva Hook, Louise
Moran, Alfred Anderson, George
Girard, Irvie Collins, Atcher Morrip,
Oliver Paquette, Jerrald McKindles,
Norman McKindles, Lily Sands,
Lester Trudeau, Murilda King,
Hubert Savoir, Ora Gamache,
Johnnie Budreau, George Hook.
(G) Adwena Collins, Rollo Stein
bach, Rosie Levitan, Charlotte
Levitan, Agnes Girard. Adeline
Paquette, Joie Trudeau, Mary Bud
reau, Ruthie Trudeau, Richard
Johnson, Alice Gamache.
NESTORIA SCHOOL.
Aurelia Murphy, Teacher.
Number enrolled. 8
Boys .............. ......,..
G1rls $500. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Average attendance ~ |
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-09-28
L'ANsE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Following is full and correct re-
port OF the public schools of L'Anse
for the month ending Sept. q, 1901:
Explanation of credits:
Il = 95 to 100.
CT : 80 to 95.
G = So to 80.
Fl = 80 to IS.
+ = rs to 80.
p : Less than 70.
HIGH SCHOOL.
A. d. Chisholm and Annabelle CHS
holm, Teachers.
SENIORS.
(G+) Kate Sterk, Opal Cole,
Clarissa LeDuc, Harry Stein
back, Milton Botsford.
JUNIORS.
(G+) Helen Edgerton, Irene
Gauthier, Pearl Jackson.
(E) Excel LeDuc.
TENTH GRADE.
(G+) Frank McKindles.
NINTH GRADE.
(E) Rebecca Campbell, Lulu
Proctor.
(G+) Delor Menard, George Tru-
deau, Flora Goltsch, Julia Goodreau,
Tom Brennan, Edward King.
(G) Cordelia Boivin.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
EIGHTH GRADE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28
Wihtider Hdtb.

SIS 1T sritaunIi4, pie piele eeuts
bss Morsens bei'm GrDa4sn nubeaa
ebenfo ermiibst linb. als CUR 3sit oes
@alaknssbsns, nit unanssnebmem
@sIhmad i'm Murtoe, flebri9en 2ippsn
unb ibeIrisdsnoem Mtbem. iopis be-
legtsr 3ungs. Oisiss finb pte E rlten
aatiirli9sn Mn5si9sn fir 9pspsplie
unb 2ebsrleibsn, bod tpenr man in be-
fem Stadium feline 3uftudt gu III. g.
Mrmp C NapD Sablsts" nimmt, nirb
bus @pItsm gu sinem sefunbsn 3uz
itaubs 5uridsebra9t. Ginige pen;g.
Dpfen bapon tpsrben in 5dasa bon
i9podem unb lauren Wasen. fopie
5artlsibistei! mebr ausridtsn, als elm
perldngsrter @sbrau4 irsenb elmer am
beren Mebiain. 10e., 25e. unb $1.0O
bro padet. III. g. i'm b e q q b b
tablet 6 o." CIR. II, Ot IA. Ctr,
Nsp : Yorf.
3u baben Bel aIlenMpo D.
t5etern. Oft27@
gu baden unb empfoblsn bon s E o.
81. &olbsneb, Nr.2 5rebsridz NDe.
Sopie in 5ablifton's Mpotbefe.
gde @anz unb 8altimoreitraBe.
Man f9retbe tpesen Gratis probe.
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Gin Weluh an 0iftnr emanuel.

NetD Dprf, 81. Wai. - Die
@attin bes Mnar9iften Gaetano 8res>
Ct, Der Dor einisen Sasen in benz itaz
lienif9en GefdnsniB San @tefaro
fetn 2eben bei4lob, bat fi4 in elmer
&abeloepeide an ben aOnig bon Sta
lien sepenbet, TIN ben 2ei9nam ibres
Mannes gu erlansen. Oie Sepeide
lautet pie folst: v8resei'sWittpe fleht
gp. Maieitat an, ben 2eidnam i6res
@atten ibr auf ibre Soften suauite1en.
Sophie Brssei." Dte Grau erfldrt,
Der Mann fet, feiner Mnfidt mad, fir
bic Greibeit seitorben, unb 70 noble lie
ibn benin in eirem freieren 8oben, als
Stalien iei, ~beftatten. Muerbings babe
Mmerifa aud ni9t benz Sbeal ibres
@atten entfpro4en, tnbefen fei bod
mebr Grei9eit bier, als in feiner 9si=
muth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

Tapolepn on etnem Mdhtfeuer bic
Gapporte fiber bic Shla9t.
Mibmutbis cling ct pdbrenb bisier
Melbungen auf unb nieber; cine Wolfs
BON Werbrub unb unmuth ruhte duf
feiner Stirn.
LIMB Sropbden9" fraete er ben
Maridan Seen. rWel4e Sropbdsn
baben mir setponnen9"
Seine, Sire, leiber!" e~ntgesnete
Der Mari9an.
,Wie9" fubr Der 3diier sornis auf.
rNa9 iol6' elmer Mebelei feline Sro>
pbGen9 Seine 9efangenen? Seine
5abnen9l Seine 3anonen?"
Ser MarihaG sudte lei4t NIT ben
I9feln.
vNi9ts, Sire!"
6eftis ftumpfte ber &aifer nit Dem
5uBe auf.
rGs 1T rnerbDrt!" brd9 er log.
ngtn fol9es Mahafre unb feline Sroz
pbden!, Ni9t etnmal einen perrol teten
glagel laFen einem bieie 2eute ba!"
Oa trat Elm OrbonnanazSffiaie
beran unb melbete ben General 9raz
fen Sinsburg.
rgb!" rief Napoleon, uer ~ipenigftens
pirb cine SABINE brinsen! gr bat es
berfpro9en! Gr ion tommen!"
@lsi9 barauf ftanb Der @raf benz
8aifer segeniiber. lin Die @tirn bss
Griteren mar Elm 8erbanb gelegt.
priifenb rubte bas faarfe, beoba4z
tenbe Muge bes &aiiers auf ietnem
General.
u@ie feben Sic aus, @raf9" fraste
CT. rNls ob sic plObli9 Inn atpanaig
Sabre gealtert nGren!"
,Oas pdre ni9t unmDsli9, Sire!"
lautete bic Mntnort. rgs mar Elm
fur9tbarer Sae!"
Ser Sbnen aber Gbren unb 2orz
beeren in Sile sebruht bat - Sic
baben sSSbr Wort gebalten unb jene
Meieret NIT grobartiger Sapferfeit
seftiirmt! Sd mar 3euge Sbrer 8raz
pour unb ernenne sic fir Sbr Ser
balten am beutisen Sage gum Sipi=
1tons= 9eneral!"
Ser 9raf audte lei9t Suiammen.
Gbe ct aber Gtipas ertptbern fonnte,
fubr ber 3aifer RAID fort:
(S9lub folgt.)
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Cine ManoitifersGbe
@onberbarer !5eiratbs Gontraft. -
gebinsungen fir aaenfauiige
6heibuna pprgefeben.

@onberbdrer 6eirat6s : gontrdft. -
gebinsunsen fir allenfaaitge
@9etbuns porgefeben.
Gincinnati, 81. Mai. - Iur
2. Stunt tperben SRI. Martba 8. Seaz
man unb 5reberid 2eberle bur9 einen
1riebensri9ter in college 9aG" i'm
.Mercantile 2ibrarp Building" gez
traut perben. Ser Mnpalt gbarles
Sparfs bat bas Hitual Der Sette Der
Mngpitifer ausgearbeitet. Sas neue
Gbegel0bnib lit bemerfenspertb ipez
aieu tpesen feiner @~oriebunsen betreffs
Der @9eioung. SRI. Seaman unb 9r.
2eberle iinb gang in 2iebe chamber suz
setbon, als Msnoittter pifen tie aber
ni9t, bab 1ie 5i6 lieben. Wenn tie na9
Der !6eiratb iiber3eust tperben, bab lie
fi9 ni9t lieben, perben tie eei9ieoen.
Sreberid unter5etdnet einen 9etrutbsz
Gontraft, in tpel4em it4 folsenoer
Wortlaut finbet:
sd Dun1he Dte1en Gontratt 5u
MAIDEN unb perfpre9e hermit feierli6,
baB i9 @lGes tbun tperbe, mas in met
men 3rdften 1tebt, um meine Srau
eliidli9 gu MAIDEN, unb bab i'd, tpenn
fie aus trgenb einem @runbe miBgez
ftimmt lit, ni6t bDie fem ober NIT i6r
1treiten min, ionbern bemiiht fein tper=
be, bur9 sarte unb liebepoIe Metboz
ben unb bersli9e Worte lire &C.
miitbsrube pieber berauiteGen; bab i9
mid Der Srunffu9t fernbalten unb in
nsrbalb bret Monaten mein 2eben
renn mDgli9 perfi9ern laKen min gu
CUNT ten metner 5rau, unb bab, penn
f9 unfere @be als eine slidlide ertpeis
fen fonte, unb mir nit &tnbern gefesz
net finb, ih mid berpfGidte, bieielben
ftets. nit Site unb GuBeriter Nu9ii9t
gu bebanbeln unb in bic asnoitii9e
@onntassi9ule gu f9iden unb ibnsn
ale Nusbilbung gu Sbeil tperoen gu
raKen, bic i9 ermOsli9en fann."
Die acknowledgements, fpel9e
SRI. Seaman unteraeidnet, entbalten
natirli4 nt9t bic 8erpfli9tllnsen, bic
benz Manne pbliesen, aber Solgenbeg:
Sd berfprede hermit, bab, tpenr ale
8emiibuneen feblf9lasen foIlten, Elm
segenfeitiees Ginbernebmen in Der Gbe
berauitenen, unb mir ni4t aufammen
ausfommen iolIten, ta niat duf Sort
febuns bes 3uiammenlebens beiteben
pin."
SRI. Seaman, tpelde bieien gon=
trait unterset4nen pirb, 1T II Sabre
alt, aus febr gutter 5amilie unb thut
ben tpi9tisen @9ritt nit poIem Be-
badt. 2eberle, Elm 8eamter Der pitts
burg : aoblen : gpmpasnie," tit "a
Sabre alt. Dtefe Nnbdnser beg @s=
noftisismus finb feline Singer bss ber=
ftorbenen Hobert Sngerfou, ba iie bic
@ottbeit niht leusnen, ionbern r1lir be-
~fennen, ni9ts bariiber piFen gu fDnz
men; fie befddftisen ii9 muir NIT benz
it9er grfennbaren.
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Ser YroouftensM arft.

(Die untenftebsaben preiie be5ieben
fi9 auf bas Gnsros : Gef9dft;
i'm gnbetail : 9anbel 1T elm entz
fpre4snber @ufialus gu bere4s
1ten.)
Tarmz probufte.
Safe: PRO gfunb, RepzYorf, bon
Creme, 6O=pfiinbig, 121c. bis 12ac.;
fla9, 35>pfinbig, 12sc. bis 1876;
23=pfinbig, 13c. Bis 1916.
2ebenbes @efliisel: PRO pfunb:
iunse 9iibner 15e. Bis 25r.; 9ennen
1Oe. pro pfunb; gnten St. biz &C.;
@Gn1e PRO Gtiid Doc. Biz &c.; Saus
ben PRO paar zoe. Bis SOC.
Gier, PRO Oubenb lie. Biz 129c.
Sru9te unb SetbfrIate.
MepFel, pro5ab, Nep>Yorfer $500
Bis $4.25; grbbeeren pro Quart Be.
bis St.
@emiife: tpsiBe aartoffeIn, proguz
f9el 53e. biz &c.; neue $1.25 bts
$3.50 pro Sub; 3piebeln 6Oc.
Biz 8Oe. pro 100 8inbel; Wetbtohl,
biefiger.- Biz pro 9pnne;bGnif4er
- Biz - pro Sonne; friiber Nepz
gorter, PRO Crate 65c. big 75c.;
3uderriiben, DC. Bis 81. pro 8iinbel;
Selerie, $1.75 Bis $500 pro
Crate; MeerrettiA PRO 8uidel<
fifte big -; oriine Bob
men, pro aorb $1.25 big $3.50;
Spinut, PRO 8uf4eltiite 25c. bis Soc.
garottsn, PRO 8ui9elfiite 4Oc.-5Oc.;
Somatoes, bro 6 &orb Carrier $3.50
bis 1925; 9urfen, PRO &ite $3.50
big $500; &abies4en, pro Sob SOC.
Bis $1.OO; Spurgel, pro 9ubeno Toe.
Biz $1.6O; 9opfiulat, pro &ife zoe.
Biz 25c.; CRIME Grbien. pro 8uidel=
forb Csc. Bis 75c.
m,,llor urn mf,,nS.
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NiehmGrfte.

Gbteaeo, 81. Mai. : Hinbbieb:
3ufubr $4,000; bic preiie Dariirten
5nii9en $2.70 unb $500. Shpeine:
3ufubr 1000; bic preife ransirten
5pifhen $3.50 unb $685.. S9aafe:
3ufubr $4,000; bic preife bariirten
5tpif1en $4.25 unb $5.75.
gaEQtbertn ga. 81. Wot. -
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Net0rbtrnna BON Yofjaben.

adnss Der srforbsrli4sn 3sit CUR grs
rei9uns Der perfdisosnen Be-
5timmungsorts.
raisn itebsnb 1T Die ungsfdbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der puitia6sn bon
bsm gaItimorer poft : giirsau mus
ben buuptfd1li4en einbsimiiasn uno
uuspdrlisen Stdotsn per3ei9nst.
Snlanb.
Htlantd, Ga, 10 Gtnnocn.
atfantit=Gitp. RS, 6 stunben.
Vroofibn, 9..N., 6 Gtunosn.
burlington. g%srniont, II stunssh S
Buffalo, R.sg., Is einnSen.
gape Ieas, RS, 8 stunsen.
gbarttfon. S.sg., Is Stunoen.
gbttaso. Sns., l Sag.
Columbia. 9.s4. Il Stanssa
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pnfmarfen= Geeuturen.
0.ri9isons Staot!5eils, in ipstdsu
Naturalization psrfauft

UIktNWTF
trerosn.
Rtlpals, 6. 9. eeptt.
Dorf.Roab - 0urnc1 s.. Soprireton.
gpriu6=9peuat nrb eorriiontrabe Robert G,
g. Gall.
q. etrdbs unb 6untino bon=aptnue 2ouis
Rtinboqar.
CraneepiQe - 5irdm Rimble.
Sortz4p,nue unoS obnion=etrabe - q. Q. g..
Edtiot.
8. .ne goueb=Strabt, 9iobIanbtopn Samts
8. Sruar.
Cronaepine 0eoroe 9sn.
Rr. g, lnion=Npcuue (BooobsrrN - Gloreno
g. Wilisms.
9roaSpop unb gattinortsStr - Csoros ).
Wa9.
Inter Staiion, g.nninlpanier 9abn1 - Q. o.
Protun.
9oniosn. Citation. sgaliimortsS btosEahn.
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Rinbpieb: preile b0ber unb bariirten
spii9en $3.50 unb $500. Sdtpeine:
Martt itetis; Yrsiie $4.00 Biz $5.97h.
S9adfe: martt itetis; preiie: $500
hiS SE TX
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Tiehfutter> nnn Strn1preiie.

Solsenbes iinb bic auf ben @itaatliz
den Waugen fir 9eu, @troh II. T. IN.
seitern eraielten preife:
b M e It Hide Wudge.
9er. - Stmotbp : 5eu $16-$18;
aleebeu $13-$15 pro Some.
Strob. Weiaenitrob $3.50, Rogz
genitrob $12-$14, 9aferitrob So
SO PRO Some.
Mais. = $2.75 Biz $3.50 PRO SAP.
Sefli9e Waase.
Seu. - StmotbD : 9eu $1,000 BIB
$500, 4lee $13-$15 pro Some.
@trob. - Wei5entrob $50,
Hoggenitrob $13-$15, 9aferftrob S.
SO PRO Sonne.
Mais.-$2.SO Biz $3.50 prp SAP.
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Baltimorer Warftberi6te.

Cgtridt.t fit ben .5suti6,n Gorreiponosnt.n.@ y
8altim Or E, 27. Mdt.
WeiSen. - 3ufubr 59,605 8uidel;
8erfanbt bon ben glepdtoren 1885
8uihel; Glebatoren : 8orrut6 $751;
81 8uI6el. 8erfauft tpurben 1000
Spot 70, 5000 Nr. 2 rotber tpeitlt6er
7S4, 10000 Qusuit TAI. Sie S9luBz
rntp tnnr tnip fnInt.
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steQemseiade

Stetteatfu1:
Gin Mann, Der nit 1fsro:n umjige1sn ntrtebt
uuo nit 6augarbsit befannt lit, iubt Stele. Ra6=
~arfraotr in Gr. 1l13, Gpofies Strait, 2oeufs point.
t48-9)
SteIleetfud:
Gin 9roo. rnb Gafes=9dfer iubt Etene. Idt=
~lufroasn in 9er. 9G1, Rprp=G :ntral=Ips. QiS-W
6telGeqeiud;
Cine Sanne, Der fran30fiben Spra6e nonfomrnen
rrdhtia. ipiitfht tnterri6tsfti ben su ertbetlen.
Wan %abr,fFre: Mms. 9oOorsti=4oifon, Tr. 1872,
ct. 9arls Strabe. Mail62L
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Terlanat int MQaemeimen.
Deutf9es Mrbeits Naameifunsss
Nifrpn1f

Or. 219, eab.e barpsstrabe, inter Der Wufa1t Der
sSeutIdsn @eitai6aft." = Sieienieen, ipel6e bouts
f6e Sanbtperf,r, Grbeittr unb Sienftboten gu bes
i1dftieen niiniden, molten f6 perionlid ooer in
f~ranfirten priefen an BEN Iaenten Der @sie1ibdft,
q obann 8. Weper, 0r. 2l9, SipsSbarp=
Etrabe, tp.nben, tpel6sr unentgeltli6 Mustunft sr=
tbeifen toirb. CSon2o,IS]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

Mais. - 3ufubr 128,023 8uiHel;
gsr1anbt bon ben glebatoren 146,829
Huf9el; glepatoren : 8orrutb 651,s
986 8uf9el. Die S4lubrate mar,
nie folgt:
Spot gemif9ter -. AZ -474
Ger. 2 peiber Spot ..-
Steamer gemtfdter 46sA61
Siibli9er peiber -. 494--
Giiblider geIber -. 40 -491
Mai At -474
Stunt 46s-7
Suli ......... 465-7a
9afer. = 3ufubr 1898 8uidei;
aus ben glepatoren auriidse5osen H..
972 8ul4el; g~lepatoren : @orrat3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

mem.
Raffinirter 3uder: pro Pfunb, eez
piirfelt, 6.1Oc; pulperiiirt, $500;
STANDARD sranu1irt 5.55; fein graz
nulirt $3.50; grpftal u 5.55c.; Con-
Petitioners u 5.4Oc.; Ibmiral $3.50;
unb gelber AGO Biz Sc.
@olafletf9, pro pfunb, gauge
96ultern, eng1iid eeidnitten, Bic;
gart5 fur5e &ippen 9@c.; turse Sci
tenrippen 1916; Seiteniped 10c.;
aan5e 2eibitiide &c.; Sped S9ulz
tern, enslif9 sei9nitten, &c.; r@uz
edr : gureb" 8ruitftiide C; rSuz
gar : gureb" @9ultern 8ae.-S4in=
fen - fleine 121e.; obne 5ulit 49,;
picnic &c.; rMebz"Sdpeinefleii9
$1,000 PRO SAB. S9mal5 - in
sierces, gut ruffinirt &C.; in Sal
fern 9ae.
aaffee: Notiruneen ii11b, tpie folst:
&c. Bis &c. PRO pfb. fir Rr. 7 &io;
Santos Sc. Biz lie. pro pfb.; Wlaz
racaibo 91c. big &c.; SABA zoe. biz
231c.; Moffa 1876. bis 19c.
@erDfteter &affee: 6. 6. 6. in 8iz
item Lift. Bis II 7i10e. PRO pfunb;
in 9i9fen unb Sdden, reiner Saba
32c. bis 321e.; reinerM aracaibo 22e.
-229e.; Saba II. Mofta, gemifdt
&c. Bis 28c. pro pfb.; reiner Santos
19c. Bis 191c. bro Bfunb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

gu 0erfoufen:
Eds Gans Rr. GIG, MttsGonpapsStr., nit essf
obne @runo,ins. Sas Saus miro ~ einem Spltr'
pr.is berseeebsn, ipenn ioiort ~pertauit. Tab3u'
irasen Bel Gbas. DR.. Wpstb, Tr. LII, St.stgine1
tons (Dtal7,lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

Su oerfdufen:
Isl unb 46 alder: biIlie I; elm neuss aais
out e%incn,; bilie, fpenn bieie Node nod ~,eriaulti.
3n erftdpen bel 9 o n n. Hr. ITO. q: Yanls
Strabe, Baltimore. Ott2AlS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28
8m bsrmitt9tx.

Sn oerlntetben:
Sinim.r IN sr. ia, eiiosG alboaas etrot., Cd.
bans; Jint In, t~fositea 6tat 3ipt; Sef;simmer.
Spttlelimus.r. Rude uas HtanSrno eiass uioo.rueH
@aOssin,nters; ssins Rinbu. Q4l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

Blu pc%rfaufen:
II = 81 unb 46 a6sr; bi.!.is O; etn neuss pdns
auf einen: biEte, nenn bisie Uobe mob oetIanIt.
3n eriraqsn bei 9 annon n. Hr. 1l0. Ct 9aul'
Strabe. Baltimore. fCrf24.lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-28

Woorenpro6en - Pddete Big gu 4
rnsen 2 Gents; padete iibsr 4 Ir5sn
f9tpsr, 1 Sent fir ieoe 2 un3sn poet
bsren gru9t6eil.
Muiter o6ne Dertb - 90hlfge1
pi9t 81 un3sr. Oiefe 9adete olrfsn
nu6folgsnbs moaBs n;dt ii6erf4rsis
ten: IL 3oG lang, 3 3o1 brett uno 4
Son bod, Wenn aufgeroat, btrfsn
lie II 3ou lang unb 6 3Oa i'm Inns
fangs iein. :.
ReaiFrotionsgsbu6r fir 8riefe unb
anbsrs poItisnbungen bstrdst 8 Gts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-21
WATCHING SOUTH CHICAGO.
The Greatest Interest Now Centers in What
Those Men Will Do.

Chicago. Aug. 20.-South Chicago
and the great steel works located there
have become the vital center of the
steel strike now hanging over the coun-
try. says the Tribune. This was shown
in two ways Monday.
In the first place Organizer and Vice
President Davis who failed nine days
ago to influence the steel workers there
to strike. sent an urgent telegram to
President Shaffer of the -Amalgamated
Association appealing TO MIN to come
here and use his powers to force re
consideration and n strike. In the sec
ond place the four lodges of the Anal
gamated Association in Joliet who
voted last week. to strike seem now to
be way ering On the verge of return
to work Their action. as they freely
avow is now to let their policy hang on
the decision of the South Chicago steel
workers. Ii the latter decide to strike
the Joliet men will remain out. II the
South Chicago brethren remain at
work the Joliet workers will resume
their tasks. The appeal to smarter
was sent in the Afternoon by Vice
Pres. Davis. who had received no an
swer last night.