davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Warren sheaf., 1901-09-05
Professor Drowned.

New York, Sept. 8. 3.-Maurice C. SUIT
phen, a professor in Johns Hopkins
university, was drowned in the
Shrewsbury river near Atlantic High.
lands. With some friends he, went
in q small boat to see the Shamrock
On the return trip the boat was over,
turned. Prof. sutphen attempted to
swim to shore, but his strength gave
out and he went down. His compan-
ions clung to the overturned boat and
were saved. asgs. 800 .s.zy.zs ss.,F = !, Ri s.
Warren sheaf., 1901-09-05
Held Up !. M.il Coach.

Sydney, n. s. W,sept. 3.-A masked
cyclist held up the White Clifs-Pil-
canis mail coach, sounded aspassen-
ger, secured the mails and opsls valued
at 81, ,4G0, and escaped.
Warren sheaf., 1901-09-05
j rs - It saE3 &44 81
British Vessel Lost.

Conception, Chill, Sept. 3-The Brit
ish bark Collessie, Capt ,Auld, from
Newcastle, N. S. W., July 9, for Val.
paraiso, has been lost of Coiooi
Point. Part Of her crew were saved
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BON einem unbefdnnten Jeinbe; aui
Eubb's 8egleiter fdut fein @erba9t.
Mofiapn


Sames q. 0enoble, Der dlte{ts 8iir>
ger BON Salisbury, ftarb am Mittz
po4. Gr ipurbe in 1914 aeboren unb
pohnte in @icomieo : gOuntn pdhz
renb Der lebten go Sabre.
aaufleute in Cambridge baben cine
Nttien : 8efeni9uft fir ben Mnfauf
unb ben Setrieb bes sroben @afolins
bootes n2elanb Miqs" eegriinbet. Sas
8oot fpirc 5uiiden Baltimore uno
Cambridge laufen.
Die 9aserstolpner 5air lit biefes
Sabr in mebreren 9inii9ten Elm sroz
Der Grfolg. Mm Mittipod naren
10000 gerfonen auf benz aeftplaBe;
1pei 9eiratben fanben itatt, 2icenasn
fir mebrere anbere fpurben ausgeiteat
unb Saf9snbiebe beimien cine quite
grnbte Elm.
Sn Cumberland itarb Mittppd
Mbenb Woob 8enfon, Der elmer Der en-
item 2ofomptinfibrer in ben Ser.
Staaten gepelen iein foG, i'm Otter
bon IS Sabren.
SRI. Sulia 6. 9ol6orn bon 8alti>
more, 9ilfs<S upremz &an5lerin Der
v8atboliiden Srauen : 2egion," In
ftituirte am Mittpo9 Mbenb Elm neuz
es Gonail in Der ct. patridsz9 emeinz
be BON Cumberland.
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bic 8eroronung fir ben @erfauf Der
alten' QuarantGne unb bic @erorbz
nung fir ben 8erfauf bes Oftli9en
NrmenfriebbOfes gu piberrufen, cine
8erorbnung einrei6en. nel9e es Der=
bietet, auf Dem GonbOnf9en @igenz
tbum an Der &eiiterstopn : &Odb Elm
muni3ipales 5ofpital gu erri9ten.
Die @ernilIigungs<8 erz
prbnung.
Sas Gpmite fir Mittel unb Dege,
ipel9es Die 8erpiQigungs : 8eroros
hung in 8eratbung bat, bat feline Orr
beiten mod ni9t pollenbet, tpirb aber
iebenfaus beute Qbenb beri9ten t0nz
men. Mebrere departments : Chefs
muBten geitern Ra4mittag por benz
@pmtte erf6einen.
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bic gabn : @eIenf9aft es unterlaFen,

bic 8ahn : 9efeni9aft es unterlahen
Die Plattform pieber gu entfernen.
Manpr9aDes befam geftern auf fetz
ne Infrage Mntiport BON Bottom in
8e5ug auf bas bortige muniaipale itaz
ttftiI9e 8ureau. 9afelbe purbe 1897
orsaniiirt, pirb BON elmer Se4ier=
gommiiiion geleitet unb BON flint Inz
eeiteGten gefiibrt; Der SetretGr be-
fpmmt $4,000 9e6alt, Der Gbefzglerf
erbGlt $1700, brei Glerfs ie $1,000,
$500 unb $720, unb elm 8ureauiunge
$3.50. Oas @ebalt bes 8altimprer
Statiltifers pirb $500 betragen, unb
fir 8ureauS4ussaben finb $500
aussefeBt.
Stabt : Geeiitrator Numien faufte
geitern $2400 Der am /. Sanuar 1902
fGnig tperbenoen 6=prp5enti9en Gatbz
bausanleibe fir $100.92 pro $500,
cine @eloanla9e BON 81 Prp5ent.
SIN Strabenreinigungs : Oepartez
ment fpru9 geitern Or. s. 81. Burn
BAN bon San Diego, Gal, Elm Mitz
glieb bes bprtigen 9efunbbeitsamtes,
ppr unb erfunDigte 5i9 bana6, mas
Baltimore NIT ben &i9enabfdaen
made. Gr fuste, in San Diego berz
grade man Die Ibfdqe.
Srei Observation-Disclosures mel
DE MaarftabfGae pegfubren miihen,
tpurben eeitern bonn Strabenreiniz
gunss : Gommi1dr Selebart %entlafz
fen, neil Tie Die MarftabfGIe auf Dem
@aratogaftraBen : NblagerungspldB
fir StraBenfe6ri9t abgelaoen batten,
an tatt duf etnem 2aitfabn i'm 9afen.
Sn Der geitrigen SiBung Der 5euerz
be6Drbe reiignirte Der S4lau9mann
8m. s. 8ateman bon Der SpriBenz
Gpmpagnie Nr. 4. @r bat bier Sabre
lang 9ebient. gr fagte, er tperoe in
Elm @ef9dft eintreten.
Mapor 6apes pirb morgen Der
@ait bes. 6rn. @m. 8. Siren in Sal
bott : Gountb iein, unb besbalb berz
binbert Iein, Der gntbiinung bes Wloz
numents gum 4nbenten an bic Marhs
lGnber !6elben Der &epplutipn auf benz
Oct. &opal : pla5a bei3upo9nen. 9r.
9enrp WtQiams ptrb besbalb Die
@bre 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18

Neureoiffrirt purben: 442 WeiBe
nnb 3O6 Neser; BON ben 2iiten geitriz
Gen: $50 @eibe unb 354 Neger.
2utberif4e @pnobs
Oie 80. Sabres : @erfammlune Der
Marplanb 2utberi19en Spnobe be-
gam geftern Moreen INN 10 lbr in
Der lutberif9en Stride gu 8oonesboro,
Wa1bington : Gpuntp.> gtpa $50
Baitpren unb cine Nn5abl 2aien=9e=
legaten tparen antpefeno. puitor 8.
81. zimmerman BON Baltimore fiibrz
tie ben @priib; er belt bic idbrli9e
8rebiqt aeitern Mbenb unb pirb beute
Morqen Bel Der offiaienen grOffnung
Der @pnobe ietnen Sabresberi9t perz
Ieien. gaftor George g. Boomers bon
Saaerstotpn lit Der Setretdr unb Paz
ftor Cornelius gddrt BON @afbinston
Der @4aBmeiiter Der Spnobe. Inter
ben anneienben Baftoren befinben ii9
6. 8. 8eu, pb. S. 9enntsbauien, %.
g. 6reas, SO. $. Dunbar, SEQ. Us.
Mier, 6. 6. Sbs unb S. 6. gurts.
Wunbe1te i'm S9lafe.
Sn 8ounb 8roof, RS, erlttt cine
ap0lfidbrige Somnambule einen
grdbli9en l1nfaG, Der tbr, pie befiir9z
~fet tpirb, bas 2eben foitel tpirb. 2il=
Iian 2ampnt, 10 beiBt bieielbe, ftanb
in Der Ha9t i'm Sdlafe bon ibrem
Eager in ibrer Wohnung i'm a~fpeiten
@tofpert auf, fties gum 5eniter hin<
aus, nobel Fe fi9 auf elmer 9ol5ftanz
ee, bic fir S9linspflanaen an Der
Mauer dnsebra9t mar, hu4fdblt4
auffpiebte. @ie lanse bas arme Wez
fen in biefer srdB1iden Sage iiG be-
funben bate, peib mar ni9t; ibr
8ater entbedte fie, gum Senfter binz
ausiebenb, bepubtlos spifden 9im=
mel unb Grbe f9pebenD. Man bra4te
fe mod lebenb in bas 9aus, bod be-
fanb fih bic Mrme in einem 3uitanbe,
Der iebe 9offnung fur ibr 2eben aus
fhlieBt. Oas Mdb9en lit, pie ibr
Gater aneab, bereits felt Sabren cine
Na9ttpanblerin setpefen.
lInfaII ober 8erbre4en.
Hranflin Sion Hubp, elm 17zidhrt=
oer 8epobner BON Marietta, pa.,
fpurbe Mittnph Morgen, als er IN
Der Hdbe feiner Mobnlne iasts, se@
fhpfen unb a~usenblidli6 set0btet.
Bsi Dem Snqueit CAB Gbarles Happ.
elm anberer Sunge, Der nit Hnbp aur
bic eSSaab segansen mar, an. baB er Ell
ne aiemli9e @trede bon benz SeBteren
entfsrnt aefpsien mar, als er ben S9uB
borte. gr iei suriidseeilt nnb babe gu
ieinem Gdreden Rubp regungslos auf
benz @eiiate liesen fehen, NIT elmer
@huBtpunbe am Ropfe. Oie Wunbe
tpor am 6interfopfe unb tonnte niht
hurh aufdniges Qosgeben Der Jlinte
ne Dpfers perurfaht tDorben iein.
Die Gefhporenen gaben bag Werbttt
rs. boB Mubn bon elmer u~n5efannten
WsrfDn sef4OHen uurbe. unb 5tpar,
tpis man elaubt. aus beua 6iHterhalt
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bes 9ampfers iinb: 1. Sffi5ier $.
9epn, 2. Sffi5ier W. Sreper, 3. Diff
5ier 8. bon S6ulen, 4. Sffi5ier 6.
8orgmeDer, 1. Muf9iniit s. @rnolb,
2. Muf9init g. 9Dsg, 3. Maf9inift
u. 4uFem, 4. Maf9iniit 8. Pintf4oz
bus, Qrat 0r. 8. 9epbenrei9, proz
piantz unb 3ablmeiiter s. 9obnz
BORT, Sberiteparb 9. Sreubt. 5peiter
Stetparb s. Weber, Sberto9 u. 9ieB,
speiter Sod 8. S9neioer.
8e rGnberungen an Sor=
pebobooten.
Die 4rbeiten an ben Sprpebpbpotz
3erftorern Dale" unb Decatur" in
Dem Srpdenbod Der Baltimore 9rD
Sod g." MAIDEN f9neqe Sortf9ritte
unb perben bteielben Biz @nbe nG9z
fter Wo9e boQenbet fein. Die beiben
S9tffe fp1en cine S9neGigteit BON %
¬en PRO Stunbe entnideln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18

8efu4er Der Ban m e
ritanif6en aus feI1uns
in Buffalo perben bort ben n9eutz
faen gorreiponbenten' i'm 2efesim>
ner Der nSnternaiiDnal paper Co.,"
i'm @ebdube fir srapbif9e 3inite,
porfinben.
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Sta0t Baltimore.
griefbcf0rocrnna mad bem Mmslaub

O'ttIucIuIuCIHHg HGY DeNl NHslanOe.
9ie a~usmGrtiee poit fir biefe
Wo6e, enbenb am 10. Oft, f9lieBt
(punftli4 in alien 5d0en) in bieiem
8iireau, pie folst: bic qadetpot III
tdgIi4 often bon 9 llbr Morsers Big
5 nhr Hu9mittass (Sonntass ausss.
nommen).
Srans Mtlantif9eP o #
Jreitas = 9 1br Na9ts, fir gu:
ropa, per Oampfer u2ucanta" bic
Sueenstopn.
Pof mad SIbz unb Gem
traI=Mmerita, met
Snbien etc.
Sreitag = II l16r Ha9ts fir Por.
to &ico, guraca unb 8enearela pei
Dampfer rGaraeas; fir Sortune So:
Lamb, Sdmaica, Sapaniaa unb Cor:
tagena per 9ampferv Qlene";; fir Gapt
9aiti, Port be pair unb @pnaibes
per 9ampfer nIlps"; fir 8ruilier
per Sampfer rgolerib9e Yoit fir sc
8raiilien unb bic Ga Plata 2dnbel
mub per 9ampfer goleribse" beaeia.
net fein); fir 9aiti per 0ampfe,
rprina Maurib"; fir Bermuda pei
Odmpfer Pretoria"
Die Poit fir Cuba pta Sampo
16liebt bier tGglih Inn 1 l1br Na9mit.
tags; bic Poft fir Neufunblanb bio
NoresS ibnep unb na9 Miquelon bio
Bottom I9liebt bier tdslt9 I'm 3 l1br
Na9mittass; fir 9onburus, @uate=
mala II. Gotta Hica bia Nep=S rleans
tGgli9 Inn 8 ubr N6enbs.
Srans=Baci It:
Sreitag = 7 ubr @benbs fir 5a=
naii, China, Sapan unb ben pbilips
pinen Snieln pia Gan 5ran5isco.
Gam tag u uhr @benos fir Iu=
itrulien, Neu Seeluno, 5iiii, Samoa
unb 5atpaii ria Gan 5ran5isco.
q mnrfioI6 Nn{4rnpfffer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18
erf9etnt heute,

er1@etH1 1eule,
1T tpisber cine febr reidbaltiss
Drummer unb eianst Ii9 Defenders
our 8erienbung na9 europa.
Sc entbdIt einen boa1tdnbisen unb
ausfubrlt6en 8eri9t iibar bic
@erbanblungen bes S9leb=
gbrengeri9ts; ferner ebitorieqe
8efpre9ungen iiber Die politii9e
Gage bes Qanbes; bic reueften
ltnb ppnftGnbigften &dbelbepe=
f9en aus alien Sbeilen g%uropa's;
Die fpGteften Snlunbz9 epei9en;
cine bone Sette europdif9er CO.
al=Ha9ri9ten, fir bas 8o6enz
blatt fpeaiea bearbeitet; 3omdne;
Hopenen; ~Wifenf4aftli4es; bic
pi4tigiten Nd9ri4ten aus benz
Snneren Marplanb's unb ben
ansrenaenben Staaten; Martt=
unb 8Drienberi9te II. T. IN.
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Illus benz Snneren Narblanb's UNI
ben ansren3enoen Staaten.

Die Stimmgeber in u n e
MrunbeIz gpuntp.
Die &egiftrationsliften BON Inne
Mrunbel : gountD peiIen bic fplgenben
3ablen in ben berf9iebenen 9iitrtften
bes GpunthS ouf:
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eriuft senun,s soifee uns ebee

Infer 8eftreben = bic fetniten
@orten Sbee, &affee unb 3uder gu
ben niabrigften Yreifen an bic Gpniuz
menten gu perfaufen. 6. .. Rennp
6 o., 10 Stdotz2dben.
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@etruut.- Sn Rr. 22O6, Oftz
6pffman : Strabe, funb am Mittz
mod Mbenb cine bibi4e Srauung
ftatt. paitor 6. 8. 2umur amtirte.
Der 8rGutigam tpar 9r. 5reberid
SDiting unb bic 8raut SRI. M. Serene
Griffin. Die 8raut trug Elm itablz
farbenes Seibenfleib nit glei9farbtz
gem Suite unb 8ruutrofen. Sas 9aus
mar NIT Surren unb Sopfpflan3en
f60n beforirt unb tpert6pple 9o9z
5eitseei9enfe tparen eingslaufen. I'm
ter ben 5ablrei9en Intpef enben befanz
ben ii9: 9r. nnb Sralt @uguit So
fling, 5rau Charles s. 8riffin, 9r.
unb Srau S. q. 2oane, 9r. unb Srau
6. 6opfins, 6r. unb Srau 9eo. $.
2aur, 6r. unb Srau 9enrb SOittng,
6r. unb 5rau CHARLES s. S0iting, 9r.
unb Srau Wm. 3ileD, 9r. unb Sruu
@eo. 8. 9einolb, 9r. unb 5rau Gbas.
g. Glart, Sr. unb Srau 9rube, Sruu
Sreberid Wittetinot, Srls. gora, Sba
unb Grace 9opfins, Muub 8ronn,
Cora 6ouis, Slorence, Winnte, 4ba,
China, SlD unb Mprtle 9riffin, 8ir=
gle Waters, Sable Yobber, Office ST.
nertD, 6elen Osborn unb emma Giz
lep, So. @m. s. Nrtbur, u. g. gulD=
tpen, iun., s. 6. NIarb, s. 8. So
fling, @iaiam unb Sobn Wittetinbt,
Charles 6. 2ude unb G6as. Wtnbus.
Die NeubermGblten tperben i'm pben=
eenannten 9auie ibr 5ufinftises 9eim
auff9lagen.
66nel1er Yro5eB eines
g 9euals. = Samuel Reeb, Der
Neser, Der am lebten 9ienftag auf Der
6arm bes 9orrifon glaggett gu aanz
baqstotpn, Baltimore : Gountb, beiz
fen bier Sabre ultes SD9ter9en in
| iGeubli9er 8eiie miBbanOelte, iiBt
nod INNER i'm @efdngniB gu SOn<
fon, Baltimore : Gountb. @r pirb
forsfGltis bepa9t. S%tuatsanpult
@rdion bat ii9 BON Or. Sobn 6.
8plte, pelder bas Mdb9en bebanbelt.
ben 53uftdnb befelben ertlGren lafen
unb pirb fofort bic groaeiiirung bes
i9parsen @4eufals peranlahen. Gs
lit fraeli6, pb Geeb in benz 8efGngniB
gu Sopion selafen tptro, ba man be-
fi~9tst, bab elm Mob einen 8eriu4
MAIDEN pirb, i'm aug benz 8efdngniB
gu bolen unb gu lpn9en.
SGnet frI6 an. Sn Der
iibli9en Yoli5eiitation tpurbe geitern
Der q Sabre alte George Soenses
auf stpei Acknowledgment tpegen
Oiebffabls benz SeridtsDerfabren
iiberpieien. 0ie Ii9 Bel benz 3euz
genperb1re 6%erausfteIte, f4li4 fi9
9oenges geitern Worsen Inn 2 nbr
uuf ben pier Der r8apz2ins" an Der
2ig6titrabe unb ftahl aus elmer Site
cine Mense Wsrfaeuse. Serabe als
er i'm gesriff mar. ben pier gu berz
Gafen, purbe er pom NahtpG6ter
5reb. Sitter BON Nr. $40, 5reberidz
Goao, entbett, pel4er ibm na9<
folete. Gls Der Wd9ter einiab, baB
er ben 6~liebenoen ni4t einbolen
fonnte, fenerte er einen @9uB iiber
befen &opf bintpeg. 0er poli5iit
8iders, pelder ben S4ub berndhm,
fam ssrabe re4taeitig herbei geeilt,
nm Soenses sin5ufan9en. Sn Der
fibliaen ppliaeiitation fano man in
ben Sal9en bes 4%rreitanten aud
flint Baar neue @laoebanofdube. iiber
beren !6erfunft Doenses feline Nus
funft seben polts. Sm @erlaufe bes
Sases tpurbe jebo4 Der Boli5et sez
meioet, paB in bsrislben Nu9t elm
@9aufsniter bes r@lube Glothing
6ouied a n Der 8altimoreifrdbe erz
broden unb flint paar 9anbi4uk
aus bemielben seitOblen iporoen feien.
6r. Sdfpb Wir56urser, elm M&itglieb
Der Girma, ibentifiairte in Der iioz
lihen poli5eiftattOn bic 5anbiauhe
als fem GigentAum.
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Man iollte feline aleibung nit benz
Metter tpet{eln; tper fi4 iebo1 erfdlz
tet bat, fo[te Or. Musuft ROnig's
5ambnrser 8ruittbee benuBen, Elm
ausae3eidnetes Mittel sesen 3uften
unb GrtGltungeIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18

10. stiftnngsfeff, CONCERT n. Ball
Der Mrbeiter=Sicoertafcl, MDntaa,
Fl. Gftpbcr, in Der Sapern Nafip-
nal. 0ane," Glib. TreoeriG StraRe.
t29U.3,4
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Der Qenff6e @orrcfponoent,
Sreitaa. ben Is. cftpber 1901.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
rMhlfifs4 fabemie. ~-Oieie Moae:
Eolp @arnen..
Gbafe's S1eater. = OisIe Wo4e:
Recauie ibs lopeb BIN io.a
n9onibapitr. =Sbeater." 0ieie
eo1e: Soft &irer.1
.6orb's Spernbaus." = Sieie
Ep9e> qrimruie unp GodtaOer's Minirds@sieas
t6aft.
rNubitorium : Muiit : 6aIe." -
Gisie ISOLDE. ,@bite Stats @auDeniue Co.
@erein ,Mien.@ 60 Opnnerftag, ben
"a. Gttober, ~,ipeites sssinleie=G,t in Der rMe6s
nnics' 6ale.A
rMrbeiter= 2iebertafel." = Montag,
ben p. GttOber, 10. stittungsfef, eonssrt UNI
Vau IN Der sSaparia Iatioual @al.A Sips6reoe:
ridsetrabe.
n6rauenz8erein Der erften beutf9en
Der. euangelii9tn Gemeinoe.S 81, o., @. uno
"a. Sftober. sroBe Sair uno auhsrn=Soupsr in,
uHteren Raunle per &irde.
st. Georges 9itter." = Mpntae,
ben q. Sttober. srobe Inter baltuns in Der sSers
ntasDfaHn raSeaae.H
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Stationen

Wetterausfi9ten n. = Sir
Marplanb unb ben Otftrift Columbia
FLAIR unb fiibl am Jreitas unb Samz
itaa, an @tGrfe a%bnehmenbe npropeitz
Iihe Winbe.
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.Mi8e1~ rib aus. = PER
As Sabre alte Mi4ael 9urlep, fpeIaer
an Der @ilfens@, nabe lnionsAoenue'
tpobnt, fiel geitern BON Der 5rsOerldz
4penue : Bride aus elmer 9ORe pom
80 SUB in bic 9ppnn's 5dae. UT
purbe in bus yMarpldnoer' llniOerlIz
tdts : Sofpitul" gsbra4t, bod bstam
er 6ei'm 4nblid Der 9oipttal : Aer3te
Mnait unb na6m fran3Oiii9en Aoz
fbieo. Seine 8~erleBungen ideLieH
folqli6 ni9t ernitIi4er Hatur gu leIn'
&IancD pirb geneen. =
sSm rSo6ns 9opfins' 9OipItal" oez
finbef fi6 8iGiam Glancn, Der Dor
einigen MOnuten na5e S%parrOln.s
9oint pd6renb elmer S3ldgerei e!ne
@tidpunbe in ben ltnterleib erlltt,
ouf Dem Wege Der @eneiung. 4m
Qbenb nab Der Ste4affaire, dls
Glqncn in bas 9Oipital gebra9t tpurz
be. ertldrten Die 4er5te. 5aB er nt4t
oenelen perbe, bod 5eigte Der pdtient
dana enorme 2~ebenstraft. 10 baB iebt
feline geneiung gsii4ert TT.
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Scutihes 6elS su p%erfaufeit,
I'll NpufS urn Mari

@6iffsfarten BON unb mad guz
rppa, iiber Baltimore pber Henzgort.
gabnz8ilete mad allen Sbeilen GU
ropa's.
Sbep. s.. Siencr & Co.,
Nr. 415, Mater=, nabe 9ap=S trabe.
Q21, SRt.. S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18

g a It a 9 unb Sonnfdsss
Grfurfunen mad Walbinston, mir
SLIPS uuf Der ~psnniplpdnier gie
fenbabn.
Mpreen, Samitae, unb Conn
tag; siiltis fir bic Riidfahrt Big gum
folasnbsn Montas. M1e 3igs, ben Ii
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Scs 0ebens miiDe.

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Or. Siegsr;'s tbtt ir;portirte Nnaotura=Pittsrs.
Stitet Gub Dor Yahc1nrunaen unD Subhitu.tu.
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Neureeiftrirt tpurben: 442 Wetbe
nnb 3O6 Neger; BON ben 2iiten geitriz
den: $50 @eiBe unb 354 Neger.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-26
TRADE WITH RUSSIA.

Some Of orr Canadian friends-"The Toronto
Globe" for example-are making merry in a
neighborly fashion over the unhappy plight into
which they seem TO think the United States has
been plunged through its tariff policy. In their
view this country is. in the case of its COM
merce with Russia, "endangering a trade worth
"Sls 600, 900 year in order 10 be defended from
''the competition of commodities that had so far
"only amounted 10 $1,000 In taking such a
view of the case they obviously ignoring
the one vital and essential point at issue, so
that their arguments would be unconvincing
even If their premises were correct. But their
premises are not correct. On the contrary they
are grossly and VIGOROUSLY incorrect. Perhaps
we should not greatly blame them for accepting
false premises, seeing that they get them ready
made and duty free from this side of the border.
And indeed THE Toronto Globes" statement
which we have quoted. erroneous as IL is, must
be accounted respectable in comparison with
some OF the wild talk emitted in the United
States. which has represented a single city s
trade with Russia in a single line Of goods to
be far greater than the whole country's trade
with Russia in all classes of goods. But ii may
be worth while, in advance of the "silly season, -
TO set forth few of the real facts In the case.
The portentous declaration has been made
| that exports TO Asiatic Russia were in
April, 1901. less than $4,000. against nearly
$685. 600 in April. 1900: and this loss of 81 per
cent is attributed directly and solely to what is
incorrectly called our tariff war; with Russia.
/ namely 10 the imposition OF the proper legal
| duty on Russian bounty aided sugar. 1t has
| also been stated and attributed TO the same
| cause, that our exports TO Asatic Russia in the
| ten months ending with April. 1901. were less
than 81, 10000 against more than So 1850 in
the corresponding ten months year before. If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-26
people condemned last year and

lacies that the people condemned last year and
years before.
propose to do? Can any tell? Does any
Democrat know?
Senator Forakers defence OF the Porto Rican
tariff law is especially good, and is not in the
least invalidated by the fact that many Repub-
licans. even among those in power were slow
to realize the danger OF giving the island free
trade as an integral part of the United States,
at first proposed. Such course would
have crushed the island under the intolerable
weight of our internal revenue taxes. would
have provided no money for local government
expenses. and would have left the constitutional
question. now so happily settled, open TO compli
cate our solution of the later and more difficult
Philippine problem. The Senator's exposition
of the insuar policies of the government is
bold and clear. He has no apologies TO offer for
so-called imperialism" but rightly upholds the
Republican course as the true for the sake
of our possessions and the absolutely neces-
sary one for the preservation of our own domes-
tic institutions. AS he says. the Supreme Court
decision which sustains it will never be reversed.
Men may denOunce it and rave about ii, but
las the years go by its wisdom, benefcence- and
sound Judgment will stand out more and more
"conspicuously."
The Ohio campaign just opened is a State
campaign. but 1t is of more than State impOr
lance. The result will be inevitably regarded
as indication of popular feeling on the great
national questions. The defeat of the Senator
who gave his name TO the Porto Rican tariff
act would be heralded by Mr.. Bryan and his
partisans as the condemnation by the people OF
the Supreme Courts decision in favor of the
constitutonality of that act The Democrats
talk of appealing from the court TO the cleo
torata If they cOuld carry one of the great
Republican States-the Presidents own State
at the first election after the decision the
Democracy of the whole country would be
aroused and filled with hope for a new fight TO
unsettle the insular policy. while if they are
beaten now there is little chance for them TO
revive opposition to an accepted settlement.
Therefore the Republican party of the whole
country has a direct interest in the Ohio
election