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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
Geiebli6 antoriTrter Haub.

9pr msbrersn Sabrsn fam Elm nil
Bi9er &Opf init einsm 9sraen bon
frD6li9em 9umor, auf bic Sbee, eins
MGuberbanbe gu bilben unb Ois|elbe
ftaatli9 incorporiren gu laFen. @r
berfpra6 fi4 bic grOBte 3utunft fir
fsinsn 8lan, dls inn elm %erfa6rensr
&dufmann iagte: nod mifen Sic
aber Iebr ellen, fpnlt fpmmen sic Be-
retts gu Ipdt; bic Su4e 1T nGmli9
f9Dn i'm Werben."
Oamals paren sben bic erIten
SruIts in Nep : sSSerIep incprporirt
tporben. OieIslben tparen nod fsin;
bD9fsns 5ebn Biz breiBis lumpig.
Miaionen 8upttal; an einsn 8iaioz
nen SruIt ba9te nod Riemanb.
Die erIfen 5ru5t : unternefmer 6tel>
ten Ii9 INNER nod in bef9ejbsnen
9ren5en, es mar Ipgar oamals nod
9elb nDtbig, einen Sruf in's 2eben
gu rufsn.
Spdsr puroen bic 8riinbsr fli9er.
sic ma9ten 70 5iemIi9 Ines NIT pa
Pisrenen @srIpre9unsen a6. DG6z
renb bic erItsn 9riinbsr bic notbpenz
bigen 6a6rifen gu bo6sn 9reiisn err
tporben unb CUR 5dlfte baar, our an
beren 9Glfte mitQftien bsaubltsn, pine
bic Werf6e bur6 Obligatipnsn gu be-
laIf,n, esbsn lire Ru9fotg,r ale m0gz
fi9en Papiere aus - 8onbs, 8or=
auesattien unb ~ssp0bnlife Ittien -
uno Die 8Drfs {oqte bann bas uebrioe
tbun.
Man pertru1ists 20 5a6ritsn, beren
urTpriingli9er Wertb bOdltsng ST.
100000 betrug, gu $20,OOO,OOO unb
sablte nit papisr; tpenn unbebingt
8aar perlanet purbe,fo fuuD li9 l6on
Elm gefGGigss Tinon3 ( SnItitut, nell
6ss bts 9aarfpnbs anf9dffte unb bic
8pnbs als Si9erbeit nabm, Ii. bann
begonn hi. gelebli6 autoriIirte Saeo
auf bic Oammen. Wis na4 benz oeut=
56en Stubentenlieb Der tplloe Smut
BON 9dnemart Wein unb 8ier uno
S9napps 5uslei9 trant, 10 perfuaen
biele @riinbsr bas 9ublitum nit al
len brei Oebifen, Bombs, 8~orSugsatz
tien unb eetpObnli9e Iftisn, gu Be-
f4pinbeln, unb tpenn bas 8eI6Gft
nidt mebr eebt, bann ruff man . bic
Geri1k an unb lGBt bic 9rinoung
abtpideln.
Nun tommt bic 6uuptla9e! 0N
arpan5ig 9eI9dfte babsn unterbeRen
fire Snbtpibualitdt psrloren unb linb
9bsile zines @an5en, refp.> Nummsrn,
aefpprbsn. Die Maf. tam ni9t uebr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
GirNrrmSaen fir @ohltbdttsfeit.

Gin,s rei6tn gtaunes Ritt3silung, Dub It faf isin
qon,.s uustb,urts 9,rm6g,r pobItbdti9,n 8erf'n
,u piom.n e~eo.ntt, bat pi:l 0isfuifOu n 9sr,gt, uno
,par aus benz 8ruuos, ptil oamit oisI TUtb atG:u:
bert uno uitl 8utss qttbau perO,u piro, 6 1T nus
tiirli5 .in lob,rsrptrtb:s geftrsbtn, bob si,6t 'g mob
oisls amber, w:tt:l MID .b,rio ui,L Suites ir,p,5t
Sns oroS. m :'aniibt 05jlm:.tsl ii ale Mga.rs
iigtl Z : II ia J 5,,n ba rs q 5~ioYiuna, 99ss
p:pFs rHtosraiitunh 9:ru0f.1. NM alt Die i1b.s
r.i6er Il ri a:btilt. nstbs bon iApl5:r ptro 1Iun1
b.rfommtu. Sieis MsDi3in miro ben smptinOl;6heu
Maa.u in gutter gcrfafuue uno bic Gingep.ios in
reae.u,d6ieer 3bdtiatsit .rba!t.n. Gs 1T elm tpun=
0efuOu,s, frdftig.nOsg Sslsbuuqss unO @.atsRsubi!s
ounS5. unO R.roenz Stdrfurqs uitttl. Gs 1T aud
Elm 9rdpentipmitteI fir Nalariu, Gi,br uno faltcs
Sieber. 9rlunst g unO betsbt ourdnt, oab Sbr Is
6etou,mt. 5sbt au, bab uuisrt 9ripat=S tsusrmarts
ben Gals Der fSlaiht btDedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
.Grimrl an Bnfes Ranb."

Mit Der beutisen Summer MAIDEN
b. 2sf.r bes rGurrsipuno'nI:n" bic
8stannti6aft elmer nsuep aomanz
I6riFtTtenerin, unD mir hoffen, ouB hr
Ipannenbe 3oman Der bsfdnnten englis
iden gr56blsrin 3. Wf. groter:
~8rfmeG an 8a6es Rano"
aaieiiig.s unb anbaltenbes Snt.rehe
tpa9rufen tpirb. Ser Homan Fibrt II
snglti3s Offi3iersfrsiis, fdiIoert in
iebr dnIdauli9sr unb padenoer Weiie
bic 9egeniGBs bss itinfrisbli9sn2anbz
iebens nno BEG unru9igen SoGbatenz
lebsns in Der @%arniion Dublin. Cine
anmutbigs ipmpalhiids WGb6enblu=
me itebt i'm M~ittslpuntte Der 9anbz
lung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
nlettcrn WlarnlanD. Sabn.

45,tt q 2, H :,ost8,ios ms Ie0f fea + S''f t.
SHS ~ srn.Tg Sbnsuiu9, oluptltHlt " Z B.'
9 SsSn NM Dem SlOsH una, dusgtnommth SoHn'
Sag" n o E9a9n, GbambsrsOurs, Nart'nSsHri
4hO EusgsHommtu SsnRtses
- : "a 9ort, g. & S.sSto. uno 6aupti
- Eri, otli4 bon GmOr0'SrOS', GarIisl' uHO ..
az s 92s9sins 6austtintt. ggbisstHsSnrs' g.sOs
- f1r99' Rsrotrs - Ra6 lnionf9riOss OOr!. SsttSs'
o V5GstS p adm -4ftommSoation nab unionGSrLegS
z a. q F1stm-GrprtB mad 9Ort SHS .. Il .: @SiS'
II5 Ia6m.-Jrprtb 9unttt an Der 9anptl!nl. P'
mi, Jrtbntd, Gmmitsbnre uHo Splppenspus9.
a. Rdhm.1Af!ommsOatioH na9 Smorp5SroOs'
E Ia 9b,nDS-attemmSOatlOn Ha3 uHlons9stoss'
~ Ok Nbtubs-GftomMooatiOn mad gmoT0'S'VO@
Rur 1HEtags
O 81 acknowledgements nap uH'OH~O'
a35 0d5m.-aRsmmooat:ou nab E~Eiona3s%
100 gohm.-aHommoO1t!on nap gmDssISro
10 & Notwithstanding mao daaofg,Vro
1inttts unp S,pdds8Greau III, EFsoatHmSa
9io, kelt,n an Der l1nisnf, BtnnlpEDdEI'Gp
Snfton. uro BaIbro6:s (lort5.4pt Stu'"'
" Or. 5000, @,Etrals8si9d1tsinotL.
a s. @riBppGB. Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
SrieArim EtifheI.

Gs ffars mad fur,.r arantb:it unier iunisft es=
lic6t,r 8att. unb 9at.r Grieori6 6ti5:l i'm Utter
BON IS 5abrsn. 8i, sttrbignng finoet 9 0 n
BEN 3. 1tdr3, 4%admitpsss 2 nbr, BPM
Srcuerbauie, Tr. l3, @.its0lontgoner 5trabt, aus
ami Der ,2euOonz9art=G Cemetery ftatt. I'm lille
9b.iluabme bitt.t bic t~rauernbs Satin n,bit Rin=
0orttbt eti4sL, osbortns aIsiubsnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
TerSindn0 6eE.

GO farb an /. Wdrs 1901 G~erSinono Stb, es
liebttr @otts bon 6~atborine Set, i'm rs. Sabre
feines 2eb,ns. Die getrOieuue finOtt d. 0 n I a q,
ben 4. Wdrj, 8 ubr @ormittuos, BON ieiner lesten
g9obnune, Rr. 3, G'Sonneaz Strabe, Canton, aus
nab Der bl. Ser,=air6. tatt, tpp cine R.quiems
6odmeHe fir bas 6el feiHer Setle ~eelebrirt tpiro.
9is @trDonoten unO 6reunDs Der siamilie fno
a4tunospon eingtlabeL (61-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
9a@pi tits. Na;eiseR.
@&Grifsron.finis at,rarhpe

$3.50 rifsfun>linie at sE;tr1s,,
nab 9btlaOslpbio. unSalttno in gSSftSrIo -
mn 6 btter, ga, Tabrprcis ami S,t ii q:
Salute 800; &unorsiie Is Saat1 500 mid.
tGart per Giienbatu $50. Rad atlantirgEit In
$40. Rad RtlDs9orf 400: GrfurTou. az ~
Sernsr our6luufcnoe 6abr-9iust, no5 poto,
9epsS9aotn (6onn uuO n6rolibm 9urft,u gSn.
ll3 u1 > u6r Hadmtttoos, Sonntaqs a~usoenon].
men. VILE SrturnoH=z Sjntte reroen i'm a,ir,oI
uno bel GlbGuQb is. Nr. Is, GorD.6S1r[,s
StraSe. %oertauit. Notwithstanding biGjotr' oIs
per 6iitnbabr. Sbrtibt iptQtu Reiits 6oupbr5
gtabljsiten 50 Gents.
GIurtnce Strioer. aoert.
CHS Hr. 204, 2iQbt-StraSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

estrennt unb muB 5ufammen perfauft
Derbsn.
9ier tommt bonn bic 9duptoetqen.
belt! User b:rtpe6rt IS Rn 9runo9rn,
cine neue 9sfeuT daft gu o~raauiIiren
uno Die 8anterotimnRe fir sipsi Biz
bret MiQionsn gu taufen? Mitbieter
perosn lid fir Elm Tpltes @eT9dFt
f3Derli9 fiuoen. Wenn nun Der neuc
SruTt nit 7, anEatt 20 Minionen fl
ran5lrt piro, bann III tmmer Soft
nung ppr6anben, bob bic Gd6e TifJ
be3ablt. W1nn ni6t, 70 pirft man
nod einmaL um. 8eir 9sIeB lit baz
ge9en por6anosn.
unterbsFen bdben o6er bic 6duptz
nader ais 9eamte, Sinefureu : Sns
bdbsr II. T. m. bo6e Saldrs bs3ogen u.
ne6enbei bur9 fire SenntniB Der
nOrdbte" rieIige Summen an Den
8OrIentreibreisn psrbient, unb Iobafh
ben 0ummsn bieWous pieber e'pa6z
fen III, brdHgen lie F8 absrmals Rrz
Bel, UNI Ii3 idesren gu laTen. Seer
mO4e unter Fol6sn 8erhdltniFen Iei=
men 9uls unb Teine Srsj6eit nod alz
StraBenrduber risfiren, mann er dlE
Mttglisb elmer gefeBli9 autoriIirter
R~duberbanbe melt mebr perbienen, Elm
gea9tetsr MttbirQer blel6sn uni
F4lieBli9 uls rei6sr @6rsnmann in
Ieinem Bette ftsrbtn fann?!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
mnrin 81. Mchcr.

Gg forb am l. @drs. "a Wiputen bis u itbr
T}Orq,ng, Wtariu q. 0eber, ssliebte Satin BON
Nuoreug @sbe. in ibrem 81. Qebensiabre. Sic
ibrer ltsfsn ~g8obnune CIR. 1888, 2igbt=Strabs,
Inn balb 9llbr, unb baun BON Der bL. 9rtu3s
Birdie aus fat. Bite, feline Slursu. GLIB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

9as Mdr36sft bes nSnz
ternationul Mont6lb" bon Burlington,
8t., liest nit Dem ibIi9en 9~soiegensn
Snbdlte ppr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

Cine 9eburten fteuer It
fir bas 6urisntbum RsuB ]. 8. in
Musii4t genOmmsn. Sci Der Wnmelz
bu1g bon @sburten duf benz Stanbesz
ANTE lit cine Qbgabs bon so pfennigen
3u entri6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

Nun It seeen ben ptelgez
nannten Stsrnbsre in Berlin cine
Sfpeite Mnflage tpsgen Sittli9fsitsberz
gehen er6o6en pprben. Die Stern6srgz
Stanbale i~tinten ia gum 9;mmsl. Oils
Sert fir Die 9rabrsbe bisfss MenIden
empfsblen mir ben leBten 8ers bes 40.
pfalms.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

Sn SCOTLAND, Mt.. bat Der 55
Sabre allie qr5t @oparb u. Sefsnben
aus 8erisbsn cine QuontitGt &nrbolz
fdurs reri6ludt uro mar 3eta Minuz
ten ipG.:r e,ae 2a;Gs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
9as rlcue neutI6e MeinarieB.

Der beutids 8ei4stug but asgen
Mitte b. Mts. 5pef @eIebe fir BIZ
GommiTliOnsberathung erlebigt: BIZ
S6oumpein1tausr uno bas Weingss
Ieb. Nls nun bic Rei6sboten barii6el
bsbattirten, Of bsutI9sr Sett Elm Sc
o:sItanb bes 9ausgebrau4s lei, mar
e ionberbarsr Wsiie elm 5~o5ialocno=
!-at, Der bic 6rage beia6te :! 9r,
S9legel aus Wirttemberg er5d6lte,
baB man Ii6 in ietner 9eimat9 i4or
fir so Pfsnnig an elmer 5laf9t
rS9umpus" laben tonne. 9alf nt9tS!
S9aumpsin pirb beIteuert CUR 6lote
tenbermebrung. 0sn Wstn idmierern,
bic bas 9eieB BON 1892 gu umg'hen
pubten, pirb bur6 6uS neut 9e1eB
bas Sanbpert gebegt. nWsIp TT oas
bur9 altobolti6s @dbrung aug Dem
Saft Der Wsintrauben miIfelf iolder
8erfabrsn ober 3uidBe, tpel6e aIs sins
9erfGlI9ung obsr Nu6abmung nt6t
an5uitbsu finb, bsrgeitelte 9etrdnt.
Die gepsrbsmGbige 9erfttuung bon
&unIipein III berboten uno bic &sllet@
gpntrpls eingeFiibrt." Sb bxfe Dsftn'z
tion beg Wortes Mein dusrei4t?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

mSaturpap gpeningpoft It"
BON P6ilaoefp6id, bus dlteIts nod eri=
itirsnoe unter6altungs6latI beg 2anz
beg, lit immer nod interefTdni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
Mnmie Neubert.

&c farb Sonnerfae, ben %. Gsbrpar, Wtamis
Reubert, e.liebt. 3odter bon SobH uno DtdrD Ntu=
bert, i'm IIttr BON 20 Sabrsn une 9 Npnaten. Die
GetrDiauna iinoet e sHutdo 9, Ra6m;rtags 2 llbr,
pripatim itatt. t60-Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

&Dni9 Gbparb ptll BEN
nH%autenfran3" nt9t in feinem 6umiz
ltenzNappen baden. Wabrf6sinli9
tpeib er nt1t, mas bsrislbe 6eoeutst!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

0as Neuete / # etneQntiz
@tdupe|Ssrum, bas i'm Sanner Snitt=
tnte in 2onoon berssitsIt pirb: Elm
9unbssSerum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
Seinrid1 Sr0n.

sc ffurt am %. Gebruur 1901 6sinri@ Gran
i'm so. Sabre isiueg Qebeng. Sic Seeroieune fiu=
bet mprqen, eunntaq, ben 8. Mdrh Nadmit=
taos 3 ubr, bonn 5rauerbauie, Hr. 1872, goDen=
Stras., aus mad Der -Saltimorsr @em.terp" ftatt.
l6n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

Sn Sc It reid tpurbe bic
i'm @erla9e Der 5rantfurIer nSOnns"
erI9hnene 8roi4ire: Die GrmOrs
bung bes &ronprin5sn 3ubolpb" cons
fisairt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

Oas 8erliner 8ismdrdz
Denfmul por benz Hei4stagggebduOe
ion am 10. mai, benz 9soenftage beg
5rdnfurter friebeng, ent6iilt tperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
Samftag, Den 2. MGr5 1901.

Qus paris fpmmi bic
Na4ri4t, baB bas 5%rantFurtsr 8antz
baus 3o!bi6ilb aufesl0it tperosn pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

o. 70 gorm. i2.H Ra5nt. Gamosn : StGtI0E'
fs, 80 .eorm. !l9So !5 538 T @Is6.ria, 1880
Uom'aha1on AZ gnrm n20. $50 unD $50 Ra6m.
O aa6 B B1d ii72O 4Orm.. !24N' AIS nHO
'4f "a @5 6SSa.rstupn 800 Born, AIS. A3O a.
60 M M airp unp 3pii6cnfatioH.n T.3N, @,%
M" " ~ a 70, d. 80, $3.50, "l1S0 Rd1ut:
"S @.S' esn!eottsgitp 1870, 9.S Born, h2.
an * a. $50, '1l.30 Rubm.
S"5 gurtiY eas. 1928 9orm. ,oos 1.A-
80 = Pnrap, mt. ROpul:s Station. 220 Ts@m1
@totisu q 40 Ramm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02
@a atlantic transport <GO.
%T~1t& @eusratsQgenten,
EE2EEA4 IO3 bis 4ON gEaterz StrnRr.

N@tGurttc= Iruugpor 2iuie.
Bon Baltimore nab 4ouDon.
Sdmpftr pGuTope". 1. W(dr5
Sampler nQ&i3igan" Ytdr3
QUro =2iute.
Bon Baltimore mad 9sIilit, Dublin uno GarOiff.
gta6 8tliait.
Gampftr s2orO Grnt1 Wdrl
gla9 Dublin.
Sampler 0@arns"...:.......3:":.."....H. Wtor1
Gmpirk Qinit.
Nab 2eit5.
SdnlpTcr BUioDrG1n". u(dr3
9rifol G6auutI =9tuie.
Tu6 griitol.
Gantpfcr Utdr,
6amburq : QmtritauiSae=4iu
Rad 8dmburq.
Gumpfer BOSNIA. 9. Wdrl
Sampf:r rg:ngaIia". WGr3
Sampftr rAItranOrtd4.. Wdri
3nntpIer pSttb1nld". U(arj
0ur6lauftnSe Gro6tbriefs tptrOtn
otruug9abt mad 6Gfsu in Srobbritannttu, nab Dem
Continent, Der Office, benz Utitt.adn0ii6,u Wstr,
unD Dem Gfen. Gsbr7, 5&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

8enn mir Srbens=Mus>
5ei6nunesn in bieTem 2anbs gu psrgez
BEN bdtten, msint bus r@inc. 8olts@
blatt." miBts Jrau NatiOn ben Oraz
3snoroen, i6r Mann bas Sausfreu5
eribsr alufIe unb Der Ri4ter, Der Jrau
Nation frs;gefprO6en fat, cine koerne
Mebaine nit S9afsb0msrn erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-02

u fdnutmodbun
YIN Gle Gta ntbilner Don pripat, Tbiua8Pas
ndlen uue Ab,usSrD5ren.
@itrmit piro ga6ri6t ,rtbeilt, pos i'm Salt Der
Gn3dpfuHg lr9eRe elmer 9rioatsNbl Jug sr06rs pbne
Obue ein,n bonn Stapt=augenrtur ausseftslttn, unp
bonn Ndoor b%sfdtiQttn @rlausniS' atin. Der Stuot=
SHgsnirr ongaDisitn III, Die 9risatsAb Jug sr6brt
ob.r sRanal, ius.b. in oitisr @tiie ~anqtjapft tpurs
ben, an Der 8erbjEouna nit BEN fdotiihen abSugsz
tanal, ooer an iolbsu onpsrsn Stenen. pelbe oafir
am geeignst1ten anluis ben fnp, ob3uibnejptn.
Sm Iuitrags pes r8ourO Of Gitimatts"
SameS y. Smitb, e,Fretdr.
(Gtbr23, 25, 26, q, rs. Tdrs1, 2,4,5,6
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.Runal Blue "2tnte

nab @bllaselppia INV '''"
suA RtrL Camden. 8srI. DIT. R0stL
EsFAg. "3.21 .. 1872 3. 10
9!aIUSseSI " 7.55 Q. 800 o. Q8 @
Sattet S,+InT $40 Q. 9.24 .. 70 &
SuLLn tS;r.,r 1852 .. 1857 g. u 6
BatlUt! S S Gafs u0.5O .. !10.4 r. 90 q
Satto.' SiTsr " 100 u. los q. 90 6
p-ts woom, Diner " 2.l5 u. "2.2O 81. 90
Stu a;n,iftbs ousI6lieblrA pullman, garfor,
sSgsS, lar n 9ininQsGdr "3.49 y. "3.53sl. %
SS~SvitI,1sMSrfsr -. A48 n. ASP R. g9
SHLLe Sin,r S6OR " COS q. 10 6
toaa$tls gS$ psiIi -. "9 g = 2. ~. ~ q 2 r. g g g
SoToT.eSIafpaqeon mad RtlpsgOrf. ftrtLq 1un
ettsfn In DIT. aupal:etatiOn UNI 1000 Gbene9.
8ast NIT 10. aHO g. m0EstEt. RaLt'R tn 8tl'
u''''S''" grl.G umOsn. gsrI. Tt. @epaL
@Lr,O.fnh5o gprnm. +8.Q5 Rorul., $40 3.
sSSiiofsIpbi Grvreb ... 2.35 9a3m., go =.
oS9. y. %Effom "515 E16m., $50 r.
SbjISStiO6ia NflOrt. . % 10 aS9s, 6I5 r
5iSetsghrtaug ROroDsfsEte salotrt' UNI Saltt'
Station scr Gu~mpeusstGti9n, ~
4 5. u~nbtrDoob q. ~ WatI II,
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- Miners

> Merchandise Miners
~ Transportation Comp.
p&E1 9ampfer Sinien.
Mad Soften une Dem Often:
iteeu EEea4aa, DonHtrfas Treltas uno 5oHntsA
RduE1lttaes 4 1hr.
efddi @rppteencc Hno Gem Cfen:
ieesH WloHtag, YliItup1 Aub Samfds. Rohm A uAE
Tddl SsVannah uHe cem Sneer:
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Rad, gfepps rt'sf emo uHe RcrfclF:
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-12-19
Glendale Church

The 0livet Presbyterian church, OF
Glendale, was organized May Z, 1901,
The building had been nearly completed
the previous fall. 1t was dedicated free
OF debt and completely finished on
Sunday, December 10, 1901. The total
cost Of building, bell aud furniture was
little over $1,000. Rev, W. $, Holt,
ID. D., OF Portland, presided at the
dedication. Rev. Chas. W. Hays, Of
Grants Pass preached the sermon and
Rev. j. Il, Blair offered the dedcatory
prayer, Rev. j. A. Townsend Ph. D.,
Of Roseburg, Ore. and Rev. w. A..
Smick, Sunday school missionary were
also present and assisted In the service.
After the dedication the Lords supper
was celebrated, probably for the first
time in the history OF Glendale. Rev.
]. A. Townsend preached in the eve
ming. The attendance at both services
was very large and the people are happy
In their new church Rev. J T. Blair
and family, from Cloyerport, KY are
now in Glendale and Mr., Blair will be
in charge OF the church. The Glendale
church is the recipient OF gilt OF more
than ordinary interest as John Wana'
maker, Of Philadelphia heard Of it, be-
came interested, aud has given 5000 for
the support Of the minister.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-12-19


The following opinion Of President
Roosevelt is given by Washington
correspondent: "The citizens OF Wash
ington take congress very much as a
matter Of course. With the old hab'
tues, congress is no great attraction.
Distinguished public men create no
sensation There are too many OF them
But never in the memory Of. anyone
living has thore been such an interest
ing parsonage in the White House as
President Theodore Roosevelt. and
more is hoped from him by optimists
who believe in popular government than
from any previous president. There are
thousands who would be willing to give
him autocratic power, and II the
country backs him TO the end as popular
sentiment !s backing him now, he will
have the equivalent Of autocratic power
and be able 10 test those reforms In the
civil, naval and military establishments
for which his name is a synonym. Dis
tinguished as u publiclst, as a soldier,
and as a statesman, he is even more dis
tinsushed as a reiormer and as a terror
to political corruptionists and that horde
OF conscienceless politicians who haye so
long regarded public offices as a private
perquisite. II he succeeds in downing
this horde, he will make firmer and
fairer the foundations Of the republic,
and the superstructure for a thousand
years will bear the marks OF his master
hand -
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-12-19
Tin in Josephine.

Tin is metal extremely rare in this
country and in the world. The worlds
supply Of tin has been mainly kept up
by the great tin mines in Cornwall Eng
Tin is among the very useful metals,
principally ON account OF its non-cor-
rosiye quality. 1t has been found in
this county, though not in quantity as
yet. In the Silver creek placers, the
miners frequently find pieces Of native
tin, some Of it nearly pure. Some of
the metal will batter in hammerng and
some OF it Sill break, In the first min.
ing on this creek, the metal was sup.
posed to be silver, hence the name Of
the creek Practically no effort has
been made as yet 10 find the source
Of the metal. Tin has also been found
In Shan creek, q small tributary OF
Rogue river coming in Irom the south
near Pickett creek. Then also some
samples OF ore brought In by prospec
tors aud supposed by them to be CHINA.
bar has been pronounced tin ore by
those who have had experience with
that metal. simple test for tin is to
b,t1 the metal with the teeth. Tin, un.
der tli' treatment, gives forth ps.
culiar squeak that no other metal will
give, BY this means it is easy to dis.
tiugujsh between tin and platinum in
the small particles OF either metal, which
may be found in the placers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-12-19
Klamath Lake Railroad.

A gang OF workmen began work in
grading Thursday for the projected rail-
road to be built to Pokegema, klamath
county, for which preparations have been
going on at Laird's for several weeks.
The s. ?. Co. recently built a spur track
and established a station at Laird's, and
the work Of surveying and putting ma
terial on the ground for the proposed
railroad work has since been progressing.
On Wednesday last, articles Of incorpora-
tion with capital stock Of 81 600, 900
were filed with the county clerk Of Siski-
you county. The term Of the corporation
is to be for so years. Its objects are
stated to lay out, construct and maintain
q standard'gauge railroad from Laird's
station to point between the lower falls
and Fail creek, and thence TO point on
the Oregon and California boundary line,
a distance OF 16.6 miles from the starting
point thence into the state Of Oregon TO
the intersection with the present logging
railroad operated by the Pokegema Sugar
Pine Lumber company, in klamath coun-