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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13

Ruu 1T es Mpro. - S&tnen
9erfebungen sr(gsn lit geitsrn i'm
rMarDldnbsr l1niperIitdis : 9oipisal"
Sarnes q. Sbomas aus 9rsenbtQe,
NuguIto<Gountp, 8a., pst9er am 8.
MGr5 auf o:m Wege bon Yhllubelp9ia
nod Baltimore auf einem 6ra65uge
BON einsm unbsfcnnten N;ger ib,rFalz
len unb ausgeraubt tpurbe.
8ie Sfomas i'm 9oipttal er3d6lts,
bsI rieg CT am Samitag in P6:laoslp2td
einsn Sra4t3ug Der Baltimore S6ioz
9o6n," UNI na6 Baltimore gu fdbren.
Sn Der yaG6s ppn Wilmington gsieqte
Iih inn audi Elm Nsger bsi, ps.9sr
sbsnFaGs auf llnto1ten Der ngaltimprez
Sbiozgabn" nah benz Sioen fabgsn
poGte. 56pmos i9ien ieDo6 mil ieiz
mem 9eTeGT9aftsr ni9t aufriebsn gu
iein, uno es entipann li4 Elm Strais
5nil6sn ben beioen hlinb:n pafag;sz
rem, tptl6er bamit enbete, bab Der See
GER ieinem 9egner nit einem S!e:n,
4psf6er aufdGig i'm Dragon Log, Den
linfsu Sberarm 3srIhmetterte uno auz
bsrbem ihm einen S9dOsl6ru6 beiz
bra6te. 9ierauf nabm bet Nsger isiz
mem Spfer cine gol1sne n6r d6 uno
iprans bsi bsz nG9itsn Staiion aus
benz 3uge. Shumas mar 10 bilflos,
baB ct fi6 ni6t er6sben @fonnts, uro
ert am ndhIten Sage ipurbe berIe(6e
sufGGig bon sinsm Gonbuftsur Der
Baltimore Sbio48ahn" i'm Gum0snz
gabnboFe in osm .Sru6btpasson sntz
bsdt. Coroner WilfIbire tpirO einen
SnqusIt in benz Safe abbalten.
Son etnem St9er angez
grtffen. = 9r. 5ranf 6, 8rItod,
Der Standardization Oss hitIigan $780,"
tpsl9er por mebreren WpHaten our9
Jsuer 5srFDrt ipuroe, lit g:itsrn Morz
gen in indianapolis, ppIelbit ct eb:nz
fails cine Msnagsrie 6siaB, BON einsm
Der Sieer onssgriffen uno i4psr BET
leBt porbsn. giner Spe5iafoepei9e
aug indianapolis ga 5olge risB 9r.
goRod ben 6eriihmten 6snaalif6sn
Sissr Rajab in bic Qrenu brine:n, UNI
bsnislbsn fir bic Nahmittags : 9orz
itelfung boroubereitsn. Nadbem Der
Sissr iGmmtli9s 8unTtitide CUR gu
frisosnbsit ieines 6errn ausssFI6rt
Fate, poGte man bsnIel6en in isinen
&dfis 5urid 6rinssu. ais pl0Bli9 Die
Bette in benz Sbisrs ertpadts uno baiz
fsl6e Iid auf 9rn. 8oItod l%tiirsts. Die
Ter 6atts 5ufauis fsine WaFfs in Der
9aro .unb fonnts audi niht an ie;nen
3epoloer 6inlaneen, uno ebs inn bon
ben Qngeitsl!en Der Msnassrie 9iife
gu 56sil tparoe, 6atte Der Siser feline
2lrme unb ieinsn 3opf b%sion0ers ob,r
iein rs6tss gsin grdBlid 5erfkiI4t.
@s tplrb ipgar hsFiirdtst, DaB oas
gsin ampulirt fpsrbsn mub.
Nuf Der 8siie erfranft.-
Ser As Sabre alter Nsger NlfreO
Gladfone, tpsl6sr an Der @todbolmz.
rdbe Scptt1trobs, fDohnf, 1tur5se 9e<
fern Morgsn in 8sap's 9otsl. Nr. 9,
Norb>gutopfraBs, belpuBilos nisoer
unb muBte in Der Nmbufan3 bs5 melt
liasn Oifrifis na9 benz nMarbldnDsr
laiDerIitdtsASolpital" gsbra4t psrz
ben.
Srau 9eb6arb BEL ibrsr
Mutter. 5rau @e6bar0, seb.
Morris, beren 9eiraib Dor msbrsrsn
Sabren NIT 9rn. 6reb. ge66arb BON
Nsp : Yort bus ntpeltsrT 6iittsrnbe"
GreisniB in Der n9sisGI9aft" por, 1T
gu ibrsr Muttsr bisrber nu9 Ir. 207,
Weff : SrantlinHroBe, 5uriidssfs6rt.
sc bsiBt, oab i6r @atte Ii4 in 9az
foia befinbst. Tim cine S4siouua gu
erlargeL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Staot Baltimore.
Ans Dem Snneren Warblano's nno
ben ansren3enoen Staaten.

8ranb in Ocean Gttb.
Sn ScsanAgitb, Mb., ri9tsts in Der
Na9t bonn II. auf ben II. Mpril Elm
sSeuer einsn S9absn BON ca. $4,000
an. Das Geusr entitano in Choppers
Babe5immern an Der S5eanzJronte.
Die 6amilis bes 9rn. 6. do. Soott,
bic Iber ben 8aoe5immern pobnte,
enttam NIT tnappsr Mii9e. sSn tpeniz
gen Minuten brannte audi Nabne's
,8.rpibere49oteI," unb cine 3sit lang
ia6 es aug, als Of bic gan3e Stabt
Dem @erbsrbsu gstpeibt tpdre. 9liidliz
dsr Weife gelang es, bag 5Ssuer inner
balb elmer Stunbe unler gpnlrols gu
bsfomsn. Ois @srlufte iinb, 1pis fpfst:
SO. 81. HaDne's r8eipioere : 9otsl"
$4,000, Choppers papiaon $500, S.
6. Streepsr's MD6sln $1,000. 6. M.
@cott's M0beln $500, 9uofon II. Con-
NOR, Msitaurant, $500, rMtfantic CD
finp" uno rGa1srn @borss6otel" rpurz
ben unbeosutenb bef6dbigt. Das
Stdot9sn bat fein 5euerzD spartemen!
rab feines Der abgsbranntsn 2otale 1T
perIi9ert.
Cur @erbutungb BON @abI'
n.bsl.
Sn 5rsberid purbe ssifern Der bsrz
orDBsrte ~proR4Stimm3ettel fir bic
muni5ipalpabl am snddften, Dienifas
a~ussegebsn. I'm gu %perbinoern. Dap
2sute, bic nidt lsisn unb ldreibsn tOaz
men, Ii9 na9 bsr 2Gnss beg Wortss
,Osmotrat" posr vHspublican" rid=
ten, 1T bas Wort ,Osmoera!ic" gs=
brau4t norbsn, net9ss ebenfaus ssbn
8u4ftdbsn fat.
Starb bei'm 8eten.
Muf 5opsr's Sslano, Dor9ster=
Gountp, ftarb Srau Mattb. s. Spler,
tpd6renb lie bor ibrsm 8stte tnists II.
ibr Mbsnbssbst ipra4. SIR 9a!ts
b0rts, mic tie fAmsrsbaft ftO9nte, bod
mar iie fdon tOot, ebe CT tie srrsi6sn
fpnnte. r-
Cine gnte bon elmer Nu ter
gefangen.
SIN 3rsb Moon46fuFe Bel Gafton.
5al6ots gountp, fling ST. Gharfes g.
5annatpap cine pilbe Gnte, bsrsn
@6nabsl bon elmer Muter feIsssbalten
tpurbs. Die gnter bate bic Nuitern=
f9aalsn often esfunbsn uno pcqts ii9
bic {afIiss Multer bsrausbolsn, oa
tloppte bic @sI4i9le 81, unb bic gn!e
mar ~sefangsn.
pIDbli9er Sob.
,Sn 9unoosr, 3d., 1T 9r. 6rsb. 8.
Start, Genior@Mitgiieb berSutpsl;erz
ssirma@tarf u.So1r, i'm Otter bon Sc
Sabren e~eftur6sn. ST.. Start mar Ell
r1er Der tidtigiten ubrma9sr u. 9raz
nsurs. Gr bate fein Sanoperf in
Dsutidfanb uno Tronlrei4 gels-nt.
Gin braber 90 unn.
,cSSp6n Cooper, Der 8ormanH Der
Gtredenarbsitsr an ben S%elegrap6snz
1inisn Der v9altimorssS 1io%8abn,"
bat fi6 nit Gubm beoedt. Wd5renO
er nabe GGsrslie, Mb., einsn S9aoen
aushferts, mubts Ell, um l1nbeil gu
pereiisn, ben MILD i9dumenoen &C.
birssitrom iibsriArsiten. 8sit uno
brsit fpar tpsosr sina Bride, nod ein
Iabrseug gu erl9auen. Surg entz
f6loKen fprdns MIN Cooper in Bic to-
fsnbs 5fui9, credible sliidli9 oas an
here ufsr unb rsparirts bic aerrifsnsn
OrGbts, poourd er bic Pafosisre Ell
mes Psr1onsnouses, Der anoeren SAL
lee nit einsm @itsr5ues bd!fe auiamz
men ftoBsn mullen, Dor benz Soos BE-
dmnhrIp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
QSenn sic 0lQc beriudJt babcn,

rpsrosn sic iassa, baB bic gieye aus
6rso. 8auernifmiot's Qmer!con
8reiperD ale an 9eI6mad, 4-oma
unb @a1altreidt6un I6sr!rsffen. @ls
ablo.ut r:in surant:rt, oa lie nnr aas
hem ana:rkienEien 9opfen uno Mal5
bsrse|isGt nerosn. Sn onen 9otsls
uro Wirtb|6nftsn erF!er atahe gu 6az
tsn. prob:fiFe $1.OO. Srausrei
11O4-1128, 9aa.nzSt. S.. 1914.
(1O3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
unfdne zines cages.
5rau Gliiabstb MiGer bon Nr. 1421,
InbreftraBs. 2ucuf4point. iftpsr
berbrannt. - 0on einem Siger
anaeariffen. - Wnbsre llnfdae.

Otuu VlIuUtl9 Utlutl uUi ~. AIAA,
Nnbreftrabs. 2ucuf4polnt. iftpsr
berbrannt. - BON einem Siger
unasarifTsn. - Mnbsre nnfdae.
5rau gliIabefb MiGsr, @attin bon
6rn. Spbn Miller bon Nr. 1421, Mn=
breftrabe, 2ocuitpoint, erlitt ssItern
in ibrsr Dpbnuus i9tpsre 8ranoiput'=
ben, inbem ibre Sleibsr am So9ofe1
sSeusr finsen. Or. 8anoOlph, tpeldtr
berbeigerufeu tpurbs, ertldrte, bab Die
8ranoipunosn Der 5rau 5tpar e%rnitl;z
der Natur 1pdrsn, ieoo4 ni6t un6ez
bingt lsbsnsgsfdbrli4 ielsn.
8on eiuem @trabenbabn=
@aegon sstrOffsn.
Der 8 Sabre alte Srid Nloep bon
Nr. 194S, 9anpberI trabe, tpurDe asz
ftern, als sr stpiId)en Der S3tsnoz uno
@sfitrabs bic SitsnSItraBs ~freu5te,
bon einem Strabenbahntpaegpn asz
troffen unb srhsbli9 am 8opf u. I'm
fen 9sin perlsBt.
Negertnabe berungIudt
Sobn s. Oners, Elm fiinf Sabre
Nsgerfnabe bon Nr. 1O16, 9ruibz
Siuzgfpenue, tpurbs ssltsrn Na4mitz
tag in Der NGbs ieiner slterli9enWobz
nung bon einsm Straben6abnzWag
gon g~etrofFen urb 19tpsr am Scope
psrleBt. gr tpuros nod 9rn. 8. s.
GpsBlsr's Npotbefe gebra9t, poielbit
ibm Elm 9erbanb angeiest lpuros.
Bon einem 8dderpagen
uIberfdbren.
WGbrerb Der adt Sabre afte Cigar
9pisnbrot BON CIR. 1903, Sutton
Wpenre, seitern Na9mittag in Der
IG6s isiner elterlidsn @obnung
fpislte, tpuroe sr BON sinem 9Gdsrtpaz
gen bes 9rn. 9eier S9m;bt, @de bot
9ifmors unb SaratogaitraBs, iiberz
fabren. Or. Wm. Grant, nel4sr
BEN &nabsn in 9ebanblung nabm,
mar ni9t i'm Stonos, feft5uiteIen, pb
Der elbe in1ere 8~erlebungen erltttsn
bate.
9opeinsm 9unbe gebiffen.
Ser flint Sabre alts @sorg @sibz
fling BON glr. 482, @iip@@triderItraBe,
tpurOe geItern bon einem bsrrenlokn
6unbe in bic re6te Wanse gebifen.
Dem &inoe puroe ipglsi6 dr5tli6e
Sulfe gu She'll.
Ttel pom 0d6e.
Der 40 Sabre aIts G6us. @bite, in
CIR. 1917, Mlicsonna : StraBs, tppbnz
taft, @tiir5te eeitern BON 0a6s Deg
6ouiss CIR. 52S, Gib 9roaopan,
auf's Sroitoir 6inob uno trug
fdlimms @srleBungen an Der .infsn
Ssite babon. gr tpurbe in feline Bo6<
nung gefdafFt.
@plttt einen GaGbsIbru9.
SpTepb 9pbmann, SO Sabre alt,
aus NepportINep ftiir5te gsItsra
abeno am 9roaopup, na6e 8uitiz
moreRraBe, bon einem StraBsnbdbnz
paggpn unb erlitt sinen S6dbslbru9.
Man ibaffte i'm in bic Wobnurg feiz
ner S4psfsr, 5rau S9ereie 9oBz
mann, Nr. 414, Noto@GbopeItrab:.
@9limme Ropfpunbe.
peter 8rsfa9no, SO SaGre ait, Elm
&riippel, ftur5te esItsrn N6snO an Der
SIDE DON Prattk unO Preiioenifrabe
70 unsliidli9 gu 9ooen, baB er cine
fdTimms 9erleBun9 am 9interfopfe
ersitt. Or. 8alen5ini nabm i'm in
gs6anolung, fanots Jpn jsood {pdter
ing u9aItimorer unioerftatsz9oIpiz
tal."
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Statlo.en.
Stationen.

Wetteraus1i9ten. 6Ir
Warbsanb uro ben Oiirift COLUMBIA
tribes Wettsr, E.sen am 4bsnb, fri
f4e liDSifliae Winos, assen am
Gonntaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13

Cine pi6tige 8erdnos1
rung pitb osmnG4t in oem ~NGgsz
meinen MarD(Gnosr 9oip(tal" bol3oz
osn. inbsm bcs 0treftoriun b:I6ioiI IN
bat, bic @si6GTtsfsi!ung uno oIn
aronEentpdrter0;enf ben r8arm9sT3:z
oen @6psitsrn" gu i%i6sriragen. Das
6irsftprium Qlaubt baOur9 eine BE-
ior0sr5 ipariams 9ertpultnn9 gu Ell
5ielen.
Sm 5taatg zGenus 3 IL
reau purOe gsFern m~ttsetb:iit, oaB
bic Gr~nennun9sn fir 3dbler in Der
5taot am Wontag uno 0isnFag De-
FAINT oema6t tperoen. 2tGe N6I4riFz
ten Der RegiFirir6u4er aus Stdob uno
Counties muFsn Bis 2Infurg Der nd4z
fen @o9e i'm bisTigen 8Ireou singe1
fen. Man f9dBt, oaB Die perpiQigs
fen SAC, 900 Bel We:tem nt6t bInre;'
9er, Die Soften gu baden.
Sci Der Mr6eit pom 3ooe
sreilt.-0sr Neger 8sorgs Ghllolm
BON Nr. 428, WeIt%gioole<StraBe.
itar6 9~sItsrn Mpr9sn, als er dut DEM
pier Nr. 3 Der 2ig6tTtraBen@W:rtte
orbsitets, an eirsm 9er5I65a9. Seln
2eifnam tpurbt naa Der MSor9ue 9s7
bra9t.
s1inber Gifsr fdoOtt
muir. Der 26 Sabre al!e 2oni5
gD;Is muBss g2Itsrn in Der iiiol;dsn
poIissiRafion $3.50 bs8abisn, noiI er
am Sonneritag Q6sno Bel Den Pris
mGrpablsn in GiOz8altimore i'm ST.
fsreffs feinss gonoloaten ben yieeer
Wm.gropn mil 5duiten rmaBrsselte".
granb na5e Pitesbille.
= 2ittsrpHna," Der 2anoFB ces 9rn.
s6o4nas 81. Mp:rs nabs 9ifsgp.Gs
puro. gsIiern Morg:n Elm 8lub DIR
Tlamm:n. Oas Ssusr brad ung'TGbr
UNI II u6r Morgsn8 aus, uno nur
mil fnappsr Eot5 fonnts be 6an:l:e
ice p%srtGopG|lsn W0bsl reiten.
8ouperreur Sp6n Walter
6 trai esFsrn 2lb:no cine lGnz
sere 9sT6GfisrsiIe na9 9irsintsn u.
Norb : Caroline an. gr piro an
Mlttpp4 auriid erpartst.
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plDbIiher Sob. - 5

plDBIi9sr Sob. - Der go
Sabre alte Nsser SoIsp6 Ssfferion, Elm
Sii9bdnoler in Hr. 1922, Qielanbz
QDenus, fiel ssitsrn Morgen Dor Dem
@srtaufsitanee Nr. 431 i'm Mari9z
Marft tobt gu 8oosn n:sbsr. Gr erlag
onfdsinsno eiusm 5erai4Ius. Seine
2side puroe nah Der Morgue gebro9t,
mo lie fpGtsr bon fsinsm S9nsgsrz
iobn DiGium pitt ioentifiairt purOs.
Coroner Saunosrs pirO ben San unz
teriuten.
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Per 9eutf1e eorre(pemoettt.
eamaas, ben Is. Npril 1901.


~sNASS
mMu5if=Mfabemis." = Diefe Mo4e
nsa sesban in seDsst Rta Of Oh Srurp.1
.2bceumrS beater." = 9ieIe Mo4e
MoIi&' ipsi Naubebints Q orfeaunsen.
rQollibab5tr. : Ebeater." - Disie
Do@.: .Sbe 6sart Of ,wtorplanD.s
rTorbs Opernbaus. "-0ieIe Wp4e
Die bnibut.n gofon,r in fotesnp.m &spertoirt:
6ienftae unb sauiItas Mbsno: .Robin Sooo.1
Mitttpo6 unb Greitae Gbtno, iofuis Saniftde Yfd'
kinee: sSbe 0ictroi.1
r6ofparb Mubitorium." - 9ieie
@o6e: ~ Strip to Gbinutotun.A
rMfuGif. bran. Gamilsn : Club"
= Morsem, sonntae, geria,nmluns; nod beriel=
ben: Gin e~ebilbetsr Sausfne4t."
,SbaIia : Mdnuer9or." = Sonn=
tag, ben IA. april. erobe burnoriitii&e @benb=lln=
terbaltuns in Der .gapsrn=8aus" (iriosr S9lesel's(.
,@ambrinus : Singer 8erein." -
Coming, Den II. @pril, erobs nuFfalii6=bramati=
f6, notwithstanding i'm p2abor=apesum.a
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Observation-Disclosures,

Criminal 8eri6t. -(@or
Ri6ber @idss.) &uub Sincent
@cuQp, SoIsp6 Rortpn, Ri4aro Mcz
Claim, TItirt. OiebIia6l - Sumes
alint, Elm yubr, Ri9aro Zimmerman,
6 Monate 8efdneniB; Softpb 2aDunz
ousti, 0slis ,sSobnEon, fItirt; Baltsr
Sbislps, auf 9arole entlaisn; Der
tia 9adett, ni9t i4uloig. unaritdnz
bigs gnfbl0uBns - Salompn Slds
ter, 3 Monate 8efdngniB.
@aifengsri9t. - (8or Den
8i4tern 'Sabuss, 8lod un6 O'8rsn.)
Grnannt purben gu Sc tamenispoaa
Itredern i'm Safe BON Daniel S4ool'
baus S6sreTa S9oplbuus, giirsT4afb
5000; bon !6arriFon 81. 0osun Die
Equitable u. Sruit Co." pon @aibs
ington, 8ir9I6uft $500. gu Na4s
ldbbertpaltern i'm Sale bon 4rtbur
S6ompIon 3pbert 8'ggs, 9iirgI6aft
$1,000; bon 1rsb. Pfluum S.Pfluum,
giirg|6aft $24O0; Don 9etsr @trobe(
@m. g.. 5bomaB, SirgI4aft 5000.
Na6la6beri6te ~gutge6eiBen in ben
5Gllsn bon Nanep u. 9ia, $867.75;
syo6n 6. Spops, $1,000; Sane s.
@finner, $9427.34; NngeIine B.@og'
gins, $3.50; Wm. 2ubolpb, $218.12.
Snpsntar & 9er5e;6niHe ein9ereiht IN
ben 3SGGen bon NnEie 2aul, $275.
8ertGufe ratifi5irt in ben 5daen BON
Sophia 90. Rabede, $4,000; @ngeItne
6. @oggins, $3.50; Sane 5. Sttnner.
1922.
5uperiorz 8eri9t. -(Gor
&i6ter Op6sr.) MaGorb qesengfort9
Bros. u. 5trauB, 8eroift fir Sldger
fir $1134; Sobn %. Sud ge9sn u.
M. Safer, SAD psrTdpben. SamueI
86ite gegen Mapor uno Staotrat4,
lion pros" unb pie0er eingersj6t.
gbarlotta Netp eegen SEQ. Bai9s
inQton 2obge Nr. 13, 6. pf g." niat
beenoet. Sir Nonta9: i4tpe6enoer
SAT- unb Nrn. '259, 20, 80, 252, 275,
276, 277.
t9or aidter Surlan.) 2iGian
0uncun gsoen @usoprf unb SoIepb,
ni6t beenoet. Sir Montu9: T4tpss
benDer 9sau unb Nrn. 266, 267 uno
268, Fopis 269, 286, 274, 632 unO
633.
arsis 8eri9tN +. 2.-(&or
Ri6ter Dennis.) 0abio @tepurt ges
cen Nlunoa %. GbuppeI II. o., ni6t
beenbet. MarD 8. @ilTon ge9sn6ranf
90. @ifon, S9eioungsOstret. Sir
Montuq: 16neb9nOer 6aI uno ma
nor unD Stabtrat6 9egen 9eter Ni(z
cor; Manuala 2s0e 8arriQ gegsn 8.
Surnsr.
Cgor R!6.er @6arp.) 5oud:ns
qs9:n 6ou9ens, unter 8srat1ung.
sir Mon!ag: Ofertag g:gsn @mm:rt
uno Mitten gessn bic ~&ourtlano
9uilOing oub @6attsl 2oan 9afloc:oz
tion."
&reiagsri6t.- WOr 8i4t<r
R;ttis.) 9oncs Ssgen S1nc', un!sr
8srut6ung; MulcrOne gsgen Mu!'
crone, unter 9erat6un9. Sir Wonz
tao: Sn Sofen BON S6tparo 9p1tt
unb s. 3. 8rafton gsgen G6atles q.
Sitting.
9tabtgeri4t.- @or R:dtsr
etod6riOg:.) Garter gsgsn 9:Q, nift
6senbet. Sir 6euie: Qntra8: auF Der
Geo;Eronbs. Sir M}onta9: fdtpe6snz
Der San uno Ir. 204, 267, 271, 80
unb 81.
Wor Ri6tsr Wrig6t,) 2oprenes
s. Mcgormit ssgsn G31s. 5tisff IL.
o., mon prof" Sir teuts: San: ouf
Der 8e9i7runoe. SIR Montog: Nr.
372, $50. 3O8, 5a6ep gagen pe0ois
corO, Miner ge9sn be "Tsp5yOrt
Stpb2 g."
Common 9tedg @srt6t.
= (9or G;6tsr p6elps.) Benjamin
gsgtn 6uq, ni6t b:enOet. 5Gr beu!s:
@ntrGge auf Der 8egifiranOs. Sir
Mpntag: i4pebenrer Sal.
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1T pieber cine iebr rei9baltise
Summer unb eignet Ii4 beionoers
our @erfenbung nad europa.
OaKel6e entbdlt unter Mnbsrsm
ebitprieqe 8efpre4ungen iiber bic
pulittf9e Gage bss 2anoss; boQz
ftdnbiss uno ausfibrli4s Na4z
ri9ten iiber bic @srbdltnife auf
Den p6ilippinen & SnIeln; bic
nsueIten unb polfdnbistsn aaa
betbspeI9sn aug alIsn 5bsilen
Guropa's; 8erlinsr Na9rt4ten.
fpsaie1 fit bus WOaenblatf suz
iammenseftent; bic fpdtefsn Sns
lamb : Dspsfdsn; cine pole Ssits
europdifder 2oful & Naari9tsn,;
fir bas Mo9enblatt fpe5iea Be-
arbsitst; Roman., Nopsa.n, @ifz
fsnIdaftlides, bic pidfsltsn
Na9ridten aus benz Snnsrsa
Marblanb's unb Den angrsnasn>
ben Staatsn, ausfubrli4: uno I'M
terefante 2ofaibsri9te. Mdrft=
unb gDrfenberi4t u. I. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
YiGtis fit Am;eisenSe.

SR Rarstans eff@eint autr BEN .Dentsoea
gerreiSsnsenten' ieine etniise Seuti&s 8ettsae.
nel&e ttne DrudsareHe beftt. bic i'm etanSs n.
bic auflsae bs .Teutfc:n GsrydSsaSeateas ID
l~peniess. s4
finf Ststnoea
ID brueen. Die grshs bes .Gorrstponbenten' saaa
bic duflaue iroeno elmer anberex tdsli&en BEST
i&ea 8eituus In Ttarnlanb in
fant Wtnitten
bru6en. ialieu aRs sbldbln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Gdfice, fpcIdher nefGut,

Size, Der ni9t isines 9lei4en bat.
3uder gum a%oitsupreile. 9iesiins
Sbata4en in
6. 9. asnnp's 10 iidotiI9sn 2aben.
(00N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
9erbrinet ben Sonniaai n
Maibinston. Nur SIPS fir bi.
Runbrsile auf Der npennfplpaaisr
Gifenbdhn."

Gl1e1bdbn. ;
9euts, Samitas. u. morgan, Conn
tag; sultis fir bic aidfabrt Big gum
folsenbsn Montas. Ollie 3iiss. ben Ii
mitirten Gonsrsbaus aussenommsn.
(Uldrle.isa-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13

Shaliae9 Hdmncr=G bpr.
8rpke bumprtffiide Mbcno Inter
haltnng, spnntag, ben IA. Wbril,
in Der pSabern.SaIc," Nr. ), SHos
Srcoerif=S traRe. QO2-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13

1littI. Vorom,tern 3O.I? p6hn. Ea,rmom.rert...5 $50
1EitI 5h,rmvmet.rf. 40 JiitbriaIer 80
DIE botite e dneaisteit bes Minees in elmer Stunoe
betrns II DtstleH BON Sutofttn.
las scffrise gBetter-9ie ~nieerieite Semp:ratnr
bes ~seifTisen Kases auf uahbenanEten StatioEen
h1nr mic inInf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
@cttcrbcriht.

Ser. Gtaatem & cttcr=Sureau.
@nIr,urorp non ~ MnriI I0D7
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-22
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM
Home Treatment for EruptiOns,
Ulcers. Eczema. scrOfuIa, Ca
tnrrh. Cancers, Rheu-
matism.
COSTS NOTHING TO TRY.

If you have tried sarsaparilla, patent
medicines. and dOctored, and still have
old. persistent sores, pimples, distress
ing eruptions of the skin, painful sores
on the hands, arms. or legs, itching sem
sation, irritating skin troubles, eczema,
scales. scabs, scrofula. ulcers, conta-
gious blood poison, fever sores, bones
pains. aches in joints or back, rheuma-
tism. catarrh, boils, face covered with
little sores, cancer or any blood faint,
all run down and tired out, then give
Botanic Blood Balm trial. because Il.
B. B.-Botanic Blood Balm-is made for
just such cases. and 1t cures to stay
cured, those stubborn. persistent, deep
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Botanic Blood Balm makes the blood
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stops all aches and pains in bones or
joints. Botanic Blood Balm makes the
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skin rich glow of perfect health. Note
above pictures of before and after TAX
ing eight bottles of Botanic Blood Balm.
Mrs. Stauffer, Montpelier, Ind, writes:
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-22
WILL THE KING BE KIssEp2
II Tradition Is Followed He Must
Submit 10 the Ordeal.

tFrOm the Chicago lTlhune.)
VIII King Edward submit to being
kissed by the bishops at his coronation?
Tradition and custom, which together
constitute unwritten law, require that
as soon as the king has been crowned he
should, while seated on the throne of
King Edward the Confessor with crown
on his head, receive the homage of the
prelates and peers present, commencing
with the bishops. This homage is per
formed by the peers in question first of
all touching the kings crown with the
hand then kissing his cheek. and then re
beating while kneeling before him an
ancient formula expressive of allegiance
The kissing and the touching of the
crown have on the occasion of the corona
ton of the last three or four English SOW
creigns been modified in so far that they
were restricted to the premier peer of
the premier duke. the premier marquis,
the premier earl and the premier baron.
But the archbishops and bishops have
always resisted this attempt to deprive
them of the fun measure Of their oscu-
latory rights and have each insisted on
kissing the sovereign.
Burly old King William ~ with all a
sailors distaste for such forms of salu-
tation from men, swore with many blood
curdling and picturesque oaths that he
would be externally damned to -"
before he would allow himself Ito be kiss
ed by a lot of blankety- bishops"
But i'm the end he was obliged to yield
to the Inevitable, and il is probable that
King Edward will In his turn be com
PEELED to undergo the same form of
salutation on the part of every one of
the right reverend prelates who occupy
seats in the House of Lords.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-22
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision and Grain
Market Quotations in Full.

BALTIMORE. April 2O.-Foliowing are
today's quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators, $50 SS9 bus.
The market for Southern was steady un-
der light receipts and a good demand
Sales Of cargoes by sample at 7Sc, while
in the absence of any sales No. red was
quoted nominally at the same figure
Western wheat opened steady: May, Tie
Foreign markets were fractionally easier.
and trade was rendered extremely dun by
reason OF Interruption TO information
West. There was no change Of conse-
quence observed in the trading. cash
wheat continuing 70 be In request. but
May was not wanted being offered at
77Ikc without result. july was dull at
7724c, sellers. Private cables very quiet,
demand fiat Market closed steady; spot
April, 772sc bid; May, 0Ac bid; July, 75Ac
asked. Settling price. contract, nc: No
3 red, 7i@4c, steamer No. red. FAC
Corn-Stock in elevators. 1,351, SGS bus. In
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-22
A BnId Eagle Hard TO XIII.

DOVER, Del, April 2l-The bald eagle
captured this week by an inmate of Kent
County Almhouse and brought here to be
stuffed. must have had many narrow
escapes from hunters In the birds body
were seventeen grains of No. shot. eight
grains of No 6 shot, and the remainder
all of No. s shot, embedded far in the flesh
and every wound healed. The bird meas
ured five feet nine inches from tip to tip
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-22
cHAUTAUoUA BEACH, MD.

THE IDEAL excursion ground and safe, moral
summer resort for families. Free from liquor
selling, horse racing. gambling, and sabbath
desecration-
OFFICE: g1s st. NV. Excursions and out
ines Of Sunday schools, churches. conventions
societies. leagues ard other organizations are
booked daily.
GRABBING, FISHING, SAILING, SALTWATER
BATHING
Plat and price list of building lots, excursion
rates and dates circular matter, etc, sent on
application. Rev. CHARLES c. MCLEAN. D. D.