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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27

homes or at the nospTraIs. Tne ten
unidentified bodies account for ten of
these. and the officers of the company
say they feel positive that the major
portion of the remaining fifteen are at
their homes. \ great force of men is
searching the ruins. and the work will
not be stopped until every foot of the
debris has been examined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27
WAITE FALLS DEAD
Former Colorado Executive Expires
While Peeling Ap
pies.

Aspen, Col. Nov. 27.-Former Gov
ernor Davis II. Waite fell dead here
this morning while peeling apples.
1t is believed the cause of death was
heart trouble.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27

McKinley's family. 1t is believed to
be worth from 100000 to 49, 900. The
appraisers have fixed the annual al
lowance to Mrs. Mckinley at $1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27
CLEMENT sTUDEBAKER
DIES AT SOUTH BEND

Soufh Bend, Ind, Nov. 27.-Hon.
Clement StudebaIer died at 1885 to-
day. He was conscious to the end.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27
Still Going on in Dis
turbed Central Amer
lean Country.
BATTLE OF YESTER DAY
Perry Reports Trains
Delayed and Arrival
of Wounded.

Washington. ID. C., Nov. 27.-Secre-
tary Long today received the follow
ing from Capt. Perry of the Iowa:
''Panama-Stubborn fighting be-
tween the contending forces occurred
yesterday near SanpablO, delayed
trains requiring prudence and pa
thence.
There will probably be fighting
today near Gatun. Have secured as
surances that firing shall cease while
trains are passing. Forty wounded
Colombians were brought in trains
last night. All were cared for by DIR.
Kindleberger.'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27
DIRECTUM SOLD FOR $12,1O
TO MINNEAPOLIS ASSOCIATION

New York. Nov. 27.-Directum was
sold today TO the International Stock
Farm at Minneapolis. Mimi, for $12,-
100.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27

Washington. Nov. 27.-A cablcgram
received at the state department to-
day from Consul Gudger. at Panama
says: There was "A good deal of
fighting yesterday along the line in
which. the government forces were
generally successful. Trains are de
layed.'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27
Restraining Order On
Omaha Assembly
Dissolved.
RAILROADS IN FIGHT
Bitter Strife Between
Northwestern and
Burlington.

Omaha, Nov. 27.-Judge Dickinson
in the district court today dissolved
the injunction secured by the Burl-
ington road against the city council
restraining it from passing an ordi-
nance vacating Eighth street for use
of the Chicago q Northwestern road.
Condemnation Proceedings.
The latter road at once began con-
demnation proceedings and the coun-
ell met in extraordinary session to
act on the matter. The fight has
been a bitter one between the two
roads.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27
Fighting on the Isthmus.

colon. Colombia, Nov. 27.-An over
due passenger train with . marine
guard on board has arrived here. The
train brings news to the effect that
General Alban. with about 800 govern
ment troops. crossed Barbacoa bridge
yesterday. and continued his march to
Colon. He. at this writing. is at Tav-
crnilla. where he IS resting The Lib
eral forces continue to retreat before
him.
Fighting yesterday occurred at Bar
hacOa Bridge. Passengers by the de-
hyed train assert that fully 100 gov
ernment troops were killed and wound
ed during the fighting there. and that
the Liberal losses were Insignificant.
The Liberals are approaching Gatun
station tabOut five miles from Colon.
and 1t is believed decisive engsge-
ment will probably no fought at Mon
key Hill cemetery. distant one mile
from the limits Of Colon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27

Officers of the company after care
full search announced this morning
that is men were still unaccOunted
for. Two unidentified bodies at the
morgue account for two of the miss
ing.
1t is confidently believed that the
majority of the others will be located
during the day. At the hospitals it
is reported that the injured are max
ing excellent progress.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27

Following are the dead: L. Bryant.
monitor hand; \ L. HOFFMAN. Joseph
CCffey. \. r. Miller. Eugene Bcrtram.
Edward Burtsch. Charles Marvin ana
stephen Crisp-all lathe hands: Pat
rick Malloy. carpenter; J. Frye. tester;
ten unidentified bodies.
List OF Those Injured Badly.
The badly injured ut hospitals are
as follows: Samuel Riley. engineer.
condition critical; unknown boy. about
II years old. dying; y. T. Gidday.
burns: John HOfiein. badly burned;
John Klinowicz. very badly burned.
will probably die: Herman Goldner and
Peter Doll. badly burned: Tony Walk
or. foreman of the moldinE department..
nose broken and badly burned; John
Nogt bruised and suffering from
shock; James Nall. back injured: John
Schaible. badly burned: julius Iiebe-
ten. arm broken: Edward Lfeheten.
boy. burns: George Kelsey. head badly
cut; Bert Martin. leg broken; Mike De-
ranger. burned about head; William
Ager hoy. bad huI'hs and seriousl-
bruised. In addition to these n num-
her OF the employees who suffered com
partively slight injuries. a ide from the
shock. were taken directly to their
homes.
The Missing Number Twenty-Five.
twenty-five men and boys have not
as yet been located either at their
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-27

Copyright. 1901. by Earle Hooker Eaton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-30

rrteolt9 eefinnt!" iaete 1te 1d9elnb unb
NIT eit1em balb berptrrten, balb fotets
ten Qufbltd, ben ct beimli9 be3oas
bernb fanb.-yN6er nun tit es bic
b04lte 3ett, bab i'd Sbnen enbli6
ernitbdft Nbteu faee."
noSa, ober nur fir beutel-S9 fenne
jebt ben Sdultpes, unb id tperbe bod
tpoRl ben fleinen 5au1pel3 DftersT ions
trp1iren miiIIen!"
Soelet6 blidte fe tpieber fubl unb
baronebli9.
Ser Deg In btefer 9esenb 1T ieben
fret, aber"-unb nun brad ber @9a1t
troB aller euten @or5dBe bo9 burd-
ptiinFtigbin beheraise i9 bic CUTE 2ebtt,
baB fleine MlGb9en bas @latteis ben
olten gfeln iiberlaHen fp[ltenl"
Do mar iie on ibm boriiber eselitz
ten, ct bDrte nur nod ben hellen &lang
TIRES 2o4ens unb fab lire aterliae
geitalt bort i'm Sborboeen berfatpirts
ben, ebe er baau fam, etntpetteres Wor}
an iie au ri9ten.
rQlter gfel2 @ebr gut parirt,
tpenn iie bamtt mid semeint bot, iie
ipetB ben 9esner nit ben etsersn Mdfs
fen gu idlagenl Bamos, tpenn ou9
ni9t qerabe f9meidelbaft. DIS alter
Ger m09te i4 nt9t germ in i6rer' Grs
innerune bleiben!"
Gr iebte ben 9ut ouf, ben er nod
tmrner gebanfenberloren in Der 5anb
biett.
(6Drtiebuna folatlI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-30
Die nentihe Splpniali6nle.

Die beutibe &Dlonial1bule gSil=
belmsbDf in @ibenbauien, Die bereits
in ben eriten 5tpei Sabren ibres Be=
itebens % iunae Wdnner iiber See
gelanot bat, (na6 Oitafrifa, Slb=
peitafrifa, &amerun, 9Dep, Siiolee,
@cuaoor, Bbilippinen, Sibbraiilien,
&aplano, Sumatra), bat 1io6 in benz
Nnfang September beenoigten 5.
Semeiter in lebr erfreulider @eile
meiter entpidelt. Sic bat in oielem
Semeiter Die bDbite uno aus 3aun1=
mangel 5und@it tibt iiberi9reitbare
3abl pDn 46 Shiilern errei9t. Ser
tbeOretii6e unterri6t erftredte Ii9
auf &ultureei6i6te, &olOnialpirtb-
i6aft, &OlDniale 6anoels= unb Ser
febrs Bolitif, gben1ie, 8ptanif,
Geologic, Tbierbeilfunoe, Trp=
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 8u9flbrung
uno 6anoelspiiienlbaft, trDpil6e
Ngrifultur, @enniile=, Sblt= unb
8einbau, 5orittptrtblbaft, 8au>
funoe. Der praftii9en glusbiloung
oienten Irbeiten in Der 2Qnomirtb=
i9aft, Der @drtnerei, Dem 9etni16en
2abDratDriun1, BEL 6pls= uno Stein=
bauten, in Der S6mieoe, S9lDiierei,
TtI9lerei uno Sattlerei.
Ser 9an5e 8irtbibaftsbetrieb Der
Shule tuuroe ertpeitert uno uerpDu=
fommnet unb nod mebr benz 8ued
elmer allieitigen praftil9en Nusbil=
oung angepaBt.
Die bisber nur in Ba1t eenont=
.mene DomGne pDn 425 Moroen
eine in ben 8eIib Der Sbule iiber.
9as innitten bieier 2dnoereien ae=
legene 8Orperf puroe bur6 grrih=
tuag elmer Snipeftorsnpbnuna, Ell
ner S6eune, speier @aeenl9uppen,
zines Hferoez, Sltngpieb=, Shlen=
uno S6peineitolles in einen abge=
i6loiienen, muitergiltieen @utsbpf
Oertuanoelt. Gub in bieIem Sonz
mer iino peitere 5 iunee @1anner
uon bier in beutlhe &olpnien ees
gangen, 3 na9 Sitafrifa, 2 na9
Siiomeitafrifa, p6brenb 5 anoere
Sbiiler nad Ibiuloirune oes smeiz
jdbriQen 9ebrgangeS am S6luB bes
Semeiters ab9inaen um 5und9it III
rer Wtilitdrpfli6t 81 geniigen uno
oann ii6 ebenfall8 Der iiberleeil6en
2anomtrtbidoft gu piomen.
gteue beoeutlame 8e5iebungen
bat Die &oloniall6ule gu Siio-8ra=
iilien eetppnnen. Gin frIberer 2ebs
rer Der S6ule, Or. Gloineer, bat
Ii6 nit mebreren 8enuiien in Splpz
ME Sanla al5 &Oloniit nieoereelaIz
len uno gepabrt 8olpnialibiilern,
Die na6 8eenoiguus be5 biefieen
tbeOretiiben uno praftii6en 2ebr=
ganges NOD eiue tueitere rein prot=
tilbe 2ebr5eit our6naben pDllen,
auf ieiner Gnlieoeluna Gufnabme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-30
Sin tittfiSdbcr Ofnfam.

stilrslib purbe auf s. S. Golfer
pon gberofee, Soma, elm Mnfon eez
n1a6t, Der BON leinen 9tieren aus
9ing uno Inn elm ueniees einen tDbt=
li6en Iusgang eebabt bdtte. ST
befom beftise Niidenibmersen uno
fonnte lid nibt Dhne Gbmersen
biiden, nod obne in &iiien einge=
podt 81 lein, liben. &ein Wittel
peridaffte inn 2inoerune, Bis er
feline 3uflu6t gu Electric Bitters
nobm, oas cine iolbe @enoung in
leinem 3uitanbe beroorrief, oaB er
i9rieb, er fiible iid tpie neueebDren.
9iele tpunoerbare Meoisin BELT
&ufenihmeraen unb geierenlei6en,
reiniet oas 8lut uno itdrft oas gam
Sc SDitent. Sour so Gents. 3u
baben bel: s. &alteper & Sobn,
SEQ. S. S. Sbmitt, gieentbr. uno
30. DreiB.
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. E RI an at

miro Elm 5unerldiiiaer Igent in ieoer
Srtihaft i'm Siieen, @eiten, Often
uno i'm Gorben bis na6 9lultin.
@ir fiibren Die bette fence, Die
beute bergeitellt tpiro. gs ift Die
einsige pirflid baltbare, 1ibere unb
suoerldiiige Drabt= =@in5dunung. 11n=
iere grfinoung fam bel ireeno elmer
fence" anaebra6t tperoen. Sebr
billig; bic &rbeit f6nnen Sic Ielber
oerribten. Sbreiben Sic tpeeen
@inselbeiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-30

- Cement uno aalt bel 0enrp
ASou[u. Gel. So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-30
TEXAS ANCHOR FENCE COMPANY,

San Nntonip, 9eras.
Snfale @eid]aitSftelle: 1O5 Srepinu=
StraRe. 8,S,m-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-30
Cuffs ose6er-9iGelt

srbalten 6aS &Orperipit.m in Orbnuns
unO rsrbiuoern iranfbafte 3uitanbe Der
2eber, bic gew0bnliA &rantbeitsn Dor.
iassebsn.
Gin DsrbiuOsrunssmittsl fit
ROpfidmsr3eu, Dpspspfie, SdwinOef.
Idletfen Geidmad i'm Munbe, SsrsflO'
pfen, beles,s 3unse, AppetitiOiisteit uuS
Samm,tlt6e 0auemleioem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-30
~. 6. 4 8. 8abn.

U Ia brf.
Nob 8acp, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, aanlas
gitp, ct. 2outs unb ghica9p, taglib,
(S. q. & y. q. 9epot) .7:30 RDr9ens
Neh 8aco, Sort 8ortb. Dallas &c. (bDm
SunletsSepot) ..... 1915 glbenos.
ntun t.:
BON gbicoso, ct. 2ouis, 8anlas gitp,
Dallas, Sort 8ortb unb 8aco, tdglih
(Snnlet SepDt) )....... $3.50 8Drnt.
Bon g8ocD, Sort 8Drtb. Dallas &C. (S.
VI. & U. Is. Sepotl ...... 9:25 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-10-30
&c. C. c." anf ieber gablette.

Sebe 9ablette BON Cascarets Candy
Catharic trdet ben beriibmten Sten.pel
sc. C. c." @iro riemals en- gros per<
fault. Sebet oarauf, baB SIR bic eebten
erbaftet. Ibtung DOR Subititute. gu
habeu BET alien 0rpeuiiten. 10 gts.
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ssic man i'm @eSdaft reiissirt:

6alten Sic Sbre 2eber in eutem
3uitanbe. inoem Sic Simmons
Liver Purifier lin Der 8leh=
Sdabtel) nebmen. Gr beilt Ser
itopfuna. unoerbaulibfeit uno Sopf=
Sbmer5en uno baut oas ganae Sps
ITEM ipieoer auf.
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Giienbabm TabrzYlan.
g. & g.. q. gab,,.
Sputberm 9acific Sabn.
q funft t:

geodb 9eep Orleans. SouitDn unb Sal
beitOn tdgltb. 1900 Ntittags.
geab 81 Baio, golifDrnien uno Meritp
900 Born
0ab NorbsSeras. ct. 2Duis unb gbica>
90 katy Flyer ..8:15 Qbenbs.
Wnfunft.
Son 3oroeEetas, ct. Souls unb Chicago
ekaty Flyer ........ $3.50 WtDrgen5.
Bon Stem Orleans, 9ouftsn unb Col
oeit0n tGglib. .4:45 Nabn1.
BON 81 Boio, GalifDrnten uno MerifD
1880 NbeubS.
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9u nerfaufen:

3pei 8baetDns nit @ummi Rei.
fen, | @elbirr fir 9oppel=@ =@eipann
uno einen Sattel. gtad5ufraeen RD.
214 Sits@ommercesStraBe, gitb.
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9. u. & u. g. 8abn.

Na6 @aluefton, 5Duiton uno guero tags
liQ. 800 8prrt
No6 @orpus ghrifti, @ranIas BoB unb
8eebille tdelicb ..... 8 l1br 8orm.
uno 2:20 9Sohm.
Nof Borne unb 8errbil1e, tdelicb. 49,.
Nnfunft.
BON @aloeiton. 6ouitpn unb guerD tdes
licb 200 @benbs.
Bon Corpus Gbriiti, Granias 8aB unb
8eebille tdelirb. .2:05 Nahnt.
Bon 86rne unb &errpille. tdelih.
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@mlf gbpre 8abn.

G.bfabrt.
&ach Stodbale, tdsliH, -. 800 Born.
Gntunft
gon Stodbale. tdaticb. 300 Rathm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

@dns anbers Der 4msrifaner. Wds
benz Deutfden s3iped, it ihm nur
Mtttel gum 3pede. ipie es ia audi bet
benz Gngldnber Der Gan 1T. Der
.3ped lit, @slb baraus gu fdlasen, oas
Gntbedte gum b0diten greife in ben
9ienft Der Menfdbeit gu fteaen. Dies
lit bas 2anb Der Grfinber, unb Die Gr@
finbung bon arbeitiparenben Maidt=
men lit Der beipnbere 9egenitanb Der
Oanfee : @riibler. sic baben Crop
artiges barin geleiitet. Der nniern
grfinbern bur6 unIere liberalen Ya=
tentseiebe eemdbrte S9ub bat Die
9riibler itimulirt. unb bic pom pa
tentamt gepdbrten, ertaunli9 aablz
ret9en patente betpeiien, bab bas gr<
finben elm 9ef9dft genorben, an benz
Elm febr bober Yrosentfab bes amert=
fanif9en 8olfes betbeiligt 1T. Die
2eute in europa baben ben dmertfa<
nif9en G%rfinbungen eritaunli9 lperig
SntereFe entgegen eebra9t. Wdbrenb
uniere Sabrifanten benz Mai4inenz
tpeien in europa ftets bic eingshenofte
Mufmerffamtett gef9entt, boHelbe
copirt, berbefert. bic @erbeferun9en
fpieber unb ipieber berbeHert unb fem
Spfer unb Gelo geipart haben. 1td
bieIer @%erbeHerungen gu beotenen,
aud tpenn tbeure, faum benubte Ma=
i6inen gum alten Giien %getpprfen perz
ben muBten. baben bic europdif6en
Tabrifanten folde Spfsr gef9eut uno
ftd init benz 8%eitehenben begniigt.
Wer permag 5u fdGBen. pelden Inz
tbeil biefer grftnberz unb unternebz
m~unssgeiit an unierer tnoufrteaen
Gntpideluna 6at?""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

SIN einem ldngeren Mrtiz
fel iiber bic Cartilage i6reibt 9r. 8.
%. 6abercpm aug Waibinston II. o.:
ruMn vSirieteit" lit Der gantee benz
Manne Der alien Welt iiber. Gs 1T
nod oar nidt 10 lanee Der, ats bic @ez
tperbe, tpenieftens bic meiiten, bier
mod in ben Winbeln laeen, unb als
bas @oIf anfing, feline 4ufmerfidmfeit
ben Snbuitrie'n Su5upenben, brau6te
es Sa6peritGnbige. Sic famen aus
aner 6erren 2dnber, 2eute nit per=
f6iebenen Metboben unb ben ebenfaGs
perfhiebeniten Grfabrungen. Seutf9e
biloeten obne Srage ben 4ern Der pioz
Mere unierer Snbutrie'n, aber Gng<
lGnber blieben nidt peit binter ibnen
suriid, unb Jranfretd, 9eleien unb
einiae anbere Gambler lieferten f9dt=
aenspertbe 9rGfte. sic lernten bic
Mmerifaner on, unb bie1e begriffen
fdnen, tpie Die @ortheile Der ginen
nit benen Der Nnbern bereint tperben
unb baburh perbeferte Nrbeitsmetbo=
ben gef6affen tperben fonnten. Gs
bauerte nidt lanse, biz Der Mrbeiter
in u~nferen Sabrifen mebr ~leiftete. als
er in europa s~eleiitet bate. Die
Oeutihen perben elm 9olf Der Oenfer
eenannt, Die Imerifaner finb es nidt
fpeniser. 8ieGeidt pdre es better, gu
faaen, f. finb 9riibler. Das bic beut@
fden Denfer in ben Wifenf9aften ee=
lMeiitet. mar bieier felbf pesen. Sbr
Toriaen sriinbete fi9 auf eble, felbftz
fofe 3pete. unb piele ihrer ~toertboonz
item gntbedungen iinb BON ibnen ME
praftila perfuertbet, fpnbern ielbflos
Der Deffentlidfeit iterIiefert tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29
@efcrn M2arhlnnb. plain.

Rrttt an 23. sunni 1901 IN RrafG
81Le ~eerlaFen @iacu=Sts:iQH, Dis islgt:
SagliG.
40 Ulproens - s&neujgg, 0aUp.liait, Eu9erss
tonn, q. 4 %. Rabu Vfo btm Siosa, IRo aus
qenpmmn SUnntdgs, .. y. gabn, Ubamfers~
burg, WertiusburQ, @l;dttr uRo 9EHit n CD
Der MISREPRESENTATION Sabn.'
9.15 WorasRs 4cHmNr=GEpttb.
l0.5i WbtH0s QttpIHn. Hl5 GMorg=Srcbt.
SdqIi6 Il, dusQs II 0 Ill FL Il & odRt Q D.
7.25 Wovqtng-9orf, g. & 0.E0tp. UHo @ah2t'
Giuie 0itli6 BON Gm0rgz@roct. Carlisle uR0 q. %
9.=9abn.
all Wsorqens 6aastljnit, 6aoersta>oH, sbip'
p%cusburg, fSr,otrif, GEmiis5GrG urO 2. q %.
@abn, Bis GGsuaEooah,
1912 @orgtns-qtiomEi. iir llniOn'SriScs ToF!
unb Gettysburg.
1890 Ra6n.-attonr. mao Gmorps8roos.
225 9ohm.-Naomm. HGG SmorGz|Srooe.
32 Rohm.-8lgt Nountdtn> GIpres Blrlors
g8aqgun); iopis Grtotrld.
Q % RS6m-grertB aa6 Norf nuo %. 4 6. Sis.
All Rntm -FrprfB, 6auptlinie=Gunfts, &ng!-s'
tppu, frebtif, Gmmitsburg Hno 5btpptHs5Arg'
ZOO Watm.-Gep reB bis @lDHeou. Q't0mm- lsn'
ifitg lluions&rioge,
525 Vadu.-Nttumn. Hn9 Alfta.
6I5 IQ6m.-Gttomm. mad u~nioHs8rt99s.
aur 2 onutGgs.
O 2, gp ,ro,us-aftcmm. nab nniOasgriesa uES
* ~pohm-aftsum. mad ltnisHs9rio0s.
4 % Ra6m.-aFtomm. rad altha.
gillette unb @spadsSErtan Pr. @1o' DA'Saltfa
Sfo. balttn an l%luioEs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
eIitcnz urn W1lbruolz ClOrtb=ace.J STATEN.
oS N. SpoD, uerat=CeiaGitSfihrsr.
o. 8. OrisDoIo. Sem 4ahaaltra@c'nf.
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Npcb elm 9uftid,ifT erfuuesn

Gin tpeitersr Grf:noer bsanipruat, rim auftibif;
b~sreersut su baben. p,l5cs Das Mitt,1 praftiTder
autti6itffabrt itfsrn ipiro. 3abGoie Experiment.:
fHo IN bisier '6iHi3t geutabt Dorpfn, bod III bis
Jest tin Griotg nod nidt er3itIt poroen. Gs 1T 5u
boffsn, Sab Sieisr Grfinofr i6ti:bli9 bas 9robltul
er'olerst6 0tlDft bat uno ipiro bem Stlptaauf pie:
les Sbiifss In pi. 2uit ii bsttd6ttibsm antersT,
~eutsegtn gsitben. Site Rsiieart rpirb obne 8ptifcI
biele anotre Sransportmittel perordnacn, 10, nil
Gooftsttsr's Nastnbitters ipertbloie tWt.Di,inen bu
DIT 5ailuug bon Masrn=, 9ebsr= uno 0;er.u.S t6.
rnnatu u~.rordngt bat. 81. Nirtuno, pel6, Geit
Weoilin auf Den piotripsntistn Tastn aushbt, III
rpuHoerbor, INN tpenn Ostrtu!ib e.ng;nemmsH, pirO
fs Epspepfs, Nsrp6ftdt, gsrfopiung, @alepsrgii:
tung unO traufbaftes Ropfpsb beilen. Wdbrsnp be-
SOn,mers if IS cine CUTE M,oiiin pun, Ginnebmsn.
Oa IS Die Ndrrne in rseeimdbiser lbdtjqftit srb1it:u
Der, abfpebrsn tDiro. Bran u%ntsrlaft ni9t, IS 81
prpbireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

Gin M Ii n d 8latt err
sdhlt folsenbes 9ef9idt6en: Cine
bDhere Sohter fommt aus benz pen@
iionat in's Glternbaus in Der Stabt
suriid. Der !0ausarat empfieAlt benz
Batter. iie 10 balb als mDsli4 anf's
aanb 3ur &rdftigung 81 fdiden. Mit
Der 8itte, bod balb iiber ibr gefinben
Nadridt gu geben. entfiibrt Der 3us
Rem Mb1dieb nintenoen @ltern Die
Eodter. = Sage pergeben. obne bab
cine Tohriht eintrifft; ben Gltern
pirb es dneitlih gu Muthe. Der Batter
aibt Elm Eslegramm auf: r5ofprt tez
iearapbiren. tpie es Dir eeht."-Na9
mebrftinbigem 9arren trifft enbliA
folqenbe Mntiport elm: rQiebe gltern,
peraeibt. Sin Mutter. Brief folgt."
Die Drama ipar elmer Obnmadt
nnbe. Ser 9uter bei4loB, iOfort gu
feiner EDAter 5u ellen. gr fanb fie
su feiner Jreube bei'm beiten Befinz
ber. Ser idredliAe Selsgraphift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

ueber bic 8efabren zines
GeciprocitGts : 8ertrage5 nit Sranf=
reid i9reibt bic San 5ran5isco
Mbenbpoit:" uWenn bic &epubltfaner
i'm Often ii9 pirtlt4 baau bereoen
lafen ~folten, ben 3eciproeitdts=8er=
trag nit 5ranfrei9, nie er BON benz
gommifdr &afpn nit benz fran5Diiz
Observation-Disclosures bereinbart NOR
ben lit, gut5ubeiBen, bann mO9en tie
Californian aus Der 2ifte Der republiz
fanti6en Staaten itrei9en. Die Snz
fraftiebung isnes Behring's tpiiroe ben
Weinbdu in un1erem Stdate, Der 5i6
mad elmer 3eit Der I6neren Rotb eben
fpieber emporraffft, b~olitdnbig unterz
briiden unb ni9t nur bic pielen fleinen
Weinbauer, fonbern audi bic 9roBz
Wein5idter unb =9dnOler treffen, nit
einem Wort, bic bielperIpre6enbe
@eininbuitrie in G~ulifprnien, bic
glidli9 bic 8inberfranfbeiten iibarz
itanben bat, pernt6ten. Wus bic poar
Smporteure II. Weinbdnbler i'm Often
ettpa babel geptnnen, mii1en Die Calf
FORMER brett 5ebnfa6 perlieren, unb
Der tnbirefte @erluft, ben Californian
unb bic ganaen Ser. @taaten erleiben
piirben, ldbt it9 gar nidt bere9nen.
Neben6ei mub man %bebenten, bab bic
bon 5runtreid importirten gep0bn=
li4en Sif4peine metitens tinitli9e
probutte unb nidt, pie bic calf
forniI9en Meine, refine gtaturprpbufte
finb, bic nur Der ridtigen 8ebanblung
beoiirfen, um NIT ben beiten eurppdtz
fden Weinen confurriren su f0nnen.
2teber gar feline Gectprocitdts : Ser
trdge, als iol4e, Die gu @uniten zines
Staates unb zines 8etriebes auf aoz
item zines anberen Staates uno gum
Na9tbeil bes 9smeinpobls tpirten
tpiirben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

Ser rite Sommer B 8
20. Sabrbunberts bat eigenartise
Wetterlaunen. 9ibe. pis tie felten
Dorfommt, unb bann iofort nod i'm
Muguf &dlte unb Elm S9neeitirmz
9en baraufgeieBt, pie porseitern in
Gnalnnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

Das S9mugeelgedd t
ffebt iebt BEL un5 in fdDniter 9liithe.
esn ben DItliden !9dfen, defenders in
Nep : Yorf, perosn @inpanberer, Die
fein geieBli9ss 3e6t CUR 2anouns
ba5en, eingsi9muggelt; an unierer
nDroli9sn uno iiioli9en 2anoesgrenz
AZ tperpen gbinefen gum greiie bon
SO bis 200 Dollars eineefdmuggelt,
unb DEN Reit oieier Snouftrie befor=
qen piele Der 5uritfsbrenoen europa
Meiienben. llnb popberlp peib nidts
ndDnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

Senator Sillman r.
flGrt, er balte iebr penig BON ben
omerifaniI4en 3eitungs : ReDatteuz
ZEN. Sir bieIss 11rtbeil barf er auf
Segenieitigfett re4nen. Cine 2tebe
lit Der anDern tpertb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

8 ritannien, bic r5err:
fderin Der Meere," unb 5rantrei9
has itol5 auf ieinen 5loitenausbau
lit, buben in ibren Oiesidhrigen Slot
fenmanDbern ge5eigt, DaB nod 8iel
gu tbun iibrig bleibt. Ser abfpre=
denben urtbeile iiber Die englif9e
6lotte finb piefe, unb, mas Ihpere1
fpiest, fadmdnnti6e. SaB Die fran:
sDiii9e Slotts gang unsureidenb per=
~propiantirt mar, bate i'm Grnitfaat
perbGnqniBpon fperben fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-29

Nus Ser a1lgemeinen
Werndferun9 unIerer Snbuitriezpaz
pierre borf man f9lieben, baB BET uns
fosar Gegenpart unb 3utunft auf
benz WdfYer lteat.