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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Dfut(de Sparbank pOn Baltimore,

Gle,psftsG Baltimore unS @utarnz StraRe,
Den 3. Syanuar 1901.
4uf Grfu6en bes Sircftoriums Der sSsutl6eu
sparbunt DON Baltimore" babsn bic llntsr3sibHstcn
pus 98irt.n Der Sant ipGbreno Oss pereangtuen
Subres iprofdltie unteriubt unO berIdt:H GOlgtns
ess:
8,traq Der peripaltstsn 8sIO,r an 81.
Re3ember 1899 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81, 400 GA. 30
erb1Itsn ......................... 1,O62 021. p
9iuTen unD SipiDsnDen erbalten... ll3 3S9. .07
sotat 50, $3.50 10
Sen GepoftOrsn suriifbt= 400. .ooo
;ablt .............-.. $995, ,6S4
gstritbsfof.n unb Saldre 14O95.15
6tuatg= unb StaOtteusrn 7,057.00
9rdmie uno SantqebdtOs
ubeel1rrebsH .......... Il, 1910
-- 1,03S, ,216. .45
gstrag Der ptrtpalteteH Seloer om 81.
Sesembr 1900. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $2,597, 2S.l4
Sie Gelber Der gant ino in iolirsn @ertbpapireu
anb Sarleben aui @,runpeiaentbum ongtlcet uno N
Der InF6t Der nnterjsidneten fnO Die Oorltben
ponfommsn eeii6ert unD bic Ganf lpiro ipariduI uno
gelpiFtnbdit pertuatet.
Cont er6fin,t fudhrenp ots Snbrts. .......... 9lS
Gonti an 81 ESeienlbtr 1900. 523b
suffapus u. SpbIer,
g. .. Sdbnepfe,
5arrp W. Sensinser.
G,&s,G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
RieberIags Der Strtter in
Wnttperpen.


Qntperpen, 4. San. - Der
Strife Der 5ra6tperIaber unb Dodarz
better 1T gum Nbf6luB getommen.
Sie 6aben cine Nieoerlage erlitten unO
no6men beute unter ben BON ben Dir
beitgsbern gsiteqten 9eoingungsn bic
Nr6eit tpieber auf. gs pirb beTiir6z
tet, baB bic 2(nneienbeit BON 5000 inn
portirten g1ift Union Qr6eitern gu
2rapa0sn 9frGaB gsben nirD. Der
Se6lf9Gag beg 9trites 1T auf ben
M1argel an 5Onbs 5uriid5ufii6ren.
@iele Der 4usItGnbigen unb beren Suz
milien Iinb 9unger uno gleno preisz
ge9eben.
ga blen IN Wien..
Mten, 4. San. = @eTtern fano
bic 8oM Der At Mitglieber ots Hei9sz
rat6ss nnter bem @sIsbe fatt, tpel9ss
aGqemeines Stimmre9t fefieB!. 8sz
Ionbsrss SntereFe erregte Der &amPT
3piI9en @o3ialiIien un0 2lnti Sez
miten. Die @riteren ero6erten brei
Gibe, 3tpei berIel6en in ben @iensr
0a6lfreifen. Sn anoeren 0ifriftsn
erlitten Die Go5ialiTtsn 8erGuits, unb
i6re Ganbibaten tpurben BON ben Nlz
tionatiIten, Haoifaten unb QlnOeren gsz
i6la9en.
g SpiBenf1Op plerna9 Il "a +.
2onOon, 4. San. - Ser DAM
pier rPuniTian" BON Der vNllun 2iz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
r >F|ll<f|l|j

Gim.rl,i hi, bsitiss ODER ibn'iosuSe S3m'rl'H
S,r Rbsumotittr, 8,ttdseries Sbpad)s, Rri07'i'
Gero0i,, H,urllegtsr o0,r nit RraHtbsitsn St9aI'
t.t, nnshnlten man,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
@aODGD's &eaOb Nelte
bietct fnfurtiae Yino ernn9

e,.o,n Sopipsb CMiQrdu. oosr utro0ic5 Re9r'
p,bl 3abui6merlen, 0euralait, 8bsumatismus,
osreuidus. Sdmtricn uuo 5apdb. i'm 8idta,
Dem RHdarat ooer Den Ricrcn. 8aaD.rOen in Dec
aebcraea,no. 5citeuteG,u qIui6ptGuHg DIR G'z
lents unO sdmtritn ieo:r Nrt ibafit Die A2oi's
tation BON &dopaDs Sieaop 8eliet iOtorti0e er'
l,idbteruuq unO oiT;u fortg:Icbter @:broua tinl0s
SAGE lang bcm.rtn,a;gt :nt p:rman,Hte 6tiluHG.
Qino,rt iofOrt Die 8neiocnof,n S3mtrI'H 6'b'
6utjtrouus,u All nm bailt 6oH0ttiOnsI, ioDsbi
o; Der Qua9ca, De Nag;ns, o:s uHtsrltibs, als
eudb DIR Sritieu UNI Sbltim6aut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
100 WeeiIen in Der gtunre

mittels Sampffrait ooer Gcttris;tGt f6 fort3ubts
pe9sn luiro III abicbbarer 3tit zine 5batabe lem.
Sbat;dbs if abr tSt ion uuO prO fir ale 3titen
bsibtH Oab tc!ne 10 beiltrditiae 2lr5nsi aui Otts
psttr ge.lt trtirt iiir ale 9ei0tu Der 9eroauunes
prQaEs, Dts D2lg,ns, Der 9eber, Der Sdrme unD Der
3itrcn pit Oi: beriibmttn ST. 9srnarO Grduter.
piqtn. Sur III 8eSug aui oitie ie0cnsreids Ar5uti
madt bic gSelt tsins Gorthritte; DeuR es bat ME
elm. befere TeDii;n iiir ale ieue 9eiOtn staebeH,
nod prO IS eiue oIfs ie atb,n. Uiir nur 25 Gtnts
in aaen Ipotbeten iu taWLea. (Si, 90, Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
20. Sabrbunbert
Bargain

beuts, eamfas. Gs III Der trit. bon unlts
rtn oebrdn4libsn Wo9eni4lubsg srtduftn
bes reuen 5abrbunDerts, unD rpoasn mir
nenfefbeu bnrb eintn rpunsernolltn ftpeis
tdgissn gsrtauf bon @einen uub Spirituos
len III einem beHfpiirbietn 9eftafteH. 8ers
arfien Sic abex nidht, bel iebem Ginfuitf
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2Netroporttan Savings 2sanR
ftpn Baltimore.

g, 6. Gbriper ............. BrdFoent.
SameS g. Hpan.. .... ShaeWeItter.
Sie unt.7s als elm bon ben SrettOrsn
Der rWstropolitan 6apings Sant" ernanntts llntsrz
iu6unss=Gomits 5ur 9rifung DER Gn9eltgsnbtitsn
bsaettr Corporation ttnO sur 8srrttntli6ung sinss
8eridts Ibtr cine otrartiQe llntsrubung, unttrs
breiten abtuugspoa bus GOlgenoe:
9etrag Der l. St3ember 1899 an
@anD btfnoli5sn Gpnos. 81, TAG, 412.78
BON Sspoiitoren ndbreno oes ptrgan=
genen Sabrss ,mpfdueen.. .......... 1861, ,242 4S
In SipiosnDsn snlpfaugen fir slttisn
unO Sblieaiontn, iopie 3initn thr
Sarleben .....................'..... l4o,9oo.oo
3itIammen .......................$4 ,857. .665. .S4
g8Opon a6susebtn ino Dle folet:
Gin Sepoiitoren be3ablttr
9trae 1p6breno Des oers
adngenen SSabres. s........$l 727, ,553.A
Stuats= uno StaDtfteuern
uno unfoften. 2,399.59
9rdmi.n fir &ttien II. Obs
liqationen ............ 15,5S5.52
- l. 767, SOC 55
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Gpunpns AZ perlanaer.

0isi.tbtn bersdtiesn Sic ,u i3Snsu unb
eltqanttn 8ei9enfer.
.guritp= godtaiis,s better, als irosnS
tpcl6.r, Der Gber bic Bar berdbs
rei6t tptrb, bro Quart 79c, pro
ytnte Observation-Disclosures. 40C.
goot6's oba gurnstt's SomsSiu
bro Quart ....................... sue.
geriibmte garonel1d=Beine, in ben
Weinedrten auf Glaidtn eesogen;
bro Gonone S2 90; bro Staf6e.... 50c.
Gab' ale, BRO Susero. .S3
Burts's Gutnneb' Stout, proSuts
ttno ....,.. .S1. 90
Tsartini uno SaofF itafinii8I
M.rmutb pro Nuurt=GIai6e...... SIC.
9Seab <grunntipetH, pro Auart=Glas
fbe .....-......-......... 1Sc.
Gules Weure fran,DFitgr Goqnat=
gronntapein, in Gfaiaen impOrtirt,
pro Quart ....................... 90
<er Ropaf Ebe. edrontirt bier
SABRE alt bro @nllore.. 81 95
Nbinntb, bro fldide.. CSC
6r.ms bsDlentbe, bro NuurtsSlas
att.r san.s 6. geSptrJys6ishs,
bro Quart $1.OO; bro 9ints...... 5Oc.
geooD & Co.'S fsiner Sauaicus
Stum. pro 9ints. s.................... 39c.
Steiner alter aumaieo=gaum, pro
Ser beriibmte rSiloer erpp."
Sabre olte Wbisfes. bro Sullont $2. 10
@orsiieli6e alte Rortf, Sbsrrsz, Gas
totpbas Wuscattls. 8ptbneine, anqelica,
Mabeira. bro gatons $1.OO, oDsr
3ro bldt0e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. zoe.
GgasROqs, sum e'sbruu6 fertis,
bro NuaTt.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC.
qrdparirter Som uno Srrp, fir bas
heibe Wafsr f.rtiq, Elm. Cuort=Sld=
ide fi.fert brei Gudrts; fir. ....... Csc.
25 @arietdten BON Miriotur=2it5s
ren unb godtaifs, bro Slafbe.... DC.
Marai6tnosairf6sn, bro Nuarts
UluiUe O0C.
arhftantfrter gfod unb 8pe, bro
JldlOe Toe.
9eon Ia gorte frana5Fi6erGoeuacs
granbb, bro GuartsSlafd.. roc.
Gee=Ioaa, tonstntrirt, fir bic 6insu=
! fiiaune bon mild bereit. bi. Nudrt=fyla.
i6s tpeun bergsri9tt, lisfert brsi
Ouurts ............................ ssc.
Gurotd. bro drt+Suq. ... 9Sc
alter Iepfsl=graunttpstn, pro gal=
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aires 8 d u 8 tue is.

Dffens GoHti am l. Sonuar 1900. 1886
Gffene Cont am ]. Sanuar 1901. 1863.
Salttmorr, Den 4. Sunuar 1901.
Mm bsutiesn Sag. uuteriubt unb olpobl i'm 8e=
trff oes 9lustuess fuit Der SeturtGten fir ridtig
befunOen. Die 9anf pirb nab uriersr Ieber3suz
eung in umf6tiQer uno ipariam,r Q4sit oelsitst
uno spurbtn Die Sarlsben unO &apital=Inlagen in
ia9etmd6er Q4eie pemadt.
6orace Surrousb,
Sbepepre Hpttu,
O.. 9S. Sicdu,
(50 lluterjudungs seG ontite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-05
Nnnffnilirer hurflnrhrnnnt.

Ri9monb, Mo., 4, San. = u.
M. 5oipler, prGfOent Der Rap So.
8ant," tbeitt nit, oaB 8aTfrer So9n
20. S6otipell Ieit te5tem Montag ptrz
miBt piro, uno baB feline 8iiGsr pon
einem Staut5 @raminatOr geprHft
perben. NGEsre8 iiber oas ebentuelIa
Oefi3it 1T nod ni6t betannt, bod bas
ben bic 2lttipnGre etne @erTammluug
gebalten uno $21 900 9e5ei9ret, nm
irgsnb Elm Manfo 81 beden. Die @es
ifdfte Der 8anf perben pbne llRter4
bre4un9 f0rt9e[eBt.
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&aOlDaD'6 &caDD 8cltef

bcilt nnS DerbinScrt
Grsdttunsen, Snfttn. SaIsIeieen. SnausHia'
Srpnbitis. 2unscnentsnneuns, 3beumass
tismus. gecurnIsie. SOpffdbmsrien.
Sabnftbmcrssn, affbnta.
Ntbembefcbpereeu.
stiGlt bic befti0tsa 5 5@mtritH
in 3eit RON elmer bis 1tpan3io Mjuuttn. Ribt cine
5tunot, nadto,m cr Siei, &uJsige uslccu, bat ir'
asu 3smanO n6tblg, Q 9mer5tu aus3us
# sbeH.
Suutrli6. - Gin bulb.r big siu Ebttl6fFti
in elm bulb,s Glas g8dii:r miro in ncnScn Ninus
t.n b,isn Rrdmpis. GouOufonen, lauren WtugsE
uts.t,it, Grbrt8,u, soObr,nnsn, 9tj9rdns. Sur&'
ian @olf, SlabunQeu urtO als innsrIiben S9msr'
3.n.
Malaria In irtnsn perfdbieecnen iprmen furirt
une oerbutet.
sc aitbt tein WeDtfoment in Der gBelt Dos fts.
be- MD 9Sed)lsfIsber uHo ale anosrca maiariiden,
bilioieu uuo DuitigtR f5itbsr I'M 9trein nit q os
NAP y tIltR 10 RAID bsbebt, ME Or dOs
nap'g &tdOp &tlitf
Rtiism0t iOlttn tets cine 5laio5. &aopaD's
qRFr o,rbiitm RraHtbeit oo:r llsb,lbtfnDtn in
folqt @,rdHOerung Ots gBafTs Gs in b.fer, els
franlnNittr SrauoD ootr btttert NtdoiJiH,H O0er
9rts 50 Gents pro Glai4t gertauft BON Qutn
Apotbstsrn
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S5OO,OOO
augulta=
Ci(en6a6n= nn'
ele6tril6e
GOmp0gnie
4Ozjdbrigs 5 prog. WuIa ponNs
eriter 9ppptbef.
Satirt bonn I. c5uni 1900. sSGllia an l. SUM- 1910
GeIammtsNusaabe 81 900, 900.

1897 1893 1899
gruttosGinna6s
men -. sl64, 1860 $174, 1892 500, ,S52 81
Hetto Gtunnb=
men ........ 67,15n 76,95OA S8,573.15
usbri6ub ii6er
laufsnoe Nusz
eabsu ....... n,195m 26,35O.94 58.572. Is
8n 8erbnoure nit Der geraus gnbuna Don ST.
600 900 ino 8ortehrunqeu aetrpisn rporosn fir Die
Vercnsqabnne bon $276. 900 in 9uar untsr Der Int=
F3t unleres Psneenietrs fir 9erbeferuHeen hes 6z
gentbums, tpoOurdb bic Wirtiamfett Der Iulaet be=
orllteno erbo1t uns bic Ginnabnez zGapostdt OerieI=
ben rsrgrDbsrt tpsrDen apiro.
Sit 9ppOtbeten Srebriefe, eeissl:deu 9ro3eOuren
etc, bic nit Der CbliadtoRsn=2t =2tusgabe in 8erbins
oung teben, Duroen bon unierem 4nDllt G(aior u.
9R. 8enoble eepriift uno ribtie bsfunoen
Rlle Gblieoton.n bisier Dirt, mi, Seturitdtcn auf
bic Strubenbabnsn in Horfolf, 9ltldnta. G6lrlcfon,
Charlotte unO uuore, BIZ. mir in ben lesDerflofeuen
brs oDer bier So6rsn pertauften, fperoeu ieBt NIT
einsm 3Gh6lag BON big ;u 10 9urtten beioblt.
gBr fno Der Snit9t, Oab bic lueuitlz Oblgatiouen
tinen gtnfisen 9erglei9 nit ;reenO iuebsn bieier
Sefurtdten 1usbnlten, bd Dirtlben tne obout erite
S9Dpotbef dlrf bas oeiamnte Gisentbum blpen, pbne
ieoe borberaebenoe 8erpfdnDure irgeno tpeler Dirt.
Sd mir ungefd6r ote odlfte Der obigtn 9lugpabe
an RGptaliften in bietqer Stnpt un0 unOsrfpdrts
bertauft buben, offer;ren mir Jest ben unotrtauten
Reft su l01 uno uufetlaufenen 3inisn.
gBtitere @nstunft Dirb ouf 9trlaneen ertbdlt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-17

TIN Jail should nave been sufficient evI-
dance Of Ms innocence According to
the testimony OF Chief SEahl AEr Smart
was discovered BY that official while
I'm The act Of making strange signs
pru1a1ly a vo06oo funeral service over
a lone keg WhIeE was hiding in the
weeds back q 3Ir Smarr's residence
4eS East Crane street. Epo1 seeing the
strong arm OF tie law IN his Immediate
nsiEhhorhood he made q swift walk
away, but was intercepted BY the E1ly
cl-etrzin and placed under q condition
known as arrest HIS eEiefness further
stated that 1Ir- Smart requested the
privilege Of changing MS shirt and TTaas
Eraci11siv granted the privilege ard
rhar said FK tn Smart did teloElnuzhE
climb gur nt a. window 1n tile opposite
side ct tie house and depart while Els
friend the chief waited patiently for
his return in clean Ealllelt- Later Mr.
Smart came around To headquarters
and delivered niuseI1 into the cluEch
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-17
SCHOOL OF Y.M c. A.
WI onsn Oetober IztE-

Ths Business cGurse IS Esa % Al
members Of the Assertion
TIE studies are Bookkeeping. Ele-
r1=1rarF and Advanced. ArzzlEn.9-LE-
Elementary and Business Practical
Grammar and Letter VFEirlnEs SpeAIng
and E-uErua rzcu
Professors E- IT. R1l11e0tsr and c. e.
Van HORN have heen engaged - teach
Arz Ter this year. and are thoroughly
equipped hw long experience aS teachers
Iii Business colleges To help Us1 70 the
very nesr adrauraEe-
Each student VIII receive pers1ual at
re1lcu and rhcse Who complete The
course vz1 Be AWARDED zhz Intzrlzr1on-
a. certificate
Fer kEther Information CAL At TIE
Azsoeiztso1 oGcs On Ezst Eslgthh street,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-17
WILL HEAR BANDA ROSA.
Out az Town People Are Now Buying
TIekats-

Out Of town people are beginning to
be heard from at rhe ticket sale Of the
Banda Rossa concerts which commence
Thursday night orders are coming il
for seats 4 block Of ten good chairs
was this moruIng reserved for a party
OF C0ncordfa people The C0ncordia
eoucert-goers sent n for the tickets y
4 friend IN this city This seems 70 o.
the EnoSE popular form or raSeE 4ll-tl
for those living cut OF the city Many
ToDekanS have already purchased seats
for out Of Town friends VI no have re-
Q1ested than % DO 50
In order 70 mtL1ngly observe TIE Eu-
neral day OF the president. SOFreEltIsla
viii open Thursday nights concert with
A dirze This VIII be his own coEulo-
sftion. a fuueral rnaxcn 70 Fresls1eEls
NIcECfuI@v which h. has finished It
was rekearse5 By Lhe band this morn
Ing IN Kansas city should this nun
Der receive an encore which seems not
unlikely. Chopiu's funeral march sslA
Be played This mum Der. IS played oy
things in band music
The appropriate addition OF a funeral
number gives more set mum o@rs To
Thursday evenings programme than 10
number FOR an evening c1ncerE Of the
red band IS eight. but the nrsE concert
viii have nine This IS the exact NUM-
Der the United states Marine band
started IN TO play al its concert here
last suring but before Il finished L
had played twenty-five selections r
IS ofteu this way also with the Bands
Rosa the eHcures frequently exceed
ing the numbers programmed
As now arranged the list q music Ter
THURSDAY night seems 10 be the best IN
the series Fer light melody there are
TWO marches. The Kansas City spirit
ana Willow Grove the song Her rum
per. Ma Lady La and the dainty. ex-
-r.,5=4ra ir4tAvrrTsxzra a~Ssafprrsa 70 which the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-17
POLICE JOTTINGS.
Whisky Sellers Have Another
Inning in Court.
VIM. Smart Is the Oniy One to
Escape
MARTIN DIDN'T SAY 1T.
COl0red Preacher Acquitted Of
Talking Against Mckinley.
Young Hopeful Fined For VIC
lating CarfeW Ordinance.
MARTIN DIDN'T SAY 1T.

10 enters here
leaves hone be-
bind IS the pass
word used by the
Booze Sellers IN
ion On entering
police court But
one af them e.
ca ped this morn
ing TO his perS 0nal
saEIsfac riol a II 4
the houEdlAsS Joy
Of his attorney
Joe Reed This
fucky member vas
VIM smart who
3 ielded up his sol
irAEy keg on sat
urdaE last The
fact thar Smart
was unable To get
bond and spent
the time while
4 waiting trial in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-17

'-Scure years ago 7 was ere q q party
t1az z1<snsieI making q long Bicycle grip,
says I LaTIlr OF NeE Albany Brad
ford eauu-r taken suddenly
urlzn ziarrEI raa- and was about r1 give NJ
rE= trip when E-1EEor Ward. OF r1z Lacey
Vile Messenger suggested rhar take
dose OF CHlarl EHriaEr1z Collie. E-r1EaER and
Nlarr E1@4 Remedy purchased 11-11e
Gm1 wnnE -Ul doses. ere 1&E1r@ starting
ard nI thu route made rhe Ert-
successfully and never felt any Eli effect
AEaEl last sumner I almost COM
rlarz1w r1n down with an attack Of dyz-
eutzrH r1uEnr z zcttle CT this same
remedy ard this tine ere dose cured
DA- sid - AL druggists
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-17

for infant feeding is mixed Cows
rl1lE Ercur herds az native breeds. Bor-
len5 Eagle Brand CONDENSED Mix
herds are properly housed. scientifically
fed and are constantly under trained
Inspection Avoid unknown brands
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-17

S1z Fra1c-sco z1d return So Tex
cts On sale September II TO ~ luclu-
1lVas d1al return lluit c-crsmber IS
So A. Il Ez4sz fsr fzu ilformatioa-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-17

TIE members ot the F-ratarnaI Aid
&C CARRIED park tomorrow and ia tn
evening a free enter EainuIAn+ will De
given ait the hall OF Shawnee council
40 & located at No 1Q1e North kansas
averua All mem1 ers- and fr1sn1s Of
the association are invited
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-17

Horton Anniversary sept 2o<h- 1901
81 IS for the round trip Fer full
particulars see A. II EULER
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-17


Of the law This seemed 90 be the sx-
tent of tie testimony and although TIE
defendant admitted rnAE r. rAnrE1 the
the campus Mr. B- T Torrens &C the
RoudaCush Real Estate 60. was called
nounced that Mr.. Smart was undoubr-
eddy zulry, because Why di9 he not
EFar t-e A91se a11 90 no1 &c enls1
- q - l-7ss---= = 80 --s -. -
= - - s--l-5
over A=z ~Ez-e--iEA--- SUI -A= court
enough 20 -o41 M smart L 1laeA-1 ss1-
1Lr- attorney Joseph 4Asel Also y Oh
another case this morning IT was Etl@
against Rev. Robert Martin tn= an
etent Ethiopian VINO vas accused 1s
Of Speaking respectfully er the deaf
president Lr > asEl1Eiz-o Eolllver-
Slsrah Buffalo and Sistan Lou5
were on na1l1 % EeA Wn2- they 6neEF
about the -rs.lzcToi1s tax but Ine EsS-
rtmonT OF 1zszA1 Ln1S let Martin
out She sali that his talk amounted
to this That tne reason people wanted
70 xiii The PRESIDENT Vas because they
wanted kInss kor rulers ana that e
was dead The court discharged Rev
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result Of the bitter dsng1eia5lon OF
--Deun1icrat.-' which seemed 10 be an
equivalent for sanarchist' in his vo-
cabularE-
O. Rader the silent barber. who TTas
arrested last Sunday for keeping his
=ron Omen came silently into court and
nodded vigorously Al the written ques-
ton handed him Guilty OF not
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1891 70 grange for memorial services
as a E11ghrly tribute 10 the memory Of
oar EfIusrrious frater and houorad
President 4 fun attendance * re-
lueszz1 A. O IS GILMAN
Eminent Comma uS1er.
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n e1[ITe la-aECe O Lls C1T VS.
devoted I'd LeszrS Schwartz. FInney.
Jordan and E-laGer AL mem bers OF the
brotherhood W10 are suffering under
the oDuresSfon Of Cur cruel city orC1z-
names The 1onE-suEArfng ScnWarez
stood for three counts. and his coIcre5
brother bore tie white mans hurdaa
TO a pair O. rat-up jobs
The suburban citizen., 1901-12-14
Hunting Stories.

Once he was shooting where his host
happened to have killed boy and a
keeper in the same season, and he
asked a beater whether his master
felt the matter very much. The an
swer was, "Well, sir, he didn't care
much about the by. He gle his mother
five pounds. But he were very wexed
about the man. He didn't go out
shooten for a whole week" This in
Norfolk was considered an evidence Of
the climax Of human emotion. A Lord
Cholmondeley Of the past once incau-
tiously asked the Mayor and other no
tables of Kings Lynn to enjoy a days
shooting, They got little sport till
they approached the Hall, where they
blazed away freely, but they were
somewhat taken aback, when at a
banquet which followed, a horrihed
servant brought the appalling intel
ligence that "the Lynn gentlemen had
shot all her ladyships tame par
tridges. ."-London Morning Post.
The suburban citizen., 1901-12-14
Smoking in Cuba,

Cuba produces no tobacco for cneW:
ing or pipe smoking The Cubans who
smoke pipes may be counted on ones
fingers without making a second
round on the fingers. The cigar and
the cigarette prevail. To what extent
the Cuban cigarette might ever be.
come popular with American smokers
Is matter beyond determination. Il
Is certain that most Americans Of pro-
ionged residence, become, II they De
smokers, addicted to the Cuban brands
and find difficulty in weaving them
selves back to American brands O,
their return.
The suburban citizen., 1901-12-14

In spite of the lamentations Of the
college president, it is a fact that the
modern American does tower. His
genius and his training have been
directed toward achievements Of
practical, material character, and not
toward literature and art save as
they are incidental to science and to
commerce and industry. This is our
age Of material development, and it is
more because Of the trained intelli-
gence and originality and daring OF
our captains than because Of the pro-
far surpassed anything the world had
ever accomplished.
The suburban citizen., 1901-12-14

Contagious diseases seem to have
their orbits, like planets or comets.
For many generations the bubonic
plague, the Black Death Of Boccaccio
and De Foe, was unheard Of. Now 1t
is virulent and persistent in several
countries. In some years cholera kills
great multitudes. In this period it as
sails no victims in any quarter Of the
globe. But smallpox is active, and is
causing anxiety both in the Old World
and the New On the other hand,
yellow fever has been almost entirely
extirpated in Cuba, and it does not
seem to be y.o,ent at this time in any
part Of South America. The laws
when govern the spread of pestilence
puzzle physicians and laymen alike.
The suburban citizen., 1901-12-14
Tennessee's stIngy Man.

A cotton man, who halls from east
Tennessee, was talking to group Of
friends about some of the old charac-
ters UP in that portion of the state.
There was young man up there
about my age" said he, who ap-
preached me one day and asked:
Did you know my father before he
ran away from homer Il told him that
, did, and then he continued: Well
sir, he was the stingiest man ! ever
saw, and he loved whisky better than
any man l ever ran across. When I
used to live with him before he drove
me away liquor Of the good old Ken
lucky kind was selling at five cents a
drink, He has been dead a number Of
years, and IL he were to come back
now and find that it was worth fifteen
cents a drink, 1 believe he would go
back to the lower regions and spend
the remainder Of his days rather than
pay the difference"