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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-19

g~utgebetBen in ben SGGen bon @ugen
@an g2eB, $17,730; SbOmuS 8rOgon,
1896; 9ard6 81. Green, $3994; s.
g. gonrdbi $6024. SnOentdrDer3ei4>
nife eingerei9t in ben 5GQen bon $.
.. 8eaG, $13,512; So6n McSntire,
$1064; Qnnu u. s. 0unfell, $125.
8ertGuFe rattfi8irt IN ben Sdnen BON
patrif S. Servings, $500; SRomas
g. @aif6er, $113; Sacob 3. 5olB,
$83; Sacob 6. Mbittingtpn, $13,635.
Ri9ter at 9arge. - (8or
Ri9ter 9beIps.) Martha 6. M}orrts
gegen Sames u. Gbie, @innanb abgez
tpieien unb Qbre9nung ratifi5irt. -
9as 9eri4t bertagte ft4.
(8or Ri6ter 0ennis.) Die r@ittz
gems Sruft &c 0epoiit Co." gegen S.
81. Somptins, Ginpanb ~abgetpieien,
nit @rIau6ntB gu umenOiren.
&reisgeri4t. - 8or Ri4ter
@tofbriOge,) Sobn 9. 8. 5inblap
gegen bic Baltimore Sruit C 8ua=
rantee &c." unter 8erat6ung.
Griminalgert9t. - (8or
Ri6ter Rit6ie.) 9iebitabl - 3obert
6. McGob, ni6ti9uloig. 8agabunO
= George s. Nrtbur, Elm Monat Sc
fdngniB. Nngriff - @lOribge Bates,
80 Sage @efGngntB. @pirituoienOer>
fauf an Minberjdbrige - 6erDinanb
8. @ooObues, i4ulOig, urt6etl uufge>
f6pben.
Q6t6. gr. 2. = (@or Rt8ter Dob
ter.) Neutrality-suspicious. Sra
3ier, Elm Su6r 9efGngniB. 9ie6itaRl
: Sobn 8urgon, i9ulOig, urt6eil
aufge19p6en; So6n $. 8rppn, 5tpei
Monate StaatS : Nrbeitsbau8; S4os
mas SabIer, 90 Sage @efdngniB,
4ngriff - 3e66ie Green, flint Sage
@efdngniB. 8erIafen - Soi. @im=
mons, Der Srau So alimente pro- DO
de 8ugeipro6en. @erfudter Sim
bru6 = 6enrp SobnfOn, fiitirt. Ser
7u6te 8ranOfiftun9- SObn 6. @iPs,
ni6ti6uGOig.
6uperiDr t.-(8or
Ri6ter Wrig6t.) gatrid 8. P4tlbin
gegen @il6elm unO 8ern6arotne
@6luter, @erbitt gu 9uniten oes
8ldgers fir $50. Sir Samitog: ans
trGge auf Der Regiitranoe.
@tabtgert6t, - @or Rt4~
ter @6arp,) 96ilip Sucobion gegen
9apio Pime8, Nntr0g fir etnen neuen
grO8eB 8uriidge3ogen unO 3a9Iun95s
befe61 auf @erOitt fir 5000. Belle
M}. @ristpeG gegen @aaie Miner, 4n@
trug fir einsn nsuen 9ro5eB unter Be-
rut6ung, Sir 5amfta9: 4ntra9e ouf
Der 3egiitranbe.
Common pleas 8ert4t.
(gor Ri4ter 9arlun.) SO9n 8udlsp
oeoen Charles @uler, @erOitt fir
8ldger fir $1,000. 5runt @o5cO ge@
gen Die rtniteO RailmapS &c @lectrtc
g." abgenieien, Sir @omita9:
&ntrGge auf Der Regiitranoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-19
4bmtral 9etpep ma4t bic Sffi3tere
uuf Mdngel unO 5e6ler aufmertz
lam.

4bmiral 9epep mu4t bic Sffi8iere
uuf Mdngel unO 5e9ler aufmertz
Jam.
Can Suan, 96rto Gico, Is.
DECEMBER. = Die l1ebungen Der dmez
rifaniI9en 5lotte in 9ei4puberz 5orz
nation lpurben geitern fOrtgeieBt.
9as @6lu6tI6iff n3eras" langte
bier an unO bat feline Steuung in Der
6Iotte Der S4la4tI4iffe ein9enomz
men.
Die Chamber 6aben Bis ieBt ergez
ben, baB bic 5ubr3euge, tpel4e Bis jeBt
nit benz norOatlantii6en 9ef4paber
ni9t i'm 9erbunbe geItanOen baben,
nit ben ber5eitiger Grercitien nt4t
pertraut finb. Sc geltngt i6nen 6Gufig
ni9t, hire Stellungen gu 6e6aupten.
Qbmirul 0epeD nimmt BON alien Sch
lsrn genau Noti3 uno IdBt itd Die
Namen berjenigen Die beri9ie0enep
S9iffe befe6ligenoen Offt3iere NIT
t6silen, tpeI9e ft9 5ebfer gu S4u10en
tommen laien. @r ubermittelt ben
commanbirenben Sffi3ieren feline Nnz
fi9ten CUR ferneren Na9a4tung, Dies
bat gu einsm Wetteifer unter ben
G9iffen 9efibrt, pel4er ii6erli4 MIR
BON Der, beIten 0irfung iein fann. @s
ptr0 ieBt prppF3eit, baB Bel ben
gpolutionen, tpeG9e mad Wei6nu9ten
aus3ufi6ren fem perben, Die S9iffe
ii9 in feferem 2i4te 5eigen nerben.
Sci ben ber5eittgen uebungen ptrb Die
JG6igfeit Der S9iffe duf bic 9robe
gefteqt, ii4 prompt in 8eipegung gu
feBen uno lire Stequngen gu be6aupz
ten, tpenn geie9elt unb bic formation
gsdnoert ptrb. Der &reu3er vg3ep=
art" ma4te geItern feline Snipsftiunsz
fa6rt.
NbmiraG OepeD 1pirb ii9 tpGbrenb
Der 5eiertage ni9t an 8oro bes r9olz
pbtn" begeben, ionbern tpubri4einGi4
an 8orb bss n@louceter" mad ietnen
8eiu6en in Gan Sudn unO ppHte
nab cinem Der tleinerett 96fsn bon
Yorto 3ico ge6en. Der Dolphin"
pirb nd9 81. 8ttts geben, no er Bis
na9 Weibna6ten bleiben pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-19

Qntpalts Der Miner por Der GOmz
milton unb ertldrten, bdB ite tpo9l
nominelG bic ansefiihrten 9ORne
BON $140O, refp. 1851 ~Derbienten,
hiefen Geroient iebo4 nit feds On
feren, ibren 9elfern, tbei!en muBten.
Der 9eneraI : superintendent Der
nPennfplbania 60" mubt augeiteben,
CAB Oiefe p9elfer" cine Ftdnbtge Gin
rt4tung feien, a6er ppn Der @ompdgz
ME in ibren 2obnliiten ignortrt mir
cen. gr CAB bas 8eripre6en, fi4
barii6er gu %inFormiren, ob mod me6>
rene 8eiIpiele G6nli9en gbaratters
eriitiren, pbppbl er bic etpas ieiutttz
f9e @ini9rGntung bin8ufiigte, OuB bic
Ifa8forf9ung ungepObnli4e S4piez
rtgtetten bDte.
ai4ter 9rap, Der @oriiBenbe Der
GommiTiOn, fibGte ii9 nud bieier Derz
b%liiffenoen @ntbiiqung beranGaBt, ben
Soblen6arpnen bic 2ebiten gu leIen.
IS lei flar, meinte er, baB ale Nngaz
ben berfeGbsn iiber tie Qo6nper6Glrz
nife nit 3peifeG aufgenommen per=
Den miiBten, Ou Der @erbisnft ia ni9t
1ein inoiOi0ueu lei, ME a~ngegeben.
Ser 9iilfs45a6rit @Snipettor bes
9cranton|Oiftrttts tpurbe Oarauf
8etreffs Der &inberar6eit Der60rt. Gr
osrii4erte, 0aB cirta 1900 8naben
uno cirta 1900 Mdb9en i'm Glitter BON
Ii big 16 Sabren in ben hena9barten
6a6rtten bei4dftigt ieten, Der 8orz
1tBsnbe 8rop regte Die Shce an, OaB
f1e 9egisIatur BON Ye"uiplpanien Die
@eieBe, pel9e bic &inbelarbeit reguz
iiren, itrenger bur6Fii1rer foate
Rq9iten Samftag Mittag pirb ii9
Die GOmmiiIion iiber Meibna8ten unO
geeuia6r Oertdgen. Qm 5. Sanuar
tritt tie in philadelphia pie0er GUAM
men
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-19

0uBenb 15c. Bis 3Oc.; CRIME 8Obnen,
PRO babe atfte $1.OO big $1.5O; Blu
mentobI, pro SAP $500 Bis $500;
Garotten, pro &ifte Doc, Big 35c.
Dilb: 9aien, prp 9uBenO $1.OO
Bis 1925. Sanger 9iri4, pro Pfunb
13c. Big 15c. 6uiunen, ie Doc. Biz
80c. @ilber 8uter, pro Pfunb lie.
Bis 12c. 8%ebbiibner, pro 9ubeno 81
Bis 1925. @nten: Ma1drb, pro Podr
75c. Bis 85c.; 8~Iaf6eaOs, pro Paar
SOC. Bis &c.; &ebbeabs, pro Paar
$3.50 Big $500; GanDuB6ad, pro
9uur $2.75 bis 1925; gep06nli4e,
BRO 9aar 40c. Bis SOC. 5irfdriiden,
BRO 8funb 22c. Big 25c.
@roceries unb Prppiitoz
mem.
3aFfinirter 3uder: BRO gfuno, ges
piirfelt, 5.614e.; pulOeriiirt, 5.113c.;
STANDARD granuIirt, 5.O13c.; fetn
granulirt, SOLE; grpftul, 5.O13c,;
Columbia q 476c.; gelber, 4.173c.
Bis 4.475e.
.n,,4+sr brn NF,tnh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-19
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
Klssns sIlsa. EIsiss 1ssis Slaiasr Fgss.

tpetns unb elmer Gi9arre auf bemgal@
tOn Oes 2ogir3tmmers.
sd bate Die Sungfer," fu6r So
hias auf meine 8itte fort, nglei4 an
jcnem eri ten @ormittage ge6eten, mid
hur9 9aus unO @orten gu fiibren,
unb our6I4ritt nun i'm belen Nfttz
tagsGi9t an i6rer Seite jene RGume
nod einmaI, bic id in Der gebetmnib@
pollen 8eleu9tung Der E riten MorgenS
aGmmerung bur4irrt bate. Srepp.
cut, treppub folgte i'd i6r, unb laut>
los 6inter un5 FER Der ate, trante,
mopsortige 6unO Des ieligen 9errn,
8orerl, oefen I4ier menI9Ii9es 6iiz
iteln mid itets an bas tritii4e RGuz
Ipern oes Suiti3rat6s erinnerte,
Die blanfgeIGeuberten GOrribore
Seigten jene peinli4e Sau6erteit bcs
alien 6olGnoi56en gei6k9ts. Die
8Gnoe Der 5Gure fparen Bis CUR 0ede
hinauf nit engGii9en photographer
uno fran50fif9en Sti4en unO eng
lif9en Qquatinte6Idttern aus bem4nz
fang bes S~ubrbunOerts 6ebangen nnO
er6ielten baour4 bas Nusie6en be6agz
li6er Wo6nlt9teit.
Nun, 9u pirit mir erlau6en, Dir
mprgen Die S9GBe metnes 9auies
bpr3ufii6ren.
Sungfer 8u6ette iob nit Sreuoer
mein Gnt3iiten beIonOers an an ben
0erten italieniider 8leintunit, ben
berrIt6en fran3Diii4en 8ron3en,
2eudtern, l16ren, bic in ben 8obns
3immern auf Stiden unO &aminen
um6erftonoen, iopie ben tOtIi6en
0elfter Majolita : 8uien unO 4inez
fiI9en gor3eQanfiguren, bic auf Der
S9rdnfsn ii9 brett mu4ten, Mein
b09ftes @taunen gait a6er Der un>
f4dBbarsn @ummlung a%ltzbOqGnois
T4er @emGlOe, pel4e bic @GnOe Der
3immerreiben i'm 3peiten StOdperte
bebedten.
(SortIetu,o Fo(o+l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-19
Snt ,Rauifle crfrnren.

9enbleton, Ore., Is. Deg. -
5ife Grops, Elm alter &riegs6duptIing
Der umdtiqa : SnOtaner, purbe I'M
melt Der Srtf6aft Nt6enu toOt uufgez
funOen. gr mar b~ermut6lid i'm Rauz
f6e bon ieinem pferbe gu 8oben ge=
ftiir5t unO Oann ~erfrpren, SITE Grops,
her 70 Sabre alt mar, bat fi9 i'm
8annod : Snbiunertriege i'm Sabre
1878 ausge3ei6net, inbem er ben gez
fiir6teten 9duptling @agan bOn ben
Snafe : Snbianern t0otete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-19
Simmer nod S1nnmitfrebeI i'm Nn>
thrnritrchier.

9ottSbi11e, 3d., 18. Deg. -
Sbf4On Der @trite Idngit ppriiber,
berrf4t. bod nod OisI 9aB gegen bic
Hidtunion : Arbeiter, unb btes 5eigte
fi4 geftern OaOur6, buB Oas 9aus
bon Mi9aeG MotaiaOage in Repz
9bilabelpbiu, Elm Square bon Der
9auptitraBe Der Orti6aft, but9 9Hz
numit beidGOigt purbe. Die Sbir=
f4pelen unb Habmen unp bic Be-
ran0a fpuroen 3eriplittert; bic 5amilie
fel6ft fam unDerIeBt bapor. Die Sem
iterf9eiben auf einen Square @ntferz
hung tpurben 3ertriimmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-19
Neucr 0rn,rR.

-Srantfort, &p., 18. Deg. -
Ser 4ppeQ6Of bat etnen neuen PRO
5eB fir Sames 9Opurb bepiGtgt, Der
tpegen MttfdulO an Der Grmorbung
bes 9ouoerneurs 9oebel gu lebenS>
GdnsIider 9efdngniBitrafe perurtbetlt
fnnrhen 1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-19
8ie6fntter. uno Strnbureije.

T~oIgenoes fino bic auf ben itaats
Ii6en 8augen fir 9eu, Strob u, +.
IN. geitern er5ieIten 9retIe:
9efIt9e 9eupaage.
9eu.-SimOtbp, $40 Bis $50 pro
Some, RIee6eu ST., gemii4tes ST.
PRO Some.
@tro6. - @si3enftrob $40 Bis
81, Roggentrob $17, 9aferitrO6 $40
prp Some.
Mais- neues, $3.50 Bis $2.75
PRO SAB.
@efGi6e IN a ge.
Sc II. - Simotbp $13 Bis $15 pro
Some; &Ieebeu $12 Bis $14, gez
mtfdtes $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
@trob .-Weiaenitro6 Sc Bis So,
&oggenitro6 $12 Bis $14, 9uferitro9
$40.
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NiehmGrfte.

Sat 2tbertp, Pu., Is. De3.-
Rinopieb: Martt itettg; Preiie $500
Bis $500. S9peine: Martt ntebriz
ger; greiIe $500 Bis $685.. S9afe:
Martt fIau; preiie $3.50 Bis $3.50,
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8utter. pro 0fun0:

@al3fleiI4: PRO PfunD, gar5e
S4ultsrn, engl. geI6n., 113c.; gang
tur3e 3ippen, 109c.; Seitenfped,
HE; gan5e 2ei6itiide, 113c,; @ped@
S4ultern, 114c.; Sugar : @ureo"
@8ultern, HE; @4inten, 149c,
obne 9aut, 1886; Picnic, 1876;
nW&eB"zS 4peinefleii4 $3.50 pro
SAT-; S6mal3 - in Sierce8, gut raj
finirt, lie; in 5GFern, lie.
8affee: H~otirungen iinO pie folgt:
auf Der 8aiiS bon 54c, Bis 58c. pro
Pfunb fir Rto gtr, 7; Santos lie;
Bis LIE; Marucaibo 9ac. bis 1886;
SABA 19c, bis &c.; MQttd 18c. bis
19c.
ger0Tetsr Ruffse: 6. 8. s. in aiz
item, 10 Gts. Bis 1O1 Gts. pro 9funO;
in 8i6fen uno Sdden, reiner Sapu,
32c, Bis 323c.; SABA unO MOtta, gez
mif4t, 27Ic. Bis 28c. pro PfunO; retz
ner Maracai6o. 22c. Bis 223c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-19
0runOeisentbnm 3t bertanten.


3ptift0fige @1uier nit ~elsgunter Grorts, Rr. PEI
unO 2l3l. 6tOerai<5traBe, uubs Dt:ItOnsAotnue.
6tDralsStrabt 1T 100 Sub britt. Nur SfDei BON
eli ibrig eeblieben in Oieiem i9oneL 9dultSstpItrt.
9reis $l25C, 8runOSins nur S.. ;. .. @rotz
baug, 15l2, NOrOs4attsriou= 9art=Ypt S8-o3J
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3r bermietben.
3n oernrietben:

i'm uoro6tli6sn Stupttbeile, al Mapeiraz5trabe,
Sipiiten Slipers unO 5tOeral=Strabs, 1920 pro
Monat. Sir $500 pro 0tonut t0nueu Sic es
f%aufeit. Nabs ben 8apzStrabtu= Ootg Srleonsz
Strdttn=g9aqeons. 8. 9. 8rptbaus 15l2,
NorD.9 Observation-Disclosures l3+S-3l
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6eutige S6luBrdte:

Mdts.-0te 6euttge Wtais3uFu5t
betrug 147,9 17 8uideI; 8erIanOt DON
ben @%lebutoren 1O8,342 8ui6eI; Glez
putorenz8orratb 898,894 8ui6et.
@ertGufe: 5000 8u1deI Sobr gu 50,
1000 Steamer gemtf6ter Spot gu so,
1900 Nr. 3 Spot gu 49,, 10000 ST.
bruor gu 495, 10000 Sanuar gu sol
$4,000 Sanuar gu 50, 10000 Sabr.
gu 524 10000 Sanuar gu 503.
6o,,I;.o GAI,,Er,4n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-19
BdItlnlDrer GffettenDDt1e.
CBtri6ttt :Rr DEN .9tutiatn GOrrsipoHOeHftH' BARD
y. 9Bm. TioDenoorf & Ge)

J. 9Bm. UtIpptHopIT . w
Baltimore, Is. 0a3ember.
s. @m. MiOoenborf &: Gp. bere4z
nen fir 5rancs: 8antters : Sratten
auf 60 Sage 5.184, auf @idt 5.164,
faufmannii6e auf so Sage 5.198 big
5.20.5. Rei85mart auf 90 Sage "a
ZIG. @uloen auf 60 Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8anfiers auf so Gage
4.838; auf Si8t 4.8655, taufmdnz
niT6e 4.83B-4,834,
gertdufe auT Der pisTtgen Gffeftea
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auf Ornnosigentbmm.

9arlcber BON $500 bis $4,000
ouf @ruro.toentbum in Der 6taot IMP Dem 2auOe;
~nitorige 3iusraten. !. d. 9errp & Son,
Hr. 225. ct. 9aui=StrnB:. (Sftl9. 6Yite)
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6sutide ShIubrdte

. I. QENlI9e 9uTtI5UTUVI
- 8uI9el; aus ben @lebatoren 5uz
riidge8Ogen 117,713 8ui6el. Ser
tGufe: l Waggon Rr.4 peiBer gu 383,
1 Naggon gr. 3 petBer gu 49,, l
@uggon gtr. 2 gemi76ter gu SO.
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8aItimnrrr Wnrffbrrihtr.

Dsrt3ta fir Sen .9:ulf8en GOrr,iDOnOsutsu.1
Baltimore, Is, DECEMBER.
Mebl.- Die 6eutige Me6l3ufu6r
belief fi9 auf 17,415 6Gfer, einz
f6IieBIi4 6407 6GRer gu Occult
9oint unb 1913 6dTer gu Canton.
8iiftenDerfanbt 227 6GFer, Martt
flau unO Na4frage unbeOeutenb. Die
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BrnOufteu<Narft

uuf ben GngrOs'z 6anOel; fir ben
aleinbanbeI muB Elm entfpre4enOer
Auff4lag gema4t tperben.
Sarm : prpbutte.
2ebenOes 9~efliigel: PRO pfun6,
iunge 9ii6ner &c. Bis lie; ate 9ii6=
ner &c. Bis 94c.; 9Gnie 1Oc. Big 12c.;
puter &c. Biz 124c.; Gnten Sc. Bis
12c.; Suuben, pro paar 15c. Biz Zoe.
@ier, pro 0uBenO 24c. Biz 26c.
&epfel, pro SAB $1.O0 Biz $3.50;
S%ruuben. pro 5 Pfunbz&orb lac. Bis
16c.; &rOnsbeeren, pro SAB $500 bis
$11.00.
Semitic: RartpFfeIr, PRO 8ui4eI
45c. Bis Zoe; 3pisbeln, pro 8uf4eI
65c. Bis 7Oc,; @eiBfobl, pro Some
$500 Bis $11.00; 8opfiulut, pro 8uz
f6eItiffe zoe. Biz 25c.; 3uderriiben,
pro 8inbel lie. bis lac; Selerie. pro
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S9Q Goupapz6 traBs, 8Obnbaus nit 9 9inlnrsrn-
200 9ruuOiins $2S, muB iOiOrt ~utrtau!t iperoen,
biais. aeeO, &ubns & Co., 55 Union Srutz
BUILDING, aagensine 9:ri1eruugszQgenttn unO
9runOeigentbunIs =Watter. (9t52, lUttJ
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Sdmadle, nerp0ie 8erione1,

ssplast BON 6offnun9slofsteit uno i6lstten
SrGumen, eri6opfeubeu Ausiiiieu, @IieoerrtBsn,
8ruit,. 3lten= unb R~opfi6mer3en, baarausiau,
&bnabme oes @eb0rs uno @efidts. 9atarrb, Gra
r6them, 3ittern, beratlopfeu UNI 1riibiinn. rrfab.
rem aus Dem rSusennfrcunr", iuie leitt Jolsen Der
SuaenbiInosn, Gsi6le1tss4 raltbeiten, Rrampf'
doerbrut (YarieoceIel iolpie oiels anoere. ieoer in-
uerli6eu 8ebanoIung trobenoe Ssioen auf sinen
6dIaa III beilen fuh. 8srfabren pouttdnoI9
i6mer3s uno eefahrlos.
Die neuefte IufIa9e bieIes lebrreider Sutes 1T
fir % Gents Sriefmarfen 3l bejieben bon Der
Yribat=Slinif, 1S1 6. 4be., Heu 9orf, E.0.
(ROp19.l IL, S&gB ;IRO, nj, SRI
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@obnbduiern, 9aupldBeu ETC, in Der StaOtr gor=
itdoten uEO Dem 2anDe. 9ruuotigentbum anGe=
fault uno ~Uertluit. 6. 9. . a 4 nj a Il, 6l2 9alu=
guiloiHJ. t5uhI9'4S)
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gu bertanten ooer ut bermiethen.
su ~perfaufen pier III permtetben.

Su perfdufeu peer Su permtctben.
&leine 6arm, 80 ader uuriafeuO, fir Semiie=
bau cher Mil5erei poheno, i~nnsrbdlb elmer Wsile
bon Der Staoteren3s. 2eibte geoineuneeu. Sann
iDfort in gefis esaonlmen iperOeu. 9ad3uiragen
bel 8Obert e.. Goris, 9rebm's Cane, nabe @ars
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-02-18

sufficient to cover any preliminary
expenses. II you need more, perhaps
you will be kind enough to commune
cate with me at once, and it shall be
sent you. A receipt can be forward
ed to me at your leisure"
I thanked him and placed the en-
velope upon the table. In my own
mind felt that it would be an easy
matter to guess whence the sum had
come. and for reason that I could
not then analyze, and therefore am
unable to describe, the thought ir-
ritated me.
Having assured them that the
amount would be quite sufficient, in
the event Of nothing unforeseen hap
pening, to last for some considerable
time to come, conducted them to
the door, again repeating the prom
Use that l would communicate with
them so soon as had anything to
report. If 1 had only known then,
that. at the very moment when they
stepped into the street, the man
they wanted me to find for them,
and whom they hated so desperately,
was standing in a shop on the other
side OF the road. keeping an eye on
my door, and evidently watching for
their departure, how much trouble
and vexation of spirit we should all
have been saved. But 1 did not know
this until long afterwards, and then
OF course the information came too
late to be of any service to us.
To be continued
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-02-18

The words has introduced bill in
congress" applied to senator or rep
resentative, usually sounds much
larger than their ordinary meaning
warrants. In order properly to esti-
mate the value of the introduction of
bill one must remember that of 49,
900 or $4,000 measures introduced a few
hundred only are passed. AS for pro-
posed amendments to the constitution,
the infant mortality among them is
appalling. Each year congress sees a
score or more of proposals for "six-
teenth amendment to the constitu-
ton" We shall doubtless some time
have such a thing; yet three amend
ments, all of which were consequences
of great civil war, represent the only
changes made in the constitution since
the presidency of Thomas Jefferson.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-02-18

Poster collecting, according to the
newsdealers, has died out almost COM
The Poster Craze pletely in the last
year or two. -Four
~" or five years ago,
when the fad was at its height, num-
Der OF worthless magazines were start
ed on the strength of the posters which
were made to advertise them. Several
of the magazines have survived, and so
have some of their posters. The most
yoracious of the poster collectors were
college students, many of whom plas-
tered not only the walls but the cell
ings of their rooms with gaudy, staring
Beardesleyesque prints. Now even in
the college rooms the fad has lost IA
vor. Posters as rule, however, are
made better now than they were, not
only in plan, but in execution. The
newsdealers bless the lapse of the
craze because they can now keep at
tractiye posters in their windows.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-02-18

The congressional committee on re-
vision of the laws has decided that the
United States "is," not "are," and the
singular form will be used in the new
edition of the federal statutes soon to
be published. This grammatical de-
cision but records the usage of the
best speakers and writer's of English
to-day and recognizes an accomplished
historic fact. Are" says the Chicago
Inter Ocean, will remain in the consti-
tuition as an interesting memorial of
antiquity, but hereafter will always be
read "is," as it has been from the be-
ginning by all Americans who truly
comprehend the meaning of 1.-The
United States"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-02-18

The emancipa tion of woman is COM,
plete. There is NO need of waiting for
The Prize Win any returns from
the back counties.
ner or None. No odiot 49,
woman's club is needed to settle it; no
pronunciamento from mothers con-
gress or suffrage association can make
woman's independence of man more
certain or secure. Miss Rose Ray, of
Parkersburg, w. Va, pretty girl of
IL, has settled the question. Listen to
these brave words from pretty Rose.
Ray: II have little chicken farm at
my home and can make fine living
from my flock. The man marry must
think as much as do of fine poultry,
and will wait till can find a man
who has finer chickens than mine"
Bravely spoken, Rose Ray. The man
who doesn't know how to breed better
buff cochins and leghorns than you is
not worthy of your hand. A man who
can't raise chickens is hardly the man
to be intrusted with the responsibility
of raising a family or providing for
wife. 1t seems, according to the Chi
cago Record-Herald, that Miss Ray Of
fered to marry the man who won the
most prizes at the state poultry show.
The largest number of prizes was car
ried off by firm of poultry breeders,
the members of which were already
married. 1t was suggested that she
should marry the next best winner or
make choice from among the farmer
boys who had tried to capture prizes.
She vigorously demurred. The TWEEN
tieth century girl will have the prize
winner or none. Miss Ray will go back
to her fine blooded plymouth rocks
and wait for the next state poultry
show.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-02-18
He heaved heavy sigh ana then
rose to depart.
" must again express nv graft.


rose to depart.
X must again express my graft
tude to you, Mr. Fairfax" he said,
"for having consented to take up the
case. 1 feel certain you will ulti-
mately be successful. will leave
you to imagine with what anxiety
we shall await any news you may
have to give u.s."
Il will communicate with you as
soon as have anything to report"
I answered. "You may rely upon
my doing my best to serve you. By
the way, are you aware that your
niece called upon me this morning?"
He gave a start of surprise.
mo, ! certainly did not know it."
he replied. "She said nothing to us
Of such an intention. / know that
she is heart and soul with us in our
desire to find Hayle. But since you
have seen her you probably know
that?"
81 think I do" 1 returned, for
some reason almost abruptly.
"she is good girl" said Kitwa-
ter, and then took from his pocket
an envelope which he handed to me.
by the way. I brought this with
me-" he said. Sin the hope that we
should be able to induce you to ac-
cede to our wishes. Inside you will
find a e10o note, which should be