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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07
StrrIIde Tabrt hur6 eRn 6nnaI.
Ginfade Taart nar $1.00.
9ie 9. g. TOrS
GTfuriinueu.

Ra9 Rod 6aIt uuo G5sfsrtO 10 r
isOsn NOntag, Sientag, NjttpOa, GOHnsrs
tag unO Grsitng.
abfubrt Bier 7 an QjQbttrabsR : Wertte 8 ubr
gorm., Ridtebr eegen 8 ubr 4bsHOs.
8a6 2aHtiOrOs8ap, cine Gueas fss
G~befterzHiOer, ~uugtfdbr 45 VlsiIsH bon Saltimots,
pra9tpOg: ectaerie.
Sampfer e. 3. 6orO" pirO Oi,ie 6abrt i { II
Q a m t Q u q d III a q MAIDEN; Nbiabrt BON
9itr z 2iebtitraBeusggeri nm 2.30 Ra3m., aidz
tsbr eegen 10 llhr Q6tuos.
Rincts soc. qlublatiten zoe.
CSuHJ6, 3lRtsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07
Tnhn sd. Gerfer

g. farb am 3. @uouft 1902, 5 lt6r Torqeng
Sobn ID. Seder, ~seliebter @atte bon Narp 8eder
i'm 50. Sabre ieines Qsbcns. Sie 9eerbigune lin:
bet beute, Sonneritag, gu6mittags 33 rbr
BON ieiner lsbten g8obnun9, Q8aibiu9tou=9fOao uni
6. Strabe, 8oltimoresGountD aus ftatt. geiitt:
anna alf Der n2Ouoon. Nart.Gs metern.n l2l8-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07

Srucb, Der lid trOB II g
gefeBter 9reiIe, trob 5ablrei6er Ser
folger ndbeSu 5pei Mpnate Der Sc
fangennabnte gu ent3ieben %peritanOen,
lit nt9t lebenbtg in bic 9Gnbe feiner
8erfolger gefalIsn. 8ertpunbet, o6ne
MusIi9t auf @nttommen, bat er iid
ielbt BEN Sob gegeben, I'm ni4t am
Sd[den au enben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07
baltimore, Den A.. 4uguit 1902.
1u WQe, bic es dnaebt

@iermit nirO alcn @runOeiUentbimeru an Der
Galuerts5tra BON Der SuOieite Der Baltimore
6traBe bis 3urJOrDieite Der garmnns5truBe, Ra9s
ri3t ~Qegcben, OaB Der 6taOt<Sngenitur pie @ers
t6eilung Der Soften Der RipeairuHQ, Qiiateruug
uno Der @oftnranpiteirbsisBun an ~beiagten Stras
SEN, untcr DEN 9oribriitcn Der am Ii. SUM- 1902
b~eitdtigten 8trorOHung Nr. Y, fcrt:q etiteat bat.
Sie 9otumeate in OCm Sale btiinOcu fb in Dics
lem 9itrsau, unO pirO Der Staot=5ngsnitur an
10. aueuft 1902 in ieinem @treau I'M Hat6bauit
a%nipeisno itin, uno 5tpii9en Y llbr Wittaes uuO
9 ubr Na3mittaqs irgeno iptlhe Nngaben, ioipobl
mitnol:d}e, ME i6riitliae, rpeI9t bon iutrrcifrttn
9sriOuen porOebru9t perOen m0gcn, in getra9t
ittben.
.. z. 5enedn.
Clua5. 712 IN StdOt=S uQeuicur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07

pel6e ii9 ben 6eri6mtenarbeiten bes
6erfules an bic Settle iteaen lafen.
0as 8altimorer 9retsri4ter : Cole
GUM lit ni4t gu benetben." -Sa Der
@inIenbungs Sermin fir Die pretsz
@ompoiitionen erft an 5. b. W1. abb
lduft, pirb bic Qrbeit Der pretsri4z
ter nod 3upa4s er6alten.
Die Marconi @efeGl<
i6uft trdgt ii9 nit groBen pldnen.
Sic min in tpentgen @o9en einen re-
gelmGBigen DENT OrabtlOier Selez
graphic 8nif4en Der englil4en @tds
tim in GornpaG, Der ameritanii9en
auf Sap Sob uno Der cdnuoii9en auf
Gup Breton beriteuen. 9epD6nlide
0epef9en iouen 6 pence bas Wort
unb PreB : Oepei4en D Pence foz
item. Qu9 folen StdOte in Glib
Nfrifa ME in Qmerifu bur9 brubtz
loie Selegrap6ie per6unben peroen.
9ie Qntiinbigung tit re4t f4Dn, d6er
auf bic praftif3en &efultate tperoen
mir tpobl nod ldngere 3eit tpurten
Diirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07

Oa5 ftattttf4 8ireau
bes S9abamtes brtngt f%olgenbe 9o@
ten iiber ben WGaren : @rpDrt Der
Ser. 9tuaten: DG6renb beS Su6res
1901 gingen 50 pro3ent Der Grpprtz
Mtarufafturen na6 europa, % Pro3.
nu6 Norbamertta, sc Yro3ent nad
@iioamerifa, 80 9ro3ent mad Niien,
7 pro3ent na9 Quitralien un0 ettpas
tpentger ais 3 9ro5ent na4 Afrita.
Die pan : ameritanii4e 8erbriiOez
rung bat bemnd4 fir unferen 9onoel
nod penig 6rii6te getragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07

Sn Der SAB um bas 8 III o.
no@SnielGen vMtarcus" finb uns Die
Sapaner 5ubor %getommen. @s lit Be-
reits umgetauft unb beiBt Minami=
tori 66ima. Sin &rieg 5ptiden So
pan uno ben Ser. Staten pirb um
bas 5led9en Grbe Dobl ni6t gefii6rt
iperben; an 9eI9rei iiber bic Inner
fdGmtbeit Der Sapaner, Die Dem 4mez
ritaner &ofebia ben @udnp6uufen
1pegseI4nuppt ba6en, lpirO's ni4t fe6z
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07

g6rtfian o pe 4, Der ii T.
ne 8oerenfiibrer, bat, pie Der STAN
barb" beri9tet, feline @urppareiIe aufs
gegeben unb blei6t 0~Orldufig auf ieiz
ner Sarm Bel 3obepal in Der NG6e
BON &roonftuO. 9teier Gnti6luB
pirb auf Die unrubtge pOlitiI4e Gage
in SiiDafrifa 3uriidgefi6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07
E& Merchandise Miners
0efrrn 0arb[anb Sa5n.

1rttt in Rrat q NJ p. 5unt 1900.
3Rse SnlaTsn @ilsHs5tatiOn, ME icIst:
SGqli9.
40 WorQens - Sbueusug, Gduptltnis 6d9Es'
topH, q. & %. RD. uno BEN SiosH, au5gsS
nommsn SOuntag, =. 9. u. q. Gbambsrsburg,
Martiugburg, @iu3stsr unO 9unttsu an Der
,G5siapeate II. gBsitsrn gubu.1
e.I5 gorm.-QeusDlar GIprtb. (glur 9eusIlar)
1855 9orm.-@ttom. nab Gmorps@rODe.
SdqIi9 usgeHO men S%6Hntugs
725 @orm-gorf, g. & 8. Sib. un0 6auptIinie
0fIi3 BON GmOr9'SrOUs, Carlisle anO y. & %.
Gabn.
s.l1 gorm-@auptliais, sagerstOUH, sbippeHss
burq, Trsoerid, Gmmitsburg unD 81. & 70.
Ord, bis SbsnanOOab.
1912 gorm.-attom. mad lIHtOns@riogt, BORT u.
GtttDsbur0.
1890 Ra6m-Qtfom. mad Gmor0=SrOOs.
2.25 Qa6m.-attom. mad Gm0rg=8rOOe,
9.22 ga6m.-glut WouHtaiH Ggprsb (Qarlors
Garl; fsrnsr Sreoerid.
8.32 Qa6m-Grp. mad Qorf uu0 9. & 9. &iD.
4.Ol N~u6m.-Grp. na6 9uH'tsu an Der @aupts
liui,, 6agsrgtOtUH, GreOsrid, GmmitsburO uHo
SbippeHsburg.
llniou=griOss.
52 0~a6m.-gttou. Ha6 4ltFa.
6l5 q6suog-afi0m. mad unioHsSrto9s.
Rur oHutdgs
935 gorm.-attom. nab uuiOHsSriogs uHo 2a'
HOber.
2.85 ~Ra8m-affom. mad uniOusSriSss.
422 R~a6m-QHom. mad &lsEa.
@iQsts uub @spddsCfics, 2l5 Gt=SaIto zSIF'
3uqe baltsH an llHioHs, 9enHa saps, Uult0n'
uHO 0albrpOts C~lOrtbsgOsnue) station;
@. o.. GrisDOIO, y. g. u.
&. g. qauotrset, Characteristic 5a9rsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07
Gin Tamilien>SruH.

Sn Solge zines GiIenba6nunfaIe5
fa6 fi9 Elm @sf9Gftsreiienber ge3punz
gen, in eirem tleinen Srte Nebrasfa's
gu ii6erna9ten. Der Srt bate nur
Elm ein5iges 9otel BON 5petfeIbafter
Site. 9as 3immer mar tletn unO
bas 8ett bart, ME Stein. Na4oem
Der aeiienOe ii4 glei4iam gerdoert
bes nG6iten Mprgen erbOben unO Elm
mtierables 6ri6itiid mebr iteben gez
lafen, als ber5ebrt bate, prGientirte
linn Der 8eiiBer Die 8s4nung: 81.
n@timmt base" frug Der 8%eiienOe.
Sang genau," lautete Die 4ntport.
unb nun begann Der Sat Ieinen 5uz
riidgebrdngten gefiiblen Quft gu mo-
9en, fpra9 BON StraBenraub etc. unO
ri6tete feinen 3prn audi gegen Die in
3nif6en erf6ienenen bret SDbne beS
6ausbaters. DIS er geenoet, rief Der
QeBtere, pel6er, tpie ii4 jeBt beraus@
iteate, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mar:
n9ear pel Scar be! Sd ertldre bier
nit bas 9eri6t fir er0ffnet. Sumes,
BAIT 9u ettpas bor5ubringen?"
nSapo6l," fagte Der Gltefte Spbn,
Elm gonitabler bes Srtes, ben 3eiienz
ben fir berbaftet ertIdrenb. Gr Be-
fduIbigte beniel6en gefG6rli9er &ez
bensarten, uno Der 5peite Sobn trat
als 3euge auf. 10 Dollars Strafe!!"
tpetterte Der @ater. 9a ii9 Der brittle
@obn bisber ni9t eingemifdt bate,
frug Der &eiienbe btefen farfaitif4,
pb er ni9t pielei9t AUDI nod 5ur
@oIenbung Der &omDbie ettpa beitrdz
gen tpoQe. 3d." meinte bteier gez
lafen, vt9 bin Der StaOtmari9au,
unb ba Sic pffenbar cine berbd9tige
ger1on iinb, perbe t9 Sic NAL einz
Iteden unb bann aus Der Stabt peiz
fem"
49tunbpier5ig StunOen bate Der
Rsiienbe 3eit, in elmer abI6euli9en
3eae i6er bieien Samilientruit na9z
5%ubenfen. @s blieb ibm Ni4ts iibrig,
als Die 0otelre4nung gu be3ublen,
unb als er BEL feiner f4IieBli4en gntz
IaFung nod einige bosbafte 8emerz
fungen fallen lieB, legte Der S4fieber
fetnen 4rm auf bes Manres Sdulter,
linn in bic Obren raunenb: rSeien
Sic lieber fin. SD bin Der S4pie>
9eriobn bes 4lten. @enn er bort. baB
Sic 9ef9impft BADEN, iinb Sbnen peis
tere 20 Sage ii9er." (QOuisp. an3.)
Ole q IN SereD IS / e
3eitung" i6reibt: rMiibe uno @rbett
L - = IL .N MI IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07

Ss Sampfsr .Gambriog," prldBt ben Bier 4,
9igbtfraSsn : Bsrfts, tdalib, ausgsHpmmsu 5dms
tags unO SOuHtags, UNI 4.10 Ra5mIttags. Sams
tags UNI 3 ubr Rn5mittagg.
S. Gabrprus soc. aJsnOmebLtit 5Oc.
tSuHi6, S&S@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07


Na6 Der neuen &anglift tie
Der preuBtiaen @rmee fir 1902 itnb
fdmmtli6e 9enerdle ablig; unter ben
81 Observation-Disclosures iinb II biirz
gerli9e, unter ben III 9eneralmaiors
56. Der prp5entfab Der 8iirgerli9en
perminDert ii9 BON ben Maiors al
nit jebem b0beren Slang. 35 Hegi@
menter BADEN Elm ausf4lieBli9 abz
liges Offi5iercOrps, barunter ale
9arbe &apaaerie : Regimenter unb
iieben 9aroe : Snfanterie= Regimenter.
Die 3abI Der Mmerifaz
ner, fpelde ii9 bauernb pber bp9 lGnz
eere 3eit in 0euti9tanb auf6alten,
pirb uuf annd6ernb $4,000 geI9dBt.
Nimmt ma an, baB jeber berfslben
jGbrli9 1000 Dollars per3ebrt, 10 err
giebt ii9 bic erfledli6e Summe bon
ahtsebn Miaipnen Dollars. l1no nun
erft Die amerifanif9en Nabpbs, bic in
pdris, Gom unb Qonopn leben! Die
ne9men Elm gut Sbeil %unieres 8plDes
mad benz Auslanbe, BON u~nieren rei=
9en MiTes, bic ii4 na4 europa per=
heirat3en, gar ni4t au rsben-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07

Gintge S8tffsIabungen
9artfpblen iinO bon Nales na4 Dine
rita untertpegs. Wd5 t0nnen Die Ell
mem 2unOe, ba5 burdf4nittli6 flint
Miqtonen Sonnen Int6ru5itfo9len
pro Mpnat perbrau6t, beIfen? Sc
nd6er Der 9erbit tOmmt, beito nbrenz
member" tpirb Die 5rage fir iebe So
mile: Wober &o6len ne6men9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07

YrGfibent S9urmanb D n
Der rGprneqz bat fir Die
fomnenOe Champagne Die nOrei 81" fir
Die 8eptblitaner entbedt: 3ooiebelt,
Gecipro3itdt unO &eOiiion, 3oOieOelt,
Der 5iibrer Der Nation; 3ecipro3itdt
nit @uba, Die Pfli9t Der Nation, unb
3ebiiion bes Sarifs, Das Sntereife Der
Nation. limb fOnit baden mir feline
G6mer3en2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07

9uttimorc, Den 4. Quguft 1902.
Ser 6taot=9HgGnicur tuirD am Y. auguit 1862
su Den unttn bejeibuetsn StuuOcH all Grt uuO
STEELE eritcincn, UNI oas Ripeal Der f~OlgenOen
5traBcn opii6en Den QenannteH 9untteH ~ftfjuz
isltn:
Goncor0z5 traBt, 3pii6en Qrattz uno 98attrs
5trabr, um 8 llbr Na6mttta8s.
0tc6 ulobzStraBc, 3piiben Ntoi6eraStraBe unO
~3ort6=Qptnue, UNI II ubr Nu1mitta0s.
.. z. 6cnedG.
nnnnG G EtantsNnnfnicur
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mdrie Shoefer.

Gg ftarb an 6. gueuf 1902 Marie s6acfer, Il
Sabre alt, dltefte unO e%e1iebte 3o6tsr BON gtinuic
uno @Oolf e6aefsr. Sie 9serbiguug finOet M 0 r.
EN-, 6rcitag, Iabmittues 2 Ibr, BON Der slttr.
libtn g8Obnung, Or. 232, Sio=&sgstersS trabe'
aus itatt. (2l9-20l
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Baltimore Sampf=B adctsG 60,
Nlte une juUerldinGc
Q q G.

GIesauts 8ampfsr tdattn, a"usgenommeH G0uns
tags ron ben Heuen NierS yr. 10, IL, II mo ID,
gIQ6ts StTaBe, nm $50 llhr G6eHos nab CGb @otnt
Gpmiprt, Nnrfole, GortSmUutb unr allen
@unften ers SueeuS. BeT6IHouH9 ia RorIsmoutb
nit per &. Seaboaro Air 2inie" aeihIoitHsr 3ug, Yort5s
mouth mat GttGutG. Snge 8erbtaouHs Su lSsIooH
nit Der atlantic Goat 9IHie." gu gtorfoit 8erbtnz
bunq NIT Der r9lorioIt Tno Carolina -~yiorfolt uuo
SoUtbsrr," -%2ttInHtIc uEo 9aupile" uub -gtorfolf aHo
gGeftsrH &iieEbahH," uHo init Der aSlb SOmIuioHs
SiHle" rad ~gieiUtsrne uHo gRGibiHgIoH, yi.s&.
WadGAeiten nab 0sm turopdIideH BtaHE. Sururioie
9GliteuzSimmer. gletTrfihe SeleuttuHg. 8GWpTz
hetSuHg. Stolen frei. UiaH beleye 4aiuteus 3tmuer i'm
&oraus I'M Billet SirsGu Der galz2IHie, SuDUeits
Baltimore Uno @aIuert' Stra5e. Zelep5ou 1875.
Spbn y. 8~bcrIupOe. SBiaiam Ranean,
Q{ICcs Qr5ioeut @en. III. uno 4aii. 4gent.
un6 General ylaHaaeL G.. Srgmus U. 8IastsG 8eut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07
s@NSie BonsTon gatt3en Gag
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mad
Mrroon1is-uuS-OScIt Miber.

annapolis if in unicrem Stuatt elm 9unit BON
gr6btsm Sntsreis OsipOrOsu; 4RiaionsH pOa 9Ol'
larg loeroeu fir bic 6lottsn=GiaOsmit, oaS Staatss
@sbduoe unb nnbsrs Gulooen Otrdusgabt 0lno Oann
oieie berabmtsn .GspilsO Grabs!9. Ganu bic
ptiBt6pfig,n gBtasn, nsl9s Die gai binunter rolls
len, DersRtUer, galsspile, Gbalt.9oiut, Sbabp=
Gpot, fb auf Rtileh sritrCdtHOs 2ogirbduicr unO
~nieOriOe grsiis; ptibs 3rebis, Slide unO @ttld-
gel ilIen bic Safcl; orOBe Scensrie'n an ben
2anbungspldBen, unO oann Das bur9 bic Sssiutt
er3eu0ts ggpbIbefiHotu.
Der populdre Sampler g m m 4 9tles'
ieOeH W ontu 6, W 10 d, 5rettag nm
& lbr @nrmittuQs, 9 onntaa s um 70 ubr
9ormittaes. &iidtunft : ltbr GbsnOs.
gilets so Gents. am IL. SUM- beginnsno,
(Suni7, 9&6-
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Die q IN : Serep IS r e / e
3eitung" i6reibt: rMibe uno @rbett
lit @rOenloos, unb isber Meni9 bat
feline 8irOe 5utragen. DO9 f9ier IN
trGsli9 eri9eint Die Oss 8altimorer
preisri4terzG OGegtums. tpel9es BON
IA Gompoiitipnen bes nbeuti9en
2isoes@ Die bette dusaupGblen bat.
4u4 uniere 3eit bat lire 4uFgabsu
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Neme Mnseigen.
Mt. ct. Snlenhs.0nnen.

StuOisnsGuriug: Rlaifibsr, ptfsnidaitlibsr uHO
taufmdnnii6sr untsrri9t; griuOli6er unterrt5t in
Der oeutib,n 5prade. - 9sojueungsH: 1SOurOers"
pro 6siftOn bon finf MOuatsn $11o. StuOitn
beginner am 3 ienfu 9, ben 2. September 1902.
Wan a%Drsifre:
Brueer 5pfepb. 9irtitor.
Station >, Baltimore, do.
Rutalog auf 8srIaRo,n- C5uli1l, 2Ilt, S&S)
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Olnnnt Mcnnel.

Gg farb am 6. gluouft, @urqens 7.45 1br, 4Oan
@euoel i'm 20. 9ebsnsiubre in ieincr leBten 9Ob=
nung in 2aurapiae, Mo. Sic 3eit Der 9ttrois
qunq miro ipdtsr ~auoe3eigt. (2l9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07

9IIte SeEfRnaen (&urrslponbsntsul
iOffpIO SuHSsrt, Bu babsn in Rtr GiEes hes -Gsuta
Zoe @orEsisoHeeRtsR,s GeLttuars Etr. unS @oes
RlHceaG nEaGR
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SoISINIf.

Ser claiborne" @uSHn9.
S1 SHbseriff aasr Standardization UNI gsrgnR'
sen elmer Oorne6msn Na3tr6Gbrt.
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.llnnnI 9Slne.0Qinie


uodb philadelphia uuo gSetUz9Ort.
Cefli@. @bi. .. 6amotn. Gbt. D Mt.G.
S ST'r .'' @4. & Siar . 7.55 BORN. u 500 Q. 6
guifet 9Qrlor 800. q.l9 Born. 9.24 y. 6
0orior. Siutr ..... 9.52 BORN. 9.57 .. g
9arlOr, Giuer ... l0.jl 99rm. u !lQ54 Q.
Narlor. Ginsr ...... . III gldDm. u LIZ u.
,Ropal Qimit,o.A au.i3,iebl5 pullman 3ug,
quffet Smolcr, 4arlgr, C0icr0at.oH, Speflts une
6ofseyRuQooug .. o. " 349 9td1m. y = 1853 y.
11rror giuer ...... coo &so5. " Cos u. 6
Eoohss rob gbluO. 8 900 N5o5. 9.05 a.. s
e6f1froarous 1920 Born. "l2.H y.
9oT'r.e6lafnaQaou mad gsiUsYort frtig gum
g,br1ub in It. Icpsl=StatiOH UNI 1000 4btnos.
d, naa atlauticsGl:g an 8g3tntageH; g, nab
atluutitsGitg tlCllb.
ale 3ugs balIsH in WilmIH9ton. 6, bdlt in
Gbettr all.
Obi. D. GlmOeH. Obi. 3. mt. g.
Qbila. &fiom. .... 500 8Orm. +8.10 @orm.
Qbtla. GrgreB ..... $50 Qo6m. 2.35 Qahm.
Qbila. Grprsb ..... Ass Nlbm. 800 Vaam.
QbsrDssH AttOm. =. !525 yt1dm. 1870 8oHm.
Rbila. QFtom. -. 1850 QbOs. q6I5 qbns.
g~ias!.glrsaug 9prODtizGdt Goloerts uHb gols
timortzStr., Er. 20I, 6uos@roaDua0, Wt. Ropah
Citation oou Gam0enzS Station.
.. V. WtartiU, Wgr. qGT. Srufiu.
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@roBes Qufieben mad t
in Seitrei9 Elm GrluB bes Miniiterz
grG1ibenten i6er bic 8etdmpfung Der
SuberfulOie, 0una9 maB ieoe @rz
franfung an Su6ertuloie ange3etgt
perber. 8et @obnungstpe4iel unb
BEL Sob zines &ranten foq bic MO4z
nung BON Qmtstpegen besinfi3irt perz
ben. Sir MGide, &leiOung, Speiie
unb QbIonberung zines @rtrantten
perben e~tnge6enOe 8ori4riften gez
ma9t, llebrigens ptrb audi bic @rz
ri6tung elmer grpBen @n3a4l DON
6eilitGtten unb 4iplen fir 2ungenz
trante in 4u5it4t gefteat.
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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-29
INDIAN TREATY CHANGES
What the Ratification OF the Supple
mental Agreement Really
Means.

The Chickasaw- Choctaw Indian
agreement just ratified is the most
radical legislation for the Indian
territory IN many years. 1t makes
radical changes in many respects,
providing for the allotment OF
lands in severalty, the sale OF all
coal and asphalt lands at public
auction, and creates special citi-
zenship court to inquire into ludg-
ments OF United States courts OF
the territory which admitted hun
dreds to citizenship. 1t gives this
court power to vacate judgments
of federal courts if fraud was prac-
ticed 1t wipes out non-citizen's
equities in improvements upon
leased land. The treaty marks
the extinguishment of tribal gov
ernments in 1906, shaping the fu-
ture policy for the Indians. Presi-
dent Roosevelt will shortly issue
proclamation announcing the
ratification.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-29
A Bov's Wild Ride for Life.

With family around expecting him
TO die, and son riding for life, IL
miles. to get DIR. Kings New DIS
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, w. III. Brown, OF Leesviile'
Ind, endured deaths agonies from
asthma, but this wonderful medicine
gave instant relief and soon cured
him. He writes: ~ now sleep sound
ly every night" Like marvellous
cures OF consumption, pneumonia,
bronchitis, coughs, colds and grip
prove It's matchless merit for all
throat and lung troubles. Guarante-
ed bottles SOC and 81. Trial bottle
free al Peoples aud A. W. foreman's
drug stOrer. u"
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-29
@ Cherokee: LAND QFFICE Is LOCATED All vNITA. @ @
LOWER COURT REVERSED.
Judge Clayton Decided That the Creek
Tribal Tax Could Not Be Col
Iected.

One Of the decisions handed
down by the court Of appeals at
South McAlester was one in which
every citizen of the Creek Nation
has been interested tor more than
a year. 1t was the case OF Bruster
& Jones, Of Wagner, and several
merchants Of this city, vsJ George
Wright ct Al, an injunction to pre-
vent the collection Of the Creek
tribal tax from persons doing busi-
ness in the Greek Nation.
The injunction was asked in
Judge Gill's court over year ago
and was refused. Judge Maxey,
who represented the defendants
wanting test case made, appealed
and the decision was given by
Judge Clayton reversing the lower
court. In the meantime, however,
the tribal tax has Been forever dis.
psns'sd with by provision in the
Indian appropriation bill.
The decision of Judge Clayton
was made in the case in accord
ance with the facts existing pre-
vious to the passage of the appro-
priation bill.-Muskogee Times.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-29
Late Literary News.

Perhaps the most interesting char
acter In the story Of the American
Revolution is Alexander Hamilton
A study OF the man, his Characters
tics and guiding motives, was pre-
pared by J0nn Fiske before his death
and appears as the leading article In
the October Cosmopolitan. No paper
could illustrate more clearly the diiii'
culIies through which the American
Union had to pass on its way to the
excellence already attained aud the
perfection which It must ultimately
reach.
In almost every life there comes a
tirie when a adjustment OF earlier
ideals is necessary. 1t may come sud.
DENY with the first quarrel or IL may
gradually dawn on the husband OF
the wife, and on the resulting adjust
ment the entire future happiness OF
the family often depends. Lavinia
Hart discusses in brief essay in the
Cosmopolitan for October.the shatter-
ing OF immature ideals evolved from
the haze OF romantic dreams and the
building OF new ideals on the hrmer
foundation OF common sense.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-29
The Extravaganza Of National
Council is Attracting At
tention Of Cherokee
Citizens.
TOO MANY NAMES
On the Pay Rolls and Many Use
less Expenditures Make the
Sessions of the National
Council Expensive
Luxuries.

The approaching session Of the
National council is attracting the
attention OF the Cherokee citizens
who are cognizant Of the invaria-
BILE extravagance OF that body, and
there are indications that an effort
will be made to check the dissipa-
tion of tribal funds for the benefit
of few politicians.
The padded pay rolls contain
ing the names of a number OF fig-
ure heads will be investigated with
the idea of revision.
Senator Gideon Morgan, Of Tab
lequah district, has given the Ar
row the following as his idea of
retrenchment and the proper pro-
lection Of the tribal interests.
When asked what Legislation he
thought should be passed at the
next session Mr.. Morgan said:
"Abolish the Office of assistant
chief; abolish the Office of treas
urer; abolish the Office of execu'
tive councillors. To discontinue
these useless offices would save
about three thousand dollars an
nually to the Cherokee people.
"Create one b undred and fifty
primary schools to run nine
months, and thereby equip the
Cherokee youth to cope with his
formidable adversary, tie Anglo
Saxon
'sExamine into and ascertain
who are the authoyized agents to
collect the four million dollar
claim, and what per cent they are
to have.
IAN agreement to dispose OF all
the public property should also
be entered into, and provisions
made to pay out per capita all
monies belonging to the Cherokee
people on or before March 4, 1905.
Final settlement has begun in
earnest, and The quicker the bet
ter. 1t is an end we must meet
and now is the time to consider t
seriously"
With sufficient support, men
like Morgan will be able to purge
the pay rolls of all unnecessary
Office holders, and check the GUS
tomary extravagances which have
marked the past sessions OF the
council.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-18
We Grow OtA In PieccN.

The general impression IS that the
body grows old uniformly. From birth
till the age of twenty-five it grows IN
size and weight, from twenty-five 10
fifty 1t remains stationary, ana from
that period it decays. Observations OF
expert psychologists show us that TINS
impression Is not a correct one.
Each organ begins to age indep'nd-
emily, each has its period for the
change, and these periods differ with
the various organs and do not take
place coincidently, as we may lave
supposed. The body attains its great
est size during the third decade and
remains in about the same condition
during the fourth and fifth decades
that is true. but the brain reaches III
greatest size in the second decade. tie
kidneys reach their maximum size dur
Ing the third decade. the muscles, skel-
eton and intestines during the fifth. the
heart and lungs in the eighth decade.
Increase or decrease in the size or
weight of the body consequently Is
not due to simultaneous increase or de-
crease in all its parts.