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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21
Stabtbatrr i'm Gnnflift nit benz 8ss
rid1t.

9enber, Sol, 20. y2op. - 0iz
ftrittsri9ter Muuins perfiigte bic
@er6uftung Der elf &Ibermen, pel4e
fir Die Srbonnan3 gsitimmt bu6en,
bur6 pel6e Der r9enper Gttn Srumz
man 60" Elm neuer 5reibrief belpiuigt
purbe, troBbem tbnen Elm Gin6dltss
befebl 5ugeiteGt porben mar, fpeI6er
bic Qnnohme Der b~orIiegenben Sal
flung u~nteriagte, Die Qngelegen6eit
purbe our 8enntniB Des 8eri4tes
bur6 bic Qnpdlte Der yMunicipdl
Qeague" gebru6t, bic ben Gin6ultsbez
febl ertpirtt 6atten, inosm Ite barley
ten, baB geptfe 8sftimmurgen in Der
Srbonnun5 ben G%ontrattsn 5piT4en
Der @tabt unb Der StraBenbabns9es
feuf9uft 3utpiOerliefen. Der Rt4ter
normirte Die 8irgf9dft fir jeoen Der
Qngeflagten auf $1,000 unb ieBte BEN
8erbunbIungstsrmin uuf 9onnerftag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21
SbnrIDs htri6mnnOrn.

Ren gorf, 20. Nop. - 6reOe=
rid So6nfon, Der 2ie6Iingsneffe Der
prin3eTiin Salm Salm unb Shul.
tamerao Des DeutI6en &rOnprin3en,
fpirb ieit benz 1. September oermibt.
Gr bate an biefem Sage Ourmitobt
berldTen, I'm mad ieinem 6etm in
9inelanb, RS, ab3ureiien. Ollie De-
teftipz Ngenturen in europa fino duf
Der 9u9e nab inn. Sein @epGd
tpurbe in Nnttperpen porgefuncen, BON
no aus er dbfa6rsn tppQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21

gummi : Sleiber, Mudintofles ufp.
@. a. zIRKED L CO.. 70 E. Pratt Str.
" -
sfenFereIas, 5la59en unb 2Orfe.
THE BAKER GLASS CO.. l2o Hanover.
Str.
80 5unter Wbisfep.
w. LANAHAN L SON. 20 Light.str.
Nprburp Gbe : Mhisfep.
FISHER BROS, lis W. Baltimoresstry
Rdffee - ungebrannt unb %gebrdrnt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO.. 421
ExchangesPlace.
2anbpirtbi4aftli9e 9erdtbe unb SG>
mereien.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.. $50 N. Pacas
Str.
MeBger> unb ginma9er : Wertseuse.
J. T. PFEIFFER & SON, 200 N. Paca.str.
SeI, 5arbe unb Slas.
C.. Il. wINKELMANN q CO., Is w.
Pratt.str.
Srnamentole Orabt : Qrbeiten.
pUFUR & CO. 81 N, HOward'str.
puBz unb @eiBpaarsn.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR & CO.. . ". Baltis
moresStr.
Stiefeln unb S6ube.
Carroll ADAMS & CO., q Howard4str.
Sbiren, Senferrdbmen, RouledRT.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO.. 4s o.
PrattsStr.
Wiener 8dderet.
RICE BROS. al2-324 N. Gay.str. q
Waaeen unb 3ubebOr.
THE FAIRBANKS CO., Io-2i Light.str.
gffq, pidels, &ruut, gatfup II. |. t.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & CO.. A
Nord Charles.str.
- "A.
Gubctail=0 eihafte.
Siamanten unb @9mudia4er.
WELSH BROS. S O.. Baltimoresstr.
2innenz unb Weibpadrsrf.
CLARK { STEVENS, 212 N. charles'str.
MObel unb Seppide.
JOHN TURNByLL, JR., & CO., 1s w.
Baltimore=Str.
5riebb0fe.
LoUDoN PARK CEMETERY, Office "a
w. Saratoga Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21
Gtnrra[ 9Iik in 6apanu.

6apanu, 2. Nobember. = Senes
raj Soster 8. 8IiB bon Der 8unbes>
Mrmse, mel6er bierber geianDt NOR
ben 1T, um Die 8erbdltnife nit Riidz
ii6t auf bic 8erbanOlungen iiber einen
Reciprotitdtspertrag 3pii4eR cuba
unD ben Ser. Staaten au uRteriu4en,
lit bier e%ingetrOffeR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21
sie Se%iflrnraubtr pnn SnbiunapuIis.
8rGber, pel6e Oerf4Ont blei6en ioas
ten, tparen bur4 &ObIe martirt.
- Neue G%nt6iiQungen.


SnbtanopDGt8, Sno., 20.
Nop. = MaDor 8optpolter bate I'M
8ranbz SurDzSaal cine l1nterrebung
nit benz Qei6enrGu6er 81. Gantreq.
Minnie DebbeQ BON ct. Qpuis bate
fi4 nGmli9 an ben Mapor gepunOt,
oaB er au5finbe, Oh bic 2ei6e i6re5
5o6nes aus Der nMount Sadions
Gemeter1" 8eito6len porben lei, uno
GantreG legte Elm 9eitGnOniB al, bag
ben Mapor 81 benz Qu8ruf oerunz
laBte: nWenn 0us, mas @untreq mir
iagte, pabr 1T, lit taum Die 9dlfte
ieiner 9ra6rdu6ereien bis jeBt Be-
tannt geporOen.."
Quf bic 6roge bes M}upor5 ii6er
bic Qei9e beS iungen 0e0beq erinz
nerte It9 Guntreu iofort an Oa8 9uz
tum Der 8eerbigung oes &na6en unb
an bic Gage ieines Grades,
oQ6er mir nabmen bic 2ei9e ni6t,~
iagte er. nSie mar gu tlein; i9
tonnte nltr bier RinOerlei9en prg
Sa6r pertuufen, benin bic GpQeq
bruu4ten ni9t me6r."
r8iit 9u 0einer Su4e ii6er?"
fragte Der MaDor.
Slider? Run, i8 oente tpo6G,"
antportete Der 2ei6enrGuber. .0enn
Sic na8 Der yMount SadionsGeme
tern" qeben pOIen, perben Sic am
&opfenoe Des 9rabes Elm Stiid 8oble
finben. 9as mar ba5 3ei9en fir
Ollie, bic lin @ef6dft" tparen, baB
bic Geide ni4t getpiini9t tperoe. Sn
ber Ra6t mad Der 8eerbigung beg
8na6en 6egab i'd mid nu4 MOunt
sSot1on, UNI cine anoere 2eide 3u
6olen. Sd nu6m bic 8oble als W2erf=
3eiGen nit mir. SO lit Elm 3ei9en,
ous o6ne 3neifel ale 2eidenrGuber
fennen."
Gantren mar me6r, als cine
Stunbe, DOR Der 8ranbz SurD.
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Nus Deutihlano.
Tetli6feiten in Masrebnrs.
Ser 800. Sabrestaa Der @ebnrt
Otto BON @neride's, S!rfinocrs
SerSmftpnmpe, fcierlih besangcn.

,96lu6trpHe" tperben jeff biaig in
Berlin. - grport birth Mdi4tnen
our 9~erteGung bon greBtOblen
na6 4merifa. - Enprme 9eItelz
Iungen. - S4arfe gonfurren5
nirb benz &pblentruit bier gu
2anbe erpu9ien. - Cine Wltttpe
ermorbet ibre finf ainoer, Inn
pieber 6eiratbIn gu fDnnen.
Berlin, 20. Nop. = Die @tabt
Muqoeburg feiert beute ben 300.
Sabrestag Der 8eburt ibres groBen
6obnes Otto BON @usride. Ollie
@traben prangen i'm 5luggenfamud,
,unb bic Staht lit nit 5remoen ge<
flint. S9ou geitern fano i'm 3dtbz
bauIe cine feierli4e SiBung oes Waa>
giitrots uno Der Stabtoeroroneten
itatt, an Der au9 bic @iOilz unb W&iz
lit~Grbe66rbsn Der grobin3 Sa9ien
t%beilna6mu1. Der Oberbiirgermeii tier
feierte in elmer e~ingebenben Reoe bas
Nnbenfer nom Otto BON 9ueride,
tpeG9er Dor 300 Sabren in Ma9oez
burg bas 2iGt Der Melt erblidte,
ni9t nur Elm qetreusr 8iirger Der
Stabt, tIonbern N b~ran9bouer 3eit
berer Sber6dupt mar unb bic Stabt
na9 Erer @rftiirmlng bur9 Slip
aus benz tiefften @enb beruusrib,
unb bann nod 3eit fanb, pbpfitalii9e
gntbed ungen gu MAIDEN, pel9e fetz
nem Namen, ais Dem bes @rfinbers
Der 2uftpumpe, nniter6lt9teit perz
lieben.
Nu6 in ben @9ulen II. i'm 9tabtz
tbeoter tpurbe Der Sag entiPe9enb
gefciert.
(Otto bon @ueride tpurbe am 20.
Hppember 1902 als Sobn bes W2vgz
beburger 3~at6sberrn Sans 9uertte
qeboren. S9pn nit Is Sa6ren be-
5pg er bic nniDerfitGt 2eip5ig, um
bem Stubium Der 9e6te ob5uliegen.
Die &riegsunruben bertrieben ben
Singing BON bier, unb feiner Reiz
gung folgeno, itubirte er bann in
Gebben pbpiif unb Matbematit.
Wdbrenb feiner Stuoien3ett Q620)
ftarb 9ueride's 8ater, unb 6 Sabre
fpGter nG6lte maj ben foum 8ierz
unb5pdn5igiG6rigen, beFen bur9z
b~ringenber @eiIt I9pn bdmaIs bur9
mun9erlet nifenf9uftli6e Nrbeiten
befannt getporben mar, in ben &ut6
Der Stabt Magbe6urg. Wan ii6er=
trug linn - als einem in Der oSrgez
nieurspifeni9uft erFa6renen damn
- bic 8ernaltung Der Seitungstperte,
bic fpdter, Bel Der GrftHrmung Der
@tubt bura SiGp, ben feinbli6en
2rnppen ptel 81 19dffen md9ten.
Sene fur8tbare 8ataitrop6e, bic Der
G%rtiirmung Mug0e6urg's am 10.
Mat 1851 folgte, 9Gtte audi benz Sc
lebrten betnab bus 2eben gefoitet.
0ier Sage lang 6rannte bic Stabt,
brei Sage buuerte bus Morben unb
9Giinbern, 10 bub Der grDBte She'll
Der 8epOlterung gu 9runbe gtng.
8oafGnbig ausgeplinbert, rettete fi9
@ueride nit feiner iungen 5rau un6
fetnet &tnoern. Son alien Griitenaz
mitteln entbl0Bt, bra9te MAJ i'm in
bas Eager 9ilp's, mo er berblie6, Bis
bas 2Diegelb, bas man eeforbert, einz
traf. @ein Ruf uIs GROCER 8elebrter
fputbe bdlo i'm Qdaer befdnnt. INN
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as Gtmatbm,en mmO Se~rI6Gmden
tatarr6altI6er Site.

9tcf8e 9eicrcnscn unS feline @prausbcsa bGnne Ibcrtriebener Der.
8Htnnsen. Satarrb NIB oaGstrantbeter, Hberehenbcr Mtbcur nnb
MnsHnB aus Scm Supf nHb bH Cbren. Treie Verfuhs 81 banblungen
Gaslif bon 8 bio 10 uhr @Urmittngs nnS IL bic 8 lbr MbenSs. ST..
SartIcb, 9r. 81, NprS.pnca.straRe.
Rddub 0btF 4 bura ausfnb aus BEN Rct hb bFn GEnhe in Ouf5upun Safer
sHbrT lit if uO tf 6d Gin mO Ouidbm qUtOH r SubtOmn SMn f3 in ubur Dirt t
SSNdbs hnHb eaiBt aus elmer otmmH frbDfL f&arkn 6HHfgdt or aus elmer dDdbutpr,
Sr smrt dbHi&m euHOnj bhhm; fir ueD@nr6 baoum if a zine Dds dtuge or f6Lduig
ttaet Totrht etp6r RON eurt6pdbr obu buuhheHuuG GrUmo QhtamtGb nit mt os
frt Obr odtda SH pn ddHm il Der ausfuB 10 rt6G6 ub banonb, bb Der gaMut
has sdabI bat ais I'll Der Oy aRf in linen 8utanbs Der GduHi,
Gin gbr 1bdl hes aBfnH5 ot tiirdrs in ben Gs .nri ammht f8 as elm M6u,H s
rors tIdnb hhr nSo brbdt be Dh3m eaummtbdt in BEN 2ur8mn0e Jpd8n 6n uO
Rpf IN, noOur3 tin UrTdbrrOs uO bdHube unRbuftibts 9Gb Jun Rdutun uJuot ph.
UNI Obr@ Grt8trmrg u ubtuL Elm 4adhtff8s mufmoI fir aaoub pdBa fir ben rs
mt@ hntttud iO hhu, Ne fir dm umabuns unarmtm if. Git if Der s&tn 10 bs
nds bab bic onbntnbn uHO rib6dnOH arfrrWmgn Ouidbm m4t utnrn Hnnm, bis
uUmS elm GBmutl Der stmuahOn uuibtdt it,
anbrubdsI qt F4 Oth unHMht Wme in ben RatnbBk in Form dnu tofuen barter
Rrnf' th Dd3t ND in hnam Gdun juWetn H dnm uguNdaH POd anbdut, momr5 Os 4s
Hno TbHeTtu Dg rbs unbbagGf TlmGt pUb SuU 3uh1Hb if BON Gd4Dlrn gtgt.
D&sg etDdGg bic Rdt irfun uO cine UbrG6ns OufubR buporbuugr.
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2(e6efrie6enOer At6ent.

Ser atm if ODn aHhh mb uBdhn 70 Dbrndrho HbdrrbrO 'bS Der 9dNbe Nbr5
fBOh fFf i'd idt, mic fir GHOrte d urgmO Dn uO spndtn DuGu 6dne amarOHn, in
pd@m Yer HtS uubD Mrbat Gfhmb Th unbb oo onHgnO it, rt 2ut in dm uoupH
8tmmr , OnVftu- autO t @h ht zine on ROhub 1epuN QuOu frtmbrnbm elmer s
r1nH9 f, bic ibm imt ntfr6mt uub obmt nit iammabuBuos cine Observation-Disclosures Elm
3n bthn 5dnn 1T bic Rt Oufph, JuDstn an FINER guDdhr an Der nhru Settle NIB off
an bdn sdtu, pOurb dr umnQnmbms StlbI ooMQr 9ufpfmg beg Rophg ujut pO,
bpIdtt bon ghqnht8un ub uhanrbenh OmPbatn 9mn Gbufaas ft fb dn uuanQ"
nbms @fHbl Ns Gruds Obu yer sponnuHg lWi@m ben Gupn Gin Or s8mryn MAIDEN I'D
i'm @dbt m 9OrorhPf Obu in ben 66Htr yupdGnu b I'M CbubdI s Rnrs ODER am gins
tT%7t Oemnba1 pO rTorm anbmaG in 10 brmddur @Wt NbO tghm fir HmaPs obahH
DToen Der Gnn9Hrn t gm6bnG& gd4Dd&t Ubr bMg br3UunO, uO idf ser Gs
fbmQdfnn fam in dbnibu @h aHbut Drom
Sic Smne lit rb obr i'm Ndkntru phi Fb oft frtpHrrbt6 cfrfet rt bpIHtt bpm
mr ODER pnWr bdufgm 6ufr cpt Sdnd6t mb gbeumq 3 or gumf an 6h3 1T that's
idbib in cran Gn 10 btutrO Db Daburbb biz grnubung beg observation-disclosures du mbus
tiNtH &unfbdt angrGt DrO unOn 6t Dnqe Safe bon Rutub, bic u mdrr RmnhiB OdVt
f6t Duton pnnu ire fdbuen ub unutabrnT antr ds e8DuOfu4tN bauOht uno bnra4ht.
lcbeIriedeHScr NueHuk aus ben Sbren. Sreic 0erinbSs8ebnnos
Inn8cn t1glih BON 8 bis 10 ubr NprmittagS un0 BON IL bis . ubr
Mbcnos. 9aucruOe Setting garanttrt. ST. Sarttc1, Nr, 81, HDro'
8aca= Strafe.
CHnlm eo9ASD
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@qnfiers unb Mafler.

HAMBLETON & CO., 9 south'Str.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO., II soutn'str.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON fEst. 1881
FayeetesStr., Postamt gegenueoer.
RICHARD d. FISHER & SONS. s. Gals
yertsStr.
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0rnBer Branh in Gun %syrnn1istn,

San 6ranttsCO, 20. 9tob. -
Der 8a6nbDf Der nSout6ern 9acificz
8u6n" uno Die 6Gbrt6oot : DerTte
an @noe Der Qlameoa : Mole, pelfe
fi9 pom SituFer melt in bic BAL binz
aus eritredt, tpurDen beute friib Our9
5euer total 3erit0rt. Sine Qn3a6L
9aFagierpaggonS perbrdnnte nit,
uno es p~erluutet, oaB aud mebrere
Men16enleben perloren gegangen limb.
0as TG6rboot rOaflanb" muBte
bsi'm 4us6ru4 oes 6euers baitig abb
oampfen, I'm Der 3erft0rung gu entge=
ben uno etnu 10 MttglieDer Der
Mdnni9aft btieben auf Der Werfte
3uriif. OF bieie 2eute benz 9obe ent=
gingen, 1T nod ni6t betunnt. Der
petuniGre S8aDen niro annGberno
ouf 100000 bis $4,000 gei4dbt.
(SpGter.) = g}eun BON ben 5ebn
@ermiBten iinO %poblbebdlten aufges
funben porben. Ser 3ebnte, Elm GEE
miller 8ictor 0eaGIantu aus 4lumez
oa, piro nod permiBt, uHo man
fir6tet, baB er entpeoer in ben
Slummen u%mgetOmmen lit Dber tn's
WaFer itir5te unO ertrunt.
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Sruft > G%ompagnien.

MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO..
Germans n CalvertsStr.; o GIL.
Praes.: John McHenry, Schatzm.; ]. R.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO.. Germans und
CaIvertsstr.; J. Wilcox Brown. Praes.;
+. e. Scott, e .=schatzm.
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gdnfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS. Balti'
more. und CalvertsStr.
sPERRY, JONES & CO.. Calvert' una
FayettesStr.
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Esusr e @erf9erunss . assnten-
aoYAn ms. Co, Sum Building.
sn6uF = ssri4ernnss . Comp.
aoMn FRIENDLY SOCIETY. 100 w.
Fayettesstr.
pss, ga4peritGnbissr 8u99alter =.
bSsIanbtsD,
Jeuerii9ers MObeIz2 useruhg.
THE SECURITY STORAGE 6 ERUsz
CO.. 1915. North,Ave.
GRAHAM's WAREHOUSE. fasE sAv&
una peiphin.str
He2asa&. -
Re1taantpGlte.
LoU1ssF. q PERCY c. HENNIGHAus
SEN. 2l5 st. PaulsStr.
~ q. scHAUMLoEEEEhs sc1 law Buirdh
81
anwdlfe @utent<p
MANN aco- Equitable Building.
grunbeisenibumsm ufer3
PIERRE C. DuaANss SEpHEM ls. rss
i~ngtousStr.
Gnsrbsseiddfte.
NusuGrtiss un6 ein1eimii9e grps
BUTTE.
HENRY KNEFELy e son. 6 q. Pratt.
Str '7k
Biscuit unb 8resel.
EARGRAvE G BRO. 90 N. Greeue.str.
Bidder g Requifiter-
THE MYERS G HICKS Cos a4 q.
HewardEStr. u
Bidder unb gonbttor : Berfseuss
AUGUST MAAG, los Hanover.str.
BauhOls, Sbiren, Senferrubmen-
OTTO DUKER & CO., President.str. und
CantonsAye.
Butter, gier unb gefliigsE.
WIN. A. SHUTTLE & CO.. lls s. Charles
Str.
Bilber. Spiesel, Rabmen.
STEIN, SMITH g. CO., Il s. Libertyastr.
gudz unb 3eitungs z5dnbler.
BALTIMORE NEWS CO.. Baltimoresstr.
g~leir0bren, 8ledplatten, S4rot.
THE JAMES ROBERTSON MFG. CO..
30 HanoversStr.
8aubol5 : gambler.
rHos. MATHEWS { SON. Canton Ave.
ind AlbemarlesStr.
GEO. s. SLOAN & BRO, 44 Lightsstr.
pIshs unb emaiairte StuhlipaarerL
NATIONAL ENAMELING & STAMPING
Co, 100 HenoversStr.
Gt9drren unb Tdbaf.
IT, II. NEUDECKER CO., CentresMarkts
Space und Lombardsstr,
Sidmanten nnb S1mudja9en.
d. J. oPPENHEIMER & SONS, 12l w.
Baltimoresstr.
Dampfmaf9inen, aeTeI, Bumper.
sRALLAcE srEBBINs & SONS. Charles.
and LombardsStr.
Drpsuens6 dnbler.
ctlsIN, LANGDoN & CO., soo-so7 W.
Lorabardsstr.
GILBERT BROS. & CO.. 80 n. Howard.
etr.
Deb Goob5.
DANIEL EILLEn & CO.. s-so Hopkins.
Flasa4
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eutpfe6fenswert6en Stnarts-,
Gnares- into GmoetatG-
Gef6dften.
Tinansicnes.
BdnfeR.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II southsstr
7. d. Ferguson, Praes.; Il. B. WILCOX
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK,
Baltimore. und Libertysstr.; Chas' W.
Dorsey, Prnes. Harry NJ. Mason hassa'
rer.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATlo'
NAL BANK, Lombard und Soutn'str.'
Chas. T. Crane, Praes.; Carter IT, os'
burn, Kassirer.
pEUTsCHE BANK, Baltimore una HOS
uday.str. A. b. Schulz, Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS Mas
TIoNAL BANE, Howards uno Ief'
mansStr.: Lawrence B. Kemp Fraes''
Wilson Keyser, Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK IA n. Eu'
tavsstr.; Joshua G. Harvey, fraes''
W.. Marriott, Kassirer.
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Ufti.r. Sb1ioationen unb 8uumpone.

IowNDEs & REDWOOD, Stock Exchange
n. E. BACHMAN & CO., 2Oe-2l2 Equita'
BILE Building.
GUsTAvUs DEER. Is SouthsStr.
CHARLES B.HoBLITZELL 90 Cor POI
OstaGermansStr.
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2ebensperf&erunss : Gompusnisn.

MARYLAND LIFE ms. CO.. 8 und 10
s~outhsstr.: ". H. Blackfords Praes.s
John W. Hanson. Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO.. HeraK1
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
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GA VI r. a.
Tragt die ~ Die SOrta, Die lhr nerGskauft Haba
s:asis NIMMIZm
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Sriebb0fe.

LOUDON PARK CEMETERY. office n
w. Saratoga Strs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21
Drb GoobS.

pArrEL MILLER G CO.. S-so Hopkirss
F1zsA4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21

DrOsusnsS dnbl.r.
ctIsIN, LANGDoN & CO., soo-so7 W.
Iorabardsstr.
ctt.ERT BROS. & CO.. 80 n. Howard,
ST..
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Esenrr - erf6erunss 4genter%
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Gnsrdssefh6ffe.
uusndrtiss un6 efnheimifde grps
BUTTE.
HENRY KNEFELy e SOM 6 q. Pratts
Str ;;1E
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"You sir down TO dinner At 6 O'CLOCK and

You sit down to dinner at o'clock and
1t lasts till 8. The array of courses is stag
gering. and there's wine, 1t would seem,
for every DISH let alone every course. Men
and women drink champagne like water,
and the air is such that IL does them little
harm. Between every two or three courses
the cigarettes passed round. 10 the
women as well as the men, and everybody
smokes and chatters. After dinner you go
to the theater, where boxes have been en-
gagged. That's part OF spending the even
ing. You may smoke all you want TO in
the boxes. and by 10 o'clock the drinking
business begins again. Your hosts cabinet
OF liquors-a portable affair designed for
theater use-has preceded him TO the box,
with ice tank and syphons complete. The
women as a rule take champagne, but the
men choose the liquors. Thus smoking and
drinking pretty necessarily you watch the
performance, walking about the boxes and
chattering between acts, until after mid
night, when the show comes to an end.
Does that end the evening? Not at all.
You return with your host and hostess 10
their home, where you find an elaborate
supper served and waiting. You do your
best TO do justice TO IL, and toward 2 a. m.
adjournment Is made 10 the drawing
room for an hour so OF music The
Russian women play and sing magnificent
~, but you are expected keep on drink
ing while listening to them. BY this time
you are about ready 10 go home. But that
would be discourteous. Spending the even
Ing " by no means over yet Card tables
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BABY's FIRST WORD.
A Child's Efforts to Make Itself I'm.
derstOOd.
Philadelphia Public Ledger.

Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The most interesting period in a chid's
life is that In which IL makes its first eff
forts at understanding and being under
stood. child produces sounds only for
the first few months, but these sounds
are very expressive. II one is an attentive
and sympathetic nearer, and arise from
the many changing feelings of suffering
or pleasure. The scream of child in
pain Is altogether different from the roar
of anger. and both are unlike the fret
full cry of hunger. A little later the small
being begins to practice on the vocal or
gans rehearsal of the sounds which in
time will become language.
In this baby twittering the vowel
sounds some first, and notifications of the
"a are continuously strung together often
in odd ways; later the child apparently be-
comes conscious of amusement In making
these noises, and then babies, because to
do SO affords him pleasure. An unusually
loud shout will be followed by a pause of
admiration, and there will be plain efforts
to renew special sound effects as he grows
older.
The first articulate sound made by a baby
Is usually the syllable ma" as every one
knows. and the result is that in almost
every language this syllable is part of the
word meaning mother" as made in Ital-
ian, mater in Latin. A baby will exert his
lungs to the uttermost in order to obtain
his end when in earnest need of attention
The parting of the lips and opening of the
mouth to It's widest naturally produce the
sound ma" and, as his majesty's desires
are usually attended to by the mother the
syllable comes to be understood as her ap-
pellation
How many aeons have passed since first
this word was thus used none can know;
one Of the very earliest in primeval Ian
guage.
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Too Big n Job.

Detroit Free Press.
There was a man standing at the foot of
Third street and gazing across at the
Canadian shore the other day. and he stood
so long and gaZed so intently that a DO
liceman finally sauntered that way and
looked him over and observed:
"If you are thinking of suicide, 1 hope
you will give Ii up The water is awfully
cold this time of year."
Il wasn't thinking OF suicide" replied
the man.
lust thinking about things. eh?"
Yes, sort o thinking
But you might find warmer places than
this"
See here, officer, that's Canada over
there, isn't t?' queried the gazer.
Yes, that's a part of Canada"
well. let me tell you that I'm from ST.
Joe county. and that twenty years ago,
after reading about the battle of Perry s
victory. made up my mind that Canada
ought to be licked"
And that you'd do 1t yourself" smiled
the officer.
That's II. Yes, sir made I'D my mind
that I'd do IL If no one else took a hand in
II, and / can't tell you how much thinking
and planning I've done"
We'll. are you about ready to begin
operations?'
NO"
Going to drop the natter"
Il guess, said the stranger as he heaved
way-"I guess i am. I've stood here look
ing across at Canada for the last two
hours. and I've come to the conclusion
that she Is too big job for me to tackle
alone; think III take a drink and start
for home"
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transforming our schools from prisons into
temples, had found its way into the district
school. This teacher was a graduate of one
of the best of modern normal schools. and
was teaching here because she liked the
country.
At noon when 1 met the disconnected
mother at dinner, L told her where L had
been.
at is one of the best schools / was ever
in / said.
WELL" said the mother, II am glad you
think So There was big fight over this
teacher last school election"
How was that?
"Oh, some of the people here were bound
to get the old teacher back This one re-
fused 10 spend her time training the chill
dren for church entertainments. And then
she isn't such a hand TO visit around, and
gossip as the other one was. No one can
saw she don't teach the children we'll, but
they say she don't maintain any discipline
That was the charge made against her at
the last election. There never was such a
vote cast here before. Everybody voted. All
the women were out. We carried the day.
but there has been good deal OF feeling
since"
who is the principal person on the other
side?'
II guess Mr.. Burnham is He runs the
milk depot here. What did you think OF
the discipline? l am afraid she isn't very
strict with them.
.she is not" said. land that is one of
the best things about her.
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RUSSIAN HOSPITALITY.
1t Makes Strenuous Demands Upon
Those Who Accept 1t.
London Chronicle.

London Chronicle.
An Englishman who has just returned
from some years in st. Petersburg declares
that Russian hospitality demands more
from its recipients than any other. The
demand would seem to be mainly of "A
liquid nature. Here is his description of
the way you ''spend the evening" in a
Russian house. You sooner make your
appearance than your host drags you 10
his den and makes you take a drink. You
find all the other men there, taking their
pick of the bottles ranged along the hosts
private sideboard. and helping themselves
10 a stiff one every few minutes. If you
are wise and diplomatic, you will dodge as
many OF the ante-prandial drinks as posi-
BILE. with a view to your comfort later on.
But you have got TO be very skillful about
this. Most Russian hosts have way OF
regarding IL as sort of reflection uron
their stock OF liquors, IL not, indeed. on
their own drinking habits. IL their nom
Russian guests begin TO fight shy. II
doesn't spoil their hunger IL does ours.
The more Russian drinks. the more he
wants TO eat. That and the climate are,
take II. the salvation OF that nation OF
heavy drinkers.