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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-25

BjenkS-Do you believe in the posi-.
bitity Of the cure Of disease by sug.
gestionl
BJinks-Why, certainly. was feel
ing pretty sick hast week and my wife
suggested that l go to a doctor. and
1t cured me right away.-Sonerville
(MaSsO Journal
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-25

wsSh SAJ n
rich woman can
afford to indulge
in. Nervousness
has cost many a
woman her po-
sition. So m e.
times when wop-
en- run msciiin-
cry the price Of
nervousness Is
mutilatioh,-a
finger lost or per-
haps the whole
hapd crushed.
Nervolsne@ in
women is eoni-
m o My bat q
sy m ptom of
womahly disease.
1t is uhslAss IN
such assss to
"doctoR y for the
NERVES alone.
Cure the dseases
which attack the
delicate woman,
ly organism and
nervousness will
be cured also.
DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-25
STARTLED

By some sudden sound she drops the
vase upon the floor. She Is nervous and
may be told that nervousness is luxury
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-25

Or. David Eennedy'a Rose Jelly radical cure
Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold In Head. b0c,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-25

Binghamon y
stomach and back,
treated by
physicians nd consulted another None OF them
kidney They all told
stomach and would die so weak that
dd and weighed 30
your advertisement Of swamp
and
for he better they obtained
Root regularly % weak and
build again am now we'll
Keeping house for my
after the doctors had failed to
10 a particle OF good
,o.,,pe. warner soo'o -aSrAm@2ssnmceeae
in TO believe
responsible
troubles.
woxdfamous kidney oiad
realized II stands the highest
distressing ua VIII convince
snyone-and sample bottle sent free By mail
Sample Bottle Of Swamp-Root Free by Mail
kidney bladder
family history send at once to pr
N T. will gladly send mall mne
oook
the thousands upon ou
cured In writing
to Bhghmon n be TO say thet
generous off u Akron Daily De mocrat
what
and 81 bottles the drug stores every
DE
and the adds Binghmon Y on every ootae
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-23


the
awhile When sought
but I'd
the blanket than began cough again Now I'm of
the folks
bad rolled the
ball mouth
a didn't know anything
miserable oneunged individual that awake
said, At
the time winked to the porter and he winke back at
Pine, sah'
said He allowed to
would carry a
Did improve the acquaintance"
"She widow and blonde
hadn't married and hadn't had another spell OF
until
telling what might have happened"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-23


Michpicon fields lake
fulchested
fellow with muscles like with appetite for whisky that
uck did his ability
his Half
Ned Dmmoc threw back his shoulders expanded his chest demanded
that would have killed 1t Jared Flynn little but he only
a
a he
The drink bought readily blow Half
became Flynn had his
Englman
"smases lie himself
when
doubling him Flynn whed strike him. look
surprise his This cultured
n he o
one.' thundered
English
lie
later hopping mady the barroom cuthng
cherished
the
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-23
Modern orthosrapl,y.

How to remedy the bad spelling of
the rising generation is getting to be
a serious problem. In the recent eX.
animation of III applicants for en-
trance to the Northwestern University,
SO missed 20 or more of a list Of $50
common words. Some educators claim
that the word method, which has dis.
placed the old way of teaching chill.
dren to spell by syllables, is respon.
sible for the bad spelling Of our young
people. Others claim 1t is a matter OF
individual aptitude; that some people
are naturally good spoilers and others
as naturally poor spoilers.
One thing is certain, not as much
interest is taken in the spelling les.
son now as in the days wnen the schol-
ars toed the mark and mis-spell
meant a loss Of rank. 1t might be a
good idea TO revive in our public
schools the old spelling-down contests,
which used TO be a feature OF Friday
afternoons.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-23
POOR RICHARD, JR.'s, SAYINGS.

Love is great. good and beautiful,
out it hates arithmetic.
Vacation weather generally begins
after the close of vacations.
When a man knows what he does
lot know he begins to learn.
1t makes little difference what has
been in the empty pocketbook
That low rumbling sound in the dis
ance is caused by the reassembling of
he football teams.
No mental process is so rapid as
me decision of the average man to
'emaln home from church on a rainy
Sunday morning.
The prediction OF Russell Sage that
t1O-a-ton coal is a slgnpost on the road
10 revolution gives rise to the awful
suspicion that Russell has no coal at
land.-Saturday Evening Post.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-23
BULLETINS

II sometimes takes a few hard
Snocks to develop what's in you.
Many a rich man would be glad to
swap his millions for one good diges-
ion.
A man often measures the good time
,f the night before by the size OF his
lead the morning after.
Sing Of a land where one may bs
Ever from those two bores be free:
Death and the tax collector.
Suavity is a good and pleasing flavor
20 give a good character-but too
)ften there's nothing but the flavor.
The man who goes through life look
,ng for snap" usually dies in the
)oorhouse-or just outside the gates.
A man stays out of a business ven
:ure. 1t fails. The man says business
iagacity saved him. l. wins, and the
nan says bad luck kept him out.
There may be such a thing as luck;
out perseverance end a clear head are
zig helps to luck along the road to
success.
DE millionaire goes broke" said
Uncle Shad, AN blows his brains
cut OATS foolishness. Abs done
been busted foh sebenty-five yeahs-
an All done been fat de whole time"
1t is hard to see how our forefathers
got on without the telephone. Per
daps, though, they had some one else
Hhom they could cuss and get just
as much satisfaction out of it as
:hough they were talking to Cen
raj"
Few men ever win all they started
out in life to attain. But he is lucky
fellow who manages to make the
Iverage halfway decent.-San Fran
Sisco Bulletin.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-23
S$G$ EGG GGE &GE:
4 4 POORIU MdndO6d 4
y y 6r60N6I'U \,
q SSS 3S5&

A poorly managed creamery is gen.
orally Improbable both for its own
srs and patrons. If it makes money
at first, il is sure not to do so in the
end. One reason why it is profitable
At first Is that the machinery is new
and so are all the utensils about the
establishment. The result is that
The product for the first few months
S fairly good and fair prices are OBJ
aimed for It, perhaps even a little
above the market quotations. But
after some months the conditions are
FAR different. Everything viii then
Oe found to be run down, rHsty, dirty.
No matter what the equipment Of
a creamery, bad management will
spoil all. 1t is very good to have ce-
ment floors, perfect tanks, pasteur-
lzing apparatus. and the like, but
lone Of these will insure good butter
Or clean cheese. Recently the writer
Of this article made a trip through
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-23
Robbing the Dead.

Following the news that a pick
pocket had despoiled Senator Hoar OF
purse containing $3.50 comes the
'urther melancholy intelligence of how
Senator Kean has been robbed of a
dress-suit case containing his entire
outfit of glad rags" Evidently the
light-fngered fraternity is determined
20 leave our senators nothing but their
.ogas and their integrity.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-23


s
objected.
call him anything under the after me- he said
giving Horao the mother for
liked because it But I'll keep the
Orrngton."
Grandmother The calling
North
subdivision something hghsOundng
somewhere.
beautiful youth"
he's s.
lost in a of feminine protests
unhappy
pena TO
OF
mony
G1ch aste combination than the rejected D. o. G.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-23

Backache Is a fOrcrunner and
one of the most common symp-
toms of kidney trouble and
womb displacement.
READ MISS BOLlMEES EXPERIENCE.
Some time ago ! was in a very
weak condition, my work made nc
nervous and my back achcd frightfully
all the time, and | had terrible head
aches.
My mother rot n bottle of Lydia
u. Pinkham's Vegetable COM
pound for me, and it seemed to
strengthen my back and help me ut
once, and l did not get SO tired as
before. | continued to take it, and it
brought health and strength to me,
and | want to thank you for the
good it has done me. " MISS KATE
BoGLMAN, l42nd St. & Wales Ave,
New York City. 5000 forfeit Io,igiraiot
t5oUs letter pyovng gcnaacneSS cannot be produced
Lydia Il. PinlSham's Vegetable
Compound cures because 1t is
the greatest known remedy for
kidney and womb troubles.
Every woman who is puzzled
about her condition should write
20 Mrs. PinlSham ut Lynn, Mass,
and tell her all.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-10-23

There are two things" says the
philosopher. that q woman VIII al
ways jump at-conciusions and mice"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Scr GnnarcB.

@ui6tngtOn, .. e., 3. Moi.
Die 9bilippinenfrage beruria6te
beute cine beige 0isfuFion i'm &C.
nate. Wd6renb frii6er Die 0emotraz
tide M}tnoritdt un6ef9rdnfte Reoez
frei6eit bate, mar es beute geraoe UNI
gefebrt. Die Senatoren Spponer,
2pbge uno 6orater gertet6en in 6arz
mild un0 pertbeiOigten Die Nrmeez
Administration uno ben 8ouberneur
Salt in i6arfen 3eben uno un6eane
itanOet. Die 0ebutten gingen ii6er
Elm pettes 5elO unO entftunOen ii6er
ben etngerei4ten 8ef4luB, ben Maior
Cornelius Gardener aus ben 86tlips
ptnen fommen gu lafen, Inn Dor Dem
Gomtte als 3euge gu erf6einen.
Die Senatoren Morgan uno 8ettu8
(Qld.) beuteten an, baB es oas Bette
lei, penn Der 8ef4luB 3uriidge3ogen
nerbe.
Der 9enat bertagte fi6 aus DID,
tung fir bas ~beritorbene @onqreBmit5
glieo Cummings, ebe ii6er ben 8ez
i4luB ubgeitimmt tpurOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
9cr Q~(hhen,eQrr 0Gib.

Ser Nppen3eQer 0iB lit i'm
68nei3erlanOe 10 iprii6pDrtli6 ge>
noroen, OaB man einen jeoen 4ppenz
3eQer o6ne 0eitere5 al5 einen ge6orez
men @iB6olo betra8tet." N}tt Oiaien
@orten leitet 2lfreo So6ler, peI6er
fel67t elm Nppen3eQer lit, feline fiir3li6
erf9ienene StuOie iiber bieIe5 S6ema
Elm. Die Qppen3euer galten I4on felt
LANCER 3eit aIs beIonbers piBi8e
Qeute. 1866 f4reibt gonrab SAT-, Die
Nppen3eGer 6reimiit6igteit unb ibr
DiB made tie bi5netlen i6ren Na6z
barn, Die i6nen an Oieien 8a6en ni6t
gIei8tommen, berbaBt, pGbrenO Ruz
monD 1888 meint, tie be3aubern Our6
bas Sanfte i6rer Sitten uno %intereiz
iiren Dermittelft hires anmut6tgen0tz
Bes. Sobler, Der Sa6r uno Sag I'M
ter 0ie1e lem liebenspiirbigen 8olt gez
Iebt bat, 6at nun ale5 gs5 ammelt mas
CT an 4ppen3euer Qieoern auftret6en
fonnte, uno ii4 audi cine Sammlung
BON Qppen3eGer 8iBen ungeIegt.n @ez
Der bic 6eiltgteit Der Stride, 10
f6rei6t er in feiner g6urattertitif bic
les 8olfSpiBe8, nod Der @rnit Der
G6ute, De8 8eri9ts, Der 8at6sz9erz
Tummlunqen unb Der &ir460fe, no8
Die @trenge Der militGrii4en 9is8iz
pin Iegen benz DiBe 3ugeI an, mod
neroen bic 8er6anOlungen ber2anD=
geneinoe BON bieiem fre4en Gin
bringing berf4ont. DEM Elm gutter
0iB tommt benz Qppen5eQar gu alien
53eiten, an alien Srten unb Dor mem
urr0 ii6er men es audi lei. Ollie mill
fen 6er6aIten." Sn ieiner @ummz
lung finoet ii6 cine 5iiue guter45iBe,
uno audi an u~nfreiniQiger 8Omit
fe6lt es ni9t. Gus elmer 8Iiit6enleie
Des ,2anO~ greiFen mir einige befonz
ber8 6ii6I6e 8eiIpiele beraus, n8uette
Morge, 9farrer! @o iidt mr. ebe
6iitt bic biert 5rau CAB an no geitorz
be-" nSr00i4tti0zi, 8ai4tiaa, mo
bic @ertorbene eBt iI4t, po6nt Ru6e
unO JrisOe!" nO4a, 4forrer, Oenn
9a lies Del pelepeg GeOenfau5) nib
LANCE nus6alte!" - y@uete Sug9farz
rer! Der Batter f9idtzi ODD e 30Iz
leIi @8mool8." SD, - Oa taarzi
(burF i6) nib anneb, ba5 if4 3OppiI,
Sote6li." 500 - be Batter beb'5
au giddb (gefa9D, ober b Muetter
Pet gidOb: Md! be 6err tper pobl
gei6Do (ge14eit) genueg fee, Onbs
S9mGGl3li nib omme f05 (gratis)
dbneb." = r9ans SOteb! gu giie6o
Gie6t) me gGrr ME / be @6eer4e(&irz
der. @o fG6lt g aug" 8eFeo er,
9r. 9farrer; iiferdnn (unieretner) 6eb
bait 10 ammzmsenzeSOnt MDrge al
s6Gno bon 8 t6ue. Wte mos fuettere,
mele6e IN g 8e6It boBe (puben);
6or5omme: me 9onnt Ault CAB efa4
1u0 eDeeg! $500 - dDer elD III
emoOl Gle unb BAY 4Dntio er bod
en- Qneoeren anftele!!" = rs ba audi
f9pn bra ttentt. Qber luegi0, 9err
9farrer, es lpGGr mr. re4t f4uult
(peinIi6), penn benin Der ID (uu4)
nib / B. G6eere9e 90nt!" = @9uIz
le6rer: r8or @Gem, metne &inoer,
muB Der MenI6 6ef4eiOen iein. Qber,
perbet Sbr fragen, mann 1T Der
Men78 6eI8eiben? Sd feBe ben5aa,
i9 fGme gum 6errn Pfdrrer. Der
6err gfurrer bietet mir Elm 8lds 8ter
an. bas ne6me i9 an; er bietet mir
Elm speites an bns nebme id nnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Gnnilinn nnO 0ehcnsberluf.

@pracue, N.zg., 3. mai. =
Der peftti4 fa9renOe SAT- Mailz3ug
Der 0.>g. gentraIbabn ftieB feute
Ra4mittag 5e4n Minuten na9 5ll6r
Bel @Ipbe, R.zg,, nit einem DffIi6
fabrenOen 8iiter8ug 8uIammen. Der
2OfOmOtipfiibrer unO Der 6ei3er Des
ertgenannten 3uges fanben auf Der
Steae i3ren Sob unD Is goft6eamte
uno 3ugbeamte trugen i9pere Ser
leBungen bapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Jnulrr SauErr.

umfafenOe Reparaturen n0t6tg. -
Die Mai9inen uno Der gauge
Rumpf bro6en aus Dem 2eim 81
geben, - Sran5portflotte pirb
b%erringert.
Can s ran5tsco, 8. Mai. -
@uf Die tiir5li9en @nt6iiGungen Der
beiGo7en MiBnirt6f8aft in benz 6ieiiz
gen Ser. Staaten Sransportbtenit
tommt ieBt Die peinli8e 4ntiinoigung,
baB Der 3ran5portbampfer r9rant,"
Der nod 10 gut, pie neu fem ioute,
b~ouItdnoig unbrau9bar lit. Der
n@rant" IoQte am 10. 3. M}tS. nit
8etrltten unb @orrdt6en fir bic 8biz
ItpptnenzQrmee in Gee ge6en, bod
iteGte Ii9 Bel Der borge79riebenen I'm
teriu6ung berau5, baB Der 9ampfer
ft4 ni4t in ieetii6tigem 3uftanbe be-
finOet. &efeIzSnfpettor Sobn Bull
ger bat amtli6 gemelbet, baB bic
0dmpffe7el cine &raftprobe ni6t
a~us8u6alten bermp6ten unb ba5 gam
&c 8efige bes Rumpfe5 bermaBen gez
f4pd4t 1T, baB man Dtele neueStublz
platten einieBen unb Die aQgemeine
Struftur umfaTenb beritGrfen muB,
e6e Der 9dnpfer pie0er dl8 Srdnsz
porti6iff Dienen fam.
Muior 9ebaG, Der ieBt bier ben
Ser. Staten SranSportbienit Ieitet,
nu4Oem iein NmtsOorgdnger pl0BIi6
ben 2aufpaB er6alten bate, giebt Die
fpenig tr0ftIi4e 4u8funft, DAP Der
n@rant" nit einem Nufpano pon
100000 pteber in ben beiten3uftunb
geieBt per0en t0nne. Nu9 Ieinem
9afiir6ulten iinb bic 9ampffeTel
bur4 uG3u f6nere Nrbeit8leiItung in
Die jeBige f4le4te @erfa7ung geraz
then. Gr muBte 5ugeben, baB Der
r9rant" erIt felt Sanuar 1899 i'm
Sransport0ienit bertpenbet fpirb un0
ieitbem f6on flint N&al reparaturbez
biirftig mar.
Die triiben ~Grfa6rungen nit Dem
eigenen 3runsportbienit -6aben Die
8unbesregierung beranIaBt, bies toItz
fpieItge @ei6dft almG6li8 nieoer
auf3ugeben. Die 9ampfer r@gbert"
unb r8Ofecruns" fOuen oemnG8it I'M
ter ben 6ammer fommen uno perz
ben ipo9l fir penig mebr, als oItes
@tien Iosgef6lagen fperben miiFen,
Sn nG6Tter 3ett tperben Die 8ran5z
pOrtbampfer r9ancot," r@arren,"
nM}eabe" unb Sherman" ouBer
9ienIt geiteGt iperben, unb bunn piro
bic Ser. @taaten transport 6lotiGe,
bic ben 8ertebr 3pif6en Gan 5ranz
CISCO unb Manila betpertiteuigt, nur
nod aus ben folgenben o8t0ompfern
beiteben; n8uforb," nGroOf," Sill
patrtf," rGberiOan," n2utpton," so
gam" D9rant" unD n56omas."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
oaenern WRnrnlonb.@ GIN.
rit1 am 20. Stgr 1901 IN RrsIA
9uoe ptrlaHsR 6iIsH=StltI0H, ME tolgt:

Sritt an 20. 6tgr 1901 IN RrstA
5uoe vtrlaHH 6iasn=StatIoH, ME folgt:
EaglI2.
lao Worgens 49, S1uelBu8, 9auptlIHIe' SagtsA
tpun, u. & u. QabH uu0 DEM 5uosa' MD a1sr
o,romnm 6ount1g5, v. y. $15H, ~e3lmbtrs'
Iuro. WartlnsJur9 uu5 @rn1.t.L.
SGQIf6, u5gs Il II Fl i
T y Worqsus-gorf, y. & D.sEio. 400 9a9Da
Qinis 6fli5 BON Gmorgs0,orc, Carlisle IND 0@
~ @SrG.ng 0aagt.nt:, 9a5trstsna, S9I2o'
]5trgbur6, Trsosrii. GmmItsblrJ uHo u. q Is
glbu, bis G.ttou. as.. mad
10 u Observation-Disclosures. TUr L~tHloNfSIDST qua
uHo Gettysburg. n
. - ~07bm.-Qttomm. mob u~uloHsSTiogs-
2 % ga6m-Grpr,B uGa Q0ri uno U.s. K q. up.
4S5 Vq4m-GprtB, oau5.l,Eit : 4lHita pa9L5'
7 - Sr,o,rif. Gmmttsbura uHb Sh.p2tH5bur9
$40 Ta5Gm.-auomm. Ea9 gu1rps9root.
TX gabm-Qfomm. mad uniousGrioJ'.
II * WhenDs-4ftomm. rad GmorpsSrops.
Sur SDuutags.
935 WorQtug-&ttomm. nab QHtoHzSrloas A~R
6lHober.
Q * Wobm-Wtlomut. mad I~Hi0Hs@rIogt.
4 m Pohm -MHgmu. ud1 GmOrgz8roOt.
IA x uu3 GmoTps9roDt.
Pjlet,z uHO 8epit=gHrtau &r. 10, ErsSa!Is
morszStrube.
Saltous unb malbrtotz (Rortb=&OeD station.
= 81. 6opD, Observation-Disclosures.
D. O.. 8rtspOIb, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

Bel @enteroiue, SO, tpurbe in
TOlge zines 3OrnuOos 8ictor @nberz
ion's 9aus unb @6eune umaepe6t,
nobel elm Sinh get0btet unb 5rau
&noerion unO i6re Mutter I6per per-
leBt purben. Der Mann tpurbe
i9nermiit5ig, dls er Bel Ieiner 6eimz
fehr bas lnbeil IA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

Gin Moroz5ort auf Min0anuO BON
ben ameritanif9en Sruppen an
gegriffen unb erObert. 3pet
Offi3iere unb 20 M2ann Oertpurtz
bet.
MuntGa, 8. M1ai. - General
9ubis, GommanOsur Der ameritarllz
f4en Sruppen auf Der Sniel W}inoaz
nap, melbet, baB fein nltimatum an
Die 6Guptlinge Der Moros unbeantz
tDprtet blieb, baB iein ueberbinger beS
ultimutums ni6t 3uriifgetebrt lit
unb Die amerifanif9en Sruppen beuta
Morgen bei9oFen nurOen. Die
Sruppen gingen bOr unb bei4ofen
OaS Moros6ort, tpel6e8 ieOO4 erit
eingenommen tpurbe, ais Die Snfantez
RE i'm Sturmangriff ben 8uGgraben
errei4t bate. 9a5 Sort mar fart
6efeittgt unb BON 300 Moro8 gut berz
t6eibigt.
8ei Qbienbung biefer 0u9ri9t mar
Ho3 6eftige8 9etpe6rfeuer i'm 9dnge.
General 9abi8 meIDet Die folgenOen
8erlu1te auf ameritaniI4er Sette:
lieutenant 9enrD @. 0agner Don
benz IA. Snfanteriez 3egiment, f6per
bertpunOet; lieutenant SoBmon bonn
q. Snfanteriez 8e9iment, lei8t berz
DunOet, uno 20 Mann D~erpunbet.
ManiIa, 3. Mai. = 9ie Ser
9anolungen oes 8riegsgeri6ts gegen
General Sacob s. Smith famen beuz
te 3u @nbe, Die @nti6eioung be8
8sridts9ofes pirb na8 0ai6ington
geianbt. Der augemeine ginOrud
ge6t Oabin, baB General Smith fret
9eipro6en parO.
G6olera in Der 3uno6me.
MuniGo, 8. W}ui. - 9ie 6Gfen
Der 9ropin3en 8atangaS unb 2aguz
ma iinb pieber fir ben 8erfe6r er0ffz
ne tporben, natiirli9 urrter ben 8ez
f6rGnfungen, ipel9e bic G~6oleraz@pt=
bemie jeBt n0tbig ma6t, Den neu
iten Na6ri6ten gu Solge lit Die Gpi'
bemie nod INNER in Der 4uS6reitung
begrtffen. 8t8 6eute finO in Manilu
FOB @rtranfungen unb 554 SDOes=
fGQe gemelbet norben unb aus ben
8ropin3en ettpa 1000 Grtrantungen
unb 1473 Sobe5fGGe.
Sn Srie It.
Srief It, Seitrei6, g. Mai. - Der
Ser. @taaten=8reu3er nGbicogo" truf
beute bier bon 8eneoig Elm, Der lib
li6e Austauf4 DON SaIuti4iifen
fanb itatt.
QIfonfo'S 8Iumer Goro 0.
Mubrio, 3. Mai. - umfungz
rei6e @orbereitungen tperben getrofz
fen fir ben Sag Der &0nigstr0nung,
pel6e am II. W}at ItuttftnDen ntrb.
Nabe3u breiBig @taat8futI4en perz
ben i'm 8rOnungs8ug fein. 9iefelben
perOen pra6tiger fein, ais fel6it bic
engltf6en 6tuatStutT6en BEL Der
3r0nung in 2onbon. Die meiiten
berIeIben finO emit BON beriibmten
fpani74en 8iinitIern 9emolt; Obnobl
iie felt LANCER 3eit ni4t mebr beniiBt
unb in 6olge 9eHen antiquirt unO
fdGbig gelporOen itno, rep]rdIentiren
ie ii4 jeBt, no4bem iie frii4 polirt,
Iatirt unb aufgepoltert iinb, in
i6Onitem @lan3e unO iinO u9eraOe 10
gut, tpie men,"
Sin 6auptftiid Der projeftirten
JeItli6feiten pirb Die groBe 8lumen>
f6lQ6t ooer Der 8lumenzGprIo iein,
fir meG8en aGe fpanii8en @Grtner
ale 6Gnbe boQ 3u tbun 6ober. Sin
Mabriber Club bat aGein $4,000
Bouquets beiteQt; aus Dem @agen
zines anberen Clubs fo0en 100000
6trduBe getporfen perben. Die 9drtz
ner in 8aIencia piFen iid bOr Be-
itelungen ouf rotbe Helten nt4t 5u
retten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
Sit GrifGfonzliuie MttEattios

1lAT-E SSFFVTVW @FW'tF gNaferrpufe
mad 4BiTd0fIp6ia, a]n5alttno in gstttrfou,
UO., unO 6 btfsr, pa. Glbrprti5 - Dad $3.50,
Raiutt $500; auHOrejje d Salel $3.50. Rad
@tiauticz@itp $2.75; GrturiiOH $3.75. Rad Nsps
Worf 800: GrfurNon $500. 6tJHer OurbllufcH0e
Rabrz9iact. mad Nbanr, GrO1, Bottom, I.pz0l=
BEN (6oun.) unO u0roli3tn 4%uHtt,n. 5dolt5 UNI
5 u6c gabmittlQs, 6ouutags ousgcnomm;n. @Qe
ErturTongz9jGcte pirOsH i'm 9trtuu uuo bel u l.
BIG. Or. Il, IorOzSblJlt5z StrlBe, per-
fault. 6ra1tbsf0ro:runG biajgGr, ai5 per GiieHs
blbu. S5reibt pt9cu 8fiitsNauObub.
Clarence Sbriper.
MpriI@ Ir. 20f, Q:9bt=StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

an, d6er elm 6ritte8, Elm biertes neRme
t9 nt3t me6r an. = Sd ieBe ben
San, Der 6err Pfdrrer bietet mir audi
Elm 9las Nein an; oieS ne6me i9 an,
Elm 5tpeites ne6me t9 aud an, aber
Elm britteS uno piertes fam i4 ni6t
mebr ~unne6men. Gr bietet mir btelz
let4t audi Gbampagner an; audi Da>
BON nebme i9 Elm @Ias an; aber Elm
3peites uno Orittes ne6me i6 ni4t
mebr On! Run, mas bin ia Ounn
alfo, meine lie6en &inber? - 8e =
8e" = n8ioffe!!" rufen Ollie nie aus
elmer &ebIe. - Sin 3t6tsr fagt gu
einem 9erurt6eilten: nSOteb: S mert
e5 idoo. g urtbeiI gfaQt DR. niioo,
M04ii6t en- QarO (irgenonie fagen)
fd9e: / iet en- NarrI" nSGge niiiio,
TT 3oQO5betr, a6er globe"
Die junge 8rau. - Gr:
n9u, Bertha, id m06te Elm paar..,
ober gang friI6eI" - Sic: n6elbItz
peritdnOIi6! Our M}ago): SAITH,
2uiTen sic NAL fdneI n paar Gier
Ie8en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

Ra6 annapolis. MT. 8ogal : station, !EO5'
$50 Born. GamotU=5ta tjou, !7.2o, 900 SoruI,
!l2l5 uuD !5.20 9lu6m. ,-oo
9,rIoFtn GamDus5 tatloH mao Grcoeri3, 80
Ra5 8ia3ctr, !72O 9orma 2n, AIS nHS
i45 r. %2 @25,rstopu 300 Born, 4.l5, !48O n.
an M Nirp uuo 3niibtntIiIoHtu .7-3G, 9.45
Worm, M.Y, !l.3l, $50, 900, tll3O Ra3m;
0T55' Gnicctts6it0 7.3O, G95 Born. u20,
4 "a. so, $3.50, *ll.2O Gl5uJ.
Tod Gurtis' gap, N!629 @Orm. ,oo
9a3 Qura0, mt. RoOolzStustan, 226 |aam-
w.nhnr.Gtntinn . 40 grHm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
98ir babcu bic orUBtcn, rcinftcn nno
9ampfihtTss an3eigeN.

E& Merchandise Miners
4 Transportation Comp.
Sdmpfc 2 Hiuien.
gtdd Soifon Uue Sem Often:
iGbsu 0toHtag, SIsuitul, 0ouueritag Uuo SGmifaa,
Nbeuo5 e uhr.
gCddi 9rpOtccnce unD Gem Often:
iebeE WiittDodl, Frelta1 Iuo SoHHtdg, QbeHDs 6 ubL.
SIadb 5apdnudb unc Gem SIbcu:
iebcn 8leuitag. 9oRHeritdG, SumitGJ. GbeHo5G 6 phr.
g1ad y1eippprts9I eip6 uup G~prfoIE:
tdGIih I'M 81 ubr Q6enos.
rnl6ertreinihe SequemlIhtetteH mo BefoItiauna.
Sorgfdltige 8srlabuug uro ftHeae SefOrosruug
BON 6ratt. 6. y. 6iIIHgbam, 4geat,
RlB oes laHgsH 8ods;
VI. y. Surner, @.z9 81;
t.. 2. . %pufinE, IS. :. III;
81. Q. Strbbfus, @.=0I.;
6. g. %Bbitnep, = q uu6 2.zU.
SuuDtbareaEr-Ir. 2E4, 81 .0rrman.5traRe.
Ul3t&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04
@arllanb & @cnniBIbauia Gilsus
hnhn.En

Rortb 5tutioH
8Ils oebeu db on Wg1eusuQsH nab 6duoiff HB
40 Wprq,ng, 3.05 uuo 430 Rabml.tdQs.
3uss qt5ea ob an gEoAsut1JtH nab SIdtr nm
80 uu0 $50 IOrssHs uHo 305, +3o uHo $50
8a5s os5ta ab mad ga.i, pa, UNI 80 Rargeus
uno 36 9abmiItGQs.
3Ggt Jsbsu ub an SOnut131u rd3 Saro'II In
$50 WorqtH4 I=e 4 ubr 9utmIttdgs.
SHls Q,btH ab an 5oHntl9tn Ho9 Ss.dlr UNI
$50 morgsHs, 400 aabmittlgs uHo 1000 AbtHos.
!. 2. &orris, 8tRsCaIs9ct 81 't5iIbriT.