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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-30
INDEPENDENT PHONES
TO RAID BELL COMPANY
Capitalists Back Of keystone
Company Plan Big
Unde rita kinq.

Philadelphia, Sept. 29.-War to the
bitter end is On between the Bell Tel.
ephone company and the Keystone
Telephone company. The battle will
be carried into the Bell company's g
stronghold. Its youthful rival means
to take things by storm In New York,
Chicago. Pittsburg. Baltimore and
Boston.
The Keystone company has enlisted
mary powerful allies. They ara the
independent systems that have invad-
ed the Bell company's preserves In
the east and middle west. Under
what the promoters have termed a
tariff agreement" all of these inde-
pendent companies have planned q
united attack upon the Bell monopoly
under the powerful leadership of the
Keystone company. New York will
be the initial point of attack. From
there forced march will be made
against Boston.
I'VE shall have the Independent
system of telephones in operation in
New York within a year." said one ol
thoee In command of the Keystone
and its forces today. Boston and
other large cities in the east and mid
die west will soon be within our field
of operations. We have plans wei
under way to put an independent sys
tenn in Chicago"
Congressman Robert H. Foerderel
and John Nj. Mack. who control thu
Keystone interests I'm Philadelphia
are heavily interested in the move
ment to ipvsdt the Bell strongbSi1
AsHociatsd S1th them are othef zap
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-30
SHELTER BORNE
TO GRAVE BY HIS
!: OLD COMRADES
last Rites Spoken Over
Body OF Smiths
Victim.
CITY Cars STOPPED IN RESPECT.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Conductor James B. Shelter, were held
at his late residence, Ills West Second
street, at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Rev. Brewbaker, pastor Of the First
United Brethren church, conducted the
services.
Z In respect Of the memory Of the muir
dered man, all but two of the cars on
1 each line of the city were taken out OF
! service at 1870 o'clock and all remain
ing on the line were stopped for live
minutes at o'clock.
!, About seventy-five of the members
Of the railway employees union attend
ed the funeral in body. The mem
bers of the X. o. T. M, of which the
deceased was a member. also were
present at the funeral. The relatives
from out Of town were: A. A. Shelter
and wife. of Columbus, j. A. Shelter
J. M. Shelter and wife. and James l.
Shetler and wife, all of Beach City; G.
FX Booth and wife, Of Navarro, and
MfsAA Marie Booth, of Cleveland.
The casket was borne by Henry j
Black, Jonathan Oldfield, Joseph Holl'
is, Holmes Rank, e. A. Kinney and
Verne Gowdy. All of these. with tht
exception of Verne Gowdy, are the old.
est employees of the street railway com
>pany. Gowdy was the motorman on
Shelters car.
Beautiful floral pieces were received
from the several organizations o.
which Shelter was member. The
street railway men of Canton sent
beautiful piece, Coates Ajar;" th'
street railway men of Akron, a broker
wheel. Pieces were also received from
the members of the First United
Brethren church and tho X. o. T. M
Many people crowded into the house
/, rs q last token of their friendship ant
respect for the man whose life had Sc
suddenly been closed. The cortege Il
the cemetery was large end the bod,
wal there tempGrarily consigned Y
the<r e<rscsdving vsnlt af Westaawn Gene
isanea = ase1a>~ - hcrn aes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-30
BURTON BOOM
For Speaker Is Taking
Definite Form.
MORGAN AND GOULD
Said to bo Favorable to the
Cleveland District Man.
Their Influence tn
His Behalf.

Washington, Sept. 29.-The heavy
weight financiers of New York. men
like Morgan, Rockefeller, George
Gould, Hartman and the. rest Of the
crowd which has been making billions,
propose to have a man chosen speaker
Of the next house Of representatives
who will be safe" At present Theo-
dore Elisha Burton. the representative
OF the east side Of the Cleveland dis
trict, is the only man they have In
mind. Burton is their ideal Of the
calm. conservative. imperturbable,
honest man to rule the house.
All the influence, they can bring TO
bear through the correspondents they
have in all parts of the country VII,
be exerted In behalf of the Ohioan,
who. fortunately for the big AnancieEss
is regarded by all his colleagues as one
OF the few men of great capacity, abso-
lutte. fairness, honesty and fearlessness
in the house. None stands higher
than Burton and none is better or
ganizer than he. It wis Burton whn
made the election of Henderson pos
sible. He was able to control the bal.
ance Of power In the Wisconsin delega-
ton and he threw 1t in Henderson's
favor.
The only things said against Burton
are that he is too fair to be a good
man In the chair when 1t necessary to
resort to dirty work for patisian ends
and that he is too cold.
But the members have had three
years of jolly good fellow In the
chair. and a majority do not like the
experience. Burton enjoys the conf
dence of the members of the oligarchy
which has ruled the house under Reed
and Henderson. but Is not disliked by
those not in the combination. as nearly
all the others are. He Is the only one
on whom the Ohioans could agree. He
would be able to come pretty near
getting the Pennsylvania delegation
too, as Foraker and Quay are on the
best Of terShs. and Burton r. q EOrsikeE
man. F0f tho Mkme reason he w0Q,1
stand Yell With the New yerk dele1ar
~ t ~ . .tk| 4, ~ n i.i y . W I'E,to
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-30
If You are Fact
Searching

gains investigate our Blanket
offerings We have secured a
great assortment at under
prices. Many reasons impel
us to share the gain with you.
Jack Frost can't nip your nose
O. night If you lie beneath
these long enough for snug
Cling and tuckings.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
Gus bent Snnern Narblanb's uno
ben auaren;enhen Staatcn.

&Geine Hpti5en aus be m
Staate 90 arplunb.
eSn Der NGbe BON SeagueDiQe, 5rez
berid : Gpuntp, purbe Die Iegertn
5rau alara 4bams auf Die 4ni4ulz
bigung perbaftet, ibr n%eugeborenes
Sinh in elmer 5amilte in 5reoertd
perlaHen 81 haben.
Sci @uitbersburg iinb uuf Der
Sarm oes 9rn. S. s. Suits ii6er 100
Sonnen t6eu burd @elbftsnt5iinoung
aufgebrannt.
Sci G6arlestptpn, W.=8a., muroe
Der @6eriff s. u. Sdrrett our4 Ell
MICE @9rptf0rner, bic fem Sagoz
freuno abgefeuert bate, i'm 9eit4t
perlpunbet.
SIN Der Na9bari6aft BON 9errpz
mans, !9arforo : Gountp, tpuroe Der
9eqer Scott 9ouanO bon Der betrunz
fenen Negerin Surab s. 9aQ erI9oiz
fen. 9as 5rauen5immer puroe perz
6aftet.
SIN @pringz9 ros zQipl 1T Der 50
Sabre alte Satob 81. &nooel bon 9az
eerstopn ~geitorben.
0os !6aus bes elmer Greps bel
9enzMar purbe bur6 Seuer f6per
be16dbigt.
en- Cumberland 1T 6einri9 perf4
in @9affer's &oitbuuie gang ploBli9
qeitorben. 9eria mar in OeutI4lanb
qeboren unb errei9te Elm Otter bon 81
Sabren.
sSyn 8elair 1T Die Mutter bes
5taatsIenutors &obinion geitorben.
DUFF GGiot's Sslunb, 9ordefterz
GountD, finb Bis iebt neun 8latternz
fGGe pDrgefommen.
Die 3oblensrGber Der Georges
Greet : Gegion tragen ii9 NIT Der Ib@
ii9t, Iofort UNI cine @r9O3ung Der
2D6ne enlightenment.
en- ber Rdbe BON 9ancod tpurbe
Bernhard @9leninger, Elm lunger
Munn BON Cumberland ,duf Der Sdgo
bur6 einen 99ub in iein geln
i6per Derlebt. Sin 5uno bate bas
@etpebr umgetporfen, tpel4es baourd
losdtng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
PRO Mfer fir bas n0t6ige 2drb gu
be3Qblen Qebenfe.

pLu AuSL VI Jug IlpLHlSC @dAU du
be3Gblen gebenfe.
9iefe 8ebduptung puroe BON 9rn.
8enable piberfegt, fpel9er idgte, baB
ST. Quid tei1en berartigen preis anz
gegeben, in Der Shat iebo9 gefdgt bdz
be, baB er nod ni9t ptfen tOnnte ,tpie
biel bos 2anb toiten tpiirbe.
Die So. GiIenbran6t unb 9uDton
1pru9en gegen bic borgef9lugenen
4menOemente; QeBterer mics beion=
bers dnf Die Nof6penbigteit res BE
ferboirs fir einen oerbeferten 0ienit
bin, befen 3uftanb i'm D~ergangener
CONNER Elm geniigenoes 4rgument
fir bic Contribution zines tpeiteren
&lGrungsbafin lei. 9us @olf babe
ftd auBerbem in Der leBten 8abl unz
~5peioeutig ii6er bteien Punft ausge=
fpro6en.
9r. Smit6 betonte ais Nntiport Die
un6efimmte Spra9e ergerorbnung.
Na40em nod 9r. 9opier gu Sum
ften Oes 4menOements gefproden bait
tie, fano Die 4%6Itimmung nit benz fol-
genben 8e1uGtat itatt:
9afir itimmten Die So. Smith,
Platt, 2inoemunn unb 9opier - 4;
oagegen Die So. 8iGiums, Dieter,
@ifen6ranot, 8uDton unb 8ena6le -
5. 9rn. 2inoemunn's 8erbaIten fam
ME cine leberrai4ung, t~penigitens
fopett feline bemotratii6en Gpqegen
in 8etrd6t fdmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

= Sn Der norb0itIi4en Poli3eiftation
erbielten geitern Na6mtttug 8pet jun
&c Mdnner cine f9pere, aber poblz
berbiente @trafe pegen tbGtli6en Qnz
griffs. Squire" 2efpis beitrafte
nGmli6 Mi9ael &appel bon gr. 225,
Rorbz 3ofeftruBe, Inn S. unb Soften,
unb ben 9p. 9reutamp, Der glei6faus
i'm oben genannten 9auTe pD6nt, Be-
ftrafte er nm 500 unb Soften unb
fanbte i'm auf 80 Sage ms 8efdnqz
nib. DIX genannten griffen am leB=
ten Sonntug in 3intban's WirtbI6aft
ar Der philadelphia Roab Srn.G6us.
s. 9eiie BON Nr. 235, NorbzQ Batter
fonzpartzQ Denue, obne l1rfade in
brutuler Beiie on unb berbienten bic
Strafe in bpuem MaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

gro6ez 9oIi3tf batte els
mem Rau d.. - Sames 20. 0}ca
Mabun, Der DOR feds 8o4en alsPros
bepoli3iit i'm 0itli6en 9titritt unges
Teut lpuroe, taufte ii4 geitern W}orz
gen, nG6reno er nift i'm 9ienite mar,
in Der 0irt6I6aft Don G6a5. OlIen,
CIR. 17O6, Office QnnitraBe, einen
RQu76 unD puroe Oom Polt3titen
So6nfon Dpn DemIeI6en 9iitritt Oerz
6aFtet, neil er in Uniform nit ietnem
Repolper in DerWtrt6I6aft ba8 2eben
Der DuTel6It QnpeienOen beorobte.
lieutenant Green beri9tete Der 9oltz
3~ei6e60roe DON Dem Sale uno ipaRrz
i6einli6 piro oieIe Der Garriere bes
~anQs6enoen Observation-Disclosures bteier
SAGE Elm rd16e5 Gnbe MAIDEN.
6te6erei - 2oui8 @erburOt,
40 Sa6re aft, in GIiiabeth : Sane
po6n6aft uno als &utf4er einesRar=
ren5 BEL Miuer Bros, Nr. 1875, Deta
gtementftrdBe, bei6Gfttgt, Duroe 9ea
fern 0a4mittag "a ubr BON oemg&ez
qer BercD Nolan nit einem 3uI9ena
meFer Dura me6rere Slide in ben
Riiden uno bic Settle i4limm, iOenn
audi ni6t lebensgefd6rli6 D%ernunDet.
Nolan 1T ebenfaQS &uti6er unb bei0e
MGnner geriet6en in ben 5ra4t6abnz
b0fen Der Baltimore : Ohio 8dbn"
na6e Observation-Disclosures iiber OaS ge=
qenIeitige Wegsre6t in Streit. 8erz
barot iprang oon 5einem &arren 6ers
ab uuf Nolan 81 unO tpuroe nit ote7
fem in Elm 6anogemenge DertDttelt
unD babel berpunbst. @r fano 4ufz
nu6me i'm yMarpIGnber IniOerIitGtSz
6ofpitul." Der g}eger er9rtFf bic
5lu9t unb MAJ bis geitern Q6eno
ipGt nod ni4t berbuftet.
Qu9 i'm poGi3if #. - Sames
Suqens, in g}r. 1904, 9uoion7Str.,
po6nbaft, eignete ii6 am Is. b. Wlts.
bic Uniform Ieines Ontel5, be5 POlie
3iften See bonn Ditli6en 0iItritt, an
unO umiitrte ii9 in 6igblanOtopn
Oumit, OaB er iid ais POIi3iit aus
CAB. 8eitern mubte er in Der 0itli4er
9oli8eiitation S. unb Soften fir ieia
pen @paB ble4en.
@tn6ru6 am g IN a b.
Fruu @eorge 9. @ammie md4te gez
tern Morgen in ibrer Bo6nun9 gr.
1927, Rorb : 8roaopaD, bic @ntoefz
funq, ouB Elm ma5tirter @inbre6er
ii6 an i6rer GOmmooe gu i4ufFen
ma6te. sic purOe bur9 Elm @erGui3
aus Dem 54Gafe gepedt unb mar, ais
fie ben gtnbre6er iub, 81 eri4roden,
UNI irgenb einen S9redenSruf aus3uz
itoBen. Sic tpedte iebo9 ibren W}ann
auf, Der aus benz 8ett auHprang uno
benz @in6re4er nd6lief. Dieter ents
fam iebo9. Sin gDrtemonrate, $50
ent6altenb, unb $35 in 8untnoten,
pel4e it4 in ben 8eintleioern 0eS
6rn. 8ammie beFanben, tpdren perz
f4nunben, iopie Elm ueber3ieBer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
BON Gee nnb 6nfrn.
Die D6elbberrnz&laFe" bes Rorbb.
2Iopb. - @erf4iebeneg bon Sea

Die GeGOberrnsaGaFe" bes Rorbb.
2lopo. - 8erfdiebenes bon Sea
unb 9dfen.
Der 0orbb. QGoDb bat iiingft stpet
0ampfer Oom @tapeG gelaFen, tpelde
8eibe 5u Der neuen y6eIbberrnz8loiz
ie" geb0ren. IS finb bies bic 0Qm=
pier pSepbliB" uno nRopn." Der
@ritere lief am Is. Ottober uuf Der
S4t4auperfte in 0an3ig, Der QeBtere
am l. J}obember BEL So6. 6. Seflenz
borg in 9eeitemiinbe bonn Stapel. 9lr
berfelben 8Iaffe geb0rt uu6 Der Dam
pier r3ieten," Der ieBt ouf Der @8is
4auperfte feiner 8oGen0ung entoeqer
gebt; i'm 8ou befinben fi6 nod Bic
9ampfer r9neiienuu" uuf Der @erfte
bes n@uIcan" in Stettin II. nS6Qrnz
BORT" Bel Sob. 6. Setlenboro in
8eeitemiinbe. Die 8ompfer Der
r5elbberrnz8fafe" finb 1877 Meter
lang, II Meter brett unb u Meter
tief. Der Raumgebatt betrdgt etpq
5000 8ruttoz q giitertonnen, bieI&az
f9inen inbi3iren ettpa 5000 Pferbe4
itGrten, bic ben S9tffen cine @ez
f4ninbigfeit BON ID Seemetlen berIei4
ben, Sober Der 0ampfer ptrb gegerr
2200 9afagiere iiber ben S3edn trdz
gen tOnnen, popon uIetn 1000 in Der
britten Rlufe (3pif9enbef). Die
neuen 9dmpfer 1inb fir ben 9ienit
auf ben 2inien BON Bremen mad Repa
YOrt unb aGs GriuBf9iffe fir bic
Rei4slinien nd4 Oitaiien uno &us
f%tralien beittmmt. - 0ieIe flint qez
tpaltigen 9umpfer tperben nit an BEN
mpbernen @inri9tungen berfeben,
tpel4e bic 9rDBtmOgIi4e @t6erbeit fir
buS S4iff unb bic 9aFagiere gepG6r4
%leiiten; ie tperben in allen Sbeiler
eleftrif9e 8eIeu9tung erbalten unb
iberbaupt benz Rei1enben 8equemIi6z
felt unb Comfort in REDEEM MaBe
bteten. 9tefe @igenidaften berbiirs
gen, baB Die 9umpfer raid BEL bent
reifenben Publitum beItebt perben.
4u9 bic populGren Nomen Der 9umz
pier, bic fdmmtIi9 an gIGn3enbe Gpos
4en preuBii4er unb beutf6er Sc
i9i9te ertnnern, finb geeignet, bic
9ampfer biesfett5 unb i%enfeitS bes
8eltmeeres RAID betannt gu MAIDEN.
M}an %ertpdrtet, baB elmer biefer 9ams
pier feline Su~ngfernreife mad 8aGti4
more MAIDEN tpirb.
&bfubrt bes rNedur."
Ser 9ampfer rg}edar" pom Noroo.
QlODb, Capt. 9arrafoptB, fdbrt
morgen Na8mittag nit ettpa 20 8az
iiiterz unb 100 3pi9enbedsz9aFaz
gieren BON bier mad Bremen 3uriid.
9ampfsr r9annoper" err
nartet.
Ser 9umpfer v9annober" pom
Norbb. 2lopb pirb morgen bier nit
900 pofagieren erpartet. Die Ras
men Der Suiitenz9 afagire, iopie bic
Namen Der Sffi3iere unb 6ouptbeam=
ten oes S6iffes purOen bereits inn
n9eutf4en GorreIponOenten" Oer0fz
fentli9t.
@4iffbrH8tge onge1un8t.
Gapitdn 6%aIIotpa3 un0 Der 6teuers
mann bes @4ooner5 nS. g., Mart,"
Der am 8, NoOember nube 9atterus
18eiterte, tumen g~eitern auf benz
0ampfer r9uOiOn" bier an. Die
iibrtgen Mitglieber Der 8eidBung
pur0en betanntli6 BON S4ooner
gQrt6ur McQrOle" gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
Staot Baltimore.
Gricibef0roernna mad benz Muslanbe.

Die auspdrtise poit fir bic nit
benz %. Nopember enbenbe Wo4e
i6liebt Gin alien 5duen pinttli4) TN
bieIieen Yoitamte tpie folst:
Die poit 1T offen fir padetsStade
BON 9 nbr @ormittass bis 5 uhr
Nu9mittags tasli4, aussenommsn
Sonntag.
Grams 4tlantic 9 o I.
Mittpo9 - 9 ubr Ibenbs, fir
5rantret9, Sibzguropu. gsppten
unb gritii9 Snbien per Dumpfern2 Ga
S~ouraine," Dia 9apre 0oitia4en fir
anbere Sbetle gurppa's miihen per
80 Souraine" dbreiiirt iein).
Sreitas - 8 nbr 4benos, fir GU
ropu, per 0ampfer r2ucaria," nta
Queenstotpn.
Pot lii il b. uno Central
4merita, Wefinbien
II. +. m.
Mittpp6 - II u6r Nd9ts, fir
Cuba per Sampfer n9uoana"; fir
8raiilien per Oampfer r9eDelius,"
pia 9ernambuco, Bahia unb Rio Snz
neiro; fir gdbamas unO Santigo per
Oampfer rD%ucutun"; fir Samaiea
per Dampfer BON 9~bilaoelpbia; fir
Barbados unb Norbz8ruiilien per
Oampfer rSubert; fir 2esrparoz unb
Winbnaro : SnIe[n, 8ritiidz, 5ranz
sDiif9z unb 9oqdnbii4 : Guiana per
Oampfer r8orpna."
O~onneritag - u u6r Ra9ts, fir
6oDti per 0umpfer rprins Biaem
Der 9ierte"; fir Snugua per 0dmpfer
u9alomu"; fir Reufunoldno per
Oampfer bon gbiluOelpbia.
6reitag - II l1br Ru4ts, fir
Bermuda per Oampfer rgretoria";
fir gorto Hico per Oampfer n@oaz
mo-; fir Curacao unb 9ene5ueld per
Oampfer nMaracaibO; fir 5ortunez
Sslanb, Samaiea unb 9reptopn per
9ampfer rQlleg9anh."
Die 9ot fir 0%eufunblanb, piu
Norbz@ Dbnen, ursp fir Miguelon, ptd
Bolton, i6lieBt bier tdgli4 I'm 3 u9r
Nudmittags; fir Cuba, piu Tampa,
tdgli9 Inn 1 u6r Nadmittags; fir
!6onburas, Guatemala unb Gotta
Gicd, pia NepzS Orleans, tdglt4 I'm s
ubr Ibenos.
Sransz pactfic 81 #.
Santa - 7 u6r 4benos fir
Neuieelanb, 5iii, Samoa unb9apaii.
bia @un 5rdn5isco.
Die poit fir China unb Sapan,
piu 8~ancouper, idliebt bier tGglia
Inn 7 u6r N6enbs Big gum Is. gaoz
penber.
Srans gacific : poft pirb tdgz
1id gum Qbgangsbafsn befDroert uno
arrangements iinb getroffen fir be-
rem ununterbro9ene l1eberlano : Be-
f0rberuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

nit benz 2egen Der Gonbuiten begonz
men bdtten. Die 9erren 9dben cine
Gompagnie gegriinbet unb t6utfG4z
Ii9 f9on @ebdube unb Mtafdinerie'n
,erftanben, pel4e tbnen 100000 toz
item. @enn 9r. 8bpte Ii6 ni4t gez
irrt bat, mas er ieIten tbut, miifen
Die So. SentreB &c Mebairp ober Die
Gompagnie i'm @tabtrutb nm 8erldnz
gerung Der 5riit erfu9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
grinft 9enpn's Sbce nno 1affce.
8eIte Qualitdt. Riebrigfter Preis.
6. .. &enn9 o.,
IS 2dben.
Srinft Gen

@pIGtfion. = Sin Dor ben
Waqen Des gddermeifers Sui. PrOB,
Rr. 6O7, @io : 9utteriOnzParts4pe.
gefpunntes pferb ging geftern Ra4~
mittag an Der Rorth : QOe. u. @ap@
@traBe bur9 unb coGiotrte nit Ell
mem 9foften Der StraBenbdbn : 60,
tpu6ei pas 8efG6rt i'm 8etruQe bon
$50 beihGDtqt ipurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

3u Siren 81, 6 6ur9iIps.
- 9r. Merebitb SAMPLER fpirb NOR
gen Nbenb 3ptI6en 9 unb 10 1br Ell
men Gmpfang gu gbren bes Or. Nlz
freb 8anee g6urhiQ bon Der So
umbtaz1ntoeritGt" in Nep=Oort in
feiner Wo6nung, Nr. Is, Weitz9az
mtItonitraBe, geben. 0abei pirO 9r.
9eo. s. 3ellott cine Sammlung bon
Observation-Disclosures 8eigen,
Cine Dame, Naz
mems Slof &rarer, beftnOet ii9 CUR
3eit in Baltimore unb 6GGt in berz
f9iebenen 8ir9en @ortrGge iiber bas
2eben i'm bo6en Norben. Die 81
Sabre alte Dame 1T nur 40 Bon groB
unb piegt ungefdbr 100 Yfunb. Qber
iie 1T poler 9eift unb Qeben. S6re
erIte Hebe bielt ie in Der 8rantlepz
8aptiftenz&ir9e an Der S6r0Oerit r.
0ie yNntiz SaIoonz Sea-
que" bat in t6rer leBten regelmdBtz
gen Ser Iammlung ben paitor g. 6.
Ni9olfpn BON Neuem als ibren
@tuatszS uperintenbenten fir Das
nG9fte Sabr gepGblt, Sn feinem Be-
ri6t iugt Or. Ni6olfon, buB 3pan5ig
Counties bes Staates bur3 feline Or
belt prgantitrt purben, nm bort 2oz
calzOption gu erlangen. Nur bret
Counties feien nod ni6t befu4t, DIS
9eleguten CUR Nationul : Contention
in @aibington an 9. DECEMBER muir
ben bic 5olgenben ertpG6lt: ReD. 9p.
8ran9 bon @Gicott~Gttn, 9r, $. e.
Saplor BON Baltimore, N6tb. s, 6.
@Qegoob BON Sulisburp, Maior go.
@olbsborougb BON Sreberid uno Rep.
s. s. 6etBe BON Baltimore.
Die bretiG6rGt4e Com
pention bes rSsraelitif4en 5rauz
snz@on3ils" finbet oom 2. Big 9. De-
sem6er i'm @utatpzB zSempel itatt.
Die 8eumten bes National : Gon3il5
limb: 9rG1ibentin Srau 9unnab g.
Solomon, Gbicago; critic 8tcez9rGitz
bentin 6rau Gina s. Se6t, Bottom;
apeite 8icez9rGiibentin 5ruu 8ubette
Manbel, Chicago; @4aBmeii terin
sFrau Bertha q. Sel3, @bicugo; prot.
5efretGrin Sri. Gertrude Berg, 86t=
1%abelpbiu; correfp. @etretdrin SRI.
Sable Nmericon, Netpzgorf; Nubitor
sFrau Minnie COB, G6icago. Die Go
ia zGomite'n beS 8altimorer @on3tl5
finb: arrangements = 5rau Mpfes
@olben6erg unb Jrau Glt Stroufe;
Muff - SRI. 6ennie @an Seer, gfr.
1927, McGu1obItraBe; l1~nterbaltung
- 6rou G6arIes Sans, Nr. 1922,
@utapz9(ace; 5rau 2ept 8Otti4olf,
Tr. 1906, Gutapzglace 6ruu g, s..
Sormun, Nr. 2O21, @utap : 8lace;
@b3ei6en - 5rau $. 90. StruBburz
qer, CIR. 1923, DeitzNortbzNpenue
Reqitrotipn - 6ruu Si1ie abler,
Nr. 712, Werftzg2ortbz Nbenue; 6rau
8. Mfb, Nr. 2133, 8oItonzNOe. Giz
fenbu6nen = Srau Bertha 9ornt6ol,
Rr. 1908, 0rutbz6iuz NOe,; 9Otels
- 9rau Nuron @trous, n9otel Renz
merit" Snformationsz8iir 6rau
@pu Blum, CIR. 1908, BartzGoenue;
fSruu 81. 2openitein, Rr. 1886, Boil
tontraBe; nnfber"" 5rau S. @o4s,
gr. 1712, MdbtionzN penue; 8eptrz
tbung - 6rau Sofepb @iefenfelb,
g}r. 1712, QinbenzN penue.
gpr Der r9eogrup6if4 DEN
@efeG1I4aft" in Der nMcGopz
SaQe" giet getern N6enb prof. On
cello 6eilprin BON Der PbiIaOeIpbier
lIntperIitGt einen 8ortrag iiber Die
Gruptipnen auf Der Snfel Murtiniz
que, pel9e er perf0nli9 an Srt unb
5teQe unterf u9t bat.
gin8iefen9ef4 Gft. Die
Firmu Wm. Numfen &c So. bat i'm
2auFe bieies @ef4Gftsiabres 7,706,z
662 8i9ien nit Somatoes berpafen
IaFen, bon tpelfer Menge II feds
9ro3ent nod ni9t pertuuft porben
finb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
6plofnrbia 1tn0 Flat,

pom feinften 8ei4mdf limb Die 8iere
Der SEQ. @iintber, jun, 8rau=Go."
Sngrebien3ien - nur Mal3 unb 9o=
pfen. 4ne beutf9e 8iertrinfer 5ie6en
fte Dor = es ldBt fi9 BEL einem 9ldIe
Oieies e9ten 8ieres gang bor5iiglt9
iiber Dergangene 3eiten ~pGaubern, benin
es erinnert Dur4 ieinen @ef9mad an
jene berrIi6en Sage in OeutT9lanb.
6. C g. Gel. PAST, ober pbilIips
Bros, 6O9-611 SiibzGorolinez@tr
1927
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

Bic r@ t. : Soete@
n" BON Baltimore miro tbr 9o.5a9>
res : 8antett in i6rer 9aae am 1.0e>
aem6er bolten. 4m 0antia8ungstag
fpirb Der 8erein eine 4n3abl 9etulter
4Dr6e nit QebensmitteIn an bte 4rz
men Der StaDt dusien0sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

0etteraust4ten - Sir
Marplonb unb ben Oiitrift Columbia
tribe am Mittpof, tlar am Oonner@
flag, perdnperlihs. g~rDBtentheils
norbpeftlide 0inef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
GelSIenSunacn mad 9eutidGaHS.

"a Gents pro Mart uno Commits
fun. S6eo. 8. 9iener & o.
AIS MattrzS traBe. &tSlan0tlqes
@elb, We6iel unb Greoit SrIefe'
S6tffstarten BON unb nab europa
1857
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

I'm bic 8elt ober mad irgenO einem
She'll Der @eIt orrangirt. Reilebtlz
lete iber ale 8u6nz unb 9umpferz
Qinien. S6eo. 8. 9tener 6
6 D., AIS 0dterzStr. $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
Seannpp6=H cnnen.

gei @~elegenbeit Der 5erbfzF ennen
bes nWai6ington Sodep Glubs" auf
8ennings GennplaB (Ssantpopo Sta
tion) bonn 10. Bis %. Nopember etn@
f6lieBli9, @onntass auseenommer,
fpiro Die ,penniptbonid : Gtienbdbn@
gomposnie" Gtturfipns< 8iaete, etnz
fdliebli9 Gintrittsz Coupon, unb muir
am Sage Der 8erausgabuns giltlg,
gum 5a6rpreiie BON $3.50 fur Die
3unbreiie Derfaufen.
Ser aus Goades unb Parlor@
Daespn beftebenbe Spe5ialsug ber@
lGbt ben Union : gabnbpf an Renn>
tagen nm 12.40 Na6mittaes. Die
Riidfa6rt BON 9eanpoob erfolgt mad
ben Hennen. (315,8,22,32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

Mm Strife. = Die Al in Der
@ieBerei BON Siaaf 6. Sheppard &c
Co., @~beterftraBe unb @aftern<Ibe.,
befddftiqt getpeienen Gifenformer finb
an ben @trife segangen. @s bunbelt
iid nidt nm 2Dbne, fOnbern um 4en=
bernne bes@pitems, inter pel9em bic
2eute bisber arbeiteten. Sic Derlanz
gen. bab Tie fir iebes gegoRene Stid
5esablt tperberl, pGbrenb ife bisber fir
iebes Gtid, tpel6es feblerbaft mar.
sin rleues liefern mubteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
GtationeH.

Seufc: Z
@cnreroufaOns .....6.5s 9Onouuiaang -. sos
SonnenunIersaua .4.d9
9oh1Afb SIS Iior9ens uHo 10 aheHos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

Sci Der 9eriteGung bieier giere
fperben nur !9opfen unb Mal3 better
QuulitGt berparbt = ba6er i4re ftetz
genbe gopularitGt. Sin 8erfu4 ptro
Sic BON beren @or3igli4fstt iiber3euz
gen. 3iite 81. 8rauerei 1104-1128
6iuen=5 traBe. 6. &c g. Sci. 1914,
Wb. 1491. 1928