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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

You, Complain Of being half starved
on account of the high prices-Why, man,
you are making a fortune off your truck
farm.
That's jest it, 1 can't afford to eat
any Of my veg tables when they re Wuth
so much in the market, 'gosh!-Chicago
Tribune 81
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21
BLAIR FOR MAYOR.
Announces That He Will Run in
Tuscaloosa.

Tuscaloosa. Aug 2o.-(Special)-F. g.
Blair. manager of the Western Grain Ele-
vator, has announced himself as en-
didate for Mayor, and it was reported on
the streets several days that W. T. Nc
Cormick, Superintendent of the Water
Works Company would also be a candi-
date. but he has announced that he will
not run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

The wedding Of David Lee Robertson
and Miss Lena Margaret Koepel occurred
at Coaling yesterday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Koepel Several weat from Tusca-
loosa to attend the wedding. Rev. John
T. Bealle pronounced the ceremony, after
which a collation. was served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21
WILL VOTE ON FAIR.
Some Opposition to a Street Show in
Opelika.

Opelika.
Opelika, Aug. -(SpeciaD-Those in IA
vor of a street fair here are going to
begin work on the matter as soon as the
election is over. A mammoth petition Is
going to be gotten up so that all can see
who is for the fair and who is not. The
fair here in Octover, 1900 was a great
success. 1t was in fact too large for
the city. While some merchants did not
derive any benefit from it, thousands Of
dollars were brought to the city and it
was a splendid advertising scheme.
DR.. A. D. McLain and Miss Mary Will
Taylor of Salem were married at the resi-
denoe of S. r. Akin a few days ago,
Judge F. NJ Renfro officiating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

The Elephant Dots will be Problem
Number Two. Don't miss an early start.
Have you seen the list of prizes in To-
days Advertiser? adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

Gam, a we'll known citizen of Beat 2.
was killed in runaway August 10.
The meeting at the Methodist Church
Is now in its second week, and the inter-
est increases. 1t has been remarkable in
some respects. One of these was the re-
peated failure of the pastor, Rev. George
L. Jenkins-throughn no fault of his-to Sc
cure ministerial aid. after more than a
half dozen efforts. But this did not dis
courage him or seem to disappoint the
people. They attended with manifest in
terest and the preaching they heard was
of high order, yet extremely practical
withal. Though no great excitement has
attended the services, yet 1t Is evident
that much abiding good has been done
This week the efforts of the pastor have
been happily reinforced by the presence
and preaching of the presiding elder. Up
to this writing twenty-five persons have
Joined the church.
At high noon today, near the village Of
Rock Mills, five miles east of Roanoke,
John A. Carlisle of this city. was mar
ried to Miss Myrtle Olive Pound of Ma
con- Ga, at the home of the brides sis
ter Mrs. ] H. Wilson. Rev. w. C. Bled-
soc of Lafayette, performed the cere-
mony. Immediately afterwards the bridal
couple came to Roanoke and left on the
100 train for Lookout Mountain and East
brook Springs. Tenn, where they will
spend several weeks. Mr.. Carlisle Is one
of Roanoke's most popular and promi-
nent business men and Is member of
the City Council. He will be congratul
ed upon winning so beautiful and lovely
a bride to share his Joys and sorrows.
At their session last week the County
Commissioners decided to build bridge
across the river at Louina. 1t will prob
ably be built next year. They also award
ed the scholarship Of the Mobile Medical
College to George A. Pate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

In refutation of the claim that
lovers of new Constitution oppose
Hon. Jos. F. Johnston for Governor,
hear Gen. George P. Harrison at
Opera House Friday night. st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

1t is said of an Atchison man that his
last wish was that his funeral expenses
be limited to $50 Il never had my way
With that man yet his widow moaned,
"and am going to have It at least once.
So his funeral expenses amounted to
$3.50,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

Don't fail to hear Gen. George P.
Harrison speak at Opera House Fri
day night. st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

Did you ever see the Elephant? The
Elephant dotes IN Dots. Can you count
enough Dots to make an Elephant? Try
1t next Sunday adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

The Chamber of Commerce has received
prospectuses of three railroads project
ed to Huntsville. including that from a
point in Kentucky to this city that has
been on the tapis about year. President
Pettus is not yet at liberty to dlvulge the
MONIES of the projectors or their plans
The Executive Committee of the chamber
will meet in a few days to take action
on these matters requested of them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

James Condor of Marshall County was
arrested yesterday afternoon charged
with Illicit distilling on Bucks Island
In the Tennessee River Condor was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21
RAINS IN MADISON.

Young Corn and Peas Greatly Bene-
flied by the Showers.
Huntsville. Aug. O.-GSpeciaD-Drench-
lng rains fell over this section yesterday
resulting in vast benefit to some crops.
The rains were particularly valuable to
young corn and peas and the effect on the
latter will probably result in a, large yield
of pea hay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

The Democrats of Limestone County
have placed the name of Hon. w. T.
Sanders of Athens before the people for
executive committeeman from this Con-
gressional district. Colonel Sanders was
delegate to the Constitutional Conven-
ton and is member of the present State
Executive Committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21
A Delightful Place.

Ours is delightful place to visit these warm days:
And why so? A large, bright and well ventilated
room, cool be-musc by electric tonophone,
and the purest and best possible iced drinks ice cream
and ices served. Gould you want for better sum-
mer attraction Before and after tour of shopping
in the mornings and afternoons, car ride after tea,
are the times to think of and the many attractions
that await you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

o'clock in the morning and many per-
sons complain that they cannot sleep
some even going 50 far as to say they
do not get two hours sleep a night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

A. c. Coots, candidate for the Board
of Revenue from West Dallas, is In the
city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

placed undoer $500 bond. A. P. Roden
and Dick Roden also of Marshall were ar
rested yesterday for Illicit distilling and
were placed under 500 bonds each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

Henry Lilienthal after being In New
York for two weeks, has returned home.
Capt w. P. Mollett of Lexington beat
is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21
KILLED IN RUNAWAY.
w. D. Gam, a Well Known Citizen
of Randolph, Meets Death.

Roanoke, Aug 2o.-(Special)-W. D.
Gam, a well known citizen of Beat 2,
was killed in a runaway August 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-21

S. A. Fowlkes left this afternoon to
spend tomorrow in the Capital City.
The heat in Selma for the past ten days
has been fearful. The nights are hot till
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06
. gtaMOs un0 CrgeIn.

(5uli23, 80; Que6,1 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06
Tleii6preiie.

DAP lie nod INNER u1erfreult9
bod limb, peiB Seoermann; DAB tie IN
%abiebburer 3eit 6eruntergeben tperoen,
1T ni6t pabr1deinli4, Die unterfuz
6unqen our9 bic &egierung, bds gez
riAtli6e 8orge6en gegen Die Gblcaz
qoer 6letI9barone BADEN feline 4bbulz
fe, pobl uber BADEN lie 3utpege geS
bra6t baB ii4 Die feds groben
5lsiI3 : Gompagnien in cine Rieien>
Sirmu coniolibiren pplen, gegen Die
bas NntitruitgeieB md4tlos 1T. Or
mour 6at bereits Die 9ammono~Gom>
paqnie gefauft; Der SleiI46anoel liegt
alIo nur nod in ben 9Gnoen bon Dir
mour, Spift, @uOa6p, Nelion, W}orz
rig &c S9par3f4ilO uno Sul3berger,
benen es ni9t T9per fdllen piro, Elm
ue6ereinfommen gu treffen, oas t4nen
bus 6leif6mpnopol ii6ert. 0agegen
perben bic @riinbungen unabbdngiger
@6ld6tereien, pie 8. 9. in Nepz
0orf, ms 2e6sn geruFen tperben, me-
niQ uusri6ten f0nnen. Sc lit BON perz
f6iebenen 5eiten be6duptet noroen,
ouB ni6t Der Sleif4truit, ionoern
Der M}ungeI an S9lu4tOie6 bic
preiie in bic 6D6e getrieben babe. Ser
f6le6te Nusfau Der Maisernte i'm
leBten Sabre, bas 3uriidgeben Der
groBen @eibepGdBe beS @eitens babe
ben 8eItanb an 8ieb beOeuteno Derz
rtngert. Oas mag gum She'll pa6r
fein, ALIEN mir erpOrtiren nod INNER
groBe Quantitdten 6leii3, uno bic
t0nnen gu 9reiien, tpte lie Der Snz
lanb5Gpnfument be3ablen muB, i'm
@uslunb ni6t bertauft Derben. 8Or
uns liegt elm .8eri9t iiber Die greiie
fir N~aturalten unb anbere 2e6ensz
beDirfnife Der SuritaOt Wiesbaben"
pom z. Biz -. Suli bieies Sabres,
S9ienfleiI9 bon Der &eule foitet bort
pro &ilogramm (etn &ilogr.-21 i5
ameritanii9e 9funb) 1 Mart A Pf.
Bis 1 Marf SO Yf., alio 341 Bis 36B
Gents; bas ameritaniI6e Pfunb alio
Is Bis II Gents. Qnberes S9Tenz
fIeii9 toItet pro StIogr. l Mart %
Bis l Mart SO 9f. Sub ober 8inOz
fleif9 1 Marf 80 Bis 1 Marf 36 Yf.
S9peinefleiI6 1 81, go Bis 1 M. so
8f, &albfleif9 1 90. 40 Biz 1 81. 60
pf., S9uaffIeii4 1 80 Biz 1 81. 40
9f.; S9inten 1 90. "a Biz 2 Marf
Ii. T. +. @ies6aben gilt cine Der tbeuz
erftsn StGbte 9eutf6lanb's; Die dngez
fibrten Sleii9preiie iin0 absr ni4t 10
bod, baB Elm groBerer grpprt ameriz
fdnii9en 5leii4es 3. g. nu3 9eutf6z
Lamb mDgli9 pGre, penn ni9t gu ME-
brigen Raten an bus Muslanb perz
fault fpiirbe. Der amerifantf9 e gonz
i%un1ent bagegen 5dblt Monopolpreiie;
an ibnen bdlt ii4 Der 5leii4truf
i6ablos.
@enn dber, tpie bon perI9iebener
Settle bebauptet tpirb, Elm Mangel an
S9ladtpieb borbanben 1ein ioate,
bann pGre es Die gfli6t bes @ongreIz
ie5 setpefen, Die @tnfubr fremben
S9ld6toiebes unb ausldnotf6en
Sleifdes bur9 SerabieBung Der 30ue
gu erlei6tern. Sin 3Oa ouf ainobieb
BON 273 pro5ent ab palor. pber BON
5pei @ents pro pfunb 5leii6 muB
Die 3ufubr fremben Sleii4es perbinz
bern unb uniere 5leii4preife bod bali
ten. limb tpenn Die Sleif9pertbeue=
runs bur9 Die @ereinigten @roB=
f9ld4tereien berbeisefIbrt pirb, 10 1T
Die 6erabfeBung Der 30ue duf
S9la4tpieb uno 5leii9 ebenfans gez
boten. Die ber5eittgen Sleif9pretie
itnb fir ben Qrmen, ben Qrbeiter unD
ben Mittelftuno empfinbli9 briiGenb.
l1nb Die btlben Die Me6rbeit Der Be-
tppbnsr bes 2anbes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06
Orrihtsfcrien

Ser preubif6e Suiti3mintlter bat
Die grGIibenten Der Sber@2dnoes9e>
ri6te aufgeforbert, lire 9uta9ten
iber ben 4ntrag Der acknowledgements
pbGlif9en !6unOelstammern abauge=
ben. 0ieie baben bic Nbi4affun9 Der
9eri6tsferien beantragt. 4u9 in an
beren 9egenben 9euti4lano's tritt
man fir Die @bi9affung bieier Sc
rien Elm, neil geri9tli9e 8er3anblunz
gen binausgei4oben piirben, beren
raf9e Grlebigung nptbpenbig TT.
Hi9t anbers liegt Die Sadie bier5u>
lanoe. Die ySainoiier Staats5et@
tung" fdgt iiber biefen Puntt: "Sn
ben 6ieiigen @eri4ten f9neben nab
fa6funbtger S6dBung etpd 25,OOO
gipil : 9rp3eFe, unb i'm unterl III
6unqsJ@ efGngniTe parten nett mebr,
als 100 2lngetlagte auf Die 8elegenz
belt, ii4 gegen Die ibnen 5nr2ait 9ele9z
ten Straft6aten gu bertbeibtgen, 9as
fam aber feinen Der 9erren Ri9ter
bapon ab6alten, ii4 cine 5tpeimOndt@
li6e Ru6epauie gu gDnnen. Die per
rem 1inb chen Der Qnii9t, oaB i9re Nr=
Belt 10 f9per unb anItrengeno TT,
baB tie obne Die 5erien ni4t be1te3en
tDnnen.
@s tpGre aan3 oetpib ie6r piinz
16ensipsrtb unb idDn, pen11 nt4t
nur Die &i9tern, %fpnoern ale 2eute,
bic ibr tGgli6es 8rob gu ertperben ge>
sipungen finb, iid pdbreno Der betBen
Sa6res5eit cine angemefene Rubepauls
q0nnen f0nnten. 2eiber 1T Die Grill
lung bieIes frommen Muni4es ober
ni6t DOR @intritt bes Wfiaenniums gu
erfparten. 9ie &outinearbeit bes
&i6ters lit ni6t bef6perli4er ooer
aufreibenber, ais Die Der anoeren
2eute, Die bei'm 8rooerperb ben
6irnfaIten a~nitrengen miiTen. Bon
bieien er6Glt aber, nit Qusndbne Der
Qe6rer, tpo6l nur Elm gang per13p1nz
Denb fleiner She'll ulidbrli6 10 lange
Gr6olungSpauIen 8on Snouitrleuen
unb Gprpprattonen erpartet Niemdno
elm poues Sa6resgebalt fir 5e9nmo>
natli6e 4rbeitsleiItung; pesbalb iol@
len Gtdot, gountp unO Stdat es be-
sablen? @s mag iein, buB in ben
bD6iten SnItan5en, BEL benen Die Rtf)@
ter ii6 bur9 furdtbaren WuIt 4inz
bur6 arbeiten miifen, Bis lie gum
8ernpunft Der Su9en gelangen, iebr
ngeitrengt t6dttg ietn miifen; Der
qetpg6nlife 9iitrtftsz ooer &retsrl4z
ter lit uber ii6erli4 ni4t nit 4rbett
iiberbiirbet. Oeren 0~ienffunoen
1inb ni6t ldnger, unb Die umftdnoe,
unter benen 1e lire S6Gtigtett ent@
ntdeln, fino ni9t lGitiger, als tie DON
Der groBen Mafe Der @npdlte uno
@eI6dftsleute in Der unterit aot in ben
Saul Qenommen tperDen mii1en.
Ni6t Die @i9ter, iOnOern Die 8ez
rtdte Iino nit Qr6eiten iiberbduft,
un0 bieien MiBitGnOen tOnnte gum
quten S6eile buour9 abgebolfen iper@
BEN, baB bic 6erien Der &t4ter BON
apei Monuten auf Oas Ortsiibli4e
MaB BON 5pei 8O4en berabgeI9nttz
ten piirben. Sn ben iibrigen ieds
Wo6en f0nnte Elm beOeutenoes Dir
beitsZpenium erleoigt meroen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Sn Der frun5Dfif4en
pre6e tpirb Die Oreibunbfruge BON
ben 8ldttern aqer Hi9tungen erDrz
tert. Die regterunssfeinbli9en Set
tunsen glauben ni9t an Die pop Del
cafe pertiinbete 6reunOfduftStuGisn's
fir Sranfrei9. Die io3iuliitii9 : re-
DolutionGre r2anterne" mD9te gerne
piHen, ipsr liigt, Of Der Miniiter bes
QeuBeren, 9elcafe, tpel4er ~bebduptet,
Der Oretbunb lei in elm neuesS Stadium
setreten unb Stalten babe ieinen BUM
bessenOhen iol4e 8ebingungen aufse=
apunsen, baB Der alte 9reibunb in
bic Bride segungen, pber Die beuts
f9en. Ditret4iiden unb itaIienii9en
9ldtter, tpel9e bebaupten, Der Srsis
bunb lei auf Der alien 9runblage err
neuert tporoen. nuns it," iast bas
8latt, nni9t bumit setban, tpenn man
iagt, 9r. Selcafe lei Elm GROCER Wti>
niiter bss 4euBern. Oas fagt bic of
fi5iDie Preie bon iebem Minifer bes
4usndrtigen." Ser rpbaliftiI6e
.SpleilA nimmt alsSbatia9e an, baB
i'm 9reibunoe Elm StiGitanb eingetrez
ten 1T. gr ftehe ni9t mebr unter ben
Waffen, unb bieieSi9erbeit Der Seinz
be 6ranfrei6's gerei4e ben fran3Dii=
fhen Ma9tbabern CUR S9ma9. Die
Hepublif babe abermals ben 6rants
furterSriebsn ratifi5irt, unb bu punz
bere MAJ fi6, penn ale 5einbe
sSrantrei9's bielem prosramm 5uld>
4slHL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06
Cnirn MINES Gilrnhnhn.Gn.

6abrpian lett Dem 5. 9uli 1902 in Grlft.
Sampler Otrlabt Den Bier gr. 10 an q~,a5rs5trlss
tagli5 (SdmtoQs uHO Sourtaas aus7ta.Imtal
I'm 100 Yormitta9s INN 3-15 Vabmttta-=. nab
6aPs 9t al, 8ebObotD IND 5Vii5eaiia=
tiOHeu.
6amtaas, 700 @ormittaos uu0 200 ~Rabwit'ags,
nab & a VI q ., u { B 0 be b uuo 5D02sns
~tatiputu.
eOnutaas, s.15 @ormitta9s. na5 cape Mag
uHo Rsbobotb b, MD 3.l5 GIbmIltags, H4r
ua9 GrHt=S5lluo uHo Queenstown
Spe5ial 1 700 : Oerldbt & 6 I} Gp mons
TAGS nm GD Morgsns. fa gu 2cps5 MI! osih
GrprsB5uo Bon 3e5obOtb ua9 @altjmog: III St'
~biHDunq icBeHb.
6rabt,n UerDH On 005tHtaGeH bis g A9r &o:Hos
eurleqtn %EtHpmmtn.
Telephone: g. & u, ST. @aul 3lG; gl0.. SEN. 81.
Z. %. SrogeL Observation-Disclosures
(Rai27. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06
0arblano & Venulglbania Giiens
bahu=Gu.

Rprtb.abtnucs uHoOaf citation.
gsrla6tn an 8oatntagsn nab BORT, Pa, UNI 7.3O
gtoraens INN $50 0u3m.ttags.
gerlaTen an @O5tnta5sn nab 0tlta, pa, nm
$50 MorgeH, $50 uH0 40 4abmittaQs.
9trlaHtn an l8obentaJ.n nab 8elair, MD., nm
7.30, $50 uno 1852 8OrmittdQs, $50 ano 40
Qa6mJttdss uuo 6.l5 Abeu0s. -
9Tiahtu al 6oHntagrn nab Se!ta, IA, nm $40
gtorgsHs uao 400 Rabmittals.
Ssr!aNeR an ,SonntagsR nab Sslair, DO. nm
$50 uHo 1lS SOrmitta9s, 400 Qa5mttaos unO
1000 Nbenbs.
8Ise faBrsR um I,2O Ra3mittaq an eamIta.
gen ab.
). g. ROrrts. Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Sie &aiferin BON R tut g.
lamb 6at Der Barrier @eie0i4aft bonn
3ot6en 8reu5 100000 Rubel 5ur8erz
fueung seiteat, beren 3inien fir @rz
finbungen CUR 8eferung hes 2poies
i'm &riege 8erpunOeter p~eripen0et
perDen 1pIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Ser engIif6e SOGOnialz
miniiter G6ambertuin fDu gum 9anf
bafiir, Dub er bei'm 8iittritt Sali5s
burp's feline 9erion nt6t in ben 9or@
bergrunb ge76oben bat, Die ~e4rsnDoue
IND eintrGgli6e Sinefure De5 War
den Of the cirque ports"-binter Der
flint 5Gfen - erbalten. Salisbury,
Ter oieIe5 9tmt innegebabt, min auF
baRel6e Der5i4ten unO it4 gdn3li4
ina Nrinntlehen auriid3iehsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06
Staetz Resiifratpr.
- RuthhduS,

@ultimore, ben %. Suli 1902.
@ucn Oarau intereiirteu Qcriouen pirD bjerourt
Ra6ri6t %QcQeben, oaB Der Stoot=SnQcnicur, lit
our6 ben gbi6nitt 81 g., @trtitel As, pes &oltimo.
rer StaOtz8eisBbu6ts, 1893 (Supplcment), oor0e:
i6rtcbcu lit, BEN crtldrsuOtn @lan un0 Die llmla:
gen fir bic RiptajruuQ, 9flaitsrunQ unO @oTtn-
Notwithstanding Der 6apetts=Strube uHO 9bila:
oelpbta=Roao, bon Qu3erne=StruBe bis 9atsDooO'
aptnuc, in oitiem @itreau b~interleqt bat.
@Qc bitrour9 b~eribrter QcriOnen inO bere6tiQt,
NIT 9e3uQ bicrauf an ous 9altimorer Staotgeribt
innerbalb 80 5aoen pom Datum oieier 9cfannt:
ma6un9 on 5u dppcatrcu.
SEQ. u. NumfeH.
(Suli23, 80; gtua6, 1) RtQiftrutOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Die 3abG Der petbGi4en
@er3te uuf Der @rDe piro auf runb
5000 be3iffert, bon benen auf bie9er.
@taaten alein 5000 entfauen. Stub
lamb 5dbIt 700, gnglanO 400, Srantz
reid IS unb Stalien 20 pei6li4e
gQer5te. Sn Snbten iinO bieIelben
3d6lrei9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

3pei Mpnt reprp3eff
baben in Oeuti9lanb bic Seffentli9=
felt pOdenlang beiddftist; Der pro=
5eB gegen bic Oireftoren Der Qeip3iger
8dnt uno erSpielbasenbanf in Ser
lin. Der @inblid, ben bic 8erbanbz
lungen in bas innere 8etriebe unfoz
lloe pertpalteter Mttien~@ g Aaften
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

GAS &riegs Oepartez
msnt Itslt Die 8er6ffentli6ung bes
9an5en bDtumentarif9en often : Muz
terials iiber nieren &rieg nit Spa
MEN in Qusii6t. 9offentli4 3iebt
ii9 bieie qualification ni4t gu lange
binaus, bamit mir mai 8lar6ett iiber
Die nod re6t DerI4leierten 9Orgdnge
befommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

SIM abgelauenen 5tstalz
ia6re iinb 648, 743 @inpanoerer nd4
ben @ereintgten Stduten getommen,
cine gr0Bere 3abl ais in irgeno etnem
bpr6~erge6enOen Sabre, bas SaRr 1882
ausgenommen, in pel4em 1892
8erIonen eintpunberten. Nu3 ben
neuen 8eitimmungen tpurbe cine groz
BE i3a6l bon ni4t mini 4ensmert9en
@inDanoerern pieber 5uriidgefdtdt.
5429. @tpa 25 8ro5ent Der 3uges
lafenen paren Satterdten. Der pettz
aug gr0Bte S6ell Der @inpanDerer
blieb in ben StdOten Der Ditlt4en
StQQten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

aGtimor {, Dtn 4. 2luqut 1902.
Ser etaotz 5nQcnjeur miro am y. Auguf 1902
su Den untsn be5tibueten Stuuosn ali Crt mo
STEELE cribcinen, UNI oas 9iOeau Der fotqcnotu
siraBen 3piibsn Den QtnaHnten 9untttn ieirjuz
iGatu:
6oncorozS traBe, 3tp;itcn 9rattz unO ggaterz
stra6e, nm 3 lbr Nn6mittaQs.
WioG uqobzSt1aBe, 5ip;ibeu DioiberaStrabe uno
ROrtbs2lptnUe, nm IA llbr 3obmittugs.
9. z. 6enoan.
GluQ5,6, 1882 Staot=Sn9tnieur.
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Sn 5pIse Der trengen
Dur9fIbrung bes GOngregations9ez
febes in Sranfrei4 limb in paris al
lein 76 S9ulen geI9lpfen norber.
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Gin GoIIege f9retbt 3 II
ben in leBter 3eit pieber 10 bdufig erz
luRenen ri6terli9en gin6ultsbefe6len
lalnig: gu bertpunbern tit, baB- nod
fsin Gin6alts6efebl gegen ben 8anoiz
TEN Sracp erlaKen tporOen tit, pel6er
i6fn berbietet, ii9 Ferner ben @erfolz
gu1gen Der 8ebDrben gu ent3ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Il npetter bGben m 6 a NJ
ton S9aff6duien etrpa rs Quabratz
meilen Gebseldnbe p~puitGnDig perz
nibtet.
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efanmtmadDumg
Oepurtement fur . Tcntltde ethtrbett.

Nepdrtement fir . ffentIfdbe Std)erbeft.
- bsSepartement fir SefuibhetrSp fege.
8aIt m re, ben 4. Nuguit 1902.
8eriieqelte AugtbOte psrocn big
% t t 10 0 d., Otn 90. Nuguit 1902, 9orm;ttaos IL
ubr, i'm 9iircau Des Staot<8tQi~ frutors ~cutgtqtn
Qcnomlneu pirDsn iir Die 4;tItrunq pon jpei Ounz
fslfurbigcn 9ierDtu,. nit Dem YOrbGbdlt zines britt
ten, fpcHn b~en0tbigt, 3uiammsn NIT DER StuuBung
oes ~n0tbiQtn @ei6irgts, gum @cbrau5 pdbrcrb
iroenO elmer StunOe Oes Sage5 OOcr Der Jtabt.
IS 1T itoo6 ptrsinbart, bah fir Oas brittle 9ferO
nur i'm @tbruub5Fal bt3ablt miro unO Damn sur
rpro rata 9ersbnune fur Die aRotren jpet; unO
fir pie SenuBuHg sines Q9dgeus fir Die Geiuub=
b,its 49eb6ros iir Die nit Dem q. Nuguit 1904 gu
Gnoe eebsu0en anti Sabre, iir Oeftn Aufbetuab=
ruro unter Dad uno Sad, penn uibt I'M @t=
brau9, oeien HsiuiQen uuO 5bmiercn Der Abicn,
Der Sniptttion Des 8tiuuDbtitsamtes uuternorftn.
@~luQebots miTeu unter Der gDreie Os Staotz
Geqiitrator5 oil pie r8ourD Of 2lnaro5~ aoreiirt
unO BON einem, an Den NluDor UNI Staotratb 5ablz
bdrtu, be9.aubi5ttn 6bed bon 800 bcgIaitst iein.
Cine Q~cuitgcnDe 8Irgi6uit pirO BON Osm erfOla=
reibsu Dieter berlanat tpsrDen. SGs &cbt, irqcno
tines ODER ale sngebOte 9uriid5uUticn, lit pOrbt=
balttu.
s. W. NJ. Siser, Sr. SdmeS SosIep.
Setretdr. 8sluuObeits Is ommiidr.
&eidtist:
Tbpmas @. SapeS,
Qrdiocnt Der GontraftS 9tb0rOe.
C4ud4. &c. S.Q,ll,l2 l3,13
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

S nnn9arnerpart man
in biefem Sa9te cine 10 rei9e grnpte,
tpie tie felt atpan3ig Sabren ni4t Duz
eetpefen lit.
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@sitttupb, ben 6. Musnff 1902.

ST. @tben finb apansig
Mfttglieoer Oes bulgarif9en Gomite's
berbaftet tpprben; 43 berielben enttaz
men.
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C9luq48, III ID
,Start.S nsenieurs.S nreau.
8ultimorc, DEN 4. 2lugut 1870
9tu Nne, Die cs ansebt

@itrmit pirO allen @runOti8sntbimcrn on Der
6ulptrtzStraBe, non Der siOieits Der Baltimore.
StraBe bis 3urJtOrOicjte Der @arman<Strabe, 1a5=
ri9t ~gcgtben, OaB DER StaOtz3Hgenttur Die 9ers
tbtiluug Der Soften Der 0ipeliruHg, 9fltcrung
unO Der 8OhenraHOt;iu gBung all ~beiagttn Stra=
BEN, unter OtR 9oribrtfteu Der am IL. SUM 1902
b~eitdtigtcu 9erorOnun0 Hr. y, fcrt:Q Qtitsat bat.
Sic Sotumentt i'll Ocm Sale bciiuOtn T3 in Oiss
lem @irtau, unO lpirO Der StaOt=3u0snitur am
10. 4uQuft 1902 in icinem 9iireau i'm 8~arbbauic
anipei:nO iein, unO 3ip,iben Y ubr Wittag5 uuO
, u6r Na6mittuq5 irQtnO iutlbe ~gtngabtH, ipDobI
m~iinOl;df, ME ibriitli1t, ipelte non intereiifrtcr
9eriouen porgebrabt ptrOR m09eu, in 9ctra5t
jitben.
3. Z. Tenean.
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Sn Berlin bat lid Elm
@6ubberbanb Der mittleren unO
leinen3uderfabriten gebilbet, Dem To-
fort 1O1 5abrifen beigetreten iino.
Der @erbdhO piu5rOnt MAIDEN gegen
bas freie Spiel Der &rdfte, bus Die
@erni6tung Der tleineren unO mittlsz
rem 6abriten bur4 Die grOBen be-
Deute.