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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-04-24

special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal.
Dover, April %. While Roy Fulmer
and Dawson Wilcutts were playfully
wrestling on their way home from
school, yesterday afternoon, Fulmet
fell and his head was severely cut.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-04-24

Dover is getting to no centre OF
faked' news correspondents that is,
correspondents who will send anything
that their Ignorance or their imagi-
nation may conceive to the morning
papers of the large cities, which the
gullihle news editors of those papers
seem to swallow with the greatest
avidity. The latest is an item to the
effect that Gov Hum, being mem
Der of the Society of Friends, may de
cline to sign the death warrant" Of
Jeremiah Harmon, the young negro
who was sentenced to death for murder
by the Sussex county court at George
town, Saturday, and that the CON
demncd man may thereby escape the
death penalty. As the governor is not
required to sign death warrants in
cases of criminals sentenced to be
hanged, this story falls to the ground.
The only hope this condemned man
has is in having a Communication OF
sentences or pardon, secured through
the Board of Pardons and the governor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-04-24

Lailguor and weakness, dHe to the del
condition OF tile blood, arc overcome by II
Sarsaparilla, the great vitaiizer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23
THr MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL
III COLLEGE,
COLLEGE PARK, MD.

Marylands School of Technology-Fou
Courses Of Instruction
ARCHAEOLOGICAL MECHANICAL
SCIENTIFIC CLASSICAL,
Each Department is supplied with the most
modern and appr' we'd apparatus
Practical work emphasized in all Depart
ments.
Graduates qualified to eLter at once upon
life's work
Boarding Department supplied with all
modern improvemehts-bath rooms, closets,
steam heat and gas.
Tuition, Books. Heat, Light, Washing,
Board and Medical Attendance-(S154) One
hundred and fifty four dollars for scholastic
year. Catalog giving full particulars sent on
application Daily visit by physician to Col
lege.
Attention is called to the Short Course Of
Ten Weeks in Agriculture.
Particulars sent on application.
Term commences September 10, 1902.
Early application necessary for admittance.
R. W. Sylvester,
Joly25 Sw President an. A. c."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23
ANOTHER BOY A GOOD SHOT.

Master Jesse Il. Poplar. Jr.. Havrc de
traces Sevcn-year old champion marks
nan, whose skill has aStoniShed humid
reds. will have to look to his laurrlS. rs
A.Gster Robert Nandiver. the elrven-year
old son of Gen. Murray Nandiver. is
proving himself an expert markSman and
a good shot.
One day. last week. Robert accompan-
led his father to his farm on SpeSuta Is
land: the General attended to his bust
ness. and when he was ready to go home
he called Robert. and his young hopeful
cNme up with string of twelve or fifteen
black birds. His father asked him where
ne got them. and Robert replied that he
had shot them. As his father had never
seen or known him to shoot. he asked
him to go and get the gun he used.
Robert went and returned with Il single
barrel brrrch-oading gun. picked NJ
somewhere on the farm: his father even
then had doubts about his sons shooting
qualifications. and Sad:-"There's Il
couple of SparrowS over there: lets SEE
You kill one of them" Robert picked NJ
the gun and fired. and killed 10th birds
and Havrc de Grace can now boast OF
another boy wonder" in the shooting
!iAr.-EX.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23

those who prefer these grounds say that
the advantages of dreaming along the
shore in the cool and shade of the bank
foliage is not to be undcrrated
The favorite bait of the perch being
shrimp and ''Sheddcr" crab. and that be-
Ing easy to obtain. the perch makes up
the bulk of the catches. The perch. rs
any fisherman knows, is the fish of all
fish that tries the patirnc" least. With
the trout You are forced to eNpcnd money
Oh strong lines. rods. reels and artificial
lies. all of which you may lose in chase
which will lead you slipping over rocks
in midStrcam. and finally dump you, wet.
tired and angry. lncless. baitleSS and
tiSheSS. in Il pool which comes up to
your waist.
The perch makes II dash ut your hook.
CluScS the cork to show that uncertainty
which So StirS the blood of Il fisherman.
and then carries it under and straight
down. You give the line II flip. and your
prey is landed. you on the bank. dry and
| triumphant Some prefer trout fishing
| lrrau"r there is more spirit to it. But
what good does the spirit" do if YOU 90
| home wet and rmpty-hnndcd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23
With The Horses
RACES AT COLCHESTER.

The race program for the sixth annual
Kent and Queen Annc's Fair. ut Tol-
chester. next week. is aS follows:-
Tuesday. August 2.:iO-Trottinc
lStakc closed. 81 900. 3.OO-trotting
Kent. Queen Annc's and Cecil counties
$500.
"Wednesday. August nth. 1S-Pac.
ing t>takc closed. 1000. 2.3O-pacing
$40; fuur-yrar-oldS and under. with nC
record. trut or pace. 500.
Thursday. August 2Sth-2.2 Trotting
tStakr cloSrd. 81 900 2.14-Pacin4
(clnScdI. 1000. 2.O9-Pacing or trot.
ting. S25O
Friday. August 29th-2.3 O-pacinl
lStakr closcG. 81 900 221-Trottinl
and pacing. 5000 Mule race
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Peaches are becoming more plentiful
in the Elkton markets.
More than 1000 students from II
states have attended Goldey College.
The Town Commissioners of North
East have appointed w. II. Abrams
Chief of Police.
A mink killed forty fine show chick
ems owned by Allen Oliver of Newark
Del. few evenings ago.
-Rrv. II. IL. Towlc. of Chester. Pa.
preached ut the Church of the Good
Shepherd. Chesapeake City. ON Sunday.
A Swinder representing himself as
Il patent ptchfOrk agent has been ut
work among the farmers on tn" Eastern
Shore The farmer is asked To sign an
agreement. which turns out to be Il prom
issory note.
The twilight services on tn" lawn in
front of the Elktnn NJ. f. Church. have
been largely attended this summer. To-
morrow. Sunday evening. they will be-
gin nj 60 o'clock. instead of $50. These
services will probably be- discontinued III
another week.
-Blrnhcim Lodge. |. q. o. f.. of
Aberdeen. has had Il fine new hall erect
ed in that town. 1t is three stories high.
80 feet long and 30 feet wide. The build
ing committee was composed of EN-
gresham W. Il. Baker. McSSrS. Il. W.
Herring. II. l.. Arthur. James y. Wilr$
and q. e. Michael.
\ NECESSARY PRECAUTION.-
Don't neglect Il cold. 1t is worse than
unpeaSnnt 1t is dangerous. BY using
One Minute Cough Cure YOU can cure il
ut once. AllayS inflammation. clears
the head. SoothcS and strengthens tn,
mucous membrane. Cures coughs Group
throat and lung troubles. Absolutely
safe. Acts Immediately. Children like
it, j. Frank Frazer. Elkton, Nd.
The Democratic State Central Conn
mittrr for Cecil county. has issued 4 ca!
for their primary meetings to b" held ii
the several districts of the county. o.
Saturday. August seth. t" elect dele
gates to assemble in county convention
ut Elkton. on Monday. September LIST
when four delegates will he selected t.
represent Cecil county in the First Dis
trict Democratic Congressional convrn
ton. to he held at Ocean City. on Thurs
day. September 4th.
HIS SIGHT THREATENED
while picmcking last month my i
year-old boy was poisoned by some Wee,
or plant" says w. II. Dibblc, of Siou,
CITY. III. HE rubbed the poison off hi:
hands into his eyes and for II while W,
were afraid he would lose his sight
FINALLY Il nrighhor recommended ID,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23
ELKTON MARKETS.

(KEYs & MILLER LUMBER Company
FRIDAY, Aug. 90. 1902.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23
Just Look AT Her.

Whence came that sprightly step,
faultcss skin, rich, rosy complexion,
smiling face. She looks good, feels good.
Here's her secret. She uses DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Result,-all organs ac-
tive, digestion good no headaches, no
chance for blues Try them your
self. Only % cents at X. b. Frazer's,
Ekton; and 5. Il. Wilcy's. Colora, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23

have already put in their appearance.
The marshes along Elk creek are visited
each year by many sportsmcn from ii
distance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23
WHOLESALE.
prices paid ny dealers J

&C. GILES. NORTH STREET.
Cabbage. 4c to &c. Corn, " cts dozen.
Burmuda onions, 20c L peck
Apples. l0c half peck Lemons, 2rc DOZEN.
Oranges. 4nto s0c dozen bananas, zoe dozen.
Cocoanuts and 80.
Cucumhers. to cts each.
SQuashes. I To cts each.
New Potatoes IL cts half peck
Sweet Potatoes. 25c y PIX. Tomatoes l5c 4 pix
pineapples Is to 2nc each r. cts cts bunch.
Watermelons. i0to 35 cts each.
Cantalopes 3 to 10 cts
Pears Is cents \ peck
Peaches 20 cts \ ok, Celery, ~ cents hucch
Egg Pants F-e cts each.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23
Fishing.
WHERE TO TRY YOUR LUCK.

Perhaps the best
fishing groun Il $
about the State are
on the SuSquehanna,
just above Port De
post, on both sides
of the river. Partic.
ularly good catches
of perch, trout and
bass have been land.
ed from there, and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23
Gu3DiDQ.
RAIL BIRD SEASON IN CECIL.

Next Friday week. Sep
TENDER 9TH. the rail and reed
bird season il { cell county
will open. From present in
dications the season will be
IL good one. and the gunnerS
are anticipating some fine
sport. The wild oats crop
on the marshes this year is
quite large, which is Il sure
sign that there will be plenty
of reed birds. Rail birds
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08

6Gnbe iiber ibren 80rper trt4en.
Iber tie riibrte ii9 ni9t.
9unlt fam es ibr bod gum 8epuBtz
fetn, buB fte i4On 5upiel getrnnten
bate. Sic polte ibren @ater ri4t itDz
rem. 60 itanb ite unter einem @Orz
panbe auf unb gtng auetn na9 9aufe.
Sic aiinbete bic 2ampe an unb lteB
fi9 an i6rem genobnten 5enterpldB
nteber. Sn benfelben @efiel, in benz
fie aud ge1eFen bate, als DITTO Oilers
abI6teb nabm. sic Dffnete bic enge
SaiQe urb dt6mete tief auf. Damn
iiberFiel tie cine pet4e, I4laffe, gez
banfenloIe Miibigfeit. Die StiGe that
t6r po6l unb balb i4lief iie Elm.
Mit etnem Mal fubr fte job in Die
60be.
&rGftige M}Gnnerdrme 9atten fi4
nm i6ren Qeib gef6lun9en, unb 8Det
gli6enoe, fiebernbe 2ippen PreBten fi4
in toQem SUB INNER pieDer unD piez
Der auf ibre @ugen unb auf tRren
W2unD.
gs mar Der 8erpaIter bes @utes,
Der i6r 6eimlt4 nu4gegangen mar.
9ergebens iu9te fie it4 bon tRm gu
befreien. 8eibe 9dnbe itemmte iie gez
gen feline 8ruit.
QIS er fe enbli6 loslieB, bate fe
nur Elm 8erlangen mad Suft, .na9
8i6lung.
Sic rib bas 6eniter auf, baB bic
S6etben flirrten.
Die Mbenbluft itr0mte bsrein, 11nb
nit Der fii6len, flaren 2uft lam Elm
GROCER, bunfler Salter in bas 3immer
9eFloqen. Sin Sinh Der Ha4t, baa
li6tperFii6rt fi9 f4on lange an Die
@lG1er gebrdngt bate.
! Qautlos, nit f9perer 6lugbetpez
! qung, freiite er I'M 8rigitte @tnterz
felb's belize, glii6enbe Sttfit.
Damn Ipanbte er fi4 Dem 2i4te gu.
8riqttte @interfelO purbe toDtenz
blei6. Mit neutrality-suspicious., entfeBz
ten Quqen ftarrte fie i6m nud.
Na8 elmer Minute itteB tie etnen
bumpfen @eblaut aus. Sbr &opi
f6luq I6per uuf Die ei6ene 9ii4pIatte.
auF Der nit o~ertoblten 5liigeln, ben
pei6en 2eib berbrunnt, 5nfeno bor
@6mer5, Der 5alter lag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08

ter6re6enb fort, ba t6r MutterftoI2
ni6t erparten tonnte, bas Sinh gu
5eigen, y9u gudft ia g 6rGuletn 10 an,
Jag bod nal mas, Sett6en. &4, Die
is S6nen 10 tlug, Die peiB jlei4, OaB ie
bier fremD is. Gu Sett4en, ouS IS
oo9's 5rGulein, iieb iIei6 mai be
8atf66anD I'm Tag: Sd gratulire
Ss6nen. S, bu nirit bo4 nt4t peinen,
Be 8unte meint's bod 70 iut, Die mill
Did bod man itrei4eln. S berreiez
mine6, MI briiut Ie audi nod. Slei4
fpmmite inn 8afofen, nenn De MID
auf40rit! Gee, ionit 1T ba5 &inb 10
iut."
ng}a, 6rieoerite," REF i4 la4enO, oIs
es m0gli6 mar, ietn eigenes 8Ort ME
Der gu peritsAen, nfpie e5 S6nen ge6t,
br1u9e i6 ni6t erIt gu fragen, Sic itno
ia Die refine HetIame fir Slid unO
Wo6litano,"
o@d, 6rduletn, mid jebt'5 ia 10 iehr
tut, IN mas metn N}ann IS, Der iDetB ia
aud rein jarni4, mas er mid aue5 an
tGun ioQ. 9}ee, Io'n Mann! I'm baden
fam er S6nen Sorten IN @QeS, Oas Is
S6nen Der refine &onDtter. 8,een bub'1
per ~uugefangen, aber MI balm per
i6Dn 5nei SeielIen un'n neuen iroBen
9fen. lin jeIpuart BAN tDer audi I4on.
ga, uue8 Dor Did, nenoete Fe ii6 an
6n5 fa1thtn17i7e RinD unD niGte bSDeuz
tunqsbou nit Dem &opfe, auf Dem Elm
GpiBen6ut nit 3pei mG6tigen P6antQz
fie6lumen i6tef ioB, Der Dem i~tra4lenoen
@eIi6t cine pa6re 6reuoentruntenhett
Derlie6,
oSGyd, MIDI Sober BATS 10 gut" ieBte
fie, nun lan9iamer nidenO Il. Die Sttrn
ern7t run3elno, 6in3u. n4h, 6rGuletn,
periangene @o4e mar i4 BET 0omnids,
nur I'M 2ieS6en mas gu bringen, ionit
6Gtten mid feline 3e6n 8ferOe MIDI bin
i2triegt d. 6urreieie5 MID nod email, 10
Elm Sooa I'M @omorum . Seit 9d6e
nt6 me6r bei'n 6errn 0ofter in Stelz
Iung IS, purD'S mitn 8ranntIDein inn
mer i6limmer, I'M Du IS 8einer bran
G6ulo ais Die 6rdu. 8ube is lei4t1inz
mia, uber 12leat IS er MIDI, OdS babe t4
INNER ieIdQt. - Q6sr MI 7rGuIetn, MI
6ab ia S6nen nod ni6 email jratulirt, "
fu6r 7e erregt auF, ais t6r Bid ben
0dpffu6en itreifte. lin metn W}ann
iagte Do6 - peiBte, iagt er, 6eute Is
sFrdulein i6r 8e6urt8tag IN ben Soppz
fu6en MINIMIZE nit, Den ba6 i'd Dor i6r
ertru 8ebafsn, I'm Dsnn iagite, Den i6idt
id 5e, neil Ie INNER 10 iut nit Did
NOR, I'm neil 5e Did mas 0rntlides icz
lernt fat, oenn fleiBig 6iit'e In or6eeten
tunnIt'e ME Seine. Ni6 na6r, od8 pat
ur7er 4appa ieIagt, Settden ? @6er III
miii7en Se Do6 ileiA email toiten !"
ltno bamit nubm Die 6rau 8d6ermei=
fcrin aus Der S6ubldOe Oe5 8ijTfetS
Elm M}eTer uno idnitt Elm 8roBes Stid
Sudden ab.
lle6er Des &inoes @eTi6t flog Elm
QcuHten uno mabte Isine Nebnli2tstt
nit Dem Der M}utter nod DDlItommener,
I'D. bin feline 0ptimjitin me6r. Dix
/ Grfa6runoen oe5 2ebens BADEN ldngit
cine Beiiimiitin aus mir gema6t, a5er
Eel 10 oielem 8urOamom, 3uder un>
s3itronat, pte Der Bidder Babel an mid
reri6nenOst FAT, gIau6e t4 ooa nod
Gil 9ant6orteit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08
8 hfefe &inber!

Der feline Cams 7iBt nit ieinem @az
un0 ieiner Iante i'm Sbeater. Qm
.S6luB oe5 erIten Ntte5 meint Der
feline Sans CUR 5unte g: n9u tIati4it
ia gar ni6t, 9onte !"
Sonte {: ng3ein, mein Sun8e, t4
flat76e ME, ooer rur iebr ielten."
6Gn8ten Ser 4aPa iogt bod
u6er INNER, DuB 9u germ tIoti6ef."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08
rnter Erennbinnen.

TrGulein u r@a5 bat Dir benn
9ein 8rdutigam gum Geburt5tog ges
TrGulein 9 Sine 4erlentette.
9ieIelbe beIte6t aus 10 Diel Perlen, al5
i'd Sabre 3a6le." .,.
Trdulein u rQ6, pie rei3eno! Die
Settle mug Dir ia Dreimal I'm ben 9al5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08
-0ns irnt QlLIes.

@ers6rer : n@a, 6rGulein Grnu,
BON Der @r0Be meiner 2ie6e t0nnen
sic 1i6 gar feline @0rite1ung mo4en."
Grna nDo6, Yapa bat ii6 na6
S6ren 8erbdltni7en 8onauer ertunz
Di8t !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08
pic 23erroGuug.
Sine 8eI6i6te in 8riefen DON
6rtB 6ran3.
TrGulsin 2oGD Don BAL an 6rGu-
I'm lnnelisIe MN &aLt1orn.

NANA&kth ~~-I I-E 49, -"
leln Wnnaliaie DDn &ult0Orn.
Berlin, 0ei5nd6ten 10 =.
MIeine liabe Nnne,jele.
Der Mei6nd6tsmam bat mir enoz
Iif Dsn eriebnten 8rGutig1m gebrddt.
ga, i6 bin Derlo6t. ijberru7ht IS Did,
meme Nlte? aber e5 freut Did Aofentz
lit aua. SD ftnoe MIDI 6enelosn5z
lptrt6, Mdr Treis6er9er fam pirtlIa
ais portrsffliGs 4artie ge,ten, otIo
mein Wunih lit erfitQt.
uno nun min i6 Dir mitt5eilen, ME
Du8 pidtige GreigniB gu Stanoe fair.
G8 Qje6t intereHantere 8~erlobun8S8e@
ihj6ten jeoenfaQ5, benin meme TT emit
7sBli6 u1tGgli6. 2(6er iA i6ndrms
nitt fir Oa5 8omQnti16e, Elm ioltosr
6intergrunO lit mir Ite6er.
@6er Fore: mir lernten un5 in Rom
fsnnen. Offen geItanDen, er 8eiieL mir
nift, a6er i6 gefiel i'm, unO Wtutter
betam ourb ir8enO cine i6rer un6e3a5lz
6aren Queuen 6aruu5, OaB Die Jret5@
berqer5 to%loTale Moneten be7jBen. Sic
that bsnn audi Geimli6, mas tlu9eU}jitz
ter armer, uber bUbI6er 506ter gu
t6un pflegen, uno t6r 8amji6en mar BON
ErFolQ Qatr0nt. W}ur fam nd6 Berlin
uno er madte mir bic Gour. Sd blieb
tii6l, mun6mdI befam Ell einen 8roBen
Odmpfer, 015 imponirte inn. Gnolit,
nQh LANCER Sorg' unO W}ib, ertlQrte er
f6, Mutter fam i'm g~eeigneten UtOm2nt
un0 ie9nete un5, ib Ipielte metitsr5aft
bic bOQtommen iiberrai6te 8rdut er
fom ii6 DOR pie Elm Sieger auf Der
Con3en 2inie.
On meinit pieie Grfldrung lei AdB@
lf? - Sd bin t~penigitsn5 often, 81
reoe mir fel67t nidt Elm, OdB ib i'm
lpe6e, i6 ge6e gu, DaB e5 IO9ar gemein
lit, einen Wunn nur I'm 0e5 8el03s
niGen gu nebmen. Sa, man6maI patt
MIDI Elm Gtel, t4 mDhte Die gauge Der
Icbung riitgdngig MAIDEN unO meinen
TriB feirat6en. 9u8 iinO u6sr tets nur
ientimentale QnlpanOlun9en, Die Bulb
bprijbergeben.
Mar 1T elm gutter &erl. Gr nirO
elm DOrtreffli6er G6emann iein, uno
if babe oa5 8aug elmer guten 6rou. Or
items pertabe i6 0u8 GelD nirtlt4 auf
cine grOBartige 0eiie au53uge6en.
3Deiten8: i6 nei8e nidt sur Giieriu4t,
W}ur Durf feline 5rei6sit audi in Oe>
G6e genieBan. 9rittenS Gu6e id cine
unmenQe ~b0rne6mer 8erpun0ten, NIT
baren Hamen mein Munn na4 9er3en5z
Iuit I'm ii9 rperfsn fam.
ga, i6 bin ptrtli6 glidli6! N2it
6immelturmen0en SuuIionen ge6e jA
ni6t in Die SIZE, a6er i9 freue mid oaf
Die 3utunft, auf Die 8sit, no id Oa5
@el0 nit DoQen 6Gnoen aus8eban
tann, auf feline 8eIiBun9en am 86ein,
auf Die 8eiIen. Sd CLAUDE 3par, fr
nirO ii6 nit mir in Ieinem SirOttr
G9loB 0ergru6en npQsn, a6er Oafir
Danfe i'd. S6 lie6e bic GiniieDIersi
ni6t, i'd po1e in Die Melt. g}un, Da5
miro er ia 6aIo genug sinis6en mii6en.
Dap er ni4t a0ltg lit, tjimmert mid
nenig. Sn Der .beuti5en @elt iPtsLt
@elo Die 5auptroGe,
uniere 6od3sit ion 6alo fsin. Mar
piini6t ss 10. Sd ge6e in alien na3,
ieBt psnigIten5.
2e6epo6l, i6rti6e mir 6alO.
SIMMER Define treue
Qoup.
6err mar Greis6erger an 9errn
3ubolf 8egman.
Berlin, ben 27. Deg. 49,.
2ie6er, alter Sungel
SD babe mid berlo6t! gu tannt
mir gratuliren, alter 5reunO, 0enn
metre 8ruut lit Elm entsjjdenoe5 Sc
fch0Df. GrinuerTt 9u Did pieQei6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08

Gr y8a5 6at Oh beute nit Der
&D6ir gebu6t 2"
Sic o8teIO 2"
gr ng}un, ba5 GFen tit ia ba5
reinIte Strafgert6t !"
0ehen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08

Dtrsftor gum Shauipieler): pSie
6a6en S6re 8oue 8on3 gut einituOirt,
rur in bic Sterbei3ene mijfen Sic it4
NOT etpas beiIer bineinLe6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08
DER EinnuInr.

Dame: n8drum firiren Sic mi6?"
6err (oerIegsn): sd bemerte e6en,
6uB sic iton DieIe 6a.ten i'm 8eiiht
BADEN"
Dame (ptfjrt): rDa inn Sic aaers
Ding5 beTer D'ran, Six finO nur einfdls
ti9!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08

W}eier: .Iu6 ben 3ettungsberi4ten
I4eint Dus 9ro6lem be5 lent6arcn
2uftf6iffes 10 5iemli9 gel0f."
Miiuer: nW}einetpegen. Sd, zine
Ienf6are - S9piegermutter Iouten'5
erfinOen, bas MIR Elm Sege'!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08
6err mar Sreisberger an 9errn
8ubolf 8egman.
Berlin, ben 27. Deg. 10 e.
2ieber, alter oyunge!

SD babe mid Derlobt. 9u tannft
mir gratuliren, alter 5reunO, Oenn
metre 8ruut lit Elm ent3jjdenbe5 Sc
i@0pf. Grinnert 9u Did pieQsj4t
ouf Die grOBs, IaLante 8IOn0ine, Die
mir Dor einem Sabr in 8oIeI ouf
benz 8a6n6of ia6en, uno bic un5 beiz
ben GinDrud ma6te? 9isie 8lOn0ine
lift 2olID BON BAL, meme 8raut.
9u peiBt, i4 berlange bon Der
6rau, DaB fe IDEAL an8elegt lit, mdoz
6en6aft, rein foG iie iein Our4 unD
bur6. SD fam bic eman3ipirten
Weibar ni6t leiben. QOup Gift ni4t
i6pn Der g&ame rei3en0Q bat ni4ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08

Die meifen erba6ten Gei4i4ten
6oben cine Mprol, Die meiiten md3ren
aud, nur muB man oft LANCE ooraut
porten. M2ebr al5 o6t Sabre iino
perflOTen, felt fid Die 5ro80ote Der
8erle in unierm 6auie o6Ipielte.
Qrbere Greignii1e, Die mid na9er
anoinoen, 6utten mid Die 8ei4t4te
faff bergeIIen IoIien. 9ur4 6rau
gafermeiiter Babel puroe i'd 4eute baz
ram e%rinnert. Sic, uniere ate 9erle,
bic in benz langen .3eitruum unIerer
Srennuno an M}afe mod betrd4tlt4
suoenpmmen bate, unO Der Die Wir>
Be elmer MetFerin 10 gu i0gen auf Der
@ttrn oeI9rieben itanD, trat pl0Bli3
an meinem 8eburt8tag, morgen5 bel
mir Elm. Sn Der Iinfen 6anO bielt lie
einen 3orb, in benz Elm rieiiger 9dpf=
fuhen, nit einem QebtojenitrauB Daz
rim, prungte, an Der re6ten fi6rte Tie
Elm etrDu 3neiiG6rige5 Mtdo6en, 0a5
bonitGnoiq aus blausn unO neiBen
6GfelmuI6en beitanOen ba6en niirDe,
ipenn nt6t inter BEN peiBen MaI4sn
beg WGB6ens Elm Osrtleinerter Q6Orud
BON Srieoaritens @eii6t 6arDOrgeie6en
bGtte, gu Dem nur Der Bidder Babel Elm
poar groBe S6ren 9eliefert bate.
o49 5rGuIein, &c tennan mid Dpbl
iarni6' mebr, 10 LANCE NOR i6 MID
bier, a6er 6eute iagte mein 0}ann:
Srieoerife, iagt' er, 6eute muBte -
4per Sett4en," fu9r iie ii4 iel6it un@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-08

sd bin feline 0ptimiitin me6r. Die
Grfa6run9en oe5 2ebens BADEN ldngit
cine 8eIijmiitin aus mir gemd6t, a5er
Eel 10 Dielem &arDamom, 3uder IND
s3itronat, nie Der Bidder Babel an mid
reri6penoat bat, CLAUDE id Ooa no4
Gil 0uutburtsit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-20
Do American Workmen Fare Too Well? $ $$ss

"The average American working.
man." using the term workingman to
apply to all who earn their daily
bread by employment, eats too much
and dresses too well, furnishes his
home too lavishly, and in general
spends a great deal more money than
he ought to.
The reason for that state of affairs
is the universal desire on the part Of
all to be as well dressed, to live in as
good style and be as comfortably and
showily housed as the best of ones
neighbors"
Such Is the view oil the economic
status OF the workingmen OF America
in the conception of Justice Simeon
Eben Baldwin, LID, Of the Supreme
Court of Connecticut, and professor Of
American constitutional law and pri.
vate international law in Yale Uni
versity. A man OF much learning,
wide observation and many years OF
worldly experience Is Judge Baldwin
He Is deeply interested in his fellow
men and has done much in philan
thropic and charitable way to make
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-20

gresham to introduce them.
At O'Clock the President takes a
horseback ride-he found he could not
take walks without being Joined by
some one who insists on talking poll.
tics or business. When he comes hack
1t is more mail with the secretary,
signing of commissions and receiving
OF reports.
THE evening was spent talking poll.
tics and State policies with an editor.
two Senators. and well.known public
man, all Interested with him in poll
tics. coward the end Of the session
the late evening will probably be de
voted to signing or veioing bills. That
was the time President Cleveland and
President Mckinley gave to such
work. and Mr.. Cleveland often stole
time for strictly governmental bust
ness in the early mornings.