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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02
A SHARP TRICK.

A hunter seeking to eyade the laws
of Minnesota and ship his game to an
other state packed the birds in trunk
and checked it as baggage. While in
the depot waiting for his train he, be-
ing telegraph operator. heard mes
sage licked off by the depot agent noti-
flying the game warden at st. Paul to
seize and open trunk No. 3400. as it
contained game being Illegally ship
ped. This hunter then went and got
another old trunk. which he filled with
rubbish and when not observed chang
ed the checks so that the game warden
was fooled, and the hunter got his
game home to Iowa. -
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

The state of Nebraska could produce
cherries enough to supply all America
if it were only possible to ship and dis
tribute the fruit.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

Scratches from barbed wire seem to
be singularly productive of blood poi
soning, and wounds of this character
should never be neglected.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

speltz, or. more properly speaking,
emmer, a European cereal but little
known in this country, is being doomed
by some of the northwestern papers
The merit of this plant seems to lie in
connection with the semarid belt. as it
can stand heat and dry weather better
than any of our common cereals. Like
bronze grass, there is no place for it
where corn, oats and barley will do
well.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

The colder the day the merrier the
wires sing.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

!, A friend Of ours had twenty dollar
straw stack tumble over the other day
and kill fifty dollar COW. A fifty dol
lar cow should never be allowed to run
to straw pile.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

We once knew very ignorant and
very successful man as the world
rates success. He was farmer He
could neither read nor write. but in
some way he had developed sixth
tons no man could better figure i'll
terest or profit and loss than he. His
hobby was to dress just as poor as he
could, work hard. go barefooted. save
all his money and buy land. He raked
S1lo,00O together before he quit; pres
ent address unknown.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

Rather curiously, farm land may be
said to be worth per acre in the corn
belt just as many dollars as it win one
year with another produce bushels of
corn per acre; thus il the land will
only grow twenty-five bushels of corn
to the acre such land is not worth over
SO. while if it will produce sixty-five,
seventy and eighty bushels per acre
such figures respectively represent in
dollars its value per acre.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

The difficulty Of tanning and civiliz-
ing wild things is well illustrated in
the case of the 500 Indians upon one
of the western reservations. Small
pox Is decimating their ranks. and
they will neither submit to vaccination
nor quarantine. The state has no con-
troll over them. and the general gov
eminent humors their whims. The
reservation is surrounded by thickly
settled community of white farmers,
who fully realize what a nuisance the
red man can become.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

An Illinois man walked off with first
prize on butter at the late Iowa state
dairy meeting. His butter was made
scientifically and not by guess.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

Old and worn steel rails are HOW be-
ing converted into most durable and
satisfactory railway tie at a very small
expense. a substitute for the wooden
tie, so short lived, must be found, and
the old rail will help to do it. Tracks
laid with these ties do not require one
half the work in maintenance.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

Where there is found a poor stick
of boy there will almost always
be found poor stick of man who
has something to do with the boy
either as progenitor or tutor and guide.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

The usual losses of stock from turn
ing 1t into the cornstalk fields are
reported from all directions this fall.
There Is one sure remedy for this trout
Bile, and that is to cut the corn up for
We have never heard of case Of loss
by feeding the cut corn.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02
WHY spARRows DO NOT MIGRATE.

WHY sPARROws DO NOT MIGRArn.
We are asked why it is that the Eng
lish sparrow does not migrate-seek a
warmer climate when winter comes.
1t is the question of a food supply
which largely determines the migra-
tions of birds and not because they are
not hardy enough to endure the cold OF
the winter. Thus, all wild fowls have
their food supply entirely shut on
when the lakes and rivers freeze up,
while the death or Information of all
insect life compels the departure of all
insectivorous birds. The sparrow is
just simply scavenger. his main food
supply being obtained from the partly
digested grains in the offal of the
horse, and SO 1t comes that wherever
horses are kept there will the sparrow
be able to winter. Then. it is a very
hardy bird and one which more than
any other bird has the ability to adjust
itself to almost any climatic condition.
A hallstorm in July will kill ten times
as many sparrows as blizzard In
winter
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

We sometimes think it is easier to
find proof of the theory of evolution
as advanced by Darwin, Spencer. Hux-
ley and others in the decadence and re-
PROGRESSION Of things and men than in
their physical and moral improvement.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

We see that some writers are advis-
ing the trimming of the feet Of the
bull. AS we observe it, this is trim
ming on the wrong end, his horns need
ing trimming far more than his feet
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

This country has become so large
and its interests so diversified that spe-
cial legislation intended to favor any
particular interest or locality is almost
sure to do just as much harm as it does
good.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

There were 2.755,6 s3 bushels of fax
imported into this country the past
year, while the state of North Dakota
could easily supply every bushel if
men would only break up cheap land
and grow this crop.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

Missouri and Kansas orchards have
brought their owners this season a net
return of from $50 to $125 per acre,
which is real easy, lazy way to get
living out OF the land.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

The government estimate of the corn
crop of 1901 is 1G.4 bushels per acre
against an average yield of PA bush
els per acre for the whole country for
the past ten years. Ohio reports the
best crop, while Kansas has the poor
est.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-02

There were 1862, 796 acres of public
land sold by the government the past
year, more than in any one of the past
ten years. While Uncle Sam may be
rich enough TO give us all farm. It
is not much longer that he will have
the farm to give.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
Wefern 0nrhlanb Gaan.

Srut in Rraft an 2S. SsPt. 1907
Bulge psrlafen bic 6igeu=Station, ME tol9f:
TGgIi3.
4.90 RIB 69neG9Oft, 6auptlintt' Sa9ersfomn'
q. & 90. gabu uuO O,m SiiOeH uHo dns6tnom=
men sonntaqs 3. 9. R. R. 6bambersburg'
Rartinsburg uno Min6efer.
IdQlia, usgeHo en- o~onntu0s
T.25 Rorqtng - 9orf, g. & 9. DID. uHO oanpt'
Itnie 6fli6 bon GmOrps@roOs earlisE uHo ~
& s. q. R.
ga 9prm. Sauptlinit. 6ogerstoipH, SbippensS
burq, SrsOerid, Gmmitsburg uno ~ q Us
gabu, bis Clifton.
1912 Dorm. atton1H1. map "HIpH'ol'USI S0''
.. !" wo%r Tftomm. mad ltnionsgriSos.
. % In%rr Grpr,b mad Qorf uHo 9. & 8.9to.
= o. Gpa5m GrnreB, guntte an Der 6ouptlinis,
6aqerstopH, iofpis Greoerla' emnilIsouFe una
Sbipptnsburg.
s90 Robm. - qtfomm. mad GmorpsSroDs.
6I5 abeups - atfomm. mad llHionsgriOee,
II 25 Qbsnog Qttomm. mad GmoresGroot.
Rur SoHntags.
es5 BORN. - 4sIsmH. mad unions9riOa. uHs
6aHooer.
235 Ta6m. afsomm. mad llniDns9riOos.
400 @a6m. - aftomm. mad Gmorbs@robs.
1855 absnDs attomm. nab Gmornsgrope.
ginsts uno gepdds8arsu Rr. 216, Ofs9altis
mort=S trabe.
3hee hultsu an Unions, 9tnuiDlSoniosabtnns'
fultpus uno @ulbroof (ROrtbaabt.) Station.
3. o. @riBnolD, Sen. s9aHasiers4gsHt.
o. 9. 9aROtrttt. 9.'9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
Sic Suerrnfabrtcu In europa.

Grit na4oem man ii9 Die europGiI9e
poit iiber bic Sabrten Der 8oerenz
9enerdle 8Dtbd, Detpet unb Oelareb
angeieben 9ut, tit es m0sli9, elm anz
nGberno flares Bib bariiber gu gez
tptnren. Sci ben Gngldnbern bat Die
GurOpafdbrt Der brei 9ensrGle fpenig
Beifoa 9efunoen. Der r9ailp Seize
graph" fann nidt begreifen, baB Die
8oeren ni4t an bic MilOtbdtigteit Oes
ensliiGen Bottles appelirt ha6sn. ba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
cnrrn annr,s GiienhnhneGn.

q nbrpIan frat in ara q. . II. 1902.
Sampf,r oerlaHsn Bier 9r. 10, 9iQbt=Strabe:
SdgIi6 u-usgsHommeH Samfag 6.l5 9ormittass
uuo 3l5 Ro6mitta9s: Somitogs nm 6lj Sors
mittags unO 2 ubr 4a4mittaQs nab GtHt=5sIano,
GtHireoiac, Gspts uuo 3pii6cutotion:u.
&ui@luB al pEtlapar; & GGei. Giisu5abr" nab
GatOn, CgtOrO uno Snii6sutatjOusH.
Gratt miro tntgtGeH usnommtH al @o5tutagsH
bis 6 llbr AbcUDs.
stltp6ous; 6. & Z. (5t. 8au0 3l02. TO. G9su.l
81. s. N. SrpTel,
(Ulai27,lS @tHsrals9tioditsiubrtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

No5 Irnupolig, Rt. 8ODal Station, !7.5O, $50
9orm., GamosHzS citation, 800, 1900 BORN,
!l2.15, AIS, $40 Nu6m.
abfubrt BON COMMUNICATION ua5 6rcOsrid,
TBS, !9.47 gOrm., ?g.15 Born, LIS, 43O uHn
"5.35 Ra6m.
rad @in8efer, 1920 gorm., $40, 4.3O2a@m.
Ru6 6agtrstopn, 800 8Orm., AIS, !430
@o6 GGioottsGitp uno mt. girb. Qotal 7.35,
?9.l5 gorm., lbs, 430, 1915 0a6m. $3.50,
'l1.30 QbtnOg.
rad Curtis Bar, 1923 Worotns.
mad Qurup, Mt. Republication, $3.50 EaaH.
Enrrhsn-Stntin q 10 Nnhm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

@ennDus MabGergebniB
Elm Musbrud bes 8olfsptnens tperben
ion unb ni6t Bios Elm foldes Der
golitifer unb ibrer @efolgfdaft, 10 tit
erite 8eoingung, boB jeOer 8iirger an
Der @a6lurne feline Inii9t funb giebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

Ser alte 8lGtz
terS"MiB: nGs giebt f4redli4 bumme
Meni9en, aber 10 bumm, pte W}anz
6er, 1T 8einer!" 1T BON einem nett
li6en Gumpagne@8ebner tpieoer duf=
eepGrmt unb gu @bren gebra4t NOR
hen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
ARMAND 9rnuiglbaniasG iirnz
bahn<Gnmhaunie.

prtbzabcnut uHD Sal 5tatiou.
9.r!aTtu all 00aeutlgtu nab 90rt. IA, am $50
Dlorq.us NM 3.6 0a3mittoFs.
gsr.dftn an g80bcutageu mad Teltl, RI, uuI
ID, UorQcu5, 3O5 mo 40 Rubm:t,n95.
9tr.GHtH an 0ob:HtaQru Uo6 &;ljr, Do, uuI
73l, $50 Dtopgtn5, 3.0j. $50 NG9mitt285 IND
600 AbtuD5.
@crlaftH all Sonu-lgtn ua6 Sdtl, I'D, nm $50
D}oresEs uuD 400 0lbmittdg5.
grlafcn al SoHutaoen nab 9cljr, 9to., nm
$50 Ylor9ca5, 4O1 Na3mitia55 uUo 1000
Nb.nO5.
5. :. gorris, @cnera,s8,ib dfts fibr:r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

@erb bic 8e9te eines e.
rifantI9en 8iirgers beanfpru9t, ioa
au9 bic gfli9ten zines fol9en erfilz
len. Cine Der !9auptpfli9ten uber lit
Die, fein Stimmre9t 9epihenbaft
aus3uiiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
Mnntae, 3. @pnember 1902.

Gin ne Hides 8Iatt bat
cine gelungene WortprGgung gemaat:
sW}pr9ani3eb Qabpr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

Sober 8irger erfIlGe
1norgen feline erite 8iirgerpfli9t unb
eebe an Der Wa6lurne feline Stimm
nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

gi|nerIet, ~ lie 3abm n b
lubm unfere 9erbtcampagne gepeien
lit, in einem She'll Der prefe uno duf
benz Stump lit ebenip Oiel blauer
Ounit borgema9t poroen, ebenio
fii6n gelogen porOen, ME tpenr Die
Champagne cine a~ufre9enbe gepeien
tpdre. nebrigens geben nur nod Die
0ummen duf bieien Qi9enleIm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
Mp(ratb Gudel.

Gg finr6 ua6 laugrn i6iu,ren eeiOen am SOu=
ueritao, 4beIOs nm 10 ubr. 9golratb 9oqel, 50
Sabre aft, in ieiner lebteu g9obnune, gr. BIG,
SfyDaoiionzStraBe Sns 2t;dtnbe9dugniB %finoet
btutt, 0tputas, Dtor9ens um 9 ltbr, Don Der
fatbpliihen ct. 2InDreas=Sirte, Documents unD
4sli6inotonsStrabt, i%Doielbit cine 9tsfis gtlsisn tpcrs
Den piro, aus itatt. L316-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

8as bat Elm She'll IN e.
rer 9reIIe por einigen Monaten nt4t
N(Ges an benz Yrd1ibenten Guba's,
Srn. 9aln1d, 9erumbepunoert. SEPT
flinet bic Sonurt berielben 8ldtter
oan3 anbers. @r min bic beoungenen
8oblenz uno Slottenitationen ntat be-
1piGiqen unb bat ben 8aibingtoner
MISUNDERSTANDING als u%nannebm>
bar 5uriidgeididt. 9teier unoattz
bare! @r ION ben 8ogen MIR nt4t gu
ftruff fpannen, ionft pirb Cuba troB
unierer 8erfi6erung anneftirt. Sdz
rouf ipar's bon ben Wifenben unb
Mahenben ia BON bornberetn abse@
9ehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
Sefanntma1nnge
mabprss Bureau,

MaBprSsSuredu,
"a Sieufta q, Der 4. Nobfmbsr, Ger Sag III,
on lpsl6em Die 6onorcbag9abIeu qtbdlten ptroer,
10 perOm Die ftdOtii9cn 9ureaur in @tmdBbsit oes
8sicBes 9eidIohsn iciH.
Sur 8tqutmlibteit beg 9ublifums iutroen Die
mGrftc ME i6li3 gsbdlteu per0en.
3bomaS O. SGoeS,
({pp3) MaDOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

Sebe obgegebene Sttmme
5Gblt uno bilft bas @r9ebniB Der
Wa6en gu 9unften Der einen Ooer
dnDeren Geite deItd(ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

3p6Gf fogenannte rp L
be" parteien i'm 2anoe BADEN ibre Ell
oenen Ganbibaten npminirt, barunter
bic 8ro6ibitioniIten, SD3taliiten ber@
i6ie0ener @9attirung, 9Opultite1 II.
81. Stir oas @a6lreiultdS tommen tie
nur inIpFern in 8etra9t, ais tie Der
einen poer anberen groBen Ydrtet
me6r poer menigsr Stimmen ent5tez
hpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

3. Bierpont Morgan, Der
Snbuftriez g1appleon, bat einen nsuen
Groberungsplan uusgebedt. gr min
einen groBen 8eleuatungs Srnit
griinoen, min Die elettrif6e 9eleu9z
tun9 Der groBen StdOte bes 2dnbeS
unter feline @ontrole %bringen. Ob Der
SnouItriez@rpbere ni6t audi etnmdl
fein Mosfdu, 2eip5ig uno Waterloo
erleben fpirD?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
81 etduutmabuns an ale Seiser BON gStrtbs
~ fd1~dftSs2UtaIeu.
Snreau ees GpnesfHnls Der 4pIi;eis
Gpmmi STdre.

~ fd1dftSs&DtaleH
Snredu eeS Gpne9funls Der 4pIi;eis
Gpmmt6dre.
ga Gtimort, ben "a. Sttober 1902.
Die 9tb6roe Der 9oliIeizGomntifdre fir bic
Stubt Baltimore oronet hermit an, oab unttr ben
9etimnungtu bsg So. &bi6nitts, 123. &opitel, Der
@ciese BON 1898 (neusr Gbarter) unD trait Der
9ollma1t, pel9e ibnen Ourb Den 753. Ibi6nitt
Der ob,n c~rtudbnten @sieBe berlicbsn 1T, am
0a6ltdg, 9ienitug, 4.gfobember 1902,
aaeWirtH9aften, Wtrt6f4aftsrdume,
Srinf : @tublifements, SpirituOienz
2G0en uno ale anberen 9lGBe, mo fir
geipD6nli9 SpirituOfen oertuuft tperz
ben, in Der Stabt Baltimore gei6loiz
Ten fein miifen, unb berbieten bengerz
touf unb Die QieFerung bOn Spirttuoz
fen in benz elben am befdgten Wa6lz
tdge.
Die 9oGi,ifcu fno iufruirt tporb,n, inter etrafe
Der 6ntlaTunp ans Dem Sitnite ale Senc gu be-
ri6ten, pel6s f6, ipie p%oresi6riebsn, ~tpeiesrn ooer
eg unterlaTCu, ibr 2otal 5u i1lieBen, iofpis olt
trdute %btrtauft oosr q~sGiefert peroer uuo bic 0u=
men auer 9etrcifenOen III notiren, bic unter Dem
GinfluTe BON SptrituoIen an @dbltaqe bttroffeu
tuerOeu, I'M als 3euecu Dor bic 8"roboti1iporenen
oes Griminaleeri9ts citirt 3u tDtrbsn.
@eprse wR. Itpfbnr,
Scbn z. Morris,
Gcpare y. TpmIer,
Nft3f, Roo1, "a 4oliJei=GommiTdre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

Sn Gin innatt unb 5a=
miltonzGountD fommt, pie mir etrem
We6fel6latte entne6men, auf feds
Seirat6en cine @bei4eioung, 8om 1.
cSdnuar bis gum 1. SftOber fpurher
BORT 2485 9eiratbs 2icen5en drsge=
fteQt unb 415 @6ei9eioungsgelude
einoerei6t. NuBerbem flugten nod
"a sFrauen uuf NGimente. 9ort fperz
ben bic Chen ni4t i'm 9tmmel 9es
f6loHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

Die 5ra9e iir bic o T.
gtge @abl tit: SolIen Die Repu6Iitaz
ner, Die 50roerer Der Monopole, fpeiz
terbin Die beiben 9Guier bes Gorz
grefes controltren ODER iouen bic De-
motraten tp~enigitens cine Maioritdt
i'm ReprGfentanten9aufe getptnnen,
Inn Bdn0el gu i9uffen9 Benn es
ben HepubIifanerr nit ibrer 8efGmz
pfung Der Srufts tpirtli9 ernt lit, 10
tperben iie nit einem bemofratif6en
5aus gang gut gemeiniam urbeiten
f0nnen. Die republifanif9e 8refe
giebt gu, baB t6re 4usii6ten duf cine
Maioritdt i'm 8eprdientanten6auTe
fGau finb. Marnlarb fam, lpennz
glei9 es nun feds GongreBreprdienz
tarten bat, immerbin cine bemofratiz
f9e M%aioritGt berbeifiibren belfen.
ecSebe Stimme 6ilft ba3u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

GngGif9e &o6le pirb in
Repzgort uGs nni4t analpiirte ans
tbra3itfo6Ge" 5oGfrei eingelufen. Der
3ou BON 81 Gents PRO Some 1T err
pieIenermaBen in ben Oin9leDzSari
eingeI9muggelt tporben, aaetn er TT
@eieB. Sin Netp : gorter 8latt bdft
ben 3olerluB fir einen @abli4a3s
AUG, ba bic 8epublitaner in Rep@Yort
Sttmmen not6penbtg 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

8er lid bic 9onbe15bez
ri4te beuti4er 3eitungen anis4t,
fommt gu benz S9IuTe, buB Die beutz
f9e Snbuitrte ii4 nod INNER ni4t err
bolt bat. Sang beionbers fGau itebt
es in ben groBen elettrif4en nnterne6z
mungen; a6er uu4 in bielen anOeren
Snbuitrie3peigen foqen bic 0iDioenz
en=grtldrungen geringer aus, als in
ben por6ergebenben Sabren; in berz
f4iebener unterne6mungen tommen
gar feline 9ipibenben CUR 8ertBeilung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03
elizabeth @nancr.

Gg itarb am 81. Sttobsr- Gti3obstb @aentr in
ibreit 78. ge6ensiabre, Satin ocs psrtorbencu
Reinbarot 98apntr. Die 8etr0iouug finoet am
ben 3. gtopember, Ru6Htittags , llbr,
BON ibrer ltbten Bobnuue, Rr. lis, q .s9iueaStr.,
aus pripatim iatt. t36-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-03

Die &app'f4e ~9Grmontez
geIeGi6aft" gu @conomp in Pennz
TDlpunien 6lei6t Bethlehem, o6glet9 nur
nod tpenige unb bo4betagte Mtt9ltsz
Der 5d6lenb. 60 fat has Oberbunz
besgeri9t entf9ieoen, inoem es Die
@niprii6e ein5elner Ra9fommen BON
Mitglieoern uuf 3beilung bes itdttz
li6en 8eItBes bertpdrt.
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Morgen 4benb 1T bic
MuFregung Der 8a6lcampdgne gu
Gnbe. sic mar biesmal ni6t ionoerz
lid fturf. Wer unter elmer polttt16en
Champagne ben GuBerlt4en, quf
@timmfang bere4neten &limbim berz
1tebt, pirb iagen miifen, oaB es iiberz
haupt feire Gampdane mar.
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~0nnnnn.RnrfzG cnetern.

qeus stttiouen fnS itst sur Sti6tiqnno beree*
ribttt. 0iele augqepdblte Cots. Ter Suptrinten'
bent Oes Crumbs unO 9OOtus lpirS itOt gtpitnlbts
Gugtunft ertbcileH. Eas q Z m al N
Eebt t0oiitb ,ur Snipsftion offen. g8eoen Edberem
lptnoe man fd an ben SuperintcnotnteH ootr an
has Riireou in u r. Fl, WstzSaratogas5traBe.
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9ampfer DerlaR fen Baltimore BON
WItr Rr. Is unb I9, Giabtttr. sEB erfte.

9ur5zgiaet. na5 alien guHften f6ntu grf6rt,
8tpdd uufqeq,ben uuo Raiittnlimmsr i'm goraGs
r~titrpirt ptrOcn in BEN bi,fg,n 9Hrtaur: Ir. l3,
120 uni, 1877. GfsEoltimOrtsStr., oOsr ben 6aupts
girsaur, 3t. $50, 2jgbt:Strabs, Baltimore. Wo.
gIeubcn 6offer. g. 9. 9hfsm,
Observation-Disclosures. @cHcraIsSiQets AgeHt.
2. y. WecDanneL ~reiieRber 8aiiGgters Qscnt.
(4ua3It&S-l
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0is 8u91propbeten n
Nefpz0orf fommen in tbren 8ordus=
Iaqunqen iiber Das @rgebntB Der
Nepz gorfer 8ablen gu gan5 oer14tez
benen &eIultaten, Der ~W.zy. 9ez
rdlo" f9dBt OOen's gluralitdt auf
1913 5timmen, bic rWorlo" glebt
GbeG cine Ms6rbett BON $500 Stlmz
men; .4merican unb Sourndl" baz
oeaer pinoi3irt Goler cine Mfatorttdt
BON 41,250, unb Die thanksgiving"
beaifFert @oler's B~lurulitGt duf l3,z
900 5timmen. Morgen tperoen itf)
bic Serren prrpbeten idgen tonr1er1:
Inner @i1en lit Stiidtperf unb unier
WeisIagen lit Stiidpert. Der n9e@
rdlo" bat bas porber I4on eingeiebsn
unb erflGrt gum S4luB: ranseit4ts
Der Gage 5ieben mir Dor, feline gor@
6erIage iiber ben 8ublausfda i'm
Staate Nenzgort gu MAIDEN.
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Neue In3eigem.

TIT bic 6arbs 3bres 9sppi8s Oerl8OFen! aafcn
OSie ~Oenielbsn auf Dem 5lur fdrben OOer reiniz
Gen. 6rant @eRtfe, AL, ROrO=ooparptr.
(Gtt7, 1WD
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Sn Gpansbil1e, Snb., #
Der langiG6rige 3ebafteur bes borttz
GER uOemofrat," 9r. 2Orena Go9r,
qeftorben. Sein Sob beDeutet fir bic
beutI9 : umeritanii9e 9re7e einen
fdneren @erluit. Gr fieI einem 9er5~
unD Nierenleiben gum Opfer. Dor 56
Sabren in Der Rbeinpfal5 i'm iogen.
Meitri9 geboren, fam er als gebilDeter
junger Mfann na6 Qmerita. @r mar
Dann in benz StGbt9en Hodpprt in
eSrbiana als 2ebrer tbdtig. 8pn bort
aus fam er na9 0e~abenport6 in &dn@
fas unb 81. 2ouis, mo sr an 3eitun=
gen be59dftigt mar. Dor 18 Sa6ren
eine er na9 g~banspile unb iibernobm
Die 6ieQe ais 3ebdfteur bes ,@pansz
bile Democrat" Die er big 81 ietnem
Gnbe nit Si6ttgfeit unb 9epifenz
GaFtigfeit ausfiiqte, tets brup fiir's
Geuti9t6um e~initebenb. @r binter=
IGSt cine 5rau unb brei &inber. Gt=
men 0anne1 ma9te er ii9 aud als ge=
miit6stiefer Oi9ter i'm Sidleft bes
s6eils Der 8beinpfuls, benz er entz
itammte. gor einigen Sdbren eri4ien
in DeutIGlanb cine 9dmmlung ieinsr
Di9tungen, bic aud brauben per=
bisnte IneftennnnG faroerh
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antihen n,it @nmmirdbcrn

fir 6od,eiten uuo 9terbieunocn. Glsftrii6ts
aidi uno 6o~lsfoblen6ei5un9. $500. 3ruf'
greis "a @
SditfmpresG oupe sG ompdauie.
Rr. 315, @eH=Sanstte=Str. Selephou 256.
9r. 314 Roro=SroaoD1p. StltpboH l249.
DRa~oiion=aoenuc stdae CIR. 2207, MabiioR=Npenue.
(Suuil5, II, S&sl SelcpboH 7158.
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pIOnnl Slues"&inic

nGd NDIlacelpDld uHc NtW JVtt-
Oefli9. Obj. b. @amofn. @bl .. yI,%
66lafpuooou ....... . 3.5l @Orm. F3l5 o.
STom Wm & Diner = 755 Born. " 800 q. 6
Buffet 9arlor ...... 9.l9 @orm. ~ y
9arlor, Diner ..... ? 9.52 Born. fs.2I "
@orIor giusr . 1850 9orm. q !IG.54 3.
Worlor, Tiusr LII Ra5m. q l.3 q.
rRoual Qimitcb," uu5iblicBlib pullman : SEg,
Buffet Smotcr, 9urlor, CbicrDatiou, Sps1les IND
GafesgBuooons -. .. > 9. 10 0a9m. 3 = 353 y.
QurlOr, Diner ......' 800 &bOs. 6.05 v y
Goa6ss mad Q6iiao. . 900 4bOs. '9.05 u
Sdlafpaoapng .. 1929 Born. 'l2t VI.
QotalzS4lafnaqQou mad Ncps9ort ierttl }tn
gsbruu6 in It. 8cpa(= Station nm 1000 IbsnOs.
q, mad Qtlautic=GjtD an @o5eHtGgen; Z, nap
GtlantiesGitp tdgli3.
aGe 8uqs baltsR in 8jlmiugton. 6, bdlt IN
Qbf, b. GamOen. Qbf. b. ut. q.
nt;t, Oft,on, = rs gorm. $50 Born.
39E;t- TrnrsS - 30 Rabm. 1876 3u9m.
1SS;Ia G-nrsS Ass Rabm. 800 Ru6m.
SISsrc.,r 5ffom 1925 0ahm. 1870 Ra5m.
RbiIo 4ffom. .... 1850 NbDs. ?6.l0 Abos.
ginstsgHrsaug R~orop:fzGtc 6alOsrt: uno 9aL'
tiror,,Str. Tr. POI, Suos9roaoDap, Wtt. &o0Gls
citation obr characterization.
8. .. RartiH, Rgr. guH. SruiFie.