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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

.@eniB," erpiberte Girton, ft4
cine Gigurre ~un3iinbenb unb cine 3eiz
tung our 9unb nebmenb. r8itte, tetz
men Dein, 9err Mubru8O. Sd trtnfe
ME ouBer ben Mdbl8etten.
rQb TO-" oeriebte Der geruaner
IG9elnb. rRun, 10 rauden sic. Sd
tomme gki4 pieber, btei6e gar ni4t
LANCE, 9err &irton."
DIS Der Oeteftib 1i9 a1etn fuA, lieB
er feline 8lide iiber bic @inri4tung
bes 3tmmers f4petfen, @s mar ebenz
70 groB, tpie GonpaD's Qrbeits5tmz
mer, uber Iunge ni9t 10 ~gebisgen uno
be6dgli9 etngeri9tet. Der 9dus6ez
flyer bate Mabru5o biefe WObnung
glei8 m0blirt psrmietbet. Nuf benz
Slid lagen fran30iii4e 3omane, an
Der Wanb bling cine adrte BON perr,
unb auf einem Sii44en ftanoen berz
f9iebene photographer. Dab Mdz
braso 5iemli9 unorbentli6 mar, fa4
man uuf ben eriben Bid; uuf ben Stz
f9en, benz SuB6oben, tur3 ii6eraa,
fa6 es unorbentli9 aug. 8irtOn, Der
peinli9 auf Srbnung unb @duberteit
6telt, i9ittelte Ii4 Bel bieiem &n6ltd
unb nunberte ii9 i'm StiGen, tpte Elm
Mann in FOLDER u%nDrbnung leben
f0nne.
@r legte Die 3eitung Bel Settle unb
siinbete bic gigarre an, Die BON ie5r
outer Qualitdt mar. Damn ging er
gemG9li6 i'm 3immer bin unO Aer,
NGes f9arf mu5terno. Iuf einem in
Der einen @fe fte6enben Stu6l lagen
perf6ieoene &leibungsftide bur4einz
anber getporfen; in elmer anberen SIDE
ftuno Elm 8inbeI Regeni 9irme uno
@pasier ItD6e gegen Die Wano gele9nt.
Mit benz 6etmIiden Wunf4 uno elmer
linn unerflGrli9en 8ora6nung, trgsnO
ettpas 3u entbefen, unter1u6te er bas
QeBtere iorgfdlttg. Iber er erblttte
teinen 0erartigen StOf, pie @4uz
mann, Der &eIner uno Der 9roi4tenz
tutI6er TIN befdrteben butten. 9a
fielen feline Qrgen pl0BIi4 Guf ettpas
@eibes, oas nsugierig hinter einem
@6runt berborlugte. SOfOrt tniete
er nieber, nm, auf 9Gnben uno 5uBen
Giegenb, ben 9egenitunb ndber gu be-
tra6teu. nno als er ii9 pieber err
bob, bielt er einen bislfu9 gef4niBten,
bunt bema1ten Stod in 9dnoen-oen
6tof, ben bic BRET Mdnner ibm be-
i6rieben - uuf bsffen Su4e er mar
- ben Stod 6orace 8ennett's.
CFortfeBung folgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
StaOt Baltimore.
2tn(ere G6eater.

cIus BEN otfrtg,n rsOuutaugs GorreipOnOent9
nTIorobora" in 6prb's.
@etpiB peroen ii9 ale 2ie6bd6er
elmer gtten Sperette freuer, gu berz
ne9men, boB r6lOroOoru," Die bette
aQer Speretten Der 1euen S9uIe, 6ieIe
@o6e in n6prb's Opernbaus" uuf9es
fi6rt tpirb. S6I9on Die Operette
bier bereits me6rmdls geIptelt purbe,
fam man ii9 BEL ieber @%prteaung
ouf gut befeBte 9Guier gefdBt
MAIDEN.
Oie Operette beute nod 81 lo6en,
lit cine 4r6eit, Die man ii9 5pdren
fam. Bem ion man bus Sob Oerz
fiinben, unb fper lo6t biefe rei8enoe
Operette ni9t, bic ieit 3pei Sa9ren
@rfolge fmeiert, ME taum cine Sperette
Dor i6r. @s mar Elm ununter6ro6e>
ner Siegeslauf ieit Der eriten 4uffuAz
rung i'm yGaIinoz5 eater" in gtetps
gOrt, unb Der @rfOlg gilt in glei4er
Meiie ben prd9tigen Melobie'n, Die
Der &omif unb Der bor3igli4en 0arz
Itelung. 5ier 6at r6loroDoru" in
poriger SaiIon, in 5pei 5eitli4 Don
chamber %getrennter Serie'n, fiG cine
8opuluritGt ~erpprben, fpie ii9 Die Gls
teiten Sbeater9ubitues elmer glei4en
ni6t erinnern.
Oiesmal er6ulten bic @~orte1ungen
6eIonoeren 3ei8 baour4, bab bic iOz
qenannte Original : Nefpz9orter 8ez
ieBung bier pDrgefiibrt pirb, barun@
ter in eriten Stolen 9race 9uolep,
6elen GeDmpnb, Gina Sumter, 2tQp
collins, 81. 6. @ra6am, %. g. GAR
Teton, OonaIb Brine, 9bilip 8. Rp<
len uno Nuce 8pnbiqe. 0erielbe I6er
70 Sttmmen ~perfiigenbe Gbor, Der i'm
nGaiinp@S6eater 10 6eredtigtes 4uf<
fe6en 9ema9t, bas betdnnte Sertett
Der y6iibI9en MGo9en," Die prd4ttz
gen @eItdIten, Die Das @pigzDei6li4e
in Der Sperette pertreten, Die pitanten
@eIi9ter, tpel9e- berDamenzg6or aufz
tpeiIt, uno bic Muitf, bic pridelno
fpirft, pis bic I9Gumenbe 9abe Der
@ittpe gliquot, bereinigen gu elmer
@efammtpirfung, oeren unpioer ite6z
li9em 3duber it9 fsiner Der 8eiu4er
Der 8oriteGungen ent5tehen fam.
,Mufit Qtabemte."
Ro6ert @oeion 1T Der neueFeStern
am S6eaterbimmel. @r bat ii9 bic
len Guf in Der 9auptroae bon 9eHrp
9. 6urris' neuem 9tid Soldiers Of
6ortune" ertpprben. Sn gaep : Yort,
mo bas Stiid feline premiere erle6te,
puroe bafel6e in elmer ReibenfOlge
150 4benbe uufssfiibrt uno bunn
muBte in Dem vSdpop : Sbeuter" bieie
Salon flint 8p4en friiAer als ges
pD6uli9 erDffnet perben, I'M Dem
@erldngen bes qublttums mad 1pes
5ienen 8oriteG1unssn sere9t gu tperz
ben. !6r. g0eion 1T fir bic Sitelz
role pie sefdaffen. gs ging i6m
feline grObartige &etlame pDrar. CT
purbe einfu9 aus ben aeiben Der
tii9tigiten S9auipieler auserforen,
nm bic 9uuptrOle in einem rteuer
8i9nenftad gu fpieten, unh biefer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

sSn Der oerflofenen Wo4e tanten
pieoer, tpie in ben beiben bor6ergebenz
ben Mo4en, 166 SobesfdQe bor in
Baltimore; BON ben 8eritor6enen tpa@
rem SO mGnnli6en unb 80 tpei6li9en
@e19le3ts, So tpdren imQuslunoe gez
boren, 90 pareH Reger, 10 4tnoer tdz
men tobt our @elt, 4 itdrben im8aps
@ietp, q in 9~oipitdlern unO 10 in
anberen Snitituten, II Snqueite muir
ben qe6ulten. Die 9terbIi9feitsrute
betrug 1915 pro 1000 Der Sc
Iammt6epDlferung, 14.84 fir bic
0eiben unb 1886 fir bic Reger. Sn
Der glei9loufenben Mo9e bes 8oriab<
res ftarben 181, in 1900 100 unb in
1899 1853 9erfonen. Dem Otter na9
bert6eilten fi4 bic Sobesfdae pie
foIgt: % 9erIpnen tparen unter 1
Sabr, 10 arpii4en l unb 2, 6 5pti4en
2 unb 5, 2 5nii9en 5 unb 10, 3 3pi~
fden 10 unb Is, ID 3pii4en Is unb
20, IA 5iDti4en 20 uno 30, 2 5ptt9en
30 unb 40, Is 3nif4en 40 unO so,
16 5pif9en so unb so, 16 apif6en
90 unb 70, 13 3piI9en 70 unb 80,
8 5piI9en so unb 80 Sabre alt. 4ls
geboren purben 281 @eiBe unb 78
gegertinoer dngemelbet.
Die bauptId9li9fen 3oOesurId9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
giebfntters uns StrDbprsiie .

6olgenOes iinO Die auf ben itaatz
li9en Naagen fir 9eu, Stro5 II. +.
IN. seitern er3ielten greiIe:
SeF!i3e 9eupaG9e.
9eu. - Simot6p, SIS Bis SIT,
Slesbeu. $12 Bis $13, gemii4te5. $14
Bis SIS prp Sorne.
@trob. = 8ei3enFro6, SIS, Rog=
genftrob, $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
WefIi9e 9eupaage.
5eu. - 9imot6p, $13 Biz SIS,
SIse6eu, $12 Big $14, gemif4tes, $12
Bis $14 pro Some.
@tro6. - @ei3enitro6, Sc Biz
So, 8oggenitrob, $12 Bis $14 pro
prp Eonne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
Gaftr6alide @ahGerihtr.

Ri9mpnb, 3D., 9. Robember.-
SIN 9. 0iftritt bon 9irginien bebuupz
tet Der 9emotrut Rbeu iiber ben re-
publitaniI9en GongreB : @anOiOuten
Glemp nit 233 @timnsn geiiegt gu
baden, tpGbrenb aus flint Counties Die
8eri4te mod feblen. 8%OrfBenoer
2inbIeD pom republitaniiden Gomtte
bebauptet bagegen, Slemp babe cine
MaioritGt BON 300 Stimmen.
9utbrie, Sflu., 9. NoDember.-
9a8 ben amtli9en 8eri4ten 1T Der
Repu6Iitaner g. g. Mr9uire gesen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
BrGnDe.

RafbpiIIe, Senn., 8. Hop. =
9us r9ranb Opera 6ouie," zines Der
i4Dniten S9auipielbdufer in Der
Stabt, tit in Slammen aufgegdngen.
u tenn 9apen, Conn.,, 9. Hop.
Die 5dbritanlagen Der 8~auunterz
nebmer=5irmd IS. u. g6atfislbzGo.n
an Der Weft<8oulebarbz Qpenue muir
ben our9 5euer aerit0rt. @erluit
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
Saben Saraaius i'm


5tnt neusu brtitodietn terraiiirten g9ObHbduier
nit eleeanter 5route uno alien m9ptrusn Sequem=
li6fsiten, OIL Q9ttieite Der S~OltOnz4DsHue, iuOIl1
BON NbitelOd=StraBe mi: AusF9t uber a0ruiOs
Sia=9arf- uno StaD:. Gruuo5insircI ODer nit
@ruuosins. 3deli9 %eeafinst. 3bomas ".
3 II D, rGeRtral 3ruf Co., 2srin9tons u. @ourtE
lanO=S1ruBe. Gtt25, lDtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
lluter leid,ten 8eSinaunacn II. biaia

40, NOrD=ErOaDfD1p.
I1ly, Die@HaOb=Strabe.
l5US, Gt=Yratt=S traBs.
9runoeigtntbum inl Aaasmeintn.
Baltimore Yuinsb gireau, Wtauriee 2aupbtimer,
Gen. =9ei9dTtsi ibrsr, 9 6lur, Gquitobls building
(Gftl5,lWfJ
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sdpns @phnuna mir $ simmsrn,

9runoitiid 80 bti 40, augenebme gta9bari9aft,
$500, 9run6jins $50.
3iDti 8aupldss al auguitd aloe, $3.50 pro CUB.
Giniee bargains in i90uen 99Obubduisrn.
Is. y. y a d nj a II, gr. 6l2, 2apsgullolns.
C9uni9, lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
8rnOuftensW arft.
s : Probufte.

2e6enoes @efliigeG: pro 9funb,
iunge 9iibner &c. Bis 1876; ate 9i6z
ner 94c. Bis 10c.; @dnie &c. Bis 10c.;
9uter 81. bis 11c.; gnten &c. Bis he;
Sauben, PRO 8aar 15c. bis Zoe.
@ier, pro 9uBenb 22c. bis 24c.
@epfel, PRO SAB Toe. bis 1925;
8irnen, pro SAB $3.50 Bis $500;
Srauben, pro 5 9funbz&orb lie. bis
2Oc.; Quinces, pro SAB $3.50 Bis S.;
8~rong6eeren, pro SAB 81 big So.
9emiiIe: &~artoffsIn, pro 8uI9et
4Oc. Bis &c.; 3piebeln, prO 8ui6el
65c. bis 9Oc.; WeiBtobl, PRO 9unoert
$1.0O Bis SIPS; &opffaIat, pro 8uz
T9elfifte zoe. unb 4Oc.; Somatoes, pro
8uI6eG SOC. bis 70c.; 3uferrii6en, pro
8iinbel IL. Bis he; Mais, pro 0Bo.
Zoe. Bis 12c.; 2imabobnen, pro 8uz
Itelfifte $1.4O Bis $3.50; Seuerte,
pro 0uBeno 15c. Big 4Oc.; CRIME Bob
nen, pro 8iTte SOC. Bis 55c.; Spinal,
pro 8ufdeItiite Doc. Bis 35c.; runoe
Riiben, pro 8iite zoe. Bis 25c.
8rDcerte5 unb BrODtt D.
mem.
&~affinirter 3ufer: pro 9funO, gez
niirfeIt, 5.114c.; puIOeriiirt, 4.714t,;
@tanburg, grunulirt, 4,613c.; fetn
granulirt, 4.614c,; Grnital 4.613c.;
Columbia 81, 4.315c.; gelber, 3.663c.
Bis 4.161c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Sine stablirte 9ddsrei IND Giscrsme=2aosn; ole
utenrIien uno 0epduoe; $400; feline Agenten.
aorefe: 70. 5. 3d." Expedition Disles glaltes.
(3l3-5J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
OranOsisentbnm at berfamien.
sd, be,nhle e,mas mehr ais Mnrere
Ri perfaufen:

fir Sduier, b~eioneers fir eruHbsinsf reie. Senoet
ytGberes iiper Das, mas Sbr su p~ertdufen baUt, al
rYoitsGfiiee Boz l25.@ G3l3t5r0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
SaItimurrr Narftberihtr.
CS,rt4ttt fir Den .DtutfGsn GorrspOnDtntsH. .
g nItimpre 6. Nobember.

Baltimore, 8. Nopem6er.
MebL.- Die 6eutige M}e6l3ufu6r
belief fi6 uuf 1880 8u74e1, elm
f6lieBli8 1928 5dTer gu Occult
goint uno 6745 Safer gu Canton;
9HIenberTanbt 1T TdFer. Ser ol>
gemeine Me6lmurtt lit Feit, unO mar
Der Grport Don Me6l fir Die nit 6reiz
tao, ben 7. NpD., enbenbe 8od)e 49,
874 Safer. Die Rotirungen iteQen
tx 49, EoIn4.
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SanitGts=S

GigentRiimli4ss 3ufommentreffen,
Sn brei NO4en iturben in ies
Der 8o9e 166 perionen, 83
mGnnli9sn unb SO pei6Iifen 9es
f4le9ts.
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$4,000 90 pro Wo6g

Su p%crfaufeu:
3lpsiit6tise @duisr NIT it95 3immerH oil Gronts
6traRt, 3luiiGen glltimors=5tr. unO GairmOunts
glpe., uebsu 9attsriou=9art" 3itie eaulsr tnt=
baIten ale ~neueitsn Disqualification, einl6lieBIi9
c~snentirte Keller unD WarmOrz&rtppen. 9rsis
500. @runDJins 81 iGbrIi6. GrODs= StraBs lit
NIT Den bsitsn oitrifi5irttn 3isgsIit'inrH sspfIaftrt.
Gpp s. 0aGGaaber. gaunntsrnsbmsr
GanI8) Rr. 2638, ,CtsgaItimOrtsS trabs.
3u psrfdufen
9iGIig 17-3l unO 46 Gder; Elm Eeues
6aus aui tinsm; bilig, psuu oieie G8o9e nod
~Osrtauit. 81 eriraesr bel cannon, 3peiteE
Slur, rGalDertHScbduDs.@ (Ott24, 80
81 p~erfdufeH:
So older on Der SWeitli9sn WlargIdnSer Rabn,H
nabe Us { It mInts r, btbaut.
29 adst in SaItimartsG o u n to, q
Olsilen Don oet Staot9reu3s.
Isruer itins 9an2 il n. 0uibinetOu
unD GatOnsuIue.
9arrp g.. 8%tottsr,
(Ipr26, Is, S&5l 90G uniOn Emit Building.
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.Mer3te nno MpOtbefen.

Spcsialift in Scrnia (Sriidel.
Or. gsm. IS. al, oUo 9iortbzApt., Wefts
3ursauRunpsu: 9 bis Il ubr Dtittas5 (uusssnOm.
men Souutaasl unp 5 bis , ubr Ra9miitass tags
LID. Rann f9 aui Disle superldlls. 9erlonsn bes
aitben, bic turirt tporDeu fno. Suli2Sr 6Dttt
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Ss1laagt I'M Naaemeinea.

9euti@es Arbeits : Ra9neiiungsz
8iiredu,
CIR. 219. 6ho=Sb arp.S trabt, untsr br guff4t Der
sSrati6eu @sisai0oft."- Sitieltetn. ipsI6s bouts
i1, SanOiuerter, arbeitcr unc SisnitkOtsu iu be-
i~ranfirten 9rtefen an ben aetnttn Der @eitli3ait,
Sobaun 9. Meptr, Rr. 2l9, 6IosSbarp'
etrube. ipenOen, pel@.r unsntssltlid austnnft era
rLtiien iniro. tJar2S, Isl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

GeIS prrlirbrn anf 9ansgtritbs.
MARYLAND LOAN COMPANY
ta b, suDsrldiFef. in or staOt, unc piro iib,r
al. gei6dits ~obioluts 9eribpitaen6eit btipabrt.
S6re GrsunDs brauben Ri@ts oauOu lu piftn.
@enn Sic rim Sdrltben BON elmer GHOsren CONS
pauuit ba6sn, polsn mir oaitIbs tur Sic lurld lab'
len IMP J6u.n mt5r Gtlo oortredtn.
Ri,Driut GebHbrta, gtintigs ScpiHouHstn
The Maryland Loan Company,
l9 uuo l8 9anE9uaitoiue,
(auuil8, SU1tsl @eEiretous uu0 81. gluIs6tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

8ei3en. = Die beutige Wei3enz
3ufu6r 6e5iFferte i4 auF 1850 8uz
fGe1; 8erianbt Don ben Glebatoren
1882 8uf9el; @orrat6 in ben Gle
patoren 672,187 8uTfel. @erfGufe:
1900 OSpot gu 754, 10000 9e3emz
Der gu 754.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

9aefeben AMI Wf6belR nmo anoerc
ei6srb,it,n fir 6 9rOJ,nt-o,uou mad b,m usutu
gtits; ~prioatiHl.
Rid,tsr. Orr. 2IO, GHseerinstpnsStr.
3imm.r Er. 4, S9orioRtsg uifOing."
Sn Ger Office miro Stuttd, aefprUoben.
(y1oi20, III
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~ tI. = Jgeu+lSe guISL6AIH ~
2741 8uI6el; aug ben gleoatoren gus
riifge3ogen 1872 8uifel; @Orrutb in
ben @lebdtoren 389,139 8ui4el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Mm 9ansftem etabIirte
MarplauO GbattfI foam Aaofiation,
@aIoert. Quilting. @,rittsbuus sesenubsr.
Simmer Rr. go uno 23l iD.ttsr GIur).
9hrpfs GRe 6apsttss unS ct. 0auIs Strase.
@-Reues 9efes Don 1902 ffrtst befolst.-6a
Darlsben- 8 bis S25O-parlsbsH
ouf w6beIm. Sianos, CrseIu ufw.
Sorlsbeu uutsr $50, G~efammtfoftsu 500.
Bon $50 bis 800, GeiummttOten $7,95.
Rit 6 9roltnt monatli6 fir Gsftsgttros.
5 Qrptnt ouf GetrdQs bon iber 500.
psibs Telephone: ct. 4aul 2l34. GOurtluno 7S
gbr.Ie: hilbert SIums, IT,. SetIetdr.
&uIpcrts8uiibine, Baltimore.
aosnt pirs poripreGcn uuO gratis bic Raten
srtldreh. (ROp9, lS,9&Sl
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Sm %bermietbeR.
4nse,gea. gu uerfanien.
Mutpmatifdne 9rpp Seae

gtliu. i66n uno lei9t o%rbtitenO. Stonbarb=
Rdbmai6inen. 9aar optr @rseit. Sin:eitsr Vin=
t6inenseaDsn in OF, staot. Gbas Z. g rs
rtr, 9r. 664, g8tit=9altimorc=St Ctr. Q14..)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Sdl3fleI19: pro Pfuno, 9on3e
@9uItern, engI. gei6n., 12c.; gang
tur3eRippen, 124c.; SeitenIped 134c.;
gauge Qeibitiide, 1885,; Spef@S4uls
tern, 1876; Sugar : GureO" S4ulz
tern, LIE; @6inten, feline, 14tc.;
o6ne 5aut, 1876; 9icnic, 101c.;
gMeBz"S 8peinefleif4 500 pro 5aB;
S4maI3 = in Sierces, gut raffintrt,
113c.; in 5Gfern, 114c.
&affee: Notirungen IinO pte folgt:
ouf Der Bats BON 81 Gents pro
9funb fir Rio Or. 7; Santos Tic.
big lit; W}aracai6o &c. big 123c.;
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; MOtta 18c. Bis
19c.
8erGfeter Ruffee: 6. 8, e. in Sci
fen 1O1c. Bis 1O7i1Oc. pro Pfunb;
in 8ii6isn unb SGden, reiner Sapd,
324c. Bis $780,; Saba uno Mottd, gsz
mi19t, CSC. Big 285c. pro Pfuno; ret'
ner Mardcat6o, 224c. Biz 23c.
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Sarlsben anf 0rnnosisentbant.

Sarleber BON $500 bis $4,000
auf @ruroeietntbum in Der 6taot unO dem 2anot;
~nieprige 3iusraten. 5. ID. 9srr1 4 con
CIR. 225, ct. 9aul=5trubs. (Ottl9, 69tte)
Sarleben anf MObel 1t. /. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

u a s.-Ole 1elflge Utdls5UTN9E
betrug 1906 8uffel; 8erfanbt BON
ben @Iepdtoren 227O 8uI9eG; @prs
ratb in ben Glepatoren 21,747 8us
ffel. @erfauFt tpuroen 10000 5es
brlrar gu 473.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-08-06

HER SINCERITY QUESTIONED Con-
gresham Bingham Is telling about the
very handsome and popular wife of a
senator who has been well to the fore
in Washington affairs since last De-
cember, says the Philadelphia Times.
Mrs. Senator was recently accosted at
a very fashionable reception by an
overdressed, affected woman, the wife
of q western lobbyist, and asked:
Have we met before? Your face
seems very, very familiar to me-"
II do not think we've met" replied
Mrs. Senator, graciously. Perhaps,
you've seen my pictures. There have
been many of them in the magazines
recently"
That's it," exclaimed the stranger.
I've seen you in the magazines. And
1 want you to tell me, If you will, Is
that soap you indorse really as good as
you say it is?'
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Nun1urp,ls department.
Up Against q Family Trust.

Owing to a Nebraska smash-up I
got left in little Nebraska town one
night a year ago." said a drummer,
land the way came into contact with
a trust made my hair stand up. 1t was
a wretched town and still worse hotel.
as hard as a board. I got up feeling
mad, and after a miserable breakfast,
I was ready to boil over. The boiling
came when the landlord presented me
with bill Of 81.
els this correct?' I asked as look
ed at the figures.
ENTIRELY so,' he replied.
"Then you are a blamed old high
way robber.'
"The landlord had three sons, and
when they began to mix in I turned on
them and gave 'em some redhot talk.
When I stopped for breath the old
man, who turned out to be justice Of
the peace, sat down in his chair and
calmly announced:
"'Hear We! Hear We! I now declare
this court open. Hames, have you any
buSineSs?"
81 have replied his eldest son, who
announced to me that he was con-
stable and that was under arrest. He
then made a charge against me, one Of
the other brothers testifying as to my
language, and his honor fined me $40.
AS the third brother hadn't taken any
part, l turned to him and sarcastically
asked:
Where do you come in?'
"'Me?' he replied. Oh, I'm the town
marshal, and as you are evidently a
desperate character 1 shall have to
lock you up for a couple Of days and
then run you out Of town.
1T was a nice little family trust,
you see," smiled the drummer, land
1 couldn't beat it. was locked up for
4S hours, but 1 had to pay the hotel
bill and the fine, and when I was set
at liberty and got my mouth open to
say something else the jailer laid a
hand on my arm and whispered:
Don't do it. l am the old mans
son-in-law, and if you kick against my
Jail he'll make your next stop twenty
days.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-08-06

FRONTIER JUDGE AND JURY.-A group
of representatives were in the cloak
room telling stories of their experience
in court, when Delegate Smith contri-
buted this incident from Arizona, says
the Washington Post.
Out in one of the border towns case
was in progress, one of the lawyers be-
ing an eastern man who was new tt
the country.
will you charge the jury. your hon.
orr" he asked.
"Oh, no, 1 guess not" replied the
Judge, Il never charge them anything
They don't know much anyway, and
I let 'em have all they can make"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-08-06

WHY SHE LIKED SHOP TALK.-They
had been talking at the rate Of fully Is
to the dozen, those two fair young dam
sells, and the subject of their conversa-
tion was, of course, the wise and witty
sayings, the charms of manner and
other admirable traits of character
possessed by their respective sweet
hearts.
Don't you like to have anybody talk
shop when they come to see you?" CUR
gled Mary.
Indeed I do. Who's been talking
shop to you?"
"Oh, Charlie, of course! He's tram
conductor. you know. and nearly every
time goes on with the shop talk"
What does he say?"
"Sit closer, please" London An
SwerS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-08-06

WASTED ENERGY-"Mad!" he ex-
claimed. "Of course, I'm mad. tell
you what we need in this world is some
good system Of general thought trans
ference or mind reading. You know
how hard 1 worked to get Margaret" "
Yes
Just gave all my waking thoughts
to the subject, neglected my business,
and all that, and made fool of myself
generally"
But you succeeded"
"Oh. yes; we're engaged. And now
that we have exchanged condolences
find that she was working just as hard
to get me, and it makes us both mad to
think of the waste of effort
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not yet known, probably not before
late fall. No carriage has been made
for it, and several months will proba-
bly, elapse before this additional work
is completed. If the gun comes up to
the requirements Of the ordinance board
it will no doubt be permanently INSTALL
ed at Sandy Hook, and work on other
guns of like caliber, for Boston, San
Francisco, and Hampton Roads will be
undertaken as soon as possible.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-08-06

WATCH OWNERS PRIDE.-"Then you
do not regard him as trustwOrthy?'
II should not go so far as to say he
is not trustworthy But he is the kind
of man who will set his watch at half
past II O'Clock, and then call your at
tention to the manner in which it keeps
time when the 12 o'clock whistle
blows"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-08-06

AN OPPoRTUNITY.-"And how is the
poor lady on your first floor?" asked
a fine dame who was district visiting.
VERY sadly, ma'am," replied the
lodging house keeper. She'll hardly
last over the night"
Dear dear!" rejoined the sympa-
thetic inquirer. rs she conscious?"
only at times, ma'am; Just between
the fits, you know
"Ah. yes, very sad, very sad indeed!
Next time she comes to I wish you'd
ask her the address of her laundress.
She was very good one, 1 recollect,
and worked cheap."-London Tit-Bits.
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I'LL CT rs
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THE INEFrIcACY OF WoRDs.-"The
older 1 got" said Mr.. Bliggings. re-
hectively, the more I am inclined to
distrust conversation"
Have you been mislead again?'
Yes. I expected that the trusts
,vonld be annihilated six weeks ago.
7 have observed with sorrow that while
there is much talk of putting down the
trusts they never get put down. On
the other hand the trusts never say
q word about putting up prices. But
tho nrices 60 up, just the same"
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For full information as to rates,
schedules and Pullman reservations,
apply to any agent Of Southern Rail-
way or r. w. HUNT,
Division Passenger Agent, Charleston.
s. CIV. H. TAYLOE, Assistant Cen
s. H. HARDWICK, General Passen-
ger Agent, Washington. D. c.; c. H.
ACKERT, General Manager. Wash
ington, D. G..
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goan ana Sarings 8ank,
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