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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES.

Flo Irwin and the brilliant vaude- vile stars who have been playing with her all the week at the Jacques Will close their engagement this even ing, most of them going to Bridgeport to open MT Polls new, theater on Mon day. The performance they give is so good that lovers of vaudeville can- not we'll afford to miss it. As the headline feature for next week Mr Poli announces Miss Francesca Red ding, supported by Arthur Larkin and other players, in the comedietta, ssHer Friend from Texas Miss Bedding has been several years in vaudeville. having come from the legitimate stage where she was starred with much sue cess. In "Her Friend from Texasu she has been featured many times in the Keith and Proctor houses. and MT Poii considers her one of the brightest comediennes that appear in his New Haven theater during the season. Tn addition to this splendid headline fea- ture there will be seven other big vaudeville acts, the whole making one or those fine performances for which MT Poli has become noted. Prices are 10, 20 and 30 cents; matinees5 10 ana 2O cents, all ladies 10.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
THE HORSE SHOW.

Plans have been prepared for the erection of boxes and the grand court at the big horse show to be given at the Athletic field, Saturday, Septem- Der 70. Facing the stand there will pc an imposing array of splendidly decorated boxes, arranged in nearly semi-cirele fashion. Occupants of the boxes and grand stand will have Iul opportunity to witness the judg- ing or classes, the judge being General Alexander Harbison of Hartford As the show is given for the benefit of the Waterbury hospital, popular inter- est IS being aroused and the show has every promise of roseate success. Man ager Riggleman is working diligently to accomplish results.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

Organizer O'Neill will be in town to- morrow with the charter for the laun- dry workers. That of the drug clerks will probably arrive next week.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
For Charffy,s Sake

It has been suggested that all Eng fish theaters give one matinee a year in aid of theatrical charities.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
MEETINGS To-NIGHT.

School meeting. Waterbury association, N. A. s. B.
 MEETINGS TOMORROW Socialist labor party. Sheridan council. K. of c. Melehisedeck lodge, I. o. B. E.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

Regular meeting of Central Labor union Monday evening. Owing to Labor day matters 1t is hoped that there will be large attendance.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
IN THE FIELD
 Or LABOR

A bootblacks' union is now sugges- ted. The more the merrfer.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06
Everybody Can't Do Everything

We can't paint picture, or carve statue, or make a coat, but we can wash clothes to perfection. We can do it because we do nothing else-hav done nothing else for good while-bs- cause we have studied it, and thought about it, and worked hard as any painter ever did. It requires as much hard work, and practice, and talent, to make good laundry as to make good picture Everybody can't paint a pie ture--everybody can't wash clothes per fectly. We want you to give us fair trial, and allow us to prove our word Davis Steam Laundry I7 CANAL STREET
 Branch office. CT Grand street
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

Many questions have been asked as to the reason of the bands playing |dirges in front of South Main street bakery. It's non-union-that's all.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

G3 a. 9 T o z Bears the Iha Kind You Have Always Boag8 ''',.'''' s szkAzzzsl
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

Wright Lorimer. who scored 8 big success as Ronald in '.The Power Be hind the Throne" last season, will again be Katherine Willard's leading man, playing the same role.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-06

Mildred Holland and her manager, Edward c. White, were the guests of Francis Nelson while abroad Mr Nelson, in addition to being the stage director of Coyent Garden in London. has had great success with several 1sDyels, one of which he hopes to dram afize for Miss Holland to be produced by her during the season of 1903-190
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20
eNewShY cpb and
dnnr yohnr gArwekyn ever

Dance at the Opera House, DaytOna,
Xmas night, December 25th, by Fielder
orchestra. Miss May Warren, from BOs-
ton, rOrnet. Admission 30 cts. II the
people OF Daytona desire to keep first
class orchestra in tune-ready for any
kind of business-we hope they will show
it by liberal attendance.
See Smith & Son for alligator, chate-
laine, wrist and Boston bags and pocket
books.
An account of the last meeting Of the
Palmetto Club received too late for this
issue.
Royal brand neck wear made for us of
silks of our own selection.
SMITH 4 Son.
4 young negro sneaked into the
kitchen of Mrs. E. X. Pratt, who resides
in one of the Stewart cottages on Beach
street, and was scattering the contents
of basket left on the kitchen table by
Mrs. Austin. Mrs. Pratt heard the
noise and thinking him a cat went in
when the negro rushed out and made
his escape, securing Mrs. Austin's pocket
book
Star brand shoes, the $3.50 to $500
ones will make an appreciated Christmas
present, at Smith & Son.
Col. c. II. Jones, who il representing
the United States ut an Italian consulate.
accompanied by Mrs. Jones. is now
speeding hOmeward as fast as OCEAN
greyhOunds and flying express trains
can carry them. He has secured n suite
OF rooms at the Despland and while
visiting relatives and friends in Daytona
will make that hOstelry his head
quarters. On Christmas day he will
entertain at dinner his sOn-;n-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs Jerome ID. Maley.
and his brother and wife. DR.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Jones.
"A pair of scissors, shears or pOrkpt
knife of the "'GriffOn" brand will make IA
glad heart Christmas morn. We warrant
them. Smith 4 Son.
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20
new SCHEDULE.

4 new schedule on the +. T.. e. Ry.. (,
become effective Dee. -, is as follows al
DaytOna:
No. 32-J:22 n. M. nurthbOund.
No. 1S-:}:44 p. H.. northbound mail
No. 39-S:3O p. M, southbound.
No. 29-l:22 p. m, sOuthbOund mail.
This arrangement will make the south
mail earlier 10y 30 minutes and the north
mail later by - minutes.
On January > another change in
schedule will be made to meet the i'll
creased demand for more trains
The Titusvillr and New Smyrna branch
trains resume their old schedules ON
Christmas day. allowing connections
north.
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20
SUBSCRIPTION GROWING.

The subscription started 10y the II. r.
Y. e. for the digging of a canal from IT,,
shore between COnrad'S dock and the
Club HOUSE grows apare. 1t has now
run up almost to S4OO.
r. Grotjan Ronald, writing from his
place at Lotus, Merritt Island. To- Com
mOdOre BurpOyne making an enclosure
to help along the canal project says:
IF everyone Interested will send as much
in proportion to what hr is worth you
can dig a channel 100 feet wide. - feet
deep and two miles long. lie adds that
il ought to be Stakrd ON both sides.
Some OF the larger contributions re-
Gently added tO the canal fund are:
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20

Turkeys. Ducks and Geese
and various other meats fresh and ni,
for the Christmas trade at J. L. Odum' >
North Beach street.
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20
With the Pastors and
the Churches. - = =
.++++++++++++++++++++++4

Father O'Boylr has returned from Il
trip to Cocoa and ROckledgr.
The Epworth League Reading Cirrlc
will meet ut the NJ. +. parsonage Mon
day evening at 1870 o'clock.
st. Paul's Catholic chur.h is soon to
be provided with seats both r'stful and
ornamental. The body of the seats will
be Of the finest cypress aud trimmed
with walnut. rosewood. cherry aud
black cypress. They come high but will
hr pictures of cas-. and comfort when
installed.
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20

Das- See. Smith n son ior made madr-to
order suits
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20

Two good rooms over
the Atwood Pharmacy
for rent.
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20

beE Smith \ Son will Receive the sprin.
samples ior Ed. V. Price X Co. made-to-
order suits about the 21th.
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20
! E9rull supply of an kinds OF electrical
appliances and supplies always on hand.

Special attention to marine work.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
Ga frriirn bic Srrnr.

louisville, &D., 2. 2(pril. =
Ser erIte Acknowledgement Der neuer
y2lQiirten Yartei," ipel6e ii3 ii6riz
gems auf ben glamen r8olt5partei"
umtuufen min unb aus bem ulten
Mif9maIA bon Populiiten, So3iaz
ltiten, @reen6ddlern Ii. T. IN. 6eIte6t,
nubm 6eute i6ren 9lnfang babier. Sbr
3med be1te6t in elmer y8ereinigung
aIer Reformelemente gegen Die Plutos
fratie." @oriiBer Parter bonn Nattoz
nal@Gpmite perla5 ben 2(ufruf fir ben
Gonpent, foipie bic i'm IeBten Suni gu
&ania8 Gitb getroffene 8erein6az
rung, unter fpel9er Der Gonbent berz
anitaltet purbe. Sn bieier @erein@
barung purbe bds folgenbe allgez
meine 9rogramm angetiinbigt: Sniz
tiutipe unb &eferenbum, @eritautz
li9ung beS 0ffentli6en 9erte6r5>
ipeiens, SppoiitiOn gegen ale N}onoz
pole, 2lusi9lieBung aller 2tusldnoer
BON 2anountGufen, cine rpiKeni6aftz
Ii9e, auf ben 8ei9tbum Der Ration
unb ni6t ipe3iel in irgenb etnerSorte
@elb einl0sbure Wdbrung," gere4te
8eiteuerung, birette @rlpdblung bes
prGfibenten, @ice Prdfioenten, Der
8unbesri6ter unb 8unbesienatoren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
9ebensmilner Nelu> ;Serleh'cr

W}ilpuutee, @is., 2. 4pril. -
8on ben Mfiebern Der Bride an Der
8ranO Qpenue, purDen binter benz
W}ad 8lod Elm 6ut unb Elm God
aufgefunben, unD in ben Sa I6en bes
2eBteren fano man 8erii9srungsz unb
5reimaurer Yapiere, nod pel9er
Der @igentbimer @iGiam 8. Ding
lep, aus Seriep @itp, q, S., getpeien
lit. 2(uf oiefen Namen luutete audi
cine 0uittung Der garid 5reimaurerz
9oge in Seriep Gitp, Nr. 81. Die
9erii9erungspolice belGuft ii9 auf
$1,000. Der 9ut uno Der Rod itno
idon am Sonntag geie6en porOen,
a6er man f9enfte ben 8etleibungsz
itiiden bamals feline 4ufmertidmf
pGbrenb man jeBt unnimmt, DaB Der
@igentbiimer fi4 ertrGnft bat, uno ben
5luB in Der Ra46ari4uft mad Der
Qeihe dbIu6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
9tefe oSei1te 6enl1ten Die i6ne,t
omr6 oem Ausperkamf Der
Yorrdt6e pon Clifton, @fa>
(er & So. ge6otenen 9orz
t6eife.
Eianos bober Smalitat fit tpez
niger als bic 9alite TIRES
ge,pObmli9en Erciies.
die 3uuar babsn hdl Den &antliebha>
bsrn pom p)ianOs in Baltimore
lold' gdHltiaf aanfgelegfnbri=
ten acbOtrn.
Giniac Der feiniten nod an 5ano, 10
baB cine Seii6tisung bicler Sarz
gains iif laBnen luirn.
Sluge &aufcr ans alien StaSttbct=
len fuarem raid bel ber Sano.

Sic @orrdtbe BON G,ibiun, Gluier & 60. iinocn
raid5e Nbnebmer uno es bat Den Nnl6eln, DAB
Der qan5c 9prratb bis ndblten Wtpntdg Nbeno Der:
fault ien piro 9iele beliebtc uuo poblbetdnnte
Ssabritate iinD nod al SoanO, unttr otnen 9elpaDt
perpeu fanu 98tnu Sic bcubiibtigcn, in Den
nGdfcn ,lpc Sabren Gin Yiano o0tr etne Ar9ei gu
faufcu ipllten Sic BON Der Qiiuitiqeu 9elcgenbett
bitics qrobcn ausotrtauts Gebrau6 MAIDEN.
ffenc QroBe 9ianos in iblibtcn eeboulen nit
olen betunncn 0erbecrunQcn, S2l5 bis $50 lDertbr
,ped)t mir fir $ll2 bis $l9S Gegen SD Saar uno
monatli6e Abjoblunq:n pon s. ocrfauten. -
9cite Gon3ert=9 9dnos, Die auentbalben tur 500
bis $500 oertauft lucrOen, gebsn tort tur S3J0 BIS
1922, ecqcu 3abmgcn BON Sl5 bis SO Saar unO
S. bis SO monuti6. ,.,
9rd6tiQcs Sticii=Sufel=9 9uno, 9rob QritnOlid,
qcpriift, $50 nertb, miro fur so du5pcrtautt bel
leidteu ,3ablunQsbcOinQunqsn
Gin Gnoeres StieiF= lafslz9 9iuno, Sl75 ipertb,
ipirO fir SO auspertauit so Saar unO So mo'
natIi6.
0cuc Srqcln 3um balb,n 9reiic, nit So Saar
uno s. mpnatlidb jabbor.
Sin ieiues &nabcz Safel= =9idno, III 9utem 3u1
ftanoc boQe Sttapsu, QriinOlidb QcpriTt uno pol:
fdnoia ncu bciaitet $50 Dertb, iplro ttir 500 bel
leidbten Ab3abunQen Datautt.
98r perienDen Die Suitrumente an juperdlngt
9erIouen na6 irqcno nelbcm 4aBe inter Dem
leidbtsn 3ablunQsplan NuBerbalb Der Stoot ipobs
nenOe GuuDcn iOlten all uns ipcgen orutan9lQcr
Qusfunft idreiben, pocr Die Nusludbl uns uberz
luTcn ipobei mir fir ,3ufrcocnfellung garantiren.
Wtur beu6ts. oab oeicr 9erfanf Jest i'm gdngs
lit NM um nd6itcn Wtontag @benD 9el3lonen ptro.
Smitb Il 9uung,
Hr DO Noro=6 buresz Strabe.
Gibion, Saicr Cos aItcs 0c6dItslOtal
(l3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
Sic rWutual SC6cnsueritdcrungss
Gnmnauuie hnu Wclu<Ynrf."

gep gorf, ben 2. 2lpril,-9ie
bieiigen beutIdsn 3eitungen Oer0ffentz
li6en bic 8botia6e, OuB Die rY}utual
Qe6ensoerIi6erungs : Gompagnie Oon
g}elpzgort" pd6renO bes Sobres 1901
an i6re 9olicen Snbaber DeutI4er
2Gbfunft ober @e6urt in OieIem 2anoe
So, ,2O1,4 be3ablte. Die Reiultate
bieier 8apitaG=2tnlu8en iin0 tntereiz
funt. 0ieIelben paren nit elmer
5umme BON $2,946,500 berii4ert
unb 3u6lten an Die Gompu9nte ST.
8,892.O4, er6ielten Iomit einen
Qrofit BON $1,652,555O2 uuf Die
&upitalz9lnlage. Die rMutuul 2ifs"
bemii6t fitb um cine Notwithstanding
i6rer Gon3eiiiOn, nm 9ef4dfte in
0eutI6lunO ou53uiiben, moran bic
iel6e in 1895 in 5olge Don fal16en
9arftellunqen Der6innert mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
S6rrfenstbat riucs brtrunfcnen Bnz
li1iIten.

Ge pzYort, 2. 2tpril. - 9olt5iit
s5o6n s, O'8rten pOn 8rOotlDn ers
f6oB beute feline junge 6rau Oor ben
2(ugen i6rer W}utter unO i3rer bret
fletnen ainber. Die 6rau bate gez
raoe oem Manne feinen ReOolber gez
ret4t, unb S'8rien mar i'm 8egrtff
in 0ienit gu geben, ols er iid pl0Bli4
umpenbete unb Der 6rau obne Elm
@ort Der 8arnung cine 8ugel our9
BEN &opf i9oB. Gr bate mebrere
Sage lang iturt getrunten, unb man
glau6t, baB er am &anoe oeS Sduferz
pa6nfinns mar. Ser Nt0rber puroe
qlei6 na6 Der Shat per6aftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
9as s(nsebot nsr SamblstOn>
Geo. .. Goof>Gontpagmie.

ooSn 8etreff bes Bertbss Der Nn9ez
bote auf bas Snterefe Der @tdot IN
Der ,8eitern Marplanb @ilenbabn"
puroe ftets geltenb gema4t, Dab Die
babel fir bic 8ergrDBerung Der itdO@
tif6en unb gefaGftli4en Snterei1en
gebotensn 8ortbeile pon bD4iterWidz
tiqfeit feien. 8on bieiem Stdnbz
punfte aus betra9tet, lit unfer Plan
nu6 alien Seiten Der bette.
unfer proiett 1T, eine Serminal%
GiIenbabn gu bauen, bieIel6e bts gum
i6iffbaren 9epGKer gu Derldn9ern
unb poqe sgacilitdten in 8e5ug auf
@lepatprs, @uarenbduier, Seletfe,
giers, @erfte II. T. IN. gu bieten; Die
vWeI tern Marplanb @iienbahn" ipte@
Der in StanD gu ieBen, gu ntpelliren
unb neu aus3uitatten, 10 odB otes
@iqenfbum cine Serminal Gompagz
ME biloen puroe nit poQen 5acilitGz
ten, bic BON irgenb einem 9untte aus
our9 irgenb eine @iienba6n, pelhe
8erbinbung piinIdt, Inn Baltimore
gu i6rem @nbpuntte gu MAIDEN, err
rei6t iperben tDnnen.
Dies tpiirbe trgenD cine @tienbahn,
pel6e na9 Baltimore gu fommen
piinf9t, ba5u in StdnD ieben uno
eine eroBe Grlei4terung fir oiefelbe
Iein, ii9 Der pon unIerer Stdbt uno
oem 9afen ge6otenen 5acilitdtsn gu
beoienen, Die v8eabingz@iIenb
fDnnte beina6e iofort auS ipl6en 5dz
cilitGtsn @ortbsil 3ieben, unb Die
n8efz8irginia Central unb gittsz
burg @if fenba6nzGompugnie" tOnnte
e6enfuQs, inbem bieielbe 5pii6en
g6errD 3un unb Cumberland cine
2inie bpn 65 Wfeilen baut, it6 Der
bier gebptenen Serminals nit ebsnio
groBem 8ort6ail pber Ielbit nit grDz
Berem @ort6eil uno geringeren I'M
fo7ten beoienen, ais penn lebtere
8a6n unabbdngige Serminals bauen
nirbe. Mtt Der Bis garfersburg
DerlGnqerten nWeitz8irginia Central
uno gitt5burg 8a6n" t0nnte Die
rWa6aI6 Gompugnie" iber einen
unab6dngigen Gingang in Baltimore
berfiigen.
Die Staot Baltimore tpurbe D0Qig
qeI6iBt Iein, inbem in ben G6arter
Der prpieftirten neuen Gompagnie Die
8erpfli6tung eingefiigt tpiirbe, Die
8a6n ais cine unabbdngige Sermiz
nal 8a6n unter Strufe Der Wioerz
ruFung Des CHARTERS i'm gli6tfaqe,
aufre9t gu erbalten. &einer Der an
beren 2lngeboti iteqer tunn Der Staot
cine @arantie gegen bic mOgli6e ST.
perbung Der n@eItern Marnlano"
Our6 Die nPenniplOanier @tienbabn"
| ge6en. Der in benz G6arter unIerer
prpjeftirten Serminal Gompagnte
| ent6altene Gpntraft tpiirbe Dies aber
tbatfG6li9 tbun.
Die bon einem Iol6en Serminulz
SDitem gebotenen 5acilitdten pirben
fir bieStabt Baltimore BON unI9dB=
6arem Wertbe iein.
9(uBer Der @rrt6tung unb 9(ufz
redterbaltung elmer unu6bGngigen
Serminal gifenbabn liegt es in unz
ierem Blane, cine 2inie bon GRrrD@
Stun Bis gum Ditli6en Gentralpunfte
Der 8oblenfelOer BON YennIplbanien
- eine Strede bon ungefG6r 35 M}eiz
len - 81 6duen. Die QuulttGt bic
Ter 8o6len lit uniibertroffen; bteielz
ben iinO ruu6fret unD in NenzYort
in @e6rau9 unO in groBer g3adfruge.
Baltimore tpiirbe einen 9roBen
5ebler begeben, ipenn es Die nWei tern
Nfarplano" an trgenD einen &dufer
aus6GnOigt, Der fir Die gegenpdrti9e
| unO 5ufiinftige llnabbdngigfeit berz
| Ielbcn feline 8ardntie geben fann.
(93) 6ambletnn & Gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
GOe q D 10 q D'S
~ YiQcll
n.bm,n, tpslbe Ous spfcm i3usu non oaeu Obss
o.uuunten @ei5peroeu befrseH.


9r. RuSpas & %, Rsius9ort
g8,rtbe Strren 6et iat 5psi 3abren mar ID
franf uuo babe tnqt Der crfabrcnOtm aer3tc in
ben 9treiniqtsu Staattu ju Rutbs gt3o9eu. Sd
baS,ts unb tranf bsibss gBufer in Den 6ot
SpriuQs, dirt, abcr @Ges idjsu bsi mir ieinsn
Grfole Iu babcn. als i'd 3brs glnJsigs btm.rfte,
bei6los i'd, nit 9bren giatn .iuen @sriu6 IT
MAIDEN unb etbruuftt id nabt3u l'utt S6a5teIn.
sd nabm jpci 9iln por Dem S6lafcn0ehsn unS
sn. na6 Dem Griibtiid unO baben mir Oieiclb.n
msbr cut 0etbon als irocnO ttiuus, mas i'd bigbEr
qebraudJt babe Wtsin 9eiOcn b,itunO in elmer Sea
berfranf6eit Tteue @aut unO meirs auOen mas
rem qan3 GELS; i'd bate i6ldfrtQe Gtfiible, mar
pie elm getrunttner; bate S6mer3sr birtft Hbtr
benz Rdbel qtraOs cl5 Oh bic Sale duf Dem Vtua
qen oridtt. Nitne GinQcpeiot pdrcn isbr oft pers
hopit Ulein NIuno uu0 bic 3uuOe partn n,sis
itcntbcilg ert3inost 2lppcit mar Siuar gut obcr
bic glabruuQ tounte uibt perDuuen uuD lag ibDer
i'm U(aqen ooab oi,itbe INNER nieosr smportam.
Sd9 fonute rur le6t OerOuulibs 3ubruug 3u mir
He6meu. 9itc, iddtn Sic mir ben zGabgeber.S
Q6tunQspeQ 9tn Sanea,
SOt Springs, Nrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
5inrihtnna in 0anila.

M}aniIa, 2 &pril. - Solodt
6eal1 pom 27. 5nfanteriez3eg
nel6er i'm 2(pril 1901 ben Sergeanz
ten W}prelanb ermorOete, puroe Aeute
bur6 ben Strang bingeri4tet,
Bis beute Mittag paren III Gr7
frunfungen unb 73 3obesfGGe an Der
Cholera bier qemelbet pOrren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03

bur6 bos @olf, GtnIeBung zines Y}is
niiteriumS fir 2(r6:iterangele8enRet1
ten II. I. tp,
0ber # s. g, Setter aus SPRING
fielo, SSlIs,, nuroe gum prOpiIorif6en
8oriiBer erpG6lt. NadOem Gomite'n
fir Manoote, Gegeln Plattform,
permanente OrganiIotion, 6inon3en,
9arteiorganiIation unO Gonferen3en
ernunnt porDen naren, Dertagte ii9
Der gonDent bis morgen. Sine 6rau
Marion 8ooo aus Miaigun 1T Ytits
Qlieb aner Gomite'n. 2l6t Staaten
limb in bem gonpent pertreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
9ur Eilralf,aft ,uarlufieu.

5dpana, 1. 4pril.-Sas S6er=
geri9t entf4ieD, baB Der friibere
Yoitbireftpr Hat66one, tpelder tpegen
poifgaunereien gu 10 Sabren 3u9tz
baus perurtbeilt lit, mad ben 8eitim=
mungen bes poftgefebbu6es auf 3u>
laFung CUR 8Irgf4uft Biz CUR gnt=
i6eibung iiber feline &ppeaation 4n=
ipru6 bat, unb Die 8iirsi4aft purbe
na6 ben 2lntrGeen Der Staatsunz
lpaltI9aft auf 100000 feitgeiest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
shnrr inn WrnninInunier @cbirae.

Gbensburg, ga, 2. Nprtl. =
Seit BRET 3agen 6erri6t bier elm
groBer @8neeiturm. Der @6en5bur9s
3peig Der r9enniplbonia 8a6n" tit
0ur6 @8nee blodirt, uno meRrera
3Uge 1inD iteden ge6lieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
iSin nusneIcichnttrs NlitteI.

Gs if ourb dltmiite 2luulDit u5eg ieoen 3fusiieI
erbabeu fcfQetellI ipOr0cH pas Die St. @srHoros
RrduterpiQcn aus rein O:gctabuii6cH Stoffcn, Obue
isopeoe SeimiibunQ miusralibr Subitau]en be-
febcu Die Quen inO nitbt ME man 0its 10 bduz
Tia bel ocn amriianiibm NatcntpaeH iinost
ii6erludert. Sitislben itbeu einiad ibmutlos unS
i6libt ans, FnO u6er in ibrtr Q9irtuug 5ei fat
alien orgau;iben GorperltO;n abiOIut 3uOer.diis u.
besbalb ein cans uusgeJci6ntte5 arIHeimittel Od5
in feiner iSamilie uamcutli6 in fcincr in Der
fb RinOtr bsfnOs, isbleu iolte. Die ST. 9ers
uarosJSrduttrpiutn fuD bei uaen Ipobtern ~ ba4
ben. (GtSo,Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
In Der SGnemiihle Der 6en0er

- S9yn Der Sdgemiible Der 9enDera
Ion 8oDO 81. 3u 3i6burg, 4la.,
iino 3pei HegeritrGflinge, NomenS
Marion DooO unb 9arrp Champion,
our4 cine 9ampftehel ggploiion
qet0otet pprDsn.
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. EFT or EN-.
Gutaw<Sauinas>D Bank pom Baltimore,
gaeweffs Gde Gutarpe uno Sapettsffr.
(Sneorpprirt 1847)

CSneorpprirt 1847)
"a Nldrj 1902
Sie reaelmdb bieen idbrlt d n
Sinfen ,ur Rdte BON Drei Yro :
,tnt fir bic 9epoftpren an l. 9pril 1902 fdai9
tptrben an oiciem Satum auf 6rcoit ents ltocn
6ontps iibtrtroqen uno sur Gintraoung in ben Ss=
ppftyr.n= 8iid5,rn om unO nod benz ri tts n
Montae, q. april, bcreit ie;n, uno psnn
nidbt qe,oqen BON l. @mil on su 3ini,n berc6tigt
iein.
6taotgz uno StaotsStcutrn ptrDen BON Der
Panf be5ablt.
Rober4 .. Srpnn.
CDtdra4 S&Sp, ,1Dih Traro'nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03

9erfontu, pclde nab benz GTsn ttnbebaatu perS
(pHren NIT eintm Gcibl Der @oubeit unO SdpsrE
uuo pel6e bGuiig iiuoen oub Die Rabruug Die Elm
itueres 8tuidt i'm WaQcn litqt, oO,r Dtfbe en-
SartleibiQftit 6dmprrhOiotn, 9lutouOrano i'm
Ropft, RaQtnidure, Rauitn SOobrsunen Rcpfs
ibmerJeu, qbi6eu oeoen gtabrurg, gusarti9'm
guffoben, 6er5idtpdde Ootr Ser5fIopfen erfidena
ben uuo besnetnosn 9,fiibltn ooer, Dsun lisgenO,
bei'm Gufftbtn an 5dpinOtl i'm Ropft, 66leitr
Dor ben @ugen, 6ieber unO ourpfen S5mtrBeH
i'm Ropf,, Tanqd an 9eriprutiou, oeIbtr @uuts
farbe, 6bm,rj,n in Der Ssitt, @ruit in BEN
glisoern uno pl0sIi6cu QndGtn BON @ibc leib.u,
ioGtcu tiniee 9oien BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03

- Sir 9enrp Srbing unO Gaen
Serr1 nurOen BEL ibrer Qntunft in
Qonoon pon 3u6lrei4en 5reunben
milItommen ge6eiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03

e. q. & g. 81 g8atts bubcn ous friibcr bon
9enuett @rog. Qsfiibrts &oblcngcibdit unO G'c'
lbdftsz8 z8ircuu, gr. 1880, Marplanozglotuuc, Hbcr=
ncmmen, ipo Deisbcn 2luitrGge flr &Oben unO
sol, better Gualitdt cntgeqen ncbmen iperDen.
oaupt= 9irsau 9lr. 100, g8eit= 6apcttezStraBe
(93bJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
@cine 0Dfnnlta mehr.

GBs pitl. Rtniatn eicbt ss, bic tmmtr nas.n,
obn, du5 rur I'M GHterntet:n ju lbnsn, mag bucH
nes lanqirmen 3On;s ar Sbipinoiu9t oocr Ttrpeuz
erid6pfune unb niftn es gar nibt Q1rte nibt,
big otr3tlopftH ooer Stibt tbtr otr gruit fb 'in=
asitclt habtn, biz Su Did matt, trant uno orb.its=
unidbg fiblf lonotrn idrs:be oIei5 ptnn gu
eits litft, unO id Dtr0s Dir Elm Bud itupeu, oas
S;r pidtipt guitldrunq unO ipl6, Rotbibldqe err
tbeit. bci 9eber3i9un9 Die Jarbs ou o,ng9ans
gen, oole 9slunob:tt uHO 5robfinn ibnen ,urhdz
ftbreu p;rorn. Sisies auberorosntlid ;utereiIlnre
unb lsbrreib, Bud, oas BON Sung unO 4lt Glouu
deer Grau gslei;n DerO:n olltt, 1T lu b,5itbtu iir
25 Gents in 9refmarf;n. nan ooreiFrt:
@senicbenfrs unS. 1sl 6. aur. sfews9prf,
G. .zN.
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6Gmurr6OiOen,
Jfopf(t6merjen
uno aQe 9eberIcinsn,

mrtis o Gents pro s6u6tcl an ancn gpotb.s
fen an babeu Uoer mad Gmpiuuq Oes 9rsiit5 portos
etroBt, RsnsQort 9etc5sn eie aui s8aOpas's.A
(0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-03
3ropioent Sapitss 3ane.
Sncorpprirt 1886.
Sie Sanf oerDfentIfdbt biermit tbren se,ppbns
Iidben Sabres =2Ius meis Iber
eeren 3unnbme.
Sdupt Bureau :

Soiparb= unp srantlin= Strabc.
sdqlid5 oeoffnet BON bis 2; Samitaes BON big Z.
glf 3neio =9iireduE in puienDen 2ofalitdten.
Gtifbo s.. NerfinS,........ -. TrdToent.
Spbn o.. Sarp, ...-........ G6atmeifter.