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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10
DUTY, RIGHTS, ETC.

Wlthout snt.rlng Into the srIts of ,as questions that silIsd forth the eOmmuni- eatlon from T. A. Shorthlll, which ap- pearsd In tbls paper vsstsrtay, there are 8 lew things therein referred to which win bear discussing.
 Mr. Shothlu takes the position that Che people sveywhers are prone Co wink at crime. Re says alaska Is not alone To this matter Of refusing to enforce the law. From ,ha, basis hs gurss that because ws Of Alaska are la&brsaksrs and moral towards, we arc un6t for seli-Eoysmmsnt. and should have our laws made for us by the lawbreaksrs and moral towards oi other localities. Becauss we arc as bld as thoss of the remainder of the United States we should no, have territorial government. Would no, the logical result ot such req sOnlnE Do To favor of suPptesslng sslf-Eoy- eminent To an the stat,s' t Is conceded that they are as wicked as AllskinS, 10 fairness should thsv not De measured by the same standard as Allskins3
 But there Is another phase to the guss- ilon. To argue that a people should aoi bo permitted to govern Itself because it Is morally unfit to do 80, Is Co argue against sslf-govsnmsnt as a right. In other words lt Is to contend that only those com munltlss which make laws after a certain plan should have the right to make them at an.
 The United States government rests on different theories than these. Tbe eonisn- ton Of those who formed the America1 nation was tha, a mai'rlty of the gov smed only have a Ugh, to judge as tO what Is night aad whlt wrong in the gov eminent Of a community. The dOitrins advanced in the communication of Mr. ShOuhIl Is ,ha, urged by kings and the church before tho establishment Of repub- lies which recognizes thlr'all governments derive ,hsIr jus, powers from the consent Of the governed"
 The CaIlv Alaskan also contends that it Is not always a moral crime Co refuse to enforce the laws that are on the statute book. Othsrwlss the United States as nation would res, upon the most gigantic crime 0f modem ages. The American EOv- eminent Is a monument Go the right of people to resist the enforcement Of laws 10 the m1klng ,f which the governed were not consulted. General Grant once truly | said that the best way Co secure the repeal Of blt laws was to enforce them, but that only applies to sslf-goysrnsd communities.
 Those V ho arc asking for sslf-goysn- ! msnt h Alaska, arc making what they be- lIevs to bs a demand for a natural right. They believe that the congress is not prop srly the keeper oi their rights and prlyI- lsg,s and lt does not properly He 10 the power Of any authority on earth to dsdds as to how many of the liberties that belong to Americans of right, among which Is self.goysmmeni, that Allslklns can be en- trusted with.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10
Masonic Mosting

There will be a regular communication of White Pass Lodge No. II3, F, X A. h., on Friday evening, Oct. TO, ln their h1n, No. S25 Fourth avenue. Work 10 F. C.
 Soj5Jming and visiting brethem are cordially Invited to meet with us.
 By order 0f the W. ~. George Howard. Secretary.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10
Knnntnr Frlends.


 There s nothing SO very difficult in making friends; the trouble is Co keep them. Pleasing manners and a taking way win always Twin admirers, but a lasting friendship must bo built upon a firmer foundation than a ransitory smile. an hour of high spirits or even great physical beauty. or course it Is a pleasure to feel that one Is favored by some radically beautiful woman, but unless there be genuine congeniai ity between she two concerned the time win como when passive ,loveliness VIII cease to be attractive. To retain friend ship one must be continually on the watch and not let the familiarity that comes from a lengthy knowledge ot the others life breed the contempt that So often follows a close intimacy.
 To reRln either friendship or love the uluslo.. must not be dlspelled. Do not, because you feel sure of your ground. let the commonplace enter in and m6nopolize the everyday oualrs. Let the halo of sentiment hover over even the prosaic affairs Of daily i.fc, for, once dispelled they can never form again. and In the one glimpse of Che material side Of tre intimacy may be uStar3y 6estroyUd a r,4ncon ut oge tine thought Co be eteruol.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10
Good Train Load

The Whlteh,rse train contained or pas sehgers when lt arrived here last evening The train today should have double that number, as the Thistle and Clifford SlftOn are scheduled to reach Whltehorse In time to catch the traln and the Cleaner win aT- rive at- Caribou.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10
AInaEnna

Going East are Invited to Inquire Into the accommodations afforded by the Northern Pldn. before purchasing theIr tickets. rhis route offers the best of everything Co Che travelling public In the way of dining. sleeping and observation car service. For tickets and 1li information, call on or write Co A. Tinling, Gen. Agent, Tacoma or |. A. Nlteau, Gen, Agent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10

The Daily AiaskAn has received an assortlasnt of Plate Text, tho very latest type for society printing. ItI is the tAshion.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10

lt has gotten to that stage that any mlr who speaks ln opposition to ssli-goysm nsnt ior Alaska makes a good Impression on the Seattle chamber Of commerce.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10
wnl Close Tonight

Kaufman Bros store win close from 6 6p. m. today until s tomorrow night when it will open up with a new loi oi bargain.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10

The Seattle Boheman Draught Beer ls the best and most expensive draught beer made In Seattle For sale at the se- atus Saloon. corner State and Sixth ave pc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10
Monogram win uoso

The Monogram will be closed from 0 o'clock this evening until the same hour tomorrow evening.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10
Can't LOsO Your Money

The Seattle saloon Is a Eentleman's rs sort and not a gambling joint. You can't lose your money there. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10
New Lace Curtains at E.R. Peoples.
Cap'tLOso Your Mono

The Seattle Sllo0n Is a gsnt.sm-a 5 .. sort and not a gambling joint You cnt lose your money there. C
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10

Furnished rooms and houses for reHt- advertised in the Daily Alaskan-alWlys bring plenty of applicants.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10
PERSONAL MENTION

Dr. ". G. Casssls of Dawson arrived lasl night Re Is at the Fifth Avenue. John c. Morrison Of Halnes Is h the city.
 Wm. Smart, Of Dawson, once purser on the City Of Seattle, arrived yesterday Major Snvdsr of the mounted police at Whl,ehorse Is at the Fifth Avenue hotel. Re win return to whltehorse tomorrow. Capt. Cosby of the mounted police at Dlwson Is at the Fifth Avenue hotel. A.B. Case brother of W. Fl. Cass came cut froa Dawson Yesterday
 Dr, Runnals Is expected out from Atlln today.
 Mrs. c. Carmichael and Mrs. Joe Smith wll leave for Seattle on the Dolphin to- morrow. Ars. Carmichael and Miss Lottle will remain at the Queen eltv. Mrs. SmKh will visit there.
 -o-
 Thomas w. Blrks of the Upper Yukon Company arrived from Caribou yestsrday. Re Is sn route to Victoria and will leave on the Princess May. hr. Blrks Is an old time Skigwayan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10

New line of the lates, ialI skirts and tailor made suits have just been received at Behrends. 27d
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10

Red star bottled beer ls unequalcd Cs a table drink e per dozen. delivC red. Telephone e.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10

We carry II. 8. & M roadv.to-wear tailor-mado suits. F. Fl. Clayson e co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10

New Wall Paper 1902 patterns, Peoples
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10

For Rent and For Sale cards for sale ct this onca.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10

A. M. Ross. of Juneau, Is registered at the Dewey hotsl.
 -o- Ralph Dooley, of Whltehorss, Is ln Sl<agwav and at the Dewey hotel.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-10

Tn, tim. to advertise Is all the time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
Sin SieQ Der Mrbeit.

Die 8auf9reiner unb bic 6oTenmdz
der BADEN ibren 8ampf nm bDbez
rem 2O6n, refp. 9ieferung Der
@ert3euge Our4 Die 8OBe gepOnz
men. - 8eibe Strttes geitern
Qbenb ais beenbet ertlGrt.
Die ftrtfenben 8auf6reiner baben
geiiegty unb Der Strife tpurbe geItern
@benb in elmer 8erfammlung bes
,9iitritt=G on5i1s Der 8riiberi9aft
Der 8uu f9reiner" fir beenbet ertlGrt.
@s mar @roBzprGibent 9uber bon
philadelphia, Dem es getern gelang,
aGe 9roBen 8auunterne6mer, nit
Musna6me BON 6enrD Smith &c
SObn, gum Na6geben unb CUR Inter
5ei6nung Der reuen 8ebingungen Der
llnionen Der 3immerleute: So Sage
lo6n BEL neun ftiin6iger Nrbeits3eit nit
4usna6me bes Samitags, tpann nur
a6t Stunben gearbeitet tperben fol-
len, gu betpegen. Die Na6ri6t muir
be nit groBem Su6el, ni6t alein in
8auI6reinertreifen, fonbern in alien
Mr6eiterfreifen, tpo6in tie gelangte,
aufgenommen. Morgen tperben aGe
Strifer, Die bor bret @o6en auSitanz
ben, an Die Qrbeit 5uriidfebren. Qu9
6r. 9reItpn pirb iebt aGs @ebGubez
SnTpeftor ge3pun9en fem, ben Sage
lp6n BON $3 gu 5ablen. @ie in Der
Munt3ipal1palte bteTes 8Guttes beri9z
tet, fagte er geitern, Die 2obnperorb=
nung perlange, baB er Den Sagelo6n
sable, ben Die Me6r5a6l Der 8auz
f6reiner Der Stubt betGmen. 8t86er
befamen Die 8auf6reiner 1925 uno
$3.50. Die 8auunterne6mer offerirz
ten $2,75 PRO Sag, ie0o6 f9lugen Die
6trtter ben GompromiB aus. Die
bur6 ben Gturm bom leBten Conn.,
tag fe6r erb06te 8aut6Gtigfeit bat biel
gu Dem f4neuen @iege Der 3immerz
leute nit betgetragen.
Gnbe bes 9pfenmu4erz
Strites.
Sn elmer geitern 4benb in Der
PHILANTHROPY : 6aue" it~uttgebabten
@erfammlung ber9oienmu4erzl1nion
purbe Der Strife b~erfeIben, Der am 6.
B. 80. begann, aIs beenbigt ertldrt,
ba ale G~OntrattOren, nit Nusnabme
BON 5peien, ben Gontratt nit Der
Union unter3et3net BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

8orlano ~berOonnerte iie geitern M}ors
gen 81 6 Monaten Nrbeit66uu8. 4m
Ia6mittog trat Qmaroa in Der
oWhutter 8riin" OeS 0itli@en 9iftrift5
Die 6reisGrturIion no4 Der 9endnnz
Ten 4nItaIt an.
Sine 9rijgeGoffatre..
6einr. Suttermei7ter, Elm Barber, Der
in Nr. 800, Ioro=8 aD1ttaBe, ipo6nt,
ipurOe g~eItern Na6mittug pomSquire
2epi5 in Der nOrO0Itli6en 9oli5eiz
itatiOn tpe9en angebIi6en t6GtIi6en
Nngriff5 auf Die in g}r. 8O3, g}orb4
@opitroBe, po3nbofte 2lnnie Tu68
fir etn lpeitere8 beutt itatt3ufinOenz
0e5 @er60r entIaFen.
Radiator @bemunn. -
G6arle5 GtnbenmaDer, 80 Sabre AFT,
Der an Der Gde Der Muuifin1traBe II.
Central Mbenue cine @irt616uft Be-
trei6t, tpurbe ge1tern g}a6mittaq, neil
er feline 6rau 2i33ie in unbarm6er3iz
ger Weiie bur6prijQelte BON Squire
Getis in Der nOrb0Itli6en Poli3eiftaz
tipn CUR 3abIung bun SO Strafe
perurt6eilt un0 ouf 80 Sage ms Sc
fdngniB gefanot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
I'm Die csefer.

Per1orerl, tpel9e bic Stabt pGbrenb
Der commemorate berlaFen, fDnnen
Den "Oeutf9en Gorrefppnbenten" Der
pOF 5usei9idt erbalten. &eat5eitise
arfnelOung Der &OreKe fir ben @om=
mer, ebenfo bes ~etpaisen @s6Iels
0er1elben, itnb i'm Snterefe Der 2eier
erfpun19t um nnterbre9una in Der
Su1enoung bes 8ldttes al berhiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

Ri6ter 0m. s. 3enor bon 0ui6ingz
ton, ., g.. i4reibt BON 213 q. capitol
@truBe:
rGS ma6t mir @~ergniigen, gu fagen,
bub i6 Beruna bon gan3em 9er3en emz
pfeblen tann als Elm Mtttel fir tatdrr6aliz
f6e 8si9psrben unb Elm 6O6it pOr3igs
Ii9es Sonic fir alIgemeine 3uitGnOe."-
@m. 8. 3enor.
Srau @manba MorriIG, 316 Reio=
StruBe, Gli3a6et6, q. S, f4rei6t:
sd lit iiber atpei Sabre lang an nerz
b0fer 3erriittung unO uIIgemeiner
@9nG6e unO 9er3bef6perben. 9attc
bier 9oftoren, aber ale iagten, baB i6
nt9t gefunb perOen t0nnte. Sd fonnte
teinen S6ritt laufen in nertn Monaten,
Da i9 tbeiltpeife geIdbmt mar; ib bate
icben anOercn Sag @er5tIppfen uuh mar
10 abge5eGrt, baF tJ eit blpfes 9ertppe
mar, tb mpg nur 50 &fuub.
r9is ieBt babe i'd felt iieben Monaten
9erunu genommsn. Gg bat mir bas Sc
ben g~erettet, ba5 tam ia aufridtig be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

5engeu. Sd babe lit flint SaGren ntdt
IL tupDl gefiGIt; iJ bin iber cine gteile
melt 9esangers Dbne it6le GeinItate
Inn babe bretrig 8fuuO 5n8enDntmea, ieit
i6 %ongefangen, &errna 8u uebmeu, Su
Der Shat, i'd fam e5 ntdt bod gemIg
p%reiicu." 6rau @manba I2orriQ.
Perunu berfebIt niemaI8, 59ftemtiaen
&atarr9 OOer nerp0ie GrI6laffung gu berz
bitten, penn Bel 3eiten gsnommen. pes
runa lit bu5 prompte3te unb permQneHte
9eiImittel fir ollie Gdlle bon n]er06ier
GrIdloffung, perurfodt our4 ipItemi56en
&atdrr6, pelfe5 bic Qtr3te tennen.
Dem sic feline prompten unO befriebis
Qenoen ReIuItdte bur6 Den @ebrau6 DON
9eruna er5isIen, 70 i6rsiben Sic iOfOrt an
Or. 6artman cine boIle Qngabe SSbre5
TaIles unb er ptrb ii6 freuen, S9uen iei=
men pert6Oollen Rutb toitenfret gu ertBeiz
len.
Qbrefe: Or. Sartman, preYiOent Of
She 9artman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

glid. - SncorporatiOnen.
s. 6. 9u 8ots, Elm prominenter
&aufmann BON Su 8ois, Ya., unb
6aore De 9race, MD., rei3te ge1tern
i'm &reisgeri6t cine &lage gegen2ieuz
tenant Solparb 6. gloDer unD g. 81,
8. Sranflin Elm, in Der I'm Die Grz
nennung eines8ertpalters fir ben ieBt
i'm 8altimprer 9afen liegenbenS9o
ner ,8lad 8trb" erfu3t pirb. @r
fagt, baB er am "a. 4prtl 1901 BON
Jranflin iiberrebet purbe, nit 2eBtez
rem $12,500 an5ulegen, Die i'm augez
meinen S9iffsoerfanbt benuBt ner=
ben fpqten. Glober fo1te ais Sc
i8dftsfii6rer bes S4ooners fungiren,
arf peldeWeife er Nntbeil eineS0ritz
tels be5 8epinnes erbdlt, obglei9 er
fem SntereFe an benz 5ubr3eug felbit
bate, Der &lGger be6auptet ferner,
er babe feitbem entbedt, boB nur er
aqein Sonb5 fir bas 9ef9Gft beifteuz
erie; er bef6ulbigt GlDper Der Inter
f9lagung bes9elOes iniofern, ais bic
fer Elm @4tff, nit Namen n9aOio
Garq," fir bic borgebli6e @umme
pon SIS unb anOere pertbbolle Ser
giitungen" faufte. 9as S9iff foftet
angebli9 $4,000 unb be7en 8eitBtitel
lautet ungebli9 duf GlDber aQein. Qm
IS. Sum- 1901 lieB Glober angebli9
bas Sabr3eug i'm 3OQbauie gu Wilz
mington, Del, eintragen unb fpdter
be7en Namen i'm 3oubauIe gu 8ultiz
more in y8lad 8irb" umGnbern. 9a
Der &ldger 60rte, baB ba8 S9tff in
Sumpa, 6la,, mit8ef4lug belegt mar,
fanbte er einen &lGger bortbin, lOite
es aus unb be3abIte bt5ber $500.
Der 9Idger fagt, buB Glober Elm SUI
fti3fli9tling lit unb ii9 in Sumpa,
6Ia., @ergeben f6ulotg gema4t bat.
@iGiam 81. Marine tpurbe als Ser
paIter ernannt unb fteqte $4,000
8iirgf9aft.
@ieberum ber 6pben.
&i6ter Sharp unter3ei6nete gez
itern Elm 9efret, bemgemGB Der Giorz
bpnzSeI tamentsfau pom Superior
Geri6t benz Waiien@9ert9 ii6erptez
fen tpurbe. Der San i4pebt i6on
felt einigen Sabren.
8ur3es @6eglid d.
SIN &rei8geri9t er5ielte geitern
S6omas $. Srainor cine S4etbung
BON Barbara Srainor toegen angebliz
der 11ntreue. 9us Yuar betrat6ete
am 26. Mprtl 1892 unb trennte it9
am 3. September 1901.
@ipla M. 8reen purbe geitern i'm
&reisgeri9t Nr. 2 bon Sreberid 6.
Green gei4teben. Sic beirutbeten am
II. September 1899.
Sncorppruttpnen.
Die yMeDers &c Sebtan Dirt Co."
purbe geItern bon Maurice S. 2oue
bon Suinois, G6arles 8. 2aue, Nlb.
q. @igbtman, s. 6arrp @i1ms unb
5rant s. Glart nit $4,000 &apital
incorporirt.
Die r9iggs 8ros. 60. bon 8aGtiz
more" purbe ebenfaus incorpprirt, u.
5tpar bon Sames unb gilbert 9tggs,
Sumes S9rtper BON Baltimore zgounz
tip unb Sreb. .. N1iGer unb @barles
6. Sinf BON GarrpuzGount1.
Die rGbarles 90, @bup So. BON
Baltimore" tpurbe BON G6arles 90.
@bap, SbOmas 6. Sbap, Sames g.
Moore, Qnna M. Sbatp, Sba M. @iG
unb Sbomas M. 9Offmun incOrpOz
rirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
Stir @uben aus Qmertfa.

- 8om 9aftpr 8. @uuerpetn 5u@lsz
feb, 6efen<O armftabt, 0euti9lanO,
1T benz r9euti4en GorreipOnbenten"
folgenbe Quittung fir 9aben aus
Baltimore unb umgegenb 5uge9anz
gen: ,9ura 9rn, Reumann baRier
gu 4lsfelb, 9efen : 9armfabt,
9eutf9lanb, tpurben CUR Safe uniez
res &ir9enbuuz8erei folgenoe 9dz
ben einbe5ablt, bic er aus 4merita
mitgebra6t bat: BON 9rn. 8eorg Wez
Ger gu Baltimore 5 Dollars, BON
Srn. gbriftian 8ornmann gu 8dltiz
more q Dollars, bon 9rn. P9ilipp
9ienitba9 gu SopiOn l Dollar, BON
Srau @leonore Otenftbu6 81 Sotp@
fon 1 Dollar, BON 9rn. 4ntOn 9aas
gu Baltimore 1 Dollar, auiammen
$780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

*** Den 8eIu6ern oes nGlectric
9ort" ftebt a6ermals cine gsnuBreite
@o6e in @usii6t. Die 0eI6dft5,ejz
tung bat niat alein bic 6eiten Stint
Ter, pel4e in Der bergan9enen 8ote
guiel6it auftraten, auf aQsemetns5
8erlangen pieOer engagirt, i%onottH
AUDI nod 3a6lreide nelt &roft''
Darunter Onieta, S6ean uno Wdt.
ren, g8tmm, 8omm, 8rrrr," Die 5lpsL
Buds" 8roiae uno Grant. 4Hf
benz berji6mtan ameritanjiaen 9Itaz
grap6en perOen a6ermaI5 cine &tiqe
BON 6o6intersTanten G%reigniiien Der
8egennart bilOli4 Dargeiteat, 70 pap
ii6 al1p ale Suite auF genuBr'Ide
StunOen gsfaBt MAIDEN tOnneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

Glen. q. GRme, gebatpr beg Acknowledgement BON Grupfmb8mue, 3d.
f8rdbt. Der Perunu GRsMine 60. ne fotd:
28ertbe Serren = rNad pier Sa0ren idmeren 2eibens, bcrnrfadt burd fgH
Temfhen &atnrrb, ben i'd mir mf &cHen fir meine SETTING 5a3pg, babe tA nT
&66ufe gefunben bur9 ben Oebran9 bun Berunu. Sd ma6te bic arbett nteberea
gen maBrrn6 bhefr qnnpDGen Sabre, brfutte DefGnbene Gitgl uub bHe 9o.
tpren, aer permanente 4bbufe fam nr nurb ben Oebraut bUn 9eruna. ums
ber6amIidet nauuten fe men 2eten, aber es wr &atarrG Onrt metn gau5es SrI
fem Btnbnrf, nnb ent9e Slaiben Geruna brudten mir 9Gbufa. @eTerung
War mad 8erbruud Der erFen 5uide bemerf6ar. &crunn lift pne 3wefd bs
bette Satarrb.Nthe, bs i 8niammeugeiett Wurbe" -GIemG. MpDre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

*** Der Baltimore 8dDernz9erz
Elm" peronitaltet am Sonntag, Den
10. Qu8uit, cine groBe Grturfjrn
no6 Goot'5 8rope am 8ot Greet
unO BAT fir Oieie @or6ereitung3n
getrOffen, mel6en 3ufolge Da5 Jcit
ale frii6ersn pom 8erein ~o6ge5aItez
nen ii6ertreffen miro. Der 9ampfer
perl6Bt 9oDion's 0erfte, SUB Der
Yortz6traBe, INN 4 unb 8 ubr W}ors
gems uno 2 llbr Nadmtttags, az
8ropn'5 @erfte, SUB oes 8roa0na9,
~QnlegenD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

*]s* Die Baltimore S6io=8a6n"
tiinOigt an anOerer SteQe Des n0eutz
f6en GorreIpon0enten" cine 8ei5e DON
Grcuriionen gu reOu3irten Staten an,
peI6e Sober, Der 10 glijdIia lit, noa
angeitrengter Nrbeit penigiten5 Elm
paar Sage 6erien gu erlangen, genou
ituOiren iOQte, e5e er Ieine &eiiePtdne
mQ4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

5eute:
eoureuaufasns .....5.02 Nonoaufsans-...11.16
SonnenuHteralna...7.2l
9o1hutb I1.3S Nioreens Ino - aheEoS.
Metterdusfi6te n. = SIR
Warplanb unb ben 9iitritt Column
bid i6on am Sonntag unb MOntag,
lsi9te 6ns frtfhe iiiDline @tnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

Xxx Der 0umen=8erein bes, 0eutz
f6en &rie8sr6unoa5" be~ranitaItet am
M}ontag, ben q, Suli, i'm o0eitenOz
Parf," Gde DON Baltimore = StrdBe
un0 @arrifOn : Cane, an Gn0puntte
Der Baltimore = 6traBs, pieOer zines
Ieiner Gomplimentdr = PicntcS. Die
9umen per0en, untsrfiiBt BON ben
M}itglieoern bes g0suti6en &riegerz
6unOes," aud ois5maI QQe5 auf6iez
ten, i6ren GGiten re4t angene6me
unb fr06li6s StunOen gu bereiten.
Sir 8eluiigungen, Spiele uno an
pera unter6altungen fir @roB uno
Rlain, Sung unO 2tt, 6at elm tii6tiz
ge8 unO srFa6renes Gomtte 6eItens
geiorgt, unO an Grfrii6ungen uuer
Dirt, Oarunter audi Die BON 6rau 81
iette Peine unO an0eren Oamen treffz
lt4 5ubereiteten 8artoffel : Qfannz
tuaen nit Qepfel6rei, Gt8creme etc.,
piro es ni4t mangeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

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fie ii6 QtIe amiiIirten, Dafir biirgt Der
STUFF bes Clubs.
Gin er &erl.
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ipa5ieren fu6r, Tub ben breiidbrigen
gilbert G. 8irler bon g}r. 1929, sui
tonz4penue, Der nit 3pet grOBeren
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be 3u MAIDEN. 8alb aber purbe bas
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am &opfe, am linfen Nrm unb an
ben 8einen i9mer56afte 8erleBungen
erlitt. 4nftatt nun ben 8naben naf
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brurnes.
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mittag bi4ten 8au4 aus benz 9auie
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8ranbitdtte eri4ien, entoedte tie, baB
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