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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
LEADS THEM ALL.

zone Minute Cough Cure beats all
other medicines ever tried for coughs,
colds, Group and lung troubles" says
ID. Scott Currln, of Loganton, Pa. One
Minute Cough Cure is the only abso-
lutely safe cough remedy which acts
Immediately. Mothers everywhere
testify to thegood it has done their
little ones. Group is SO sudden in its
attacks that the doctor often arrives
too late. Itylelds at once to One Min
ute Cough Cure. Pleasant to take.
Children like Ii. Sure cure for grip,
bronchitis. coughs. For sale by G. d..
Sturm y Co. 81 I'm.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Robinson.

A marriage license was granted
here Saturday midnight to I. O.
Kemper and Miss Leslie Robinson,
young people residingat Wallace. OBJ
lection on the part of the young lady's
parents caused the license TO be gotten
at that unusual hour. The young
couple we're married next morning at
Ii O'Clock at the home of Will r.
Robinson, OF Wallace, whose wife and
the groom are sister and brother. Rev.
w. N, Edgeli, Of Brown, otliciatedY
They went to housekeeping at Wallace
Immediately. The bridegroom is a son
of Squire David w. Kemper,of Brown,
and the bride, daughter OF AlNa
Robinson, OF Wallace,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Deathof Miss Lanham.

Miss Kate Lanham, daughter of Mr.
PRESLEY Lanham. uied at herhome al
Romine's Mills Saturday May2l from
consumption, after an illness Of two
months. Herremains were inferred
in the Gnatty Creek Presbyterian
cemetery Sunday afternoon. She is
survived by her father and mother
two sisters and two brothers. She was
sixteen years. Of age and was highly re-
spected by all who knew her.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Burglary at Bristol,

Thursday night OF last week bulg-
lars entered the residence Of Fl. A.
Cox at Bristol and sto e c'sh to the
amount OF Size. Lee Dean, driller,
discovered the theft after midnight,
as he was coming from work Cox is a
merchant aud Dean noticed clothing
along the roadside near Cox's store
and thinking something was wrong
gave the alarm. Two parties are I'M
der suspicion and arrests maybe made.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Terrell Not Prosecuted

Fred Terrell, the barber who was ac-
cused of the theft Of articles amount
Ing to sl6 in value from Clapman's
barber shop on Pike street, was ex-
cused from prosecution last Friday by
Squire S. w. Gordon, upon an agree
ment TO pay'for the articles and to
pay the costs expended on his arrest
Ferrell appeared very penitent and
promised not to repeat the theft.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Wreck Narrowly Ayerted.

Sunday at chieftaln mine on the
Monongah division William Google
moved from the railroad track a large
piece Of iron just before the passenger
train was due. The iron was supposed
to have placed there by some mis-,
chieyious boys and would have derailed
the tram, ifit had not been detected
by Mr.. Google.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Salem College commencement

Salem college commencement will
take place June 15-ls The bacca.
laureate sermon Will be preached Sun.
day evening, June 10, in the Seventh
Day Baptist church by Rev. Theodore
L. Gardiner. president of the college.
The graduates are O, NJ. Bond, Of
Greenbrier county: Harold Stillman,
OF Lost Creek; and Arthur Post, of
Jarvisyille.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Bass Bal Boys
Arrested Sunday
\ Petersburg but clarksburg
Fellows Through Strategy
Escaped

The Ciarksburg Base Ball team
went 10 Petersburg Sunday to play
the team there. Theylined up on the
diamond at 1918 that afternoon and
were starring upon the third inning,
when the police arrived upon the scene
and ordered the game stopped. Pros
ecutinp Attorney Moss had had war
rants Issued and placed in the hands
Of the chief Of police. These warrants
were for the arrest Of the managers
of the teams and the players. A large
crowd was in attendance and 1t looked
( ominous for the police, but both teams
finally submitted to arrest and were
taken before 8 magistrate. who de.
cided that, every man should be held
in bond Of 800 for trial next Friday
Whilehe was disposing Of the Park.
4 ersburg fellows, the Clarksburg boys
quietly slipped away from the squire's
4 ofllce and effected,t their escape, by 60
ing across the river To Belpre. The
police located them after much effort
and concluded to arrest them as they
came through on the train. Several
Of them ran the gauntlet and came
through in disguise .cn No. 4. the
police were at the depot to arrest
them but they did notrecognize them
Others came through on later trains.
The audience by vote decided that
the gate receipts should first go to the
expense Of the visitors and then TO
defending both teams in the court.
The game was attempted for the
purpose Of ascertaining whether or not
Sunday base ball will be allowed. The
incident will likely result in a decision
not to play on Sunday In The future
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Mr.. Benefits Child Dead.

Frank, the two year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Bennett, residing on
the Weston road near the city, died at
5 o'clock last Friday morning from
kidney trouble. Interment was made
Saturday in the L. o. o. F. cemetery,
the Clifrord-Osborn Undertaking Com
pany directing the funeral.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
WeekIey-Dayis

Sunday at the home of Rev. Joseph
A. Hammondat Adamston, Mr.. Her
man A. Weekley and Miss Stella
Davis were married. Mr.. Weekley is
a son Of Jackson Weekley and Mrs.
Weekly is a daughter of G. NJ Davis.
Both are residents of LambeFts Run.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Two Injured Miners,

Two miners were taken tothe Min.
ers hospital at Fairmont Monday on
the NJ. R. train. One was Stanley
Douglass, who had knee cap serious
ly injured at Highland mine. The
other was Charles F. Smith, Of Chief
tain mine, who had crushed foot.
They will be laid up some time.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
READY no YIELD.

~ used Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve
for piles andfound it Il certain cure. y
SAYS 5. r. Meredith, Willow Grove.
Del. Operations unnecessary to cure
piles. TheyalwayS yield to DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Cures skin dis
eases, all kinds OF wounds. Accept no
counterfeits, Sold by c. d. Sturm s.
Co., druggists. Slim.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Accused of HOUSEKEEPING.

Upon complaint Of w. II. Haines,
residing at Pinnickinnick. Squire S.
w. Gordon had Constable McClung to
arrest Robert DentfOr huusebreakinp.
His trial came up Friday but the eyi.
dence being insufficient he was dis.
charged. Haines claimed Dent broke
into shanty at the mine aud took
some valuables.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

Mylittle son had anattack of whoop.
ing cough and was threatened with
pneumonia; but for Chamberlains
Cough Remedy we would have had a
serious time Of IL. 1t also saved him
from several severe attacks OF Group
II. j. Strickfaden, editor World Her
aid. Fair Haven, Wash. For sale by
Geo. G. Stone, druggist. 3l-lm.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Happy Time in old Town.

1--WE felt very happy" writes R. N.
Bevill, Old Town, Va, "when Buck.
len'sArnica Salve wholly cured our
daughter OF bad case Of scald head"
1t delights all who use it for cuts,
corns, burns, bruises boils, ulcers,
eruptions. Infallible for piles. Only
25c. at Geo. @. Stones 31-1m.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
Invited TO Preach Memorial Sermon

Rev. II. y. McDanel has been invit.
to preach the sermon at the special
memorial services for the late Rev.
John 7. Re, nulds, nj the Harmony
Grove Baptist church in Taylor Co.
on Sunday morning. June %.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

For biliousness use Chamberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets. They
cleanse the stomach and regulate the
liver and bowels, etfecting aquic& and
permanent cure, For sale by George c.
Stone, druggist. 3l-1m.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
The Dog Knows

That there is something wrong with his
master. They have no more romps and
rarables. He tries in vain to coax the
listiess youth from his chair.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

when Commenced to give him the Golden
Medical Discovery The doctors claimed he
had eonsum ptiou and we doctored with them
until he was past walking. II has been ten
months since he stopped taking your medicine
and he Is in good health. We are very thankful
3 70 you for saving our Son.
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery There Is nothing "Just
as goodp for diseases Of the stomach,
blood, and lungs. Substitution means
little more profit for the dealer but a loss
Dr. Pierce,s Pleasant Pellets cure con.
stipatiou and its consequences.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06
.gcrofuza

Eow arc entirely free from It.
Il may develop % slowly - % cause
iittis Il any dlsturbancs during tAs whols
Spefiod of childhood.
1f naay then produce irreguleriy g ne
gtnsnacfI and bowels, 6yspepste, catafrn,
and marked tendency 20 conIumptlon
before nnnifestIng itself In much cutaneous
eruption or glandular SWELLING.
It 10 best 70 be sure that you .Me quitc
free from Il, and for its compiled eradica-
ton you can rely on
HOOcl's 3 ES1pdriZtd
{ r,,a iaat a Al medIcines for Al humors.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-06-06

NdcA LIE lAhSS
are disease d,
physical weak
ness soon begins
to show itself
and the active
outdoor life is
given up. DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry cures dis
ca es OF the
lungs and other
organs Of respir-
alton. It cures
obstinate, deep
seated coughs,
bleeding lungs
eInaciation and
other conditions
which if neg
lected or unskil-
fully ire ated
may find a fatal
termination in
consumption.
uAhef using about
Eve bottles Of DR..
Pierce's oide n
Medical Discovery
my boy seems 70 be
all right.r writes
MI. ]. ": PRICE, OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
AN iere seiDenzO ferten.
C~ 25 Slide 27-s0Ti9er G6udraer 9dfetd-Sei0e

Gurantirt quite Srag6artett. Gin por5ugltder StofF nit bod
glGn3enber Qppretur unb peia uO funft un5ufHbkn, fir 70 pro
garb. gBurhen ME unkr $1O0 pertauft Dies 1T cine gang fpe5tele
OfFne, uo mir Tno ii6sr5eugt, boB, neil Die QuantttGt nur tRtn 1T,
bhie16en ibr raid gsrdumt fen perpen.
Ssarbige Rubitaten bubrr Nnalttat. 8tr er5alen tdglI9 nene
~ @enbungen unb figen beielen unferen enornsn 8~orrGt6en BON
neuen unb mobernen @fftten in bodpertbi9en fdr6tgen Gppelhes
bin3u. Nr 6a6en pG6renb Der kBen Dode unere 8orrGt6e UNI
neue tarrtrte @fate, Chameleon getreife Gillette unb N}otre Nntique
Chameleon Gillette bergrOBert; ferner oferinn mir bhe NoOidtan auf
Acknowledgements nit Sammetz@fetten.
Sapbu seiOe III pupuIGr. $50 Stude BON @ap6ozSetOe Tin BAL
S timore nur ppn uns controltrDL 9eie SeDe lit bon bo6em Slang
nit v&tbzQppretur" unD mir ~empe6sn bieel6en befonbers ungesz
9entlidit. Mir ofertren pentgfsns $50 beri4nOene 6arben, Die To-
tpobl fir NbenOz, te fir @truBenz uno Diner : SOilette getragen
tperben f0nnen.
cSpd3eits Seibe. Sn unfem Observation-Disclosures fin
q ben sic ale pinifenspert6en Nrtifel, iopo6l fir 8rautungz
fern, te fir 6Oa8ttsz&eiber, gu preten, bic bon rs Bis $50 "o
Oarb ranqiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
BUR rinert einsigrn SnrfcB.

Mdnuffas, @u., 1. NOO. =
prdiibent 8oofeDelt unb feline 8egletz
ter trafen gegen Sagesarbru4 aul
benz SagbfeGbe Elm, unb alS ieoer Der
S9iben feline Steaung eingenommen
bate, erI9ien Elm 94narm BON feds
Surfeps, unb es gelang Dem 9etretdr
GortelDou, einen berfel6en 3u i4ieBen.
9er prGitbent mar Der ein3igeS4ibe,
tpel9er ben gan3en 8ormittGg ni9t
einen ein3igen S4uB ubfeuerte. Cor
telpou's 8eute mar bas Gin3ige, mas
Die Sdger ben gan3en Sag gu ie6en
6efumer. I'm Die Mittdgs8eit 6eguben
Ii3 bic 9erren mad benz r9enrp
5oufe," mo bas Mtttagsmabl einge@
nommen tpurbe. SIN 2aufe bes Na6z
mittags ging 9rdiiOent &Ooiepelt gu
SUB iiber bas S9la9tfelo bon 8uuz
3un, unb Der 8eitBer bes 9Otels err
tlGrte ben 8eiu9ern Die perI4ieOenen
punfte DON eSntereHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

8er6anblungen fii6rt O6erlanbes9ez
ri9tsrat6 @toGa, Die Qnflu9eS tadtsz
dnfpalt 8lattnp unb Die 8ert6etoiz
9ung 9r. Wratislap GernD.
Nrt6ur 6o9mann's 6 0 NJ
3ert= Spurnee bur9
Die8er. Stddten.
Der iunge Ien : gorfer 9ianift
Nrt6ur 6o6mdnn, tpel9er bemnG4it
cine groBe CONCERT : Spurnee bur6)
Die Ser. Staten unternimmt, iptelte
beute in Der 8bil6armonie nit auz
Berorbentlt9emGrfplge Der Qppldus,
pel9er benz 8iinftler 5u She'll nurbe,
nu6m gerabe3u ben Gharatter elmer
Spution an. 6o9mann fpielte auf
Dem 8lapter, fpel9es 9r. Otto 8iBz
ner Mnfangs September bes Subres
1900 benz &aiier f9entte, CUR 3ett,
ba sr nit ben So. 4rtbrr Glaafen
unb g. e. 9Gnger in Berlin mar,
I'm ben 0ant Der 8rootlpner SGnger
fir Die Stiftung bes 9aiIers gum
goloenen SSubilGum bes Noro0itli6en
SGngerbunbes in @eifaIt BIS y8u6es
Der 6sftlieber" gu i6e%rbrtngen.. DR.
f6ur 9o9mdnn tpirb am 4. Nopem=
Der mad Sem : gort abreiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
oleioeritofe fit 70.
100, 1875 1tmO $50 tuertB.

0d6renb elmer gan5en QBofe ober m6r untr6anbeHen mir nit
einem Jabrtfantn, Der It's Stide- mas Saufeno Narbs beoeutet =
BON beri4nbenen MoQ : 5u6rttuten, bic gu erperben mir uns sifrig
b%emi6ten, on 6unb bate. Mir ipuBten, ME popular b~felben bepm
@ertauf ien pirOen.
gor ungefGbr einem Sage purbe Der @ertauF b%er6en er0ffnet
unb am N2ontug pirb bic nu6e3u gauge purte uns berlaFen BADEN.
Sebt gu elmer @rtldrung oerielben - e~inget6eilt in iieben beriheoene
Burten, uno 3har pe fOlgt:
Nr. 1-5Oz50ntge fron30fI6e genetians, in finf3e6n @duttirun9en.
Gr. 2-54z30Gtge Diagonal : Sutttngs, in 3ebn %Oerf4ebenen 5arz
ben unO i6pdr5.
GIT. 3-54z30Q9e 9raue cuttings, nit grau tarrirkr Ridiete.
Or. 4 5Oz30nige Crepe : Cloths, in ~fHnfp6n 5arben ii. I4pur3.
Gr. 5-5Oz30Gige graus cuttings, in bret peri4ieOemn @4atttz
rungen BON 9rdu.
Nr. 6-5Oz3Daise @nopflute @uitings, in bier S4uttrungn.
GIT. . 5O1a0aiee fdlHbte aktberFoffe, in a4t Gfutttrungen.
limb bniel6en perben fir einen ein6ettli4en prets offertrt bon
neununOFebenig Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
- ugs, Srtental
Nv 1ttlO einbeimiI6e.

0hfe ausfe1ung BON gu9s fam in 8e3ug auf 8olfdnot9tet
nift ibertrofen nerDen. Sic perben bel Der Iusfpd6l Th iAper
ent7hGeBen fDnnen, nbt in 8esug baruuf, pelGes bic bette 1T, ions
bern, tnbem sic bic If0nit, bic Sbrem Gei4mude am 8eiten en=
ipri4t, aus benz enormen NfOrtment BON ielsnen nno etgenortt9en
S60nfdten, bus mir bier gu S6rer 8eFdtgung offsruen, ousiuden.
@s 1T cine an9ene6ne @elegen6eit fir 0aaripdleret.
on eiFnaene mub eiirne gettHenen 6aben, ME mir bereits Dor elmer
w @o6e bemerften, fire WRurfdzOrbre erAaHen. Qtr %pergrDBern
unRr Nug : @eI6Gft uno bic 8ergrDBerung lit cine rai4e - 10
bah mir ben pon ben 8ettfe1en etngenommeren Rdum oafur nDtbtg
6a6en. Die prete bdfur pur0en Bis duf bds NeuBerte ernHeDr9t
sic f0nnen our9 ben @tnfauf nur gepnnen BEL oiefn Pretien.
O1~ir reiuiacm sS6re SpiBen Gardiner, 10 buB fe ausfe6en, pe nu.
S&0hfes Oeparkment unieres @eT9Gfts purbe pG6reno Der leBtz
perfloHenen Monute BON pnen unGer Greunbe gu beren grOBter gu
frtebenfequng 6snuBt.
Nemfer : gnuIraur Inb cine anbere SpGattdt. g&ur Die beien
o. unb in f~unftboufer gdie uneefertigten MatnaGen tpuroen buz
fir psrnanbt. Seine NabeQDder pber Nebefeber pber 5ebkr Der
5Grbung frb baran p~pr6dnben. l1nkre idfprftGnbtgen 3uifnetoer
berpenben BEL Der N}aBna6me fir Sbr 5enfer ebenio groBe @orgfdlt,
as Der S4neiber BEL Der Qnkrigung bon 9srrentktrern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Nidt iharf aenna.

p>9 Conn.,, 1. Noo.-
9erbert Mdrble aus Nepzgort, mel
der als @6affeur III ben 0ienften Ell
ner NepzgOrfer 4utOmobil : 5abrit
itebt, nurbe heute i'm bieiigen @upez
riOr>9 eri4t bes SObtidIags f4uIbta
befunben unb gu einem Sabre 9efdng>
nib nebft etnem 0ouar9 elbftrafe ber=
urtbeilt. Marble mar an Der Walz
ltnefOrber 2unbitruBe nit feinem &uz
tomobiG an Elm @efGbrt dngerunnt, in
tpel9em Sobn MoG8 nit feinem SOhne
fab. Der alte Mol5 tpurbe aus Dem
Magen gef9leubert unb erlitt 8erletz
5ungen, bener er fpGter erlag. Ri9ter
Cafe erfldrte Bel Der nrt6eilsbertiin7
bigung, Der iunge Munn tbue ibm
leib, aber Die @agbuGiigteit unb Nu9z
%ldffigteit Der QutomObilz5abrer miife
entf9teben beftraft perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

nt4t eber ruben piirben, aIs Bis fe
Den auferftanbenen SeIus gefunben
bdtten.
Die Sanutiter ~ertIdren, Der 8eiit fei
iiber fie 9etommen unb neiie tie na8
benz @iben. Dap fe lire 6amiIien
i'm Stt4 laTen, berurfa9t .ibnen feiz
nerlei Sfrupel. @iner Der 9u8obor=
gen meinte beute: Die rufiii9e He=
gierung bermo9te uns nit t6ren 8oz
laden unb rei6Gi9en 8nutenbieben
bom pabren 8lauben ni4t ub3ubrin=
gen, uno bas perben aud bic paar
b~efpaffneten 8nuben gu Pferbe bier
nt9t bur9feBen.
Gapt. @tridlanb lift 6ter a~ngelungt
unb bat ben 8efe6l iiber Die berittene
9oli3ei iibernommen. 2eBtere 1T In
itruirt, Ollie gu berbuften, Die fi4 Der
8dgabonbage i9ulOig MAIDEN. 9aS
trtfft ieben Ou9obor5en, unb mar 1T
geIpannt barauf mas aus Der 9a4e
nod ner0en pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Gtuncn, 9amaf, Slanea,
WusIin, @pHOedem.

NGes, mas ~not6nenOig lit fir bic 8ebirfnife Der 9uusfruuen;
Ques, mas su benz 6dusltten Comfort 6eirGgt, perben Sic 6Mr Dor
finben.
Sic perben ~uusfnben, buB bnie16en 1dmmtlih %Oerlpenb6ar uno
eHe Wert6e fnb. QuuGitdt in bhfen Wouren tpurOe, ME bel alien
unieren Offerten, ais 9auptiafe be'm Gtntuuf in 8etradt ge3ogsn.
IS pirb S6nen baOur4 bhfe Gorge eripurt.
90ren sic fBt bic Gin3eIn6etsn.
7~2z50Gtge8 9oppel 9amat SafeG : 2innen, 6 WuFer BON ben
neuefen bur6brodenen 9eFtns; @aaren, bic mir Iopobl in 8e3u9 uuf
9auer6aftgteit, tpe glsgon8 empfs6tn. Sine gorO fir 125.
SIS @erDietten, 6ra6titss @r0Be ou3u poFenO, pro 0uBenO
2.5O.
"a Geroeten, Diner : @rDBe, Ou3u pa1enb, pro 9uteno $50.
so 0uBenb i8ottiI6 Oeut1fe unO irtf4e bon 9e6khte 0umuf=
unb 6ufu6ud : 9unOtider. G5 fnO ale Sorten in bnRr 9artie.
9o6lidumige Sud- nit unO o6ne 5ancp 9umait I2ufern; Be6b
Bros. berI6mte t%6uu9ebkifte bO6liGumi9e Sud; 9omat nit gstnoz
tekn 5ranen, nit unO one bur96rodene Nr6eit, fopie bo6liGumige
9amaF, nit unb obne o~urb6rp6ene Nrbeit, unO aGe o6ne Qusna6me
26Ic. pert6; Der qreis fir morgen .49.
8oGe @r0fe, gan8 8o0e, frhg gei6rtntte, gefreifte Janel, in
Rof Nufern, ier tparn umo c%omforto6el; lie fir 1.25.
@oGe 9r0Be fir 8%peii4ldfu9e geten, apprettrte gnoen, gum
9ebruu4 fertige WGureiGer 8etoeden; ipe3na bHie Mofe fir 1.89,
IS 1T ni6t ot, Dap mir D2usGns CUR @n3etge 6rtngen, bod 1T
bier cine DEFENDERS CUTE Qualtdt gu einem mGBtgen 9reiie: 1 &tFe in
Doqer 3~630Qiger 8rehe DON rSoel @utman Ii. Co." ge6ld1er N}usz
lin. Sic ftnOen niht beren gei4en fir &c. 9hie &tfe fir nur OF.
Nr MAIDEN sic ipe3ieG buruuf uufnertiam, OoB mir bic befen
purn, mei4 unb Id4t, unb gar0nhrt ME 2e0er hult6ur, fir 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Sn6obur3en z8us.

2aufenbe mari4tren burfuB tpeiter.-
6rauen fpeigern fi4, ettpas gu Ell
fen. - @iele &inber Iterben in
Solge Der Gntbebrungen.-M Gnz
ner fu4en ben neuen Mefiias unb
bre6en bic Steine auf benz Stat
19e Inn.
0prfton, Norbpeit : Serritoz
RUM, 1. Nobember. - 4uF i6rem
Gntbedungsmarf9e mad Dem rneuen
2i9t," bas lie in @innipeg, ber9auptz
ftQbt Der canubif9en probtn3 Maniz
toba, gu finben boffen, erret4ten beute
700 9u9o6or3en, Die aus RuBlano
einqefpanberten itttenftrengen Setttz
rer, bic @tabt Salt Coates, 80 W}etz
len BON bier entfernt. Sic baben9ortz
ton geftern bhm~nefingenb Oerlahen, II.
Quf benz MarI9e na6m i9r religi0fer
5anatismus gu. Die metiten parfen
i6re !6iite unb ale geitern getauften
2ebensmittel tpeit bon it4. Mdn4e 5oz
gen lire &leiber aus un0 murf4irten
i'm 6embe fiirbaB.
Die Ngenten Der Regierung paren
ni9t i'm Stdnbe, ben Marf4 auf5uz
baIten, unb muBten fi4 barauf be-
f9rdnten, na4 ben 5uriidgelafenen
6rauen unb &inbern gu iehen. Die
6rauen iinb in leer itebenoen 9Guiern
untergebra9t. gis geitern ptefen iie
ale Hu6rungsmitteG, i%nsbefOnbere
5leif9, nit GteG 8uriid; erft als 6euz
tie Der !6unger in tbren @ingepetben
nii6lte, na6men fe &ruiten getrpdnez
ten 8robes. Die Srregeleiteten finb
70 erf40pft unb berabgetommen, baB
bic armen, elenben Sduglinge an III
rem 8riifen bas Mtttletb unO Die be-
re6tiqt Gntriiftung auer 4ugen5eugen
mad rufen. @inige Der bebauernsfperz
then Rleinen 1tnb bur9 ben Sob err
loft tpOrben.
9o6 Die W9iitter MAIDEN ii9 barii>
Der teine @orgen. @enn hire 2ieb<
hinge babin fie9en unb fterben, 10 la
gen fe 5Grtli9: r9ieie BADEN bas neue
2i9t qefunben." Mebr, nls t%aufenb
5rauen unb &inber funen bier Der Re=
sierung our 2aft. @tele finb pabniinz
mig, unb ONE peigern ii4, 8uriif gu
febren. 4uf tbren MGrf4en Derfen
bic 0u9Obpraen ale grGBeren Steine
um. Sic motipiren bies bamtt, baB
Der Stein bonn @ra6e bes GrlOiers
hinpegsstpGlat porben lei unb baB tie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

a6er ra9 GrI8einen bes 8Onigs i'm
S6eater Der Sberregtfeur Weerp Elm
Sod auf ben 8Dnig ausbra4te uno
bas Sr9eiter Die &Dnigs : 91mne
fpielte, perlieBen jene bier 9erren I'M
QaufI6ritt ben Saal, I'm nd4ber erlt
nieber gu erf9einen uno peiter6in Die
@aitfreunbi4dft bes &Onigs gu gez
nieben."
NniIa Nugspurg's 8erhdf f
n 9.
Der @emeinDsppr itanD in Weimdr
perDffentli9t cine grtldrung, luut
nel6er bic befannte Srauenre4tlerin
&nitu 4ugspurg lire 8er9dftung abb
fi6tli9 6erbeifii6rte, UNI neues Ngtz
tutions : Matertal gu g%epinnen. Sic
mar befanntli9 an %. Sftober BON
einem 9olt5iiten in @eimar arretirt
tporben, ober auf Der Polt5eipd4e
bulb tpieber freigegeben.
Oie poetif9en S90n E L
ten Btbsl.
Waraeq @ul5er, nel9er als Recitaz
tor i'm ,8unten S6euter" auftritt,
unterna6m Elm ettpus gepagtes @rpez
riment, inbem er an ietnem leBten
9ortraqsabenbe QbI9nitte duS Der
8i6el re5itirte ,um Die bOhen poetii3en
S90nbeiten Der beiligen S4rtft barr
3utbun. Die Wirfung auf bas Puz
blitum mar uber geraoe5u fas5tni>
renb.
Ser 9ruger 4beGsbtplom M
pro5eB.
Selegrapbi6e Mteloungen ausPrag
6eIasen, baB in benz am 81. Sttober
beqonnenen BroSeB negen gri9leiz
dung BON 4oelsbiplpmen groBe @enz
iationen gu ertpdrten iinO unb bo4=
ite6enbe DISQUALIFICATION arg compros
mittirt tperben biirften. Der auf Der
Qnflaqe6anf befinbli9e 9eralbiter
Nlois Weiner Don Mtloenburg perz
ii6te audi in rngdrn u4t3ig Sal
I9ungen bon 4pelsbiplomen. Oer gez
tpeiene 8s5irfsbuuptmann 4ntOn
Sle6ta Sitter BON 8fe6rbsfp, fpel9er
aleidfuns unter Qntlage fte6t. mudte
heute fenfationelIe Gntbiqungen Be-
treffs Der SGH9ungen in eigener
4belsfade. Der 9ro5eb erregt aud
auBerbalb grag auBerOroentIi4esSns
tereiTe unb birfte geruume 3eit in@ln=
ipru9 nebmen. Die 4nfldsef9rift
reprdientirt elm ftattli6es 8u4 Don
42O gef9riebenen 8ogenieiten u. legt
Milben6urg mebr als $50 8etrugs@
fdae sur 2af. Den @OrfiB in ben
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MnIhhr1nHc.

MiffouIa, Mont., 1. Nobem6er.
= Sin unge6eurer 0albbrdnO piz
tibet in Der Slat6eabzS nbianerrR eIerz
patton uuf benz gegeniiber Iiegenben
ufer BON benz Orte Sodo. @iele W2ilz
Iionen bes ~feinIten 9ol5beitanbes i'm
Staate iinb bereits in 6lammen auf>
ge9angen. Nur elm f~tarter Regen ober
S9neefaG fam benz 3erftOrungspert
Der Glammsn ginAalt tbun,