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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

0ie Nttrafttpnen beS
0fufers BON NtarplanO fir
@DmmerfriI6ler perDen in einem
f66n iuuftrirten 9amphlet Der BAL
timore, G6efapeafe C Qttunticz8 a6n"
bef6rie6en, ba5 1Oeben ietn gri&einen
qema6t bat. Dem 8i4lein lit cine
Site Der 6otels unb 8oit6duIer, Osren
Sn6a6ern unO Der 9titan3en bin3uge@
figt, in psl6en tie ii4 Opn ben 8abnz
I|tationen befinOen.
@trb in 8eaOtng 9e>
IN il n DIT. - Sames 6. 9Oteu,
alias 8iQiam @raeff, Elm iunger
Reger, piro CUR 3eit fir Die ReaOing,
ga, 8e60rOen feitgebalten, noielbit
er tpegen 9ie6itabls BON $110 bon
6rn. So6n g. See, einem p%rominentcn
9olififer, gepiinf4t ntrO. 9orpel iOa
ben Oiebita6l erIt am 0&tttpo4 be-
qanqen 6aben. Gr purbe an Der
QiabAtraBen : @erfte feitaenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13
9(tlantic. Gitn= spcstalsma
auf Ger ,.@ennfpIDamfa : G~tienbabn."

duT Ger UpenntDloanld clleHOuuu'
Die ngennfplbania : Gifenbobnz
Gompagnie" bat beI4lOfen, Dom 13.
sunni an ben NtIunttczGitp y
@pe3ta13ug an jeOem 8O4en>
tage fabren gu IaFen. 4bfabrt bon
Baltimore Q1nton Statton) 2,15
Na6mittags, @ntunft in QtIantic>
GitD $40 g}a4mtttag5. Ser 3ug
nirD aus 9uGman 8uffetz9orIorz
8aggons unb nGoa6es" nit 8eiti6ul
Bethlehem unb neNaggOnne4ieI ii6er
Die 9elanarez8 Stout bur4z
fa6ren. Die 8iidfa6rt BON Qtlanticz
Gitp erFoIgt (beginnenO am IA, SunD
I'M 2.25 Na4mittags, Qntunft in
Baltimore 5.58 No4mittogs,
0579,64
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13
Sir n(hmniihrn Shielr.

G6icago, u, Suni,-0er @ors
tiger bes 8iirger : Gomite'5, pel6es
bic @orbereitungen 5u BEN i'm Sabre
1904 ftuttfin0en0en OlpmpiI6en
Spleen 81 treffen bat, ernannte 9rn.
6. g. 6aue, einen Der befannteiten
Deutf4 : Qmerituner G6tcagO's, gum
@oriiBer zines Inter : Qu5I4u6e8,
pelter fi6 I'm Die Mlitnirtung fremz
Der 6eere5 : 4bt6eilungen bemii6en
ion. Bel Dem bo6en Qnieban, bus
9r. 6aue aud an maBgebenOer STEELE
in 9eut56lano befiBt - er nuroe Dor
einiger 3eit Our6 8erleibung be8 roz
tGen QDlerorben5 3tpeiter &laFe aus
ge3ei9net - lift Die @a6l ais cine
gang Oortreffli6e gu be3ei6nen, unO
es ite6t gu boffen, oaB 9eutI4lano Ell
ne aniebnlide U}ilitdr : 4btbeilung
gu Dem 6efte entTenoen pirb.
6r. SEP, SO. @6len purbe benz
&usI4uFe CUR 60rOerung atbletii6er
llebunQen 6eigeieat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

Detterdusfidten n. = Sir
Marplano unb Den Oiitritt Columbia
@epitter, Regengife unb tiibleres
@etter en- 5reitag, tpubrideinli9
au6 &egen am 6amftag, fIOli4e,
fpdter berdnDerli9e Winbe.
GA -
Tragt die AD8S Ot8, Die lhr Inner G6sauft HABIT
s s5sifs &MNIzM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

4penre unb Nortbpeft : @trdBe, bic
nabe BEL chamber liegen, oft nit einz
amber perpe4IeIt piirben. Der 8ez
f6GuB purbe f9lieBli4 aud nit l4m=
ge6ung bes Gomtte'5 iofort gum err
item Male berlefen.
Der brittle 8eT9luB, Der bes 9rn.
&ul6, ben Namen gIaret : AIep in
8riscoeftraBe u%m3udnbern, fpuroe Gil
bas StraBen : GDmtte Derpteien.
Mngenommen purben
i'm eri item 3petge:
Die @erorbnung, Die 8e9dlter Der
@6ul : Gontabler auf $3.50 PRO
Su6r fet5ufeBen, unb
Der 8ef6luB, ben Stabt Sngez
nieur gu .autoriiiren, bei'm Pflafern
Der M&c@uapbitraBe, 3pii4en Gam
baleItraBe unb 2afapette : 4penue, 5u
beiben @eiten Der StraBe RuienpldBe
ber3uIteqen;
i'm 3petten 3petge:
bic @erorbnung, bic 8eIt : 2iniez
8a6n gu autoriItren, elettrif4e MOtOz
rem CUR .8efDrberung BON 8dfagierz
unb 5ra9t3iigen Our4 ben Belt
Sunnel 5u benuBen.
Gpmite 8ert9t.
Ous Gpmite fir itdbtti4es Gigerz
t6um beri9tete ben 8e14luB, ben
Gontroleur gu uutoriIiren, Elm irreguz
lGres @runoftiid an Der @~oIOtruBe,
pel6es Die Stabt bet'm 9ur66ru6
Der @traBe ertpar6, auf DffentItder
QuttiOn gu berfuufen, giinItig Elm.
9atten feline SurtsDtt@
tom.
SIN 8~fpeiten 3petge tpurbe elm Don
6rn. Smith eingsrei6ter 8ef6luB,
6rn. !6ermann 8o6ler 81 geitdtten,
einen 9ol5f9uppen an gfr. 209, Glib
@benitraBe, %an3ubauen, unter &ufz
6ebung Der &egeln angenommen. SIN
eriten 3peige fpurDe berielbe aber auf
ben Slid gelegt, neil Der StdotratR,
nie ST. 9epbart ertIdrte, feline fol6e
@rfaubniB ertbetlen t0nnte, 9u5 Ite6e
unter Der Surisbittion 0es 9ebGuOez
Snfpeftors.
8ertagung.
Der @tuOtrut6 pertagt4 fi4 Bis
heute M6enb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

G6renDpIIe 6 m a Il n g
er6ielten Die folgenOen Stuoenten oes
rMarptanD Gouegs Der Wtuiit uno
Riinfe," g1r. 325, Mac0}e6enzStr.:
Sri, Gillian 2u6be6uien, SRI. 4lice
QnoerIon, Sri. Goru Saplor, SRI.
Sennie M}arf6au, SRI. 2Ola 9inB,
SRI. 6attie Morgan, Sri. 81, Siaacs
uno 6r. 9ermann Altpeter.
8rutule S6at. - Ggon BON
8ie6erfein, elm II Sabre alter 8nabs,
nur0e an Mittpo4 4benO an Der
G6e BON Qliceunnaz uno Caroline
6traBe bon Dem 30 Sabre alien 4n@
Drep 6armann in 10 brutaler 8eiIe
miB6anoelt, 0aB er sinen &innbadenz
6ru9 erlitt uno ms st. SoiepRss
6ofpital" ge74afft peroen mnBte.
@eitern purDe 6armann unter $1,000
8iirgi4aft fir feinen Pro5eB geiteat.
8ie6eritein po6nt in g&r. 1430, DR.
leans 5traBe, unb 6armdnn in Nr,
$50. @ubz9 aGas5StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13
,.@cntlrmen's Sribiug Garf, &"

9inftiges 8etter bringt grOBe Be-
t6etIigung. - Die 3ennba3n in
gutem 3uitonOe. - DIX @nmslz
bungen fir 6eute.
0te 8ennen i'm v@entIemen's
9riDtng 9art" tonnten geitern pro-
grammgemdB bur4gefibrt perOen
unD cine groBe 4n3a6l @pprt5freunoe
betbeiltgten it4 an Oenfel6en. Die
8ennba6n mar Our4 ben Regen am
Mittno8 in Dor3iigIi6en 3utano
perfeBt nor0en. 9us am Mittpo4
unter6ro6ene 8ennen ipurOe geitern
e6enfau8 beenbtgt unO tbeilten ii4 bic
folgenOen 9ferOe in Die ausgeieBten
0retfe:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

IA. gdros zb,- iSeudz gB,tt.
SH meter. ~4'N tisteit SGih 9 h1
no ga 90 SIS Sc 90 81. 6 Crib.
500 =. 1884 50 al z. " SlaT'
p3itr. garonistern. 20.s 81 9ehf. EaeImOmsterf...92
aI,,ti Sb,r,1nm,t,yH rs Jisortohcr IS
Die b5hiie SGHc1iafit Sfs gsIuoes III elTer Sfuuee
bstrua 10 Tleileu ron SuoDeiteH.
9~as oeftrtae @etter.- Die hohite 8enIz
nsrntur bes ~oeitriaen Cages (bi5 8 uhr gbe1o5) mar
ouf nah9enaHnteH StatloneH, uIe folst:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

GnDe bes n8rep It 0 e
GGubs." - Der n@repfone<@lub,"
cine Der 6eoeutenbIten bemofrutti4en
SrqaniIationen Ofz8altimOre's, Die
felt IA Sa6ren regsn Nntbeil an ben
politif6en @ampagnen na9men, bat
fi6 aufgel0it, angebli4 tpegen Der
4putbie Der Wtitslieoer. Der CLUB
purbe i'm Suli 1888 gegriinoet, nno
6r. 0m. g. 3pan, Bis Dor 8ur5em
5efretGr oes Mapors 6upeS, NOR Der
erite prGfibent, Gr bate oieIes 4mt
II Sabre lang inne. Dor Sd6ren
bate Der Club 400 MitglieOer unO
3uIeBt nur 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13
Qlus Baltimore Guunth.
4usbru8 aus benz 8efdn9niB in
3opion psrbinOert, - 8eri4ieoez
mes aus benz Gpuntp.

Qusbru6 aus Dem 8efGngntB in
SopIon psr6in0art, - 8eri4ieOez
mes aus benz GpuntD.
6. 81. 9rice, Der 0a4tnd9ter i'm
@efGngniB 81 SoniOn, DerbinOerte
am leBten 9ienitag Q6enO einen Der
iu4 me6rerer Sniafen OeReI6en, aus
Dem 9efdngntB 81 enttommen. 4lS
6r. 8rtce am genannten 46enO ben
DienIt untrat, entoedte er, OaB Der
Wt0rtel in Der ,3eQe SIR. l i'm eriten
Gtodlperfe oes @efdngniiIe5 los9e<
f6loqen mar, unb oaB MIR neniq On
itrangung r0t6tg mar, UNI Den Sc
~fangenen 8elegen6eit gu geben, aus
benz 8efGngniB au83ubre4en. 9r.
9rice 6s~14ri6tigte Den S6eriff
unO Oieiar iorgte oafir, OaB Da5 God
pieDer 3u8smauert DurOe.
Neue 8riDilegten.
Die gommi7Gre pon Baltimore
GOuntp bdben be16loherl, Der v8dltlz
more=Gountp electric &c Water Co."
Die GrIau6niB 5u geben, WuferrObren
in gepiTen StraBsn 81 8ODan5tODn
gu legen, fails inner6al6 bret 8o6en
fem GtnpanD oagegen erbOben miro.
8i86er bate bic nSureDo uno @mblaz
9art8 @uter Co." ben Gontratt fir
Da5 Qegen Der R06ren, bod but tie
unqe6li6 nod ni4t nit Dem 2egen
DerIelben begonnen, lpoOur4 tie ben
@ontrQtt bra6.
S6Itmm Der6runnt.
George 6u96e8, Elm Qngeiteuter i'm
8affinir : 0epartement Der r8oItiz
mor2zGountD Glectric Dorf8" gu
Canton, puroe geitern M}orgen Oaz
fslbTt Ouour4 f6limm Derbrannt,
baB Der Sn6alt zines grOBen 9uBl0fz
fels e~rplooirte unD ii6 iiber Die re6te
6eits feine5 &0rper5 ergoB. Gr err
lit I6limme 8ranOpunOen an Der
re6ten Settle Des Mdgen5 uno muBte
mad fetner 8o6nung, g}r, 1926, o.
9onneuzStraBe gei4afft perOen, ND
er in tritiT4em 3uitanOe Darnieoer=
liegt.
Wurbe freigelafen.
Der IS Sabre ate SoIep6 8rapion
BON g&r. 226, 9rattitraBe, 9ig6lanoz
tODn, tpeI6er angeiaulOi8t mar, Ell
men unIittli6en 2(ngrtFf auf Die 8
Sabre ate emma 66iiBler, Gde Der
8. uno 2om6arO@StraBe 6egongen gu
6aben, DurOe geitern Morgen Dom
Squire" 0}iiaer in Der POli5eiitation
gu Canton freigslaFen, ba nur Inn
it~anbS6epeiie gegen i'm b~orlagen.
QIbert 9ergenrDt4er'5
Sob.
5rau George 9ofmonn, cine
G6ne5ter oes 6rn. Gilbert 6ergenz
r0t6er, Der ange6lia gu GOnepzS5>
LAMB, 0.zg., am Mittpo6 itar6, err
tlGrte geitarn, oaB iie bt56sr nod feline
neitere 0a6ri4t Don benz 5ooe i6re5
8ruber5 er9alten babe. sic nO6nt in
SIR. 211, Gios8egeiter@StraB2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13
Der 9eutfde Correspondent.
Srettas, ben 1s. ssnmi 1902.
unterbaItmras. ge

ltnterhaItnrass09 cafpciier.
rMaarblanb Snbuftrial Expedition"
BON 81. gtui bis IA. SUM.
r@lectriczYarf." = Seben Ibenb
unb Samfasss ga6mittoos @auOspile=9 Orteluna
gen.
Sbabb Sibe 8drt Griiber Meeter's).
Mluft.
r9entlemen's 9rtbing 9drt." -
TO-, H., II. unb 10. SUM. G~riibiabrs .8enutn.
n~9baltaIMGnner6or" unb Oamenz
@erein. Sonntaq, ben 10. SUM, GrturiOn per
Sampler r9etrela. mad Gltonus9ca6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13
erinft Sennp's Sbcc mnO SaHce.

@egen Qualitdt unO Preis felt 30
Sa6ren berI6mt.
6. .. &ennp o. So 2GDen.
S6ee. &uffee. 3uder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

Die Gennen i'm y@entlemens
0riDtng 9art" tonnten geitern pro-
grammgemGB our9gefiibrt perOen
unD cine groBe 4n3a6l @pOrt5freunoe
6et6eiligten Ii9 an beniel6en. Die
3enn6a6n NOR bur9 ben &egen am
Mittpo6 in bor3iigli8en 3uitanD
perfeBt por0en. 9us am Mittpp4
unter6roGene Rennen purDe geitern
e6enfau8 beenoigt uno tbeilten ii9 Die
folgenoen 9feroe in Die ausgeIeBten
Preife:
rG6artoge @irl" ......1,
n8ranf gotum" ........2.
rSba g." ............3.
n8rince a." ..........4.
9os 8eIuItat Der geitrigen &ennen
mar:
2,25 aGuffe 3ro6er,
,9r. 8odner" ..............1,1,1
n6il6er Sing. 1922,
nMattie .2,4,8.
n@unOl States" .5,3,4.
n6annp" 1856,
rRi4arD s." ,4,8,3.
ngQtreliu" .6,6,7,
mGiIter g." .7,7,5.
s3eit 2.21A 2.19h 2.224.
2.16 8Iaffe 4aBgdnger.
n@Da0ne" .2,ll,I.
,@oloen .4,3,2.
SEQ. 81. 1924.
oRo8sGe" .5,5,5,
oReoOie RuFel" ............14,3.
Sci Dem Rennen, aus pel4em
nGDaone" ais Sie9er berOOrgin9, err
eignete ii6 Elm 3ufa1, Der groBe 4ufz
requnq 6erpprrief unO ben @ettenoen
cine i60ne 6umme t~Otete. DIS
ndmli6 Der Starter" GDan5 ba5
53ei6tn gum 8eginn Oe5 leBten &enz
mems CAB uno bic 8ofelenter lire
4ferDe au5gretfen IieBen, 3og er aus
3erfe6en an Der @lode, pel6e oa5
,3ei6en gum Mn6alten 9iebt, ngOaoz
mes" Qentsr tiimmsrte it4 ni6t baz
rum, Die anoeren aber 6ielten iofort
an. Inter ben Regeln Der Rennge>
feuf6aft muBta nun D@DaOne" Der
4rets 3uert6etlt perOen, unO Oa5 auf
Die ii6rigsn 9feroe genettete 8elo fiel
rem 8u66aGtern gu, nbrannte duf
pie Die Sportsleute iagen.
Die Qnmeloungen fir 4sute iinO:
2.18 &Iaife= 3rdber.
g2(uitin 8op," G6a5, RoFer, Bell
aire, .,
.Gorl 2pnO9urit, 81, aoFer, Bell
air, ..
ngut Mc@regOr," s. 8srn6eimer,
8ent'5 9riping 9art.
nM}iuiarD 6aunoars," @m,8arnsz
bale, iun., BRADFORD, ga.
slipper" %. g, 8iggS, 8ent'5
0riDing Purt.
n8inOfornooo, Cumberland Staz
6les, 8riOgeton, MS.
n8o6erto," 81, 9entdeI, Baltimore,
2.23 &Iaffez 9uB9Gnger.
nRsbe," 6. s, 8. 6lot, 8iaiam5z
port, ga.
.86s @%puniurO," $. 8srn6eimer,
gentlemsn'5 0rioin9 Part.
nQittle Bob" Sol. s. 4aul, 8o!z
timore,
rMort6o 6oro," 3, :, Sage, Ser
lin, Mb.
,GbarIotts g." Gbas. @beors,
Baltimore : Gountp, N}O.
r8lat Soe," G4as. &OHsr, Bell
aire, ..
Did 0nporO," @snt's 0riOin8
8arf.
@entlemen'5 9riOin9 9art.
SEEMING Maaine," @. g. 8t898,
8entlemen'5 0riDing Part.
nGaptoin," Gog6oa : 6arm, 93os=
folt, go.
.GolOpOoO 5or," g., 8ospeu,
gDrt5mouth, Ba.
n@tuie 8tnts," 6. 6. 8oterS,
Germantown, Mb.
nM2innie 8.,~ 6. s. 8ater5, Ser
mantonn, N}O.
g8eue 2intpooO," S. 6. 2outerz
bad, Baltimore.
Dan 9u3sI," S, 81. aice, @entlez
mems 9riping 8urt.
g8erfleD Bell" s. s. 4norep,
Gonopingo, MO.
SUDAN" unO r9orfmont," paIace
Gr6ange Stables, p6ildOelp6ia, ga.
atlantic 6 ttn=s g estal5na
auf Der ,.@ennfpIpanta : Gtisnbabn."
Die n9~ennipI0ania : Giien6ubnz
Gompagnie" bat beI4lOfen, pom 13.
Sunni an ben NtlanttczGitn n
@pe3taI3ug an jeOem @odenz
tuge fa6ren gu IaTen. A6fabrt BON
Baltimore Q1nion : Station 2,15
Ra6mittug5, @ntunft in Qtlanticz
GitD $40 g2a4mittog5. Ser 3ug
piro aus Puuman 8uffetz9orlorz
8ag9ons unb nGoa6es" nit 8eiti6ul
G.loGo, ,,,S o6,,om thor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13
q ptt3e n.

Mdnor 6anes, gu Defen Btlt6ten
Die iG6rliGe Snipettion aller 1tGottz
16en 9epartement5 ge66rt, pirO beute
nit Der SripettiOn res 8aher : De-
partements beginner.
ST. Seffrep 81. 8radett, 9rd7tOent
Der ftGbtif6en WobItbdtigteits : Be-
60rbe, lit na9 Nep : Yorf gereiit, no
er in Der nG9Iten @o4e Der nS4ule
fir 96ilantbropie" i'm nl1niteO Gbaz
ritD Building" an Der 4. QOenue uno
Der %. GtraBe bDriteben nirb.
8ebGuoe : Snfpettor 8reItOn bat
6rn. gilbert %. Cooper gum @6sfz
@lerf feines Bureaus ernannt an
@teue BON Sames s. Stetpurt, mel
der reiignirt bat. Die SteQe bringt
$1,000 pro Sa6r.
Die Baltimore Storage &c @drez
6ou1e g." rei9te geitern i'm Bureau
Des @ebGuoez Snfpeftors cine Qppliz
fation Elm Inn Die @rlaubniB gum
8au zines 5~tpetftDdigen 9ebGubes auf
CIR. 4O8 uno 40, @ibz@utap>Str.;
bus @e6duoe ntrb 81 Bel no SUB
groB.
MaDor 6apes untportete Der 4oIi>
5ei6e6Drbe geitern, baB er Deren 9e@
fu6, 3pai iunge Mtdnner BON @odeps@
bile fir ibre Mithiilfe BET Der 8er6af>
tung bes M0rbers Oes PoIi3titen Do
nobue gu beIobnen, an Die 8uD8stbez
60rbe perpiei len babe.
Der eleftrii8e Motor fir ben Sc
trie6 bes @lepotors i'm Rat66uuie
purbe getern pom S~ngenieur 9helps
in Sang geIeBt. 9erielbe tOitet 5000,
bat 40 9ferDefrGfte uro fam II per
fpnen uuf einmal i'm 5abrituRl befOr>
bern.
sSo6n 6. @tolte, Der iid fir bier
Sabre dlter belt, als er Dirtli4 it,
purDe geitern BON ben 6euer : @Om=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

ySbnlia MGnncrd1ur" mnO Sd
m%enncrein, GEfuriiDn nadb 9lltuna=
Sendl, StUncO=Greef, SDnntaa, ID.
Stunt 1902. Sampler uRetrel," SUB
BON 9Orf=Str., 4 Hit unb > 1tbr
WfurgcnS unS 2 1tbr 0adbmittaas,
o Srotun'S Serfte, SrDaSmaD,
10 Winutcn ipiter. (163r5r6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

Ntur ancim bel Trnnf Stetl's Bier
la6t 0e8 Slides Sonne mir, nenn
ih OteTes 8rGu nun trint', mir Die
belle 5reuDe mint. Q64)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

~ ctterberid1t.
Der, Gtadten 10 ctterzS Bureau
SaLtimore, Den II. Stunt 1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

8ufeboII. Die Orioles" gez
pannen geItern bas erite Spiel in III
rer @erte nit benz CLUB in Detroit,
unb 5tpar in 6oIge Der Sebler ber=
Kitchener @pieler bes leBteren Clubs.
0untel6eit unterbra9 ben @onteit, 10
baB nur iteben Snnungen gum &uSz
trag gebra9t perben. tonnten, Die
Score" mar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

sam Fagsz unb Sonntd9ss
GrfurfOnen no6 @aI6jngton, nht
$1.25 uuf Der n9ennfpIOanier @is
morgen, @amIag, uno Conn
tag; giiltig fir bic 8udFobrt Big gum
folgenoen Montog. NQe 3Ige, ben Ii
mitirtsn @on9reb3ug au5genommsn,
CWdriRiGrA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13
G4ineftf6e Re6ellen ges
6Iuqen.

Canton, II. SUM-. - Die 8ez
6euen, tpel6e 8nei Gin, Die 9aupts
itaot Der iiioli6en 4rOpin3 &pung
81, 6elagerten, iinO Don Den 8e8ies
ru~ng8truppen gei4logen por0en.
@rDbeben in GcuaOOr.
8uaDaqutl GcuaOor, II.
SUM-. - 6eftige GrOerT4iitterun8en
1ino pG6reno Der IeBten 3pet BO6en
gu 8ulcan, einem na6e Der Gren3e
DON Colombia 8eIegenen StdOt4en,
eingetreten.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-13

SeL u y u II y.
Der StaOtrotA pertagt4 fi4 Bis
heute N6eno.
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wales Is Treated Cody.

Berlin. Jan. 27.-Sunday passed
without any disrespect being shown
to the Prince of Wales, who arrived
here Saturday evening to represent
King Edward at the celebration of the
anniversary of the birth of Emperor
William today. German crowds have
a too deeply abiding respect for royal
personages and are too thoroughly po-
Iced to ever jeer them. But in a city
where the lifting of ones hat is as
universal as ordinary civility, ii was
singular to see the passing crowds
with never a hat raised, and to hear
no murmurs of applause
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-27
TRUTA'SFA FACE
Got a Blow II hen cranborna
Spoke says t,erman
Papers.
THEI say II ISN'T SC
Story THAT Germany Was the In
stieator III The Plan Of European
Intervention Bitterly ueaied.
f..a White Thing l. Aseribed In
Berlin to Attempt TO Mar Prince
Hcnry'S Pleasure.

Berlin. Jan. 27-The German press
throughout shows irritation over the
alleged British attempts TO throw sus-
picion on the policy entertained to-
ward the United States by Germany
before the outbreak of the Spanish
American war. Nearly all the Ger
man newspapers regard these alleged
attempts in the same light as does
the Deutsches Tages Zeitung. Dwell
ing upon the motives which actuated
the Interpolation of Henry Norman
in the British house of commons Jan.
20. that paper says: In the London
reports cabled TO New York ii is al
legged that Germany was the instigator
of plan to bring about intervention
by the European powers against the
United States. This is a direct blow
in the face of truth. But what of 1t?
1t might, perhaps. on the verge of
Prince Henrys visit. create i'll feeling
in the United States, in which case
the object underlying Mr.. Norman s
Interpolation and the answer thereto
of Lord Cranborne, as we'll as that of
the inventions sent abroad by English
newspaper agencies. would be full
filled" The National Zeitung con-
cludes a page editorial on the friend
ship between the United States and
Germany in these words: The only
object of the visit of Prince Henry
to the United States is the cultivation
of this sentiment The German EN-
peror could give the United States no
better proof of the feelings and senti
ments animating him and the German
people in regard to the greatness and
development of the Union as a civil
LIKING power than in sending his
brother there. Prince Henry goes. as
it were, as the interpreter of German
friendship for the United States. He
is the first German prince from the
old reigning house who treads the
soil of the great republic. and I'M
doubtedly his acquaintanceship with
the most prominent men of the Union
will exercise a beneficial effect upon
national relations.
THE visit of Prince Henry must
dissipate all the foolish and malicious
assertions of political antagonism be
tween Germany and the United States
and of German plans of conquest in
the American sphere of influence. and
instead thereof. strengthen and estab-
lish feelings of mutual recognition
and equality of standing. No treaty
or alliance between Germany and the
United States is needed. Ever since
the existence of the United States
peace friendship and trade inter
course have prevailed between us.
-. L.@
wish to remain in the same relations
in the future. and the reception which
the people. the government and pub
lie opinion are preparing for him on
American soil. will give splendid
proof that the Americans cherish sim
liar sentiments and hopes"
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A Deep Mystery.

1t is mystery why women endure
backache, headache. nervousness,
sleeplessness. melancholy, fainting
and dizzy spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters will
quickly cure such troubles. Il suf
fered for years with kidney trouble. =
writes Mrs. Phebe Chsrley, of Pc
terson, Ia, and lame back panied
me SO | could not dress myself. but
Electric Bitters wholly cured me, and
although 73 years old, | now am able
to do all my homework. IL over
comes constipation, improves appe-
tite, Civ perfect health. O1ly soc
at A. G. Luken & Co. S drug store
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-27

Pretoria. Jan. 27.-Colonel Wilson
captured 30 Beers near Frankfort in
Orange River Colony last Saturday
He was preparing at dawn the next
day to move away with his captives
when a superior force of Beers made
a desperate effort to recapture the
prisoners. A hot fight ensued. in
which all but three of the prisoners
escaped and in which few men were
killed or wounded on both sides.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-27
WILL BE RESUMED.
Through Service to Florida
Resorts via Penneylva-
MIA Lines

Through car service to Florida and
winter resorts in the south via Gin
cinnati, Atlanta and Macon, success
fully inaugurated on the Pennsylva-
MIA lines last winter will be resumed
about January 9th. 1902. Sleeping
cars will run from Pittsbn' Q and
from Chicago via Cincinnati. "A tlan-
ia and Macon to Jacksonville and ST.
Augustine. The service the coming
season will be daily except Sunday,
and the schedule will be about as
follows:
Leave Chicago 90 noon. Logans-
port, $40 o. m; kokomo, 343 D. m.
Elwood, AIS p. No.: Anderson. 4:43
p. NJ; Richmond, 500 D. NJ; Eaton,
Ohio, 6:25 p m. Hamilton, 705 D. %. /;
arriving Cincinnati 500 p. m, TAX
ing passengers through that city
without change or transfer, and
leaving Cincinnati $50 D. m. via
Queen & Crescent route. arriving
Cittico Chattanooga, $50 a. m. !:
Atlanta, 10 80 a. m: Macon, LOO p.
NJ; Jacksonville, $40 D. m; ST.
Augustine, $50 p. N. next day.
Returning the through sleeping
cars for Chicago. Pittsburp and in
sermediate points via Cincinnati and
the Pennsylvania Lies will leave
ST. Augustine, SIS a. M; Jackson
vile, 9:l5 a. m. daily, except Sun
dav.
For particulars about the through
service communicate Nth local ticket
agent of the Pennsylvania Lines or
address w. W. Richardson, District
Passenger Agent, Indianapolis, Ind.
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TO THE SOUTH.
Take the Florida Special for Jackson
VILE. st. Augustine and all Points
South via the Popular
C. R. s. NJ

The c., r. s. NJ. makes connections
at Cincinnati with the Florida
special, the through trains on the
Cincinnati Southern. Sleeping car
recommendations will be reserved on
application Connection is also
n AIDE at Cincinnati with the Louis
vile & Nashville, through trains for
Nashville, Birmingham, MontRom-
cry, Pensacola, Mobile and New
Orleans.
Special excursion rates are made
70 all southern winter resorts
One fare for the round trip will be
made tn New Orleans for the Mardi
Gras, Feb. End to 9th.
L. & n. trains for the south, leav-
ing Cincinnati at o'clock will be
held for c., r. Il NJ. passengers. For
further Information call on
CHAS A. BLAIR.
Tel. "A City Ticket Agent.
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New Orleans. Sept. 1. 1900.

What would you think of your
groceryman if be sold you sand for
sugar? What do you think of a
druggist. who offers YOU a substitute
for the Madison Medicine CT. s Rocky
Mountain Tea. Ask your druggist.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-27
Says He Was Tortured.

Il suffered such pain from corns i,
could hardly walk, writes 81. Rob
inson, Hillsborough, H., .'but Buck
len s Arnica Salve completely cured
them. Acts like magic on sprains,
bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burns,
boils, ulcers. Perfect healer of skin
diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed
by A. G Luken s Co., druggists.