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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05

Inhabited by q Nomadic Race De-
seconded From the Arabs - Their
Strange Religious Beliefs - why
England Must Crush the Mollah.
England seems never to be entirely
at peace. Always there appears TO be
fighting in some one of her colonies
or dependencies Her latest trouble
with the Mad Mollah, by which two
British officers and hundred men
were slain, has aroused the foreign Of
flee, and a Furnishing force has been
sent to crush that troublesome indl-
vidual.
General w. ii. Manning, who will
have charge of affairs in Somaliland, is
the principal military officer in the
foreign office and secretary of the pro
tectorate of Somalland. His familiar
ity with the land of the Mad Mollah
augurs i'll for the welfare of that IA
matte.
Arabs describe as Bar Again." or the
Unknown Land" that particular horn
of Africa's eastern coast which lies di-
and which from time immemr rial has
enjoyed so evil reputation that not
only has it been avoided by the vast
majority of explorers of the Dark Con-
tinent, but has likewise in the partition
of the latter by the great powers of
/ Europe been left untouched save as
regards the coast line, none of them
| caring to assume the responsibilities
of the sovereignty of the hinterland.
| There is an Italian, an English, an
| Abyssinian and a French Somaliland
! But the rule of none of these four ma
tons extends beyond the littoral, and
the part of the natives of the hinter-
land to interfere with the trade that
| finds its outlet and inlet at the various
stations on the coast the tribes of the
interior are left to fight among them
selves as much as they please, and no
attempt is made to bring them under
subsection.
The Somalis are nomadic race and
claim to be descended from fugitive
| Arabs who, abandoning their own
country, landed on the Somali coast.
subsequently intermarrying with the
local tribes. The dawn of the Solelli
people comedies with the rise of Mo
manned some 1000 or 1900 years ago.
They, however, do not belong to the
true African race. for they reveal no
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05


signs of the negroid type and from
slight resemblance in language are be-
lieved to be allied to the races of Hin
dustan.
The religion professed by the So
malis-that is to say, the most fanat-
ical type of Islam-has the effect OF
keeping them engaged in constant war
fare with their neighbors, the Abys-
sinians, who profess what is probably
the lowest class of Christianity. In
deed, one of the most cherished objects
of the Somali and, in fact, of all the
warlike Mohammedan tribes of that
portion of Africa, has been to prevent
Abyssinia from securing or retaining
possession of seaport on the north
east coast of the Dark Continent.
This is due to an ancient Mohamme
dan prophecy, according to which Nee
ca, the most holy place of Islam, will
one day be RACED to the ground by the
Abvssinians, an event which Will be
attended by the most disastrous conse
ouences for the whole Of the Moslem
world.
IT is owing to this belief that the
British must crush the Mad NOLAN,
since to leave him urconquered would
place them in bad light not only with
the Egyptian army, but also in the eyes
of the SO.OOO,OOO Mohammedans in In.
dia.
TO abandon Somaliland to his sway
would work incalculable damage to
her power and prestige In all other MO
bammedan countries under her rule.
Not only must he be defeated, but
crushed absolutely. For in the case OF
Islam more than in that Of any other
creed the authenticity of the mahdis
and prophets is gauged by the degree
of their success against the inhdeis
and the leaders of any armed religious
movement are not relegated to the
ranks of false prophets until defeat
capture or death has convinced theii
coreligionists that they were frauds.
This is the task assigned to Genera
Manning. To assist him he VIII have
the troops already in Somaliland ant
nm extra brigade from India. That he
will eventually succeed is certain, bu
at what cost remains to be seen.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05
Better than q Plaster.

A piece OF flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on
the affected parts is better than plaster
for lame back and for pains in the side
or chest. Pain Balm has no superior as
a lihiment for the relief Of deep seated
muscular and rheumatic pains. For sale
by John w. Thurston, Island Pond.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05
Self Publication Of River Waters.

Self Publication Of River Waters.
The work Of examination of the sur
face waters of this country recently
inaugurated by the division or hyufog
raphy of the United States geological
survey may shed some new light on
the old moor question as to how lohs
a distance 1t is necessary for river TO
flow in order to purify itself. This Is
the question at issue between the cities
of Chicago and ST. Louis, occasloned
Inv the opening of the Chicago drain
age canal through which the sewage
of Chicago is conducted to the Misss-
sippi river via Des PLANES and Illinois
rivers, the ST. Louis people insisting
that there will follow effects detri-
mental to the waters of the Mississippi
at the latter city.
1t is we'll knowz from chemical anal
ysis and physical examination that
VARYING degree of publication takes
Mace in river in the course OF It's
progress.
In early days this was thought to De
due to aeration, and the tumbling OF
water down mountain sides became the
basis for poetic Implication OF purity.
The experiments of the Massachusetts
state board of health have shown that
aeration has little or no effect upon the
condition of organic matter in water
that is, the organic matter Is not ASSIST
1 ed in its oxidation by agitation in the
air. 1t was also found that the highest
degree Of activity In oxidation proc
esses is to be found In quiesceht OF
stagnant waters. 1t then became clear
that self publication in sluggish
stream is far more effective tfah III Il
swift current and that dams ana othei
inpediments have beneficial eHec'
mon the condition Of water In river
channels.
The promulgation Of these facts leu
to an entire change IN the IDEAS con
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05

far out at sea to mark some dangerous
rock or shoal they are battered and
tossed by furious storms.
While every year sees more or less
damage to lighthouses and beacons,
there is only one spot along the coast
that has defied the lighthouse builders
successfully, and that is Diamond
shoals, off Cape Hatteras, the most
dangerous place in the service.
Several attempts have been made to
build lighthouse on the shoals, but SO
far unsuccessfully. So this year, as in
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05

People suffering from the high prices
Of beef who expected to get along on
terrapin will be panied to learn that
the Maryland variety is quoted at $50
q dozen
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05

It is intimated that the scenery
around Lake Como is considerably less
picturesque than the manner in which
Mr.. Schwab has been spending money
in that neighborhood.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05
Wbot He Meant.

81 see Follansby is on his legs again."
"No. he isn't. He hasn't cent. Had
TO sell his horse and carriage"
"Thats what ! mean. Now he
walks."-Success.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05
| THE & |
| ELDERLY |
| ktsE By ZOE
| LINZ ANDERSON
NORRIS
| Cpr'gl', 100, by
Zas anderson Norris

a MAN rarely becomes interest
"a Ing until lac has arrived at
N that stage in his existence
o whore he has outlived the age
n 8 % cossciouSnesS.
TIp laird had arrived at that stage
H., .y.,s INF resting to degree which
borlcrrd upon charm
INT him quite casually in this way:
I had been rived out to the steamer In
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05

Miss Matte Nay-That womans
scolding her husband because he went
out between the acts.
Mrs. Oldhand-Yes; she hasn't been
married long evidently or she'd be sat
isfied If he came in occasionally be-
tween drinks.-Philadelph Record.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-12-05
DARK SOMALILAND.
BUT LITTLE KNOWN OF THIS ODD
CORNER OF EASTERN AFRICA.

Inhabited by q Nomadic Race De-
seconded From the Arabs - Their
Strange Religious Beliefs - Why
England Must Crush the MolInh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Sic &niirrrehe in Gnien.

Gum 5ipeiten Male bat &uifer Wilz
belm feinen poGnif9en untert9dnen Die
@abr6eit geIagt: fur3 unb binoig,
ernit, entf9ieOen, aber aud perfObnz
lid. Die Marienburger 3ebe bes
Raifer3 bate Der Ndtiunalitdtenz8ez
pegung in ben Ditli4en Brobin3en
neue Na6rung gegeben. Der Polen
Mntnprt auf Die taiierli9e &ebe mar
Die bemonitratipe 5eier Der S4la9t
BON SdnneHberg. Die in ndtionalen
Sragan lei9t erregbaren polnti6en
Mdfen purben bon groBpolnti4en
sSiibrerr uno 6eBern aufgeita3elt,
man ma9te propuganba fir elm
@roBpolen, unb Bel Dem 8eiu9e oes
&aiiers in Der propin3 POfen poaten
fi6 bic 8plen bemonitratib fern bal
ten. Man rtet6 Dem 8aiier iogar ab,
na9 poien gu tpmmen. &dtier Wtlz
6elm lit trpbbem gefommen; er TT Don
Der oeutI9en 8ep0lferung Der Propin5
gldn3eno unb iubelnb empfangen tporz
ben. 6err pon Stablepsti, Der Gr5z
biI9of Der 8pfener 9pminfel, BON
benz be6auptet iporben, buB er gum
@mpfange bes Monur4en nt9t err
f6einen perbe, mar CUR Stelle, unb
gu feinbIeIigen 8unbgebungen 1T es
ni9t gefommen. Der &0nig BON
greuBen bat aber bic @elegenbeit ni9t
poriiberge6en lafen. Ieinen Oitli4en
l1ntertbanen eintge Wa6rbeiten ans
Ser3 gu legerr, bic bic 9offnungen Der
preuBiI9en 8olen TART 5erabmtnoern
nerOen. Der polnii4e peibe 4oler
bate ben &opf in leBter 3eit ie4r bod
getragen unD nun ertlGrt &Dntg Wtlz
belm fur3 unb biinbig: Die prootn3
bleibt unpiberrufli9 nit Der preuBtz
f6en Monar9ie berbun0en. 9ds
i8ulbe i9 meinen 8~orfubren, oaB tie
fir ale 3eiten gut preuBii4e unb gut
oeutI9e Grbe bleibt." 9as 1T tlar
unb perItGnOli9. Damn iu4t Der
8aiier MtiBOeritdnOniffe gu tldren.
Seine @inmif4ung in religiOie Sra
gen lei 6ea6ii9tigt; ben &utboliten
fpsroe feline S9nierigteit in Der 4usz
iibung ibrer Geligion gema4t. User
0as meme, bei9impfe uno perleumOe
ben VQhfplaer oes QrDBen &0nigs,
Der geiagt: Sn meinem Staate fam
Sober nu9 1einer SacOn Ieltg neroen.
Nu4 Oas 1T Elm MiBDeritdnoniB,
penn befiir9tet pirb, OuB Die 8a1ens
@igen6eiten unb Die Stammeszlleber=
lteferungen ungetaitet tperben foQten.
8iele 9tGmme gibt's in PreuBen, uno
tie finb ito13 auf lire gei4i4tli4e Ser
gangen6eit, auf ibre Stummes~gtgenz
beiten; Oas 6inbert lie aber ni4t, Dor
Nlem quite 9reuBen gu iein. 4n4 ben
Oeutf9en iagt Der 8aiier etntge
0Q6rbeiten: Sic mO4ten Dor IGem
ben 9arter6aber begrd6en, Der tie
f4pG9e.
0umit 1T Die 9olitit Der Regiez
rung in ben 0itli4en 9roOin3en tlar
porge3ei9net. Sb bic Polen Die
Morte Nil6elm's beber3i9en peroen,
lit me6r, als 5meifelbaft. Qaem Nnz
i6ein nu9 pirb Der 8riegs3uitano
3pii4en benz preuBii4en Oar unb
Dem polnii4en 4Dler fortoauern. 9u=
gu tit Die @rre9ung auf PolniI4er
Settle 3u tief. Q6er auf beutf4er
Settle iinb Die 3eiten Der Romontit
ii6erpunben, man trei6t hii4terne
9olitif. 9reuBen iptrb iein groz
gramm: beutide Spra4e in ben
S9ulen unb i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tie!
bur6fibren. Die Hegierung pirb auf
Dem einmaG bei4rittenen 8ege obne
4bi9peifungen peiter ge5en. Die
Nera Gapript lit ubgetban uno Die
Soffnung uuf cine 8peite @9la4t
BON S%annenberg mDgen Die Polen
aufgeben, Sc eber tie einlenten, oefto
better fir tie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
@arbIanS & EenuiBIbania Giienz
hQhusEn.

RortbsGptuuts uuODaE s5tattpn.
gsrlaT,u an BO5sntagsn rad 9Orf, 9l., UNI 100
1lorgens uno $50 Ga$m,tta9s.
g,rlafsu an 8O5snt0gsn Ha5 Sdta, IA, um
7.30 Torqtn, $50 uHo 4O Ra5mittnag.
BtrlaFen an 0OatHtastn nab Belair, mb nm
7.30, $50 unO 1852 9ormittagg, $50 nm 5o
4a6mittags uHD 6.l5 GbtHos. NV
griaH'H on eoHntagsn nab Delta, Va., nm $40
MOrgsHs uho 400 Rabmittags.
gsrlaf'n on SOnntagtn na6 Stlair, DO nm
$50 UNI lbs 90rmittaas, 400 Ra5mttaos unS
1000 abspDs. ~
gen ab. O@
l. &. %0rris. GsRsyulsGt i6df ts fHhr.E.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
I RnhnIhh Wirdlnfn.

Gr fat feline Mr6eiten uno feline
2e6rt6Gtigfett ni6t ipieoer auf ne9men
fDnnen, Der grobe 8elebrte uno Tor@
f6er, Der 6erporragenbften afuoemiz
i6en 2e6rer elmer. Der @l6e5pinger
Sob bat audi an bieier ausoauerroen
3G6en Natur feline Ge4te gelteno ge>
ma6t. 8dlo - am 13. Sttober -
iGbrt i9's, buB Die 8elt ben a4t3tg@
iGbriqen 9eburtstug bes groBenWfanz
mes f~eierte. Die prefe Der gan8en
QBelt flo9t benz pifenf4aftlt4en
0enfer &rGn3e. Oret GrOtbeile entz
funbten tbre 5iir1ten Der 8ifenf4aft,
3egierungsn ibre 8ertreter, um Dem
qreiien oSubilar lire 9liidpiini3e gu
bringen, Gine 5iiIe BON 9uloigunz
gen unb @brenbe5eugungen puroen
benz 49t3tgiG6rigen gu S4eil. Ods
gef6a6 in bunf6urer Qnerfennung
befen, mas @ir9on auf ieiner eigenz
item 9omGne fir bic Hutionen geletz
itet bat. 11nb Der Q9t5igiGbrige
fonnte ieinen 9eburtstug in i~eltener
geiitiger 1nb fDrperli6er Srif4e fetz
ern. 6iinfunbFiinf3ig Sabre utuoemiz
f9er 9ebrtbdtigtett lugen binter INN,
dber nod bu6te er ni4t baran, ii4
CUR 8u6e gu feBsn. @eine bepunz
bernsipert6e Mrbeitsfruft belt nod
Dor. Oa tpurbs ieiner Sbdtigfeit Ell
ni9e Mpnate fpGter bur9 einen San
elm iG6es @nbe bereitet. gr er6olte
fi6 3par pieber, aQein bon 3ett 81
53eit famen Na9ridten, baB er feline
2e6rtbdttgteit an Der 8erliner Uni
berIitdt ni9t nieber aufne6men perz
De. Sin speiter an unb fir ii4 ni4t
beoeutenber unfuq, Der INN in feiner
SommerfrtI9e am 9ar5 5uftteB, berz
f4limmerte ben 3uitanb pieOer unO
er fe6rte na9 Berlin 3uriid. 9ort 1T
er geftern geItor6en. @iner Der 9rOBz
ten auf Dem @ebiete Der Sprf9ung TT
nit i6m babingegargen. @ber nidt
Bios ais 5ori9er unb nniOeriitdtsz
2e6rer bat Der 8er1torbene 9rpBes gez
Mleiitet. Seine Wifeui9uft t6ronte
ni6t in ipeItenf erner 9Obe, fonoerr
mar tets Guf bas prattii6e 2e6en &C.
ri9tet. Sir bic Bolts : 9pgiene tpal
er neben gsttenfofer inNeiin4en babn=
bre6eno. 8ei Der &analiiation Ser:
Inns, BEL benz 8au feiner mui ter9af'
ten 8ranfenbduier, Die fir Diele an:
bere 9or6ilo purben, bat 8ir9otp'S
5timme entf9et0eno eingegriffen. 81:
ne faum abiebbdre Rei6e BON 5or:
I6unqen be3eiGnet 8ir9Op's pihen:
f6aftli6e SbGtigfeit. gr mar Del
8eqriinber Der 2ebre bon Der franfer
Belle, tpelGe Das 9ebiet Der Meoi3tr
BON @runb aus perGnoerte. 0dbe
mar er Der ru6ige Sfeptiter, bor bel:
fen nii9terner &ritif mdn9es gtells
entbedte unb laut bertiinoete nib.
5tanb belt. Dem 9arptnismus
ben 9anferf4en GehreH 1egfe er Oh
fi6Ge@rfldrung entgegen: OerProan'
tbropos, Der Qffenmenf6, TT MID
oefurben. Oas 8efenntniB Der Wt1:
| ienIdaft, baB fis bic Auenen bes Sc:
bens ME tperbe ergriinben tOnnen, II
Elm bireftes Stiid aus Dem Sfepti5ts'
mus Der 8ir6ptp'f9en S4ule. Dir
dom mar tpeit mebr, als Bios elm BE-
riibmter Msbi5iner. Ods limb bum
berte Qnbere aud; er mar cine unioer:
Iule @elebrtennatur. Der bieSeiammt=
tpiFenI9dft unenbli9 piel peroantt
Obne @ir6pip's Qrbeiten CUR Qn:
~tbrOpoloste, o6ne iein @intreten ful
S4liemanrl, Der bas nlt4 Srpla er'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06

0ie Na4ri9ten iber ben
IeBten 4usbru9 bes Mont Belee mo-
gen ettpos aufgebauidt iein, aaein
aud fpenn 1ie nur CUR 9Glfte beitGtigt
lperben, 10 limb iie i4redli9 genug.
Die Snfel Marttnique pirD gerGumt
fperben miiRen. r9%offnungslos pei4t
Der M}enI9 Der 9DtteritGrfe.!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Gishena2hnle Mdrh.

Grft,r-561 Golpbin=S trlBc.
g3peitcr-607 l9eitz3ailps ttt =2loenue.
Sritter-7Ol, @oro46rtmOntSlDenue.
Gicrtcr-926, Qrqpls=Noeuue.
Tiiufter-727, Georges trobe.
Stbstcr-S06, 8eorQtsStraBe.
Sttbcnttr-724, MulbrrD-Strlbc
9lbttr-6j4, WulberrD4StraBe.
Reunter-500, 4intzStrobe.
,3abuttr-5l5, 6runfl;u=S Strait
Glitcr-832, GruiOz0ilzNpGnue.
,3ip6lfter-598, g8eit=@iOOlez StraBe.
Irei}cbuttr-9H, SruiO~0il aDenue.
9icr3ebuter-l0O8, Sruio=@jazNoenue.
Sunni bnttr-llO2, 9euuiglOaniaz Npcnu'
St9s3ebnter-l101, 4enuipluanjusNoetu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Gneen @nne's GiIenbnhnzGn.

GobrpIan lett Dem ). Suli 1902 in Rrlft.
Sampisr otrldBt otn Qjer Rr. 10 an g.lbtsStrl5s
ta9lj5 (5amita8s uno 5ountaQ5 uus5enommtHl
UNI 100 9ormittrgs urO 3l5 Qltmittags, na@
CAPE M ,, &ebDbotb uHO 3D.ibtHfia'
tiousn.
eamftugs, 100 @ormittuos uuo 200 Ratmittass'
nab 6 4 { VI q y, q I b uH0 5lpl3eH'
f~totiOHeu.
6OnntdQs, Bis @Ormittags, nab CARE 4'ag
mo R ebobotb b, uHo 3l5 @a5mlita05, HlE
nab RtutsSslauo uuO Cutsustomu.
5ps5iul= 0 Dertabt 6 a VI ~ Mons
taos UNI $50 TloystHs, fb 81 &tm's mil penn
Grprsbiue non ]gtt6ObOtb nab Baltimore III S"'
~biubuHg ieBeHO.
6rabtsn ptrDtu an @D5sntagsn bis o u6T %0'hUs
~tutGegtn ~qtnommCH. ~
9clcpbone: 6. & D., ct. 4aul 3l02; g}o, SEN. 9I'
Z. @. IrOgeL Observation-Disclosures
(Ull27,l5.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Wxrte Mdrb.

Griter-3l8, ct. 9aulsStrabt.
;3,peitsr-4H, 6ourtlanO=S Strobe.
@ierter-219, @etzS arutoau=S troSs
6iinfter-23q, Qcarlz StraBc.
Scbsttr-31l, QearlzStraBs.
S:tbmttr-7351, g9eit=S zStrab..
Q6tcr-116, 0oro=9iuess traBe.
Neuntcr-1l9, Qcar(sS STRIDE.
3ebntcr-6, Sit0=8 reenc= StraBe.
Glittr-7 0orpe 6rcmonts2lpenut
3p0lftr-607, @ttz@.rmauzStru
Srei3ebutcr-319, g8et=2omboroz Strabe.
gjer}tbuter-7l1, Gt4QrattsStrabe
Giinfjebnter-2, Siio=6reOerifzS trase.
Sshsjsbuter-6l5, Sftz6uDettez Strabt.
Siebtnjebutcr-i19, Cits4trin9ton=S trap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06

Sn Spe3iu purben IN
MGnner berbaftet, Die einen 8eitez
6ungsoerfu6 BEL Marinebedmten 8ez
1ufs @uslieferung bes 4rIenalplanes
gema9t batten. sic boten cine 8ez
ite9ungsIumme BON 10000 Sire. gu
meniQl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
SRbRnte Wdrb.

Eritcr-619, 9OrO=TtontforoaStraBe
3ptittr-926, 9orOs66efter= StraBe.
Sritter-1002, 4oro=@ uGfe zStraBe.
8ierter-l8l5, SitzGGotrs StraBe.
Jinfter-930, 0orOzgroaOmap.
Se6ster-1016, Roro=8ap=S traBe.
Sitbentir-923, R0ro=Garolinc@Stra Be.
@6ter-154, StzWonument=S trabe.
Eeunter-640, 9orO=9rouotpap.
3ebntcr-lSl2, CitzDtdOiion Strabe.
Glftsr-505. 'Roro=6dtle=S trabs.
3p0lfttr-2F, WcGlOsrrD= StruBe.
Grtijebnter-72, RorpzGbeiter= StraBs,
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(5cpt4,5,6,8)
StahtsR eslffrator,
- Rdtbbdus.

Baltimore, Den o. aueut 1902.
4aen oaran intereiitten 9eriontu miro bierpurb
Ra6ri6t %qtosben, Onb Der Stlotz3ugsuieur, pic
Dur5 Den 4bi6nitt 81 6, Nrtittl 48, Otg Saltimo=
rr 5taOts@eiesbudes, 1893 (Suppiemcntl, porgc=
i6ricbcn 1T, ben crtIdrenOtn 4lan UNI Die llmlu=
gen fir bic 3ipeairunO, 9jlaferunq uuO 0oTcuz
ranOftcjnbeiebuug ules O~esieuigtn 3beiIss Der Sal
pertzStraBc, BON Der SuDitite Der 9lltimore=Str
bis sur Ioroieite Der 9Tmau=5traBt, III oj,iem
9iirtau b~inttriegt bat.
aQe bierDur3 ~6cribrten Qtrionen finn bsre9tiQt,
nit 9c3u0 bierauf an ous 8altimor'r StaOtQerjbt
inncrbal6 30 EuQeu pom Satum Dteicr 9stunnt=
ma6ung an gu appcqireH.
SEQ. q. Rumfen,
Clua23,3 30, sept6, 49, Jttgjtrntor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Dlhtaehnte WQrp.

Griter-96O, 5raufrjn>Strub
,9peitsr-l100, 6rdntlju=S trabe.
Srittcr-3l4 ROuO7S brOOcrz5traB
9ierter-l09, Observation-Disclosures.
fSiuftrr-l12, Observation-Disclosures.
Se5strr-93l, 0O1iu5= Strabt.
siebtnter-lIQ9, @sita2ombarD=S trdbe.
Q5ttr-S89, @oQiHs= StraBc.
Reuuttr-820, @titzQ omburOsS trabe.
,3tbutcr-lS. SiiOz9oppltt0u= StroBe.
IGlftsr-853, g8tta2eriudtou= StraBe
,3u6lftcr-342, Observation-Disclosures
Srti3ebutsr-617, ot=SaratogdzoiraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
SeCbste Warb.

Erfrr-2308. Cf=Tapttte= q traBt.
3tpeiter-2100, Sft=6apette= Strobe.
&ritter-2J04 Srltaus= StrnBe.
@ierter-l84l, Srlcanss StraBe.
6inftcr-219, @oroz9roooipap.
Sc6stfr-403, R0rb=9onozS traBe.
Sicbeuter-15lS, Siz6apettes StraBe.
N5tcc-1730, StJglltimOrez StraBe.
0suntT-1l3, Noros Daibiuqtous StraBe.
3cbuttr-130, 3orosGolington=9lOenue.
Gliter-126, Observation-Disclosures
SD0lftsr-26l5, 6airmOuut=apeHut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06

@Is @erbeutf4ung bes
Mortes rRebafteur" empfieblt Der
beutI9e @pra9perein Die 8e5ei4nung
,3eitunger." Sin 8latt bat mad
biefem M}uiter fir n8eporter" ben
@usbrud vNa9ri4ter" porgefdlagen;
unb Elm anberes empfteblt fir bic
@enfutionsfabrifanten Der PreiIe ben
Musbrud y@nteri6."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Q}ier3shnte Mnrh

Ertt-l15, WCmcbtn45trabG.
3peitcr-235, QaurtHs=StraBe.
Sritter-2123, Sruio=6iQzNoenue.
0ierter-2237, QenniOlOunia=2lUenue.
Gunfttr-2O53, SiU. ionz5,rnBe.
Se6ster-lS32, 9tnniDlDanio=Npeuuc
Siebeutcr-lS00, SrUiO=Nilz&penue.
9Lbttr-54S, SilionsS tr0Be.
gItuutcr-l523, NrQDlczAocnut.
3cbntr-ROrDpits@fs Haiapctttz IL. Irggles2tUt
Glftcr-l4O9, SruiO=@il=NUtnue.
3lp6lftsr-4l4, 28ilion=S traBe.
Srei3cbuttr-307, DtOiber=S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Ieur39hnte MQrb.

Fritcr-3l5, NorOzStr dtrsStraBt.
,3lucitcr|00, Noro=S tritsr StrdBe.
Sritttr-l723, 6rautlinsS traBe.
@ierttr-3T, ROr0@&ilmor55tr1Bc
6iinfttr-17l7, Q8e~tzGcrlngtonz StraBc
Sehstr-l6l7, Q9eft= 6lDtttcs StraBs.
Sitb.ntcr-l722, @OajnsaStruBs.
@1tsr-lS29, Weit=YrdttzStraBe.
Wcunter-327, SuO<8ilmors Strabs.
3ebntcr-ljO7. 8amiu1s StraBe.
Glfter-232, Su0=GulbounzS trdbe.
3p0lfter-I619, Mdtz4rutts StrdBt.
GreiScbnttr-l314, @olliusz StruBe.
8jcBtbnter-l4, RorOaGaptDaStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
sEiinf3ehnte MdrG.

Observation-Disclosures UNI 8OrDon's Game.
,3pettcr-Rcuatc StraBt, nabc observation-disclosures.
5r:tter-2lO1, g8ctsRortb =~2locuuc.
9iertr-l7l2, NorDsU ouut= StraBc.
tGunfttr-l555, No6=6 ultou=2lpeHue.
se55trr-l307, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sisbentcr-l3l5, 3orDgStridsr5StraBe.
Nbrr-Gartpz NM @oi OsStraBt.
Rturtcr-l324, 4orOs5rsmoutsNUenus
3ebntcr-SiODeitzGdc GarcDs ano GumberlanOfr.
Glftcr-19l0, Noros9aDiOusStrnBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06

Ser 8icpcIe Srut foll
pleite MAIDEN. 9as lei inn bon Ser
gen geg0nnt. Sin Sruit, Der it6 in
Mmerifa 6unbert Dollars fir Elm Stab
sa6len lieB, bieieIbe 8aOiorte aber in
Berlin fir 48 Dollars 600 START
rertQufte, DerDient fem MfitleiD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Seh83e6nte @ar0.

Frft,r-Siooft=Gde @in9tftr= II. @bateOat=Str
9ru.ittr-l1ll, 0oro48iImOreStrub:
Srjttcr-S0l, Nor0=5 ulton=2lOtnue.
@jtrtcr-7O7, 9loomin0OalczRoaO.
frunittr-l&39, g9eit4gauollc=S traBs.
s~ebster-l725, Q9eits2onpdle45tr
ISabentcr-q3S, 0orozStridtr=Strobe
&bt5r-l0O0, gtorDe6 albDun=S truBe.
9tuHtcr-7O1, 8orD=Ga!bOuu= StraBs.
,3cbutcr-10O0, GomorOi onz&penue.
Glftrr-l2l5, l8sit=2ufaoctteSIUcnue
~3p6litr-l112, ro16remOutzgOsnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
SpDesf4Qe.

Nm 4. september 9 &nelIer, "a
Sabre alt.
Qm 3. September N arguretbe Marl 0 IN,
% Sabre alt.
qm 4. September artbur D. Rtder, Z
Monate aft.
Nm 4. september " aOtb, II Sabre
alt.
Elm 4. septcmbtr 3ns3 2ouiit 8tiB.
Nm 4. September 6 barlOtte sens It.
Mm 4. September Murp Gltiabetb
g d a NJ M, + Sabre oft.
gm 4. 5eptcmber Y oui a % 0 I I 63 Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
S~erlammlmngs> Mn3etgen.
M~RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS LEAGUF

vMF@RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS LEAGUE
HfA< of Maryland.
Die iebsts 5abresz @onpeutiOn pirO am Rontaq
unO Sientuo, Den 8. mn 9. September, in 0ets
minisr, no, ab0ebaltsn.
Die Contention ipiro am WiontaQ nm 8 ubr
Rabmitta8s in Der pGiremeu's @aa- sur Oronung
%qerufsn.
SelsgatioHtn perosn am MoHtns, ben 8. Stpz
TENDER, 10 ubr Y Wtnuten 9ormittaes, pom 0il=
len&8dbnbOf Der pgSeftIi5sH MISUNDERSTANDING
o%bidbren.
6rant GtdIu, 8r6foent,
(24S-9) SEQ. 8. aSalter, Setr.