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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-21
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Sm Sabre 1887 mar in 9ieBen elm
W3Oroer unO arger Saugeni9ts, Raz
mems 9eB, gum Sobe berurt6eiIt tporz
zen, unO 8roB6er5og 2ubtpig Der
3Deite bate bas urtbeil 6eitdtigt. Die
@retutiDn folte 0or ii9 ge6en, unb Der
@4arfri9ter Rettig BON gttlingen
mar bamit betraut tporben. 9dmals
omtirte in @ieBen Der &ir9enrdtb
Gngel, Elm fIeiner, np6lbelei6ter unb
bumorbolGer Mann, Der ni9t nur ouf
8tnbtaufen unb 9o95eiten, ionbern
ou9 auf Der 8an8eG oft AnGuB gu groz
Der 9eiterteit CAB. @ngel bereitete ges
pO6nIt6 bic 8erurt9etIten gum Sobe
Dpr. 9iesmul a6er, Bel 9eB, f6ien er
nit feinen @rmabnungen nt9t ben gez
piini4ten @inbrud er5ielt gu BADEN,
benn f9on auf benz 8ege our Gi9tz
ftdtte benabm fi9 Der @erbre9er re9t
u~ngeberbtg, Nm S9uffot angetomz
men, tpeigerte ct ii4 bartnGdig, it4
auf ben DerbdngntBoOuen GtubG gu
feBen, runnte bus SobesurtbeiG Elm
ungere4tes, na6m ale feline 9eitGnbz
nt7e 5uriid, unb 10 tpurbe bic 9inri9z
tung in Der Shat aufgeI9oben unb Der
@erbre4er IN ieine3eGe 5uriidgebra9t,
no Elm neues 8er90r bic 9runolpIigz
felt feines 2eugnens feftite1te, uno
bas DeriammeIte SO4geridt Die iOforz
tige @oG3iebung bes SobesurtbeiIs
bef9IoB. Dim Qbenb befeGben Suges
purbe 9eB alip abermals uuf bas
S9affot gebru4t. gr benabm it4
pteber iebr ungeberbig, tpoqte ii4 Die
SGnbe ni9t btrben Iafen, tur5, er
ma9te, ipie Der &irdenrat6 1pGter err
5GbGte, reinen SeufeIsitarbat," iiberz
T9rIe ben Srommeliptrbel, ba1te bic
JGuite gegen ben 9enterstns4t unO
itieB BEN Stub nit ben GiBen I'm,
baB er betnabe bon Dem S9affot tolz
Ierte. 9a trat Der &ir9enratb por
BEN niitbenben 8erbre9er.
vSeB," fagte er, rtpas ma6It 9u
fir Sa9en? Sci berninftig! Sch,
9eB9e, GaB Did t0pfen! Sbu' mir
ben @efaGen. Sang bauert's ia
ni9t! 0u tannit bo9 ni6t Derlunz
gen, boB Der Hettig 0einetpegen umz
fDnt BON gttlingen 6ter6er getommen
iein foGl Die @a9e muB bod Elm
@nbe baden! S6u' mir bic S6unbe
ri9t an, 9eB! SAB Did tOpfen!
&Omm', 9eB4e, LAB Did ruhig
fDpfen!"
SEP ipurbe in Der Shat rubtg, lieB
fi9 BON @rgel, Der i'm beftGnbig uuf
Die @4uIter tdtf9eIte, gum StubIe
fi6ren, l~eiitete teinen WiOerfunD
bei'm 8inben unb lieB ii4 tOpfen.
9ieIen @organg auf benz S4offot
Iieben fi9 bic &inber in 9ieBen ni4t
entgs6en, ie fpieIten LANCE 3eit n&Dpf>
9ens." sic fii6rten Die gan5e &C.
f9i6te bramatif9 auf, unb ie mebr
Der 9feubpz6eB piit6ete unb tobte,
unb ie einbringlt6er Der pierboz&irz
9enratb Gngel fein SAP Did t0pfen"
tpieberbolte, beitO gr0Ber mar bas@erz
gniigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-21

Natper fen 8ne4t UP be amer &pp>
pei pIDgen bei9t. 9unnerflug, benf'
id, bat funn 81 bod bdBli9 in l1nge@
legenbeiten bringen, tpenn 81 bier Sen
nit be Stint Giper De 8oppel CABIN
fibt, = faaft fe man leetpers erit nal
tpeooer b~enleggen. = Sd 1ltt mi alio
10 reft en- bGten pDrFatig u4ter ben
anid lang I'm bin iiit borbi, oe6lint',
10 as Re legen babb, nit SlGO I'm
@ros ~totobeder, DIR fimmt be Sdgbz
upieber."
Sea - I'm 3"
ueSa, = is bat benin MI Milbbebez
rie?"
rRs, bat is feen Wilbbeberie."
Dat meen id of = IN benin fun
men Se mten @af io prGdtig f0Rren!"
,@ptt jan mi bepabren!!" rOp
be Ge9tsanpalt, = BE @ei4i4t' IS
10 punnerI9Dn, be fam feen amer
MinI8 batter perteQen, = Dor CABIN
Ge man Iilpen nit to 9eri3t!"
,Sa, = fiiqen fe Bit 8ertdt mi Dat
tppG To %gl0ben?"
r9e, : gIDben bDbt fe bat MIDI"
r!Sep id mi of al Da4t, BENIN
tpeer't bod poG Batter, &c giingen Dorz
nit p0r!" meente De 9ne4t.
y@uu i'd eesentli4 MIDI geern nat
nit to bp6n bebben," entgegent De
3e9tsanpalt, = bat is ia 4uens
lagenl"
so, bat is T." feggt be &ne4t,
= rGper nofOr iunO Sc fis 4btat?"
Diem 5riinb
2ouis Sllmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-21
&nn nien pIattoiitiden Gurrripnn=
henten.

Baltimore, 20. Dec. 1902.
Mten leebe &ebacteur!
So eerlen ie6r befannten I'M bGl be-
i9Gftigten Re9tsantpalt in Medlenz
borg, De ct gppb perftiinn, nit iiene
pGlen plattDiti9en &unben, ipenn Re
EN- of NAL n bdten bumm febmen, up
ebr' esere 8iei' to flO6ner, febm MIDI
lang toriigg n 8urenfne9t in be
STUB, nit be WDer: =
p8un ben Derbret6ten SagbupIeber
bin id 10 MI bertlagt bun tpeger
Milbbeberie!"
SD , ga, benin berteGsn Sc
mi NAL be Sat-"
$50 bDr'n Sagener bert6etrt ga6 i'd
to Sen, I'm Dor liggt Dor inn &nid n
Stint"
rSp?- Dor leeg alfo en- Stint"
IS, BENT id, men mag be Stint toz
E0ren?"
rSd, bat tpeer 10 of merftpiirbi9,"
eeep be&e9tsannalt in benielben br0z
gen Son torig.
ySaat fe leetpers liggen laten, BENT
id, - ben fe tD66rt, be parb le mon
fiilnen balen."
rOat tpeer 10 Of pu6rf9einlid," Be-
marft be Hedtsuntpult, obn' ne Mien
to bertreden.
Den annern Dag gub id pebber
ben, = Dor ligst be Stint nod bor!!4
,Oe @esenbDbmer babb' ie alfp mod
bor liggen laten," mas be bridge Stpiz
f6enbemarfung.
ga, - UP ben iiilpisen plab! =
Dat Ding berruft't ia. bent id Ri mi
fiiltpen; = faGit ie mun leepers mits
ndmen." (&leene gauie.) sd nun
Re na6'n O~rtspDriteber Ordgen = tpeer
bat mid re9t?"
rNatiirli6 iiinb sc en- gang re4tz
5daffenen Mann, fpenn &c be Sltnt'
nab'n SrtspOritebsr brdgsn tpua'n!"
Dat meen id Of; - i'd CAB Dor
alfo nit aft, I'm az id 70 dtper be
Roppsl CAB, paro i'd pis. bat misn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-21

tann, fi8 bes S9Dnen gu freuen. f9
ON &unttpert 81 bilben, finO ale biez
fe S9Opfungen 10 gut fetn@igentAum,
tute tie bas Gtgent6um iebes 8egei=
fterten finb. Sir tbn baben Die alien
SHELTER gemaIt; fir feline Nugen bat
9enebig bic punberponen Sarben in
f9lant geI9Giffene @Gdfer gegOTen;
gu Ieiner 5reube BADEN bie9olOf4miez
be i'm alien Niirnberg gefeilt unb ge<
bdmmert.
@iel u~nnDtbiges @erebe iiber bic
Sunit fir Die Mafen ptrb beritumz
men, tDenn erft bic tleinen 2eute mebr
CUR &unft er3pgen itnb. Die S40n=
beitsfreube, Die in uns 4aen i4ldft
unb nl1r getpedt fetn min. gebt bann
bod i'm @in5elnen t6re etgenen Wege.
unb bas 1T gut, Sine alein ielig@
ma9enbe 9eerbentunt tann es 10 nee
mig geben, pie es jemals cine peltumz
fpanuenbe &eligipn geben nirb, unb
beipn0ere Setter tperoen 1tets tbr be-
fonberes Sum tepangelium iuben unb
finben, bas BON benz 8efenntntB Der
Nle6rbeit unb t6rer luuten prieiter
fpeit abipei9t. SoGftoi = benz gepiB
gtiemanb bas &e9t bes IelbfitGnptz
gen l1rt6eils db1pre6en tpirb - bat
ii9 erft iiingit bur4 feline llrtbeile
iiber @Dtbe unb 8eet6oben i3einbar
mitten unter bic 8dnaufen unb Bar
barren ge1teIt. @ber BEL ibm lit Die
8unitanI9auung cine @Oniequen3 Der
2eben8anf6auung ieines 8reiienGIs
ters. DIS @ldubiger muBte er cine
&unft bertperfen, bic Die Sreube an
Der 0elt, unb gar an benz, mas thr
@iinbe unb @eriu9ung lit, fteigern
t0nnte. Der tieffte &ern Der Religton,
bic i'm erfiiut, lift @steie, uno bteier
Stunt bat Die olpmpif4s9ettere 9Dz
tbe's ME gebient.
9a nan nun in Der 3eit, Die enb=
li6 au9 bic grauen, Dben Inter
ri9tsrdume unierer Sugenb li4ter
geftaIten, nit Tarben unb S4Onbeit
fi1en min, na9 Dem bo46er5igenNtnt
bes &aifers ernitGi9 barun ge6t, ni4t
nur ben @utfituirten, ben Nabobs II.
ben @nobs, ben reiienben @nglGnbern
unb benz berrf9enben 8eIebrten bic
MhuTee'n urb lire 9errli4teiten gu err
I6lieBen, unb bic &unftf4dBe an ben
@benOftunber, mad get6aner &rbett,
8ugGngli9 gu MAIDEN, 10 ptrb fi4 cine
neue Nufgabe fir bic 8uumeiiter nnb
8e4ntter Der 3utunft ergeben. 9san
pirb BEL fiinftigen 8uuten fiirSammz
lungen unb Mufee'n an 5pedmGBtge
unb ausrei9enbe 8eleu4tung fir bic
Mbenbe gu benten BADEN; pirb bafiir
Gorge tragen miifen, baB bas finftz
li9e 2i6t 10 gut, ais ir9enb mO9li4,
bus Sagesli6t erfeBt, buB Die S4atz
ten ni9t ft0ren unb feline falf4en
Sarben Die @irfungen Der &unftI4Oz
pfungen berberben.
0enn bamit aIein, buB man bic
frii6er bsr18lofenen Sbiiren aufreiBt,
it's nt4t get4an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-21

Sn Rumdnien ift unIGrgit Der
@rfinber Der iogenannten vf4DeOi>
f9en 3inbbOl8er," &arl 8ieiepetter,
in grDBter Qrmutb ~geitOrben. &iefez
METER mar 1919 in 9eipenrei4iteiH,
RieDer=O eitreid, seboren unb ertpar6
fi9 in Ieinen iungen Subren in elmer
8emif6en 6abrtt 5iemIt4e aenntnife.
Gr fam bann na9 S0ntDping in
S9peben, trot in bic 8Ottger'i4e
3iinbboI3fubrit Elm unb erfanb in Der
fe9saiser Su6ren Die pbOsp4Orfreien
3Inbb0l59en, bic fi4 6alO ben Deltz
martt erpberten. &isietpetter purbe
hdnn Sbetlbaber Der Subrit, bic er
na9 breiBigidbriger Sbdtigteit uls
rei9er Waann berlieB. @r 5og mad
8raita in Gumdnisn, Der 6eimat6 fei=
ner Srau, unb bort berIor er in @iienz
babnfpetulattOnen fein ganses @ermDz
gen, 10 baB er bic Iesten Sabre in bits
tsrer Npt6 asrEebtss
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Mtnnn GIifn 0Seife.

60 farb am Sonnerfae gtbenD balls mad icds
1lbr Srau Minua Gtiia @eTis, geliebte Satin
bon Robert @eiie, i'm utter BON AZ Subrsn. Die
gceroiouug finOet b u c, SonntuG, ben q. 9cz
3sm6er 1902, UNI l ubr Ga6mittdgs, bon ibrer
iekteu @obnuuq, 0r. 1916, Sbarp=Strabe, aus
nab Dem r9rinitD= Rir6bofsH an Der 5~ruppezRoaO
ftatt. 9aitor sttrger ipirO bic 3rauerreOe i'm
Sauic bQlten uuo 9r. Grnft gibnfr am Grube
ipre6eu.
Sie trauernoen 6interblitbsNn
Rp6ert 8eiie, Batter, uno fiiuf 3inoer,
iotpie ibre 66tUsftsr SRI. Sbstla @Olf.
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0hriftinn &. shlutter.

Gg farb pl6bGi6 am Is. St3cnber 1902 Gbrifiun
Tr. s6lutter, ~qeliGbter 9atte bon Cora S6lltttr,
i'm g.. Sabre ieines 2sbeng. 9te 8ecrOiQung finost
beuts, ben 81. December, 3 ubr Na9mittags,
bon ieiHer lebtcu g8obnunq, Nr. 2101, GaIptrtons
Roao, aus fatt, ipo3u 8sripanbtc uuO 5reunOe
a6tunospOa e~ingclaOen fnO. &eiiebung aut Der
Observation-Disclosures"
@aft uns olBu fritb p%crlafen,
Seine 9iebe iorQt ni6t mebr;
Stin G~rtaltcn, Sciu Grblufen,
S6luo ans Wunocu tef uuo iatutr.
Sie trnuerubt Satin
C53-5 ncbf &inbern.
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Su berfaufen ODER ut bermiethen.
sn perfaufen prer III permtetben:

GIeine farm, 80 ader umiddeuO, fir Gtniie=
bau oOer Mil6eret paGsnO, iHnerbaIb elmer Dtele
Don Der staOtortujt. 4sibte 9eOiugungen. Gann
iOfort in 9siB oeaomntH tusrosu. Ra3JutraGsH
bel Robert e. 6oris, 9rebm's Zane, nobe Sars
btupiQe. Osrp26, lDit)
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annnpn.Inrf.S eluetern.

R.ut Ssttiuutu RnS i.bt lur 9ti&tiguHs b,rst'
ri6tst. 0itl. ausospdhlts Gets. Der Supsriutsus
bent os Crumbs uno 9Ooens piro isoe geDinibte
Nusfuuft srthsilen. - Gas tmafpriu IN
Rebt tdqIi& 1nr 9yiptftisn often. Msstn Rdbsrem
~snDt man f9 dA ben SustriHeenbtRttn cher on
eea ERssaR In ~. a. @stsS 1ratpa0s6trsbe.
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Scinrih RranSt.

Gs farb 5reituq, BEN 10. 9eaenber 1902, 6r.
Glitter BON as Sabren. in feiner g8obnunq, CIR. 1910,
RorOzV loutior =apenue. 6r binterldbt ouBer icinsr
Satin pier Rinosr. @r. Brandt mar Elm MitolisO
Der sSroer Of Gnterpriie 9Oooe gr. Is, SbieIo Of
6onor,1 Oeg v9erbsIertsR OrOeus Der 6eptoiopbeu
CIR. 2O2" II. bes 9apsrn=ge rsirs Der r2topolo=Setz
ton" 9it 8serOiouna fiuOet M Oroen Wonz
tag, Ia6mittnqg UNI 2 llbr, futt. Greunoe uno
0rfnnntr Gnh hnflifft tinnelanen. C351-6l
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(5Hr ptn ssOnntuess Go rrefponotnteH.9
Nahttlf.
(Sret na4 8tered bon 90 m. GIz
.ler9 eo na + b.
9u9t mars. (D....~.
=
Qangfam 5ogen bic @olfen
ueber ben blafen, ben ountel=bla7en
9tmmel 6intpeg -.--
ueber ben 9immel obne,
S6ne
Monb.
3ogen lungfam bic
MDlfeu ------
- -
ba6in.
Die Stdbt lag ftiq-fttu- ItiG..~~...
------ ftiQ ----
Sag
Die Stdbt.... ..d9...... fill.
Ntr pom na6en &ir6ent6urm...."
Die Observation-Disclosures
Gins f9lug -..--- ems -
Gins f4lug - ems ---
Me6rmals) -
------ unb t9......~.
sd pdnberte neiter, tpetter III. I, ND
unD bDrte po6l tpte bic
(0eiligebreieinigteitstir
u6rD
Gins (msbrmals) f4lug ----
Me6rmals unb tief unD peRz
W2i -i---t--tg i4lug....
Eternal, biermal mar es @
SD be1inne mid tpobl
8 pergeF' es rimmerme6r -
y
Damn belt i9 nit Der blonben@blets
den 9unb
Die belize (d9 bic RetBeD
Stirn -
9enn i4 fpuBte aa5u gut,
@s lei ....
Suit bier l16r Morgens ----
Mpr- gems.
Sn Der buntten Stubt, Der MOrgens
bGmmerung-
11nD mir purbe 59auber6dft 81
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6et3t Gure 2immer

nit einsm IS ernO g a d IN n t.. aos
ftet / Sent pro stumble. 3ie mOOsrnitc 9asbrijuug.
9reis $I.25 bis 81 o - u~usgeitelt i'm aSars
gamer" CIR. 404, RprosGutatpsStr. (5uIi25,lS
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Der issaI. galtimorsr Sri.DboF, nab. gifssDius,
,u,i ,l,ftriite Rabulini,n uno 9imlitosgouteoarb
brett gum 6~risobof.. als S,grdbnibpIdss uutsr
f,tioer gflVe. aitsrist Rtsiit. 9'rIau8t nsusH
6oup.uir=Ratuloa Oiiio: 23o RorosGbar:sss
6trabs. CReioe 6sIsp5oHe.1 (2s32-)
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mnrnnrrt NieRmnn.

G. Qinq our aube am 20; 9s3embsg 1902 Mars
9aret 9icBmau, qeliebtc Satin bon Storge 8teBz
man, i'm Qlter BON 60 Subren. 9ie 8esroioung
finbst itnfag q, BEN %. St3ember, 2 ubr
9a6mittaqg, BON ibrer lebteH geobnuug, Nr .l62l,
8ouqbzStraBe, aus ftutt, ipO3u bic 9eriUonoten II.
9eiieSuue ~pripatiut. C55-0
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Suliu8 Z. Senftns.

SD seigs hermit an, Oob ID in gr. lOl. 8'fs
Fapsttt. Strabti Jipii5en 6barlsss uuo 2ibsrtps
6trabe, Elm 8eihdit ug fabri3jrsuOtr SuDs.itr,
Sobber unp 9iamantsusRafl,r %er6ifutt babe. Siu=
mantsnz 5aFun6sH cine 6pJjalitdt. 9Ofdbrigt
praftii1e Gr'abruus. 001ts 9uarprsiie fir GOels
feline, aItss 9uIp, 6iIbsr, qIatjHa unO p%Iattirts
Shmudiudsr. Rop25-lWD
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Nene NM3eigeH.

goItimor,, ben Is. DECEMBER 1909.
Mn Die 2Ifttondre Der
ltniteS &atl&pnps s. Glectric So.
ppn Baltimore.
6iermit pirO 6stannt osmuat, Dab Die Srauss
ftriry9u6er Oieisr Gompa0ui. an 10 0 d,
BEN 81. Sejsmbtr 1902, Naamittagg 3 ubr, gz
i6loFm IMP am IA. 5aHuar 1903. ipi,oer e%roftnst
iperosn.
9m Guftraot Oes 9irtttoriums
8. 8. U1cSiItpu,
C352. 865l Sttrstdr.
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3G bermietbeH.
gu permictben:

8psi breif6diae qaoerbduicr, Rr. 225 uno OF,
SOutb=StrGbe, in quteu 3uitnuOe. RdG3ufrdasn
bsi Der aNteroautile 5ruft & 0epoit Co., 9 Gpro0f'
Gde Germans uuO Guloert=S trabs. (357-SJ
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evt,hen NIT @ummirdbcru

fir 6O5ltit.n unb 9s.roiguugen. Glsstrii&ts
ai6t uno Solysoblen8siiuHa $500. Iruhs
Brsis $500.
Saitimpre'@ pupesG ompasuie,
SIR. 915, @stsGGp,ttsStr. 9tlebhon 256.
9r ala Norb=Arodbnap. 9elephpn 1919.
RoSifonzNbeuut=Stale Hr. 2207. TaoiioHs Npsnus.
faunil5. IL, 7&5l Sslep6oH 7158.
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@eprae 6uber.

Gg ftarb am IS. Seember, II llbr As min.
@ormittaqg, George @uber, %geltebter Satte BON
auna Sophia 6uber, i'm @ltsr pom GA 5abren 4
Monateu uno 8 Saqsu. Sie &eeroi9ung ftnoet
beute {, ben q. 9tjember, nm 2 ubr Nddmtts
tags, hon ieirtr lsbteu BObnung, gr. 23l9, Sst=
f~sri0nsStrabs, aus TAFT. 3o3Zol-
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MObOfaten.
TranctS g. &lemt1,

Re6tsanrpaIt une 6rHneets tntbumS'Mae nt.
Rr. 225. ct. @aulsStrase.-we. TeIepbun
276s. WrOmpte GrIsriauns aner RsdstS.
MnselestnhsiftH. (GpriIl6. lSl
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9arlcbem nnf GrunOeigentbmm.

Sarlebep pom $500 bis $4,000
auf @ruEongsntbum in Der 5taOt unO Dem 2anot;
~Hi,ories 8~insUatsH. s.. d. Strrp & con,
CIR. 25. St 9aui=5traBs. (Oftl9. 6Dtt0
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Inrefz0Qrf

9rd&ti0, gruuoitid: uuD Cottages uHter Isi5tsn
9eOin9ungeu gu psrtauisn. Cottages aui 9sttluns
osbuut. 6OaGe 0 n, Agenttu, ll0l Union
Sruft 8u!lojHo. (apri!2O,i So-)
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OrunOrigsntbnm 3R uertanfeu.
saraains in gsfedts. etaen.hnm,

0obubduisrH, SaupIdBsH etc, in Der StaOt, 9Ors
idOten uro Dem HuuOe. 9ruuOtigtntbum aHges
fault uHO ~Dsriauit. =. .. y adma u, 6I2 Sans
9uiIOinJ. Gums, 49,
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&rrlangt.- Niduner rnO &nabeH.
Serlangt int N%QaemeiMeN.

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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-18
TWELVE PERSONS DROWNED.
Life Savers and Stranded seamen
Perishee Cleveland Man
Among the Lost.

Chatham, Mass, March 18.--Seyen
life savers, practically the entire
crew of the Monomoy station. on the
South end Of Cape Cod, met dea, b
Yesterday at their post of duty, and
with them into the sea, which cap.
Eized the lie boat, went five men
from the stranded barge Wadena,
whom they tried to bring in safety tn
the shore.
One man, Lemuel Ellis, through the
heroic work OF Captain Elmer Mayo
OF another stranded barge, the John
c. Fitzpatrick was rescued from the
bottom Of the 3pturned life boat.
Among those lost was William Il.
Mack, Of Cleveland, O., who was on
the barge representing his company
the Bouten Towing and Transporta.
Zen company Of that city, while Cap
lin Marshall N. Eldredge, one of the
oldest life savers on the coast, went
dowu with his men. All the life say
ers 4ame from Chatham and Har-
witch.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-18
EVANS To Be PROMOTED.
He Is 20 Sever His Connection With
Pension Bureau-NeW Posi-
ton Not Decided

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-There IS
NJ longer any doubt that Pension
Commissioner Evans will within the
next few months. at the latest, sever
his connection with the pension bu.
rsau 20 accept from the president a
position. which will be substantial
promotion, but which has not yet
been definitely selected.
It is we'll known that Mr.. Evans
has the entire confidence of the pres
ident and the latter will not consider
the question of his retirement until a
position entirely satisfactory to the
commissioner has been provided.
No decision has yet been reached
concerning q successor to Mr.. Evans.
nor win any action be taken until the
president IS thoroughly convinced
that he has found a man of the same
high character and sterling worth
possessed by the present commits
sioner in So high a degree.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-18

THE boats are running again but
make irregular trips and uncertain
time.
CARPETS lend comfort and elegance
to the home. Designs and colors to
Ratch any decorations. Hirschmaus.
MARCH had to remind US that it
was not exclusively summer month.
The fan ia temperature in a few
hours was very considerable one and
it brought overcoats to the front
again in hurry.
THE suits that are made to order
by Hirschmans must be perfect fit
or you don't take them. All the new
est styles from S13. 30 up.
THE fair grounds at Fairmont have
been sold to a company composed Of
young men who have been making ex
tensive investments in real estate in
that town for some time. They will
cut it up into building lots and place
it on the market.
Or course March Is not going to
let us escape without some bad
weather. Tue present cold snap
has come from the Northwest where
there has been plenty doing in the
way of weather for several days.
WEAVER mas an overstock of the
Eclipse brand of raisins put up by
Austin and Nichols that will go at
cost. The price is 10 cents per pack
age or three packages for % cents.
THAT committee of fifteen is hav
inc hard time to get any one who
will be acceptable to themselves.
When they do select candidates it
will then be time to discover If they
are acceptable to the rest of the vo-
tiers.
WHEELING must be getting jealous
OF the way that Parkersburg council
men have been beating them in the
race to see which shall be the more
corrupt. The last break of Wheel
ing's men will be hard to beat bv
Parkersburg even.
A NEW bonnet is always a source
OF delight to a woman. To get the
best to be had adds to that delight.
Miss Mary Semans will show the very
best and the largest line of hats ever
brought to Morgantown at her Spring
and Summer opening on next We'd
hesday, Thursday and Friday.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-18
LUKBAN WISHED A THRONE.
IT Victorious, He Would Have Consti
tutec Himself Emperor.

Seattle, Wash, March 1S.-Mail
advises from Calbayog, under date Of
Jan. 26, contains the following. Major
Rosales VINO recently surrendered at
Calbayog SAYS that if Lukban had
been successful in defeating the AIMEE
leans in Samar he had intended 20
constitute himself emperor and his
minor officers princes under his au.
thority, thereby placing the island un-
der absolute monarchy. There was
no idea Of constituting a republican
form Of government. Asked if he con
sidered Lnkban patriot, Rosales
said he did not
Frankly. he said that he nov
believed tuat the Americans would
give the people of Samar as good >
government as they needed and for
that reason az much as because Of the
difficulty In obtaining supplies, hu had
surrepdored himself.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-18

BRYN MAWR NEEDS FUNDS.
Appeal For Money to Secure Rocl
efeller Gift.

erellef Gift
Philadelphia March 1S.-A revised
estimate of the damage by Sunday
nights fire in the destruction of the
dormitory known as Denbigh hall
places the loss on the building at
see 600 and the loss sustained by the
students at $4,000. Not one of the
young women who occupied apart
ments in DeEbigh hall saved any If
her personal effects, and yesterday
all of their were wearing borrowed
clothing.
Tie work Of rebuilding will be com
menced at once and it is expected
the burned structure will be in read!-
ness for occupancy by May Is or not
later than June l. An Improvement
will be made in the form of an cleo
trio lighting plant. It was the alb
sence Of this equipment that resulted
in the fire. student oil lamps having
been utilized throughout the build
ing. An appeal has been made to the
alumni to contribute money toward
the $500 to secure the gift of
new library building offered by John
D. Rockefeller. Also money is
wanted to build the electric plant.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-18
THANKFUL TO COD
Fer Opportunity to Write to Her
Mother Once More, Said
Miss Stone.

Boston, March 18.-A postal card
from Miss Ellen NJ Stone, the mis-
sionary to Bulgaria, was received By
her mother yesterday, it being the
first message by mail from her since
her release. She writes:
"Salonica, Feb. o.
my Own Blessed Mother: With
all my heart thank God for the op
pertunity to write once more. Mrs
Tsilka, baby Elenehine and / are
pretty well. and full of happiness and
th&nkfulness to be free. All of our
friends, too. are SO much rejoiced
that we can marvel at the strong
bonds which make all hearts one, the
earth round With love to all friends.
Your Daughter,
Ellen M. Stone"
The American board received a
postal yesterday from the Rev. F. B:
Haskell, of Salonica, dated March l.,
which says;
"Ransomed captives seem remark
ably we'll Miss Stone is troubled
some by knee which was hurt by a
stumble the very night she was lib
Grated. 1t does not seem so serious.
howover. Four British ships are here
now, which increases missionary
work"