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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-16

April 19Oz .-.-.-..-.-..- L 4o-zz
Take, as an example. the banner
month OF the Gruhn administration at
the pest house. This is March, when
there were at the limit II patients in
the hospital and the grocery bill went
to $3.50, besides S8.46 more for milk
The daily orders which were sent out
from the hospital were as follows, in
aggregate:
March l, s1265; March 4, $3.50: March
z, $3.50; March 10, $3.50; March IA,
S6.15; March 1S $3.50; March 20, 1925;
March Y. s615; March rs, S9.45; March
2e, Sf.45. Total, $50 60.
The official records show that for the
month Of March. eight patients were
taken to the hospital. instead of II, as
is estimated.
RECORDS DEFECTIVE.
It is necessary to estimate the number
Of patients during the five months Of
the Judd administration, because the
records have not been properly kept up,
and many Of those people who We're sent
to the hospital are not SO entered on
the official record of contagious dis
eases kept by the department.
According to the official record as it
stands today in the city physicians
office, only 10 cases of smallpox We're
sent to the hospital during the months
of December to April inclusive. This
is certainly incorrect, for there are now
three cases in the hospital, Vim. Green,
w. A. Cole and Gertie Reed, none Of
which are entered in the record as hav-
ing been sent to the hospital.
In arriving at the estimate which is
given in the table, the statement of Mrs
Gruhn was used as basis. The Jour
nal reporter telephOned to Mrs. Gruhn
and asked her for a statement of the
number of patients received each month.
7 can get it for you from my rec
ords," said Mrs. Gruhn. If you Will
wait about an hour for me to figure it
out"
In an hour Mrs Gruhn was again
called up. and stated that she had not
had time to prepare a statement.
What IS the largest number of
patients received in any month since
| you took charger was asked.
I'VE had as high as twelve some
! times" Mrs. Gruhn replied
So the estimate of 81 as a total for the
| five months is extremely liberal
SMALLPOX IN NORTH TOPEKA.
1t is claimed with considerable show
/ of truth that the frequent visits of the
! other members of the Gruhn family to
/ the pest house have resulted in a spread
of smallpox in North Topeka.
There are eight or ten children in the
! Gruhn family, besides several married
/ daughters. The family home is at 1905
North Topeka avenue. They all visit
freely at the pest house.
The records Of the health department
show the following cases of smallpox re
! ported from North Topeka during the
past two months:
April 11-James Nichols. 1901 North
! Jackson street.
April &C. T. Borders, 1121 North
Monroe street
May May Carr, 1882 North Kansas
avenue
It viii be observed that all of these
cases are within two or three blocks of
| the Gruhn home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-16

sheltering about 1900 refugees.
Subscriptions for the relief Of the suf-
ferers are being raised in all the British
West Indian Islands.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-16
pEATH o. scIENrTsrs-

After Assuring People That There
Was No Danger.
st. Thomas. D. W. L, May 1s.-The
Danish warship Valkyrien has returned
from Martinique, where she has been
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-16

The record which was made by Mr..
Gruhn, under City Physician Judd's
regime. for the corresponding months,
was as follows:
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-06-05
Egps Etchinqs.

Rev. William Roof, filled his
regular appointment at Beulah
last Sunday afternoon. MIR. Roof,
as usual, delivered an eloquent
sermon.
Mr.. j. F. Rodgers visited rela-
tives in the Cades section several
days last week.
Mr. Ollie Epps, a popular young
man of Kingstree, spent last
Friday night in our community.
Miss Grace II. Jervey Is spend
ing few days with friends at
KingstIee.
Misses Allie and Agnes Hanna,
accompanied by their brother
David, visited relatives at Green's
a few days recently.
Mr.. Clarence Lesesne, of Kings
tree, visited relatives here last
Sunday.
Messrs. Frank and Lonnle Ham
na went over to Green's last Fri
dav afternoon to stake in" an
entertainment given by the young
people there.
MIR. j. L. Burrows, salesman for
Messts. Cooper Bros, at Fowlers.
attended church on last Sunday
at this place.
On account Of sickness Rev. 5.
j. Mcconnell was unable 10 fill
his appointment at Elm church
last Sunday. Thinking that per.
'haps the people OF that place were
disappointed this explanation Of
his absence is given.
Mr.. Henry Mcconnell went
over to Green's last week on i
visit to relatives. BLUE STEEL.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-06-05
They Use Morphine.

Snakes Of many poisonous varieties
can be handled without danger II the
handling is done properly" says a deal
er in animals. Most people imagine
that snake charmers handle only non
poisonous snakes or snakes with the
poison sacs removed, but such Is not
always the case. have seen snake
charmers fearlessly handle reptiles OF
the deadliest variety without apparent
danger to themselves, the snakes In
fact making no attempt to bite. A
snake does not bite unless angered,
and snake charmcrs are careful In
their handling to soothe the animal in
stead Of alarming 1t. They generally
begin their manipulation by strokins
and avoid all sudden movement in
handling the fnake. Most snake charm.
ers have come in contact with were
morphine fends. and By the absorption
Of this poison they we're impervious
to the poison Of any but the most
deadly variety OF spakes."
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-06-05
A WINNING TRICK.
He Lost AIN His Bets and Made
Money By Doing Sc.

The captain Of one rather old and
slow steamer Of years ago, finding that
he would have to be long time In
China before he received full cargo
of tea and would have probably to re-
turn in ballast, began. to every ones
astonishmcnt, to say that, owing to the
repairs that had been done to his en-
gines, he hoped to make racing pas
sage back to England. Then. still more
to the astonishment Of the captains OF
the fast steamers and the world at
large, he commenced to back himself to
make the fastest passage home.
In such very considerable sums OF
money did he wager that people began
to think there was something in 1t. and
the merchants sent their ten almost en-
tirely to his ship. arguing that as the
captain stood to lose f5O0 ehe repairs to
his steamers engines had probably put
him In a position to bet almost on a
certainty.
or course the steamer. whose great.
est speed was eight knots an hour, ar
rived in England weeks after the 9th
ers. and the captain lost f25o. but in
stead Of having to lie in China waieng
his chance Of cargo coming in from the
interior. q probable delay Of weeks, he
had cleared in a few days after bis
bets became known to the public with
a full ship. thus recouping to his own.
ers, who of course paid his betting loss
es. q considerable number Of thousands
of pounds proft.-Blackwoods Maya
zine.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-06-05
From Smiths Mills.

Miss Blanche '. Toney, one OF
Nirginia's fairest bellies, who has
been teaching for Major II. Van
Keuren at Smiths Mills for the
past two wears, returned to her
home at Salem, Va, last week.
Her patrons AMI admirers look
forward with pleasure to her early
return in the iail.
Miss Adel Vankeurep, OF
Smiths Mills. IS visiting at John
sonville.
Mrs Herbert Vankeuren, ac-
companled hy Marguerite and
Junior Vankeuren Is visiting at
the residence of Mrs. K. A. John
son.
Mr.. S. O. Haselden, of George
town. 5. e. called at Smiths Mills
the other day to greet his friends
HIAwATHA,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-06-05
Two Gifts to the orchestra.

On one occasion. when Won Bulow
had to conduct an orchestral concert
ut which a piece written by an aristo'
cratic amateur was to be performed,
the composer requested permission to
direct a rehearsal and on obtaining II
opened a parcel containing seventy
pencils. which he handed to the Mem
bers Of the band. asking them to mark
his intentions IN their parts, as he
would give them By word Of mouth.
Hans Won Bulow noted this matter of
detail and left the hall. Presently he
returned. also with parcel, and on re-
suming his place at the desk gravely
handed out seventy pieces Of india rub
Der, with which the players were to
erase the directions which the oompos-
er had given them.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-06-05
Registration Notice.

The Office of the Supervisors Of Reg
istratiOn will be opened on the first
Monday IN every month for the pur
pose of the registering Of any person
who Is qualified as follows:
Who shall have been a resident OF
the State for two years. and of the
county one year. and Of the polling pre-
cinct in which the electOr offers 20
vote four months before the day Of
election, and shall have paid. six
months before. any poll tax then due
and payable. and who can both read
and write any section of the constitu-
ton of 1855 submitted to him by the
Supervisors Of Registration, Or who
can show that he owns, and has paid
I'LL taxes collectable on, during the
present year. property in this State
assessed ut three hundred dollars or
more. j. J. EADDY,
If Clerk of Board.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-06-05
Gneeheywe Ghnts.

Messrs r. II. Johnson and S. w.
Taylor. have returned from a trip
TO the exposition.
Miss Alvena keels has gone
back 10 Summer!On after visit
to relatives here.
Mr.. r. J. Bradham left for Tim
monsville Thursday night to at
tend his sisters funeral Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. T. j. Hogan went down TO
Charleston Thursday night to take
in the exposition. He returned
Sunday morning quite unwell
but is able to be out to-day.
Messrs G. +. Register, G. E.
Burgess, r. s. Brnnson, w. II.
Campbell and g. +. Harris formed
a pleasant party last Friday who
went fishing on Santee. Mr.. Bur-
CESS says he has enough of fishing
for the present and doesn't care to
20 again soon. SWAMP Fox.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-06-05
Mushroom Tests.

There are two sure ways Of telling
the difference between wholesome
mushrooms and the poisonous fungi
which so closely resemble them. II they
are to be boiled, put an onion with
them. and II the onion remains white
there is nothing to fear. II IT, turns
black. throw away the contents Of the
dish. for poison turks there. A common
test Is to sprinkle little salt on the
pink underpart. and If It turns black
you have real mushrooms. II the pink
changes to yellow. you have a danger
signal before II preca utfons like these
were taken with all mushrooms. fresh
or canned. there would be less sickness
ia the world.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-06-05
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Seen at Smiths

The health of our community
is good at this time.
Crops here are as good as any
reasonable person could expect
and farmers generally are we'll up
with their work. The trucking is
about over.
This writer has already seen
mutton corn--who can beat or
equal this?
Our Sunday-school Is progress
sing nicely with a large attend
ance every Sunday.
Mr.. w. p. McGill visited his
son, Sam, at Wadamalaw last
week.
We regret TO report the serious
illness of Capt. A. j. Smith.
The many friends of Mr.. snd Mrs.
Z. L. Mcknight ale grieved TO
hear of the death OF their little
daughter, which sad event occur
red Oh the 26 ult. The sorrowing
parents have the sympathy Of the
entire community.
Mrs. A. L. Cooke, of Lake City.
visited our community Saturday.
Mrs. Pierce, of Darlington, has
returned 10 her home after an ex-
tended visit to relatives in this
community. NoX.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
&nhlenfnabbhcit.

Der preis Der !6arttpblen fon feds
Dollars 80 Gents betragen, unb Oas
8olf miro nit einbre9enbem 0inter
nit 8oblen perforgt iein. 9tefe unb
Gbnli9e Nadri4ten lieBen Die Sob
en=Monppoliiten mad 8eenDtgung
bes Strifes bur9 Die 9refe berbreiz
ten. Die &p9len60fe Der Stabt bleiz
ben dber nd4 ME DOR leer, un0 ni4t
Bios bier, ionoern audi in anberen
StGbten finb bic 8pblen tnapp, befonz
ber5 lpirb in NetpzYorf getldgt, ND
iibrigens audi BON ben 6 Dollars so
Gents4preifen feline Rebe mebr TT,
fonoern mo d9t unb neun Dollars
perlangt neroen; aber aud gu Dlel len
9reiIen fam Die g3a4fruge ni4t gez
beft perben. Gs lit CUR 3eit tdum
lei6ter 8o9len gu befommen, dls
tpGbrenD bes Strifes. Die 3ufu6r TT
fir ben &oblenbebarf unierer 8roBz
itdote Bis jeBt gang uno gar ungenit%
genb. Don man9sn Seiten tpirb be-
bauptet, baB ii4 Spetulanten oes
&o6lenmarfte5 bemG9tigt bGtten, nm
ibren S9nitt an Dem unentbe6rli9en
5euerungsmateria1 gu MAIDEN. Stag
fein, aber es 1T nt9t na6ri6einli3.
Nd6er liegt Der 9ebanfe, OaB Die @t=
Ienbabn= unb &o6len@MonopOliIten
Dor ben Wa9len 8erIpre4ungen gez
md4t bd6en, Die tie nt4t balten fonnz
ten poer tppQten, nit 0enen aberStimz
mung fir Die Mablen gema4t tpurbe.
@s nurbe BON ben Gepublifanern
tpG6renb Der Champagne ftets betont,
baB es 9rGiibent 3oOieDelt 9epeien
lei, Der Dem &o6lenitrife uno bantt
Der &o6lennotb Elm gnOe gemu4t
6abe. Die &o6lentnapp6ett 0auert
aber an, unb BON normalen Preti en-
lit, na9Oem Die Wu6len Ooriiber iino,
audi ni6t me6r Die 8ebe. Wtun peiB
ia, oab in Der golitif aQe W}ittel re6t
iinb. 9as Pu6litum bat 1l4 big jebt
Der 9offnung bingegeben, ouB Die
8o6len5Probu3enten bic Wtdrtte 10
raid, ais m0gli6, OerfOrgen miiroen.
8is ieBt 1T 9as in gang un3urei4enz
benz MuBe gei6e9en. 9dtte nt4t Elm
ungspD6nli6 milOer 9erbIt bic g3ot6>
penOigfeit Oes 9ei3ens binau5 gei6oz
ben, bann piirOe Das Pu6litum bes
bergeblt4en Wartens auf &o6len
ii6erOriiIiig getporOen iein. Sobolo
falteS Metter eintritt unb ii6 Der
Mangel an 8rennmaterial empfinbz
li9 fii6lbar ma4t, pirO Die 6Off@
n~ungsDoQe 5timmung be5 Bottles
balo i9pinoen unb elmer er6itterten
9luB MAIDEN, ipenn Die 8o6len5ufu6r
niAt cine biel gr0Bere pirO, ais lie es
Bis jebt geipeIen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
RGerfei S~ntereGantes.

0te frans0fii6e 8ein Grnbte
bat bieIes Sabr f4pa6e Grtrdge gez
liefert. Man I9dBt tie uuf Elm 9ritz
tel Big elm 6alb Der normalen Grnbte.
Die Qualitdt 1T 5ufrieOenitelenO. Sn
Solge befen geben Die preiie berWeiz
ne raid in Die 9ORe.
Sn aaffeI lit Der 0euti4~4me>
rifaner &aufmann S6einri96obmunn.
Der BEL ieinem S9pager gu 8eIu4
mar, ipurIos DeridnunOen. @r Derz
IieB bic @obnung ieines S4pagers,
um einen Spa5iergang gu MAIDEN, uno
lit 1eitbem ni9t pieber geieben tporz
ben.
4us 80 n pirb beri4tet, baB
Die 6Ieif6pretfe pteber u6f4Gdgen
unb baB an mun9en Srten Die friibez
rem preiie pieber gefOrbert perben.
Die &abelna9ri6t, bdB &dier
@tl6elm bur9 einen Sagesbefebl
ben Offi5ieren bic S6eiIna9me an
8oeren : Gmpfang Derboten babe,
piro BON Der 8erliner 8refe Oemenz
tirt.
0as gefinbsn oeg beuti8en
8~ptf8dfters in Nien, Shirt
Gulen6urg, IGBt mod INNER Diel 3u
piinf6sn ii6rig. Der Shirt pirb mad
Nblauf Ieines l1rlaub5 ni6t nie0er
auf ieirrsn Wiener 8oti4afterpDiten
5uriidte6ren, ipnbern aus OemStaatS@
bienfte ausI6eiben.
Rt9t Der G3ar lit es, Der, pte
Der &abeIiunge gemelbet bat, nerbenz
Ieioenb lit; au9 ba5 8efin0en Der
G5arin lit dusge3ei6net. 9erPetersz
burger pID9iater Or. Marf4ielpstp
1T ni9t na6 2iDabia gum &aiIerpuaz
re, fpnbern na68alaflaba in oer&rtm
berufen porben, mo Der fe6r nerbenz
leibenbe uno an Wa6npor itellungen
frunfenoe @roBfirIt Gitolai CONTAIN
tinopitf9 i4on felt Sabren le6t. Qp
bic me6r ober peniger i90nen 2eitarz
tifel in Der amerifaniI3en 9refe ii6er
ben getitestranten G5uren itnb - fir
Die Sag.
Der Rsi9stags : 2r6georbneteMa
Ter, Der 6etannte 90 afen : + a.
6rifant unO Staut5 : 9ieferant,
lit nit ben poIitii9en 8orgGngen i'm
beuti6en Hei45tage 10 penig 3ufriez
ben, baB er Bel ben Reupa6len gum
Rei4stug i'm nd9IenSa6re ni6t me6r
cdnoioiren min.
Sran3 B 4 If, Der berii6mte
Maler, nurDe in Miin6en, nu9oem
er ben 4beno 3uoor nod in gepo6nter
Weiie in Der 8iinitler Geielf9aft
nAQotria" 3uge6ra6t bate, Don Ell
mem lei4ten S4laganful getrOffen.
Na4 einigen 5agen abfoluter Hu6e
1T bereit5 cine peientli6e 0enOung
gum 8eferen eingetreten.
Die r%eoefro6e1ten beutf6en
Ret4 finb
@ugen gfi3ter uno Or. MiiQer : ca
gan, 8eioe BON Der freiiinnigen Parz
tel. Ri4ter 6at in Der i'm SUM- b8.
So. a6ge6rO6enen 3ei45tags zSei7ion
1913, Or, MiiGer Sagan 113 Mal
bas @ort ergriffen. @eniger uls 100
Mal, a6er mebr als 80 W2al reoeten
Der GOnierOatiOe Or. OerteI, bieGonz
ierpatioen Arenot, 9ump, Don 8urz
oorff; pom Centrum Siri6, Or. 8az
9em, Or. Spain; bic NationulIi6ez
rulen Or. PuI6e, 8a7ermann uno Die
So3iuloemofraten Ginger ga MuO,
8ebeI GA MaQ unO Or, 9er5Fetb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
Snn DEN gbilippinen.
9aS S4i5ma in Der fatbolii4an Sir
DE Oerur1a6t unruben. - @en2z
raj Mtles' 9eiIe.

WantId, 7. NoD. - Sie 6ieii9e
PanOacan : Stride lit gum SGauplaB
ernite unru6en, pelde an Nufru6r
gren3ten, ~geporDen unD piele 8er6afz
tungen iino b%orgenommen porDen.
Sin She'll Der 8emeinDe tiinoiqte Dor
elmer Wp9e an, fi6 Der reuen P6iItpz
ptnenz&tr6e un3ui6lieBen unO Der
9farrer Sorronbp belt cine YreDigt
norm er ben 0ifeOenten 8orpirfe
ma4te. Sc mur0e 6e6duptet, 8furrer
SOrronOo babe in Ieiner PreOigt bas
8ai6tgebeimniB berleBt unb er tpuroe
ipGter auf Der StraBe ~angsgriffen.
N1e an Ote7em 3ufammeni toB bethel
ligten Peri omen ipurDen per6aftet. Die
9iReOenter ieBten ii8 barauf in BEN
8eIiB Der Stride, aber Der 9eiItli6e
puBte lie pisoer gu perbrGngsn. Nm
9OnnerItug boriger Wo6e ieBten ii6
Die 9ifeoenten BON Neuem in ben Be-
ftB bes 8tr6enge6duoes limb r8tidof"
Ngltpub, Der 6ii6rer Der 9iReOentenz
8epegung, cele6rirte an Dteiem Sage
barin DOR einer groBsn 99aar 4nz
bG6tiger bic MefTe. SpGter ieBten BE
0i7ebenten cine urfunoe auf, portn
Der 8efiB Der Stride Der Regierun8
ii6ertraqen puroe, unD boten benz
8ouoerneur bieTe5 Document ne6it
ben &ir6en16lifeln an. Der 8ouber@
perneur erpioerte jeOo4, Die Stride
ge60re ben G0mi16 : &at6olti6en uno
riet6 ben 9iFebsnten Die l~1ebergdbe
an, inDem er i6nen Die 8erufung an
bic @ert9te empfa61, fa1s lie glaub=
ten, in Der Sa6e He6te geItenO ma
den 3u f0nnen, unb Ie por Ru6eit0z
runqen fparnte. Die OiFeDenten be-
6er5igten Ieinen 8atb unO iiberga6en
ben 8eIib Der Stride, pelfe pd6reno
Der S%treitigfeiten bDn elmer grOBen
Menge @inge6orener umf6ndrmt
mar, 10 baB nur Elm ftarteS Polt5et=
9etd9ement einem ~erniten Gonflift
porbeugen fonnte.
@enerallieutenant M2iles lit BON
9ugupur, tpo er bas Serruin fir Die
Qnlage permunenter Poiten an Der
~g2orbba6n beii6tigt bat, 6ierber 5uz
riifgetebrt. Nu4 Der Snipettion Der
Rafernen in M}anila ntr0 er am
@am7tug mad Dem Siiben geben. Cine
Delegation friiberer Snfurgenten~Ofz
fi3iere ma6te unter Der 6i6rung oes
Generals Malpar benz General Miles
tire 4ufpartung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
@eFern 0nrhIanh Balm.
Srat in Rraft I'M %. sept. 1902.
3Ioe psrlaTsn bic 6insnsS Station, mi. iOlst:

Srat in Rruft III %. SEPT 1902.
3aae perlaFsn bic 6insHsStatiou, mi: iolgt:
SdgIt6.
4.3O rib S3Hslpof, Souptlinis, 6dgsrstotUH,
q. & 70. ga5u unO Dem Suoen uHO uus6tuoms
men Sonntaos q. 9. q. q. Gbambersburg,
Nortingburg uuO @iH6str.
YduIi6, ausgeHommsn 5oHnta9s
725 mprasng - 9ort, 9. & 8. DID. uHD edupts
linie 0ftli6 BON gmOr0=Grops, Carlisle uRO g..
& .. 81. 81.
e9 Dorm. 6auptIinis, SageTstoDH, SbipSenss
burq, %srsosrid, Gmmit5burg uHo u. & 8.
gabn, bis Clifton.
10. u Dorm. - Attomm. nap untonsSrloee, Vorf
uno GETTYSBURG.
. 95 wodm, Qfiomm. mad llujOnsSribg,.
ass Ra6m. - Grpreb nab 9Orf uuO 9. & 6.Sip.
A25 Qo6m. - Grprsb, 4uutts an Der 6auptlinie,
6aoergtoipu, iolpie Greoerii, Gmmitsburg una
S6ippengburg.
< N Robm. - affomm. mad Gmorp=9rooe.
615 QbeuDs - qftomm. mad union=gribee.
ll25 Qbsups - &tiomm. mad Gmorpsgroue.
Rur 6oHntdes 8.
e.35 Dorm. GflomH, mad uuionsgriOe. unS
6anoptr.
235 Ra6m. @tlomm. mad lnionsgrioee.
400 qahm. Gtiomm. mad @morDsgrOps.
lO.55 abenOs &ftomm. mad 6morps@rooe.
giatts unO @spdd=Sirsau Qr. 215, Ofs9altis
more=StrnBe.
SGat bdltsn on uniou=, 9snnIolSdnio 4~ptnueIa
Gultons uRo @albrooG RortbzGDs.) Station.
3. 8. 9risDplD b, Sen. sQGHaGisrsGesnt.
8. g. gqRRfrtst @'A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

Nd6 benz 8ert6t bes CO.
nabi16en 6anbels=9 Departments be-
trug Die 3unabme bes canabif9en
SunbeIs i'm lebten Tisfaljabre mebr,
ols 35 WiQipnen Dollars. 8ie @usz
fu6r belief it9 ouf nobe8u 203, Die
Ginfu6r auf 2111 Miaipnen Dollars.
@on Der Ginfubr entfalen auf Die
.0ereinioten Stuaten runb 121 Nltlz
liDnen Dollars, cine s3una6me BON 10
MiQionen gegen bus borbergebenoe
eSa6r; bic Qusfu6r na6 ben @ereinigz
ten Staten belief ii4 auf 669 Wfilz
Iioren. Na9 @nglano fii6rte Cana
oa bugegen fir me6r, als 100 U}iato@
men Dollars aus, impprtirte BON bort
dber nur fir 40 MiQtonen 0sQars.
Q(us unberen 2Gnbern fiihrte Canada
fir .na6e3u 80 Mfiqipnen Elm, uno bic
canabiI9e Musfu6r mad BEN elben be-
lief ft9 ouf 20 MiQionen Dollars.
gei ben Musfu6r3iffern fGat auf baB
Die @usfu6r BON 8robitoffen na4
Gnqlanb BON Is auf "a WttQtonen
Dollars geItiegen, Die na4 ben Ser
einigten Staten BON $4,000 Dollars
uuf 645, 900 3uriidgegangen tit. Ga
naba perfaufte fir s. Mtlionen DBL
lars Butter an Gnglonb, aber nur
fir 41,OOO Dollars an Die 8ereintgz
ten Staaten; an Wonpuaren bagegen
puren mir quite Nbne6mer i'm 8etraz
oe BON 49, MilIionen Dollars, tpdbs
renb GngGanb fir nur IA Miaionen
fuufte. Die GAMBLER beI4tperen it6,
baB un7ere 6od5OQe i6rengrpprt na4
ben @ereinigten Staten 10 eri9peren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
Sn ben Grun0 aebobrt.

Netpz gort, 7. Nop,-9er brei=
muiti9e 64ooner Putin O., &nig6t,"
GupitGn Bennett, pelder am IL. OF
tober BON Nenzgprt na4 9arien,
@a., nit elmer 2abung &iefernbol3 in
5ee ging, 1T BON Der itulienii4en
8arfe Sorrento" in ben 8runb &C.
bo6rt poroen. Die MeIOung tommt
BON Dem GupitGn bes r&nigbt," mel
der i6 in gienfuegOs auf Cuba be-
finbet. Der v&nigbt" mar Elm 5abrz
aeua ppn 329 Nettp@5onnen, IN Gam
ben, Me., 1880 gebaut unO gi9ent6um
bes Capt. 5ranf 8. Sren3 in &odz
bile. she.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

9ie Soften bes eren
2eip5iger 8untpro8efes betra9en ms
eeIdmmt 100000 Mart - $4,000
Dollars. 9dfiir bate man bier 5u
2anbe fir einen iol9en bertpidelten
Yrp5eB ni6t einmul einen etn3igen
tii9ti9en Mbppfaten befommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

Gabrpla trattH Rraf q #. 1902.
Sampfcr otrlahsu gifc Vr. 10, G~J95tsStrabE:
3dgli8 (uusgenommsu Santiago 6l5 9otmitilss
uno 3l5 Taamittags; 6amtdgs I'm 6l9 SUS'
mittags unO ? ubr 0G6mittog5 nab Rtn''Js'a"0'
Gsutrspile. QeDts unb SDiibtuitatlontn.
@ui6luB an uEelGpars & Gbsi. enenSa0H- "U9
Gaiou, CriorO unO 3Dii6tntatloHsH.
s]el,Sbont: 6. & i. (6t. gauD Sl02. Ut0. (9'a.l
OF Z. g. 5roEtl,
moi271s Gntrals9e5ait5tuBrF.