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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-05
THE GEORGIA STATE
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Is YORK STREET. WEST.

- PER CENT. per annum allowed on
u deposits, withdrawable on demand
Interest credited quarterly.
4 PER CENT. per annum allowed on
u deposits Of even hundreds. with
drawable at annual periods.
GEO. w. TIEDEMAN, President
b. H. LEVY. Vice President.
Z. w. BELL, Secretary.
C. @. ANDERSON. JR.. Treasure
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-05
KIl[|')u|I Y
Ri. A [(I)E;'R
Diseases, Urinary Affections, Deep
Seated Cases ESpecially.


For old obstir ate, deep seated Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases take a bottle OF
Stuarts Gin and Buchu. If tired Of taking
cheap Pills. Fatent Medicines and doctorinr
then Stuarts Gin and Buchu Will cure YOU II
is made for inst such cases.
l1inL f,IIOMS-Agonizing pains in back,
swollen legs or abdomen. discharges from the
urethra, neuralgia Of the bladder. burning SEN
satlon or dltnculty in passing water also a
'requeht desire or even Involuntary discharge
81 the urine. Catarrh OF the bladder stone in
the bladder. Brlghts disease dtsagreeable
ouor OF the urine scanty and high-colored
Death mag freQuetily follow these symptoms
for any or these symptoms or any com.
plicated case OF Kidney or Bladder Disease.
take stuart Gin and bnchu according to al.
rections on each bottle. and you will be re-.
stored TO health and perfectly cured Stuart's
Gin ana Buchu sweetens the arine cleanses
the Dladcer, removes all obstr, ctfous from
the kldt eys ana urethra. Pleasant to Jake,
H. gives strength life and vgor to the ktdneys.
Inc highest grade kidney remedy made Thor.
ougnIy tested for past twenty years in hos.
pltals ana private practice, with a record OF
eyo cures or chronic kidney and bladder iron.
bles-the kind that had re listed ali other
treatment u at drug stores or by express
SAMPLE BOTTLE ABsOLUTELY FREE
by writing Stuart Drug Co. Atlantn. GA. Wa
nave set aside $4,000 bottles for free distrtbu.
uon 70 prove our claims. So write to-dar.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-05
MoZLEY'S
LEMON ELIxIR
A Pleasant Lemon Tonic.

indigestion headache
Liver, S andK ~
a at druggs
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04
SCHOOLS OPEN MON DAY.
Personnel Of the Corps Of Teachers for the
Ensuing Year, 1ooa-3.

Personnel of the Corps Of Teachers for the
Ensuing Year, 1eoa-3.
The Langdon public schools will open
Monday morning for the fall term Of the
school year of 1903 and Superinten-
dent Hayward has been busy this week
since returning from his vacation trip
getting everything IN readiness 20 make
the coming year the most successful in
the history of the schools and is anxious
that all the scholars be in attendance
when the term opens. Any child in the
city who will have attained the age of
six years by January first will be eligible
to enter the schools on Monday. There
will be three new teachers on the staff
this year aud the selection o. all has been
decided on with the exception of teach
or for the grammer room, to take the
place of Prof. Devaney. The grades and
those in charge are as given below.
Observation-Disclosures Hayward.
High Schoel-D. j. Ridllngton.
End Intermediate-Miss M. Aspinwall.
lst Intermediate-Miss Lulu Hodgins.
Bird Primary-Miss Jessie Blodgett.
End Primary-Miss Lila Farrell.
lst Primary-Miss Daisle Burd.
Both Miss Aspinwell and Miss Burd
come here with strong endorsement ne
to the ability ct their work in the school
room and are normal graduates of the
state school at Mayville. The board
expect to decide on their selection of q
teacher for the grammar room this etter.
ahon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04
THE PLATFORM.

The Democratic party of North Dakota here.
by renews its faith in and allegiance to the
principles of democracy,
We declare our opposition to tariff system
growth and strengthens the combinations that
lead to the establishments of trusts. We oppose
any and all systems of taxation levied for any
purpose than to provide the necessary revenues
for the economical administration of the 60:
vernment. We are therefore in favor of a tariff
for revenue only, and especially favor such mo-
required to prevent their longer atfording
shelter to monopoly.
We favor and recommend the adoption of a
eiection SECTION Of United States senators by direct
WI While I've we firmly belicvo\in the enforcement of
law and order we are opposed to government
by injunction.
We are opposed to the merger or consolidation
of parallel or competing lines of transportation
It destroys competition and creates monopoly
which places the industries OF tho state at the
mercy of the railroads.
We condemn tho republican party of North
Dakota for being dominated in its $ late con; n;
perfectiug such consolidation, We are opposed
to the republican nominees Because they were
dictated to by q political machine supported
and maintained by these corporate interests,
party for governor because of his vacilating
and weak conduct on the merger question.
Wefavor the enactment of primary ELECTION
and We denQunco boss rules as destructive and
un-amcrican.
We favor the adoption of such legislation as
shall repeal tho so called fellow-scrvant law in
this state. =,
Wo favor just and equitable taxation of all
property in this state and we condemn the re.
publican party for its failure to tax property OF
rorporntions on the same basis other proper.
ty is taxed, and recommend that all property
be taxed on the lands of its maket value:
We arc heartily in favor of'the initiative and
referendum and favor tho passage of n law that
will enable the people to institute and control
legislation. -, .:.. ..;,
ure to enforce the prohibition law and we recog
ninc tho right of the people to believe they
should havo u chance to change tho laws OF tins
! state. and wc therefore favor tho resubmissior
of this law to the people that they may change
| flle present systom either By the adoption OF ;
state tlispensary system or tho Gottenburg sy.S;
tom or local option by townships, cities or VII
lagos, and We favor the legislation and enact
mont of laws in that direction. ;, ,,.
Ever mindful of the duty of nll citizens t.
favor good government and economy in taxa
tlon and protection of the sacred rights OF I'll
people, We present the foregoing principles nn'
platform to the people of this state and ask tn
voters, regardless of all former political atiili
tions, to unite with us in the election of GU
ticket, pletlsing our candidates for tho oarryin
out of these much needed reforms i'll til
government of this state.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

of the last legislature were largely in IA
vor Of the passage Of such an act but re-
strained by plank which is no longer
there. To our republican friends with
q strong prohibitory inclination we would
say keep an eye on your representatives
ut Bismarck this winter.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04
@AH~~
The Political a
q Movement.


The Grafton Record says "North Da-
kota financially is in the best condition
in her history, thanks to the good busi-
ness methods of Senator J. L Cashel, of
this city, who drafted much OF the fnan-
cial legislation Of the last session." And
him democrat!
*.*
lisa shame, q measly shame that county
Offices will not be as plentiful as candi-
dates this fall. There's something better
than bakers dozen whose names illumi-
nate the blackboard rs entries in the race
for the register of deeds Office. This is
only another instance of Cavalier county's
produotiveness.
The state central committee Of North
Dakota democrats met Tuesday at Fargo
in executive session and the followers of
Jud LaMoure are threatened with another
attack OF lumpy jaw and are visibly agitat-
edIat the possibility Of strenuous cam
palgn confronting them.
Xxx
The latest tip off the card is that both
Com'r Gjevre and Ole +. Axvig will head
delegation to the legislative conyen-
of the republicans in the Fortieth district
as candidates for the senatorship, And
"Ole" says as for his part its no jolly
as some would have it. Axvig is an
active Hansbrongh supporter and al
though Gjevre has rot as yet announced
his stand in the United States senatorial
fight the contention Is that be may con-
tend that something is due to M. N.
johnson at about this time.
TX
What the possibilities are on either tic
ket for the senatorehip in the Eighteenth
legislative district have not up to the
present gotten outside the confines Of the
teepees of the chieftains However,, last
weeks developement that Senator Walt
Laidlaw had been named by the state
campaign managers as the executive COM
mitteeman from the Seventh judicial dis.
trict, embracing Pembina, Walsh and
Cavalier counties, indicates that he will
be too busy saving wood at the republi-
can headquarters in Fargo during the
campaign to look after his candidacy for
re- election to the state senate.
Xxx
How nice it would have been for our
friends, the enemy, if the plank favoring
the resubmitt,ng of the prohibition ques'
,ion had NOT been adopted at the state
democratic convention. They hate tc
have forced on them as an issue legis
lative question that they have artfully
lodged Mt their last two state conven
ton. 1t is putting more snap and ginger
into the campaign thun tho opposition ex
pected or care to see. Republicans as
party ARE not honest straight forward
proh,btoniste and their assumed air o
injured innocence ut the plank asking
that the question be voted Oh again is in
sincere and dhypocriticul. The republican,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

congressman
v. R. LOWELL.
L. A. UELAND.
JOSEPH E. CRONAN.
Lieutenant Governor
S. X. McGINNIS.
Secretary of State
JOHN QUARUM.
State Auditor
JOHN F. MORRISON.
State Treasurer
JAS. F. MCDONALD.
Attorney General
Superintendent of Public Instruction
v. STEVENSON.
Commissioner of Agriculture
OSCAR II. WILL.
Commissioner. of Insurance
FRANK A, WILSON.
Commissioners of Railroads
p. L. PRITCHARD.
CHARLES PETERSON,
o. KNUDSON.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04
Want Column.

A DyERPISEMENTS will be inserted in this
a column Tor one Cent a word each insertion.
No advertisement inserted for less than hfteen
cents. Cash must always accompany out OF
town orders. Tho rate for the insertions 9!
business locals among pure reading matter will
hereafter be ten cents per line each insertion.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

FOR SALE-WiH sell cheap a Mccormick har;
vester, one disc harrow, ,onebreaking plow and
ono mower, one set of Premium bob sleighis; rs;
al! in good condition. Also ono two year ; 9td :,
harness and outfit complete: This is bar
ginig sell at once. C.J.Kelly, Langdon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

LOsY-A black heavy mackentosh overcoat, be.
tween Langdon post office and tho farm OF
Robt. Murie. Finder will please leave with
A F. Gardner at the LangdOn 2. Y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

CENTS Cash must always accompany OUT O!
business locals among pure reading matter will
hereafter be ten cents per line each insertion.
TREES FOR SALE-Trees at almost nothing.
Soft maple, from four to six feet in length, IS
per 100. Company wants to clear the ground.
No orders taken after this month. Leave or.
ders at the Chicago Store. Langdon, Paul aa
TENDERS WANTED Tenders wanted to grade
and build road on the section line betWeen
20, 1862 At TT two 1 o clock p, m, The board ro-
serves the right to, reject any or an olos.
Henry Baker township clerk, Osnaproch'
FARM FOR sALE-We will sell on crop con
tract if eufficient cash payment Is made tie
purchased. It is an ideal farm. Of 72s 81 acres a
mile from Easily, and includes lots house,
barn and granary in Easily besides $500 worth
grain can be almost spouted into the elevators
at Basby. There are $40 acres under cultlva-
tion. This is rare opportunity ana some, n5
department.. Gordon e. Lamb, Langdon, Nd
LosY-A black heavy mackentosh oyercoat, y, be:
Robt Murie. Finder will please leave with
A. F. Gardner at the Langdon r. v.
FOR SALE-WiN sell cheap Mccormick har;
ono mower, one set of Premium bob sleigh;s;; !;
all in good coalition. Also ono two year old
colt, one good team ofdrivers one buggy, with
harness and outfit complete: This is bar
ginig sell at once. J.Kelly, Langdon.
TAKEN UP--Came to my place on Section, 8,
Township 161, Range So. on or about Saturday
August 9th. 1902, ono mare, color pay WIN
white right hind foot, is about one year ola
and had halter on when taken up owner
can have same on paying oxponsos incurred,
including the cost of this notice. lfnot d1ly
claimed it will be disposed of as provided by
law Address Hugh Mcpherson, Daniels.
FOR SALE-Dwelling house. For further par
ticnlars apply to Neil Mckechnie. Langdon.
WANTEDAT ONCE-Twenty-fve moro farms.
Apply to Flax Land Co., Langdon, N. D. 81
FOR SALE-At once OH easy, terms, one HIST. ISar
class threshing outfit, all complete. 'oc "
particulars see A. 1. Birtch, Langdon, N. u. 20
FOR FARMS IN THIS CoUNTY.-Will trade
fine residence, small fruit farm or market
garden, in one of Iowa's best towns; also also
about twenty head of horses, Will ~ also by Buy
fer cash. Flax Land Co., Z, A. Wadsw0rtll'
president, office with Gordon g. Lamb. 46-tf
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

FOR sALE-At once on easy terms, ,,4, one fist, Far
particuinrs ti see 4. l. Birtcl, Langdon, N. D. 4e
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

WANTED AT ONCE-Twenty-fiv five more farms.
Apply to Flax Land Co., Langdon, N. d. 81
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

FOR SALE-Dwelling house. For further par
ticnlars apply to Neil Mckechnie. Langdon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

TREES FOR SALE-Trees at almost nothing:
per per 100. Company wants to clear the ground.
No orders taken after this month. Leave or,
ders at the Chicago Store. Langdon, Paul
Haiyorsen, special agent, Jewell Nurseay Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

TENDERS WANTED-Tcnders wanted to grade
and build a road on the section limo between
Sections IS and 16, of Township 1850, Range 50.
Tender will be let on the ground, September sa
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
Henry Baker township clerk, Osnabrock.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-09-04

FOR FARMS IN THIS COUNTY.-Will trade ie
garden, in one Of Iowa's best towns: also
about twenty head of horses, viii ~ also b4y
fer cash. Flax Land Co., Z, a: Wadswort.h' $.
president, office with Gordon d Lamb. 46-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31

8erpalter ~berlangt. - $4,000 Ser
aenspflaiter. Sn 5reibeit .gez
IeBt. - G6emiibe 2eute. = Der
september Sermtn no6e. - 9as
@uiIengeri9t.
4uf Qntrag Der 6rau Qnna 2ouiia
Bartlett ernannte geftern 3i3ter
8ides i'm &reisgeri9t S6omas Stub
beu unA Sbomas s. Mafon gu Ser
tpaltern bes @erm0gens BON 8eniaz
min unb Qnnie 8. Bartlett uno Der
S6neibertperfItatt in Nr. GIG, Wef It.
9rattzS traBe. Die @erpalter ite1z
ten ie $4,000 8irgi9aft. 5rau pars
lett berflagte am 81. Sult ibren Sat
ten auf S6eibung, felt tpeIder Set
biefer ungebli4 ftart trintt, feline
Gtntinfte perI9leubert unb bas Sc
f4Gft berna4ldiiigt.
$4,000 9er8enspfIate ter.
gutrid &ufea psrfIugte geitern i'm
@tuOtgert9t George %. Sbants auf
$4,000 e9aoeneriab, neil bieIer
ibm unge6It9 bic 2ie6e ieiner Satin
Muggie abfpenitig md9te unb bteie
peranldBte, nit inn gu le6en.
Sn Sretbett gefeBt.
Sobn 9iqman unb S6omds Garter
puroen geitern bur9 Elm 9abeas Gprz
pusz8erfd6ren bor 4i9ter @ides
aus benz Stats : Irbeits6duIe entz
luf1en, pobin lie BON 6riebensri8tern
in 5reberid : gountD seiunbt tporben
paren. Die l1e6erpeifungs6efe6le
purben fir befett befunben.
@6emiibe Qeute.
Sbomas Saulfner ret9te 9eitern
i'm &reisgeri6t bur9 feline NnpGlte
Dean unb Sp6annIen cine &lage auf
S4eibung gegen MurD Sauflner Elm,
Die ibn unge6li9 i'm Mdr5 1899 berz
lieB. Sbre 9O48eit fanO am IA.
@prtl 1892 ftatt.
Sn bemfelben 9eri9t min Sannie
q. @aterbap ibre Gbe nit Soiepb
$. @uiterbuD gel0ft baben. sic Be-
buuptet, er babe lie brei Monate mad
Der 9o45eit berlufen, bic i'm Qpril
1893 in G6arlestpnn, 8.z8a., bor
ii4 ging.
Ser Septemberz Sermin
Der 9eri4te beginnt am Montag,
ben 8. September. &i9ter 8i6es
tbetlte 9eitern ben elben bic 9eI9poz
renen 5u.
SIM @atfengeri9t
nurbe geftern bon ben Ri9tern ga
pase, 8lod unb S'8rien gum Setaz
mentsDoaitreder i'm Sale pon Mnbr.
aruus Murb &raus nit $500 8iirgz
f3dft uno gum Ra9laBperpaIter i'm
Sale BON Margaret @bparbs cSSo6n
u. 0abis nit $1,000 8iirgf9aft err
rdnnt unb Hu9laBberi9te i'm Sale
BON ROfaIinb Srant, $4735, gutgez
GeiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
SGnitats> Seri9t.

4e~rbenfie6er tritt bOsartig uuf.-Oie
&inber : Gbplera fOroert mod tms
mer Spfer.
Sn Der ~berfloFenen Wo9e bdt bas
Nerbenfieber ungepO6nlt6 groBe
Spfer gefprbert; es Harden Is Perfo@
men, gegen 7 in Der borbsrgebenoen
@o9e. 0agegen betrug Die 3dbl Der
gemelbeten neuen Sale BON NerOenz
fieber rur At, gegen SO in Der Dorigen
Wo9e unb so in Der glei4ldufenoen
Wo9e bes @oria6res. 0as ein3tge
Mittel our @erbitung bes Rerpenz
fiebers 1T, pie bic 9elunbbeits Be-
amten fager, bas Srtntnafer gut gu
fp9en. Die 9eIummtiterbli4teit be-
trug in Der 1eBten @o9e 1913, gegen
178 in Der glei9laufenben 8o9e bes
@oria6res, 2O5 in 1900 unb 1872 in
1899. @on ben 8eritorbenen tparen
SO mGnnli9en unb SO peibli9en &C.
T9le6ts, % paren i'm Quslanbe 9ez
bpren, 43 paren Neger; 5 gerionen
Harden i'm Bah : 8tep, q in 6pfpiz
tGlern, 13 in anberen Snftttuten, II
SnqueIte purben gebalten. 8Dn ben
8erforbenen paren SO unter 1 Sa6r,
7 3piI9en 1 urb 2, 4 5nif9en 2 unb
5, 2 5pii9en 5 unb 10, 6 5pif9en 10
unb Is, 7 3pii4en Is unb 20, II
5ptI9en 20 unb 30, 16 5pii6en 80 II.
40, 20 5pti4en 40 urb SO, 13 3ptz
f4en so urb go, 16 3pif4en so unb
70, Is 5pii9en 70 unb 80, 8 5nif4en
so unb 80 unb 1 3pif9en 80 unb
100 Sabre aft. On neuen SG0en BON
dnitedenben &ranf6siten purben gez
meGbet: IA OipbtReritis<, 10 99arz
la9z, At Nerbenfieberz, 2 Maiernz, 1
gei9poqene Wanbelnz, 4&eu9buitenz
unb 1 SubercuIoiis pulmonalts15Glz
Ie. Die buuptfd4li4ften SOOesurfaz
den tparen: Nerbenfie6er Is, We9ielz
fie6er /, MaIern 1, @9arIa9 l.,
&eud9uiten 3, 9~tpbtberitts 2, Group
2, 0bienterp 3, 2ungenf9pinofu9t
II, &rebsleiben 6, Qltobolismus 2,
Mentngitis 1, 9irnf9lag 6, anbere
Nerbenleiben 4, 9er3letDen Is, 2unz
genent5iinOung 2, 8rOn4itts T. Sim
ber9oleru q, anbsre 8erbauungsit0z
rungen Is, 8rigbt'f4e Hierentranfz
belt Ii, gepaltiame 2OOesfdGe 6, 4lz
tersi9pd4e 5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
GeiratHs=0icenaen.

6olgenoe 9elrdtbs : 2icenSen MUIR
ben seitern bonn 4ttuar bes Common
Pleas<@ eri4ts ausgeiteGt:
@eo. 6. Mc&elbin, p, Rr. 1247,
SiO GutuDitrabe, unb Hettie NaIb,
20.
SEQ. s. 8u9sbaum, %, unb Bottle
&. 5arBen, %; NppIifant s. @pm,
Ger. 1857, Columbia Nbenue.
Daniel Quiglep, %, Rr. Ala, @Ib>
StrideritruBe, unb ISbie g. 8ep=
ton, IL.
anbrsfp Sames Gilbert, 25, unb
Warp 9. 8rubp, "a; @pplitant W.
M. Garrett, Ger. q, @iD : g6eferz
GtraBe.
9arrp $. MorriFett, %, unbRutb
90. Qrnorb, 20; Qpplitant s. 6.
Spurnier, gfr. 1919, Mc!6enrpfr.
@6arles 9. chiffon, 26, p6ilabeIz
pbia, unb Sdrab u. Smith, q,
Wufbinstun, .. 6.
Sohn 8ofaf, 81, Rr. 8O4, 9orbz
SurbumfraBs, urb Marie gster, IL.
4lfreb 6. Onion, %, Nr. 358,
Norb : GalperttruBe, unb Margarst
S9u9art. %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
RarbIanS & genHiBIbania Glen
bahn<GO,

Rortbsgotnuts uuoDaT Station.
gulaTtn an BebsntagsH Ea5 9Ori, ga., UNI $50
1lorasns un0 $50 1a5mittags.
grlaHtn an RobsutugtH Ra3 Sdto, 9o. nm
79O RsrgsH, $50 UHo 40 Raamittuas.
BrlaTtn an No4tHtas.n nab BLAIR, NIB. nm
7.S0, $50 anO 1857 gprulittaqs, $50 NM 20
Rahmittass une els abtH6s. NV
griaHsH an 6OHHtustn Ha6 9tlsa, "a, nm q an
glsrasHs uap 400 Raamittass.
gstldHsH an Sonutag.n Haa 8,lair, no. nm
$50 INN lbs S0rmittags. 400 RlSmttaas unO
1000 absVo3.
" 3age f-srsH nm I.20 Ra5mittao an eomaa,
gen ab.
q, G. @srEiA CHARACTERISTICS asrsE,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
Queen @nnr's GilenbnhnsGn.

Gdbrplan lett Dem 5. Suli 1902 in Rraft.
SampttF orIdBt ben bier Rr. 10 an Qigbts6trdBF
ta9lrb tSdmtags uHo 6OHntaqs ousgtnommsnl
I'M TOO gOrmittogs uno BIS Ra4mittags, HaS
GaPe ID ap, RsbObOtb uHO 8Dii3'HFaa
tioHtn.
eumfaos, 100 9ornittasg unO 200 Ra5mttta9s'
mad 6 ape q ,, q sbObotb unS 3lUl9sHH
ftatioHeH.
5Ountlas, BIS gOrmittaes, Ha5 9aps AaW
uro q .bobOtb 3, unO 315 RabHtsta9s' HHa
mad ~RtHt=5slanD uHo Queenstown.
pesiaGs9oot Osrlabt GGps gl az 1t0na
tags UNI $50 MorqsHs, f4 ~ 2sD's NIT otns
G~rSrsBJue BON RsbObOtb Ha9 Baltimore IN S"S
~binOuHg isbeno.
6rdbteH lpsrDen an @o9tHtassH bis upr ao'h0S
~eHtge9tn 9tnommeH. "a
4,ltpbont: 6. & g., ct. 4oul S102; To, 6tH. Sla
2. 10. SrogsL Observation-Disclosures
CDaai27, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-31
a6er anOere Webliorten?
Nnes mas BON oambura fumut.

9epz0ort, 80. 4uguIt. - Sin
SuIti5 > Sli9tling aus 9amburg,
9eutI9lanD, 1T bier bingfeit gema6t
porben. Dor IA Sagen er9telt Wtarz
f6aQ 8ern6aro BON benz iuriitiI4en
8ertreter Der beuti9en Regierung,
9rn. Gubolf 9ulon, einen 8er6aftsz
befe6G, ben Der beutI4e 8enerultoniul
Or. Bling Dor 8unOes>GommihGr
4leranoer gegen @tlbelm 6rieOri4
Sgna3 S9oo ertpirtt bate, nel4er
Dor ldngerer 3eit aus benz 3u4t5auie
in 6amburg entpt9en mar. @r bate
ben griminaI4S 4uBmdnn @rnit Hoz
bert Auguit 9Orn bur4 5pei S4iife
in ben &ppf peripun0et, als Otei Ter i'm
per6aften noQte, unb mar gu 1OzjGbrt=
ger 3u9tbausitrafe Oerurt6eilt NOR
ben, bon Der er erI 2 Sabre DerbiiBt
bate. IS purbe beri6tet, DaB ii4
S6po unter benz Namen 8a4 ais
S9anfpdrter in elmer Wirt6i4aft an
Der SIDE BON 154. StraBe unD Gatlz
rpab= ooer 8artzNpenue auf6alte unO
bier einen S9tpager, 9enrp Wsrtin,
babe, Der an Der Mtorris 4oenue
tpo6ne. Die @irt6I9aft mar in3piz
f6en ausbertauft tpDrben, un0 9err
8ernbdro bra6te na9 langen 8emiiz
bungen in Grfa6rung, OuB it9 93oo,
alias 8a4, in einem 8arbierldOen, in
benz er Sreitags nit elmer 6rau 3uz
fammen treffe, aufbalte. @eIternN6enO
begub ii4 Mari6au 8ern6arO nit
ieinem Gplegen ct. 8arbner unD Ell
mem Pinferton'f9en 9etettib in ba5
!6inter3immer beS 8arbierlaOens un0
traf bort einen Mann, Der Der BE-
f9reibung S4oo's entIpra4, in Sc
ieqf9aft elmer Sruu. n9GnOe 6o4!"
rief 8ern6urb benz &erl gu uno legte
inn, obgIei9 er ii8 mad 8rdften
tpe6rte, nit 6ilfe @arbner'5 9anOz
f4eQen an. Damn bru6te er ben
8urI9en na9 Der STANDARDIZATION
an Der 152. @traBe, unO taum mar
man einige Stufen in Die 906e geitiez
gen, aIs Der &erl ii6 nit ben 9dnoen
an benz @eIdnber feft6ieIt unO aus
rief, man tDnne i'm erf9ieBen, er
nerbe ni9t peiter geben. @s entitdnb
Elm 8umpf unO cine Menge Meni4en
fummelte ii4 an. 4u4 3pei Poli5i>
item famen, unO biefe f9afften uuf
8ern6aro's @r1u6en cine &uti6e 6erz
BEL, in nel6e S9oo troB feineS
StrGubens gebra6t purbe. Den Poz
tighten rieF Der enragirte 9efangsne
gu nSbr feb Saufbriioer unb pOQt
nur ellen unb trinfen!"
N}it Mii6e unO Not6 puroe S4OO
ms 8efdngniB an Der 2uOloDzStr.
gebra4t, unb tuum bate man t9m
bort bic Tefeln abgenOmmen, alS er
auf einen Der 8eamten losging un0
nur nit M&i6e ii6erpGlttgt pur0e.
Damn brobte er, er perOe feline S4pez
tier, bic 5rau bes o6en genannten
6enrD Werfin, Die i'm Oerratben babe,
erf4ieBen, iobaIb er tpie0er fret tper>
be. Nuf 5ruge 8ernbarO'5 bebaupz
tete er, er lei gar nt9t i'm 3u4tbuuie,
Ionbern in einem Srrenbuuie gefpefen.
DIS i'm aber Der ate Griminalbeamte
frug, er babe fpobl au4 ben Grimiz
na1s@6uBmunn 9Orn ni4t in ben
8opf geI6ofen, berriet6 er ii4 un0
erflGrte: wRiat in ben &Opf nur ms
@eii6t."