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Lemon Meringue Pudding,

Two cups stale bread crumbs, tive
cups cold water, one lemon, twO-thirdS
cup sugar, three eggs. one-half cup
chopped suet, three tablespoons pow
dered sugar. Soak the crumbs in the
water for thirty minutes, then add the
juice and grated rind Of the lemon.
Beat the yolks of the eggs till thick
and lemon-colored, add the sugar and
suet and mix thoroughly. Add the
other ingredients. Bake for an hour.
Beat the whites of the eggs to a dry
froth and make meringue with three
tablespoons Of powdered sugar. Heap
lightly on top of the pudding, dust with
powdered sugar and brown delicately.
Serve with a liquid sauce
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TEL EPATHY.

1. .oirit waves of thought
PIE ~ on,munion we may feel.
na a. wa may be far apart
Pr y" distance seemeth real
,r happy thoughts unite
r 9 3:n Tins our souls in one.
@ / and space will disappear
j Iove's victory is won
H. t shepard Lippincott in Good
kekeeping.
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space tnat Is aHOrQed
in this case, where the
handle Of the basket
m u s t constantly be
avoided by the pick
er's hand. One figure
shows the box in posi-
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| ton on the ladder, while the other
shows it with the handle in place for
| carrying away the fruit when the box
Is full. It is very simple and one can
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make the whole thing in a few mo-
ments, If an empty box of the right
size Is at hand, and few pieces OF NO.
70 wire.-Farm and Home.
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Clam Fritters.

Add the liquor Of twelve clans to
one pint of milk, three well beaten
eggs, salt, and as much -four as is
needed to make thin, smooth batter.
Chop the clans, and stir them into the
batter. Fry in very hot lard.
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Farm and Factory.

In 1870, the census did not report O
pound Of butter made in factories; in
1880, 100000 pounds, out Of prod
uct OF SO7,O00,00O, was factory madei
In 1900 the factory product Of butter
was 420,126,OOO pounds, out Of grand
total Of 1,492, 100000 pounds, the fac
tory product being 2S.2 per cent Of this
whole. Cheese making shows a still
more remarkable transformation. In
1850 there was no cheese making in fac
tories reported. In 1870 the factories
made more than one-half our cheese;
and in 1900 the farms made but 1884,
600 pounds or less than per cent Of
the whole product of 30O,OOO00O.
Illustrations might be multiplied in
definitely to show the encroachment Of
the factory upon the function Of the
farm. Indeed, it is becoming a most
difficult matter for the census makers
to determine where to draw the line be-
tween agriculture and manufac tures in
many branches of industry. But the
farm Is the twin sister Of the factory;
they flourish or are depressed in per-
feet sympathy; and American suprem-
acy in manufactures is due, in very
large degree, to the abundance Of our
agricultural products. OF the raw ma
terials consumed in manufactures, ag-
riculture supplied $1,94O,727,0OO In
value, or S1.2 per cent of the total; the
mines supplied $319,975, 900, or 1874 per
cent In value; and the forest Sis, $685.
900, or per cent of the total; while
from ocean, lake and river came only
$9,635,OOO, or O04 per cents. N. D.
North, in Review Of Reviews.
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strawberry or Raspberry Ice.

The juice of one quart of berries add
Cd to one pint of sugar and half pint
Of water and the juice OF a lemon
makes a most satisfactory delicacy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-10-18

Last winter 1929 women were
s+udying in the German universities,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-10-18
Other Fertilizer Needed.

It Is generally admitted that there 1s
considerable manurial value in the
grain stubble left on the field to be
plowed under, this value consisting OF
portion Of all the essential plant
foods in varying degrees, together with
more or less lime and humids. In
some cases this value is considerable
in one plant food as in the case Of the
nitrogen in the plowed-under clover.
It is a mistake, however, to believe
that the manure in this stubble Is suf-
ficient to prevent the depletion Of the
soil by cropping, and yet this Is the
idea that is strongly fixed in the minds
Of many farmers. There is no getting
away from the old natural law that the
soil must have returned to it at least
a little more than the crop takes from
1t. and this the stubble and scant appli-
cation Of stable manure will not do.
The possession of the ideas indicated
make it evident that the study of the
soil in an intelligent manner Is one
of the essential things for all farmers
to do.
Agricultural Atoms.
Grand Rapids is favorite forcing
lettuce.
Dom Paul is a new strawberry, an
nounced by it's originator to be "the
flower Of the fruit world
Don't pick apples on the hot days
that sometimes come in autumn. Have
all fruit cool when taken in to be
stored.
In late summer stir the soil lightly
in the strawberry patch after each
rain to keep out weeds and conserve
moisture.
A Michigan man claims profitable
bit Of fruit growing in $211 received
for gooseberries grown on less than
half N acre of ground.
The American persimmon makes a
handsome tree ornamentally consid-
cred. 1t has dark green leaves that
remain on late in the fall.
For cabbage worms that appear late
in the season pyrethrum or saltpeter at
the rate Of teaspoonful to q gallon OF
water can be used with good results
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Fruit-Gathering Device

Our two illustrations show a handy
device for picking fruit, the advantage
over a basket being the clear open
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onise Hardenbergh Adams.
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RpntroIeurSs Scpnrtement.
W RnfhhduA.

(Dlai3,5,6,7,8)
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Der Sprnans.
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Ntne WnaeiaeR.
sbDmas & sbDmpiou's
- plofnt SnbHpnIocr.

VrOben ntr0el an IrgtnO tlue IDrthc gratis g9IuNOI
8roBe &i6itn zoe.
JOlai2 1Wt)
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0Refern alarnlnnn.&ah
an 70. SEPT. 1904 in RrGtt
p.rla6sH 6iueHzSfatiou, ME folqt:

SrTtG 20. sept 1904 in RrGtE
3aos p.rlaksH 6iueHzStatiou, ME felqt:
IaglIa.
40 Utorqtus S6HtujuG, Sduptlluie, SderBa
tolpu, q. & SO. 9abu IND btm Suotn, unb ausH
qerommm Sonutaqs, g. y. 9abu, Gbambtr5'
buyq, Dtartiasburg ur0 Bm9etJ.
SdqIi6 d, ausQeno Il 5~ouHtagS
7.25 Wurqtus-Qort, g. & ps0ip. uro Saa0ts
QiHie 0tIia BON GmUrps9roUc, Carlisle uno %
6.sgabH.
]9,nsburg, TrsOcrid, Gmwitsburg uHo y. 4 u.
&dhu, bis g.ttcn.
1912 TiorQtHs-atiomm. tur uHIoHsSrloee, S0LI
uu0 GcttpsbHrg.
225 ~PdGm.-Ttf0mm. mob NHtoH@STtog1
3.32 guhm-Erpr,B mad NOrt mi, 3 K .. Slo.
AS yiadm -6prtB, Gdup'llHit : Suatt' Ho9 rs
tDpn, Trtorid, 6mmitsbur1 uHo ShtpptR5oIt%
$50 ~gtuhm.-4ftomm. H1b 6m5tps9toDt.
6.l5 ~Tabm.-affonm. mad lnionfSrioJ',
lbs -qb:Ub5-&tfomm. ulb Gmcrp=StOos.
Rur = puUtdgs-
9.35 W~orqtHs-atfomH. nap N~uIrHzSrl0et A@
6aHo5tr.
235 -atipum rad l~trious8riost.
400 ~gddm-affsmm. nab GmorD=@Lo0t.
1876 absros-AffnTm. mad GWcIns9rrpe
gillette uuo Gsp5ds8ur:au @r. 21o, OfsStltia
mort=SfraBt.
3uae balt,r an urious, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gultors uuD NolbrI5ts Rortb=@ptl Station.
N. 6oDb. Observation-Disclosures.
g. Q. 9rtsiDoID neutrality-suspicious..
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0feenoIiId mdrtue.

0bslti8 pie stdrte GnUlunO's 1ur ets ~Otri;nig,r
BON irgenD lpcl6tn Drti Continental Dtd9ttn gttif
if, bsiBt eg, Oab Der @au i~peitercr iturfcr &rjees:
j1iTft aepldnt iptrOt. Die GnolduDsr iirtO erti6lDi=
len, Die bette unO lettings fdbiqfte N&arine i'll Der
Melt III babsr. 8ti Der auspubl elmer Gamiljtn;
ar,nei isbtn mir O~tuieIben Gtiit ieOtn 2a9 mcbr
uuo ulsbr 6sturOet, oa DE 2euts enti6lOf;n finn,
Dog bette 6silmitttl, pas 5u betOmmsn lit, 3u babsn.
Gs 1T unm6gIib, cine before oOtr 5uutridligtr'
MeoiJiu 5u tauicn, ul5 &Oitetter's 0bdgenbitters.
3eots MitgliSo Der camille fam cs gttrpt nit Der
Gstuibbeit ncburm. Oab IS ;bm cut tbun pirO. IS
piro BENT spftcm rD;totr Rroft perltibcn mn Der
oanunQ3i6ruugtn 9DspepFt, 9tritOpiung, &trOOf'
80 u,,a 1D ,torio hrifen
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d.. Oie&unfge 6 8rob!
bieB es einmal. 9ot iie iebt gar ni6t
me6r n0tbig. sic gebt mad Dollars.
9aberepsti, Der mdbnenumfpaate, bat
Die 6eimreiie angetreten. Gr ninmt
$4,000 Dollars nit, pelde er ii4
Quf bieier. feiner finften @on5ertz
3ournee in ben 8ereinigten Staaten
erfpielt bat, Sine babe Milion
M}arf in einem @inter. limb nd fogt
man nod, Die Nmerifaner ieien ni4t
funftfinnid!
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Samffaa, ben B. Mai 1902.

Morean Sat ii + u Il
belt in Der G~riinbung bes 3ieIenz
9ampfertrui is Die Summe BON 5rDlf
1nb elmer 6dlben Miuion Dollars err
haIten. 9as @ef4Gft bat ii4 fir ben
Hiefentru1tler be3ahlt.
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SetaaMtmadJMngen.
.StdetsS usenicurSs Bureau.
. RdfhhauS.

BuItimort, Den ,. Mai 1902.
Str StaOt= 5ug:u:tur tDIr0 an 9. VI a | dn Crt
uup SttQt tribeineu, nm od5 Rine1n Der l~oigt7ocn
Strubcn jlUiiten Oin genuunttn 4untttn NM ju oen
u~fdbntcn SturOtn icit3uitcqen:
5pcamorcs4psuuc, Ron Sr,tter aptnut bis Union:
Io,nut, go Eabnittugs.
@siFsrgtopns8oao uuO 9suuiptoaniosIoc., pon
Der n6r0tibcn StoOtgrcnje bis Crtuts2art, 3.lj
I1bmittlqs.
t5maupooOsstrubs BON Jr,Osrid=9IO;. bis Gu9tt.
6trdB;, 40 P16mittaqs.
8ami,p=s trasr, bon Monyo,sstrubc Big Rinins.
tonsGosuut, AS gSabmittaqs.
6otbtoraIeStrdBt non SfUOItsStrubc BIS Wtt.
T~oDalzaptnua, $50 3obmittags.
3. 3. Tenfar,
(Tui3,5,6,7,S StdDts5n9enisur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

Sin a4tunbbretBigid6 f.
riger G6emann, Der Srau unb iieben
&inber iiBen ldBt unb nit feiner feb
5igiG9rigen @9piegermutter bur9z
brennt = lpie bus aug Ct. Ni4plas,
3d., gemelbet fplrbe =! 90 'ipds
lit iebenfdQs nod ni6t bageipei EN-.
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Spui6 0IbrcIh.

Es ftarb ON 30. glpril, 1 ltbr 10 Ytinut;n frub,
Qouis @brrif, e~elicbtsr @utte BON @cItne @Ibr;i4,
in ieinem 81. Gebensiubre, III lttntr ltbtcn NOb=
runq, 0r. 1901, 0or0=8eg sfter= Strdbc. ii: Beer
ptauna finoet ON 3 0 q, Ha6mittaQ5 , ubr,
pom 3ruuerbuuit aus auF Dem Gmanud5z 6ritObOtc
OIL Der 0arfouO=fodD itdtt.
Die trautruOtu @iutcrbliebtntr
G2-3l otltne u { d uno = 0 B II.
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80nig @tftor Gmunuel
bat Die in 8enebig b%erurtbeilten 81
fi3iere Der rGbicago" begnabigt, na6z
Dem tie Qniprii9e BON 8ei4dbigten
i'm 8etrage BON 1000 Dollars begliz
6en batten. Den leBten Na6ri4ten
5r 5olge mii7en e5 Die 9erren in Der
SeeItabt @ene0ig nirtli4 tou getriez
BEN BADEN, 10, Dap Der umerifdnii4e
8pnful ii6 peigerte, etfpas gu ibren
@uniten 3ll t6un. 4u9 Die umerifaz
niT6e 8olonie in @enebig re9tfertigt
ods @orge6en Der 8eb0rben, 5umul
por 3pei SSa6rens 9eitens Der Mdnn=
19aft bes &riegsidiffes nWinneapoz
Iis" dbnIi6e Gr5eIfe in 8enebig perz
iibt pprDen feien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

Die tellung in
ct. 2ouis pirb nG9Ites Sa6r ni4t
ftattifinoen. Der GongreB min Die
8erlegung auf Dus Sdbr 1904 uutoriz
firen. 9a5 Bette, mas gei4eben tonnte.
Di @orbereitungen in ct. 2puis iino
ni4t iopeit fortgei4ritten, I'm Die
Neltmefe imW}ai 1908 fir uno fertig
e%r0ffnen gu fOnnen, unb, mas ebenIo
ff1tper ms 8eptdt faint, inldnoii9e,
ME auslGnoiI9e 4usitener buben Die
3eit bis Mai 1903 ais 81 tur5 befunz
ben, um lire 4usiteaungszObjett fer
tig gu Iteqen. 8efer cine fertige Nusz
iteGung in 1904, ais cine unfertige in
1908.
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philadelphia a n
@6ul Sfanbdl6en. Mtitglieoer bes
@9ulrat6s iinb beI6ulOigt, BON jun
gen 2e6rerinnen 8elber erbalten gu
BADEN, I'm beren 2(niteGung 81 fi4ern.
Die Sadie fam ans 2t9t, ais fi4 cine
Der 2e6rerinnen erfunDigte, mo- iie
i6re erfte Nn5ablung BON 100 Dollars
fir lire Qn1teQung gu MAIDEN babe.
Die Sadie pirb nun griinblt9 unterz
fu6t fperben, benin es famen in 5olge
bieier erften @ntbiiqung nod peri4iez
Dene anbere an ben Sag. ltno Das
in Der Staot Der 8ruberliebe!
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Sn 8openbagen 1T Z II
aGgemeiner Nusitano Der Seeleute Ii.
6afenar6eiter au5gebrO4en, um ben
anf4luB Der 8ereinigten 9umpfz
f4tfffahrts : 8eieuI4aften nit
einem @eIGmmt6eitano ron 130Oamz
pfern - gu bre9en, 8pr9eitern bat
Ii4 Der Strife auf aue 6Gfen 9dnez
marf's nit @usnabme pon G56jorg
dusgebe6nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

Ser Gongreb Mill lid
3eit nebmen, @eieBe fir freie Gin
fubr BON Sleti9 unb 8efliigel gu
i6affen. 9as betreffenbe Gomite min
porerf ben 4asgang Der unteriu6unz
gen bur9 ben 8unbssunpalt ubparz
ten. 9amit fpGre in biefer SiBung
Legislative NbbiiIfe taum me6r 81 err
fparten. Dem 8oIf lit nit bieier Ser
f6leppunq f6le6t qebient.
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Mnrn @rnnefrnln.

IS ftarb am /. Nlui SRI. MarD @runcpalO i'm
glitter Don q 3abrcn, qtlttbte Gobtcr BON Jrau
Maro uno Dnn ocrtOrbcrfcn &rn. 8iIbtlm @ruu's
nah. 9rriDanOt: NM GrsunOe Der Camille iuo
b0fli8ft einqtlaocu, O:r 8e:rOiguHg, tpcl6t om
SonntaQ q, Nn1mjttaqs , ubr, pom Erducr=
bauie, gr. $40, Gits2ombarOzStru aus i%tattfins
bet, btijulpobHer. l&|D
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Sic 0repfus 2tf a r e,
nit Der bic DeIt bis gum ueberbruB
gefiittert porben lit, miro nieOer aufz
gepdrmt, unb 6iesmdl geht Die neue
0reifus : 9aB BON einem 5ran3oien,
0amens Sc 8our, aus, Der in @5tz
cago Dor elmer 6Orerl6aft BON Stuz
benton bic ein3ige npabre" 9iitOria
BON Der S9ufo Oes frun5Diifdenn Der
rGt6ers" er3Gblt. Sc Rour bate ii4
Die Mii6e fparen tDnnen. Die 8elt
bat iif i6r urtheiI ge6ilDet unO 1T
oer .4ffaire" ii6eriatt. 8o5u Die
arg f6muBige 8df4e nod einmaG
aushdngen!
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- 4uf 8emiibungen ieiner @utttn
purbe 2eonarb Morgan, peI4er emit
in Nepzgort bos 8lutt nGottage anb
Cattle" berausgegeben, uber fpdter Ell
ne Qn3abl 6didungen begangen Bat
te uno oesbulb gu einem Sabre 6uft
i'm 3u6t6aufe gu Mi4igunzGitp, Snz
bianu, p~erurtbeiIt pOrOen mar, paroz
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8on Der Strafammer
gu 80In tpurbe Der fe4s3e6nid9rige
M0rber 9ables aus 9eimer56eim pez
gen @rmorbung mebrerer ianger
W2Gb9en gu Der BEL biefem Otter
b04ft 5uIGfigen Strufe DON Is Sab
rem @efGngniB perurtbeilt.
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Mtt8ebduern m B lie
8iirger ben Giidtritt beS 6rn. 9einz
rid @teffens aIs MitgIieb Der WO6lz
t6dtigteitsbebOrbe leien. 9r. @teffens
bat als g%epifenbafter Mann ben
9eutf9en in Baltimore Elm 8eifpiel
ais tii9tiger unb uneigennibiger Be-
amter geieBt.
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8. 8. 8 abemeber, Der rG
fibent Der r4merifanii4en 3uder7
Haffinerie : @eieai4dft," Der Dor Oas
nnferIu6ungsy@Dmite in @aibiugton
gelaben mar. maate re@t intereHante
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8uItimort, BIB, ben 80. april 1902.
6iermit uirD b"Efannt em d t.,
bab ole Martt=2ittnicn mn @uunrcrsGicenjtn am
critcu Sage ocs Mot 1902 jablbnr iinO unb otsz
balb 5lpii6cn benz erittn unO 20. Mai III bieicm
9iirtou qcl0it perbtu miiftn.
SamcS g. Smitb,
CapriC3O, NiuiL 2,3,5,6 1883 1912 GOntrOlcur.
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Ac1pnn Nncnnra

Gg itarb am 2. Mai l6elena 0ocuqeg, s:licbtc
Satin Ds Dcrtorbenen NnOrtlp Socrocs, i'm 68.
2cbtusiabrt. Sic 9tcrOjguHg iiuoct morgen,
sOnutag, RadSnlittaos , llbr, BON Or g9obnrng
ibrts Sobncs, Ir. 80, Cf=28tt=StraBe, aus itatt.
g;iicburg ~priputjm. N23)
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Ser .GlepeG. @d9ter uno
Qn5eiger" f6reibt: 0runten in 8alttz
more, an Der 8reu3ung Der San uno
Der Nisquit6<StraBe itebt Elm Dent
NAL. @rri9tet tpurOe es CUR 8erberrz
1i4ung 3peier Murpldnoer uSdarfz
16iiBen," bloBer 8naben an Sdbren,
Die i'm leBten &riege gnglano's CUR
unterio9ung Der 8ereinigten Staten
Q814) 6si'm Nngriff uuf Baltimore
ben commanbirenoen engltf9en @enez
raj = 3oB = meu3elten. Sa, meu=
6elten. Sic febten iih duf einen
Baum uno nabmen i'm bon bort duf's
8orn. Sbre Shat rettete Baltimore,
na9Oem Waf6ington bereits Die eng
hide 8riegsfurie gefofet bate. Die
les 9enfmal, bds WeQsz unb W1cGoz
mas entmaG, pirb iebem 6remben,
Der es feben min, nit Stol5 ge3ei9t,
Q(ber in ben friegsgeri9tli6en Ser
6anblungen in Manila purOe porgez
fern Der 8erfu6 gemu9t, ben 8lutz
beFebl bes Generals Smtt6, auf Der
Sniel Samdr 2tles, mas ii6er 5e6n
Sabre alt 1T, 81 t0bten, babur9 gu
re9tfertigen, buB man einem fiinf5e6nz
iGbrlgen &naben bic SDotung zines
ameritantf9en Sffi3iers, bes Gupt.
McGpnnen, 3uf9rieb. Sn Dem 8altt>
mprer 0%enftein tpirb @ttpas ais bod
patrioti9e Shat geprieien, mas auf
ben B6ilippinen als 8erbre6en ertlGrt
tpirb, bas Die S0Otung BON 4Gem,
mas iiber 3ebn Sabre aft 1T, 9ere9tz
fertigt babe -. Wie tpiirbe IS ben
8eppbnern BON Baltimore gefd1en
baden, ipenn bic @%ngldnber bamals,
fpegen jener Shat, PLIES, mas i6er
5ebn Sabre alt it," iber bic 8linge
6Gtten fpringen ldfen? Das piirbe
ii6er bieIe Shat in ben amerifanif9en
9eI9i9ts6ii9ern 81 lefen ietn9 =
9as Nnbenfen an Die @rpBt9aten beg
amerifanii9en Bottles, es tpirb 6eute
auf ben 9bilippinen bur9 8au6 unb
Mprn befuoeltl
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Ser d inefif6e @efunbte
Wu Sing Sang iOG Dpn 8aibington
abberufen perben, UNI Die 2eitung bes
neutrality-suspicious. ireuus gu iiberz
ne6men, Wu Sing Sang 1T in leBz
ter .3eit pon einigen unferer Sendto<
rem tpenig freunbIid be9anbelt NOR
ben, 1no nit Ieinen @erfu4en, fir
bas G6inefenou5i4luBzGeie miloere
8ebingungen gu erlpirten, bat er fem
Slid gebabt. 8enn er ra4Iii4ttg
1T, nirb er boFiir uuf ieinem neuen
8oiten quittiren.
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0(nua WSnrie 0((brccbt.

Gg ftarb am /. Maj 4ana Marie Glbre8t, 8ittDe
os ocritor6cueu Iimotbcu5 Mlbrc6t, i'm 81. 9cbtus=
idbrt. Die @troiQuug finOct nj 0 7 q n, Sonutag,
Ga6mitta5s "a llbr, bon Der 99obuunJ tbrts Sob=
mes, @rn. 9b. u. Mlbr:9t, 3u 2aurau,le aug aui
Der Baltimore Cemetery" TAFT. Jl3l
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GoreeruugSzNnaebDte.
y Staat WGarplanc,
Bureau ecs W1arpIdneer Sudotbaufes.
gultimore, Den q. @pril 1902.
8is sum- Z. Mai, Ro6mittags 4 llbr, iutrOcn
gneebOte ~tntgtgcu Qeuommcu fir 0Ie 2icicrung
BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (25o0D
Gonntn p 8eiu" Georges Greet
bitumtnoie &obGtn Coie Wjnt, aus Der
bic RobIeu ~qtljsftrt perO,r ioleu, mub 0tnauut
pcrOgn) in bsu0tbigten Guantitdttu im &auic oes
Subres abjulieitrn.
9irgibaft nit 0cncbmigtcr Si6trbcit mub fir
Die gttrtue Grfiuung bts Gontrlttcs q:telt rp;roen.
Die ang,bot. iDcr0su an Z. 9tai 1902 %gcoifnct.
3lbIurq in 9aar Qci6icbt monatli6.
Sis Tircttorcu bcbulteu ib Dns 9tcbt bar, irs
gtuO tptIdt o0cr ole ~@lHoebot: 5uriidl %ufpciicu.
Spbm s. @cpIcr,
Clpyi29, Wut1,3,5) MarDeju.
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9rGfibent 3oo b q t
bur6 SefretGr Root nun audi elne
friegsgeri8tli6e unterfudung gegen
Moior 6. s. Glenn a1lf ben GbiGips
pinen befoblen. Maiot @lenn foQ,
pie Dor einem Senats=Gomite tir3z
ltb altsgetagt purOe, Die rWafertar"
ongetpanbt baben. @on benz 4usz
qunge biefer friegsgeri6tIiden Ser
banblungen pirb es abbdngen, o6
lieutenant Gonger unh Militdrar5t
Qpon, Die CUR 53eit in ben Ser, Staaz
ten tpeilen, in unterfu4ung ge5ogen
nerben.
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&ntic Shfeael

Gs ftarb 9orutrftag, 40 llbr Moretns, in ibrcr
Wobnunq, Nr. 526, SiiosAunzS traBc, Gutie S6le=
qel I'M Iltcr BON 13 Slbren, 9 MOnattu unO 81
Saqtn, Qclitbtc Iotttr BON 6ront uro Gljjabttb
S6lcqel. Gle 9e:r0iQunq iinOct am : onutag g.,
g}o6mittaqg , Ilbr, Don ibrcr ltbtcn @ObHuug aus
TAFT. 8e;itBung %prioatim.
(g8ai6ingtontr 3,jtuugcu m0geH ~gciduigit cOp;rcn)
Q3-3l
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Sm prenBif4en Qbae.

SIN preuBifden Qb9ez
prbnetenbaufe bef9Gftigten fi6 bic
2anbboten fir3lt9 nit ben 8u4fta=
ben 6 unb 6. 0as 9errenbuus bdtts
Ii6 feiner 3eit ben 2urus geitattst,
bic i'm 8efeBentpurfe iiber SpnObuIz
Orbnung in 8urbefTen bic 94rei6z
tpeiie &aFel riidpGrts gu reOioiren
uno Elm s, alfo @aifel, a%n3uorouen,
pie frii6er audi Bel GOln uno @refelb,
ftutt 90ln unb &refelo. Die Regiez
rung mar gu @uniten be5 Sc geitimmt
uno f9lieBli9 purbe bieie 4O4pt4z
tige N~ngeIegenbeit elmer GommtfiOn
iiberpief len.
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SIN r8ormGrts" t6etGte
Der io3ialoemofrutif4e BarteibDritanb
nit, 0aB aus Der 9drtsitaFe 10000
Marf an Die 6eIsii9en SO3ialifen
ibermittelt pnrben feien.
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Sfbi0enOen.
IntOn srufy Gompnsnte bon marpIunr

8aItimort, DEN s. lpril 1902.
I'm elmer dm btutiqeu Sage bon Dem 8ircttorli1
obdcbalteneu 9criammlung rpurOe belblohcH, odt
cine 9iptotnoe BON jtpai 4roj'Ht e 9roj.) oui IA:
Mfti,ufopitaL Der Gompuqnie trfldrt uuD am Ytitt:
nod, ben 80. gpril 1902, oil Die bti'm S6lufs oe'
0tibdfts am .. 2lprjl 1902 auf Der Gift; ocr}tiba
uetcn g~ttioudre sur 0usbcjobluug tontmtn lol.
Gbcds lptrOcu Den Nttioudrtu per 9ott j~u9tlanot
ri, 5rargfcrirzgitbcr ncrOtn am Sicnitdq, Der
%. Qlpril 1902, uci6loFen upo ON Ntoutng, Dcu IS
@pril 1902, pitOcr trOiiutt.
QUO,22,g) Ottdlarc 3. Scnmdn. Sefr.
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Der Gon9reB Bat cine
babe MliGion Dollars CUR 8iebereinz
fi6rung bes Ro6rpoftInftems in Stem
Wort, 8rpotlpn, Bolton, PbilabeIz
pho, @afbington, ct. 2Ouis unb
G6icaqo bepiaigt. $50 bleibt 8aItiz
more? 3Gblt bas ni4t gu ben 9roBz
ftGbten2
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0a fagen bte2eute, iii
Die ieBt berfiigte @r9Obung Der Sob
lenpreiie IGge fem 9runb DOrl 81
ia bod! Die 8oblenpreiie miifen
10 normirt nerben, bqB Die &D6len=
9robusenten i'm Nuslanoe confurriren
t0nnen; uIfo miiFen Die Pretie fir
bas QusIanb AerabgeieBt unb uIiO
mifen tie fir basSnlano erb0bt iperz
ben. 9ds 1T bod einfa4.
0}.zN. Sts3la.l
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NM. Mdifumeni mn a n 3
pteber Die 3inien elmer Der dltei ten
6tiftungen Der StaOt Main5, Der To-
genanntenRofenbruut : Stiftung, CUR
@ert6eilung. Die 3inien itammen
aus benz 8ermG4tnifIe elmer alten
Main3er 9atri3ier : 5umilie, Der
5reifrau bon g6eritein. Die @tifz
tungs : Gpmmifion, pel4er Der 8iz
f9of, ME Der 8iirgermeiiter BON
Main3 a~nge60ren, BAT Oie5mal Den
9reis SRI. Marguret6e 9olu6opsfp
3%uerfannt. Sic bat 857 Mart IA 9f.
er6dlten. Der ReItbetrug BON III
Marf AZ 9f. muBte nu4 teitumentaz
ridden 8eitimmungen fir elm Set
ma61, Dem Die Roienbraut bei3uno3z
men bat, ~perfpenoet peroen.
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Sontmcrz0otel8
2Sfue 2Tounfdin Son(e.

Bdibtmaton>Gpuntp, Mr..
@uF O;m Gipfel Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
Ieqen. nit 5srnfbt ii6:r oz berrIi8cu CUMBERLAND
ubO SbtHonOOab=Sbd! Cir pie Saiiou BON 1902
am II. ) II II / c%rOfin,t. Sae 8elcg;ubtjtru jur qcs
~iuuotu GrboIunq uuO 9tu6s pm Otu 9ei11itsiorQtl.
@egtu Gugfunit 9streFf5 3tieroirung BON Gin.
m,rn, Irsiicu etc. lDtuDe MON fb i6riftli8 Oocr
miiHDli6 an Deter z. j lD II, Marae5r, Rr.
215, Gf=9nltimorIzs traBt, rQ9tttrn MurplluOs
Pubn=8t6duOc". CDtatl, Si&S, 2Wtel