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Especial 10 the Indianapolis Journal
4 PARAMOUNT. Ind. May 14-At the reg
fular session OF the Paramount monthly
<meeting OF the Society of Friends to-day a
letter from Charles Arthur Bewley. of Gin
4cinnati. was read asking permission of the
Smeeting TO marry Isabel Hoskins. a Friend
..and prominent young lady OF this city.
kbewtey Is a member OF the church in Gin
Scinnati and is quite well 10 10 He met
his oride-to-be in this city one year ago
1whfe attending a church convention. The
cconsc5t OF the local meeting was secured.
eand the ceremony will take place this fall
gin tfis city. The ancient form OF marriage
Tin The Friends' Church will be used
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IN Fines for Lawbreakers.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, May 14-The authorities
of this city are prosecuting the publicans
who violate the law with severity. Two
days ago William Diester was assessed a
total of nearly 800 on two charges, and to-
day Joseph Ebert was fined in the total
sum of $50, exclusive of heavy costs. 1t is
expected that other similar prosecutions
will follow.
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Traction officers Elected.

Special 70 the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, May 1.-THE ~stockhold-
ers of the Wabash & Logansport Traction
Company. which succeeds to the business
Of the Wabash River Traction Company,
formed TO build the trolley line from Wa
bash 10 Peru, met last evening at the COM
pany's office in Wabash and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Dennis \.
Blakeslee. of New Haven. Conn. vice pres
ident, Fred G. Boyd, of New Haven; sec
rotary, John $. Bradley; treasurer. Sam
uel G. MOorehOuse. The management
states that the LOgansport extension will
be ready for operation by Sept. l.
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Retail Merchants mt Muncie.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, May 14.-The annual
meeting of the Indiana Retail Merchants
Association began in this city this morning
with a good attendance of merchants from
all over the State. The address of welcome
was made by Mayor Edward Tuhey this
morning and other addresses were made.
The election of officers will be held to-mOr-
row. Tonight a banquet was held in Red
Mems Hall. Ira Young, of Muncie, pre-
sided as POSTMASTER.
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Woman Fined for Child Beating.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LOGANSPORT, Ind, May H-Mrs. Hen
ry Cannady, living near Onward. was ar
rested to-day for brutally mistreating Dora
Burkett. a twelve-year-old orphan. The
woman had repeatedly beaten the child
with a fence picket because she refused to
perform certain work, the brutal actions
covering a long period. Neighbors were
wrought up to a high pitch. of indignation
over the affair. The woman pleaded guilty
and was fined. The authorities took the
child and placed 1t in the hospital.
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Heavy Award for Injuries.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind, May IA jury in the
Delaware County Circuit Court has
awarded Mrs. Amos Cary, of this city, ST.
900 damage against the Big Four Railroad
Several months ago the plaintiff
was crossing a street crossing in this city.
A cut of cars was backed into the sleigh in
which she and her husband were riding,
causing the horse to run away down the
tracks. Mrs. Cary AYERS that she was per-
manently injured in the runaway.
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Damage Suit for SANDER.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
HUNTINGTON, Ind. May 14.-The Rev.
Albert ]. Johnson to-day filed a $4,000 dam
age suit in Circuit Court against William
A. Branyan, a prominent attorney of this
city, alleging SANDER. About two weeks
ago he was arrested on a serious charge.
The case was dismissed, and Johnson
charges that Branyan has publicly said
hat he confessed the truthfulness of the
charge by paying money and executing his
promissory notes in large amounts to ST.
lence the scandal.
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New National Bank mt wabash.

Especial TO the Indianapolis Journal.
{ WABASH, Ind, May 14-This morning
fJudge Harvey b. Shively. Howard NJ. At
kinson. Harry c. Petit. Frank w. Morse.
fDr. r. f. Blount and John II. Bireley made
application. through Senator Beveridge. for
- charter for the Farmers and Merchants
<National Bank OF Wabash. with a capital
Sof 100000. TIL new institution will succeed
Ito the business of the Farmers and Mer-
Ichants Bank, a private bank established
1seven months ago by Messrs. Atkinson.
SBireley and Morse, and which has succeed
fed well. having now $1,000 in deposits.
xJudge Shively Will be president and Mr.. At
I kinsOn, the largest Individual stakeholder.
Swill be vice president.
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Aged Woman Seeks Divorce.

Especial 70 the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN. Ind. May H-One OF the most
|uslzual divorce cases ever filed in the Elk
hart Circuit Court was one brought to-day
by Amelia Mcdowell against William Nc
|Dowel' a wealthy resident Of Elkhart. in
which she asks $500 alimony and $1,000
attorneys fees The plaintiff is seventy
years old. frail and delicate, and her hus-
band IL seventy-fve years old. weigh 25
pounds and Is six feet two inches tall.
were married at Central City. Neb..
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EpwOrth League Convention.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
THORNTOWN, Ind, May 14.-The an
nual convention of the Epworth League of
the Charlottesville district will be held here
next Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. An
excellent programme has been prepared.
Nearly all the prominent Methodist minis
tiers in this district and several excellent
speakers from over the State will attend.
The convention will be held in the audi
torium OF the Methodist Church.
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Farmers Mysterious Death.

Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
MONTPELIER, Ind, May 14-This morn
ing the body of Reuben McConkey, a we'll
known middle-aged farmer west of this
place, was found in a boiler house on his
farm He had been dead several hours.
There are a number of oil wells on the
place., and McConkey was the pumper in
charge. Carbolic acid burns were found on
his face, bat the coroner does not believe
death was due to that poison. An inquest
will be held tomorrow. McConkey left a
widow and four children.
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DiebI's Case Set for Trial.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind, May John Diehl. a
wealthy Anderson. Ind. manufacturer. who
was once tried and convicted on the charge
of procuring a criminal operation on Mary
Farwig, a domestic in the Diehl family. was
granted a new trial to-day by Judge Bar
nard of the Henry county Circuit Court.
The new trial will begin June 16. In the
coming trial DIR. Garrett Leach, of this city,
who was accused Of having performed the
operation, will testify TO what the States
attorneys claim will be damaging evidence.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-15

CHICAGO, May 14~-High-school educa-
ton will hereafter be Of advantage to
young men who desire to enter the service
of the Santa Fe Railroad. The manage
ment of that company has instructed heads
of departments that where positions are to
be filled high-schoOl graduates shall be
given the preference.
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Democrats to Lose an Organ.

Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 14.-Negotia-
lions were completed this afternoon by
which the morning Journal, a Democratic
paper owner by w. Bent Wilson, and his
book and job plant are to be taken into
the Burt Terry Company, job printers and
book binders, Wilson taking stock in the
new concern. The transfer will be made
soon, and ii is probable that the only Dem
ocratic morning paper in the Tenth district
will become Republican.
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Deserved "A Reward.
Boston Transcript.

DWsIyH LENEE"NH -
Sylvia's papa was a clergyman. IL was
his custom 10 turn the wedding fees over
to his wife, but one day he felt inclined
TO tease her a little at first by holding II
just out of her reach. Sylvia looked on
with a serious face.
Aren't you going 10 give II to her.
papa - she finally asked.
'iOh. / don't know, why should IT, an
swered the father.
We'll. 1 think you ought TO-" said Sylvia.
earnestly; "she goes 10 hear you every
Sunday"
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MIDGET GIRL BORN.
1Marion Couple the Parents OF n Wee
Mite ok Humanity.
scial TO the Indianapolis Journal.

: Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
a MARION. Ind, May lion Sunday
morning. at 4 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W.
ward became the parents OF a two-pound
kbaby girl. On account OF the condition of
Ithe mother. the midget proportions of
kths baby were not revealed until to-day.
child is fully developed, and will easily
4ft In a quart cup. Its hand can be COM
%pletely enveloped with a thimble. The
/. baby's entire length is not one foot, and
1she has beautiful hair. The father is we'll
kknown here. and IS superintendent of the
kMarion Paper Company. The parents have
,sbeen married four years. The mother for
Rmeriy was Miss Nellie Pearson, of Kokomo.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-15
CapitaIized at 100000 600.

ALBANY, y. Y. May 1.-THE Manhat-
tan Tranist Company. with a capital stock
of $1,000, COO. was incorporated to-day. TIE
principal Office is to be in New York. The
certificate states that the company is
to deal in and operate cars. coaches
and other vehicles and movable equipment
propelled by horse or other power.
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The Original one.
Chicago Tribune.

Chicago Tribune.
NO" said Mrs. Upjohn. II never allow
myself 10 read a story that has a villain
in il. There is villainy enough I'm real life.
and we don't need IL In literature"
Then you do not admire the book of
Job2' observed the Rev. DIR. Fourthly, who
was making a pastoral call
The book OF job she exclaimed. I'm sur
prise. What villain Is there in that sto-
. / N
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-15

NEW CASTLE. Pa. May 1.-THE fifth
annual convention Of the Tin-plate Work
ers' Protective Association closed this aft
ernOon and the next convention will be
held at Anderson, Ind. The scale was ap-
proved but will not be announced until
after the wage committee meets with the
manufacturers, some time within the next
" weeks. The following officers We're
elected: President. George Powell. New
Castle; secretary and treasurer, Charles f..
Lawyer, Wheeling. board of trustees, Ben
jamin Teagarden. Martins Ferry; j. =. FL
der. New Castle. and +. 4. Catterhenry,
ElwoOd, Ind. Wheeling was again selected
as the national headquarters and the Labor
World, OF Pittsburg. was selected as the
official paper in place Of the New Castle
Tribune, which was formerly the official
mouthpiece Of the association.
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Nor Trouble for the British.
Concord IN. h Patriot.

Disguised with the army mule. what will
the Britishers think of that cargo of Mon
tana bronchos just purchased. when they
are assigned for service in South Africa.
For pure cussedness the mule is not a cir
cumstance TO a Western broncho.
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Lived One md and Five Year-.

FLUSHING. Long Island, May IA. =
Bridget Mccormick died here to-day al
the age of 16 years. She was born In Ire
land and came here in 1850.
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LONDON. May IA dispatch from St.
Petersburg 10 the Central News d V that
Balschcaneff, who assassinated NJ. Sipia-
guine. the Russian minister OF the interior.
April 10. was executed on Monday last.
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the reports are somewhat exaggerated.
you know. We only played TO pass away
the time"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-15

Unexpectedly this mormns one Nas the
mother Of a well-known family and was a
member of the Christian Church.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-15

July 1. 1898. and lived together until Tues
day OF this week. She charges him with
extreme cruelty.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
Qnhnffciaerunacn.

9ds 8eiipiel Der YPennfblpania1@ts
ienbabn" : 8ertpaltung, bic 2Dbne
ibrerQnseitellten 81 erbOben, bat raid
Na9abmuns sefunben. Die REM
gorfer gentral@8abn" bat bic 2D6ne
ebenfaIs nm 10 proaent er60bt, Die
9oulO'f9en 2inien molten fplgen, bic
vSiibli6epa cific>8 d6n" bat Elm neues
uebereintommen NIT ibrcnQngeIteGten
~getroffen, tpel6es biefen cine Crib
hung i6res gintommens BON 10 grpz
gent bepiGigt. Reun5ebn Der srDbten
@%tienba6nen bes 2dnbes tperben gez
nannt, bic ibrem perfonal cine 3uz
lage BON 10 groaent bepinigen polz
len. l1eber 100000 Mann nebmen an
ben 2obnerbDbungen t6eil. Sir bic
@iienba6nen bebeutet Oas cine Me6rz
Qusgabe an QrbeitslObnen BON flint
Sebn Bis 5pan5tg MiGionen Dollars.
0un baden bic meiiten 8abnen in ben
lebten Subren fette 3eiten gebabt. SIS
lit ldngere 3eit &luge gefii6rt tporben,
baB es an 8uggonmuterial feble, I'm
ben Srdnsport gu beipdltigen. 8a<
rum fo1ten bic 4ngeiteaten Der 8a9s
ren nt4t audi Gttpas bon ben fetten
Subren Der 8abnen abbefommen, 3uz
NAL bic 2ebens6dltung betrd4tli4
tbeuerer ~geporben lit. 2ebensmittel
finb i'm preife geftiegen, unb ben @iz
Observation-Disclosures lit Die 2ObnerbDz
hung gu gDnnen. QIein Die @iienbabs
men tperben bic Mae6rz4usgube BON Is
Bis 20 Milionen Dollars i6perlt9
aGein beitreiten. Sin gutter She'll tptro
in Sorm b0bsrer Sra9trdten uuf Dds
gublitum abgelaoen perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
WeHsrn MarbIanb Balm.

Srnt I'm Rraft am Is. sept 1902.
9Hoe prlaHeu bic 6tacnsStation, Dts t0lgt:
SdgIi6.
IN frn6 - 66nsGpot, 8auptlinis, saqsrgtopu,
3. & ~. gabn uHO BEN Sioen unO aus5 su0ms
men souutags 3. 9. g. q. Gbambersbur9,
Tartiusburg uRD 0iuteter.
f6Qli6, aus Il 9 onEtuqs.
rs Rorgtug - 9Ori, 3. & 8. S;o. unO plugt'
liuie 6tlib bon GmOrpsGrOUe, Garlislt uHO "
& s.. r. R.
s.8 Born. 6oupttiuis, 6ogcrstoDn, S6ipptH5'
burg, 5reoerid, Gmmitgburo uHD q. X W'
ga6n, Bis Clifton.
1912 BORN. AitOmm. mad uHiousSrl09e, yoEE
uuo Gettysburg.
225 Ro6m. - aftomm. mad uuiorsgriogt.
332 Ratm. - GrprsB nab Qors uHo g. & Dip
ABS Ru6m. - GrpreB, Quntte On Der 61uPtltnte'
9aqsrstopn, ionic GreOsrid, GmmitsbuTa u"'
sbippensburg.
$50 Ro6m. - qffOmm. nab GmorpsSroO'.
6I5 qbsnog - atfomm. mad uRioHs9rio9t.
ll.25 Qbsups atiOmm. nab Gmor9'OEOOs'
Rur SoHntdgs.
o.35 gorm. - Qttomm. nab uHIoH'SFl0Js ""S
SauoOtr.
235 Robm afFomm. mad lluiOusSrio9s.
AOO Wohm Qftomm. nab GmOyDs8tooe.
m x @S.rns Hffomm. nab Gmorp=Sroos.
~ 9in,t' rn0 esbad. gireau CIR. 215, CfsSalts
morssStrabe, u..i,.grsrr,.
SultoHs uub @llbroof CRottb=ao5l S1a!uUU.
g.. %. risDoI H.'taHaV"''"s'N'
s.. 9. 9uHOfree 8f2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
Rureau Der 5trdkensS urdbrH6Sa
NnruutjtT6re

NIAANf
altimpre, Den Is. Ropember 1902.
Sn Bem6Bbtit Der 9~eitimmungeu Ds Charters
Der StaOt Baltimore, Nbibnitt III, mad)tn pie
~GourmiHdrs jlr 6traB;n0ur6brij9e in Der StaOt
Baltimore hermit bctaunt, DaB fe Die Nufhcluug
zines @sridtr5 unQeorbnet babtn ilbtr Die GntibdOis
qunqer, l~lrfrttn unO Wtrtb r60bunqs= St'utrn fir
GrpropriiruuV uro Oefiuung Der 9iuOuct=Apeuue,
BON Der PorDisite Der p. Strabe bis sur SuDit;te
Der SeOars2lucuus, 3uiOl8e Der am 10. gtai 1902
b~stdtigttn 9,rOr0nung gtr. 81 0s Utugors uno
stdotrat6cs BON Baltimore, uuo Oab Die AufldQtn
f6 sritrtdcn UNI umfafcH oas StraBcubett Ser be-
i1Qten Grofiuuu9 uno bti0e Srittn O%erielber, -
btiDs Ssiten Der GcDar=plpenu;, nOrOlib BON be-
ilettr 6roffnuuq, %ungefdbr 557 Sub Z 3oa al b:r
RorootsSs;t;, un0 u~ugedbr 5Sl 6ub Z 3on oil
Der RorDp;tzStitc, NM bsiDe Seittn Der &toarz
abeuut, ptfttj6 BON Der proisttirtan Gr0fiuuug bis
,r GtoarzQloenuc59riide, III llcbcreinfjmmung
init Ocm Qlunt, DIR T3 isst untsr orn Gtten i'm
9treau Der 6traBtnourbbruts sGOmmifGrc beIinz
bet.
Iuo ne MAIDEN bicrmit f,rutr btf1uut, Dab porz
%crlpdbnttr @aribt ncbt crfldrcnOtn &arttn ieBt 5ur
Sniptftion ijr al, DabIi intercifrttu 9eriOncn be-
reit licltu. SOnit, DaB Die ~b:iuotcu GOmmiFGre
am % Il I q q, Den q. NOocmbtr 1902, 8ormitz
tags nm 10 llbr, in ibrcm Hirau M 8atbbaus
in SiBunQ itir iptrOtu, UNI ir9enO D:l5e in err
iudbutem @rjbtc ~cutbalttnc Gn9lrqcnbejttn, Gegcn
Die irQtuD tjre i~utcr.iirt gu iein btblupttnOe Qtrs
Jon GinipanO crbtbt, in GrDd9ung 5u j;tbtn.
s.. g. 8pue,
Senrp Aepen.
". y. WiacSendu,
@ommiiiGre;
George @beSlep, @lert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

Die .SGIino:sS tuuts5eiz
tung" I9reibt nit bere9tigtem Corn:
,,unter benz @oripanbe, bab es an
@elDmitteln feble, baben bic 5rembenz
bafer, beren MunbItiid Der S9uliuz
perintenbent Gpolen lit, bic 8epiatz
gungen fir ben beutf9en l1nterri9t
bermaben beI9nitten, baB 2eBterer
1ur mod gang timmerli4 ert6eilt perz
ben fam. Den 8orIteber biefer I'm
terri9tsz4 btbeilung, Or. 3immer=
mann, bat mon p6ne &iinbtgung entz
ldfen. &ein a~nitGnbiger Menf9 mir
be einen 4ngeiteGten 10 fortf9iden.
Gs i9eint inbeB biefem unausfpre9z
1i4en gooleD tpobl gu tbun, tpenr er
Die beutf9e Spra9e unb bic 9euti9en
~beleibigen fam. 4ber ieber 9unb bat
feinen Sag, unb mir perben IS ia
ippbl mod erleben, baB biefer gpoleD
fib cine Stelung fu6en mub, bic feiz
mem WifTen unb feiner 8ilbung entz
fpri6t. Wir mD9ten ben Menf6en
ni6t als 5ausfne9t Inn uns baben.
Srob bes @elbmangels, an benz Der
@9ulrath leibet, Derlungt Cooler, baB
mar Elm Organ fir ibn f9affe. bas
sipei Mat monatli9 a9tieitig eri6et=
men fon, unb Die gogoben i'm S6ul=
rattle nidten nit benz 3opfe unb be-
tpiligten. mas gopleb forberte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

Die m altungb Der 8 Il l.
Iabelpbier StraBenbabnen bat tbren
gpnbufteuren unb Motorleuten cine
2pbnerbDbung BON einem Gent pro
@tunbe bepiQigt. sic erbalten ieBt
20 Gents PRO Stunbe. Die 2o6nerz
b0bung fpmmt etpu 1000 Nngeitelten
au @1lte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

@e6etmrotb profeffor
gebring bate bic WaitglieOer Der inter-
~nqtionalen Suberfulofen : @onferen5
CUR 8ef9tigung ieiner @inri4tungen
sum Stubium Der &tnoertuberfulofe
mad Marburg eingelaben, unb cine
erDBere Qn5ab1, burunter 5ublrei4e
@usldnber, butten Der @inlabung5ol>
ge geleiitet. Sn einem @ortrage iagte
Der @ele6rte, er tbeile Die 4nii4t proz
fefor &p4's, buB Die Meni4entuberz
fuloie BON gertnger 4ntedungstraft
fir ainber lei, baltic aber umgefebrt
bic 3inbertubertulpie fir cine 9efabr
fir bic Menf6en. Man biirfe ni3t
na9lafen, S4uBmaBregeln gu trefz
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

Gin fot9es aeifefieber,
tpie es biefes Sabr Bel ben gefr0nten
6Guptern Guropa's berrf4t, 1T nod
ME bagetpeIen. Son ben tleineren
Siriten beri9tet Der &abelfna6e be-
reits gar ni9t mebr. 0uB Der 8Onig
bon @rie9enlunb in @munoen mar,
bat bic @elt faum erfubren. Sept
pirb aus rfiderter QueQe" perIi4ert,
buB Der @roBber3og bon 9eRen in bic
fem Winter cine breimonatli4e &eiie
mad Snbten unternebmen piro, tpo er
fur3e .3eit Der 9ait bes 8icetOnigs
fein pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

Du Sing sang, Der dime
fif9e @efanbte in WuibingtOn, lit
eeItern aus Der 8unbesbauptitabt
mad San 5ran3isco dbgereift, um ii4
mad benz r9immlii4en &ei4e" ein3uz
f9iffen. 9ort ioGen i'm reue Gbren
lnb Wiirben erparten. SIN 4mertfa
par @u unter ben auspdrtigen 9iz
plomaten cine 9erfOnli9teit, Die mebr
BON ii4 reben ma9te, als irgenb cine
dnnere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

8aum 1T bic MDltneurz
@eniation 81 @nbe, 10 tau4t f4on
cine neue auf. Die 5rau bes foeben
JreigeIpro9enen lit na4 Siourz5aas
gereiit, UNI bort lire S9eibung gu be-
nirfen. Molineur ion audi aus benz
Gbeio9 befreit perben. Die "a 2eitz
o%rtifel, tpel9e Der Nenz0orfer nImez
rican" in leBter 3ett iiber Die 5rage:
y@ie fo1en mir bas S3eibungsproz
blem lD1en?" gebra4t bat, 6aben bel
Mabame Molineur fetnen gtnOrud
aemd6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

@G6renb mir NOD bas
milbeite @etter 6aben, ptrb aus al
len 2anbestbetlen 3uBlanb's f6on
@nbe Oftober i9peres Bintertpetter
nnb itarter S4neefan gemelbet. Sn
gang 5innlanb lag Der S4nse fubz
hDh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

Sci ben beffif6en 90 a f.
len baden bic So5idlbemotraten in
Main5 nit nabeau 5000 Stimmen
gegen 1882 @timmen bes Gentrums
unb 696 Der Natipnaatberdlen geiiegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

mad annapolis, Tt. RoDaI Station, 1850, $50
gorm., GamOtrsS Station, 800, 300 8Urm.,
1925, AIS, $40 gd5m.
abfobrt BON Gumoeu=Statiou mad Srebcrid,
E.35, !9.E Dorm, ?9.I5 9orm., lbs, 43o uno
"5.35 Ra6m.
rad @iu6eftr, 1920 Dorm, $40, A3Oaa5m.
Rad 6ugerstODn, 800 Dorm, AIS, A3O
Ra6mittaQs.
rad Gailott.Gfto uuO mt. Gtrp, Qo!al, 7.35,
7915 gprm., u.25, l4.3O, 1915 Raam., $3.50,
"ll.3O abeuOs.
ga6 Gurtis' gup, 1928 Worqsrg.
Rad Qurub, mt. Ropal.S%tatjOn, 1916 Nad1H'.
EomOeu. Station 1910 Ra6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
srieSeIaatbertna NDelbetSsnerken

6 tarb am Is. NoDtmbtr 6rItotI Ratberina
QDslbcio qu,rbtn, ~gtliebtcs S06terdtu DON 6url
Seurp unO carolina 2usrBtn, I'M alter BON 2 Sab
rem unD Z Nonattn. Die EecrOigunq finoct
btute, Witttpo6, Na4mittaos 2 ubr, bonn
Sroutrbuuie, sr. 1915, 5airmountsIotnue, aus
TAFT.
Sd ;sbnt MID nab nleiuem R;n0t,
llno Ser IS mir ecgebtn
99iQ, Dab cs nab an ieincm Sbron
Sm 0inlmsl iols lebtn.
Sb ipre6': nN6 tptb', mein 2i6t osribpino!'
Gott ipri6t: rg8iatonm', 9u Iiebes Rino!"
Sid mill ib bel mir bubeu
llno epi9 rtiAlib la6en. (38)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

Die r@tanbarb Oil 0 M
panp" bat fir bas leBte 8ierteliabr
nur - 5ebn 9rp5ent 9iDibenoe err
flGrt, pber As pro3ent fir bas gauge
So6r, pG6renb bic 9ipibenben in ben
beiben porbergebenben Sa6ren 48proz
sent betrugen. @runb genug, ben
8reis bes Betroleums Inn einen Gent
pro 8alone gu er6Oben, benin tpenn
man an 48 pro5ent 0iptbenbe gez
n06nt 1T, nimmt man ni4t germ tpez
niger. limb tpo3u bate man benn
bas Mpnpppl?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
3pmmt unb unterridbtet sub

Sbr tpoat unD bcsablt mad 9eliebsn ole ftrs
ttoen @arbsrobensS tiifs fir Wdnner, Sraueu unO
&inber. (Reine Grtras9ersbuung fur Grebit)
Roienfein 9rog., Der neus 9aoeu, Sr.
22I, 3ornzGutatpz, Ode GlaD=Str. (lopl2, lItD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19
0arbIanO C grnnigIbaniazG iien>
habnzGnmhaanie.

Rort5=4ptrut= unO Oats static n.
gIIaFen an No3entagsu nab VUrf, IA, UNI 7-3O
Y(orgsus uno 3.05 Ra6mittags.
B.rlaTtn an Wo6sRtagen mad 9elta, Ia, nm
BerloftH an Wo5:ntagsn nab Stt1ir, BID, Hm
7.30, $50 DIOrqtHs, 3.O5, 40 Ra9mttta5s uHO
BerioF.a an 6onn.aosn NAB GsIta, pa, I'M $50
Roro.ns u1o 400 3a9mittags.
grlaFen on 5onutageu mao gstdir, TlO., nm
$50 WorSens, 400 9abmIttogs unO 1000
1. 6. Rorrts, Characteristics Fabvr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-19

Sic eng1tfae WO4enz
f6rift rMobern Societb" bringt Die
Mtttbeilung, buB Die nSourniire,"
bulgo n8uitle," pieber in M1pbe
fpmmt. S90n lit bic 8ieoereinfIbz
rung bisfer Mobe ia ni9t, aber mann
bGtte Die Mobe je auf abftrutteS 40nz
belt Riidii4t aenpmmen!