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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28

8riiggemann, % Sabre alt; 2icen3
geboIt BON g. 8. 8lud, Nr. 1889,
8eits2anbaGeitr.
gilbert g. Cornell, %, Ger, 726,
Sf=Sort>Noenue II. Sarab S6omp>
fDn, % Sabre ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
Bef6rbrruna hun gnfIadcu.

Qdnge Der srforoerIi6sn 39it our Grs
rsi6ung DIR oer dieo:nen Be
itimmun9sOrts.
11nIenItebeno lit Die ungtfG6re 3eit
fir ue6ermittslung Der PoIt1a6en bon
benz 8ultimorer 9of : 8ursdu mus
ben 6auptId4li6en ein6simiI9sn un6
auspdrtig:n StdOten bsu3sianst.
Snldub.
atlanta, ga, 10 stuuOtu.
Qtlauti,sGitp, 8.IS., 8 5tuHosu.
@rooflpu, R.s9., 6 6tuuosH.
burlington. 9Tmout, II StuHpdh
Buffalo, Q.s9., Is Stuuosn.
CAPS maa, RS. 6 StuHOgz.
gbarlstou, SIS, Is StuRbth.
Gbitago, Sus, l gag.
GoIumbia, 6.s6., II Stgn0sae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
Gunfurrrn3 fir DEN GtubltruF.

goun85topn II, O6io, 27.Suni,
@eiten5 GROCER @to6lz unO @ifsn=
fo6rifen, bic ntat gum Sto6Itruit gez
60ren, lit bier Die 4nlage zines Belle
mer 5ta6lperts nit einem Soften
uufpunDe DON 100000 geplant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
grrIurene Siamantcm 3uridcrlanat.

81, Qouis, 3d., 27. SUM. -
Sin an Srau Mtargaret6e 0aumonn
aus HenzOort, Der erten 2ie66o6erin
be5 6ieiigen Deuti6en 36eater8, i'm
leBtan Dinter bagangener0 iamantenz
Oiebita6l lit ioe6en ~aufgeOedt norOen.
6rau Neumann bate bic S6mudz
laden, bic einen Wert6 BON me6r ais
tau enO Dollars reprGIentiren, auf
Der 9simfabrt BON 3beater %berloren;
iofprt purbe bic 8e6eimpoli3ai BE-
na6ri6tigt unO idmmtli6e 9fanoz
blu ier er4ieltsn Elm gsnaue5 @er3ei35
nib Der a66anOen getommenen Sc
9enitdnOe. 6rau Reumann ieBts au
Die Wieoersrlangung cine 6eoeutenDe
8elobnung aus, bo4 ale Ra4forz
f6ungen blie6en berge6li6, @sItern
Ii erfu6r Der G6ef Der 8e6eimpoliz
3ei 3ufdQig, OaB Elm StrdBenba6rz
GonDufteur eiren fo7tbarsn 3ing perz
ieBt babe, Gr lieB ii6 ben Sting be-
f6reiben unb ermittelte nun, OaB berz
fel6e aus benz 9iebita6I 9errii6rie.
Der Gon0utteur bate Oie9egenitGnoe
gefunOen, glei6 nadOem 6rau 9eltz
mann ausgeitiegen mar, I'm cine
Gntoedung 3u Oerhiiten, bate er ies
bod Bis jsBt ge30gert, ben 6unO 3u
gelOe gu MAIDEN. Sn 5olge OeiTeH
purOen idmmtli6e 9u6en lpieOer 3az
rid erldngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
Scutider l1ntcrriht iii Ggiragn
aCialr0ct.

G6icugo, 27. Sum-. - Or. 8uz
ftap 81. Zimmerman, tpel4er felt "a
Sa6ren benz beutf6en unterri6t in
ben Dffentli6en 64ulen G6icagO'8
portland, bat 7einen 9oiten %berIoren.
9er S9ulrat6 beabii4tigt, ba5 Nmt
gang ab3ui8affen un0 Die 8efu9niife
Deffel6en ben ein3elnen S6ulpori tez
bern gu iibertragen. 9a QeBtere aber
nit pentgen Qusnabmen feline 46z
nung pon Der Deuti4en Spra4e 6az
ben, 70 fam man ni6t BON i6nen err
tparten, baB Iie 0ieIem 3peige be5
9e6rplane5 irgenb peG6e5 Sntere1e
entqeqen bringen, peS6alb man in Der
geplanten MaBnabme cine f4nere8e>
fa6r fir ben beuti4en 1nterri4t err
blift.
Der 8unb Der beutf6en8iirger BON
Gbicago unb l1mgegenb, Der 8orort
bes G6icago'er Surnbe5irts unO Die
y4lattOeutf6e 8rotgtGbe" 6aben Dem
S8uIratb einen geburnif6ten PrOteit
gegen Die Qbf8affung bes Nmte5 unz
terbreitet, nOrin tie 0arlegen, baB
bieIe nit Der 3eit gu o0Iiger Qusmerz
3ung be5 beutf4en @pradunterri4t5
in ben 0ffentIi4en @4ulen fiRren
mii6e.
Die Tolge baoon mar, baB mun Die
@ngelegenbeit einitnetIen auf 5Det
@o6en 5uriiflegte. Sci Der i@torten
beutf4feinbli6en Gtr0mung i'm
G8ulrat6 lit aber gu befiir6ten, buB
Die @biidt i4IieBli4 bod ourdgez
fi6rt nerben pirb. Gintneilen lit
ba5 Qmt patant, benin Or. 3tmmer=
mann, beFen 4mtstermin abgelaufen
mar, lit nt6t pieber ernGblt porben,
ionbern es purbe inn Elm YDIten al5
nLEL,-mo6~ HLa-L~-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
8ultimorer gffeftenbDrie.
Ptribtst fHr ben r7sut!5sn GorreiponOeuttH' our4
g.. @m. NiOOcn0orF & 6o.)

Baltimore, ben 81. Stunt.
s. Wm. Miobenborf &c 60. bere4z
men fir 2rancs: 8ontiers : Srutten
ouf so Sage 5.185, uuf St6t 5,173,
faufmannii6e uuf go Sage 5,184 bis
5.198 (meniger 1i16). Retd5mort
auF go Sage "a 1916. @uIOen auf
go Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers ouF 60 Sag:
4.852-1 auf @i6t 4.874-5, toufz
mGnnii6e ISL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
@oitmQrten : 4geRturen.
9er1hisDM5 0t4DI 49, .Ocl4en
9oltz8ertbIo6:H ~Dertauft
nerDen.

9oIt>Gert5Io93n pertduft
nerOen.
m.foaIt, 6. 9. scott.
WortsRoab 9urue1 8. 5cpplugtou.
Gorfu5sQ5suus uHb 6arriiOutraBs Robert 9.
g. Sal.
o. 6tras, uHo 6uHtiu0ooHsa0snus 2Ouis
IriHoouar.
Craucsoi1s 49, 6iram Rjmtte.
5~ortsQ0tHus uHo3 obaion=Stra5s q. 9. 6.
ShGOt.
8. unb gOu95s5traba 9ig5IaHotoBn - sam,g
8. 9ruor.
CronQrbine - George Pen.
9r. ., lluiOus2IO.uus g9ooO5err9) CIor,urs
g. 0iaidms.
groaOwag uHO @a.ttmorc.str - gsoro, s.
Wa9.
uutrsstatiOu, Q,nnf9l0anisr Ra5n' - g. 8,
groun.
EamO.nsstGttsn. .g~oItjmOrtsC 5iOsgabu.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
Bn[tifnnrer Wnrftbrrimtr.

CBsri8tst fir ben r9suti3en GOrr:ipOnO,ntcn.D
Baltimore, ben 27. Stunt.
Me6I.- Die beuttge M}ebl3ufu6r
belief if6 auf IT'S Suffer, einf8lieBz
Ii4 1471 5GTer gu 2OcuFzqOint unO
1896 5GFer 81 Canton. 8iitenberz
1anbt 451 6d7er. Murtt rubig unO
Ia6frage gering. 8%ertGufe: 400 SOL
fer Spring 9atert, $50 Spring 9az
tent gu 1910, 200 @inter 6traigbt
in Sdden gu $40. Die 9reiie Ite4z
~, E:A VA FoI-+.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
Niehfntter. unh strnhnrriie.

6OIgenbe8 itnO Die auf ben itaatz
li8en @aogen fir 9eu, Strob II. +,
~. geftern er3ieIten Preiie:
0efIt4e 9euDaage.
Seu. = Simotbp, $13 Bis SIG,
&leebeu $13 big $14, gemiI4tes, $14
bis SIS pro Some.
@~tro6.- 81, g2oggens
itro6, $40 bis 81 pro Some.
N}ai5. - $40 pro SAP.
@efIt4e 9eupuage.
9eu. - 3tmot6p, $13 Bis So,
&lee6eu, $12 Bis $14, gemif4tes,
$12 Bis $14 pro Some.
Stro6. = Mei3enitrO6, Sc Bis So,
3oggenitro6, $12 Bis $14.
Mais.-$3.4O Bis $3.50 pro SAP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
8ertdufe auf Der 8altimpret @ffettens
8Drie.
FIRST CALL.

-'7 '"'''0 "a''Oa's va
Iov'u ""'''O ""''~1V' ''4
~ W. O''O'"
l'0'o ", : = S''0'"' ''2s
IV0 e0"l0''o' 0os o'''''
'o'o S'oO0a'O 10 SABRE
0ooV S0os' x %7' So''
800 SIN X S"0n'Oa" Or ~ e')'l'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
Gin Gn0c NIT G6refen.

feIbt, genannt @tl6elmn, pieber 6rau
S6mQhlfelDt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
9nrlehcn nmf M1beln.

Ttu.r, lsi6tsr, LANCER Gid5ablungs plan, Dis
folder BON ionit 3iemanoem O%iierirt nirO. @uf
Reins fuIi6sn 8eripre4uHgeE in ben 3sttungsn.
Reine 3iniens3attn ~angsJeig:, UNI Sic IRE ,u
fibren, bod ptroen Sbueu uas 9artbeils e%eboteH,
tpel5e anoert ofitriren. RubjufrdgsH i'm 9irsuu
Der v9otomac 9oau Guarantee Gompanp," 3immer
CIR. {, ,ganf BON 9dltimortzA8ebduoe, Ode 9aEtis
mor.s uuo 81. 8aulsStrabt. (Roo. Is. IS lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
G er BruOnftens Narft.
8 g rphufte.

adie-pro gfunO, Repzgort, bon
Creme, 6OzpfijnOig, 1O8c. Bis 1916;
fla4, 36zpfiinbig, 1O3c. bis 1O8c,;
Picnic, 1O3c. bis 1916.
2ebenOes @efliigel : pro 9funb,
junge 9ii6ner 15c. Bis 2Oc.; ate 9iibz
ner 12c. bis 1876; Gnten Sc. biz
15c.; Sau6en, pro 9aar 2Oc, bis 25c.
Gier, PRO 9uBenb 16c. bis tic.
GrI4te uno 5eIbfrii9te.
QepfeI, friib reif, pro Sap $1.OO
Biz 1925; PfiriiGe, pro Carrier 81
bis $3.50; G%antaloupes, 5Iu., pro
Grate $1,OO bis $1,75; &irf6en, pro
9funb Il. Bis &c.; pro 8ui4sItifte
$1.25 Bis $3.50; StadeI6seren, pro
PfunO &c. bis &C.; 9eiOeIbeeren, pro
@tmer SOC. bis 6Oc.
Semitic: &artoffeln, pro SAP 75c.
Bis $2.75; 3piebeln, 70 &orb 9Oc.
Bis $1.OO; @eiBtobl, pro 9unOert
$1.00 Bis $3.50; 8~opfIalat, pro 8uz
f6eIfiite 1Oc, bis 15c.; SomatoeS, 6
Serb Carrier SOC. Bis $1.OO; SpargeI,
PRO 9uBenb $1.0O Bis $1,75;
3uderriiben, PRO 8iinOeI 1c. Bis BE;
@urten, pro 8orb 45c. Bis 81; junge
Grbien, pro 8uf6el SOC, Bis 9Oc,;
8aOies6en, bunOert 8iinOeI Csc. Bis
75c.; CRIME 8obnen, pro &or6 SOC.
Bis $1.00.
8rocsries unb Probifioz
Raffinirter 3uder: pro Pfun6, gez
piirfeIt, 5.213c.; puIDeriIirt, 4.813c.;
STANDARD, granuIirt, 4,713c.; fein
granuItrt, 4.713c.; @r1Ital, 4,713c.;
Columbia 81, 5.36!c.; geI6er 3,363c.
Bis 4.165c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
9arleben auf 0rnnOeigentbnm.

9arlcben BON $500 bis $4,000
ouf @EunO.igeutbum in Der 6tdot unO Dem QoHDe.
~nieOrige S;nsruten. S. R. 8trr1 & 9 0 n,
Or. 225, st. 9auls 5trabt. (ApriIll,I0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
S%teQengeinde:

Stclleqe Il d
Sin iuHQer beutib:r GoHOitor ipiinibt OdutruOe
Steluug. Nad3uiragtn bel al6:rt Narcdc, 4r.
Ala, g8eft= 6dDstbe=Str Q79-SI
SteItege
Gin outer 6arnarbsiter Hcbit 6ruu fpiiui6en BEL
einem Otutidsu 6arutbcfber Ar6sit. Gdbercs in
g{r. 1885, Nnore=Stra5e. Q7S-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28

1882 8u1fel; aus ben GIebatoren
3uriidge5ogen 1918 8uf6el; GleootOz
renz8orrat6 86,640 8ui6el.
6e,,+ine ShI,t51 n+p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
EhiF8farfeW

4ahu aD BON Garopa dbes 9reuisu SbeE @@ED
burg 6eior9t Die
sgpsDE4ion Oss -SewaIneu GOrrefpoRoenteSsR
%.s@.SGae ERldMaEep@aE. RnA &ahsOEA@&H@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
(6OrtieBun9.)

Die 8ungigteit, bas 3agen 1T
IGngit aus 4beltraut's 5er3en gepiz
4sn, ia, 3utpeilen min lire itOI3e,
itarte Seele in ielige SrGume p%eriinz
fen. Qber nein, nein = es ion unb
pirb Sreunbi6aft blei6en, mas iie
nit bieiem Manne berbinbet. @ts
fam ie 10 t60rt6t fetn, an etpus
Qnoeres 81 benfen! Nber f9Dn
Sreunbf4aft lit iiB = o 10 pOnnig
Tii6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
Sfnfa III ~perfauisn
Am6emtorofD 3errace.

Blu "psrtaufsn: Sag piini5enspcrtbsfte,
5equen uzO poQtommen eingerI6tete 24obnbaus,
Da5 fir sjnen anaemsfsnsu 4reis in Sa!tiut0re auss
ecboteu perOen tann. G5 ljegt Dem BaImenbaus
i'm r3ruiO : oiQ : Bart brett gtgcniber, 1T OreIs
ft6fiq, aus ettincn unO 9ieqe!tt;nen, Slide auT
Dem erttn 6lur. Sr Bari, nit ieinen bretten
gftrn, ieintr frii6tn unD rtinen suit, litgt otrstt
Ditii3 bon ~Otmitlben unO mad Dem &ef'n UNI
6iHtsrtbeil Der grOBs @rurObci5 pom aleranoer
groipn. Gg biettt a1,s qneenfbme, mas Oa5 Han0
fir @eiIuobs;t UNI 6rboiung biettn fam, obnt nelz
len Ea9t6tile in 9e3ug AMI Sisntboten uuO Jt:iies
ipsicn. Die 6duier TnO neu uuO Die 4usnabl pom
CIR. 1902 uHO 1904 pirO a~nge6ottn. Ra65uiragen bel
Is. y. Sbrtpcr,
gaorOof=Gfs GaIoert= unO 2egingtonsS trnbs,
ODER an Srt uno StsQe.
g. MORRIS Srem.
(5uni6, iRD Rr. 1910, &u3ertOroIpzIerrac
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28

@et3en. = Die 6euti9e Nei8enz
3ufu6r be3ifferte iid auf 20,331 8uz
f4el; @erianot bon ben @lebatoren
1866 8ui6eI; Glepatoren : 8orrat6
36O,457 8uI6el. @ertGufe: 5000 8uz
i6eI Nr.2 rOt6er petli6er Spot, 8O3.
6e,,41ne GAI,tErc4e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
GerIaasr. Tranen nno MGShen.

BerIanot:
gtns superldifee 6rau in ben mittlereu Sabrsn,
tlelblq, rart, relpeftabtl uno D~urdaus competent,
tlr PIE Aufldt alueier otiunoen Climber i'm alter
bon 2 5obrsu, reip. II Mpuoteu; outss Ssim fir
bic re1te Nericn. Mrs. 8. Nt., 40 Ging=Str.,
Srifol Sem, Ba. Q74-SD
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Mnseisen.-3 berfanien.

GtarSarezR 6bs M afd,tnru-Saar peer @rccft.
6pci maIdbjusn in ems Gods uno Rsttsntid.
giliaittr Wei6inen=9aoea in oerStaot. 8 borles
s. 5batrer, Rr. 664, NeisSaItimpre =5trabs.
QlE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
OrunOrigentBum ut berfanfen.
3u berfnufcr:

Yu DcrfnnTcn.
0rd6tise eaueppbuuua an SGrfOrn MOAB
unc 9dmiItun@Npenue
o glder umfaFtuD, nit eroBem mODernen s9aus,
Gas uuO artefi1tm 9runnen, uuter Gultur. CUR
9si6tiguug often. g&tgsn Gin5elubeiten Il. Yrels
DenOe man i6 oOer i9rsjbe all
Spbn :. U II ~ D.,
SIR. 232, 6t. 9aul=Str.
lRD. Selrpbpn Gourtl 32. 1889
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Butter, PRO 8funb:

OINIH' - Pf S~'ON
@6uItern, en9lii4 geidnitten, 9Bc.;
gun5 fur3e 8ippen, 12c.; tur3e Sci
tenrippen 1876; Seiteniped 1876;
gan3e 2ei6ftiide, 12c.; 6duIz
tern, engIi16 gef6n., 1O3c.; Sugar
GureO" 8ruititiide, 1856; Sugar
Gureb" S6uItern, 1O4c,; Shinz
fen, feline, 1916; o6ne 9aut, 143c.;
9icinc, 1Oc.; rMeB"z 66peinefIeii4,
$3.50 pro SAB; S4mal3-in Sierz
ce8, gut ruffinirt, 114c.; in 6d6ern,
113c.
&affee: 9otirun8en fnb pie folgt:
SIC. Bis - PRO 9fo, fir Gio gr. 7;
Santos 74c, Bis lie. PRO PfO.; Muz
racaibO 94c. Bis 1876; SABA 19c. Bis
23c.; Motfa 18c. bis 19c.
@er0iteter 8offee: 6. 8. 6. in ST.
item Zoe. Bis 10.2Oc, pro Pfuno;
in @ii9fen uno SGder, reirer Sara,
323c, Bis 33c,; reiner Maracai6O
223c. Bis 23c.; SABA unb M}ofta, gez
miIdt, 28c. bi5 283c. pro PfunO; reiz
ner Santos 1916. Biz 1910.
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Der OemfGGe Correspondent.
samftae, Den %. Sunt 1902.

Die s6wGne bon @eiOlingen.
ROman pon 6 MI mt BON Borg
ftebe.
(SSprt1ebunq.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
Su pcrfaufen;

Su pcrfaufen;
Giner Der befen 9auplaBs, nabe GutCngotne,
%ungefdbr Orci alder u~miancnO. 8irO ais Sardain
%pertauit.
Sobn s. CURT,
(4priI14,lS 513 2utpz9uiloing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28
3u perfdufeu:

III pIttuuTtW.
On @cft= @ermau=S traBe elm OreitDdigs5 Wobns
baus nit 3ipejitOdteem @inttrgebduoe; cut oer5tnz
isnDe RapitalzAnlage. Nad3uiragen IN 9r. 49,
2iqbt=StraBe. Qt0-9oL
23inig ;u perfauien
pocr qeecu Elm tleiues itdotil5es 8run0elgeHtbum
ein3utuui6en, Elm qroBes unbebautts Gd@9runos
ittid in Srpington. 6. .. 9 III II, gr. Oh
gaipzguiloinq. Suni9,15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28

8 .-Oie 6eutige Mais3ufu6r
betrug 1886 8uf6eI; 8erfunbt bon
BEN glepatoren 1912 8ui9el; Gleba>
loren : 8orrat6 38,215 8uf4el.
- ~CYE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-28

3u perfGufen:
vGor-eiponoeutcnz~9loute su p~ertauftn. ga6jRz
fraqeu III Nr. 405, Siio@Gal6ounsS Ctr. Q71-9
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3u pFrfQufeu

Blu p%frFaufeH-
s. gdtr an Der pQBctli6en MarplGnosr gabH, a
nabe W 6 # m II # r, bebaut.
239 &fer in 9 altimor : Gouutp, q
Mteilen BON Der StaDtereuBc.
6erner feline anOii in Mt. g9aibingtOn
un0 GatonsbiQe.
@arrpG g. Reeeftr,
Ipr26, e, S&S) 906 Union Sruft Clubbing.
gu oerFaufen:
StGttg 1871 unO 46 Idsr; Elm ueues
6uus auf eirem; biltg, tptHn bieie @o6s rod
Ocrfauft. 81 ~erfraosn BEL 9 Cannon, gr. ITO,
ct. 9uulzStrube, Baltimore. Ott24,10
Su berEdufen:
Sest if bt. Gdegcnbeit gGniig, f5 stn btuisss
6aus su iaufen:
Or. sol unO Cos, orOsmon sapeua., isbs
3immer, 8runo3Ing $50, $4,000.
4r 24l6 unO 24l8, TcGiOsrrpsStrnBs, ie4s
3inmsr, @runoaius $50, $850.00.
CIR. 15-17-l9, Renipooo.4penue, feds 3imn.r,
GruEO;ing $3.50, fir s1200.0 90.
Sieis 6duitr ND neu uno 6cben ale moOsr aFen
GinrihtungfI.
6. q. gaIlagbsr, gauunttrrsbmsr,
CSanl89 Rr. 1888. Shs9altimore=S!r.
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%St| UUuCh StuIpCH VIZ guApP
9rocer9= uno Gigarrsn=2dDcn Su tauicn ipiiHz
i6en uno f6nneu ben Sbrigen raid psrfauten;
feline 9ebibreu I'M 9oraus. p9uiineB grofers @rz
Nr. 707, @alpertz&uilOiHg, Gdpettes uHO
9aul=StraBe. CSunll5, lNtD
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NuSufaufcn aefud)t:

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The Meeker herald., 1902-06-14
RANCH PROPERTY A SPECIALITY.

determination for liberty. Americans,
especially, have been profoundly stirred
In this respect. Unhappily. owing to
pro British complications in Washing
ton. this government has in covert ways
been an ally Of England in this conflict,
but the hearts Of the American people
have been with the Beers from tho be-
ginning.
Such q fact, however, brought no
benefit 10 that staunch race OF liberty
lovers. The two republics Of south
Africa have gone down to bloody de-
struction at the hands Of the worlds
greatest empire, with never q word OF
protest from the worlds greatest repnb-
lie, the one. time champion Of freedom
and the rights Of man. We Americans
should stand shamed that day when the
formal surrender VI the Beers to the
English takes place on soil made sacred
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W.
up 10 June istn, i'2So boers sur
rendered 10 the hrH'sh.
Adv,c.. from nj, the d;str,ct. sav that
VIC oatahers are increasingly if'enu'y.
Inc only p'tterhess onsefsao'e s"ons
the ieaa'ne '0ers nero Is aga'hse !~'co
ana HermahV. A"ey oeciase t'e WAT
hopes held out BY the French and Ger
man press. Some Of the Beers are so
incensed that they have expressed the
hope that some day they will fight on
the side of the british against one Of
these powers.
The ballot OF the Beers at Fereenig-
ing resulted In 55a votes In favor OF sur
Gen. Lewis Botha haswritten an open
letter to the burRAerxs thankfnE them
for their obediencc in,the past md ex.
horting them to be equally loyal In their
obedience to the new government.
H.. r,,,,., m,,ie ,.rr,so,. In Mia.
80; M lii s" 49,, ,,a .,'a.,annaa ~, -.
,'sa.,a 'm.as. ,,,,., ,,.,a,aa .ha fona-
.aass aa .a.,..., .s vo,a.s - ] ,',n,,,ons =, % war
vii, hs ordsrad home -Dsnvsr Pow,
u.,, ....a ,,u a..
..r % to anv orsatsr o sx,sns ,n.n ,oor
va "a ~, 49,, .,n. .,aaa..aa =, ~.
a ,,a.s % -. ~. s"...,da. 49, % nsnusr po.,
"e . VI WV '
VREpEroRr ROAD, Orange River
Colony. June 8-Gen. Christian De
Wet. addressing the inmates Of the con-
centration camp here, explained the
circumstances leading to the termina-
tion of hostilities and urged the burghers
to do their utmost to show Great Britain
what good colonists the Beers can make.
The speech made a favorable impression.
A1o'u N'''"o"ei' 'n u.'p".eu ,..' .u'
i'e'''a, announces .''". 'ne D'.'..'
'ou'n'.s'o''..e =" '"o ,o.' uo.s
.eIoi' ."s. i,i,1 no.s 'a.u ~" ~ M .ne.
a'uis 'es'eioa,' . "u ."o eo
n''ss'oheis a'a'eSseu '"o Douis, ~no
gase '"!eo "ear.y chee's ~. A"k Au
"a'o' Ahe oes' poSs'o,o ie,s.,o''s eA's.
ue'"een 'ne noois any l"e Di.'on' ~"a
.'ero ''as pee" "o n''o'''n 'no p'oSeeu-
'"es anywhere
A MOST GRACIOUS ACT,
A more gracious act it would be dif.
ticult TO conceive than that credited to
the British cabinet In deciding tn offer
W." ~ - ss0s .ssS
MS ua'ivp ':no .uu ~ petM..s n's III
usass y. = = eas.!ss -sAsS
st'pu'ss'o" " ts.e psc0 1's's'' ,o-
quMns VII osssi VI "'es'""so ~ s''0
nf.t's,' c'o"a' /.
AHuoug" the sehefaoio plesiueu. VI
eA-roPuoiic ~ De'i. sno ofoAen ~ neA''a
~ .esu'. " TUG 'e.r'o'o o1uoa. .ulous"
"hien nc naS pas'eo no 10 S','i s.o 'oo'
OF MS peopie ANU cou'o u'ioouo'eo'y III.
nuence 'hem 10 tue serious ue'.i"eh' oi
the ne" government s"ouio ho oe So
oisposeo. MS years are huunoereu'
oouotiess- ms lno"t.'' may oe
but 30 long as ne ives thefe Is not
boer patriot VINO wouid NOT prouuiy
to!lo" h'tn' even W aea'n'
ny reason OF tl,.s iact the l'fl.''l' pro-
posai receives sthl deeper empnasis III
lts O'oau huMani1y' a!iu 10 ia'seo aoo'e
the possiOiiity OF suspicion OF cneap anu
unworthy motive.
Inc cohsummat'oh Oh tne ace VIII au"
new e'oiY :" 'ne eup're anu " lioueih
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fost.
anrAr nR,rA,N.s srNs1n1.r co,1nsE.
The .nuoested action nf the British
oa,c,a,s anso,vino Ar Krnoer from the
o.tb of sileoiance n the new GOVERN
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NEW LUsTRE TO THE NAME.
The Boer representatives have UNI
doubtedly secured for their people the
best possible terms. But, whether these
are satisfactory or not, the soldiers of
the South African republics have added
new lustre to the Boer name and have
given to all of their race who come after
them standards Of devotion. courage and
heroism not excelled by those OF any
other people on earth.--Chicago Inter
Ocean.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-14

COLLECTIONS Promptly Aitcnicd 10.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-14

A PRECEDENT IN PEACEMAKING.
The first stipulation. that they ''are
to lay down all their arms and recognize
the sovereignty Of King Edward" is the
only one that gives Great Britain any
thing. This Is great deal. and the
British government will insist that it is
the one vital thing for which the war
was fought. Tho settlement. as n
whole. forms great precedent in peace
making. The most impressive feature
of 1t is that Lord Salisbury, stalwart
Tory As he Is. has deemed 1t a stroke Of
statesmanship not only to treat with the
representatives Of . resisting people. but
to pledge them in definite terms the
substitution Of civil for military rule
and Representative Institutions loading
up to self goyernment."-New YORK
World.
There Is no manful people on the
globe but must have been moved to
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-14

Lord kItcheher, IN q utspatch TON
Pretoria. announces that the British
commissioners in the various districts
report that 1,l54 Beers laid down their
arms Yesterday. Afterward the COM
missiOners addressed the Beers, who
gave three hearty cheers for King Ed
ward. The best possible relations exist
between the Beers and the British, and
there has been no hitchin the proceed
ings anywhere.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-14

DOM PAUL,s PREDICTION VERIFIED.
The final result was what could have
been expected from comparison Of the
men and feso1rces OF the Beers and
British; bgt the figures show that the
predictions hat the price which would
have to b. d 10 order to conquer the
Bears lwspid ztaSsar humanity haa bean
fully borne out.-Boston Herald.