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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
Nuren Mnnr,s GiirnhnhnzGn.

AQbrplap trattu Rraft q. #. 1902.
Sampler pulaFtn BIER gr, 10, 4jgbt=StraBe:
3dQlib (Gusgruommtu SamfagI 6.l5 9ormlttdgs
uuo BIS Gatmittugs; SlmIag5 IN. tl5 9ors
mittagg uuO . lbr Rapmittags nan R,ut=SslaHO,
G,u.rspilt, 2tDt5 Uuo ,3pjibtutctjoHtU.
@uibluB an sSsapurs & Gbti. Gjisubabn' nab
EanoR. Crfor0 uuO 5U!iantati0utH.
Traat pir0 eHt5tgtn gtuomulen an @obentlgeH
bis 6 Ilbr IbCn1s.
telephone: s. & y. (5t. qauO 3l02, Ylo. (6sa.l
81. 8. ". ErortL
Wlai27,l3l guTl,sGablitsIIbEn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

SIS 9eint btesbus3eitz
alter Der iungen 8egenten gu iein,"
T9reibt Elm Be4ielblatt, nunb man
fam ni9t fdgen, baB bic Welt i4le9z
ter babel fdbrt, tpte unter Der 6errz
i9uft Der alien. 3opieOelt 5dblt Be-
fanntli9 erit A Sabre rnb 1T Der
fiingite grdfibent, ben mir jemals gez
babt bdben. Der &atfer BON &uBlarb
lit "a Sabre aft unb Der &aiIer BON
Oeutf9lanb 43. Die &6ntgin bon
6oGanb 1T %, Der &aiier BON China
20, Der &beOioe BON geppten %, Der
RDnig BON Portugal Al, Der &0nig
BON Spanien nod ni9t gang IT,"
llebrisens giebt es bod au9 cine 4nz
sabl re9t betdgter 9errffer. gapit
Seq Der Srei5ebnte lit 90 Sabre aft,
Der @rpbberaog BON 2uremburg IS,
fat sbenfo aft 1T Der &0nig bon 0Gz
nemarf, Der 9rObber5pg bon 8absn
fteht M1itte Der Sieb5iger, Suifer
jFrana Sofep9 unb &Dnig Osfar BON
5dpeben baden bic Sieb3ig binter
ii6, a6nig 2eopOlo bon 8elgien lit
niGt melt babon. gu ben iungen 8Oz
nioen ee6Dren iibrigens nod Der So
mia BON sstalien, Der bieier Sage 80
Sabre alt pirb, Der 8Onig BON Ger
bien, Der 26 Sabre aft TIT, Der 9roB=
Eeraoa BON 0eFen. Der nit ieinem
GGpaser, bemgsaren, slei4altris tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

co berlief obne ernitere RubeftOrunz
aen unb refuItirte in einem D%Olitdnbiz
qen repubIitani16en Siege. Srebertco
9eqetan 1T gum GommiFdr in8aI6z
inoton erpd6lt porben. Die 5eberuz
li{fen erpd6lten 10 unb Die 3epubGiz
funer % MttgIieber Der @eiebgebung,
Die 50beroGiften entbieIten it4 in bic
len Oitriften Der 8etbetligung an Der
@abl unb er6eben 8ef4perbe iiber
8etrug unO @in19iidterung. Die Be
bDrbe bat cine 1nterfu6ung OerIprO>
hen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

uue6er 2anb unb Meer,"
bic borne6m ausgeftattete unb nett
perbreitete 5amtlien : 3eitf4rtft, lit
in ibren As. Sa6rgang eingetreten.
Ne6en benz nobeQiitif4en unter9al@
tungsitoff 6ietet bas 8Iatt quite Quf>
fGBe iiber bic Deri6iebenen ptienz
i6aFtlt6en 3peige, 2iterutur, &unit,
Snouftrie, 9e6nit, Grfinoun8en uno
sport. Der rte1e Subrgang bringt
Zen 4nfang zines 8pmanS BON &iz
6urb @pB: sir Die &rone,"" iofpie
Ser Sapaner" bon 8. BON SmPteoa.
Dap Der 8ilOerIdmut Der 3eitI4rift
eritfluiiig 1T, brau4t taum erpd4nt
al perben; baS 1T 6etdnnt. gu be-
3ie6en bur6 81. 9anitf4, Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

gcd Nnuopolj5, Rt. RoDal Station, .7.50, $50
Born, GamocusS Citation, 800, 1900 &orm.,
u2l5, AIS, $40 gatm.
Qbfabrt BON Gamotuz5 Station nod GrtoerId'
!735, !9.47 gorm., ?9.15 @Orm., lbs. 450 uHo
@a6 @in8sftr, l7.2O Qorm, $40. t30&a5m;
RAD oaqsrgtoDu, 800 @0rm., Al5, !f00
5 Ha5 Gaicptt.Gitp uno mt. Itro ootal, 49,
1i5 Born, u.25, l4,3o, +535 &a3m, 'oo1
"lI.3O QbcnOs.
gqd 6urti5' @ao, 1928 Uoracas.
rad Qurao, mt. 8opals5 Station, 1856 Na0H'
Ecrosr.z+o+io- n 10 Trtm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

Morgun's WeItgsf4dfte
be3u6len ii4. Sein Profit an ben
au6lrsi6en Acknowledgement, rGomz
bines" uno rM}ergers," Die er fapitaz
1iftrt bat, nirb in Diefem Sabre auf
AZ MtQionen Dollars bere4net. 0az
BEL 6at er sinsn guten She'll Oes Sab
res in europa auf 3eiien perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
0emeini6aftIidl In ben $nD.

@procue, N.zg., 5. Nobembrr
= Die geftern bier i'm &anaI gefun=
benen, nit einem Hiemen dneinunber
qef6niirten 2ei9en zines Mannes u.
elmer Srau finb dIs bieienigen @eorgs
glart's unb Ieiner Satin ibentifi3irt
porben. Ser Mann bate frii6er ala
9orter gearbeitet, mar iebo9 felt ldnz
oerer .3eit p6ne Stellung, unb Die
Satin bate leBtbin ais S9euerfrau
ben 2ebensunterbalt 8eibcr berbient.
sic mar ibrer Gntbinbung na6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

@ngGanb bentmmt lid
ieinen 1iibafritunif4en &riegsoetera=
men gegenii6er i6dbig. Mebrere tduz
ienb 4e1erpiite bic na4 ibrem
Dienfte in 6iibufritu pbne 3ablung
res riidItGnOisen 2o9nes entlafen
norben paren, peranitalteten tiir3li4
i'm 6poepart, 2onOpn, cine 9emonz
ftration, UNI ibren riiditdroigen Solo
3u befommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

nd, e5 1T fe9r t~ruurig,
baB INNER SauIenbe i'm @lenb iterben
mii7en, bamit es eintgen 6unberten
no~blerge6t, unb baB bteIe 6unberte.
nenn pieber elm neues SauienD an
Die Rei6e fommt, nun cine 4%nlettung
f6rei6en. Stub. 8ir6op.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
Narblnnn e. gcnniBlhaniazGii
hahuzGnmnaQnic,

3Ortb=4UcHUc= uHo SAT Statton.
Ytrl1Hcu an lEob,utlgtu nab Y0yt, 4l., I'M 80
yl0rlsUs mo 3u5 NJ5mittals.
9r.aHtu AT ~ggobattlQtl nab ZtIta. IA, mn
7-3C UlorQGHs. 3oj mo 43l Jll1m tta1s.
geg.afitf an YSObtHilQ,u nab Gt.l!g, Uio., mn
731, go Qlcrgcus, 80, 100 Jt1bmItl13s uHo
900 Ibcuo5.
9,r.lFsu an S0unu3tu nab Ctltl, ID, nm $50
NtovgsH5 uuD 400 Nlbmittlg5.
Y:r,lTta an SoHUIlQcu nab gtllic. Y}O., I'm
go Y30CgtH5, 400 g.a2m.ttcls uHo 1000
Ab.Ho=.
). 3 Torrig, GeHtralz@. ibdfts'u6rtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

Die Monppolifen unb
Sruftmagnaten tperben f4mnn5eln.
Die Partei, unter Der lie mG4tig unb
felt geporOen iinb, ptrO au8 peiter
i6re i4iiBenben Sitti4e iiber tie brett
ton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
Marie GltIabctb Sepfin.

IS ftarb am 5. Nopembsr 1902, ) ubr Mocgtns,
Grau Mdrie 6lijabetb 9eptin, gtb. Gl5ernagcl,
Gtlitbte Satin pon 29m. 0eptiu, i'm ALTER bon 40
Sabrtn. Die 9strOi9uug finDct : Onnta q, Den
9. Ropember, Nadnlittag5 Hn ? lbr, POM (raners
bauie, gtr. 1918, OtzRortb %a2lutnu:. aus luf Der
ggouoon : Qurtz6cmstr0n itutt. geriulnOtc unO
6rcuuO, iipo a9tuulspoq tingeluOcn,
Run ibiafe nobl in Sc;H;m fiblcn 0rabt,
@ift ia crl6it upn alter 4cin uno Notb!
Su purft mir allies, Nlts, utcint Uertbit: 0abs,
0enn On lpduit trcu, MART trtu ia big sum Zoo!
Gen RinQtrn bait ~gtipeHOet 9u Oui ibren l9t0tl
3u Seine rej9e WutttrIj;b' uno IrOt!
3, mic lift ord iolhe @t'b', iolb' Mluttsritgtn,
Nui Ojcitr Q9elt 10 btiliQ uu0 10 9rob!
9r Iisbe @ott CAB Tir Elm ianites GnOc,
9as ipirO aud ljuotrn uuiern QroBcH S6mtrj
Su bit ~QebOr9cu jet in 0Ottts 6dHDcn;
gtuu ibIaie !uobl, Su treues Nutterberl!
CHOP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

itarfe @rrppe Der Gorierbutipen i'm
4noeii9ts Der 9nltung Der 2inten be-
reit ietn, fir Die 3egierungspOrlage
einautreten. Srobbem tit Die 2inte,
Spsialiften ltnb 6reiiinn entf9lofen,
Bel ben fdmmtliden ettpa 1000 Ppfiz
tipnen bes Sarifs numentlide OBJ
ftimmung gu b~erlangen. 0as pirbe
f6Dn iperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

T Giicmb0htL

"a D l8 II uH6 ROrbtR.
@btdbrt som Gu~lpCrtf&dbubpie, nis folat:
40 glorqtns, tdelt5 uuions Citation 444 Tprv
e9easE nab A5Iuiamspprt uuO SOd=odDeH.
c'4o Uornl. Instrumentation S.j2 GOrm1, tdqliA,
nag 9ittsbnrq, G5icago, Cincinnati, 9opisOias
s IN q. Souls; RobCttr, Buffalo, 0ia9urGS
sC1ds' Sod=Snocn uHO Rane, an 48o9tutaasn.
0.tV gorm. QlHjou=S Station S.52 9orm), taglib,
Sug Su1falo lOou emporium 5uuctiUH). nit
TTS SgtogSS44O'n g1rIor=gSa90on. Spslie : @a0gon
AI45 Born. G~luion=statiOn 1900 gorm.l, tag.
III, Sltts6ur9 uHo Glso,lauo; Reuoso, WiLs
iNnsP0tt UNI G.mirO, an g8otsutaecu.
~ Sotiu. Qluion= StltiOH 300 8orml tiqs
sSgl S'HItio Qittsburq, GbiuQo, 6lsOslaub,
$50 9abmtttags, tdQlib (pon unionsStation),
Eu9 Sltt56ur9, $OlsDo, Chicago, 2ouispiQe bi1
G,n1t"na.p' indianapolis, ct. Souls uHO g8ils
$50 QbenOs. tdgub (opn linton. stattonN, na5
o Snl551Fa, Columbus uuO Ct. 2ouig.
CO.. %6snos' tdglib CboH rniOnsS tatioul u1@
9t5tn0trr 9uifct.S blafDagqou urS Goa6.
80 a5enbs, tlgltb Naturalization 900 Ib0sl,
glttsbar9. 6bcl0o. GltDtlauo. Ginciuuutj uro
grje; 2olsoo, 8obctcr, Buffalo uuo giaQaras
gaLs, aEsGcnommcE SImit0g.
AI4i HbtEos Onion : Station l1.55 NbtubsG
ia1gli9, 4%tttsburG, 6bltugo. Buffalo, GOdtttI,
NiagarasGals uno Gtie; GlcoelaHc. ousgeHoma
men Samfteg.
80 Qa3m, on Wo3tataasn, Bort 9a79Rt aiIom.
40 8l1m., an gBobtHtlgeu, Gr'or0 attom.
H66 annapolis, 73l Dorm. uno 437 ga3m. an
@obtHta0sH, sonntnos $50 Dorm.
Ta9 90ps's GrtefSQiuit, 73l 9orm:ttags unO 437
Ga3mttt19s an g8O5sHta3;u, $50 @ovm'tta9s
SDHHtags
Bon greiioert 6tsaBa
0'Q5 @0rm., an @o8cutagea, @ot nap 95tlaO'I'
40 aa&m, an @o8,ntaotn, Bort 2spoftsat'
Al So3m,, an @O8eatooen, ogforO Qaommo'
S25 a95EtnOs, an Wo8,ntao,n. GrSrsb na@ q9s
Ax- gOmunton gobn6Ot.
~ y %a9It. s6OnorsihonaI 9imttc6 ti9Ii3, Ha3
Ra % 9btGabsTpbia un6 RtnsV OrE
l.8, 63 (6pcii,poooaul, SO CEnsJsnSalprl
1888 CSp;iieiudasoH, 1927 0ozm., 1906 lsptijss
MADAM n,r 9a4Tr:. - % = "a S,E-
miftaos T2 s,. GiGt,m,T9lpal' 40 n ~ ~ a no. @@% y
8obtnt7o.n s srS " % = a. fGSr,,ie1r,as
SI8l go osS.o.paooom 800 lspsji,oa29on.'
l205 is5,ibmn,,SSS oa'. VV2, i,.Ga : : Ts ; a SS 81
$50 3a5m (sp,tie'oa8gOn), 7.53, 1l.35 abenOs.
d" II nay Spuc0'1pbld, 4lO, 6.S, S.E, 92O Dtor'
gems, l.l8, 308, 5.07, 6+5 3d@m. an No5ens
RS5mittdes. 00' 0' %" Va"
go6 Bottom obu, m,B5tr 2 a woro,ns. IN sra,
atntaGen nnb 50 GaHm. t5oIi6'
Dor. 2epOft qfiomm.. I55 RSam. an Wo5tus
Orforo QffOu., 425 Robm. an mo6,ntoo,H.
9crrppin, Mffom 3 On Worm Sornfsos
Rad geImor nTn SonSf96r5en pii5srii,o,rS,r
S SaIIa % an n ctr 9eIaipare Si9tFon, 625, go
mittaos an 98O@,ntooen. rad @0Omin0 u9O
mittaog an @oaentaptr.
&aitinQron erpr.b, 2.55, 62, 7.25, 7.36, s.55,
9.34, 1924 8iorsers. l2I5, 1870, 205. 2i6.
T29 7.36 qimiteS), IA. 800, 943, GIG. $50
@bsuOs. 6onnt1os. 2.55. GO. RS, SIS, 9.84
gtcr8tHs l2l& POS, PIG, BE, 42Q, .5lG,
545 gSa5my Sos, 40, 100 OBS 9imtttoL
az M 10 S.gV @o'noS; attoHnl, ooV9'
q SO q BORN T. & mn Gil, 0a5m.
JklD AU0GHpE5. 10 y(nTm 10 IN UuN 1 - RGhN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
GrcHcrirfn SreiieI.

Gg itarb am 3. gopember 1902 6reocrita SrsH't.
oeb. Gronefttr, otlitbts Satin pm SEQ. 0refcl,
A Sabre aft. Die 8ttrOjeun0 fino,t bcutt,
nung, gr. go, Observation-Disclosures aus
AMI Der rDlount Gdrmtl=GcmttIrb" itutt. 9eis
itknna ~pripatim. l30S-lQl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

nGrober Ret9tbum 1T
Elm ungliid!~ 0as bat Der alte 8u1z
len Sage geiagt, urb babel -bdlt er
f~rampf6aft an ieinem ungIiid felt,
bas er bod 10 lei6t lbs peroen t0nnte.
9iefen 2euten gebt's tpie Dem Gel
Iert'f9en rYbblar" nit feinem S4inz
fenbein, bus er bergra6en.
r@terb' i'd, 10 font 9u es baben,
Qber, 8ruoer, cher niht!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
Sunnerita9, 6. 9pnember 1902.

pefftmismus 1T bieSeez
frdnt6eit duf benz Wfeere bes 2e6ens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
Die gEahl auf Gnrtn Gicu,

@anSuan, gOrto Rico, 5. SOB.
Die geftrige WaAI aHf Rprto Rts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
Sampfer perIdTen Baltimore S1n
mIrn ~ 4 4 ,rn,h In nI-Ln n

9ur6sginttt mad alien 9untt,n g6n.n a,SS.rt.
Gtpdd aut0sgtben uno Raiuttnlimmcr i'm Qorars
~reierOirt Dsroeu in Den biefssn 8Ireaur: Rr. 10,
l2O uno l27, Gfs9altimorssStr., ODER BEN 6aupts
Surtaur, Rr. $50, 2~ig6ts5tJabt, Baltimore, Ro.
Reuben Softer. G.. Z. Sbism.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @tnerQis8iQ.t. NaeHt
T. 9. Mc0anntL, r~siieHocr RafGst,rs Qstnt,
(~Aua3lt&S-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
g9Ronal QSluc "%iuic

WlUU WWTTWgVTVW|W W ~
Cefli6. 4bt. D. Gdmo2n. MI .. DtLV'
66lafpaogoH ....... " 3.jl Y0rut. 90 o.
Gram. Gnt. & Diner = 7.55 @0rm. j SOD y
Buffet garlor ...... 9.l9 Born. !S-t ". y
9arlOr, Diner $50. 9-52 Gorm. 800 ..
qlorIor, Siuer 49,. ll05) Born. Z. !lJ54 y.
garlor, Sinner 49,. " LII go1m. U = II u.
o@ogal 2imitCO," uusi6iieBljb NUlm1n 3A1'
Buffet smotcr, 4arlor, Cbicrpation, 5g.i'sz uHo
Gofezgpcqqoug =. = $40 Il3m. 9 " 33 u.
9urlur, Diner ...... = 500 NbOs. 603 y. y
Goades nab qbilao. - 900 @bOs, "9b y.
e~blqfpcoqous *l2.39 Worm. '2H y.
fqlsSdlufpaqqou nab WtDs9ort irtiI inut
gcbroub in mi. Rop1l=5tatiou nm I9.Go Absno5.
d., mad QtlauticsGttp an @obentagtn; y nab
qtlauticzGitp tdQli9.
qGt 8a9e baltsn in @.lmjugtOu. 6 5dIt IN
CLstfrr on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

Die @tbIz 8erbre4er an
Der beutI9en Spra4e itno in Der
beuf14 : umerifunif4en 4reiie nod
ni6t ausgeitprben. S9reibt Die ct.
Qouis y@merita": n%l1nIer plattoeut=
f6er 2anbsmann Murpbp bat Die be-
rii6mte 2aprence (Sus,) n9ermanid,"
aus Der mir un1eren 2efern f4on 10
mun6e erg0Bli6e @tplbliit6e barge6Oz
ten, b~ertauft; uber Iein Na4folger be-
itrebt ii8 reDli9, Die lle6erlieferungen
bes 8lattes treu gu pflegen. Sd, er
Iu6t Srn. Murpbp iogur nod gu
n6ieten." Man leie fOlgenoes nGusz
Gitem" aus Der leBtenNummer: r@tne
8ube nit Der !6dnb zines tleinen Sim
bes fpielenb, Ientte gu Der embedding,
mas als elm groBes 8erbre4en an3uz
ie6en 1T, tpeG6es a6er bos 9eieB gu
benfen I6etnt MIR Elm 8erge6en it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

Die ~8oeren in Berlin"
baben Der 3ei9sbaupttabt nd6 elmer
p~ieliG6rigen pauie 9us 9ebra4t, mas
man cine v9roBe Mo6e" nennt. Die
8erliner 8p9enfdrift n0us @4o"
(8erIag pon S. s. S4orer, 8erlin)
giebt in i6ren interefanten PreBausz
5iigen elm a6gerunOetes Bib Der @rz
eigntTe. 5erner iinO leIenstpert4: SIN
Gei9stase = Die S6refen bon @ais
SglanD = Gus 2iebe - 8om Solo
NAL : GongreB = @influB elettrif4er
@enen uuf bas @ebtrn 8om
@9nar6en = 8on ben SalOmon5z
SnieIn II. I. IN. 9as nSnOuitrieGe
@6o" ent6dlt cine intersfonts Be-
f6retbung bes 5rieOr. 8rupp : Cru
fonperfes in MagOeburg : 8udau =
@rploIions : 8er6iitung BON Sta9lz
flaI9en = 9euti6lunO's jd3rlt6e
Obfprobuttton = 5ieOeIung in9o4z
uIam6aru ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mttt6eilungen = beuti4 englii4er
@ettbefperb unO cine SiiGe tleinerer
te9niI9er unb geperbli4er gfotI3en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
Baltimore sS9iosS 06W.
! 8dgljb, ousgcaommen Sountags,
z Mur E,vv.4-l

Eur 5onHtag5.
Beitpdrts 9trl. Wt. R0Du[ grl. Elmoul
6btcaQo, oia 9ittsb..... . 9.33 Yorm. = 9.47 Y.
GbicagO Oia geUart.... . 800 Na6u. s. go y.
Sine, GOui5O. & ct. g.. = $50 Born. = 800 y.
Gtnt., 2ouisD, & ct. =. % 2.56 gla3m. = $40 y.
Ginc., Houlsp. i ct. .. ALAG 4b05. *l2 90 U.
9Ittsburg .. ........... . 9.3S Born. "9.47 y.
4ittsburg i GltptIaHO. .............. > 40 U.
Qittsburg .............. *IL46 @bOs. 1920 Y.
Columbus & QBb:cIjug.. = 800 Nlam. 80 %.
gBQibiuQtpu YpfIl N VI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

pennfpIponten bat 8 n.
8enn1pader 3um@ouperneur ertpdblt,
unb 3lpar paren Die 8rOBftdote 9Riz
Iaoelp6ia unb pittsburg ausi9la9z
ge6eno. Man perIpri4t ii4 bel BON
Dem ne1en 8ouperneur, Der au6 Elm
be1on0er8 parlner Sreunb Der Oeuts
f6en ietn ion; aGein 8ob Quap Adngt
an ben 3ofi9DBen Pennppader's. Sb
er tpp6l i'm Stanbe fetn ptrb, ben
S6ercorruptioniIt ten ub3ui9iitteln?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

Merifo trifft erntlt4e
gor6ereitungen, Die @il6erpd6rung
bur6 @olb gu srieben. BON alien
Qdn6ern, oubergbtna, 1T Merifo nod
bas einsigs, bas Die 9olopd9rung
nod ni6t angenommen bat unb leiOet
bubur8 ie mebr S9aben, ie mebr ft4
fein SdnbeG NIT benz &uslanbe bsbnt;
es muB fir ale eingefibrten Waaren
in@olb be5ablen, pdbreno es fir feline
9robufte nur Silber erbdlt. unb ba
Der merifanif9e Dollar nur bier5tg
Gents in Sob gilt, ergsbt ii3 Elm
INNER gr0bsrer 8erluit in 5olge Des
1nteri9iebes. Die Regierung iteRt
nit me9reren Nepzgorter 8anf3dtz
fern in l1nterbdnblung bebufs Be
f9uffung ber erfprberli9en GoloDor@
rGt6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

Die gegenpGrtige Bar
teiItGrfe Der Jraftionen bes beutiAen
3ei9stages itebt 10: Gs 3dblen an
Mitgliebern: GonierputiOe So, Rei4s>
purtei 20, @ntiiemiten 10, Centrum
1O6, 9olen IA, Nationalliberale So,
6reiIinnige @ereinigung IA, Sreiitnz
nige @olfspartei rs, 9eutIde Bolts
partei 7, So5ialbemotruten So, FRAT
tiunslos iinb SO, i'm @an3en 1896 4bz
q~eorbnete. Grlebist lit Der 6. 8hdlz
freis, 2iegniB, bur3 ben Sob oes
Stabtrut6s &%auffmann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

8te lid bic nN.zg. Wor1b"
aus Chicago beri4ten ldBt, bat Der
SleiI9zM}erger foit ale groBen gie9z
bDfe in feinen 8eIib gebru6t. Mit
biefen coniolibirten @iebOerfaufsz
Gertren unD ben 8ibltranspOrtlinien
haben Nrmour, 9tpift, Morris, Gu
babb, Sammonb unb S4par3idtlo
uno 5ulaberger ben Gleii4martt Do1z
itdnbig unter ibrer gOntrOle. IS
tpirb 6e6auptet, baB BON ben 500 Wfile
Gionen 8apital bieies Monopols fir
200 Minionen @or5ugsattien iinD;
tpeitere 200 Mtinipneu feien u8dfer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

Sn oerf6iebenen Bed@
1~eI6ldttern iinb mir einem 4rtitel iiber
Dffentli9e parts be%gegnet, in Dem gu
Nnfang gefagt tpiro, Dab es por so
sSa6ren in ben gan5en Ser. Staaten
rod teinen grDBeren Dffentli4en Part
aege6en babe. So1te man es fir mOgz
lid balten? unb bod tit ielbit unier
prd6tige vOruto : Sin : Parf" nod
feline fiinf3ig Sabre alt. ST ipuroe
crit i'm September 1860 fir cine babe
MiQipn Dollars fir bieStdot gefauft.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05

1t now transpires that the Associated
Press reporter at st. Joseph is suffering
from an impeachment to his veracity.
Governor Savage iatly cOntradicts the
report that he ever said, or intended
to be understood to say, that Joe BARLEY
would pay back the proceeds Of the
$1S1, 900 school fund warrant which he
had converted to his OWL use under the
misapprehension that it belonged to him
and not to the state of Nebraska. In
this instance the unexpected has not
happened.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05

A PROFITABLE Industry,

The statement by the American Beet
Sugar company of last years opera
tions shows that the industry made good
progress as compared with the results
of the preceding year and was fairly
profitable. The estimate for the cur
rent year is favorable, the president of
the company saying in his annual re-
port that everything looks more prom
Using for a satisfactory campaign for
1902 than at any time in his experience,
If the price of sugar be excepted. He
expressed the opinion, however, that the
abolition of the sugar bounties recently
recommended and adopted by the Brus-
sells conference will certainly tend to-
ward higher prices for sugars through
out the world, as operating to reduce the
production Of beet sugar in the Euro
pean countries that now produce two
thirds of the worlds consumption. Ac'
cording to expert opinion abroad the
reduction in beet planted acreage In
Europe will amount to O%ne-eighth of
this years crop, or about 100000 tons.
1t being now practically assured that
no greater tariff concession on Cuban
sugar than 20 per cent will be made
by the present congress, there appears
to be no reason why the American beet
sugar industry should not continue to
expand and be pushed forward even
more vigorously than heretofore. There
is no question that the present senti'
ment of the country is largely favorable
to such protection to the industry as
will enable it to grow and no change
in this sentiment is to be apprehended.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
TILLMAN AT THE BAT.


Washington March Hare.
They looked extremely rocky in the senate
room that day;
They'd been fussing DER the philippines;
the dickens was to pay.
So when Spooner spoke quite peaceably and
met with no retort,
A pallor wreathed the features of the
patrons "of the sport"
A struggling few got up to go, leaving there
With the hope that springs eternal within
the human breast
For they thought II only Tillman could get
They'd put up even money now with TILL
man on a bat.
But suddenly McLaurin's voice across the
And n mTilISm I'm you're a liar''' it sounded
Then-when the dust had lifted and they
saw the CORY sight
There was Mac ~a-punching Ttllman, who
was guarding with his right. N
From the galrry, black with people, went
And the members in the lobby made a rush
upon the floor.
But McLaurin countered neatly, and the
gallry yelled Strike two!"
"Encore!" cried then the multitude and the
echo answered "Core!'
AS McLaurin with a plexus push sent Till
Then Tillman's face grew cold and stern;
they saw his muscles strain
And they knew he'd never, never let him
self be downed again.
The smile is gone from both their lips;
their forms are clenched; they swear
When suddenly a peacemaker does pluck
apart tho pair;
And now McLaurin's pulled away from off
his CORY foe.
So only air is sheltered by the force of
Tillman's blow
oh. somewhere in the Philippines the sun
is shining bright;
1t doesn't seem a bit disturbed about his
bloody fight
And soldiers still are playing Tag on that
far distant shore
But there's woe among the senate now, for
Tillman's scrap is Ger.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05
DRIFT.
PR,cE BAKING POWDER c.
CHICAGO.

Voting machines are to be used in future
elections in New York City.
Bsthhouse John Coughlin carried the
First ward of Chicago against the allied
hosts of reform. You can't lose a genuine
poet.
1t is expected the Ohio legislature at its
present session will pass for submission to
a vote OF the people a constitutional amend
ment to give the governor OF the state the
veto power.
David B. Hill favors making ex-presi-
dents life senators. II the proposition is
expanded to include defeated candidates for
the presidency 1t would take high rank as
a barn -stormer.
The Connecticut constitutional convention
has added to the draft OF the proposed new
constitution a clause giving the governor
W to veto separate items in appropria-
ton bills without vetoing the bills as a
whole.
The republican state convention in Indiana
will be held this year on April % and al
ready there is considerable rivalry over the
choice Of a chairman. Both Of the United
States senators, Fairbanks and Beveridge,
are republicans and both Of them are can
didates for presiding officer.
Grand Sachem Nixon plans another pow
WOW Of big Indians in New York City.
Braves from all the reservations are to
come together for a ghost dance. Incl
dentally the Tammany chief will test Cen
eral Crooks Indian policy, to-wit: giving
the braves a big All before springing the
treaty OF peace.
Senatorial elections will be held in a
number of states this year and next, the
terms expiring in March. 1908, including
those OF Senators Plat of New York, Jones
OF Arkansas, Teller of Colorado, Orville II.
Platt OF Connecticut, Mason Of Illinois,
Fairbanks of Indiana, Allison of Iowa, Gal
linger OF New Hampshire, Penrose of Penn
sylvania, McLaurin Of South Carolina and
Spooner Of Wisconsin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-05

thorough and conspicuous representative
of organized labor and one Of the most
trusted men in its councils. He is re-
garded as a man of excellent executive
ability and It is said was frequently
consulted by President Mckinley in re-
gard to labor matters.
The immigration service requires capa-
bic, honest men, who will faithfully en-
force the laws. The men whom Presi-
dent Roosevelt has selected can be de-
pended upon to meet this requirement.