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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06
StaetsR estftrator,
S RatbhduS,

Ratbbdus.
ultimore {, ben p. Suli 1902.
&Qtu baran intereiiirtcu 9crioncn miro bierDurf
Rabri6t %qcqcbtn, oab Der StaOts5uqenieur, hit
bur6 DEN Nbi6uitt 81 &, @rtitsl AZ, Ocs 8altimo:
rer Staotz8ticbbu6cs, 1893 (Suppltmcrt), borQe.
i6riebcu lit, ben ertldrenOcn 4Iau unO bic lmla;
cen fir Die RiOelirung, 9flaiterInQ unO 8ofcn.
ranofeinz9 ciebuno Der giblauozNocnue, BON Bat.
MISUNDERSTANDING bis GbciterzStrOBe in bicieu
9itreau biuterleqt bat.
NGe bicrour6 b~critbrteu 9crioueu fnO bercbtiQt,
NIT 9sSuq bicruuf an Ous 9dltimorer Staotgeri6i
~inuerbalb 80 SaQcu bnm Satum Oieisr S;tuHnt:
mo6uug an 5u appeaircn.
@co. u. Rumfcn,
(NmIi29 q .NmhH 1l Rrnitrnfnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Maoiions uno 2afapettc5aOtnue.
ltim re, !. Nuquit 1902.
8erTegt.te auQebots CUR Qieferuuq BON fiiuiunO.
5nanjig 3eiduentti6en ftr Da5 Baltimore 9olos
tebnti1t Snitjtut" ptroen in Ojeicn Sireuu bis
sum , II # a q, Den II. auouit, 4 lIbr Rad.
mit.a9s, gntQtqan qtnOmm1n pcrOtH.
Sa5 9ebt blcibt porbtbalteu, irgeuO zines OOer
ole Nuqsbotc abjuiptiieH.
Gin bcqlaubiQter Gbtd bon 800, al Orn Uldpor
uno StaOtratb 3abIbar, mub ioOtm Au8cbOt beigts
iIgt iein.
9. d. GpwIes.
Caupt,8,M II, 49, estretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

9rofeffor Or. @9nentnz
ger, Der por Sabren our9 gismard
an Die llniberiitdt Berlin ge6ra9t
tpurOe, 1T ieBt BON Der 2eitung Der
4btbeilung fir 9dutfrantbeiten in
Der 8erliner @9arite entbunben NOR
ben unb bat bafir einen 2e6rauftrug
fir 9ei9i4te Der Mebt3in unO aGgez
meme patbologie unO Sberupie err
haIten. DIS S4peninger CUR 8ez
hanblung 8ismard's na9 Berlin be-
rufen ipurbe, perlangte er cine 8rpz
feFur unb na9 man9erlei S6nie=
rigfeiten er9ielt er cine iol4e = fir
Sautfrantbeiten, Die ni3t Die Spe3taz
IitGt be5 beriibmten 4r3tes paren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06
IWeHern 0arbGanb Balm.


Trttt in Rraft m q. STUNT 1909
3Hoe orlaFsn 6ilsn=StatioH, Us fOIst:
IGgli6.
40 Toroeng S6ueaSug, 6uuptIinis, Sugrss
tOuH, U. ( SO. SIP. uHO benz 5iOtn, ausgs'
uommsn Souutoo, .. .. 81. &. Gbambsrsburg,
Martirsburg, Mindeitsr uuo 9uHtteH an oH
.Gbsiapsats u. @eftsru @abn."
els ~gorm.-QsnsMar Grprcb. (glur gsn=niar.)
1855 9Orm.-@ttom. uab GmOrps@rOps.
fdQIi6 usqeuO III meU> . oRutag 8
TBS gorm-gorf, g. & g. 9iO. uuo 6uuptliuis
0tlia BON GmOEQ'GrODe, Carlisle uHb u. Il D..
Balm.
s.lI @orm-6auptliais GagcrstotUH, Sbippsngs
BURG, Grtosrid. Gmmitsburg uHO 81. & B.
Ro.. bis Sbsnan0Oab.
l0.I2 gorm.-2Ittom. nas uuioHs9riooe, QOrt u.
6tttpgburq.
1890 Ru6m.-@ffOm. mad G~mor0:grooe.
225 Rabm.-Qttom. nab Guorps8roOe.
3.2 Ru6m.-glus mtOUHtatu GIpreb' Qarlor'
6ar); fernsr Grsoerid.
S.32 Raam.-Grp. mad Qorf uno 9. 4 Q. SiD.
4.Ol @a6m.-Grp. mad guntteH an Der @auptz
liuie. 6agerstOpn, Greosrid, 6mmitsburg uHo
Sbtpptnsburg.
tniou=griDgc.
5.25 0uhm.-Qfon. nab afsFu.
6.l5 g6snos-Gtfom. mad unionsgriogs.
Rur SouHtdgs
9.35 gorm.-gifOm. mad uniOns8riogs uno 9d'
nober.
2.5 Raam.-Qtom. mad llnious9rioge.
4.23 Radm.-Qffom. mad GleTd.
Billet uno 9epddsCffict, 215 Cfs9alto. sStr.
8aqs balten an uHioHs, 9cnna sape, Jult0nz
unS 8albrOOis gOrtbsapeHua citation;
@. 8. GrisDOl0, o. y. u.
8. 9. ganptrsst. 9:nerdi=Gs3dttsiR6S er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06
3oR GreeR>Odmpfer.GO.

Grfurfou nab gtod= uHD 6tOnsp'grest. Cams
9Fcr perlaHeu SuDion's Brft. nab ROds6rest, NIT
ausnabms 5nmftag uRO SOuntaJ, tdglib 8 ubr
Ntorqens uHD go ga6m. 6amftdgs UNI Z ubr
Worqsns unD go Rubm. Sonntags um 4 unO 8
ubr WoroeHs unO 2 ubr Ra6mittass. 9rOfUn's
0srite 10 Riuuttn ipdtsr. 9ampfsr %DsrIaHsn
9oOiOu'g gBsrfts tdgIi6, NIT ausHabms BON Sonn=
tag. Inn 7 lbr Rorgens unO 2.30 Ra6m. 5onntags
I'M 4 uuO s lbr UsOrgsHs unO 2 ubr Hutm. fir
Ston,DsGrsef. auf Der 6ins unO 8tiidiabrt an
SrOpn's l8erfts o~nlsosnO. guuDrdisdBigste $50.
Ms. Ii. UtpmIcS, SuDeriuteHoent
Cfuuil, 8Utel
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SpncSf1ne.

Qm 4. auouit surab gedman i'm after
bon "A Sabren.
Qm 4. auouit gnnte German i'm %.
Sabre hires 2ebeus.
am 2. auuuft 9rtfeGlu 6ii3er, 81
Sabre ait.
4m 8. auquf ~ argarr 6. 8 1
i'm l. Sabre ibres Gebcus.
BIN 3. auguft @cOrge 6Of mann, l
Sabr ait.
Qm 2. auauf s ranees nuber i'm alter
BON l Snbr.
Nm 2. Ququft eenrb &trn i'm {. SABRE
ieineg Qebtu5.
Nm 2. Quouft 5 Obn 8, &Otb i'm Nlter bon
80 Sabren.
ieiue5 Qeheus.
am ?. Nuguft amelia sunOer i'm alter
bon l Sabr.
Nm /. guquft GertruOe SANDS i'm l..
Sabre hires 9ebtu5.
Qm ,. auQuft &utberine 6. 66eners
NJ n II, 2 Sabre alt.
Im 4. guquit & m m a $. Greitag i'm als
ter pom 81 Aubren.
Nm 4. @ueuf g cite 6. 8rubcr.
am 4. auguit @enrD 3 9pa 3 i'm aItrr
BON 80 3abrtu.
&m 4. Nugut colo Marc. or. @sber,
) yRouute Glt.
Qm 4. Guquit 3 rieOri6 3 bDsi3er i'm
81 Sabre iciuC5 QebeuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

gu benz ii d t, baB SAT-
fer Wilbelm einen 8eiu4 in 6ranfz
reid 81 MAIDEN geOenfe, f4retbt Die
.Yatrie:" nWenn &aiier Wil6elm
ZEN Srieben min, 10 riiite er 5uerit ab.
@r beiiBt me6r SOlbaten uno mebr
8anonen ais mir. Wenn er iein Seer
entlafen BADEN ptrb, bdnn fam er
mad Yaris fommen unO man nirb
plauDern fDnnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Mad Wnnop0lis. Wt. Yt0DQl 5tltI0HI !I0l o.05
Born, GumOeus5 Citation, 1900, 300 g0rG.'
u2.I5. A.l5, $40 ya6m.
Wbfabrt BON GamotusSt mao Urlo'FI1,
7.35, !9.47 9orm., 1915 @Urm., h.25, A.O RNS
"5.35 Ra6m. ,a
ga6 Biuasftsr, 1920 @orf1., 80 Ay'a9a as
Qo6 6aqerstopu, 1900 Bonn, AIS, AS
RabmittaQs. ,-gg
N.i5 9orm., u.25, 4.30, '535 @aam, 'o.61'
sl1.3 @bcubs.
Rad Curtis gap, 1923 GPorotHs.
@ob Qurap, mt. @~oDalz5tatiOH, "255 @a9A-
Gomn,usStotiou, "3.l0 Ra6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06
Baltimore Santpf=@ nGct=Su.
Alte une suucrldiGGc
9 q / e u I G.

gIegaHte 3ampf,r tialih, ausgeuomrItn Conn,
tags gOH ben HeueH BieIs gu. 10, II, II uHo ID,
gIatt= StrGBe, nm $50 uhr &6suo5 nab OBJ @pint
Gomfort NurfpIf, PORTSMOUTH uuc allen
4unftcn ees Surens. BerblHoune in PORTSMOUTH
nit oer Seoboaro Air 2iute" geiblontuer 3ug, gorts,
mouth HGh AtIGHta. gHge 8erbiHbuHe su Neloou
buHa INIT Der -ytoriolt uno Caroline -ylorfolt uaS
SoEthern, -Atl0HtIc IHb DauUile" Hno .EorfoLt a7o
GeiterH SlieEbubH," uuo nit Der -Sto DOuiHionz
SlHIe" HGd ytelu6erre uHb J2oibiHqtou, yI.z&.
Dlabusitsn nab Dem curopdtIden Blanc. Hururi0ie
Saluteus3imHer. GIsttrfihe 8slcuttuns. 8ampis
heiSunQ. 9ojen fret. Hian beltye Eaiattn~ 3tmm.r I'm
8orau5 III BILLET Slreau Der gaiz9Inle, SuDmeRs
Baltimore unb @aIDerts StraBe. 2elepboH I435.
Q SCbn u. SbrrIpOpe, a8tatdm TdneGn,
Nlce=Rr6ioeHt Gen. III. uuo BAH. aqt1t.
un6 General uiGleasL 6. SrsDn. u. Billet 4s.ut
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Grtnriionen per 8abm.
9ampfIhtFs.9 lu;eigen.

gorOOeutf6er Stop0 B.
@ 0~fegeImaBi9e
OGnpf SGiffa6rt
srUiibeu
Baltimore MnO SrGmcn
Dur9 Dc neuen unp e%rprD6ten, nit
alien 8equemli9tei!en ~perfebenen
NPoitOampfer eriter Rlafe:
DHbeln," n8ranOenburg,"
D93edar," uGQTsI,"
n@bemHiB," n8reslau."
Die @rpebitionstage finb, lpie foI9t:
- bon Baltimore:
n8rdn0enburg," Mittnp6, ben IS.
luguf, 2 uhr Na9mittogs.
n@afel," Mittpo4, ben 27. 4uguf, 2
ubr Ga6mittags.
~9}atn," M}ittno4, ben 10. Sept. 2
ubr Ga4mtttagS.
~8ranoenburg," Mittpo8, ben "a.
Sept, 2 u6r Ra9mittugs.
~g}edar,"" M}ittpo4, ben 1. Ofto6er, 2
u6r gfu4mittags.
vG9emniB," M}ittpO8, ben Is. Oftoz
Der, 2 u6r Na9m.
3ptits Railtsu=Q aBads=9rsis:
SOH $40 an.
4 70 ! 9tnOsdg gafiG0ss 9retfe:
SoH baltimore na9 Bremen $40. 90
Bon SrenleR nab Baltimore . 5000
-
Run0reiit=&ilete BON Baltimore
nab Bremen unO surud S66 80
Bsgen 5ra6t uRO 9ufage tDenOs man s5 en- bic
9tnsral=ageHIen
u. S9umd9er &c Co.,
Rr. S. eaOsSaUs strsSt.
o0er
Gbnarb Hatne,
Office oes s9euti6sn GorrcipOnoentcn".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06
9errli6e Eabrt NurD ZEN annaI.
Gtnfa6e iSalrt MIR $1.OO.
9te .. g. TorO
GTfuriinnen.

AG9 BOD SAL uuo 63sftrto 70 n
isOsn WlOutas, 9ienitag, NIittDOb, GCHHr=
flag unO 6rtitlg.
a6Fabrt 9for z an 9Igbtfrab,H : 0trfte 8 uJr
gOrm., Rldfsbr asgen 8 ubr absuOs.
RAD 9aHffOrOs8ap, cine Qusle its
G6ctcrsRiDer, ~ungefdbr 45 Dt,iltH Don 8altimort,
prabtpog- Sc,aerie.
9ampfer g. 9. 6orO- nirO ot.fs 6abrt j { n
9 q i q Ru d III q MAIDEN; abiabrt DOH
Bier Z GigbttrabeHsg8irit: nm 2.30 9tabm., 9ldz
isbr eegea 10 uhr 46snOs.
8ilcte Soc. WabIltiteH zoe.
(5uHi6, 2Dltsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

gLIte SettanGen (GorreIponbeHtsHl
Zoe. pro 5uHaert. 81 baden in Der CtEct sts ~8sal.
iheA GolTs10a0sEteI, 8agttmsGe 6tr. UHe ge&S
Etfcss agsEAsp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Der SampFtr s9ambrtogsH psrIdbt ben Bier 4,
2igbttrdbsn : Bsrftt, tdgli5, ausesnommeu Sams
tags unO SOnHtaos, UNI 4.l0 3a5mittags. eams
Tags UNI 8 ubr Iabmitta9g.
Gabrprsls soc. a5enDmabLjtit soc.
C5uHl6, I&S@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Die st. pauIz 8o1fs5eiz
tung" fagt iartaftii4: $4,000 Sabre
cite meni9li6e 8ebetne nur0en in
8anIas ousgegraben, SIN iel6en
Staate perben man9mal politii6e
Sheen bel dlteren 0atums a~usgegrdz
ben unb finoen - neue QnbGnger."
Sir bic &anIaier ettpas tart aufgez
tragen. $4,000 Sabre alte, ia, nod
piel dltere polttii4e Sheen! Sea, ma!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06


Seslu BAT NAL ptebe1
BON ii4 b0ren lafen; er min telegra.
p6iIGe Na9ri6ten pbne 9ra6t Sau=
fenbe BON Meilen iibermitteIn, min
S4iffe unb @iienbabn5iige nit gro
Ber @ei9pinoigfeit fabren laRen, UNI
atpar baburd, baB bic Srtebfruft aug
Der 2uft %entnommen pirb. 9as nil
Seslu; Db er's fam? Die Welt bat
einmal groBe 9Offnungen uuf SesIa
gefeBt. 9as mar bor Sabren. SEPT
9laubt iie ben 4%npreifungen unb Ser
fpre6ungen, benen feline prattiI4en
&eiultate folgen, nt9t me6r.
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III Ii3REa1B1L
Tphtt W. 3efer.

Gs furb am 5. guquft 1902, 5 llbr Moroens,
Sobu N. @edcr, %gelicbter @atte BON Marp 9edcr,
i'm 81. Sabre ieine5 2ebens. 9ie 9ecrOioung tiu=
bet morqeu Sonnsritae, Ta6mittugs 80 llbr,
bon ieiner lcbteu g9obnung, WaibinQton=ROuO unO
6. Strabe, 9ultimprt=GouHtO aus itatt. 8eiietz
Jung auf Der u9ouoous9arts6 emetcrp." (2l8-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Ser 81 il bes baDertz
f6en &ultusminiiters b. 2unomann
6at in Der &ammer 81 Qusetnanoerz
ieBungen gefiibrt, unO Die &ammer@
me6r6eit bat ii9 Oabur4 gerG4t, DaB
iie bic 9etitionen fir &unit i'm 8ulz
tusetat itri9. IS paren einige bum
berttaufeno Marf fir ous Nationalz
Muieum, fir bic QtaOemie Der Som
funIt unb fir Die 4ni4affung BON
&untperfen. Die 8erpeigerung DON
100000 Mtart fir 8untperte, Die
bereits ausgepGblt puren, iino ell
@9apen fir bus 2anO, bas gerGoe
bur4 feline rei4en &uniti4dBe 10 Diele
5rembe an5ie4t. Der @onflttt 8pi=
f9en 8ammer unO Regierung Oauert
pprldufig nod fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

getpdbrtsn, mar Elm iebr trauriser.
Sang gu nObler 2ebensbdltung, oas
8eftreben, in mOgli9it fur5er 3ett
MiQionen : @ermDgen dn5uiammeln,
@usbeutung Der @eieQi9dften gu priz
patem 8ortbeil, ristante nnternebz
mungsn auf Soften Der 8eieaf4aft,
unri9tige9 arfteGung iiber ben StanD
Der @ei9dfte urb f4lieBlt9 5dlf4uns
gen. 9as tit Der 9ergang, Der in benz
einen, pie in Dem arberen pro3eB gu
Sage fam. Die S9ulbigen bdben ibre
6~anblungen nit 3u9tbaus oOer Sc
fdngniB gu fiibnen. dber Die Wfiaioz
nenperlulte, Die berni4teten Griten@
gen unb bas @lenb, bas i6er piele
bereinge6ro9en tit, pirb bGbur4 nift
pieber gut gema6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

OtSenn nid,t iseer W ann, Der bel Ter SerffsIs
~ lung zines 9idnos bIlft, elm eeibulter Hrbti.
ter il, n;rO Oas 5ntrumsnt ni6t ben aHforotrun'
een Der 3sit eHtiprsben, OsnH bic 9autrbaitiekit ID
nm ornssr an hti,fsit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Sum @ra5e SGngerbunz
besfeIt fat peter 3oiegger, Der be-
fannte fteierii6e 0idter, fol9enoen
@iGfommengruB gebi4tet:
8pm OrtGer Bis gum &d3lenberg
Nm rei9en 9onauitranb
SIT unf'rer beuti9en A6nen 9aus,
S6r freies 9eimdtblano
Sm &ei9 Der Sunnen.
obs 8aDern ober Steiern 6eiBt:
Dit 9rau, Die Sruun, Die 9onau
fleuBt
Our9's 9o9lanb Der 9ermanen.
Die pilDgepaltige 6elfenburg
Steqt Sit unb Weiten glet4.
IS po9t Elm sinig 8oltes4er3
9ur6's gauge IIpenrei4.
@rbebt Die Sa6nen!
@S bat in 6rieb' unD Streit unb gfotf
Sin 2ieb, Elm S6tpert unD etnen 9ott
9as 6p9lanb Der 9ermdnen.
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MnnnI Wfte.D0fnfe

nRuOal Sfue"@tnte
uodb 9bIlaaelpbla uHc 3eDsgorf-
Cefli4. @bI. .. eo4otH. "OL . So 81
6@ldfpa9gOn ....... 5.3l 9o'W' 90 " n
Srom nm, & Diner = 7.5 gorm. u goo y.
SIrifrt RorlOr ...... I GIG Born. ~ q v
Norior. gircr ..... 9.52 BORN. 10, y.
S Sat Sirtr 800. u0.j0 Born. Y lg54 y.
gIarior, gin,r 49,. = III gabmr y = LzS ~
-@opof Qimitso,A au5it,trB!tb PHAnaH : 6u9'
g1ffst empter, Qarlor, Ebitg95'ioH, Sg,lGs GHS
EEuf..g oo1ans e $40 0l5m. y : 3.53 y.
49, y Si1sr " 6.G0 N50s. sos u. 6
F1,4ss roh Nbfla0. = 900 Nb0s. 9.05 u. .
49, T,oTGors 80. g.. 1920 4orm. "l2.44 y.
faI.g6tafnagQon nab 5IeD=0ort trtig sum
m.Er1,,6 in Wt. disqualification um 1870 @bnOs.
81 TTb Qtlan.jtsGitD al g8c5entageR; ., nab
gt(autJtsGitp tdgIlb.
Gbstter al. m,. u
mbiIo Wffout. -. *8.05 BORN. $40 gorm.
@b,to Grprss -. *2.30 Qadm. 1885 Glbua.
@bila. Grprsb -. Ass 9tahm. 800 Ru5m.
Wbsroeeu AftOm. -. !5.25 E1bm. 1880 8dtU.
@bila. qffam. .... 1850 QbDs. 1915 Wb0s.
g~iaetzgureaug Ror0lDet=Gdc Galocrts uur @ols
timorezstr., SIR. POI, 5io=groaOpaO, ut. goglh
Station ootr COMMUNICATION.
8. 9, M %urttu, Mor. 9aH. SrGiiu.
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SalslIft.

Scr uGlaibDrne" MuS1ng.
De- 9Rbssriff aasr Standardization UNI 9srgnl'
sea elmer o0rHsbmtH 9aatsSSbrt.
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TrichhnfS=Mrheftrn.

Ssntt an grdbsr pbne Grabtsius uro foutntt
gu 80 m. q. @autt & 9 . B n, 8 Of=2sIingtonr
Strubs, DeQsn Dtarmors auo SrGnitsSeosHtFsins
(SuIi2+, 1Dlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-06

Wenn uner 9eBbIdtter
11nfrieben 5pii9en ben Ser. Stdaten
un0 OeutI9lanb fden, 10 lit bas f3on
bebauern3pert9 genug; tpenn dber Elm
amerifanif8er Nbmiral bus 8eipenit
zines &rieges 5piI9en 9eutf4lanb
uno ben Ser. Staten an Die 8dnb
malt unb fo9ar bas Subr fir bieien
8rieg feftiebt, 10 1T bas unDer3eibli4,
M0Qen 2eute pom G6lage bes Gpnz
tire : NomiraGs SaDlor an cine iol6e
@pentuulitGt benten, uber ipre4en
fouten lie bopon nidt, nod Oiel tpeniz
ger lire prop4etii4en Qnpanolungen
in Die @elt 6inein pOiuunen. SroB
aGer GiiffeI, pel9e bon Der @omtntz
itration bereits ertbeilt norOen iiro,
f0nnen Diele u~nierer Offi3iere in9eer
unb 6Iotte tattloies Reben nt4t ldfz
fen. IS fe6[t an 9is8iplin.
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acknowledgements. Shredu Ger SduIs
W Gpmmi6dre.

Qrdfocnt Der Gontrattz9cb6rOe
Caug4,5,6, 7,8,9,II,l p 3,13)
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<tartsS nssmieurSsS Ircau.


y. Z. 6eHeaI,
Qlug5, 7r2,ID StaOt=9 ugtHjsur.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-26

by. &c; green hides. sc; No. 1 horse
SIS; 40. horse Sl.25. pony hides. 75c to
$40; dry f-at butcher. is pounds and up.
l2c dry flint fallen, l6 pounds and up,
lie; al ight hides under 10 pounds, &c;
! tallow, SIZE; No. tallow. &c; sheep
pslts. z5475c.
Fufs-CoCn. 5f169c. skunk. black SecI
Sle9; short stripe. 5GQ60c. narrow stripe.
3JH55c. broad stripe. 1Q02gc; mink. soc
relJ0; opossum, 6@lz5c, polecat. l00l5c;
coyotes. 49o75c; beaver. s200q5.0o; otter
81 o306.00
Vegetables Potatoes. per bush. 40c;
sweet potatoes. per bu.. ace. cabbage
15eI3Jc per 100 los, onions. bur bu. 6oc
carrots, per bu.. soc: parsnips. per bu.,
15e; pop corn uer 40 lbs Sl.0Q
Vegetables 6obbers prices &c trade
Oranges. per box, 4oG0f75: lemons. per
box. S40e0459; Wisconsin cabbage, Sl-0oq
81. = per Joe lbs bananas. per a. $685. c,
cranoerries, per barrel, S9.59Ql 1000; celery.
d0z-, 61Nc5c. comb honey. per ID. 15c;
strained honey per TO-. .]sflsc; potatoes.
per bu.. 5e70c; apples. per BIOL. s.. 50ls3 20.
New York apples. per barrel sf.25, span
ism onions. per crate. Sl85. sauer kraut.
per keg. Sl9Q20o; dates per H. &c, figs.
per box. Sl-eV, peanuts. raw. 6Q5c. per 10.
roasted. llaNl0c; walnuts 13Gl3isc. al
monos. lie; flherts, l2c, Brazils, lie; pc
cans. l4c, hat print brick and limburg
cheese. per H.. l5c
leather-Harness union A SIC. 3 32c.
chestnut oak 3. SIC, \ 36c; pure OAK.
oie, s1irung. 40N go; sole leather slaugh-
ter, 3yQ32c. oak sole 36U3Sc per side.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-26
EoR NArIoN.s SAFETY
Nicholas Murray Butler Urges Mu-
nicipal Education

Chicago. Nov 25.-Nicholas MURRAY But
Ter president 81 The Columbia University
delivered an address at The Auditorium
tonight on Municipal Education lie
said that the cities OF the future depend
upon the Fundamental education OF chill
dren and tha educational problem is the
most important problem or municipal az
fairs
THE city is the first manifestation Of
the forces which are now making great
continuation OF capital and creating or
eanized labor, They are the outgrowth
~ ou industrial and commercial progress
and as cur manufactures and cur trade
increases SO VIII tao great centers II
population increase and multiply The
ereat problem that confrorts the muni-
cpauu IS fundamental education IL costs
ebeut fourth and IA some eases.
third of the entire expense OF maintain
Es great ety n maintain an ado
qaate elementary educational system. but
these schools must ne maintained. and
The American type ~ individuaiism which
is The safety ri fhe nation. must he con-
formed with in .be teaching OF me chill
dren-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-26
HOG MARKET
FIVE LOWER
At the Close of the Days Bus
iueSS the
TOP PRICE WAS S5.97 ~
Buyers Bid Up Prices TO Get
the Hogs,
TOP PRICE WAS S5.97 ~


For a TUESDAY hog receipts We're ex-
cccdingly light Wagon deliveries were
fairly liberal bat hogs by rail do rot
come only IN limited numbers and the
bulk Of receipts came late i'll the even
ing and after dark. The BUYERS for the
packing housese were anxious for hogs
and while other markets were reported
I'VE to ten lower. the market here was
not TO exceed FIVE cents lower. The hogs
Nre sold as fast as they arrived and sew
eral car loads reported 10 arrive late in
the night were sold before they arrived.
The ywere fed ana weighed up when
they came in the buyers agre cling 10
L he them this morning Ut yesterday $
prices There j. mo getting around the
feet that hog on this market for several
DAYS past have been selling at compar-
Rtively high prices They are now sell
ing nearer Kansas City prices than ever
efore since joan Whitaker bucked the
bought hogs ia Kansas City and shipped
them here.
Armours buyer returned from Kansas
City last evening and he claimed that
hogs on this market were as high az in
kansas City. Kansas City gets d higher
top. Out ElO-e hogs are sold al lower
prices. which brings down the average
price. IL is "a wonder that such prices
do not bring moro hogs than are now
coming. The top price yesterday was
$500. bus 81 the close the best hogs sold
- cents under that price
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-26

Local Grain ard Produce Market.

Wheat Qagmer delivsry)- Hare. old.
No. >. SIC. Dew-No. .. 5Sc; No. 3. 5fa 56c,
40. 4. 5la55c. Carloads GA track-ti ara.
10 . SOC. No. 8. $50. q56a4c. so s9ii
053t,e; red. one cent lsss than hard.
on track
Corn-No. =. 32c: No s. soc Carloads
on trscS-No. p 33c. No 3. 39T5ic. white
30. .. 59C. No 3. 90
Oats-Farmers delivery. 2SQ3lc car
loads en- track-N0. =. &c; Ne. 3. Poe No.
T. 24c
Hay-Alfalfa. Ne J. Sc So. Nc. :. $3.50.
prairie. loose. Ne. ]. S6-02. No. 3 $500:
baled. No. T. 500: 80. 3 5000; Ne. g. S5.00
Flour Who esalel-Best patent. size:
81 carload lots delivered TO All southern
Kansas points Delivered. same Bran
roc. shorts, Sc.
Butter-la cl1ing. 15tzc,- country. gZc.
creamery. No. l. 2Sc.
EgEs-lSc. subject 10 candiing
Poultry-Hors. llcc. spring hroHers rs
70 lbs. Sc; 10 5ia lbs. Sc. turkey
hens Ice. toms. &c. ola toms. Sc; geese
fllI feather O.; ducks fuH feather. 6c-
Green Fruit-Appies. hand picked aga
Gee
Hides-G. 5. and pounds. 7.c. side
brand hides. IS pounds ana up. 1c. side
brand hides under So pounds &c. g. 5
bun hides. &c: glue stock and bad grub
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-26
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

If shippers viii take tn time to compare
prices they will find that Wichita has a
rafting good hog market.
Isn't it a little singular that the bulk
OF the hogs delivered at the Wichita
market come III after dark
one reason for the light hog receipts is
THAT shippers do not like 70 ship hogs
Waen markets are declining.
- r. B0UersoN was reported as a late
arrival last night with a ear load Of hogs
from Aline. o. r. -Aiine is on the Choc-
taw road. Mr. BowersoX IS one of the
first shippers ON the line Of the Choctaw
10 bring stock 10 the Wichita market.
w Is. Johnston of Enid and r. w John
ston of Pond Greek are two well known
shippers VINO had hogs on the market
yesterday
NJ. PoppleweH Of Rome had IN a
mixed load of cattle and hogs yesterday.
Henry Tjaden o1 Greenwich contributed
one car load TO the supply OF hogs on
the market yesterday
James Edser of Beaumont, Gano d
Hoeg 81 Medicine Lodge George p. Stay
ton OF Maydeld and b. \. Cole Of Pene-
losa We're shippers who had hogs on the
late trains last night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-26
GENERAL MILES ON LAND
Tells How He Finds Conditions IN the
Phffiupines

1laaifa NOV @-Gencraf Mice wis
leave here for china Ja1an AID Rl-Fia
al the end ~ the week Dl-cusslnE the
Philippines with the correspondent ~ ti.s
Associated Press today General Hles
saiI.
n have seen 300 ~ our troops and
ViA inspect more 70 them before ieaFiHg
3 found them % be ir fair coniit.ea. Thls
is hard country far cauHe gninE
respected thc principal ratarsi defeerrs
~ the islands and Fome of tte harpors
ahich the government ma farlf
found the peogl. generally Irnporerished
from DE effects ~ ihe war ard rhe rerfi-
hence which followed II ard 7 fear some
uay sdrer ffom str.ae the dearfh -
farm animals ieasrr Che p~orie no means
RI recovery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-26
WILL He suRRgNoER7
Fugitive from Justice Expected &c
Return % See His Dead Boy.

-. ou-s. NOE. --Ch1ries r kelly.
the Fugitive former member Of the house
81 delegates wanted f9r months rs
witness in the hribery prosecutions. Enay
surrender himself 70 take a last lock AZ
hls l--yea7-old son. who died TO-DAY -
dspatae-ia- The funeral SERVICES VIII oe
held tomorrow but tne BODY wiH be
placed b vsuit fer several DAYS AIRS
Kelly IS prostrated with grief She SOC
riagly declared tonight that she had nc
l6ea where her missing husband e. After
-ext Friday Noverb-r =. TIE three-sssr
statute q Limitations VIII have expired
ana the parties whom Kelly IS dec.arsd
q Or shielding eannet b. reached b laF-