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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24
StaOt Baltimore.
5ciraths=9iccnieu.

Ser Glerf be8 Common Plea5~
@eri6ts Fat geitern %fOIgenoe 9eiz
rat68zQ icen3en au8geitellt:
Qouis 5reiOman, "a, g}r,10O1, Dit
grattfraBe, uno SPA IT, W}irOois, q
Sabre aft.
6er6ertfraBe, uno Marp %. Sen, q
Sabre aft,
spencer %. Sp6nfon, 27, unO ma
m GFrance8 @Dans, 8eioe pOn 2pn4=
burg, 90; 2icen3 ge4oIt Don g, 8.
So6nIOn, g}r. 1914, PenniplDanid~
Noenue.
Samuel 9. Sceman, "a, BON Gairz
mount, 8.z@a., uno Mprtle 8irtenz
pulo, Is Sabre alt; 2tcen8 geRolt Don
Gal. Srei6mann, g}r. 127, Mef[8alz
timoreftraBe.
6enrp gaen6sr9er, 20, unO emma
6. Riepe; 2icen5 ge9olt BON s. u.
8alten60Fer, Nr. 224, Qrlington~QOe.
Stephen Ballldnt, rs, unD Grace IS.
Reaben; 2icen3 gebolt DON Or. Cont
nell, Nr. 514, Gii0s@ilmorItr.
6enrp 6. Webb, "a, Nr. 1112, g.
Gonna1Itr., un0 Margaret Garter, 30
Sabre aft.
8m. %. Gmit6, 27, unb Marie M,
6per, % Sabre aft, g}r, 1908, Dit
Monumentitr.
G6arles 6ampion Sones, 43, unb
emma Marie 86ite, "a Sabre aft;
Qicen3 ge6olt BON 6rant .. Sanger,
Nr. 525, Norbzg6erlesItr.
So6n 6. @iIel, %, unb 2iGian 9.
8rommer, "a Sabre alt; 2icen3 ge6olt
BON 6. s. 90Ber, gfr, %, Nor0zquz
IastiItraBe.
8reb. George 8utB, %, unb 4metia
8obein, % Sabre aft; 2icen3 ge6oIt
BON Q0ef6ert Sleeper, Nr. 1705, Norbz
BortitraBe.
gdul @isfe, 80, CIR, 419, @iib=
GbenitraBe, un6 8ert6a Iitf4topsti,
10 Sabre alt.
Sames g. Dillon, 81, g2r. 121, g.
BoppletonftruBe, uno Marp W&cz
9uire.
George 80. &I6mort6, AZ, Wui6ingz
ton, .. g., unO Bertha 8. Chapman,
80 Sabre aft; Qicen3 oe6olt BON g6z
gar Goodman, gtr. 735, WeIt>5ara@
togdItraBe,
Qouig g. 8unolo9, 27, unb Gnz
mo 6. 6. 9efer, 10 Sabre aft; 2icen3
gebolt bon 5. 6. 2ouis, Ir. 1927,
OliperfraBe.
5enrp aunnefe, %, Nr. 821, Go
pingtonfraBe, unb Qnnie u. 9engler,
25 Sabre alt.
QntoniO 8. gortes, 80, Rr. 4O8,
OfzMonumentfraBe, unb Mat6itbe
81. 8ognasco, q Sabre alt.
@sorge 9uger, 26, g}r. 126, RorOz
9ur6umfraBe, unO 2i85te S6fe, "a
Sabre aft.
SEP. 6. s. Mac6arlanb. 81, CIR.
641, MISUNDERSTANDING unb 6IO@
renee M2. 6. McgOp, 20 Sabre alt.
Sbomas 5. D%entrp0rf6, so, unb
Stances %. Boulder, 81 Sabre aft;
2icen5 geboIt pon $. So6n S6Gfer,
Ir. 2O7, 8eIts6apetteitruBe,
Sames Smith, 46, gtr. 513, Camp
6eIitraBe, uno Catherine q. Riflin,
48 Sabre alt.
S. @bparb Mc0onalo, 27, unb
Magsie g. gOnneIIn. % Sabre alt;
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2icen3 ge6oGt bon S. 30. 2piton, Nr.
SGT, SrforbzQOenue
Clarence 9. Murtin, "a, BON Rt4z
monb, 3D., unb 9eurG g. Sbirfon,
p Sabre alt.
CLAUDE 6. 0ob6s, %, uno emma
Stood, % Sabre alt; 2icen3 ge6olt Don
Wm, Quinn, g}r. 1893, MilcOritr.
CHARLES 8. 8roun, ga, g}r. 1888,
Qin0enz Qpenue, unD 2aura u. 9obb8,
SO Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

George 8. @argeant, 8ruftee, an
s. D.. Gotter, NoroIeite Der q. Str,
nu6e MarplanD : NOen1te, 16 bei100
SUB, @runo5ins $12O, $4,000.
0anl. 81. Moies, Sruitee, an 8.
2ucas, Oitfeite Der Barre, nabe Der
8amfepftraBe, IA Bel 80 SUP, @rO3.
$36, $500,
@uTtaD Goldman an 6.Qrtbur6arz
rig, SiOoit Settle Der 6arforbzQoe.,
1 Got, 8runb3in5 $56, S.,
$. Qrt6ur 9drris an Marp 6incz
lair, @iiooIt : @eite Der 9urforoz
Qpen1le, l Qot, 8rO3. $50, SIS.
@ionep Rpan Il. u. an 8incent %.
3eurng, @efieits Der Bead : Qtpe.,
1852 BEL 14O SUB, @runO3ins Sill
Is, 1925.
Sof. @. M}c9iders, II. a., an 8.
Qrt6ur 9arris, NorOoit : Settle Der
MaOifon : QDenue, na6e Q~uurensftr.,
10 BEL 128 SUB, 9runO8ins 1928,
$500.
Qnton $. Ql6srt an glOri08e $.
goung, @iioieite Der Cairo, nu6e
8rucetraBe, II 6ei So SUB, @runO3.
$50, $12O.
g0purO W}. 5. @ue6le an Benz, 6.
Sell, Offeite Der MontForb : Qpenue,
na6e Dartmouth : 2%(penue, 1910 BEL
81 SUP, 8runO5ins $39.4O, $3.50.
So6n 6eilman Ii. 81. an Stubs eGbz
man IL. o., @eitieite Der R%O6infonz,
nabe @QiottftraBe, 1876 Bel IS SUB,
8runo3, $3.50, $1,000.
So6n 8pan, iun., an Gbp. Dough
ertp, Offeits Der SrDing : QOe., nube
Mc9enrpitruBe, IA Bel 65 SUB, 9ro3.
$56, S..
Saco6 &irsner an Mar Soor,
NoroIeite Der Srinitpz, nabe Sigh
@traBe, Is Bel 80 SUB, @rO8. $50,
$1O88.
geo. q. We66 an Matt6ia5 6Gnss
Ter, 5iiopeit : Seite Der 8aIbrootz
@penue, na6e2pnbroof : Qoenue, AT
BEL 72.6 SUP, 8runO3. $50, $50.
6arrp 6. Mann, 9ruftee, an 6enrp
@6ilbna9ter, @nfpru4s : 8er3i4tz
leiitung, 81.
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9oItmarteu : &gentureR

8eL1 QISDIlt S+~-t-S-..- -Jt1uEH
9oItzDert6Io4:n pertauTt
Der0en.
wefool,, 6. 9. gcott.
gortsRoab gurusa 3. eapsluqton.
goriu6sgOsHus uHO 6arrjionfraBs Robsrt @.
g. can.
q. strass uno 6untiu0oOHsGDsnu aOuis
RtiuoOnar.
Crauqeoius - 6iram RimbIs.
TortsgDtnus unO3 Obri0nsStrabs O.. 2. 6.
Sdsiot.
3. uro gOu0bsStrabs @io5lanotoDn - GAMES
9. Iruar.
Cranqtpi1, - 8toroe gsG.
CIR. .. u~niou=Qy.nus Q9oOO5trr1l - GIar,nns
9. @igjams.
R~roaOiUa9 uuO @altimcress Strobe gtOrgs s.
WaD.
INTERROGATION, 9ennibl0anisr Ra6nH 8. 8.
groUu.
Gamosnsstati0u. .galtjmoresO biOsgn5H.'
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Ser groonftens 0arft.
8 : 8rpbutte.

~ " / w , y"
Rdie-pro Pfunb, g3epzgort, OOn
Creme, 60spfiinOig, 10gc. bis 1916;
fla9, 36zpfinbtg, 104c. bis 10sc.;
9icnic, 1O3c. Biz 104c.
Qebenbes @efliigel PRO pfunb,
iunge 5Ibner 13t. biz Zoe; alts Glib
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@cf1rberana BON 9nfiaarm.

Qdn9e Der srforOerIi6en 3ait our Gra
rei9ung DER Oed4isO2nen 8es
ftimmungsOrte.
t1ntanItsbeno 1T Die ungeFd6rs ,3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der 9OitIa6en bon
BEN 8aItimprer 8oF : 8ureuu mas
ben 6duptid6li4en einbeimif9en unS
uuspdrtigan Std0tsn Dep3ei6nst.
SnlaHb.
atlanta, Ga, l9 6tuuOen.
GtloutitsGttp. R.rS., 8 StuRbtn.
@rootpn, R.s9., 6 StuHotH.
burlington. 9rmont. II StuROSG
Buffalo, q 80, 18 StunOsH.
SAB: 0ap. RS, 6 StuHOtR.
Gbarlgfou, SIS, 16 StuHbsR.
GbicGqO, SG5, ! Sag.
Golumtia, SIS. II Stua0tn.
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Ocrihtsherhuuhluuaen

GriminaIgeri9t - Wpr
8i6ter 8it6ie.) 6ali6e @orga6en -
So6n &, Meferfmttb, f4ulbig geipro@
6en, Qntrag auf neuen Pro3eB.
46tb. 2. - (8or &i4ter 9obler.)
Morbangrtff = Gitber Rogers, freiz
geiprofen, al5 irriinnig na4 SPRING
8robe ge1anot.
@aifengeri4.t. (8or ben
Ri6tern Gapage,8 lod unb O'8rien.)
DIS @ormunD ernannt Soa 90. Gal
pin fir Clinton 6. Galbin, 8iirgi6aft
$4,000. Gum 3eftamentsz8 Ouitreder
ernannt i'm Sale BON 8iQiam Dirt
me1er 6r. SEP. @ugner, 8iirgI6aft
$500. gu Ra4laBbernaltern ernannt
in ben 5duen bon 9annub N}. 8oDie
6r. g6urle8 8. Bonnie, 8iirgf6dft
$1,000; BON 0iuiam 8urter 6rau s.
6. 8urter, 8iirgI6aft $2100, Ser
paItung5bert6te gutge6siBen in ben
5Guen DON Bail 9. 8oroon, $751;
8O1,27; 8. O'8rien, $2258. Snoenz
tar : 8er5si6niRe eingerei4t in Den
5GQen BON 0pen S6ompIon, $170O;
@aron @blers, 1895. @erfdufe ratiz
fi3irt in benz Sale BON Gat6artne 8.
g}eeble8, 1925.
superior re- riot. - @or
Gi6ter @rig6t.) Rauman 8epp &c
So. gegen Die nGntrepriie Goffae Co."
Ginrebe aufre9ter9alten, 6reberid
Scooter 9eqen bic Baltimore &c S6ioz
8a6ngeIeG78aft," @inreOe singerei6t.
So6n g. Bruins gegen SO6n 3. Bar
Clap, unter 8erat6ung, Dennis g.
6oGing86eab gegen Sumter Miuitin,
Ginrebe ~abgetpieIen. Sir ben 1. Suli:
&or6el gegen Sappe, Shifting ge9en
Solman.
8t3ter at Barge. - (8or
Ri6ter 0ennts.) MaDer 6. SaDlor
gegen 9uttie 9, 5orreit, @erbitt fir
@ertlagte.
StuDt9ert6t, Nbt9. Z. -
(8or Hi6ter 9belp5.) 6urrp g,
Cummings gegen SO6n 81, goung,
,g}on PROS" Samuel 81. Samuel
ion gegen 2ouis @reenfelo uno 6rau,
canon 6agan 9egen 6rant u. unb
Maggie Nnberfon, G6arGes 8auernz
frienD ge8en 8. &oplar, urtbeil in jez
benz Sale beftGti9t. Soiep6 Sugurs
gegen ba8 Staat8arbeit56aus, 8ldger
freiqelafen.
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gu b~ermietbeu.
gu nerntiethcn:

Ttue O~rtift0diae 8o5nbduier nit ib6ntr Gronte,
CIR. 2552 unD &72, Otc@ulobs Strabs, iuuerbalb
balben Bod pom r9rulo=0ia=Qart.@ rGsntral
s u # s o. 2~eginstOn uuo Gourtlunp : 5trubs.
Q6S-74
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gn[timnrer Warft6eriGlte.

(8triattt fir Dan r0tNli0en GOrrtiponOlntcn. y
Baltimore, ben %, SUM-.
Me9I.-9ie beutige Mebl3ufu6r
belief ii4 auf 14,458 6Gfer, elm
f6lieBli4 1854 6Gfer gu 2ocuitz
9oint uno 1854 6GFsr gu Canton.
3iiItenDer7anOt PAP Safer. Martt
flau bel geringer Ra6frage. Ser
tdufe: 600 6dFer 9prin9 Patent, -
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unD Sd. 10 DIS 20
@oG8feii6: prO 9funO, gauge
S4ultern, englii4 gef4nitten, 95c.;
gdn8e tur8e Rtppen, 113c.; tur3e Set~
tenrippen, 124c.; Seiteniped, 1886;
gan3e Qeibitiide, 12c.; @pedzS4ulz
tern, englii4 gef6n., 1O4c.; Sugar
GureO" 8ruItftiife, 1886; Sugar
GureO" @6ultern, 1Oc.; @8inz
fen, feline, 1886; o6ne 9out, 144c.;
Picinc, 1Oc.; nMeB"z@ 6peinefleif4,
$3.50 pro SAP; 64maI3-in Sier>
ces, gut raffinirt, 114c.; in 5Gfern,
lie.
&affee: Notirungen fino pie fOIgt:
SIC. PRO 9funO fir Rto Gr. Z;
Santos &c. Big lie. pro PfO,; M}az
racuibo 94c. Bis 1886; SABA 19c. bis
&c.; Motfa 18c. Bis 19c.
@er0iteter &affee: 6, 8. 6. in &is
fen 1Oc. bis 1O.2Oc. prO Pfuno;
in 8ii4fen unb @Gden, reiner SABA,
323c. Bis $780,; reiner Maracaibo
224c. Bis &c.; SABA unO Motta, gez
mif4t, 28c. Bis 285c. PRO PfunO; rel
1er Santos 19c. Bis 1916.
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3u perfdufen:

Gin 8~roccries uno 9ropiiipnsz2aoen nit 99obs
nune; qutes 8ei6dft; ~uieOrige untuten. Ga65u'
fraeen bel s. 9t. 9irfett, Gr. 1924, @arlemzApe.,
Gde 9oppletoH= StraBe. Q12-S)
0Rir t0nnen 3br @ei6dft p~ertoufen, feins 9ebiib.
~ rem i'm 9oraus bsre6net. 8robs Anjabl
bon QGoen ,u psrtduien. Spre3t bel uns Dor.
9uTueb grottrg 6r3anes, 707 GatOerts9uil0ing,
Hanstte. UNI St Naul=Str. 9unil5,lVtD
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0uGentoroGp Gerrate.

gu bertauftu: 9as mind cnstpsrtbeftt,
bequtm unO boatommtn siuesridtets Wobnbaus,
Dds fur sinen augemtisnsn 9rsis i'll Baltimore Gusz
gsbotsn tptrDen fam. Gs legt Dem 9almsnbaus
i'm ,9ruiO : 6iQ : Bart brett gsaeniber, 1T oreiz
it6dig, aus Steintn uuo 3iegelfts:uen, 6it3e aui
benz eritsH 5lur. Ser Bart, nit icinen breiten
GfsrH, ieiHer friibcn unO rtiuen 2uft, liegt Oirttt
Ditii5 BON otmielben uno mad Dem @eiten uno
6intsrtbeil Der qroBs 8runObeF5 BON aleranosr
9ropn. Gs bietet aaes Qnesntbme, mas Oas Gano
iir GeianObt;t UNI Grboluns bieteu fam, obne oelz
len gu6tbeile in 9ejug auf SisnfbOten unO Gttiss
ipritn. Die 3duier inb ncu uHO Die 4u5ipabl BON
Nr. 1902 unO 1904 miro a~nge6otsn. Na93uiragsn bit
6. O. Sbrtper,
9torOOtsGfe Gaipert= uuO 2aEinetonsS truBe,
ODER an Crt unO Sttae.
6. morris Crem,
C5uni6, IRD Rr. 1910, Gu5eutorolp=Esrr
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GmiFsRarreE

aaAl uMD BON Guropa dber Bremen EOeS 9sEB
burg btior9t bic
SrSSDtaton pes -2ea4IheH GosrefpoaSenteas@
&.sEa.sGGe SRIGmaEGp&aL HHA RORs0hs%@A&
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9u b%erfaufen.
Sin Saraain.

@eniae Niauten ben G~iisr6abu OOer
tlettrii6er 9abn, nabs @lpuoon, i30ne
Wobnung, ueu, nit alien mOOernen Ses
quemlibteiten, oon 3 bis IA older; bob
aeleOen, geiuub, prddtiee ausit6t, ~pOrjigs
Iibes Wafer, aat Qrteu bon Grii9tsn,
f6attiQer BART, n~ieoriger Qreis, lei4te
@eoinounaen. Siss 1T cine por3ii9Ii6e
@eleoenbeit fur Sol6s, Die einsn Q9obnfB
aui benz 2anoe taufcn ipoaen, ODER ais
Sommersgteiotni oDe- 9apitularluge.
.. 9. ID b H. 10, 2aips&aiIOtng.
ShGnes 9Cim.
(Dtai25, lWD
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9arleben auf 0runOsigentbmm.

9arIcben ppm $500 bis $4,000
ouf G~ruHOeietntbum in Der etaos unO Dem QanOs.
nleoriQe 3;nsraten. s. R. 8srrp & g 0 Il,
Gr. Us, ct. 9auls Strabe (GprilI1. 80
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SECOND CALL.

100 Scaboaro, Som 25@
400 Scaboaro. Com NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25B
IS. 9. .. grcpino, Gom...".-..... Is
600 g. 9. g. grcping. GOm.............. 174
20 Il. G. 6iOcIitD.
40 Il. g. 6iOcjt0.
90 Il. 8. 6~iOelitD.
100 Glcc. Qiqbt unO Qotpcr, pfO........... NJ
1O5 Continental IruIt ....................211t
20 Mor5lanO G~oiuultp .................. Sig
100 Cotton Guct, Mount @cruon..".... 1913
5000 uuiteO auilpops, 5Hc......."..... 7o1s
6OOO llnitsO a%ajlpoos, 3nt.....""....... 20
5000 llnjtcO 8ailpaDs, tr................. 96I
5000 q. .. .. @rclDiuq, l................ 53a
1000 Citizens RailpoD uuO Qiobt, 5cr...... %
1000 8iamOnO ann PETERSBURG, 5tr........ 98
5000 &iyQinia RailpoD unO Glcc. Sen, ser 81
1000 Gitp uuO Suburban, ser C~g8aibD...... 99l4
5000 @]nacoitia unO Qotomat, 5cr.......... %
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SteQengeinhe:


StelGtQeiu6
Gin leoiger Mtanu in mittlsren Sabren iubt @r=
belt in elmer 9irtbihaft pDcr aud QferOe 3u beior=
gen. gad3uiragen bel 9aluer, CIR. 655, Betz
qrutt=S traBe. 1866
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WrnuOeisentbum at bertanien.
Su %perfaufen:

Su perfaufen:
@n @etz@trmanzS truBe elm oreiitOdi9ts I8obnz
bau5 nit 3fpeiit0diQem @iutergcbduOc; gut perjin@
Icuoe &apital=Nniage. Ha33ufragen III Nr. Is,
piobtsStrase. Q75-9,8I
2inig su perfdufen
pOcr ecocn Elm tleines tdOtii6e5 Grunoetgent6um
cinjutaui6cn, Elm grobes unbebuutts Gdz9runo=
ftiid in 5rOington. 6. 9. y q d III a II, Or. 6l2,
Qap=9uilpiuQ. (3uni9, 80
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: = 7 IT = .
n.

Raffinirter 3uder: pro pfunb, gez
piirfeIt, 5.214c.; puIperiiirt, 4.813c.;
STANDARD, %granulirt, 4,713c.; fetn
granulirt, 4.719c.; Grbitul, 4.714c.;
Columbia q, 4.363c.; gelber 3.363c.
bis 4.164c.
toes, pro 6 Serb Carrier 75c. big
SIPS; Spurgel, PRO 9uBO. $1.0O Bis
$1.75; 8uderriiben, PRO 8iinOel Il.
Bis &C.; 9urten, pro Serb SOC. bis
$1.25; iunge @r6ien, pro 8ui4el 60c.
Bis 75c.; 8abies4en, bunbert 8iinoel
45c. Bis &c.; 86uburber, pro 8iinOel
&c. Bis BE; CRIME 8obpen, pro &or6
Csc. Bis $1.OO.
N1tttpr urn MfItnh.
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1890 8uifel; aus ben @leoatoren 3uz
riifge3ogen 1881 8ui9el; gIeOutoz
renz0orrat6 $3.50 8uiAel.
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Wet3en. = DE 9eutl9e Wel3enz
3ufu6r 6e3ifferte ii4 uuf 1882 8uz
f6el; 8erfanot bon ben GIeoatoren
700 8uf9el; @leoatorsn : 8orratb
352,193 8uIGel.
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6eutiqe S9IuBlate:

0eutIge 09IuBldte:
0eiBer CIR. 49,. 511--
0eiBer Nr. 49,. 501-51
DeiBer Nr. 4. 40 -491
@emif9ter g2r. 2 =. 4811--
9emii6ter CIR. 3 =. 475-48
0eiBer g&r. 2 clipped 81 -51d
8altimorer GffettenbDrie.
CsIi8t.t far BEN .5tuti5su gOrrsIponOent,H' Oura
3. 8m. RiOoeHoOri & Go)
Baltimore, ben %. SUM-.
S. 0m. Mibbenbprf 6: 60. bers4s
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Su oerFaufen;
Ginsr Der befttn 9aupldBs, nabe Gatonsotlle,
~ungefdbr orei older u~mfafsnO. g9irO ais SardaiR
~pertauit.
Sobn =. Surf,
Wprill4,l5) 5I3 2up=9uiloinp.
3u pErFaufen-
s. gdsr on Der rg8sfIi6en Marpldnosr Sabn,"
Habe % { # NJ II # er, bebaut.
239 older in 9 altimOre : Gpuntn q
WSeilen bon Der Staotgrense.
Gerner feline 8 anbiib in ut. Waibiugton
unO Gatons0iqe.
Surrp 8. R"eeeftr,
Gpr26, Is, 5&S) 9N6 Union Srut SuilOine.
gu perFdHfen:
BiIIfa 1871 uuo 46 ader; Elm ueues
Saus auf sincm; biatg, tptnR oieie 0O6s rob
~pertauft. 81 %erfragsn BEL cannon, Nr. ITO.
st. 9aul=strabt, Baltimore. (Ott24,10
3u pcrFdnfeu:
Sebt ID b. @eltgtnbsit glutig, f3 Elm binists
Saus iu %tauieu:
Or. COL uno COS, RorOsWo ntfOrO. gosnue, is@s
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That IS the reverse.

Especial Cable to The Times. Copyright.
1902
BERLIN, October 25-The only sub
1ect Of the Kaiser. who is not over-awed
by the m jssty Of her sovereign. is lit
tie Princess Victoria Louise. youngest
child Of seven. and only daughter OF
the Emperor ard Empress. She has late
" had photos- aph taken. which is so
salts actory TO the ph tog aph.c censor
OF the Royal farniIy-the kaiser hi1n-
self--tlat thusonads Ct copies are allow
ed TO circulate throughout the empire.
The MISUNDERSTANDING little Princess
is NV ten years old. and perfect spec
linen Of physical health and mental ac-
tivity The Kaiser says she has much
h gler oeinicn Of he position as Prin-
cess than Of his as Emperor. aud treats
him accoEdinglIs $50
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received by the Parisians in 1866. How
ever, the French are too fond of a good
thiES to haze insisted long upon boycott
ting the grandest music that has ever
been composed. Little by little the late
3I.amoreaux. with his Wondrous orchestra
made the Parisians acquainted with all
the beauties of Wagner. and now, when
the directors of the opera have on their
bill! 'Tannhauser.' 'Lohensrin.'' 'srha
MeiStersinger'' or "Siegfried'' there is
cnsy standing room in the house
Wagner died many years before he could
see this conversion of the French. WhicE
would have made him particularly happy
An OLD Time Fresco.
A very interesting discovery has just
been made in Banbury. England In
1888. when Henry VII. rooted up Thomas
a Becket's grave and erased his name
from the scroll of saints. he also ordered
and frescoes bearing upon the life of
this saint should be destroyed.
IN some churches where Saint Thomas
was held in special honor. the law was
evaied by supervising another picture
over the forbidden one On the north wall
Of the church at South Newington, near
Panbury there is a drudely executed
fresco of Chrisfs triumphal entry into
Jerusalem. From the effects of age and
ing. and now, through the colossal dom
key on which our Lord is represented rid
ing. can be seen the figure of the muir
deed Archbishop, prone on the chancel
steps.
Gradually, possibly, tho whole ,nder-
lying fresco of the murdered Archbishop
at Canterbury Will come into view. and
it IS evidently of far higher artistic value
than the hastily executed daub that COW
cred it.
Light on Bsmark.
Some of the most interesting light, al
together new, on the character of the
late Prince Bismarck. has just been
i thrown by the publication Of the diary
of the deceased Count keyserling, a Bal
tic Province nobl aman, who was a fell
1ow-student Of the Iron Chancellor. both
at Goettingen and Der in.
1t has hitherto always been supposed
that Bismarck was as Indifferent in his
youth as he was in his later life to the
charms of the other sex, but Count
Keyserlins, who must naturally rank as
prime authority on the subject. places
it in a very different light Visiting
his old fellowstudent at FREDERICKSBURG
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.CYRAN0'S AUTHOR
GIVES UP POETRY
Especial Cable to The Times, Copyright,
1902

1902
PARIS, Oct. 25.-Edmund Rostand, au-
thor Of .Cyrano de Bergerac," has aban-
doned his plan of putting into verse the
speech which he will make on his adj
mission to the French Academy. The
poet. after composing quite number
Of lines came to the conclusion that his
scheme was too revolutionary for SO
conservative a body as the Forty I'M
mortals."
Rostands speech is expected to be a,
very impressive affair, as by the time Of
his admission next spring he will have
lapored on it over. year. 1t will not
wholly lack rythmical feature. after
all. as in all probability it will conclude
with an ode to Henri de Bornier. his
predecessor in the Fauteuil, which he
will occupy.
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Special Cable to The Times.)
{copyright. 1902

------ VNUVy1ISlIt, IsV-'J 1000 ------1
DUBLIN. October 2.-The new ap-
prcach Of the Dublin conference of Irish
landlords and tenants creates an inter
est in that plan of harmonizing the two
elements which many consider very hope
full. Captain shaw-Taylor, the landlord
with whom the conference plan origi-
mated, is the lion CT the hour with both
parties.
1t is probable that the Duke OF Aber-i
corn will be selected to preside over the
meeting. He Is one Of the most extensive
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(Srecial Cable to The Times
Copyright, 1929

LONDON, October 25.-The last act in
the great South African war drama is
now in interesting progress-the delibera-
tons OF the War Inquiry Commission. to
inquire into the military preparations,
supply of men. ammunition. equipment,
transport by sea and land in connection.
with the campaign, and the military
operations up to the occupation Of Pre-
toria.''
All these inquiries relate to the period
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Especial Gable to The Times. Copyright,
1902
BERLIN. October 25.-The bronze cast
OF the statue OF Frederick the Great,
which tie German Emperor has had
made for pre sen tati N to he United
S ates, is nearly ready for shipment
tt only lacks weather stains to appear
an act duplicate of the original. which
was made by the sculptor G. Scha dow,
and erected in 1898. The Kaiser's s1ft will
30 set up in ashincton.