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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-24
0rphnften= Rarft.

untenIte6enOs preiie h3is1en iid
auf ben gngros : 9anOeI; fir ben
&lein6anbeI muB Elm entIpre4enOer
QuFi4tag gema6t nerben.
5arm PrObutte.
2ebenoes @efligel: pro Pfun0,
iunge 6ii6ner &c. Bis lie; ate 9ii6z
ner &c. big 93c.; 9GnIe 10c. Bis 12c.;
9uter Toe, Bis 14c,; Gnten Sc. big
12c.; Suu6en, pro paar 15c. bis zoe.
@ier, pro 9uBenb 24c. Bis 25c.
@epfel, pro SAB $1,00 Bis 1925;
SrQuben, pro 5 gfunbz&orb 12c. big
&c.; &%rOnsbeeren, PRO SAB $500 big
$11.OO.
Semitic: a~artoffeln. pro guf4el
45c, Biz &C.,; 3piebeln, pro 8uf4et
65c. Bis Too; MeiBtobl, PRO Some
$500 Bis $1,000; &%opfIalot, pro
Ror6 $1.00 Biz $1.25; 3uferri6en,
PRO 8iinbeI lie. Bis 13c.; SeGerie, pro
9uBenb 15c. Big 30c.; CRIME 8oAnen,
pro babe &tite $1.00 Bis $1.5O; Ga
rotten, PRO 8ifte 30c. bis 40c.
@ilb: 9afen, prO 0uBenO 75c.
Biz $1,8O. Sanger 9irI4, pro 9funo
15c. Bis 16c. 6afanen, ie Boo. Biz
75c. 0iIber 8uter, pro BfunO lie.
Bis 12c. Hebbibner, PRO 9Bb. $3.50
Bis $3.50. @nten: W3aQarb, pro qaar
75c. Biz 85c.; 8ladbeaOs, pro paar
SOC. Biz &c.; Rsbbeabs, pro 9aar
$500 Bis $3.50; GanOaB6ad, pro
9aar $3.50 bis $3.50; gep06nli6e,
pro gaar 4Oc. Bis SOC. 6iri4rGden,
pro 9funb 22c. Bis 24c.
8rocerie8 unb Propifips
mem.
Gaffinirter 3uder: pro Pfunb, ges
fpiirfelt, 5.513c.; pulDeriiirt, 5.013c.;
Stanbarb granuIirt, 4.911c.; fein
sranuIirt, 4.91tt.; grpitoI, 4.913c.;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-24
Sriruths=0iren3en.

UH+Sk|HN SgE'%N"T| ~'NN''0NE' p"N
ben geItern pom Nttuar be5 Common
pltas Z @eridts ausgeiteut:
So6n 9enberfon, 60, uno 2aura 9.
6opIer, 40; Qpplitdnt 6, 8. 2eDingz
ton, Rr, 1906, Neit : 2ufapettez
Q0enue.
Sft0or 5Iigler, "a, unO Sunnie 60
ben, 10; Qpplitant s. 9urriion, Nr.
822, S1tz8ultimore itraBe.
3bomas &ebler, %, unb Murp ROz
def, IS; 4ppIifant 5. GOrOiuu, CIR.
2013, ganton@Qbenue.
Sobn German, q, unb 3ofe 4nz
breip8, 10; Qpplttant 5, u. @bapn,
Rr. 1911, GuntpnaQbe.
G6a5. 8. 8i9arOfon, %, 2uuraz
bile, Mb., unb emma 9. Bennett,
10.
Charles 6. @6umberger, SO, unO
Murp 9uOaG, %; Npplifant $, 81.
&utliOge, Nr. 1902, Si : ROrt9z
Qpenue.
Meper @parB, "a, g}r. 617, 6iOs
5remont : Noenue, uro 5annte 3oz
ienberg, q.
So6n 6. Batter, 21, Qr. 712, IS,
StraBe, uno emma @irginia 8eenz
tpn, %.
QnOrsp $. 8urgeB, 21, unO 9ottie
81. 66neiOsr, IS; Qpplifant s. s,
68u1B, Nr. 646, Deft>2eeitraBe.
G6as. 9iptins, As, unO Barbara
8orboff At; 4ppIitant Qnnie Slime,
Rr. 1O8, MISUNDERSTANDING,
Wulter 8. S8ao, SO, uro Marb
@uis @iuiums, 27; MppIifant %. u.
8errn, g}r, 713, NorbzGal6ountr.
0m. 9. &en0ig, A, uno Mauo 6.
@olf, %, 8eioe BON 8a56ington, ..
g.; Qpplifant Wm, s. Seap6n, gr.
1923, 4isquit6ftraBe.
6arrb Clifton 9oogers, 80, Wui6z
ingtpn, ., g., unb Nmelia 70. Qint,
q; Npplifant NOolpb 5. &ruger, CIR,
242O, 6ortzQpsnIe.
2ouis 8lumberg, %, gr. GIG,
5apnitraBe, unO Sennie3lumpu5, 49,.
1ranfIin O.. 8arpan, %, unb8atie
M. 8ortner, 19, 8eiOe BON gort, 3d.;
QppIitant 8eo. s. e, @npOer, Nr.
1877, 0orDS8roaopob.
Gurus q. Sopce, %, Ger. 1900, So
ROrt6 : Npenue, unb GIi8abet6 g.,
3pOings, 26.
6arrp s. 81. @Ienborf %, unbNnz
ma 6unDertmurt, %; NppIifant4oum
Rau6, iun., Rr. 236, HOrO : Batter
i'm : Burt : 4bsnue.
So6n u. 8obner, %, CIR, 1902,
2u3erneitraBe, unb 8eFte 81. @ilOez
man, 10, 8ultimore=GOuntp
Serone 8. &imble, 80, unO gOit6
9. MartpeG, 30; Npplitant 9. %,
8ueoner, CIR. 227, Noro : 8ilmore
Strabe.
0aDib Nat6anfon, "a, Nr. 125,
SUB GTsfertrdBe, uHO SdFu4 SaI>
ia, %.
Cabin 8. @tetpurt, 25, un0 Miz
rtam 6, Collins, 30; 4pplitant R,Wf.
g. Woobparb, Nr. 1921, Mof6erz
Strabe.
gbpurO &. Support, %, unb Geciz
Tia 6anfalet, ii; &pplitant 5.8land,
gr. 1916, @bmonbIOn<QOe.
Quguit S. WiGms, q, gtetpart,
RS, urb Marg. Bofett, %.
Qnorsp s. 0sbne, %, uno Soa
@(arf, %; 4ppIitant 90. 30. 9anole,
Rr. Is, @Hos8reenetruBe.
SEP. 9, 9oGanO, 25, unb Mina 6.
@6iplep, %; 4pplitant %. 8. 9eobiz
coro, Nr. 1856, YoungitraBe.
0m. 8. 3Otp, q, uno Marp Sem
ME Nus6uum, %; 4ppIitunt S. S.
@uis, Nr. 1887, Oort~8oaO.
Senrp 8opp, 26, Nr. 314, Glib
&nntraBe, unO MprtIs 8roofs, %.
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@rnnbfifss llebrrtraannarn

S"'0NNNtI 0bN0S1F
term, an g. %. Sol. 9. d." Sib=
feite Der @bite>, nabe puDIous6 traBe,
IA Bel 1863, @runb5ins $56; $500.
CHARLES .. 6iiber, 3eitumsntsbOuz
itreter, an 2Ouiie @.6ii6er. 2 9runbz
itiide, S..
NppeQius Sable an 8iGiam Sable,
SiDIeite Der g2otr6 : 4oenue, na6e
Gannan@Str. 42.6 Bel 100, @runDz
Sins 1898; S..
P6iIip Sinner an Spf, 8, SORnfon,
@iOfeite Der RabOrg : StraBe, 3 Bel
20, S..
Sof. g. SO6nfOn, Ro6laBDerpulz
ter, an 96ilip 5innep, @iiOieite Der
Roborg : StroBe, She'll bes Sntereiz
les, 20 BEL 30, 8runo3ins $50; $125.
9arrp 6. 9itbert an SoAn %.
Simpler, 4 9runbitiide, $1,000,
Qmelia @perr9 an Martin u.
9epD, Sffeite Der @ebar : GOenue,
nabe 8ap@StraBe, IA BEL 80, 8runo>
gins $42; 81.
0ieieI6e an benfel6en, OFfeite Der
Geoar : 4penue, nabe Ban Strabe,
IA Bel 80, @runo3ins $40; 81.
Ri6arO Sans See an s. @ilIon
9atterfon, 2 9runbitiite, $2O86.95.
0erieI6e an 8, Gott Dtliams,
@ormunb, 0eftfeite Der 2, StraBe,
na6e Rort6zglpe., Is BEL = $1422,
Milton %. 0ffutt an rMaratunO
Biscuit Co., @fe CHARLES : 6traBe
rnO Welcoms : QtIep, 72 BET 1856,
@runb3ins 1924; $117,5O0.
patrif McQutiter an Sp6n Mcz
NeiG, SiioIsite Der Nortb : 4Oenue,
nu6e NnnzStraBe, IA Bel 80, 9run0z
gins $56; $3.50.
Nnnie st. Dennis an @eo. 6. Milz
Ier, @eitieite Der S6rO0erz, nu6e
2ombarbz GtraBe, IS Bel 100, @runOz
$50; $275.
Martin MuQin an 8iIbur g..
Dinters, 3 @runbitiide, S.,
So6n 00er an So6n .. S6nar3,
@de GantonzNpenue unb 8rabT orb
2teD, Is BEL $50, 9runO3tns $3.50;
$1,000.
Treoerid %. Slipper an MarD 6.
0en, 2 9runoftite, $2537.93.
,NuriliarD Realtp 60. IAN 6Iorence
6. GrOB, 8eitfeite Ger 9uilforOz&oez
nue, nabe %. StruBe, IA Bel 80,
$1,000.
@a6rtel 8. Solomon an Wi0iam
s. @aGerp, Horbpitiette Der 4uerz
StraBe, nabe Sort>&Denue, @runbz
gins $35; $40.
2ucp 81, Dattins an @Gen 6purz
rier, @io1eite Der @inez, nabe Puz
lugti : StraBe, II BEL 60, @runb3tn5
$36; $3.50.
Soco6 6. 6ager an Marie Sind
nduer, Siibieite Der 9reiton : StraBe,
ra6e g~oQirgton : QDenue, 1911 BEL
76.9, 9runo3ins $48; SIS,
@ofp. s. 9uigs an Bertha GrIanz
ger, Rorbieite Der NOrt6z, nabs Sui
tOnzQpenue, IA Bel 50, @runO3tns
$40; $11OO.
Charles 80. 8ronn, @erpalter, an
0anl. Gioman, 8s6te, 3itsl uno Snz
tsree, l 8runOFiid, u BEL 81, 8runO>
gins $50; $500.
MoieS Goben an 6arrp 9tlberz
man, 6iioieite Der 2om6urbs6 traBe,
na6e Central : Nbenue, - 6ei 100,
8runD3ins $26; $500
Nleranper 8. Morgun an 5reoerid
90, 8. Sorlebein, Siiooitieite Der Milz
fens= 4penue, naba MountsS traBe,
10 Bel - @runo3inS $40; $3.50.
g, 8. &c s. Co." an CHARLES 8,
3umTep, me6rere 9runbftiide, $270Q.
Della S. Sennings, Ra8IaBOerz
fpalterin, an Samuel 8. 8rafton,
DeTtfeite Der G6arIesz, nabe 8urnenz
@traBe, -. 69ei 123, @runO5ins
$42; $500.
Samuel $. @rafton an Della S,
Sennings, Me1tieite Der G6arIesz,
na6e 8arneps@traBe, 1879 Bel 1913,
9runb3in8 $42; $500.
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gielfutters una StruhnrtiIs.

6olgenoes iinO bic auf ben ftaats
Ii6en 8aagen fir 9eu, StrOb II. +.
10. geitern er3ieIten Pretie:
Oefli4e 9eupuuge.
9eu.-3imot6p, $40 Bis 500 PRO
Some, &lee6eu ST., gemiI4tes $17
pro Some.
6trob. - Msi8enftrob $40 big
$11, 8Oggenitro4 $17, 9aferitro9 $40
pro Some.
Mais- nsues, $3.50 Bis $2.75
pro SAB,
8efGi6e ge.
Sc u. - SimOt6p, $13 bis SIS pro
Some; &lee6eu So Big $14, gez
miI6tes $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
6tro6 .-NeiaenitrO6 So Bis So,
Hog9enitro6 $12 biz $14, 9ofsrfro3
$40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-24
Gilitariide Mddrr nuf g6ttn Ritn.
Commander MenB un0 Gupitdn On
rem Dunlap foQen auf trummen
0egen ertappt norben fem.

rem Ounlap 1olen duf trunlnen
@egen ertuppt tDOrben iein.
can Suan, qorto Rico, %.
DECEMBER. - &obert 8tles, Elm Con-
traitor Der &egierungs : Giienbu6n
uno 8~etrie6sleiter Der yNutomobile
Transportation Gompanp," lit GnlGBz
li9 Der S9muggler : pro3efe berz
buftet norben. @r purbe bernommen,
Der S9muggelei bei6ulOigt un0 err
tlGrte it4 fir uni6uloig.
Die @orunterfu6ung gegen ben
DahlQufIeber Benjamin Butler,
Commander MsnB, psl6er bic Nuf=
fi6t ii6er BEN 2eu9tt6urmbtenit auf
9orto &icp fiibrt, Sames Brennan,
einer 4ngeiteuten Oes GOuntrDzGlubs,
unb Rpbert 8ties, peI9e bei6uIoigt
iperber, 5pei gartie'n Weine unO 2iz
queure Don ct. S6omas auf oem8unz
b~esfa6r3eug runcas" unb Dem 2eu9tz
t6urmtenber r2aureI" eingei9muggelt
gu BADEN, tpurbe 9eute Nu9mittag por
Gem 8unbes : gommtfGr Nnherfpn
er0ffnet. ueber ben San bes Gpmz
manoers W&enB purbe 5uert berbanz
belt, un0 Biz CUR 8ertagung Der
SiBung tpurben iteben 3eugen berz
npmmen. Commander MenB fii6rte
bas COMMANDO bes r2uurel" auF ieiz
ner 6ahrt mad Ct. Sbomas, tpo 35
8iften SpirttuOien gefuuft purben.
@inige BON biefen 9iIten tpurben in
Gulebra ausgeldben, dber bier5e6n bdz
pon purben mad San Suan gebra9t.
BON biefen puren feds nRDbert@tles"
ge5ei6net, tpG6renb bic ii6rigen an
gapitGn Mnbrep Dunlap, ben Cont
manoanten Der bieiigen IDENTIFICATION,
dbre1firt puren. @iner BON ben 3euz
gen, Der gapitGn elmer 8arfufe, Idgte
aus, baB gapitdn Dunlap Jpn ongez
pieIen babe, an 8orb bes r2aurel" 81
eeben unb 1ib cine 4n5abl &tften ausz
bdnbigen gu GaFen, unb buB er bieien
4uftrug our Ausfi6rung bra4te uno
bic Riiten an GapitGn Dunlap abgez
Iiefert babe. Sin 3OGinIpettOr iagte
aus, baB er Die feds &iiten, peIde
rapbert gtlss" ge3ei9net paren, be-
f9tagnabmt, seDffnet uno Spiritups
fen barin gefunDen babe.
Die 3eugenberne6mung in bempro=
5eb gegen Commander MsnB purbe
I6lisBli4 auf nG9ten 6reitag berz
tagt, UNI audi NOD ben 3oIeoGettor
@ru5en gu b0ren, tpel6er pegen I'M
pGBliateit ni4t bate erf9einen t0n>
rg1. Mfit Der gerbanbIung Der ibris
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CA TT ia.
Tragt die ode S0te, Die lhr Inner Gekaut HABIT
s S5:55 &MM1zM
Niehmarfte.

G9tcagO, %, 9e3. &inOosR:
6eutige 3ufu6r 5000; Martt itetig;
9reiie $1,25 bis $3.50. S4peine:
9eutige 3ufubr $1,000, morgen So
900, ibrig geblie6en 1900; Martt itez
tig unO 81. b06er; preiie 1915 bis
$685., @4ufe; 9sutige 3ufubr 49,
900; @4dfe uno 2Gmmsr 10c. Biz
15c. b06er; @6ufe $500 Bis $4.65,
Qdmmer $500 Biz $3.50.
Sat 2tbsrtp, Pu,, %. 9e3.-
RinoOie6: Murtt ftetig; Preiie $500
Biz $3.50, 'Sdpeine: Martt b06er;
qreiie $500 Biz $500. S4ofe:
Murft flau; 9reiie $3.50 Bis 1915.
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s., cuR!REN K~oPFscHMERz :
Columbia u, 1866; gelber, 4,073c,

@aI3Feiia: pro Pfuno, 8an8e
@4ultern, en8l. gei4n., lose; gang
tur5e Rippen, 103c.; Settenfpsd,
HE; gan3e 2eibItiide, 113c.; Sped@
64uItern, 114c,; Sugar : GureO"
@6ultern, HE; G6inten, 144c. !;
Dbne 9aut, 1876; Ptcntc, 1O4c.;
rMeB"zS 4peinefleii4 $3.50 pro
6aB; S4maI3 = in SierceS, gut ratz
ftnirt, lie; in 5GFern, lie.
8uffee: Notirungen iino pie fol8t:
ouf Der Bats BON sc, Bis SIC. pro
9funb fir 3io g}r. 7; Santos lie;
Biz 113c,; MoracaibO 94c. Biz 1916;
SABA 19c. bis 23c.; Motta 18c. Bis
19c.
gsr6fetsr Ruffse: 6. g. 6. in &is
item, 10 Gts. Bis 49, @ts. pro Pfuno;
in 8ii8Ien uno Sdfen, reirer SABA,
32c. Biz 323c.; Sara unb MOtto, ges
miI4t, 275c. Bis CSC. PRO Pfunb; rstz
ner Mordcuibp. 22c. biz 221C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-24
SaItimorer Gffettsnb0tfe.
Bsri6tt SIR BEN a9sutiatH Gorrtiporosnt.n' enT@
y gnnt Tnihhsnhnrf & Nhl

Baltimore, %. DECEMBER.
8. @m. Miobenbprf &, So. 6ere4s
men fir 5rancs: 8antiers : Sratten
ouf 60 Sage 5,198, auf St4t 5.163,
taufmGnnii6e auf go Sage $40 big
5,2O.8. Rei6smart auf so Sage "a
TIC. 8ulben duf 60 Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auf 60 Sage
4.834 auf @i8t 4.86$5, taufmdns
nt16e 4.83-4.834.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-24

s.-0te beuttge Wtdi53ufubr
betrug 136,061 8ui6eG; 8erIanOt
BON ben Gleoatoren 4160 8ui8el;
Glepatoren : 8prrut6 1,184,389 8us
f9e(. @ertdufe: $1,000 8ui6el Spot
gu 52L 5000 Steamer gemtI4ter
Spot gu 494, 10000 Sa6r gu 81,
10000 Sanuar gu 49A4 1920 Spot gu
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su nerfaufen pstr ,u permietben.

GIsiRe SarH, 80 older umiuhenD, tIr Semiii.s
ban ODER @iI6erei paieuO. ~inuerbaIb elmer Wtsils
bon Der Stobterenss. 2siGts geOingunatn. 6anR
iofOrt in 8eFs %eeaomuen tDsroeu. Rndsntraetn
bel Robert g.. Goris, grebm's Sane. nabs Sor'
benpiae. CRoD26. 1Utt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-24

8ei8en. - Die beutige Dei3enz
3ufubr 6e3ifferte it4 uuf 1886 8uz
ffel; @erfanOt BON ben GIe0atOren
1888 8ui9el; Gle0atOren : 8Orratb
617,774 8ui6eI. 8srtdufe: 10000
8uI6el Steamer CIR. 2 rOt6er Spot
3u 7O2.
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Gnltimnrrr Mnrftherihtr.

rDtrt3tst FIR Sen s9:utiasn GOrr'ipOuOtntsn.1
8aItimpre, %. 9e3em6er.
Me6I.- Die beutige M}ebl3ufu3r
belief fi9 auf 1897 Safer, elm
f8lieBli4 6971 6GIIer gu Occult
point unO 1855 6d1er gu Canton.
&iiItenDerIanbt 3O7 Safer. Martt
flau, @ertduFe: 500 6dTer @inter
Straight. Die 9reiie iteuten iih
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Nuitions> In5ei9en.
gluf 6ina'S Wufttutt
Wuf Sino'S 9fuftipu

ip,roen an IA. Sanuar CUR augelei6une elmer
Hieicrunes= abrs6nuug Elm Rotbiu3s=@eneit, Sur:
rep 9apt0nzg8ageu unb QfsrOcfei6irr ~birtauft.
1851, 60,3,2,6,9l ). %. Goruep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-24

tpsrbsn am IA. Sanuar sur gusql,i6ung elmer 2ies
ferunos =Abrc6nune cine 6raune WGbre, nGuns
about" unO 4itroegei9irr Ue%rtauft.
(35j7. G0.3,2,G,0 5. 8. 6ornep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-24

GA
Tragt die 1DB Sore, Die IM Immsr Gsk2uft HaEt
': Il N1HM1xm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-24
auf 0ruuoeisentbmm.

SarIcber BON $500 bis $4,000
auf @ruEpslotntbum in Der 5taot uRD btm 2aHos;
~nitDriae 3irsratsn. 8. DR. Serrp 4 SON
CIR. 225, st. Qau.=Etrake (Gttl9. 6URte
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1arltben anf De0bsI Obne entfernuna

gor.,ben unter so, 9otalsllntofsn 1910. Oars
f,bsn iiber SO, Sotalsllutot.n $7.95. G5iolutt
gtsiGpirg<nbtit.
THE PHOENIX LOAN COMPANY,
Il Gain sRtcprS 9uilSins. Gapsttss u. Ct. 9aaIftr.
f5a.:l3.1D
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Sarlebem anf M0bel IT. /. 10.

Elm Sansftea ctablirte
MarglanO Gbatiel foam Aaofiation,
GalrertsSuileins. @erihtsbaus seaeulber.
Simmer Er. 29 uno 81 uD.itsr 6Iur).
eIeOffs@de 6apsttes uue ct. UaulsS tr afe.
as-Rsues @siss pon 1905 frtf. befplst. 40
Darlfbfn- 81 bis $3.50 Darlebeu
auf M0bsin. Sianus. CrssIn ufIp.
Sarlebsn untsr $50, @~siammttofeu $6. 10.
Bon $50 biz 500. @~'iammttuitsn 81 .95.
Dait 6 prostHt monatlj4 fir Teft=9ttrod,
5 4ro,sut auf Setrdos BON lber 800.
Btips Sslepbons: ct. PAUL 2I34, 9Ourtlaub rs.
abrsfe: Gilbert SIuuls. it,. s,tr,tdr.
Golpertsguiloinq, Baltimore.
9asnt niro poripre&eu unO gratis bic Rct,n
krfldreu. (Hoo9, II, 7&S)
Harleben auf MDbeln nmo anoerc
Giherbeiten fir 6 9rOa,nt-esnau mad BEN n,usv
Gslss; pripotim. {.
Rtd5ter. sr. 2l0, Chseerinstonsgtr.
3immsr gr. 4, .ganiaut.g Building.
en- Ger Office pire Stutf1 sefprpdbeu.
(TQai20.l5l
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gu bermietbeH.
gu pertnfefben:

:3fuei brtif6fige 2aQGbduitr, gr. 225 uHb 07,
Soutb= 5trabe, in quten 3uftonoe. Hdd3ufroaen
bel Der rNlsrcautils Irut & Stpoft Co." Qoroofz
Gde Germans uno Galpert=S trabe. 357-S)
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-09

would serve as a lesson to younger men
than myself, and so l have decided to
tell you how my life was lost and won
again.
II must ask you to imagine yourself
in the beautiful cotton country OF
Louisiana as it appeared in 1858. was
a happy man in those days, a. prosper
Gus cotton planter of many acres and
possessing as fine a body of slaves as
ever worked for one master.
But all this had become mine
through inheritance, and L was not SO
happy on their account as l was over
something which l knew l had salheu
bv nv own individual efforts. ms was
nv wife-so young and glorious.
when she first came into the olu
ulantation house l gave up al tile
bad habits, 1 thought, never 70 DC
instated in my nature Tor no" cou ~
a man cause such wife as she 10
be sad? u..,.+ an
ra+ione One morning, less than a
YEAR from the time she had nrst Trip
ned up the long stairway, she was
carried down in her coffin.
.srha DAYS went by very slowly
then. had lost my interest in the
plantation, and when the time came
for the annual trip to New Orleans 10
dispose of my cotton crop plunged
with frig.htful energy into the life or
dissipation which I had left on being
married.
"As soon as returned to the fields
I grew restless. There is no need TO
recount all my visits to the netropo-
lis. as no new features developed ex-
cept a fondness for the gaming table,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-09

plantation and still have a balance of
$4,000 to my credit in the hank.
Again l went out on to the veranda.
l would help that girl to find her
brother, and when he was found. would
see that they did not want for any,
thing in this world, for had she not
saved my life, honor, everything?
Bat when came to the chair it was
empty. l looked at the church clock
across the way. 1t was late Proba-
bly, the girl had decided that l was not
able to keep my appointment with her.
and so left. But had she discovered
the loss of her money?
For whole week I searched the
city over Tor traces of that girls, and at
last l found her selling wild flowers on
the street at the water front AT once
instituted systematic search for her
lost brother, and finally located him in
one for the large stores.
Il bought back the old home and once
more applied myself diligently to nv
work there, and 1 built what is now
called the Mary Throne Home for
Friendless Girls l had previously
given $4,000 to the girl and her brother.
The young man started a modest little
business for himself and is now a pros
porous merchant
The Home still stands, and is still
performing it's mission of good. / am
glad to say that this, in my estimation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-09
HOW A LIFE WAS
LOST AND WON

Attired from head to foot in solemn
to guest or mental, methodical in every
movement, of a presence which at once
inspires respect and almost reverence
such is the personality of an old, white
haired man who, a few months ago, at
tracted the attention of all who saw
him during his sojourn at the West
minister Chambers.
From day to day the curiosity of the
other guests of the hostelry grew. Men
were sent by their wives to try to gee
the mysterious parsonage to talk, but
in vain. They We're always met with
courtesy and respectful words, but like
a snail the old gentleman would draw
back into his shell of silence as soon
as he discovered that mere curiosity
was the instigator of the conversation.
Dick Davis, who covered" the hotels
for one of the daily papers, had laid the
most intricate plans, by the use of
which he hoped to waylay the silent
stranger but each and every one was
frustrated. At last, being almost driven
to despair he decided to forget all
schemes and plots and simply send his
card to the man in question, with an
accompanying note, seeking an inter-
view.
What was the surprise of the young
newspaper man to receive an answer
which informed him that the request
would be granted.
He proved to be no less a parsonage
than Col Thomas Sheldon of New Or
leans, now nearly ninety years old, who
has been first a prosperous and happy
/ cotton planter, next a dissolute gam
bier and spendthrift, and now is known
all over the country as a philanthropist
and general well-doer.
The Colonel rose as the reporter en-
| tered the room, and ON motioning the
young man to a chair, said
stOf course, Mr.. Davis, after hearing
my name, you are partially acquainted
with the story of my eventful life 1t
was my intention to keep secret to my
self the full story of my downfall ana
subsequent rise as long as life lasted,
but when your card was sent to- me TO-
/ day / realized that perhaps my story
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-09

Services at the First Church Of
Christ. Scientist. will be held at IL
O'Clock. when the subject of the SER
mon will be. Substance" The Sun
day-schoOl viii meet at u m The
Wednesday testimony meeting viii be
held at $50 O'Clock All services are
held In Metropolitan Hall, where also
a reading room is conducted which is
open daily from o'clock TO p. N.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-09

The meeting for men at the Young
Mems Christian Association this aft
ernoon VIII be addressed by Rev. T
d. Ellis. presiding elder % the Meth
odist Church for this district. 4 cor
net solo will be given by air. ". y.
Nichols. The service win commence at
O'Clock and VIII be very interesting
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-09
ThunderhoIt Union.

At the Thunderbolt Union Church,
topical Bible study viii be held to-
night at O'Clock when the subjects
viii pc: "Encouragement''- THANKS
giving" The Sunday-schOol will meet
at 4 p. m. Repugiar prayer meeting
viii be held Thursday night at s, led
by Rev. c. A. Jackson of Grace
Church.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-09

The meetings of the Salvation Army
will be: Holiness meeting at II o'clock
Christian praise meeting at O'Clock,
and Salvation meeting at S. They will
be conducted by Capt Lowe.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-09

At the First African Baptist Church
there win be an early morning prayer
meeting; Sunday-school at 10 O'Clock
a. m; preaching at II on the THE
Christian Crown" the 3. Y. P. Z. at
I p. m. DIR. Carr will preach at s p.
m. from the subject, "Redeemiug the
Time"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-09

is a monument erected to the reform
of one soul. My own. The name?
ooh, yes. Mary Throne is the mans
Of the homeless little girl.
This is my story. 1t is an interest,"
ing one. to be sure, but after hearing II;
can YOU wonder that 1 am a sort Oh
recluse from society?'