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Wa6 0nrsgolis, D}t. &oDal Station, 7.50, $3.50
BORN, COMMUNICATION, 1900, D.0 SOrm''
u2.l5, AIS, $40 Tabm.
Qbfabrt BON 6amotH=Statiou MAO GrtoerId'
H.35, !9.7 @orm., 1915 9Urm., lbs, 4U GHO
*5.35 Ru6m.
sa6 @inasfsr, 1920 @orm, 1910, 43ORa5m:
Rad Saosrgto,Dn, 800 9orm., Al5, !+S
Ro6 GGicottsGitp uuo lit. Nirp, 9ofai, TBS.
4g IS gorm., lbs, 4.30, IS IS @a@m., '6-5I'
"ll.30 A6euOs.
1ob Gustis' gap, 1923 Poratus.
@a6 Qurap, Tt. R-o3alsStation, 1856 Ia@m-
Roun,n.E fotiou. -. 10 TaAur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

9rof. G9urGes 6. 4boms,
Der unldngit ~berftor6ene PrGftoent
Der Wiscpniin uniDeriitdt, bate bic
fer Qnitalt teitamentarii4 $4,000
fir Stipenbien perma6t. Na4 Der
Srbnung bes ga9lafes ftelte it4
a6er beraus, baB Die gan5e 9inter@
la7enf6aft nur $4,000 betrug, De-
rem NubnieBung Die Mittne oes
GrbtaFers fat. Prpf, @oams muB
gu Der Ipri4p0rtli4 befannten pro<
feForenipe5ies Der 3eritreuten seb0rt
1d6en, bab er BEL feiner Setamentsz
abfaKung $4,000 perT4entte, tpenn
er nur $4,000 Be lab.
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Nepdrtement fur 8 fentlfdle Siderbeit.
~ SubsD ennrtemenr fir SfiunnheirSph

CUBS Sep1rtenlent FUR 0eluhpDeiI6pneqe
ultimOre Den 4. Quguit 1902.
geriiepelte Angebote tptrOen bis
N i t I ID 0 d., Ocu 20. Nugut 1902, @Orm;ttugs II
u6r, i'm 9iirtau Des 6taOt=Rcg %itratOrs ~entgcgen
qenommen ptrDeH fir Die 9;sfsrung bon 5pet olnz
ftIiarbigen 4icrDsH, NIT Dem 8orbsbalt zines britt
ten, tu;Hn b~enotbigt, 5~uiammen nit Der StnuBuH9
bes ~n0t6igtn @eibirres, sum @tbrau6 rpdbrerD
irgeno elmer Stuu0e Dss 1agss ODER Der ytabt.
IS 1T itoo6 oersin5art, OaB fir bas brittle Pter0
nur i'm 8tbraubsfaa be5lbIt Miro uno Daun sur
ppro rata gerebnung fiir Die anOeren jpsi; unO
fir bic @tnuBuug zines g8dgeus fir Die 8eiun6=
belts J9tb6roe iUr Die nit Dem q. Au8uit 1904 gu
Gnos g,berOtu 3p5i Sabre, fir Oeftn auf6etuab=
rung untsr Sab unO Sud, iptuH nIbt I'M 8t@
brau3, Defen 8einigsu unO 66micrcn DER A3len,
Der Snipsftion ots StiuuObeitsumte5 untsrnorFen.
guaebots miFeu inter Der GOrtie O5 Staotz
@egitratOrg an Die r9oarO OF NDGros" ~aorelitrt
unO BON einem, an ben YtaDOr unO Staotratb 3abl=
barren, bsg.aubiqttn Gbed pom 800 %begitit't ietn.
Cine q~suiiVtuoe @iir9iboit pirO pom Dem erfol97
reiben Dieter p~ertanqt rptrOtH. Eas Jttbt, r9cnD
zines ODER ale ~NHQsbOte 3urid3um'itn, 1T borbe=
ba!ttn.
6. 98 80. Siser. Or. Samcs SOsIep.
Sttrct6r. GrunObelts=Gommlndr.
9efdtjgt:
Sbpmas 8. Sapcs.
9rdfOent Der GoHtrattS8eb6roe.
CMuQ4, 5,6,7 ,S,9,l1,l y, 1919
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

GrStebunssz9 epartement. Sfrsnu Ger SduI
" Gpmmihdrc.
Wloiiouz uuo 9liaDettczNbeuue
9ultimOre, 1. Nuguit 1902.
9srFtge.ts ~2luqebOts jur Gieicruug BON fiiniuHO=
3fpau3ig 3eibncntii3en fur oas baltimore 4oloz
te6niibt 5nfitut" pcrotu in Oieiem &ircau big
gum 3 onus t Q, Otu II. AuUuit, 4 llbr Na6=
mlttags, sntgegaH 0euommsr tperOcn.
Sas Itbt bleibt oorbebalteH, irgenO ein:s ooer
ale aHgebote abiupcIitn.
Gin bealaubigtcr Gbct pon 300, an otH ma1or
uuO StaOtratb 3ablbar, uub ieO!m @n9sbOt bttgcz
figt iein.
s.. N. GpmIes,
Caug48, II, 49, ectretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12
BOD reeGSOan1pferpGO.

Grfurf0n mad 8lod= UNI 5tontps6rtt. G1ms
Tier pcrlaFsn SoOion's gbrfts mad God=Grest, NIT
ausHabms Samta8 uno 6Onntaq, taglI9 8 n9r
0torqeng UNI 2.30 Rabm.; eamtaes UNI Z I5r
morgtng uuO go Ra5m.; Souutals um 1 uno 8
llbr Worgens unO , llbr 3abmjttags. 9rolpn'5
0srfte 10 Tliuuseu iDdt.r. 9ampfsr psr!aHsH
9o0icu'g 0trfts tdglit, mt ausuabms BON SoHR=
tag. um Z ubr Norgtus un0 go Rubm. Sonnta0s
UNI 4 uno s llbr NorQtns uuO 2 ubr Ea9m. ttr
Stout0zgreef, auf Der @jnz uuO 8idiabrt an
gropu's Q8erits u%uleQeuO. auupr.itsSiutts 25c.
g8. & RppIcS, SunsIiuteaosnt
CSuuil TJEtFl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

Die Mi1p. n8ermania"
f6rei6t: rGleOeldnb, g., fpirb benz
nG6ft na6ri9einli9 Die erfte amertz
tani19e StraBenba6n ha6en, pelde
tire 6a6rgdfte fir bret Gents befOrz
bert. @enn bas Experiment bort gut
ausfGGt, 10 tperben o6ne 3neifel an
bere amertfaniI9e 9roBitdbte benz
8eiipiel GlebelanD's folgen. Snnerz
balb Der nd9iten 3e6n Ober 5pan3ig
Sabre ptrb ft9 ii6erli4 in biefer
8e3iebung Elm GROCER l1mf4pung i'm
amerifanif9en StraBenbabnpefen
boq5ieben. Die Dffentli4e Meinung
nirb cine aGmdbli4e @rniebrtgung
Der 5abrrate er3tpingen, Biz man
f6IieBIi6 5pet Sdbrtarten fir einen
Nifel erbdlt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

Sanna's gr1Bter G9rgei5 1T, tparum
befriebigt er i'm bann ni4t2 Seine
8flidten als Oiener bes Bottles nnb
Iefne offi3ieGe 5tGung fteRen f9m,
ipie er fagt, i'm Mege, bas betbt IN
einFa6es Oeutf9 gebru4t: Die Po<
littt lieqt benz Senator BON S6io
bod bel me6r am 9er5en, als bic
Qrbeiterfrage. SoI9e biibf3 9ebre4z
ielte p6raien, ME tie 9r. 9annd fetz
men 60rern nit benz 8ruitton Der
1teber5eugung bprgetragen, itno tlug
bere9net. Mit i6ner gebt man auf
Die Popularitdtsja9b II. ben Stimmz
fang aus. @enn es 9rn. 9dnna nit
Ieinem rgr0Bten Gbrgei3" ernIt lit,
bann muB er an's @erf geben unb
ni6t blps einige I9DneWo MAIDEN.
Gr lit reid, iebr reid iogdr, unabz
bGngig; Ntdts binbert t6n, biefen
@6rgei3 au befriebigen, aGs feline Dffi>
sieQe SteGung alS Senator. Die
unb etfpa 6as 8rGitbentenamt, tpenn
i6m baFelbe angefGogen fdme, iinb
e6en Der alerb09ite Gbrgei5 bes
6errn Senators. limb 10 fam unb
fpirb ST.. 6anna bic 8erbriberung
bon &apital unb 4rbeit ni6t lDfen.
Wie S9G0e!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12
SpNeSf1nc.

elm 8. @uSuft s. euristtu @6ttingbei is
NJ r, G6 Sabre alt.
Nm 8. @ugut 5 iabeGla 6. M. BIO i'm
utter BON l 3abr.
am 8. 2lu9uft GrsO. 8. &. Otto i'm 7.aa5=
re itiucs 2tb;Hts.
gm 8. aueuit auOOGp 9rieB I'M 4lter
pom ~ Sabren.
Nm s. guguft George &aub i'm l. Sabre
ieint5 2ebcns.
aim &. quguft Ella m. ~ainggoGo, %
Sabre alt.
Sabre hires @ebens.
am 8. 2luouft u. q rinbart9e reuos s, 81
Sabre alt.
am Q. @uguit 9 ! II q StuB.
2lm 3. Nu9uit Murp 3ieglsr i'm Y. Sabre
ibrcs 2ebcns.
&m 8. @Hguit Is II It ao 81. Qaupbeimer,
4 Nlnnhta Oft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12
WRt. ct. Spfepbs=Gplea.

StuSttnaRurius: RlaiFl6tr. ADMINISTRATION unS
faufmdunii6sr untrribt; srhuOIiSsr untsrriSt in
Der osutib,n 6Sra4s. GtoiHgungsH: sSaaro'rs'
bro e,iiou BON fanf ISnatsn $1I5. 6tuoi,n
btainntn am D ituRas q, ben 2. 6tstsmbsr 1900.
Nan a~orsifrt:
Srueer Spfepb, Oirtttor.
Statisn 8, 8aItimsre, Tfo.
Qatalpg oui gsrIano.n- Quill. 2Jlt, I&6]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12
&nln autrt Snn.

Die in leBter Wo6e in Der 8reTs
nit piel 8ebugen dufgetiI6te Sc
i3i9te pon einem Gencpntre bes Sc
neral : 8unDesdnipdlts &npr nit Ell
nigen reifen YennIDlpaniern in Ntz
lantic gttb lit ni9t in NbreDe gez
iteut porDen, Dte mir ge6offt batter.
Der Sberbunbesunpult uno brei
MiqipnGre in einem tur5en Wortgez
fe9t, Das nit Der 6GuIt gu gnbe gez
fi6rt pirb! SoQte man einen fol-
den @organg in ben 6D4iten &reifen
Der @efeqf6aft fir m0gli9 bulten?
9eben bic 9austne9tsmanieren Bis
in Die iOgenannten nercIuiiben" &reiie
binuuf. Mug iein, baB einem pber
benz anberen Der 9erren Der gbamz
pogner in bic 8rone gefttegen mar,
dber negnt19ulDigung lit bas ni9t.
Suite Manieren, Die in Sleii4 unD
8lut ii6ergegongen finb, berleugnen
fi9 audi in benz Stadium nt9t. Der
glei6en 6uuFargumente bat es in leBz
ter 3eit ia mebr gegeben in 8reifsn,
in bensn man ben 5autcomment bon
pornberein fir unmDglt3 balten
fplte. Wtr ertnnern nur baran, tpie
Senator Gilman feinen engeren
2anosmann Mc2aurtn i'm SenGt
perm0beGte, pie Senator 8ailep ieis
men Gouegen 8eperioge bei'm Sra
puttl nabm. SEPT audi mod Elm 8az
btnetsmttgIieO, unb fogar bas Der
beiligen Sufti3, in cine Reilerei in
einem 0ffentli4en 2ofaI in Qtlanticz
Gitb- berpidelt, neil einige ~riipel6aftt
unb berleBenDe WOrte in 8egentpart
BON Oamen gefauen tparen. DAB Der
Suiti3miniiter Der Ser. Staten in
elmer folfen Ifanoal0fen Scene eine
RnIe ThiSIt hIpiht al be0dtern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

- = ~Way-Down-the-Bay
uuo Gboptautsgiotr : Grturfoneu, $50 mcileu,
Sal3pafer, DEN 0ouBsH Gag, 2ebtHsrttttr fir feline
&iHOer. SuHosrts non GraufeH Durs oisis aus=
iitige ipisosr b~erg,tsat: Der prl6tige uRO pOpuldrs
Sampfsr emma giles,S jeotH itnfng unO
CONNER # a Q UNI Z llbr @orm.. Rldtuuft UNI
10 ubr GbsHbs. Siqste soc.
HfrniI 49,
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Maraarctbc Maher.

SO far6 an II. QuQuit 1902 MarQarttbc Mader,
qsliebte Satin bts ptritorbentn GOnrlO BLADDER, i'm
g(lter oon 81 2abren UtoHut unO II Sagen. 9ie
9eer0jQung iiuoet morgen, Nttttipob, 2 ubr
gadbmittagg, Oou ibrer lcBtin 0obrung, gr. sos,
8sfs5roBzStrlBt aus aui Der rGeOarseiaaGem's
ttrp" itatt. O24-o'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12
Gina StuB.

Es ftarb pl6Bli6 i'm alter BON At 5abren 6rau
Gina StuB, Q~elisbte Satin bon g%ottiridO Slut.
9tt @etrOigung ftnOrt b E u { MOrgcn UNI 10 llbr
pom Grauer5auit, Ok. 12, 5tOs6remont=ADe., aus
itdtt. (22D
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a Merchants Miners

N--aAA4ae4 L4UIIOU vi Ubl4OH DOIAPt
pG1SL Sdmpfer fiuiEn.
Nab Bottom une Gem Often.
jeben g(outaa, DlsRiiaa. DoHncritag HHo SaHitaa'
Attends 6 ubr.
Rach Nropibence AND Gem GfftH:
isoen Uitfmoh, 5reItaq mo SoHHtdg, AbeHoS q uhL
Rah 2aoanndb uIe Gem Siioen:
itoen 3tenfog. DoqTeriin1I Samita5. Gb,uos 6 uaE.
bad, gteipptrts9 fcmSu uc %SiorfUIf:
tdqIiD mn Is udr AbeHo5-
unhbsrtref1ihe SsausmIrht,lteH NIB Setott9nHa.
Sorgfilti9e 8eriaouug uHo itHele &eiorccrung
poE Tratt. s. u. 8%inIHgbdm. agent,
fUB oes lGRgeH DodS;
sB. .. Eurner, @.sBsA.;
Is. G" %pufins, o.. &. u;
q. .. StcbbfEs, @.s9i.;
8. 6. gSbitnsn, . g b uuo L-sT.
pauDt6ureaEr-@r. 2L4, Gf:9rcInaIE 9trass
II3tS~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

RfIte Sett4anatn EorrtIpon0euteH('
loe. pTo elnssrt, gu bQbtn in Der Office st5 Stusa
l1tH GoITelp9Aesntfn,S BaItinaE : GtI. uRD 8oSs
6kRess &geHAas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

Or Sampfsr -Gambrtoqs" psrldBt ben gisr T.,
&tgbtttraben : 4erf.e, td9II3, ausgtnOmmen 5dma
tags uHO 6OuHtaqg, nm 4.10 Ra5mittugs. 6Gmf
ita8s UNI 8 ubr Ra6mittaQe.
6lbrprss Soc. I9euDmabLsit soc.
C9uHi6, avs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

Der 8prftanb Der e 6ri It
li6en" @emeinoe in Wai6ington,
Sno., bat Elm 9elep6or@S pitem elm
gefiibrt, poOur9 es 9unDerten BON
Samilien in Der Sta6t unb i'm
GountD, pel4e a6gebdlten tparen,
in Ger Stride gu erI4einen, erm0gz
Ii6t purbe, Der PreDigt in ben
etgenen bier YfdAlen gu lauffen.
Oas Spftem 1T cine GrfinOung BON
GaTiius NGep, @ei9dftsfii6rer Der
Central Union Selep6one &c."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

Stact'SnscnteurssS%i treau,
Natbbaus,
Bultimore, Den 4. 4uguit 1902.
Mn Vile, rie es ansebt
&1iermit piro alien 8ruuOsig,ntbtmcr an Der
GaluertzStraBc, pon DER SiOieits Der Baltimore
6trabt bis 5urRoroitite DER 8arman=5trdBe, g&ats
ri5t ~eegtbsn, Dab DER 5taot=5ng.nicur bic @trz
tbsilung Der &Oittu Orr HiOeairung, 9iIaterung
uno Der Observation-Disclosures an ~beiagten Str1z
Ben, unttr BEN 9Uri6rifttn Der an II. SUM- 1902
beitdti9ttn 9srorouuuG 9tr. p, iert:0 gsit;at bat.
Sic Sotumeute in Ocm 6uls b%siinOen i6 in oie=
fem 0lrtau, uno piro Der StdOt:Snqeuieur am
10. quguit 1902 in ieiuem @Ireau i'm Ratbbauis
~anpeitno isin, unO 3tpiiben y llbr Niittags uno
2 llbr Ia4mittags ir0,nO tpsI6s In9aben, iopobl
minOl:6t, ME i9riitli9s, ipeIbs pOH intereiFrten
9eriOuen oorgebra6t tptrOsH m0gen, in getra3t
SItbcn.
9. z. Tenean.
CNug5, 7,l2, ~ stuOt=Sngcnieur.
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r9}Uual 8lue

nab philadelphia Ino
0sHrih 4bf. D. 6omoeu. Abi. .. Itt.&.
Ghfo fnaooon ....... : 3.5l Dorm. 3.55 g..
STom @w 4 Diner = 7.55 gorm. u 800 .. 6
Buffet 9artor ...... 9.l9 BORN. ~ y. v
gQrlor, Diner ..... Z 80 90rn. 90 -
mortor Sin,r . uOJ0 Qorm. q !l04 ..
9arfo,' sir,r III Waam. l22 r..
Pono1 Qimit,n ausib.te6l5 pullman : 5ug,
Buffet smoter, 4crlOr, C5ltr01ilaH, SPsuES GNO
6oftsg8GQgoHs -. .. 344 H1Qm. . 90 H.
9urlor, 3luer ...... . $50 Ag35. O.y2 q y
GUc6.g nab 9biao. 600 &005. gp2 =. =
ShlaiUaQgous %. Do. "l2.& 9orm. ~ y.
Qofal.S6lafpaa0oa nab gleiDzyort tTttg 3am
@ebr1u5 in Wt. 8-opllsStlti0H I'm 1000 Absnos.
81 mad atlautic=GltD al @o5eHtagsH; ., Hao
atlautic=Gitp EdGlI3.
Qus 8a9s 9altsU n 8iImiHGtOu. g, bait in
Gbstsr al.
91;r, WFfom. sos Dorm. $40 4orm.
@6.la, Grprsb ..... $3.50 9l3m. 1876 0a5m-
@bil1. Grpr.b ..... !455 gllbm. 800 guhm.
0b,roeen qttom. d. !5.25 0adm. 1870 ToAm.
8bi.a. Qttom. go. 1850 Nbos. 1918 W5ns.
g~instsgarsaur IorDlDtt=Gde 6ulperts uno 89ls
timorssStr., Rr. 20l, SHo=9rodopaO, Ut. &oCGh
citation ODr ADMINISTRATION
3. .. U artiH, Wgr. 9aT. SraIiu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

Die Na9ri9t, bab m e.
rifGniide @iIenba6nen in 9euti6@
lamb 10000 Sonnen Stabf9ienen
beIteGt bGtten, neil unIere einbeimiz
i9en @tabfperfe auf Sabre biruus
Biz CUR GuBerten 2eitungsfdbigteit
nit 4~uftrdgen beriehen ieten, tit iiberz
raf6eno. ltniare Sta6l : Snbuitrie
lit nobl Die b06tentpidelte Sn0uitrie
Der Ser. Staten, aber man follte
meinen, buB tie ben S%nlanObeOarf an
Stabl beden fOQte o0er pirb BON
ben Giienbabnan auf Die Proiperitdt
elmer langen 8ei6e pon Sabren ipefuz
ltrt9 Dap Die n%gplOenen 3etten", mic
Die leBten Sabre oft genannt porren
1inb, epig anbauern perben, gluubt
tpobI NtemanO. Die gei6Gftlt4en
8Iiit6e5eiten pedIeln nit Soften sez
i9dftli9er 9eprefion, unb ba ma
9en AUDI mir feline Nusnabme.
0ie S9atfa6e, baB i'm
nG9ftsn Reprdfentanten6duI e 2901itz
glieber mebr iiben tperben, ais in benz
gegenpdrtigen, ma6t Die 8ere9nung,
ME ii9 bic parteien i'm ueuen 9auIe
iGeiben tperben, beoeutenb f9niertz
ger. Sine 8e9nung lit ~alerOtngs
i9on Don beioen 8arteien aufgeitelt.
Die Oemotraten re6nen fir ii9 cine
Mebr6eit BON 35 Stimmen beraus,
Die ober bod 5iDeifel6aft iein f0nnte,
ba ie 5pei 0emofraten BON Minrez
1Dta, WtsopnItn unO Soma in Der
Qiite per5ei6net iin0. Die Repu6liz
fansr f9GBen tire W1aiorttdt ouf %,
erlQuben alIo ben 0emofraten Derz
f6iebene @epinne in ben peitli9en
Staaten. Sbglei6 Die goniteaation
fir Die Oempfrater giinitiger lit, Die
Dor 5tpei SSa9ren, 10 tpoIen mir bod
obparten, ME Die Re6nung am
MDrgen na9 Der Wa6G ft9 iteaen
1pirb, 1pern tie nit biefen Qnnabmen
pergli9en pirb.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Sdnl<In3etgen.
mornfduSer scbufe fir soube.

Warnld1foer Sd1ule fur S1abe.
Ter s.. Ruriug Der Marpldnbsr S6uls fGr 5au=
be beqinut an II. September. Sieies lift cine
eonfeifonsloie S6ule fir taube Rinosr unb iungs
Qeute, unO iolae. oeytn Ssb6r 70 mangslbaft if,
oab ibr @eiu6 Der DffsHtli4enSd ultn ausgei6lOfen
lift. Sii4tigs 9ebrer fir &eoeH= uno 2ippcn=2s=
fen. 9tf6figung unb unterri6t
rei fir MdrplGnoer S6ilsr. Geiinosts Gage.
Neqen aufnabme uper Gustunft ipenoe man f9
an 6 8. %. 6 ~, Qriuiipalr Greoerid, Mo.
Auq1l, glo, Gr, lD}t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

(NDUI.J
Sang unD gar unpraftii4. @ie
fplfan benin Die 0amen Bel Dieien
SeIep4onpreoigten in ibren pierWGn@
ben ibre relterl &letOer unO 9iite 5eiz
gen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-12

6r. Martus Qu~reItu5
Gamma 9efGqt ii9 ~neueroings in elmer
reuen &oQe, in Der zines 8ermittlerS
apiI6en &apital uno 4rbeit. Sn
ur6ana bat er ZEN Dunf4 ansgez
Ipro6en, ii9 gan5 Der 2Oiung Der
4r6eiterfrage prbmen gu tOnnen,
uno bat biefe Qnfi4ten in @bautaus
qua, H.@g., pieOer6Olt. sd babe
teinen erOBeren @brgeis. ais baRin
gu ar6eiten, DAB &apital unb 4rbeiz
ter chamber ndber gebra4t peroen.
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Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

from the north, and inquiries were re- ceived here the day before from his friends in Nogales and Tucson, asking If he had come. He left Washington about ten days ago, or soon after his Iconfirmation. A little more than a week ago he was at Kansas City. and
 that is the last that has been heard from him It is believed that his com mission is already here awaiting him, as it had been sent before the last ob- iection was raised to him in the senate. WANTED HIS FORMER STATUS RESTORED.-A few days ago Pro bate Clerk Zander issued to Juan Valle a license to marry Guadalupe Leon. Valle was under age, but he pres entcd a written permit from his father, who
 seemed not only to have no objection to his sons marriage. but rather to be heartily in favor of it. Yesterday Vaile returned with the license and wanted to surrender it and have what ever record there might be of it scratched off. He said the young girl at the last moment had changed her mind and that she had decided that she did not want to marry. The clerk told Valle that the
 record of marriage licenses could not be tempered with, beside the record could not affect him. The clerk headed the young man off just as he was going to ask for a return of the price of the license He explained to him that a woman who has changed her mind once. Ts always liable to change it again: that the license in that event might be useful; he told
 him to always have the document with him so that when he caught her in the right mood he could make use of it before she could change her mind.
 THE GALIUROS-This headline hes reference to the mountains in which the | Gc,d Mountain Mining company is operating on the property discovered | by Charles F'leming-the big gold mountain cut into by 8 canyon. This | reference is intended simply as aG edu- cational item and is made for the pur- ! poze of letting the wide. wide world ] know how to spell the word "Ga .iuro." " 1 The above is the correct spelling of the word according to two government maps in this office. and this item is prompted by the fact that, so 'ar as i The Republican staff has observed. Eo ! ether Arizona newspaper has ever i spelled the word correctly. The Tucson papers, which are nearest to the prop | crty and, from al commercial stand | point. the most interested. are the most 1 sublime sinners CT ali. They delight in spelling the word in every possible way ' except the right one. The mistakes are ! not typogra phical. for the reason that ! the sin is persisted in day after day. : Following are a few of the ways the
 ! word is spelled by Tucsonians: Gal , luro." 'Gallurio," "Galurio.' Gal
 laurio, "Galcrio and "GoIurio.''
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
ON GETTING THE BLUES.

There are few persons in the world who do not wake up in the morning sometimcs-gencral on a cold. gray moruinE-with al feeling that the day will bring nothing but work and trouble. and that the pleasures of life are not worth the expense required to get them. These states of depression can be traced generally to some set back. annoyance or disarpoiutme..t great or little. as the case may b.. or
 ten the blues pass away after break fast, when the mind is warm with work and the thoughts are busted about their daily tasks. Sometimes. however. the
 little blue imps will not be driven away,
 but stick closely to their victim for d
 day or p week.
 Probably in two cases out uf three
 the blues are caused by ones physical
 state. IT a man has CvaIwcrked. or
 has been under any unusual strain OF
 excitement, or has worried 8 great deal or has been for d while in a state o-
 joy and elation-aH Of which require an expenditure of energy-he is Very . likely to have the blues and to be i'm
 low spirits by way Of reaction. The Eody is machine which can do a ccr- tain amount Of work and no more If it does q great deal today it must da ] less tomorrow. and thereby ma ke uT ! for today's extravaganza. If a man taiseG one glass of whiskey the sligh stimulus that he feels will be followed
 as night follows day by an exactly | equivalent sinking of the spirits. If he [ has been thoroughly and gaiIy drunk ! his recovery will be attended by d cor l responding melancholia and misery. ! To Say that all joy must be paid fo ! in sorrow is another way of layin= down the rule of mechanics that ancrgy 1 can b= neither created nor destroyed l Lovers whose spirits range from hca- ] ven 60 hell. who. as the poets tell us 1 are glad without cause and sad with. ! out knowing why. little wit that theil ! varied states of mind are reducublc tC 1 mechanical terms and that natur, | weighs their joys and grieis. their ex ! ultation and depression. as so mucI energy spent or saved; just as me chanical engineer calculates the worl done by his engine as so much coal con stunned.
 When man has the blues he ough to consider that he is merely an ex
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

poucrt of one of natures laws. and thae he has Eo right to harness others with complaints. Some men are not pleased unicGs they communicate their unpleas- ant moods to all about them. They be- come sulky and cross with their wives and children, and they throw a gloom over their households Such conduct is very selfish. \ man in the blues ought ,o take some pills and a good long walk all alone or with some companion Of ateadfast cheerrul1ess. Lucky it is for him if he has a wife who will not be downcast and who can restore him tn chcerfulness without spelling him. If a, man bears in mind that the blues will rot last forever. that the world is not a bit worse nor life 8 bit harder than it was yesterday. the smites will soon come back to his face and giadusss to his heart.-San Francisco Bulletin.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
''Every Test
 PrOClaimS it Best

Every storekeeper can have, may have. the lowest prices, the finest as sortment the best values-''in print but it is a different matter when you reach the stores.
 One of the great factors of our sue cess is that we always use every pre- caution to have our newspaper statements accurate. The things prom ised in print are in the store. We consider that each purchaser is ''on approval" That the buyer has the privilege of comparing and pricing elsewhere, and unless,-the articles are found to be BETTER at the SAME price, or JUST as GOOD at a LOWER price. return them in the condition in which you receive them and get your money.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
News et Y the Town
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican. Forecast for today-Fair. Data for A hours ending p. m. yes
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

No. P. & A. Smokeless oil Heat CTS ......--.....-... ..-.....-.-...$ 5.6O
 old price, s6.5O. No ? P. 6 A. smokeless oil Heat CTS .............. ................. 6.2O
 old price, $7.5O. No l Standard Smokeiess Oil Heaters ..--.....-.. --........... 5.13
 old price, $G.5O. No 2 Standard Smokeless oil Heaters ....-.... ....-.-......... 6.5O
 old price, s7.50. Air tight Heaters from $40 to-. 11.O0 Box cast iron Heaters from $f.15 to 6.S5 Coal Heaters from $13.35 to......... TAO What Cheer Air Circulating Heat CTS, best stoves ever built for wood, old price S22.CO. now....... 17.9O
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
YOU'LL RELISH OUR
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Largest stock of Bulk Pickles. Olives etc, in Phoenix. Prices are right, too.