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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
NNnrnnrcthe Oimmlinn.

Gg farb am l. Scpt.mber 1902 Murgaretbe
9immlinq, g6ittpe BON So6ann Simmliug, i'm
utter BON 80 aa5ren uno 3 MOnaten. Die Beers
bigunQ iinDet bcute, Sonneritog, Den 4. Stpz
TENDER, UNI % rlbr Tu6mittugs, BON Der @obz
nuuQ hires 66ipiegeriobucs Sobn Stsinadcr an
Der annapolis &ouO, g8etpOrt, aus itatt. @eiietz
.5uug pripatim auf Der MISUNDERSTANDING 4
Sus a6euOQl6dlsin flinQt i'm 56at,
Sprt D6cu i6immern SterHe,
Tun eebt'g biuuuf 5um 6immelsiaGl,
Die Seimutb Dinft DON 6erne.
Sbr 9ieben ols CUTE Nabt,
Mcin Qil9erlouf lit nun pOlbra6t.
S6ntr mar Die SAT- uuO i9per oos 3ieI,
8roB mar oas Seer Der SOrgeu,
S8enn man fir Ginoer iOrgcn mil
Dom QbcHD big sum YtOrgen.
uno @ott bat Niles ipobl qema9t,
Sbr 2ieben @Qe: @ute Tu6t!
G46-0 Sic truuernbC Giuber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

Gg iturb ON 3. September 1902, 10 1lbr @orz
m~ittags, q8m. I. 9e6r, %eeliebter 8atte BON Yturp
Qebr, ge6. @6rtr, I'M Glitter bon 46 Subren. Sic
@ecrOi0une finOet beute, Sonncrfta9, 3 1lbr
@a6mittagg, pon ieiuer lebten Wobnnng, Rr. IA,
9Bet= oumburQ.StraBs, aus itatt. gsiiebung prioas
tim auf Der &OuOon.4art. 6 smeterp.n C46-O
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SpocSf1ue.

alt.
gm 81. @ueut s ritbri6 g r, 40 Sabre
alt.
gm l.. September MotGie StDIGmunn,
l SG6r alt.
gm 2. September Z beoOore S6uIer, 8
Sabre aft.
alt.
am 2. September 6 8 aid, Al Sabre
alt.
Nm 30. gugut ID q 81. @uber, 81 Sabre
alt.
Qm 3. Scpfember G. lila q. Suurer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
8rDBer ais ie 5u0Ur.
Die bertIibsu
Eas=NpOrt DrpO(it unO DettsrtOn

GGturFoncn. Ser nsue Gampf:r ssusqusbanna.'
Srpbs SOttIg in 9tttcrtOn. Gis oroBen 9riiden,
bic Serge; maltrii6s Stsusris'H an Sugqustuuuaz
RiOsr; ,rbubene GernF3tsu uui Der 0uHJeH Gabrt.
gettsrton 1T gin Qrobartiqer 9lub.
Ser feiufs ausflu0 DON Der StaOt ans, isNtH
Stentag, ouEsrtug unO g a m # a 9
I'm I ubr Radmittdgs. RidtuHit nm Ill ubr
Q6euog. g OuNtags um 8 ubr 9Ormittags.
Riidtunft um S tlbr @beuOg.
gig,te 5Oc. - TlubGleiten soc.
9tOiHnenb am II. Suni
(Suni7. SAS4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

Se9s 0dmpfer uber
$500 @infpdnberern ldnOeten Dorgez
itern i'm Stem : Norfer 0afen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

n9ebanfen. nH ~ n, 9err
profefOr, parum 10 tpeltDergefen9"
= nWas, Melt bergefen9 $50 9ab'
i9 benin bic nieber ite6en ldfen?l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

@9on nieber 9atfi9b bic
partitulartitifde prefe8apern's iiber
cine n8erpreuBung" gu bei4peren.
Ser bupsrif9s @enerolsbut, Elm 9reiz
matter nit 5a6nenfeOerbuf4, niro
abgeI9afft unb bur9 einen OFFICERS
lSeIm er5eBt. 9as 9e5eter Der un5uz
frtebensn pirb Ni6ts niiben, ba berz
urtise Nenberungen militGrii4erQeuz
Berli9feiten f9On i'm 8eriaiaer8iinb=
TiBbertruge borgeIeben tporben iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

Gin bebauerGi9er Il NJ
fan bat ii9 segen bus gnbe DerRunbz
reife bes prdftbenten 3oOieDelt bur3
bic Neuenglanb Stadten Bel Pittsz
fielb, MaK., nod a~ugetrdgen. ST.
&~opfebelt fat iibrigens Bel benz re4t
erniben 3ufmmenftoB zines eleftriz
f9en @agens nit ietnem 5ubrperte
9lid gebabt; er fam nit eintgen
Iei9ten @9rGmmen babon. Ser I'm
fan 6Gtte bon biel ernfteren 5olgen
Tein t0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
Marnareth Srabihnar.

sc farb am /. September 1902 Maroaret6
RraBi6mar, e~cliebt. Satin Oss oeritorbsnen Ser
mann &robi6mar, i'm 60. Sabre ibrc5 2cbens.
Sic @cerOioung finOet 6sute, Sonncritag,
ben 4. September, glu6mittuQ5 I'M 2 ubr, pom
Srauer6uuie, CIR. 1902, SitOzG6urlcs=5trab aus
ftatt. 6reunoe unb 9etanute fnO G6tungsoOa
eiu0eluOeH. C246-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
9O6 GreeRsO dutpferpGo

Grturfou nab Tpd: urD 6tOHsp'Grstt. Sdms
bier psrlaf,n 9OOiOn's Bsrits nd5 ROd'Grei, nit
ausnabms 5amfag uuD 6Onntag, td9li9 8 ubr
WtorQsus uno 2.30 Ha6m. Sumtags um Z ubr
Worgeng uHo 80 Raam.; SOuntags UNI 4 uno 8
ubr TlorqeHs UNI 2 ubr Ra6mittags. 8rOrDn's
Berffs 10 Rinutsu ipdtsr. Sampfr DtrtaHsn
2OOien's 8trfts tdgIi6, NIT gusuabms BON SoHHs
TAG, nm 7 ubr WorgsHs unO go Rubm. 5ountags
nm 4 uno s ubr Nlorgsn5 urn 2 ubr Ra4m. fir
StoucD=Sreet, auf Der Siu= uuo 2itdfa9rt an
Eronn's QBsrfte a~nltgeno. GuuOr.iisFeiGste %0c.
VI. sB. 8tpmleS, @uDsrtnteuosnt
C5uni1 ,3D}ttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

mad annapolis, ut. 8ogal Station, !7.50, 1883
Born, 6um~osusStatioH, 800, 800 8orm.'
1915, AIS, $40 yaam.
9lbfabrt BON Gumotu=Station mad 6rcosrid,
H.35, !e.47 8Orm., 1918 8orm., lbs, A8 uEs
SOD @int,aes, 1920 Born, 1910, H3ORuam.
Ra6 6aoerstUpu. 800 Born. Al5, Ass
go8 GaitottsGtto uuo mt. Nirp, aOtaL 7.S5.
f,i5 gorm., lbs, 4.3O, '535 gG8m, $780,
@G6 @urtis' gao, 1928 Rorosus.
mad qurup, Ut. Manifestation, 2.S 9a@Ms
Eoro,u,e iotiou. 80 10 RQbm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
annnpn.Rnrf.Gclu etern.

s1eus etftiontu FnO icbt iur gti5tiguHg btrues
ridtet. Qitls ausosnGblts Cots. Der 5uptrtnteH'
bent os Crumbs Unp 8pbens Diro ieoe geUiint6te
Qusfunit ertbeilsn. - Sas GrematoriI m
felt idgli6 aur anlbeFtipu often. @tatR Edbsrsm
nenDt man F9 an osu SupniHtsRbtRtsH o0r an
nGg gaysAu In r &. "a @ftkGQEataass6troBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
IS tets.
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@arO.

Wlnle. NIIE. NNUtV'
gurte, Charles, 1859 2iobtsstr......."..-....22
Callahan, Charles rs, 4 II. 6 5.sGaIpcrtitr.. 80. 4
Glaibornt, Moiss, I'll observation-disclosures. 8
Clutter, oarrp, 535 acknowledgements. )
GouraOeg, @utap. 637 Northumberland
0elanto, 5oiepb 81, 733 6umberlarozS tr........1
Stint, Dot, 14A bis 1926 Cits8altimortz5tr.... 6
6epitt. g8;ljom G., 507 @oro54intsStr........17
S'6onnOr, G6arles s., 2l1 Cft=Gu0cttczStr. .... 4
s6erman, Gbarlcs, 918 Cia&ombarO=Str..... 3
Stein, Mar, 800 Cta5apttttaStr.............. )
stof, QuDrcp, 51 bis 513 @loOmz5 .........14
Sbomas, 6arrp, 508 0tDrtLcsAUc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

Sfr GampFsr .Gambrioqts o,ridbt BEN 9isr 4,
2igbttraben : QBerfts, tdgIi8, ausgsHOmmen Sans
tags uno SOnutags, UNI 40 Ra5mittaes. 6am'
TAGS UNI 8 llbr Na9mittaqg.
GabrpreIs soc. aSsHDRablsit soc,
C5uHi6, 3&51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
9Onncritaa, 4. septembcr 1902.

,@eIinben Winter" bu
Der 8erliner 8olfspiB, ben biesidbriz
gen Sommer genannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

gIIte SeRttHaem (GorrsTp6nhenteuN,
Zoe. pro 6uubtTt, 81 5abtn in Der Office Ses -DeuGs
l1sn @otreH9netaisR,@ BGltinoIGs On. ula &oRa
6EheeS SssRans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
KA merchandise Miners

t.N MGICNduLS
%1@GE Transportation Comp.
E%S Sdmpfe HiniGn.
Hah BpHpn uuH Dem Often.
itoen Wontaa, D~isaitaa, DonHerltd5 uHo SamffaaI
AbsRos g ubr.
Radh Wroptnence MuG Dem Gffsn:
itoen glittpoh. Srettag uHo SonHtd3, GbenoS q uaE
gfddI SapanHab uue ncm SIbeI:
iebeR 9lenffGg, Donntritda, SamtGJ, abeHos 8 lbG.
Rad Nempprfs9 1EDSu uc 9%iprfolf:
t6QIib I'M d Ihr A6enb5.
unh6trtrefaihe ScqusmIihisltsn uno SefoitianHa.
SorsfdlttJe 8erioouus uHo ibHele SetoroeruHs
DOR Iratt. g. R. @inIHgbdm. A9eHt,
ffHB oes IaHgeH Do6s;
81. .. Eurner, @.s8s4.;
Is. z. GuutiuS, o.. s. u;
u. .. Zrebbins, @.sqR.;
g. g. Bbitpep, . B.zB unb LsVe.
3auptbureaur-Rr. 2II, ST @rrmausg CITRATE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
Herional= NOtisen.
Nene an3eigen.
Sbeilbaber1Ga fts= Mnsciae.

Observation-Disclosures nscige.
Sit Ibeilbaberi6aft, pel9e bisber 3tpiif)tn 3bO=
mas s. Mc0ultp unD Bomb 8. 6imuns inter
Der Girma 9bomas s. Me3ultp & So.
b~eitonOen bat, purbe am 80. aueuft 1902 nit Q e
qeuiettieer 6 inpiltieu %aufgelot.
Sas @ei6Gft pirb inter Der 6irma Sbos. s.. Dte=
gtulto & 60. BON S6omas 8. MtRultp tOrtGe=
fhbrt.
Sbumas q, WcS7uItp,
(246-O Bomb 8. Sfmpne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
Otto u. Strutb.

I1uier ocliebter @ruoer otto 81. Strutb ipurOe
rng nab tur3cm i6pcrsr 9eiOen in ieinerl p.
Sabre our6 Den SOB e%ntrifen. Sie geerDigurg
fiuoet beute, Sonusrftnq, ben 4. September,
3 ubr Ra6mittags, BON ieiner ieBten QBObntng,
CIR. 80, @arlemsAbeHue, aus auf Der p2OuOOnz
QarfzGemeterp1 ftutt. (246-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

Die 6d1tung Der PoGen
in preuben bat 6ereits gu politil4en
@fntourgen gefii6rt. Ro4Oem bic
polntf9en @o5tulbemofraten eigene
ganbibaten fir Die fommenOe &ei9sz
tagspa6l aufseftent baden, bat Die To-
sialoemOfrutii4e Purteileitung reinen
1H9 gema6t un6 fi9 BON ben uniiz
Gerert unb ungetreuen Pdrtsigdngern
poGftdnoig losgefogt. @s tperben
Stpar @erfu4e gemu4t, cine 9eritdnz
biglpng berbei5ufu6ren, bic ober
f9perlt4 GrfOlg 6aben perben. Qu4
benz Centrum bat cine polen : Ser
fammlung bic Qbiage ertbeilt. Sn
polniffen @sbietst6eilen ioq feinGenz
trnmsmann mebr aufgeiteGt tperOen.
limb 10 apirb au4 bas Centrum Den
polen gegerii6er @telung nebmen
miifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

Die sd ii 9ener Sugenb"
er8G6lt bpn Der l1eberfeBungsfunit i'm
Mdbfen : @pmnaiium: profefor:
.Wir tperben i6on ieBt nit Dem SIT
Iius GGIar Beginner. So1te Die Qefz
tire Sbnen 4nFungs S6pierigteiten
beretten, 10 bente i4, OaB bieielben
hur9 6GeiB buLb iibertpunben perben.
Srdulein Grna, tpoQen sic DerIu4en,
ben Sitel BE beGo guQicO" 81 ii6erz
feben" SRI. Grnu (nu6 tur5er 9uuz
fe, errDt6enb): pom f90nen @aaier."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

ueber bic g rinbungb Der
eriteD 1eRtlasn 2sitHaa in BEN Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
tStaStz SngenieurssS Ireau.
RoxhEn

Sta6tz SnsenieurssS lrcdu.
RatbtdIS,
altimore, DEN 2. September 1902.
Mn Vile, bic eS anscbt!
@iermit piro allen ruuosGiQcutbtmcrn an Der
Qruut=StraBe, Don Der SuOoftiritc Der @olO=Strabe
uuo Der NorDDcitleitc Der 9lpom=StruBe, unb an
Der WontiorD=Aoenus, BON Der Rorpicite Der Comm
ienbzStraBe unO Der SiOoititite Der @dD=5trube,
Radribt %geQeben, buB Der Staot=& uQenieur Die
9ertbtiluHg Der Soften fir Die 9flaitcrung al benz
ungepflateteu Sbsile Der ~beiaqteu Strobeu, inter
ben @Oribriftcn Der am l. Y1ai 1902 befdtigtcn
SsrorOnung 9r. 80 fertig Geitclt bat.
Die 9ofumcnte in benz Sale bsfiuOen f3 in bies
fem 9ireuu, unO piro Der StaOt=Sngcnieur AM 10.
September 1902 IN icincm 8iIreou i'm Ratbbauie
anpsienO iein, unO 5pii6cH p ubr Wittags uno
2 llbr ga6mittaq5 irQcnO lptlde Anguben, iopobl
miinblibe, ME l3riftlite, tpclbs bon intercifrtsH
9triouen borgebra3t perosn m0esu, in 8etra1t
atebGn.
8. Z. Senran.
(Scpt4,6,9,1D staots5noenieur.
Nrpartcmcu t fir Ilutcrrfbtswcfen Snreau
- Ger Srbornc Der Sd,uI'G onImtftdre.
9ultimore, Nto., 2. September 1902.
Sine 9riifunq fir 9sbrer in Den Glementurz
s6ulen ipirD am ID 0 Il a q, 9tcntdg unO
W t M d., BEN g., 9. unD 10. September 1902,
@ormittaQs 9 ubr b~e0inneuO, in Der tpcitIiden
bDberen S06teri6ule, an Der Gfe BON GafGDettc=
&pcnue uno McGulObsS traBr, abgcbaltcn.
8u ~otrielbcn 3cit fiuOen aud 9ritfungcn fir Qcb=
reriuncn Der Dsuti1en Spru6e, &o4en unO @aHo=
arbeitcu futt.
6irtularc nit nd6crer @ugfunft t0nncn in Oieicnt
Sircau %entgcgen g~enOmmGn iperOeu.
SIM auftru1e
s. NJ. GowIes,
(sest45,69 setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
- WaY-Down-the-Ba v
"a uhr NprmittaaB.

uHO GboptaHf=Riber : Grturfouen, $50 Wtilen,
5alJDafsr, ben ooujeu Gag, 2tbensrstttr fir ftins
Rtnoer, Sunberte BON Granftu ourS oiei, Iuss
iliios Dicoer bsre,tslt: Der prdbtige uuo populate
9amptsr r@mmu 9tIes," jsOen 9isnfaq unS
0oHutr f a I'M Z ubr 9Orm.. Ridtunft um
10 ubr gbsnbs. 9iuete soc.
CJuni7, 9&S@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

unlGngft begegnetenn mir
in elmer Qn3dbl amerifunif6er 8lGtz
ter Der Nott5, buB Die beutI9en Solz
oaten feline dmertfanif9en Shinten
befommet f~oGtsn; pommerf98dniez
brittle piirben lie dber besipegen ebert
Totpenig erbalten. Slider ni9t, ober
bie@eripaltung Der beuti9en Wfilttdrz
fii6en fat in t6ren neueiten 8ori9rifz
ten bufiir geiorgt, baB Die Sruppen@
@erpflegung cine quite 1T. Sn ben
Sruppenfii9en barf nur &ub6utter
berfpenbet perben; ale &un5t6utter'i 1T
ausgei9loHen. S9infen muB BON
geTunben, i'm Snlanbe eef3ld6teten
Sbieren berrii6ren. Die Speiien iolz
len i9madbuft 8ubereitet tperOen unb
ben Drtliden tlimatii3en 8erbdltnifz
fen, fppie Der 9eI9madsrt6tung Der
Mdnnf9aften ion mad WOgll4teit
He6nung getrugen perben.
ueber bic gurppuretfe
bes 8rGIibenten S9pab bonn Sta9lz
Eruit f9retbt Elm Srantfurter 8latt
i'm 6anbelstbeil: On Die 3eiie bteies
Mdnnes, tpel4er bic tnbuitriellen
&retfe f9on felt ldngerer 3eit lebBdft
bef9dftigt, tniipfen ii4 uuerlei gOm>
binationen, du9 bic, baB er bic beutz
f9en unb englif8en Stabl : probu@
5enten gu elmer @ereinigung aufamz
menf9fieben min, Die bann nit benz
dmerifanifGen Stabltruit in engere
Jibtung treten iOu. 4nf9einenO bat
man fir cine SnterefengemeinI9aft
Gbnli9 berjentgen Der S9ifffabrts=
@eieGi9aften i'm 4uge, aber berptdn
lift 70 fiibn, buB man ni4t re4t peiB,
o6 man i'm iber6uupt ernft nebmen
sou. Wenn er in 4ngriff genommen
tperben fonte, bann pdren iebenfaQs
Diele 6tnbernife gu ~iiberlpinoen, unb
Is Der1obnt ii9 borert fpobl faum,
ernftli9 6tenurg iba5u 81 nebmen.
Das Sine bat Die 8erbreitung BESSIE
1iiAts 5u Mege gebradt, es bat Die
p6antafie Der Decentralization et=
mas aEssrsat
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,6unaI 2SGue-"9inte

nab philadelphia Tnc 0femsSort-
Gefli9. Obj, D. eemosH. a9I !. Utn~'
So = @m & giuer : 755 Born. U " 800 .. 6
Buffet 8arlor ...... 9.l9 9orm. - n y
NcrIor Sirsr .,... 9.52 Borm. 9.5l y.
$50 E;nsr no 50 BORN. q !l054 y.
8arlor, Diner ...... IL Na9m, LIZ
vRupcl 2imiteO,f dusl3iIfBIl9 puAmIA GUY,
Buffet Smofsr, 4arl0r, A9'5Eo9lIp". CRs.S, H""
GafesgBaggoHs ... . 81 IIW"' . 20 ~
QarlUr, SiHsr ...... 6.yV IOOs' o'o9 . v
GOu6cs nab 99ilao. : g.OJ %0o7. S'U q y
99ooIoI|gSIafDaqQou uaa @eDs0OrI fertig gum
esbron6 in Vt. Republication I'm 1000 4bno5.
~ mad qtlauticsGitp al Q8o5sHtagen; ., Ra3
gtlauticsGitp tagIIb..
@as 3lgs Baltsp m MllmIngtoH. Z, bait in
G6sfsr al.
Rbila. gffom. .... 1905 BORN. $40 Worm.
Qbtla. Grprsb ..... $3.50 Rutm. R.35 g(u6uI
8bilG. GEprtb -. !455 9ldm. 300 Ta6m.
aberoseu NtiOr. q. !525 9Gbm. 1870 Qabm.
Nbila. @Iior. -. 1850 Abos. 26 Is qbOs.
8~iatt=gIrsaug ROroptf=6de 6alOsrts unp sots
timorssstr., CIR. 20l, 6uo=@roa0Dao, mt. Roooh
citation posr GdmosHzStation.
q. @. MARTIN. Ulgr. gaT. groffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

Ser .Norb { altfornia
9eroIb" fdreibt: 8om &riegs<Oepar
aement cling Der Staats untoerfitGt
in 8erteIep bic Weiiung gu, tinftig
bic Stuberrten tp09entlt9 flint, itatt
tpie bis6er atpei 9tunben, militdrii4e
lleburgen MAIDEN gu luffen. 9as
Sftmmt nit anberen MeGOungen, OaB
in unieren S6ulen nSoloat6es" gez
Epielt perben ioue. Nu, Die 5ran3o@
ZEN buben ba1elbe Experiment pDr
Sabren du6 beriu4t, uber Siasco oaz
init sema4t. 9isr pirb's ni4t better
geben, ober foute Der bisber 10 bielper>
bD6nte Militarismus bod in Imerifd
feiten SUB gepinnen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
SaIStuft.

Ser claiborne" 2lusHn9.
DIR SEbegriff ausr N-Hnsbmlt6fsitsu UNI 9srguI'
ga eiRsr uOrHtRmsR 9a4tpSabrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

Die nabfolg,nO geHunHtau 9eriuusn baben @,s
iu6e um rams er irun 9 elmer 8etd Is
6pirttuoisn : 9ieenl eingsreibt, nelds
% I 10 0 d, II. September, y ubr Otitta9s'
in Grrpdguug gs5Ootn psrOtH ioaen- 9rotrt=6 e!s
mulare iDmn QsiDiiui6N f0nntu aui Griu6eH III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

gogel, &trtboho, 400 IorO=9Ono= Str........ 8
@arO, 81. g., 30 acknowledgements
g8lre, 3ames g, @O37 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
@ciubsrg 5anie tlBittDcl, 522 Ctz9rdtttr... 4
@eDman, gobert g, 1901 8st59altimOrtitr.. 20
8iefs, 66arlsg, 1921 Ganton=2oe ............... =
gBietmun, 9eoras, 1929 6Tcr=Str....-........ l
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gB;tgaa, 0tOrgs, lll7 g8atiOusStr.."........ 3
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81 had stomach trouble all my life. -
says Edw. Mehler, proprietor of the
Union Bottling Works, Eric, Pa,
''and tried all kinds of remedies, went
to several doctors and spent consider
able money trying to get moment S
peace. Finally | read of Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure and have been taking it
to my great satisfaction. | neverfound
its equal for stomach trouble and
gladly recommend it in hope that |
may help other sufferers" Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure cures all stomach
troubles. You don't have to diet.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Gigests what
you eat, DR., Terry's Drug Store.
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MERM M ENTAU, APRIL l..

Capt. II. G. Mccain went to
Lake Charles Monday afternoon
to spend several days.
Mr.. G.. w. Doane. spent som e
time in our town Monday. His
shlngie mill is still on the Lac
asino.
TheiJug boat, Bernie Holmes, ;"
LIT the wharf This morning about
ten O'Clock for Lake Charles for
repairs. Capt. j. Il. Cline at tie
wheel.
StonewHli jackson came over
today froD Lake Charles tospelId
the SUNNI ~ working lor Me$s!n.
Hurd and W ignt on their plant
a!ion south oi Marln Hiatt.
Mr.. j. /! Clio" had Hilar-;o of
the u ,ra ions tor -ustui SGa
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SAVED MANY "a TIME.

Don't neglect coughs and colds even
il it is spring. Such cases often re-
suit seriously at this season just be.
cause people are careless. a dose OF
One Minute Cough Cure will remove
ali danger. Absolutely safe. Acts at
once. Sure cure for coughs, colds,
Group. grip, bronchitis, and other
throat and lung troubles. II have
used One INMATE Cough Cure several
years, says Postmaster G. y. D;Bw-
son. Barr, III. 1t is the very best
coush medicine on the market. 1t has
saved luc many d severe spell Of sick
ness ard I warmly rCcuunend it. -
j hu c.ituicn i.VN Ui4t Ir. Terry 5
DIus ovviI,
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REAL ESTATE SALES

The following transfers have
been placed on record since our
last issue:
State of La to w l. Vickery
sale of tax land acquired for taxes
of 1897 described as lots 5 and 6,
blk 3, Gill add, $12.6O.
S J Mills to I j Mills, lot 18,
blk 3 e of End st, Fenton, S25.
AD McFarlain to T L McKin-
ley, lots 10 and IL, blk 81, Nc
Farlain sub, 500.
A A Hebert to the Toomey Lbr
Co, Ltd, lots and 9, blk 30, Jen-
nings, $1375.
Narcisse Reou to Fl IIebert, 80
&C in 11-9, 500.
Fenton It S Co to I j Mills lots
g, 10, 10 and 20, blk 3, Fenton,
500.
S j Fenton tog1 Mills, lots 10
and 20, blk 3, Fenton. S45.
D Lorman to [ j Mills, ,160 &C
in rs, $500.
III hoffman,, cashier, to @ +
Clavery, lots 8, 10. IL iand -, blk
=, Woodson Place, Jennings, $50.
N A L and II Co, Ltd, to l. E
Robinson, 1874 &C in 1O,4,Sl9,647.
H Hebert to N Reon, so &C in
11-9, 500.
w H Simmons and the Spring
Hill Company, exchange of Iprop-
erty.
F B Cutting to "A Kuehn, lot 5,
blk 4, Cutting add, S225.
NAL & T Go Ltd to J @ Min
nix, warranty deed, 175 acres in
10, 4, 81, 734. Is.
S Gary to Mrs P Cole, war
ranty deed, 8 acres in Z, 4, 1866. &c.
A D McFarlain to Jgs. Lbr.
Co., warranty deed. 5 lots, blk so,
S1,75O.
D E Sweet to P Capdeville,
warranty deed, lots s, 9, blk 3,
Woods annex, 500.
Mrs NJ M Miller to G. W Cos
ner, warranty deed, lots 5, 6, blk
5, II and M sub. Welsh, S4OO.
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Those having young calves to
dispose of should address F. e.
Garrould, Evangeline, La. 50 ut
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SHOT IN HIS LEFT LEG.

For all kinds Of sores, burns,
bruises, or other wounds Dewitt S
Witch Hazel Salve is a sure cure.
Skin diseases yield 20 it at once. Never
fails in cases OF piles. Cooling and
healing. None genuine but Dewitt IS.
Beware of counterfeits. 81 suffered
for many years from sore caused by
a gun shot wound in my left leg, -
says A. S. Fuller. English, Ind. "It
would not heal and gave me much
trouble. l used all kinds of remedies
to no purpose until l tried Dewitt S
Witch Hazel Salve. "A few boxes
Drug Store.
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Lake Charles is preparing for
a spring race meeting.
There will be preaching at the
Congregational church tonight
George Colson went to Mer
mentau today fer a days visit.
F.P. Blackburn captain of the
steamer Olivia was in town or
business today.
G. L. Killingers have moved
into the Bell house in the north.
east part of town.
Mrs. B. Hart Who has been
suffering greatly with neuralgia
has slightly recovered.
Chas. Perry and family have
moved into Mrs. Edwards house
on West Division street.
Desire Hebert, one of the solid
citizens of Lake Arthur, was
transacting business here today.
Judge e. S. Hampstead was a
visitor to the parish seat this
morning on official business.
Howard Alderman was q Wis
itor from the North American
rice plantation of Lowry today.
The weatheris gradually warm
ing up and heating stoves are be-
ing taken to their summer quar-
terS.
A fine new school building is
one of the improvements we will
get in the near future if our peo-
pie vote right.
Preaching at U. B. church next
Sunday morning at II a. m. and
at Roanoke at 8 p. NJ, same day.
F. r. Mitchell. pastor.
Rev. and Mrs. G. N. Funk ar
rived today from Paris, Texas.
They will visit relatives here for
an indefinite time.
S. r. Shear & Sons, proprie-
tors of the Arctic Ice factory,
have an advertisement in the
RECORD. Read it.
Harry Lumpkin departed today
for Dawson City, Alaska, where
he will work some of his brothers
gold mines.
F. @. VanNess, of Houston. a
former Jenningsite, is IN the city
visiting his family. Frank is in
business in Houston and returns
this afternoon.
The Rev. w. r. Stead will de.
liver a stereopticon lecture at s
o'clock tonight at the M. E.
church. All are cordially iu-
vlteI to attend.
The case of A. S. Pinney and
son Roy Pinney VS.. T. H. Winn,
il Judge Hempstead's court yes.
t3rday afternoon was decided in
favor Of the defendant.
Mrs. ". S, Bridgford, who
has just gone through an opera,
ton in the New Orleans santa
rum, is reported as doing nicely
after being Oh the operating ia
BILE for more than an hour and q
half.
B. T. Kitterman departed to-
day noon for Sioux City, Iowa,
where he will visit a son for 9
short time, after which he will
go to Sheldon, in tie same state
where another son resides. AT.
ter short visit there he will &c
to Ash Creek. MIMI, to visit his
parents.
Those having young calves tc
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Choice Lots,

A nicely located lot in Clifton
Place also a choice lot on Acad-
emy Avenue. Either of these
will be sold at bargain. N. l..
Miller.
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Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain
uncalled for in the postoffice at
Jennings, La, for the week end
ing April 2, 1902:
Brisco, Joseph BraXtun, Jane
Babison, ,Alphonso Cellie, Lontine
Cassell, Albert Crathe M w
Cotton, S II Dane, Harry
Gardner, Harris Gallup, Marie
Gesman, G Mrs % Guillothe, Luke
Hill, Robbut Hooston, William
Johnson, Thomas Joseph, Lissie
Kreamon, Fred. Lopas, Frank
Lemons, Arthur McCarty, w Edwin
Metcalf, George Pulve", Il
Parrelt, II Mrs Rigge, Richard
RicharI, Amey Stewart, John
Swindle, Henry Thelks
Thompson, Wi liam
When calling for any OF the
above letters, please say "Adyer-
tised."
Fl. >. FERREE, p NJ.
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day and the church looked very

day and the church looked very
pretty.
The body OF Tom Holman, the
man who was drowned about a
week ago, was discovered not
more than so yards from his
shanty boat last Thursday by
Mr.. j. W. Johnson. The coroner
came over that night and exam
in ed the body. The jury decided
that the unfortunate man met
his death by accidental drowning.