davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22
0r11nhr.

Buffalo, Mzg., 21, 2lpril. -
Die 7ra6tI6uppen an Der 8reenz
StraBe, nabe Dem GrhangeitraBenz
8u6nboF Der gHepzgorfer Central
8a6n," groBe Quontitdten 6ra6t,
Iopie flint 6elaoene GrpreBpaggon5
gingen 6eute frij6 in 6lammen ouf.
U}an i6GBt Den9erluIt auf $150,000.
G6arles !0enOridion, Elm Glert Der
.l1niteD States GrpreB g." pir0
permiBt.
Q4inch Sus., 21. 2(pril. -
Sin 6eute in Der Sem Gitp : SGges
mi6le ausge6ro4enes 6euer 3erTt0rte
Gtgent6um i'm 8ert6e Don etpa
$23O,OOO uno fij6rte ben Sob elmer
6ruu our6 S9reten 6er6ei. Die
5lammen per6reiteten Ii6 10 RAID,
RAP 8tpet SpriBen Der itaDtiIGeu
5euerne6r i'm Stide gelaTen perOen
muBten unD mttperbrannten. 0}e6z
rere 2DI6mdnner erlitten 8erleBunz
gen.
G6tcugo, q. 2tpril. = Da5
r8incennes department. 6otel" an Der
Sc. StraBs unb 8incenne5 2(oenue
purOe 6eute Ra6mittag our6 6euer
3erftOrt Der 8erluit betrdgt $780,
900. 2ue 8epobner enttamen unOer=
lebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22
Winintnrz Saubiten einaelufJt.

Gcranton, gd., q. 2pril. =
8ier iugenolide StruBenrGuber, be-
rem 96antaIie bur9 2eftiire Der
Dime Hobels," pel9e bon ben 6alz
bent6aten" Der Gebriiber Sames unD
anberer Sitter Der Qano1truBe er3G6z
len, er6iBt mar, iino perbaftet ipor0en
uno befinoen iid ieBt i'll Olip6unt i'm
@efdngniB, neil tie Die 8iirgeri4aft
Dur6 edte 8anbiten N1etbpben in
2tngit unb S9reden perieBt hatten.
Die Sungen 6atten ii4 fir biliges
9alb bier Gepolber gefauft unb be-
qdnnen bann ibre @arriere ais mo-
berne Ginaloos. 3uerit itatteten iie
einem Saubeni9ldg einen 8efu9 a6
unb itablen cine 4n3ubl 5auben. Sin
Mann, Der ooriiberging, bemertte ben
Oie6itabl uno belt ben sSungen cine
Wloralpuufe. @r lpar aber nod nt6t
tpeit qefommen, dl3 lie i4re Iebolber
spqen uno inn befa6len, ben Munb
gu falten. sic Oro6ten, ibm Das
2e6snsliat aus5ublafen, ipenn er ii4
mudIen p0er iie Derrat9sn piiroe.
9urd bieIe griflingstAut ermutbigt,
aoqen lie peiter unb pliinDerten me4=
rere 4aFanten, Die i6nen in ben Weg
tamen. 8eTtern abr tpuroen tie BON
Dem 59ifTaI Der Mebr5abl Der 8an=
bitten betrpffen unp eingelp4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22

6ra6traten feien nidt geitiegen. Ser
5ruIt controlire 1elbit Die 8ieb3ii6tez
reien. W}an ioIte ale W}tttel anDane
ben, UNI Die 6ubgierigen &ruit5, pelz
DIE Die g}a6rung5mittel pert6euerten
un0 Die &leingeperbtrei62nOen aus
mer3ten, gu berni6ten.
9elegot Simon pom Gomite Der
o3uI9neioer Union" bemertte, 0aB,
nenn Die oytaliener nit Is Gent8 pro
Sag oustommen uno Die G6ineien ioz
gar nur BON 8eiS leben t0nnten, 10
fo0ten aud Que 2lrbeiter mai einige
No6en Iit6 bes 6leii6e5 ent6atten
t0nnen uno Der 6leiI6=3ru1t niiroe
bann gepiB gu &reu3e trte6en,
6erman 3o6inion ertlGrte, es fet
6ebauerli6, lpenn Der 5leii6z5ruit
feline 6abgier iogar an ben 2lr6eitern
befrieDigen 0iirfe, bod menn bic Or
better, penn au6 nur fir tur3e 3eit,
fi9 nit anberen 9}a6rung8mitteln,
nie 8emiife un0 Gerealien 3ufrteoen
gd6en 10 pUr0en iie OemOItriren, DoB
Der 3rut ni6t almd6tig Iei,
4nbere 9eIegaten f6lugen Dor, BEN
GongreB 5u eriuden, BEN 3Ou auf
ausldnOiIde5 6leiI6 ob3ui4affen,
mas 3par ntdt 10 i6neu geI6e6en
t0nne, a6er DennO6 feline 6eiliame
8irtung baben piirbe.
0elegat s. Q8olF meinte, Der
5leiI6z8opcott fir 0reiBig Sage
niirOe ben 6teiI6z3ruit niat befonz
bers oufregen. Der 8erIanOt pijroe
einfu4 entfpre6enb 0erminOert nerz
ben, bod Der 9rofit piirOe, Oa ii6
aud Die 8etrie6Sfo1ten in gleidem
M}aBe perringern pir0en, peIentli4
ntht gerinqer tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22
pie 2Iiewap tft oas 1ecca-
WarbldnOcr
iuOnltrielle NusiteQnltg.
9sDm 20. Wiai bis sum IL. Sumi.
Q1O
Sleibt in Nauiln.

&riegsgeri6tIi9e ltnter1u4ung gegen
ben 9ertpiiIter BON Samar, 8enez
raj @mitb. = @r bebauptet, lang
miitbtg unb iogar 4uman ge3an@
belt gu 6aben. = SIMMER me6r
Spfer Der @bOlerd.
W9untIu, q. Q(pril. = @e1tern
1T Der Sransportbampfer n8uFOro"
BON bier na9 San 6ran5isco abgefa6>
rem, na9bem er bier flint Sage lang
in QuarantGne gelegen bate. General
syacob s. Smith, Der 8efe6ls6aber Der
ameritanifdsn 5ruppen auf Der Snfel
Samar, CUR 3eit, ais Major 8aller
ii9 Der gri4ieBung BON @ingeborez
nen o6ne ieoes geri4tli4e 8erfabren
i6u1big ma6te, bat ben 9ampfer,
auf pel9em er ft9 na6 ben 8ereinigz
ten Staaten bege6en nollte, na9 elmer
llnterrebung nit 9eneral G6Qffee
pieber berlafen unb tpirD pdbrenb
Der pom &riegsTetretdr angeorOneten
llnteriu6ung ieiner @ampagne auf
Samar in W1dntld berbletben. 8enez
raj Smith ertlGrt, baB Die Sfft3iere
unb Manni9aFten Ieines Corps nit
Ibier differentiation S9piertgfeiz
ten uuf SamQr 3u fdmpfen 6Qtten,
buB Die Slide unb @errdt6eret Der
@inqe6orenen QGes in Der 8riegsge=
| f6i9te 8etunnte iiberIteigen unb baB
| feline 2eute unter biefen l1mitdnben
cine Ieltene 2angmut6 an ben Sag gez
legt bGtten. SebenfaGIs iet feline an
Dere g2attpn 70 6uman nit ben berrGz
t6erif6en 8epo6nern umgegangen,
| Die Die Nmerifaner.
(SpGter,) = Sin trieg5geri4tli6er
| gro3eB lit gegen ben 9enerdl angez
prbnet tporben unO tpirO nd4iten
9onneritag Beginner.
General G6affee bat 8eneral S.
| sFrunflin 8eQ Die @liifpiin19e bes
9rGfoenten 9fooiepelt fir Die erfoIgz
rei9e 5iibrung Der Champagne in ben
9rpbin3en 8atangas unb Qaguna
nit einem langen 8egleitI6reiben
ii6ernittalt. DIS lleberbringer bes
G6affee'i6en 8riefes efungtrte @enez
raj 2lopb Wbeaton. 9eneral @6afz
fee qie6t in benz @9reiben 1einer Sc
nugt6uung Qusbrud, peIde, ibm Die
@6rung bes Generals Seitens be5
Yrdiibenten Deruria6t,
Seit Der llebergabe bes Generals
Malbar ne6men bic l1e6ergaben tag
li6 gu. 90 bat ii9 ieBt audi @eneral
| auftno nit 26 SfFi5ieren unb 375
Nann in Der Probin3 W2i7amis
(Minoanao) Dem Gingeborsnen Gonz
itabler Corps erge6en, tpel9e5 bort
nit ben Qmerifdnern genetni6uftli9
| operirt. GapitGn @reen glaubt, baB
bas Gufino'fde Corps bas leBte Snz
Iurgenten Corps auf Minbanao gez
peien it, Huftno bate 1tn91t ertolgz
los berfudt, Die W}orros gum Nnz
f6luB an Die Snfurreftion gu bepez
gen.
Die G6oIera Situation min ii9
abfolut nidt befer geitalten, troBbem
bas GanitGts Corps energii6 an
Der 8efGmpfung Der Seu6e arbeitet.
eSn Manila iinb Bis geitern 388 @r=
tranfungen unb 300 SoOesfdle gez
melbet fporben; aus ben 8robin3en
$50 grfrantungen unb 6O2 Sobesz
fdlle.
Ser SransportbampFer r8arren"
fpirb am %. 4pril nit bem %. Snz
fanterie Gegiment unb $50 Marine=
ioloaten BON bier na4 ben 8ereintgz
ten Staaten abfahren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22

elmer 900 N}eilsn BON 8ert6opanst
gelegenen StaDt Sititbirien's, auf5uz
bre6en unb bofften, oieIelbe ungefdAr
W}itte Mdr3 gu errei6en. 8On bort
aus perbsn iie nod 1900 Wteilen Bis
na4 benz 0itfap an Der 8shringsz
GtraBe 3uriid3uIagen 6aben. 8a6rz
I4einli3 per0en Die ndditen gta4z
ri6tan ii6er bic Expedition i6r &reuz
gen Der 8e6ringsitraBe unO ibre Gnz
tunft in 2llosfa melOen.
9e 0inot erpGbnt Elm @erii4t
DaB Baron Sons Grpeoitipnsi6iff
n3aria" auf Den iibiriIfen Snieln
geItranbet Iet unb nur fie6en Sonnen
&o1lan an 8oro babe.
& 2(m 10, 9a3enber 1901 nurOe Dpn
Petersburg aus geueloet, baB Baron
Son, Der 5ii6rer elmer ni6tigen ST.
petition, DeI6e ben 2luftrag bat,
geuiibirten gu ertori4en, bta Oatutst
telegrap6irte, baB er iein Winterz
quarter an Der g}erpsnstape &ute,
na6e Dem Qena Delta, aufgei6Iu9en
uno cine 8eo6a6tungsitatiOn gu 8o>
telu5f, auf Der &oteInp5z ober &otelz
ntt4 Sniel, eta6lirt babe. Die 5olz
Expedition ioGte bic iibirii6en Snieln
umi4iffen,
@uf Der @u6e no4 Der 50 u
rDntan."
Qonbon, 21. 2lpril. = Die 2loz
n1iralitGt bat Dem 8reu3er Oritter
&Ia7e n8elona" befoblen, iid Oem
&reu3er 3pei &IaFe r3bames" in Der
5ude na6 bem OermiBten 2aanliz
nienz9ampFer r6uronian" an3uz
i6lieBen. Die r8eGIona" ion ben
gan3en norbpeitIt6en She'll be5 at=
IantiI6en 03ean5 dbfu6en. Ser
r5uronian" 9ing am II. 5ebruar
BON @Iasgon na6 Ct. Syo6ns, R.8,
a6, uno 1T feitbem perT6oQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22

sic itben nur unideirf5dr aus uEo 1tutdno troat
SbAeu Die aub,rorDcutlibt otIHraIt in' p'9as 10
fbotidhlib bsTk,u uro pslte Fe in 5auieHDeH unO
@5.rtluienOtu pom Rrantb:iIsidlsn beipabrt b1btn,
n6mlib Die 81. Etrrarp s5rduterpiatn. S'totn Oo1
uu3dbligt 3sugniHr DON 4srioHcu, bic an H1fumaz
tjsmus, an aagsntinsr RorptrI5Ddbe. an Der
Sgaie. an Den Rtertn, an Der 2tbcr I'm TfagcH, an
9ertopiuug on 9sit6rter oerjz nno 8troanun0ss
5bdtigt.it. iomjs an pi,len anotrsH StoruHgsn Der
gileu oollfdupia furirt porosn fHO. Die Nlasn
BADEN iicb als portrtfli5.s @ausmtt'l iberaa tiHs
ssRaracrt. g0L %. .sai1&5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22
Stint Ginber ber6nnaert.

gJ}emp6ts, 3enn., 21. 2tpriG.
: Sn 6appooO Gountp, Senn.,
etpa 40 N1eilen n0rbIid BON bier,
firb flint g}egertinber ben 9nngertoo
geItorben. 5Ar @ater Sim Ifias
bate iie por mebreren No4en unter
oem9orpanb i'm @ti6e gelufen, buB
er Qrbeit fu9en po1Ie. Die 5amilie
ipobnte an elmer ifolirten Steae, uno
Der 3uIturo Der &inber ipurOe erit
entbedt, ais es gu fpdt fiir9iilfe mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22
Gtne idGne Ncucrung
SilA=Salttmore.
f1Pftfn $E1nrr Tnbrifdnt opn
C~~J SS~s@%A1 Gf6cren.e une WATER ICES,

cj'"'y @''"tl1 Gfscren.e une WATER ICES.
SD erdube mir, nreRsn pieltn &unOen uHO Dtm
9ublifum mit3utbeien, OaB id oas QroBe uno
ld)ons neue 8ebdupe. 9tr. 429, S1luopr7StraBe Ode
Sarres Strabe, M II, Mittluorb, Den 3 2lpri!,
lur Gutqegennabmt BON auitrdQsn troifHtn lperOe
Vie Gualitdt meintr Gisereme fpritbt fiir fb tlbi
oa oos gciddft itit 1851 stablirt lit unO f3 Der
<ftrung Die mriitcH berporragcuofn S1ottls in
cans DtarDsafo, 9iraiuien unO I'M Sitritt G0s
lnnbia ionic pielt Der QroBcn Damp fer=2iHitn
trfrsut. Sd ldOe obtunQspoa su elmer 9tibtjguuJ
Der ntnen GiszSrcmt=9arlOr Gin, in otncn Sic
prontptt unO auimtrtame @s0ieuune finOcn iptrz
DEN, uno Dieitlbe bobe Grdlitdt pon Greme3 unO
Sees" lpedeu 0turr's Gis46rtme unO rg9atsrz
Sees" brs geribmtbtit pecoauten crbulten. lint
ban Reinbern piee 4arlors 10 comfortabe unD un=
0rusbm, pte m6slib, 5u maiden, nurOen teine
Soften Qcibcut. 3as @tbduoe lit politdnoig burb
Gleftrij:tdt erleubtet.
Il nj geitelIuhpen pirO triu6t.
Sober gtiu6tr srbdt ein prdbtiges Suupsnir.
Gl2h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22
SoOluOD'8
81 " YtQeu
it0crm
AAnuRu41tute1te
80 Prnn1t11tt9.
t0crtt

Hurd ihrc anti biti5ftn EtgcnfbaftrR
itimulircn Oieiclbeu oic 2cbtr 0Ur2 @bion0crung
Der Sale uuO Dcrcu 9lbiubruuQ Ourb Die @alsn'
o0uQc. Sirie @am in Soicu pop BDei bis nitr
geuommsu, peroW raid Die Ibdti9ttit Der Gebsr
rsQulircu unD ben QatiGuttn BON GraulEsisn Oieicr
@rt befrcicu Giut oOer 3pei ron 8dolUa0s 9its
len tdqlb Dor Gerituigsn riuQenommeu, msIdjt ou
biliDisu S6mcr3su uzo Srd1beit otr &sber leioen
DeroeH has Soften in cuem reIulareu 8uitauos
crbulteu uuo cine QcuIoc &crouuuEq fhsru,
sd pphue 120 Ntcicu pou Der uGbttU Apothsts
cntierut uuo pjini3e, bah Sie mir Gin SuBcuo
Sdadt'lu BON 9brn @iatR idden 80 lei0c al
l}usfel=8beumultsmu uHO mar utuu Niorate lang
in &ot=SprinQs W}cire 9tber uuo Nier:u iiuO
affi3irt fd finos, Oob 3brs Giaeu mir 5:ftr
belien, ais ale WcOijincn, Oi ib cin5caomm,n
Ga6tn, in 0crbinoung nit Den Guellcn
GbtuuQsO0a % Gmfs,
6arqua 6ula, 0uru=gountp, &rlOna.T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22

r5st aabrcn puroe i'd BON Rbcumotismus urS
idfoB, 36rt 9iG.u 3u probirtn Sd3 fanb burdl
Ocreu &ebraub Qrobe GrlriateruuQ unO ftblc mj3
ieit ib nit Dem Giuncbmcu Otri,lbtu beqauu ME
cir ucuer Ut;uib, 10 oaB b itBt ujbt obut Dtcs
fHbl. pcl6;s i'd qcp6bulid bate, lit boandroig
bcridpunotr EiC @croauunQ i6Ddbs lit qeDcbsn
uno meiu Ebslmatismu5 bat MID ponftdnoiQ bc-s
laT;u G5 ioLtc mid yeutu, pcnu 3coer Der tn
Gbulidtr g0tis tiOno it, nit RaopaDs 9ia2u
cincn &triuh MAIDEN poIttc sr ipiirot iibT Qebcjlt
ucrOtn Dcun id CLAUDE, OaB ale osie 2siocu oaz
Der tOnrmta, ipcnn Oas Spi:em au5er Cr0Huuo lit
- lpenu Die 2ebr nibt urbcict
GEORGE 3. Stulfb,
9r. IS, RaFaU=Strabs Nep=00rf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22
Sin sSrilhrcifer.

So1ebo, o., q. 2tpril. = 9a>
MEL Roien6sder. Der - : id6rigs
Rnube, tpel6er feinsn iiebenidbrigen
Spielfamerdben Qtrt6ur S4dnteau
t0Otete, plaiDirte idulOig. gr nnroe
3u 20 oSa6ren 3u9t6aus perurtbetlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22

Sbrc Gaorao's Qiucu Ga5cn in mttncr SFamiljs
iUuuOcrbar actDirft 99enu matuc RiuOer crtrantz
ten, erbielteu oieelb:u oinrtigc SinotruGg uuo
pugitdn0iQe aeiluug ourb oerCu @ebrauh 9b
iinpc, oaB id pl0Bjbc GrtdluuQ uHo DuHbu
6aIs raid ourb Den @cbroud &bres EReaD3 &2liei
uno Qjlm turireu fam. Eieidbeu ioILteH in fejs
ncm Do5l gcorOnetcu 6ousbalte iebltu. r29os
rinmai gcbolfcu bat, n:roient cine 8itOcrboluuq.a
AbtUHg5Uoa Sbr
ST. s.. E. S6uctbtr
CIR. co. 6uoiou=Strubt 6obottu, MS, uuo
vItmes=4 @ebduOs, 9tlps9Ort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22
81. Sa6rgang.
ST. Satnes Sapimgs Snno,

CJncorpprlrt 1851
% april 1902.
Die idbr.iden 3inIen non 81 4rBent, am /. Diai
l9Oe idnia, ptrDen on Oeiem Sooe au Grsoit els
fts jeoen 6oHtos iibertraQtn iperDen unO iin0 bonn
10. 4tai sur Gintraeuno in ole Sepuftcnbiider
berst.
Staot= uno Staatsiteuern fnD BON Der gant &c.
Sablt.
ypbt. z. Reidb, &efr.z dhasul.
(Ipril22, 4,7 o. 1Dtail a, ,68, II, 1315)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22
ROOOQO'S Qj(lCn.

goafanOig Qcibmadlos elegant ocr3ufsrt, aba
fiibrGuo. reQuircuo, rsiniQ2nO uutjo trditgeno.
8aOpaD's 9incu 3ur 6dluuQ aucr St6ruu9tn oc5
MaQens, Der Gino'lpe0s &itreu &luit, ucrpoi,r
3ranfbciten, S5DmOclauidle, &ertupiunJ, oaz
morrbDiOeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22
Gutaw-Saulnss>pank pcn Baltimore,
Sper6a,tG po,t 3afttmore,

n. Dlut5 I5U5.
81, i6br1i6en 3inisn pon BRET 9roae
am l. @prI 1902 fdnio, peroen an biefem Datum
auf Grebit zines eben Goutos iibertraecn peroen
unb fno BON W n 9, BEN a. q pri 1902,
sur GintruqunQ in ben Sepofitenbii6ern bereit
81. staD.s rnb Stats feueru fno bon Der 8ans
besabft.
Bm. 8. Genfltns,
CDtdrs24 1TtIO grdFssat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22

S135-3uabez ez0fauo-S135.
6pftete neu $500.
Gin sIeaantcs orobts 500 g8m Rnabt & So.
9iuniuo, 1i3 Octanrn, prci Saitcu, in oprjiq=
Idbsm 3utartoe uno fir Tiui Sabre qurantirt. 9reis
nur $135 nit 6;nidlub Don Stubl unO 3ede;
mit ocrinaem 4rcisaui9lng b,i le;dten monaliben
Sablung;n pertauft.
R. 2ert & Spbu.
Q10-3j glr Z. 0orO=G barlcs= StruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22

2(miiante 0ebatte in Der Rep Yor>
fer nGentrol 6eDerateO Union"
iiber einen 9lan CUR 8etGmpfung
be5 6leif6 : 3ru1ts, - 9reiBi8
Saoe @edetarier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22

Spbnen, Neuflopales, 21.
2tpril. : Inter ben @aQabDs (fleiz
nen &dngurus) i'm 6ie1igen soologiz
I6en 8arten lit Die 8eulenpeIt aus
gebro4sn uno Der 8arten lit ba6er
bis uuf 8eiteres geI6lpfen.
9ie 8eulenpeit in 3 er & a pz
folpnie.
Bort GIi5abetb, 8dpfolonie,
n. 4prtl. = Die 8eulenpeit lit auf's
Neue bier uusgebro6en. 3ebn Grz
frantungen, BON mel9en flint t0btliz
6en 8erlauf nubmen, iinb eingetreten.
unruben in Sinn1anb.
9eters 6urg g, q. Qpril. = sSSn
6eGfingfors, 6innIanb, fano am Is.
2lpril cine ldrmenbe 9emon1tration
gegen bas neue M1ilitGrzGbitt itatt,
unb es fam 81 8rapaGen, in pelaen
biele 8ofaden, anbere Solouten unb
8iirger berpunbet tpurben.
SrieDensgerii9te ber%
frii6t.
Qonbon n, q. Qpril. = Sir Mi@
bael 9ids@8eaa. Der britiI9e S9ass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-22

Qonbon, q, 2(pril. = 8riefe
BON 6arrp 0e WinOt, 5iiRrer Der
grpeoition, pel4e BON PariS aus
ii6er QQnb Dur6 Sibirten, Qlusta
uno 8ritfI6 2(merita nu6 gten=
0orf gu qelQngen bsrfu6t, iinb aus
@erf60punsf, Oitiibirien, BON mo aus
tie Gnbe 6e6ruar a6gingen, bier etns
qetrofFsn. 3roB Der 8oriteQungen
Ser 8eamten gu Yafutst, ipet6e 9rn.
9eWinDt ben ernitli6en 8atb ert6eilz
ten, feline 9eiie nidt fOrt3uieBen, oa
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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-31
Has Solicited Contempt.

The Inter-Lake did a great injus-
tice to Miss Fannie L. Spurck in
recent issue. That paper severely
criticised the county superintendent
for doing her plain duty. At the
school election at Kalispell in one
Oh the wards A. ]. King was nomi-
mated for trustee. He was nomi-
mated according to law, which states
that nominations must be filed With
the school clerk five days before cleo
ton. There was no other nor ma
ton in this ward, until the day of
election, when a crowd of rer Olic-
ans got together and thought they
would job Andrew Jackson. Y e be-
lieve Goshorn was one of the num-
Der. Late on election day they all
quietly went to the polls and voted
for a woman whom they had decided
upon, and the lady received more
votes than did Andrew King. Kings
election was just as legal as if he
had received every vote in the ward.
But under the circumstances he de-
cided not to qualify and resigned.
Miss Spurck then appointed to fill
the vacancy business man of recog-
nized ability. 1t was her plain duty
to do so. The school election laws
of this state were made for the pur-
pose of preventing any jobbery at
the polls, and had the superintendent
appointed the woman whose election
was Illegal it would have shown on
the face of it that she was in SYM
pathy with that element at Kalispell
who try to take the law into their
own hands. 1t would have shown
that she did not respect her oath of
office, wherein she said that she
would upnold the constitution and
the laws of the state. 1t would have
shown that she was in favor of and
heartily Endorsed the chicanery of a
lot of political jobbers who had no
interest whatever in the community
at heart. That great educator and
family journal, the Inter-Lake, should
go way back and sit in the shade,
and let its forms mould in it's own
political stink. In trying to belittle
a lady who has done her plain duty,
and Furthermore has made the best
county school superintendent Flat
head county ever had, the Inter-Lake
has solicited the full contempt of
every voter in Flathead county with
brains enough to grow hair.-Libby
Montanian.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-31

Heavy rains have been general
over the state during the week, with
the exception of Carbon county
where only light showers are re-
ported and the ground is very dry
and needs moisture" says Section
Director Glass in mis- weekly crop re-
port issued Tuesday: considerable
loss is reported in the the state t.,
lambs, on account of the wet, cold
weather during the beginning of the
week.
Fruit trees are in blossom ten
days later than last year, however.
there is every indication of large
crop"
Reports from various sections of
the state follow:
Beaverhead-Dell: Rain and snow
fell during the greater portion of the
week. Grass on the range made won
derful growth. Sheepmen suffered
heavy loss in lambs on account of
the stormy weather.
Broadwater-W Winston: Fine grow
ing weather. Grass is up and looks
well. Potatoes coming up. There is
fine prospect for a good crop of
hay.
Cascade-Adell: All outdoor work
stopped on account of rain from the
18th to 22nd. Considerable loss in
lambs during the rainy period. Gar
dens coming up. Hardy: Heavy
rains during the week and small
streams are bank full. Ranges in
good condition. Missouri river fall
ing slowly. st. Peters: Grass doing
well, and ranges in fine condition;
too cool for vegetables.
Fergus-Utica: 1870 inches of rain
fell during this week. Considerable
loss in lambs occurred during the
cold weather. Crops looking fine.
Flathead-Sheldon: Rain and snow
during the week, water in streams
is high. Grain looking extra well.
Ground in good condition. Winter
wheat about 8 inches high
Gallatin-Bozeman: Plenty of rain
during the week. Water is high in
the streams. Grain growing rapidly
and vegetation looking fine. Warmer
weather is needed.
MissOula- Missoula: Fruit trees
are in blossom and every indication
of a large crop. Water in river and
all streams bank full, but no damage
as yet. Plains: Weather has been
L
rains are very beneficial Fruit trees
are blossoming ten days later than
last year.
Powell-Deer Lodge: The ground
is well soaked from rain and snow
during the last week.
Teton-Dupuyer: Water in streams
is overlooking and some bridges have
been washed out and considerable
damage done.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-31
SECONDHAND SMOKES.
Selling Cigar Stubs Is Lucrative
business In Naples.

Business In Naples.
Buying and selling cigar stubs is a
large and lucrative business in the
city of Naples. and many persons are
engaged in it. Some of them have
little stalls or shops near the docks.
the arsenals and the manufacturing
establishments where workingmen are
in the habit of passing to and from
their tasks. Others, with less capital,
have little stands at street corners. a
board laid across a saw horse, upon
which their stock in trade is displayed,
while the petty dealers in this line of
business exhibit their stock in little
piles upon tue sidewalk, sometimes
not even a newspaper being under
them.
The supply comes from the cafes,
restaurants, hotels and other public
places. Men and women pick over the
garbage heaps and the dust boxes, and
boys run up and down the pavements
in front of the hotels early every morn
ing looking for "snipes." Some of the
restaurant and cafe keepers sell the
privilege of picking up the cigar
stumps in their places to dealers, and
the proceeds amount to considerable
sum during the year. In other places
it is one of the perquisites of the head
waiter
Some of the stubs are taken to fac
tories, where they are cut up and man
ufactured into cigarettes and smoking
tobacco, but the greater part Of them
are sold to the lower classes of work
ingmen, sailors and dock wallpapers,
who smoke them in their pipes. At
the entrance of the navy yard, which
is upon one of the most freQuented
streets in Naples and In very con-
sp1cuous place, half Ii zen of these
secondhand cigar dealC,s can lie found
when the men are coming out of the
gates at the close of their days work.
The employees are not allowed to
smoke inside, and their wages do not
permit them to indulge in the luxury
of cigars or even smoking tobacco at
first hand, SO, for centissimo, which
is the smallest coin imaginable-one-
fifth of 1 cent-they buy a cigar stub,
crumble it up in their hands and cram
it into their pipes.-Chicago Herald.