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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19
LAND OF SHEPHERDS
LARGE FLocks OF PALESTINE.


They Craze on the Hills on Both Sides
Of the Jordan-Shepherds Resem-
BILE Those Described in the Bible
Sheep Intimately CONNECTED With
the History of the Holy Land.
The Holy Land is Il shepherds coun-
try and abounds in sheep. The hills on
both sides of the Jordan are covered
with fiocks and at this time of the year
they find excellent grazing. writes
recent traveller in the East. AS we
ride along through this part of Pales-
tine we often meet large fiocks upon
their way from the far interior, the
ranges in the valley of the Euphrates.
from the other side of Jordon, from
the green fields of Eden" which are
being driven for sale to the sea coast.
1t is customary for the shepherds of
the interior to select n certain portion
of their fiocks for this purpose in the
spring of each year. In dress, man
ners, language and customs the shep
herds closely resemble those of Abra-
ham, Isaac and Jacob, and they handle
their drove in the same way. putting
a space betwixt drove and drove" as
Jacob did and leading the young lambs
softly.
II ONeTuTlNen IHe dnlIllhlS dTe likely
TO die and at least their flesh will be
worthless for mutton. The weary ones
are sold on the wayside or are killed
and eaten by the shepherds themselves.
The focks grow smaller as they go
farther south, because at nearly every
village and town and often at the farm
ing settlements a few are sold. Pales-
tine has always been n great place
for sheep. The Bible tells us that Job
had flock of 14,000; Solomon sacri-
feed 100000 sheep at the dedication
of the temple; when Moses overcame
indian the spoils of battle were oOO.-
900 sheep, 72,000 cattle. and 81 200
asses; the King of Moab gave the King
of Israel as tribute annually 10v,000
lambs and 100000 rams, with their
wool.
Nor will these figures seem excessive
when considered in connection with the
enormous wool industry OF Palestine
to-day. More than 100000 pounds
of wool are exported annually from
Beyroot. Ere N the neighboring sea-
ports it is the principal export and
from Jaffa they send about f100.000 in
values each year When the children
of Israel entered the promised land
the tribe of Reuben and Cad. who had
large multitude of cattle, recognized
the value of these pastures and asked
for them. 1t was here that Christ got
the ideas for his parallels concerning
the sheep; here he first called himself
the Good Shepherd and looking be-
yond the plains to the vineyards upon
the hillside, he called himself the True
Vine. Here we see the sweetest poetry
of Jewish life. the loveliest pictures
that have ever been pointed concern
ing the pastoral habits of the people
and any traveller who drives through
that region will realize the influence
of shepherd life upon the Jewish imag
nation.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19
uncoxerina Pompeii.

At the present ratio of progress sew
enty years will elapse before Pompeii
is entirely uncovered. 1t is thought
that as much of treasure remains as
has been exhumed.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

A young couple who were married at
Golden Colorado. this summer have mott
fled their friends that they Will celebrate
their Golden wedding every year. which
is taken to be n hint at the kind OF pres
ents they will expect.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19
Bad Frost in Italy.

Heavy snowstorms and a severe
frost, which have killed all their silk
worms, have ruined, hundreds of peas
ants in Pieve Di Cadore northeastern
Italy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19
WHEN YOUR GROCER SAY,

he does not have Defiance Starch. you
may be sure he is afraid to keep IL until
his stock of l2 OF. packages are sold. De-
fiance Starch is not only better than any
other Cold Water Starch. but contains IS
OF. to the package and ellis for same
money as IL OF. brands.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating
aching feet, ingrowing nails, corns aoc
bunions All druggists and shoe stores
CSC. Trial package FREE by mail Ad'
dress Allen S. Olmsted. LeRoy, N. Y.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

Mother Grny's Sweet Powders for Children
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
In the Children's Home in New York. Cures
Feverishness, Bad Stomach, Teething Dis
orders, move and regulate the Bowels and
Destroy Worms. Over 10000 testimonials.
At all druggists, Csc. Sample FREE. Ad-
dress Allen s. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

A railroad advertisement says: ''There
is nothing earth too good for the
Western Stock Raiser, and he gets it.
too" What? You don't say, Gets moth
Ing when beef is as high as II was when
the COW jumped over the moonl
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

Defiance Starch is guaranteed bigges
and best or money refunded. 16 ounces
10 cents. Try it now.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

The strange sea monster. channomnra-
ena vitata. recently received at the Bat
terry park aquarium in New York from
bermuda is dead; but 1t has left great
name.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

Hundreds of dealers say the extra
! quantity and superior quality of Def
y ance Starch Is fast taking place of all
other brands. Others say they cannot
sell any other starch.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

You never hear any one complain
about Defiance Starch There is
mpone to equal it in quality and guam
Dtity, 16 ounces. 10 cents. Try it now
and save your money.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

Nora-Isn't Bridget Mahoole an ideal
Iaundriss? Kate-Isn't she, though?
Phoy. her mouth will hold twinty clothes
pins ut Taste.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, softens the gums, reduces IN
naumation, allays pain, cures wind colo. 2oc aoote'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

Friends on an airshic voyage should
never fall out.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

"a man." observed Uncle Eph'm, 'is
des' like a postage stamp. He amt no
count when he gifts badly stuck on his
self"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

PiLo's Cure for Consumption Is an infallible
med C; ne for coughs and colds--N. w. SAMUEL
Ocean Grove. N. j.. Feb. IL. 1900
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19
WHY 1T Is THE BEST

is because made by an entirely different
process. Defiance Starch is unlike any
other better and one-thir. more for 10
cents.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

If ignorance is bliss most of the
world is deliriously happy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

To Cure a Cold In Ono day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money If it fnils to cure 2oc
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

"Congra tulate me. Jimmy; I'm en-
gagged to sally jerks I'm awfully
sorry. Henry, but l cant conscien-
tiously do it: I've been engaged to
Sally myself"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19

'Adieu. Minister wu.' says Uncle
brightest Chinee we ever knew
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-19
Lnd;., Can Wear sho.s

The way to find trouble is TO lose
your head.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21

5eiten bes 8altimorer Publifums err
balten, tpenn tie morgen @6enD in Der
nMeuFf : Qtabemie" bte 5aifon nit
81 Ropal 6amilp" e%r0ffnen pirb.
Die 8epunberer bes 6rls. 9astpea in
Baltimore finb 2egionen, feline an
here 94au1pielerin 9dt es Dertanben,
fi9 bic !Seraen t6rer 3u6Drer 10 DOaz
itdnbig gu sepinnen, dls lie. Shr aufz
treten in Der rMuftfzQtubemte" 1T
fir lie BON me6r als getpDbnli4er Be-
beutung, benn Tie tritt inter t1eten
unb grDBeren 8ebtngungen als ie 5uz
por Dor bas publifum. Sic mu9t
ibr gntree als elm Stern" erften
&an9es, tpGbrerb iie friiber nur Elm
Mitglieb, tpenn au9 bas berborrd=
oenbfte, elmer regular engdgtrten
Sruppe BON 59aufpielern mar. Der
enprnle grfolg, Den tie errdrtg, 5og Die
Mufmerfiamfeit BON 9enrb 3. 9drris
anf fie, 10 baB er fi9 enti9lOB, iie
auf bieielbe 90be in Der &unitpelt gu
ftenen, tpie i6re Sdlente es b~erbienen.
Sr. 5arris tpdblte als Mittel gu bic
lem 3pede bas S9auiptel r4 &opaI
Syumilb," in benz tie bic Stole Der
9rtnsefftn 4ngela ipielt anb tpel9e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21
2ln(ere 96eater.
& b's Opernha u 8.

9rimroIe C Oofitaoer's Mtnitrelz
GsieQi9aft, pel4e Dleie Wo4e in
Serbs Spern6aus ibr @rf4einen
ma9t, ion Oieies So9r better unO
itdrfer fetn, uls ie 3upor. Die 8e@
I4GftSleitung bat nt4t aQein Bel benz
Engagement DON neuen tii9ttgen
&rGften pieI @ei6id an ben Sag gez
legt, ionbern aud fir neue Scenerien
unb 8oitiime iinO enorme @ummen
pera1sgdbt porben. Die a4t 9paBz
NADER, porunter mir por QQen uns
bic So. grimroI e unb 9odItaoer
fel6It 5d6len, beripre4en benz Pu6ltz
fun nit lauter nelten tDmif3en 8orz
trGgen unb MtBen duf 5uparten.
Damn imp ferner me6rere tii4tige
Sanger engagtrt tpotoen, Deren meIoz
hiI9e @ttmmen einen O6renI6maus
fir bic 8eIu4sr BON 5prD's Opernz
6ous nG6renO bieier @o9e berfpre<
9en. u~eber6aupt lit BEL Der 3uiam<
m%snfteGung Der programme fir Die
beioen S6eile nit gr0Bter SorgfGltigz
felt berfabren poroen, unO Die 8eiu>
der bon Serbs 6eliebtem Muientemz
pei f0nnen ii4 auf cine genuBreide
S6euterno4e gefaBt MAIDEN.
,Muftt 4tabemie."
Sri. YercD 9aspeu pirO un3peiz
fel6aft Elm ber5li9es 8iltOmmen Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21

Quf Der 9etmrete. 9r'
6einri9 Mobr, Reitauruteur BON Rr,
1854, Nlice anna : @traBe, Der ff
felt mebreren Monuten in europa
auf6ielt, fGbrt um Is, b. M. auf benz
9ampfer .@ugufta @ictoriu" BON
Samburg na9 NepzgOrt ab u. miro
am 3. Ottober in Baltimore eintref>
fen. gr beiu9te in 9amburg feline 8G
Sabre alte Mutter unb mar aud in
Berlin, gar9in unb 9iitrop, Medz
lenbure : @9tperin. Qu9 bic 9Ifelz
borfer IusIteIung, tpel4e er groBz
artig fan6, beiu4te er.
@ef9dft 1T 9ef3Gft. -
Der 2ei9nam bes Negers Sobn 8ese
len DEFINE, pelfer am Sreitag tpegen
Der grmorbung bes pOli8iiten Oonoz
bue binseri9tet tpurbe, purbe gsitern
BON ieiner e6emdltgen WObnung Rr.
1888, Wppbpear : StraBe, aus auf
benz u2aurel : Neser : GriebbOfe" Be-
qraben. Die 8eerbt9ungstoften tpurz
BEN t6eilpeiie babur9 beftritten, buB
Der Sobte fir Elm Gintrtttsgelb BON
10 Gents in feiner Bobnung ausgez
felt tpurbe.
S1r 4O=id9riges 9o45eits
SubilGumtp erben heute 9r. Ilots
&oifer, 8antor Der S6eb S9dlomz
Congregation, unb feline 9atttn Ga
rolire beseben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21

bat ii8 fir cine groBe Surme ba5
4uffibrungsre4t 9eii4ert unO es 1T
ibre Qbfi9t, bauptid6li4 in Sbeatern,
tpo ntebrige pretie Oorherrf4en, dufz
3utreten; Denn in alien groBen S6edz
tern Nmerifa's lit bus Stiid f4On gez
Ipielt tpprben. @epiB pirb bic Sc
f9Gftsleithng in Baltimore grOBe
grfolge er8ielen, benin es gtebt bier
cine gan3e Mlafe 2eute, tpel6e ni4t
iber bic nDt6igen Mtttel Derfiigen,
Inn $1.5O pro SIP gu ~6e5aBlen. DAB
bas Drama bon unO gang CUR Sell
tung tomme11 tpirb, bafiir btirgt bic
Organization Der 9efeuf9aft, tpel9e
bafeIbe bier auffihrt. @s geA0ren
berfelben unter anberen 6%etdnnten
@9aufpielern an: 8proR Douglas,
George Sarren, Marp 6aG, emile
WtelpiGIe, S6urlop Bergen, Grace
9abieG, SObn 8. Muber, 8urrp o.
Nei1, @arub MOOre uno 8iGtam q.
9adett.
n9otffbapz@ traBenz
S6edter."
~ &obal 6ero," Der auerneuefe
meIozbramatif4e GrfpIg auf Der
ameritanif4en S4aubHhne. tpmmt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21

ibr boQe 8elegan6ait gepd6rt, lire
8unf uno ibr 80nnen in Da5 bette
2i4t gu iteQen.
gM utt6ulle."
Greutore, Der berii6nte italientI6e
8apeGmeiiter, peI6er ipGbreno Der
leBten @aiion in Sem : Yort bpn Dem
qu6lifum fDrmli4 ~Derg0ttert purOe,
gie6t morgen Q6cn0 in Der nWtufitz
9aIe" Elm groBes @on5ert. Seinem
gri6einen niro bier nit Gpannung
entgegen gefeben; benin Der Rubm
Greatore's lit i6On ldngf Bis gu nns
binii6er, mad Der Monumententabt
gebrungen. Greatore bat etpas BON
benz @eien BON Nrt6ur Ntdif3 an
ii9, bo9 geftitulirt er bet'm 9t>
rigiren nit fol8em gtfer, buB man
gu 3eiten glauben mD9te, er lei aus
benz 9Gus8en g~erat6en. Ser &upeQe
qeb0ren 50 tii4tige Muitter an un0
als @oli1tin lit Mabume 8arili nit
oer1eL6en. 8iqete t0nnen gum 8or>
aus BEL Sdnbers &c Stabmun gefauft
tperben.
v4ubitorium Mufttz
boGIe."
she G6rittan," 9au Graine'5 Be-
rii6mtes Drama, pirb bieies Subr
gum eriten M}aIe Bel biatger @tnz
trittspreiien unter ben &uipt8ien Der
npite SbeatsrzG Ompagnie" BON Ne1pz
gorf bier in Der yQuoitOriumzM uftfz
bale" aufgefi6rt. Die 9eieui4dft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21
Fprfern MarhInnh Sahm.

1Fttt in Rraft 2. 5unt 1904
6Aos snlaRen 6iu,Hse Station, Rtt fSlst:
SdgGi9.
$50 gloreens - 66H,u'ug, SauptItRts, 0dgsrss
tstSn, s. & 90. Gp. unO BEN SaOsH, aasgss
upmu1eu SoRntag, 9. 9. g.. q. Gbambersburo,
martinsburg, @in4srsr uno 9unttsu an bE
,Gbsiopeaie u. Beitsrn @abR."
ai5 0orm.-QensDtar GrprsB. (Rur 9tnsW&ar.l
I0,55 ~gorm.-QftOm. mad GmOrpsgrOoe.
F6ulfh usQeuo m SSnntde 8
725 gorm.-QOrf, 9. & 8. StO. uEO Suupttinis
0tli6 bon gmOrp'Sro0t, Carlisle uno y. L q.
Gabn.
ali aorm.-6auptlInis, 6agerstoDu, 5biSpengs
burS, 5reotrid, Gmmitsburg uHO g.. & 80.
gp., bi8 Sbc5aHoOub.
1912 gOrm.-gttom. mad uutOn'griOgs, gOrt u.
Gettysburg.
1890 Ra8m.-4tfOm. mad GmOr0=grOos.
225 Ta6m.-9ttom. mad EmorpzSrOne.
go Ro6m.-9lut Mouutain GGprsb Qartors
Gar); fernsr GrsOsrid.
832 Ra6m.-Grp. mad Qori uno 9. & 8. Sio.
4o1 Ru6m.-Grp. mad 9uH'tsH an Der 6aupts
finite. 6agsrstOpH, GreOsrid, Gmmitsburg unO
ebippsusburg.
500 R~a6m.-GrS. nod glpnOOn. GttOm. ~isnisits
unious9riOos.
5.25 Rd6m-4ftom. mad GIsFu.
els Q~bsnos-Qlfom. mad uHion.9riogt.
Rut g onntdgs 8.
e.95 9orm.-aftom. mad IHi0ns9riogs uno gas
nopsr.
2.95 R~a6m-atfom. mad untonsgriogs.
423 R~a5m-qffom. mad &lsfd.
Riutts unb @epddsOfftts, 215 Cfsgalto. str.
3uas balteH an Unions, qtnnd. sAoe., Gult0ns
uno MalbrsOIs (ROrtb'gptHu0 citation.
@. Q. 8~risDoIE o. 9. a..
8. 6 aanofrsst, G;neraIzgsi3dttsi ubrsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21
Cuetn @nne's GiienbnhnzGn

Tabrpla trat IN t 16. Stpt. 1909.
Sampler berlaFsn Bier gr. 10, 2is6tz5 trab.s
Sdgli3 (ausgeHommeu 6amtag unb 5onutagy
nm 100 9ormittaGs; ReHtsaslau0, GeutreOjqer
R,bocotb uno 8Dii6erfotionsH, unD 9.15 Gabma
mad RsntsSslaRO, gsRtrtpiGe, 9tpes uuo SDiE
i6sHtatiDn,u.
6amfag, 100 gornittaQg uno 200 Ta8mjttass
nab esntzSsluuD, @eutrepias, 8ebobot6 u. 3DiA
i9enfatioutH.
SORHtae, 8.l5 9ormittaos, mad Reuts9stunO, Gems
trsOi1s, 8tbobotb uns 3piiasRhatiOnsu.
Gra6t piro sutgsgeu osuommsu an @o5eHtuge1
bis 6 ubr Nbsnes.
Stltp5One: 6. & 2. let. Baum 31O2. mb. (0en.I
81. Z. N. SroreL
CWai27,lG Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21

*** Der v@ermanid : Surnperein"
ma9t an anberer Stene bes rSeut=
f9en gorreipOnbenten" betunnt, baB
bic Surni4ule fir bic WinterfdifOn
Qnfangs Oftober in Der 9ane in Rr.
9 unb II, 9oitoffiees@ benue, erOffnet
pirb, unb 5par fir &naben unb 3Dgz
hinge am 9ienitag, ben z. Sftober,
unb fir 9dmen am Oonneritag, ben
8. Sftpber. 9r. ST. 9Obenburs tpirb
ben nnterri9t IetteR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21

fifteen, 0rpgusntiFen, 6utfiftsn unO
Siiten fir 6laiGcn, conieroirtc
5rii9te, Saube, Surg II. @4nittz
naarsn uno 8histep. 8iften Derz
ben auf 8eftsuung in irgcnO elmer
@rDBe ober @eItalt gefertigt.
Die nene 6abrit entbGlt Die be-
item Mai6in2rien uns piro auf
$4,000 cbgei4GBt. l1e6sr 200
MGnner peroen ppn Der Strma be-
i4Gftigt.
Die 6errsn 5, 8, 8bieme9er C
So. b%etret6en ebenTaG5 neben i6rer
&iitenfabrit cine ioI6e fir SUB
bobenbrettsr, 9edenIeiiten, SfeiOe>
ndnbe unO r0eatber6OarDing."
9teie Sabrit lit ebtnfau5 auf obiz
gem 8ilOe gu ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21
@arblanS & 9enniblbanta Giiens
buhtsGu.

Rortbs uuODaE Static.
gtrlaf,n an 8o6sntaosH rad 9orf, pa, I'M 7.30
Worgtns uno $50 Ratmittdgg.
B:rIOH,H an g9O3sntoatn nab StIta, pa, um
7.30 Tlorgeu, $50 uHD $50 Ra6mittaog,
Btrlahtn an @O6entasu nab 9slair, Rb. I'm
790, $50 un6 11.35" @Ormittogg, 30 urS a
Qa4mittcos uno 6.l5 Gbsnos. -"
Bsriaf,u an 5OnHtastn nab Selta, 10. nm Q IN
Worosns unO 400 gn5mittugs.
EerlaT'H on SoHztogtn mad S:lair, no. nm
1000 abtpDs. ~"O
" 3a0s t-'rsn UNI l,2O Ra6mittau an SANTA.
8. G. 9SFrts. Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21

ftraBe t6dtig mar unO oub peiter Tein
pirb, lift nit einem pOm 8erliner
@tabtf6ulrot6 @oigt em~pFo6lenen ii.
Dom Oberbiirgermeiiter &tri4ner be-
piuigten l1rIaub an bergangenen
Mitttpo9 nit Dem 9ampTer o6Obenz
3~oIern" bier6er getommen, Inn in Dem
jeBt beginnen0en Semeter an Sea
4erS' GoQege" Die neuere beutf4e Wtez
tbobe De5 unterri9t3 in ben mDoernen
@praden tbeoretti4 un0 prattii4 gu
le6ren unb ami 6auli9 gu MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21

Renppatipn Der ct. MI=
tbpnfus STRIDE. - 8ater
Srancis @ut4, &ettor Der beutI9sn
fatbotifGen ct. Nlpbonfus : Stride,
Gde BON 9artzQpenue unb S~aratpgaz
@traBs, plant Gbnli4e @erbeTerungen
an biefer Stride, tpie por etli4en Sob
rem an Der ct. Mi9aels : Side, @de
BON 2pmbarbz urtb Wolfe > StraBe,
borgenommen tpurben. Den plGnen
5ufolge, bic iebt unter 8eratbung limb,
5o1l bas 9ottesbaus elettrii9es 2t4t
erbalten, ferner i'm bus &eubere Der
Stride frii9 angeitri9en peroen unb
has Snrere prd4tige SrestOmalereien
erbalten; uu9 ionen .nene &reu5tpegz
@tationen bei9ufft unD Die bret 4lz
tGre, tpel9e &untperte Der 9ol5s
f9niBerei bar iteIen, neu bergolbet
iperbsn. lin nun bic Soften fir Oieie
@~erbeferungen auf5ubringen, pirb
bic @emeinbe eine erpbartige Sair
peranitdlten, tpel6e am Is. Sftober
Beginner unb 5tpei 8o8en bauern
ioa. Die Soften tperben uuf $4,000
beruni 9lagt.
Gin umfi9tises gomite arbeitet be-
reits fleibtg an ben 8orbereitungen
fir bic Sair, bic in Der st. Mpbonz
fus : Memoriul : 9u1e" absebalten
tperben pirb. Die 9aue tpirb an iez
benz @o9entuge BON 3 Biz 6 ubr
Na9mittass unb BON 7 Bis II l1br
@benbs ge0ffnet fein. Seben @beno
finbet aud eine tur5e unterbultung
ftatt. Nls 8orldufer fir bic 5uir
pirb am %, September, mOrgen, UNI
ter ben Qufpi5ien Der Oamen Der Sc
meinbe, pel4e BEL Der 5uir Dem gpnz
fett< unb 2egtonszSif9 bprfeben
perben, cine @u4re : partie gegeben
perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21

Scnrn Sncfcln & sphn baben nit
benz Sampler ,,@incbaO" cine Scn=
ouna bpn 20 Giibcln etbtcn Gmmcir=
tbalcr sdhineiscrf1ic nnb NIT CANT
pier vHmnp" cine ScnSnn9 4rima
Serinae in &caS nnS Barrels bpit
Jlaoinacn in Qpllano crbaiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21
0eiraths=9 iccn3cn.

Tolgenbe 9eiratbs : 2icenaen tpurz
ben geI tern BON Nttltar bes Common
Yleasz@ eri9ts ausgeiteqt:
2puis u. !9eritein, 33, Ger. POLL,
Gaqonz Nbenue, unb Miriam Cunt
merfielb, "a Sabre alt.
gilbert 8enef9, %, unb StQte4guz
lar, q Sabre alt, Gr. 1907, DIT
2ombarbItraBe.
Sermann $. 2urFen, SO, unbgmi@
lie 6. @olban, 26 Sabre alt; 2icen5
geboGt BON 5. %. Rorbloff, Nr. II,
YearlitruBe.
Solomon S6immelfurb, %, gr. AZ,
Sit sgprfftraBe, unb &nnte Slid, %
Sabre alt.
SOIepb s. @mit6, 40, unb gaa 9.
&~ible6eiier, 80 Sabre alt; 2icen3 gez
bolt bon 6. 8. 2tGn, Ger. 1901, g.
Button Nbenue.
sSIaat SucObs, %, Wilmington,
Del, unb Innu Sap, % Sabre alt;
2icen5 ge6oGt BON .. 8. Marfielb,
Ger. 21O, 2igbtitraBe.
8m. 8. Bartlett, q, Nr. 1911,
OFzMabiionitruBe, unD Gnnie &ooz
rep, Is Sabre alt.
@btparb 6. lambert, 81, unb @g=
rtes 81. Gonpup, 20 Sabre alt, Nr.
1914, 8opleftruBe.
SenrD giscaton, 40, Scr. 10Y, g.
&eseiterFrube, unb China Matler,
AZ Sabre alt.
Sames Morgan, q, unb gffie 30,
gitts, "a Sabre aft; 2icen5 gebolt
BON Sobn 8. 9peIbed, Nr. Isl, So
9enrtettdftrube.
9arrp %. Morgun, %, II. 2ouifc
Serr, Fl Sabre aft, 8etbe BON 8afbz
tngton, .. g.; 2icen5 gebOlt bon q.
s. 0aplor, g2r. 1916, continental
Sruft Building"
Mrtbur %. Winner, "a, BON Ri9z
mpnb, 3d., unb 4nnu 6. See, q
cSnhrp nIt.
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bieie @o6e i'm n9oGioop : 9troBer>
56eater" our 4%uffi6rung, 9u8 Stiid
bonbelt bon Dem Sobne zines REDEEM
6armer8, Der Die 8unf, in lpelter er
ungeiteQt ift, beraubt unb Damn feinen
Batter bittet, i'm DOR benz 8efdngntB
gu retten. Der 8uter peigert ii6 unO
ss entits6t Elm @treit, psIGer nit Der
@%rmOrOung De5 alien 5armers enOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-21

g 6iges 1T elm Bib Der neuen
- &iItenz unb 5d6tifanluge bop
s. 8. Sbiemeper &c g., gr. 819
Bis 829, @iib : Caroline StraBe,
bic tiir8lid BON Dem g%ontrattOr
Safob 9eters gebaut tpurbe an
@teGe bes frii6eren gsbdubes, nell
9es am 10. Mtdr5 Our3 5suer 5erz
It0rt purbe. Die neue 6abrif lit
auf Der alien 8auiteQe errt4tet
unb ba tpeiteres @igentbum getu1ft
tpurOe, fonnte bic 6abrtt bebeutenO
pergr0Bert perben. Die Nnlagen
Der 9erren s. s, SGiemeper &c So.
ifnb jebt bic gr0Bte &iftenfobrit
iibli9 Don Sem gOrt, Die Sir
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NrWzDurf wirO fnrtidrittli6

an Die r9olumb1d=untper1ttdt be-
rufen. - Or. 8ublfen ioq ben
2e6ramtsz4ipiranten beutf4 Ierz
men.
tpz0 20. September. -
@ieQei9t tpentger i'm Nnf6luB an Die
QmeritazGeiie bes prin3en 9einrt4
BON 8reuBen, beren 8ebeutung unb
@irfung auf bic Nnbabnung freunbz
Gi3er 8e3iebungen 3pii4en ben Ser.
@taaten unb 9eutf9lanb bubur4 in
teiner WetTe gei9mdGert pber berabz
gefeBt tperben ioG, aIs anf9etnenb
bielme6r Der S6Gtigfeit bes Der. Stadz
tenz9 eIunbten in Berlin, Qnbrep 9,
86ite, gu 0ant, Der es berftanben bat,
in ben fortf9rittlt4en pifenf4aftliz
6en &reifen bpn Berlin ebenfo per
fona grata4 gu perben, pie am &utz
ferbofe, bol5ie4t fi4 neuerbtngs cine
4~nnG6erung sptf6en ben pifenz
I9aftli4en &reifen beiber 3Gnber, bic
biiber, tpie briiben ni9t unteri9GBt
tperben fo1te.
sic finbet i6ren Musbrud unter
Qnberem audi in Der 8erufuns zines
8erliner 8ealf9ulebrers, Or. 8.
8ablfen, on Das Qebrer=Goleg Der
Nep=gorfer Columbia : uniberfttGt.
Or. 8ablfen, tpel9er als SberIebrer
Der neueren Spra9en an Der 6. 8erliz
ner &ealf6ule an Der Belle alliance
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G66nen, zen So, s. 8. S6iemeper,
iun,, unO @iGiam 5, S5iemepsr,
in tii9tigsr Metie peiter gefi6rt
pDroen.
Die 8eIdGfte Der 6irmu OOr Dem
6euer batten ii6 10 DergrOBert, 0aB
bic Ssrren S6ieme2er an cine @rS
peiterung i6rer 6a6rit Oadt:n,
9as 6euer mar Elm grOBe8 ungliit
fir Die Sirma, ba 9unOerte BON
8eiteGungen e6en eingelauFen ma
rem. Die iOeben DouenOete 6abrif
lit brei Stodperte Eo4 unO 40 bel
$50 SUB groB. Wenn in Oollsm
&etrieb bat ite cine &apa3itdt BON
$4,000 9Ol3fiften pro Sag, &iiten
aIer Qrt percen bon S. 8. Sbiez
meper &c Go. gsfertigt, ME Grader
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Der So6n pirft ben 8erOa6t, Da5
8erbre6en begangen gu ba6en, auf
ieinen uuf Der 6arm ~tpObnenOea
Stief6ruber, Der f4ulotg befunOen,
am 6uBe Oes @ulgen5 ieOO4 bon ieiz
ner 9eIiebten g~erettet tpirb, Die ben
Dirfli6en Wt0rber entDedt.
80 ornamental S6eater."
Sam. u. Scrtbner's n9ap Morz
ming @lories" treten bieie 8o4e i'm
rMonumental : S6eater" auf. Inter
BEN Spe3ialiiten, pel6e uuftreten
tperben, ftno gu ertpd6nen: GIifForb
uno 8urte, Cooper unb S9aG, Die
@e6riiDer 2eslie, SObn unO 2iQie
6opDer, bic @ebriiber Couture, 8iG9
So6nfon un0 bas o8iiou @omebp
3rio," fotpie Elm GbOr DON % i40nen
MdD4en.
@prunguus benz Sen It r.
= S6omas 5, DAB BON g}r. 515,
g}orb : CALHOUN : StruBe, iprung
ange6li8 geitern gu frii6er Morgenz
ftunOe in angetruntenm 3uitonOe aus
einem 5enfter bes 5peiten 9todperte,
bod fam er obne erbe6li4e 8erleBunz
0sn bdbDn.
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Meilenpe nabGurppa, saiipm 1902

f6nnen /. uno 2. SIahez &aiit.n auf
iraenb elmer Sampferz2tn bur9 uns
beIegen, S9iffsplan, &bfabrtspIan
II. t. m. auf @erlangen susei9idt.
gbeo. 8. 9iener& 6 o.. pufa=
aiersM eenten, g2r. Ais, WaterzS traBe.
MuslGabii9es Gelb, Wediel unb Gres
bitz8riefe. Oeut19es Gelb su per>
faufen: "a Gents pro Masta