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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
Cpferte iib fur cine SGasge.

Gan 5run3tscp, "A. No0, :
Sobn Mbftrom, elm uuf benz umerituz
ntf6en Srunsportbumpfer Sumner"
bienenber f9pebH9er Seemann,
ppferte iein 2eben, INN cine ameritaz
nif4e Stagge gu retten, tpel4e burf
einen @inbitoB bon Der 5laggenz
ftange Der Oampfbarfa1e bes S4ifz
fes LosgeriFen unb ms @ufer geFal=
len mar. Gr fprung t6r mad uni
fabte tie, tpurbe iebo4 Our4 Die itartc
g6beffr0mung fprtgerifen unO err
tranf, ebe ibm 9iilfe geletitet peroeu
fpnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

Sic 8erebrer bes T.
Observation-Disclosures @smur4 baben
fir benielben unldBli9 ieines so. Sc
burtstages bic grri4tung zines Dent
mails in ieiner8 aterltabt SOnning gez
plant. Ser preuBii9e 8ultus : Mftz
niiter b. Stubt un0 Sberprdiioent b.
@ilmonsfi geb0ren benz Nusi4uB
IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

Sn S9febt am &pff9duz
fer tit cine @deune pl0bli6 in bic
Siefe berIunfen. Die BpbnbduIer
purben iofort tpeseh Der 9efa4r gez
rGumt. SpGte Der alte &dtier Rotbz
bart etpu vin ieinem unterirDii3en
S6lpf7e" NAL pieber rumort 6d6en?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
Sampfer perIdhen Baltimore S0n
BfsP S1r. rs uuA 10 QfohfFtr sRsyEa
@efern RarbIanb Gnhn.

Srat tn &raft I'm IS. 5tPt. 1902.
3aqs nerldHeH bic 9iqsnzStatiou, ME tolgf:
9deIi6.
40 rib S9nsnpoi, 8nuptljntt, Sd9srstomn'
g.. & 80. gdbn uRo BEN 6iocH uuo dusSsHom'
men 6ohntaes 9. Q. q. q. ebambeFs0ut9'
martingbura uno WiH6efer.
EdeGi9, usgsHo en- onhLuV9
TBS Roreeus - 9Ori, 9. & 8. DIP; nn0 PSups'
Iinie ofli5 BON GmOrpsGruDs, Carlisle uHO u
& 9. R. q. et,.
s.23 gorm. - 5aupttiHis, SagsrsfofoH' S9LPpp'gm3'
buro, Gr.osrid, Gmmitsburg un0 H. q 10
gabn, bis Clifton. un,, n,-,
I0.12 Born. - GftonHI. na9 we
uno 9tttpsburg. .n.a-;s,.
225 Ra3m. attortr' nag L" a a..
2 % Iodm. - Grprtb mad gor' UNI o. q
II95 9a5m Grprsb. 9uRtts on Der euuptIinis,
e S,o.-stomu. fonis TrsOerid, Gmmitsburs una
SDggp4-, ~ affomrr. mad GmoresgroOe
80 9Esrna qFtomm. mad unioHsgrioge.
80 3, SIssr0s - aifomm. Haa GnorosGrpOs.
Rur Sount&es.
., gorur. - gEf0mn. mad uHiors9ribe. uRs
6aHoosr.
235 RaAnt. - attonim. na@ unionsSrto9s.
L00 Radm. - Qftomm. nab G~morDsgrobt.
10 * Qbnos GtEomm. mad Gmorps@roSe.
Ri4,ts uHO gspddsgirsou Rr. 215, ORs9altis
mortsStrabt.
,3ues bolten an unipns, 9snniplodniusdoeHusS,
anltpuz uuo @albrpof (Rortbsapt1 Station,
o. g.. @risnolD, Sen. s4aHaoisrsagsRt.
q. G. 2GnRtrttt R.fA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
Spmmt unS nntcrrid1tct Sud-

abcr runicr ncucs Credit Spfsm" fault, mas
Sbr polt uno belablt mad 9elisbtn aQe fers
tiotn @aroerobtn=5 tiide fir @dnner, Trauen uuO
Ginoer. (Reine GrtruzSere9nuHg fir GreOit)
Roeufein 8ros., Der neue QaOcn, Ir.
221, R%orozGutnpz, Gds GIup=Str. (gtoo12, 1Ittl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

Vdd WnudpOli5, Wtt. HDpaI StaTlonI !t0U, !0.0I
8orm., GumDtus5 Station, 800, 1900 IOrm,'
1925, AIS, $40 gtu4m. Cd,
Qbfabrt ron GamOsns5 Station mad 6reOcid'
7.35. !9.47 gorm., ?9.15 Born, lbs, !45O UNI
"5.35 0a6m.
Ra6 8iu6tfsr, 1920 9Orr., $40, A.30Ra3m;
mad 6aorstOpn, 1900 gorm., !4l5, A3O
Ra9mittaos. ,,o.
?9.15 gorn., 1.25, 43O, '5.35 IadmL, $3.50
"11.30 IbeHos.
god Gurtis' gaD, 1928 mOrgsus.
0aG Qurap, Rt. Republication, '256 Na9m'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g 10 Nahm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
GhnrIpS 81. Qiirmnmn.

Gs ftdr6 nnb furatr 6rantbsit am Is. goptm=
Der 6barfts U. 2iirmnuu i'm glttr BON 63 3abr,u.
Die Seeroiguus fidOet nj o n, Sountug, Dem
Is. NoOember, Ra6mittaas y llbr, bon isinsr lesz
ten Nobuunq, Rr. 2O10, mt. 3oDdI=3errats, aus
pripatim tatt. 9itte, feint 9lumen! (3l9-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

Ser 8rubsr bes 8 n e
rdGs 8otba, Gbriitidn 8ptba, tit i'm
6Oipitd1 gu &Ofitab, Der 9uuptitaot
BON Weitgriql1alunb, an Der 8linbz
0drmentaiinbund o~eitprbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
Sdutfnaund.

roitrmit irotn mir alien 0tntu, tptIbc F6 an
Der 9e;rDieuug uniers5 g~sliebteu 6Obues unO 9ru=
bsrg : 0 $. Sc Il : d t bstbeiliQten, iopje De-
men, rptIbt 10 btrrli6e 8Iumengepiros ~ianOttn,
;pcliea aud Dem Qaitur CD. @ubtr ftr ieine trofts
rtiben g8ortc, uuitrtn b,rSliden Gant.
| Die trausrHotu GIterH uno q d nj t 7.
L rolnA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
aneen slnnr,s GiirnbahnsGp.

obrpGautratt In Rroft q. 8 #. 1902.
Sampier otrlafen gisc 9r. 10, 9igbtsStraB':
Sdgli9 (lusgsnOmmm Samiagl els goFmttiao'
uu0 SIS 4a6mittags; Samita9s I'M OLD Sot'
mittaos uHO 2 ubr 9u6mittags; nab RsRts3SIa"O'
Gcutrspiac, Genes uub 3pii6srfatioHsH.
ani6luB on -Selapars & Gbti. 6llsu6a9H' "19
Cation, CUforo uuo Spii9entGtloHtH.
GJra6t pirO eutgtosn geRommsH aH Bo3''!aSs"
bis 6 ubr NbenDs. ~
9el.5bons: 6. & y. (st. BAUD 3l02. ND t9'n'l
OIL q. W. SroJeL,
(Dlai27,lSl &tHera!s9l3aI1slA''"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
Samita8, ID. Nppcrnber 1902.

Ser 8auerrfeIbz g + 8
lit benz S9riftitener 9uftub 5renBen,
bemgerfuffer BON rSOrn ubl," Derliez
FEN fporber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
2
GripNrih Rd{hP.

Gg far6 am IA. Ropembsr, gbsnos 6 ll6r, Soz
bann 6rieori6 Tdide in Nltcr Don 81 5abren uno
6 Rouuten. Die 9ecrONuno finOtt d o ntao,
ben II. NoDembsr, Radniitteos 2 nbr, BON ieiuer
l'bten g1sbnure, Tr. Isl, 8etzoenrietta@Stro
aus auf Der Baltimore smeterp" ftdtt. (3l9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
Rorb(ann G. @runigIbaniazG iiens
6nhu<Gnmhanuie.

9,rlofsn an Wo9enta8eu Ha3 9Ort, "a, UNI E3o
Morssns uno 3.05 0aamittags.
gtrlaFtn an BobtHtdgeH ndb Delta, IA, nm
TC Worgtng, 3.05 unO 40 gltmittags.
gsriaHsr an gBObsutagtu mad 9Cialr, YtO., Mn
7.9l, $50 WOrgtns, 3.05, 430 0a5mitta3s uHo
500 abtHD5. 40,
gtrlaTsn an 5oHn.aQsn nab Delta, "a, UNI $50
Worqsns uHD 400 8a1mittags.
gtrlaHtn an S0nutageu nab SsIlir, gSo., I'M
$50 9tOrgeHgr 100 3a6mittags uHo loVo
Wblnos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

g n8aben 8aben 1T m
Otter bon 81 Sabren Der uls S4la4z
tenmuler, als Genre tpie als 2anoz
f9aftsmuler in bobem Nnie6en ite6enz
be Sob. 8aptiit 9einsfetter geitorben.
Gr mar elm iiingerer 8ruoer bet be-
riibmten SGngerinren Sabine, 8laru
unb &at6infa 9sinefetter. 8is in fein
bo6es Otter mar benz 8eritorbenen Die
t0rperli4e unb geiitige Srii4e oerz
QDrurt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
SDnig 9nnib. 9uae Tr. s.,

SpejiaIA9eramnlung nj orgt II, Sonuta1, ben
Is. Topcmber 1902, Ra6mittugs l2.45, I'M rGreis
muurcrs5empel." tptqeu Sbcilnabme an Der Beer
Diqling unitrss ptrtorbeutn 9ruOsrs Charles
n. g il T nj II. Wiitglieotr uno ~beiudenot Bril-
Der finn aufpeforotrt, Recommendation 3u troesn.
f3Iy 0Ol Sbas. -. 0ans, R.zD2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
0prethea Giefh.

GreunDen unD 9ttdnnteu Die t~rauriot Hatrlht,
bab 5rdulein Sorotbco 8iti3, time Grsinoin Der
6dmilieH RntfelD unb 9raegsr BON baltimore, ON
81. Cftobcr nm 12t lIbr in Eicbri5 am &bein,
9tutiAlanD, aetorbsn III. l3I6-2Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
uhthd=0dnue

tWir laoen sur 9sfbtigung uuitrer 2aun6tg
lno observation-disclosures Gin, poDon is5t W&us
fer sur austt1uno fno in u~niereu Wa1rsnrGumsn
45+O7, 8tf=8,rmantroBt. 6enrp Rebel & So.
(3l8-2N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
gpSesfGne:

am y. RObembtr @ d Deb m, 48 Sabre
alt.
gm y. TOotmbtr N oGttr 8. + / 5ubr
oft.
Mn y. RUoembtr Suite 6tttn, % Sabre
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
Sbre aleiSer aereimtat unb aebiieelt,

81 25 pro Tlpuat, abgcbolt uno abssIiefert. Teo.
Ielspbpn' 1895 d. ). 6. 9bpiiot, II, Glass
str, Na8iolstr Der 20. Century Burbrobs Co."
(Roo5. 1ND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
Sir O1men.

SaS Eclectic = Damsn : G6nst6er $ Gotten.
III I.tht III %.rI.rnen, tOftt f.br Deuie unO III cine
oroSt G%riparuib fir Sic Bel Der &nfrtiglns Obs
rtr Rl.iDr. Sic 66ult it i.st o~soffRst. @soes
e.oinaune.n tUenoe man f4 an
u. SuberS,
Rr. 2I2. Rpre'GbarIcA> GtraAG.
CR6ril6, So, Sir Gr,lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

mas nt9t iebt allies ges
itobten tpirb. 9ieier Sage tpurbe in
unferen 3eitungen mitgetbeilt, buB
giner cine locomotive seitoblen 1d6e.
Stun leien mir IN einem 8eri4t aus
&aFel: DAB &ommoben unb &aHenz
f9rGnts iammt i9rem oft foftburen
Snbalte seftobGen unb tpegsei4leppt
tporoen finb, lit b~agepefen, buB aber
etn Neubau Iammt barin aufbepabrz
ten @ertseugen geit6blen tperben uno
ipurlos BPM grbboben berf9pinben
fam, bus biirfte benn bod troB Sen
@fiba nod ni9t bugepeien iein. Ser
Jaq bat ii9 ieBt in Steinbru9 BET
Mdtknbo9 in Der NGbe BON &ahel
ereignet. Qls Der 8eiiBer bes beiagz
ten iIo1trt ftebenben 9auies na4 lGnz
eerer @bpefenbett eintraf Inn bic
&Gume au befi9tigen, fdnb er 6as
.Saus ni9t mebr bor. @s mar ptrfz
li6 geitoblen, Biz auf ben @rurro abz
uebrpGen - ppm Groboben perz
f9nunoen. Ser mebrere Stunben
entfernt fpo6nenbe9 erfpalter bes6auz
les fonnte benz duf 10 ungenebme
@eiie iiberrai9ten Gigentbiimer uls
ein3iqes ueberbIeibiel bes e6emaligen
geiibes nur bic S4Iifel iiberrei9en.
Die geri9tli4e l1nteriu4ung 1T einz
geleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

tDnnten perftimmen. Gin 3pnaerz
tpiirfnib stpif6en Seutf4ldnb u. ben
@ereiniqten Stadten lit troB Der 4nz
nabme bes 8aragrapben ni9t 81 be-
fiir6ten, bas ldge tpeber in unferem,
mod in beutf9em Snterefe. Bon
Waf6ington fpmmt bereits Die W&elz
bung, baB Der BON 81. 8eumer erz
pdbnte San, baB Die piqtirli4e&lafz
ffifution beutf9er GmailIe : Wuaren
auf 8etreiben zines ameritunif9en
SruIts erfolgt lei, BON benz S4aBamt
unterfu9t perben foa.
0er&atfer 5ran3S ofep9
empfing, pie Wiener 8lGtter meloen,
tiir5li9 einen pdptli9en 9eGegirten,
Der Elm 6anbi9rei6en be5 Papftes
ii6erbra9te, in beIonberer 4ubien5.
Del 8uiier fragte nu9 benz 8efinoen
bes papftes, %tporauf Der 0elegirte be-
merfte, bas f0rperli9e 8efinben lei
pobl befriebigenb, bod babe berpapf
piel Summer unb Gorge. Der 8aifer
sntgegnete: n0us CLAUDE i4 nobl,
aber Ippiel Summer unb Sorge pte
ib bat feline 6eiligfeit geniB ni4t."
ser fibufritani d E
&rieg 1T felt mebr uls flint MOnaten
3u @nbe, aber mod INNER barren 3e5n
Bis 5p0lf SaufenO 8oeren : 9efan@
gene Der &iiffebr in bic. 9eimatb.
2orbpner 8lGtter perfen Der Regtez
rlrng @aumieligfeit DOR, benin Der
dfrifaniI6e CONNER babe balb ietnen
608itftunb erreidt, 10 buB bic mod
nt9t 5uriid6efOrberten 5urmer Elm
tpeitsres Su6r perftteiden laFen miiBz
ten, ebe fte bic 8epirtbf4aFtung i6rer
8eiiBungen 1pieOer uufne6men t0nn~
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

0epartement fir uuterrtdbtsDefeu. SIrrau
- Ger Srhpr6e Ger SdluEsS pmmifidre.
9uItimort, oen Is. Rouembtr 1902.
Sine 9rifunQ BON gt~ppli1nteu fir cine 6rei=
f6ulittqs in p6barlottc=Aoal Sbulc fir &nabtn"
(st. WarD'g GountD) pom ?. 8tiesge6uugg=9i=
ftritt pirD AM Sienftae, BEN Is. Ropambcr. ytGd=
mittuos 2 llbr, in oieiem &ircau itlttiinOcn. 3n
Q~uftrdge.
s. ID. GonIcs,
Roo14,15,171Sl Sstretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

- Sn 9igbIunbz5uas, N.zg, be-
sing @lOnao 9. gan, peI4er Big Dor
Sturgeon i'm Signalcorps auf benPbiz
lippinen biente, geitern @elbftmorb
bur9 @rI9ieBen nit eineln S4rotge@
tpebr. @ein Motip 1T ni9t befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

q, erfeaette acknowledgment nit Der Aui'
CINE Lsthes, and 36-inch by 36-iuch Planer"
berle6eu uno an ben -9ourO Of atpuros@ Der Staot
Baltimore n%ors{frt, Deroen bis M / I I 10 o q, BEN
26. Rrpember 1902, 9ornittaes IL tlbr, I'm Sitreau
bes tobtsgeeqifrators Gatbbaug, Baltimore, Dto.,
erteeqen eenommen fir bic Offering aaer arbets
ten, Mtuttrialien, Transportation unD complete Ab=
%lieferuug on bic @aFcr=Eeb0rOe Der Staot 8altts
more, II. o. b. Baltimore, RD., elmer ~ 3Os
s6aiqen Mni6iHen=9 rsbbanf, elmer % l6sjolt9en
MuI6inensG rtbbanf uno zines On 36s5DlioeH bel
36sj6niosR @obels, oemdb ben Spt3itifationen, BE
i'm 9iirsau oes g9aher=Sngenieurs i'm GatDDaule
BON Baltimore, Wto., su erbolten fnO.
aQe Gorberunosz AnQebote mihsn BON etnem be-
olaubiatsn Shed in Der 66be bon $4,000, osjoQeu
on Crore beg Ttopors uno Stootratbes BON SaltIz
more, b~eeleitet itin, unO tuir0 BON ocm trtolgrel1en
9itter bic Stclunq elmer 5ufricoenfeaenotn Surq=
i6aft fir Die oepiftubaftc augfibrung oes utberz
tiutummtns, Dem ~Doppelttn GOutruttipcrthe 9let3=
fpnlutenO, perlanQt.
gGneebotiteacr t6rnen auotbotc fir ir9tno cine
ober a4e pbiqcn Ntaibinen ciureibtn.
Sic Gontratt=9 roebunQs z9eb6rD btbdlt fb oa5
Te&t Dor, ireeno ptl5e OOer ule InQcbote ju orrS
i%pcrfen.
NIfrer NJ. GUid.
g9aftr=Suqcnieur.
gttdtiot:
gbumas 6. Sapcs,
IrdFOtnt beg n@oaro ri &rpuros.H
(eool3, l4,15, II, Is, 19, 20,2l.2,24
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nRnnnI S(ne.n9tnie

mad philadelphia une New7Sort'
Osfli9. Obj. b. Camden. %bI D. j. %'
66lafuaooou ....... 3.5l BORN. 3.55 ..
San Nm & gin,r = 755 gorm. u " 800 y. 6
Buffet 9arlor ...... 9.l9 gorm. 81 ~ y
Qorlor, Einer ..... 2 9.52 Yorm. : 70, g.
9arlor, Diner ...... 1850 8orm. 4 Iv2t o.
morIor, 9iu,r LII Ra6m. u l2 U.
g8opal 2imits0,H ousi6lieBIi5 pullman : SH9'
Buffet 6motcr, qarlor, ObierOdtiOn, 0Rsilts u"o
Gafssg8oegons %. -. 349 Na3m. 3 " 335 ~
9arlor, Diner ...... " 800 abos. 6O5 u. y
Goaaeg na9 gbiIaO, " 900 4bos- sos u.
66lafna9gons -. e. 1928 BORN. "l2H y.
Qof1lsS 6lafiuaoqor nab Reps9Orf fertjg sum
gebruu6 in mt. Republication nm 1000 &btros
q, nc6 atlontitsGjto an 0o3eHtagen; ., naQ
GtlauticzGitp togli6.
gas 8aas baItsu in 8iImin9tOH. g, baIt IN
GbsHsr on.
qbf. b. Gamoen. gbf. b. ut. u.
nbiIo gf,om. *8O5 Born. $40 Born.
@bif1 Ernrs6 - 30 Robm. !2.35 Ra3m.
11S;fa ErrrsS "a q Qabm. 800 0adm.
1 Tgr Tfforr x q Qa6m. 1880 Qa6m.
@S;Is m,tor, az 50 @bos. ?6.l5 9bDs.
g-in,t.gureaur g1orbusfsGds GuIOsrts uno Balls
+imor,sstr., Rr. POI, 5aOsgroaoEpap, gt. 8o0al'
Gtntisn por COMMUNICATION:
8. 9. martin, mgr. Ban. Sraffit.
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Start.5 nscnieurs Bureau,

8uItimort, otu Is. ROB. 1902.
Der Stdbt=A nQcujeur ipirO am 20. Roptmbcr 1902
3u oeu ua9iolQeuO genanuten 6tunOeH Oil Grit unO
5f,ne tribeiutn, nm oas 9iooau Der '~olgcroeu
Strabtu 3tuii9en Den angtge6eusu Stun0en ict3uz
rt1sH:
3 lttr Radmittl9s - u;uHlno j~pan3tgite Strubc,
BON CutzStrub: bis 3ur 8cmiuqtouz2lpeuuc
4 llbr Ra6mittaqs - Roropet=StraBe, BON Sui
ton=Qlpsnuc bis 4apiou=StraBt.
y. Z. Tcnean.
CRoo14, 1911. Is, lM StoOtzS uqcuicur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

Chino bat in ueberei NJ
itimmurg nit Dem 5rieoens : 8rotoz
fpq bur6 Elm fdtierlt9es Setret Die
Mdffenetnfubr berbpten. Wie es ieiz
ne 8ertragsberpfli9tungen erfuat,
fieht man aus einem tatierli9en Ree
fcript, bur9 peldes elm 8eamter bier
ten @rabes tpegen ietnes Pdtriotisz
mus gum Rarge zines Manbarinen
erbober tpurbe. Der 9atriottsmus
bes 8edmter 6eitanb BARN, baB er
1000 Maufersetpebre uno 100000
patrpnert ra9 &pungit etngeI9mugs
ae[t unb benz 9puberneur our unterz
briifung Der Nufftdnoii4en CUR Ser
fiigung gefte4t batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

Oie gei 9iebene 8 roB9erz
5ogin 8iftoria Melitu BON 9efen bat
fi9 in goburg cine eigene 9ofbaltung
eingeri9st. 0amtt lit ite Der Steuerz
frei6eit, tpel9e Die MitglieOer bes
6er5ogli9er9auies genieBen, o~erluitig
gegangen u1tO CUR Steuerpfli4t berz
ange3ogen iporben. 9as iteuerpfli4z
tige @infommen tpurbe auf 10000
Marf feItgefebt unb bic 8roBher5o~
gin lit bamit cine Der 9D9t6eftsuer>
Ten beg 6er8pothums deporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

8ifbeIm 6ute1bf #
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iuventuti" eittmmt, Die an Der neuen
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-17
SOUTH STAFFORD.

Mrs. Brent Jordan, who has been quite
i'll, is improving.
Frank Dow went to Claremont, n. H.,
Monday on business.
Merrill {. Lane returned Monday to 81.
Johnsbury academy.
Mrs. Mary Livermore has returned to
the Barrett House to work.
George Kibling and Mrs. Mary Brown
were in town the first OF the week.
Miss Winnie Parker had her opening OF
summer millinery the first OF the week
Mrs. b. F. Dow and daughter, Miss Jo-
sephine, are visiting friends IN WOODSTOCK
James Tyson, Jr., who has been in Bal
timore, Nd, returned the first OF the
week.
Miss Adella S. Kendall, who has been
visiting friends in Pompanoosuci returned
home Monday.
Leon billiard, who has been at hom'
sick. returned to his work at Pompanoo'
sue on Monday.
The brick foundation to the Masonic
hall was laid by out-of-town parties thS
past week and the carpenters commehceu
working Monday morning.
A party Of Harvard students and pro
lessor arrived at the Barrett House satur,
day evening. They are to make stuoy o.
the mineral resources and the mihe'
around.
The entertainment given by the young
ladies Friday evening was very enloyaol'
and gave them a nice little sum, Wnlci
thew presented to their friend, MISS Jeh'
ME Coutermarsh.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-17
THOSE GNAWIK6 RATS.
A Common and Curious Illusion.

"Ifelt as though rats were gnawing at the
coats of nv stomach Three famous men
have all left this expression on record in
their writings. They were all sufferers
from chronic indigestion or dyspepsia, OF
which the horrible sensation they thus de-
scribe is a symptom. Other signs are a
heaviness and distress after eating, bad
taste in the mouth, dryness of skin, variable
appetite, fatulency, broken sleep, bad
dreams and Nightmares, billiousness, fatigue
and WEAKNESS without labor, etc, etc.
We work with our head and nerves and
this makes the dyspepsia of the student,
the business and professional man, the
I worried man and the majority OF women.
I We throw food, often unassorted and IN eN-
cess. into this weak and unwarmed stom-
ach, and bring on acute intlammatory dys-
persia or gastric catarrh, with symptoms
and results which make life terror. Asa
anybody who has it. :.
/ The best of medicines Is the new medl'
cine, Calcura Solvent, discovered by Dr.
David Kennedy, Of Kennedy Row, Kings
I ton. n. Y. 1t has proved brilliantly sue.
,assful in maladies Of the digestive anc
nervous systems and in disorders OF th'
4 liver, bladder and kidneys. All druggists
] Sl.00 a bottle.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-17
MILLER'S POND.

Charlie George has finished his work for
ID. X. White.
Will Manion is working at the furnace
at Copperfield and boarding at Joseph Bal
ley's.
Bert Grant is to make Vermont his home
He is to come from Chelsea, Mass, 10 1--we
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert west
Nathan Corliss has moved his goods TO
his house here from Barre and VIII oceu-
nv IL with his family in about two weeks
after working out his time in Barre
Mr.. Kent and wife of Massachusetts
who have been wintering at b. l.. West >
visited at John Whitcomb recently. nj
He Is very much taken up with Vermont
and thinks it just the place to recupera'e
in
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-17

TuNeRIpoE.

win Folsom is soon to move TO Brook
field
Mrs. S. E. Hayward is suffering with a
bad eye.
Hattie Hayward went to Chelsea last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. King went to Bos-
ton Monday.
Miss shearer, a trained nurse, is visiting
at Hale Durrells.
Ed. George Of Chelsea was in town last
Friday to see his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Osborne visited
friends in STAFFORD Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Dean of Keene is visiting at
her father-in-law's ;. A. Dean s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dutton from Royal
ton visited at Hugh Diekerman's recently
Mrs. S. f. Slack and son, Fred, spent
Sunday with friends in South Royalton.
Can't. Henry NJ. Wires of Randolph Wis
tied his nephew, DIR. Hayward, last week
Mrs. Gracia Sargent, who has been con-
fined to the house for several weeks Is
gaining.
The senior class Of South Royalton school
will give an operetta at the town hal FRI
day night.
DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Hayward attended
an Eastern star meeting hSlu ~ ~ ~
Junction Tuesday evening.
Alice Monkey, who has spent several
weeks in Lebanon caring for Mrs. Garlic
ton, is visiting friends in town.
viii II. Ballou has been quite i'll for sew
eral DAYS, and his brother, George, IS tax
ing his place at Hugh Dickerman's.
Hiram George. who died last Friday
night, was born in Vershire Aug. II, lSZz
| His first wife was Miss Silloway OF New
| Hampshire, to whom four sons and one
daughter were born, all OF whom survive
him. He was married June p, 1888, (
| Mrs. Abby Williams Burbank. lie wa
for four years sailor. lie has as hyea Ioi
about 30 years in Tunbridge. The funera
was Monday afternoon from his late resi-
dence, Rev. Il. II. Alden officiating; In
| terment was in the cemetery at Nershlre.
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grange is especially fiourishing and pros
porous under the leadership of II. w. Vail,
master, assisted by a worthy corps OF
helpers and an enthusiastic grange body.
The Entertainment association elected
officers for another year Thursday even
ing, the old board being continued. 1t
WIS decided to have course next winter,
II sufficient support is given. Three first
class features have already been secured,
and four others will be added later. Every
effort will be made to secure the best that
the patronage will warrant.
A party Of friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
! Laport from Snowsville drove down Mon
| day evening and gave the couple surprise
4 party in honor of the 18th anniversary OF
| their wedding. Several near neighbors
here also called in and very merry even
/ ing was passed, with music and refresh
ments as special features. Mr.. and Mrs.
Laport have spent most OF their married
| life at Snowsville, moving here year ago.
Six large cans of trout fry came to this
4 station Monday, from the o. 5. fish hatch
cry. Ten thousand of the fry were
placed in the Bass Dubois Blanchard
/ private preserve and 10000 in Ayers
/ brook and its tributaries, by those inter-
ested in keeping that stream stocked.
w. NJ. Terry found among the fry lit
tie fellow with two distinct and perfect
/ DeAdss lie mas lakEu Mn uufut anu W III
| try to rear him. IT is hoped by poor fish
ermen that this breed OF trout will become
general, for the more mouths they have
the better sport.
Liquor Agent Joslyn is a pretty good
student Of human nature, and fairy tales
Of physical torments that can
only be relieved by spiritus frumenti don't
usually 90 with him. Last Thursday,
however, fellow limped into the agency
and with an agonized expression and a
voice wracked by pain, begged for just
half pint Of alcohol for his lameness that
threatened to make him cripple for life,
Josh had mercy on the fellow and dealt
il out, but being a little suspicious, eau
tiously watched the purchaser as he crawl
ed out and limped slowly down the street
The fellow finally turned his head to see Il
anyone was looking and, being satisfied
that all was well, cut and run like deer,
fiinging himself in a transport OF Joy into
a cart driven by two confederates who
were waiting for him. "Josh," who was
looking, nearly fell in lit from laughing
at the sudden and miraculous cure effect
ed.