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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13
IT'S SAID MURDER N|[LOUI.
A Woman Says Noah Long Wa
Robbed and Thrown In; % the
Kaw at Argentine, Kas.
SHE MAKES CONFESSION AND SIGNS IT.
Two Men and the Woman Arrested,
and One of the Men Attempted to
Commit Suicide by Cutting an
Artery I'm His Wrist-The Mys.
terious Deaths of Two Men.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. s.-Rhods
Taylor has made q written confes
sion TO the police of Argentine, Kas.
across the river from here, that NOAH
Long, the aged stone mason who dis
appeared mysteriously from his
home there week ago, had beer
robbed and his body thrown into the
Kaw river. Long was an old soldier
and had drawn $40 pension money
from the bank on Thursday last. He
visited a saloon in Argentine thai
night, which was the last time hs
had been seen. The police are search
ing in the river for the body, which
except at the place where it is al
legged he was thrown in, is covered
with thick ice.
According to the woman's confess
sion, which was signed in the pres
ence of a reporter, Henry Donohue
and James Golf wehe with her and
Long at Donohue's house on the
Thursday night Long disappeared
Donohue, who was infatuated with
the woman, had, she asserts, taunted
her with not being able to secure
the money from Long, who, it ap-
pears, had also paid her some atten'
ton. During the evening, she de-
clares, the men robbed the old man.
Aaw a. ofo - xryf
him across bridge over the Kaw.
While in the middle of the bridge,
the men, she asserts, caught up with
them, held Long, and ordered her to
hurry on and not turn back. A mo-
ment later she heard a splash, she
says, and knew that they had thrown
Long into the water.
Donohue, Dave Moran, a nephew Of
the missing man, and the Taylor
woman were arrested on Tuesday
last, and Golf was taken Saturday
after she had made the confession
All live in the bottoms along the
river. Friday night Moran attempt
ed to commit suicide by trying to cut
an artery in his wrist. The nature
OF the charge against Moran Is not
known.
On the day before Long disap
peared Argentine was furnished an
other mystery, in the finding in his
hut, of Thomas Carroll, IS years of
age, who had lived alone for years.
He was known to have considerable
money, and wounds on his head made
ii appear that he had been murdered
by robbers. No clew to his as
sailants has been found.
Following this, George thinner
man, aged 60, farmer, was found
dead in his home, where he had lived
alone, six miles west of Argentine.
The body was frozen stiff. The cor
oner, however, decided that thinner.
mans death was due to heart dis
ease.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

The Chicago Press club will ban
quet st. Louis Worlds fair ofiiciali
February Is.
IL is estimated that 100, 0O0, 900 bush
els of wheat will be raised in Kansas
this year.
Gen. Herrera, the Colombian insur
gent, announces his intention to bonn.
bard Colon and Panama in the near
future.
Charles M. Schwab visited King Ed
ward, Friday, and they talked in.
formally about industrial conditions
in the United States.
The dinner TO be given Prince Hen
ry in New York in honor of the Amer
lean press promises to be a memora.
BILE banquet.
Insular presidentes of the Philip
pine islands will ask Mgr. Sbaretti 70
expel oil friars and friar bishops from
the islands.
Count Won Buelow, the German
chancellor, warns agriculturists that
their demands for higher tariff are
likely to grow excessive.
The United Irish societies of Gin.
cinnati have protested against Miss
Alice Roosevelt's attendance at the
coronation of King Edward.
The creed revision committee OF
the Presbyterian church has adopted
one clause of what is intended to be
brief statement of the doctrines OF
that organization.
The house passed the Legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation
bill, the second of the annual sup
ply bills, with only slight amend
ments.
Dun's and Bradstreet's weekly re-
views of trade declare conditions to
be highly favorable, in spite of the
fact that traffic has been hindered
for the last few weeks by bad
weather.
Admiral Walker appeared before
the senate committee on interoceanic
canals to explain why the canal COM
mission recommended the Panama
route in its supplemental report.
The navy department has approved
a general Encouragement plan FOR
the new battleships of the Virginia
class, prepared by the bureau of con-
struction.
Frank Baker, Miss Ida McCor-
mick and Mrs. Rebecca Booth are in
Jail at Poplar Bluff, Mo-, charged
with administering poison with homi-
cidal intent to Mrs. Malissa McCol-
lister.
Nicholas Andrews, one of the old
est residents Of Lebanon, ILL.,, is dead
there. He was native of Germany,
but had been a citizen of Lebanon for
so years.
Capt. M. B. Grant, aged IS years,
and a native of Georgia, died at
Laurel. Miss. He was a civil en-
gineer and West Point graduate He
served as captain of the engineer
corps on Gen. Beauregard's staff.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13
Famous Two-Minute stock Farm.

Cleveland, o., Feb. SIT is an
nounced that the famous Two-Minute
stock farm, the home of Star Point
er, 1894, the champion PAGER, will
soon be abandoned as home of the
harness horse. Some time ago w.
j. White presented the place to his
son, who has decided to abandon the
raising of pure bred horses.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13
To Celebrate the Event.

st. Louis, Feb. s.-The Missouri
Historical society is taking steps for
a celebration OF the 10th of March as
the day on which possession of Upper
Louisiana was actually transferred
from France to the United States.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13
To DO Away with Football.

olivet, Mich, Feb. s.-There Is a
concerted movement on foot among
Michigan colleges TO do away with
foot ball. At a meeting of the col
lege branch of the State Teachers
association, it was voted to recon-
mend that all colleges unite in pro
hibiting the game.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13

Washington, Feb. s.-Rear-Admiral
and Mrs. Schley arrived in Washing
ton Saturday morning from their
western and southern trip, and went
at once to their apartments in the
Richmond. The severe cold from
which the admiral has been suffering
has greatly improved.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13
wrecked BY a Wnterspout.

New York, Feb. s.--A waterspout
has wrecked a station on the Jeroni-
mo Mezzuita Central railway, caus-
ing many deaths and great damage
on plantations, according TO Herald
dispatch from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13
For a summer Shutdown.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. Sat meet
ing of representatives of the Pitts
burg Plate Glass CO., and the largest
independent manufacturers of the
country, in this city, arrangements
were made for the summer shut
down and TO maintain prices.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13
NO Meet Prince Henry.

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. s.-Gov. Van
SAINT, accompanied by his full staff,
will go to Chicago about March 81,
to meet and greet Prince Henry Of
Prussia. They will also accompany
the prince to Milwaukee.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13

My lips are dumb.
o Valentinei Saint Vaientlnel
Thou know'st this little maid OF mine.
This dainty sweet
40 pure and fair that when she passes
our gray old world grows green with
grasses
Beneath her feet.
That everywhere her dear face shows
The west wind takes II for a rose
Just newly born.
O grant sweet Saint. that TO her know
ing
But fragrance soft and bloom be showing
Give me the thornl
oh. Phyllis fart on. Phyllis youngi
I would mine were poets tongue
That l might sue;
That 1 might sing IN golden numbers
To wake your heart from out its sium-
bcrE-
My love for you
Yet-uo. dear heart The years will bring
\ swecter song than could sing,
SO flumber on.
You will awaken TO discover
when he shall come-that happy lover
And I am gone.
Harriet +. Blodgett. In N. Y. Indepenc-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13

preston, and Mr.. Skipp growled TO
himself: "Bless their heartsl" as
they clattered up the stairs.
When Miss Jerusha's valentine came
down again IL looked very much the
same outside--but insidel Dick aud
Derry smiled every time they looked
at each other, and had hard work to
keep straight faces when il was
handed over TO neighbor who passed
Miss Jerushy's rickety little house on
his way home.
81 shall tell that sneak what we've
done, so as not 10 have any more un-
derhand work, and then I'll never
speak to him again." announced
Dick, tall with righteous Indignation.
When the valentine was given into
her worn old hands Miss Jerushy was
too much astonished TO speak. Such
a thing hadn't happened to her for 40
years. She stood looking at il with
an utterly bewildered expression till
the bearer vanished in the darkness,
while the sleet beat against her thin
face and settled ON her gray hair.
She did not feel IL.
Jack Stacey was decidedly uncom-
Portable. He wasn't the sort of boy
who does smart" things as rule.
Some "friend" with n defective sense
OF humor had slipped the thing into
his hand that day; and, struck by
certain unfortunate resemblance be-
tween the caricature and Miss Je-
rushy, he had addressed il to her and
mailed IL on the spur of the moment.
As soon as IL was mailed he stopped
TO think. That was the trouble with
Jack. He acted first and thought aft
erward, which frequently resulted in
great discomfort and embarra' sment
to himself and his friends. Abclt
eight o'clock that evening he threw
his geography aside. and, going to
the kitchen, donned rubber boots and
coat.
"why, Jack, not going out to-
night, hopel" exclaimed his mother.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13
PSI TO go.
Sr:ALENTHNE

VALENTINES Saint
Naientlnel
a pilgrim to thy holy
shrine.
Behold ! comet
Footsore, and very
heavy laden
Because OF love for
one small maiden
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-02-13
BY NlNnle |. UproN -

HE Meigs stage
was late that day.
\ dismal Febru-
airy { h a " had
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04

inn Sd6re 1895 auf 203 Bis 204 nil
lionen. Der Mann lit alfo in Der
9eit BON 1895 Bis 1899 in Der Gage
aetpeIen, nod tpeitere 81 Miaionen
auf bic bobe 8ante su le9en. Die
nd9ftrei9ite perion lit Derdnldgt nit
lat Biz 148 Mtaionen Medrt Ser
m0qen unb bat BON 1895 bis 1899
einen @ermGgens3utpa4s BON %
MiQionen auf3upetien.- Sieie beiben
Rei9iten iinb Stdoter. 9d9inter
fommen feline 2eute nit tpeniger, als
6unbert MiQionen. Die rei9ite Ser
ion Quf benz 2dnbe lit nit einem Ser
mDqen bon IS Miaionen Wart perz
anlagt. @s fplgen unmittel6ar ba>
binter mod 'bret lGnbli4e Magnaten
nit einem @ermOgen BON 70, reip. 81
unb 48 MiGipnen. Sn ben GtGbten
bat bic rei4ite Perion, abgeie9en BON
ben 5tpei obenerndbnten, an Der
Gpibe aGer reinen 2eute itehenOen
WiQionGre, MIR 40 Miaionen Wtarf.
SSSm @an3en iirb nit einem 8ermOgen
BON iiber 5pei Milionen eingei4GBt
21O5 Yerfpnen, barunter 1880 in ben
StG0ten uno 575 duf benz Gdn0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04
Sic reidHru 9cute In UreuBen.

cSn Der 3eit19rift bes vStatiitii9en
8ureaus" 6at 9r. Gpert, Elm Wtttz
9lie0 oieIes 8ureaus, einen Nufidb:
u9o5ialitatiitife Streif5iige bur4 Die
Mdterie Der GrgGn5ungsteuer : Ser
anlagung in YreuBen" ber0ffentli4t.
Ser @erfaf1er bat bas gun5e amtli4e
Mlaterial Der Itattge6abten 8eranz
lagungen felt @rluB be5 Steuergez
feBes benuBt unb bringt man4erlei
neue, intereFante unb gum She'll
ii6errai9enbe Mttt6eilungen. Die
fteuerpfli9tigen 9ripatDermDgen in
preuBen purben ppr GrlaB bes &C.
febes ouf insgeidmmt IA MiGidrben
Marf gei4GBt. S9atfG9li9 iinb 5uz
leBt 70 MiQiarben beranlagt porben.
Die geiammten Pripatperm0gen in
Preuben, einf9lieBli9 alio audi berz
ieniget1 unter 5000 Mf., i9GBt gbert
auf 90 MiGiarben ober etpds bariiz
Der. Sin GROCER She'll bes 8OItsbers
mDgens ober felt i'm Dffentli9en
@%tgentbum, nt9t i'm Yrlbdtetgen=
tbum. 90 lei bas nerbenbe 8ermOz
gen bes preuBti9en Stuates duf II
Bis Is Miqturben gu I9dBen. 9a5u
tommt nod bas @ermOgen Der @ez
metrben. Der QufIaB giebt aud
Iustunft iiber bic rei9ften 2eute in
PreuBen. @inen MiliarbGr, b. f.,
cine 9eriou, bic Suufenb Mintonen
Murt 8ermOgen bat, giebt es nibt in
Preuben, audi nur a~nnG6ernb. Die
rei9fte Perfpn lit eingei9dBt nit eiz
mem 8ermDgen bon 265 Bis 266 Milz
lionen Marf. @r1t Bel Der 8eranz
lagung bon 1899 fam elm 8ermDeen
in bieIer 9Dbe gum @orf9ein; in BEN
S19ren 1896 unb 1897 purbe es duf
215 Biz 216 MiatOnsn einasi9dst,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04
Nete Nn;eigen.
.hcilhabcrichnft .Nptis.

8aItim re, ntn /. Widr} 1907.
Sic Sbcilbaberi8aft pou Born & @tlltr,
RQqcnz uno Sruf= 5abritantcr, tuuroe NIT gcQtuz
%icitigsr GiupiuiQung ~uufgclOt @r. Sobn @eacr
s.. 0elGtr meter fibreu, uno oIe Der 6irmo
Born & @elcr iduloiqtn 8ebuungcu eiutaiiirca
uuo oafir q%uittircn, ionic ale BON Der %bciagtcH
mir u~nisrcn @6uucru fir bic uns icitber beipjcienc
@unit o%anfrn, boffcn mir uuf cine Gorrisbuua Oer=
iclben fir Die 3utunft in glr. 1913, g8eitzDlulbsrrD=
Strabe.
Sir Die olte 3irma (Sohn q. Born BON g.,
Spbm 81. 9Sener.
gbturasuoa (62-4) Sobn s. gSrGlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04

pie btplpmuttf9en Ser
treter Der fremben MG4te in 8aibs
irutrn baben 9rotet eingelegt, Dab tie
bsi Der Mc&inleD : Memorialfeier
hinter bic Sberbunbesri9ter geieBt
fnprDen finb. 2orb Pauncefote, Der
Oonen Der 8otf9after, tit 6si Dem
@taatsIefretdr Sab DOritenig getpprz
ben, unb biefer bat 3ugeifanoen, bab
6ie 8otf9after unb @eIanbten mad
internationaler etiquette i6re SHE
neben benz grdiibenten 6Gtten BADEN
5o0en unb bebauerte, bEB Senator
ssorafer unb GongreBmitglieb @rog=
Ssnor tpel4e Die arrangements gez
froffen, elm @erIeben gema4t bdtten.
Turd neue 3egulationen foa oieie
(Ftiouettenfrage fir Die 3ufunft gelOit
fnerben. Nlit Der etiquette nehmer's
nrfere BaIbingtoner Politifer ni4t
"a oenau. Die lebten Wo6en haben
puap .E9lasenpe 9epeiie" gelisfert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04
NIbcrt &. SocIenbera.

Gg farb om 2. gldr, 1902, Morotng 8 ltb,, mad
lGnoerer Rrontbsit albrrt 3. 9oeienberg, ~qcliebter
9esrbiouno finb.t M / I I 10 0 d, Ra6mittaos INN
2 llbr, bon iciuer lebten g8Obnung, Or. 1918, Ots
Teotral= StraBc, aus itutt. 8eerbiguuQ ~prioatim.
So rubs ianit in iabtm GrieOen
Sein 9eib i'm fi6ieu Grbeni5ouB!
gu BIT iobalo BON uns osi6ieotn,
Sod lit Dir nun Elm btHercs 9oos.
8, f6rnten aud mir nit Dir 5isb'n,
Der Ielt, Der 5iino', benz SOB enttlicb'n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04

BON bem 80 obe11en9 u B."
unterbaItungsblatt fir Die 5amilic,
8erlag BON g. 3ideG, NepzgOrt, 129
Duane : StrGBe, buben mir 9eft s
erbdGten. 9aKelbe baingt ne6er 6rei
SOrtIeBungen bon friiber begonnenen
Gomdnen ben Nnfang elmer nellen
NObeqe: rSroBige 9er5en" DON S.
sErdnce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04

Gg far6 am /. mars 1902 Sobn 8tnrp 9obnt,
Gpbn BON oenrp uRD Gliiobetb 2abn, i'm altcr
9itnfoa. psn 4. Mdr3, Ra6mittaeg 2 ltbr, pon
ieiner fskttn Nobnune, Nr. 6l0, Sios9onbzStr.
aus mad br lutbsriiden Observation-Disclosures TAFT,
tpo,u 9eripuHDte unO 6reuuoe a6tGHesOoa etHees
la0en iino, beijupobnen.
Cgittsbureer 3tituneeR m6gen ~gefdligft c%opirsn.)
(62-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04

Il eren 8aItimorer
Sdngern tpirb in Der beuti6en PreNe
bes 2anbes Nnerfennung fir Die i'm
nige Wabl bes 8egriiBungs4prss Bel
Dem gmpfange bes Prin5en 6einri4
deapQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04
-f1TlOW, XIV ITNV'W"
0snnnI 0Slmr.m0inie
INcIfcrn Mnrnfnnn.&nhn.

Ertt1 20. SEPT. 1901 IN Rruft
3igs ~0erlaFeu Qilen=StatioH, pie foGt:
8dgli3 d.
40 Worgsns - Sdueajug, Sauptlinte Sa9ersS
toru, n. & @. gubn unD Dem Suoen, uno duS'
eenommn SoHntaog, g. O.. gdbn, Gbambtrss
bur9, Ylartinsbure uro 8nDtit1r.
Sdgli6, ausgen an SoHHtdgs.
725 WorgtHs-9Ort 9. & o.sTio. unO Sdupts
9iuis otli6 BON GmOrp=@rODe, Carlisle unO Ga
&.sQubu.
8.1j 0lorgtug 49, 6auptliui;, 6o1trgtour, 6bjcs
~peusburg, 6rsOerid, Gmmttsburg uHo q. & W.
EIbH, Bis 6!tGon.
1912 W~orQeus-4ftomul. tur u~Hion=Sri0ge, 0ort
uuo Gett1sburg.
225 ~3lbm.-Qttomm. nab unioHz8riDot.
3.32 Ra6m.-grprsb nab 0ort uuo g. & S. Dip.
AS Qa1m.-Gprb, 3auptlluie : Qunft,, 6a9rss
tOpn, 6rsoertf, Gmmitsburg uHO Sbippeasbur0,
$50 0~abn.-Attomm. Uab Gmorp=@rope.
6.l5 Rabm.-Attomm. mad llniou=9riDQc.
lbs a~btH6g-Attomm. nab GmOrD=Sroos.
9ur SDnutnQ 8.
9.35 DorgeHs-Attomm. nod uHiou=9rioee uEA
SaUDper.
235 Ra6m.-aftomm. mad union=Srioot.
400 9u1m.-ati0mm. mad 6morD=8ropt.
1855 Q~bsnOs-gtfomm. mad Gm0rD=grope.
9iattez unO 9epat=9trsau gr. 215, Cfs9alttS
morcsGtrabe.
3Hgt balten an lnion., Observation-Disclosures
fultous uno Walbroot= tRortb=goe) Station.
I. W. 0 b, Observation-Disclosures
9. 8. GrispoIb Gen =9aFaeier=9geut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04

Da iebt bas 9eutf4e
du9 BEL ben Qnglo : Imeeifanern in
MpOe lit, perben bielei4t mdn6e
Seuti9e bier ii9 enti4lieBen, oofiir
gu iorgen, OaB lire 8inpet oeuti4
fpreden lernen. M.zN. St.z3tq.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04

CINE Min6ener 9aIbz
mpnutsI9rift: Die 8eieG{9aft,"
@erlag BON 6. 8ieriOn, DRESDEN unr
2eip5ig, 1T uns 5u9egangen. 0as
Seft bringt gut gef6riebene, &rtifel
ii6er Die Mmeritantiirung Der beutz
f6en @9ifffubrts : @eieai9aften,"
iiber SbeaterzGeniur, nNa6trGgli9e5
sum bunbertften 8eburtstdgs BON
ShriIfian Oietri9 8rabbe," cine I'M
tereiIante literarif6e Stubte Ron 8.
Triebldnber, @ebi9te BON 6. S6miOs
huber, Miin6ener Nefrologe, cine inz
fereFante Miindener &unOi4uu. Be-
fonberes Snterefe bietet Die u8ritiiGe
SIDE" ppn benz 6erausgeber, Or. Dir
thur @eibG, unter Dem Motto: nSo
-oebet benz &aifer, mas pes aaiiera
it," Die r&aiierli6e" &eitbettt elmer
getra6tung unter5iebt. gu be5te6en
Dur9 81. 6aniti4, Rr. 10 R.%9opplez
tpn@Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04

Montdndnirb neben NJ
beren merfpiirbigen 9ingen Dem
nqrDBten Mann Der Welt" GUT ct.
Coulter Notwithstanding i4iden. So
1T bies @biparb 8edupre, q Sabre
alt, Z SUB 103 3Ou bod unb 367
9funb i8fper. gr fam elm tauIenDz
pfiinbiges gferO uater ben Nrm nebz
men unb berumtrdgen. 8ein 8ett lit
grpB gsnrlg fir ibn un0 felt Sobren
i6ldft er nur mebr uuf Dem 8ooen.
lInqlei9 man6en anheren RieIen 1T
8eaupre pbDiii9 gang r~egeln1dBiJ entz
pidelt. Gr lit elm @andoaz5ran5pie
BON @eburt nit elmer Wtii6ung In
bianif9en 8lutes. Montonaer 3ei<
tungen bebaupten, Dab er INNER NOD
fpa6fe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04
3uuiiu SulBtparO.

Gg ffar6 pl0Blib am Sountle Wtor9cu Qoujil
Soisfparp, qeljcbte Satin nom Sorlro Soolblparo.
Ole 8ierbiaunp finOtt beutc, Sjenit19. DEN T.
Wldrl, BON ibrer E;bttl g9Obnung, Rr. GJI, Noro=
WoIies Strabs, aus nm ? llbr Aabm'tto9s itatt.
nRl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04

1idt Bios rufiif4e ST.
nanafreiie, fonbern audi Die anberer
2dnber betra6ten bas englii6<iapGz
nif9e 8inbniB als cine PrGnlie Saz
pans an @ngGanb fir cine 4nIeibe
BON 100000 9funb Sterling, pelz
9e Sapan in 2onopn erbalted babe,
na90em feline MnIeibe : 8eriude in
sSranfrei6 qsfGeitert 1eten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04

un1eren 2ebens1uuf in
Der NuBf9aale etebt Elm Me4ielblatt
tpie folgt an: 9eboren, ptatommen
ee6eiBen, gebdti9elt, f4reien gelaiIen,
gefittert, gepa9fen, geipielt, er8Ogen,
itubirt, eraminirt, Der S6uls entz
lafTen, perliebt, geliebt, berlo6I, oerz
beiratbet, in ben 9aaren gelegcn, perz
1D6nt, gelitten, betrauert uno - perz
neffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04
Sienitag, ben A. MARS 1902.

Oas Slid Der Sugenb
1T 2et9tIinn, bas bes Differs 9let3z
g~iltigfett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-04
S~cirathSocfuch.

Seuti6cr, AZ, in gutter goFtion unb sttrag gtrs
m6qeu, iUiini1t pie 8stanuti6aft elmer Game,
Mdo6tn oocr 0ittipe nit ctpas 9crm6oeu 5pcfs
~balOiQtcr @tiratb. 6ieruut rcflettircnOe Gamcn
iucrDtn ~gebettn, nit allen Gtn5elnbeiteu 5u oorsiFz
rem inter 3ufi6erung Der i~treuaftcn 9eri6tpiegtu=
brit: ro. AS 9suti6er GOrrciponOent, Baltimore,
DO. 62-3)
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@enigc piTcn, pub bus bsi'm 5urbenOrud uno
auf Spicocl= uno 9ilosrrabnttH ocbrau6tt Cob
nit eincm aus 9rouls uuO 3iut bcftebcnoen Quls
Der gtma6t pirO unO nidt, ipie uletmein aueez
uommer, nit benz rtinen 8luttqolb, iptl6es guluer
ieno6 Die glei6e Wirtunq e~r3ielt uno ptit peuiqcr
tot,t. Gs gitbt einen anOercn poltstbimli6tn Nr=
titel, Der tbcnials piel na6qemadt ipirO, UNI Gas
1T optctter's Maesnbittcrs. llnebrli6e @dnoler
fa1en DIT bic Gluiben iuieOtr uuf uno eeben otnz
ielben oumit Daielbc Iusitben, tpte DEN cdteu, ie=
bod FnD es ni6t bic sbten, pbne baB fe uniere
9ripat=S 6ubmarte am Sale u~noeriebrt baben.
@eift oae iol6s Sntitutionen suriid, ip,nn Sbr
Gusr 9eben lieb babt. Gas ebte @oitttttr's Ma=
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heilen.
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Gter ~ybeGebt," lautet Elm
Marftberi9t. Soffentli9 tparer liz
trpBbem thrift frtI9.
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NinnifimR &rnn.

SO farb am 1. 9Rdrj 1902 2ion:Fng Rrou, az
li.btc gatt. non 9egina Stroll, in alter pOn IS
9abrtn. Die @:tyOiqunJ iiHOct beutt, Den l.
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qu;emzeo8mtfie in Der st. SatobussG;s4e nm 9
1lbr. 1913
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@eurae u. @iftcl.

Iiebter 8atte BON Gmma 9iittl, z Sabre oft. Sic
8e.rbieune finOct beuts, Gituita9, Den 4.
MAR, Ra9mitiaQs 8 llbr, Don ieinsr Iesttn Qob=
nuuq, SIR. $50, 8tfts9ratt=S trnbe, aus fdtt. Sss
~erOieunq %priOatint. (2-3l
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81 estfratprss9 e~pGrtement,
w Rathhdus,
gulttmUre e., ben 10. 6sbruar 1902.
Sicroura, miro Den ,5nbabern Der 6=projsutigen
1902 Natbbaus=gnIei6e fdqig AM Z Ntdrj 1902,
0a6r;bt crtb;ilt, Dab Der asgiitrutOr DER etahr
Baltimore O~araui UOrbsrtitet itLn miro, bic be-
ioats qnlcibe am oOtr nab Dem Satum Der 6dui0s
scit o.riclben Qcocn 9prjciguug uno Qblieicrun9 Der
Qeb6rig b;glanbjgtcn Certificate III oieienl Gsparz
tcmtnt cin5u.0ltn.
3iuitn,abluuQ uuf btiaat: gnlcibs fDiro am Z.
WGr, 1902 dufb6rt an, mo bic rcbtrtra0ungsbibtr
fir 0ieiel6c ptrOcu AM -. 6tbruar 1902 0elblohtn
6eU. u. WMniCu,
RtaiItratpr Der Staot Baltimore.
(StbrlL, 49, 5,l7l9 II, p. POPS, Wldr33,j,0
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baltimore 60.
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