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Evening star., 1902-02-21
Russia and China Must Explain.

Secretary Hays note to China and Rus
sia, protesting against the proposed Man.
churian compact, Is a sharp reminder of
Russia's pledges concerning Manchuria and
Of the terms and the meaning Of the pro-
tocol Of peace, which guarantees the open
door Of trade in all parts of the Chinese
empire and which burdens China with GER
tain international money obligations. The
note is dated February 1, showing that it
was written prior to the announcement Of
the British-Japanese alliance. and it must
be read in connection with that agreement.
with the objects of which it is in precise
harmony. Thus the Identical note to China
and Russia serves. in relation to the status
of Manchuria as a notification that the
alliance between England and Japan in
cludes In effect the United States as WELL
There is no reason why 1t should not like
wise include Germany, whose interests are
as seriously menaced by any partit.oning
policy as are those of the other powers
mentioned. France cannot be considered
in this connection, owing to her relations
with Russia.
The effect Of the American note upon
Russia Is yet to be seen. Apparently there
can be no successful lodging Of its propo-
sitions. which are plainly stated. The pro-
posed grant of exclusive mining, railroad
and other privileges in Manchuria to Rus
sia would absolutely close that province
to the other powers, making of 1t virtually
a Russian territory, guarded by high trade
barriers. This is clearly hostile to the
agreement which Russia, in common with
the other governments. made at Pekin with
China. Each party to that agreement Is
bound to observe the rights Of all the
others. Russia cannot plead a right to
take advantage of China's violation Of the
peace pact
Secretary Hays note Is calculated to
clear the atmosphere and to force Russia's
hand. It is couched In serious vein, as
BELTS the issues Of the occasion. It asks
for ''the earnest consideration by Russia
and China Of Its representations. conf
dent that they will give due weight to its
Importance, and that they will relieve the
just and natural anxiety Of the United
States" There can be no mistaking this
language. and there is no reason to fear
that the government at st. Petersburg. to
which 1t is in reality addressed. will find
any excuse to regard 1t as meaning other
than what appears on the surface. In its
frankness. directness, vigor and boldness
it is another case Of 'shirt-sleeves diplo-
macy" such as has on previous occasions
secured satisfactory results in short order.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
A Hint From England.
From the Spectator.


The continental press, and especially in
Germany, are still racking their brains to
find some means Of convincing the Amer.
leans that they were on their side during
the Spanish war. and that It is an absolute
delusion to suppose that they ever showed
any unfriendly feeling toward America
But II this Is the fact 1t certainly ought to
be able to be established. and should In the
interest of historical truth. be established
In the case of Germany the necessary proof
ought TO be very easy Of production. Dur
ing the war tho Germans had q squadron at
Manila. II the Germans occupied q POSI-
ton Of friendly neutrality toward America.
as they claim. that friendHness and neu-
trality must have been reflected In the ac-
tions OF the German squadron. ALL then,
that is wanted to settle the matter def
ndtely 10 for the Germans to ask the Navy
Department at Washington to allow Admi-
raj Dewey to state what happened in Ma
Mia bay, and to describe the actions and
attitude Of the German squadron. Such q
statement would set matters at rest for
ever. Admiral Dewey has only got to say
that tho behavior Of the Germans indicated
the same friendly and correct neutrality as
was shown by the British squadron. and all
the strange allegations now In circulation
as to the behavior Of the Germans and the
steps which the British commander thought
necessary to take In order to secure a fair
deld and no favor In case Of international
complications, must fall to the ground.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
Womem's Muslin
Undergarmemts at Soc.

Representing the fullest value pos
sible to offer at the price. They are
we'll made and neatly trimmed, and
the materials alone would cost you
as much as asked for the completed
garments. Included also are Outing
Flannel Gowns, Short Skirts and
Dressing Sacques.
Muslin Gowns. good quality. high neck,
yoke trimmed with tucks and insertion. sOc.
Each -
Nainsook Corset Covers. fitted back, full front.
round neck, neck and armholes trimmed eruc
with edge, finished with ribbon. Each. ~
GsmSss ne % qus1ty tneF: edged
Muslin Short Skirts, good quality trimmed with
Enss Eans Of embroidery ana cluster OF .aess soc.
Muslin Long Skirts. wide nounce. hem roc
Cambric Chemises, round neck, trimmed with
embroidery edge, beading and ribbon. eOc
Outing Flannel short skirts, Wide rune. eoc
yoke band dainty pink and blue stripes Ea. -
Outing Cloth Dressing SacQues. yoke back and
front. border on neck, sleeves and down eOc.
front. Each. ......s..ss.esssssssss.
SAcOnd 6OOr,
Evening star., 1902-02-21
Corset
Department.

A complete Corset Department.
full of the best qualities and styles,
tor street, negligee and evening
wear, including late Paris models Of
our direct importation.
We especially recommend the fol-
lowing:
G. B. cOrsets, straight front ......... $I.75
figures. '.'.. -. ..oa. $2oo
hips. @ ..on.' ,ons $2.75
P. D. corsets, straight front, long hips. $500
Girdle Corsets of silk moire ribbon in
lavender o.'s snaues .. PINK blue and $500
Bon Ton corsets. fancy eoutil. ......... $3.5o
!. G. Corsets, straight 'front.' silk coutil. pa. so
Second floor.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
A Tribute to Shakespeare.

ITO my mind" said the man who had
settled himself in the parlor car. there's
nothing In the literary way that equals
Shakespeare"
Its good, Is it?" said the man with q
large diamond
"Of course"
well. I'll read 1t. I've made a little
bit with my speciality and I'm thinking
about taking go at managing. I'll read
1t and II I like 1t. I'll have 1t dramatized
and put 1t on the road next season. Thanks
for the tip"
Evening star., 1902-02-21
The Spanish Troubles.

The Spanish riots are growing into revo-
lutionary proportions. All efforts to restore
equilibrium to tho trades affected by the
strikes at Barcelona havs failed and the
industrial situation II thus as far from
settlement as ever. There are signs, too, of
tho spread Of the uprising into other cities.
While tho government could probably
handle an ordinary labor riot. with the army
under perfect control. there IL danger that
the revolutionists will take advantage of
the disturbance to start Carlist reaction.
In that event the loyalty Of the army Is
rot to be absolutely relied upon. It would
seem that there are three elements now at
Evening star., 1902-02-21
A Ditty Of Discomfort.

Oh, de rain it keeps a-rainin'
An de Ice is on de street.
An de wind 1t keeps complainin'
Till de misery's complete.
Oh, Miss Mayday!
Whah you keep so long?
rs cryin' an a-sighin' an mos dyin' foh q
song.
Well have some roses later.
When de springtime lifs de lid
OF de big refrigerator
Whah dey keeps de flowers hid.
Oh Miss Mayday!
Hurry home agin,
Case de way we's bein' treated In yoh alb
sence is q sin.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

work making trouble for the government,
the strikers. honestly seeking betterment
of their condition. but by wrong methods:
the anarchists who, as in Austria, have
been found to be responsible for much of
the public rioting, and the political agita-
tors opposed to the government
Evening star., 1902-02-21

The talk of having the national govern
ment interest itself in physical culture is
almost as remarkable as the achievement
of the impatient Texan who introduced a
bill in the legislature to make 1t legal to
open Jackpot with pair Of tens
Evening star., 1902-02-21

This is free country with an intensely
democratic spirit. and a set indifference to
the smile OF royalty. But a large number
Of people viii be very much pleased to have
their names In the list Of those who are
permitted to occupy the same room with
Prince Henry.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Marconi says that he will obviate any
difficulty In maintaining secrecy in wireless
telegraphy. All that is necessary is to
mention any objection to Signor Marconi
and he will see to 1t that 1t Is removed.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

The Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton are saved any arguments concerning
the city In which meeting is to be held.
They unanimously recognize that Washing
ton is the ideal place for holding a conven-
ton.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

President Roosevelt is not likely to be
much disturbed by the fact that his display
OF interest concerning big railway COM
bnation affects the stock market. That Is
the stock markets business.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
Determination.

Il hope" said the visitor quietly, THAT
you will not use money in your next cam
paign."
I've got to do It," answered Senator
Sorghum, simply. II come from district
where bulldozing would not be tolerated"
Evening star., 1902-02-21

1t would be very presumptious for the
Bulgarians to attempt to collect interest on
the ransom from the date of the original de-
mand
Evening star., 1902-02-21
SHOOTING STARS,
An Inference.

II note" said the editor, that you speak
Of Nero as running his hand through his
long. flowing locks"
YES" answered the author. There Is
nothing remarkable in that"
How do you know that Nero had long
hair?"
MY dear sir! Aren't you aware that
Nero was one Of the most celebrated
fddlers Of his day?'
Evening star., 1902-02-21
A Mexican View.

From the Mexican Herald.
Fair play to Cuba means larger purchases
Of American manufactured goods.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
Hosiery
Specials.

Tomorrow, Saturday,
double soles and hlgh-spliced heels
21c., 5 pairs for $1.oo.
40 dozen Boys Fine Ribbed Heavy Cotton Hose;
sizes q to 10. Special value
2oc., 3 pairs for SOC.
First floor
Evening star., 1902-02-21
Temptation.

He has the chance which most men crave
To make great wealth his willing tool.
And II he does they'll call him 'knave."
II he does not, they'll call him "fool''
Evening star., 1902-02-21

The manner OF Millionaire Rice's death
shows how history repeats itself. The worst
traits Of the Borgias appear to have sur
vived In this twentieth century murder.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Prince Henry Will doubtless have the
good sense not to believe half that he reads
In censure or In praise Of himself
Evening star., 1902-02-21

OF course, every American citizen Is one
of natures noblemen. But let us try not to
be snobbish about it.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

The English In South Africa might do
well to post q few 'look out for the kopje''
si1nS
Evening star., 1902-02-21

General Weyler now has a fight on his
hands worthy Of his fiercest ambitions.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Mr.. Wellington seems bent on distinguish
ing himself by a large repertory of swan
Evening star., 1902-02-21

"House Garden February is devoted the Twentieth
Century Washington proposed by the following Park
McKim Augustus Gaudens Daniel H. Burnam Fred
erick Omstead Magnificent illustrations printed plate
5oc
kDept-n
Evening star., 1902-02-21
What's the Usep
From the 1ndi.napol,. News.

From the Indianapolis News.
What Is the use Of all the members Of the
House remaining In Washangton9 Why
should they not formally delegate ell au-
thority to the Speaker and the committee
on rules. and devote themselves to some
useful PURSUIT.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
SeasOmable
TOYS.

SedSOlldWuG
Toys.
All the staple sorts of Toys can
be found here all the year round and
the new ones as soon as produced.
Toys now in demand include in part
the following:
Extension Roller Skates. with hermicite wheels;
some have clamp heels and toes, others with o.,
strap at heel and clamp toes. Pair. ........ oJC.
Extension Roller Skates, with extra -,
strong strap. Pair. Observation-Disclosures, 3/C.
Rolling Hoops. Each. SC. and Ioc.
Jumping Ropes. Each. ......... ~. dliu 1OS.
Shinney Sticks. Each. MISUNDERSTANDING. IOC.
crokinole Boards. Each... soc. and SI 90
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
Saturdays
Pure Food List.

Queen Olives, large bottle. .25c.
Stuffed Olives bottles for. .25c.
Rae & Co.'S Lucca OIL. half gal. can...... SLAB
Sweet Gherkins. quart jar..................25 .25c.
Sour Gherkns, quart Jar. r....................25c .25c.
Raspberry & Strawberry Preserves, jars for 25c.
Ice Cream Salt large sack. .1Oc.
Mothers Gelatine, pkg. &c. and 10c.
Plymouth Rock Gelatine, pkg. .1Oc.
Marvelle Aphabets for Soup, pkg. .......... .15c.
Peanutine jar..................... 1Oc. and 2Oc
Van Camps Pork and Beans, can. 10c.. 15c. 4 2Oc
B. T. Babbitts Lye. can. an............-..,....1 .10c.
Imperial Red Salmon, 2 cans for. ............ .25c
Maple Syrup, gallon can. 81. 90
Water Lily Cod, Bib. box. SOC.
Grain-Ldfe, pkgs. for. for.....................25 .25c.
Cereal Blend, pkg. ......................l6 l6c.
Beardley's Boneless Herring, can. .......... .10c
Leverings Chocolate, lb. lb..................... .SOc
Fifth 6OoP.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

The hens have 1t all their own way. There
can be no such thing az an imitation egg.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
An Invitation in Steel

From the Philadelphia Record.
The Illinois is our latest Invitation to all
the world to keep the peace with US.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Misses Tailor-made Homespun Suits, In tan,
light gray. green and blue; silk-lined Elton
jacket, made with three Of plaits around
edge, plaits In turn headed with rich silk braid;
skirt Is made with graduated hounce and trimmed
with plaits and braid; sizes IA and 49,
$500 each.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Young women's New Spring Broadcloth Suits. In
brown, tan, maroon and blue; the new straight
front Jacket is made over q rich vest Of black
moire silk, with moire collar and revers trimmed
with braid; braid and buttons are effectively used
as trimming; the skirt has a deep fOunce, which
is headed with four Of mOlre silk bands; sizes
IA and 16.
$3.50 each.
Evening star., 1902-02-21
SIS.OO each.

Young Girls Tailor-m Homespun Suits, In
rich tan and light gray; the new dipfro Eton
jacket Is neatly strapped with narrow bands OF
taffeta having three straps Of homespun on either
side Of front: satin lined-skirt Is the full flare
STYLE percaline lined; sizes IA and 10.
SII.5O each.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Our exec !lent assortment Of Guimpes represents
all the desirable effects in tucking and hemstttch-
Ing with square or circular yokes and trimmings
or lace and ribbon; all Sizes varying In price from
soc. to $4.75 each.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Third floor.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Girls Dark Blue Cheviot Separate Skirts with
neat nounce, trimmed with bands Of stitched taf-
Evening star., 1902-02-21

Girls Maroon Venetian Skirts, trimmed with
braid and bands of taffeta.
$500 each.
Evening star., 1902-02-21

First floor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-15
2nei Ginner ermnrbet.
8ruber uno S8ipefer auf entfeBlt6e
0eife abgei9la6tet.-9a5 MGDz
den nuroe bergenaltigt.

9es Motnes, Su., IA. Qpril.
= Murb 9eterion, Is Sabre alt, unb
i6r elfid6riger 8ruoer S9omus, Sim
Der Des pobl6a6enbenMiI6
9eter 5, peterIon, purben geitern
QbenD auf ibrem 9eimnege BON Der
6tgblanb Ydrf = W3et6obiitenfir9e,
na6e Der @tabtgren3e, BON einem I'm
betannten, bermut6lih etnem g}eger,
ermnrbet. DIS man bic 9eI6ptiter
gegen W2itternu6t an Der Sette be5
Weges auFfanb, lebte Der &nabe nod,
mar iebo9 ni9t i'm Stanoe, cine 8ez
i4reibung bes N}0rber5 gu ge6en,.
unb iturb binnen Is Minuten. 9as
W1Go6en mar tobt. Die S9Gbel beiz
Der &inber paren eingeI4lagen, benz
Nnf6ein na9 nit einem 8aditein.
Die gan3e 8oli3ei lit nit elmer Inter
iu9ung be19Gftigt. W3dn Oermut6et.
bah Der S6Gter Das U}db6en gu berz
gepaltigen bsabit6tigte, ie0o6 bur6
irqeno einen umitdno oerf6eu9t
purbe, e6e er feline 2t6ii4t ausfU6ren
fpnnte.
(9pdter.) - Gs fteqt it4 na4trGgz
li4 beraus, bdB bas W}db6en bergez
pultigt porben mar. Sbre 2ei4e lag
in einem 5pei SUB tiefen 9rabsn. Der
Stein ober fOnfttge @egenitunb, nit
pel9em Der W}0rber ben Spfern ben
@9Gbel etnf6Iug, lit ni9t auFgefunz
ben iporOen. Sn Der g2G6e bes S6auz
pldBes Der Shat beftnben ii6 Die
MarquisOiue &O6Ien5eden, in nell
9en ettpa 200 Neger bef6dftigt iinO,
unb bic aG9emeine Qnii6t 1T, baB bic
S6at bon einem berielben berii6t tpur=
be. Sumes 9ut4ins, Elm 27zjdbriger
Neger, tpurbe 6eute Nu9mittag als
Der Shat berbd9tig per6aftet. 2tuf
benz Hiiden feines Rodes funb man
cine 8lutfpur in 9sitalt elmer 6ano.
Die 8epOIferung Der umgegeno Orp4t
nit eiusm 2nH9Qsriat.
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oe5 3uitanbs5 Der M}unOIdurei einz
piQigt, pie er por Qu5bru6 Der 6tz
neiiI6en 0irren beitanO. RatiirltdJ
opfert RuBlanO teine5 Ieiner gum
S6uBe ieiner eigenen SntereRen fritz
fer ernor6enen 93e6te auf. 8aS
RuBlano btnii6tli6 Der ruiiii4en
@iIenbabnbauten OOer Der 4u5beuz
tung Der natiirli6en 66dBe Der
Manbf8urei friiber nit @binu perz
einbart bate, bleibt lpetter befe4en.
RuBlanb bat nur nm elm @eringes
ietne militdrtI6e 9Oiition in Der
MunoI6urei oaour6 OerItGrtt, baB
i6m China cine 2trt gontrOle iiber
feline miIitGrii9en StreittrGfte in Der
ManbI6urei 8ugeitdnD.
IIGetIei aus 9eutf d IAN B.
Die 6ieiige 6anOel5tammer BAT ii5
6eute conftituirt uno ben 8e6eimeH
Gommer3ienratb 6er3, ben 0irettor
bes 2lelteiten : GOqegium5 Der 8erliz
ner 8aufmunni4aft, gum PrdiiOens
ten erpd6lt.
Der G6emiter 6ofmunn, peIAer
als SAT- bes Dertorbenen 6enrp 8il4
Iarb i'm Sabre 1883 2tmerita bereiIte.
f6rieb Dariiber 6D4it feFelnOe 8riefe,
ipeI6e ieBt na4 ieinem SOOe Oer0fz
fentli9t purDen.
Die 6amburgz2(merituniI8e 2inie
ipirb bemnG87t, neil Der PaTagierz
8erte6r cine iebr tart iteigenOe 3enz
BENG 3eigt, lire 9reiie fir Oa5 3piz
f6enbed a6ermals Inn 3e6n W&art err
b06en.
Der befannte frii6ere Re8tsanpaIt
6rtB 5rieDmunn 1T nun nirtli6 inn
n8unten 8rettl" am 2lleranoerpluB
aI5 8ecitutor oufgetreten, Ir3ielte
aber nit feinem 8Ortrage yMein
@pangelium" nur einen 3urioIitGtens
@rfolg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-15

bic portrtii6c osutibe }amiiisunrjnti bic ct.
ScrnarD Grauttrpillcn. 0as beipobrts 0ausmtL.lI
oas loon uHicre 9orinbrtu nit ausoc3ei6uctcm
Griolge QeqcH 70 piClc iid ron 8ci6ltd)t ju Ges
ibl,dt forttrbtHDs Rraufbejteu auUlHOteu llu4
icre 9dttr UnO YRittcr muBttu Da5 l}ittd bers
ricntcrmaBeH ju ibdkcU, ou odfclbt in allen iSals
len BON ltHocrDaulbtct, 9srtopiuug, WdlariG
uuO bel pslsH auO1reu Rroutbeitcu unitblbar bali.
6s in uuo blebt aud beute nod cine Der 5uOcrs
ldheiteH i5amilicH=I}eoj3iHeu. tSi 81, ,Sd)
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Cine lteberrof Dung fir
W}ufolinp.

81 m, IA. 2tprtl. - Der betannte
RGuber Muiolino empfing i'm 9ez
fGngniB gu 2uccu einen uuf bten n9eps
Yorfer National 8ant" ge3Ogenen
G6ef BON $1OO. Der G6ef mar NIT
rMortimer 8atopp "unter5eidnet un0
Der 1lmi4lag trug ben PoititempeE
9etpzgorf. W2ufOlino mar ie6r iiberz
raI3t, ba er ii9 feline @oriteuung maz
6en fam, per Der 2t6ienOer lit. g2u=
iolino's 9ro3eB pirO beute in 2uccG
Beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-15
MoriB 8ufd's leBte5
QB erf.

Die 8i5murf Qiteratur lit 3ipar
cine unge6eure, bennp3 erregt ieOes
neue Bud iiber ben beutI4en 6eroen
neues 2(ufie6en unO pirD rieitg gez
fault; 10 jeBt Das, pel&es Die Sage
6u66lGtter oes i'm Nopem6er 1893
geitorbenen MoriB 8uI8 poqitdnDiQ
ent6Glt, troBoem fie eigentli4 i4Ou
befannt paren. 8uf9 bate nGmlif
baGo na6 8ismarf'5 Sobe bieIelben
1898 in 2onOon in engIii9er Spra4e
unter benz Sitel r8ismard, iecret
gages Of 6is 9iitorp" in bret 8GnOen
eri4einen lufen.
Sic erregten bamal5 ungebeures
2tuf1e6en, neil lie nit f8onungsIofez
fter 0ffenbeit W}itt6eilungen bon
4euBerungen 8ismard'5 mu9ten, Die
bon bieiem nur an feline infinite umz
ge6ung geri9tet unb oft Der ie6r leidt
rei3baren Stimmung Oes genaltigen
Manne5 entiprun9en Daren.
9as engIif6e Bud mar Der grOBen
MaiIe ni6t 3ugdngli6; bic ieBige
oeut18e 2tusgabe 1T ieOenfuGs Elm
bu66dnblertI4er GrfoIg, Oenn bus
reutf6e 8olf min in eigener Spra6e
leIen, nie 8ismdrf i'm 2lr6eit53imz
mer, i'm pertrauten @erfe6r nit feiz
ner llmgebung Oa6te, Ipra4 un0 ii8
rifbalt5lo5 in feiner SmpulitDitdt
ge6en lieB.
Wos bic 8enben3 be5 8uI4'i6en
8u8e5 anbetrifft, 10 iugte i'm Otto>
Der 1898 Die v&0lnif9e 3eitung, "
pel6e ii6 babel i'm GinperitdnbniB
nit Oem gr0Bten unb bsiten She'll Der
beutI4en 9reFe befano, pOrtlt4
n&ein Ieb6afterer 8alungen fdbiger
MenI4 m04te Qlnes geOrudt Te6en,
mas er in ben peri9iebenen 3eiten
unD 2ugen Ieine8 Qe6en5 t6atfG6li9
gefagt bat. Gs lei elm f4tpere5 I'm
re4t gegen ben groBen, OerOienten
Mann, penn elm 6ungriger S8niiffs
Ier, einem 4epttl, einem 4nsgeier,
elmer 6pdne ber8lei3bar, 9eIprG4sz
6roden 3uIammen i4arre unb gu ieiz
nem 8ortbeil psrnert6e. 8ismarf
babe ii9 pieber6olt barii6er 6etlagt,
OaB 8uI4 freunOli4e ltrtbeile berz
i4peige unO nur 8os6eiten aufz
6dufe."
Gin Stein pom 5er3en.
N}it benz ieBt ber0ffentIi6tsnWortz
luut bes ruiirI9 9tneiiI9cn Ser
TRACES ii6er bic ManDi6urei lit ben
politif6en 2lngitmeiern Elm Stein
pom 9er3en gefaGen. 9ur6 geI6idte
8enuBung ein3elner, aus Dem3uiumz
men6ang gerifener 0a6ri6ten bate
bic engliT1e 8eri6terituttung, unterz
itIBt BON ibrem peitper3peigten iiberz
ieei19en &a6elneB, bod in ein3elnen
8emiit6ern bas 8ebenten erregt, ais
Ob 8uBlanb in Der MunOi4urei i'm
Srii6en fii6en nOle.
Die @erOffenilihung benefit aber,
DaB &uBlano i'm Snterefe Der @rRdlz
tung Des S5riebens i'm fernen Often
thatid@lia in cine @ieperAsriteaARg
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Btrtbe @trre - Scit fat 3pci 4dbrtu mar ia
franz uuo bab, tinios Der criabrsnoten aerste in
ben g,r,iuigttu Stoattu 3u 8utbe oe3Ogtu. SD
baoete unO traut btiBes g8aTer in ben Sot
Springs, 9trf, ubtr gGts itsu bsi mir tsintn
Grfolg ju babcr Gls i'd 3bre quJcigt b,m,rfte.
bci8lob id, nit abrcn gjatn eiHen @triu6 ~
MAIDEN uuO oebraubtt i'd uab3u Jtpei Sbabtsln.
I'D uabm ,iue 9iucu oOr ocm Sdlafenqsbsu uub
eine mad DEM Gribitiid unO bubeu mir OicsIbm
mtbr gut Oetbun ols irgtnO ttpas, mas i'd bisbsr
eebrau6t babe Wen 2eiOtu beianO in elmer Qtu
btrfranf6cit Ntcins @uut unb meins 9Guosn iDos
rem qan3 GELS; i'd bate i6Idfrios gefiblt mar
hi, Gin 9ctrruttucr bate S6mcr3su Oirsft i6,r
Dem Qabel, QtraDe ols oh bic GIale uuf Dem gus
gen oridte. Wsinc GjnV:ueiOe iDarcH iebr oft bsrs
iopit Wtin 0luuO uuo Die i}uuee tpdrtn msis
isutbeils sutjiuott. Gppttjt mar 5par cut, ubsr
bic Rabrunq tonnte ridt perOaueu unO lag idrusr
i'm WaQeu, iooab Dieitlbe imm,r pisOsr emporium
I'D founte uur leidt Dtroaulbt 9lnbruuQ gu mir
utbmtn Bite, ibidtn Sic mir ben .8atbgettr.a
G6tung5Uoa Ben 3duQa
oot Springs, GrE.
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uno nlc 9ebtrieibrn.

greig o Gents bro G8a6t,l. 9n antr aSotbsa
ZEN au baben ootr uab GmpiunQ ocs 9reiieg portos
fr,i ,uoei6idt RaO fp q p O., Rr. S. Gins
etrobs ReprOort Setsbtn sic auf rHGoDops.A
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gtriOnsn, DtIbe ro9 O,m GH:n unbebas.n brs
fbfr,R NIT ,iu,m @tiIbl Der 9olbcit unO S6tpsrs
unb !pclat bdufiG firOen Oab bic Rabrung ME tH
iapsrts gttuttt i'm Mnocn Ijcgt, OO,r D,I&e an
6urtltibiQIeit 0dmOrrboiosn, glutunorans i'm
&opf;, WdQsni6urs, 3auiea Soobrcueu, soSf<
ibmcrJ,n, abidcu gsgen @abrung, oasurtiocut
auffoBcu, 6trji6pdde oosr 6tritlopisu, erftidsnz
ben uno bt,ngen0en 9tfitbIrn oosr, penn lieoeno,
bsim aufTsbsn on 66piuOtl i'm Roptt, S6leicr
bOr ben auo,n, Gitber unO OuulpfsH 5dmerJsH
I'm scpfs, Rauqsi on 8cripirutiou, g,ber 6aut,
forbs, sbmeIsn in Der Settc, Sruf, in Oeu
@IeO,rn uuO pI0sli6m gnfdG,n Don 3sc lciOsu,
ioIten tiuius Dozen Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-15

Gr36if9Of &pan b. 86ilabeIpbiu iit
gum W2ttglieO Der SnoianerzGOmmtIz
inn ernannt porben.