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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-29

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BANK oLEARINGs OF A WEEK.
Total at indianapolis S~0,4I5.622, a
Gain of Sic Per Cent.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ea5ed
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sisting of one or more members TO have
charge under the War Department OF all
military parks. Another provision restricts
officers and member of the National Home
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers TO persons
whose military or naval service would
render them admissible TO the home.
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March q. with the percentage u increase ani
week last YEAR
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Assistant Secretary Spalding. OF the
Treasury Department. has announced that
hereafter. in the case of Americans going
abroad and taking sundry articles with
them. the rule will be that personal eff
fects may be examined by a customs Of
hcer before leaving, an itemized descriptive
schedule prepared, and then. on the return
of the person. the goods will be exempt
from duty. provided they tally with the
list"
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HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY
Lessons in the science OF serving food
that will give most nourishment at least
expense.
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These and many other matters. including
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HUNGARIAN QUAKERS-
Subjects of Emperor Joseph who re-
fuse to serve as conscripts and learn the
art of war.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA

SOCIAL LIFE
Gayeties and activities of the week IN
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NEW YORK March 2S-R- G. Dun &
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-16
Y. MI. C. A. NOTES.

The prediction made at the opening
of the bowling season that the single
seasons bowling record would not be
raised ten times seems certain of YER
ihcation. Webster Whitaker, the
fifth man to raise the score bowled 255
last evening, a raise of 80 points over
DR.. Rip1ey's score. Seven consecu-
tive strikes and three spares were made
during the game.
Tonight at 8 O'Clock the Amateurs
and Cardinals will bowl match game.
Arrangements were made yesterda y
for the High school basket ball team
to use the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium for
practice purposes on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday evenings from 7:30
to 800 p. IN.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-16

How to Make Five Minute Pudding.
Two and half ounces of sugar, two
eggs, two ounces of -four, one tea
spoonful of baking powder. Mix all
we'll together and spread on tin thin
"; bake for five minutes, spread a
layer of raspberry jam on it and roll
up just before sending to table. Do
not add the eggs until just before bak-
Ing or it will be heavy.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-16

How to Wash Eiderdown Garments.
Ii you have garment of eiderdoWn
that requires washing. make suds Of
lukewarm water and the best laundry
soap. Put in the garment and wash
thoroughly, but do not rub soap on it,
as that causes it to shrink in spots.
The best eiderdoWn does not fade and
will bear frequent washing.
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How to Make Mucilage.

An excellent recipe for mucilage is
one ounce Of gum arabic, soaked in a
pint of lukeWarm water three hours,
then brought slowly to boil. Simmer
gently one hour, strain, add table
spoonful Of alcohol and thirty drops Of
carbolic acid to keep it from souring
and bottle.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-16
How to Preserve Pineapp1es.

Peel the fruit, remove the eyes and
weigh. To each pound of fruit allow
q half pound of graduated sugar. Put
fruit and sugar in alternate layers in
porcelain lined kettle and bring slow
ly to the boil. Boil gently for ten min
utes, then pack the fruit in the cans;
fill these with the boiling liquid and
seal.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-16

! Frank Sullivan was Waukegan
visitor last night.
Mrs. G. E. Dewey is visiting with
friends in Chicago.
DR.. J. Z. Newman, of Chicago, spent
the day in Kenosha.
Hoyt A. Winslow, of Fond du Lac,
spent the day in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perkins spent
the day with friends in Chicago.
Alexan der McKegan has returned to
Kenosha after visit in Detroit.
The Union meeting of the clerks
was not as largely attended last night
as usual.
Miss Lorena McHenry. of Chicago,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
Eichelman.
Grantley c.. MINIS and Miss Ger
trude E. Barber, of Salem, have been
licensed to wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Becker have re-
turned home after visit with their
sons n Washington.
Governor and Mrs. LaFollette left
this morning for Elkhorn. The Cover
nor will speak there today.
The work of starting the Main street
bridge IS still delayed on account Of
the non-arrival Of parts most needed
The Junior Young Peoples Society
Of the Grace English Lutheran church
will meet tomorrow evening, Oct. TO-
at 8so'clock, at the home of Mr.. Tank,
815 Pearl street.
Miss Elizabeth Gal1igan has re-
turned from Cleveland, Ohio, where
she was delegate at the convention
of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Brother
hood Of Railway Trainmen.
Her Cue.
'sAnd what are the principal shots
in billiards?" asked the fair young
damsel of the wise young man.
"The kiss, the follow, the bank and
the draw" he replied.
HOW lovely! size eACldllHeu. IL -
almost like a courtship. First the low
er gets a kiss, then he follows the girl
all about, and then"
's.And then" interrupts the man, who
aspires to pessimism, ''and then they
get married and he goes to the bank
and draws, for that is his cue, unless
he wishes to be frozen"
(For the benefit of the unsuspecting
reader we will state that "cue" and
frozen" also are billiard terms. There
are still more that might be worked
into the little jeu d'esprit, such as
Scratch" break" drive" ''tip,"
table run" ETC., but lack of space
prevents carrying the theme to the bit
ter end - altimore American.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-16

Turnip seeds have been known to be
dormant for seven years through being
planted too deep, and after that time
to sDrout.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-16

Mime. Isacescu, the Viennese lady
swimmer, is training for another at
tempt to swim the English channel
this summer
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-16
How to Remove Iodine Stains.

An iodine stain, one Of the most stub
born to encounter, can, it is said, be
removed by soaking the fabric in sweet
milk and occasionally rubbing the spot
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-05
llniere StraBenbahncn.

Die Wuggons Der StruBenbabnen,
tpel6e ale unter elmer Gompagnle Derz
einiqt fnD. t0nnen nur Dur6 Die g&umz
uern, ipie folgt, unterI4ieOen neroen:
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Mpenue 2inie.
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1901 bis 1099-&planb Bart un6
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ftbe 2tnie.
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Qinie.
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2inie.
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a6fa6rtstags pon Scean : 0ampfern.
GBFuSrt BON RspsQort


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mad 8otterDan.
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antlpcrpin.
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Glasgow.
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Bremen.
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tember mad gtuptl unO Genua.
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mad 2OnOoH.
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@aprs.
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tember mad 0~lmburg.
Der Sampftr uRlIierIn 2uiie0 am II. Septens
br nab Bremen.
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Str Sampler paasr" ON 10. September nab
ReaptI unO 8enu1.
Ser Sampler n4OtsOam" am Is. September nab
Gtr Sampler pgaoertanO' am %. September
nab AntU.rpen.
Gr Camper r6urnsiFa" am 10. September nab
gla5gOp.
Ser sampler gMinnsapOlis" am 13. eeptsmbtr
nab 2ouOoh.
Ser Sampler ,Raiierin Maril 2berefo" am l6.
S:pttmber mad Bremen.
Ser Gampftr rgombar0ia" am 10. s:ptsmber
nab Rtupel unO 8tnIa.
Ser Sampfsr p4eHuiDIoaHia am l6. September
na9 0amburg.
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nab southampton.
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2iperpooL.
Glasgow.
nab @ambur8.
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nab Bremen.
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6apre.
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9ipsrpool.
Scr Sampler GGOlumbia" am 20. SEPTEMBER mad
GlaggOp.
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Sst Sampler gMinnstonta' am %. eeptsmber
nu3 9onOon.
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2iOerpoOl.
Ser Sampler ya0noam' ON 20. September nab
Rotterodm.
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0nIitiite Gnnbcnte.

9oint, 9arbustp, g., 3.
September. - Die 0empfraten bon
Sbio bieIten beute ibren @taatszGonz
bent unter benz 8oriiBe bes Mupors
Som 6. SobnfOn bOn @leDeIunb baz
bier db unb nominirten Elm Stdet, an
beFen @ptBe 9erbert g, 8igelOp, Elm
@eiftli9er aus Cincinnati, fir bas
Qmt bes Staatsfefretdrs ite6t. Ser
Gonbent tpurbe boQitGnbig BON MnpOr
Sobnfon beberrf4t, pel4' 2eBterer be-
fanntli9 na8 Der bemofratif4en PrGz
fibentf9afts Domination i'm nG9ften
Sabre ftrebt. Die Blattform lobt
@iQtam 8r9an unb inboiiirt Die De-
mofratif9e NationalplattfOrm BON
1900.
Sacramento, Gal, 3. @epz
TENDER. - Ser bemotrattf4e Stats
@pnbent bat 9rn. Srdntlin Sc. Game
BON San Srancisto gum 9ouperneur
t1omtntrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-05
@rpBer 2eben8perIuf in
RuRIdnb.

Wien, 3. September. = Qus Sifz
Iis in Srans%8auta5ien, &uBlano, 1T
Die Na6rt9t ii6er einen am II. Dug.
in Der y2d6e bes Mount &asbet err
folgten GrbrutI8 bier ei~ngetroffen.
9erfef6e 5erit0rte gegen 20 Orti4af=
ten uno DeranlaBte ben @erIuIt BON
nube3u 700 Menf6enIeben.
9eutf9er 0ampfer in + ap=
ttf4en @epGffern Be-
f4Gugna9mt.
Cape 6aDtien, 3. Sept.-0er
beutf4e 0ampfer rMartomannid, "
pel9er @uffen unb Munitton fir Die
propifprif6e Regierung an 8orb bate,
tpur0e geftern an Der @infa6rt bes
bisIigen 9afen8 BON Dem Strminiitenz
&anopenboot yGrete>a~8ierrot ange@
balten. 0as 2eBtere f9itte cine be-
tpaffnete Manni9aft an 8orO nn0
bemG6tigte ii4 troB bes 9rOteiteS oes
GapitGns unO bes beutI4en &~oniul5
Der @uffen unb Der Munition.
Der nMartomannia" ge6Drt Der
n6amburg : Qmertfanti9en Qinie".
Sic tpuroe 3uleBt am 81. 4uguit BON
Progeio aus bert6tet 1nb 5par al5
nQ6 NenzS Orleans beitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-05
0eiratbs=9 iren3en.

SoIgenbe 6eirat6s : 2iten3en prr=
ben geitern pom Qttuar bes Common
YGeasS@ ert4ts ausgeitelt:
emanuel S. Sub, 80, NetpzgOrt,
unO 9ermine 5rf4, Nr. 1904, Boil
tonftraBe.
@m. ., @partlin, "a, unO Marp
6. Sbepperb, Is; QppIifant 6ugb
6pIt, Nr. $40, NorbzG6arlesitraBe.
80. Murrap Gorrea, "a, gtr. 317,
NorO : Sutton QDente, unO Gora s,
Mttfeu, %.
Mm. $. @6iplsp, %, Mr. $40, g..
8ilmprtraBe, urO Sennie s. MoOres,
81.
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0tzO~ liDertruBe, unO Maggie &rePP,
81.
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nor 81. 3ibunt, %; 4pplifant %. s.
See, Nr. 2121, @utlforO : IDenue.
s. 6ofparb @ilfon, "a, Nr, 1880,
OrleansftroBe, unO M&arp 8. Do
nalb ion, %.
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Nor bzgreteritroBe unO Sbu 2ulufsz
tp, 10.
George 81, Burgers, p, gr. 1O6,
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2orrstte 81. 6ilD, 80; QppIitant Or,
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tonItraBe.
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1920, 8etzQom6arOfraBe.
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Office 80. N}iles, %; &pplifunt S. 9,
9efe, Nr. SCI, 2durenSitraBe.
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Shiffsnahrihten.

gOrt, 3. September. :
Qngelangt 1T bier Der 0ampFer
n8raf @ulOeriee" Don 9amburg. &bz
gefa6ren iinO bic 9ampfer rSt.9aul"
na8 @put6umpton un0 nN}aieitic"
na6 QueenStopn unb Q~tberpooI.
9eapeG, 8. September. - 4ngez
fommen bon Nepz0ort unO nad
@enua peiter8efo6ren it Der 9amPfer
n2a6n,"
@out6ampton, 8. Sept. -
Ser 9ampfer r96iIaOeIp6ia" traf BON
NepzOort bier elm; na4 bemfel6en
9aFen ging Der 8remer 9ampfer
g&arIerin Marta Sbereiia" ab,
Rotterdam, 2. September. =
Der 9ampFer n8ptterOam" 1T BON
Genzgort bier u~ngelangt.
G6erbDurg, 3. September. -
Ser 9ampfer n&atfertn Mariu She
reiia" bon Bremen fu9r BON bier na6
0enzOorf peiter.
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9Lake bnn aaeemeinem SntereRe.

Gitp 9au - 3Ortbz II. 2ertngtOa.
StraBe.
@Qf6ington : Monument - It.
8ernonzYlace.
Sobns 9OPtins' 9OfpitaG - 9Orb2
8roabpdD.
S6lQ9tenzW Document - GQIperta
unb TaDetteItraBe.
@rab bon Cigar &(nen Boe
MeEminiter : &tr43of Tapettez unO
9reeneItraBe.
Grub Siuzqurt - gu erreiden
nit nDrbli9 laufenben @aqgons.
9atterIon : 9art - gu errei6en
mil 0Ttli8 Iaufenben @uggon8.
Sort W}c6enrD - 2ocuftzgpint.
Srauen~Goleg - St. qauI= un6
%. StraBe
9eabObDs Snftitrt unb MuTtzGonz
Ferpatorium - Mt. 8ernDnz8lace.
GRATIS 5retz8ibtiothet - Mut4
BERN, na6e Gat6eoralz StraBe.
Sreimaurer : SempeG - Norba
g6QrleSItraBe.
Obj SeQopS : Sernpel GatBeA
bralz unD SaratogaitraBe.
G6am6er Of Commerce - 5oIis
baDz unb MateritraBe.
Neue5 @eri4tsge6GEbe - ScDette4
uno ct. PuulftraBe.
9oitgebduOe - 5apette unb Gals
pertftrHBe.
@utoip > Qtace - 9ouptzgrDmes
nabe, ~perGGngert n0rblt4 an Gutapz,
BON 9olpbinftrabe.
goung Men's GRriftian afoctus
tim, Central > 9ebduOe - Gbarles4
unb @arutogaftraBe.
Qtubemie Der Mifeni9aften -
sFrqntIinz unb GatbeOralftraBe.
GurroQz8art uno bas alte 0o6nz
buus DON G9arle5 Carroll BON Cars
rpQton = M}an ne6me Die GDlumbiaz
&oenuez0 uggpns.
Marplanb : S~nItttut-8aIttmOreA
unb 6arrifOnitraBe.
9eutf9 DE Club 2otaGe.
rSurnperin 8orpGrts," g&r. 1872 unO
734, DeitS2eTingtOnitr.
,Germantdz 81 Gnner4or," 2OmbarOz,
nahe @utG!pitraBe.
v@ermania : Club" Gapettes, raBe
gutapitraBe.
o6arnonie Gtu69au5," gr. 414.
@eit >6Q~gettetrabe.
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@ns Der Nrbettermelt.

@9arfe 8ef4luFe Der federation Of
9dbor" gegen ben @OuDerneur DON
9ennipIDanien. Die Streitz
frage Der Observation-Disclosures
tpieDer einmals ouf's Sapet. =
9err gi4eI6erger er6dIt 4nertenz
hung.
Sn Der geitrigen SiBung Der BAL
timpre 5eDeratton Of Qabor" Duroen
8ef9lufe d~ngenommen, in pel4en
qeqen Die MntpeIen6sit Der W1tli5 in
Der genniplDdnier &O6lenregioH pro-
teFtrt unb Der @ouperneur bes Stauz
tes gennfplDanien bafiir gegeiBelt
pirb, boB er etnen Munn an Der
SpiBe Der Mili3truppen lGBt, pel6er
10 unmenf9li4 lit, baB ct talt6liitigen
N2orb an6efabl, nur neil Mdnner Ell
men Wttli3foloaten beletOigt batten.
Die 8ei9liiFe perlangen pon Der
,4merican federation Of 2ubOr" aud
cine griinOli9e unteriu4ung Der urz
fu9en, fpes6alb bic Sruppen in Der
Rpbtenregion ungeIammelt peroen,
unD bic 8efanntmd9ung bes Reiulz
tates Der unterIu4ung, Damit bic 4rz
better bie1es 2anbes t6re pubren po=
litii9en Snterefen ertennen un6 u6er
Die perG4tli6e COMPUTATION i6rer poz
litif6en unb polt8pirtbi4aftli4en
gFein6e aufgefldrt tperben m0gen. @5
fpurbe uu9 bef4lpfen, benz 9ouberz
neur BON 9enniploanien cine @bz
f6rift Der 8e54Giife 5u~3ufenben.
Der ate @treit 5nif4en Der
8rauerei4Waf9ini1ten unb 9ei3erz
Union g1r. 1T" uno Der nSnternattoz
naGen Maf9iniitenzl1nion Gr. 81"
purDe geftern Mbenb tpieOer %erreuert,
unO elm 8ei4luB tpurbe dngenomz
men, baB betbe &0rperf4uften gegenz
Ieitig lire Mitgliebstdrten anertennen
miiFen. Die n8raueret : Maf4iniz
ftengunton" proteitirte bagegen; 9rGz
fi0ent s. g. Malobaufer ertlGrte, Die
Union miiBte ben 8ei6IuB un6ea4tet
Gufen, Bis na9 Der i'm DECEMBER itdttz
finDen0en Contention Der uNmerican
federation Of 2abor," ba bic Control
&0rperf9aft fetner rniOn BON Der
@ntf9eibung Der leBtjd6rigen Gon@
Dention Der nQmericdn federation Of
QQbor" gu SCRANTON an Die Dtesidbz
rige appeuirt babe. Die leBtidbrtge
GntI8eibung mar i'm Slime bes gez
ftern gefaBten 8ef3lufe8 Der r9alttz
more 5eberatiDn Of 2ubor".
Cine lGngere Oe6atte entItano barr
ii6er, baB Die nMai6iniiten Union"
unb bic n9umpfrD6ren : &r6eiter :
Union" in Der 9arabe Der nM}etdl
Sraoes Mfociatton" am @rbeitertage
MiiBen getragen bGtten, Die ni4t BON
l1nionleuten gema9t ipuren. 9err
@oumer BON Der rg&ai4intiten@
Union" Oe~rt6eibtgte ii4 Oamtt, oaB er
fogte, Die Mai6inen, ouf pelden bic
M}iiBen genG6t pOrOen, ieien Don
unionleuten fa6ri3trt poroen. @u4
bic Muiiffrage 1puroe Dentilirt, ba
Die nM}etal SraOes @fociatton" Nh1=
iifer engagirt bate, Die ni4t 3n Der
nit Der n6eoeratiOn Of 2abOr" nerz
bunbenen Union Der M}uitter gebor=
ten.
grJ6efretGr s. 8, @i8el6erger err
6ielt bon Der federation" in Diner
fennung feiner @erOienite I'm biefe
80rperf6aft Elm prd4tiges, nit einem
@belitein beieBtes goloene8 MeOail<
lon. 9err Gt6el6erger 1T ieBt 9enez
al@OrganiIator Der internationalen
8ereintgung Der W}eBgers II. 5leti4@
f8netoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-05
@atrr t6Otet subn nng GiEerludt.

Detroit, M}i8., 3. 6ept.-0az
bib g. Sames, Elm 6armer, t0otete
feinen So6n Sames bur8 flint
S6iife, Sames bate cine 5au8bdlz
term, 0amens 2ucp 2epis. Der 8az
ter mar auf ben So6n eiferii6tig uno
CAB in 6Iin6er @ut6 auf i'm am
SOnntag flint S6iife ab, DIS er
mertte, OaB fem SObn niat iofOrt
toOt mar, ialeppte er i'm in Elm nabe5
@ebOl3. 9Ort purOe er ipGter aufz
gefunoen uno ms 9oIpttuI gebru9t,
mo er ge1tern ftarb. 8eoor er Den
@obn pegiduffte, gin8 SumeS gu ieiz
mem Na6burn 9enOerIOn, ipO iein
@o6n tpobnte unO perlangte bic 9uu5z
bGlterin gu Te6en. 9a i6m 9ieies
~bertpetgert purOe, idOB er 9enberIon
in ben 9al5. Same5 purDe ipGter
ber6uftet.
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@irb mad seutidlunb uusgeIiefert.

Gan 6ran5tscO, 8. Sept. -
8unbesmari9aG Sobn 8. @btne 1T
beute frib bOn bier nit QrnpIb &r0>
ger na4 NepzgOrt abgereiit. &rDger
purbe bier berbaftet unb ptrb Der
unterI9Gagung BON poitaIi76en Sell
bern in 9euti9Gunb bef9ulOigt. gr
ber5i9tete bier uuf Elm @erb0r unb err
fldrte feline 8ereitpiaigteit, fi9 mad
9eutI9Ianb uusItefern gu Iafer. Sn
NetpSgort ptrb &r0ger Der O6but
bes beutI4en @enerolz&On1ul ii6erz
geben unb BON 2eBterem na9 Der 9eiz
mat1 ipebirt tperbeR. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-05

S.rauungen. = ST. p6tlipp
5inf, Sobn bes 8eftaurateurs got
6int, Ger. 1924, Ofz8altimoreftraBe,
purbe seitern Na4mtttag um 2 nbr
i'm pfurrbaufe Der ebang,zlutb. ct.
MattbGi : @emeinbe bur9 9uitOr @b.
9uber nit SRI. Sbd 90. 8afer ge>
traut. Na4 Der Srduung truten bic
iungen @beleute cine lqngere !So4@
8eitsretfe na4 Dem Siiben an. Na9
Der 3iidtebr tperben lie in Ger. 1924,
0fS8dlttmorefruBe, pp6nen.
= SRI. 9ermine 5rtl9, @9nefer
bon 9rn. Wm. Srtf4, bes G6ef : Rez
batteurs bom vQmerican," tpurbe gez
fern bur4 &abbiner Or. Bm. &oz
fenau BPM Gutun : plaoe : Sempel
nit 9ri, e. s. Sub BON g2stpzgort
getraut. 9as n%euDermq6lte Paar
pirb in HenzNort tpohnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-05
SerIuit bun Nrui9eulrbrm.
Sin GROCER @asbe6alter ftiir3te in
NepzgOrt auf Die @truBe, tpobei
5 9erionen getDbtet tpurben.

N : 0orf, 3. September. -
Sin GROCER 8asbebGlter an Der @pt6e
4Oenue in 8rootlbn itir3te beute
Ru4mtttag 3ufummen, Ii. mar fir6z
tet, baB II Bis Is Qtr6etter babel umz
tamen. Die M}Gnner tparen nit benz
@ernieten be5 8e6GLter5 bei4dftigt,
aIs Der G%initur3 erfoIgte.
(Spdter.) - Na6oem unten Qles
binpeggerdumt mar, fanb man rur 5
2ei4en, nGmIi9: 9eter Sitter, Suit
ieppe %GOnfanttnO, 9omini6 2egata,
2uigt PurteuO unO Srant 6renO, ale
BON Manhattan.