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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-17
AGerGei S~ntereGantes

Der @uf6tngtoner Cor
Respondent bes 2oui8biQer vNn3eiger"
f8reibt in einem ~ldngeren 8rtefe II.
81: Der Natipnal : N~6georOnete
SndnIon pon @irginien 9aratteriItrt
bic NeuBsrungen Oes 9rdIiOenten ii6er
Die Sruitfrage al5 nSpiegelfe9teret
rnD S9pinDel" unb peiit Darauf bin,
baB iogar gum 3pede elmer 5reunbz
i6aft5be3eugung 9sgen Gu6a, bic 9err
H~ooIeDelt ais ne entli4 fir Die @6re
be5 QanDes erflGrte, er nt4t ptlen5
fet, ieinen GinfluB gu gs6rau4en, nm
bic Qnna6me Der bDm 9uuie pdiitrten
cu6uniI6en 3ectprocitGts@8iQ Dur6z
2ufeBen, bic Sen 3ufertruit gum groz
BEN 8prt6eil Der amerifanii4en Ser
bruu6er nit ben auslGnOii6en Rafftz
neuren in @onfurren5 gebra4t ba6en
niirce. 6err &ooiepelt lpuBte, baB er
bic ua8neifel6ufte l1nterItuBun9 ioz
pobl Der 0emotraten i'm Senat, alS
audi elmer 4n3a6l SenatOren ieiner
eiqenen 9artei ge6abt BADEN piir0e,
u6er er mar nt9t pi1ens, ben erten
S6ritt gu t6un, Der ben 3udertruit
unD bernanOte Snterefen betGmpfen
piirDe. Sam benin SemanO na4
biefem 8prgange 9rn, Rooieoelt's
8et6euerungen BON ieiner 5einof4aft
qeqen bic 8ruit5 @larben f6enten?"
fiiQte 6err SpanTpn 6in3u. 8dArenb
ite bic Mufrt8tigtett bes PrGiioenten
be3meifeln, iinO Die bemotrotii4en
6i6rer CUR Qnii6t getOmmen, DaB er
Bel ieinem Wuni4e nu4 perfOnli4er
9opularitGt unD in Ieinen 8emii6unz
gen, feine eigene Domination ii4er gu
MAIDEN, i6nen tpefentli4 in t5ren 4ns
Itrengungen i'm Sabre 1904, tDenn
ni6t I6pn in ben 6erbfna6len, einen
qroBen DemotratiI6en Steg gu errt1@
gen, ge6plFen bat. Seine 4euBerutz
cen 6a6en bic l1nge6euerli4tetten 0es
SruItii6els in ben 8~orOergruno GEE
riidt, tpo6in Die 9emofraten es ia inn
mer BADEN bringen poQen, unD ni6t
nur lit es geniB, baB feline Qu5ii4t
por6anben 1T, DOn ben RePublitanern
i'm GongrsB, pd6reno Der tur3en
@iBung 7oI4e geIeBe gegen bic Srults
gu erlanger, tpel4e ba5 Publitum be-
friebigen 1peroen, ionbern es 1T ebenfo
getpiB, baB ba5 enttduI6te Pu6lttum
iih in 1904 Inn 9iilfe an bic 9emoz
fraten penoen pir0. 9aour4, boB
Der grdiiosnt 9rn, 2ittlefislo DON
Maine ausgepd6lt fat, 6at er gs3eigt,
boB er geIonnen 1T, Die 6ii6rsr ieiner
qartei i'm GongreB gu ~i9nDriren, ober
&einer, Der bic Situation ritsbt,
olau6t audi nur einen Nugenblid, baB
er entpeoer bas 9au5 O6ne Die 9ulfe
bie1er 5i6rer contrOliren fam, o0er
bah er irgeno pel3e Ginipirtung auf
bic unter Ter 8nute Der Struts iteRenz
ben Repu6lifaner i'm Senat A~sroor3uz
brinqen Dermag."
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mnheitsrz

Qrbetters q ngelegen.betz
e n. = Sm r2ubOr : 2pceum1 farO
qeftern M6enb cine @iBung Der @retuz
ftbe Der ftrifenben 3immerleute 8tpefs
@riinbung bes 9iftrifts : Gon5tls Der
@r6eiter bteIer 8run4e itatt. 8ez
f6lOHen purbe, beute cine tpeitere
GiBung ob5u6aGten, in pelder bus
Oiitrifts : GDn3il poiitir gegriinoet
perben ION. @ie es fGeint, mirb fi9
iebp3 bic Union Nr. 800 benz @on3il
nt6t anf6IieBen. 9emelOet purOe,
baB nur nod 80 Der itrifenoen 3tmz
merleute auBer Mrbeit ieien.
@eitern unter5ei6neten pieoer fii1f
Gpntrattoren ben 8erglet9 3tptf 9en
i6nen unb ben Itritenoen 9pienma=
6ern. @s iparen bies Die So. Natb.
86iteman, Mt9ael SOllOb, Maurice
Specter, Solomon Stein unb Saco6
Happaport. @s befinben ii9 ieBt
na9 Qngabe Der Striter mod 300
Wtd1n I'M Nus1tdttDe.
De & M in Der 8 a sz@ e
feGIf9aft. : 9ie &ttiondre Der
vGonIplioirten 9a5 Gompagnte"
tperben nd9ften Montag Elm neues
Oireftprium erfpd6len. Die aufgez
fteGten Wabl3ettel ent9alten folgenOe
Namen:
SeBtge @ernoltung: 1919. Spence,
Wm. 5. Srtf, Sames u, 8arp, s..
Nuittn Sentins, So6n %. 9au, Sobn
6. 9urt, g. %. Sames, @eo. 81. @on
Qingen, Sobr 9. 8amfap, @6arles $,
Oideb, s. 6. 2atrpbe unb Mtlton
SnDipben.
OppoItion: $. CRAWFORD 8luf,
N2i6ael Stein, Sames 81. 9arp, s.
%, 8oob, So6n 81. W6itriOge, 6. 3.
Crane, SotpnIenb Scott, Sbomus
O'g1eiG, s. s. 2atro6e, Daniel s.
Qmmioor, Gbarles $. Sidep unb s.
S4n1eiber.
plDBGt4 &c ftorben. - 9r.
@nbrep %. Mop, 80 Sabre aft, ftar6
geitern Ra9mittag pdbrenO CT ii4 auf
8eiu9 BEL ieiner gti6te, 6rau u. s.
8u6G, g}r. 1415, 0ftzMobtIonz@tr.,
befanO, plOBIi4 infoIge zines 8ebirns
i9luges. Gr pobrte in Nr, 927,
NorbzGben@ StraBe,
Ser tng9or st. S a.
tpbusz& STRIDE" peranftaltete gez
fern untsr 2eitung 0es 9aters Panz
trattus S8mibt einen Ausflug mad
&pI Shore, mo man it8 BET
Observation-Disclosures t0itli4 anil
iirte.
@er 9 BEN, - Die 16z
iG6rige 8lanfe Glart lit aus Dem
6auie bes Or. 3. 6, @itep, Nr. 724,
Norb : Garep<9traBe, Der I3punDen,
ND fe felt etpa aft Sa6ren in 9ienz
ten Itanb, sic entfernte ii4 aus Der
@o6nung, ais bic GomiIie in Der Sir
6e mar.
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Germii6te trIesrapdiide 9eprI6rn.

: Satob G9larf, Salpmon@ reatz
6oufe unb George @reat6oufe nurben
gu 6oslop na6e Martetta, O., Sci Der
Reintgung zines alien 8runnens BON
8as iibernGltigt. Die beiben Grftez
rem Tinb tobt, unb Der 2eBtere, fpelz
der bepuBtlps berausge5ogen lpurte,
beftnbet 1i6 in trttif4em 3uitanoe.
= Sci elmer &neiperei in bem0duz
fe g2r. 1926, WaIuceitraBe, in P9ilaz
belp6ia gerietben pegen elmer GGpp;@
f6en @ngeGegenbeit Der ~22=id6rige
M}artin S4reiber unb Der 1~9zjdhrige
gbparb 9uffp in einen Streit, roelz
der in cine Meferitederet ausartete,
in pel6er 9uffp feinen 9egner err
tad. Die 8eitBerin bes 9auIes Irb
3pei Der Sniafiinnen, iOpie 0uFfp
murben berhaftet.
= 9arrp Sanien, IL Sabre at,
unb Mamie Sablor, 16 Sabre alt,
ertranten am Montag Qbenb nG6e
Chicago in 5olge bes &enterns elmer
fleinen Seoelia6t auf benz Mi9iaan>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-17
Sh~iiisnnhrihtcn.

Rspz9orf, Is. Sui. = Der 9ampfer pRotz
terOam1 lit BON bier nab Gotteroam abQeiabreu.
8otterDa III, 10. Sui. @ngetommsn 1T
bier Der Slurpfer r9otsbamn 0ou 3tp=0urt.
Gasg 0 ~, 10. Suli. Ser Sampfer p5ur=
uelfa" 1T BON Ncrpz9ort bier au9etommen.
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9IaRe nun aagemeimem SntereRs.

Gitp 9oa - ROrtb= II. 2egington-
StraBe.
@aI6ingtpn : MOnument - Mt.
8ernonzPlace.
SObns 9optin5' 9OiPttaG - Rorb4
8roabtpap.
@6la6tenzW Document - gaIperts
unb 5apetteitraBe.
@ra6 BON Cigar @Gen 9oe -
@eFminiter : &tr66pf 5a9ette= un0
GreeneItraBe.
nit nDrbli8 laufenben 8aggons.
9atterion : Part - gu erret6sn
mil 0Itli6 laufenben Maggons.
Sort N}cSenrp - 2pcufts9oint.
Srauen=Gpleg - ct. PalII= unS
%. @truBe.
9eQbo6bz Snitttut unb MuTtzGonz
ferputorium = SGT. @ernpnz9ldce.
qratt's Trei=8ibIiothet = MuG4
BERN, nabe CATHEDRAL StraBe.
Sreimaurer : Sempel - Horh4
G6QrlesftraBe.
Sbb 5euops : SempeG - Gat6e4
brulz un0 SaratogaitraBe.
CHAMBER Of Commerce - 5pqis
BAH unb MateritraBe.
g}eue8 @eri9t8ge6dE6e - SeDette4
unb ct. 9aulftraBe.
9oftgebGube - Sapette unb Gall
DertftraBe.
Gutaip : 9Gace - 9duptzPromez
nabe, berldngert n0rbli4 an @utatpz,
BON 9oIpbinitraBe.
0oung Mten's G6riittan QToctd4
tion, Central : 9ebdube - g9arlesz
unb SaratogaItraBe.
Qfabemte Der WifenI9aften -
Srantlinz unb GatbeoralftraBe.
@arrpqzPart unb baS alte @obnz
baus bon G6arles Carroll bon Gar4
rputpn - Man ne6me bic Golumbiaz
Qpenue@W aggpns.
MarDlanb : ~Snititut-8alttmOre4
unb 9arrtionitraBe.
9eutf9e CLUB 2DtoIe.
oSurnperin @orpGrts," Scr. 1872 un6
734, @eits2ertngtOnitr.
vGermantasN &dnner4or," 2ombarbzs
nGhe @utGpftraBe.
y@ermunia : Club" Sapettez, na4e
@utaipitraBe.
n9asaonie : Glu64au5," Gr. 414.
Meitz6apetteitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-17

*** SIM rGOIO7eum" fintet beute,
Mittno9, 2(benbs 8 l1br, Elm Mettz
fu6ren in 10 M}etlen : 9Gngen nit
@orFabrern 3piI4en &lbertGbampion
unb 6ug6 Mc2ain itatt. 9a Die
@orfa6rer Motoren bon neun 9ferbez
frdften gebrau6en unb Die @ettfubrer
felbit in ibrem Sadie ie6r tii6tig iinO,
pirb es ertpartet, baB neue WeltzRez
CORDS aufgeite4t perben. NuBerbem
finben cine Nn3abl @mateurz Rennen
ftQtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-17
= SpIia6 S6ompfon &c Cos @i:

SUTIuH 2VUHIPTUN &C %. s UIz
iengieBerei i'm norbDitli9en Staotz
tbeile BON PbiGabeIpbid ging geitern
in Sldmmen auf. Der @ertuIt nirb
auf 100000 ge59GBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-17

Tinf3igmenf6 It4e per
fu68z Ranin6en" fu6t Or, @ile2, Der
G6ef Der 6emiI6en A6tbeilung i'm
Qan0pirt676afts : 9epartement Der
R~egierung. 5inf3ig iunge 2eute BON
quten Granddaughter uno gutter 8ez
funD6eit IoQen iid controttli4 ber@
pfli6ten, gu tTIsn uno gu t~rintsn, mas
i6nen Serr @ileD gi6t, UNI feititeaen
gu f0nnen, tpie melt NaprungSmittel
nit grdIerDations> unb 6drbemitteln
bs6anbelt perben t0nnen, Bis ite 9es
Notwithstanding iinb. 3uerit iolen
8prarz uno 8orI Gure : Experiments
borgenommen perOen. Die 9eriufe
iouen auf 5e6n Sage au5geDe6nt tDsrz
ben, 6eilGufig geIagt, fir iOlde Inter
fu6ungen ni8t 3uret4enbe 3eit; Dann
ioQ cine glei6e PeriOOe folgen, in pelz
der bic @er7u4szO 6jette normale
Ru6rung er6alten, @ir berIpre6en
un8 BON oieien tur3en 8eriu6en me-
nig; a6er iie geniigen am Gnbe, I'm
Ger @elt Die 9armloitgtett u%nierer nit
9rG7erpirungsmitteIn bebanbelten
NabrungstoFfe bor 41gsn gu fii6ren.
Ob bic ii6rigen Nattonen 9rn. @te
Ge1's ltnterIu6ungs 8efultate accepts
rem per0sn, 1T immerbin fragli4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-17
Nah Gnrnhn.

Minneupo1ts, Minn,, 15.Suz
Ii. - poli5eiIuperintenOent s. 80.
Dimes, tpel8er leBte @o6e in @erbinz
bung nit ben bier gemo4ten Gntbiilz
lungen ii6er amtli9e Corruption unb
8efte9li9feit in InfGage3uitanb berz
febt purbe, bat it4, pie es betBt, aus
benz @taube gema4t unb befinbet ii9
bereits auF einem transatlantif4en
9ampfer auf benz @ege na9 europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-17
Iluicre StrQSrnbnhncu.

Die WaggonS Der StrdBen6abnen,
tpel4e ale unter elmer G~omFagnie berz
etnigt fnb. t0nnen nrr bur9 bic Gumz
merrI, tpie folgt, unterI 4teben nerDen:
l bis 99-0ruiDz9tQ : Qlbe. 2inie.
1O1 biz 199-@ilmor StraBe un0
9utlforb Qbe. 2inie.
POI Bis 299-@arer ctr. unb Sort
Nbenue Qinie.
sol Biz 399-Ne1t Mrlington unS
Qinben @pe. 2inie.
401 kis 499-@bmOnbtpnNoe., Mos
numert u. 9p9nn DAT
2ir;e.
sol Bis 599-6remont Ctr. 2inie.
SOL Bis 699-@urtis 8ap 2inie.
7O1 Bis 799-gort> un6 5reberidz
3pub Qinie.
sol bis 899-Sonipn un0 GatOns4
bile 2tnie.
COL Bis 999-Nilfens Gbe. 2tnie.
1901 Bis 1O99-Rolanb 9Qrf un0
9tgblanOtOnn 2inie.
1101 Bis 1199--9unbalt un0 Safes
IiOe 2inie.
1901 bis 1299-So6n Ctr. 2irie.
1901 bis 1399-Nort6 Qlpe. 2inie.
14O1 Bis 1499-@arato8a Ctr. un5
@qiCptt @itp 2inie.
1901 Bis 1599-8aD Str. Il. 8elair
Holb 2inie.
1901 Bis 1699-W}abifon @De 2tnte.
17O1 Bis 1799-GQlpert Ctr. 2tnte.
1901 bis 1899-Penniplpania 40e-
1901 Bis 1999-6Qrfpro 2lDe, 2inte.
POOL Bis 2O99-OrIean5 Ctr. g!n!e.
21O1 Bis 2199-9reitOn ctr. GInIe.
22O1 Bis 2299-Gantpn 2Inle.
23O1 bis 2399-6atrmount Aoe. 4.
25O1 Bis 2599-GmOrD 8robe, @lecz
trio 8arf unO 0lount
Wa16ington 2inie.
2cn1 Bis 2699-38altimore, Ultbole
RiOer u.9Parrops POint
2inie.
0d9tsWuggon8 laufen 3nii6en BEN
6tunbeu pon 1 bis 5 u6r Morgens
auf ben folgenOen 2inien:
Carer Str. unO SORT Qpe. Cine.
gOrt uno 6reOerid &oao Qinie.
8OlanO 9art unO 9ig6lanotopn 6.
SAB Ctr. unb 8eIair Roao 2inie.
Maoiion @Oenue unb n9atterionz
BART "Qinte.
Drleans @traB. unb 9atterfons
parfzMpenue 2inie.
9arforbzHoab bis Gde Baltimore
unD 9anzS ttaBe.
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*** Der 9efangperein n6robiinn"
be~ranftaItet am SOnntag, ben 2O.Suz
Ii, cine Grturfion no6 Nltoona am
@toneD@Greet Sin emiiges Gomite
1T CUR 3eit eifrig nit ben @rrange=
ments fir Die berrli6e Wuferfa6rt
bei6Gftigt. 8iuete iinb gu 25c. BEL
alien Mitgliebern un0 in Der rSrob=
finnz5aQe," gr. 1000, TreOeridz2tOe,,
3u BADEN.
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*** Sir bic @oriteQungen i'm

*** Sir bic @oriteQungen i'm
yGlectric : 8arf" Itnb fir bteie
@o6e a6ermal5 cine 3ei6e Don be-
rii6mten europdif6en unb amerifaniz
f9en &iinItlern angetiinoigt. 9arunz
ter iinb b~eionbers Die @e6riiOer Narz
tenburg, Grapfor0 un0 STANLEY, err
centrii9e &omtfsr, G5meral0d, Die
p6dnomenale SnitrumentuliIttn, RaDz
mon0 un0 Gabertp, nOeuti4e" &omiz
fer, uno 5iIhsr unO Gldrt, tomtI4e
Qfro6aten, 3u ertpG6mn. Serner tperz
ben auf benz ameritanif6en 8itagra>
p6en cine Serie BON 6epsgli6en 8ilz
bern reproOu3irt; tur5um, e5 fte6t ben
8eiu6ern 0ieies iOeaIen Partes aberz
mails cine ioI6e 5iiue Der netteiten
unterhuItung in 4u5Ii4t, baB Sober
mann cine Sa9rt na4 Dem n@lectric@
9art" gu empfe6len lit.
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CUTS oSe6ers2siGen

sr6uIten bas &6rperzS bftem in Oros
nung unb perbin6ern frant6afte 3uz
itGnbe Der 2eber, bic gep0Rnli4
&rdufbeiten b~prdusdeben,
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Trenb' umb 9cib.

6rn. @enbelin aeBler's Sob. =
Seine 5o9ter auf Der 9o43eits=
reife. = Sin Sobn in Pittsburg
als griefter tbdttg, fam bterber
5uriif.
Die 8eerbigung bes 9rn. 8enoeltn
&eBIer fanb geitern 8ormittag BON
Der ct. Safobus Stride an @agerz,
nd6e QisquitbItraBe, aus mad etnem
feierli9en &equiem : 9o3amt itdtt.
9ater sSacob 8eBler, Elm SObn bes
@erftorbenen, tpar Der gelebrant, 0iaz
fon mar pater g. S9mibt unbSubz
Oiaton pater Sobann Olag uno pa
ter Soiep6 @eber iegnete ben 2et4z
nam aus. DIS 8abrtu4trdger fun
girten bic So. S. 0euerling, SObann
@i6re,& Sion, S.&ernan, S.O'Gon@
nors unb %. 8iggins. Die 8eeroiz
gung Itunb unter Der 2eitung oes Getz
9enbeltatters 8. Sod, gde Central
4penue unb gugerItraBe.
Sine bemerfenspertbe S6atia9e 1T
es, bdB ST. &eBler, Der 70 Sabre alt
mar, mod am Montag ben 7. Suli,
bs.Ss. Der Srauung ieiner 2ieblingsz
So9ter OttiIia nit 9rn. S9omas
S9neG BON philadelphia, Pa., beiz
fpo6nte. puter Sucub &eBler Don3og
an ienem Sage bic Srauung. 0ieglelz
bermd9lten begaben ii9 balO na4 Der
Srauung auf Die 9o93eitsreiie unO
lieBen fi4 Johann in benz f40nen9eim
nieOer, tpel4es Der iunge g6emann
fir feline Satin eingeri6tet bate.
9ater 8eBler te6rte am nG6iten Sage
na9 pittsburg 5uriid, ND er als
SeelTprger an Der Ct. Bbilomenenz
Stride tbdtig lit, unO Ni4ts triibte
ben 9pnigmonb Der Neuoermd6lten,
bis am leBten Samitag Qbeno cine
OepeI9e in beren Wobnung in P6ilaz
belpbia anlangte, buB Der 8ater Der
iungen @6efrau geitorben lei. @us
ben 6litterpo6en tpurbe Johann fir
bic Neupermdblten cine 5rauer5eit.
sic fe6rten fofort na9 Baltimore 3uz
rid uno Itanben geftern Morgen am
Sarge bes S4piegerpaters uno 8az
ters i'm trauten 5etm Der Camille,
gr. III, GnfortruBe, mo Der alte9err
bas 3eitli9e fegnete. @u4 ietnSo6n,
Der @eiitli9e, tpel9er penige Sage
por9er ieinen Batter berldfen, mar
BON gttts6urg 3uriidgete6rt, I'm biesz
mai ni9t bic berrli6e SrauungszGez
remonie por5une6men, fonbern ieinem
@uter bic M}efe fir fein Seelen6eil gu
lefen.
9r. 8eBler entidlief am leBten
Samitag na4 ldngerem 2eioen. @r
mar gu Niebenburg bel Qi9uffenburg
in 8a2ern ge6oren unb fam i'm Otter
BON 20 Subren na4 Nmerifd, Qm "A.
b. 90, nGren es AZ Sabre gepeIen,
buB er nit ietner nunme6rtgen Wtttz
me Margaretbe, ge6. 0euerling, gez
traut purbe. @r binterldBt auBer
9ater Sacob 8eBler un0 5rauS4nea
cine So9ter, SRI. Nnna &eBler, unO
anbere entFernte 8erpanote. 8Or ettpa
BRET Sabren berlur bas ergraute Paar
einen SDbn bur9 ben @rtrintungstO0.
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Gin DgrbiaSrrungsmittfI fit

&pbH6mer3en, 9p8pePTie, S6pinbeI,
I6le6ten @e76mad i'm Munbe, 9er3>
tlopfen, beIegte 3unge, &PPetttloii9tett
unb
&6utnntlid1e 6AuenIeiOett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-17

NO y
9auptquartier: n6rObIinn : 6ats
le," Nr. 1000, Sreoertd : 4Denue,
@ingftunOe: MittpO6s; 9irigent $.
Stripped.
nNrbetter : 81 Gnner4or."
9auptquartier: Anbreas' Safe, g&r.
314, 6anoberitraBe. Singitun0e:
Mittno45; 0irigent 9. W}elamet.
p& 0 It : Potnt WGnner4
9Dr."
9auptquartier: 6enrD 8ing'8 6alz
le, @de @nbrez uno 8ed5onitraBe.
@ingitunOe: @~Onntags; 9irigent 8.
Poe6lmann.
n4rbeiter 2teoertafeL."
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Newport daily independent., 1902-05-24

Conquers All Things" was delivered in good voice and had been conceived along strong lines of argument. It shows an appreciation of the true run of life in observing that labor counts most of all, and that ambition with in domitable energy, whose fruitage is labor supporting it, is ever successful.
 The thought advanced by the speaker was regular in it's chain and evinced ability to study out and con- ceive.
 | Miss Jennie McCauley's essay "Our- selves as Others See Us'', was very interesting and certainly we'll written. It was quite study of our national characteristics, from the viewpoint of other nationalities. In many in- stances these foreign critics have only vented their spleen. They carry their daggers of envy unconcealed and stab at virtues they themselves have not, as we'll as faults and weaknesses. But the American to be frank, must recognize the justice of much of this criticism, and Miss McCauley's essay afforded the audience fine chance to see for few moments ourselves as others do. The style of the essay was free and easy and the diction of a character to win admiration for its beauty.
 Miss Hazel Jones, who gives prom ise of a most excellent voice, sang 'My Whip Poor Will"
 Watson L. Hawk, in his address, "Every Man His Own Architect'' gave evidence of much natural ora torical ability His voice is well suited to public speaking, is clear and resonant and with the personal mag netism which he possesses, training should make of him a veritable orator The subject matter of his oration had stamp of originality and personality about it that is always refreshing and captivating.
 ''Elements of Success" was the sub- ject of Miss Bonnie Carolyn Humble's essay. Her enunciation was clear and distinct and the manner in which she treated her subject, proved her care- ful study of the necessary elements which combine to bring about success Ambition, ability and character were found to be prime requisites and the points of her argument were nicely impressed through this essay.
 IA Bunch of Wild Roses" by Miss Hester Phillips, sweetly sung in her highly cultivated voice, was we'll re- ceived, as was also a vocal solo by Mrs. Maude Marshall, whose voice is ever popular with Newport audiences.
 Lonnie l.. Campbell has free and easy stage presence and his oration entitled "Manliness the Safeguard of All Nations' was given a heavy round of applause. He does not show em- barrassment before an audience and throws himself into his speaking with a whole -heartedness that is essential to hold peoples attention. He seems to have mastered Demosthenes' idea of oratory, when he declared the three first requirements were ''action" His address was distinctive in it's style and the thought advanced was good
 "Our Unconquered Flag was paid many glowing tribute by Homer  Buford. The language of his oratior was of that stirring kind which makes us all patriots, causes the blood tc
Newport daily independent., 1902-05-24

 pulsate faster, just as martial music rouses us from the lethargy of peace. The history of such a country as IS our heritage is glorious theme and as traced down by MT. Buford, con- cluding withour intervention in Cuba and the fulfillment of national promise and obligation to make the island free, which has but a few days ago been discharged, proved rhap- sody of feeling and splendid climaxes.
 Miss Amanda Laird closed the pro- gram as far as the graduates were concerned with an essay, entitled "lt Might Have Been," concluding her remarks with beautiful valedictory Miss Laird has a wonderfully rich, mellow voice, capable of melting sen- timent into sound, and words into ex pression. Her elocutionary ability can hardly be praised too highly. It held her audience with ease, though last on the program. Her acquain- tance with books is wonderful and the manner in which references and beautiful quotations were made a part of her essay, certainly evinced remarkable talent. They fitted in so nicely and the transitions were made so smoothly that her own thought was richly embellished and made doubly attractive by these borrowings from noted authors. Her closing farewell to the graduates, now upon diverging paths was both sweet and pathetic.
 The presentation of diplomas was made by Dr. J. M. Jones, president of the school board, in a few appro- priate words, followed by g pretty violin and mandolin duet by Misses Imogene Randy and Della Bernstein. The address to the class was made by Hon. J. M. Stayton, and was rich in thought, couched in elegant and striking language. The advice and timely cautions given were words of wisdom which impressed both grad uates and audience.
 Upon the conclusion of this address, MT. Gustave Jones in behalf of the graduates sprang a surprise number and called for a recitation from Prof. l w. w. Woods, which was given with such pleasing results that he was com pelled to respond again. 'sThe School Masters Guest' was his first recita- tion and ''The Categorical Courtship" his second.
 Miss Jennie McCauley rendered pretty violin solo, being accompanied by Mrs. R. M. Johnson.
 Prof. A. Woods took this occa- sion to thank the patrons of the school, the board and his teachers, paying high compliment to the lat ter for their efficient work. He is a man devoted to children and his man. agement of the schools, has won gen. eral commendation. It is a safe pol icy to trust man who loves music, flowers and children, for he is not fit for treasons and strategems. In clos | ing his remarks, Prof. Woods gave words to a sentiment that is worthy of repetition and which is itself high tribute to him. The thought was beautifully expressed and was in substance, that he would rather Lave the tears of children at his death than the alf-masting of flags and booming of cannon.