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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
Wnsraant's Bed.
Gomponiit erbebt @egentlage.- Gntz
riiItung unter ben W}ttgliebern ieiz
1er Sruppe.

ru1tun9 u1Ier Den Ulll9lIepelH Iel=
ner Sruppe.
9 # 0 n, Muf, 10. Nopember. =
Mascagni 1T untrDitli4 iiber bu5
traurige Gnbe ieiner Sournee uno ieiz
ne @er6aftung. Gr berldBt iein 3tmz
mer i'm n!6otel Sourraine" ni4t unb
lit fir Niemanb gu ipre4en. Seine
Gnergie bat er jebo6 in ieinem W}tBz
qef6if ni9t perloren, unb er lit, pte
1ein 0plmetf6er ertldrt, enti4lo1en,
benz amerifanii4en @oIte gu 3eigen,
baB er fi9 i'm Re9te befinbe unD in
8irflt6teit Die @e6riiber Mittent6al
contratt6rii4ig gepOrben ieien.
53u btei lem 8ebufe bat er 6erett5 cine
@9abenerfaBflage gegen bic 8ebriioer
angeitrengt unb bie8ef4lagnabme bes
@igent6ums berIelben in etnem S6eaz
ter in WorceIter, mo lie our 3ett 8or<
Itelungen geben, beuntragt. Die Wfuz
fiter uno anberen nod bier befinbliz
9en MitglieDer feiner Sruppe ite6en
treu auf Der Seite bes MoeItro unb
1inb er6ittert iiber bic Mittent6als.
Die @npGGte M~ascagni's be3ei4nen
bic 8ebauptung, buB bemiel6en $13,z
900 porgef9ofen porben ieien uno er
bon bieIer Summe nur $4,000 abberz
bient babe, oIs GG6erlt4.
giner Der treueIten Sreunbe be5
MeiIters in Ieinem Srubel lit Sdmuel
&rpnberg, Elm Observation-Disclosures Der
@e6riiber Mtttent6al. Nls &ronberg,
befen Satin Der Sruppe Muscugni's
angeb0rt, in 81. Qouts bon ben Wirz
rem b0rte, elite er fofort bierber. Bel
feiner 4ntunft funO er ben Gomponiz
1ten als 9efangenen, unb er berf6Gffz
te bemieIben i'm 8ereine nit feinem
8ruber unb ieinem S4ndger iofort
MntpGIte unb 8irgi4dft.
Die 9anfburfeit Mascagnt's fit
biefen 5reunbI4aftsbienit mar rib
renb. S6rGnen ro1ten iiber feline
@anger, ais i'm 9otel bie8iirgi4aftsz
llrfunbe unter5ei9net unb er bapur4
Dor Dem Coos bepa6rt tpurbe, Die
Na9t in elmer 3eqe 5u6ringen 81 mill
fen. Die Elm &inb f9lu43enb, briidz
tie er feinen 8efreiern bic 6Gnbe unb
rtef einmul ii6er bas anbere: nW2etne
t6euren, lteben, lieben 5reunoe!"
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@idtise SeriammIunsrn in Trtuz
SrleGns.

NepzO rGeans, 10. Nobember.
= Die @or6ut Der 0eIegaten 81 benz
am Mitttpo4 bier beginnenben Sab
reszgonbent Der n5eberation of So@
Dor" 1T eingetroffen. SnsgeIdmmt
tperben $50 0eIegaten ertpurtet. Die
bereits bier befinbli4en Siibrer glduz
BEN nt4t, baB Die Qn6dnger Nttt4eGs
einen @erfu9 MAIDEN perben, SOM
pers aus benz Sattel 3u beben. Die
@iebererpdblung befIelben ptrb i'm
9egentbeil 3uberii4tli4 erpdrtet. -
@lei95eitig nit Der Federation" rperz
ben 5000 8unfter5 uno Die rS06ter
Der Gonf6bertrten" bier tGgen.
Mtt9eIl le6ntab.
SnbtunuppIis, Snb., 10, Go>
bember. - Brdiibent Mtt9eq Dpn ben
Limited M2ine @prfers" bat in elmer
beute benz @etretGr NiIfon 5ugeganges
men 9epef6e formeu ertIdrt, er fperoe
Die 9rGiibentf4aft Der federation Of
Qabor" unter feinen 1mitGnOen dc=
cepttren, penn 1te inn in Seem : Srz
leans anqeboten perben 5DQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

- Sn Bolton 1T g}at6an Neb6,
Der cine Iange 8ei6e DON Subren Ri4~
ter an 8unOes@9 iftrittSgeri4ten in
Muine gefpeIen, aber oor einigen $40
naten in ben 8ubitano getreten mar,
i'm Nlter ppn Y Sahren deitor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
Queen MINES GiienbnhnzGn.

GabvpIuHtrati in Gra q. n. 1902
Iompfer pcrIafen 4itc gr. 10, 2iQbtzStrGb,:
9dgli6 NusgUommeH 6amiagl els 9ormjttags
uuo BIS 3a5mittags; Samfags nm 6.l5 Gcrs
mittaog unO , ubr 0abmittoos ua3 asrts55laEo,
Geutrtvjls, 2tOes uHb 3pii5sHtationeu.
gni5lub an sSsIaplrt & G5ti. GiisH5abH' Ea9
Cation. Grior0 uuO 8Dii6tnfutjoneu.
Tra6t Miro ~sutQ,3cu geuommsn an Wobsntugsn
bis G ubr 4btuO5.
sdtpbous: Is. L y. (5t. BAUD 3l02. Ulo. (9snl
81. 3. W. EroreL
CUai2T1Sl Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

Dem beutf9en S4rtft@
fteGer @buaro @ngel nurse pon benz
frdn30iiIden misunderstanding ter Ods
Offi3iersfreu3 Der 4tuoemie oerlie6en,
urb 5ipar lpegen ieiner 9erDienI tie I'm
Die fran80IiIde 2iterdtur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

0epdrfemsnt fir 0ffenfIide Gid erbeit.-SGm>
%ten.-SubeepartemeHt eeS @fbdunesSufpefs
tursSiIreaus, Rathbnus.

~
Baftimort, z. 0ooember 1902.
Iir fu6 8siudre um @ttDdbruw1 Der f~OlgenDen
gripilcgitn 3ugrgdmQen:
Rr, l24, 2gbt=StraBc = fir guffttnung zines
ettftriidsu Mptors bon 10 Liberalization.
6fBotpaftzGfe Sap unO 66aie=StraBe = fir Guts
fsluuQ zines elettrii9en glotors Don 3 9itrOdrdts
ten.
Wiuddter=5trabe, sipjiatn NiOnroszS traBt urO
Gsultons@penue - fir 9trar0BsrunQ zines b0ljerz
men @tiad fts5iscaus 10 6ub bli Is 5ub bel 10
6uB.
8aBarosS trabt. spi;6tn Odd unO @ain,s=Str.-
fir Grribtun1 zines Gobtubcbdltsr=, 10 GUS bel
800 SUB bel . SUB.
SrGcnD Semano, Der GinipcnouuQen stsen biz @t=
fpdbrunq oieir @:iu6t ju crb:5en bat, u01e iolbe
bis ;uu IL. 0looember, 9ormjtrq1s 10 ltbr, in oits
lem @iirtau tinrtibeH, ju p,I9er 3tit Oarubcr per-
bauoelt fperbeH lpiro.
GSparS =. Breton.
315) 8ebduoe=SHiptttor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

Nad Annapolis, nj. RoDaI Stdtlon, H.5O, !8.5O
Borm., GamO,us Station, 800, 300 @Orm,
I2.I5, AIS, $40 gIaam.
2bfabrt BON COMMUNICATION mad GrsOcrtd,
F.35, !9.47 0orm., 1915 @Orul., l.25, H3O uHO
"5.35 guam.
rad 8in6etr, 1920 @orm., $40, 4302utm.
Rad @uo,rstODn, 800 Born, Al5, AD
Rahmittuos.
@o5 Gailottsgito uuD It. gir9, Qotll, !735,
?9I5 9orm., u.25, l43), +535 ya5m, $780,
'l1.30 QbcuOs.
go8 Gurti5' gap, 1928 m0rasas.
mad Qurao, MT. RoDal.St Station, 1856 go3rH.
Covos,-cto+fou - 10 Hobm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
0mnfnin 0fererf.

lGs farb am MOntag, Den 10. gloOcmber 1902,
Z llbr DiOrgcns, mad LANCER &runtbeit unjer gts
litbtcr 6o6n 2uoipig 9icrtd i'm ALTER BON Il Sab
rem unO II Inqeu. Die 9.crOjQun3 itnOtt NJ 0 r
zen, Wittrpot, Oer u. ?iopcmb'r, gld6mitta9s
3 ubr, pom 5ruutrbauic, Nr. l223, 3. StraBt,
@iqblduDtolpn, Gus itdtt.
Ofttruutrnbtu GIteru unO
Gll-kl / d u ! i T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
SpScSf1nc:

GIN 8. Nopcmber 9Ora GrteOeI i'm alter
BON rs 9abrtn.
am 7. Naopsmbcr N aria6utbtrinua q IL
ain = RODcmbtr 5obn g. Ryuft it Ga
S1hr, itints @tbtns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

Der ge n
nnb Die geitppfte Wa6lurne, Die tom@
men i'm g}opember por," f4reibt Elm
Me6felblatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
N. aSa. h .aS.11. in mtlmtna.en. 9. b5t in
RaralanO e. 9cnuiglbnnia>G ileuz
hnhn>Nnnnnnnip-

MOrtb-4pcuus uH0 oats Static q.
Y.rllftn an l8OGgutl5tn nap Y0rt, IA, nm $50
ytor1ms uH0 3O5 9dbmjtags.
@.r!lTcu an 8camtagtu mad Delta, pa, m,
73C WorqcHs, 305 uo 40 RabmltIul5.
ger.1neu al 99obentlaeH nab &tlltr, Wt2., nm
80. go 1torgtls, 30j, 430 G15mIttl55 UNI
900 NbeHDS.
gcr.afcl OIL Sonn.ugtH nab Scltl, IA, nm $50
VtorgsHs IND 400 Nabmittlgs.
8trllHtH an S0HHtdGru nab Eelair, glD., I'M
$50 Morgtns, 400 Gabmitta85 uUo 1000
Qbtnos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

ais Ia9foGger Des per
Ftor6enen profefOr 8ir9om i'm Ser
liner Stobtratbe fteaen Die So3tdls
Dempfraten ben qrofefOr Or. 4rons
nttf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

beutf9en &difer BEL Der @intpeibung
Der Nep>gOrfer 9unbelstummer an
Sienifag bertreten ntrb, mar e6enfdas
Elm 9afagier Der st. 2puis."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

~ GiIenb1btL

Rad benz 0tReH uRe RorStG
Hbfabrt bonn Galotrtsgdbnbofs, ME tol9t;
40 Uorasng, tdgli6 (unionsStatlon A44 VtoFS
$40 gorm' GInions5tatiou $50 9orm.G td9li3,
nab 8ittsbura. Gbiu9o, Cincinnati, 2ouisDils
uno St. GoHis; &Dhetcr' SR1Ialo Nla9u'~
Goas, 2ods6dotR uHO RaHe, an Mo9sRta9eh,
$40 gorm. QluioU=StuttoH so 9orHth Ia9N9.
nab Buffalo (bou emporium Suntttonl mtf
our9ge5eqOtm QarlOrsg8aggOn, spstls 6 Saee0H
Il 10 @o1n,. Union. statton 1900 gOrm.l tdg'
lib, 9ittsburg urO GI;UtIdHo; &suono, Ull'
Transport uHo G!mira, an Wobsut1gen.
II 10 BORN. Qlnious Station 1900 Born ias'
9ot;bO, Ginciuuati. Qouigojut, Ct aOais.
4.30 Ga6mtttags, tdalib (uOH llHious5tattonl,
mad gittsburg, SoltOo, Chicago, 9ouisDlls lola
9iHetHnatb indianapolis, st. 4ouis uHo AlS
Transport.
80 abtnOs. fiori3 CpOn un!snsstationN, nae
gtttsburg, Columbus unD ct. 2ouis.
$50 abenoa. tdolib (OOu uuipu=S tdttonl noe
Buffalo toid emporium SHnctI0nl, init our9'
9s9e49tm 9Hftst.S&lafDagggu uno goa3
$50 abenos, togltn QlutoHsS Station 900 AbOs.lr
9ittsbura. Chicago, 6%leurlanO. GiueiEHdti Uns
Grlt; Solsbo, Ro6sttr, Buffalo uHo 8td9urd'
sans, aqsoenOmmfn Somtta9: ~
414I QbtR0s (lHtUu : Station ll.55 AbtHbsb
taglid, 9ittsburg, Cottage. Buffalo, &0bslttI,
3ingara=Gals unb Gris; GItoslaRO. aus9sHom'
$50 Ra6r., On mO8cntagru, Bort 2c2oft attOm.
40 Ra9m., an 0o6:utagsH, CgiorO atiom.
rad annapolis, 7.3l Dorm. NM 437 Na5m. an
WobsutagsH, eoEutaGs $50 @orm.
Ra5 9opss Grctz9iuie, 73I 8ormittdSs uRo as!
3a5mitta9s an BOb'ntag'n. $50 SOrRllIiaSs
SonHtnes
9Ou grsftOtnt 5trab&
0'o5 Born, an G8O6entagen, QOf mao Y9Ha0s'
40 Ra@m, an @o8mtao:n, Bort 9spoFt'ai'
iommooat!oH.
Soti y51@"'' an To@eH'a9'H' SS''O "
62S gbsnOs, an Bo&entaoeH, Grprsb mad goi'
-gOmu nion
50 TQQn1. rGpuCrciTpnQl Qtmtteo,A tlQlt0l Hdq
ma n Sa[s YaTsots uno SPY : ,H95
% sS9 ka2Elp0L ZIP :
80 9oo 1Ss tSs,i,fD3''9T 3 S@ SSt%T%a2 "a a.,
I0.S GSs,ij.eoSsS1o I5 y - o. an Vrr 10 AZ IIsptiit,
Sasao! ron q9t!miHaton), L46, +20, 80 @a5'
gtotSss .Sp'l19a8Qonl. l;o5 HS 9osaos q"
SoEl' 80 (spsiupaq0OH, 800 lspsiisDaq9onh
90 az lSptiitDa99oHl, l0G8, ilZ7 S9rm'fIoSoo'
$50 3adm. (6peiic,paaoon, 7.G, lbs a5eHos.
Eur nab philadelphia, 4IO, 6&, 8.43, 800 Wors
Gems, lib, 8.O3, 507. Gas Ra5m. an 8o6tns
SS6m STH"laos' 90 S0Iw'' SVo' 0'V" o."
goS ga ms, 80 NJ m..
S,rtoo.u D2"f SSe%ls! 90 ItoE9eHs' Z" q"
Nort S.so5 t"S 9ou Dl%m2 cSs!tp' m.A,,.
rr 1GGsn, m,,.- ,o- M
1EIOtO aTIom, 42 9a9r. an Ao0tHra9eH'
S Sc[t0oIaf @t'om' $40 92Tm. Sonniaes;
guntten an Der StIaport 9iOifon, 6.25, 900
GGt@;i 'a an gS Sn59Ss9541'F S $a4 g NM q 1iUL ''a aTo
spii5snrtoenSsm staffior.n I mr. nm ia Ra5s
mitt1oa o1 moh,~tco.v ""' ." '
NoiEineron srnr,S o ss 6 % ., 7qs s5
o ii IN STt.b, 30 ~ % o. oSS' SO
p4 3iS 10 W. * EIS WI1n' 6W lid
= % ~ oe' o., C'4U. ~ ~SS" 80 80 a n
mZ9 tL.3O GImtttoG IA, 8&, So, GIG, S.5O
m INV SIS9Hnta95 zoo5 ~ 20 go ga
Ak rs :: o-1 ~ m ~ On . - ~ DC Co?3-t11.SS'
III. 500 q IA q IN gE5,nGs SIfiorm ny! ( ~
S$$SS @% 6p 80, 6I boom. eonnta8s'
R6b Qnrnnois r ~ ~, % a. gnS 4 20 Hohtp
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Sicnftaa, Ill. Ippcmbcr 1902.

Stdrfe grbbeben N r Il
hm 81. Sftpber in SiiozS teiermarf
bepba6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

8aron Nat9untel b o n
Rot6i4ilo bat Der politlinit in @ten
cine babe MiGtpn &ronen gei9entt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
0iroinin 6, Gifher.

GO f1rb an Q. Nopember 1902, z llbr Abtnbs,
1iroin:a g.. Glider, qelicbtt Satin Don 8ooircn
1iI6er uno To6tcr Ocs beritorbeueu gtitotaus uuo
Wlartbu RtBclberocr, in ibrsm AZ. 2cbcnsiubri.
Gcriuanotc unO 6reun0, inn o9turqsool c%iugtIl=
otn, Der 9ecroiguuq an ~ II 0 d, 43 llbr
Iadmittuqs, Don ibrer lcBttn g8Obuung, ytr. PIG,
sin 9ono=Strubt, aus bcijupobnen. 3l4-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

% gferbe itdrfen. Die Soften belai=
fen ii4 auf $1,000 Mart. Der Mtpz
tor pirb nit 8en3in ange6ei5t, unb
bieie Sei3ung aIsbalb nu4 benz 4nz
trie6 bur9 5ei5ung NIT benaturirtem
Gpiritus bon 90 9rab erieBt. Der
Spirttusperbrau9 betrGgt etpu 0,6 l
pro 9ferbetraft unb Stunbe. Sc
rGuI6 unD Scrub iinb Bel bieiem
Mptor auF Elm MinOeitmauB be-
f9rGntt; bur6 elettrii4e Climbing
pirb ieber5eit elm raider Qntrieb
obne 3eitberGuft ermDgIi9t. Die SPIT
ritusprobu5enten BADEN Die 9ano baz
gu gebpten, Inn nit bieiem Boot Die
@erpenbbarfeit bes Spiritus fir
S9iffs3pede dus5upro6en."
Der Deutf9 : umertfant i
f9e GongreB : @b~georbnete Ri4aro
8art6olbt bon ct. 2ouis lit nit
Slang piebergepGblt nOrben uno
5fpur als Der ein5ige 8ertreter Der re-
publifQnif9en Bdrtei i'm OemOfrattz
f6en Staute Mifourt. 9a audi Die
befben 8unbesienutoren beS Stadtes
0emofraten ftno, 70 lit 8artbolOt Der
Dfft3ie1e 8ermtttler 5Dif6en Der re-
publitanii6en 8unbes : Nbmtntftraz
ton unb Der repubIifanii4en Partet
in Mifouri. Nls folder bat er mo-
tiirli6 aud bet Der @ert6eilung Der
8unoes : Batronage Elm gept4tiges
Bort mtt5uipreden, uno ntmmt 4GeS
in 4Qem cine Ma9titsIung Elm, ME
ii9 ibrer nur tpenige anDere @ongreB2
N6Qeoronete rii6men fOnnen.
st. Wapne n6rete Prefe.D
Colorado, bos felt Sab
rem tpeGen ieiner flimatif9en 8er1Gltz
niTe BON @9ninDIi9tigen beiu6t
norben lit, fir4tet Die 4nitedungsz
gefa6r uno perlangt bonn nG4ften
Monat an @eIunbbeitsatteite BON
ReiIenoen auf ben Giien6a6nen. Die
@nqft 1T ii6ertrie6en. Die 9ur4fi6z
rrng Der MaBregel miro beftigen 8iz
bertrand Geitens Der 3etfenOen fin
ben. Die Nnitedung bur9 Su6erfuz
lpie lGBt ii9 bur9 geeignete fanitGre
Mabna6men uuf Elm Mipimum reou<
3iren. 8eneis bdfir liefsrn Die SUI
berfuloie : 6eimitGtten 9eutI4lano's,
ND 4nitefung bes bebanoelnoen uno
9ienit : 9erIonals 3u Ieltenen 4uS@
nabmen geb0rt.
&aifer DiIbelm n b t
trob feiner 6altung ben 8oeren ge@
genii6er - er empfirg peoer Dom
8riiger, mod bic brei 8oerenz8 enerdle
- BEL einem She'll Der 2Onboner
greTe feline @egenlie6e. 9iele eng
IGnoer 6egen tiefen 8ruG 9egen
9eutf9lanO, 10 tiefen, buB er iif 1o@
gar bei'm 8efu6e be5 &uiIers gu
Onfels 8eburtstug tattIos Cuff
ma4t. Die preBduBerungen 9aben
iibrigens has 8ute, buB tie tldrer6
pirfen. 9liidli6ertpeife giebt eS in
England dber au6 nod 2eute, Die
anbers benfen, ulS bic p%erbebenOen
PreBtlGffer, bic laut be1en, aber
ni9t beiBen.
9ie Gonfurs 8erDd L
tung Der pielgenannten &dHeler Srez
Der : @e7eGf9aft gibt befannt, DaB
@nfangs Sanuar cine 46I3lugsrate
BON l 0rp8ent our Mrs3ahIun0 9elanz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

Die Gpnfurs 8erDdlz
tl1ng Der pielgenannten &afeler Srez
Ger : @e7eGf8aft gibt befannt, baB
Nnfangs Sanlrar cine 46i3lugsrate
BON 1 9ro5ent our Nus3ablung gelar@
gen neroe. Die @efammtquote piro
poruus1i4tli4 ONES in 4Gem bret
0rp3ent betrdQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

Die 2onbonsr nOai1p ST
preB" t6eilt nit, OaB Die 8oerengene@
rdle bei'm gerluFen Der 3ribiine bes
@raff9aFtratbes Dom PObel ipiultirt
tpprben ieien. 9abei purDe De Wet
Der 5ut eingetrieben. Die 9enerdle
puroen f9lieBli4 bon Is poli5iften
i'm Si6erGeit ge6ra6t. DIS pabr TT?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
nNnnaI o uen@inie
nab WbilapcIpbia uuo WeWs9ort.

nab philadelphia uuo gtepz9ort.
Cefli1. Gbf. b. Camden. A0l o yta,"'
69ld fpaggou ....... 3,5l 9orm. 90 .
Dram. Rm. & Diner = 100 &orU. u " s.yl .. .
Buffet 9artor ...... 9.l9 Born. - y. y
garlOr, Giusr ..... ? 9.52 Dorm. S5' .
9urlor, Diner ...... 1850 Born. = lV24 ..
9arlor, Diner ...... " III yatm. u = IL u.
-9opal QimitcO," auslbii,BIIb YuIm1H 5El'
Buffet eu1ottr, 9url0r, CbierootioH, 02t'lt5 IND
GufesgBaqQoHs ... .. $40 Tabm. . 800 y,
9arlor, SiUer ...... " 600 Abos. 900 a. v
Goa6eg naa pbjIoO. . 300 IbDs. 800 ~
g~6lofpaoQons o.. #l2. 80 BORN. az V.
Qofal=S6lafpaQQou ra6 0tnsQort fsrtig gum
gebrou6 in Rt. RoDal= Station nm 1000 45mos.
u, nab atlauticsGitD an @o3eHta8;H; ., nap
atlautjtsGitg ti0li5.
qat 8aqs balttn in 0ilmtn8tOH. Q, bdIt in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

0ie Is : iG9rtge Hel1ie
Gorcoran in Nepzgorf, fpel4e 3fpanz
gig Sage in urrunterbro4enem S9ldfe
gelegen, it f4lieBli4 in's Senieits
9iniiber eeI4lummert. Die urid4en
ibres 3uitanbes, tpte ibres Sobe5 limb
fir bic Qer5te Elm &GtbfeI, Ou Die
Section Der Sobten fopeit ben &er3z
ten feinerlet Qnbaltspunfte fir bus
ionberbure unb feltene 2etben ergeben
fat. Man hofft, bur4 pi1eni4aftz
li9e unterIu9ung bes @e4irns On
9~altspuntte fir Die mDitertOie 8ranf=
beit gu finben. Ob's gliiden ptrb?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

Sad benz bonn & aiferlt4
@trtilti76en Nmt beruusgegeberen
@eptemberbeft iiber ben uusrpdrtigen
Sultoel 0eutI9lano's betrdgt Die
@usfu6r pom Sanuur Bis September
bieIes Sa6res runb 5000 MiGionen
Marf ge9en 1909 Milionen I'M Dor
,iubre- Die @infu6rpertbe fteqten ii4
in berTelben .3eit auf 1915 MiQionen
Mafr qegen 1909 MiGionen i'm 8orz
iu6re. Sci "a 3oqtarifnummern 5eigt
fi6 eil1e peritGrfte Qusfu6r, beIonoers
bel &ci6len unb 81 entpuaren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

r@s 1T in 9Ouitpn, Ser,
biel gefGbrli4er, 9ii6ner gu iteb@
Ien," f1reibt bic bOrtige u9eutI6e
8eitung,1 nals einen Ne6enmeni6en
in's Senfeits gu befDrbern. Sin Nez
ger, Der cine Qn5abl 9ibnerbiebItG6le
begdngen bate, purOe gu 80 Subren
.3u9t6aus perurtbeilt. Sn etnem
gro5eB gegen brei @eiBe, bic einem
Shame aufgelalert, i'm nit i6peren
@tDden erft bulb tobt gei4ld9en urb
bdnn bur6 einen Repolperi8uB gez
t0btet 6atten, fonnten ii4 Die Sc
f9pprenen nt9t einigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

@ura9 8ernburOt Bat t6r
8ait5piel in 2eip3ig aus 6riinoen
finqn5ieGer Natur aufgegeben. Wte
mir aus unieren Oeutf4ldnoii4en
Seiturgen ie6en, iparen bic 8erliner
Gtfolge Der 8iinitlerin 4nfang5 laut,
idpG9ten ii9 aber a1mdlig etpas ab.
Die 4ufnaAme bei'm 8erliner Publtz
fum rei9te an bieienige, tpel4e anoez
rem groBen auspdrtigen S4auipielez
rirnen, ME 3. 9, Der 0uie, gu S5eil
hpuHrbe. nint Rrdn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

G6amberIuin Mill d
peri0nli9 an Ort uno Steae ii6er Die
Sage Der iiiOufritdnii6en 8ebolfe7
rungsI9i6ten informiren. Die orei
8perenzGenerGle 8pt6a, De Wet uno
Oelurep 6attsn inn, pie 2onoDner
8lGtter meloen, Elm forme1es 9eIua
um @ieoererDffnung Der iioafrifaz
nif9en 5ragen unterbreitet, bas iez
bod a6le6nenb bei4ieOen puroe.
The Monticellonian., 1902-05-23
Notice,

The folowing-named Executes, Admin strators and Guardians have filsd their An nual Accounts Current a. the April term of the Drew Probate Court to ,eme up for ap- proval at the July term of this Court. as follows, to wit:
 R. T Wells and L. ]. Wilson Admins trators of Est. of Rober Wells, decd.
 ". A. Wood, as guardian of Dan Cole Rutledge, minor. N.J Trotter, as Administrator of Est. of Thomas R. Trotte,, dec'd
 c. T. Harris. e,guardian of Ruth Harris, a minor.
 J. NJ. Smitl as guardian of Elsie May Judkins, m nor.
 J. w. '.srtstield, as Administrator of Est. of Mrs E. Taggart, dee'd.
 Mrs. E E. Boyd, as guardian of Ethel Boyd, minor.
 Mrs E. E. Boyd, as guardian of Charle May ,oyd, minor.
 j.. J. Dieken, as guardian of John sd- wasd Dicken, minor.
 o>E. Barber, as guardian of Alex awles a minor.
 J. E. Barber, ss guardian of Jar .es ". Rawles, a minor. ~
 J E Barber, as guardian 0fsAf arroll Lee kawles, minor.
 WI Bailey, As guardian of Lola (Jor- dau) Carpenter minor.
 w. J. Bailey, as guardian of Monk Jor- dan, minor.
 R. w. Harrell, as guardian of B. c. Prewitt, minor
 R. W. Harrell, as guardian of J. R. Prewitt, minor.
 J. B. Dishonghn, as guardian of Archie Prewitt, d minor. -. B. Dishonghn, as guardian of Henry Prewitt, saiRor.
 M A. Davi as guardian of Jennie Da- wis, minor.
 M. A. Da' is, as guardian of Guy Davis, minor.
 w. H. ,phiew, as Administrator of Est. of J. c. V eaver, dec'd
 c. L. ] urks, as guardian of C. l.. Burks, Jr.. m nor.
 c. L .Burks, as guardian of Harvey Ray Burks, minor.
 Z.". Wood, as guardian of Julia Styron, nil or.
 z T. Wood, as guardian of Zach Miles, a mi or.
 !. B. and H. NJ. Wilson, as Admnstra t. IS of Est of Hugh Wilson, dec'd. R. [. Hyatt. as guardian of Dennis Mas sey, a minor.
 R. L. Hyatt, as guardian of Herman Mas sey, minor. And all persons interested in any of the above named settlements are warned to file exceptions thereto if any they have on or before the second day of the July term of this court Cor they will be forever barred from excepting thereto or any item thereof. Wtess my hand and official seal this the 9th day of May, 1902.
 J. w. kimbro,
 Go. and Probate Clerk.
The Monticellonian., 1902-05-23

Some people, who otherwise seem to wear level heads, enthu- siatically approve the course oi Gov. Davis to pardon negro con- victs with the condition attach ed that they go to Massachu- setts. So far as we are concern ed we are opposed to sending convicts to Massachusetts or else where. If a convict deserves a pardon he ought to receive 1t freely and internationally. If he doesn't deserve one he ought not to have 1t at all Any other course is radically wrong.
The Monticellonian., 1902-05-23
Il. |. s. Commencement Exercises.

On last Friday evening an ap preciative audience assembled al the Opera House to attend th' closing exercises of the llinemor University School. An excellent program had been prepared tol the occasion. consisting of splen did musical selections by Misses Ada Brown, Ouida Windes, Eu phemia Young. Mary ! oung Merle Rogers, Jamie Wood, Kath crime Caster, Clara Hart, Sallle Hankins, Theresa Finn and Willie killian; readings by Misses anie Nunn, Anna Belle Lambert, and Bessie Duke; declamations by Messrs. Deane Blythe and Walter Parrott essay by Miss Euphemia Young-suhject, What Next. - oration by Mir. Warner Cruce- subject, "Electrical Science" :"
 There were two graduates this year, Miss Euuphemia Young and Mir. Warner Cruce. The di- plomas were conferred by Prof. Shewmake, in an impressive ad- dress.
 The medals were awarded by Prof Mckenzie. in a splendid speech. Miss Euphemia Young received a medal for graduation in music. The scholarship prize, en- titling the winner to a years free tuition, was won by Miss Gracie Sewers.
 The past session was one of the most successful in the history of
The Monticellonian., 1902-05-23
Sciatlc Rheumatism Cured After
 Fourteen Years of Suffering.

II have been afflicted with sciat ic rheumatism for fourteen years, " says Josh Edgar, of Germantown, Cal. "I was able to be around but constantly suffered. I tried every thing l could hear of and at last was told tt try Chamberlain s Pain Balm, which I did and was immediately relieved and in q short time cured, and 1 am happy to say 1t has not since returned" :" Why not use this linlment and get well? It is for sale by Brown, Me. Quiston X Go.
The Monticellonian., 1902-05-23

the school, and prospects for the future are very bright.
 The new dormitory will be rush ed to completion at an early date, and will be ready for boarders this Fall. With the problem of cheap board settled, and with the very efficient corps of teachers at pres ent in charge of the school, there is no reason why Monticello should not have one of the finest schools in Arkansas.
The Monticellonian., 1902-05-23

prising said District, to meet in the town of Dermott, Chicot Co.,. Ark on the 18th day of May, 1902, fol the purpose of nominating candi- dates of the Democratic party foi the offices of Circuit ',ae and Prosecuting Attorney and to se- feet new Judiciary Committee, and for such other business prop erly belonging to said body.
 C.. T. Gotham, RIA. Buckner,
 Secretary. Chairman.
The Monticellonian., 1902-05-23

The Memphis Morning News a recent candidate for public ia, vor in the newspaper field, is making daily visits to our of, flee. It is metropolitan jour, nal both in news service, edito, rial ability and general makeup. It is sound Democratic paper, conservative and painstaking May 1t meet with that success which a well conducted great Southern paper deserves.
The Monticellonian., 1902-05-23
Whoopiag Cou gh.

A woman wbo has had experi. ence with this disease, tells ,how to prevent any dangerous conse- quences fromlit. She says: Our three ehildsen took whooping cough last }ummer, our boy being only threesmonths old. and ow- ing to ou9giving them Chamber lain's Cqigh Remedy, they lost none of ftheir plumpness and came out in nuoh better health thar other phildren whose parents dd not u4e this remedy. Our old st littlggirl would call lustlly for coush syrup between whoor s.- Jefsie Pinkey Hall, Spring lille, Ala. This remedy.is for sa e by Fro wn, McQuiston X Go.