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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

Z &OngreBmonn 9. m. @partmun, BON
SamPa, 6Ia., f4rei6t: sd fam geruna
ais elm 0or3IgIides Ionic unb cine tpirt4
fame Sur fir &utarr6 empfebIen."-@ g..
so. Spurtman.
Ser. @tuuten Senator 81. %. Roa6,
BON Baltimore, q. 3, f6reibt: sd fube
qeruna ais %onit gebrau6t. IS bat mir
febr DieI gebOIfen uno mid gctrGftigt unb
mir QPpetit 0erIdaft,"
&~ongreBmann $. %. Ogben BON Benz
ton, Ga, fareibt: sd tam Sbr geruna
gepiTen6aft emPfebIen." - 8. %. Og6en.
aongreBmunn 8. %. Gmitb BON murz
pbDsboro, ST., fareibt: sd babe cine
Tlaf6e qeruna fir meinen Ratarr6 qes
rommen unb bies bat mir iebr bel ge=
bolfen.~- @ep. %. Smith.
a~ongreBmunn 0aDib M2eetifOn bon g}as
poleon, Obip, i6reibt: SD babe mebrera
SIa76en 9erunu gebrau6t unb lit baour4
mein &atarrb i'm ROpf beOeuteno g~sItnoert
tpDrben." - 9abi0 Meetiion.
Senator MuGlorb BON 9enfacold, Gla,
f6reibt: Sd babe SIR bor3iiglt4es Ufits
tel gebrau6t unb babe es iopo6I als Sonic
fotpte dl5 Elm ii3eres &utarrbmittel em4
problem" - Stephen q. MuIIOrD.
Senator M. 6. Butler, GEz9puberneur
BON @iibzgaroIina, f9reibt: sd farm
9erunu fir 9nspepItu uno Maqen6ez
f9perben e~mpfebIsn." - M. 6. Butler.
SENATOR %. 9. SuIliban bon SrFor0,
Mif., idreibt: y@8 ma9t mir 8ergniigeu,
Sbr groBes natipnules RutarrbmitteI ges
runa aIs bds bette 3t empfebIen, bas i8
ie oeriu9t babe. - 90. Q. GuIIiban.
Senator 8. 81. S6urFOn BON Smubr,
8eb., i4reibt: rqeruna erI0te mid gGu34
lid Don einem febr rei3baren 9uiten." -
5. M. 3AurftOH.
&%ongreBmdnn 8. g. 8ortbingtor bon
Ne0aba i9rsibt: sd babe cine 5luI8e
9erund genommen unb bieie bat mir Ieba
bel gebOIfen." - 8. 9. DortbtngtOn.
Son9reBmdm Sdle Srooerlq DON 9ols
ton, aunius, fugt; SD babe 5pet 6Ia4
i4en Perunu genommen unb finbe, oaB e
elm DortreffIi6es Mittel lift fir Grtdltung
uno 9uIsleiOen." @aie 8rOberid.
&OngreBmann WiIis 8reDer BON
5ubnesOtlle, Ola, f9reibt: sd babe cine
6lai4e Perunu fir Mattigfett genDmmer
uno empfeAIe Is nit 5reu0en." - 8ilts
8retper.
Denn Sic feline prDmpten unb 6eFriebi4
gen0en ReiuItute bur6 ben @ettau8 BON
gerunu beripiiren, fareiben Sic iofort an
9r. @. 9. 6artman. Columbus, S6io.
nit boiler Qngabe Sbres 5aIIes uno er
FpirO Sbnen NIT 5rcuOen Ipertboulen
Rutb gratis ertbetlen.
Q6reFe: Or. 5artmor, greF6tnt DF
She 9artman Santtarium, Columbus,
S4to.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
BIattrrit uno SnHuenia.

8etoe Seu6en i'm 3ure9men.-gW
neuer 8lQtterntranter in Noroolt@
Baltimore ent6edt. = 49t Spfer
Der Snfluen3a.
Ous @eIunobeitsamt parnt oaS
Bublifum uuf Der 9ut 81 ietn, Der
8Iattern peger ia ni4t gu Deridu@
men, Ii8 impfen gu luRen uno itd DOr
Der Snfluen3a gu f4iBen Ourd Der
mei0unq BON Grtdltung.
Die @eTunObeitsbeamten entoeften
aeifern 46eno pieoer einen nit ben
8lattern be6aFteten gle9er; es mar Der
in gr. 6O6 Noroz@oen~ StrdBe,
~fpo6n6ufte 38 Sabre ulte Reger 9enrD
Reeb, tpel6er tpabri9einli4 init ben
por etIiGen DO4en BON 9artoro@
Gountn na9 Baltimore 9etommenen
bGutterrtranfen Negern, bic it4 mebz
rere Sage in einem 6uuie on Der l{c@
@loerrp : 5traBe, na6e Der @oen@
StruBe, ~berborgen 6ieltsn, IN Berl3z
runq gefommen mar. @r pnroe To-
fort per Boot na9 Dem Qudruntdre@
6oIpital gebra9t, pp ii4 ieBt ie4s
8ldtternfrunte befinben: bret WetBe
uno orei g}eger. Der Reger Rseo lou
ouf Qocuit : 9oint alS 54tffsitauer
oearbeitet 6u6en uno ebenfuQs in Ell
ner ffabrif an Der Ofz6uas=4Oenue.
Die @eIuno6eits6eamten tperoen heuz
tie Na9Fori6ungen oniteaen, mo ct
ii6eruq gepefen 1T. Sn Der Na4barz
i6aFt. ND er tpp6nte, muroen geItern
@beno bereits uue 8epo5ner 9e@
impft.
On Der Snfluen8a liegen CUR .3eit
fe6r piele 9erionen in Baltimore bar
nieber, uno bic @eu6e tritt 6OSartiz
Ger uuf, uls in ben leBten orei ooer
bier Wintern. SSn Der perflofenen
@o6e erlagen a4t 9erionen oerie l@
ben. SIN @teusr : Department itno
Iieben 4nqeffeQte in 6olge Der Grippe
bettlGgerig uno i'm 8eiunO5ettsamt
liegt Or 9emphiG an Der @euds
burnieoer. @efunbbeit5 @ommifGr
Or. syumes 8ostep iogte geitern, oaS
9ublifum fonte fi4 beIonoerS por
Grfdltungen in Q6t ne6men, 3ugz
Iuft oermeiben uno ii4 lparm tleiosn.
@r qluu6t, baB Der Mungel an 9artz
fo6len uno bic ungeniigenoe @rrpdr@
munq Der 3immer our6 8eidfo6len,
6oG3 uno Oel Diel gu benz bduflosn
uno bDsurtigen @uftreten Der Sinful
en3d beitrGgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

8rGnbe.- Serer purbe geitern
g.6enb I'm 80 ubr BON 9rn. Sobn 3.
8arbner BON g}r. 1877, 9anoperitr.,
i'm britten @tofpert Der 9obelmii6le
Des 6rn. Sobn $. @bort, J}r. 5 Bis
II, ubler's Qtlen, entbedt; Die 5euer@
tpe6r tpurbe bur8 einen Qlarm pom
Raften 0r. 525 an 9rattz uno 9anoz
perItraBe herbeigerufen unb l0f4te Die
SIammen in tur3er 3eit. Der @6a=
ben lift gering. Die GntitebungSurz
fade lit u~nbetannt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
gtast 8altimere.
Sriefhef6rhrrnna mad hem Gnslanbe.

SriefbefOrorrnns mad benz anslanbe.
Die ~uuspdrtise goF fir bic nit
benz ID. 6ebruar enbenoe NO4e
f4lieBt Tin allen Gduen piinttlid) i'm
llsfigen ppitamte tpte fpIst:
Die Ppft tit offen fir Padet4Stide
BON 8 nbr Morsens big 5 uhr HuGz
mittdss tdgIi9, %aussenOmmen Sonn>
tags.
Die Padet : goit fir 0eutI9lanb
f9lieBt am Mittpo9 nm II l1br
@ormittaes per 9ampfer r3ieten"
unb am 6reitus per Oampfer n8ulz
garta."
Srans= 81 tIdntie : @ o It.
Montag, 9 u6r Morgens - mad
Stalien brett per 9ampfer n2omburz
bia" @pit mub .per 2pmburbia" BE-
5ei4net fein).
Oienftus, 6 u6r Q6enbs - mad
europa per 0ampfer Oceanic" pia
Queenstonn.
Mtttpo9, 9 1br Q6enbs - nd9
5ranfrei9, @iib : europa, Ggbpten
unO 8ritif9 : Snbien per 9ampfer
ga 8retagne" bia 9upre poIt nu4
anoeren SbeiIen Guropa's mub rper
Ga 8retugne" be3ei9net fein).
Sreitag, 7 u6r Mbenos - mad SSrz
Lamb per 9umpfer pSDernia" Dtu
Q~ueenstotpn Woit nd9 anberen Sbei=
len @uropa's muB per Sperniu" be-
Sei4net fein); 9 u6r &benbs mad @uz
ropa per 9umpfer n5inlanb" Oid
Sout6dmptpn.
gOft ii g ii b. Central
4merita W eftinbienet etc.
MOntag, 9 ubr Morgens - mad
ben Bahama : SnIeIn per 9umpfer
BON Miami, Tla.; Il l1br Ha9ts-
nod 1orb { 8rdiilisn per 0ampfsr
Bernard" oid gura; mad pernumz
buco nnb Sdntps per 0ampfer n8ris
tiib prince."
Dienitag, 1 ubr Ha9mittags -
na9 Samaitd per 0dmpfer BON 3d.
iton; u ubr Nd6ts - nd9 Gubu,
gucutan u. +. NJ. per Oampfer 500
bdnd."
Mittno9, 9 1lbr Morgens - mad
ben 8dbama : Snieln per 0ampfer
pon Miumi, 6la.; IL u6r No4ts -
no9 Samaicu per 9umpfer BON pbiz
l~abelp6id.
ODnnerftag, II r6r Na6ts-na4
Snagua unb 6dDti per Oumpfer 30
lipa; na9 ben 8ubdma : Snfeln,
Guantanamo unb Santiago per
9ampfer ugucutan.
5rettag, 7 ubr 4benbs-na9 8ruz
7ilien per 9umpfer nSDrucuie" Dia
Maceio unb 3io Saneiro; II l1br
Na4ts-na9 Bermuda per 0dmpfer
,Srinioab;;" mad Yorto 3ico, Gurdz
cuo uno 9ene5uela per 0umpferr Gao
no." na9 Sumaica uno @reptotpn per
Oampfer yNGegbunp;" na9 Central
4meritd uno Siio : gdcific : 9dfen
per Oampfer ptu Colon.
Sumftag, 9 l1br Morgens - mad
ben 8abama@Snfeln per 9ampfer BON
Miami, 5la.
gpit mad Neufunolunb Dtd Nort3
5Donep uno na9 Miguelon biu 30
ton f9lieBt bier tGglt4 I'm 3 ubr
0u9mittags; na9 Cuba bia Sampd,
51d., tGgIi9 UNI 1 l16r Na4mittags;
na9 Gotta Ricu, 9onouras uno
Guatemala biu g2ep : Orleans tag
lid nm s ubr Q6enbs.
Sran.s 9acific 81 It.
Sonntag, 7 l1br Q6enos mad
6apaii, Sapan, @binu uno ben 99iz
Iippinerr' pia San Srunctsco.
5amftag, 7 u6r 4benos - mad
4uitrolien, Neuieelunb, 5iii Samoa
uno Satpait pia San 5rdnciscO.
goit na9 9atpuii, @bind, Sdpdn
rno ben p6ilippinen Oiu San Grun=
cisco f9lieBt bier tdgli4 UNI Z 1l9r
46enos Bis gum 16. 6ebruur.
Sransspacificzgot pirb tdgli8
gum @6gangs6afsn bef0rbert unO Or
engagements iinb getrOffen fir oeren
ununter6ro9ene 11eberlunb : gefOroez
rim |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

Refn urberes BON MenI6en ~erfunbenes
Mittel 1T lie 70 bie1 DON bO4itebenoen Der
fonen qelpbt tporben ME Perunu. lleber
bier8ig &ongreBmitgIieOer buben eS berz
Iu6f un0 Der leioenben Meni4bett emz
pfobIen. 9ieftlben brau6en es ielbit, I'm
fi6 Qeqen bic 8irtungen Der ii~bermdBigen
Qnfrengungen bes 1ffentliden 2ebens gu
f6iiben; UNI ale iibIen 6oGgen bur4 bas
berGnberli6e 8limu BON WaibingtOn OBJ
aurpebren. sic balten es in tbren 5etms
fir Tumiliengsbrau6; ite emPfe6len eg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

Wetteruusfi6ten = Sir
MnrbIonb unb ben 9iitritt Columbia
fir Sonntag &egen unb f4urfe Oft
li9e Binbe, pieuei4t audi S4nee.
Wontag i90nes Wetterr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
lScttcrbcricht.
Ser. GtaateH=8 etttrs Sirenu, !
galttmore ben 7. 6ebruGr 1908.

gaittI. goroniet,rf. 3O.S2 SotRe 3eupsrotur. 90
0iitti. 5~btrmomcterf.. SO g~ii.priaftt Ieuperat: 35
81. bohft. Sdntaisteit bes Ninbes IN elmer
Stuuoe betrug IL 0ftiIen bonn Siten.
9ag etfriee % "etter. Die %nieorist.
stmp,rotHr btg a~titrioen Cages IBIS s llbr Abenos)
,nnr mi nndn trnunf,n Stotipntn, fpie iolat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

Sn bic Rufe &c It D 4 n. =
S:o6n @at6em, Elm 1~9zjd6riger Sling
lima BON Nr. $40, 9iruroz4De., tpuroe
oeIfern pom 9oli3iiten Niloe nd4 benz
u5tubtz 6oIpital" gebra4t, mo es lid
beruusftsute, baB berielbe an 8lutperz
9iftung lsibe, pernria4t ourd cine
Inn nit elmer Nubel 3ugefiigte Bunoe
in Der Naie, Der iunge MSdnn traf
ben poli3iiten an Der 9OafoabitraBe,
unb erIu6te b~enielben, i'm nab benz
9oIpital gu bringen.
Ttel au benz 3rOttotr.-
Der Is Sabre olte Sobn Wtoran BON
CIR. 712, We # ul6errpitraBe, fiel
oeItern in Der RGbe ieiner Wo6nung
10 ungliidli6, buB er fetrsn re4ten
GQenbpgen perrentte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

| ge6en, D6 bic 8ernunOung i6limme
5olgen 6aben miirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
@anisipnI> GnseIrgenbeiten.

glGne Der muni3ipalen Boblt6Gtigs
teitS : 8eb0rOe, = Quf Der Su4e
mad 2anb fir ben 8au bes Re@
Ierboirs. - @erI9isOenes.
Die muni3iPale @o6lt6Gtigfeitsz
8e60rbe bat peri9Nbene 8~erbeferunz
oen uno &erberungen i'm v8uppiefpz
QfDl" i'm Sim. 9o beabIi8tigt tie,
unitatt grabuirte &rantenpGrterinnen
56iilerinnen Der @rabuirtenflafe Der
DGrterinneni6ulen an3ufteGen. 9as
Srren : 0epartement IoG auf gIei9en
SUB nit ben iibrigen SrrenaIplen gez
ftBt perben, 70 DuB @eitesgeft0rte,
pel9e bort temporGr untergebra9t
perben, i9on pd9renO Der 3eit i6res
bortigen 4ufentbaIts cine poufomz
meme 8ebunblung genieBen tOnnen,
mas bon GROCER Ni3ttgtsit fir Sci
itestrunte 1T. Die 4nI6offung zines
6ei3apparuts pon 500 8FeroetrGfter,
pel4er $1,000 toitet, lit ebenfaq5 in
Mu8ft9t genDmmen; IS piirDen bur6
b%enielben bieIe So6Ien geipart tperz
ben. Der 8eb0rOe 1T pom @ebGubez
SnIpettor 9reIton cine Gifte o%erieniz
gen Nnitalten, nit tpel4en bic 6taot
Gontratte d6i4IieBt, 3ugegungen, De-
rem 6euerrettung8leiter ni6t bOrz
f6rift5mGBig iinO.
Der 8eferbOir6uu,
Die 8ei erpoir : Gommiiiion, Be-
ftebenb aus Mu0or 6upe5, Gontroleur
Smith uno Mafer=Sngenieur Quid
beii9tigte am 5reitag Ru4mittdg Oas
9ttting'ffe @%runOitiif 3pii4en Der
3eiIterstopnz uno 2ibertbzRoao uno
Der ,Wetli8en Murpldnoer 8abn"
rnb Das 2pnb6ur1t'f6e @i9entbum
an Der @bmOnoIon : Qosnue, geruOe
innerbul6 Der D eItli6en StuOtgren3e,
tpel6e 8runoitiide Der Staot 3umQn>
fauf fir ben Ban zines Ste erDoirs II
geboten norben iino. Die @igent6it@
mer oe8 leBtgenannten 8runOititde8
tperben 8eriu68bo6rungen beranitdl
ten, INN gu feben, pie bic 8oOenbe>
f9affen6eit lit. Mupor 6apes un9
Gontroleur Smit6 fagen, ibrer Anii6t
mad lei bas GaQoDap'f9e @tgent6um
in Der NG6e BON 6Orreit : 9art Du5
geeignetfte bon alien bi86er beit4ttgten
8runbItufen. IS ent6Glt 80 4fer
unb lit fir $4,000 PRO older gu baben.
Der untergruno lit S0pferle6m; 3uz
nem 1T bas Qano ni4t 10 iebr melt
entfernt pom @nopunft Der grOBen
Qsitung5r06ren an Weitzg&ort6JQlOez
nue unD 7. StraBe.
Roti3en.
Dem 2eitermann s. j. 8irttpooO
DON Der 6afenz unD Setter : Gompag@
ME Nr. 6 puroen ge5tern BON Der
Teuerbe60rbe fir einsn M}onut ale
5siertoge ent3ogen; er betam einsn
itrengen @ertpei5 unO puroe no6 Dem
6priBen6auie Nr. p in SiiOoIz8alz
timore TRANSCRIPT, neil er e5 per-
fGumt bate, ben Mann gu peden, Der
na9 inn bic Wu6e BADEN iOQte, in
5olge oefen ba5 9duS geitern g}orz
gen pon l bis 3 l16r o6ne Wu6e mar
Staot 8egiitrator Humien taufte
geftern fir ben Silgung5fOnO $1,000
pert6 Obli8ationen Der 1916 fGQiz
gen fiinfpro3enti9en 8aFer : On
lei6e fir 1876 uno er6dIt Die Sin
fen pom /. Nopember 1902 an,
Die 8e60roe fir 0ffentli4e 8er6eiz
ferungen 6ielt geitern W}ittug tpieoer
cine fur3e GiBung, in pel6er at6 bic
am leBten Montug i'm eriten 8otbSz
3peige giinitig einberi6teten Bflait e@
rung8 : 8sroronungen Dem Spe3iulz
Gomite our nGberen u~nterfu6un8
ii~6ertpieTen ipurDsn. 9a5 Gomite miro
in Der nG9iten SiBung pabri6einli4
8eri4t a6Itatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

@u9t ben 8ruber. - Sin
ltngor, Namers Mi9uel Stasto, err
i9ien geftern @ormittag i'm Marz
f4aQsz8iireau unb beri6tete. bah
fein 8ruber So6n Stasto uuf Der
Sour pon Cumberland mad 8altimoz
re perloren gegungen lei. Gr Taqte,
ct unb iein 8ruOer Ieien BON GoIoz
rabo getommen, mo fie in ben 8ru6en
gearbeitet bdtten, unb tpoQten na6
Neps0orf. 8iS mad Cumberland,
Mb., bGtten ite lire Transportation
bur9 Mrbeiten on ben @iienba6nen
perbient, DON Cumberland aus feien
fie aber gu SUB tpeiter getpanbert. Sci
Cir Sobn's Bridge, biesfeit @umberz
Ianb's, bdtten fe ii4 getrennt, um
na9 2ebensmitteln umf9au gu bali
ten, unb Die Nbma6ung fet getpeIen,
ft6 bort audi fpieber 3u t%reffen; er
(U2i4aeO lei aber 3peimaG bergebens
mad benz SammelpIaB 3urIdgete6rt.
0tefes, fa9te er, lei am Sam TAG, ben
81. Sunudr, gepefen; er lei Dann gu
SUB mad Baltimore gepanbert.
Gin Sinh perIeBt. - Der
bret Sabre ate Nnbreas 8ieff, @obn
BON Satob &ieff, gr. 518, @HOS
8OnbtruBe, tpurOe geitern ga8mittao
Dor ieiner elterIi4en @obnung bot.
einem @aggon Der @truBenba6n qfz
troffen unb f6limm an Der linf4n
G3eite DerleBt. @r purbe in feline Il
terli6e @o9nung 9ef9ufft unb bsrt
bon einem 4r3t in 8ebanbIung De-
nommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
&us SaltimurrsG onntg.

Srieben5ri4ter 9erbert p~erliert Ieinen
PrO3eB. - 0ur4 cine 9Dnamitz
@rplofion get0btet. - @er18ieoez
mes bonn Gpuntn.
Ri4ter 8urte CAB geItern Morgen
feline @ntf4etOung i'm Sale Oe5 So1.
9, 9er6ert, zines SriebenSrt6ter5 DON
8altimOr @ountp, gegen Die Gomz
mifdre bes Gountp8 ab, Der am 5reiz
tag i'm &~reisgert9t fir Baltimore
Gountp 3u Sopfon CUR 8er6anblung
fam. Die &lage tpurbe bur9 Elm Sc
ieB 6erborgerufen, nel6e5 BON Der
Staat8gefeBge6ung bon MarDlanO i'm
Sabre 1900 a%ngenommen tpurbe unb
nel4es befttmmt, baB fem Triebensz
ri4ter BON 8altimorezGount BON ben
@pmmifdren Oefel6en mebr, ais $40
pro M}Onot fir bpr i6m per6an0elte
GrimtnalfdGe, Die Dem Gountb 3uz
fallen, bere4nen IoQ. 6rieben5rt6ter
6erbert'S Re6nung, tpeIde er ben
@ountp : Gommtfdren unterbreitete,
iiberitieg biefe Summe, unb Die Cont
mi1dre peigerten it4, ie gu be3u6len.
Sn feiner Gntf6eiOung fagt 8i6ter
8urfe, buB bic 6uuptfrage in Der
&lagefa9e Die fei, o6 ba8 BON Der
Staat8geTeBgebung in 1900 ~berorbnez
te 8efeB conititutioneq lei. Der Sid
ger babe bebauptet, baB bus 8eIeB
nur gegen b~enienigen She'll Der Gonz
ititution berftoBe, nel6er beItimmt,
baB je6es @efeB nur cine 5rage be-
6anbeln foQe. NuBerbent purDe in
Der 8lageI6rtft bebauptet, baB in benz
8eieB uncon7titutionele S4ranten
gefeBt fpiirben. Ri6ter 8urfe Iaqt
gum S4lufe, baB bic 8fli4ten uno
@ebiibrel; BON 6riebensrt9tern unb
anberen 8eamten be5 GountDS unter
cine 8eieBberfiigung fommen uno baz
Der feline Spe3iuIz9eieB9ebung borz
Iiege. Somit entI8eibet er gegen ben
8ldger.
9ur6 cine 0pnomit 81
pGofion get0btet.
Wd6renb geftern Morgen Der 27
Sabre aGte @iIuS @traper, Elm Inqez
itelter beg Seras &dlfitetn6ru8es 3u
zStation, Baltimore : GountD,
bumit beI6Gftigt mar, cine 9Dnomitz
Putrone gu feBen, e%rploOirte bieiel6e
pl0Bli9, unb Struner tpurbe bur6 bic
GrploIion in fiir6terIi4er 0ei7e berz
itiimmelt. Die 6Gnbe fpuroen i6m
na6e Dem Sunbgelenf abgeriTen unb
betoe8etne 10 f6ltmm 3ugert6tet, buB
cine Amputation notbpenbig getpeIen
tpGre, penn Der 9~erftor6ene feline Ser
leBungen iiberlebt bate.
Straber tpurbe auf einem i3uge Der
rN0roli9en G%entralba6n" mad Der
galpertsS Station unb BON bort in's
rStubt>9ofpitaI" gef6ufft, mo er cine
Stunbe fpGter ieinen @erIeBungen err
lag. Coroner Or. Martin tpurDe Be-
nodri6ti9t, unb CAB noh elmer I'm
teriu4ung Elm auf ~5ufduigen Sob Iauz
tenbeS 8erbitt ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

Ser o6t6nre 8iutan &. 3enor,
gongreBmonu BON SuOiana, IGgt in
eiuem 8rief bon 8aibingtpu, 9. g.:
sd babe me6rere Slni9en 8eruna
u aebrauht fir f~ntarrbaliihe urb Slut.
u befdmerben nnb finbe, bag es cit
K bGdit pDr5igltaeS MttteI tit.
" Aims periBnliHer Grfnbrung unb
y ben j3eugntfen Dpn 5reunben, Welhe
I bieIes Mittel gebrnuht BGben, 5Bsere
} il nidt, basielbe benjentgert 5u ert=
bfeGlen, bic elmer guteu Ntebt5tn fir
bteie pber abnIthe Sefdmerben be-
biirfeu." ". s. 5enDr'
Gpnarefmann 3erur's G6reHe I'll
Gprgbeu, Sub.
Ru66urn unb 869srn ni6t, i6re &ns
,~rfennung unb GmpfebIung 6isieS oor=
.refflt6en mpbernen MitteIs in 0ffentz
.t6em Druid gu ertldren.
4onqreBmann RomuIus 3. 2inns3 bon
gaolor5Dille, q. g., f4reibt: rgfein CT
.retGr fit an einem 70 f6limmen &atarrb,
pie i6 il gefeben unb na3bem er cine
Fluf6e 9erunu genommen, f4eint er elm
lan3 berf9isOener Munn." - ROmulus
3. Qinne1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

8c0anftnitrib q btOeuttt 5uu, B. B. z
marc . @rap inter YuG.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-11
Good Reason For Prayer.

Aminsdab Jones was Yankee gro
Ger in an Illinois town, who had made
handsome quarrel-not like the pro.
verbal Kentuckian, by minding his
own business but in the grocery line
watering his whiskey, sanding his
sugar, foreclosing mortgages, adding
to his book account on the sly and
other ways known to the country
storekecper from time immemorial.
Thinking it best 20 deodorize his rcpu-
tation in the community he took a
pew in the Presbyterian Church the
biggest in the place-and was admit
ted to their communion. His reputa-
tion followed him and in the course Of
month the brethren were all by the
ears about Brother Aminadab, and he
was quietly excommunicated.
He then joined the Baptists and
they had like experience-hc "spiled
so quiok after comm out O the water"
es Ehs Maine skipper said of tho pull
lock Baptist, that he was turned out
of that close communion also. He
then, as last nance for the Kingdom
Of Heaven, joined the Methodists,
aud in about three weeks they also
were all in a quarrel about Brother
Jones.
The poor preacher, at loss what to
do for his people under these condi-
tions, went over one Sunday morning
to consult the wiscst of his church
members on the painful subject. AS
he went Up the steps of the good
mans house he overheard him at
morning prayer and waited till he
should close. What was his horror 10
hear the pious brother thus express
himself And if it be Thy holy will,
O Lord, wilt Thou promptly remove
our Brother Jones from this world and
send him straight to hell!'
The preacher could wait no longer,
but pres5ed in, saying: Brother
Smith, I am amazed that any Chris
tian should be wicked enough to pray
as have just heard your
"Wait minute elder" was the
calm reply; 'let me explain it. If the
Lord would remove Brother Jones
from earth we should be out Of our
troubles, shouldn't we?"
Thu .rson assented.
"A - if he were sent to hell he
would break up that institution in
less than six weeks. "-SpringfeId Re-
public.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-11

gentleness, charity and hope, aud all
these qualities are expressing them
selves in ber children and grandchil-
dren.
What man on Gods earth ever en-
joyed greater privilege than that to
make sunshine in shadowed places, to
keep cheer where fear was striving to
enter, to laugh away trouble and make
jest of care and TO mod the minds
Of growing children SO that the second
and third generations should be hap
pier and better for her influence
Surely when one fragile woman ia O
country town could do so much for
her own aud for others we necdunot
call woman y sphere limited.
70 be good daughter, even if pa
rents are not good; to be good wife,
even if the husband is not good to be
good mother and mold good children
as the really good mother CANAL
these are greater achievements in life
than any our millionaire monarchs or
our Generals can boast.
To shine in high society and keep
a clean record; to be a daughter Of
wealth and refinement and keep aten-
der heart and broad, loving nature;
to be gifted and successful and to
keep simple Of heart and full Of sym,
pathy, and to be popular and admired
Of men and to compel their respect
all these things women can do and
make the world better as they 20
along
Yes, it is great privilege to be
woman today, and here.
With the freedom and liberty ac-
corded her, there is no height shc may
not reach, 40 good she may not do, no
happiness; she may not win, for to be
useful, loved and respected is to be
happy. ELLA Wheeler Wilcox, in St.
Louis Republic.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-11
Promptly Corrected.

Two young fellows at Liverpool,
partners in the tea trade, were tie
best of friends, and their intimacy ex-
tended to personal as we'll as business
matters.
One Of them, simple minded fell
low, was bachelor, and was in the
habit of reading to his partner extracts
from letters Of an ardent and affec-
tionatc nature from lady in the north
of England, who signed herself "Su-
sie."
The married one went to China for
twelve months and returned just in
time to attend the wedding Of his part.
ncr.
II hardly feel like strange r." he
said, in his sweetest tones, addressing
the bride. "In fact, feel as though
[ ought to be well acquainted with my
partners wife, since he has often done
me the honor to read to me extracts
from his dear Susie'e letters"
The faces OF the husband and speak.
er we're studies as the bride drew her
self up aud said, emphatically and dis.
tinctly, II beg your pardon-my name
is Helen. Tit Bits.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-11
BertIe's Presence or Mind.

When Farmer Reynolds espied
young BERTHE Thompson industriously
collecting the apples from the top
most branches Of his best tree he stole
back to the farm house and unhitched
the stuffed image of Pongo, his great
ly mourned sheep dog, frou the pas-
lor sideboard, says Tit Bits. And 10!
in few minutes the stuffed dog had
been placed at the foot OF the tree.
Farmer Reynolds then proceeded
with the business Of the farm, and
the men wondered why every now and
then he chucked nightly.
An hour went by, and behold! Far
mer Reynolds was once more at the
foot of the tree.
"Iiclloa, Berthe, lAd!' he cried.
What ye doin' up my tree, eh?"
BERTHE was pale and quiveriDg with
fright; but he had not altogether lost
his presence of mind.
"P-Plesse, SIR" he shiyerea, ".hat
great, big dog down there" pointing
to the well-preserved PoDgo, che ohas-
ed me, he did. all over yonder medder,
an, an l 'ad to climb this tree to
get out of his way!'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-11
Passing Of "Gee, Whoa, Haw."

Zone thing in the management Of
horses in this town that surprises me
is the elimination of Gee, whoa, haw'
from the drivers vocabulary" said
the man who was brought up in the
country.
"In one capacity or another I have
been brought in close connection with
anumber of teamsters and their horses,
aud / have noticed that the old.fash-
ioned horse talk with which was ia
miliar up State is almost unknown
here.
"In it's stead tho drivers cay Hi,
there, and Get along and shout
numerous other directions that I do
not care to mention. The animals
seem to understand these strenuous
remarks and obey fairly we'll, but
can't help wondering Why the owners
have abandoned the Gee, whoa hav' Of
my boyhood days. New York
Times. S