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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29

8er 6Ie6terung bes poz
Iitiiden 2ebens ion Die jeBi9e Sim
~manberung i'm 8efOlge BADEN? 9as
pGre f8Iimm, Denn unier polittI4e5
Qeben lit bereit8 10 corrupt, DAB es Ell
nen tpeiteren 8iidgang taum ertragen
fam. On benz 3iefItanDe Des polttIz
ffen Qebens tragen iibri9ens Die Sim
~gepanoerten Die aGerpenigite S4ulo.
Sic Iino ni6t Si6rer uro gfo6er,
fonoern in Der @oGe gefdr6te 4meri7
faner fno es in Der groBen Y}e6r5u6l,
Die Das pplitii6e M}ilieu I6affen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
cSa9 5 Boot tdglid)
ndd1 0bilnoe(ohia

0it Der Gricsions9inis nab 4bitaOtLpbid, 80
9orul, an Den grobsu 6ii6trtjpldBtu 9etttrtou
uu0 6btiter, IA, dHbdltcuD. 9afagitrt tonntR
auf 99uui9 bis nab 8tttertou ODER 6beiaptatesGitD
fabrtn uuO nit ciuem aHDer,n mad Baltimore 5u=
riiffabr,b0en 9ampfer am itIbeH AbeH9 pieofr Ju
oauie antommtu. %m mo mad benz %. Sui
ipToeu Der reut Grpr;B : 5bUelOampfer uQenua
(9urbibuitts 9;ibD;noiqftit . Wsilsu pro
StuuOtl uuD Der r29iuius" ron jtOtm Der beiOeu
6ditn tdqlib uno 5onuta9s nm 80 Born. abs
fabrsn. Sas Boot perldBt 4bild0sipbtu taglih,
eini6lisbljb sonutae5, 40 Born. o'rrli5e
6dbrt ourb DEN &dHal.
6abrprcis in elmer 8i6tuug $50; 8uuoiubrt
d GAGE, quItiQ fir Die 8iiftabrt ioipObl ouf
Dem Sag ipit BEN Qbeuo=9p0tt, $3.50
8uuortiit=gilttc nit 8idiabrt auf Der q. &
g. &abn" pom philadelphia $3.50. 2ur9lauitHot
giuete mad 9.lantic=GitO uuo 3idiabrt per Boot
1915, ODER GAM nit Der Giitubnbn, fir Il
Gage qitlti9, $3.50. Geruer purhlouf,Hos 9iltte
nab Qep=0orf, 4one=Srou6, Tsburp=4art, riut
8i6turQ, $500 8uuOreiie So. 90; Cape Wa0,
GuHDreiie, $500 IbeuO|9ampisr iabrt tdQlib
tausltnommen Sonutags) nm ) lbr Nbsuos oh.
@tasts sum @crtaui in unitrem Surclu, iolUi;
b,i AiblaQb's, gr. -, 0otozGbarlts= Strabc. ndh
albanD, lrOD, SarotOgaeS prings, 6al=8Jpr,
9cppOrt, yttip=oapeH tGtD, 9ort.ano l0ljncJ uu0
uodolibtR 4untten Don Der Weritt an 2Jqbt. amp
prattz5trabt. S6rsjbt iptetn aciitbu9.
Clarence SbriDeL @Qsnt, a4, 2igbtitr.
Gauil6 S&51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
gefanmtmad 3Mmgen.
GefanntnId dung.

Der Stubts 8 roenisur Miro am {.
Nc Il It 1903, ~Jipjitsn $50 uno 40 3ubmits
tags, an Crt uno Stsle eri6tinen uno Os glipeau
Or na9iolgeno 9enaUuttu StroBeH i%efittlen:
MdOiion= Strabt, non 8apublits6 trub, bis Nlons
tcbcuo=2fusnue;
3efitrionss trabt, BON Siuees=2ane bis N&out,s
bclosNptnue;
@cpublit= : traB', BON 0oriu8sQlOsuue bis ga.
piiouz5trabe;
QibertD=stglBe. BON Goriu6s 2tpcnuc bis MaOi=
iou=Strube;
5nOepcnoenct=S traBt, poH 6priud=2loenue Biz
TricHOibipzStraBe;
6iamortsS trabe, bon 9rOtpeuDsnce= Strabe big
Observation-Disclosures
3. Z. Eenean.
tSuli29, 3O,31, guq1,3 etaOt=3ugsnieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
Mttttpuda, DEN 30. SuIi 1908.

Gin@ptGege 4rei.bt: r@is
Iange 1T es Der, ieit 9rdIibent RooIe@
pelt bic 3ruits pernidten lp0ate? 8te
piele Sruftfele 6Gn9en bereits I'M gro
ben 8ignam gu 8oibingtOn? @enn
es auf Die repubIitanii6en SruItt0oter
antommt, lit oas 8olt gslisfert. Der
3epu6lifaner, Der einem 3ruit nur Elm
6aor trimmer piirDe, lit entpeber
ldngit geftorben oOer nod nt4t geboz
rem F."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
Queen 4nne's Eiienba6nzGn.

JabrplaH felt ptm IA. 5uuE 1903.
EaHrpi:r prIaHtn BIER RI. 10, 9jgbts5uabt:
TaD Cape U2ap. atbo5oib, 6tntrtoilt, Cuttusf
toDn, 2oO' qoiEt uuO 5mJib,naStatioutr:
9d5I5 l:JiI. SoHntdgsl......I Born, 2 Rdhm.
6oHHtags Noru.
Hlb EUo:sQoiHt, Queenstown unD oq,H 9untt,a
al ptg GtEtrtpiats EiuiFou:
SaglI5 ltIlL. G0Huiassl..T 9oym., 2 uuD 4 ga5m,
5oHatd9s uuo 9 BORN.
gtur ra5 eOUtz9o;ut uuD Guuugtouu:
SIS Ra9mittass on 6oHutageu.
Iuj6luS an Del. 4 6bti. Giisnbabua nab GafoH,
Orion uaO 5pibtns5tat,outu.
. quialub in GREENWOOD aH ,IslanartsGidnbaou 4
Ua1 ahm 9uuitsu iiolid an ,Rsps9prt,
9b.lde'lpbtc uno RorfoitsGjitH5abu".
6ra5t an 0sbtntassn bis 8 ubr @b;H0s aussG
uommtu.
Stltpbous 6. & Z. ct. 9aul 2260-Tb. Sen. 81.
G. 3eiliou, Observation-Disclosures
5obn 6. 9OsItn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tDiai27, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
Die rin3ige %autOriiirte ~erbensgez
ififte neg 0apies Geo XIII.

aui A~nrs9unq, 5uitimntung uno nit Otmt ec9cH
stiu,r ot;liqteit Qti6riebtU bon Digr. S:ruuro
C'GtilD, ,. ., 81. Z, Der tudbrtnO d9t Sabre
ais o]ieneuoer 9rdlat ots 9apitts i'm 9atifdn
lupbut,. Sitier bsrporrdatubt amtrifluiibe autor
purOc nab Jtom berufsn unO pom Yapitt Ju ieiutm
o~iiiiitltu g:ograpbiiten %ernonnt. Bonn Rlro;ual
Gibbons uuO auOertn tirbljbsu gutoyitdten as pie
tiujjg, ~oiiijitut Geographic Deg 9ap;es a~ntrfannt
uuD eutQcbeiBeu. usbtr 800 Stittu, prdbtiQ jauz
itr:ct. IN tugliiber, irnuiofi3er uHo Ocutibcr
5pra5s ptroffeutIi6t. uUsrQlti6 Ii d
q Ii II It ige 8~tleQtubeit Ii IGsHttR.
Bette Gommiiiou. ausitottuu9 gratis. < {
: 0 b n 6. W II # Q n 6 o. 3r. 7l8, Ar9=Str.,
Qb;laDttpbiu, ia. G9I-2, 2Q2-ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
.tddt Wdrplane,

Baltimore, zen a. Sui 1903.
9triitgclte orDeruuGs : Augtz
bote pcrOtn in Dem Riiredu obiqer @nitoIt bis
ann ). Iuqut 1903. 1 ubr Iabmittlgs, iur
bic taalibs Qiticruug BON ~ung;fdbr ic3sbuuOtrt=
unOfurfli9 $50 QinnO triibsn aiuOtlsii6ts Ipd5s
rem zines 3sitraumes BON 5tpolf 9lonatcu %
cntaco,n q~euomntu, udmljb p6bud" 9tipptn uno
Sbultcrn, Oids 6ROtu pes sYlote' uHo 9rutz
fide5 (Rr;sttt) in glti8en CuantitdteH, l0iUobt
rnrot. mi, aOerioe stlde, S6ienbtiue unO Shin
g.efa Qau5 ausgei6loHen. Die Gnantitat tdnH
fb ieOtr 3jt ~itsi9trn ODER ptrmiuOtrn, jc na3Oem
bitrju IN Der Golge 8eiiung crtb'iIt rpirO; oas
Tltii6 muB BON Der btitsu Gnalitdt ieintr @rt ie;n,
8Hroi6ait nit gerebmi9tsr Si3'rbett Ibr Die
qcluiitnbaite Griiluu8 Os GoHtrdttts muB 9eges
ban ptrOtu.
Die 3a5lunqtu s%rfolqtu mouatIib 8oar. Sas
g,bt. irQeuo ipel6e ooer nae ~glu5cbOtt 3u Ocrptrz
icu, bItibt porbebdlt.H.
Scbn s. sStpler.
C5ulj2j 2I29,3D 8dyocin.
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1arbIanO & geuniBIbanias Giiens
hnbnzGumhaQnie.

3ass swtoHeH Rort6Jaos. uaO CaEH5ty. z6tatioH
on Wo4tHtS asn:
Ta9 9'rt, pa, ut 7.3O TorqtHs uHo $50 go6s
mittaas.
RAD Gtlta, pa, $50 TlOTasag, $50 unO $50
Rdamittaas.
Rad s,!uir. Wb.. 80. go, 'Il.35 gormi.ttas,
$50, $50 3abmttags uHo 500 QbtHDs.
6oHHtaas nab Sdtl, pa, $50 BORN, uH6 400
9ahmittaes.
rad 8,loir, RS.. $50 ll.S5 gorm, 400 Rd4Ht
uno l00O Nbtuos.
"l.2 R1bm,ttlas 5amFaes.
6. q. Giftr, @tHtraIzqaHa9iu'GasHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
&7
@ pampfbupt< Uompaanit.

9omSf,r O,rIdbt 9OOiOu's Brftt, GUS Srgsrts
go Ru6UJ. grOpn's Btrits $40 BORN unO s
0oaru. 6~amttaos Z 9orm. unb 2.30 Rahm. {;
groiDn's 40 9orm. uu0 8 RaAm.; s%onutogs
4 un0 s Dorm. uuo 2 9a5m. Ha5 RodsGrs,f;
obsielbs W,rits mad GtortpsGrut t6QLib 7 gorm.
uno 230 Ruam. gronu's gperftt TO Born.
uuo 8 qahm. Sonntaqs 4 unO 8 Born. uuO 2
3aam. GintraguH9tu fir bic 6oifOa Jest angts
uontuEsu. RobJufraotu bel :. q. 6tatb, 5uS
ptrIHteubent Der 0srfte. (T1i24, 3gRte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
Nene @n3eiaeM.
S~cirnthSnefuch.

,3pci Ocuti6e MIdnntr lsDanqtii9l jpii6;u p
md 30 3abren iubtn uuf Oisiem @egs Die %
tarntit1it anitdnoistr iuu9sr NtdOb'u 5u MAIDEN
jtpcds 0ciratb. Sjstrttion Gbreuiabs. Qbotogrlz
pbjt ertpiini3t. Ciitrtsn uHttr IS. D." IN bic
Grpeojtiou Oicits 4luttcs. t2lOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
Samhhhtfsa9[ nieiaen.

Voro D.
A @eselmaBise
QGmpf - S6iffa6rt
on a., SWiia,H
Baltimore unO Sremel
Our9 be neuen uro erprobten, nit
auen Standardization b~erTe6enen
u Pottoampfer eriter RlaFe:
"msegstH' ~8ranDenburg."
"91sdar; nGafeI,"
sGtuLn' ,8reslau.4
~" gEpsoitiOnstuge Iinb, ME fOlgt:
bon Baltimore.
"Gqerln1B," Ntttpo9, ben 3. 4uquit,
ms. Z uRr Na6mittaqs.
""Qetn'" MOntog, ben II. QluquIt,
o. uRr Na9mittug8.
"0'oRoeaburg," Mittno6, ben 2.
on Sept, ? u6r Na6nl.
""'"'"' 9tltttpo6, ben 8. September.
2 ubr Ra6mittao5.
"9Fedar," Uttttpo6, ben Is. @ept6r..
cp, Npt IluQHltttQQ5.
"@9stn'" WttttnO4, Den %. Septemz
Der, 2 u3r Rodmittog5.
8psits iit,spaEavc.Irug.
Bon $40. so an.
SpI ntFStdBs9 arIAQts9rtif.
SoH baltimore nab Bremen. 49,. sa4 90
Sou Bremen mad Baltimore. sac [0
Hunortiit=giutt, pSH Baltimore:
NaD STsnItH uuO juriid. ................S7 IN
e8'Gtn Gra5t uHN glFag' ivtnOs man f5 an S,
9tHeralsagsHttH
q. S9umaher &c Co.,
Sr. 3, Suoagap=StraSe.
ODER
gbparb Raine,
Ctfies beg .9sutibtu GorrtipOuoenttu",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
N,cmrn u. @rnf.

Es farb ar q. auli in ie;utr 1eBttu 9gObuung,
Rr. 5I2, Cit=GlcIa cur= StpaBt, ocHrD u. @rai. Die
gttrDtpuug iinott ) rsitug, Den 81. Suli, nm
8 llbr NorQtns hom 5raucrbouie aus mad Der
yWaria, DER Mctrcs tcru"=Rir6e iott. l2l0-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
rROnal Slue'"9inie

CRDarts. guLGamom. guLUt. ROpoI.
5alafDa8gOn ...... 9oglia 3.5l y. 3.55 9,
69lai= u. Speji:.. 2GeiJ9 755 y. q 500 g 6
9Tffst.gaylOr, aas0sn. So. 9.I9 .. 9.24 90
gGrlpr, Siuu,.. uur 50. 952 .. 9.57 Y. g
garlor, Diner, %ous8sn. So. 1850 o; u 1854 @.
Qarlor, Diner, .....Eagli6 l55 g.. y lj9 y.
-RopaI GImitto," uur QuumlHs3u9.
gufftts6mottr, Barrier, C5ir0atl0uss Il. e9tiits
g8aagOug -....... 2oglia $40 y. 3 $50 g..
gorlUr6ar, gbil, uusg- 60. ASS y. 500 q. 6
Qorlor, 2irtt.... @dqli4 6,O0Q, 605 z s
Gou6,s gbtld..... Sd9ith 800 q. eos HG
S5Iaip ........ 3ng!i5 1879 d. l2A u. G.
qotals56laiDaBon nan gsips0Ori iTtig iuul
g,bIaua in MT. Republication NM 1000 G5,rDg.
d, mad 4tlantit.Gjt0, 8O5,uta9s; ., na5 gts
Was Size 5alton in wilmiuQton. G, bait in
G5ster.
@crlGamo:u. g,rl ut Rosol.
Qbilo. aftom. ...... 9dQIi6 RO5 .. SOB.
95ila. ggpr's ......ausg. 81. 239 y. 235 9.
Vblu. GTprtB ......au5q. 60. ASS u. 500 r.
Nb.roesu attom., ousg. 81. SIS 2. so q.
Qbtla. attom.,...... Hur 81. 6l0 81. 6l5 u.
gj1,ts9ur,uur: 9orOmtt=Gt, Gll5srt uHb Gals
t%imOretr., @r. 500, groaOpOo, ut. disqualification
potr 6amocuz5tatjou
,. 9. Warttn. msr. 9aH. Graifit.
G. 20. 8aistt 9usQaH sQ9ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29

@ennberM ped bat!
4uf gGis Sslunb nurOen 3pei 6leoere
80bmen 3uriidge6alten, neil tie aus
einem Srte fdnren, Der ben ~allerpings
iebr berbd6tigen Namen nW3oit t" bat.
Moit! 0as Wort ullein bebeutet cine
@efa6r fir Die @ereinigten Stauten.
Seer aug Wfoit fommt, oarf ni4t Rer@
EN-. 9roGige 9inge, Die BET Der Sim
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pdiiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29

tion gu 6etrefber, ii4 i9re Setter nno
6i6rer ieGbit 81 ndRlen. g&i4t Inflef
BADEN lie Slid Oaulit geRdbt, 10 mt
Dem emit pielgenunnten PoipOerl9'
Ger bic Qr6eiter i'm Slide lieb nro
in's anbere Sesr1ager iiberging. NuG
Murp6p 1T feline 3ierOe zines 4rbeI@
terpertreters unb ii6er beri4isoerte drl@
bere perber bic Iep>Oorfer 8erI4te
bemnd9ft nod gu b%efinOen hoben.
@s fino franfe SteQen IN Den Arbetz
ter : 0rguniIatipnen; je cher lie aus
gei9nitten fperOen, Osito beRer; Gber
'bur9 bic Qrbeiter ielbit, nt4t erit
bur6 bic 9eri6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29

Ser IDEAL, gaIt;moru GrisObof. nab. 9ifssOin.,
Iui tI.ftriibt 9abnIiuisR uHo 9jmIitosgoultparo
oirtlt. gum 6rie0bofe. ale G:srd5uiBpIds, untsr
t,tjotr giIsst. Rttorist Qrtiit. 9rIangt ususn
eououir=RataIoe. Office: $50 RorosGbar.ts.
6traBe. (gsint ItltpboHsJ (Sel2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
Nrtbur ID. RnbinR,
. gHr. lea. on. Baltimore strase. -
Baltimore 9nmpf : ga6et go.


9is Der. Stadttusgof b,forotruS.
EampiT fabrtu t1gil4, 6ouHtoqs uusosnommsn.
BON sgdpzQiu,="9jtrs. 1913 QiabtsetraBt, $50
GbtHos, oirtit nab Cb Q0irt Comfort. RorFoF,
9OrtsmOutb uno ugtH 9uHtttn beg suo,ng. @rs
%binOung in Oh 9oint Comfort NIT g. & 8. 81.
%isubobH" mao RibmOuo. g,rbiuouua in gprtg,
mouth nit otm ,StdbOarO air Cine" iollotn .3uo
BON 9ortsmOutb mad atlanta. On ROrfolt @,rs
~binoung NIT Der 4QtlaRtic Goat 2iui.s Roriou
uuo Carolina, Eor'olt UuD iBolua, Rorfolt urD
tDtt!;h uHO -Cb 9OmIuiou 2;nts mad Rtpbsrn
uuo Waibjneton, re.
UtabLItittH nab ,urrp1jib.m QIln,. Qurur:oit
RaihttHIimmsr, s;titrjiu, St,tubtuuo, 0am5fbtis
JuHg, aoitu frU. @,itrD,rt, Rliuttn,imu1r I'M
g,Gtt4gIrtau Der aEaerQint" Ir. IO3, CnzPaItis
mor's5traBt. Ttlrpbous 6. & z. 81. Qaul 1875:
@lar9lunO, GOurt!auo 4s5. @lbauqb's, Is Qsrps
GbartgsgtrobE uuo Sprtau br .5,a5oarp dir
GiHt," Continental Grut 60. gulloiua.
J0bn u. 2bcrrpuof. T.. Brpmn,
8.s4r0i. Il. GensUtoHa8c, G,H,a Daiiasi,r.a9,nt.
(Sg2-l
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adv

an nHIttt qtIItbIt UtNIItI
Roma SdlInrjfer,
ip.lbc beutc Dor eiucm Sabre in oas S,uicits cling.
Gin Sabr 1T &c. mir iptrOcH's ME %p'rqcicu.
SAB 9ib DIR 5oo aus mir { Brittle ndbm.
g9cr touute uuicr QroBe5 NejO trmtf.u,
Ribt 99ortt lam Der U(uuO iiir unicrn Graut,
Nas 9u uls treue Wutttr sir ~ptD;itu,
9Is cute Ntutt,r alien GjHOTH GeI1.
Sn uuitru 0crieH iii cs tets 81 ltiel,
SoQ oort fir immtr tiuqtibriebtu icjn.
@csUiOm,t pou i6rtu traucrnOm ! obteru.
Gle
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GOuQrD NQtne,
Ofentfi6er 2lOtar.

@Onmu4tsn. 8sr3i6tIsi,
itungen Il. +. IN. mad alien
SbeiIen bes 4usIdnOes tper.
ben auF bu5 9etpiFenbuftete
ousgefertigt.
Ollie Qustunft iiber Regss
lung ron 9:Sm0gens zQngez
Iegen5eiten in 0euti4Ianb,
SeItrei9 u. (. m. niro uus
tntasLtliA sItbsiItA
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@GTe!
86Iell

TGFe! SGFe!
kur Reiis I'M gusIdRhs belor1t i~unerbolh "a StuRReR
az bebeutenb bsrabgsiegtem 8Ielie
0Duarp Rains,
&leTtheGGf 3aEtiMQTes Stpaks uRp 9QISSifcesGgs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-29
Hiharo Selbig.

rs iarb am y. 3tnj 1903 8;8arO ocIb;q, Qc=
Hester g'dtts DON NargV ret5t 0elbtg. Sic 9etrOi=
quu0 fiuott btuts 1!itnDob, UNI 10 ubr Dor
mittaQs, pon ieiutr lcStsH @obHUHa, Rr. 1901,
IroDlc = glueuur, aus tatt, ipoju Die 9trpanotcu
uuO 6rcutoc DIR Gam;lie d6tun0sUOa c~iug;luOtn
fuO. 4ciieBunq pripatim- l209-lO
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Sampfer ptrlaHsn Baltimore Don
- . N n or -

Gur6=gjnttt uo5 alien 0uztt,u f6untu o,f6,rt,
6tpad aufgsOtbcr unO RoiuttHiimm,r i'm goraus
r~tisroirt pTbtH in Otn bitiO'u gurtauI: Tr. 100.
l20 uub l27, Gh=BaItimor,sStr., obr otn 6aupts
9irtauT, Ir. $50, Q~igbts6trabt, Baltimore, nh.
Fcubcn Softer. g. 3. 0htsn,
Observation-Disclosures. GsHeraIsginet Heert.
z. 9. MtcDanneL r~,ii,nb,r Qohast,r. gstut,
tQuo3lt&S1
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-08-13
Resisting Power.

When a physician is called to q case
Of severe sickness, the first thing that he
estimates is the resisting power of the
patient. The chances for his recovery are
in proportion to his vitality. If there be
little of that at the outset there is small
nope of overcoming the disease. The resist
ing power of persons in full health is such
that in an epidemic they throw oil the
disease germs that PROSTATE others. One
cannot always tell from appearances just
how much ability one has to wit hStand
the inroads of malady. Some who ap'
parcntly are robust almost, Immediately
cover from violent attacks. Of course dis
,ipation, unhyeienic living unhcalli.nl sur
roundin9s, sap ones resisting power, 50
that when a virulent ailmcnt ma cs an
attack one has strength insufficient :, fight
it off.
You sec that it is not so much t'n
malignancy of the disease as it is the ia
jty of the man that determines tn. r'"l
Just $50 it is also in the moral world. say
Wellspring. There are some Per ,0"s liv.
ing lives so upright so spiritually hca thy
that they are practically. immune tom
temptation. And when They ar" q or
ZONE, they soon recover thrmSrN'" ioI
their power of resistance is great. On t..
other hard, there are those w.io "I'rt aby'
cumbing to one temptation are completely
swept away by the power of evil. How eau
That be accounted for? Obviously in the
same way that the ability to resist physl
,al disease is to be explained. There has
been unwholesome moral living; the mind
1as been permitted to become familiar with
Evil thoughts; the soul has brcathcd IN
miasm, and corruption, until one has nc
ability to put away temptation.
All this suggests the need OF resisting
oowcr both against disease and against sin
A pure, clean. wholesome life, physical
and moral, will make one secure against
any harm that either can do.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-08-13
Tradition Rectjfied.

King Arthur had established the
Round Table.
Just to have the knights take pot
luck with me- he explained gllhly.
Later. however, Guincvcre was dis.
turbcd by finding some red, white and
L!rc chips in the royal pocket.
William Tell had just shot the apple
from his sons head. =.
1T was green" he explained ncr,-
vousv, land | had to do something quick
before the boy ate it,
Subsequently a more artistic version
was given to the newspapers, but TRUTH
crushed to earth, will rise again
G.. Washington was cncamped at Val
ley Forge. :,
faithful soldiers, but where IS the
Dlacksmith?'
Don't you know exclaimed the
rate general, "that he is under the
spreading chestnut tree"
Pcrccving that they had a sagacions
cadcr, they resumed hammcr'ng the
British.-N. y. Sun.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-08-13
Discipline the Appetite.

Archdeacon Govett, OF Gibraltar, in a
letter to the public upon the consumption
Of alcohol in the British army, points out
that despite the strong evidence adduced
by Lord Napier and Lord Wolseley as to
the criminal effects of alcohol in the army
(ncarly ninety per cent. of the crime being
attributed to it). aud despite the evidence
of statistics, science and experience, the
lads of both the army and navy of Britain
are daily dosed with intoxcants. The
marine. at the age of twenty, is served
every day with his tot of rum, and cheap
drinking canteens are regimental institu-
tions. Until these customs, supported by
high authority, are destroyed" says Mr..
Govett, 1--WE shall have the shameful wees
which send men to hospital or prison
nourishing both in the army and navy.
What is the use of discipline for the body,
if there is no discipline applied to the
annette"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-08-13
Our Worst Enemy.

DR.. Theodore J.. Cuylcr, in estimating
what he deems to be our worst enemy IN
this life, says: Dangerous as the devil
:, dangerou, as worldly amuscineutS are,
The most dangerous enemy that we often
nave to encounter walks in our own shoes;
heart cart devil. self, is the foe that needs the
most constant watching and subjects us to
the worse defeats The flesh hsteth
against the Spirit, and the Spirit against
the flesh, and these are contrary the one
to the other Paul had "a tremendous
battle along these lines. beating down HI,
carnal nature by hard blows, and the old
hero was able at the last to shout, i have
fought good fight; henceforth there is
laid up for me crown of righteousness
Whoever has, by Gods help. laid his de-
,ires, his plans, his purposes, his property,
md above ALL his own will at the feet OF
Jesus Christ, is already one Of the over.
,omers. He already begins to wear clean
-aiment, and the omnisclent eye of God
1iscerns on his brow the first tiashings OF
he victors crown"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-08-13
Rich In Friends.

Bret Harte died at the age of sixty
two years, and left an estate valued at
Just eighteen hundred dollars. His rich
social success somewhat offset this abb
surdly small remnant of the profits OF
authorship.
In his adopted home in England men
of rank in life and letters were proud
to know Mr.. Harte,' and, attracted by
his personality no less than by his ge-
MUS. rallied about him in a way which
is we'll illustrated by a story which l..
Edgar Pemberton has incorporated in
his recent biography of Harte.
On one occasion the English actor,
Toolc. went to lunch with Bret Hartc
for the first time. After greeting his
host said,-
LET me introduce you to the Duke of
ST. Adams"
ooh, yes" Toole said, with smile,
and shook hands with the gentleman
who was assuming the character, as he
thought.
Presently the actor was introduced to
Sir George Trevclyan and had scarcely
shaken hands with him when Harte
said,-
Il would like to introduce you to
Count Bismarck.
ooh, yes, said Toole again, turning to
the newcomer How many more of you
are there7 Where is Won Moltke, for
instance?"
Bret Harte laughed; so did Trevel-
yam. A comedian is allowed certain PRIV
ileges, and Toolc's remark was consld-
cred as mere pleasantly.
But" said he aftcrward. II had no
idea what fool l was making OF my
self"
AT table Mr.. Toolc said to the man
who sat next to him.
"Who is the gentleman Harte intro
duced me to as St Albans?'
"The Duke of ST. Adams" was the
reply. =, ,, ,,,oo.;4o ~
Herbert Bismarck, the princes son.
"No! Really
ooh, yes" :,
"And the man talking to him"
Sir George Trevelyan. - :,
81 was never more sold i'll my lltc!
Toolc confessed aftcrward, when telling
the story.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-08-13
An Offended Citizen.

He stood in the shadow OF st. Pauls
Chapel and gazcd angrily at the St. Paul
building opposite. I'm Ruskln,tc, he
said between clcnchcd teeth. | can't
get used to that facade See those three
Herculcscs holding up that entire front
wall! Isn't it crime. They are nearly
crushed to death. Sec how they bend
and struggle! Note the awful agony
Look at their faccs-worsc far than the
automobile faces we read about, | have
nightmares every time | see them. Each
Of the three must be carrying on his back
A weight of 100000 pounds. When |
think of such torture | feel that we arc
sayagcs. Is there no hope? None SO
long as we submit to such monSlroslticS
in architecture
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-08-13
u S. SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
Recommends Pe=rn.na
For Dyspepsia and Stomach Trouble
Catarrh Of the Stom1ch is Generally
Called Dyspepsia citing
to Produce Artif;ia| Ojge'-
ton is Generally Taken.
Hence, Pep,in, Pancreatin AMI a HIST
OF Other Digestive Remedies
Have Been Invent7J
These Remedies Do Not Re1ch the
Seat Of the Difficulty, Which
is Really Catarrh.

Tx. U. S. Senator M. C. Butler, from
T. South Carolina, was Senator from that
State for two terms. In a recent letter to
The Peruna Medicine Co., from Washing.
ton, ID. G., says:
81 can recommend Pern't1 for
dyspepsia and stomach tro"bh. 1
have been using yomr medicine for
a short period AMI Ifeet Uery much
relieved. 1t Is indeed a WohdertmL
medicine besides u good tonic."---
NJ. G. Butler
The only rational way to cure dyspepsia
is to remove the catarrh. Pcruna cures ca.
tarrh. Peruna does not produce artificial
digestion. 1t cures catarrh and leaves the
stomach to perform digestion in natural
way. This is vastly better and safer than
resortng to artificial methods.
Peruna has cured more cases of dyspep-
STA than all other remedies conf ned, sim
ply because it cures catarrh wherever To-
Gated. If catarrh is located in the head,
Peruna cures it. If catarrh has fastened
itself in the throat or bronchial tubes, Pc
runa cures it. When catarrh becomes set
tied in the stomach, Peruna cures 1t, aa
well in this location as in any other:
Pcruna is not simply remedy for dys'
pepsia. Pernna is catarrh remedy. Ie'
runa cures dyspepsia because it is gcner'
ally dependent upon catarrh.