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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16
WEST SIDES TROLLEY RIDE.

A gay party of West Siders met at the
corner Of Main and Douglas Tuesday
evening and went for a trolley ride
During the ride through Riverside park
the car was stopped and the party wen.
to the fountain and ice cream and cake
was served. Those invited were: Bessie
Hellar. Fay Dodge. Miriam and Lois
Payne, Mabelle. Kate and Lena Petit
john, Hazel Breese, Nettie Stacey, Hal
lie Weed. Eleanor Davis. Mabel and
Georgia Glenn, Mac Spangler Eva
Spansler of Houston, Tex, Dot Williams.
Ada Bachtel. Grace Evans. Marie Gregg.
Marie Rogers. Hazel and Nerna Solder
strom. Florence and Jennie Laidlaw.
Stella Holmes. Lena Warner. Leah Kirk
land, Alice Farmer. Kathryn FTtzpat-
rick. Roda Carney. Georgia Dunn. Maude
Cornell, Adele Ferret; Messrs Frank
Payne, Maurice Higgins. Sheldon Free
man. Fred Lynch, Burt Hatfield. Char
lie Dunn. Charlie and Harry Mason
Harry Riley. Chester Poole. Clarence
Aogers. Clarence Davis, Ed McNaughten.
Harry Van Arsdale. Claude Dedricis
Guy Richmond. Donald Hayworth Earl
Bailey. Earl Wallace. VIII Wallace. Mar
shat Daniels. Bob SiegeI. Paul FerTel.
Everett Weaver. Charles Heimple. Ray
Dodge. Charles Martinson. Paul HI
Paul Israel. Francis Garity. Rollin VIII
liams, Homer Dillon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16
HORSE KILLED BY CAR.
William lippencott Loses His Fine
Roadster

William Lippencott went out riding last
evening and now he has a broken buggy
and his fine roadster is dead 1t all
came about by collision with a North
Main street electric car.
Mr.. Lippencott is employed at the Puts
restaurant and after his days work was
done he went out for a ride. He was
the owner of a fine young horse that
showed some speed and rubber-tired
road wagon He was proud Of his rig
and he was hesrtbroken when he saw
his horse lying in the street with his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16
TWIGG SHOT HIMSELF.
So Coroner's Jury Decided Yesterday
At Winfield.

Coroner Cooper held n inquest over the
remains of Gilbert Twigg. the Winfield
murderer. yesterday morning and about
ten witnesses were examined. DR.. ia
cobus, Ned Otis and George Nichols were
the important ones. DR.. Jacobus could
not say whether there were gunpoweer
marks on Twigg or not, but said it was
possible for him TO shoot himself and
leave no powder marks.
George Nichols denied shooting Twigg,
but said he saw him fall.
Ned Otis said he fired at Twigg. but
did not know whether he hit him or not.
Examination brought out the fact that
Otis used 2s-caiiber revolver, and the
bullet which killed Twigg was 80.
The jury returned a verdict that Gil
bert Twigg was killed by shot from a
gun fired by his own hands.
Notwithstanding the verdict of the
jury, many people continue 10 believe
that Night Watch Nichols killed Twfgg.
Gilbert Twigg, Sterling Race, Roy
Davis and Port Smith were buried yes
terday afternoon at Winfield. Dawson
Billiter was taken to his home at Milan,
and william Bourman was buried al OK
ford.
The concerts by Caman's band have
been indefinitely postponed, and descript-
i've pieces where blank cartridges are
fired have been cut out entirely.
Everett Ridgeway. Rea Oliver, James
Clarkson. Clyde Reed and Charles
Thomas are the seriously injured ones,
and the physicians have little hopes OF
the recovery of any except Charles
Thomas.
Winfield business houses for blocks,
and many residences are draped in crepe
and the town turned out en- masse to
the funerals of the young men,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16
FOR NERVOUS PRosTRArIoN
Delicate People Should Cultivate
Water DRINKING Habit

Charles L. Dana, NJ. D., professor Of
nervous diseases in the New York Post
Graduate School, says:
Water should be drank between meals
or before meals. and a moderate amount
at meals. At least three pints, or about
six tumblerfuls, should be taken daily.
American neuroties do not drink enough
water. They have half-dissicated nerves,
and dissication increases nervous irrita-
bility."
In addition. DR.. e. A. Mcclellan says:
There is no question but that good dis
titled water is the best remedy In the
world for disease" The Holland Yeast
Company's Crystal Water is a distilled
and aerated water OF highest possible
quality.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16

leg broken and in fix that he had to be
killed
Mr. Lippencott was driving west on
Second street and came to Main street
just as the north bound Riverside and
the South Main street cars were pass
ing. He checked his horse until, the Riv-
erside car was past and then whipped
up. He. did not see the south bound
car until the front of the car was within
twenty feet of his horse. He tried to
turn short. but the horse, which was
young one. only turned its head and re-
fused to go.
The motorman reversed the power and
tried to stop his car but he was too close
and the car struck the horse with sufS
ficient force TO knock the glass out of
the front of the car. The poor animal
was knocked down and its hind leg mash
ed above the knee. Those who saw
the occurrence said Ii was purely an
accident and unavoidable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16
CANNOT SELL WATER
CONTINUED from Fourth Page.

ed as we'll as the state from sanctioniug
the taking Of the water from the Ar
kansas river ard its tributaries in Colo
RADIO.
The companies made defendants 20 the
suit are as follows; Colorado Fud and
Iron company; the Bessemer Ditch com
pany: the Oxford Farmers Ditch COM
many: the Otero Canal company: the
Lake Canal company: the Riverside
Ditch company; the ca:iin Consolidated
Ditch company; the Graham Ditch COM
pany; the Lamar Land and Canal COM
peny: the Amity canal and Reservoir
company: the Rocky Ford Canal. Reser-
voir. Land. Lean ard Trust company: the
Fort Lyon Canal company; the Colorado
Land and Canal company: the Great
Plains Water company; the Arkansas
Valley Sugar Beet ard Irrigated Land
company: the Bent-Otero Trp-overnea,
company. and the Buffalo Greek Irrisst-
ing company
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16
ITS ANNUAL MISSION FEAST.
German Evangelical Church Will
Celebrate Next Sunday.

The German Evangelical church. cor
ner Market and Waterman streets will
celebrate on next Sunday the 2Srd. 5
annual mission feast and in connection
with it viii dedicate the new church
bell. presented TO the congregation by
Mrs. Fritz and Henry schnitzier- The e
will be services in the morning. after
noon and evening.
The Reverends G.. Nagel of Hollywood
Kan, W. F. Herman of Elinwood. Kan.
and A Moher of Norman. O. T., will
take part in the services Everybody
invited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16

Coral reefs grow very slowly-Heilprin,
the 6erma nscientist. says at the rate
of one foot in one hundred thousand
years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16

H/HY not keep This remedy in your home instead
Of coating until some Of your family IS sick
nigh INTO death and then sending for great huuy,
and perhaps in tie night, arlzs tie patient must suffer
until If can be obtained BUY IT NOW
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16
RURAL CARRIERS TO ORGANIZE.
Meeting VIII Be Held Next Saturday
Afternoon.

A meeting Ct Rural Free Delivery Car
riers Of Sedgxick county IS called .er
Saturday afternoon. August = At SO a.
the Wichita poStofrsce. the object being -
organize 3 county association and elect
delegates to the state association ns~t-
ing to be held al E-rror'a- September
:, IsG
All rural carriers II the county are In
vited TO attend ard take part ia his or
gznizatiq2, become acquainted ard dis
cuss su6,ests Of mutual interest to them
selves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16
WAY crystal Water Is Rest.

1t is distilled on block tin, not on GAL
vanized iron It is free from volatile i'm
purities. II is aerated with purified air
IT is put up IN sterilized containers
Phone for it TO The Holland Yeast Co..
either system.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

6 tpaetn 0ritteI6erg NJ
ge6orenen 4lasfa's itnb in ben beiben
IeBten Sabren bur4 Seu4en oOer
9urger bingerafft porben. Segnunz
gen Der Qualification, Die Seu6en unO
8rdnntfpein in Die 8ebiete Der Natutz
n0Ifer etni4Ieppt unO i6ren 9unger
na9 Sob ftiGt. unO 6efer ais it
qeno ~eine9}ation periteben es Die Qmez
%rifaner, Dieg}aturoDLfer, Die unter lire
6errI6aft fommen, 81 De3imiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Mefern Warb(anS Ga6n.

Srat n RraFt an y. S 1908.
3ies oerIuheH Die 8~iaeHsStutioH, ME tolgt:
SGgIi6.
40 fri6 65neIpOft. 6auptIiuit, 6agcstopn,
81. & u. gabn uHD Dem SaotR uHo ausgtHOms
men SOnntags g. 9. 8. q. GbambersbE0,
Wartiusburg unb Nin3efter.
SdqItd d, ausaeH Om M g onHtcg 9.
7.25 ROrgeus - 9orf, g.. & 8. Dip. uno 6aupts
IiRis 6flt6 bon GmorDs9roUs Carlisle uHD q.
& $. q. R.
S.23 BORN. - 6auptliuis, 6agerstODu, S5ippengz
burg, Greo,rid, GmmitsbuTg uHb g.. * 70.
gabn, Bis clifton.
1912 gorm. = attOmm. mad unionsgriSos, gort
uno Gettysburg.
225 RaduI. &ftomm. mad lIniou=grioqs.
8.32 Ru6m. - Grprtb mad 0Ort uuO q. & 6.Sio.
A25 Ra6m. Ggprtb, 4units on Der Saustlinis,
6oqergtopn, iopie Grtoerid, Gmmitsburg uns
ebippsHsburg.
5.23 Qa5m. aTlomm. nab GmOtp4grooe.
6l5 QbtuOs 49, &ttOmm. nab lluiOns9rjOQe.
ll25 qbsHD5 - @ttomm. mad uuiou=grDoe.
8ur onHtags.
9.35 Dorm. - attomm. mad lRioHsgriOgs uub
6anopsr.
235 gGbm. - Gttomm. mad rlniou=grioes.
400 9u6m. 4tiomHI. nab 6morp=groDe.
1855 GbenDs 4ttomm. uu6 luiou=8rjOGe.
8iuct= unO gepddS&ureau 9r. 215, CfsSdltis
mort=SirdBe.
3u0r baltsu an uHjous, observation-disclosures
Sultous uHO @albrooi l3ortb=Qpt) Station.
o.. q. @risnolp y, Z, 9Rs
8, q. 2anbRFest BID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

idure
ben 8ibliotbefs : Sanatifer Carnegie
fdnt 9err Mc0OnalO, Der fiir3li6 als
Oelegat beg 2pnboner ySraoes gounz
Gil" Die Ser. Staten bereifte unb audi
Den Carnegie : @tabIifements einen
8efu9 abitattete. Mas er bort fab,
per1nlaBte i'm gu Der @%rtlGrung, 6r.
Carnegie niirbe mebr Ieiiten i'm Diem
fe Der 9umanitdt, tpenn er ben Sim
bern Ieiner 4r6eiter 9dube taufte,
Die StraBen pflaitern lieBe unb Die
aer6ro6enen 6enferf4eiben in benGrs
beitertDo6nungen bur6 neue erIeBen
fpirOe. Das pGre berniinftiger, al=
bic Maenf49sit nit ieinen 8ibliOtbefeu
at bsgliiden-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

9us 9 ~
m0gen Der 8eb0lferun9 PreuBen'5 lit
in Der 3eit DON 1899 Bis 1902 INN
mebr, als 81 N}iuiorOen geitiegen.
Na6 Der GrgGn3ungS fteuerz8 eranloz
qung pon 1902 betrug Ou5 8erm0gen
75,647 Mi1ionen Wtart, 9afelbe
~pert6eilte ii6 auf 1,297,485 GrgGnz
3ungSteuer=Genitten Der @rtrog
Der @rgGn3ungsiteuer 1T auf $685.
588 N}urf bere6net. MuF Die StGoz
te famen 616,917 unb ouf pa5 2unO
68O,568 Grgdn8un8Spfli6tige. Die
itGbti19en Steuerpfli4tigen buben
fi6 BON 1895 Bis 1902 nm 1859
pom @unbert, Die ldnOli4en Inn 1866
pom 6unDert bermebrt. 9us geiummz
tie 9ripatberm0gen PreuBen's unter
9in3ure6nung Der ergdn3ungsteuerz
freien @erm0gen ptrb auf 80 Bis 100
MiQiarben qef6GBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
nnfOtOQ0tQs
" GiSeub06ft.

3a@ BEN @ehsu UuD Rorotn.
HbIabrt pom 6d-locrt=Ha5ub0ie, u!c fgl1t.
- 1torotn53 taqlt1 OlatoHsStlitou tAi Nora
sSs0o5 ha0 XSiul1aLsp port mo gof=0lpc1.
eau SotM. l~lnIonsS Station S.52 Worlnl. t3qlf5,
lug Suts3Urq, Gbj0go, Cincinnati. g5uigDtle
r,Gs o %ouisi HoDgtEr, gUffI!o, Gi1qurls
SyI00s Soa5@G9eR uuo RGHe, on 4o5eutlQsn.
"'fC SQtm. illHiorsStafin s. - gIrrr, f5rEh
So S"I.10 lcl emporium l"uH.ttorl mir
IgS 7EE, 49, u Narlor=Staggoe, Sgai. = Waggon
Il 40 SSogm. Ctnion-s tatjon 100 gornll. .aas
t;g, Nl.i5bur8 UUo G|lsD..anD: Rguop9. Wls
SH.7p0Gt IND G.mira, cu WaAuf-r.u
ia SSoIil t~iH.ou= Stlticr I2g 30 g5rml. t5as
S1is,1N "I.o, S].i'5bur9, Gtiuro. G.eUcI1ro,
Q6r;s ~'"0'r eiHcta1lt., NoUisg4l, g.
n n5 @%a1t3!m1ittaas. tdalt6 Bou Ilutoas Station,
E;~.ir .t3OHr9, 2olgoo, Chicago. goujsoiQc lbja
Iiomsro-tt' Sno'ana7o,t5, Ct. 20Uis uu0 @iis
$40 80 @5cn0s, t5slt6 cou lluion.5tation), mad
g 20 'S@ga'Ol columbus uu0 Sf. gDnis.
gniis rtro'I W.. Ie9ll@ looU uuioU=5tatioul. u1b
qt1en6tm Buffers 3lafn1ISsrr lrs GOOD ''7
80 HoeHos, idQlIb Olrior=S-1tirr Qo0 Whps1.
Sl.s0eS9 epMa9o, 6~lsuslauo. Eiudnuati ua0
som. Sgsl ! @o9'i5y %a't'lo uro ~9ljl3aras
- @55To5 QlHio1 Station u.55 WbsuoN,
gSg'sg, Si.isoHF1, GhloJo. Buffalo, SoHgtr,
msagISa.gaus MD GrIei Gl;Dclauo, ousssuons
I55 gla5u., an 0obtntaata. Qo7t Ze9oHt grt.n.
~ Nadm., an gBo9tata8.H, Crfo-D Nfomm.
S'"tapoIls, i.6l SorM. uHo 4.at G-1u. at
SSo@eHtaGtu, SoHuto85 $50 &oru.
1a9 Vopts Grcet=2juit, 73l goym:ltl5s mo 4TT
Ga0Hlitta9s an g9o5cUtaQcu. $50 1orm,tG55
5onHtags.
Bon grcfibcrts StraF.
6.l5 9orm, an Wotsnf1,,u. Qgft .r15 gsg-s,.s
S6ia.
IA Yadu. an Wl,+,r+7-,r Wo-- ->,e,E--Ur-
fommo0atf1r
All God,m, nm m,5srt,,sr crf,ro grr,w-,,
Ootiou.
CPS Qbeuog. IN m,As-t-os- F-orrE mad HEfs
l~cOclrbia.
Bonn rFcr
4.57 ga6m. rEororrifpual qimitr0. t4afFS. Esb
sttD=9oyt, qQss Qarlrrz rro E1tif-g8agoous
a 9bttuotlnbia uuo ~ fDsQ orL
9,I3 (5stii,paoooSS' '" 10 ne 9''D Il, g3,r~itt-55
(SpeiienQQopn. - * I-.,s5.,r---,, van qVifs
mtuQtou), LAG 40 ~ Ws%~,,ftr..s f-r.it+.
%iUa00on), 753. Ii35 9lb-rSs 5r T&SS5Ss-t-,sr
eOuHto0g, lbs. 500 C~n~,iisnr,-o-p o@ I@g,..
ic%Uuogoul, 9.l3 Observation-Disclosures ~ Ia NJ yGrrr
1905 (Spsiieuaaaor BON gRiInfr1top1, Is, 40
$50 &abm. Sp,,i,n1Tarn1 7S 11q5 Wb,rTs
9ur nab Vbirno,rnti, In o. 2 ID q On m.--
o.ns. II8 ? NJ ~ = - -'o 20 N, L,o'
tos,u. Sountr5g az gor- adS 5G> 80
gadmitf5os ' 'o' S"'' "'1' Yt' o."
TAD goFor' ntu. on,
dcrf7qrr ,SS" S'GIyH ef2 U~tltttH5r all No7
Tnrt 49,. Ut" o. 9-9y Ia~ul' l"at.9.
'F'' "'toAlHp -.yU 1llIW. on GS1@cHs
'"a,"'
a1Ioto SItout., A25 Nd6m. an Wohtntlreu.
Bcrrpblle &ttom., $50 gorm. Gorrtacs.
g1b IGlmar mD boubiThFbm 1frfIhrr7.rs-7.
9uHtteu an Der EsiapsrssEip tF ao fa5,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

@beItna 8atti nirb NIT
ben pf90nen gfeften" ibrer Stimme
Mmerifa bod mod einmal begliifen.
sic bat einsn Gontrdft abgef4lofen,
mad nel9em fe in so Gpn5erten aufz
treten ion gu benz 9reife BON $4,000
pro Gon5ert unb so Bro3ent elmer
Me6reinnabme bpn iiber $500 pro
Qbenb. 6r, &obert @rau unb Mab.
Batti mifen Der Stimme Der 9ipa
nod ~nngebeuere 3ugtraft 8utruuen
ober aaf Die Neugier bes ameritanis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

3t6ter 9epbur n, Der
8unbesfenator BON Sbabo, piegt Die
&leinigfeit BON $50 9funb. Gs mar
aud ptrtli9 on Der 3eit, buB enbIi4
etnmol nieOer cine geni4ttge 8eri0nz
li6tett in ben Senat fomnt.
eng. Sts3tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

,,SeitDie 4merifaner ben
p@atenalt" in 9uriS eingefiibrt 6az
ben" 10 i4reibt Elm Barrier 8unftz
i4rtftieQer, rpetB man ni4t, ob man
me6r ii6er Die 8unitf4dBe, Die Nneriz
ia benz dlten europa entfiibrt, trauern
fOn, oDer iiber Die &unit, Die e5 Gu
ropa brtngt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
~crr;r Ncrhiun @rcaceu.

O. f3rb am 6. Tebruar 1903 IN Or No5nun8
ibrcs Saiyaqtrg. Or. @ia:lm @ombel, gr. S35,
99,f47opCftesStraBe Sauuje Sebrin1 @rcattu,
@1ttiT Bon .5obn Z. @rtaccu uuO Sobter pon
@srn5atS anO ooltn 9cbriro, in ibrcnI 30. 4ebtns=
ia5re. Q}cruauOte unO Jrtunot Der 6amtlie ln0
abruaasooait ciageIaocu, Dsn Srautr=GertmOn;e
brutC. Dloutaq, Idbmittapg , llbr, in obcE=
o,uauntsm oluic 6ej3ulpoDueu. &eerDiguug auf
nsr .@rscnmnunt E.msttrnn ~prLpatim. l39-tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Wtonta9, 8. Sebrnar 1903.

Die 8ene3ueIaz Wtrren
miiFen PrGitbent 3OOIebelt ni4t aQ3u
f9pere Sorgen MAIDEN, oenn aus
M~ai6ingtOn pirb beri6tet, OaB ct 5uz
5ebenbs torpulenter nirD unb jeBt
naAe3u 200 9funb tpieot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Cnrrn g[nnr,s GiirnhnhnzEn-

GGbrblun trait in Graft q. 8 IT, 1902.
Sampler Utr!uFeu Bier Gr. 10. Eigb=5traBs:
Sdglt3 au5genommcu Sami,13l els Qormtttaa5
IND 3l5 Na3mitta0s; Samiag5 MN Gl5 Vorz
mittags uuo ubr Qobmitto5s mad Gsut=55lan0,
GtntreOius. Genes uuo 8ujibeufatioucu.
4uibluB on sEtlauar. & 6beI. gtisubobns mad
Cation, Gyiorb uHO 3uiibtatatjonn.
Grabt Miro entgtgcH genomuieu al 0o5tHta5:H
bis 6 lt6r Qbtnbs.
Telephone: 6. & g., (5t. g1uD 3l02. Wo. Qotu.l
81. S. N. ErorcL
CDlajZ7.lSl GeHcrl.z0ti5aitsiBbrsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
9(uouit bad.

IS ftarb DI5Bli5 am s. 6;bruar 1908 guouft
aembad5, G5 Sabre alt, Qelit6ttr 8attc pom 6rcOt=
rid: qemba6. @srnanDtc unO 6rcunoe per 6omi=
Ii. fno o5turQsDouit tiHgslaOtH, Der 8esroigun8
bti;upobucu, lpalbe bsute, DtOntog, BEN 9. Sc
bruar. Raamittaqs nm , Ibr, BON itjner lc5tcu
Q8o5uung, 0s. 1909, gStfts21H0aie=StraBt aus ouf
Der gQ8sittrn Cemetery" itattTin03t. t3S40l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
0arblauO e 9euniBlbauiasGi ieuz
h0hu,Enrunrouip

ROrtb=4ptHutz uuD Altz station Il.
9;rlaitn an 0oDgata9;n ul5 Y0ri, pa, I'M $50
Wiorg,Us uuO 305 glIhUittl5=.
ge.aHtn an Bo4.Hta3eH nap Delta, IA, I'M
7.3G Ulorqcus, 800 uUO 40 ~ys1Dmtt.n3s.
gcrlqHtu an gBo6sutaatu nab Se,ljr, Nto., mt
7.3j, $50 Moyglns. 3.05, 40 Ga3mitta5s unO
600 @btnos.
0erLlHen an SoHU-lptH HJD Della, YI5 um $50
DloraeEs uuD 400 N1Dm.ttl5s.
gsr.lngu an SoHuIastu Hag Ss.1lrf gio. nm
$50 Worgens, 400 yl3m.t.aj5 uHo 1000
/. e. Rorrtg, Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

9err BON Sternburg bat
9rn. Rooiebelt i4on Dor 10 Sabren
propR5eit, DaB er 8rdiibent perOen
niirDe, Wieber Elm 8epei8, 6aB Die
@a4ien nheue" iinb."
mQonisb. Nn8."O
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Mnric OH. Strotmcner.

IS ftayb am 8. 6cbruar 1903 Maris N. stylts
mrDcr in ibrsm Il. Nebcugiabrc, 9cIitbte Satin
Os o,ritorbenau Sulius StrltmtDsr. @trpauOts
IND GrcuuOe DER camille iub abtuuQsDOut eil8tz
laotu, OR 9terOiguH0 bci3uuObntu, w'lbt NOT
gen, 2icritnQ, Den 10. Gtbruur, yld5mittags UNI
, ubr, pom Der Q%8ObnuH9 ibrc5 S6pit0trIobacs,
oru. 6. ,3iegct, Ir. 422, @,t=6rantltu=StraBe aus
ami Dsr Observation-Disclosures ilttfinOet. @itte,
feline 9dmtu! tD-l)
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Qcpnaro 9Gcin.

Ga ftarb am Z. qebruar 1903. 6 u6r 9to.acns,
qeenorS Sl,in. a%eIsbt,r 8dttt BON 9tarit &!ein'
i'm g. Qs6snsia6Te. 2it @erOignng finOtt eutt,
@oataq, Den 9. Stbraar, am % II5F 9i23mitz
tags, Dom 5rauerbluie, Mr.. 7l2, e9a22azStt9B
m1rofs uno Grsunoe i10 ohtuHgsDOlt eiH9e'aoeH.
(QstDzQOrttT 3situugeu m0gsH g'Iali9t e0P"'N.)
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@rDBfirF 9uu1 &Ierun>
Der, Der fpegen fetner Mesaaiance aus
benz ruiiti6en Seer uustreten rnO
3uBIanb meiben muBte, lebt CUR 3ett
III &om. 8on bort melbet bas Sour
NAL" Der 8roBfiirit beabii4tige CUR
r0mii4 : tatbolii4en Religion iiberz
3utreten.
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GrSututbc 6rctieG.

e farb sl6blib in ibrer lettcn @obnung, 9r.
1916, Cft59iOOlrsStr am Is. Jtbru1r Aoeno5
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Qesro:qup finoet 6cute, glontaq, Na9mlts
tags 2 ubr, pom Srauerbauie aus aui Der rSaItJz
more Cemetery itdtt. 9itie, ttlne SluHtn!
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Baltimore : 9ampf : Go6et 60.
CNIte uue jupcrIdtIge 8atseiute.)

NNH $500
Sis Ger. 6taatcu4Not btI6rotguo.
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WiGst4gurtau Der r@aoz2int," Mr. l03. Cf=0altiz
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glarDlauO, GourtlarO 49,. g!baugb'g, = Roroz
Gbarlc5zStrabe, UNI SUreau br g5caboar9 Qjr
Cine" Continental 5ruit 60. gu;ising."
Spbn y. gberppoe. G.. Bropn,
8.zBrdI. II. @eHsUtaaoser, ,=BoIasierzgsent.
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9lnmcr RnppN.

IS ftarb 5andtao, Den Z. Gcbruar, l3 lbr Mhor=
gems, nab fur5cm 2,iptn Aamsr &noOp, ]Qtljcbttr
@attc BON Geicoa GnDop, qG5. Cutcu, in ieinem
81. Qe5tusiabrt. Die 9rroiguuq f;uoct btutc,
M}outaq, 9ll5mittag5 , I6r, BON icintr ltBtcn
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Or Observation-Disclosures itatt. @eriDauotc uu0
Trcuu0e ijuO abtungsDout eingtla0:n, ~btijnypo5=
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ten ri9teten Dor einiger 3ett cine Sim
gabe an ben id3iif4en &riegsminifter,
cine Regelung bes 9ueqpeiens Der
bei5ufii6ren, Der &riegsmtntiter bui
6arauf e%ripibert, baB er Dem 8unz
i9e Der Stubsnten nt6t ~itdttgeben
f0nne, ba Der 3peifampf obneoies ge=
feBli9 perboten unb ftrafbar lei.
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mIiinhcth Mprik.

Fg farb ON 6. 6.braor 1898 I'll n6r AbtnOs,
Srg 5faris' i'm 50. 2ebsngiabrt. pie @eerotqnng
fiaoef 5tnfe, Woutaa, om 9. 5;bru1r @das
rjttoos , Il5r, BON Der Bobnung ibrcs 68pie9ers
;obres. 0rm. 4. 56afftr. Rr. 4l2, 4ero@eal0oun=
SfyoBe, aus fatt. 9erpaHote IND SFtaanle Rno
frtuuotidt eiuqtidDM. o2Wl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

8iel 5reube bat Ontel
Sam an ieinen @4peitet : Republiz
fen ni4t, es miiBte Oenn egOiitii6e
S4abenfreuoe iein. Sn 9OnOuras
brpbt &ebolutior, neil BEL Der iiingz
ften PrGiibentenpabl ii6er $4,000
@timmen mebr abgege6en porOen
iino, olS regiftrirt puren. Sober Der
beiben GanbiOuten I'm Die 9rdiiOent@
f4aft 6e6auptet nun, DAP der anbere"
Die gdn5e MOgelei auein beIorgt babe
unb OrObt es auf Die @ntf8eioung Der
8affen antommen gu lofen. Qu9 in
l1ruguup OrObt berQus6ru9 elmer 3es
pollution. LIMB ipegen bes Qcregebiez
tes ltegen ii6 8ruitlten unb 8olibia
in ben 6daren.
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Die 8attin 8ubolp98 Sir
6pp's bat Dem Mdrtif6en Probin=
5ialy02ufeum Die grOBe iilberneGbrenz
fGrtle gum @ef6enf iiberpiefen, Die
i9rsm 8atten gum 70. 9eburtstag BON
Der freiIinntgen Partet gepiOmet NOR
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

9epcatte in 9eIonore
bate leBten Samita9 nieber ieinen
@4anopfabI : 9rii8eItog, G5 pur>
ben elf 11ebeItbGter OffentLi6 geitdupt,
einige fpegen 3iemli4 geringfii8iger
8ergeben. Die 3a6I Der applt3irten
6iebe betrug ie nu8 Dem 8i6terfpru=
DE 10 Bis 40. Dap Die 9riigeIitrafe
ni6t abf6redenb pber beFernb nirtt,
IGBt it4 baraus erie6en, baB fe inn
mel pieber CUR 4nOrOnlrng tOmmen
muB, Dap Die Stdupungen Dffentliz
DE finb, ma6t Die 9elaparer Suiti3z
pflege nur nod piberlt6er. 9erStaat
9elatpure foqte bod i'm 3tDan3tgiten
Subrbunbert nit btefem mittelaGterliz
den Su7ti3iiberbIeibiel aufrGumen, 3uz
NAL nod lange nt6t ale, Die an ben
S6anbpfabl ge60ren, benIelben 3ieren.
Die fleinen 9iebe ftdupt man, Die
grpBen ldBt man laufen.
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Nir Mitn MIDI!
81 6.

MleTts:
Der Sob nur fam m / r BON oi6
trennen,
Spnit trennt m + ni6ts oon bid;
Sa, iter6enO tperb' i9 Dir nod nenz
men,
Qu4 bann geb0rft bu m / d.
WeIind:
8ebaute Iebr, fam 81 ni6t bienen,
Sir Sbnen fiibr i9 2ie6e ME;
SD fage Sic: Sd femme S6nen
l1nO mag ni9ts 6Oren mebr DON
Sic!