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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
Gus benz Snncren Warslano's nno
ben nusrensenDeu Staate1.
&ebemptprit EN- SO Sabre
in Wnndpplts.

Ut De 1T I'll OO Su e
n annapolis.
en- Qnnapolis purbe Mtttpo4 ods
5O-id6rige geitsben Der S4ule bes
Rebemptoriften : Orbens in Der ct.
Marien : Stride IN feierli9er 8eiie
begongen, Cine P~ru3effionF in Der bic
8riioer, Der &tr9en4or, bic Ropt3en
unb 9rieiter marf9irten, eroffnete Die
eFeierli6feiten. Sci Der feierlt9en
6u9mefe mar gater Wm. Gliding,
Der 8ropin3ial bes Srbens, Der Gelez
brunt, 9ater 6. ). S4eurer pon8ufz
fato Otafon unb Pater s. u. QtB3etz
tor Der 81. Mi9aels : Stride in Bal
timore, Sub 9iafon. Die 9rieiter,
ein6eimiI6e unb aus unberen StGoz
ten, befunber ii9 i'm Santtnartnm.
Die prG9tig gei4miidte &ir4e mar
Biz auf ben tsBten BluB nit &nod9z
tigen gefiiGt. Yuter SOiep9 8eifel
BON PHILADELPHIA, bas Senior : Wfttz
qlieb oes Oroens Der 8altimorerProz
pin5 Der Reoemptortlt ten, Der tiir5li4
fem eoloenes SubilGum beging, belt
Die 8reoigt. Sin Diner fdno nu9
Der Mefe i'm !6aufe bes Srbens, oes
e6emaligen drroGaWobn6auies itatt,
gu benz ii4 auBer pielen anberen bic
folgenben Brieiter nieoerlieBen: $. s.
2~otpefamp, Rettor Der ct. Sutubusz
Stride, Baltimore; 80. 8rid, puitor
i'm Sl9eiter : goueg, Marplanb; 90.
&efel, Rettpr Der ct. Soispbs Sir
DE, Rp6eiter, N.sg.; s. Sptsbel, 8etz
TOR Der ct. 9eters : Stride, 9bilaoelz
p6ia, 9d.; 8ater Qutb, Rettor berSt.
@lpbonfus : &ir9e, Baltimore; S.
Rlang, Superior Der @ucrsb @eart
Gbur8, 6igbIurbtofpn, Baltimore
Gpuntp; George s. 0uiolb, proturuz
Tor Der Probin5 Baltimore; Ni9olas
sSirle, s. 8ptt, u. Sub, 5. WeberM .
WolsfelD, s. Dlag, s. SbouB, S.
S6ott, 9. Gliding. 6reb. 0anen6uuz
er, s. GtoI5, Baltimore; Sol. puBer,
uHh $. glib, PrOfeforet gu Sl4eiter,
Mb.; 8riiber puul unb 8aptif Don
SI9efter, Mb., unb Gabriel Srebertd
unb &pmdr BON Baltimore.
Rpti5en.
Der II Monate dlte Sp6n bes6rn.
@oparb 5pgun DON Cumberland bers
brannte an Mitttpp9 81 Sobe. 9as
iaino bate nit 3iinbbDl3ern geipieIt.
Sn SiumsDtGe itarb an Oienitag
6r. 8dter s. Silance i'm Otter BON
IS Sd6ren in Ger Mo6nung ieines
S9piegerfobnes 9rn. Wiqiam s,
Surrer.
Samss Spann, % Sabre aft, tprr=
be in Der Sudipn Mfre BET 2pndco>
ming bur4 8oblen peri9ittet. Man
grub i'm beraus, bod ftar6 er ra9
fur5er 53eit IN ben erlittenen @erlez
bungen.
Der Prp3eB gegen ben bes Morbes
BON 6rn. Spbn Smler nabe 4ibgelp
dngetld9ten Neger Qbam Stepdrt
lit bon Denton mad 6entrebiGe per=
legt poroen. Der Geger beftnDet fi9
I'M @efdngniB gu Baltimore.
Qm Mitttpo9, benz lsBten Sage fir
biefen 3ped, rpuroen irr 5agerstonn
100 a~pptitdtionen fir S9anflicen3en
eingerei9t.
Der 3orpeboiGger r!6ppfins" mahts
gsitern bon 4~nnapplis aus feline of
fi5ieqe probefabrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

8eerbigungen.- Inter benz
einbrudspoQen Geremonie4 Der 5retz
maurer nurben geftern gtd9mttta9
bic irbiI6en l1eberreIte OOn 9rn. Saz
cob 6riebri4 0ablmer, pel4er am
0ienitag Morgen frii4 pl0Bli4 aus
benz Qeben f6ieO, bonn Srauer6auie,
CIR. 6O6, @iiDz@ 6urpitruBe, aus ouf
Der nQoubon : 9urt : GemeterD" CUR
epigen Ru6e ge6ettet. puitOr u. s.
@terger lettete ben beutf4en Srauerz
@~ottesbienIt, unb PuitOr 6. 0&. s3imz
hermann fpra3 in engIii4er @praz
DE 0orte bes SroiteS gu ben 6inter@
~laffenen. Die Sincerity : Qoge g}r.
181" Der Sreimaurer, pel4er ber@ntz
f6laFene aI5 geiddBtes Mitglieb an
ge60rte, po6nte benz 2ei4enbe8dngniB
in cprpore BEL unb iteqte aud bic
8u6rtu6trGger. Inter ben 3aBlreiz
6en 8lumenipenben, pel4e an ietnem
Sarge niebergelegt tpuren, befanoen
fi8 fol6e pon Der Satin un6 ben
Rinbern, Der 5trma 806mer &c 3Oz
f6er, 6rn. 5enrp Heinbarbt, 9rn. S.
8aupeI uno Srau, 9rn. 5. 8Opers,
6rn. 6. Sallter unb 5rau, 9rn.8arz
ten unb 5rau, Srn. 6. s. 6tnt, 9rn.
So6n &06lein, 5rr. gonraO Miler,
6rn. 8. @4u4orbt, 9rn. 2ebne uno
6rQu, 6rn. @eorg Se6m unO Sruu,
6rn. 8. 0a6lmer unO 6rau, 9rn. s.
0ablmer unb 6rau, 6rau 8urt, 9rr.
8rarer unb 6rou, 9rn. 6. ReabL,
6rn. Nepri4 unb 5ruu, 9rn. Man~
goIo unb Srau, 9rn. 2obrmann unb
6rau utb 9rn. ". 5. Sod unO Srau.
Der @er6li6sne mar bor 46 Subren
in 9nielingen BEL &drlsru6, 8aben,
geboren unb fam bor 81 Sa6ren nu4
Baltimore. @r betrieb bier Biz gu
feinem Sobe an Der SbarpitraBe eine
profperirenbe 8Gdsret. 6r. 9a6lmer
mar au9 M2itgIieb bes o0farpz
lamb 8d6erz8ereins, Der n8eretntg@
ten Bidder : 9eIenf9aft" unb oes
g@ereins Der 9eI6dftsleute bon Glib
Baltimore" @r 6interldBt auBer fetz
ner Satin bier G0bne, G6arles,
9enrD, 8iQiam unb 2outs 9a6lmer.
- Der Gei6nam Der Srau Gat6az
rine S9r0ber, Satin bes 6rn. 9enrb
S9r0ber, pel9e am IL. bs. N1t8. i'm
Otter BON 80 Sa6ren in ibrer 8e6auz
fung, Nr. 1906, 6olbrOOt StraBe,
ftarb, tpurbe gefern g2a9mittag unter
ungemein 5a6Grei9er 8etheiIigung DON
2eibtragenben BON Srauerbduie aus
auF Der Baltimore Gemetern" our
IeBten Ru6e betattet. puftor Gbr.
&iibn BON Der ct. Paulsttr9e an Der
Gde BON Fremont unb Saratoga
@truBe amtirte i'm Srauer6duie unO
am 9ru6e, unb als 8a6rtu4trGger
Fungirten bic So. Strip 9egner, SO6n
2tnbemunn, 8ern6arb @tpumeier,
@rnft @8rDber, SuIius unb 6rieOrt4
Comp. Cine groBe Qn3a6l 8lumenz
qepinbe purbe am 9rabe niebergez
legt. 6rau @9r6ber, ge6. 80del, err
6lidte bas 2i9t Der @elt in 9efenz
0urmffabt am %. SuIi 1869 uno
fam Dor Is Su6ren mad 4meritd.
Qm 8. Robember 1895 purbe ie nit
i6rem nunme6rigen Mittper, 5rn.
Seinri3 @8rDOer, getruut. 4uBer
i6m 6interIGBt tie 5fpei ainOer, i6ren
Batter, 6ru, &ugut 80fel, uno brei
@8peItern, Die 5rGuen Bertha
OliDer, 2enu 0egner un0 Spp9Ie
Qinbemann.
@em ge6Drt bic n9r9-
guoen SAFE, elm % Sabre alter Neger,
fpurbe geitern BON @ebeimpoli5tften
8rablep per6aftet, als er Derfu4te, in
einem pf%dnblotuIe an Der Befs8altiz
moreJ5traBe, cine u6r gu Dertdufen,
ii6er beren 6erfunft er feline genaue
Qugtunft geben pOlEte. POli3eiri4ter
Quben ianbte Jpn fir Elm peitsres
8er60r mad benz 9efGnguib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

iii bic GoIoraboer u III
torttGten fe It ge4alten. -
Der U2ufiter @6urles &rnolo Don
0enber, GoG., pel9er bier am Mittz
mod auf bic Qni4uloigung bes an
gebli6en 8roBOiebItabls berbuftet
nurb, als er feline mad 9eutf4lunb
reiIenbe camille an 8orb bes 2lopb<
9umpfers r8resluu" bringsn poate,
bate geitern bor benz Poli3eiri4ter
Se6tig i'm mittleren 9tatiOn56ouIe
elm @er60r unb tpurbe bon bemielben
fir bic GoIoraboer Nutoritdten feit=
ge6alten. Murf4au 6arnun bat BON
0enper cine 9epeI6e er6alten, ipel4e
beiagt, baB Elm 9ebeimpOli3tit bereits
cuff Der 8etie na4 Baltimore TT, I'm
ben NrreItanten gu 6olen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
6~pnFtrmauSen, aufaepnRt!

6eb6ers neues glteGier, Nr. 321,
Nprb<9 lit auf's MOOernite
eingeri9tet. @on ben neuen tinitlez
rid boGenbeten 6intergriinben lit be-
fonbsrs Die 8irdensScen fir &ufz
na6msn in Combinations : &leibern
erpG6nenspert6, Ntte 8iGber tperben
copirt unb pergrOBert. 8inoer<2tufz
na6men iinb cine BON 5ebbel's @pez
5ialitdten.. @unberbIbide cabinet
8ilber fir 81 bas Subsnb.
MGr315,1S
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q n fir t.

Cine 0arnung fir bas
8ubIitum unb 6GnbIer. =
she 5amiIp 9bpfictan" t0nnte, ME
ale guten 0inge, na4gema4t perben.
Q4ten sic bei'm @intuuf Oarulf, bGB
Sic muir ben e9ten, BON Der a6Ou4enS
MeOicine Company" bergeiteIIten, err
6altsn. Sn 6eG6Iuuen Pateten 0er~
paft; bic Sorte, bic Sic tets ge>
brau8ten. sic BADEN bamit glei43etz
tia cine @arantie fir befen @4tbett
BON Or. S. 8. 9ou9ens, Grfinoer uno
6erfte[er felt BEN leBten Is SdRren.
SrgenD cine anbere Offerirte @orte 1T
eine gemeine TGIi8ung. N4tungsboQ
Or. Sp6nS s. 9ou9ens. Q00
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
@rfnrfipnen

Sept 1T bic ri4tige 3eit fir Gaus
len unO OrganiiatiOnsn, fi9 lire @rs
tu%rfionstage gu fi4ern, fails Sic nit
benz @olte gu geben unO babel GiRs
ndbmen gu er5ielen piniden.
(94-1O8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
germiidte teleqrap9iide seaeidem.

- @inbre6er rau6ten borgeftern
Qbenb sSupelen un0 S6mudid6en
i'm 8ert6e BON $4,000 aus Der 0obz
nung 96iIipp StOd's, @etretdrs beg
engliT6en 8rauerei1S BnOifats in CT.
Qoui8, nG6renb bic 6amilie 6etm
@benOeFen faB. Der &utT6er Sumes
8terfon 1T unter Dem @erbu6t Der
M}it19ul0 ber6dftet iporben.
= Sn Dem unter benz Ramen 0un<
bee betannten Stdbtt6eile bon 8uIz
fatc, u.s., nurbe Der 3OziG6rige
Staliener @alogero Sdleco tpG6renb
Der DorleBten g&a4t i'm 6au8gange
feiner 8o6nung ermorbet. Der
MOrber 1T nod auf freien 6iiBen unb
ietn WtOtiD lit unbetunnt.
= DEB 9aObOd, Elm Subrmdnn,
nurbe geitern frii6 in elmer @irtbs
i9aft on Der 8ofperD in Nepzgorf
BON benz S9anfpGrter Sames Garter
erf9oTen. Der QeBtere befinoet Ti9
in 9aft unb ertldrt, er babe Pabbod
BON Der 8eruubung zines 8aites abb
6alten po1en unb ben S9uB aus
0ot6ne6r a~6geFeuert. 8ier anoere
MGnner, tpel6e 5pgegen tparen, iin0
e6enfuQs ber6uftet tpor0en.
Sn pttts6urg, 9a., trat geftern
bic gSnternationule Ginbergartenz
Union gu i6rer Subre5Deriammlung
5uIammen. 400 Oelegaten itnb 5us
qeqel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
Sekt lit Die Seit,

Guer Rlut ,u r%tiuioen; t~utl,Oiot SUD Gurer @iua
tersGridltung uuO fdrtt Guer Sphem.
IS eiebt teiu 70 eutes Stdriuugsmittel, pie
THE Family Physician"
Bel alien apotbefrn 25c @robeflul6su gratis.
spuGeus @eSieiue So. SSs R0resGapsstr
C6tbrll, 3glD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

Wetteruusft9ten. Sir
Marplanb unb ben Oiftrift Columbia
fGar am 6reitag, flar unb rpdruer am
-Samfag, fraae n9rbli4e unb Oitlt9e
MiEbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
Sin 6Ieibuis.

Mdn tOnnte ebenfO gut einen 6ausz
bra9en nit elmer liebenspiiroigen
@6eguttin Der9lei6en, pie &c NJ . + NJ
8iere nit 5rant StetPs
9ebrdu. Sor9falt BEL Der 3ubereitung
unb Dor5iigli4es Waterial iinb bas
9ebeimniB. (Iprtl17)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

16.1l4 1466 21576 2648 2O899 1860 1924 1892
Stir bic GunoiDaten oes 5tpettsn
aafbs3pei9es itent Ii9 bas @Otum,
pte fOlgt:
Gr1ter 9iftrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

GMEftelfrof, Gbmerscn, mata.
ria, Ga Grippe fito id1tiinme Grfdl.
funaem fmrirf Durcb ,,9lanep's Mame
WiIis" tamb loo Hiifiiger Germ(.
greiS csc. M1enthalben tertamft
fGsl2t G&G, lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

Menn Sic size 6amilp gbpfician4
faufen, fD1ten Sic ben in blduen
paGeten perpadten fOrbern, unb teinen
anbsren nebmen, aIs bas PrGpardt Der
.Spu9ens Mebicine s d."
Rr. 332. ROrbs9 upftraBe. Q00
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

SIN 9abf : 8arben, g1r. 343,
Meit : 8iOoleitraBe, fan0 geitern
46enO u6ermaIs Elm bo4interefantes
8otalz urb Snitrumentul : CONCERT
itattmit tpeI4em au9 einn gateBaIt"
ber6ur6en mar. Der 8eIu9 mar Guz
BERT 3ubIret4, pie i6erbaupt 9r.
&urt &uoOIpb 9tern6erg nit fsinem
bis6erigen grfOlge pDbl 8ufrieben 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
zas Offisieae aeiuItat.

Wie mad Der 3d6lung Der Stats
Mubldufiidts : 8ebDtoe BEL Der
9rimdrfpabG bic 9emotraten ibre
Stimmen a6gaten.
9as &efultat Der qrimGrpabGen
am Z. @pril 1T mad Der offi5ieGen
3dbluna fir bic bemotrutil9en @dnz
bibaten fir Ma1or, gDntroleur unb
grdiiDent bes atpeiten Gatbsarpeiges
pie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
g q m # g. unb gsG i
furfipnen ndn WdIbinoton SIPS

duf Ser ngennIptoaniuzga
ginete iinO fir Die Riidfabrt Biz
Gonntag N6enb giiltig. 4Ge 3iige,
Der rGonsrelfiOnal 2imtteb" ausge>
npmmeh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
Nus SaItimnre=G unmtB.

0rei 5abrifsn in Baltimore Gonntp
fperben bur9 ben Sruit gei9lofs
len. -S9ulbtg beFunben.-8erz
f9isbenes.
Die nl1ntteb States Cotton 9ud
Corporation" plant bic Gon5entriz
rung tbrer Derf4ieoensn 6abriten unb
min baber Die fleineren Spinnereien
in Baltimore unb 6ofparo : @ountn
f9lteBen. Gs Iinb bies Die Spinnez
reien gu 2aurel, 6ranflinoiGe unb
Pb0nir. Die Spinnereien in ben erit@
genannten beiben SrtI9uften iinb be-
retts gef4IOfen, unb oieientge 81
2aurel, 9onarD4Gountp, fpirb binnen
&ur3em auBer 8etrte6 gefteIt. 4ae
bisberigen QngeIteuten bieier 5ubrt@
fen iousn angebIi9 in ben 9pinnsz
reten gu @ooo6errp, N2t. @aibington
ii. I. m. in 4rbeit gefteut per0en.
Gtpa 400 gerionen fparen in ben be-
rett8 geIdlofenen @erten beiaGftt9t.
6 d ftetnlegung gu Spar=
rpp's Ppint.
Der @fftein Der rre1en S9ule gu
Sparrop's Point purbe geItern Wttt@
tag unter entipre4enben @eremonie'n
gelegt. sSn ben @dI tetn tpurOen GTemz
plare bes yOeut59en Gorreiponbens
ten" unb Der engli76en 3ettungen
8aIttmore's gelegt, Iopte Die Sa6res@
beri9te Der bts6ertgen S3ule, Die
0umenslifte Der 2e6rer, nel4e fett
benz 8eIte6en Der @8ule bafeGbit
unterri9t ertbeilten, Stutiititen Der
nMarblanb Std6l|Go." II. T.. N. 4nz
fpra6en tpuroen gebaIten BON 9rn.
Rufus &. WoOo, @enerdl<Qgenten Der
nMar1lanb @ta6l1Gp.," 9rn. Sofepb
BLAIR, prin3ipal Der @9ute, un0
9rof. Ml6ert g. goote BON Sopfon.
Oie Mitgliebsr Der S4ulbe60rbe BON
8alttmprezg puntp, bic gountn4Gomz
mifIGre unb cine 4n3abl 8dlttmorer
nabmen an Der 5eier She'll. Die
@9uIe toftat $4,000.
@etrdut.
SRI. N2arp 8a9l, SCOOTER BON 9rn.
8eorge &a6l, unb 9r. Sofep6 Sod
nuroen am Mittpo4 Mtorgen in Der
fot6. 81. SOfepbsz&ir6e an Der Bel
air : 3pab aetraut. Batter Mnnts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

0as brittle Sa6resbanz
tett bes nMarpldnber 9Otelierz8erz
ems funb geitern @6enb i'm r9otel
4ltamont" am Gutafp : place ftatt.
6r. Serene 8. SOpce fungirte ais
Soaitmeifter uub &eben tpurben gez
6aIten DON ben So. M. 90. Sang
born, Mapor 9upes, @6urIes R.
S9irm, Srant 6. Ma9ter, 8. 8.
@teman, GbarIes SO. &napp unb
@Oparb gRoBmun. 9as Gomite BE-
ItanD aus BEN So. Serpme 5. Sopce,
6. Ddrner Stort un0 Sames %. u.
S'gpnor.
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nnmiberftcblih!
.uder iudt Bel meiner SeeI'

unfDtDefffcbItdt
Dem Muder judi Bel meiner Seel'
Die ausge6rannte biirre &e6l',
ODD muB er 9etmIi8 ems %probiren
BON 5ranf Steils 9rtma : Eager
bieren.
Sc I'll, man idgt es nt4t Oergebens,
Sin 8rafter3euger uno g&er0 be3
2ebens.
(Qpril7i9iSr)
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toitet $4,000.
QS ? T.

Sri. N2arp RabG, SOdter BON 9rn.
George &abI, unb 9r. SofepR Sod
nuroen am Mtttpo4 Wtorgen in Der
fot6. 81. Sofepbsz&tr6e an Der BEL
air : 3pab getraut. Batter 4nnts
8dmp umtirte nit 4iiiiten3 bes 3D.
ters 6rant Wunnenburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
pie 0tfritts>g onpens
ttpnen n.


Die bier republitdnif6en gonpenz
tipner1, in tpel9en Die Ganbibaten fir
rem apeiten Rat6s5peig nOminirt
perben miifen, finben morgen Nbenb
8 nbr ftatt. Die Contention bes err
ten Stabtrdt6s : 0iItritts miro in
Der rp9ilantbropp : 9ans" an Der
Sf18altimoreItraBe pDn 6rr. Sips.
81. Robinfon, bic bes 3petten 9iitrift3
in Der rYeabob1 : 6aGe" an Der @de
ppn 26. unb ct. 9aulitraBe 0 9rn.
90. $. $. 5uIBer, bic Oes britten 9iz
ftrtfts in Norppob's 6aQe an 2auz
ren8itrabe unb 9ruio6iq : QbenlIe
BON 6rr. @eorge s. Sones unO bic
Oes Dierten Oiitritts in Der n9oGins=
haue" BON 6rn. g6arles $. Roberts
CUR OrDnung gerufen tperben. Sm
bierten 9i itrtft BADEN Die Ganbtbaten
Sc 8eb unb &eueD ie brei 8arbS in
Der 9rimdrpa6l geponnen; es perz
lautete geitern aber, baB 6r. 8eGep
un6eOingt bic Domination erboltsn
piirbe.
Snbofftrt.
Ser 80. s. Malfter : Club Der
%. MarO" inboifirte in elmer @erz
IammIung in g2r. SO, SfzMontgoz
merpitraBe, bus repu6Iitanti6e 9tdet.
Gin Pro6i6tttons Sidet.
SIN 8iireau Der 8u6luufit4tsz8e~
b0roe fpurpe geitern Elm Prohibitions
Sidat fir Die Munt3ipalpa6l angez
melCst. 9afeIbe beftebt aus 9rn.
Wm. 8isrtel BON g2r. 1135, 8aGebz
9traBe fir Mapur; 9rn. Sobn 81.
6ering pon g2r. 416, MOfberitraBef
fir @Qntroleur, unb 9rn. s. 8. 8lud
BON Gr. 1886, Otzg}ort6zADenue,
fiir prGfibent bes 8peiten Rat6s5pei>
ges.
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NittI. Soroueterf. 1852 Sodfc 9culpsrGtur. so
DtittI. Sbermouetsrh.. 46 9tisorisite 2eupeTat. 81
Die hohife ShHelisfeit oe5 geinoes in elmer
Stuuoe bstrus 10 9icilen pom JtoroofftH.
Sdsgefrist 8 ttttr. Die Risoriofs
Stmpratur Ss o~tfrieeH Saets Obs s 1br absn0sl
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Wholesome Literature.
(Commanicated.l }


The value of good literature cannot be
overestimated. II stands out as beacon
light, directing the mind of the observer
to better and nobler conception of life.
This new idea OF life acts as mainssav.
bracing the thonghts and actions of the
person who is SD fortunate as to have
had the opportunity to read good litera-
ture and who, in reading 1t, has absorb
the soul and life OF what he has read.
The term ''good literature" here in
cludes not only Shakespeare, Browning,
Emerson, Dante and a host OF other
classical writer's, but also all Onr stand
ard works on ethics, philosophy, sociol-
ogy theology etc. Spencer is jnst az
necessary for complete appreciation
literature as is Shakespeare. So for bar
win, Fiske, Hlxisy. Rlskin and others.
The mind must not be satisfied with the
Viewa and inspirations of a limited set OF
authors, but must broaden out and gen.
eralize the ideas produced By all. THE
is the only wav that literature will do
ths most good. And this is the only
way that We can get an impartial view
Of the thousands Of questions which are
continually coming up and are discussed
by these men. All good literature, no
matter in what form it is written, has an
ultimate meaning and this meaning is
the life Of that particular kind of litera-
ture. We find meanings applicable to
all phases OF life hid in Shakespeare.
Emerson said that Shakespeare was in
spiFed.A No other man ever held such VaTi-
ed conceptions of life. Shakespeare could
make his characters philosophers or
fools. They represent all stages in life
and more than THE they represent these
stages naturally. This is where Shake
speare's genius lies, and this is what
makes him live now and will make him
live 80 long as the hearts Of the people
are capable OF responding to noble sem
timents. Hamlet's soliloquy is philoso-
ply; Portals pleading to the Jew to be
lnerciful is life and Calaban's gobbing
in the Tempest is idiocy. Shakespeare
touches every string of the human eonI,
producing vibrations that blend into the
harmony OF complete whole. His best
characters are tTanscendent in thought.
They are beautiful in their conceptions;
30 beautiful that the transient CLEANS"
now and then brought forth give to the
reader new lease Of life. They give to
us moods as variable as those We might
catch frOu the grandeur and loftiHess of
some snow capped mountain, to the
dreariness of barren waste. No other
nan has ever eqnaled Shakespeare In
lns peculiar style OF thought, in his abil-
ity to play with words and in the per-
eonality oil his writings. Those who have
read Shakespeare and got the soul OF
what he has written are better men and
women To coms in tonch with such
man is to be akin to the conservative
elements in life and these are the eIe-
nlents wiich promote the general vel
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-10-15

tare.
herter, sbeucvf vas uasremat csaa
aud his area,pea,s canno, be torn down.
They stand nnt clear and lucid, every
link iinins the preceding one, makinsa
complete chain. They are keen and PEN
etratins and based npoa principles
which are accepted ~ truths. Speacer
and his colleagues represent new era
in human Thought. Thisaew era is the
investigation ui Truths unhSmpered nv
pre,existins assumptions and eoncln
sions.
Deprive man nt his power tn think
freely aud he is but nttle better thaa
brute. The free exercise Of Thought must
I've allawt-i Il the greatest advancement
il desired in human progress. II Is on
" necessary that this Thought should he
pure aud logical, AZ education advances
men tiriit more and more into the views
held by such men as Spencer To become
acquainted with snch class Of authors
develops stability of thought aud teei-
ing aud creates sense of mastery nn-
equaled by any other style Of literature.
Probably nc otscv snthor is cherished
in the hearts Of the American people as
IL Emerson. Emerson wrote in advance
af his time asa number OF our best men
have done. Al the time Emerson write
he was ridiculed and laughed to scorn
by the ministry uow he is quoted from
the pulpit by our beet preachers. THIS
shows that great evulatien in thenghi
has taken place and is now taking
place. AS civilization advances mans
cence ption of religion must also adj
vance. Science has changed our know /
edge of natures laws from r inlnhled
mass into scientific precision. 1t has
changed mans conception of universe
made up OF ons world with blue dome
overhead, into millions Of worlds finat-
ing through infinite space. This is Why
Emerson is appreciated now more than
ever. lie saw in nature everything that
led to right living. lie was both phil
osopher and pot. His conceptions
were beautiful aud his ideals practical,
He saw what no other man has probably
ever seen or ever will see completely.
lie rose far above the ordinary ulane ot
existence and seemed to catch. al times,
the far away gleam Of the Infinite,
Such men as Emerson are invaluable
additions TO the progress in thought
Tney open up new fields, new ideas
new conceptions. new life in which
mankind may roam aud make independ
eut investigations. They encourage free
thought, which is as necessary for adj
vaneement as food is for life.
Literature. after all. represents one o
the greatest achievements OF y nation
After all else is dead good literature viii
live. The wealth of nation is no ulor,
au end in itself than is the wealth Of an
individual 1t is merely means to al
end. This end is a higher civilization
progress in all lines. the chiefest o
which is art. The most enduring OF al
the arts is good literature. 1t is thI
standard by which the progress of +
country is measured. 1t is u torch
Illuminating the past and revealing Il
| mankind the sentiments, ideals and lif'
Of nation. Even though the nation
wfffn ff deai NAst VI p kpeIsPn KS .dG Aas writer
the people are tuned to transceBdenl
thought. W. +. ALLEN.
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A young woman accountant in
New York City stole $4,000 from
her employers and now the people
are wondering how she spent so
much money. That's easy, if they
have milliner stores, bon bon shops
ice cream soda and matinee tickets
in New York as we have in Oregon.
The only wonder on the part ofthe
average Oregon husband, or father
of grown daughters is how the poor
thing managed to squeeze along on
such small amount.