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Evening star., 1903-07-15
Race Hatred in the North.
From the Boston Herald

There are. approximately, ten million
negroes in the United States. Since the
emancipation of the slaves there has been
no time so full of peril and anxiety to them
as Il class throughout the country al
though, doubtless, in the time of the ku-
KluX raiiing they We're, in certain sections
as uncertain of their lives as they are now
The difference between now and then is
that now the spirit of race hatred appears
to have spread into the north, so that there
are but few places under the American fla e
where the negro feels secure of being an
swerable only 20 the law. and of an Impair
tial administration of the law in his case
Evening star., 1903-07-15
The Evening Newspaper.


toiL tHc iiic1aiiai'piis News
To very great extent a morning paper
is luxury only to be enjoyed by those
who have idle hours The average work
man only sees daylight before am and
after g pm. unless it be through a fac
tory window. and has no time to spare
to read a morning paper The man who
works ten hours Il day has but little time
to spare. and yet We will find in almost
every family daily paper. An evening
paper serves the purpose of the ordinary
person much better than morning paper
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Her Gift,

$50 you bought your husband a stop
watch?"
Yes answered young Mrs. Torkins.
How did it work?'
Perfectly lovely was the answer.
Charley took it to the races with him, and
he says that every horse he was Interested
in stopped before it got into the home
stretch
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Loqnacity.

Money talks said the cold-natured
politician
That's right" answered Senator Sorg-
hum, but this demand for campaign
speeches from me is becoming oppressive"
''1t mus make hoss laugh when he wins
a race said Uncle Eben, "to see some man
dat didn' do muffin but stan aroun' an
hire help takin' all de credit
Evening star., 1903-07-15
SHOOTING STARS.
Cool.

'The trouble with father said the gild-
ed youth, 'is that he has no idea of the
value of money"
you don't mean to imply that he Is a
spendthrift."
Not at all. But he puts his money away
and doesn't appear to have any apprecia-
ton of all the things he might buy with
it."
Evening star., 1903-07-15
0ne Small Comfort,
From the Chicago News.

T
1t is extremely fortunate for the public
that climatic conditions make it imposSi-
BILE for the ice barons and the coal barons
to squeeze the consumers both at the same
time.
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Too Good to Waste

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Judge Gray would make n fine demo-
cratic candidate for President: but why
waste a good man in that way?
Evening star., 1903-07-15

Previous annoyances do not prevent a
number of men from being quite willing to
assume the responsibilities of the District
auditOrShip.
Evening star., 1903-07-15

Georgia has developed lynching which
helps to balance the situation and keep the
states further north from being stigmatized
by monopoly of these crimes.
Evening star., 1903-07-15

General Miles ride of ninety miles on
horseback is an evidence that he and the
President are at least agreed on the desira
biiitY of outdoor eXerciSe
Evening star., 1903-07-15

Mr.. Cleveland cannot object to having
some of his ideas characterized as non
sense. He has often said the same about
other peoples ideas.
Evening star., 1903-07-15

Anybody found making political speeches
in Kansas is liable to be drafted into serv-
ice as a farm hand.
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Not Currently Considered.

This world is but a neeting show,
Where worth and folly join.
Posterity's the critic, but
1t doesn't pay the coin.
Evening star., 1903-07-15
-

The Venezuelan priest who hosted the
United States flag because, as he explained
it. ''it is respected everywhere" showed
very intelligent appreciation of facts.
Evening star., 1903-07-15

The oldest mosquito on Long Island is
quoted saying that he never saw such
a remarkable asSemblage of inhabitants.
Evening star., 1903-07-15

The King of Seryiu discreetly refrains
from attracting attention hy issuing cxult-
ant bulletins over the fact that he has not
yet been aSSdSSinatyd.
Evening star., 1903-07-15
Devery's Newspapers

From the Elmira Gazette.
Devery threatens to establish a news
paper that you won't find anybody using
to wrap up meat in 1t will be a bad
newspaper if it will taint meat.
Evening star., 1903-07-15
- a -

King Edward doubtless hopes at least
to secure appreciation in Ireland of his ge-
NAL personal qualities, apart from any ira
ditons he may represent.
Evening star., 1903-07-15

Summer resort note: Fine cool weather
and no mosquitoes at the District of Co
1yr
Evening star., 1903-07-15

1t Is not likely that Sir Thomas Lipton's
impressions of Newport Will agree with
those of Henry WatterSon.
Evening star., 1903-07-15

There is cruel but inevitable suspicion
that Russia's friendships are for diplo-
matte purposes only.
Evening star., 1903-07-15

David 3. Hill! did not go to Europe. but is
keeping almost as well out of the calcium
glare as Mr. German.
Evening star., 1903-07-15

If the wear and tear continues. a rise in
the cost of thermometers may be looked
for,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
8ennD'g 36te uno 8uffee
IinO Die beiten unO biuigiten.
10 QGDen in Baltimore.

Seoerattpn 0 Qdbor. -
Die Baltimore 6eOeration Of2abOr"
belt geItern Qbeno lire 0o9enIiz
Bung. IS mar ypolitiI6er" Q6eno.
0us 2egisIatio : @omite beri4tete
nGmli6 i6er Die fir ben 6taatssSez
nat uno oa5 llnter6au8 aufgeiteQten
ganoiouten Der be i9teoenen Purz
teien. Hu6 ben Gr6e6ungen oe5 60
mites Iino pier Gunoioaten fir ben
Senat unb neun Ganoioaten fir oas
unter6aus Der Inter tiiBung Der Or
daniiirten Nrbeiter piiroig. 8eIonz
6ers purm empFobIen fpuroe 9r. 9uz
rob 9, Scrimger, Demotratii6erSez
mats : @anoiOut i'm pierten 9i1trift,
neil Deriel6e ais MitgtieO elmer fri
6eren 2~egt8Iatur Ii6 ais b~eionoerer
Treun0 Der 4r6aiter ertpieien babe.
9eleqat SuIipan berurIa6te cine
Seniution, inoem er in elmer Rsoe
erflGrte, GongreB : @bgsorOneter 5.
6. Wudter babe inn Die 8epeiie &C.
~lieFert, odB er Dor Ger NtaDorspuhl
i'm berfloFenen 6rii6iu6r 3pei 0}it>
qlieoern Der 5eoerotion 500 9e9e6en
babe, UNI gu perbiiten, OuB ~ieing&ume
ouf bic T6par3e elite geiteqt tpiiroe.
QrGItcent 6eDoen erfIdrte, in elmer
grefutioIiBunq por Der 8rimGrpa6t
i'm 4pril lei es an zen Gag gefom=
men, DAP 3pei Mitglieoer Der Bridge
Ii. Structural Srpn Worfers Union"
bon 6rn. Wa6ter 800 ols 8eitrag
gum StrifeFono Ger union er6alten
6dtten; eS babe ii6 babel nm cine
6irmu ge6unoelt, in nel62r 6r.
Wa6ter intersfirt gepsien lei. Sine
biBige Debate ToIgte, peI6e oamit
enoete, oaB Die 0elegoten SulliDan,
Onen8, 6urIt, McBiaidm uno nc
@rsgor dls Gomite ernannt lpuroen,
bic Qnqslegenhait 81 untariu62n.
Der BON Der tnpographii6sn Union
Nr. II geFaBte 8.idIuB, Die Reon3iz
rung Der @erpiqigun9 fir Die Shulz
be60roe our6 Die 8uoset 8eb0rcc
beroammeno, puroe oon Der 5eoeruz
tion inopfftrt.
&omtn gIItli6 ouOOn.-
Sin Qutomo6il, in pel4em ii4 9r.
Grnft u. Sin BON 8oOunstopn uno
cine Dame 6%efanoen, rdnnte geitern
Morgen an Der 9reene~ uno 8altiz
more~S truBe gegen einen8 elegrdpRcnz
pFoiten uno purDs tbsilpeiie bemolirt,
pG6rsno bic Sniufen ipunocrbarer
DeiIe nit benz S6reden oupon la
NEIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
Sta0t Baltimore.
gricfbci6rorrnua madj bonn Nuslanoe

Die QusIanozpoit fir Die nit Dem
81. Oft. enbenoe @o9e idlieBt Gin
anen Gqaen prompt lin 9auptzPoits
anit, pis fOlgt:
Die 9adetsBoi lit often bon 8 uhr
8ormittags bis 5 ltbr Ra4mittdgs,
arsgen3mmen Sonntrgs.
Die qafetzYoit fir 0eutIalane
f6liebt Montag nm II u9r 8ormttz
tags.
OampIer fo6ren bon Rep>gprt ab,
joenn ni6t anbers ange9eben.
Srans GtIQntii4s IS c It.
BOT mad Siibz II. Genital
Qmertta, @efinbiene etc.
0onneritag = l u6r Rd6ts, fur
Bermuda, per 9dmpfer bon 9dlifar;
rl6r N6enog, fir H~eufunolano, per
0ampfer r3oTulino;" II u6r Na9ts,
fir Barbados uno Norp : 8rdiilien,
per 0ampfer .So6ralenie," ptu para
uno Marun6an; fir Die 8abdmas,
per DumpFer Santiago"
1reitag = II ubr Na4ts, furPor>
to Rico, Guracdo uno 8ene3ueld, per
Odmpfer philadelphia" fiir5ort1ne
Sslano,. eSamdicd unb Gdrtdgend, per
SampFer r4lene;" fir Snaguu uno
6atti, per 0umpfer r4oironoad; fir
E,,6o nsr Sampler .Mprro Cattle"
pid 9apdnd.
goit mad N~eufunoldno pia Nortb
Sbbnen unb mad Wiquelon Dia 3d.
ION f6lieBt bier tdgli4 nm l unr
Nahmittugs; nod Cuba pid 5dmp1
tdoli6 I'M l u6r Nu6mitta9s; na4
Sonburus, Goftu Ricd uno 9uatez
mdla pia NepeO orleans tGglt4 I'm 8
ll6r Q6enbs.
Srans= 9 acifte po It.
Sreitag = ubr Q6enos, fir G4iz
ma uno Sapdn, pia Tacoma.
9oft fir Nuitrulien, 5iit : Snieln
uno Neu : G~aleoonien, bid 8ancouz
per, f6liebt bier tGgli9 nm 7 n6r oes
N6enos bis gum 7. Nopember.
Die Srans=9ucificzpoit piro tGgs
1if mad ben Q6fubrt56dfen b%efOroert.
pno bic 3sit bes Poitidlufes 1T 10
arrdngirt, baB cine ununterbro4ene
ue6erlanbz 8ef0roerung m0gli4 1T.
g. 0apies Wdrfielb,
9oitmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29

56met6elbat tie u II
rung.- 9r. Otto 8. Splitting, Der
Quoitor Der rSdngerfeitz@eieGI4aft,"
sr6ielt qeitern ppn Dem SstretGr oes
.9.rein8 Der 8aufleute uno 6d6rtz
funten Der @ltitaot" elm Sdreiben, in
rel6sm Der ,6dngerfstzGeieGiadft"
fir tire gei6dft5mdBige 2eitung oes
1aies, noDur6 tie in StanO geIeBt
mar, ben Subicribenten oes 6eitfOnO5
60 qro3snt i6res ein6e3dbIten 8:lOe5
3uriif3uerfutten, BON @siten Der crit
q%enunnten Organization g%rutulirt
niro.
Der ,9dmenz@tretn" Der
n0eutf6en @rsiien6eimatb" bdt fir
beute einen 4usflug na4 BEN
Gountrnz@lub bes n8ermunid@p2dn~
ner9ors" on Der 9arriionzQoenue
ungsiugt. an Dem iid un3peifel9dft
bic Mitglieoer oes 8ereins uno oeren
dreunOe aablreid betFiIiQen peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
Sampfer ,,5annober."
@trb beute bier nit &ujiiten : Pafa>
9ieren, Ginpanoerern uno grober
Qabung eripdrtet.

Wtrb beute bier nit &aJute1l Pand@
gieren, @inpanoerern uno groBer
Qabung erpartet.
Der Oampfer n6annooer" pom
rNorbO. 2lonO," Capt. 8. Saco6s, lit
beute bier bon Bremen nit pielen 3piz
I6enoetsz unb foIgenOen 8uiiitenz
9aFugieren fdqig: 5ruu GliiabetR
Nuer, 5r. Sobn 8ulinsti, SRI. 8Gt6e
@iBler, Sri. Gatb. G~nenberger, Sri.
Minna 6infam, ST. So6unnes 90B,
Matt6ias SOP, t0r. 5beoOor lSartz
mann, 5rau 2ouiie Sbingu, 5rau
Caroline Selinst, SRI. Gmilie SeIinef,
Sr. 8eotg 8ern, 9r. Mt4l. 8uolac3,
6r. 5riebri4 8nop, SRI. Marie 2aB,
ST.. &url 2ufes, 9r. San 2utes, Sri.
Gina M}iiler, ST.. Soiepb Maiat, SGT.
Saul Menf, 6r. Qrthur Moitg, 9r.
g. Meper unb Jrau, 8ernbaro
Msper, 6einri6 Meper, 4nton Meper,
ST.. Nuguit Riti6te, 6rau SRereie
3itf6fe, SRI. SOiepbtrt 2OrO4Off
SRI. Marg. ObiB, SRI. Mtarie PruS,
SRI. Marie Plagge, SRI. Dora Raz
pens, 6rau Olgu @4miO urb 2ouiie
@6mio, 5rau 9uuline S4arnhorit
SRI. Nnna 94urn6orit, 9r. Setnri4
unO Sri. Mamie S40aborn, 6rau
Murg. @tenoer, Sri. 2ottie @tenoer,
Sri. s. S4dr, 9r. Garl Sanoig, 9r.
Nler. S9erer, SRI. Soiep6ine SGPtar,
9r. s. 9ienten, Srau Sobonne WeiB>
brobt unb 6amtlie.
Die 0ffi3iere unO 6uupt6eomten
bes 0ampFers iirb: /. Offi5ier S.
Nau, 2. Offi3ier u. Rentmeper, 3.
OFt3ier 81. 8ren5lin, 4. Offi5ier 81.
8rintmann, /. Maidiniit s. 8oges,
2. Muf6iniit 8. 6o6n, 3. Mai4tntIt
6. 8alIent6in, 4. Maf6iniIt 3. Bud;
2ler3te Or. g. 90pel uno Or. e. 2utz
fen; qroOiantz unO 3u6Imeiiter %.
Soldier unb $, @ngler; Sberitetparo
9. MiiQer; S6ertO6 8. Batter, 5peiz
ter Sod q. Bad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29

Sn annapolis begann geitern Der
9ro5eB bes Negers gli3u @roB, mel
der feline 8afengenofin Murp 9olz
lamb pegen zines 8obltopfes eridoiz
len bat.
5reigefpro6en Ell.
Sn Norfolf, 3d., lit Der Ii Sabre
ate So6n 8. DAB BON Der antluge
freigefpro6en noroen, feline Stiefz
mutter pergiftet gu BADEN. @r bate
bic Q6fi6t, bic S9pei ter ieinerStiefz
mutter gu pergiften, neil bieieGbe na4
ieier Qnii9t gu iehr in Der N4tung
feines 9aters geftiegen mar. 0er6aQ
puroe a6gepisien, neil Der Batter
BON benz 8nuben bas 8eitdnbniB err
langt unb Dem @eri6te ii6ermittelt
bate. 0as 5u6ereitete @ift purOe
3ufGGig bon Der Stiefmutter getrunz
fen.
Rod me6r 3 ru It &.
Sn Qdurel, Del, BADEN bic 8eiiBer
bon 8iitenfabrifen aus flint Staaten
einen 5ruit organiitrt, ipel6er ii6 Die
@ontrole Der 9eerenfDr6e fir bie5ur=
mer etc. geii4ert but,
Qbleben.
Sn Cumberland lit Wdlter Roz
ben6auler, Elm So6n bes 6rn. So6n
3open6auier, am N~erpenfieber geItprz
ben.
0as Stuat8gebGu6e E r
Il q.
Der Neu6du fir ba5 Stats : QpS
peQations : @eri6t 1T ferttg in Qn@
nupoGis, uno man bat 6egonnen, Die
Stats 9i6liot6ef gu tran5fariren.
Der Qn6uu gum Stuats &upttol
biirfte a6er mod me6rere Monote IN
Mnfpru6 ne6men, e6e oeriel6e ferti9
niro, uno mar gldubt ntdt, ouB Die
nd4ita @eleBgebung ben neuen 4nz
6du in 8enubung ne6nen fann. Die
Qieferuno oes Wfarmors 1T hinter
zen Grtpartungen 5uriifgeblieben.
OeIbe6GIter uusge@
brdnnt.
Sr Ger NG6e bon 2eesburg, 3d., lit
Ter ge6dlter Der STANDARD Del 60"
ausqebrannt. Sn benz 8e6dlter be-
fanoen fi6 5000 @oGonen Del. Der
orqerihtete S6dcen miro auf $4,000
geI6dBt,
8Iiefen oas Gas aus.
en- Wilmington. Del, tpuroen 5pei
iunoe Mdnner in 8lber's 9otel aufz
o~eFunren, fpel4e II Stunoen 8aS
einoeatbmet 6attsn. Clement uno
Sorrn 9inoer BON Miaington, Wlo.,
batten bel Dem ShluFengeben ods
0as ausgebldien uno rem 6abn ndz
tiirli6 often 9elaiisn. 8eioe peroen
nit benz 2ab.n oapontommen.
Bran Hitter an Der W.
beit.
Sn See : Gountn, 8d., hdb'n
8~ranoififtsr bic S4eune bes 6urz
msrs 0aois WiGis in Brand geitett,
fpp6ei uuBer fGmmtli6en 9orrdtf'n
du6 Is 8fcroe unb Wuulelel perz
brunnten. Der @eTummti4aoen miro
uuf $4,000 geI6Gbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
SOfalbrrihtr nus Wnihinatnu.

3pei Re9er ertrunten.
8ei Den Repdratur Nrbeiten Der
ldngen Bride 3pii6en Waibington
uno 4leranoria Itiir3ten geitsrn M}it=
tag Orei Reger in pa8 Da1er, BON
oenen Qnorep 2umptins uno Gonaro
5arrpp ertronfpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
NIbert 8. Z. Opens.

!Sr. Gilbert g. s. Spens 1T Der
Ganoioat auf Dem Oemofrdtiiden
Sidet fir oas Qmt bes Stautsan=
fpdlts Der Stabt Baltimore. 6err
Onens lit Elm Mann in ben mittleren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
StctioiIsA

8etterausft9ten = Sir
Marplano unp ben Oiitrift Columbia
flar am 9onneritag unb 6reitug, iao=
tpeitli6e WinbS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29

8er6efferungen ms tr a.
Benbu6n 81 tie m. Die
StrdBenba6n : 8eIeai4uft ldBt in
Der 6oiparbItraBe Die leidtenS 4ienen
bur6 i8pere erieBen, lpie Ous in Der
8altimoreitraBe gei6eben 1T. 9ur4
oieie 9er6eferungen bat bieStraBen=
balm : @eieGf6aft groBe 4usla9en
qe6a6t, benn ni4t III peroen Die
G6;enen erisBt, ionoern audi Die
Gtraben muBten DON Neuem gepflaz
itert Deroen.
G6r1fantbe m u II g
ftetIung. = Der r8drtnerz9lub"
bat bsi6loFen, am 10, HoOember in
Der nRopul Nrcanum 9ule" cine
G6rniantRmen Q~usitelung ob3us
balten. Nur eingeluoene 5reunoe
tperoen i3utritt 6uben. 9ds Nrranz
dement's : @omite beite6t aus Den 50.
SSumes Boone %. S. 9dnnigan, SO.
Burger, s. Goof, jun., uno @Barles
8. Sepbolo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29

9rof. Murt1anO's Beer
oigung.- Die Na4ri4t bon Dem
Sooe oes Yrof. Wm. 8. MdrtIanb,
prin3ipals Der 8rlpps 9 Der 0ffentz
lifen S6ulen, bat DerunlaBt, baB
piele Der 8naben unb MGO6en Der 3t
oieier 9ruppe gebOrenben S9ulen
iebt SralerbGnber an ben 4rmen trdz
gen, ais 3eiden ibrer 3rauer Inn ben
Sob bes gea6teten 9rin3ipuls, giner
Der Schiller Der Shule Nr. 2 an Der
8antz StraBe urb 8roabpup ertldrte
q~eItern, inoem er ii9 anOG6tig ben
She'll Ieines &0rpera rie6, auf Dem er
gep06nli9 iiBt, 0uB 6r. Wartlano
i'm np6l man6mal beitraft babe, bod
tets nur, rpenn er es po6l Deroient
bate. Die 8eiieBung Deg 9rn. Wturtz
lamb finoet morgen Nu6mittag UNI 2
u6r pom S%rauer6auie, Nr. 1903,
SefferIons StraBe, aus ltatt, uno 5tpdr
i'm 8ro6gep0lbe Der n2OuOOn>Partz
Cemetery"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
melnienSunneu Ind, sentihlans

"a Gents pro Wlart unO GommiiiiOn.
s Eto. $. 0iener &c o., Alb
Wnter> StraBe. ausIdnoii6es Sch,
@edIel uno Greoitzgriefe S9lffsz
tdrten bon unO na6 europa. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29

Sa6ren, Der fi4 zines beneiOenstper@
then 3ufes dls 8e9tsanpult %erfreut.
Seine GdnoiDdtur ntro BON ben 6erz
porragenbIten Mitgliebern oes 8alti>
morer 8drreaus unteritiiBt, uno be-
reits Dor ieiner Domination Bel Der
am 8. September abge6altenen -priz
mdrtpu6l traten feline 8eruf89enofen
tparm fir feline 0abl Elm uno bsfirs
fporteten oisTelbe BEL Der 8irgeridaft
bur6 i6rs NamensuntsrI4rift. 9err
gilbert g. s. Opens pObnt in Hr.
17O6. ct. oSo6nzStrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
Carrie Natipn uuo Spmie

bdben ausseIpielt. aein rotAer 6uno
lGuft me6r binter ibnen per. Wesz
balb2 Wan bat lie erfannt. 6rdnt
Steirs gier gepinnt tdglid an Do
puluritGt. Meshalb? 9us Pu6litum
lit gu Der GrtenntniB gelungt, oab IS
oas bette lit. (Stt. 27.-30.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29

bon Sappington gef6ieOen fet, un0
ba oerfeG6e feinen guten 8uf babe,
piinT6e fie i6ren Mdb6ennamen piez
Der an3une6men. Der Ridter IeBte
einen Sermin auf ben %. RoDember
feIt.
8erlangt 9 8aoeneruB
SIN Superior9@eri9 lit bic BAL
timore>O z8a6n" BON Bearl 6.
6eaper nm $4,000 S6aoenerIdB
pertlugt porOen. sic Iagt in Der
8lagei6rift. oaB tie uuf elmer Rsife
mad SanbpsS Spring cine Meile nett
mitgenommen uno ounn a6qeiebt
poroen iei. 0ur6 ben @eg unO ben
4erger Iei ie I6rper ertrantt uno nod
jeBt ni6t geiuno getporOsn. S6r 8u<
ter So6n 6edper oerlangt bic glei6e
Summe.
4lte S9ulOen.
8ep. +. Obre6t bat bur6 bic Nm
pGlte 0umler &c MoonIeD i'm &rejss
9ertht gtr. 2 cine 8ldge etngeretnt, III
pelder er ~perIangt, OuB Die llebertruz
gung zines @runoitiides an Winefreo,
W&arp 6. unO Mi6ael Nu9snt ourfl
ben OeritOrbenen Nrtbur Nugent fir
un9iiltig erfIdrt unO Elm Sequeiter
fir 0as Gigentbum ernannt iperbe-
Der 8lGger iagt, ouB Der 9ertorbene
iAm nod $66.99 i6ulOig iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
Sine Iciie nndb 9cmtihlnnD,

nm bic Delt ober ra4 irgeno einem
Sbeile Der De!t arrargtrt. Retiez
biuete iiber ole 8abns uno 9ampferz
2inien. Sbeo. $. 0iener &c
6 O.. Ais WaterzStr. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29

Sin ,Stenograp6enz G u B."
tpelfsm glei6 70 Mann beitraten,
fpurbe i'm ,@utapS9ouie" nit folgens
ben 8eamten organiiirt: YrGiiosnt
Gerarb u. 6ausmann, 8ice<prdIi@
oentin FRI. @aie Wfae @ilbert, Sefre=
tdr sra 6. MceiIinser, 9iilFs@Setre=
tGrin Fri. Sue Gilbert, S6aBmeiiter
Winiam 0olan unb Ginans@S etretdr
SSreberid W. Sui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29


8eerbigung.- Rd6oem pa
ftor Rpt6 ppn Der Gq Saints 8ir6e,
@Ge BON Baltimore un0 W}onroez
6traBe, i'm Sruuer6auIe, Rr. 4, Glib
Monroe StruBe, einen erb@6enoen
Srauergottesoienit ubgebalten bate,
purcen bic irDiI6en lleberrsite BON
6rn. @uitap !. 9iarten, peldsr am
@pnntug i'm bliibsnren Wdnnesultsr
BON 81 Sa6ren aug Dem 2eben i4iso,
auf Der u2ouoonz9a our
leBten Rube bsituttet. DIS 8ahrtudz
trGoer fungirten bic $50. 30. 6enrp
Mib, G6as. 8. Sopner, Sumss u.
Sbort. $as. W.@lurf, 2ouis Waltber
uno 6. 81. Rutbrauff BON Der rMturp>
lamb : Qoge Rr. 100" ppm r6reiz
muurers 8 roen," peIfe aud um@ra6e
oem Sobten Die lebte @bre erpiss.
Der 9er6lifena MAJ CUR 3eit ieines
5pces ReiTenbsr Der Girmu Soner,
0ib &c 60, CIR. SO, 9opfins' Ylacs.
Gr 6interldBt duBer ieiner Satin brei
9inoer. Die $50. Bm. Sidner 8
S0hne iparen Die Geidsnheituter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29

Ghittelfrpf, gdlmer3en, InIa'
ria, ga Grippe unS idilintme Grfal-
tunacn furirt nard, ,,Slancn'S 9lanc
0iGS" taudl in Hiiiiiaer SDrml.
0rcis 25c. Nlentbalbcn pcrfauft.
CSss2, 5&e,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
500 ". 80 Al IS 4s en-. 3 9lar.
500 .. 3uIo SIS 80 yi.s29. .Sldr.

gIittI. R~arometerit. 3OIs Nohht 1,mperatur. 81
Yiitu. 2oerrIomci,rft.. 90 g~lieorIaTe %&snptrGt. 40
Sie hohff: SdHeaIeteIt oes 9Stnots IN eIHer
Stuuoe beIrne - 9ieileu POM 2SeitcH.
Sas gtfrjee Bttttr. Dit ~ntt0riafts
9mp.ratur pts stirle,n 3aa,s ibis s lI5r aSsHosJ
~ mi nlhamanntta stltlontn. iDt tolat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
@cttcrberiht.

Self marc 2aer. t nefa 2sstt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29

SIN SIelsgeIlui VI SulliH'pIt>
Gountp gu 3onIon rei4ten geitern BIZ
QnpGlte fir 6rn. Gbas. 8. &nor,
rem uno66dngigen oemotrutii6en
Ganoioaten fir oas 4mt oe8 GountDs
GommiFGrs, cine 9etition um @rlaB
zines Mdnoamus6efebl5 Elm, oura
nel6en bic @a6laufidts : 8eh0rDt
e~e3pungen neroen ion, Die Bobl3ettel
fir Die fommenDe Wuhl benz 8eieBt
qemGB oruden gu lufen. -Sn Der Bs~
tition piro be6uuptst, ouB Die WuRIs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die Wubl3ettel ni6t
in Der geIeBli4 porgef6riebenen Wetie
bruten ldFe, mas ieiner GdnOioatur
ihdoen fonne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
Nus benz Snnrren 0arblnnn's nnb
brn aneren,euDrn Stnateu.
30 prbprp3eb.

Sn Qnnapolis begunn geitern Der
pro3eb Dss Negers gIi3a 8roB, mel
der feline 8dfengenofin Marp 9olz
Lamb lpegen zines 8oblfopfes eridoiz
len bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29
Slls pnlIcnSc 90 tbnad,ts :@eld,cnfc

gtI9 phTICHpC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
empFs6le f6 meinen gee6rten 8unoen
oeI6mudpoQ ausgefIbrte 8ortrdts in
Grupon, 9aitel unO Doferfarben,
gmuilz uno 9latinz8iloer fern'r
M~iniuturen in e%leganten 8uiennaoaln.
8or3iiqli6e Cabinets $1.0O odS
9uBeno. 6o6u6tun9sooQ
Sui. Scb6cl, Scmtid1cr 9bptparaph.
fo1 ;rt+ 2)1 Nnrn= (Sdp zStrdTc.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-08
AuC lion Sale Disappointing

The auction sale of horses adver-
tised to take place at the stock yards
in Winnemucca on the 7th, Sth and
9Th of July proved rather disappoint-
ing in regard to the number of horses
offered. No attempt was made to sell
any of the stoc4. yesterday, the sale
beginning this afternoon. Two car
leads were soon disposed of, and the
sale was still in progress at the time
or going to press. The first carload
sold for $55 per head; these were the
pick of the offerings. The second
carload went for s24 per head.
The total number of horses brought
in to the auction was between 10
and $50. 1t was expected that nearly
three thousand would be offered. The
sale will be completed today, unless
more horses arrive, which is not now
thought probable,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-08
Building Crew Here

A force of carpenters arrived this
morning to commence work on the
Improvements around the freight de-
pot. The crew is composed of eight
men beside the foreman, and they are
an extra crew recently organized and
sent out from Ogden to do the work
on this division which it is impossible
for the regular forces to reach in the
time desired. on account of the
great amount of work to be done.
The crew went to work this morn
ing, getting things in readiness to
build the thirty-foot extension to the
east end of the freight depot, the new
Office in the depot, and the extended
platform around the building. The
work will be rushed, and will be fin
ished at the earliest possible date.
AS soon as the construction work is
done, the railroad track on the south
side of the freight depot will be Ia
ken up and Strengthened While this
will necessitate the cutting off of five
feet from the platform of the freight
depot, it will give corresponding ad
ditional width to the platform CT the
passenger depot.