davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

nurbe 2en6arbt eiferiH9tig, tpenn
f.ine Satin nur nit einem 8erii6ez
rungsz4genten Ipra6. 0us Reiultat
mar, baB Die Gbe cine b06ft uRgliidz
li6e unb BON Dem Sag Der 9p65eit
an BON etpigen 8eibereien 8pii6en ben
6sfben gbegdtten begleitet mar. @m
6reitug Q6enb griff 2en9orot feline
Satin an unb piirgte tie bermaBen,
baB i6r 6als nod geItern Morgen
Spuren Der MiB6anblung aufpies.
2enbarbt fam am 6rettag 4beno audi
nab Der na6e ~gelegeren Wo6nung ieiz
lrer S9piegereltern unO OrObte, ietne
S6piegermuttsr iiber Den 9aufen gu
f6ieBen.
2enbarot lit Elm OeutI6er bon Sc
burt, fam iebo6 aIs 8nabe na6 Dime
ritd. gr mar bier INNER nur als
9anOlunger 6ef9dftigt unO no6nte
bis gu ieiner @ermG6lung in Sigh
Ianotopn. Seit LANCER 3eit arbettete
er nur 8eitpetie, uno feline Satin
muBte fi6 unb i6re &inber ernd6ren,
unb Dfters 5tpang lie QenbarDt, ibm
nod 9elb gum Srinfen gu geben.
5ruu Qen6arot's S6piegerbater aus
eritsr g6e erbielt cine 8enIion, neI6e
er Ieiner S6piegertp6ter auslieferte,
uno ieoe5 NAL, tpenn Die 9enfion elm
traf tonnte man Darduf re6nen, oaB
2enbarOt ran Die Spree" ging.
Die ermoroete 6ruu, tpeI6e gIei6
ibrem 8dtten 40 Sabre alt mar, bieB
BON Mdb6eunamen 4nnie Strait.
Sbr srIter 8atte 6ieB Collins, unb Der
Gbe entiproHen bier 8inDer, peI6e
nod am 2eben Iinb, nGmIi6 Die 20
Sabre ate 4melia Collins, Der II
Sabre ate Gbarle5, bic 10 Sabre ate
Ma9gie urb bic 6 Sabre aIte Sophie
Collins. GouinS Itarb am 27. 6ebr.
1900 uno i'm Nopem6er oes nGmli6en
Sa6res ii6erraI6te Die Wtttpe lire
Gltern nit Der Na6ri4t, Dap lie ii6
binnen tpenigen Sagsn nit 2en6arot,
iiber beTen @ergungenbeit Die gItern
Ni6ts puBten, gu permdblen gsoente.
Die 9o63eit farb itutt unO oumit BE-
gam fir 6ralt Qenbarbt oas oentbar
ungIiidli6ite 6amilienle6en. Der
3peiten Gbe entiproB Elm Sinh, mel
des IA Monate alt lit. Die GItern
Der srmoroeten 6rau peroen ii6 Der
&inoer onne6men. Coroner Wiltz
fibre piro morgen 4beno in Der nett
liden 9oli3siitation einen Snqueit ubz
6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
glus Der Sun0es9auptitaOt.
S6Iaue8 5indn3man b
nov

: - y ! - ~ ~ 80 .
per.
Naf6ington, .. g., %. SUM-.
- Seit Uncle Sam auf Dem Goelz
n%tetaQmartt ais Silbertdufer aufgez
treten 1T, ou er fir bic Gi%nfi6run5
oes neuen Qrdipels8 eIos5 oa8 ntpsiBe
MetaG" bruu6t, lit Der 8reiS De5
2eBteren itdnOig g%eitiegen. lin Iih DON
Ditier 9reisi6ruuberei %unab6dngig gu
MAIDEN, lit man barauf perfuQen, Die
BON Dem Stauts : Department. a
Gonto Der 9iusfono : @nti6eioung
ppn W}erifo er6ultenen msrttuniffen
Stlberz9 Dollars in Qr6ipeIzYeioS
um3uprGgen. Mun 6offt, auf Oieie
0eiIe 100000 bis $4,000 gu iparen.
DIS Der dmerifonti6e 8otI6ufter
lie 9iu5fonoz Gnti6dOigung 3ugez
ipro6en er6ielt, oeponirte er Die
6umme ($1,413,0OO in Der 8anf
Der Gitp Of Merico uno bena6ri6tigte
ou8 Stats Department. 9as @elD
(ettpu 70 3onnen i6per) ioG nun
nah San 6ranci8co gebra6t urO bort
bom Staats : 9epartement Dem
S6uBamts : Department gu ungez
fd6r 40 Gents pro hinge ~perfauft perz
Zen, pdbrenO jeBt ous S6aBamtsz
9epartement i'm pffenen Martt SO
biz SO Gents fir bic hinge Silbsr be-
5ablen muB. IuBerbem ipdrt mar
audi nod an 8unfier : gropiiionen
etna $4,000, nG6reno Der 8eriunot
Der merifunii6en 9oGa 5r mad Der
San 6ranciscoz W}iiR3itdtte nur
$4,000 toI item niro.
9aisn 8erbeiferun9en
IN Rio Sanetro.
Der Der. Stautenz9 eianbte S6ompz
i'm in Rip tubslt Dem Stuuts<9 eparz
tement buB bic braiilianii6e Regies
rung 8IGne acceptirt babe, Die nett
greifanoe 8erbeferungen Des 6afens
BON Rip be SdneirO in Qusii6t tel
len. Die @erbeferuhgen oirften ct
ma $12,OOO,O0O foiten unb Elm Con-
trait fir bic QusfiArung berIelben
tpurbe bereit5 nit elmer britiiden Sir
ma abgeI6lofen. Die Regierung Be-
abii8tigt, cine QnIeihe our 0edung
Ger o8iten uuf8une6men. 9r. 56omp=
ion perIu9te, Die Qr6eit fir ameritaz
nii6e Gpntrattoren 3u g~epinnen, err
rei6te aber leiOer iein i3sl ni6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
StnOt Baltimore.
CNus benz Q~;itrig:u sSonntug5=Gorgsipnno
Srutalcr 0attenmurD.

SFrau Qnnie 2en6arbt BON Nr. 1922,
8urgunOpz2lqep, BON ibrem Sat
ten i'm 8eiiein i6rer bret tleinen
8inoer nieoergef6ofsn. - Der
M0rosr in 8sqp's 9otel feitge=
nommen.-Giferiu6t oa5 ange6z
Iife Motip,
Sin 604t brutaler @attenmoro,
fpie Die @riminalgeI4i6te 8altimoz
res iett Dem Monabun14en WorO
teinen Iol6en uuf3uneiien fat, trug
fi6 Samitag Qbeno in Siopeit@8al=
timore gu, iroem Der 40 Sabre ate
4nDrea8 Qenbarot bon Rr. 1112,
8urgunoDs2mep, feline Satin 4nnie
auf taltbliitiqe Meiie ermorbete.
Die 8luttbut ereignete ii6 3piI6en
3 uno 6 ll6r 46enO5. 6ruu Qenburot
LAB, ben Qngaben hires 10 Sabre al
ten 304ters Maggie Collins 3ufOlge,
nit ibrem IA Monute alien 8inoe in
Der i'm GrogeI6oB befinoli6en Slide,
ais 2enburDt in Das 6aus geitIrmt
fam unb nit ben Worten: rSeBt ted
i4 Oir's uber!" BRET S6iFe auf Die
DOR S9reden gelGbmte 5rau ubz
feuerte. 2(Ge brei 8ugeln orangen
Truu Qen6drbt in bic re4te Settle beg
8opfes uno Der Sob trat dugenbltdz
lif elm. Ra6oem er bas blutige Wert
berri9tet bate, nabm Der 02orobube
Der Sobten etnen Dollar aus Der Sd
f6e unb entfernte Ii6, UNI in elmer be-
nu46urten 8irt654aft gu perI4pinz
ben. Bon bort 1ab man i'm ote@roBz
StrdBe 6inuu8 Der Warner : StraBs
3~ueilen. Sn Der 3pif4en3eit bate Die
10 Sabre alte Maggie Collins, nel6e
nit i6rer ie6s Sabre alien S4peiter
5ufu6, tpie Der Stiefpater tire Wtltter
ermorbete, i6rs @roBmutter, 6rau
Qmeliu Strait, Satin BON 0rn.
9eter 8raft, psl6e in Rr.1122, Bur
gunOnzQ0e1, po6nt, bon Der SdieBez
rel bsna9ri9tigt, unb Jrau Strait
i6rerieits ieBte Die poli3ei BON benz
Morb in 8enntniB. Sine Stunbe
ipdter bate ieber pDli3iit Der Stabt
Baltimore, nelder ii6 I'M aftipen
9ienit befunb, cine perIonal6ei9reiz
bung bes flidtigen M0rbers, unb
fur5 Dor 8 ubr Qbenbs batten Der Sc
6eimpoli3iit 8ernep pom fiioIifen 9iz
itritt unb bic 9pli5iiten Bidders uno
Sulep Die Spur bes M0rberg Bis
na9 8eIp's 9ptel, Gde bon eight
unb 8drreItraBt, berfoIgt. Qenbarbt
befano ii4 bereits i'm 8ett, uno unter
feinem &opftifen bate er ben Repolz
Der beritedt, nit pel6em er feline Sat
tin eri9ofen bate. Gr foIgte ben
9oli3eibeamten pbne Wiberitanb mad
Der iioti6en poIi5eiitdtion, uno dls
er bort Dem lieutenant Mprbiier bprz
gefi6rt purbe, rief er aug: ga, ih
babe tie get0btet, unb i6 bin fro6, bdB
i6 es getbun babe. Sd bate ite ldngit
umbringen foQen!"
9us ein5ige MOtiD, tpelGes bic On
geb0rigen Der ermoroeten 5rdu fir
bic 8luttbut unge6en tOnnen, lit Giz
feriu9t. Wie Elm 8ruber Der Sobten
einem 8eri9teritatter Des r0eutI6en
Gorreipunbenten" gegeni6er ertldrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
@runbRlfszl lcbcrtraauuacn.

@rnt @Ogel an Nuguit @ogel,
Siibiei:e Der Monumentz, nube 9uz
turentzS traBe, Is BEL 1883, 9runOz
gins $3.50; So.
4uguit 8ogeI, HudlaBberpulter,
an Quguit 9ogel, Siioieite Der M}oz
numentz, nobe Yaturent>S trap Is
BEL 1888, 9runo5ins $3.50; S..
Marp q. Speed an Qnnie Gurlep,
Siopetieite Der z4Ien, nabe
2ufupette= 4penue, 1873 BEL 40, $500.
WiQiam 3. Scott an So6n $.
2Dn6, Weitieite Der Ct. 9aulz, nabe
%. StraBe. 17.8 Bel 184.3, $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
Suspenfion meritun :
fher Mdis31IIe.

9otI6after PopeG gIapton tbeilte
benz Stadt8 : Department. nit, DAB
sr Die m~erifaniI6e 3egierung 6epogen
babe, ben Gintritt bes neuen Maisz
3oatarifs I'm breiBig Sage b~inuu53uz
i6ie6sn. Der ameritanii6e Bot
idafter iah ii4 gu oieiem 8orgeben
peranlaBt, oa cine 9roBe Senoung
BON M}ois aus 8anias rur in 6plge
Der lleberf4pemmung Don SOpeta
por @intritt oes neu2n Sartfs niht
nab Merifo geIangen tonnte. Die
Senoung ion einen 8ertb pon etpa
81, 100000 BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
SiOwritlidle @rnbenbsiibrr Drgauis
iirrn iidl.

9anfa8zGitn, Mo., %. SUM.
= Quf Die Radri6t, OaB Die 4obIenz
grG6er oes Siiopeiten8 i'm nGdIter
Monat cine betrG6tli6e Qobnerb0=
6ung forbern peroen, baben Die Berg
pertsbeIiBer Elm S4uBz unO SruB=
biinoniB inter Dem Ramen South
r~psitern Sntsritote Operutpr5' NFo=
citation" gsI6Iofsn. Dem @erbanoe
geb0ren bic meiIten 8obIengruben=
l~lnternehmer in ben Staaten W}iiz
iouri urO 8onia8, ionie in Otlubo=
ma unb Snoianer : Serritorium an.
9ertreter Ces @erbdnDes neroen benz
8o6lengrd6er=Gonpent Der am Is.
SuIi in 9ittsburg, 85., 3uidmmenz
tritt, b~eipobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
Sarlehen nnf 0runOeigentbnm.

Sarleben nuf MDbeln nito anocrc
Si6ebsiten fir G QroleHt-oenau mad BEN utueu
Gsitb; prioattm.
Rfdbter. ser. 2IO, observation-disclosures.
3imm.r CIR. 4, r9aridrtsguiloine.'
Sn Ger Office pire Seutfd, srfprod,en.
(Iai2OlI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
9aItimprer @ffeftenb6rIe.
lSar;b:ct iir ocu pQcutibtn 6oyrtipono:utcun nura
J. @m. glNocuoorf & Epl

Baltimore, Den q. SUM-.
s. 8m. 0}iOOenoorf C So. berefs
nen fir 6ranc5; 8antier5 3ratten
auf so Sage 5,185, auf Si6t 5.164,
taufmGnnii6e auf so Gage 5.184 bis
800. Rei6smart "a 1916. 8ulDen
auf so Gage 40.
Sterling 8ontier5 auf 60 Gage
4.85, uuf 6idt 4.879, toufmanniide
4.844 bis 4.854.
gsrtdufs auf Der 6ieI9ea Gfisttens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
Mnseiaen. -Sn berfanien.
@Etbfd,aft III pcrtdufen.
GrnmOeigentbnm at berfanfen.
Sauo i'm

if i6nel i'm greiis feieenO uno cine Raettdis
Vintage oesbaIb. 6eninubrinesno. GIN euie o0
adtts5arm in Der SamessRipcr@galep III iur ~
Dollars pro ater 3u ~usrf1ufeH. Soliot 9tbauos
CNeobn6aus, Siou fir 70 9opfe, Rorn9ans iur
1900 bis 5000 gui6el 6etreioe; eutes 9Saner =
bor3ieIi6ts 2unb, aqes ,uidurncn, ltibt %rOatHo;
$50 gder INTERN 9flug, $50 @der @rasians.
@His Grnots isOes Sabr uuo Ha6usisii6 bobe Grs
tragsidbiefsit Ssbt padisube Grnote fam nit
nbrrnpnuen ipsroen. &lbtsr fit oieie 5arm itsts
3u BADEN. BUR baIbe n5abluH oe5
Raufgefoes n6t6ig. aut iltins Nnipeien preisipertb
ju bab:R. 9icle oeuti9e anFcOlcr. Ser Gigsns
thinner Or. &6nis, .. 8. 6reperid, 9rOtun
60, Soutb Satota. Cunts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
6eutiQe ShluBrate:
81 Qfer. !OeuttQe

2 !" - '-N"NNN rNTN%O"T"T~
1886 8ufdeI; aus ben gIepatoren 5u=
rii~dge3ogen 1861 8ui6el; 8orratb in
ben @lepatoren 219,858 8uI6eI.
@ertauft muroe Elm @u9gon Rr. 3
peiBer i'm 8efGn9niBbofe gu 46.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
@eitriae ShluBrate:

u als.-Oe 6eutl9e Wtdts3ufubr
betrug 23,016 8ui6el; 9eriunot BON
ben Glepatorer 1856 8uI6eI; 8orz
ratb in ben GleOatoren 368,021 9u=
fdeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
/. Dem gtitriq;u ~Sornia75sGorrtipOu
Sauitats= Serift.

Die tiible 8itterung gut fir Die tlsiz
men &inoer. - Denigitsns so
tpeniger 3ooesfG1e our4 Rinoerz
4olera, ul5 i'm Oorigen Sabre I'm
Oieis Sa6re53eit.
Sn Der perfloIenen @o3e 1tdrben
mad benz 8eri6te Des SunitGt5zG oms
miFdrs Or. Sames 8osIep 176 per
Ionen in Baltimore gegen 1926 in Der
glei9loufenDen Wode oes 9oriabres,
1875 in 1901 uno 251 in 1900. Or.
8oslep iagt, Oo5 tii6le 8ettsr lei Die
uria4e fir Die 8srin9ere Sterbli8teit
in oieism Sabre; pdbrenO i'm oorigen
Sabre 60 bis 80 8inoer UNI oieie
Sa6re53eit fp06entli6 Der 8irDer6oz
leru ~erlogsn, itarben in Der oerflofiez
nen Wp6e nur 81 8inoer an oieier
8ranf6eit. @on ben 176 8erItorbez
men paren 90 mdnnli4en uno IS
nei6li6en 8eidle6tS, % tpuren i'm
Qu5lanoe geboran, SO fparen Ge9er,
Is &inOer tamen toot our 0eIt, feds
Perionen Itarben i'm 8apoiepzQinl
20 in 9oipitdlern, 6 in an0eren Snz
~Itttuten, 16 SnqueIte purOen a6gez
6alten. Die SterbIi9teit8rute betrug
1878 pro 1000 Der 8eIummtbap0ltez
rung, 1916 fir bic 0eiBsn unD
24.09 fir bic Neger, Dem Glitter nu6
Oert6eilten ii6 Die 3oOe5fdue pie
folgt: II paren untsr 3, 4 3pii6en 5
unO 10, l 3pii6en 10 unb Is, 4 3piz
ihen Is uno 20, 8 3pii6en 20 uno
80, II 3pii6en 30 uno 40, Is 3pi=
i4en 40 uno 80, - 3niI6en 80 unO
60, 19 3tpiifen so unb 70, 10 3piz
i6en 70 unO 80, l 3pii6en so uno
80 unb l 3tpii6en 90 uno 100 Sabre
aft. 4l5 ge6oren puroen 50 peiBe
unb II RegertinOer gemeloet.
Die baupttd6li61ten 5pOesuriuz
den tparen: 2ungeni6ninOIu6t IS,
Qungenent3iinoung Il, Bronchitis 5,
aeu66uIten 4, S9arIa6 /, Rre6sleiz
rem 6, Gerpenfieber 3, 6irnI6lug 6,
Snfluen8d /, 9er3leiOen 8, 8rig9t'ffe
Niernfrant6eit 9, &inber6olera 81,
4ltersi6pd6e 6, SeI6itmorO 2, I'm
fGle 6.
On nsuen 6GGen BON a~nitedenben
8ranthiten 9emeIOet fpurben: 9ip6z
t6eritis 9, S4arlu9 %, Rerpenfie6er
u, W}aiern 3, gei4poQene Manoeln
4, &eud6uiten 1, Dinopoden l, 3uz
6ertuloii5 6.
tEas BEN %g'itrigtu sOrntogss6srFsTponOcut9
0eiratbs=9irem3rn.
6oIgenbe !Seiratb5z 2icen3en puroen
geItern our6 ben Qttuar be5 Common
YGaas. Getidts GusQeiteQt:
6ranf Gong, %, 9lsn6urnie, Mb.,
uno CLARA S. Morris, &c. Qpplitant
Wooo, 8Ienburnie, W}o.
So6n W&. 2utan, 80, uno Roie 8.
2einemun, "a, Npplifant 6. M. Gpz
fter, gr. 1877, OfzgaltimorezS Str.
0m. !. Sent, "a, unO Barbara
6. M}auonee, 30, 8eioe Don 8altiz
ezGountD. Npplifant s. 8. 2iz
oingiton, g2r. 8O8, Nor6s z4pe
nue.
G6riitian Rolf, %, Nr. 127, @sitz
it=StraBe, uno Qnnie 81. 9eetpn,
IS.
Ri6urO .. MulOsiB, %, Nr. 314,
Rorozgaca16truBe, uno Mamie 6.
Moore, Is.
Cigar 6arrD M}urtlep, SO, Nsnz
Srforb, Mb., unD Minnie 80. Slime
felter, CIR. 6O3, 9itfer=Str.
36omas u. Dunno, %, Rai6pi1e,
Sem, uno 6enrietta 6. Sell, "a.
Sofep6 u. 8agner, %, unO Marp
Qlbifer, p. 4pplifant %. u. 9arOz
ner, Nr. 906, NorbzgurepzStr
W}enoel Ra9umanpib, 25, Nr.
299, Norbz5rOnt>S troBe, unb SiIe
Sbier. %.
Wm. gOpurb @tdnlep, SO, Nenz
gort, unb Gmtlie Moroecat, %,
Weit=Nrlington.
Stto Dm. 5aiges, %. Nr. 13,
2orb's Cane, unO Sbd Map 9uute,
80.
Gilbert Mc9orpeu, q, unb Rut6
M. 8ropn, 81. 4pplifunt Sulius
2ind, g2r. 1884, ROr0zGoGingtonz
Qpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

Wet3en. = Die Reutl9e Wel3enz
3ufu6r be3ifferte ii6 auf 9210 8uz
idel; 8erIanot Don ben GleOatorsn
1887 8uIfel; 8orrat6 in ben @lez
patoren 245, 161 8ui6el. @ertauft
puroen 1900 Suli gu 8O4, 1000
Qr. 2 rot6er neitlider Spot gu 81,
6eutiae Shlubrate:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
OAS TT 20
rragt die DIE 0t8, Die iihr INNER G8kauft Hal
':5s:e L&HHNzzw
grO0uften= Warft.

llntenitebenDe 9reiIe be3ie6en ii8
auf ben Gngros : 9anOel; fir ben
&Iein6anoel muB Elm entipre9enber
4ufI6la9 gema6t iperOen.
Surm 9rpDutte.
Qe6enoe5 8~efliigsl: pro Yfuno,
iunge 9ibner lac. bis 17c.; ate 9I6z
ner 13c.; gnten Sc. bis &c.; Suuben,
pro 9adr zoe. bis 25c.
@ier, pro 0uBeno 15c. bis Ice.
Qepfel, pro SAB $1,OO bis $1.75;
WaTermelonen, pro 6unoert SO
bis sos; qfiriife, pro Carrier $3.50
bis 1925; Sta6eIbeeren, pro 9funO
55c. big t.; 6eioeIbeersn, pro Quart
Sc. bis &c.; 8iri6en, pro Sinner SOC.
bis &c.; GantaIoupe5, pro Grate
$1.OO Bis $500; 6imbeeren, pro
Quart Sc. bis &C.. Nnanas, pro @rate
$500 bis $3.50.
Semitic: 8drtoffeln, pro Sap
$1,OO bis 1915; 3niebaln, pro BaB
$3.50 bis $1.75; 0eiBfo6l, pro
6unDert $3.50 bis $3.50; 8opfidlut,
PRO 8uIfeItiite 2Oc. bis 3Oc.; 3uderz
riiben, PRO 8iinoel DC. bis &C.; So
mutoeS, pro Carrier 81 bis 50; CRIME
8obnen, pro &orb 80c. bis 1925;
iunge Grbisn, pro 8ui6el zoe. Bis
$1.1O; @urfen, pro Grate $3.50 Bis
$500; 6pargel, pro 0uBenO $1.OO
bis 1925; Raoie86en, pro 9unOert
6Oc. bis $1.OO.
Groceries unb Probtfioz
mem.
Raffinirter 3uder, pro 9funb: gez
niirfeIt, 5.61!c.; pulOeriiirt, 5.114c,;
Stanooro granulirt, 5.064c.; feiR
granuIirt, 5.O6!c,; Grpital, 5.O64c.;
Golumbia q, 4.83!c.; geI6er, 4.16c.
bis 1850.
Butter, pro Pfunh:
separation 10 bis 225
SUM Cream bis -
| Smitotion Is Bis 49,
| Soma @eitern Sable Is bis III
NeItern Storez9ateo 10 bis Il
9rint5, 1 Pfuno . 20 Bis "a
9rint8, ] 9fun0 20 Bis "a
9oG8, 2 Pfuno 20 Bis %
SaI3fleii6: pro 9funO, gauge
S4uItern, engl. geI6n., 94c.; gon5
tur3e Rippen, 1Olc.; Seiteniped,
lie; gauge 2eibitijde, 113c.; Sped
S6ultern, 1O9c.; Sugar : GureO"
S6ultern, 94c.; S6intsn, 144c.;
pine 6aut, 144c.; Picnic, &c;
gMeB"~ 56peinefleiid $3.50 pro
SAB; S4mal3 - in Sierce5, gut raj
finirt, DC; in 6GFern, 94c.
&affee; H~otirungen Iino ME foIgt:
ouf Der Bats BON SIC, biz Sc. pro
Pfuno fir Tio CIR. I; Santos Tic.
Bis 11!c.; Moracai6o 94G. Bis 12!c.i
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; n}rttu 18c. BIS
19c.
8er0Feter 8uffee; s. g. G., in ST.
ten 1Oc. bis 1O.2Oc. pro 9funO;
in 8iihien unb Sdten, rsiner SABA,
32c. Biz 32!c.; Sara uno Motta, gez
mii6t, 27!c. Bis 28t. bro Pfuno; relz
ner marrrni6n 22c. biz 22Ic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

SSenn Shr Gclp lciben nplIt,
tommt Ju mir. aaiat 9cyIe5tn. St;hte 9ab!uu.
Qen. 9ribDiegtnb,it. 6paisa. GrIeibteruue,n
oisIsu gtOnat fir aultibsu BON $ uHO msbr.
" T. Rrtmsr, Rr. l20. 4orOa9aeas5trass.
(Dtail6,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
$50 Saar- $500 pro ISOLDE.

I'll pcrtdhfeH'
3p.it6dige @duicr init ie4s 3immern an orr
9arterzStraBs, ju!lben Gairnountsao'nue uno
Eauetre=StraBe. Sjtie 0duisr tutbalten ale nttiez
item @eautmli6teiteu, siniblisbli6 tcmentirte Rel
ler uno Warmors lrapptn. 9reis 500. gruHoz
Gins $27 idbrlib. &arterzStrabt lit nit Den btfen
oitrifiiirt;n 3isgeliciuen q~cpiIaitert Hro bat ernltn=
tIrte 5rottp;re.
Itan ntbme Die GairmouutSAucHus 6dr5 iu otH
8ebduii5t.Iten.
Genaro =. Gandeber,
Garl8) Qr. 3532, Cf=9altinlore@Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
RnItimnrer Wnrftherimte.

Suiant TAR Zen .I:uiESsH GOrr'OoHOsHtsH.H
Baltimore, zen q. SUM-.
Me6L.- Die beuti9e Y}s4l3ufubr
belief Ii6 auf 1898 6dFer, elm
fdlieBli6 1859 6dfer gu Occult
goint unO 5144 Safer gu Canton;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

gu Observation-Disclosures @tsenfbnm:
2i auQuftasaps., orobcr Stall i'm StHttrSTnnS.
30l0 6drlem=2lps., GaloertOn.
Cottage al GrtDsritsGoa0, uabe augufas4oe.
Gbag. 9. . &C NJ a Il. 6l2, 2at0sSloG.
SuuiIQ IS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

Su p%erfaufeu:
gtr. 2429, GsbraI.str., Sreis $3.50, 9tuHoltns
CUB b;s Qort=Str., queis $3.50, gruTo ilHs So.
Sicie 6traBtn irD 100 JuB brett. " gtof ts'ns
anoereu 9duisr Oieitr att in Ror0of=Salt!more
50 babe aEors Sduitr IN eitltr unnllllt1outen
Rab5ariddit an @aHp, idmsatII9 ntu. 9FslIt orn
800 a~uipdrts, nit Uranojlus pom $50. JsIEn
msbrsrs Gds9ruRpFtds. Aass pon miF Ser1aIlls
it utu.
.. g. @rptbo II
(gRai4, lRn Rr. 1912, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

6eutIqe S6luBrQtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

SH perfdufeu:
40 &dcr, ) Msiien BON Baltimore, on oF 70
80. zgabu." 6ute Gtbduos. gute @tmules ogsF
@straiDe.6arm. gu trirGgsu bel ! q mes y
SaHuon iIr zrutees, Galpsrt%su'Iolns'
(Gtt24,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

Raffinirtsr 3uder, pro 9funb: ges
niirfeIt, 5.61!c.; puIoeriiirt, SILT;
StanOaro granulirt, 5,06Ic.; fein
gronuIirt, 5.O65c,; GrpltaI, 5.O63c.;
Columbia q, ASH; geIber, 4.16c.
bis 4.68c.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-04
Women and Their Money.

The recent theft of $1 ,OOO from the reticule of a woman lawyer in St. Louis has rendered somewhat acute the chronic question as to where women shall carry their money. It is a ter rible calamity for a woman-or for thar matter, man, either-to lose S1. 900 at Christmas, and the St. Louis incident naturally calls for a discussion of plans 10 prevent repetitions of such gray. misfortunes.
 As the custodians of money-that is. money for current use-women have as many methods and systems as they have caprices and fancies. The ole style of tieing it up in the corner of d pocket handkerchief has become pretty thoroughly obsolete, though as a mat ter of fact nothing has taken It's place which has been found to be much bet ter. Stuffing money under the palm or the glove is reasonably safe, though it has it's limitations. It works all right for bank notes, but it is not feasible Tor coin. The corsage seems to be d secure depository for money, but 1t in- wolves certain endorsements which It IS not necessary to elaborate
 Most women, of course, carry purses. put the trouble is there is no place for them to carry their purses eXcepting Tn their hands, which is precarious and lnconvenient, or in bags. which is peri ious, as the case of the woman lawyer Tn St. Louis has demonstrated Most or the room which a woman's purse ahords IS taken up anynow with her handkerchief, and any bank note.- which she may place in her pocketbook are likely 10 be pulled out with samples of dress goods or meal tickets and lost.
 There are believed to be pocllets somewhere in the gowns which women wear nowadays, but that they canno, be reached or found is frequently illus rated when two women attempt 10 stand each other off for street car fare or the price of q luncheon. The cases Tn which women lay their purses down and forget them are sufficiently rare To produce the profoundest amazemem and admiration among men, but when such an accident does occur, the results are too agonizing to contemplate. and stand as a warning against the condi. tlons which make such a disaster DOS sible.
 While it is well known that the loss oI money by women is not so frequent
Arizona republican., 1903-01-04
CITY COLLECTORsHIP
Other Candidates for the Vaca1 t
 Position.

The army of those who would throw themselves into the breach made Tn the city official list by the resignation of City Collector Frank Luke Is daily increasing. It has been announced tha: Eugene s. Russell and Clay Leonard are candidates. Announcement had previously been made of the candidacy of C. Nj. Zander. president of the Young Mems Democratic club. MT. Russell is also a prominent member of the club and will no doubt divide the support of that organization. Mir. Leonard was a member of the club. but he has not lately been an active member and his chief opposition in his race for the noTri- inatiOu for county recorder last fall came from the club which had arrayed itself solidly behind B. F. McFau. How far all the democratic members of the council will be influenced by the club will be seen tomorrow night.
 IL is only moderately certain that the democratic councilmen will not be a unit, so that the republican mayor and the republican member from the second ward will have to be reckoned with So far none of the members of the council have expressed themselves re- garding the chances of any of the can didates.
 MT. Zander said yesterday that while he would like to have the office. much of the glamor of politics had been worn off within the last two years. and in the case Of his defeat he would per manently retire from the field and go back to his first love, the newspaper He believes that there is solid con- tentment in a relation with a first-class newspaper not to be found ln any political office. He launched into the political arena from the head of the circulation department of The Repub- lican and he has never been happy since.
 All three of the candidates mentioned have had a great deal of official ex- perience, and it has been so recent that they have not had time to grow rusty. MT. Zander has just concluded a two years service as clerk of the probate court.
 MT. Russell has been connected with the police department for the last two years and Mir. Leonard has been the city treasurer just as long.
 Whoever succeeds in getting the ap- pointment tomorrow night will have another early fight on his hands. for the term of office expires next May. when the people will make the appoint ment