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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-02
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-02
9(lte 3eiten 3nril6aernfen.

.Wir Q(Qe piiIen, no Elm GROCER
She'll bieie8 9elDe5 bingetommen 1T.
Rum 8eifpieI, ba5 ndbrenD Y}a9or
9abibIDn's QomintitrattOn ernannte
Gomite fir Die llnteriu4ung Der &oz
ften fir StraBenpflaiterung II. I. IN.
fanb, ouB Die Pflditerung nit belgtz
fdhen 8l0den uuf elmer unierer Strdz
Ben unQefd6r $14 pro Quubrut>Yaro
qefoItet bat, lpogegen biefelbe unter Der
iebiqen 9lDmtniitration nur ungefdbr
elm Sgiinftel jenes 8etrdgeS, oOer ipentz
qer, fofet. Obglei9 Die @aifermiez
then in ienen 3agen fir tleine 9du@
fer Is Bis 20 9rp3ent b06er iparen,
als ieBt, par Da8 WaHsrOepartement
ni6t i'm @tunbe, 1i6 ieIbIt gu er5alz
ten, pie e5 ieBt Der San 1T, Die &oz
ften fir 4b5ugstanGle paren bon 10
bis 25 9ro3ent b0ber, al5 9egenwdr=
tia. Die l1nfoiten fir bus 6euerz9ez
tartement tparen bebeuten0 606er, dls
iebt, o6qlei6 bic 8abl Der 5euerne6rz
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bert purbe, unO OieIeI6en 3uitdnoe
6errf9ten in nabe3u allen 9epartez
ments Der Stabtz tz8egierung. Qlles
bies mar cine 6ol9e Der SbatIo4e,
bah bic 6taot bon ben 9olititern re-
qtert nurbe."
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Nrn Nnnf Der gend,meIt ,

7EE'F'I19V'E
ba6tu fjb itue sbrpiroigtn frommtH gton9s ,rs
ruprbeu, pclbs aus Nicbt ir ibre lsiotno;H Dlts
menid1eu Die ct 8sruaro Gr0ut.rpiatu iuidmmeu
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fluuteu 6tilfrdftltu Rrduttrn uH0 9i1uIuidiita
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mann bstlnut, eiaeu Q3sltrui crpor5:r uuo oicle
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iamtr;baiteu uu0 aual0ouen Stiocn trlot uorOcn
iinD. itqutu i'm 5tiuH bic 9erHlroiHer D}0u9e ais
Dabrs g9obltbdtsr Der IsjDsHOsn Weni4bsit.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-02
9ie S0Waben
1tnO bic GrQmfen
Start unb 8eiunD 8cinadlt burd1
Or. RoOWaO' S
SarfapattGtatt 2'efOfpent.

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biu0st iib ourt has 9lut, Oeu 53tDc.b, ben uriH
unO anotre 6luifQfeiteu unO Sdite ots SDtsms
nit be- gebsnstrait 0eHu ts oIrhtbt OJ; abtuBs
faHdle oes R0rpsrs nit ututut unD geiuuOtm Dta'
tsral Suopbtlu S6niuoiu6t. Syphilis, un9sa
bette uno uurld)ttg bebauoslte .9tnrrtal@ in itnsH
Sielen 5prmeu 0bidt 3ebu 6eut5 tIr Gin iuutrrs
tts Bud sDr NaOwap iibsr 9tusrdi9, Griltns
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Gumors, RnpteH in Dtn Eriiitu unD aHDtrtn Abtta
len Dss Spiems, tpurOs aFgen, ausilune aus otH
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btiteH, aus6Idge, G5iebTzWuuOtn, 9rlnOtopT'
Gliugpurm salJfluB GrDfpe!as, eltut, idparls
Jsdeu i'm 6eiid5 Sumors, trIbsurtige 9citiDurt,
6rauHsRpautbtit:H uu0 une ibDdhenotn uHo
itm.rjooqen GntlesruHqen, RahtiblUtiB ndbtlibs
gsrluits uHO ale unn6tbi9:H 2tbilIdt Uou StOficn,
p;I5t bic 2tbcHstrdft biiOtn, Fno i'm g're;t Der
6sillrdit Oiets Q8uu6ers Don mo0erEtr 6benrt,
uuO Gin @sbrlub BON eiuj9su 5u9tu wirO fA fir
ieoe 9erioH Die irgeno timer DIR obi9tn 6rants
bsjtsn ieioet, ais 6tjtrlit triter 6lait bspeiitu.
BsHu Der Eati:ut, Der Durd bic tdliIttn 9erlEitt
uuO abilIFe iumtr itpdbsr DjrO, criolgrstb 1T,
btsi, 2lbiluit 5u o;rbjHosrH uno Ods Sgittm our9
usucs, BON esiuHoem 8lut bereeteattm 9tdtsrldI
Osrbtfsru iann, uHo D,s btiprgt oas Sariapurl=
liam uHo sdraHtirt Oaitr, Oaun 1T cine 6eiung
qsitbtrt, DsHH rpeuH Die OltDBiH tiHmll nit ibrfr
8eiuiguuggarbtit be9oHHtu bat uno bic Seriuite
b'rbHttH taHH, atbt Dis 8ciIrung i2Hcn bor fd5
uuO NIT isD,m Slg nirb Der 9at;eut 0tiuuDer un0
trdFtigsr, bic 9abruHa miro beitr ptrOlut, btr
Npp'tit berbefert iib uuo 0tr 9ltient uimutt on
@epibt unD Rprpueu3 ju.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-02
gSamu Elm neue8 Slatt rmge>
Orebt mnr0e.

nSn 1895 unternu6m bas 8olt BON
Baltimore bic eriten entf6ieOenen
66ritte, um bieIem @pitem Der poltttz
f6en @erfpaItung Ginbult gu tbun.
Die @timmgeber erpGblten 9rn. 2(lz
cGus Cooper unb beuuftragten i'm,
Die ftGbtif6en Nngelegen6eiten i'm
SyntereFe Der Stabt unb ni4t i'm Snz
tereFe Der 9oIititer gu OerpdIten. 6r.
6ooper niomete ii9 oiefer 2ufgabe
nit GROCER @nergie unb bate eiren
Qun3 bebeutenben @rfol9 81 Der3ei3<
nen. Synbem er bies that, beleibigte er
inbeFen pieIe 2eute, burunter etnige
quite Qeute = meiitens a6er unbere.
8ieuei6t, baB er Ginige unn0tbiger
8eiIe beleibigte. Seine Nbminiitru=
tion mar cine e6rli9e, refine unb fez
gensrei6s unb reIulttrte in elmer enor=
men 8er6eFerung bes finan3ieGIen unb
gef6GftGi6en 3uitunbe5 Der Stabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-02

Giut Tlaid: cntbdlt mc6r pirflibt Mcojiu dls
irg,uo cine anOere 4rdparatiOu. Gs Diro in E5ets
.3iftI=Ioitu gcuommtu, uibrcuo man D0H aUotreu
Wt03iucn iuufs oOcr itdsmdl io5i,G usbmtn muB.
gertauft in 2Ipotbcfcu. 9reis 81.
S6yt,bt an L u 8aD NAB & o. IS G!ms
Str, Qsp@0Ori fir Ols Boot Of Qop;ce". "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-02

Or TaoDaD. - g,brtsr 6srr! So babe tnugs
3cit in ibIimmtr gBsiic elmer llu9,u 3ebt SoH
6bmptOmeu oiitttH, Uslb, Die Griabrnp BON alien
WsOiJHeru IN Oieisr 6tgtrO acudrrt babeu, unO
oab fUsUH f: nbt atbsilt psrosn tonuttu. i'd oon=
itiHOp sutfrdfteH purot SeyIuf OCs qp9ttits uno
oas Scrlanqtu ua& Stimulaut.u iino fiuf!ibcn
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Otr gBuHib fir gsiuu0sn 6blai uUO bcidHOiQt
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mir Dls 9ebcu 5u elmer SAT-, bis mid elm Urcuuo
UuauIabte Abrs MeoB;H Ju btriubsu 60 tnuite
id :ius 5lo!bs GaODap's eariapariljan uuO cine
Sdabttl 9abpub's 9iu;n uuo nobm Fc rtocls
mdbia. 9alo pur0s i'd beFsr! SD uabm prs'
6tatteir uuO orti 5!ujtsH mebr unO bsfinOc mid
lest in btftrer 6Itiuuobtjt, as il {nDUy.
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5lDtlIin,tt Z. gtnrl'ltr1.

pie in Der rgeps" in einem SnterDiem
pom 4. Qlpril 1903 beri9tet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-02
Die berI6penOeten WtilliOmen.

oW2tQionen BON Dollars Duroen
bur6 Qnlet6en erboben, Die BON 3eit
5u 3eit ppn Der @eieBgebung fir quite
@traBenpfIaiterung, S4uIbduier ,@b>
suqsfanGle unb anOere permanente
@er6eFerungen autoriiirt purDen. -
0as @elo puroe berau5ga6t, Die BON
Der 6tabt fir bic @rbebung oes Sell
bes ausgeiteIIten ObligatiOnen blieben
unbe5ablt; bas 8Olt pirb nod CUR
8e3a6lung Der 3infen fir bieie Obltz
gutionen beiteuert; Oas 8apital muB
gu elmer 3eit be3ublt perben - unb
bo6 ba6en mir nibt buS glatte Straz
Benpfluiter, Die @54ulbdufer, Die &bz
suqsfanGle ooer irgenb tpel4e anoeren
Der fir un1ere 8ebiirfniiie notRmenotz
oen 8erbefTerunQen er6ulten."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-14
South PeDObscot.

South Penobscot.
THE weeK OF prayer was observed at / e
Baptist church the past week.
There are several spelt isherme on
tb' lee - ne cove. TIE nsn are scare,
ana snIsu
Mrs 'rpson Bridges is Visiting re'a
tiv's ~ sErtiago. Her grsrdduug htrr,
Ari'ie j ii'n-om, who h0s spent several
months here, has returned to her home
in thst Town.
Fred l.. Roberts, who is in the hospital
III Portland for treatment OF an injured
eye, hsd the eye removed last week. The
physicians report him doing as well as
could be expected.
Rev e K. Drew attended the funeral Of
Siviltan Perkins, OF Penob-cot, last
Saturday afternoon. The deceased has
one brother here, Capt. Abrsm Perkins,
and sister, Mrs. Emma Guiiiord.
Jaa. Il CLIMAX
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-14

Indian Point.
DEATH OF MISS MABEL HIGGINS.
Miss Mabel Higgins, who had been III
with typhoid fever for. three weeks, and
" hose life had been ioespaired OF for
several days, passed away this morning at
s O'Clock. She was born at Indian Point
Gown OF Eden), Maine, twenty four years
ago last March, came to this CT with her
parents. was educated in the Elgin high
school, graduating vi h the Glass OF 1896
and afterward attended the state no mai
school at Normal, ILL.,, " here The made
brilliant record, one of the be I ever made
la that school.
On her return to EIgin she was ap
pointed a teacher IN tn Lincoln school.
and the present y ar W IS her sixth year OF
service in that position. THE testimony of
those in charge of the schools, and OF her
fellow teachers, is that ~he was one of the
brig htest, cleare-t teachers ever In the
pu bic schools OF Elgn
She had the eeUre confidence OF the
patrons OF her school and also OF those
with whom she worked aid she sas
grestly loved by all her pupils. She never
worried over her work. aud had no cause
to worry, Tor she received nothing but
commentator from alt. She seemed to
d. her work viii ease, and yet threw her
whole soul into IL.
Her d sth i distinct loss to the schools,
and Is felt as personal 10 : tn those VIII
knew her. For she Vas always big t and
sun hiny wherever she NJ, with
CHEEKY word for al--s hitch cou T. for a
god deal in this world of frowns ana
d knees.
She was accomplished in music. espec
tally with h mando in, and played Ia
Mrs. Teizner's mandolin orche-I a. Sh
was member of the Art 5 udy club,
also OF tie Bible literature lass, IN when
she read few weeks ago one OF the hes,
essays I the year. She was con Is ent
member OF tue First Baptist chu CT d
was active IN all it, societies
Besides her father, mother and sister
Waite, BIO IS p'incipal OF thu Sheridan
schGo she leaves a host OF ftiend- " h .
.,ncerely mourn her loss.-Eigin IN J
Daily Nelgs Jan 5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-14
COUNTY NEWS.


Prospect HarDor.
e. F. Ray hss gone into the woods In the
vicinity II Union river teamiEg.
A arge patty of young people enjoyed
the fine skating on the stream Saturday
afternoon and vening.
Fed Hamilton and family, OF South
Gould boro. returned home Sunday from
q visit to relatives here.
D.. l.. L. Larrabee has returned from
Winter Harbor, where he has been on a
y-of, ssionAi visit of several days.
On one II tie pleasant days last week,
before the present cold wave, Miss Alice
Cole fund a handsome butterfly in her
toom.
TIL V. society has resumed its weekly
neetings. w. f. Bruce and wife enter
tame on Wednesday. There was large
attendance.
The knights Of Scboodic lodge cele-
brale the mi iation of their one hum
credth member on Saturday night, with a
Banquet, which was prepared by the
Psthian si-terhood.
T neig h ourh hood was saddened last
week TO hear of the sudden death OF Mrs.
Flank l.. Wood, of West Gould -boro, on
Thursday. The family has the sympathy
OF a large circle of friends here.
A party of friends gave house warm
ing TO Moses Stanley and wife on Friday
EVENING. 1t was genuine surprise, not
tn least being the present OF fine set of
dining chairs. Music and games fur
Esh tertainment, and a nice supper
was served.
Jan. Il. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-01-14

1E~aA n VT sNHEs H~asAAN bbVpASs
Eliza Brooks. former resident of this
town, died at her home in Hyde Park,
Mas, last week at the age OF eIg seven.
Her health has for tue past year been
gradually failing, but a feS days before
her death she took an III turn and suf-
fe ed much until death came to her relief.
She has, since her removal from here,
lived with, and been tenderly cared for by
her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Hamor.
Mrs. Brooks was a woman of sterling
worth. AT the eary sge OF sixteen she
jointd the Baptist church here and during
the years OF her active life she lsbored
wi, h and for the interest of the church.
The years of her mem bership have exceeded
that of any previous member, being
seventy one.
Though for several years she has lived
in Massachusetts,, Yet she has ever yesrned
for her Old Church home and was very
DESTROYS to have her remains brought
home and laid beside her companion, rho
died twenty years ago.
TIL parting worms to one Of her dRugh-
tsrs on her last visit to her home here,
tell them Pm coming" showed her iong-
ing and hope Of seeing her home and
r. ends once MORE.
She was the mother Of mine children.
seven OF whom survive her; George, John
and Mrs. sarah Hamor, OF Massaehu etts,
Mrs. Lottie Smith, OF Bar Barbor, and
Mr-. Hannah and Addie McFarI nd and
Dexter, all OF VIII m were present at the
iun-Tai. save Dexter, who has been absent
several months from home. She also has
one brolher living. John X. " hitaker, a
resident OF this town.
Fun r. serv ces were be d on Thursday
at the church here, Rv. $. r Belyea
officiating. The choir sang her fayorite
hymn, "A bide with me.n
She WIS laid to rest amid wealth Of
flowers. whose beauty and fragrance htiy
~ bolzed the beautiful life OF god deeds
and tive lasting fragrance that emanates
ir, m such long and useful life
Jan. IL. Y.
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So.so Deer isle.
Mrs. Van PIERCE has been seriously
II. with God poisoning, but at present
is muca batter, and considered out OF
danger.
Lewis Judkins and wife returned from
Stratton is and few days ago, and are
with frienus until they decide where to
settle. Thy have had charge of the
Sir.tton island farm for the past year.
Rev. MIR Smith holds meetings in the
church every alternate Sunday evening,
and much interest Is taken in them.
Week evening meetings we're also
planned every ether evening this week.
News was received this week of the
death of the infant child OF Merton
Thurstou and wife at Cam bridge, Mass.
Mr.. Thurston Is native of this place.
Just year ago an Older child died. The
parents have the sympathy OF al
Capt :. n Hendrick was thrown from
his sIeigu On #eob's bill last week, ana
narrowly escaped broken neck. HIS
condition WAS very serious for some days,
bnt at present he is improving aud with
care vii recover, but the doctor says ii
Will be Il long Tins before be VIII b.
able to WORK. Harry Stanley is emp Dyed
caring for his farm work.
Jan 10 EGO.
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Amos Brown is still confined to the
house by Illness, and is much missed at
Masonic hal. where he has SO long served
as janitor.
Rev. Desn A. Walker held nightly
prayer meetings through the week of
prayer both here and at Bass Har Tor,
three nights at each place.
Mrs. Belle Blake, who assisted in the
store of A. |. Holmes through the holt
days, has returned to her home in Brook
lin, to he regret of her friends here.
The Giley hill begins to look like a
lumber yard, large piles OF newly manu-
featured boards from the sawmill recently
put in operation near Long pond, having
been landed there for shipment.
The friends of Leon Wilson, of MeKin-
ley, regret to learn of his serious illness,
an operation for appendicitis having been
performed lat week. and though it is be-
Iieved it viii prove successful the yong
man is still in very critical condition.
/ The several orders in town, Masons and
Stars, ODD Fellows and Rebekahs, all held
interesting installation services last week,
conducted by high-grade officers from
the grand lodges, with either visiting
guests, full account of which will no
doubt be given by the secretaries of the
orders.
Miss Alice Moore, w. c. t. U. organizer,
spent a few day. here Last week as the
GU st of the 'Y's". Owing to the storm
of Tuesday night, which prevented the
lecture a. Bass Harbor no public meeting
was held, but most interesting and in
structve talk was given by Miss Moore at
Y meeting, also to the local union of
/ White RIbboners.
CLANCY Randall is negotiating for the
| purchase OF e. l.. Higgins blacksmith
shop to be used as livery stable. AS this
will turn the wheelwright and boat
builder ad-ift. William l.. Gilley has
bought the neat little shop owned by E.
L. Higgins and will have it moved to his
own premises, where he will continue his
business of boat building. 1t is not yet
known where ID. L. Mayo will locate his
turning lathe.
Jan. IL. SPRAY.
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North BiuehiIl. u
Halcyon grange held its annual inst l.
lation Saturday evening, Jan. 10. 1t was
carefully and well conducted by Mrs. A b.
Wood, Of East Bluehill grange, as insta l.
ing officer, and f. s. Haskell and Halle
Nj. Snow as assistants. Visitors from
Highland. East BiuebilI and Sedg~ lex
oranges were present and renal ks we're
made by j. B. Wilson, of Highland. and
j. +. Wood, Of East uehill, and otners.
After the installation bountiful supper
was served in the lower hall. Follow ing
the supper an interesting musical enter
tainment was given by DR.. Littleheld with
his phonograph. The offic RS for the
ensuing year are: Master, Thomas Grieve i:
overseer, G. H. Billings; lecturer. Sadie e..
Dunbar; steward, A. T. Gil lis; as.i.tant
steward, F. s. Hinckley; chaplain, Eliza
beth III. Wescott; treasurer, A. P. Soper:
secretary, Mary B. Hinckiey; gate keeper.
A. E. Wescott; Pomona, Mrs. A. E. IVES.
colt; Flora, Mrs. A. T. ellis; Ceres, Ms.
Thomas Grieye, l., A. steward, Fanny j.
Soper.
Jan. IL. w
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne~. see other page.

North i.smoine.
Miss Gertrude Bragdon arrived home
last week from Auburn, where she has
been spending several weeks. She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Bragdon.
George and John Brooks and Mrs. Sarah
Hamor, of Massachusetts, and Mrs. Lottie
Smith, of Bar harbor, we're called here
last week to attend the funeral ser ices OF
tLeir mother, Mrs. Eliza Books.
Mrs. Abbie Austin, who has been visit
ing Mrs. w. II. Rice la Levaut, returned
home Satutd day.
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Marlboro.
Josiah Ciewiey, of Clifton, Is visiting
his father-in- law, David Moslev.
Miss Emma Hodgkins and Cara Kelley.
OF Bar Harbor. who have heen visiting
Miss Hodgsins' parents, Tyler Hodgkins
ana wife, have reformed to B ,r Har6or.
George Jeliison aud wife, OF Clifton,
We're the guests OF S. n Rlmick aud wife
over sunday MIR. JelIison will work at
the coating station and Mrs. JeiIisoD will
stop win her sister, Mrs. Remick.
Jan. 10. Apu
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TAs AhiuuAn hus subscribers al 100
ht u posf-of1ees in Hancock county
all e.. otae1 papers in the county con-
nsned ~ rot reach so many. THE AMER
loAs .s mol the only paper printed in
Rnncoee county. cad has nerer claimed q,
Be-, oui u IS the only paper that can prop
CT, De called a COUNTY paper; all The
rsa are merely local papers. The circuln
Zion OF The AMERICAN, barring the BaT
Rarbor Records summer list. Is large
E4an thas O, a.: ne other papers printed
On BaHcock county.