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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-17
Cold Weather Altruisno,
lCOntrihuted.l


Observations by liberal on GER
tain statements made by an evangel-
list at revival.
The season having arrived when
preachers, both local and itinerant.
together with the lay members, be-
come seized with a sudden desire TO
rescue sinners and unbelievers from
the gaping jaws of Hades, perhaps
few words from a liberal will not be
considered inopportune.
1t would seem at the first blush
that this altruistc manifestation is
the result of climatic conditions.
Souls certainly are in as great dan
ger during the spring, summer ami
autumn months.
Some gospel spouters" preach
eternal punishment; only a second
death or humiliation is proclaimed
by others. All hold out as an induce
ment to rectitude of conduct. a hope
of future reward and a fear of future
punishment. 1t would seem that a
man who does right, or as near right
as possible, simply for the love of
right and humanity, is more deserv-
ing of honor and respect than one
who has to be bribed by a hope of
reward, here or hereafter. or by a
punishment here or hereafter
Some seem to feel it their duty to
proclaim the Lords speedy coming.
One of these also declares that man
has always been failure; that inf
deity is fast spreading over the land;
that we hear cries of reform on every
hand: that the world will grow no
better than it is at present
With all due respect for everybody,
| say out upon such declarations as
these. One of this class also declares
that he will not discuss religious
points with any living soul
He will quote Ingersoll, however,
and ask the colonel questions. ans
wcring the same himself, thereby car
rying on a discussion with one who
man both brave and wise who can
successfully cope with the dead.
those who have passed to silence
and pathetic dust 1t would
seem that truth would bear investiga-
ton and discussion. 1t reminds one
of the ultra would be brave man. who
sailed forth and assailed single
handed and unarmed large. man
eating lion, but-the lion was dead.
These men are always telling what
the Lord has done for them. They
publicly thank the Lord for the hos
pitality of the people, thereby shift
ing the responsibility to heaven.
Franklin had this in mind when 'e
wrote to the itinerant clergyman de-
string his hospitality, as follows:
Not for Christs sake; but for your
sake"
AS to failure, infdelity. reform,
zenith of progress, etc, such talk is
antagonistic to progress and not cal
| culated to cause ambitious effort.
This is no new thought, however, for
churchman; it is the old moss
grown idea of former times. The
principal victories of freedom and
science have been achieved in spite
Of the church and in face of her open
hostility. Many of the opponents of
the Christian dogmas persist in their
hostility to the progress of all re-
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-17
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Frank Robertson, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, the administrator with
will annexed of the estate of Frank
Robertson, deceased, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first
publication of this notice to the said
administrator. at the law Office Of B.
J. McIntire in city of Kalispell, in the
county Of Flathead, state of Montana,
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate.
CHARLES THERRIAULT,
Administrator. with Will Annexed, of
the estate of Frank Robertson, de-
ceased.
Dated at Kalispell, Montana, this
10th day Of February, 1908.
Jasper Jewell, Attorney for Estate.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-17
OeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIve,

The only positive cure for blind
bleeding, itching and protruding
piles, cuts, burns, bruises, eczema
and all abrasions of the skin De-
Wits is the only Witch Hazel Salve
that is made from the pure, unadul-
terated witch hazel-all others are
counterfeits. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
salve is made to cure-counterfeits
are made to sell. Bronson & Light
hall, Broderick & Walker.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-17

Special inducements on silk waists
at Wilson's Saturday and all next
week. The best goes first.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-17
City Property

broom house and lot bath room; barn; sew
err; lights Third ave. east. Nice location. \
bargain. Price $500. Good terms.
5ofoot corner lot and shack. Western addi-
ton. Price $500.
Lots II and IS, block 1917 100 feet frontage
nice location cheap. Price 500 cash,
Lot IL, block 30, 500.
Lot 10, block 81, 275.
Lot 6, block 15l, 100.
SiXroom house and lot; water; sewer in al.
ley; chicken house; stable; wood house. Price
$1,000. Easy payments.
0O-toot lot, Second ave. east. Nice location.
Sewer in alley. nice place to build a house.
Price $50
50.foot, Main street, east front, between Srd
and 18th streets Fine business location. LESS
than cost. Price s., 800.
Lot and t-room house; nice location; water
and sewer in al Hey. Price S525
Seven,r4om house and lot; bath; furnace
sewer; lights: Fourth ave. east Best location
in town. Cheap. Price $3.50.
Seven-room house and lot; new; Second ave.
east. Nice location. Price S2,oO0.
House and l0o-foot lot: Fisher addition: six
looms. cellar; stone foundation; good we'll and
pump. Cheap. Price $500.
House and oO-foot lot: three rooms and ktch.
en-: good barn; Ninth ave. west. Price $500.
A bargain.
100-foot lot and 4.room house; Duncan addi-
ton. Fine location. $1,000. A bargain
75.foot east frontage with good barn on rear
Siuth ave. east. Price $3.50.
In addition to the above property we have
City Property, Acreage, Timber Lands and Re-
hnQuishments, Oil Stocks in the kintla Lake
Oil Co., Mining Stocks. and are Agents for the
Dominion Lands in the Northwest Territory
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-17
The Railway Employment

Office Second street west, furnishes
help for railway contractors, ranches,
saw mills and loggers. Write us or
telegraph orders at our expense, and
we will supply you with any number
Of men Immediately.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-17

Every there United
of Easter lilies This
flowers in bloom
The lilies
attended to while
for picking The native hborers
labor The males
pair of short made out ordinary
both working in lily field forms
The sight Easter lilies
strngy species of each
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-17

The Bee has received a limited
number Of Rand.MeNaIIy's mounted
wall map, the world on one side,
Montana on the other. No home
should be without one.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-17

party, IKE man, needs character
and membership that knows what
right is, and will do it in the advoca-
cy of political principles"
MI. Bryan SAID he did not propose
to take his democracy from any dem
ocratlc leader who received his train
ing from Wall street.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-17
4 Weak
Stomach

Indigestion is often caused by over.
eating. An eminent authority says
the harm done thus exceeds that from
the excessive use of alcohol. Eat all
the good food you want but DOM over.
load the stomach. A weak stomach
may refuse to digest what you eat.
Then you need Q good digestant like
Kodol, which digests your food with.
out the stomach's aid. This rest and
the wholesome tonics Kodol contains
soon restore health. Dieting unneces-
sary. Kodol quickly relieves the feel
ing OF fulness and bloating from
which some people suffer after meals.
Absolutely cures indigestion.
K0d0l Natures Tonic,
Prepared only by E. c. DEWITT l. 90. Chicago
TheSl. bottle contains2h times tho60c. sizo
BRONSON & LlGHTHALl.
FREDERICK & WALKER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
SntIhnftrrmchiet,

Inter bie1e l1eberi4rift f4retbt
Der v6ranffurter 9eneralzQ n8eiger"
Ser Giidtritt bes DeutTden 8otI4dfz
ters BEL Der decentralization Union
b. Soleben 1T beidGofene 9ade. Be
tanntli6 gait Istne Steaung i4on lett
ben 5ugen Der itufabrt OesPrinz
3en Seinri4 q nitli4 eri4ittert.
DIS ST. b. 9oLrUen unldngit nad
lGnqerem, in 0eutI4lanb per6ra4ten
l1rlaub ouf istnen POiten 5urittsbrte,
mar es offenes @sbeimniB, odB er
ni6t lange me6r in MaIbington oer>
6leiben iperbe. Sn3pii4en 1T Der 8e>
ne3usla : Gpnflitt atut geporoen, nno
BEL Der Qustragung befelben f4etnt
Ii9 bic oiplomati16e &unIt Oes 9rn.
b. 6oGeben ni6t 10 bepGArt 81 Aaben,
ME man oies1eits erfpartete, Seoens
fans pirb Der 8otidofter in Wai6z
inotpn perantnortli6 bafir gema4t,
bah bic in Berlin Iebboft beOduerte
M6le6nung Des G6NDsri4teramtes
Teiteng be5 qrdfiDenten Rooiepelt err
foIgt lit. 9r. b. 6ousben, OeTen @r@
f%ranfung niht gar 10 i4limm istn
Diirfte, pirO in Der BerIOn OeS frii6ez
rem erften 8oti4aftsietretdrs in
darlington, bes 8arons Sped b.
Stern6urg, einen interimitii6en
@tsQpertreter er6aGten. 9ieier, Der
unlGngIt gum 9eneraltOniul in Sal
tutta ernannt porben lit, 6efinOet ii4
ougen6lifli4 in Berlin unb nirb
f6pn an Samfag Die Qusreiie nab
Waf6inQton antreten. Sin tii6tigar
reutT9er Diplomat 1T CUR 3eit in
Nai6ington ie6r ponnOtRen, unb 3D.
ron Sped b. @tern6urg gilt als folz
der. Dem PropiIorium ptrb Oielz
si6t feline oefinitipe Grnennung gum
8otf9after in 8a16ington folgen,
fails man ni9t auf ben 9efonbten
Mumm b. S9nar5enite in 3urIdgrets
fen foQte, Der pieoer6plt als muths
mu3Ii9er NadfOlger 9oleben's gez
nannt iporoen 1T. 9ped D. Stern@
burg mar CUR 3sit bss Gamoa : Gon@
flift8 BON Der beuti6en Regierung Daz
gu auserIe6en, i'm 8erein nit einem
amerifQniI9en UNI einem engliiGen
Observation-Disclosures bic Neuregez
lung Der Gigentbumsoer9dltniiIe auf
Rem SnIeln por3u6ereiten unO Dur4z
8u6eratben, cine Qufgabe, Die er gliidz
li4 gelOIt Fat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

@inen guten &at6 gtebt
Die ,Minneapolis Shines" ben Sis
bGnbIern, beren Sis auf Safe Sal
6oun bon ben S%port8leuten, Die in
ibrem @tsi6littenbergniigen ni6t gez
ft0rt tperben fpoaen, bunfelrotb gez
fGrbt nurbe. sic metnt, baB Oas Sis
rubig aufbeipahrt perben ioqte, I'm
i'm CONNER ais girfusz2imona0e gu
Dienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
.,6aus Suihbaucr."

Quf fetner Muiterfdrm RioeritOe
Bel STfferfon in Wisconin lit Dor Ell
niqenSa gen 6ran5 Qrnolo 9Dffmdnn,
Der friberer 8ices8OuOerneur bon
syuinois, ais riiItiger Qdt3iger geitors
BEN. 0ur9 feline Bis in bas Ro4ite
Otter ~fprtgsieBts gldn3enoe SRGti8teit
als lanonirtbI9aftli4er S4riftiteler
unter Dem Namsn n9ans 8ui46auer""
1T er Der iingeren Generation oes
gBeftens unter bieiem Namen befannz
ter, als unter Ieinem 5amiliennamen.
6offmann mar Elm 8etp9dle. Sn
6erforb geboren, erbielt er cine treff=
li4e N%usbilDung. gr fam bereits
1910 mad Nmerifa. belt, ME Die 81.
Staats3eitung" ii6er i'm beri6tet, in
Der umgegenO BON @Ricago oeutI6e
S9ule, itanb Oeuti9en 3ir9enge>
meinoen in Qbbiion, G4aumburg
unO Cottage Sin bei GbicugO als9rez
bigger Dor, ftubirte nebenbei Re4tss
piFenf9aft unb purbe 1912 Der erite
&eoatteur Der ~Sa. Staats5eitung,"
bic bamdls Wo6enblatt mar. 1854
lteB er Ii9 ais He9tsanpalt in @htz
cagO nieoer, purbe balb &Oniul fir
9annoper unb @a9Ien : Meimar.
nabm regen Mntbeil on Der 9olitit
urp purOe 1860 gum 8ice@@ouDerz
reur opn Sainois getpd6lt. Nd6renD
oes 8lrserfrieges 6ra9te er Elm beutz
tdes Reiterreaiment fir bas 1nipns=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

Sn benz @interturort
0upps 6aben Die 8egner bes 9utabz
nebmens BEL 8egriiBungen i'm 5reien
Die ate poetiI6e Ma6nung bur4 On
f6lag unb Die 9refe pieber in Grinz
nerung gebru4t:
ngbret bic 5rouen, be9riiBt iie nit
Neigen,
8egriiBt tie nit freunblt6em, ftttltz
dem 8eugen
9es bebedten mdnnlt3en 9auptsI
8laubt'8 Dem @rfa6renen, jeoe err
laubt's.
0pGt S6r benin troB 8arnen unb
S9elten
Sud- nit @epdlt ba8 8enie nod err
fGlten?
9afte Die 6iite, Die Itottli6en W1iiben
Set auf Der Code, Der 8laBe Sud
fiBen!
9riiBet nit Morten, griiBt nit Der
6anb,
Gbret bic Site, bod I6ont ben Ser
ftQno!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

Die a + mt en- Der If n e
fiI9en See3oQdmter beliefen ii4 i'm
Sabre 1902 auf me6r, ais 80 Mtiuioz
men 9aels, gegen 251 MiGionen i'm
Sabre 1901. 3u9lei6 pirb aber ge>
melbet, baB bas Su9r nit trii6en
Qusii6'en f9IteBe, bo Der Preisriifz
gang bes @il6ers beFen &auftraft
INNER mebr berabminoere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

Die unfrige ii6eriteigt bieienigen
9roB6ritannien's, 9euti9lanb's
unO 8eIgien's 5ufammen genomz
men.
philadelphia, 8u., &c. San.
= 9us Bulletin Der Nmerican Sron
e Steel QTociation" bat cine aus
fii6rltte @tattItif Der 1902er 9roz
buttibnen aqer Nrten BON Ro6eiIen
in Den Ser. Staten empfangen. Die
8efammt 4robuttion betrug IT,
821, BOT Sonnen, gegen 15,878,354
Sonner i'm Sabre 1901 uno 1881
242 Sonnen i'm Sabre 1900. Der
9roDuttionS3upa6S in Der 3peiten
Sa6res6dlfte iiber Die erite 9Glfte be-
trug 2O4,157 3Dnnen. 9u8 Bulletin
briidt Tih iiber bic 8roouftion5 : gu
na6me foIgenoermaBen aus: nG5 lit
erItuunli6, OoB cine Iolde 9roDutz
tion83una6me i'm Sabre 1902 Itattz
fdnb, troBoem cine M}enge 9inberniiTe
gu iibertpdltigen tparen. befonDers uns
3urei9en0e transport : 5%dcilitdter,
tpel6e cine permtnberte probuftton
BON Gote unb @iTener3 berbeifibrten,
uno bas Qus6lafen bteIer 6o90fen
auF lGngere Dber f~iir3ere 3eitperioben.
Der 6artfo6lsn : Strife bat gfei6z
fans bic 9robuftionsfd6igteit bieler
@ta6liFements i'm Often bebeutenO
beeintrd6tigt."
Die 9robuttion BON 8efemer1@ifen
unD urterpbosporigem ROhsiien be-
trug 10,393,168 Sonnen, gegen g.
500, 1893 Sonnen i'm Sabre 1901.
Die probuftipn bon bafI9em 3o6z
ellen fteGte it8 auf 2,038,59O Sonz
men, gegen 1,148.85O i'm Sabre 1901.
Die Probuftion bDn 9ol5fo6len=Gtien
mar 378,5O4 Spnnen, gegen 360,147
i'm Sabre 1901. On gemif4tem 6oI8z
to6Ien> unO gotezH obeiien purben
1853 5onnen, ge9en 1924 I'm
@orjabre pr0ou5irt. On Spiegelz
@ifen unb 6erromangun purDen
212,981 Sonnen, gegen 291, 461 i'm
Sabre 1901 proOu3trt.
SIM Sabre 1901 proOu3irten Die
Ser. @taaten mebr Robeifen aIs
@rpB6ritonnien unO 9eutf9lanO; i'm
Sabre 1902 mar Die prpbuftton grDz
Der, als bic Der gendnnten 6eiOenQdn:
Der unb 8elgien's 5uiammen genom=
men. 9agegen lit Der ben 9ittenperz
fen our 8enuBung p~erfig6are 8eftanb
BON RobeiieH am S4Iufe Des Sabres
1902 Bis duf 49,951 Sonnen 3uriid=
gegangen, gegen 70.647 5Onnen am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
9cutidIano nnn bic s~aroanrIen.

SeullGllnrD nm Die Sar0aneueli.
DeutfdIdnb bat Ii4 an benz brtti=
i6en proteit in Der Ddrboneqenfrage
ni4t betbeiligt. gs bat tein Snterefe
boron, S4iffe bur9 Die 0arbdneaen
81 fAtGen unb bat auf Mnfrdge bon
petersburg Rublanb bon Der neutraz
len Iuffdfung Der 5rage D%erfdnoigt.
0teie neutraIe 9aItung gefdat einem
SHeil Der englii9en Prefe f4le4t.
Die st. Sumes @a3ets" metnt per-
fice: nOas lit e9t beuti9! Die I'M
ter1tiBung Der britii6en 5lotte lit
0euti9ldnb in Der pene3uelanii9en
S4uIOangekgenbeit %piIfpmmen, na@
tirli4 nit benz 5intergebanfen, boB
Sobn uno Spnathan ii9 barber in
cte 6dare gerat6en pIrben. Menn
aber gegenidBli9e 8e3iebungsn 3piz
i6en Gnglanb unb GuBlanb eintreten,
beeilt ii4 unier8erbiinOeter, &uBldnb
gu berftfern, bdB er nit unierem8orz
geben gang unD gar ni4ts 81 t6un
babe. 9ieienigen, bic etpa Die ittqe
9offnung begen, BON 9eutf6lanb eine
8egenletItung fir unferen 8eiftunb
gu empfungen, iouten It9 Die 2e6re gu
6er5en nebmen, Die ibnen bur4 Oieien
9arOaneIen : 3piI9enfaG gegeben
ipirb." Mber es Qie6t du6 enqli59e
8IGtter, bfe bas 8erbaIten 9euti9z
Ianb's gang cprrett unb in Der Orb
nung finben. Die rMorning 9oit"
fagt; rS9on bic Qufforberung eng
lanb's, Oeuti9lanb m0ge inn Rslfen,
ben ruITiI6en 9ldnen S6a9 gu bic
ten, 8euN bon einem ii6errai6enoen
@rab BON l1nfenntntB Der funoamen@
taIen 8runbidBe Der a~usDdrtigen 90
litit OeutI4lano's. Die engliI6en
@tautsmGnner bGtten bic efementafe
S6at1aGs ni9t begriffsn, boBOeutf4>
Lamb ii9 nit ruifti4 : fetnOlt6en
S8a63iigsn, bic 8roBbritannien fir
ongetban era9ten mag, niat toentttts
siren fam, nod mag. Gs lei unpetie,
Dap bic engliI6e 8sgierung einenPro@
teft gegen bic Our4fa6rt Der ruiitifen
Sorpeooboote er6pben babe, Dem tie
ni6t ben ge60rigen Nd4rud gebsn
t6nne. Sc bat fid t6utid4lid feline
anbere Ma6t benz englifden Yroteit
ongeT6IoFen unb bic 9roteitnote Der
pFprte erflGrte, baB tie leoiglt4 nt4t
ormirten 6a6r3eugen unter Der 9anz
belsflagge Bic 9ur4fo6rt erlaubt
babe, tpp8u tie bpqfommen bere4ti9t
fet. @nglanb nimmt, pis Die pM&ornz
ing BDft" 5ugisbt, nidt mebr Die her@
bo~rragenbe @teGung i'm 8uthe @uroz
pas Elm, ME i'm Sabre 1856, als nah
benz 8rimtriege bsi'm gurtfer Triez
bens : GongreB Oieie Qbmu4ungen
bur6gsieBt purben. 90 perbsn benin
England unb GuBlunO auein Die
6raqe gu ~erleoigen BADEN, ob Elm un@
ter Der 6anoeIsfIogge Our4 Die 0arz
banelen fegeInOss unaus9eriItetes
&riegsi9iff aIs 9unbelsz ooer alS
Rriegsi4ifF gu 6etra4ten 1T. gngs
lamb 1T Der Wnfiht, DaB e5 ibm freiz
fte6e, penn &uBlanO Die 8ertrGge
ii6ertrete, Elm 9efdpaOer in oas
G8mar3e M}eer einluufen gu lafen.
Sci oieier Qniidt unO benz BET Der
qforte eingsIegten PrOteit pirb eS
uQem NnI8ein mad iein 8efpenoen
baben, eg lei benin, baB Die m%aceooni>
i9s 6rage, Die ia, ME OieIer Sage 9e@
melOet puroe, an 1. Qpril lpieoer
afut tperOen Iou, uuf Der 8altan9al6>
inIel cine DoultGnbige gleugeitdltung
Der Oinge 6erbeifiibren piirbe. MaRr@
f6einli9 1T bas aber aud ni6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
8pr ben Wa6len tiefer
9ruB,
Ra9 ben Wa6len Srttt BON SUP.

9as @pri9ein t0nren bic Nepz
gorter ieBt beher3igen. 9pr ben leBtz
jGbrigen Wdblen fpurbe i6nen cine Ii
6erale 9anb6a6ung Der Gpnnta9sz
geiebe periprOGen, unb ieBt fi6rt Der
reue poli3eifef Greene cine Dirt6sz
buB itrengiter Dirt bur9. gfi9t Bios,
bdB feline &niippelgarbe angepteIen
Emit aler Strenge gegen bic @ntbeiz
Iiqer beg Sabbatbs p~or3uge6en; Der
qeitrenge gbef tit felbit am Spnntag
i'm Mutomobil unterpegs, UNI nad3u=
ie6en, DAP fetne 8efeble itritt burGge=
fiibrt fperber. DAB Tim lem Pluto
ppraeifern i'm 54nse tedsa blieb.
perben ibm Die Retp : glorter BON
@ersen a0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

@6luFe bes Sabres 1901 unO 442,=
$40 Eornen am Sdlufe Oes Sdbres
1900.
Bon ben 17,821,3O7 5Onnen Robs
ellen, bic i'm Sabre 1902 in ben Der.
Staten proDu3irt purben, entfieIen
auF pennfplpanien 8,117,800 Son=
men, 06io 3,631,388, Suinois 1,730=,
22o, Qlabama 1472,211, @%irginien
537.216 Spnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
e NhorIcS yimacfbnh.

% farb am %. 5auuar 6. 66lrIss 2ingelb15
I'M qutcr BON 81 Sabrcn INN 9 9tonater, ]0eliebttr
8atte BON 5o6unna 2inselbab. Die 8rauerttierz
iibttitcn iinOen am ID 10 0 d., @99mt.9g5
, l1br. in ieiner lebten 0obuung, ytr. 203t Cn=
Tco.ralzStrab., TAFT. 9wrOigung lpriOattml auf
Der Baltimore Genr'terp." 'z0-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

GfprfRs unS Daqaaiers Dienf.
&rtBur %. &nbInu,
. g1r. I2s. Sfts Baltimore StraRe. -
Baltimore 9ampf : Yafet Sc.
(2lIts uHo SuorrldfGss Bai'SintG.)
Sit Ser. 6taatens9oR kf5uOernb.

Die Ger. 6taottRs9oR kf5rOsrHb.
Sampier Fabrsn tdgli9. SOnHta9s aus0snommea,
BON sgapaQinsIS4isrs, lob 2ig6tsStrabs, $50
QbsHDs. Oir,lt NOD Oh gUint Comfort, RorfoIi,
2}ortsmoutb uHo aIsn 9unttsH Ots SiOtns. 9rs
~binDuus in Oh 9oint Comfort init g. & 8. Gis
~isnbabH" nat 8l6moH1. 8srbinOung in 9ortsH
mOutb NIT Dem .StabourO Dir Sine" %ioli0en que
DON gortsmoatb nab NtIaata. 9n ROriOlt 9erS
~binouHa nit Dr atlantic Goat aint.S NoriolG
uuO Carolina, gsorfoIf uuD luOlia. T~oriOlt un6
iptfti9 unb SOlD Dominion since NAB gtsDbern
uno WaibtH9tOn, R.hG.
NIaba3tit.h pa9 ,urOpdi!5,m gtaut. 2ururi6is
Raiiten3imm7, e.tftrifbs 9slsu6tuno, GumpfbeiH
iuHg, Roieu frti. Rsitroirts Gaiittn3immtr i'm
giuatz9irtau Der ugags2int," Rr. l03. OftsBaItis
morea5trabs. Sclcpbous G.. & q ct. 4uui 1885,
Warpiauo, GOurtIanO 465, Nlbag9b's, Is RorOH
GbarlsssStrakt, uuD gureau Oty s5eabOurD dir
Sine Continental Sruft So. 9uilOing.'
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8s8inetsggsnt. Gen. 7r. uno San. AgsHt
SUbn u. 9bsrwupe. 8.s9rai. uuo SsHsUtaHassr
tAel22
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Gnlir Mnf.

Sc beribie0 ar sountaq, Den %. 5aaiar, Mor=
osrg - u6r, ua9 tur1em 2eiDeu meiHe OieIgtliebte
@1ttiu Sule 2uf, Qeborcne Stalegrr ans Qgitn,
i'm 60. 5abre hires 2sbeus, in ibrcr 8Obnuug,
saOntfzGd, BON S~sfitrion: unO 0aibiratonsStr.
las 9.Qrd6nib finOet beutt, Sttutag, 1tn
q. 5anuar, Gl6mittles 3 llbr, bonn Srauerbauie
aus bripatim TAFT. t20-N
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0nrrn 0nmcr.

GO ftar6 pI6Bli6 um %. 5auuar in isiner lebtt1
0obnuug, Tr. g. 9snusStrobs, oarrD Bauer i'm
Glt.r bon . Sabreu. Gis 9ttcpigung fjnott
Sienitag, 3a6mittas5 , ubr, pom
Srlusrbauie aus itdtt. C26)
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SnhcSf1ac.

qm p. Jannat 8 alttr8anmann' 18@os
natc at.
qm q. sauuar SO6n etimiittr, .
qm q. Sanuar gDa8feifsr q SABRE alt.
Sim 2l. Sanuar Capt. 5 0 b s.. 1elnlt=
ter, "a Sabre alt.
am "A. 3anuar in Stlisbt, 8lttimore@Go., u
Qufa Rnorr, Is Sabre alt.
an Is. Sdaudr RarD z. @aontr Z
Jdbre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
Charles Mucaer.

SO itarb am %. 2unuar, SIS glor8tas,
na6 elmer ldugtrtu &rantbeit 6barlss Ntas.s
Ter i'm alter BON 40 5abr,n, SObn BON 6rcOrjt
unO P.rtba Rueaer BON Ninoior=oeigbts, @1ti,-
morss6puntp, Olo. Die 9tcroiQung fiuoet u I L
MOO y a d mfttaos fat. SciieBung or=
Pat.
8ai6;ngtoutr unO GttDsgorttr Sctutgen poIcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

Die Baltimore mems"
brtnet seftern Na9mittog einen eAiz
torieQen Qrtitel urter Der lleberz
f8rtft ,Oas Yroblem BON 9euti4z
lambs Motib." 8iele Worte, cine gam
se 9palte bpu; aber nur Morte, Be-
b~auptungen, @ermut6ungen, ohne
t6atIG6life @~runbluge. @tnen SdB
buraus nDIen mir als 8robe unIeren
2eIern mitt6eiten: nQuF Der etnen
Geite fam ni4t in 4breoe geIteQt
nerben, baB bic gauge impertaltitiI9e
Sippi9aft, iei es &aiier ober 4omtz
raj Dber General ober Studtsminiiter
ober pprgef9rittener l1ntOerfitGtspro@
fefpr - elm 6eftige8, tiefetngepur3elz
tes @erfunger na6 beutf4er Grpanz
ion 6uben unb boB Si>amerifa Der
cine She'll Ger @elt lit, auf ben tie
fortpG6reno ben Bid rt6ten, I'm i6r
8erlungen gu %itiIen." SIT baS ni4t
f66n Q~eIagt? Inb tpa6r muB es aud
fem, font 6Gtte es Der yNatps" zRebatz
teur ia bod ni4t gei4rteben.
Sir un8 6Get6t nur bic eine 6rag',
8p6er Der Mann bic &enntniB
rtrag."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

@as in biefen Sagen &lz
les in Der 8refe iiber bic 8ene5uelaz
8irren 3ufammen gelpgen pirb, Oas
oebt auf feline &nh6dut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27

g d Gbtf9s Weisbett. =
Bauer: .Wefet sc, g bef9te SGdle
fir 70 a tultes Sdbr8eit1e ii4t eben e
vGonjddle."
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Gliiabcth Huuu.

So farb am %. aau. G%liiabet6 Rupp, s. 3aby,
alt, Mittiue Ocs peritorbeneu Gbritian Gupp. ii:
9eeroiQunq finOet beutt, 2icnfta9, p. San,
0a1mitta8s 2 llbr, pOn Der l9obnuu9 ;br's
s6pitatr;obnts 6rn. 6eurD 0ertlob. Nr. 200,
Qgin6riters5traBt aus aui Der n2ouOons4art=Gts
mstsrD" itltt. ed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-27
Sofpb 9, Spcpfncr.

Gs ftarb an IS. 5anuar 'unitr gdicbt's s5bnz
den 3dfob 6. Go5pintr i'm alter BON ipet Sab
rem nuO 3 Utonaten. Gis 8eerDi9ung iinoet
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s5mistman UNI Trap. Grite aO'nne uno 10.
StraBt, aus TAFT.
Sb ling faum all 3u lebtn
IN mtintr G!tsrn 5rcuO',
Ia iparO mir ibon g~egebe1,
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Soft ms lltin beiDubt,
l8urum i'd DOu Gu6 i3sios.
DT-S Die ru~uerHD Sttsru.