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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
Der nm fein 2utf4lOB f4Gi9gin Bel
arabs @Qrten.

grabs 9arten.
Gr mar 10 jung -. G8 bbedt bds
Qeihentu6
W}ttleibig zines SiingIings farre
8lieoer.
4uf ieinem 6auie latete Der Stud,
Der 5og ben 2eBten IetneS Stummes
nteoer.
Sin idnd4er Spr0BTing fri6 5erz
rt1'nen 8unbs,
6ano er gu raid Der Men166eit till
len 9afen.
limb auf ben 2ippen Ieines ft1mmet
MunD8
Nag ieBt Elm 2G6eln Der 8eradtung
i6Iafen.
gr lie9t, geItrett ouf feinen G6renA
i6ilo,
Gin rob gemebelt 0pFer ieiner .@arz
ben.
9a5 @oIt perbrennt nit niIbem
9obn iein Bib,
8eiBt ieinen Iamen53ug BON ben Sos
tarDen;
limb lu6t Der @unben, bic bonS6uB
unb StiA
SreulOier 9tener arge5iide timber
9o9 feline arme Sugeno iammert
midi,
@erblutenb bier in t0nigIi8en Siiu4
ben.
Sbr, bic i'm 6aB mad OieIer 8ruff
ge5ielt
limb Gu'rer Ra6e oieIe5 6aupt ERIE
fen,
9abt SIR benn iemols nit Der Ma6t
geipielt
limb feib, 10 jung, pou 8ei5beit Ihon
gepeien?
SIR briidtet ibm BEN goIO'nen 8eif
ms 6aar -
@er hieB Gud u%nbeionnen 8inber
tr0nen2
limb frat ibn ieBt, neil er'ein 80nig
lOQr 1900.
.9fui! Sddmt Gua, feline 2eiae SIT
Derb06nen.
@erIa9t inn nIr ba5 CRIME 2orz
beerbdno,
9aB er ben Rubm ni6t Inn bic
S6ldfe TRACE;
9o6 rOtbe RoIen gebt Inn in bic
6anD,
@ie tie 9ebIiibt an feinem Sterile
td9e.
uno peiBer Rofen Geu6tenbe5 @ez
tpii6l
Soft SIR Dem 6oupt ais bli6eno
&ifen breiten.
Sbn, Der ais Spfer ieiner Sugeno
fiel,
9orf bod Der 8rii6ling audi gum
8rab geIeiten!
6riibling i'm 8aIton unb 8eDolu=
tim - ie pertrugen ii6 10 gut. @uS
@erpobn6eit. 8ir i6olloern bei Der
bllltiQen &unoe. GntIeBen lGbmt u1z
fere @(rbeit. @(bcr in 8el9rao ipielen
bic N}uiittapelen unO 8oIo pir0 ge=
tdu3t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
v6cbretu untun GDarge."
8erIeihung bon 9iplomen ais &abbiz
ner q Il neun Mbiturienten.

Gincinnati, D., %. SUM-. -
Sm r6ebrefp Union college" funb
gefternNa9mittag Die S9luBfeier nit
8erlei6ung Der Rabbinatspiirbe an
neun Stubirenbe itatt. Die neuen
Ra6biner iinO 9enrD 81. Slider, CD
lomon 8. Sprn, Natban &~rasnoniB,
2ouis 8uppin, Mar S. Merritt, MIar
3aiiin, Qouis Witt, Sonut6an 9.
8iie. Slider lit bereit5 nud Q(tlanz
ticzGitp, rs, berufen porben,
&orp mad 0idsburg, Mliiiiiippi
8~rasnopiB mad OpensbOro, 8D.,
unb 8itt na8 Macon, Ga. Merritt
uno Wtfe tperben in Berlin lire Stuz
bien fortIeBen. Bel Der Ordination
pirften 8ern6arD Settmann als 8rGz
fibent beS GpGegs, 8ab6iner Sutpb
8oorIanger bon San 6ranctScO ais
0oriiBer Der Yriifungsz8eb0rOe, @.
0ooIner bon 9eoria, ST., uls PrGz
fibent Der Linton Of 4mericon 9ez
bretp Congregations" iOnie Or.
Sober BON Nepsgorf, Der nererz
fpGblte 9rdiibent bes Goueg5, nit.
Die @rabs=g rtbeiIung erfolgte bur4
8abbiner Or. s. 9eutfd, ben Snz
TERMS z9rGIioenten be8 Goueg5. Dor
mittag5 prebigte Or. 8obler i'm
8IumitraBenzSe mpeG unb Or. 8Oorz
Ian9er MISUNDERSTANDING Or.
8Obler miro feline 6unttiOnen ais
9rGIiOent bes n9ebrep Union Col
Iege" i'm Sttober ii~bernebmen. Or.
8. 9eutT6, Profe6or Der Gei6i6te
unO 9biIofopbie, Der felt Dem Sobe
be5 Or. M}iel3iner Die 2eitung be5
Gouegs in 9Gnben bat, bat feline 3ez
iignation 3uriidge3ogen unb 3tpar ouf
9rdngen BON Or. Sober.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
BANS geleb berfaKnnasmGBia.

Naf9pi1Ie, Semi, %. Suni.-
9as StaatszO bergeri4t bat bas BON
Der leBten 2egislutur p%ufIirte Qoamsz
@efeB fir perfafung5mdBig ertldrt.
9as 8efeb trdgt einen itritt tempe
ren3Ierifden Gburatter, inbsm mad
bemIel6en in benStdbten, pel6e ni4t
mebr, aGs 5000 Ginpo6ner baden,
bur6 cine @olfsabItimmung burii6er
entf4ieben tperben ion, ob Nirtbz
f9uften berboten tperben iollen. pa
Der gan5e Staat nur u4t @tdote
3Gblt, bic me6r, als 5000 GinDo6ner
beiiBen, 10 1T Der WirfungstreiS bes
neles @eieBes Elm iefr au%sgeOebnter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

Jltlut'
Sn Der ct. Safobuss8 Stride, Gde
Qisquit6z unb GagersStrube, fanb
eeTtern Die ritcommunion bon "a
9naben unb 60 Mdb6en Der Sc
meinbe Itatt. Sas feierli4e 9o9amt
nm 10 l1br 8prmitta9s cele6rirte Der
Gettor Der @emeinbe, gater S. 8.
2ppefump, als 9iufon fungirte 9uz
ter u. gngel6arbt, ais Subbiuton
Yater SSreb. 2ppefump unb uls Gez
rempniemei1ter 8ater SO. Wolsfelb.
Die grebigt bielt Geftor 2ppefamp.
Qbenbs I'm 7 ubr erneuerten Die
&inber tire Saufgeliibbe. Der @elez
brant mar Yater ReftOr 2onetamp,
9iafon Batter 4nbr. Gngetbarbt,
9iafon Yater Sobn 9log uno
Die Brebigt belt Pater Wolsfelb. Die
8inber, pel6e Die Grftcommunion err
btelten, tpdren:
&nuben = Qntb. Qtbmdnn, Sgnaz
thus 2tDb, Soiepb Qpb, Ri6. geiienz
1er3, QuguIt Bitter, Gilbert 8reuning,
MnOrep Braun, Soiepb 9ormutb,
Urban 8inau, 8m. GuQiIon, Sames
glancep, Syo6n Glancep, SEQ. 0ef9,
Games 0ibuI9, 5ranf 0obe, STAB
mpnO Ooerf6, 5runf 0eppii4, @bus.
GiIen6arbt, So6n Sell, Gbas. 5ei6e,
9eter 8Ottsleben, So6n 8rufer,
6reb. @ceGer, 6enrb 8ulbin, Soiepb
@roBman, So6n Sped, Dug. !9ir19,
aDam 6erring, Gbas. 9eilmann,
Sep. 6ufnagel, 6reb. 8Orner, Mauz
rice 3nuuer, Nnbren Son, Wtaiam
&eimig, Sobn S0rber, Sbeooore
Sraber, Nnbrefp &o9l, 5rdnt W}Olz
Ter, Sp6n M}ar9iteiner, Sreb. Wfemz
mel, Sol. Neutum, 6enrp Horb6off,
@lbert Barr, @eorge Parr, Benz.
9feifer, 6enrp gIantbOlt, Sobn 3upz
pei, NIops 9oientbul, Soi. Rofenz
bale, Sof. Steele, Soi. &obOpsti, 8eo.
@6eel, 4nbren S6neiber, i6enrp
S4neiOer, 8ep. S6meiinger, 8ernb.
@tort, So6n S6eper, SOi. @6loer,
So6n 99Ioer, 0m. Stormer, @bas.
@eeba6, 3ubolp6 @treIetpsti, Sbos.
3boler, Sobn 3rageier, Ri6. Srugez
fer, Sol. Srageier, 9eter uIri4, Soi.
8alter, Nnt6onD Walter, Seq @ilz
finger, Sobn @immer, SObn 8iae
unb George 3iebl.
MGo6en - MurD Nsrnig, Marp
Gbesminfa, Trances 8naeOIer, Ser
rine Dorm, emma 8aliter, MurD 9elz
fer, SOPHIA SmboF 8utburtne Maiilz
Ter, Rat6arine Neuner, Marp Sung,
2tnna Duff, Marie 5infe, gliiobet6
M}e9I, Antonia gfeBeI, Marp 9etrp,
Margaret6e peters, Mtarp Olga 2ehz
Margaretbe St0fer, 4gnes S6Da,
@mma 8ra3sier, Qnnu WoGf, pbiz
lomerta Nielert, &ut6arine 8ir3,
Slipia 3eGer, Barbara 8ehmunn,
8atharine @rau, Gertrude Sanien,
8atbarine Nifol, Qgnes 9urr, @lifaz
beth STENCIL, 0orot6ea @eipert, Mads
m Wieners, Qgnes 6oltmdnn, Golette
MeB, 5ereIa Stenger, gernaoetta
9ippel unb @liiabet6 Wc9utre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
Sntrreiiante 4ro;cfe.
Die unterIu6ung in Den 8eri6ten
BON 6QIpdi.

6pnoIulu, %. sunni. - Gene
raIunfpult NnbrenS bom Serritorium
6apai bat i'm Sbergsri6t 0is3ipIiz
narperfabren gegen @rz&rei5riater u.
G.. 6umpbreD5 unb ben 4opofaten ).
6. S6ompIpn eingeIeitet. 8eioe iplz
len in benz Sumner : Sale Die Safe
hires &lienten niAt uufri4tt9 pertrez
ten uno ii6 hires Stanoe8 unlpirbig
perbaIten 6aben. Die 8ei6uIotgten
psrlangten cine iofortigellnteriu6ung,
uno Der San puroe auf nG4iten 0}onz
tag gum Sermtn anberaumt.
Der in ben 8eri6ten per6Qnoelte
Sumner : 9ro5sB bat Deridieoene
ienIatipneIle Gin3eI6eiten gu Sage gez
f0rcert. Sohn &. Sumner, Elm bod
betagter8upitaIiIt BON Sabiti, Der jsBt
i'm Glitter BON 84Sabren itebt, bate Dor
einigen Sya6ren BEL ieiner 46reiie Don
6onolulu isin ~tpertbooQes 8eiiBtAum
auf 6upai an ben in5pi56en D%eritorz
benen 8iI6of Ropert al5 onOertraute5
8ut Grub iibertra9en. Bel ieiner
8iitfe6r i'm September b. s. oer1u6z
ten 6ieiige Qnberpanbte be5 alien reiz
6en Wunne8 i'm I'm oie5 8e1ibt6um
3u bringen, tnbsm tie ertldrten, er lei
geiItig un3ure6nungsfd6ig. Der San
fam i'm Sunuar B. s. our @ntI6eiz
oung uno 8reisri6ter 9ebolt CAB Or
bre, ous itreitige @erm0gen i'm Ber>
TIE ppn 5000 an Gunner gu iberz
peiTen. 8lei65eitig Derurtbeilte er
auf'8 S6GrFite ba5 9erbulten Der ge~
nunnten beioen M%obofuten, Die Sumz
ner nit Der Wabrnebmung ietner Snz
terefen beauftragt bate. Sic 4atten
fih $4,000 ais Nnnaltsgebii6ren be-
sa6en laf7en, mas bon benz Rt6ter
als I6ma6poG be3ei6net nuroe.
Die 6ieIi9e nW3er6ant5 46ociation"
bat in elmer 9enfI6rift an od88riegse
oepurtement oarum eriu9t, ben 9afen
BON 6onoluIu pieoer 8u einem Qnlez
oepluB fir bic Ser. Stouten Srunsz
portoumpfer auf Der 6abrt BON San
Trun3tscp na6 Manila 3u nlaGsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
Q6fabrtstage pon 0cean : 9ampfern.
9pu Tep=QorL

9OH Sem Yort
0ampfer yQrmenian" am 80. SUM-
no6 QiOerpOol.
9umpfer yNorb Qmerica" am 80.
Sunni na6 NeapeI uno 9enua.
0ampfer Oceanic" am l. 5uli
na6 2%iDerpoot.
Sampler nStatenOam"fom /. Suit
nab ROTTERDAM.
0ampfer st. 4ouI" am 1. SuIi
na6 Sput6umpton.
Oampfer n8arbaroFa" an Z, ,SuIi
nadJ Bremen.
Sampler n@oOo5s" am 2. 5uli
na6 9aDre.
Sampler p0euti6IanO" am 2.
Sult mad 6Qmburg.
9ampFer nGAmric" am 3. Suli
nu6 QiperpODl.
Sampler n0orge am 4. Suit, na4
8openbdgen.
8ompfer n9b0nicia" am 4. Suit
na6 6am6urg.
9dmpter D9ermdnld am 4. Sult
na4 g}eapel.
9ampfer n9rin5eiiin Serene" am 4.
Suli nab g}eupel unD Genua.
0ampfer y8~rDOnlanD" an 4. Suli
mad 4ntperpen.
9ampfer rl1mbriu" am 4. Sui
mad 2ioerpoOl.
0ampfer nMunitou" am 4. Suli
mad Qonoon.
9ampfer gRronprin3 8il6elm" am
7. Suli mad Bremen.
9ampfer rGarpathia" am 7. Suit
no9 2iperpool.
9ampFer nSar0egna" am 7. Suit
na6 Ieapel unb 8snua.
0ompFer nSeutOnic" am 8. Suli
mad QiperpoOl.
0ampFer ng}ep 9ort" am 8. Suit
nQ8 Sout6ampton.
9ampfer nRDnOom" am 8. SuIi
mad ROTTERDAM.
9umpfer u9euig SIab" am 8. Suli
man TUpel9ugtN.
0ampfer g2aurentiun" am 8. SuIi
mad @Iasgop.
0ampfer y8roBer &urfirit" am 9.
Suli nd9 Bremen.
0umpfer nMOltte" an 8, SuIi
mad 9amburg.
9ampfer DSouraine" am 9. SuIi
mad 9aDre.
8ampfer rQro6ic" am 10. Sult
nab QiDerppol.
9ampfer r9ennIDlOania" am II.
Suli mad 9amburg.
9ampfer n&uiier 8il6elm ber
8rpBe" am II. SuIi mad Bremen.
9dmpfer m2ucania" am Il. Suli
ra9 2iperppOl.
9ampfer n13eelunb" am II. Suit
na6 Qntperpen.
0ampfer rMinnebaba" am II.
SsSuli nab 2onDon.
9ampfer nNoorbam" am Is. Suli
na6 ROTTERDAM.
Camper D9ermunic" am 10. Suli
nab 2iperpool.
Oampfer philadelphia" am 10.
| Suli mad southampton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
ShiffsnadlrIhtcn.

gort, %. Sum-. On
Qetommen iinb bier Die folgenben
9ampfer; r6urneIiiu" BON Glasgow,
n9atria" BON MarieiueS uno uGpmz
ric" BON 2iberpDOl.
6umburg, "a. SUM-. - Der
9ompfer ,Mucebonia" fu6r beute
BON bier na6 Baltimore.
8Iu8gon m, 26. Sum-. - Der
9ompfer o9eItia" BON Baltimore lit
bier eingetroffen.
&infu1e, %. Sum-. - qofiirt;
Der 9ampfer Siberian" bon MlOntz
real nab 2iperpppl beItimmt.
2iberpool, %. sunni. Die
Dampfer nGeOric" uno nGtruria" BON
NepzYort fino bier eingelGufen.
2i3urb, 27. SUM-. - Der 9amz
pier yGu1eI," BON Bremen na9 8alz
timore untertpegS, lit bier paiiirt.
QueenStomn, %. Sunt. -
Ho6 Rep=gOrt ab9efobrcn lit 6eute
Der 9ampfer n2ucaniu".
6put9umpto il, %. SUM-. -
Der 9umpfer Bremen" iegelte 6eute
ppn bier nuA Nep@Yort uh.
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Ginffimmia erwahlt.

gaTtor Simotbeus 2e6mann gum
Seeliorger Der ep,=lutb. ct. So
bannisz8irfe ausertoren. = abz
fd~iebsprebigt bon paitor 9aul
Miendnb. = Nnbere fir6lide
Na9ri9ten.
Sn elmer Notwithstanding Der
ep.zlut6. So6annisz@ emeinbe an Der
psrL. 0eft : 2pmbaro~S trabs, tpel6e
geitern Na6mittag unter benz 8oriiB
bes grGiioenten g9il. 2ebbeder itattz
fanb, tpurbe paitpr Simot9sus 2e9z
mann, peGder felt 9aitor StaDe's
enogiiltiger 3eignation pe1en Steae
peria6, einitimmig erpGblt. paitor
Simotpus 2e9mann 1T troB ieiner
S'ugenb elm fG6iger &an5elre0rer. gr
lit Der So6n bes Dor fuum bret Wo@
den na6e gIepelanb geitorbenen ga
itors 2e6mdnn. paitor Simot6eus
2ebmann mar eff Monate lang Steuz
pertreter bes bier po9l6etannten Yd@
ftors paul u. Men3el bon Ri4monb,
ga. @r lit ni6t ber6eirutbst, uno
nudbem CT nun befinttip fir Die 3eitz
bauer zines Subres erpGblt poroen
lit, nirb er fofort feline W}utter nad
Baltimore fommen ldfIen.
Qbf6iebsprebi9t.
Sn Der REP 81. Sobannis : airde
an Der NprbzG lOertitruB 9ielt gez
tern Der langiGbrige, beliebte Seelz
iorger, gaftor gaul Bienano, feline
46i6iebsprebigt, inbem er einen Ruf
an cine groBe ref. @emeinOe in grootz
Inn, N.zg., angenommen bat. M}orz
gen 46enb finbet in Der Stride cine
46I6ieosfeier ftatt, uno an 6reitd9
reift 9aftor WienunO bereits na9
8rooflhn al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
Mrrifnnii6rr Samnfer aeifeitert.

@af6ingtOn, .. g., q. SUM,
- Superintendent &tmbaQ pom 3ez
ben5rettungsoienit fat BON Der gtstz
tung5tution 81 @uluria bel Sort Ga
pucd, Ser, bic teIegrapbii6e MittRei@
lung er6alterr, OaB Der meritaniite
0umpfsr nGarramolobum" II W}eiz
len n0roli6 BON Der Station ge1tranz
bet, Der GapitGn babel umgetommen,
a6er bic IS M}ann itarte Manni4oft
o~erettst norben lit.
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0ntli6e S6Iihtnng.

Gbicu9o, %. SUM-. - Die
8auunterne6mer unO Die organtiirten
8auarbeiter iinb enbIi4 babin iiberz
eingetOmmsn, cine gemeini6aftli6e
QusI0bnungss un6 S9iebgbe6Drbe
ein5uieBen, peI9e bic 6eftGnbigen
S9pierigfeiten, Die ieBt Die 8auinbuz
itrie ldbmen, i'm giitli4en Wsge obne
@t0rungen beilegen ion. Sn elmer gez
tern Nbenb abge6altenen 3uiummenz
funft DON 8eprdfentanten Der 8uuunz
terne6mer urb Der or9uniiirten 8auz
arbeiter tpurben bic nDtbigen S6ritte
CUR Srguniiirung elmer folden Iusz
i06nungsz unbS9iebsbeb0roe get6dn.
Ollie 3piftigfeiten unb 8ei4perOen
fperOen bieIsr 8eb0rbe unterbreitet
iperben, unb fir betbe Sbeile ioaen
bic Gnti6eioungen btnbenb iein.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Wcrifo.

MocIope, Merico, %. Stunt, -
8ie iebt betannt piro, iinb BEL Der
grpIoiion BON @rubenguien in ben in
Der NG6e BON bier gelegenen M}inen
Der nMerican Goal &c Gote Comp"
me6r, aIs 40 8ergIeute getObtet unb
hie boppelte Qn5abl f9per berleBt
tporben. Mebr, uls 80 2ei9en iinb
gefunben tpprben. Die Regterung 6at
cine unteriu6ung ii6er Die urfade
Der 8utaitropbe eingeleitet. Die 9ez
fe1i9uft, tpelde Die Nlinen beiibt,
tpirb BON Der n@rie Railroab Comp"
fndn3teQ unterftiiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

Surner m Sreien. = Ser
SSumilten : Qusflug beg n@ermaniaz
Surnpereins" na9 benz i60nen Qbons
bale oefaltste ii9 trob bes unargez
ne6men Wstters, tpeldeS geItern
berri9te, gu elmer gang an~gene6men
feftli6teit, urb bas @erGt6eturnen,
pel6es nit benz Nusflug per6unben
mar, trltg ni6t nenig bu5u Bel, bos
aQgemeine SnterefIe an benz Settle 81
erb06en. 9a8 Qrsangementsz@omite
bate auberoem fir dnoere unterbdlz
trtngen offer Dirt geiorgt, fir Die Sdz
men Iopobl, ME fir bic 8inber. @s
Nor ungefG6r 9 l1br 46enos, als Die
Qusfliiglsr 3uriidfebrten.
8eamtenDa6l.- Sn Der balbz
iGbfliten Generals erfammlung Der
y0eutf9 : Qmeritanif6en Sbpogra=
pbia Scr. II" BON Baltimore in Der
r8apern : 6aQe" nurbe, na6oem Die
iiblifen 3outinegei9Gfte erlebigt tpuz
rem, our 8eumtennabl fir bas Sc
f6Gftsio6r 1903-19O4 gei6ritten.
@s nurben getpdblt: prdiibent, gbds.
u. 8. 9ieper; 8iceS8rGiiDent, Gbas.
9rpt6eb; SefretGr, 6. SO. b. Nepenz
hprf; S9abmeiter, Qrtbur 90. 8Omz
mel. Die alien Sruftees purben mic
bergepGblt: Die So. 8. %. &ern, q.
Siren unb 6. 90. b. Netpenborf. 0as
@refutipeG omite, beitebeno aus ben
So. 4rt6ur ~. 80mmel, CHARLES
@rptbep, Martin Wagner, SrieOrt4
Nbrian unb CHARLES u. 8. 9ieper,
purbe e62nfa1s einitimmig piebergez
lpG6lt. Die Nnnsfenoen benuBten bic
@sIegen9eit, Den bisberi9en @oriiber
Ger rSnpograp6iu Or. H." College
Charles q. 8. 8ieper, gu ieinem 90
idhrigen Subildum al5 Singer Der
idpar3en 8unit" pfIidti4uloigit gu
bsgliidpiinIden.
@eb0rtebieIe Orben q n.
= 8eitern Na6mittag itarb Elm glez
Ger plDBli9, peldar einem 6alben
0uBeno prominenter 8eieIi6aften
anss6Drte, uno 5par Dem r6reimauz
rere0rben," Dem rOOb 6elDpzOrz
ZEN" Dem ySrDen Der iieben 8eiisn,"
benz rOrben Der galildifden Slider"
unO Dem gOrbsn Der Ra5urener;"" er
fefaB ben 80. Grab bes n6reimaurer@
Sroens." Der Neger lit Gi9arD $.
6reeman, rpel9er in Nr. 221, Off
SabettezS trabe, Elm ~fai9ionables
8arbiergef9dft betrieb unb in Nr.
1923, GttingzStraBe, ppbnte. @r
|farb in Der Slide 0es 9auies Der
6rdu &at6arine patterIun, Nr. II,
notwithstanding tpo er beren
409in, bic Regerin 6annp 3ibOut,
beIu6te. goroner 8atrid Marttn
cD~nitatirte, DAP Der Mann einem Nn=
fan DON Nithma erlegen mar. Der
ielbe mar so Sabre aft unD unper6ei=
ratbet, uno in ieinsr Wobnung muir
ben &leiOer unO S9mudia9en gum
Mertbe DON $500 ppn Der polt3ei pprz
9%efunben.
Yferb br a6 elm 8etn. =
Sin Dem 9rn. 8. b. 9orn. Or. 1900,
Sit @baieitruBe, geb0renbes pferb
itiir3te geitern Nu9mittug bei'm 9raz
fen auf Dem alten 4otter's 5ielb an
Der berL St<gbafeitraBe in Elm God
nnb brad elm 8ein, pesbalb es ge=
AtObtet peroen muBte. @s reprdien=
%irte einen 8ert6 bon $75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
2aprence 6inberberger aug

: Nafpre1Ce 0InDetDer9er dus
SreubneG, q. g., tpurbe Bel SneOnta,
N.z0., pon einsm 3uge Der nnlter e
0elafparez8a ouf Der Susquez
6annaz8rIde ii6erfubren u15 auf Der
Stele e%et0btet, 9iHberberstr mar so
Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
4bf6iebsprebigt.
eiue 9ei5e nodb ScutfhlanS,

Inn bic Welt oper nd4 irgeno einem
Sbeile Der Welt arrangirt. Reiiez
binete iiber ale 8abnz uno 9umpfers
2inien. Sbeo. 8. 9iener &c
G., Ais WdterzStr. $685.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
S,elbieuSunoeu roh 9cutidblans

"a Gents PRO Mart unb Gommiifiun.
S6ep. $. Oiener & o., 415
@ater@S trdBe. 4usldnOiides 9elh,
@e6iel unb Grebit>8rief S4iffsz
tarten ppn unb nad europa. (266|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30
Sir d d G 8.

Grftcpmmunipn in Der ct. Safobuss
Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

Nu8 Neuiabr. = 9risftrdger
Ger oas TeujabrsgelO nod ni4t err
baIten): sd tpiini4e Elm gIidlt4es
Neuia6r eeAa6t gu ha6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-30

6riibling i'm 8aIton uno 8eooIu=
tim - fte p%ertrugen ii6 10 gut. @us
@~erpobnbeit. 8ir i6orOern bei Der
bltItiqen &unOe. GntIeBen lG6mt IN
Iere 2(rbeit. 2t6er in 8el9rao ipielen
bic N}uiittapeqen unO @OIo nirO se=
tnn,t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-10

tie of gallantry. There was pause Of
deep reverence while the holy father
joined the boy and girl in sacred bonds.
then the procession formed again, mad
der than ever with merriment-all
memory of the mass going down be-
fore it. What harmless merriment 1t
was How true the laughter rang
from the heart. And. ali ciel, what a
dinner 1t was! What gumbo file! what
coffee! Roast pigs and pies-and an
nisette by the jug full. When the sun
went down, he was not missed, SO
brightly blazed the fagots and SO fear
lessly flared the kerosene. Had not
all the neighbors lent their lamps? And
in all this merrymaking and feastins
was the suns the only presence that
was not missed? Did no glance wan
der in search of pair of wild bright
eyes, Of an upright figure, slender form.
or of carefully-slicked locks?
Search for Zozeph? All, que non. II
n pas un tete. Why should he be
here? Not here? Then why was he
there. Down by the swamp where the
frogs croaked in the moonlight and the
owl hooted his dismal protest against
the nights brightness. Why did he
crouch there among the damp ferns
and MOSES; twisting his thin fingers
and breathing hard, broken breaths?
He had no head! Non? But he had q
heart, mon ami, and 1t was breaking!
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-10
MELTED AWAY LIKE SNOW.
Who Were. Once Power
ful Tribe.


That the red man is passing from the
face of the world has long been q
matter of common remark. The truth
of the saying never received more strik-
ing proof than In the case of the Paw
nees, who were removed to Oklahoma
from Nebraska in 1876. Gays the Chicago
Chronicle. At the time of their removal
from Nebraska the tribe numbered z. SOC
souls. To-day there are less than 500.
The Pawnees were given exceptionally
good allotments in Oklahoma. The eli
mate is practically the same as that OF
their former home, and, in fact, every
thing has been done by the government
to promote their welfare and happiness.
For some unaccountable reason they
have sickened and died. until the day is
not far distant when the Pawnee tribe
will be extinct. The mortality among
them has been growing steadily year by
year. In 1882. six years after their
removal to Oklahoma, the tribe had
shrunk to $40. and the census Of 1900
showed but 600 living Pawnees.
1t is curious thing that the children
OF these Indians appear most rugged, but
after passing their twenty-fif birthday
q peculiar and unaccountable malady at
tacks them. and they apparently lose in
terest In life. and gradually waste away,
death overtak:ng them in their prime.
Scientists and professional men gem
orally of the Indian Office have been at
tracted by this peculiar condition OF
things, but have not as yet been able to
ascertain what Nemesis pursues the
rugged Pawnee after his twenty fifth
birthday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-10
AFTER DINNER COFFEE.
May BE Taken i'm the ForA u JeuJ
az Well ~ In the Hot
Infusion. IA i

Coffee is very commonly drunk aIteI
dinner, a custom which perhaps Is JUS
tilted, particularly when wine drinking
accompanies the meal, for coffee is an
antidote to alcohol. A hot draught OF
coffee is undoubtedly a powerful stimu-
liant, enabling both mental and physical
fatigue to be borne. On the other hand,
q cup OF hot coffee disagrees with many
persons, their digestion isdisturbed rath-
er than aided, there is interference with
the normal chemistry Of the digestive
process, and the dyspeptic must eschew
hot strong coffee, as well as tea. The
excessive drinking Of coffee is in any
case an evil, says London Lancet.
But It is often forgotten that coffee
can be taken in other ways, and In
none better than In the form of jelly. A
clear coffee Jelly after dinner Is every
bit as good as the hot infusion, while it is
free from some OF the drawbacks of the
latter. Coffee, unlike alcohol, diminishes
organic waste, rouses the muscular en-
ergy without the collapse which follows
alcoholic inhibition, and gelatin in the
1O1 III Vi jelly 10 COOl1A6s RSouoEVo lAAAAS Nv
Is soothing and has tendency to absorb
any excessive 4acidity OF the stomach.
Gelatin is what is known as "proteid
sparer"-that is, it saves the destruc-
ton of proteid, such as albumin.
Having regard to these facts. there
fore, coffee jelly should form very
suitable sequel to dinner, and an excel
lent substitute for the Infusion. "a More
over, the astringent principles Of coffee.
which, however, are different in kind
and degree from those present in tea.
are nullified by the gelatin. In short,
Jelly is an excellent vehicle for coffee,
but, as 1t is necessary in making the in
fusion, the quantity of coffee ID the jelly
should not be stinted Coffee serves
an admirable purpose in dietetics, and
those with whom It disagrees when taken
in the form Of hot Infusion Will very
probably find the Jelly quite satisfac-'
tory
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-10-10
Ribbon Kimono.

A ribbon kimono is the latest creation.
Forty yards Is the estimated amount OF
material required, 20 yards of five-inch
and the same quantity of half inch rib
bon. A most artistic kimono is made Of
wide pale blue satin ribbon tackled"
together with stitches concealed by
strips of violets fashioned from the mar
row ribbon, the two colors representing
a most effective contrast. Ayoke Of blue
silk is covered with lace and from this
depend strips of ribbon fastened to-
gether with the ribbon violets. The
sleeves are formed of four lengths Of rib
bon Joined by violets and around the
neck Is laid folded collar Of ribbon with
a cluster of violets fastening it in front.
Gray satin ribbon and tiny button
roses" fashioned from narrow pink satin
ribbon and white satin ribbon and yell
low button roses are good combinations
for kimonos OF this type Brooklyn
EAGLE