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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22
Mefts,uif1rnr i'm Hrntufn.

Sn Sadion, &p., lit lebten 5rsttag
Elm 9ro3eB 3u einem Dprldufigen Gnbe
gefpmmen, DER Die NufmerfIamte;t
| pes 2an6es beIpnbers in 4niprud &C.
npmmen bat, pd CT Elm et9ent6iimliAe5
2idt auf Die Redts3u9tdnOe BON
8redtbitt : Gountp i'm y8Iu2 @rosz
Staate" fpirft. Qngetlagt pdren Gurt
Set unb Som WGits rpegst Morre3
begangen an S. 3. Wacrum, Der
M2orb mar Elm GrgebniB 0On sat
tionsz unb 6amilienfehoen. Die in
8rsatbittzGountp 10 gep01nIid iinD,
ME Die 8erbettu in Si3ilien Il. SGr>
binien. 9a nun pdbrenD Der pro-
| 3eBper6anolungen tpeoer Rt6ter,
Stdatsanpalt, no68efdp6rsne i6res
2ebens 1i6er paren, 10 Ihidte Der
8ouperneur bes Stautes 3fpei Bat
terie'n uno cine g~ompagnie Snfant2z
RE na6 Saffon, Odmit Der Pro3eb
p6ne peiteres 8lutpergeBen BON Setz
ten Der 5reunDe csr Qngetlagten
burhgefii6rt nerDen fonnte. uno Das
@noe Des YrO3efes? Die 5polf IN
teQigsnten @sidporenen fonntsn iid
ni4t einigen. Glf batten fir Die Ser
bGngung Der 5obssftrafe, elmer fir
| 6reiipredun9 geitimmt. U}an muB
Ti6 nunoern, baB eli BON cen 3polf
GsIdporenen ZEN Mut6 batten, Elm
ShulDig au53uipre6en. Penn t6r
Qe6en lit i'I6it 6ei oieiem NuSgange
teinen Pfifierling pertb. Der Dbl
mann Bat Die Mili3 bereits lmS6uB,
Da er in 7Folge er6altener 0ro6bri:fe
UNI iein 2eben beiOtgt mar. Der
Staatsanpalt Bat lofort ben Nntrdg
auf einen neuen Pro5eB 3siteQt, un6
Hidter Heopine entipra6 oie'em Nm
TRACE. Mofo, 9ranoitiTtung, Bette
dung, 0robungsu. 4Qe8 rllros Der
Iu6t, nm Die beiben 8er6reder Dor
Dem 9algsn 81 retten. Wdren it
i6uloig befunoen uno berurtAeilt
lporDen, 70 ndre Is na6 Nnii6t Der
9epo6ner Sation's gu peiterem
8!utpergieBen gefommen. Die QeBtsz
rem befiir6ten iel6it BEL Oieiem 4us>
gange fir Die 3utunft, ME audi bic
6reunoe Ds5 Stuut5unnalts 8Dro nm
befen Qeben 6eIorgt limb, Meniden@
leben. Bal, mas piegen bic in Dieien
9egenDen Der 8lutfs6ee un0 Oes
| 6uuitre6ts. 8iele 8iirger Sdtion's
befiirnprten bic NuftbeilunQ Don
8reat6tttzGountD unter Die. angrenz
3enoen Counties, Damit cen 8lutfe6z
Cen nm pplttiite Qemter Elm @noe gez
ma6t perDe, ais ob Der 9eieBlpiigteit
uno cem bort EerrIfenben Nnarhisz
mus nidt duf anbsre Weiie Elm Gnce
gema6t perCen f0nnte. Nnge1i6t5
fol6er 3uitdnos tbut Elm englif6z
amerttaniI6es 8latt Dieier Sage in
einem Qeitartifel mod bid oamit, oaB
mir Qmerifaner Elm qeieBliebenoe5
8olt ieien. 8eIeblie6enO, fpenn Oas
8eieB midi einmal inter Dem Shube
BON &dnonen uno 8epe6rldufen gu
ieinem Re6te fommt, tpenn 3eugen
ni6t tpa9en, qegen M0roer 3eugniB
ob3ulegen, neil iie fir 2e6en unO
Gigent6um fiir6ten? Sonoer6are
8eieBlie6e, e~igenartige 3e6ts3u1tdnoe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22
Die Gei6aftslngr brs @anors.


Der QttienmQrtt leioet nod INNER
an l4nperoaulihteit. Der 8Qtient 1T
ni6t ernitIi6 franf uno bat 9liidli=
der Weiie cine trGftige Contribution,
aber ldnganouuerroe uno ungen06n=
li6e Grce11e Iino l1rIu6e, odB Iein
8eneI ungspro3eB elm langiumer lit.
Oeftere0o fen BON liquidation BADEN
giinitige Wirturg ge6obt, aber Die
MdHe Des unberDuuliden Wuteriuls
lit nod niht %abior6irt, uno e bat
ben Qni6ein, als o6 Die 8e6anolung
nod peiter TortgeieBt peroen muB,
bis Der Qftienmdrtt poQitGnoiq gene
len fam. 60 leitet oas 8anf6au8
BON 8. Gleps Il. 81. ieinen IeBten
Wp6enberi6t Elm. Der Warft lit
ieBt iolioer, al5 er es in ben beioen
IeBten Sa6ren gepeien lit, oas fpQtc
ni6t iiberIeRn tperDen BEL ar ben
l~ngiinitigen 8orfommniFen, Die nod
INNER in GrIheinung treten. SIM
merbin 6aben mir Die Strafe, Die un5
Die SpefulQtionsmQnie oes leBten
Sabres d~ufgebdIit Fat, nod ni6t gang
be3ahlt. 8iele 8~riinoungen erpeiien
iiA inFolge Der groBen 8erpdHerung
Der Qttisn ais unprofitubel uno Die
GriinOer fino rbt gen0t4igt, quite
Wert6papiere los3ui6lagen, Inn Die
unpertdufli6en gu 6alten, BON oenen
MAJ erpurtet bate, Dab oas 9ubliz
fun lie Observation-Disclosures abIorbiren
freroe. Die 4auffraft oes I%pefuldtiz
ben glementes Der 8orfen lit our6
bic 8erIuite in lebter 3eit ie6r gez
I6tpd6t lporoer, unO ietbIt CUTE Qfz
ten iiro iopiel unter ihrem 0ertbe
pertauft poroen, ol5 tie Dor 3petSabz
rem odritber a~6gingen, 0a5u tommt,
baB bic Grrote mod ie6r i'm Riifitanz
be lit, Die Nr6eitertpirren uno bic I'm
ii6er6eit oes 8elomQrftes. Die
Grnbteuusii4ten iinO iibrigens, psnr
nur normale5 Wetter folgt unD Wai5
ME Bdumlpplle ntdt ourd 6rllhtro1te
geIfGOi9t peroel, 5ufrieoeniteleno.
Weniger 3ufrieoenfieleno 1T ous tie
tige 9FuQen IN Ierer u~uslpdrti8en 6unz
beIsbitan3. Der re6erIduB u~nierer
NusFubr bstrug i'm Mai nur 215
MiQionen DoGor8 gegen 26I Miuioz
men in 1902 uno 46 MiQionen in
1901. Sn BEN Ell a~6gelaufenen no
naten bieTes 6istalio6res belief iif
unier Grport : ue6eri6uB duf rur
800 MiGioner Dollars gegen 1852
Minionen in oerfel6en 3eit 1902, uao
Qeqen $50 MiQionen Dollars in1901.
DisIer Me4Iel in unIerem Qu5laroz
banoel perme6rt unIere 8DLoau5fu6r.
@liidIi6erlpeiie Ijno uniere Qu5lanoz
2(nIei6en gum groben 3hsiI I]iquioirt,
7onit miiBten min Idon ieBt groBe
@oloperf6iffurQen befiirtten. 8eloz
fnapp6eit lit fir Die 6]srbitmonate
m0gti6, iogar lDahrifeinlj6. Dieien
S6attenisitsn Itebt cine TortoduernOe
mercantile GbGtigfeit, Geiunobeit oe5
6anoels uro Der Snoutrie se8enz
;;hor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22
SI-Hg Die Bon-Ton gaH3en Iaa
Tfnm1Iicn=Grfurjinncn mad

YlnnappItS- III -NSeff WIDcr.
annapolis lit in uaircm Staats Elm Quast pom
qroHt5m (utergi. Q]sUor0eu; MiujoHtU 00u EaIz
lar. ptroeu fir Die SlotteU=Ntaotmic oa5Staats=
Sesame IND auotre NH,0aeu ocgdu=gabt tuuo Dlua
Ditie b,ribmtIu -Ztoll,O Grlbs.9 Gluu bic
petBttpiiPgu 2Geutu. lotltt NE Eai tjuuu,cr rol.
len, @tt=Riucy, @alfsujlc, Ghalts4ciut. Sbuou=
SDoe, I'D dui Wsll,u eritriteuos g0g,rbouicg IMP
uiepriqt Qrciit: 3UCjbt Rrc5ic. Slide un0 gciluQtl
fa0tn bic lafcl: qrobt S]ccreTic'n an ou Gar.
buug spIiBe1. uuo Dlnu has Dur& Die Secluft err
jGuate lSoblbffiuDCu.
1tr poyulayg Gampi2r 81 III III 8iIe="
ieotu WOuta9. WittDo d, FreitnQ UNI
= lIbr 9orm;ttaQs, SpuutaQg Inn - ubr
9ormittoQs. RJdfuuft = ubr Nbtuos.
gjGttc soc. gm Is. SUM begjHueno.
(3uui7, ate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

Dd's oa unten au ein
8epublithen me6r ooer ipsniger bod
mabrlia ni4t %antommt, idreibt Die
n8sitl. Bot" 10 t0nnte iiA Banana
gQn3 po6I ieI6Ititdnoig etabIiren uno,
ii6 1einen r&anal" ii4erno, oa5 lib
rige bi56en Colombia CUR 90Qe gez
Zen lQiIan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22
Shpntns llriuruh.

g flr5 am -. 3uni. Inn ll.25 llbr AbcnOs
Gbomas llriprub, ]Qsli.5ter @aftt pom Anud ~
llriprub, i'm Nlttr pom y Aabrtu, II Ntondttr
nm : 5lQtu. II, @ctroi5uu9 m;uoct III II
2ituitll. NabmittdQs I'M , ubr. pom IrGutr.
bauic. Nr. o., oduopcrsStraBe ans TAFT.
How long he struggled against disease.
That baffled skill and care;
How long he fingered raCSed with pain
And suffering hard TO bear.
And though at times he smiled,
A smile of heavenly birth.
And when the angel said come home,
He smiled farewell TO earth.
90 iciH GGtttH uuD &tnDfrH
1-}-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

6eute 1T Sommers u NJ
fang. Run oirfte audi OaS 8etter
etpas iommerIifer peroen. Der Gbz
g~slaufene 6riibling mar Elm petter=
nsnoiIder. 3um1bsil re4t ungemiitbz
Iifer 8eIele, Der nlr ielten ben g&dz
men boloer 2en8 9eroiente.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22
Cnrcn glnnc,s giicnbahnzGn.

Tnbr5Ian ittt penn IA, 3uu: 1903.
Zamgfer psr.lTtu 8i:r Qr. 10 4i3bts9traBc:
TAB Sap: M19, 8c5oaot5, Gsutr:ptue. Cussnss
tenn. Q50. 80int aro 3p.i5tna
Tc1Ga lrf. SountlasJ......7 9oyut., = gadm.
6~ountlas &orm.
9tl5 @op;=lcjHt. Queenstown uHo alien Quut;cH
an n.r Ecutclo1u;= G,piToH:
Td1.55 ttrn. S0urtlGsl..7 90rm, ? uHo Ia5m.
5ouutas5 uuo 9 Dorm.
Jur RAD Qo;Et uHo Eu'tusiopu:
Bis Tl1mlttdg3 an Gorrtaatl.
Gni1iuB an Sci & 6b.i. GtieublbE" nab Cotton,
Ertor0 unO 3D;iaersStat.outH
= Uu'b,ub in &~rssnnoo0 ar rZtatUdrt=6I itnba5n, d
nab aa,n Qunttsu ijo,ib an Rem gorf,
N~bIarHab.a uuo NoyFotz5ji.ussbU".
T-1bt an Bs5cutl1gu bis 3 l5r 4b.ros dH1tz
ucWmcH.
eslspAons 6. & q. st. Q7n, 225o-Ub. pru. o..
&. 0tIIion, Observation-Disclosures.
lobu e. @osleg. Gsu,ra.sQ1ra3teT=@3;n
lV15Z711l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

5oneit ba6en Die elm
5slnen Staten beg 2anoes fir biz
Meltmefe in Ct. 2opis ii6er ie6a
Miqionen DoGars beipiaigt. O6endn
fte6t MiI7ouri nit elmer MiQion;
Nep=0ort Folgt nit $4,000 Dollars,
genniplpanien nit 100000, SQinoia
nit $4,000, galifornien nit 255,z
900 Dollars. 10000 Dollars 6az
ben Colorado uno Snoiana 6eDiQigt.
8anIas 175,O0O; Drei3ebn 5taaten
baden 8epi1igungen bon 100000 bi5
10000 Dollars fir Die 4usitelunQ
qema6t, "A iolde i'm 8etrage por
10000 Bis 100000 Dollars, Die
9bilippinen figuriren auf Der 2iite
nit elmer 6dlben M2ilion. Sic tpoller
etpa 40 Qcres nit einem0prf, Stride,
Sbeuter, Murtt, 6a6riten II. ogl. be-
bauen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

8tr pti5en Mot. ID E L
der 8ptdnifer Rem e6en in 8liitRe itez
1enoen 2(ilant6us Den Ramen SIT
ter6aum" gege6en bat; OaB a6er Die
8Iiit6en oisias 8aumes einen Quit
per6eiten, Der ni6ts r9OttIi4es" on
fi6 bat, Oas niFen mir leiOer. Sin
Suit gum &rantma6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

Wa5 ale Der il n ii
9inge ni6t gu tpege bringen, Elm leioz
li6 9ute8 8erbGltniB 3pii6en0 eutIAz
Lamp uno ben 8ereinigten Stuut2n
H~sr3uIteqsn, 9os mag I6lieBli6 Dem
Sport gelingen. Dem 8efu4 in 8iel
miro cine groBe 8eoeutung beigelegt.
Wir iel6It gluuben ni6t bran.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

Die pfft3ieltenD E r
Qrpp6eten 6a6en in ben leBtenBofen
be6arrliA 9e6 ge6abt. 0as @etter
fam nets anoers, nie tie es propRe3eit
hnttsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

3uffel Sage mill ! d
fAon gu 2e63siten Elm Mauioleum err
riften. Der 2ei6enitetn poer obs
G%pitapbium, a%enotop6jum, ObeIist,
9pramioe, 8eOenfmal poer Sarto=
p6ag niro, 7oq $4,000 toiten. Sir
ben 8elomeniden Sage cine I4ledte
Q(nIoge, benin tie bringt feline 0ioiz
DenOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

Nmeritoni6e s. 6 ID / n
bigteitI WiQie 5iernep lernt Marie
8euinger nm l u6r %tennen, INN 1l16r
10 bat er lie gum 2uni4 eingelaoen,
2 ll6r Matinee : 6dnoeoriiden, i'm
britten Oft 6eirathsantrag, 5 ll6r
t6od5eit, ON Qbeno tpegen S4uloer
poli3eili9 perfotgt, nit Qrreit BE-
bro6t. : Seine 9attin opfert ibrG
9iamanten, tebrt drmer, aber peiier
gu Muttern 3uriif. Sduloen Be-
5abIt, Wiuie frei unb neiter bat IS
feinen 3ned.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

0a Ieien nj r, Dab bic
Gerbenfonige nidt einmal cine 3rone
ge6abt BADEN. 0ieism o~ringenoen Be
biirfniB bat Peter Der GrIte iOfort a0z
ge6olfen uno iid in 9aris cine So
nigStrone beiteut. Sin a0nig obue
&rone - Elm unDing, ME Elm MsiIer
p6ne &linge. uno ME fam Giner
gum &0nig getrOnt neroen, penn i'm
ba5 n6auptzM06el," Die &rone,
fehlt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

Die ate 6rei6sitsgGode,
ipel6e Bel Der 8untar=6iGs6e in
Bottom nieoer NAL ais 9aruoez3eliz
quie berbolten m1Bte, lit nieoer in
gbilaoelpbia ei~ngetroffen. Die Oislz
gertiite 8Iode Iollte enolid mai 3uhs
befommsn. Die l1na66dngigteit5z
6ale in philadelphia t0nnte ia 8alIz
fa6rtsort fir CUTE 9atrioten percen,
1pie e5 Metta fir Den glGubigen Mtuz
felmdnn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22
0nmiir mnflcr

Is farb ploblt6 am p. 3uni 1903. nm Il rrbr
N}oraeus. goutj: WoDeg. y .ttpc oc5 pcritorbantt
@torqe WOncr, in Der Q]9obuunq ibr.r So9tcr ST.
ct. Qdul, Minn. &c ll,5trrcite ipcvotH Gtenitag
4bcno bier c~iutrtiitn, 2jc 3tt Der ettrotQung
miro ipdttr anac;cfat. uE}-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22
Muntag, Den %. Suui 1908.

Wir ge6en unru4ige
3eiteu entsegen; Die S4ulferien be-
ginnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

3urGrmorbung oes Ii Il
ten Mt6ael pon Serbien, bes @roBz
pater5 Ds5 ermorOeten Nleranoers,
fang Elm talauernber beutI6er Heim>
i6mieo:
Shirt Mi6aei pon Serbien
9ur6 HduberbanO muBt' iterbien.
Der M}ilan that i'm er6icn,
81 ge6t IS 81 in Serbien.
Cur neuLiden 8lutar6ett t0nrts
man oa iingen:
Der Mfilun that's perDerbisn
Sm if0nen 2an0e Serbisn.
Drum muBt' audi pieOer iterbien
Der Sp6n. Wer m04t' nod er6ien?
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Baltimore : 9ampf : 9nfct 50.
(UIte uuc 3uUerIdiGse Soi.Stnts.

Tit Der. S~taatru4Qot bc'0rOtruo.
7ampitr fdbrsu tdg.,b, 5oHnta1s ausgtuomrtr.
bon .9aDs2lucs-GlT5, lob 4iGbts6trags. $50
U5,uos, Otrctt nab Oh Q0int 5omtort, QorFolf.
G]ortsmoutb un0 altH 9uuti'H os 5H0gus. 9trs
btnouug in Oh 90iRt Comfort NIT Is. Il . Gts
~icnbabu~ uo4 Rihmouo. 9rbinouug in 9ortss
mouth nit Osm .6taboarD dir Qtne" IoliO,u 9uo
non goTt5moutb nab Nt.aHtd. lH Rorfo.t Der
binouuq NIT nr atlantic Goat Cine Rorfolt
uuo Carolina, Roriolf unO iioIa. IorfOlf urO
pcfljb uno .CIo Dominion 4ine" nab Qtlpbtrn
un0 BaIblugton, R.zG.
DlablJcjt,u nab :uropdjibtm gtauc. 2urur.6is
Raiuten3Jmmsr, t.titrtibt 9dcubtuH9, Gar,pibtia
sung, Roieu fret, ]Gtitro:rtt RaiutsH3immsr i'm
R,uet4 Rursou her rRlpsQint,s Rr. l03. Ch.G1ltir
mor,s6traBe. TtIrgbons 6. & Z. 81. QauG 1885;
mar1lanD. G~ourtg1uO ass. I.tluQb's. Is Quros
Gbarlts.5traks, uuo @frtau ou -Sfaboaro qtr
Cine" Continental Erut So. @uilo,no.'
Spbn y. SbCrpOUc. q. 8rown.
g.-Brdi. Il. @tnsUiaHagsr, Gen. sBOHastersa8ent.
CEg7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

Die Qu8fu6r BON 5tiez
feln unO S4u6en bat i'm laufenOen
6i5taIjahre aQss 6is6er Dagepeiene
in S6atten geiteQt. Wd6reno mir in
Sabre 1880 nur 378,274 8udr SUB
8etIei0ungen erportirten, mar Die
I3dbl in 1890 auF runo $4,000 9aar
geitiegen, in 1900 a6sr auf ii6er Orti
MiQionen Paar uno in 1903 auf
na6s3u 4 MiQionen 4oar angepa6z
fen. Die 0ert62 Der erportirten
66ube uno Stiefel iinO mad Den Grz
6e6ungen oe5 StatiItii6en 8iireaus
BON elmer 6al6en MiQion Dollars in
1903 auf me6r, ais feds Wlilionen
in 1903 angepa6ien. Bon oieien
feds MiQionen gingen S6ube uno
6tiefel i'm 8ert6e pom 3tpei WtiQionen
mad 8roBbritannten, fir cine 0fiQion
nu6 NuitralzQiien unO fir etlDa cine
babe Miqion Dollars il na4 Cuba,
Merifp un0 Canada.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22
Neae Nnseigem.
Observation-Disclosures

Sin junqrr Maun m66te fb init ca 500 an
einem outotbtnseu Gcibdit bethtiliQca, orr tit
iglbe5 ieIbit iib~trucbmtH; SIlulb59toom piTo ocr=
oc,aocu. Cffsrtcn inter e. g9. p" al Die Grz
n,nifiou oieIes Rl1ftts. Q7I-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

9a peroe einerfIuguus
cen 3uitdnoen uno 9orgdnqen in
Marotto. 8alo miro beri6tet, oaB
Die 5ruppen oes Sultans geiiegt bat
ten, Damn, oaB tie gei4la8en porosn
ieien, unO iofOrt in Wsdiel. Damn
fam ii6er Spunien Die Notri6t, OaB
Mlurotto i'm id0niten 5rieoen lei,
uno pl0Bli6 tommt ais neueite Rad
ri4t, oaB Der 8rie88minifter oeSSulz
tans 5000 3oots auf Dem S6Ia6tz
feloe pOn Qmieomna gelai1en Bate,
Was ioQ man nun Q~taubsn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22
Spbn Spnnf.

NUDN SUINH.
Gs itarb am %. sunni 1908 3obn 2o1ad, &C
Ifcbfer Buttt non WQrO Zouad. Dit 9'trOiQunl
finoct Oirnta0, DcH .. 3uui, 3 llhr Dor
mittaQ5, non itjner ltBttu 29ObninQ, gtr. 2lo
gorosQ4ol;c= StraBG. aus nab Der Ct. W{j6acls
Girat TAFT, no nm % llbr cine yttaujcmzoo4ar:T
fir oas sell icjHcr 1celt celcbrirt ipirO,
G-1-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-22

benz Sale aud boppelte getpeien. 50
belt e Der !0etausgeber, oa ohneDtes
in StrdBburg cine gauge 4n3dht
beutfher 5~aqes6ldtter erf6eint. &C.
fhGftli6 fir ratbfarn, ieine neue Sci
tung in Fran5DIf6er Sprade erideis
rem gu la1Ten. 0as 8latt 1T mad BEN
9ari6te BEG @orreiporoenten ubrlz
Qens pom beuti6znationalen StanDz
punfte einpanosfrei, ba IS in teiner
g8eiie DppoiitioneG duftritt, iDnoerH
cine regierungsfreunOltds Ri4tun9
bertritt. 6ir oa5 jeBt unter Dem Haz
men rsyournal o'2lIIace" erideinenDe
8lutt iino ebenfaQs ~finan3ieue Riidz
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-31

ed to $1,000. and there were several that
ran upward of $1,000, while there were
many Of about $500 and $500 One man
came off winner by S14,500 and another
cleaned up more than 5000.
In spite of state laws lottery tickets
are sold in every community, big or lit
tie. on the coast from British Columbia
to Mexico. Men. women and children
buy lottery tickets out here. It is esti-
mated that some $40. 600 of Los Angeles
money is spent for lottery tickets every
month, while San Francisco yields three
times that sum
The Chinese of the Pacific coast are
inveterate gamblers. There are more
than 50 Chinese lottery companies OPP
Grating in San Francisco. Los Angeles,
Sacramento, Spokane Seattle and Ia
coma all have Chinese lotteries. The
spirit Of gambling is as potent as ever
in all the active mining camps on the
Pacific coast Faro IS still the popular
form Of gaming that it was in the days
Of Bret Harte and Mark Twain.
Roulette has lost its popularity as a
gambling device in most mining camps
The veteran gamblers say that the odds
are too heavy against the player. Craps
has had 3 fresh lease of life in most
Pacific coast mining camps during re-
cent years. Why no one knows, but in
cities out this way no one seems to care
for craps.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-31
S15O,0OO TESTING A SHELL.
General Crozier Opposed It, but secre-
tarY Root Insisted.

Washington, D. c., Jan SIT cost
the government $4,000 to test the
Isham shell, which blew the 12-inch gun
to pieces at Sandy Hook Hackers OF
the shell pooled their interests with the
promoters of 'thorite.'' a new high ex-
plosive, and an appropriation of 100000
was made for experiments. Against the
advice of the ordnance officers. who
have insisted all along that the shell
was not safe. the experiments were or
dered.
General Crozier. then captain. oppos-
ed the adoption, or even experiments.
by the government with the shell. The
hackers Of the Isham shell were among
the most bitter opponents of his con
firmation when the president sent his
nomination to the senate as chief of
ordnance.
Brother officers of General Crozier re-
gard the accident. while unfortunate
and expensive to the government-the
gun was worth about $50 o00-as a
thorough vindication of General Croz-
ierS attitude.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-31
GAMBLERS GET GOLD.
Millions Lost by Miners on the Pa
cif1c Coast.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. S1-While
there are severe laws against games Of
faro, stud poker, craps and roulette in
the states of California. Oregon and
Washington, it is probable that there
never was more gambling on the Pa
cltlc coast than now. From Seattle
southwark to san Diego a passion for
gambling seems to have taken posses
sion of all classes of people
The police at Los Angeles, Portland
sacramento, Seattle and Spokane have
lately raided greater number of club
rooms and smashed more gambling ap-
paratus than ever before, and they say
that their efforts are Well nigh futile
against the popularity of gambling on
the coast. Communities of 1000 and
5000 people throughout California and
oregon, have their clubs where gam
bling goes on nightly among the lead
ing men Of the towns.
Vendors of lottery tickets are fire.
quenby arrested and fined 5000 and $500
for carrying on their Illicit traffic. The
fine is paid and the man goes back to
selling lottery tickets at the old stand.
One vendor in San Francisco confessed
the other day that never had he known
anything ike the present demand for
lottery tickets
The revival of gambling on this coast
came with the throngs of suddenly en-
riched men and women who arrived
! from the klondike with their kegs and