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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-29
INVESTIGATED NEVADA.
A Sound Lecture from = Nevada Con-
temporary.

temporary.
The Bradley Land & Cattle company
will cut 1000 tons of hay ON their Elko
ranch this season. The Dangberg l..
& L. 8. Co., will cut more than this
on their Carson Valley ranch, and the
Hickey l.. & L. s. Co., will put up
about 1000 tons on the home ranch in
Antelope Valley. There is scarcely
enough agricultural land in Maine to
stack this hay, yet the down-easters
write llippantly about Nevada and
say that wherever there is irrigat-
ion there the plants become more
white with alkali" The seepage of
the water does this If the only result
Of irrigation is to turn these lands in
to alkaIi, then they might as well re-
main as they are"
What rot! Nevada hay is shipped
in carload lots if not by the train-loa.l
to the New England States to feed race
horses and blooded stock, because it
is the best hay in the world. Nevada
irrigated lands produce three crops
of hay each season, averaging in Car
son valley, at Lovelock and at other
points five tons per acre. This hay
is worth from ST to S. per ton in thu
stack in the ranches. In other words
our alfalfa lands yield the farmer j
clean profit of $50 an acre of more
each year. We have thirty thousand
: acres of these lands in Carson valley
! in sight of the Courier office and this
is only one little corner of Nevada
The best New England farm lands art
worth from $50 TO SIS per acre. Our
t hes alfalfa land can not be touched i
less than 5000 an acre and then there
| is very little for sale at any price TIL
/ irrigated lands OF Nevada are very
| fertile and productive, and very val
liable. and our Eastern friends VII
| become aware of this fact, when Unclf
| Sam has damned a few reservoirs anC
constructed a few irrigation ditches.-
! Courier.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-29
Located the Claim.

The old Gave Mine" which was
worked by A. G. Pratt in the sos has
been relocated by Dan Emmerson AMI
James Andrews. and they are now TAX
in out some very rich silver-lead ore
from small feders and stringers in this
big ledge. The mine is situated in
the first deep canyon mile south Of
the Winters mine and apparently on
the same dyke, it was prospected at
that time TO the depth of over 100
feet when the bottom Literally "fell
OUT. The vein is over 80 feet wide
and filled with low grade iron-ore car
rying gold, silver and lead, in which
are large caves or caverns from which it
derives it's name Experts claim that
has the Gaping of big silver-lead
mine-COurier.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-29
Found Dynamite.

Don Biggs, a sheep buyer for King
Johnson returned last evening from
Halleck with story of his dynamite
find near that place.
Biggs was driving along the country
road and as he crossed a bridge no
ticed something peculiar sticking from
under rafter He Investigated and
found two and half sticks of dyna-
mite, fuse and a box of caps.
There is no mining in that immedi-
ate vicinity and the mystery of how
it got under the bridge cannot be sol
we'd by the townspeople. Biggs sent
the explosives to Ogden and the rail
| road officials are working on the case
thinking it well laid plot to hold up
train had been upset-Gazette
! Tuesday afternoon a lone highway
man held up the stage running from
| Whitney to Canyon City, Or. and car
ried off $4,000 One third Of this amo-
unit was in the express package and
the remainder was in the registered
letter mail
FOR SALE-A four room frame
house, in first class condition. Half
a block of land fenced, stable and 9TH
err out houses, shade trees in front.
City water piped to yard and into
house For particulars apply at this
Office.
The dance given by the young lad
les of Empire Thursday evening was
attended by a number of Carsonites
and all report splendid time.
No arrests of suspicious were re
corded yesterday. The cOnvicts have
evidently moved into new quarters
John Wagner is tarrying few days
in Reno.
To The Public.
i Ice made of pure mountain water
delivered to all parts of the city fol
Il cent per pound. Leave orders al
Kattlenan's yard.
Lee Craven
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-29
Legal Holiday.

Monday, the 7th of September, is a
legal holiday, having been so created
by the last session Of the Legislature
In this respect it ranks with the Fourth
Of July.
1t is Labor Day. A big celebration
will be held in Reno and the local un.
ions will send over big delegations.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-29
Old Timer Visiting Carson.

Bill Kinney who used to run but
cher shop in Empire, reached Car
son yesterday on a visit to old scenes
He was recognized by old timers, in
spite of the fact that he has grown
quite portulent.
He says the town has grown won
derfully since he left. He talks of L.
eating here and going in to politics
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-29

Secretary Of State w. G. Douglas
has been confined to his home the
past week with . severe rheumatic at
tack.
Eight carloads q Nevada horses
sold ct autcion IN Omaha recently ct 40
aveEaoo pg1eo e ~ p1 hoan.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-29

T. r. Hofer has returned from a trip
to San Francisco.
Mrs. Fox is having her property on
the corner of King Street put in CA
cellent order and several carpenters
are busy on the place. The building
is to be fitted up for Offices which
have already been engaged.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-29
A Band Concert.

The band boys will give a concert
this evening in the capital square
Needless to remark this feature meets
the approval of the people who enjoy
the work of the boys.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-29
GOVERNOR HEARD FROM.
The Reward For the Escapes will be
Paid cap4ers.

There has been considerable talk II
police circles about the delivery CT
Woods and Murphy to the Folsom
guards now in Nevada. and as a whole.
the sheriff's ONCE, constable's depart
ment and chiefs Of police Office were
not in favor Of giving up the men be.
fore word was received from Governor
Pardee, Of California This question
was settled today when Sheriff Haycs
received a telegram from Governor
Pardee, saying: Hold Murphy and
Woods and other convicts you may
capture until extradition papers ar.
rive"
Governor Sparks also received a wire
from Governor Pardee saying that
$3.50 was the entire reward for each,
but Governor Sparks said, Il would
not think Of giving extradition papers
until l was sure the local officers were
protected, but now that l have heard
from Governor Pardee there Is ne
doubt but that the full reward will b
fOrthcoming."-Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-29
To The Public,

Ice made Of pure mountain water
delivered to all parts of the city for
Il cent per pound. Leave orders at
Kattleman's yard.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

IuBer bieIen 2ei6en perI6affte
M}artin Dem 9oftor audi cine 2ei6e
aus Dem 5rieo6ofe bes SrrenbauieS.
Ser 9Dttor mar Iebr 3ufrieOen nit
Der Qei6e, aber Martin DermO6te it4
ni9t gu erinnern, pie bel er fir Die
2ei8e er6dlten bate. 4nFangS Quz
quit, ertlGrte bann Der 3euge meter,
babe er ouf benz 6riebbofe BET Sra
ber5' 9otnt BEL Dem 9iebfto6l Der
Qeide 8oie g1eiOlinger'5 gebolfen. Die
Qei9e purbe na6 Dem GoQege gez
bru9t, uno am nG9Tten Sage Iab er
bort, tpie Or. Mleran0er un~oer 2et6e
cine GtnipriBung Dornabm. Sir bieie
2et4e erbielt 3euge BON Or. @leran1
Der 10 Dollars.
Der 3euge i6ilDerte bann nod cine
anbert 8tr96ofs~@rpebition BEL mel
der er ubsr nit Ieinen 6elfers6elfern
geft0rt purbe uno feline 2ei6e erldnz
gen fonnte. Sir Die 2etde Der 6rau
906ring, pel6e 3euge nit ben Nnocz
rem BON Dem beutf6en tat6olii4en
SrteObofe itabl, erbielt er bon Or.
NlerQnOer 10 Dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
Bum Scrhlutcn acrcttct.

9unburn, Conn.,, 7. 6sbruur.
- Der @ie63i4ter 6irum S, Stez
rens, pel4er Elm poar Meilen BON
bier eine Surm beiiBt, purOe bsute
bur6 bic S4neuigfeit eine5 Sraber5
bom~ 8er6luten gerettet. Stepens mar
hei'm Sutteri6neiOen 10 ungliidli6
geipei len, nit benz linten 4rm 3niI6en
Bic W2eFer Der Mai4tne gu geratben,
uno i'm nG9ften Nugen6lid mar iein
nnterarm 5pii6en 9unbgefent unO
@Q6ogsn abgef4nitten. Mit f%eltener
@eiItesgegenpart lieB 9tepen5 ii6
BON einem ieirsr Qrbeiter einen 9trif
um ben @rmifumpf f4niiren, unD
bunn ging es nit einem S6neatraber
am GU na9 9dn6urn, nolelbf benz
@erleBten Gr3tli4e 9ilfe gu 8Reil
n1trDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
gprtu Giru's Gummi66r.

g t.Qouis, Mo., 7. 5e6ruar. -
@eorge %. 5ii6buf, frii9sr bon ct.
Bouts, lit gum 4usftelungs : Goms
miTdr fir Die tleinen Nntiaen unO
Porto 3ico ernunnt porben. gr mar
friiber 2egationsfefretdr Der 8unbesz
8sidnoti4aft in 8uenOs 4preS, Res
Publit 4rgentinien, unO fungirte barr
mad ols SefretGr Der Gommtfiion,
Die nit elmer Reuorbnung Der 8efete
bon PortD RicO beauftrugt mar.
WG6reno bes ipuniI9=amerifanii9en
&rieges mar er 3ablmeiIter Der Sreiz
ipiligen : 4rmee, our 3eit lit er Mitz
glieO Der territorial 2~egislutur bpu
portO &ico unb in San Suan fpo6ns
baft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
strifr in her 0roieftiL. Ea6rif.


8ttt8burg, Z. Jebruor. =
gegen 200 &ngefteGte Der 6irt Sterz
ling 4rojectile @ort5" in 0}c&eeSz
port, 4o., itno an einen Strife gegon@
GEN, tpeil lie ni6t i6er Die ii6Ii6s 3ait
6inous ur6eiten un6 iid einen 2Obnz
d63uq nidt gsTo1en Iafen pouten.
@snn nibt baIO cine @eritGnOigung
er3islt pir0, 0iirfte bic 5a6rit, Del6e
gegen 500 foamGnniT4 ausgebilOete
Qr6eitsr 6e76dfti8t, iid 8en0t6i8t
Ie6en, BEN 8etrie6 ein3uIteaen. md4z
renO lie f6leunige 2(uftrdge fir Die
Regierung 3u erleOigen 6ot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
qiniornne ber @ra0ina.@ Ompaanie.

86iIabeIPbtd, Z. 6ebruar.-
0a5 0irettortum Der nReaotng g."
belt bier beute ieine 6igung a6 unO
ertlGrte cine %Gal6iGbrlicAe 9iOiOenOe
Don 3net 9ro3ent, 3a6lbar am 8.
WlGr3. Sn Der SiBung i'm 4uguit
mar bic 9ibiOenOe BON 8pet uuf an
oert6al6 9rp5ent 4erabgeieBt pOrben.
DIS 4mt5na6folger BON u. S. Qn~
teGo BON bier ipurOe 8. 0tcR,
Spom6leD aus Iepz0ort gum W&itz
9lieOe bas 9irettorium8 %ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
Nrnf. OEirrrn's nrnr str0nnn.

9 It 0 n, M}af., Z. 5e6ruar.
9rof. SEP. BON Mteren ppn Dem gferi@
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1T BON ben
&uratoren Der 8oftoner Timber itdt
ba3u auserIeben norben, Die bur4 Die
R~eIigndtion 9rof. 0einer's i'm beut>
f9en 9epartement eingetretene 8d@
fang aus5ufuqen. 9rof. b. Mieren
ftammt aus @0ttingep, itubirte auf
Der bortigen l1nioeriitdt 26eologie,
mu9te i'm Sabre 1895 1ein @ramen
unb er6ielt bann cine gunbioateniteGe
in 6annoper. 6ter in Nmerifa bat
fi9 Prof. b. @ieren Dem 2e6rfa9 ge>
nibmet. Seine neue @tellung an Der
8oItoner uniberIttdt lit Die zines
6iilfs=profsfprs bes 9eutf9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
CUO(C6=StOfe.

Sic n,rorn @lufIe6sn trr.otn, Sdc ucucn unO slgauten Iaibfoifa.
sic fO i36u NM prattoou mO bepHic, ME i3art Die 6nturrcn3
spii1eu amcrihni6cn uO caropaj3tu 98:bcrehu 8aporOcn lit. Cb
a6tr bic galreu pom beimij3H omr frcmotn MdrttcH fanmtn, sic
finotn lie il; trfrculi5:r IusplbL. QGt gep0bnib baben mir Da5
Ptfe, mas gu trhngeH 1T, bon Der OunHfrn Dull unO 1touTeliHe bis
~ Den i5pcreu cuttings fir @tbtrosA9cb,au9. Sp3itac @uimrtz
ilmfcit nrO uuf cine feline 4agtH iU:ibtr NRaoros 8Ti4ttt ranghcnO
pou 12lc. Bis 75c. 81. 0rD.
Sir baben cine Qarttc non f:5en @ufcrn teintr imPorHrtcr mertcs
ri3eS g8aarcu, ole SOC brinoen io4ten, mir atr martrtu fe 3u Zoe.
Die garO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
G~icbenmnller inic0er ftntt.

9tneparo !9upen, Wtaf, Z.
6e6ruar. - Der SiebenmuitI4oOnsr
nS6Omu5 %, 2apIon," Capt. Grom@
len, nit elmer 2aoung 8oblen DON
Nspport Reps, @o., ouf Der 5uArt
na6 Bolton, itranOete geItern 4benO
am Stenoe Der battle-ground S9odl
i'm 8ineparb : 6unO. Dem Dam
rfer nltnberpriter" pDn Der Bottom
Som Boat g." geIung es i4lieBli4,
ben S4ooner pieOer flott gu MAIDEN,
t%porauf beriel6e iei1e 6a6rt na4 3D.
fton fortIebte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
6und=OQOe(Or60it

@js uu0nt6m lit IS, Die stunoH NIT RaOsarbett 3u ptr5r;ngm.
Sc ltQt SsJniB;u mo @ortjtI in bUrr 9e53dniJuug, b;iOuOtrs
Dcnn tin ib6nr NrHttl ans zen @daoen btrDoriprjHgt, ft tGe Sit
otfm ejugotnt Inn. Itr ORhH aa Die crqutFten sbrtnaifARutr.
sic bcte6cn aus QcHu8snO ibprem 2Huafoif fir Die SuiGe. Il. 5ront
uuO @trntl FO 10 0ctumgtt DAB en 5r1bum umo3lt3 lit. $50
bus stit. Sic pHrOn DEN 9rjs uuf 500 aug;bIn, pun man sic
I'M O:acl6H tagtn ptrOt.
6m6;9. &iren usb:gIHas NIT aHdt3tI III otrattiom, moOun:u
9Grn5 fr Stidereta, rt0uldr SOC, zoe.
9robe 2Rdi3cdd:, qs 5a6ritsshsicnmnfr o:ftrtiot NM ocs6b
6iMg, 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
Guman ans Dem 9ebrn.
@roBmutter unb Gnfelfinb fat gu
SObe 9~ebunOert. Sci bitteriter
&Glte o6ne S6uB uno O6ou6.

20De 9~ehunoert. - 8et bitter ter
&GIte o6ne @6uB uno 06Ou6.
86tIabeIp9ia, 3d., 7. 6ebr.
- @toff 81 einem 8oman lieferte
cine @sr6unolung, nel6e Ii6 geitern
i'm 8ai1engeri4t gu Camden ab7pielz
tie. On Der 9an0 elmer gebre6liden
@reiIin mar Elm btl0bi6I6es, blonbz
gelodteS a8tjG6rige8 MGb6en er76iez
nen, nm BON 3i6ter Soline Elm 81
ternpaar al5 n9eI4ent" gu erbalten.
Dit 8reiIin mar Die 8roBmutter oes
Sinbes, cine getpi6e 6rau Bennett,
unb ba5 Mdb6en 6loIiie Sing, beren
Mt1tter ii4 felt a6t Sa6ren I'M cas-
6er3ige @eIen ni4t getiimmert bat.
Gus Der Gr5G4lung Der alten 6rau
ging 6arbor, baB zines Q6enos Dor
nunme6r u4t Sa6reu lire ein5ige
So4ter bel i6r eri6ien, tAr bo8 Sinh
ais lire Scooter iibergab unO tie BAT,
fir OufTel6e 81 forgen, bd iie nieOerz
tommen piir0e. Die 8roBmptter
na6m nqturli8 bus 8d6D Iie6eDpu uuf
unb beI4loB, bafel6e Bis CUR Riid=
febr Der Mutter gu er3ieben. Ndt
Sabre partete iie fir bieieI6e, iorgte,
pflegte unb barbte 3utpeilen fir Oa5
8inO, a6er Die M}utter fe6rte ni6t gu
rid, unb ais f9lteBli6 Die Sorgen
Der aIten 5rolt ii6er ben &opf pu6z
fen unb tie QQes, aud Die 0o6nung,
b%erlOr, m1Bte tie nit Dem @ntelttnbe
betteln ge6en unO Bel Der 6itteriten
&GIte, Inn bor Sis un0 S9nee einen
S9uB gu ftnoen, in alten S4uppen
II. I. 10. ii6erna6ten. @tnes gfa4ts
fanO cine gepiFe 6rau @agner Die
8eiben frierenb unD petneno in Der
@traBe; bonn tief1ten Glenb ergriffen,
na6m ie Die ungIiidli6en auf, unO
es gelanq i6r, elm Glteres 8Gderz@6ez
paar fir bic feline 6lofiie gu intere1z
firen. Die alien 2eute beI9lofen,
bus Sinh gu aboptiren, unb geitern
purbe 6loIfie Charles 9rarers unb
feiner 5rau DON Rt9ter ais re9tz
mGBtge So4ter iiberge6en. Qu4 Die
alte 9roBmutter purbe entIPre4enO
berfOrgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
4rtn3 9einri4 m m /
Qnnhhien Il.
1rcn- snnEern,s seLhifmnrh.

0eDburg, 3.zg., 7. Tebruor,-
6reOerid 9ou6erg, cine in 4ieii8en
oeuti6en @erein5treiIen ie4r betannte
4eri0nIi4fsit, Duroe 6eute Q6snO in
Der IGbe cer StaOt ais 2sj6e gefunz
ben. Der unsliitlife bate ftp cine
8ugel our6 bic 6tirn 8ejagt, nodoem
er perge6li@ berIu6t botte, ieinen
3pef Dur9 9ur6i6neiOen Der Bulls
ooern mitteI5 zines Soid:nmefer5 3n
errei6en. 6ou6erg, Der AZ SATIRE alt
geporOen mar, 6interIieB einen an
feline Satin 9eri6teten 46i4j*oSbrtef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
Gnm Grfriufcn acrettct.


Gurutoqa, 3.=g., 7. 6e6ruar.
- Treoerid Barrett, Elm So6n 9Ooz
per 6. 8arrett'5 aus g}epzgort, nell
der ge7tern nit @iuiom 81, Sage II.
SeTe 40ee oon bier ouf benz 6oratoz
9azQafe 1i6 Dem Gi5iport bingo6,
fu6r in 5olge zines ungliidli6en 3u>
faQe8 nit benz Gi56OOt in cine Offene
6teue. 8eorge 81. 5aporta8 aus
Nepzgorf, tpst6er gletafou5 auf Dem
Sis nit einem Gt5boot Da6in flbr,
rettete bic 9rei bon Dem @rtrintungsz
to0e. 9a8 Boot berIelben ru6t au
benz @runoe be8 Suratogaz2ate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
StiCRCrGiCn

geuja fir OtIt f60nm Gambritsstidtrttn gu bc5ablcn. g8arum?
Sine Qrobe stnDung fam Gbts Wobe bier an, Die mir bcOeutrrO inter
Dem Hbli3tn 4rciie fr 10 ib0ue g8aarcn tuuiten. Ge GripnrniB Iaz
len mir 36utn 5u 8ute tommtu. Gs mag bu 9Ortb;l icin, rib 5u
fommtn, Oa Die Qartit ui5t lunQe bier icn miro. GtDntru Se Stis
len, buB biie 5tfcrehu aui Gambrc BON ausgt3cibnter Gualitdt Tno
uO cinfab nur Ocs6aIb 10 biaio Dcrtauft mrOtu, neil mir uniTn
RunDen 0ur8 uuitrtn tigeutn eIidlt9m Saul @Ort5;iI 3u brjugm
punidtn.
Gambrc Rautcn uno =GiuidBc, Dcri6cotne 9rtiten BON 5 Biz II
3oQ, fir 1nhr3tuQ, 9;tttug uO IntrtailM plInD.
eautcu mO 6udb:. 124c. prtb, Jum 8ertIut iUr Sc.
Guuttn unO GtuIdb, 49,. prrtb, sum @trtauf fin. 12lc.
&auttu unD Giuidbe, 25c. putb, gum @ertauf fir 1Sc.
9reus Rauteu UNI GHidbe 3!c ntrtb, 3um &erfauf fHr 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
2ridenida6cr
@enfationele 4rtsfugen lpGbrenb be5
Snbianupoliier 2ei4enrdu6erz
PrO3efes.

YrO3enes.
indianapolis, Snb., 7. Sc
bruar. = Die @erbanblung gegen
Or. 8. 6. Mleranber in Dem ien1a~
tione0en 2ei9enraub~6aIe ermangelz
tie ni9t 1eniationeQer Gretgnihe uno
Qu8iaaen aQer Dirt. @lei6 bei'm 8ez
Qinn Der @er6anblungen iibermtttelten
9etefttps Dem 8eri8tSbof Elm 8inbel,
in pelaem Ii9 3pet Sobtenhemoen
beFunben, pel6e Die 9etetttO5 in benz
GrbqeT6oB bes nGentral>@Oaege" gez
legentli4 elmer 9ur4iu8ung Deg Sc
bGuoes gefunben 6atten, Gtnes oieier
Sobten6emben ipurbe ais Oas Der
Srau Gat6erine 9O6ring, ber6n 2ei<
de BON Dem beutf6en fatbolii3en
&tr6bofe geIto6len norbsn mar, Sell
tens elmer 9tiGerin ibentifi5trt, nel4e
bas 6emo angefertigt bate. Ser erIte
.9euqe mar beute Der gfeger Samuel
Martin, Die re9te 9anb Guntrett's,
pel6er bas 6aupt Der Qei4enrGuberz
banbe lit. Der 3euge iagte aus, baB
er Or. MleTanOer gum eriten Wtale IN
befen 8iireau i'm Stunt Dorigen Sab
res gefe6en babe. Der 9ottor t4etlz
te Inn nit, boB er IL bis 20 2et4en
fir @e3ir3pede brau4e uno bdB er
$50 PRO Gei9e 81 3ublen getptQt lei.
gu Gantreq, ipelher 3ugegen fpGr, ioa
nu9 Der beutigen N%uSiage Martin'S
Der Nr3t geIugt BADEN, er OR. &lerz
anber) perbe bic SoOtenliten oes
ftdbtiI6en Sc unbbeitsratbes genau
berfolqen unb Guntrea ebentuea be-
na6rt6tiqen. Sen eriten 2ei4eirdub
babe er i'm Suit mitgema4t. @r babe
fi6 nit Gantrea uno befen 8anoe
no6 Dem neutrality-suspicious. begeben
unb bic Qei6e @lenbore 8utes' geito9s
len, fpel6e bann mad Dem n@entralz
Goueqe"" geI6afft nnrbe. 4m nd9iten
SAGE 8a6lte Inn Or. &legdnOer $40.
0ie nG6ite Expedition gait Der 2ei4e
BON MqGace SobnfOn uuf Dem G6ene>
aersTrieDbofe. Or. &lerunber be3abl>
fe i6m iebo6 nur flint Dollars fir
iene 2ei6e, 6u biefelbe, pie er iugte,
etpas ar ben S06ren bei4Gbigt mar.
Bon bemIel6en 5rieO6ofe 9alf 3euge
aud bic 2eide bon SOhdnnd StiIB
ffe6len, fir pel6e Or. @leranber i9m
a9t Dollars 6eaablts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
Mnfimcnne 0anier.

Sat 2tberpooL, g., 7. Sc
brror. - Sin gun3er 4der 2un0, auF
benz Drei @o6n6Gu7er 7te6en, fam 6euz
te Morgen gum G4reden Der 8etDob@
Ter ms Rut76en. s3nei Don ben Sc
bGuDen nurben arg befdGbigt, 8eiOe
gigent6um M!iaoeI W}cGeeoer's UNI
an Der GtraBe na6 2i5bon gele9en,
SIR 0ert6 6eLGuft Ii6 ouf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

dbgepieien, aber berielbe i4eint lt9
einen beFeren grfolg bei'm 9O9iten
@eri9tsbofe bes 2unOes gu bsriPre>
9en.
9entmGIer fir BuIastt
unb S%teuben.
Senator Metmpre pom 8ibltotbefsz
Gomite erftattete einen empfeblenoen
8eri9t ii6er bic 8ias be3iiglt4 Der
@rrt9tung BON Statiet bes 8rafen
9ulasti urb bes 8arons Steuben in
@afhtnaton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
fdr @e6efmrot6 Qetpol0 betonte,


Der 8ei9idung miiBten leOiglt4 Die
commer3ieIen 8e3iebungen Den 4us@
f6lag geben. SroB Qmerita'S 3ou@
perf9un3ungen fpa6ie Die tunitge@
nerbli6e 4u8fu6r 9eutI6IanO'5 na4
ben Ser. Staten tetig an. Sine
i6po6e 8etbetligung 9eut16lanD's
piirbe bonn lIebel Iein, Oenn bieielbe
miiFe not6nenOiger @eiie @nglano
unb Sruntrei6 uuf benz in 3ebe itez
6enben @ebiet ftdrfen. Der 3Ou ipiez
Ie feline 3oue gegenijber Den nit Be
ftimmtbeit gu erpurtenben Grfolgen.
Die @er5ammIung entI4ieO iia
f6lieBIi4 bafiir, bo5 beutiae 8unitz
generic in Ct, Souls 5u reprdienti>
rem.
4meritantf4e Sum # a r.
t1%eiIung.
Die M}iin6ener Se3eiiion iDtro in
bie7em Sabre Die groBe 8erliner 4uSz
iteGung in 6erporragenDem shape be-
f6tden. Bum er1ten Male tpirb baz
BEL cine eigene 2(merifaniI9e 8unitz
ubt6eilung Dertreten fein, Del6e mad
@n3a6l Der o~u8fteuenoen &jjnItIer Il.
Der ongemeloetcn 8itber ie6r ret46olz
tia gu tperben beripri6t.
unbIuttge59 uelL.
en- 0eimar bat 3pi16en ben 3ez
~ferenouren BON 9}pIti5 rtnO 8oiqt Elm
~unblutiqes 8iItolenbueu Itottgefunz
ben. Ser NnlaB oe5 3pettampfe5 lit
ni9t befannt, unD Die 4ffoire lptrO
natiirli6, pie ii6lt6, Oamit enOen,
bQB Die beiben Gontrabenten cine mo-
mineae 6eTtung56oft 8uOittirt betomz
men.
68temdnd muB nieDer
Drummer.
Der berii8tigte Iogenonnte N}dior
69iemand, tpeI6er au9 in g&eDz9Drt
3a6Irei6e 69pinbeleien 0eriibte uno
pGbrenb be5 ipanif6zameritanii4en
8riege5 ii9 in cine Gapitdn5 Stelz
lung 6inein gu i6ninoeIn beriu4te,
1T pieDer Der6aftet porben, nahOem
er eben er7t cine b~reijd6rige @efdngz
niBFrofe ber6ijBt bate, Sn 9eutf4z
lamb bate S6iemand, Der etnitmal5
beut76er u~nteroffi3ier mar, ii4 fir
einen 9biIippinenz &Gmpfer auSge8ez
ben.
Mmeritunertn 6etrutbet
beut 6 EN- 8eneraL
Sn 6troubing, 8aDern, bat ii6 Der
@enerauisutenont 3. .. Quoptg Hitz
ter BON Mhu1Tinan nit 7einer in g}epz
0prt ~QebDrenen uno ebenOaielbit err
3ogenen Ni6te Bertha b. M}eIiinan
D%erGeirdthet.
&einem 3oII untermOen n.
Ser 8unDe5rat6 bat beI4IOfen,
oGe 8eiitigen @etrdnte, peI4e mouth
renoen 0einsn G9nsln unb tpeniger,
oI5 Elm 9ro5ent @ltObol entbulten,
3o1fret etn3uIofen.
9rtn3 9einri4 nimmt
2nnbbten It.
Ser b~reijG6rige 6eeOienit Oe5
9rin3en 9einri9 bon PreuBen geAt
i'm 0ftober 5u GnOe; er 8iebt Da5
COMMANDO bes SeegeI4pober5 duf
uno niro Commanders Der 5lOtten>
Station at &tel an Steue bes 4Omiz
re n
rails &0riter. Ser 9rtn3 beftnOet ii3
jsBt gum 8siuGe Bel Dem &atIer @ilz
belm un0 te6rt am IA. 5ebruar na6
8iel 3uriif, I'm bann Der iil6ernen
6oG3eit Ieiner S4neiter, Der 8rin3eIz
fin G6arlotte DON Sa67en>0&eininz
gen, bei5upo6nen. Der Safer fpirb
mu6rfdeinlid Der Geier e6enfous bciz
D09nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
Giufade GrpdrmnngsmitteG gegrn
faItr SlBe.

0on Or. ~ az WInter.
9er f4aotide GinfluB folter 6iiBe
auF ben @sIuno6tits3uitonO oes gam
gen &5rper5 1T Elm ie4r GROCER, neil
ba0ur4 bic Semperatur Oe5 aeiamms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08

R.=9., tpurOe Der gan3e, Der 6irma
8. S, Sarle5 C So. ge6orige 8lod
our4 einen Brand 8erItDrt, peI9er eli
nen S4aben BON $4,000 anrt4tete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
@aidine tpnr idabhuft.

befdp0rt, buB Gplinoer Ief>
ten. = 8eitdttgt Nusfugen bes
get0Oteten 2OtpmotiDfiibrers. =
Coroner berb0rt S4iperoerpurz
beten i'm &ranten6auIe. - Die
8abngeIeui4uft rietteIt" nit ben
Spfern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-08
Jru0iO6rS=SCiOC.

Morgen piro unier Qaben Nnoeutungen BON
eriter 5~rii6iabrs : @eiOe 3eigen. Ollie Die S%Snformaz
ton, bic pon 3pet Gpntinenten uns 3ufomn1en, ale
Die &enntniB, bic mir bur8 bic enge 8erbtnOung
nit ben @eiben : 6a6rifanten bes Qanbes ~getpinnsn,
fte6t S6nen rrorgen bereitpiligit 5ur @erfiigung.
@orte iino isoo9 nur @pnt6ole bes @tOanten5
unb iino bO4It ungenigen0, 9inge rt4tig gu be-
i9rei6en.
Die @eibenitoffe iel6ft fino i6er3eugenoe 8ebner
unb auf bieIe ~perlpeiien mir sic fir Die pa6r6uft
c~orreften Soeen, aus benen S6nen Diel @ergniigen
bereitet peroen ptrb.