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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18
RESOLUTION NO. 6.

A resolution declaring the intention
of the City Council of the City of Pull
man to construct certain sidewalks in
the city Of Pullman, the costs of which
are to be levied and assessed upon the
property benefited thereby.
The City Council of the City OF Pull
man do resolve as follows:
SECTION THAT the City of Pullman
will construct q sidewalk commencing at
the intersection of Main and Spring
streets on the North side of Main street
street and the northwest side of Spring
street, in the City of Pullman, Washing
ton, and running east diagonally across
Spring street to the southwest corner of
lot 2, block A of Holhrook's Addition to
the City of Pullman, running thence
northeast along the southeast side OF
Spring street to the northwest line OF
lot 3, block A, of Holbrook's Addition to
the City of Pullman, continuing thence
northeast along the southeast side of the
county road across the 0. r. q n. Il. K.
track to the bridge across the South Pa
louise creek on the county road which
leads east from Pullman, Washington,
thence crossing the said county road
and the said bridge to the northwest
side of the said county road, running
thence north across the n. 2. r. r.
right of way to the south side of Harri-
son street, running thence north of east
along the south side of Harrison street
to the intersection of Harrison and
Cleveland streets.
SECTION 2-That the said walk shall
be constructed of fir or tamarack boards
one and one-fourth inches thick, five
feet four inches long, laid on stringers
which are two inches thick by six inches
ide, laid two feet apart and each board
nailed thereto no fewer than ak nails.
The estimated cost of the construction
of said walk in the manner aforesaid is
twenty cents per foot, and the cost of
said walk when constructed shall be as
sessed against the property abutting the
said walk. Provided, however, the cost
of the construction of cross walks shall
be paid by the city and not by the abut-
ting property owners.
SECTION 3-That at the office of the
City Clerk OF the City of Pullman the
property owners or other persons inter
ested therein shall have until the 10Th
day of April, 1908, in which to file pre-
test against the building of said walk.
SECTION 4-This resolution shall be in
force snd effect after its passage and APP
prevail and five days after its lyst pubii-
cation. Approved by
D. I. sTALRY, Mayor.
Attest: j. S. CLARK, City Clerk.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18
RESOLUTION NO. 5.

resolution declaring the intention OF
the City Council of the City of Pullman
to construct certain sidewalks in the city
OF Pullman, the cost OF which are to be
levied and assessed upon the property
benefited thereby.
The City Council of the City of Pull
man do resolve as follows:
SECTION 1.-The city of Pullman will
construct sidewalk commencing at
the intersection of Cleveland street and
Harrison street at the southeast corner
of lot l, block 7, Reany's Addition, and
running along the northeast side of
Cleveland street in northwesterly d.
rection to the southeast corner of lot l
block 6, Reany's Addition, thence run
ming in southwesterly direction along
the northwest side of Morton street to
the southwest corner of lot Z, Reany's
Bird Addition, thence diagonally across
Morton street in a southwesterly direc-
ton to the intersection of the south side
OF Morton street produced and the Nor
them Pacific right of way.
SECTION 2.-That the said walk shall
be constructed of fir or tamarack boards
one and one-fourth inches thick, five
feet four inches long, laid on stringers
which are two inches thick by six inches
wide, laid two feet apart, and each
board nailed thereto with no fewer than
six nails to each board. The estimated
cost of the construction of said sidewalk
in the manner aforesaid is twenty cents
per foot, and the cost of said walk when
completed shall be assessed against the
property abutting the said walk. Pro-
vided, however, that the cost of the CON
struction ofscro S. walks shall be paid by
the city, and not by the abutting prop
erty owners.
SECTION 3-That at the office of the
City Clerk of the City OF Pullman the
property owners, or other persons inter
ested therein, shall have until the 10th
day of April, 1903, in which to file pro-
test against the building of said walk.
SECTION This resolution shall be in
force and effect after its passage and APP
proval, and five days after its last pub
LEGATION. Approved by
d. +. STALEY, Mayor.
Attest: j. S. CLARK, City Clerk.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
PUBLIC LAND SALE ISOLATED rRAcr.)


Notice is hereby given that in pursu.
ance of Instructions from the Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office, under
authority vested in him by section. 2455,
.. s. Rev. Stat, as amended by the act
OF Congress approved February 26, 1895,
we will proceed to offer at public sale on
June 8, 1908, at the hour of ten (l0)
O'Clock a. m, at this office, the follow.
ing tract OF land, to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter (SW4) of the
Southwest Quarter (SW4) Section
Twelve tl2), Township Fourteen IA
North, Range Forty-three (43), East Of
the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are advised to
file their claims in this office on or be-
fore the day above designated for the
commencement OF said sale; otherwise,
their rights WILDE forfeited.
JOSEPH L. MoHUNDRo, Register.
YANCEY G. BLALoCK, Receiver
Done at the United Stated Land Office
at Walla Walla, Washington, this 9th
day of April, 1903.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18

secretary. No debts shall be con-
tracted of available funds within
their control, nor is any member
liable beyond the amount of his
unpaid subscription to the associ-
alton. In the purchase of supplies
and the expenditure of funds, as
we'll as the employment of labor,
local dealers and laborers shall
have the preference.
Article 8. The executive commit
tee shall adopt system of prizes
for the encouragement of the OBJ
jects aimed at in the organization
of the association.
Article 8. This constitution may
be amended at any regular or called
meeting, provided a months notice
of the proposed amendment shall
have been given.
A mass meeting of the citizens of
Pullman is called for Monday even
ing, April 20, to consider the form
ing of the above mentioned associ-
alton, and large attendance is
most desirable. The meeting will
be heldin the Congregational church
at s o'clock.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18

The Woodmen of the World are
figuring on one of the biggest times
in its history at Walla Walla May
Ist, the occasion of the mammoth
'1og-rolling." A special train is to
be run from Pullman at fare of So
for the round trip. 1t is expected
that not less than 400 will go from
here. The tickets will be good going
on the morning of the Ist, with a
time limit of three days returning.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18

THE motive that has prompted
the ants in the agitation concerning
the purchase by the state of the
strip of land along the college cam
pus is evident. It's only another
howl of the gang. Negotiations for
the purchase of this strip have been
pending for months, but these peo-
pie wait till after it has been con-
summated to get in their cry. The
land in question was necessary to
the college. Whether or not $500
was too high price, it was the
least at which it could be gotten,
and the regents, as good business
men, concluded it was an advan-
tageous expenditure to purchase it
at that. The matter of this pur-
chase price had been threshed over
by the regents and by the legislative
committee, and the best interests of
the state were certainly we'll consid-
cred. The college could not afford
to be without the strip, even at
twice the price. But if the price
paid was exorbitant; if Mr.. Letter
man took advantage of the occasion
to profit by a "cinch,' then Mr..
Letterman, and not the regents,
should be the party censured. 1t is
well known, however, that land in
the vicinity of the college campus
is selling at very high figure.
Building lots are in great demand,
and in view of prices asked and
given, the price of the Letterman
strip does not appear greatly out of
reason. If these parties who are
now making so much noise were
honest, why did they not take it up
when it was before the legislature?
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18
WHO can recommend an appropri-
ate name for the new public park?
Interesting.

An event of exceptional interest is the
future engagement at the Auditorium of
"a Wise Woman" a musical comedy
farce in 5 acts. 1t is said that the in
Simultaneous hit the piece made has led to
the cancellation of many one-night
stands in which it was booked, so as to
enable the manager to accept contracts
offered in the larger cities. The engage
ment in this city will be kept, as Man
ager Ford has an iron-clad contract
to this effect.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18

Foley's Kidney cure makes kidneys
and bladder right. Don't delay taking.
Sold by H. W. Hall & Co.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18

Sidewalk lumber sawed accord
ing to specifications of city couccil.
SPRINGsToN LUMBER Co.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18

Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and will not constipate like near
ly all other cough medicines. Refuse
substitutes. Sold by Fl. W. Hall & Co.
Jack Nader. of Walla Walla,
is visiting his brother, F. Fielding
Nader, and other friends in the
city.
Miss Matte Mexican, of Walla
Walla, is visiting Pullman friends.
Gall up Henry & Sons grocery,
/phone All, for the best groceries.
Miss Myrtle Ringer was here
from Colfax Wednesday.
Buy your sidewalk lumber OF
Springston Lumber Co.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18

PUT your shoulder to the wheel
and help out in the local improve
ment movement.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18
Pneumonia is Robbed of its Terrors

by Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t stops the
racking cough and heals and strength.
ems the lungs. II taken in due time il
will prevent an attack of pneumonia.
Refuse substitutes. Sold by H. w. Hall
q O.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18

All advertisements will be continued and
charged for until ordered out.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-04-18

Six months, IS cents.
One year, not paid in advance, $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
&aKanhrusstimmrn.

S9on IeBten SerbIt, als Der omeri<
tuntf9R 9elomartt f4per gebriidt
mar, tamen aus ben europGiI9en
@~eloeentren Na9ri9ten, baB Die ame=
ritanif6e BroiperitGt ibren6D6epuntt
btnter ii9 babe. Dir 8Drienleute ia
ben bic rieiigen @riinbungen in Dem
Ser. Staaten mebr pe1tmiitii9 ols
optimiitiI9 an. 4ua in Den Scr.
Staten er6oben ii9 parnenodStim>
men. 0ur4 Oas @ingreifen bes
S6abqmt5 : SefretGrs, Der ben BE-
orGngten 8anfen nit Regierungsgelz
bern gu 6iilfe fam, puroe cine &riits
a6geipanot. Geit Der 3eit BADEN 5oblz
2iquibdttonen ftattgefunoen,
um ben @ttienmarft pisber auf cine
ge1unoere 8aIis gu bringen; aber
nod INNER lit unIer @elOmartt nt9t
oefuno, uno in Der dusldnoti9en
8refe tDerben INNER nieoer Sttm>
men iiber Den ungeiunoen Stdnb un%
ferer findn3ielen @rinbungen ldut.
S6atTa6e 1T, 0aB bic Wertbpaptere
8um She'll nefentli6 nieOriger iteben
als Dor etnem Sabre, buB cine gan3e
Rei6e GfIen6a6n : Qftten in Sa6ress
frit UNI 16 big 80 9untten 6srunterz
gegangen ftnb. Ginige Oiefer 8a4nen
bQ6en fif pieber ettpus erholt, dber
bic Ieiten6en 8a6nen iino oOn 20 big
80 9untten segen ben 606epuntt oes
p~srflofersn Sa6res 3uriid. Die Sn@
buItriepapiere Iino in Dielen 5dGen
nod me6r gefa1en, unO 9as troB Der
i'm 8roBen unb 9an3en gut geRenoen
@eI8Gfte. Sn 5inan3treiien iieAt
man nod neiteren 2iquioatiOnen ent@
gegen. Gintge Aun0ert N}tllionen
Dollars an Sefuritdten parten an
WaQftrabe auf 8dufer, Die ni4t an
ben M}ann gsbru9t peroen tOnner.
Oas au8lGnoiI4e 8apital 1T 3urifs
balteno. Der M}artt lit nod tetnes@
pegs gefun0, ba inn in ben leBten
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gefii6rt norben IinO, unO es berri9t
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6orqte @elo pieoer 3%uriidbringen ioQz
te. I'm ere 8a6nen iino nod INNER
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b~erne6rtes 8etrieb8materidl uno Aoz
6ere 2(rb.itsl06ne 5e6ren einen groBen
She'll Der 8erbienite pieoer auf. Die
u~ngepG4nli8 6o6sn QnforOerungen,
tpel6e an Die 8abnen geitelt poroen
fino, baden oieiel6en perdnlaBt, Grz
tpeiterungan uno cine ielten oagepe@
Iene 0erme6rung 0es 8etrie6smdtez
rails bor3une6men; ob Oieielben i'm
Sale elmer neniger giinitigen @rnote,
Dber Bel Sarifitreittgteiten nit euro
pGii6en 2Gnbern rentabel 6lei6en, 1T
fraqli6. Der 8tnnen6anoel fte6t al
(erotngs nod in 8liitR; 10, bdB cine
46na6me unferer Qu8fu6r unO cine
beoeutence Stetgerrng Der @infu6r
ftuttgefuncen bat, 5Ir'5 Grite
brau8t man alio nod ni4t i6par3
gu 1e6:n. Soften a6er tlimatif4e
@inflife uniere GrnOte f4doi9en
Dber 3oQperpidelungen nit oem2(usz
lan0e unierem NuslanbbanOel Q6z
bru9 t6un ober gar groBe Nr6eiterbez
tpegungen uriere SnOuftrie ldbmen-
rno 6as Iiegt ni6t auBerbdl6 Oes Be-
rei48 Der M}0gli6feit, Damn piirben
Die 8aTunorurue lire 8eitdtigung
finoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
Gum bun0rrtften SnDrstage &lup=
ffnf's.

2eBten Samftag paren es bunbert
Sabre, baB Sriebrt9 9ottlieb 8lop=
ftod in 9amburg i'm Otter bon 70
Sa6ren geItorben. Die lebenbe 8enez
ration tennt bon bieiem 9t9ter faum
me6r, al8 ben Namen, feline @erte -
aud iein 6auptnert der MeIfias"-
finb 10 gut pte ~bergeffen, b06itens
ftnbet nod cine ober bic anbere feiner
Oben in @9ulbii6ern 91aB, unb in
ben 8tr6enz9 8 fangbii9ern limb mod
cine Qn3a6l ieiner geiitli9en Qieber
81 finben; unb bod bat &lopftod in
Der beutI9en 9i9tung bas 6unbaz
ment fir bic 3ufunft gelegt. Gr gez
60rte gum erften Sriumbirat Der flaiz
iif9en periobe beutI9er National>Qiz
teratur: 8lopftod, @telunb, 2efiing.
G4on Setting mics auf Die unlesbarz
felt Der &lopitod'i4en @erte bin,
tpenn er fu9t:
user pirb ni9t einen &lopItod loben?
0o4 pirb i'm Sober leien? Netn!
Wir fpoqen neniger er6oben
limb fleiBtger geleIen iein."
8lopItpd perDient iibrigens au6 in
@merifa Elm freunbli9es 8ebenten.
@r mar elm begeiiterter 5reuno Der
@merifaner tpG6renb bes ameritaniz
f6en Observation-Disclosures, pte er
aud nit iugenblt9er 8egeiIterung Die
fran30iiI8e Repolution begriBte. Die
iunge fran3Dfti9e &epublit ernunnte
i'm, ME audi S9iGer, gum @brenbiirz
ger. DIS aber Die 9reuelicenen in
6ranfrei9 an Der SagesorOnung tpaz
rem, ba I6idte er ben S9redensmGnz
nern Die 8irgerre6ts@llrtunb 3urif
unb fang Die Sbe: rW2ein Srrthum",
Wie bo9 Der 9i9ter &lopitod gef4dBt
tpurbe, 3etgt Elm 4usIpru9 Der getItz
ret6en 5ran3Oftn, Muo. De Stael, Die
i'm ben 9abib bes neren Seitaments
nennt. 9as 2ei4enbegdngniB oes
0i6ters mar elm t0niglt9e5, nie e5
tppbl felten einem 9t4ter getporben
1T. Sn 76 Mogen unb unenOli4em
3uge foGgten bic 8ebOrben unb 8ir>
ger 9amburg's benz Surge, 8lopitod
mar Teinem inneriten &ern unb Wez
fen mad beutf4; beuti4 an Grnit unb
Siefe, Deuti6 in Ginfa66ett unb
@ubrbeit, beuti4 in 6umilieniinn
unb 8aterlanbsliebe. Gr trut, als
Die fran5DIi8e @pra4e Die beuti4en
S0fe beberrf9te, fir Die oeuti4e
Spra9e Elm unb fugte:
nOaB Seine, tpel6e lebt, nit 9euti4@
lambs Spra6e
Sid in ben tii6nen Wettitreit mage!
sic 1T, bamit ids fur3, nit tRrer
&raft es fage,
On ma~nnigfalt'ger urunlage
gu INNER neuer unb bod beutf4er
Wenbung reid,
eft, mas mir felbft in jenen grauen
Sabren,
9d Cactus uns forf9te, naren,
8eipnbert, ungemii6t unb nur ii4
feIber glei4."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
0sfern Rarblano gaBu.

Srat in Rrat am Z. 5aHuar 1903.
3igs otrlaien bic 6iltu=StctlpH, wlt tolgt:
sSdgIi6.
4.SO Fra6 S6RslpOit, 61uptLiHit, 9a3IstoDH,
g.. & 90. gabH uH0 BEN SIotH uno aus8tHoms
men Sonntaqs .. Q. st.. n. Gbambersby-g,
Wartinsburg uHo 8iE6efter.
SdgIia, soc n SoHHtuqs.
7.25 Worgsus 9Drf, @. & 6. Dip. uuo 6uupt.
linit 0hlt6 BON GmorpsGrO0s, GarIisls uno @.
& 8. q. r..
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burg, Grloeid, Gmmitsburg uHo g.. & 81
gdbn, SIS Clifton.
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uuO 8tttog5urg.
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1872 9aaHl. GrPreb nab 9cri uuo 9. & .Sfp.
A25 9aam. Sgprtb, 9unttt an Der 6auptlirit.
6agrstoDH, ionic GrtotyId, Gmmitsbure uns
SbigptH5bErg.
523 ga5m. atiomm. mad Gmorp4grobs.
6l5 Abeuos AtioHu. mao uHi0ns9riDqs.
ll25 absHos attpmm. nab uHiOHs8rOgG
Hut SoHHtugs.
9.35 9oVm. atioHIH'. MAO unioHsgrioes uns
6aHoper.
235 Ga2m. - aftomm. mad uuipusgriOs,.
400 Vobm. &ifOmm. ua9 Gmorp=@roue.
1855 absuos afiomm. nab u~uioHsSrieqt.
&ilets uHO Gtpdd=9Irtau 9r. 215, Chsgaltis
mUre=Strabe.
Bulge balten an Hnious, 9eEHiolpania sAosnuss,
GuItons uHo @albrooi (Rottbsap,j Station.
Q. u. 8rispotb. @. Z. m,
II. G. 2aubRrttt On.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
Gntherinc 6nensIer:

IS itarb am 6reitaq. Ill r6r @ormittuos, mad
furtr 6rantbeit Catherine @asnsfer, geliebte Sat:
Qlter BON Is Sabrsn. sic 8eerOigunq iinoe
beute, Gabmjttqgs , 1lbr, pom Der @obnunq
hires Sobneg @curp 6acnsler, gr. 1915, gBcfslRula
berrpitraBe, aus, auf Der a9altimOrer Cemetery
itatt. 9eripanpte uno 6reunoe Der 6amilie mi
a6tungspoa eingelaoel, ~Diriclbtn bsi3uipobnen.
(-2-5A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
Cnrrn @nnf,s EiIrnhnhnzGn.

9 abrpIan trati in Gruft o.. 9 IT, 1902.
Sampler perIaTeu Qicr Nr. TO- e~igbts5traBt;
Sd8Ii5 (aus3en0mmeu Santiago 6l5 gosmittags
uHO BIS 0a@mittags; Samh1gs um 6l5 SoF'
ut;!tugs uHo 2 u5r 0aamittags nab RsHisJsIana'
Gsntrtrilt, Games uHo 3Dibmfiationtn.
aui3lub an p2slaioars & 65eI. 5AsH5a9H- Ra@
GctoH, Cyioyo UHo 3pij&sutottoHSE.
Gra@t DjrO sutgsgta gtHgmmH an 8o9'a1assR
Bis 6 lltr Q6euOg.
9el.S5oHt: 6. & .. it,. QauD 3l02. g1D. (6su)
81. g. W SIoItL
maiN10 gsr,r1.=8sialt iabrsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

8rie6enlunb milf Ietne
@fmee reorguniiiren. Die 9snt3eit
fpG auf Is Monate Aera6geieBt, Die
Steue zines O6erbefe6ls6a6ers, Die
na8 Dem geieB bis6er Der &rOnprin3
befleicet bat, IoG abgef6afft perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

@ieber elm @in6dlts6es
fe6l gegen 5trifer; Dies Mal in Waz
terburD, Conn, ge9en bic ~ausitdnoi@
gen StraBenba6n : Qngeitelten uno
nur tehpprdr, aber ni4t leOigli9 fir
Strifer, ionbern audi fir ale Qrbei@
ter, nel6e bic StraBenbdbn rbOpcpt>
ten." Sb Der Hi9ter fir bieien peit>
eebenben Grlab geniigenoe geieBliHe
unterlage bat, fper0en bD6ere Snitdn@
gen entIdeiOen miifen, penn Die Or
better bas Re9tsmitiel Der 4ppeads
tion in 4nIpru4 nebmen. Inns oiintt,
oGB bur6 @inbaltsbefeble ein5elner
&i4ter bic Streitfrasen 5pif4en Or
aaniiirten &apital uno organifirter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

Neue 8pGbfunbe meroen
aus Soa6o gemelOet. 0arI6er groBe
Nufregung in zen Hadbarotitrittsn
unb Elm 3uTtr0men BON 8OlOIu4ern
nnb 8ologrG6ern, Die M2eiiten per@
Den po6l enttduf6t mieOer 5uriftebs
ron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
MDntas, Den 16. Ntar5 1908.

0ie OIbenburgif9e STE
gierung bat CUR grpeiterung ces
GiIen6a6nneBes unD Der 9ufenanlagen
81 MiQionen Marf 6ei'm Qanotd8e
beantragt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
Baltimore : 9ampf : Gafet 60.
WITT UNI iunerIGfnac gnl.PfnLcl

Sts Der. 5taat:r5goft bti0rOtrno.
Slmpftr fabreu tdgl;5, 5oHHtaas au]sGtucmmtu.
bon s9dDs9in:s"4ieyg. l0-l3 2ijbt=6trabr. C.3l
abtuOg, oirstt mad DID gOjut Comfort, Gsrf5iL
9ortsnoutb uHO allan Qunft,H Ots SaOcus. Ser.
~binoung in OlO 9oiut Comfort nit e. ( .. Oh
~itHbabu" nab RibmonD. g.r6iuoung in 9orts=
moat6 nit BEN .SeabolrO @jr 9inss ioijotu 3us
bon 9ortsnouta mad atlanta. IN Roriot 9trs
biu0uug NIT Der pNtIuutit Goait 2iu'." T5riolt
urD Carolina, 0orfoIt un0 iioIib, gOrfoIt uuo
D:tIsb mo rOlO Dominion 2jnt~ nab ItlD5tru
NM 0aibiugtOr, 8.s&.
gIabltittH mad mropdjibsm qlaut. 2urur;6it
R1iuttu3immer, t.ettrii1s 8eltu6tua9, SamgiEtis
sung, Roisu fri. gtj crO,rts Raiut;H3inmer i'm
Qiutt4girtau Der rBaps2ine,A Nr. 1913. Ci.goltis
mor,55trabt. 9sIcpbons 6. 4 2. g.. PAM 1875;
mllrDlauo, GouIttaro 4S5, @.baueb's, - Ior0s
G6arlegsetrdbt, uno giirtau Dr ,6tabOlra dir
Q;as,a Continental 5rut 60. gu;ising.'
SUbn q. SbCrmoUe, e. Sronu,
8.sBrai. u. @sHsUlaHager, Ger gGiiasi,rzaQsnt
(Da27
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

9ie neibGt4en + ~ q NJ
behring's : SnipettOren, pel4e Gtn>
panberinnen nit romppntrter Sugen0
aus benz Qunoe 6alten iOlten, haber
ii6 ni6t 6epG6rt. Sin BEETLES &aptz
tel, in Dem e8 f4per 1T, bic 8ren6z
linie au 3te6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

Senatpr 8ertelbd4, Der
bic neutrality-suspicious. Sonntagsz@ez
febe 9ennfblpanten's benz 3eitgeiite
entfprefenO umgeItaltet BADEN poate,
fat tpenig Qusii6t, ieinen 9eiebanz
trag bur63ubringen. Die penninlpaz
ni1fen @eiebgeber limb i'm 9rin3ip
ni9t a~6geneigt, aber tie tOnnten it6
bur9 TIRE 3uitimmung bic pOlitii4e
53ufunft berberben. sic ertennen on,
buB fi4 bic puritonii4en SOnntogsz
9eIeBe iiberlebt baben, f4euen a6er Ell
men Gonflitt nit Dem 9urttanert9um.
Die ate 9e56t9te:
SIS erben ii4 9eieB' uno Re4te
@ie cine etp'ge arant6elt fort;
sic I9leppen pOn @ei4le4t fi6 gum
9ef9le4te,
l1nO rider io4t BON 9rt gu 0rt.
8ernunft 'tpirb uniinn, BoRlt9at
pldge;
Web' Dir, baB 9u Elm @nfel btit!
8om Re6te, bas nit uns geboren 1T
8on benz 1T, leiber! ME Die 5rage."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
9uuis stcea.

eg farb am II. aRdr3 1903 oouis stceg, gee
licbtcr @atte oon GIiiabetb St:eg, i'm Alter BON
a Albrtu, in ieintr @obuung, Rr. ~, Gaicrnz
Qo.Iut, niqbl1uotopu. 9ie 9eerDigun8 finOet
Stem ia q, 0u8mittags ? llbr, pom &raaers
6auie aus TAFT.
Sit trqutrnpeu @interbtitbtntu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

Ser 6auptper6unb oeutz
ffer 6lotteroereine i'm NuSlano bat
Der G6idauperft in Gl6ing ben 8au
zines 5luBfunonen6ootes ii6ertra9en.
9QTelbe ioG Elm gei6ent fir Die talz
ierli6e Marine bilOen. Die Soften
befelben 6etragsn etpa 100000
SMART.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

Wiuf bu glIt1t4 iein m
Q&ben,
Srage BEL gu Qnb'rer Slid,
9enn bic Jreuoe, Die mir geben,
9e6rt ing eig'ne ger3 5urid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16
0tfrt

IS itar6 am IA. Mdr} 1903 9bomas 2urj i'm
utter pon 66 5lbrcn. Die 9esroIqung iinDet an
Siemfaq, DEN II. Mdrl, oow 3raucrbanic,
9r. 8G5, CfS8altimore5StraBe aus nab Der ct
Nlp6ouiusza;rde no cine 9sauitHz4tehe fur ieint
Scelcnrube Qeop,crt ipiro, uuO oaHn auf benz
ggatrbeiliqten GrlDitrz6ritobois" TAFT. (75
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-16

Qrbeit ni9t aus Der Belt geI6dfft
tperbsn; i'm @egentbeil pirb bic gr@
bittsrunq Der Grbeiter bur8 bieielben
nur geiteigert,
mitbem Ra6en bes 5ri9 f.
linqg greifsn Die arbeiter : ausitdn6e
epiSemti6 um ii6. Sn 9enninl0os
nien's 9o6lenrepieren forbern Berg
leute Qp6ner606ungen uno fir3ereAr@
beits3eit, in Mafdduietts finb Die
Qrbeiter in @9ubfabrifer a%usitdn0tg,
Der Strife in Colorado oduert tort,
bier unb oa Tinb Die 0ifFeren5en be-
reits auf giitlidsm @ege gei4ltdtet
norben. SroBbem pirb Der tomrnenz
be Sommer aaem Qnf9eine mad pie@
Der Elm fairies 3tngen 5piI4en @rbett
unb &apitdl bringen.