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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
Cine (onOer6are 2aiGG[pta6e

lit Sic 2uoiniI6e i'm @r00ener GboI
Sieriiber er30blt cine Game i'm vWte.
ner 6rem0enblott" foIgenOe biibi6f
8ei6i6te: 9luf elmer meiner Berg
urb S~balfabrten quer ms unb Durf
0aS SiroIer 2on0 bate i6 Die Trcuoe,
einen Iieben, often 8r0oener 8rteIter
gum @eggenoIIen 5u boben. @r mar
Elm urlpiidiige5 ,ieinen g%eIiebten bim-
melragen0en Bergen e~ntItummen0eS
Sinh, uno 10 frelrnolid uno onbet=
meIno er 0a5 @eiprd6 5u fitbren
trodtete = e8 fiel inn ni6t lei6t, itd
Inn 9eutihen beritGnoli6 SIT MAIDEN.
Nuf cine 4nfroge, pie er ieineuBfurr-
tinoern bon Der &on5eI berob 0o5
SPORT @otte8 oQionntagli6 Oerfiin0e,
gu6 CT baIb I6u6tern Deri6Gmt u1lO
balb fin0li6 ieI6ItbemuBt Die 9lnt-
mort, er preoige n@rooneriid". l1nO
lieben8tpiiroig fiigte Der alte @err Die
freitpiQige GrIGltterung 0es n8r0o-
nerii6en" bin5u. r@eiBt" meint er,
.peiBt, oils unier lieber @errgott Die
Sproden o1St6eilte - 3enen 0aS
SSStulieniI6e, 9teIen 0o8 6ron3oiii6e,
Semen 0oS @nglii6e un0 inns Giro
Iern idon 0oS 9euti6e nit auf Den
2eben5lpeg gegeben bate 0a fam
er idier gang 5uIebt, $ mar ia OanalS
ic arg obieit5 bonn 8eg, ou6 melt
riidmGrtS in rrier 8erglonOl. lno
in Ser Meinung, er b0tt' Seoem i6or
0o8 Seine 5u Ge6t bertbeilt, DoQt'
unier Serrgott i6neQ DteOer Oas8ro-
6ener Sbul nit ieinen 3tnten unO
Sel53afen berlaiien. Sud-, oa iprtngt
linn Elm Itrammer 8olfen1teiner Sub
nod 5u gltterlebt unO iuItoment olti
Ieirt' @ogen un0 i6rett uno bittet
un0 bettelt 10 lang I'M etrp etgene
Spro6, bis unierem 8errgott b0Qtg
Ieio geidiebt. n@eb'', hummer 8ub"
iuqt unier Scrrgott, 1t10 muB bod,
iiber bas iamm'ri9te 9et6u Oes 8uz
ben o01ig lodelr, ngeh', mos fir etne
GrtroIpro6' ion i6 Dir 0ertn nod6er
nod ge6en, ieBt mo fret al i6on ber=
itbeilt iein?" - o2ieber, gutter @err-
qott, nrr elm biiieI mas nGrtragtge5"
m0dt' mer bobcn, lrnire Berg ian ia
uu6 ga1l5 beIonoere Grtraberg mo
on0er5 uI3 0ie offer un0eren SbQIer, "
meint 0orauf i6ter metneno Ser Sub.
Iltn0 unIer Serrgott, Elm biiieI unge=
0ul0iq idon un0 bod enqelgltt DiG
ter idon IS, nimmt 0'roltf Die HeIteln
bon ar Sen Spro6en Der, Die Ell
0'runten i6on Dertbeilt but, melt 1n6
brett in ieincu on0ern 2Qn0ern ber-
I'M, i6iitteIt 0ie Geiteln redt gut
un0 felt our6einon0er, brodt idneQ
nod in biiiel mas bonn alten 2ateini-
iden binein, q1lirIt ltn0 mii6t 0uS
8un3e 1auber 0ur6einunoer III einem
groBen, beionoeren Suf uno mtrft
0em 8uben Sen Saf I'M &orbeifobren
Ifneu berluttcr: so, ga bait mos
,Grtro9i0e5", hummer Sub, fir Gid
uno 0ie 9eil1cn 0o Berun I'M 8oIten=
1teiner 8erqlun0el. 80 mag GRAB
inter Der Gelfo-@ rl1ppe 10 rngef6br
C'meien iein," meinte mein Idolfbof-
fer, lieber, otter, prieItcrIider @e8-
geno1ie - uno 6eutet lG6cIno 5u Ben
bimmeIonIteben6en 6eIien ieiner ans.
ermG6lt rtn0 g%ottbegno0et i60ncn,
beimiiden 8crqe binouf l1nO 70
erfubr i6 on eincm 0ol0beQen Sep-
tem6ermorgen i'm 2on0eI icl6it, lDie
Ioo8 D@r0onerii6e" entItonOen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
YorRs6umOr int 9erttnet
8oofO9if6en @Grten.

9uB BEL ben TonntGgli8en 5amtliens
beTu9en uniere5 f60nen S6ierpurts
neben ben unpermeiblt9en StuQenz
padeten audi itet5 cine groBe 9ortion
gutter Qartne mttgebra9t lptrO unO Die
3rologi19en @rturIionen Dem 8Oltsz
riB rei9li8e Ru9rung gebcn, 1T be-
tunnt. Cine feline 8liitbenleie bon
me6r Dber minber um%iiunten, nit pip
nograp6if6er Sreue aufgenpmmener
QeuBerunqen besIelben biirfte aber ben
Rei3 Der Neubeit fir Fid BADEN.
Sn Freubiger @rnurtung frober
@tunben beginnt oft f4on am Gingang
cine rofige 6timmung Ii9 2uft gu ma
den. .Wenn's Detter ItG ni9t 9Glt,
trie9' i9 bo6'8 @intrtttsgelb nieOer?"
frogt um bi1igen @onntag Elm SAINT
lienbuter, Der bier 8iGetS lift an Der
Safe. n@oG, pou," entgegnet Iu4enc
Ger 8aifirer, ntpenn Sic cine Wturt
na63ablen!"
Dor unD iiber benz 8Gren3tpinger
Gerrf6t beItGnDiges @elG9ter iiber Die
9roQigteit BON Meifter 9eB. 9I0BlitJ
iibert0nt cine laute Sttmme ben 2drm,
bic nit benz 8ruitton Der ueber3eugung
fugt: rQeiDer, leiber febIt unter bieIen
uriuFen Der blutbiirittgIte, Der uu9 in
unb 6inter Berlin Dortommt. = Sci
uns 8qren?" y8inben Sic man tetncu
auf!" - .Wo6l Der 8erliner Wuppcnz
bGr?" tufts bur6einan0er. oNsin.
urfus concurIug ober Der Steuererz
6e-bGr." - n9et itimmt ~uffauenb,
Der miiBte oo4 bier rim" beitdtigte cine
bide Srau -. Diana, fie6 bod bInB
ben groBen Gis6Gren! Ni4t nit 8no>
den f~iittern, ite6t an feinem 3ninger."
.8ei Der 5leif9notb, metn Sunge, III
bies @erbot total iiberfliffig!"
DIS Die See6unpe i'm Robenbaffin
glei3 na4 i6rem Muftau6en bic Quft
beftig ein8ie9en unb uustDBen, 5eigt es
Elm gei9niegeIter Commits ieiner bib
i9en 8egleiterin: ngetn, mas bic DIM
ger fir perliebte Ndienl08er MAIDEN"
/ ,Wie 9u mdn9mdl," f%liitert tie
inn Id9elnb in'5 DIR.
Batter, MI fomm bod nit n06 be
i no6 be - ma, na9 be S6iere nit
be @6auerlQppen!" quilt Elm Sunge.
GGgemsine 6eiterfeit. nWat Dor Sbtez
re, Sunge?" gQ9, er meint Die Be-
bufe bu 6inten nit Dem f4pabbIigen
6uls," ertlGrt bic erpa6Iene S9pez
fer. g9ie 3ebus, 6rdutein," belebrt
tie elm neben tbr itebenber. bebriqtPr,
iunger Mdnn. rgd, bon S9auerlupz
pen perb' i9 bod pobl mebr berite6r
ME @ie!" entgegnet ibm bus Mtdb4en
If9nippiI9.
Scene Dor benz 8IffeIgebege. Gin
ftartfno6iger, i9pur3er Buffet Ite6t
rpiebertduenb am 8otter. sd rtef
es germ in ale Dinbe laut - i9reib'5
uber ieBt duF oieie 8iffelbaut," betlaz
mirt elm patenter Singing ieiner &nz
gebeteten Dor. Damn malt CT nit Der
@piBe ieines Gtodes uuf buS itaubbes
bedte Sen bes Sbieres beutli9 ben Nue
men: 4ugufte. ONES lu4t; Der Bill
feI a6er ftampft nit benz 6interfuB uni
.f9lGgt nit Dem S4pun3, neil Der
G6nGrfel am ye" Jpn in Der 5luntF
fiBelt. vQub-tu6-Iteb!" briiut 20
elm 6aIbpi9fger, freder 8ergsI, fi4et
Elm Nu9tomme unierer 6iitorti9en
S9ufteriungen. 5rGulein 4uguite 5ieht
srrDtbenb ibren S9aB fort.
gWas fir elm grocer Qmeiienbdr!'
Bonner, bat Der einen lungen Rte'
6er!" - vGb' Der ben S6nupper
triegt, bds bauert btind9 n Metert"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
Sa9eG(6fag.
@fis3e BON 9. Mi1Ii6uG0.

Die 8ormittagsiiBung mar gef6lof:
len. n6aben Sic 2uit, por Slid nod
einen tIeinen Spu3iergang gu ma
6en?" fra9te Der 4mtsri4ter, Elm al
terer S~uno9eIene, ben iun9en 8eferen=
bar, uIs fje beioe ibre Solare ablegter
unb fi9 gum 6ort9eben fertig ma9ten
u@eniB," %ontpprtete Der 8efragte.
,bas Wetter lit ia berrli3, unD Bis bic
6utterglpde i'm Q0nen ldutet, fam
np6 Taft cine Stunbe ber9e6en. Wir
fnb beute friib fertig genprben,"
SIM @pmmer it's bier INNER ru=
bio beme1tte Der Nmtsri9ter, ri(
mebr Die Qeute uuf benz SelOe gu tbur
baben, beIto rpeniger 3eit BADEN iie gum
8ro3efiren."
sic qinoen matchmaker Die Sreppe
6inunter. Dim portuI ftieBen iie nit
einem iun9en Manne 5ufammen, Der
ben Referenbar freunOf3aftli3 be-
ariiBte uno elm paar Worte nit i'm
ne6ieIte. 0a Der Nmtsri4ter Jpn
ni9t tannte, trat er 14on auf Den
freien 9IaB binuus, nm ben iiingeren
&onegen bort 81 eriparten. Sat- 9e=
banfenlos lieB er ieinen Bid iiber biz
pobIgepfIegten NnIugen 9Ieiten, Die i'm
ItrablenDen 9Ian5e Der Suniionne bor
linn Iooerr, unb bic i'm 8erein nit BEN
neuerbduten @eri6tsgebGuDe benStoI5
Der tleinen Qanbftabt bilbeten. pl0Bz
lid ftubte er. Die Stolen bIiben,"
fpra9 er gu fia ieIbft. gr trut nGber
an bas Sect berun. 50. ia, la 6ron=
ce=RpIen fino es. Sic mifen erft eben
erbliibt fem"
Seine erniten Qugen i4ienen in
peite 5erne gu bliden. ~fpd5renb er ben
0uft Der RoIen einutbmete, uno feline
3Ige perrietben cine tiefe, f4mer3li4e
8e6mut6. @r bemertte ben Referenz
bar erit, uls er bi9t neben ibm mar.
nGntf6uIbigen Sic, Dab i'd Sic
tparten Iieb. 9err @mtsri4ter," fdgtc
Der iunge Mann, unb feline @timme
flung befpegt. sd babe ioeben etpas
10 Sraurises eebOrt. Die tIstne Rtt=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

@inn, baB fs ieBt elm f6por8es
&Geib trGgt, unb benz 2eben unb bel
2tebe entiagt bat.
Sic 1T ben Meg segdnget, ben +
mdn6e nit gebrp9enem 9er3en gebt
I'm ftatt bes erbofften Slides Der
5rteben gu fu9en. sic 1T &rdnten'
pfIegerin ~geporben." =
Der @mtsri9ter f9pieg cine WetIe
Damn fiigte er letfe btn3u: Limb mel
peiB, pb 1i9 nt9t 4lles unbers &c;
ftaItet bate, tpenn i9 es ni9t gerabt
getpefen pGre, Der ibr bic So0esbOts
if6aft pertiin0ete." -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
gu itrenqe Gr3te6unq.

@0bn9en: 2iebe Mamu, 6eIte g}a6j
bat mir getrdumt, ouB es tii9tig gereg.
net babe unb i'd fsi gang our4ndBi
nDrben.
Mutter (giebt i6m cine Obrfeige):
SO, 9u 66lingeI, oa baft cine, ba5
ndGIte UlaI trGumit Oh mir, On bdts
teit eineR RegeHidirm Bel Dir ge9abt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
0u8 thdt' mir leib.

NU5 = u ~ = TUTV
DAB Que5 bagepe7en ouf Der Grbe.
Sot meme Stimmung ME getrijbt.
9o8 bG9te i6, baB Nue5 pieoerz
te6rte,
Wa9 6~eut8uto8' e8 auf Der GrOe gie6t,
@omit mir groB oft t6un uno itOl3
ni6t min0er
9a3 t6Gt' mir IeiO fir un7re &inoesz
timber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

6a6rgait (bem &onOutteur fem Bill
let anfpei1enb): Bite, poIlen sic mir
Iagen, Oh mein 6a6ri4ein a6geIuufen
tIt2
@6uFerbu6 Ger bic Trage. aufges
fangen bait: S'g'luufn net,
uber o'g'fu6r'n!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
MGterIfhR & E.

.0ie, 6err Miiller, Sic freuen ii9,
neil sS6re So6ter i'm Q6iturientenz
eramen bur9gefalIen iIt?"
gun1Ggli6! DEM Says barauf fling
lie an, t04en 3u lernen.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
6 e 0 B.

Sunge 8raut (i6re aIte, gei3i9e3 Sans
te i'm neutrality-suspicious. treffen0) {:
gSieb' Ou Sant4en go. 9u Dillt
bod niat etpa bier mein 9O43eitsges
i3ent tQufen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
Nus Der Raturgef9i6te.

rgditein. tannIt 9u mir Elm bier:
fiBige5 Sbier nennen?"
Ser 6uno."
nRi4ttg! limb nod eins?"
Ser Bar"
nMeinetpegen. unb mod eins?"
Ser Maitdfer,"
ng2ein, mein 2ieber, Der MaitdfeI
bat feds JuBe."
nMan fam inn ia 5pei berausrei
Ben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
Gin g G m cts.

Sunger Batter (&abltopf: rStef
nur, liebes Meib8en, mas fir einG
Menge 9aare unier 8engel i4on aui
benz &opfe bait"
Mutter Unit pru6t0Ouem 9aar):
vg2a, BON Dir bat er bic ni9t!"
@ater: nQber i4 bite Did, BON
mem benn FONT? Ollie bat err iia
BON mir; eben burum babe t4 ielbft
feline me6r."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01
g L. m Q.

9u nit beinem Qd6cIn
Mie SDnnenli6t,
6eimIi6 neBen 3brdnen
9cin fiB' 8eT6t.
&piner, Der bein tiefes
6er3epe6e miiBt'!
g}ur Der buntle Safer,
Der Ga6t5 bid tuBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

DPIB ulD Upu llu)lluS uHl 9tlUllu
leu6tenben Nbenb6immel. Die 8ofer
in ben 8Grten Der por Der Stabt lie
genben @iuen gliibten orbentli4 i'm
9GmmerIi6te. Der 9uft bon 3oien
uno Sasmin begIeitete mid uuf mel
mem Wege; i9 bDrte baIb nab, bali
fern bas Singen Der Ia9tigaG, uni
i9 6Gtte nod ftunDenlang 10 babinz
tponbern m0gen, gang erfiut bon Dem
ponnigen 3uuber bes Commandments.
pa 60rte i9 pI0BIi9 cine MG06enz
Itimme binter mir, Die meinen Namen
rief. Sd DanOte mid I'm bIieb err
portungsbpG iteben, bu i9 3fpei iunge
Oamen 4rm in 4rm nit eiIigen lei9z
ten S9ritten binter mir bertommen
fab. Sic butten Die 56nbe boiler 8oz
fen unO iaben in i6ren peiBen buftiz
gen &letOern aus, ME Der 5ribling
feIbIt. Der rofige NbgIan3 bes QbenOz
bimmel5 lag auf i6ren 5arten iungen
8efi6tern, unb aus ibren tluren &us
gen Ia9te bieIeIbe Sommerfreuoe, Die
mein 9er3 erfiilte.
Gs tparen @6neFern, - bic cine
mar nod Elm blutjunges friI9es Ding.
eben erit ben 8tnoeri8uben entpaa>
fen. Die anbere muBte Siemlt6 biel
otter fein, benin iie bebanbelte Die Sim
gere itsts nit elmer getpiFen 3drtli4en
MiitterIi9teit, bic tbr rei3enO ftuno,
Dime bieTe bemiitternbe 5irIOrge Der
Nelteren pGre Der QltersunterI9ie0
3piI9en ben 6eiben faum oufgeFauen,
sic fab feIbit nit ibrer I9lunten biegz
iamen 5igur uno ibrem fri19en Sc
ii4t4en nod febr jung aus, unb i9 bnts
te ibr mon6es W}al auf Der StraBe mi:
@oblgefunen nu6geI9uut, penn ie
nit Iei9tem S9ritt an mir poriibers
ging. Stets better uno bergniigt, bate
ife meinen 9ruB INNER nit unbefan>
gener 6reunbli9feit ertpibert, bod mat
IS mir bGufig aufgefuuen, baB fie lire
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-01

ltlgle elH NugenglQ5. WDer UNI O!SIt
Stunbe lparsn Die QGoen IAon gei6loiz
len 9a blieb ni6t5 i6rig, ais oas
Qeien nuf ben nGfiten Sag gu oeridi}z
ZEN. Sd iteqte Die Bidder 5uriid uEo
ia6 mir Die 2eIenbsn an. Grit jebt fjtl
e5 mir auf Dab Tie fat 4ue 8ldifr DOR
Den Nugen batten, luuter gefeBte 2eute.
Nh, i'd mar aIIo ni6t Der Gin8ige, uno
es lit elm gemeineS @6idial. 0u smz
pFono i9 MitIei0 nit an bisIen un5sz
~taHnten, neil IS ia pobl 8einem leiht
getporben iein mag. Qu4 cine gepiH:
Qdtun9, benin lie tru9en IS 9elafen, Dup
Gillette, Qiion ibnen ni4t mebr l0de!t.
limb i'm GtiGsn iagte i9 mir 2it5e
@snofen, morgen trete du9 i4 III
@uren 8reis, Dorldufig 3fpur als @uer
benjamin, bod i6 min Don Sag 81 5a5
piirbiQer psrDen. 60 betommen sic
gep0bnIidten 0inse Elm neues QuSiez
ben, penn man lie iub ipecie ienectutls
betra6tet. @is crit, tpenn man lie iub
ipecie Gternitnti5 anI6aut. gr i4Iiff
9riGen, Gpinp3d. Sir einen QhiIoiOz
p6en gar Elm i60rer. PATHFINDER grotIrz
tperb.
Qm onoeren Sage tttrat ih fsIten
S9ritteS BEN 9rluenI1oen. Sd par
iiber Gd6t nit mir in's Reine 9efomz
men, DaB i4 nie S16e nit grnit cnz
paden foQe. g}i6ts 8ptsttss, teiHsn
SisrIiGen &neifer npQs id mir auf Die
Nuie briiden. ipnoern cine ehril:ne
8riue. 0as 0ufisr pir0 nldt mariner,
penn man 50gerno h~ineinitei9t unO iiG
almdIig BENEFIT. 8Opfuber hlnsin, 10
buIten ss bsber5te 2eute. 0arum pdRlte
f6, na6bem Die probe bes Qeiens sez
ma6t tpar, cine trefflide 8rille nit
bider, f9purSer 9ornfafung. V}etn
8rpBpater bate ii9 ibrer ni6t 81 i4cs
men osbrau6t. Sd fam mir als EN-
beHerer Menf9 Dor, oa i'd Ie in melner
Sadie pubte. @as piiroen bic A'z
ipeftdblen i'm 2eIe5immer fir Qu9sn
MAIDEN benin Nnblide Des neuen 8cat@
oen. Msin @ott, man lit nt6t ooQton>
men : elm 6is6en @itelteit bleibt lrls
mer nod 3uriid, audi nazal man i4on
gIaubt, nit i9r gang fertig gu ietn.
SEPT mar i9 babel, alien 2euten 9efaI=
len gu poGen. Cine S4pG4e, i4 9ebe
es gu. SIN uebrigen mar ih ernit gez
itimmt, ME es fi1 in meiner Gage 1ez
5iemt. Sd fam Dir oafIr Den Be-
f0els ltefern uls cine uncertainties
@'eieui4aft ouf BEN 4utomo6iI DOR u1s
ie7em 9otel eintraf, i9entts ih bieIem
@retgniiie feline beionbere 4ufmerfIum=
Tit. LIMB bod bate i9 ni9t um6i7
tonren, tpabr3unebmen, DAP Die Wet>
ber bibi9 uno elegant paren. Guf
elntge @ntfernun9 iebe i'd ia nod gang
gut. Sd LAB in Der 8Orbaqe uno lieB
lie an mir Dor6eitommen. Sine Der
Grauen la4te. Gs mar cine e~igent6iut=
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22
Remarkable Cure Of Diarrhoea.


About six years ago for the fifst
time in my life had sudden and
severe attack Of diarrloea. " says Mrs
Alice Miller. Of Morgan. Texas. II
got temporary relief. but 1t came back
again aud again. and for six long
years l bave suffered more misefy aud
agony than can tell. 1t was worse
than deaht Ny husband spent hun
dreds of dollars for pbysicians' pre-
scriptions and treatment without
avail. Finally we moved to Bosque
county, our present home. and one
day happened to see an ADVERTISE
ment Of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Disrrhoes Remedy with a testi-
monial OF man who had been cured
by it. The case WAS no similar to my
own that concluded to try the remedy.
The result WAS wonderful could
hardly realize that WINS we'll again.
or believe it could be 80 after having
suffered 80 long, but that one bottle Of
medicine, costing but q few cents.
cured me. For sale y all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22
A mining man said. do not 80

A mining man said:" do not see
whv the Colorado miners do not or.
gapize solely and independent Of an
outside federation. Conditions in
Colorado are peculiar to this state
alone and in reality our miners have
little In common with the miner Of
Montana, Utah and other common
wealths, liks New Mexico and Ari
zona, where anything but American
labor is employed. The Colorado
miner ia, in the main. an American; /;
especially is this true Of Cripple
Greek; 90 that the Colorado miners
should be organized into union of
their own and then half Of this trou-
BILE that has been stirred up would be
avoided. All of our trouble of late
has been stirred up by pestiferous fell
lows from the outside anyway. II
wa had only our men to deal with we
would soon all be to work IN Cripple
Greek, and there would be no trouble
at all for we have nothing against our
own men.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22
Not oyer-wise.

There is an old allegorical picture
of girl scared at grass hopper. but
in the act OF heedlessly treading on a
snake. This is paralleled by the man
who spends large sum of money
building cyclone cellar, but neglects
to provide his family with bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as a safeguard
against bowel complaints, whose vic.
tins outnumbe those of the cyclone a
hundred to one. This remedy is
everywhere recognized as the most
prompt and reliable medicine in use
for these diseases. For sale by all
druggists.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22
Denver & Rio Grande Railway.
g. T. MENzEL. Agent.

ARRIVE DEPART
s.s7 pm s:s7 p m
10 :sS a IN 10 SO a IN
i:oi a m i;oi a m
4.sa p m 4;sl p m
ls:.s p m ls:.s p IN
oI$ q NJ y ~ q m
s:2s p m e:2s y IN
l2:4S p m :46 p IN
2:4s a m 2:+s a m
81 a m 1857 a m
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22
Alfalfa vs.. Hay.

Alfalfa produces three crops year
from the same land. Eastern nay
produces one.
Alfalfa has three times tie digest
ible nutrition in it that the best tim.
otIiy hay hes.
Alfalfa is eaten right from the
stack by cattle, sheep, hogs and chick
ems. They would rather have it than
any thing else. Hay can be fed only
to cattle and horses.
Alfalfa makes the ground richer
every year it grows in it. Timothy
robs the soil.
Alfalfa hay is rich, deep green.
full Of sweetness and Juice. Dry hay
ia tough and hard and cattle have to
have ensilage with it or root crops to
make 1t diRset at all.
Alfalfa can be grown right only
under irrigation. 1t can be cured
right only under sunshine.
Their is adjacent to Florence on the
mesas sufficient tillable land If it were
put under irriaation to raise enonugh
alfalfa for half the state of Colorado
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22
WORLDS FAIR WATER CRAFT
More Than Mile of Wide, Pretty
Lagoons.

81. Louis. Aug. 22-Eleotrio launch
60, large electric barges, Venetian
gondolas and large number of other
small oraft will ply the mile Of water
ways at the Worlds fair next year.
The large boats will ruu regular
courses carrying passengers between
landings which will be supplied in
various parts Of the grounds. The
lagoons reach every section of the
main picture Of the Exposition, pass
ing by thb facades Of many OF the big
exhibit palaces and offering an unex-
ampled view Of the cascades and foun-
tains. The Intra mural railroad and
the miniature railway do not reach
this district 80 that the water trans
portation will be an attrctive meant
Of travel in the main picture.
The electric launches will carry
about 90 persons each; the BonuoileTs
will carry from to 20 persons each.
Tie latter will be rented by the
hour All boats will be equipped
with awnings, Besides these boats
there will be operated feet OF watoi
craft of all nations. including the
hosue- boat of China, the Balso Of
India. the out-rigger of the South Sea
islands, the surf boats Of Hawaii, the
canoes and dug. .outs Of the American
Indian and the Catamaran Of Austria
liza. Novelty boats designed to repre-
sent peacocks, swans, sea seprents and
other real and tabled beings will also
be operated. Special boats decorated
and equipped with music and singinf
gondoliers will be maintained FOL
private boating parties which will bt
: social feature of the exposition.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22
No. Pacific coast limited

~ N II
No. Pacific coast limited
from Denver and eastern
connections 2:31
No. 2-Atlantic coast limit
ed, from California and
western points 10 :56
No. S-Pacific coast express
from Denver. er.-.----- i:OI
No 4-Atlantic coast ex-
press from California and
western points AZ
No. 5-Tsans-contine n tai
limited from Denver and
eastern connections. 1874
No. 6-Trans-contine tai
limited. from California
and western points 5:1.
No. 9-Denver and Canon
City Flyer. ------ 8:2,
No 1o-Canon City and
Denver Flyer. 1874
No. l5-Colorado Express
from Denver ga
No. 16-Colorado express
from all western points In
Colorado y
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22
RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
Atchi.on. Topeka s Santa Fe Railway

La n, FOKD,
v p 4 r. n DanvNr q
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22

The fact that President Meyer has
consented for members Of the miners
union to return to their respective
mines ard do dead work is evidence
that he is not SO sure Of winning the
strike as he was at first. He also
states that the compilation Of the
drainage tunnel will give the mine
owners great advantage in the
strike.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22
Chicago Tomorrow 4 p. m.

and that is going some. To do it
leave Denver l 10 p. m. today over
the Union Pacific.
No changing cars-dustless road
lonw rates.
Another through train leaves Dem
yer 100 p. M, arrives Chicago
Second morning.
Take advantage of the Union Pacific
excursion rates east June 18th and
18th. July LIST to 10th.
Ask your local agent for ticket via
Union Pacific.
E. R. GRIFFIN, General Agent,
GAL 18th street, Denver.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22
Celebration at Steamboat Springs

Celebration at Steamboat Springs.
Literature announcing the Routt
county carnival. to be held at Stam-
boat Springs, Sept. 10, II. and IL,
has reachd this city.
On of the greatest celebrations ever
held in northwestern Colorado is be-
ing planned at Steamboat Springs.
A bukcing broncho contest, the first
prize for which will be champion
ship belt AND 1926 in cash, a relay
race for COW ponies, ball games and a
pyrotechnic display each night of the
carnival. are among the events pro M
ised A total Of 81 800 in prizes will
be awarded. The committee in charge
of the celebration are Charles H..
l,ackenby, J. N. Williams. w. d.
Bristol, P. E. Rinehart, and R. M.
Van Duesen, secretary.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22
Rio Grande Excursion.

Excursion rates TO San Francisco
and Los Angeles, California, account
National Encampment, Grand Army
Of the Republic. San Francisco,
Calf, August II to 20, 1908. Rate
$40 for round, trip. Dates of sale
August to 10, 1908. Final return
limit. October 10, 1903. Going;-
Transit limit tickets good for stop
overs; may be made at any point
within 10 days from date of sale east
of California. Within California,
stop overs may be made at any point
up to Oct. 10. Returning:-R Return
passage to begin on date of execution.
stop. overs will be within final limit
Oct 10.
Homeseekers excursions to North
west July, August, September. One
fare plus ~. 90 for round trip. Dates
Of sale July z. 81; Aug. 4, 1S; Sept.
and 10. Going transit limit 10 days
from date Of sale. Final return
limit to begin not later than 81 days
from date of sale.
American Bankers Assn, San
Francisco. Calf. Oct. 90, 23, 1903
On fare for round trip $4b for tickets
going and returning usual routes.
One way via Portland $5S. so. Dates
sale Oct. IL to IS inclusive. Final
return limit Nov. 80.
Fourteenth annual session Trans
Mississippi Commercial congress.
Seattle. Wash, Aug. IS 81. Fare for
round trip $40--dates Of sale Aug. 2
to 10 inclusive. Final return limit
October 10. Stopovers allowed.
Meeting grand lodge X. Of p,
Colroado Springs August 10th to 18th.
One fare for round trip. Selling dates
August 10 ad IL. Final return limit
August IA.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-22

Mr.. Meyer, why not call the strike
off and let the miners resume, then If
you want to go after the U. S. Reduc-
ton and Refining company for run
ming a mill at Colorado City that does
not suit you, the chances for public
sympathy will be much better ana you
will accomplish more