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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
Sn Der uribrn Sfluncrri.

Sin 8ilmingtoner duf einem Quternz
bpote in Der Gfidpeate@8ai gez
fangen ge6alten. = Sin Stats
goIi8eiboot piro ben 8sri9punz
benen auffu9en. Bon einem
8ameruoen ben @ltern gemeloet.
SIN 8iireau bes Poli3eiM drf4aqs
5arnan erI4ien geitarn 6r. WiGiam
Ridoq bon Nr, 1924, Pinez5 truBe,
Wilmington, Del, unb Bat I'm guten
3ot6, pie er Ieinen So6n aus Der
npeiBen Sflaberei" 6efreien tonne.
0eriel6e lei in philadelphia n9ez
I6angbaieO" unb auf Elm QuIternboot
in Der unteren G6siapeafe%8ai gez
bra9t noroen. Quf Qnrat6en beS
Mari9uus 6ega6 ii9 Ssrr Hi9oa
na6 annapolis uno legte benz
Staats : 4u~ftsrn6oot : 9oli5aiz@omz
mdnceur 9oparo ietn Inliegen DOR,
pelfer zines Der Yoli3ei6oote antptes,
na6 benz jungen Munne l1mI6uu gu
9alten. Sin frii6erer 2eioensgenoffc
oes iungen NidoQ, pelGer aus Der
nSflaberei" entFlo6en mar, 6end9z
ri4tigte Die @ltern BON benz 4ufentz
bdlte Des So6nes. OieIer &amerab
oes iun9en Ni6ou betBt mertpiiroiz
ger Beife e~benfaI1s W. 5. Nt9ou, lit
aber aus philadelphia. Wis Der iunge
Wfann er3dblte, trufen lie 8eiOe in
philadelphia 3uiammen, no lie ii4
mad 4rbeit umIa6en, Sn elmer
Wirt6i6aft trunten tie Elm 8las 8ier,
infolge 0eien tie 8eiOe 6eitnnungslos
purban. Dis lie ipiaoer gu iid famen,
6efunben lie ii9 duf Dem 4uftern6oote
r8DloItrom," pel9es BON einem Gez
ger commanDirt miro uno cine On
3u6l Reger als M~atroi:n bat. Die
beioen WeiBen nurben fir6terli9
be6anpelt unb mubten bic qr06Iten
Qrbeiten Bel benz f9ls4teIten @etter
perri4ten. Sic Ourften feline 8riefe
i4rei6en. Sn elmer Ounflen Nadt lei
er na6a Dem nfer irsenopo in Der
@6eidpeate58ai ii6er 8oro geiprunz
gen uno an Oas l1fer gef6pommen;
bann babe er ben Weg na9 Qnnupoz
liz unO Damn na9 Baltimore gefunz
ben. Sn 0ilmington bega6 er ii9
gu Den Gltern bes ungliidlifen Manz
neg unb t6eilte oenie16en Die Gage BEL
ielben nit. Dte ct Dem 8uter idgte,
tOmmt ienes Q~uftern6oot ME mad Der
Sta0t unb fdbrt nur in Der untaren
8ai DON einem PlaBe na4 Dem an0ez
rem un5 giebt bic gefangensn Nuftern
an anoere 8oote a6. S0err Ni9ou
CAB ben 8e6Oroen ben Numen oes
5a6r5euges unO Der 8egenb, ND baiz
iel6s gefunben tperoen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
9n tsnnlfrn Der GIaubensheiler.

Columbus, g., Is. y}oDembsr.
0as Obergeridt bat cine Gnti4ei=
oung abgege6en, tpel4e oa3tn auF9ez
fuBt pirb, baB bic iogenannte DGRrtz
titan 6cience" in Obto prutti3irt lperz
ben Oarf. Dor einiger 3eit mar cine
6umilie, 0amens 8iibop, in 9amilz
ton, D., ouf bic QntIoge Der 3OOtung
pro3eiiirt porOen, neil ite Elm 8tn6
bate iterben laTen, obne dr3tltae
6ijlfe in Qn7prud gu ns6msn. IS err
folgte a6er cine 6reiipredun8 nno bic
in Der Go6e BON 9ertretern OesStddz
tes ein8elegte 8srufun8 1T Dom O6ers
qeri4t ubgelpieien rporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
Gns Dem Snnrren WarbIan0's nno
DrE angren3tu6cn Stnaten.

SIN 0teni tie berungliid t.
Sci Cumberland fpuroe Der 26
Sabre dlte 8remier George %. Nbipz
fep bon einem S4neu5uge ii6erfabren
uno %gst0otet.
6ir 9rn. 3ubner.
Sn Waf6tngton : Gountp lperoen
Petitionen ctrfultrt, in tpel6en Die
ltnter5ei6ner Die ernG6lten bemotruz
tti4en Qegislatur : Mitglieber sriuz
den, fir 9rn. SIibor Habner als
8unoes=Ssnator gu itimmen.
Berfe6rs 8erbefferung.
Sci WiQiamsport, W~uI6ingtonz
Gountp, min man cine Bride iiber ben
potomac 6auen, I'm beferen 9ertebr
nit 8ertelep4G ountn, W.E8d., ein3uz
ri9ten. Die Bride ion $4,000 toz
ten, uno penn ii9 Die Gountp@8s=
BORDEN peigern, Die Soften gu trugen,
10 DoIen Sopitdliiten bic Softer trdz
gen II. cine 3oq6riids baraus MAIDEN.
8urbe ais irrfinnig err
fIGrt.
SIN &reisgeri6t BON NGe9anDzgo.
purDe Der IS Sabre ate @iniieoler
Sames @ep6us Moore, pel9er Dor
5pei Sa6ren o6ne jeOpeoe @srdnluiz
Jung ben &oblengrd6er S6os. @aroz
ner Bel Barton erf4oB uno einsn an
Oeren Mann, Namens 2ouis W1epars,
in ben 4rm I4oB, pro5eIiirt uno fir
irriinnig erfldrt. Moore, Der eiren
8ruber Bel Barton bat, sntflo6 mad
Der Shat unD purbe erIt eingsfanqen,
no6Oem Die 8ebOrben cine 8elo6nung
bon $500 auf feline 8er6aftung dusz
gefeBt batten. Gr mar Elm ie6r gutter
S6iBe; er fonnte etn 10 Gentsitiid
ouf 100 S6ritt @ntfernung 5piI9en
ben 5ingern berans IdieBen.
sd eB Il nfG1le.
Qm 8edperzgreet Wai6ingtonzGo.,
i6oB ii6 Der So6n bee !6rn. Clinton
g&arB uuf Der Sagb 10 ungliidGi9 in
Den SUB, Dap berfeG6e umputirt perz
DEN muBte. Sn Sdgerstopn pur6e
Der II Sabre aIte Ralp6 Stauffer
BON Sdmes 9up6oFf nit elmer 6loz
bertbu9ie in bas 8ein gef9ofen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
6 0 n I Il.
L. SeD6olb ertlGrt.

9r. SeDboIo erfIGrt. -
Sm 8ireau Der 8art6a60roe erI6ien
geitern frii6 Der SuperintenoentG6a s.
9. 6eDboIo pom n9atterIon : 9arf"
uno t6eilte Dem PrdItoenten 8ena6le
nit, oaB BEL ben 8equifitionen, ii6er
peI9e bic 8e60roe borgeitern 10 bieI
Stuu6 auftptr6eln lieB, Elm I3riftliz
der 8efe6l oe8 Brdftoenten Glenoinen
fir ibn (Sep6olo) maBgebeno gefpeIen
lei, ii6er oefen 8or6anOeniein oerSez
tretGr 8e1D Die 8e60roe Bate uufflGz
rem f0nnen, penn berIel6e e8 gepoQt
6Gtte. Die fri6ere 9urt6e60roe babe
Die Pfloiterung DON iei4ten Stelen
i'm y9utterfon : Bart" angeoronet,
uno oa bic 4r6ett Dor benz @intritte
be8 Sroitpetters geI6eben IoQte unO
cine Requtiition be8 @eIammt6etraz
ges bur9 bic Gontraft : 8e60roe 3u
Iungfam gegangen pGre, 10 bate man
bteIen Neg eingeI4ldgen, INN gum
3iele gelangen gu tonnen. IS lei
bur9auS ni9t 6ea6Ii9tigt getpefen,
oa5 @efeB gum S8aoen Der Stuot gu
berlsBen. Major @era6le ertlGrte
ft6 nit Der @rtIdrung oe5 6rn. @enz
bolo 3uFrieoen.
Nus8 dlttmo Gountp T..
- 6r. Ddlter %. Gro861, Qano=
ItruBen : Sngenieur bon Baltimore,
Der Ieinen re6ten 2(rm am leBten
6amftag GIT G~odeHsoiGe 6ei Der Sa9o
brad, 6ut Ii9 Iopeit er6olt, ouB er
Teinem 0ienIte in 5oDion pieoer
na6ge6en fam.
6r. 6enrD u. gurr fat i'm 8reisz
qeri9t Dpn Baltimore : Gountp cine
3luge gegen ben Ra9IaB oe5 b%erItorz
benen George 8rorpn eingerei4t, in
pel6er er 46re4nung ii6er ben Iu6z
laB DON ben 8erpoltern beifelben perz
lungt. Sn Der 8Iage beiBt e5, ouB
ST.. 8romn i6m $40, 1858 uuf einen
56uloi6ein uno uuf unoere Noten
i'm @e7ammttpsrtbe BON $50, 10
I9uloe.
6r. QOam 2etIdoff BON 6u1erton
puroe am leBtcn SumItdg am @noz
punfte Der 8elair Roao : GtruBenz
balm bon einem 9fero uno 8agen
ii6erfd6ren uno iAlimm an cerShulz
ter perleBt. @r lit 81 Sabre aft uno
infolge Ieines 6oben Differs 6efiir4tete
man 3uerit, oaB oie8erteBung geFG6rz
lid iei. @eitern bate it9 iein gu
ituno beretts Iebr gebeTert.
@ouperneur Smith bat 6rn. SrDin
s. Ginger uls Dffentli4en Notur gu
SOpfon %ernannt.
3reue 0ienerin. - sSn benz
9auIe Oes Or. 9dge @omunbs, CIR.
1913 BarnerftraBe, itar6 bic Negertn
Charlotte Silgbman, tpel9e gegen 26
Sabre in Der camille geoient bate.
sic mar I9on ldngere 3eit frGnfli6
gepeTen, ooa lisB tie Tia ni4t Don
Der Qr6eit abbaIten, bis iie nt4t msbr
tonnte.
Gin Orgel Recital finost
heute 4beno in Der QafdpetteSSquarez
pres6ptsriuner Stride an Der Garz
roIItOn : 4penue, nabe 2arodletruBe,
Itatt, On benz Recital, gu pelfem
0as 9ublitlim freien gintritt bat,
pirten nit: SRI. Sable 0abis, 9r.0.
M}errid Scott. SRI. WtabeG q. @arrI>
ion mo 9r. Ruiieq u. Spuea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
..0Iripn."
,,Mripn."
6rDBcS Imitern.3Diten Sunntaa,
ben 22. Gpnember in Tr. 1920,
Snrfpro= 9~lDcnuc. C323-4,6)

Sur leBten 8u6e befatz
tel. = Na9oem 9ufor Simot6eus
2e6mann bon Der eoang.@lut6. ct.
So6anni8 : 8emeinoe an Der perl.
2Om6urOftraBe geitern 0a8mittdg i'm
Sr~uuerbuuie, Nr. %, 8ropn's Zane,
einen e%rbe6enOen Srduergotteg5ienit
a6gebuIten bate, puroen bic irbifGen
11e6erreite BON 6rdu 6runces W066es
fling, tpel9e am Montdg in tbrer leBz
ten Wobnung aus Dem Qeben f6ieo,
auf Der r8eftern GemeterD" CUR epiz
gen 3ube ge6ettet. Ql5 8a6rtu6trGz
ger fungirten bic So. Safob 6aaS,
So6n Hu1l4, 9eorg S9Ger, Qttton
Meper, Nnton Quopig uno G6arles
8inglion. Die @er6Ii9ene ftammt
aus Oeftreif uno fam DOR 16 Sa6ren
mad Qmeritu. Sic binterlGBt uuBer
i6rem @atten 6rn. QboIf 0066efing
orei 8tnoer.
Cine 0eGegution BON
Suo 9 Baltimore md6ta gez
tern benz Mapor ibre QufDurtung
unO eriu4te benielben, BEL Der Qusz
fpa6G zines 69ul : Gommifdrs fir
bic STEELE bes gum Ri4ter gepdAlten
6rn, Bar ben 1iioli9en Staott6eil gu
6eriidIi9ttgen. Sn Der Delegation
tparen Die So. Gbus. !6einBemann II.
9pr0fer, 81. q. Is. See, Or. Otto
Rein6arbt, Capt. u. s. @Iiuion unO
Die So. George 9. Skinner, 6arolb
Gcrimger, Martin 6. 8rinde Nulter
6. Oennb unO Murtin 8iuns.
Die 8efdngntB >8eb0rOe
tpiro 6eute 46eno cine SiBung a6z
6alten unb babel pu6rf4einli4 einen
Ru6foIger fir ben WdrDein 5. Oople
erpd6len. Wie geitern Oerlautste, lit
Der frii6ere 9olt3ei GommiFGr 60
ION 81. 99rpper nit benz Nmte gez
nannt poroen; bon unoerer Seite per@
lautet, baB 5r. @bds. u. Spot, fen.,
aetpd4It tperpeR ltpirAr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
Orr ncrIdlpnnOene Miainnarsinbu,

Ri6mono 3, 8d., Is. HoDember.
- Sn Big 6tone Sap 9tal6t man
jeBt, OoB Der 10 longe Oeri4tpnnotne
gOnurO 8. 8enB ermoroet uno Die
Qsi6e 0ann in eintm GOtesOfen oers
hrdnnt DDrOen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19


Minnie Sapp geForben.-
0as 3fpei Sabre alte SD6ter6en bes
9rn. 4uguit Supp BON Hr. 1845,
Belt 4penue, pel9es am Gonntaa
uber Elm StrabenFeuer ftel unb babel
lebensgefdRrli9e @erleBungen erlitt,
lit Dorgeftsrn Qbero geftor6en. 0os
Sinh bate 5lammen 6erf9Gudt.
Bonn Mabor unteraei6@
ne t. - Mupor &obert M. McQane
unter5eidnete geitern Die @eroronunq,
Del9e bic Saldire Der 9eamten i'm
giiredu bes @e6Guoe Snlpeftors lez
gafifirt. Die 9erOronung fir bic
goranf9ldge fir 1904 1T nod ni4t
aenebmigt ipcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
StatIoneR q.

Wetterausfi4te = Sir
MarDlano unb Den 0iftrift Columbia
tldr, dnbaltenO talt am Oonneritag.
liar uno ni4t gang 10 talt mebr aln
Ireitag. frii4e peitlide 8inDs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
G;clbIcnpnmacn nnd ScntId,louS

"a Gents pro @turt unb Gommiiton.
Sfep. 8. 9tener G o., Ais
Doterz StruBe. NusIdnbif9es @eIp,
Me4isl unb Greoitz8riefe S4tffsz
tdrten BON uno ndh europa. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
Ginc Nciie nnd1 ScutIth(nuS,

INN Die MeIt pDtr na9 irgeno einenl
Sbtile Der We!t arrangtrt. 3eiIez
6iue!e iibsr ole 8dbns unb Oanpfers
2inier. Sbeo. s. 9iener &c
6 Ga Ais Wuter<StF. (266-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
Stir 9Seibuadbts. G;cfdbcufe ,

@4One 8dbinet6ilber, nur 81 bas
9ubeno, Miniaturen in eIeganten8uz
i%enndOeln, turitpOQ uusgtFi9rte Bill
Der in QebenSgr0Be gu ben MIR BENT
bar niebrigften preiien Bel 9rn.
Sui. @cb6cI, bcutidcr photographs.
321 NorO=G aDz Strube.
9}on fpre4e erit bOr Ii. iiber5euge ii6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19

Shiittcffruft, sdmersrn. moIa.
ria. Ga 6rippe nuo id,fintn,e G.rf6I-
tnltgcn furirt rarc1 ,,01laucn'S olour
Nths" and in f1%iiiiiacr Scur,nl.
(Sei2, 3&s.la(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
OeD MS Meme Salt,
Gcfc Baltimore nnb Gbarles.Str
8e9en 9rn. up en- l.
n | Q 4 n

8egen 9rn. GaIlapap IN +
9ieoen.
Sm &ret5geri9t bat Ri4ter S6arp
geItern Elm 8utu9ten in Dem Sling
Iufff4en 9o4laBfane n6gege6en, in
nelfem Der 3i9ter entI4eioet, oaB
bic SruItees fein Re4t 6aben, ben
8ertauf an 9rn. 6runt 8. Gauupap
gu rutifi3iren. Der San lit inIofern
bon groBem unb aQgemeinem Sntez
refe, al5 es 6rn. Ga1apup o6ne ba5
gigent6um IGBt, peI4es er an Die
Stuot %bertauft bot. Sine Qn3aAl
Nnipdlte mar 3ugegen, als Der Ri6ter
ras Idngere 9uta4ten abga6. Hi6z
ter Sharp betonte, OoB ni6t Die gez
ringiten 8epeiTe porlGgen, baB Die
Gruitee5 ni4t re4tIi9 ge6anOelt bit
ten, aIs tie 9rn. GauapaD ous 8orz
tdufsre4t einrGumten, bod bdtten
oieielbsn Damit aqeS 8ififo ii6ernomz
men, pGbrenO 9r. @aGapaD alien
PrOftt ein3unebmen lpiini6e. SIS tpGre
cine gang anOere Sa6e gepeien, nenn
ba5 @igent6um brett uno gang unO
gar an 6rn. GuqdtpuD perfauft NOR
ben ndre. 3i4ter Sharp meinte, ooB
bic Sruitee5 ba5 @igent6um ni6t in
onbere 9dnoe ge6en laIen i%oGIten, 10
ldnge iie tpiiBten, bic StdDt 6dtte Oasz
felbe fir Ii4 antaltfen poQen. 9a8
8ert6t ~perneigere oaber Die Ratifi3iz
lung DeS 8ertaufs Don 90 Ider gu
500 pro older an 6rant 8. Gala
lpap. Sn Der &Iuge 6anOeIte e5 ii4
4auptfd4lt9 oarum, OaB Die $685.
900 profit, tpelfe ST. Gaaapap gez
ma4t bu6en piirOe, ben 8Idubigern
Der @IinglufFiGen Bancroft Mufe
5u Suite tommen io4ten.
Der 70 a9t ter Mc2unez
Gonte5.
9a5 3immer De8 Superiorgeri9t8
mar ge1tern nit 9eugierigen gefiut,
oIs in benz Wa4ter Mc2ane : @orz
teit ST, So6n g, Poe feline Reoe be-
gam, Der bic 3eugenuu5iagen fritz
iirte unO Oamit f4IoB, OuB er gu be-
~ipeiien Oeriu6te, cine Ha43GbIung Der
Stimmen lei ubiolut ni4t n0t6ig.
9eute tperOen Die 4rgumente fortge=
febt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19

90. -93iHp-
2eit coIo' 5her. n.In, gEett.
"'"" ''s'S" Did. S6n.
400 II 50 10 ~ A @=4- IL 1rib.
Sou =. so 81 ~ a H.<B. 10 .SlGr.
0littI. @oromtttrh. 80. 20 &ohhc 3euIperatur. ~
UiittI. 2ncrrlumctcrf.. So g~ii,orisitc 2.nptrat. 8
ii. hohiIs S6relislett oes 2SInOe= IN etHer
Stuuoe brIrns y Nieilen pom gtorb iueittu.
Sag stfriee Btttsr. 9t ~uisOrigts
S.mptratnr Dts ottrlg,E Ids,s ibis 5 llbr dbtups)
mar dui uanetH1nHt:H Stdt,ontH, tpls io!at:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
Der 9eut(de Correspondent.
SUmmcraaa, 10. @ppcmbrr 1903.
tntrrhaItMuae.s Scaipciier.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rMorbldnb : S6eater. Steie
ssotx> ~ 5oOl anO bis moucp".
.Muiifz4lGOemis". - 0ieie Bo4e
r9lib Glisab,tb's Qriioutr".
~Gsoie's S1eater". = Dieie Bo4e
abs ntfp Dtlg0aleua".
.0oIibapitr. G6eater." - 9ieie
s9o9e ,Reip 8 9tas".
n6orb's Spern1aus." Stefs
9ee6: Stunning ior Cffit;".
y4malgdmGteb M}eat Cutters Dc
@utdtr Q9ortmsa, .9otal=lluiOu Nr. 30, II. 3.
Of - MOntap, Den .. Noutmbcr, 3. Sabress
9aa i'm gtoborsgpttums.
,9eutf6er Central 8eretn" in
9eoihinqtpn. =. &. - Bonn %. bis y. 3ootn5tr
oAlt=9 euti6lauo=Icit in Der v6pnpcntion @oar@
:. NM N=Strabc, 3nrDpcft, g9aibinGton, :. 6.
eSunioryOiitritt 91r. 218, 8. 9. Il.
- N,utc, Srnncrtdq, MISUNDERSTANDING uno Saa
in rSbimrts Safe CIR. Gs3, &srcz&rpdOipaD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
Mcttcrbcrihf.

Ser. Stanten=g Sett.rs Siireou,
galtim ore. ben is. yiputmber 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
s ncorp t.

Die ngingling Chemical Comp"
tpuroe geitern DON ben So. s. 8oger
gingling, Samuel 3. Briggs, ISM,
g. Carr, QnOr. often unO 8. Motz
t6etp 8ault incorporirt. Die Gomz
pagnie tpirO Ii4 nit Der 8abritution
uno benz 9anOel BON Gement unO Del
fefafen. 9as Qttientapital betrGgt
$1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19

Das Seitument oes am II. Ropemz
Der b. s. geItor6enen SameS u. 3oa4
perFiigt, bob $500 fir Oas 2eien DDn
N2efen ausgeieBt peroen, uno oerReit
hes Na9Iafes ion in fOlgenOer 8eiIe
pert6ellt iperoen: 9us 9runbeigenz
t6um 0r. $50, Deita8iooleftruBe, unO
Ir. 1854, WeItzSu rutogaitraBe, fGqt
an bic 8ittpe oes @~rblaHer5, 6rdnz
Gig 3oa4, fir 2~ebens3eit, unO na4
peren Qbleben an feline Mutter Gdtbas
rine Roa4 fir 2ebens3eit. Na4 benz
Sooe ieiner Mutter Iou oas @i8enz
t6um gu glei4en 9beilen unter folgenz
ben Snitituten oertbeilt perOen; st.
M2urD's WaiIenbuus fir Wdofen,"
o8leine 4rmeni4peitern," st. Bin
cents SGuglinss : QIpl" uno n9aus
sum guten 5irten." SIN Sale Oes
porherigen 4ble6en8 Ieiner Wlutter
fGqt ous @igentbum na4 benz SODe
ieiner Wittfpe an bic geudnnten Sns
ltttute. 9ds 9runoeigent6um Or.
9O3, MabiIon : 4Oenue, fdut an feline
SHUTTER Gatberine Rou4 fir 2ebenss
5tit unb nod beren 96leben an feline
@ittpe. Ta4 bersn 5oOe ion aud
bieies @igent6um in gei4er Beiie
unter o6ige Snftitute Dertbetlt peroen.
Der Reit bes Nu9laFes ion 8pii4en
Der Dittpe unb Ieiner Mutter Qleifz
mGRiQ pert1eilt tnerDen
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28

Leading women of Wisconsin are
organizing new woman's suffrage
movement. 1t is proposed to get all
the women in the state who pay taxes
to unite in protest to the legisla-
ture against taxation without repre-
sentation, and then to refuse to pay
taxes, thus bringing the question be-
fore the courts. If they succeed in
getting the question before the courts
they will probably be told that tax
alton without representation exists IN
the case Of others besides women, as
of minor heirs, the property of non-
residents, etc., and, 10 a few states, Of
persons unable to read and write.
The court will probably tell them that
the enjoyment of political suffrage is
not right by natural law, but is a
question of expediency, and that un-
til the legislature enacts a law pro-
viding for woman suffrage it cannot
be adjudged by the courts as a natural
right.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28
A Boon for the Soldier,

War in the not far distant future
will lose large share of its horrors by
the universal adoption of an antisep
tic dressing for gunshot wounds, &C
cording to DR.. Nicholas Sem, one Of
the five American delegates to the in
ternational medical congress at Ma
drld, Spain. DR.. Sem says that The
new method of treating wounds by
Immediately preventing infection is 9
boon to humanity. 1t should, he
says, be adopted bv the police and fire
departments in cities and by the
armies OF the world. Since its use il
the Spanish-American war and in the
Philippines this device has beer
greatly simplified wonderful results in
preventing mortality are obtained
The services OF the physician are not
needed and it is good for knife wounds
and all manner Of injuries. Every
soldier can be equipped with the
dressing and can use it himself.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28

The ornithologist Of the depart
ment Of agriculture discusses the dis.
appearance Of numerous animals and
birds that were once common In this
country and presents some facts which
are worthy the attention of breeders
of stock and chicken fanciers. He
says:
"The fate of the wild pigeon was
much like that of the buffalo. About
1884 there were $4,000 buffaloes
killed in one year. This practically
exterminated the herds. A year or
so later 100, 900 more were killed, and
since that tsme the animals were
found so scarce that they are now
counted by the dozens. Mr.. Horna-
day of this department went out in
1887 or 1888 and killed fifteen or
twenty for the national museum.
"Most of the wild pigeons seen these
days are ia Wisconsin and Michigan.
While we are looking there for the
restoration of the bird, we are not en-
couraged to expect to again see them
in abundance. The trouble is caused
by law of nature. II breed of ami
mails is reduced below a given plumber
interbreedlng will result in extinc-
ton. The buffalo of Europe were
killed off until about the beginning of
the last century. Then 500 or 600
were placed in large parks and pro-
tected, and they increased to about
l,400. Then interviewing prevented
the raising OF offspring, and from that
time to the present 5hey have been
gradually decreasing. The cows are
barren, and it is only question of
few years before the European bison
will pass from the earth. The herds
have been reduced so low there is no
chance of saving the species. Here is
a grave danger. The determination
OF game animals and birds is often
carried so far before halt is called
that not enough remain to prevent
complete extinction when interbreed-
ing commences.
1.-The Labrador duck is row extinct. |
Twenty-Five gears ago it was COM
mon bird, in the '30s and '40s they
sold for 90 cents pair: now the skin
Of that bird is worth thousands of |
dollars. There are not more than
forty or fifty in the museums of the
world -
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28

The following from the Drover's
Journal will interest farmers:
There has been no end of bowling
during the past year by feeders who
have experimental with soft corn as
a feed. Not few stockmen have
come to the Drovers Journal Office
and stated emphatically that the soft
corn had poor feeding qualities and
that much Of their effort was wasted.
Last week Professor Kennedy OF the
Iowa experiment station, had two sets
of cattle here that were fed Just alike
but one lot was given good hard corn
of the vintage OF 1900, while the other
lot was FED the so-called soft corn of
last year. The result was evidenced
by the slaughter test, which will
astonish many Of these soft corn feed
ers who we're SO badly disappointed,
for it proves that the soft corn was
the better of the two. The hard corn
steers dressed go per cent and those
fed soft corn dressed 60.s per cent.
TO some this viii be like proving that
the earth Is not round.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28
Hanna's Hopeful Opinion.

Senator Hanna gives it as his opin-
ion that the furry in labor circles will
soon be over. He says the civic fed
Grafton has adjusted many differences
during the past few weeks, without
making any ado overit its achievements.
The labor leaders in high positions,
such as John Mitchell, Samuel Com
pers and others, Senator Hanna says,
are alive to the situation, recognizing
the mischief done by INSCRIPTIONS
grafters identified with labor organi.
cations and fully determined to put a
quietus on these disturbers. Consid-
crate employers of their own accord
are advancing wages where this has
not already been done, and no efforts
shall be wanting to establish harmon
ious relations between wage workers
and employers.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28

Senator Beveridge, at a banquet
given by the bar association at Fort
Wayne, spoke briefly on the subject
Of cloture in the senate, saying that
the rule would be adopted at the APP
preaching session, but it would ap-
ply only to appropriation bills. To
permit the majority to force through
legislation under the cloture rule
would, he said, subvert the purpose
Of the senate, which was to provide a
check against action which does not
represent the sober second thought
Of the people. He said no measure
that the people ever really wanted to
pass had ever failed by reason of lack
Of cloture in the senate. The cloture
is too like snap-judgment to apply TO
general legislation. Publicity, public
discussion, always result in good to
legislation, and the bad, legislation.
is that which is passed hastily and
without a chance for the public to
speak. Emergencies exist at time re-
quiring hasty action, but generally
deliberation is far more fair and lust
in result.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28
Let the Boys Go Barefoot.

An exchange says you never heard
of wild animal that had rheumatism
until it reached captivity and was
kept off the earth. You never heard
OF horse that had rheumatism until
it was shod with iron and kept off the
earth. You never heard of dog that
had rheumatism until it became a
household pet and was pampered-
kept off the earth. The heathens OF
Africa and the Pacific islands never
had rheumatism, so far as we know.
until they got to wearing sandals or
shoes. We once knew a fool man
who, whenever he got sick, would dig
trench in his garden, lie down in it :,
and have his wife cover him with
fresh earth as far up as his chin. He
would remain there for an hour or
two, then get up in fine spirits. Moth
er earth. The contact. 1t looked
like the resurrection and it was.
Let all the boys 90 barefooted.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-05-28

The South Bend Times says: For
mer Lieutenant Governor Haggard.
now editor of the Lafayette Journal,
is of the opinion that Congressman
Hemenway, Of Evansville, and Crum-
packer, of Valparaiso, would like
to be nominated for governor next
year. ]. Frank Hanley is also sus-
pected OF cherishing gubernatorial as
pIrations. On the democratic side
there is a good deal of talk about
Daniel A. Simms, Of Lafayette. Prof.
II. B. Brown. OF Valparaiso, and
Judge Allen collars, of Fort Wayne.