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The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
HovssmAlo,s KNEE.
why This strange Sounding nisess'
Hnrrr In ENGLAND Only.

Housemaid's knee is painful dis
o.vler and one very lifticnit TO cure. II
ls n huge and sore swelling OF the
knee joint: u attacks the houseninid
only. and 1t is due to thls young won-
aus protracted knecllng upon hard
floors while she scrubs.
In no country but England is the dis
ense' to be found. There. Ia great
numbers. iimping housemalds. victims
of housemaid's knee. hobnle to aud fro.
A surgeon explained yesterday why 1t
is that only English huuscniais gcs
houscmaid's knee.
The English said the surgeon.
"are unprogressive. They won't ndopt
new ideas. In every country there u
class OF women. called housemaids
technically. who do nothing but scrub
floors. BY scrubbinc floors they make
their living.
Take the American housemahl.
How does she scrub fioorsy with
nc-handled brush, standing erect.
"How does the German housennid
scrub floors? With long stick !"
which scruh-cioth is affixed. Slr,
too scrubs standing erect.
'How does tho French maid scrub
fioorsY Why. with Toothbrush. never
kneellng for an instant.
But the English houscmnId. kneelns
In the old-fashioned way. scrubs with
handlelcss scrubbine brush. the same
MS she lid 100 years ago. IIenSc sh,
Is only too prone to limp anout her
work victim Of houscmaid's knee.
the English servants banc.'
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
Raising AiIigator..

A New Orleans correspondent writes:
The departure by express to-day OF iva
cages OF small alligators 10 Hot
Springs. Ark. disclosed the existence
at that place of an alligator ranch for
the purpose OF raising alllgators for the
market. and thai another alligator
ranch. owned by the same breeder. II
In operation In Florida.
The hun,ing of nlligators has almost
cxterminatrd them In Louisiana ana
Florida. and II is evident that In few
years the Wild alligator VIII be extinct.
In view OF this and the great demand
for alligators for geological depart
ments. an effort is being made TO raise
them by hand.
4 considerable part OF this years
hatchings. instead OF being mounted.
Is being sent to the Arkansas and
Florida ranches. and raised for the
market.
II Is n slow process. but II is thought
that the alligator will become so much
more valuable when the wild ones are
killed OF that it will pay to raise
them.-Philadelphia Record.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
FACES oE Mgn sNp WOMEN.
Are the Former More Likely to show DE
fects Than the Latter:


After they had held down . bench on
Riverside Drive for an hour. during
which time 500 people had passed. one
of them wound up his disconnected
comments with this:
Have you ever noticed how few
women you see with any deformity In
their facesl You may watch the crowd
In any street and every tenth man will
have broken nose. or a disflgured
mouth, or deformed chin. or some mark
which indicates q misfortune But not
one woman in nifty IL so marked
You see ugly women. women with
telltale lines In their faces, and plenty
of good-looking women. but. as ! say.
not one In fifty-I have made the count
frequently and that is the average
has n scar or an abnormal mark on her
face"
II asked doctor about It, and his
explanation was that women being out
OF doors less than men. are more pro-
tected from accidents. But that Is not
satisfactory II you study the PROPOSE
ton.
You may stand ut the Manhattan
end of the Brooklyn Bridge in the rush
hour. as | have done. and take 100
women and then take the first twenty
men afterward that pass along. men
and women who you know come and
20 to work daily. and you viii find
more men marked In the face than you
VIII find women. I am not talking
about women who go shopping. but
women who work In stores and shops.
Il used TO he night worker. and
went home on the early morning trains
which carry an army Of night workers
of both sexes-thc women In such cases
being from the bakeshops and cafes
"rd nlnces where women are as much
in danger ~ men. and rarely did ever
see a wone- whose face was marred
by any natu.al deformity, or by any
thing that would indicate an accident.
The only conclusion | ever reached
was that women nrc more careful OF
their faces than men. hut that applies
only to accidents. How about those
who have been favored from birth! :!
Why are they. proportionately. more
fortunate than mcnf"-New York Sun.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
Her LIitIn .roLs.

They were In the studio. Artists
trappery and bohemian paraphernaiin
were placed about the room with
studied carelessness.
Heavy tapestries and portleres
chOked the walls. Costly statuary.
mediaeval firearms. ponIards. yatn-
ghans, and priceless and historic ar
NOR We're ranged idly about the room.
Seated on heavily upholstered d.
van. eyelng the American beiress at
work on an Intricate landscape. was
the Duke.
Bah Jove," he ejaculaiod suddenly.
''do you know. Miss Millylns, I'm
wrapped up In you nnd---''
Huh" interrupted the wealthy
maiden with Yankee sarcasm, "I don't
see why you should be wrapped up;
invent bought you yet"
The Duke sat dumbfounded, wonder
ing what there was In her remark to
cause smile TO break OUT over her
sweet vlsage.-Ncw York Times.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
An AIi-Round U.efuI animal.

To take an afternoon drive in n
light rig drawn by a pacing COW is no
unusual thing In certain mountain COM
munities Of Luzon. Philippine Islands.
In appearance these animals resem-
BILE ordinary cows. A casual observer
could not tell them apart, but above
the shoulder fesby growth the size
OF an apple marks a slight difference
In specie. denoting some relationship
to the Indian zebu.
A farmer will often drive to town
behind the COW he has just MIXED to
exchange the milk and cream cheese
for store goods and home provisions
New York Press,
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
Wires. nen.,. md nlrd..

"a strange thing is the effect of
electrical energy on birds and wild
BEASTS" says n telegraph lineman.
"Woodpeckers are continually tapping
telegraph poles. In the country you
will find everywhere poles honey
combed by the sturdy bills of wood
peckers. The birds mistake the hum
ming sound inside the poles for the
humming of insects. and 1t Is TO get at
these supposed insects that they make
their perforatloDs. Bears. on the other
hand. think the hummlng comes from
bees. and they overturn the stones at
the poles base In their cndeavor to get
at the honey. Wolves are afraid Of the
sound. A wolf won't go near a tele-
graph pole under any circumstances
Record.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
The Tacoma .sea.,i. Dispute.

1t is reported that the courts will
have an opportunity 10 decide whether
Tacoma or Rainer ls the proper name
for Washington's famous mountain.
An advertising solicitor. who must
have been woefully ignorant OF the
local interest in the name Of the noun
tain. attempted to collect pay for nn
advertisement of Tacoma man. while
his pamphlet cap.ioned the mountain
as Mount Rainier. He now realizes
his mistake, but can be comforted by
the thought that he might have cap
toned It Mount Tacomn and attempted
to collect the bills for his Seattle ad-
vertlsements. The result OF such an
error is appalling TO imagine. The ad-
vertlsing man may win out on his
suit. but the verdict Will not change
the name OF the mountain. so far as
1t is used by the Tacoma people,
Portland Oregonian.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
Nine. rus.aud.. Centenary.

a great deal has been heard Of CEN
tenaries OF late-the centenary of EN-
erson. of Lytton. of Mangan. and so
on Yet another centenary is to be eel
ebrated at the end of this year-thnt
OF the first appearance In England of
Mime. Tussaud. This famous French
woman. who had taken casts of the
heads of Louis XVI. of Marie ANTON
ette and of the Princess Lamballe i'm
mediately after their execution, as well
as those OF Marat and Robespierre, left
France TO make her permanent home
In England In 1903 during Napoleon's
rule The present managing director
of this same exhibition. John Tussaud
is great-grandson Of the founder, and
the directors not unnaturally think that
show which has given such boundless
delight 10 many generations of chill
dren. and not seldom 20 their parents.
deserves commemoration festival.
Some time IN December. therefore. a
public dinner will take place In the ex-
hibition buildings. at which several rep
resentative journalists and men OF let
tiers have already promised to be pres
ent.-The Sphere.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
WISE WORDS.

Pardon others often. tbyself never
Publius syrus.
Habit is the deepest law OF human
nature.-Carlyle.
Charms strikes the sight. nut merit
wins the soul.--Popc.
When faith is lost. and honor dies.
the man is dead Whittier
Choose such pleasures as recrcate
much and cost little.-Fuller.
What we learn with pleasure we
never forget-Alfrcd Mercier.
Idleness is the key of beggary and
the root of all .-spurgcon.
Opportunity. sooner or later. comes
to all who work and wish-Lord Star.
ley.
1t never occurs TO fools that merit
and good fortune are closely unlted.-
Goethe.
You win never find" time for any
thing. II you want time you must
make it.-Charles Buxton.
An enterprise. when fairly once h,-
gun. should not be left till all that
ought Is Shakespeare.
The strokes OF the pen need delIbera-
ton as much as those of the sword
need swiftness.-Julia Ward Howe.
An orator or author is never success
full till he has learned to make hls
words smaller than his ldeas.-Emer-
son
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
The Lorons Method.

Conservatism In using the I.orcnz
method is nj the present time most ad-
visablc by American surgeons. There
has been created such an alarming in
tcrest In the operation by the news
papers that there is danger that opera
tlons may he undertaken by the uD-
skilled and the procedure be brought
into dlsrcpute. The conditions that
limit the choice OF eases fit for the
operation should be most carefully
studied. II cannot be forgotten thar
even Ia the hands OF one SO expert
enced aud successful as Lorcnz him-
self only about one-hnlf the operations
are successful. 1t is. moreover. the
opinion of some thoughtful men that
the operation with the knife may finnl.
~ prove preferable. even Ia patients or
six years aud less. II II also TO h"
remembered that the primary success
III getting the head of the fcmur iniD
It's socket stlll leaves the greater part
Of the work. and often the most aim.
cult. TO he carried out IN the long aud
delicate manlpulations and care Ir-
qiiired after the east is removed. What.
ever method may finally gain precc-
dencc In practice. nothing but hnrm
cnn result from haste and rccklcssness
on our part In undertaking operations
IN nl-adviscd cases. II to tlils should
lie added the misfortune OF n poor
opera lion, nm over-revulsiui will fol-
low. and progress will more than ever
lie sadly dclaye'l.--Amerlcau Medicine.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22

silence canva
/ written
my
be inviolable
S
without this will hardship
a glorious o which
The wild native be found growing abundance nearly
millions
n o
o i've
popularity
al of 1t
hower
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
Can Floods Be Prevented?

~
the a Loss
y millions
~ LS bounds
of
arity
o
and farms which hold
keep the floods from the land below and field having its
upper basin on larger scale would not only retain portion of ui
asonabe
the
holding
hllsde
abshment
furnish
the life of the agculurss lower Mississippi Missouri
ty.-Th
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
HONEY.
NJ KsrEnY rorrLE.

~ hhhht loHHi4h-
Jhourt a fragrant garden, Honey,
In the land of Love;
Fields OF june about thee, Honey,
Skies of June above.
Forest streams thine eyes are, Honey,
Shy reflections keep;
Pools OF pleasant shadow. Honey,
Calm and cool and deep.
Smiles were ever blossoms. Honey
Violet and rose.
Hyacinth and jasmine, Honey
Every lover knows
Daffodil thy heart Is, Honey.
Brimming golden bowl;
Find the iairest lily. Honey,
That's thy perfect soul.
Tbou'rt fragrant garden, Honey,
God hath wondrous Dlest;
Give my heart sweet refuge, Honey,
Give my love sweet rest
-Woman's Home Companion.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
Inc Rose---Undisputed
Queen Of Flowers.
BY John N. May. Treasurer of the
American Rose Society.

history of the full of romance and poetry. When
the flower first introduced garden bloom must
remain conjecture; but It is certain that the
ancients Queen the Flowers many
many centuries
Early Greek writers mention many their writings
asserting that consecratcd to Venus emblem OF
beauty, Cupid emblem of love and Harpocraes
prnhnhlY eXplnns whN
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22


monty
of
to
Kant and Iapiaees evolutionary methods had little
radically world
n totally dissmlar knowledge
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
~ u II
Ihe Nebular Hypothesis.
BY Agnes NJ. Clarke.

things improved beyond recognition
nay. existence. So II has happened the nebulnr
hypothesis nomins umbr The survives, but
with connotntions indefinitely diversified The original
barely recalled by the variations played
upon IT, license of prevails.
and simple lines Of by Iapace
submerged. Some the proposed by
odern cnsmngonists substantially
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22

viii IL I
engine the quantity fuel pull
freight eastfor
freight steel So instead of making railways
in OF
probably
guides ! either on rails
10
anything
a automobile
compelled
count o stecl-Ensneeing Magazine.
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE WIDOWS
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s9exxeeek APTAIN Gideon Muggins
was known ns a hero of
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&x ~ and was considered one Of
SeeskkxSx the gayest officers of his
The Elbert County tribune., 1903-10-22
Autos and Railways.
BY sylvester Stewart.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-05
D2cdr Sturmif1ubetr.

9IutnfieIb, Disc., 4. Otto6er.
- Sin 5ornaoo, ipel6er leBte g}ddi
bic 6ieiige 8egeno 6einIu6te, mari
piele 8ebGuoe iiber ben 6aufen un0
ri6tete groBen S6oben an. 6rau
5o6n Jii6er purOe ge0Otet unO W}art
0ooo 10 i6per perleBt, baB er ieit@
Dem geItor6en lit. 8iel 8ie6 fam um'8
Qe6en, unO oie6armer erlitten idpere
9erluite.
W}tlnuufee, @i5c., 3. 0tt. -
Spe3iolOepeI6en an ben Sentinel"
loFen erIs6en, ouB Der auf bic Inn
DieIe So6res3eit beiIpielloie 6iBe ge@
folqte Gturm ii8 iiber ben gan3en
NorOpeiten erItredte. gu 8aru6oo,
8isc., ging elm 8oltenbrud nieoer,
unO pie bort mari Der Winb in Oibz
toI6 Diele 8ebGube unb NinOmii6Ien
nm. gu Waupaca nurben brei Per@
fonen i'm 6ouie bon 2tl6ert 9OlB gez
t0Dtet uno gu 8lain Samuel GritIon
unter ben 3riimmern ieiner S6eune
begra6en. S5n SnOepenOence, 8i8c.,
purben 3pei MenI6en ge0tOtet, brei
le6ensgeFd6rli8 uno 9uBenDe I4Iimm
perlebt.
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TcbOc auiifcu italicnilhcn @nar6is
item rnO SD{iaIiltru.

8urre, ST., 4. Ottober. - Die
bier 3piiden zen 2lndr6iiten un0
So3ialiiten berrI6enOe 6e6Oe BAT ntes
Der 8lutpergisBen Deruriabt. Sine
S6aar Der Griteren itOrte geitern
2(6eno cine So5ioliiteH : 8eriammz
lung, uno es fam gu einem Sample,
in pel6em gli Gorti na6ri6einlid
t0Dtli6 un0 Gmilio Wla6ino idner
pernunoet purDe. 2(ler. 9aretto,
pel6er angetlagt lit, S6iiTe a6ge4
feuert gu BADEN, pel6e 6eiDe U&dnner
rieOerItreften, beFinOet ii4 in 9aft.
Or. 8iocinto U}snpttt Sereatti, Rez
Datteur zines in g1enzgort erI6einenz
ben So3ialiitenblattes, 6ielt cine Qnz
fpru9e por Der 8eriommlung, al5
etna Is Q(nardiTten eri6ienen un0
bic 8eriammlung Our4 2drm un6
8rate6l unter6ro6en, Bis Elm &omPf
Qus6rQh.
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Glf Wienl6en trtrunfen.
9atalrOpbt anf Orm Alidigan>Srr.
Sin Sampler in elmer 81 9cfcntert
uno Intcr9eaanaen. - gtIr
iicben 6crettctc.

2e6en5perIuit bur4 einen 3ornaOO in
@isconTin. - 3iefer 64nee in
MinneIOto. RGt6fel6ufter
SelbitmorO 3peier Glerts in
0ieniten elmer 3eIep6onzGompagz
ME in SnoianuPoIis. = Sieben
Rinoer in elmer 8aiIenanItalt 3uz
fani8 pergiftet. - Der longe fdl=
Iige 9ampfer nSprucuie" in
g}ep gort ongetommen,
O}artnette, 8i5c., 4. 0ttober.
= Der 0ampfer rs. $. 6adlep" fem
terte geItsrn 2lbeno auf Der 9Ohe oon
8reen SSslanD, iieben Nteilen pon bier.
@lf M}enf6en ertranten. Sieben an
pere puroen beute frii4 gerettet, nd2=
Dem lie Die gun3e gfu6t duf Sriimz
merItiiden ungetlammert auf Dem See
getrieben butten.
Die 8eretteten purOen BON Dem
0ompfer rSbebopgan" BON Der8oooz
ri6z2inis aufgeFunoen uno an 8OrO
genommen. Sine fur4tbure 80 traf
ben 9ampfer ,6adlep" nd6e Green
S5lanb, rib feline oberen Nerte db
uno bra6te ibn gum Gentern, ppruuf
Da8 8rud iofort in tiefem BaTer
unterging. Die Grtruntenen IinO:
8eorge le Clair, jun., Sadionport,
0isc.; SypIepb 9. Orn5, Gopitdn oe5
y6afIep, 5ii6 @reet; GOna 8arrinz
ger, 6tI6 Greet; 2atprence 8arringer,
6iI6 Greet; 6snrp Rabitop, 6iib
Greef; Garl 8slfp, 5iIb Greet; SRI.
Eranci8 9incent, Ggg 9orbor, 0iS.;
SRI. @incent'S S6tpeiter, G8g 9arz
Dor; 6reeman 3borp, yiIb Greet; q.
g}elfon, Sturgeon Ban; 6rant 6iBz
gibbons, SSafionpOrt.
8erettet purDen:
1yronf 8latefielo, 3d6lmeiiter, 5iIb
Gref; Orin g}olin, Y2oidiniit, 6ii9
Greet; Uilton 6anien, 5iiA Greet;
Blaine M}cSpeenep, 6iTb Greet; 5met
0}Gnner aus GuiIon Ban, 0isc.
8ei'm llntergange 0e5 n6udlep"
ergriffen 2lQe, psI6e ba3u i'm StdnOe
pQren, 3riimmerItijde unO tlammerz
ten f6 an DieIelben feit, Die an 8orO
6efinoIiden 6rauen3immer unO einige
N}Gnner permo6ten e5 niht uno
peri6pun6en unter ben 0e1en. 2luA
etlife 9erientgen, pel4e 3rummer
erFaBt 6atten, IieBen i'm 2uufe Der
Ra6t aus Gri60pfung i6ren 9olt
fQ6ren uno ertranten. Der nS6eboDz
gan" erI6ien nm 7 ltbr 6eute friib
uno rettste ale S6iff6riiaigen, pelz
de nod auf3ufinben tparen. @r
treu3te IGngere 3eit in Der llmge6ung
uno Iu6te na6 neiteren lte6erls6enz
ben, jeDo8 purOen feline peitere gez
funDen.
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Baltimore Giicnbnbit=
Grfmriinma. .OSnIIefit.

60 OO-SnI,impre mad, WbiIdeeipbid une iu'
riitF. soHLtag, ben II. Sttober. Sps3ialau9
bcrl6bt ben Gamotu= =9abnbot &. 10 Sotmti'
taas, Dt Ropllz9dbHbof SO SoTm'IuS7.
SIOO-Saltimpre uadb SBilmiustpn uHc in-
riiH Sonntag, ben IL Sttober. SpeataSu9
perlost Gamoen=Qabnboi 8.l5 Normlifo9s'
Tlt. 9oDa=9abnbci $50 9ormutasS
81 5O-Saltfmprc mad Shelter Hne inrhf'
,Sonntaq Den IL. Cttober. Pt I'd :
auo pcrldBt GamOeus3 3IbnboI Sl5 Sor'
mttaos, ult @Opal 9lbHboi SO SoES
mittags.
SI.25-Soitimpre nad Jrcrcrtd. SeeepsOifie
(4nttetamI, 6agtrStcpn. 3aIpers'
Terrp Hne SB Bludhrffer uIe ;urudy SoHn~
t1a btn II. Ettober. Sptj u
perldBt 6dmOen=eabuboi ubr Sorm
SeSeutcne berabsetests 3tnrette 6aorprfi'e
fir Roloniitsn rab rent 'gBsittu. Gasttdr'
ten ncrocu tdQb bis gum % Hopfhiott
pertauft gB;gcu udbtrer austun't ptnos
man f6 on Die Observation-Disclosures.
SIOOO-Saltimpre ndd Riagdrdsfdllcu une
,uri6 2eete grturiiou 5SreItas' ben D.
Cttobcr 8actt iiHo iiir 10 laqs 9utla.
Spcill,uo. aus ourDlduTcnocu Sod0e5
uno Qulmauze1rlor g9l9Gous h''ttbeno,
nro Den 6umoeu=Sdbnboi nm g 10 9orm'
gRt Ropal=Rdbnb0 um 924 &cJm. ptT=
llFcu giur $l00 mcbr nab loronto uno
;urud Nuicnbdlt aui Der HudTnbrt 9Ez
itlttet IN @uiidlo 80fctcr, W'nipo Surz
Dcttc unO Ntlub Gbuui. Abt%br pon
Ro6cftr mad IbouierO 5silnos uno iuz
rid uur $50. eos
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gpdpltli6eS Gnc9flifa.
l)apf llius iber (tius DOraanger.
SaS Heid1 Gbriiti ami GrNcm lit
ourd1 c,riitlihc Sebre tujcccr
bcrsuitcllen.
hea n,nrnffnniIhen Q}ritenhenten.

be8 maroffaniI6en Prdtenbenten.
81 0 m, 4. Ottober. - Der rOfer@
patore Romano" perDffentli6t ben
Sert elmer @ncpflitd be8 pupites Piu5
Dem 3e6nten Iber 2eo ben 9rei3eAnz
ten. Der 9upit 1ugt, es lei n0t6ig,
bus Gei6 G6riiti bur4 Die 4riitlt4e
Qe6re pieberber3uiteqen Der 8apit
f6lieBt Die Gncpflifa nit Der @rtlGz
rung Der lnabbGngigteit bes 9upitz
t6um8.
Der ni6tigite uno interefunteite
9aiIus in benz Document lautet:
ngGtr pertinoigsn, buB mir i'm 604s
item 9pntifitat tein unOeres Pro>
qrumm BADEN, als ale 9inge in
G6riito gu pereinen, 10 ouB @6riitus
llnes in QlQem lei. @s piro niat an
@plfvn fe6len, Die, gOttlife 9in9e
nu6 menI4li6en SaBungen meheno,
gu entoeden Iu6en perOen, mas bic
ge6einen Qtbiihten unierer Seele.
Wir Iu9en linen, buB mir Ni6tS gu
Iein niinT6en unb Dor Der meni6z
li6en @eieuI6uft g}i4ts iinD, als Der
grieiter 8ottes, bas 8sfdB ieiner
gutoritGt. 9as Snterefe 8ottes lit
unIeres, mir IinO enti6loRen, thm ale
Rraft uno fel6it bas 2eben gu nib
men, penn es qeforbert pirD, umQQeS
in G6riIto gu pereinen." gr I6lteBt,
ME Folgt: ,gs 1T offenbar, buB Die
BON G6riItus gegriinbete Stride ooae
rno unbeI6rGnfte llnab6Gngtgtett gez
nieBen muB."
9 6IuB Der % ugnerfeier.
Berlin, 4. Sftober. - Die Der.
Stuuten, 9eutI6lanb, gnglanb uno
10 3iemlih ale 2Gnber Guropa's pas
rem beute 9lbenb in bem in Der pbilz
harmonic ituttgefunbenen internatto>
nalen Gon8ert, ipel9es Die Dagnerz
Feier gum Qbi6IuB bruhte, bur4
Gomponiiten, 9irigenten unb Sdnger
pertreten. Sin briQontes uno entbuz
Itaftii6es 9ublitum mar 3ugegen. Die
Supertiire 81 rSebipus Sbrannos,
bon 9rofefor Paine, aus 9arDdr0,
purbe BON einem nam6aften 8erliner
Sr6eiter unter Den &apsqmeiiter
Bo6lig porgetrugen unb erbielt ret6en
9eifda. qrofefor 9aine puroe bor
Dem 9orbung gerufen.
4Gfonfo ni4t perIobt.
W}uorio, 4. Oft. - 0ffi3ieG
piro Ger BON elmer 3eitungszGgentur
in ben Ser. Staaten per0ffentlidte
9eri6t, oaB Die 80nigin W}utter
pon Spanien uno 8uiier 6ran3 So
iep6 BON Saitrsi9 cine 8er6sirut6ung
oes 90nigs Qlfons nit Der @r36er3o>
ain Gleanor, Der dlteIten 5o9ter bes
GrsRr3ogs &url Stephan bon Oeitz
reid, gepIunt bdtten, fir Elm 96an>
tufie Geipenit ertldrt,
Dien, 4. Oft. = l1eber eine ge>
plunte 6sirutb 8pii4en 80nig2llfons
BON spunien uno Der Gr3ber3ogin
eleanor BON Oeitreih 1T bier nidts
befQnnt.
aur5e 8ubeIbei9e
Sir S6omds 2iptpn's Odmpfid6t
Grin" fpelhe am 81. September BON
Jletpsgort ubfu6r, 1T in Southumps
ton anss!ommerl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-05
Sluri 5reunoe brgsben SeIbitmnr0
nnf Grrnbrrhuna.

SnbiunupoIis, Sn0., 4. Oft.
- SEQ. g. DiuidmIon aus G6icdgO
unO W2arion 0eI6 aus SanesDiQe,
8isc., Glert5 i'm 2tuOitOr5S0epartez
ment Der gGentral Union 3elep6One
&c." begingen bsute Q6enO in i6ren
reIpeftipen &oitbduIern SeIbItmorb
bur6 grI6ieBen. sic tparen innige
5reunoe, unb man gIau6t, baB lie ii6
gu Der Shat oeru6re0et 6atten. 8eibe
iunge W}Gnner paren Oor bier WtOnas
ten our6 bic Gompugnie aus G6icagO
bierber ge6ra4t tporOen. Dtlltamion
mar, pie es beiBt, in 6olge ungliidz
lifer Qie6e lebensmiibe gelporben.
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Gnu Qcaern rrmorOet.

Qout5pilIG &B., 4. Ottober.
- Ro6ert Dalton 8uroire unD ietn
GouIin SO. .. 6a1s5, M}itglieOer bes
louisville Boat Club, purDen Aeute
Ql6enO gelegentG6 elmer RuOerfa4rt
cuf Dem 6luiIe BEL 3arbeaO SsIan6
BON Qeqern nit 8o6len bom6arDirt.
5te 6eoo6en fih ans 2anO uHD Ders
folqten bic g}eger cine Strede peit,
bis MiQ 6let6er, elmer Der Ieger,
eine 2(rt ergriff unb 8urOine Oura
eiren S6lag auf ben 8opf augen6lids
li6 t0Dtete. 6ape5 erbielt, pdbren0
er Tletter bic 2lrt gu entreiBen Ders
Tufte, einen Shlag Dpn 6inten, pela
der i'm lebensgefd6rli4 DerleBte.
9Tletber uno bier anDere Neger itn5
psr6aftet poroen. Gtna 20 Heger
paren an oem 2lngriff betheiItgt.
3. Curtis uno u. qarent, 5ipei
2lr6eiter, purben in 9oint CT. Gbarz
les, na6e M}ontreal, Gan., bur9 eineu
eleftriI6en Shlag get0Otet Sin
aru6n, an pel6em iie ar6eiteten, mar
nit einem 9ra6te Der elettriIden Be-
leu6tung in 8erii6rung getOmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-05
MarplGnoer S6ule fir Sanbe

Str So Rurlus 6tginHt an 16. SEPT t.mb.r.
GouFtfitOns!oi.s 6uIs iGr 5aubfumm.
unb sol65, Dcrtn gsb0r fir ben gtiu5 Der 0if,nt.
li5tu Sbutn 81 mangtlbait il. llut.rri6t i'm
eprs5tn unO 2pp,nIe.H. iOpjs GRAMMAR s5uIa
unb asaoemil5t 6tuoitn. St6r oeiuuo. qae..
8tf6figuus uuO uRttrri6t fret
fir eiupobu:r Wurpdro's. Tan UtuD. F5 an
G6os 20. Gin, gru,ipu. Grcswid. RO
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