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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-26
THE DEMAND FOR FICTION
Not 40 Widespread rs Is Commonly Thought
q Librarian Concludes.

With the world becoming fuller Of Carno-
gle libraries every day and with the number
of books on library shelves multiplying as
the leaves on the trees in spring, librarians
are inquiring more and more into the atti-
t,lde of the public toward the libraries.
BY means of library statistics the librarians
feels the pulse Of tine book-reading public
and tries to keep in touch with the character
of the reading done 50 that he may keep
such goods on his counters al are desired
The fiction read by public library bor
rowers in this country, for instance. runs
from 85 to IS per cent. of the total number
Of volumes taken out. But, having ascer-
tanned the fiction percentage. the librarian
has only begun his examination Of the
reading taste.
John G. Dana, librarian of the Newark
Public Library, recently took fifteen work.
ing days, from June to June 90 and had
the circulation analysed down to the finest
point possible, with interesting results
He finds that only 40 per cent. of library
borrowers continue TO take books frequently
after the first eighteen months. He hat
discovered that the borrowers who call
constantly for fiction are comparatively
few
In an article covering his researches,
which will appear in the Library journal
for August. he says;
"The total number Of novels which were
borrowed during the fifteen days was
Sis The total number of persons who
borrowed these novels was A,lSl. Half
Of these took only che novel The other
half, OF 1000 persons, took out 5000 diff
ferent novels in fifteen days; LIZ drew
two novels each in that period, About 800
took out three novels each; ?10 four novels
EACH 100 persons drew 800 different novels,
or each. in fifteen days: 80 others took out
q novels each; % borrowed novels each:
| persons took ont each, took ., and
drew TO-
The persistent novel borrower at a public
library IL not, then, by the showing Of these
figures, ent tiled to the name legion. Libra
rianS generally have long been of the
opinion that ii is necessary Tor them to
keep ON hand large supply of the most
recent fiction, without much regard for Us
| quality, and even nj some loss OF fullness
| as regards the library's list of hooks III
| other departments
| thus to stock their shelves with recent
! popular novels be,n,lse they have supposed
| that the general public, the mass Of their
book borrowers, were oil Of one mind a. To-
such books. They have been inclined
! to think that all their card holders wished
the library to keep on hand good supply
| of the latest novels.
"Our figures, based on an investigation
| of only fifteen days. are, OF course. not
! conclusive, but they point very strongly
| to the conclusion that out Of the total num-
Der of persons who make Use Of the library
| to the extent of taking out cards very
| small percentage are making frequent
| inquiry for recent novels or even for fiction
4 at all We"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-26
Quick WOOING IN INDIANA.
A War Veteran Gets Bride From q Train
waiting on q siding.

INpIANAPoLIs, July IS The Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago passenger train
steamed into Bedford, Lawrence county,
one morning this week and the conductor
received orders 10 wait for the southbound
train to pass at that point. He ran his train
on the siding, and several persons who
we're nj the little ion recognized friends
on the train and entered for chat.
Among those who boarded the train was
DR.. William Cadle, a veteran of the civil
war, aged II. His appearance attracted
the, attention Of Miss Mary McCracken, a
spinster of IS. who was passenger, and
she soon asked who he was. A friend
called to the doctor and introduced him
TO Miss McCracken, renarking as she
did so that the two would make u handsome
couple
The spinster blusbed, but the doctor re-
piled that he might not be averse to such
an arrangement, and the friend arose and
gave him her seat by Miss McCracken.
Ten minutes later the whistle of the
southbound train was heard down tho road
and as the doctor rose he was seen to have
hold of Miss McCracken's hand and was
evidently urging her to leave the train with
him.
Her hesitation was but for a moment,
and when the pair reached the station
, platform the doctor offered her his arm.
and, followed by the crowd, took a bee
line for he court house The doctor had
few moments conversation with the
County Clerk, received a hurriedly written
paper from him, and then judge Fletcher
was called in and he joined the doctor and
the spinster in matrimony.
The railroad train had remained on the
track just ten minutes. and in half hour
after Il left the station the Two had been
made one. {
After congratulations, in which all present
Joined most heartily, DIR. Cadle and his
| bride led the way to the nearest drug store
where the flow of soda water continued
| till everybody in the town had drunk to the
| health OF the newly welded pair.
The doctor has a fine practice al Efing-
ham, and the bride owns farm near West
Baden and has a comfortable deposit In
banS-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-26
AMhurn's Nlan.EatInx Dog.

an Auburn (N. W newspaper printed the
following advertisement in the Lost and
Found" column:
s25 REWtRD-FOr tho return of large New
ioundlald dog: answers to the name Of Rex Is
kindly disposed toward strangers: VIII eat almost
anything; Is especially fond OF children.
An indignant subscriber wrote inquirirg
what the city authorities were doing to
protect the "defenceess children OF our
beautiful city from tho raysges of this raw
enons monster The advertisement dis
appeared the next day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
seutIde Observation-Disclosures

9u8 StatiitiI6e Qmt bat
in elmer b~eIonberen 8erDfentltz
dung bic Stimm8ifFern Der betoen
IeBten Hei88tag5pu6len 3uiammens
oeIteut. 0enn man dnnimmt, Dap Die
.3oufraqe i'm 9oroergrunbe bes leBten
0abltumpfes geitdnben bat, 10 ergtebt
fi6, oaB MIR innerbalb Der f6ub3Ollz
nerif6en unb frei6dnoIeri i6en 8rupz
pen @erf6iebungsn itattgefunoen baz
ben, ipG6renD f8 i'm 8eIammtz grgebz
nib penig geGnbert bat. Die fir
fhuB80Qnerii6e @ruppen = Die Gon@
Ierpatipen, Rei65partei, Notionallibsz
rale, Centrum, 9olsn, 4ntifemiter Il.
8iinoler ubQegebenen Stimmen iinO
pon 4,4O8,376 Stimmen i'm Sabre
1898 uuf 5,3OO,638 Stimmen in 1903
angepaAfen, 3eigen alio Elm 0te6r BON
S92,262 Stimmen. Die 8egner bes
G6uB5oQes, Die freiIinnige 8ereiniz
Qunq uro 8plfspartei, Die beutI6e
8oGtspurtei uno Die Sp3ialOemotruz
ten 6o6en Bel ben Wablen BON 1898
3ufammen 100000 Gtimmen erbul=
ten; in bieIem Sabre lit Die Stimmen>
8u6l auf 3,887,874 geittegen, Elm gu
pa6s BON 918,274. QlIo troB Der
ftarten 8erme6rung Der inbuitrieuen
8ep0lferung auf Soften Der IdnOli4en
iiberiteigt Die 8eiammt5unahme Der
MG6ler, Die gegen Die 3oubOrlagen
geitimmt baben, Die Der S4uB30uner
nun Inn 26,012.
Sir bic ein3elnen garteien 9iebt
oaS @tatiiti18e 4mt foI8enbe Sab
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
Gie Wleker 0aKersnuth.

9a8 8abel bat barii6er peri6iez
bentli4 beri4tet; beion0ere8 4ufie6eu
mufte ba8 Gingreifen &aiier 0ilz
belm'8 in Die Ma1erfrage DON MeB,
uno e5 bat ielbit in Der amerttanii6en
9rei1e ni2t an Dem tritii6en Semi
iiber bieiss @ingreifsn gefe6lt. 8tr
bringen Oes6al6 foIgenbe Gin3el6eiten
aus einem Idngeren QrtifeI oes Spez
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zines 8erIinsr
8lattes:
WleB, cine StQbt BON $4,000 Sim
tpobnern uno $4,000 Mlann MiIitGr,
obne 9rintpaTer unO ni8t nur p6n.
Srintpafer, iOnOern ii6er6aupt o6ne
Wafer fir ben 5ausbebarf! 0as lit
etrpas unbentbures unb bod lit bQs
unoerfbare felt elmer 8o6e GreigniB
geporben. Die 3utdnOe iinb einfa9
unbei9reibli9. Man bente fi9, i)
feige in einemW2eber 6oteI, benz melt
betannten y8rano 6oteI," frii6er
g6otel De rGurope," a6. Gin 6otet
eriten Rdnge8, mttten in Der blu6en6z
ten uno gliibenbiten Commentator,
uno BON o6en Bis unten beieBt, tugsz
lang o6ne einen Sropfsn Wafer, -
Oas mag bei6reiben, mems gefGQt,
ausmaIen piro es ii9 Sober f0nnen,
Der ii6er6aupt einmal in unieren mo-
bernen &ardpaniereien nit IaufenDem
Wafer in alien gagen, in alien 3tmz
mern, tur3 iiberaq, gepDbnt bat. 9dz
nit, baB es in etnem Weinlanbe nie
2~pt6ringen unb in elmer Stabt, Die
mebr boDertI6es Nttlitdr beher6ergt,
ais Die meiiten baperifden 8arntionz
orte, Die aIIo cine 8ieritubt par eTceIs
Ience iein muB, teinSrinfpafer gtebt,
fam man ii4 u6finOen; buB nit 0toz
felpaFer geto9t peroen muB, lit
f6on bebsntItder; fi9 aber in Dem
92aB gu maiden, lit fatal. M}eB lit
augenblidli9 einfd4 u~nbepobnbar.
SeinenGinno6nern freiIi9 merit man
midi piel an, a6geiebsn babon, baB,
pp6in man tommt, natiirli9 BON
ni9ts 4nberem bic 8ebe TT, dls BON
Der grpBen 8afer5not6. Sn Der
Acknowledgements bilOen Die Waiz
%iertonnen neue Grf6einungen, uno
bas ate 9epsrbe Der 8ufertrdger TT
gu reuem 2eben erpa6t. Wte lit bd8
4ues getommen? -. Sn bieIemSpmz
mer tpuroe bier Der Spp6us pieber
einmal aus einem enbemif6en 5u Ell
mem epiOemii6sn, unb glei65eitig
mebrten ii9 audi in Der Meber Grill
8epOlterung Die Sbpbusfdae II. LENT
ten gum 10 unb 10 bielten MaIe Die
QufmertIumteit Der 8e60roen duf bic
BaferberbdItniife. Die Stobtberz
paItung, an Oeren Spite ii6rigen8,
GRnlid ME in StraBburg, Elm ges
ipGblter ultbeuti9er Sberbiirqermei>
tier itebt. bic oIfo ni4t in ben 9erz
! oa4t tpmmen lam. priaaipisa tpibers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
@nsbru6 hreirr N6rbrr aus benz
GefGnaniB.

Jrantfort, &9., q. Sept. =
Die Negertraflinge Squire 8ibler,
Glapton Dan unO 6rant G6enault,
pelfe iammtIi4 ais 8au6m6rOer
ii6erfii6rt, jeOo4 nod ni6t b~erurtbeilt
iinO, bepertiteuigten lire 6Iu6t aus
Dem bieiigen @efdngniB. G6enauIt
itredte oenQufIeber Merritt 8iuidm5
bur9 einen 66Iag uuf ben 8opf nit
elmer 5Ioi6e gu 8oOen unO Offnete
Die Sbiiren fir ii4 unO feline 3pei
@enpFen. @iuiams lit i4ner psrz
IeBt. 8ibler, pel6er bereits ben gez
itreiften StrGfIingsdn3ug trug, perz
tauI6te benielben, ebe er entflob, nit
eirem GiDiIan3ug, tpel6er einem an
0erer @efangersn ge6Orte. Die 9ey=
foIgung Der 6lii4tIjnge 1T iop'it re-
iultQtlp5 g%e6lieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
Scr Gnnbent Der Obi Ieanms."

Baltimore lit bieien Spmmer Self
itubt par erceaence. Ra9 ben SGn>
germ bic v@Its" unb rBt Die uSbbz
SeIpps," bic aus alien Sbeilen bes
2anbes gu ihrem 70. Gpnpent mad
bierhr tommen. Baltimore lit fir
ben Srben Der rSbb : 5elotps" DON
bsfpnberer 8eOeutung getpe1en, benin
bier purbe Dor "a Sabren Die erIte
2pge bes SrbenS in Mmerifa gegriinz
bet; bier tpurbe Sbomas Wtlbep, benz
8riinber Des Sroens, bas erIte Moz
Eument erri9tet. Die ~biesid6rige
8erfammlung tpirb BON gang befpn@
berer 8ebeutung fetn. @s nirb DOn
Der @rpBloge barber beratben unO
beI9lpfen tperben, pb elm neuer Sent
pei fir ben Orben, befen Soften ii6
duf etnd etne MiQtpn Dollars belauz
fen niirben, bier errt6tet tperben io4.
lteber ben Srben, feline 3tele unb feline
S6dtigfeit brau6t ni6ts me6r gefagt
gu rerben. Set Shpmas Wtlbep, BON
6aus aus Elm einfa6er 9anbperter,
ben Srben i'm Sabre 1919 na4 4mez
rifd perpflan3te, lit bic 3a6l Der pOO0
6eGops" in's @roBe gepa6ien. Gus
benz tleinen 9Guflein Der flint eriten
MitglieDer lit bic ftattli4e 3ubl BON
mebr als 100000 ge%pOrben. a6er
ni6t Bios in ben 8~ereinigten Stadten
1T Der Srben gu GROCER 8liitRe getom>
men, er bat iid audi tpeiter ii6sr bic
Groe berbreitet. Na9 9eutI4lano
purbe Der Sroen bur6 ben 4meritdz
ner Morie i'm Sabre 1870 perpfldn3t,
uno bic 8roBloge beg beutiden 3etz
DIES 5G4It bereits feds 9titrttts@
8roBlogen unb etpa 100 2ogen.
G6enIo 6a6en Die S6pei3, 0dnemart
un6 QuItrdlIQfien bereitS 8roBlogen,
unb Der Sroen getpinnt itetig an 8oz
ben. 0ie Die frii6eren 8Gite finoen
aud bic .Oboz6eGop5" in Baltimore
BEN 6sr3Ii8iten Gmpfdng unb tie tperz
ben fd0re @rinnerungen pon bier NIT
na6 6duie ne6nlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
@eRrrn WurhGanb 8abn.

9rot in Rraft a III q. SUM 1908.
3ias ~psrlaGsR pie NlleH=StatigH, ME tOLgt:
3dGli3.
40 RIB 66HtupOt, GouptljHis, QagrstoUH,
p. & 8. gabH, uRo benz Siosn, uHo d1sTe'
uommtn 5SuHtags .. 9. q. q. Gbambrsburg,
0artiusburg, 0iHbtter uu0 qun'te an osrsS9t'
iaptats & WtFtrH &a5H.' ~.
9.l5 Dorm. - gsHsRar Ggbrsb. CRur nab
gsusUlar.)
1855 Qbnog - altoHrm. mad uHiorsgrjogs.
SdgIi9, uEgeno men >
7.25 9orm. Qorf, g. & 9. Gto. u7o Q5u2t;
ltrie O1Ij5 BON GmorDsGroDs, GIrltsle u y. =
8. gabH.
8l5 gorm. oauptIiHis (QdrloEsgHaJ5oHh pas
~gergtoun. 6bipS,Hgburg, Grtotld, emmIiS'
burg unO 3. & 10. 9a5n, bs 6bsHGTooa7. MI,
I0.I2 9orm. Qt.omm. mad u~HioHsSrIo5H S0E1
1890 Vatm. Wffomm. mao Gmor7s9Toot
225 Patm. gttomm. nab Gmcrp=9roDt.
1922 Qadm. glut TouHtlin Gg7r;B Ctaf'oF'
Car; iolDi: Grtotrid. ~.
332 gobm. Erpreb nab Qorf u 2. 4 p Up
4.O3 Rahm. Grprsb mad 4uHitsH an oE 9a"p1.
liuis, baetrgtolDH, 5r.buld, Gmmii50I'8 H"'
Sbippgusburg. wu,--
800 RabU. - GEpTtB haq 9'g'0'"' "~"'
ieuT,its uuioHsgrjogc.
525 Radm. @itomn. mao 4ltF1.
& I6 Hb,rps - @HomU. nab hHloH'Srtogs'
9ur SoHHtcGs.
* gorm. gtiomm. nab uHIonsgttO9t ua5
oS5 nam. Qttomm. nab lHiOHsgriOg:.
433 Qa6m. QtIomm. nab Alsrd.
giasts uno 8tpadsgur,Gu IN 4E. 10, LF'
galtinorts5fraBt
eTItsr. uuo Bal5roofs (RoUtbs40al StGtioHsa.
q S5It nttt an QsnufpI0anias00s. Station an.
m WaHifoIb 9gH.sSugt
o. ". poDtlL o. Y. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22

8Dot6 : Suder BON Der
6silsurmee ma6t ben 8orI9lag, ben
She'll Der 8eo0Iterung %un7erer @roBz
itGbte, fpeI8er Elm faum meni6erpiirz
biges 9aIeir fi6ren muB, auf ben
SrrigatiOnsgebieten beS @eitens an
5~uiieOeIn. Die Sbee lit ni6t bon Der
9an0 gu t~peiien, unb 8oot6 : Suder
fonnte barauf 6intpetien, baB Die
5eilsarmee in Californian unb Goloz
rubo ioI6e &oIonien gegriinbet babe,
Die fi9 ieI6t rentirten. Sn pielen
StGbten lit bic Wobnung5notb eire
groBe unb fir bieIe Sauien0e pGre
bas Qeben auf Dem Qunbe Elm Segen;
uGIein es etgnet ii8 BON Der ormen
StaotbebDlterung bod nur Elm fleiner
pro3entIaB gum 6armer. @u4 Der
2anobau min gelernt unb peritanben
Iein, tpenn er ieinen M}ann ernG6ren
ion. Der 3ug na6 BEN StdOten lit
unierer 3ett eigen. So biele 3ie6en
bas Qeben in ben StGbten nit al ietz
nen unannebmli6teiten unO Wp6z
nungsmiIere benz 2anbIeben Dor.
Die yNeuz 8raunfeIfer
.9eitung iteut 6umoriitif6 Der Baum
ouzDibeI>gommiiIion lire aIte aus
rungirte 6aI3mafaine CUR @i6eIperz
Eilgung sur @erfiigung. Sbre 5pet
Walsen t0nnten 10 eng geiteQt tperOen,
DAP taum Elm 8ogen gapier bur6=
ge6e. y6at mar bic 8ibsI gefan9en,
70 legt man tie glei6 0~uBenopeiie
slpiffen bic beioen Wal5en unb prgelt.
Sb Die 9pQpibeI babel ~to0tge6en, lit
ni6t fetgefteqt, aber lie tperpen iez
oenfaus in cine bermaBen geOriitte
@timmung perieBt, baB ie 5eitlebens
feline 2uit gum 8onsanbobren me6r
baden t0nnen; 10 pieI lit fi6er. Soute
un5 Die Gommiiion Die fir Oas bette
@ertilgunqsmittel ausgefeBte 8eIohz
nung BON $4,000 Dollars 3uertennen,
10 ltTo mir bereit, 81 tbetlen."
Der .2oui8ptGIe 4nSeiz
ger" i4reibt: nQus Noti3en in We4z
iel6IGtter erie6en mir, baB Der Or
beitermangel in MiiiiIitppi boour4
Dermebrt rpiro, oaB Der IegerbepDlfe>
rung borer3d6It piro, mad einem
Siege bes bemotratif6en 8ouper=
neurS : G0noiOaten 8QroQman niiroe
bic Stlaperei nieoer eingefi6rt iper>
ben. Sn 5pl8e befen fpqen 5abIreiz
de 9&egeri9daren ben Staut in pant
f6em S9reden berlafen baden. 6ier
in Sentudp mar bon republifaniI6en
Qgitdtoren pd9renb Der 9pebelzgqmz
payne bdfel6e 8eriidt unter ben g}es
germ perbreitet. Wenn eg au6 9emdz
gogie mar, 10 bate es bier bod einen
Sinn. IS foute bic Heger an bic re-
pu6lifanii6en StimmtGften fii6rsn.
I'm bas ungliif gu per6iten. 8os IS
fir einen 3tped in Mifiiiippi qe6u6t
baben fam, mo 70 tpeniq gleger iiberz
bQupt ftimmen biirfer, lit ni6t gana
tlar. @ieGei9t lit es &entudier Sm=
port, bon benz Elm Negeragitdtor ge=
gl1ubt bat, er miife bort n5ieben,~
neil er es in &entudn Qethan bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22

baarig gegen bic 6eutI6e g~ertpGltnn9
gu iein, ite6t auf benz StanoPuntfe'
Rap bic iebige WuFerleitung 5lpar re-
paraturs unO refOrmbebiirftig ieL 6aB
tie d6er bur9 cine neue Qeitung nt4t
erIebt gu tperben brau6e. Dem ge@
genii6er fOrbert Der MilitdrfiSfus ielt
2angem cine gang neue 9%run0pu1erz
Ieitung, bic 5uglei6 in 6~rieoens5elten
gefun6es @afer IieFere unO in&rte9ss
3eiten ben @aferbeoarf Der Staot
unb Der 8arnifon better als Die leBlge
@or3er 2eitung 3~ufrieOenitele. Der
Iatente Gonflift lit in 5olge Der leB@
ten W8eBer unb 8or5er Sppbus : @Ptz
bemie afut gepprben; Der Satier alS
oberfter &riegs6err fat ii6 eingez
miI9t, unb bas lotbringiIde 8e3irtsz
grGiibium bat uuF Qrneiiung oes
Statt6alters einen She'll Der 8or3er
MaferIeitung abI6IieBen Iafen. Der
Stabt iinb bamit 5fpei 9rittel bis
brei @iertel hires Waferbebarf8 abb
geIperrt, tpenigitens 5eitpeilig, uno
bumit trifft nun ungliifli6er 8etie
bic perIpGtet eingetretene SOmmerbiBe
3ufammen. Die Staotperpaltung
fat ieBt bic na6peisli6 Defette Gam
meIgauerie auf Der 8or3er 8ieie auf
@eranlaFung Der M}eBer Mltlitdr6ez
6Drbe, nu9Dem iie bur9 ba5 8e3irt5z
PrGiiotum gefperrt porOen 1T, our6
cine nere prppi1oriI6e 9ol3gduerie err
ieBt, bic alien Qnforberungsn auf
9i9tigteit entipri9t. Die Nrbeiten
iino 10 gut ME beenbet; e5 fe6lt nur
mod Der 4nf6luB an ben 8ergItouen.
SIT bieIer fertig unb tpirO DdS 8an3e
DON Den Do3u competenten 8eh0roen
aIs borldufig ~geniigenOe Si6erbett
bietenb era6tet, mas pDrausit6tli6 in
5pei Bis BRET Sagen geI6ehen fam,
10 ptro W}eB epentueQ, aber audi nur
eDentue1, iein Wafer lpieDer erbalten,
mas aber ni4t au5I6lisBt, buB Oas
bOn Dem Y}tlttdrftstu8 dusgearbettete
Yroiett elmer glei4 ~frieoenSz unO
trieg8ii6eren Waferleitung friiber
pber fpGter i'm Sntere7e Der MeBer
GipilbebDroe fopobl, nie in Dem Der
8arniion nirb bur6gefii6rt perben
miiT1en. O6 SDpbu8gefa6r pirtli6
porliegt poer borlag - Der W}eBer
8emeinberat6 nimmt bier3u, ME ge@
tern gemelDet, cine p~erneinenOe Stelz
lung Elm = fam 5unGdit gang glei6z
giiltig fem. 9as 8e~fremQenoe lit,
oaB in 9euti6laro cine Setting err
ten 3ange5 I4on in 6rieoens3eiten
pegsn 8afermangeI8 io8ufagen -
tapituliren muBte! M}ag oa5 M&ilitGr
al4 feline eigene 8aferUeriOrgung
BADEN; bic gegenpGrtigen 3uitGnOe
Ie6ren uber unpioerleglih, OaB lie Der
biirgsrIi6en 8ep0Iterung penig niiBen
tannl @Gre Der &aiier bier ni6t
reat5eitig ba3piifen gefabren, 10 Bat
ten mir in W}eB pieleidt cine SETTING
gebabt, tart mad auben, tpurmitihig
i'm sSnnernl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
gu 0nnitrn @annmnfcrs entlbie=
nPtf-

8eober, 9o., q. September, =
Die @erleumoung5tIage Oe5 grz
Stautsoruders 8obinion gegeW ben
Grz@sneralpotmeiiter Sobn @anaz
mater lit gu @uniten Oes 2cBteren
enti6ieOen iporOen. Sin Oabinge6enz
be5 8eroitt puroe 6eute frI6 in Gez
rt6t berleien.
5r. RO6inion beu6fdtigt, gegen bic
@ntf6eioung 5u ~appeqiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
9ienfta9, 22. September 1908.

Sn ct. 2ouis plI nd 4 It es
Su6r pom II, Bis IA. SUM- Elm inter
Matchmaker @tutzGongreB dbge9alten
peroen. Der 8eitrug fir 5remOe tit
auf brei Dollars feItgeIeBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22

- Qr4 bic BON Or. QooIp6 Qoren3
an Der fIeinen So6ter BON 9rn. uno
6rau 5. u. 2oro in 8autegan, 81,
borgenommene Speration our 8eieitiz
9ung O0n 6iftenberrenfung lit BON
Grfolg getrDnt. Or. Mliiuer, Der Qiiiz
itent bon 2oren3, BAT bem 8inoe ben
Dor elf Monaten ongelegten 9ppsber=
bano a6genommen uno Die 5eilung
fir cine bpQtommene erflGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
Baltimore : 9ampf : ga6et 60.
(MItG uue JupsrIdmgs Sais9inic.)
Die Der. 6taattnaQof btf6rOsrHO.

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3ampfsr flbrsH ta1lib, 6ouuta9s auggtHommtn.
BON s9apaQtn's"pitrs, 1913 Qio6tsetraBe, $50
@bcH0s, oirttt nab On Qoirt Comfort, RorfoII,
9ortsmoutb una autH 9unftsn ets saOeag. grs
~bjuoung IN Oh 9oint Comfort NIT q. & g.. Gis
~icHblbu" nab aibmono. gtrbinoung in gor.gs
mouth nit Dem sStabOlr0 dir Sine" ioljOcu 8ug
BON Qortsmoutb mad Qt.luta. On Rorfolt @erz
]1inoung nit Der aat!art,e Goat 2iut." Rorfoli
unO Carolina, Rorio,t uHo Iu0tla, Torfolt uuO
D;t.,t unO yClo GOmiuion 9int' nab ItiD5eyu
uuO 41lIbtu8toH. RsG.
Wablltit:u nab turop5ti3,m blame. Qururj 6is
Rciattnitnlmtr, s;tttriias 9;l5u6tuuq, Gamgfbeis
SuHg, Roisu frtt. 8sitrotrtt Raiutiuyimmu I'M
gqs;4guysau DIR sglp=Qjut,s Qr. lO3, Cnsgultis
mor,s6trlb,. 9el-pbOus 8. & z. 81. paul 1875;
Dlagglauo, GOuyt,aHo 4S5, Q!bauS5's, Is Rom
Gb~arlsss5trab:, uno gurrlu Ov ,Ssaboaro dir
2ine," Continental Erut Go. 9uiIOing.s
5Obu u. Sbcrpuur, g. SroDn.
B.stIai. Il. gsHsUiaaGgeI, Gen, zBaiiasicrzIgent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
SpncSf1nc.

am Is. September ID u. atis, 81 Sabre
dlt.
am %. 6Gptember 9 II aun Bed i'm 60.
Sabre ibrss 9tbcng.
am Is. etpttmber Mice arOt i'm
alter pom G} 5abren.
Gm 10. ecptembtr 0Outg 2optntb i'm
10. 9ebensidbre.
gm 10. Sptcmbtr N r5-Guoenia 90 O.
ner, l Uoudtt alt.
ptm Is. September in GimbaG, @.=ga., 81 il
6del 9lumeHtbu I, So Sabre ait.
am 20 Septsmber & pa -. 5ti6tr im 70.
Sabre ibres 4ebsns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22

Ne6mt4 Bin bic Welt." rief
3eus BON ieinen 6Oben ben Meni6en
gu, fagt S6iner in ieiner rS6eilung
Der @roe;" er fiigt aber bin3u: bod
t6eilt Sud- 6riiberli6 barein!" Ser
t6eilt tpirO in ben leBten Sa6ren ia
unbeimli4 i6neu, aber bpn 8rijoerz
Gi4tsit lit ni6t ote8eOe. SEPT min ii4
5ranfrei6 iogur Mtarotto 3uIegen,
ba8 i6on ieinen 9errn bat. M&d6t
nidts. 9a5 nge6mt" gilt nur fir bic
Starter. Die S6pa6en perOen 8ez
nommen. 8enn 6runtrei4 ieinsn
8eiiB in g}orbafrita nit MarOtto a6z
runoet, bann niro Die n~euge6adene
5reunOI6aft nit GngIonO Elm 2o4
betommen. Sber ion GnglanO am
GnDe unDerneitiq entI6dDiqt perben?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22

Ser nnteri6ieb 3 N den
Cir 2ipton unb einem S4ulrefruten?
Ser iriide @port8mann leiOet our
.3eit an Der Appendicitis, Der S4ulz
refrut an Der Nz8z@z0itis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22

Sobn 8. Rockefeller, Deis
fen Miqionen fi4 fortnG6renO meb>
rem, muB rerte Qnla9egebiete fir iein
@elD Iufen. go ipirO aus GlebelunO
beri6tet, baB RodefeGer bort cine On
3abI nWolfentraBer,+" Die 80 Bis so
MtiIIiorten foiten io1en, gu erri6ten
gebenfe, 9ieisIben fOuen Ie0igli4 Sc
f6Gfts= uno 8~urealtrGnme entbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
0(nud Maria $trauS.

Eg ftarb am 10. September, II ltbr T6tuos, mad
lanQrrtr Rranfbtit aHua War,a StrauB, Qtliebt
@uttiu BON 0m. g.. StrauB. ii: 9strDiluuq
finott 6tutt, 2ienitaq, g1bmittlas nm , rbr
pom j6rtr Usftu g8obnuug, Nr. 1925, Sioz6blrles:
Strlbt, ans itdtt. t26i-51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22

Die @usfu6r am@eritdniz
f8er &obLe na9 europa, bpn Der por
3pei Sabren 10 piel Die 8eoe NOR, bat
10 gut ME gang aufgeb0rt. 2eBten
Dinter batten mir ia ielbit &Oblenz
not6; u6er uu8 jeBt miro aus
5ranfrei4, bas INFER better &6nebz
mer mar, gemeGbet, buB Die @infu6r
amerifanider 8oble nu6 9a0re ME
na9 8ouen bp1fommen aufgeb0rt
babe. Gs nirD ba3u bemertt, OaB
bic amerifanif6e @nt6ra3ittoble ben
@in7fsn Der frun30iii4en 8unOen
nidt entIpro6en babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-22
ShnS. N0. 6leinbcnu.

Gs itarb pl0bIj6 AM q. September 1903, nm 80
1lbr @ormitta9s, 6bds. g8. Gleiubtnn, o]tIitbtcr
@attr pon Catherine u. Rlejnbenu, i'm A.ter BON 40
Sabreu. Sie 9ceroiQuHg f:nOet : onner t Il g.,
Den II September, 0ubmittaqs 8 llbr, pOn ieiner
leBten g8obEuHQ, 9r. 408, GaiterH=2lo;nuc, Sigh
l~auOtour, aus idtt. 9eiitBuug %priuatim.
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