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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03
INvINCIBILIrY.

He is invincible who wills to
serve his day, who possesses the
love of a broad minded woman,
and who lives with the positive
intention of leaving a mark on
the world. A triune impulse
like this means triumph. The
service may express itself in
roads, or houses, or trees, or
worldwide craftsmanship, or
the spiritual force of a prophet
anything that makes the world
better to live in counts for SER
vice. Lacking any one of the
three driving forces, a man is
that much weakened. Lacking
them all, even if he die as rich as
Crosus, he is only a bubble.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03
STONE. AGE LIVING.

A suspicious soul needs pity,
but seldom gets either that or
tenderness of treatment; for its
bristling ways frighten. But
what is suspicious soul but one
whose nature goes back to the
earliest stages of human exist
ence when the law of tooth and
nail prevailed and the two great
est facts of life were hunger and
desire, prompting the man who
had not to fight with the man
who had ? Those were hard
times for the virtues. Though
his body is clothed in the twenti-
eth century garb, the soul of the
suspicious is at home with the
stone-age man.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03
AUTUMN FLOWERS.

Asters and chrysanthemums;
what are they but buds of prom
Use in the Autumn of life ? Some
of US awake to social duty long
after we ought. The Spring and
Summer of our livesha passed,
sighted and of no moment ex-
cept for selfish ends. The comes
q thrill of purpose and we arise
to do something worth while be-
fore Winter is here. Purple
asters you look well to the
world, soberly Towering after
other flowers have rested from
all show of labor. Who shall
say that the great Landscape
Gardener takes no pleasure in
these late blossoms of beauty -?
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03
RANDOM THOUGHTS.
LULLs IN GROWTH.

Buds, LEAKAGE, baroness; such
is the cycle of the tree. Rest is
the right of the tree after the
effort of the spring and summer;
rest after labor, rest before new
labor. The trees life is like
human advancement; it does not
move steadily on, forever grow
ing. There comes in all great
enduring growth a lull that may
indeed discourage those who
watch with agony over the tree
of their enthusiastic planting;
but which rest is, in seeming
death, the very confirming and
solidifying of life for new dis
plays of power and beauty when
the slumber is ended.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03
GREATNESS.

Every heart that aches to be
great-not for self-aggrandize-
ment but because the world needs
it, is already great What is
greater than this-to be lifted
above personal narrowness to
wide sympathy, to turn away
from the petty troubles of silly
life to thoughts that lay hold
upon the very reins of the world?
This is greatness great in its
daring, great in its reaction upon
the Notwithstanding possessor,
great in its demonstration of
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

that your youthful fancy painted
"a rich golden color in the pros
poets ahead. That does not mat
ter if your effort was really hon.
est. There is a lease holder who
knows the honest toll put in to
stubborn prospects. He can
make allowances for intentions
instead of performances, and He
can tell when soil-poverty is to
be blamed instead of laziness. In
His sight, doing is ranked with
intention to do.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03
DEATH, THE BUILDER.

Yon scarlet leaf holds still the
highest place on the barring map
lie; it seems like a color-b bearer.
true to his duty though all
around have been swept aside by
a mightier force. He also will
yield, carrying down the colors
with him. Death is mightier
than our sense of duty, and we,
like the leaves, must pass away.
But death is not duty, and we,
like the leaves, must pass away.
But death is not q blind insensate
force, rending and tearing and
ravening at all effort, 1t is the
great building force that cycles
forever; building new life on
dead foundations and ever ad-
vancing with his reaping tool
upon ancient life.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

Federal Office holders are for
hidden by the President to be
too active in politics, but this
does not apply to the Cabinet
officers who are taking a promin-
ent part in the campaign this
fall; furthermore an exception
seems to be made for all office
holders in the states where the
elections are very close.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

The peace footing of the Can
adian militia is to be raised from
$4,000 to As, and supplied with
officers and rifles sufficient for
an emergency force of 100000
men. If this country and Can
ada follow the example of the
European nations and start a
competition in the increase of
our armed forces, it is hard to
see just where it would end.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03
Lynching is the latest Ameri
can peril to visit Europe.

Lord Alverstone, the English
man who sided with the United
States in the boundry dispute,
will do well to keep south of the
Lawrence and the lakes when he
visits North America.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

what wondfous, all-embracing
faculties our few-ounce brains
have. To him who has vision
beyond his own little needs, great
ness in it's essence has already
come.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

The RI. Rev. It. A. Hendrick,
Bishop of Cebu, arrived in New
York from Europe and had his
new ecclesiastical vestments held
up by the acolytes of the Custom
House, for tariff charges.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03
INDIAN SUMMER.

Old Time wanders still on his way
On the road that runs ever to Death,
And his face Is all wrinkled and grey,
And feeble and faint is his breath
But sometimes when Death is in sight
For moment his glance turns away,
And the sunshine OF life Is so bright.
That he seems to re-live his youths day.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

Secretary Shaw said that he
would talk to the voters all night
If he thought he could elect Sen
ator Hanna; and then he took his
seat after short speech.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03
A SMALL CROP.

The shocks now stand in the
fields of endeavor. There are no
illusions left. The crop is small
or large and its size is known.
Probably your crop is not all
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

The ministers of New York
are vieing with each other to see
which can abuse Tammany the
most. The Fusionists might
offer prize to the winners.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03
SURVIVING LIFE.

When Boreas blows his bugle blast
And Winters warriors hurry past.
The woods and fields give up their gold
To the iron hand of the Captain bold /:
But the bramble clings TO the leafess trees
A banished queen at tyraut's knees,
Anc there's many tiny bird will sing
A song for returning peace and Spring.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

The Canadians say that Eng
land regards the friendship of
the United States as a pearl be-
You'd price, provided Canada has
to pay for it,"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

Prince Jonah Kalanianaole is
the delegate-elect from Hawaii.
Win he be referred to as His
Highness, the gentleman from
Hawaii /?
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

Japan and Russia seem to have
selected the Corean frontier as
an excellent place to hold their
army maneuvers.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

Had the spots on the sun APP
peared in 1898 they would have
been attributed to the democratic
administration.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

President Roosevelt hasn't
been very strenuous in the canal
negotiations. Perhaps he is
thinking SO hard of German that
he has forgotten all about the
canal.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

Seeing the success of the Mon
roe Doctrine, Russia will prob
ably promulgate a Keepoffski
Doctrine in northern Asia.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

Russia does not mind what
hard names we call her, provided
she stays in Manchuria.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

Germany is financially embar-
raised and may have to send a
fleet to the South American coun-
tries to collect debts.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

Would the President be en-
barrassed if King Menelik should
send him some presents in re-
turn ? He could not accept them.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

The republicans have not yet
decided on just what kind of an
India rubber currency the coun-
try needs.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

The freckles will pass off the
sun when the cold weather
comes.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

The longer Dowie talks in New
York the smaller his audiences
become. He is q moving speaker.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-11-03

Now is a good moment for
England to propose an arbitra-
ton treaty with United States.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16
Nns bcm Snncru Marplanb's nno
ben angrenTubrn Staaten.

9rotpfpll bernt6tet.
Sn Sent : Gountp 1T elm Grpsrte
bdmit bsiddftigt, Die Bidder Der
Gountp : gommiHdre 5u p%rifen. Do
Bel purbe entbedt, oaB oas Bud fur
Tie 5tsuer : umlage fir oas Sabr
1900 uno bier 9ldtter aus benz pro
tofoG in jenem Sabre, ais bic Hepu-
blifaner Die Gpntrple 6atten, per-
f6punoen iino. Der Grperte iugt,
ipsnn bic 8slege fir Die Steuerrsdz
nunaen nidt 5srIt0rt lino, fam er
troboem cine 3uiammen lteaung Der
G%innubmen uno Qusgaben pornehz
men.
9om 9tiB erfdlagen.
Sci gnicott Gitp iinD Orei pfsroe
bes Srn. Martin 8. puttilon pom
8lib eridlugen poroen. Sn Montz
eomsrD : gountp tpurbe elm pfsro Dor
einem 9ugsp, in peldem 6r. Bates
Gtdilon uno SRI. 9oper iaben, auf
Der 2anbfrabs pom 9lib gstroffen
unb eet0b.,t bod tpuroen Die Snlalz
fen niht i'm Minoeite perlebt.
Sic nab in Annapolis.
Die Muniaipalpabl in annapolis
apiro ais cine Der pidti9iten ieit Sab
rem anesie6en; BENIN Die in Der Gonz
trole bsfinDlide partei bat cine 4nz
adb( Yortbeile, pelde ii6 BET Der fol-
eenpen Wahl manifeitiren. Qus bic
fem 9runbe piro teln S6ritt unbez
riflihtigt gelai1en, Die Gontrole gu
erringen. Sci Der lebtsn Wubl mad<
ten beibs parteien Die energiiditen
Mnitrensunsen, nu4oem man ldpn
rprbsr bas Rs6t angel o4ten bate,
iiber6aupt cine Wa6l 5u 6alten. Damn
fam Die 5rags, pb Die Republitaner
bds He4t hGtten, ipegen Der 5u ipdten
Domination i6re Namen auf oas
Sidet gu ieBen. Der SAT- tpurce bis
Dor oas 5taots : QppeGationsgerid.
eebraGt unb bieI es entIdieb gu 9unz
item Der Hepublltdner. urD 1eBt man
Der Wa6l iteinen iid nsue Gompltz
fationen ein5uItenen. Man bs6auptet
ndmli9, bab Der ertpdblte Mapor CUR
Ginna6me ieines Sises nidt bereds
tiqt lit, pd er unter Der leBten republt=
fanifden Administration ais StaDtz
@dabmeiiter erpdAlt poroen 1T, MEL
DIES Mmt er nod inne bat. @r mibte
ots Mapor ale feline Ssri9te ais
@tabt : S6abmeiiter iber Die 5inunz
5en rer Staot iefbit gutheiBen. 9r.
esSones fam aber als Stupt S6dbz
meiiter niht reiigniren, oa 1sins
pflidten srit bann gu gnoe geben,
1penn er bic Steuern fir Dds Sabr
1902 consfttrt fat, unp Oteies Durtte
, mod uber elm Sahr in anlpruh nehs
men. Gs lit bisies elm Invertebrates
Gpnunbrum, trsldes Die 9ertdte emit
fhsioen miiFen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

.GIfs".- Mus benz 9auptquar=
tier Der .Glfs" fommt Die Nuhrl9t,
bab bic Oppoiition Der 8altlmorer
Muiiter ssssn bas 8unoesz Wtarl1ez
Srf)elter aus Waibington obne Wetz
terss auf bic Settle geihoben lit, ba in
benz gontrafts Der bier 6ieligsn Srdsz
tier Niats entbalten lit, mas odraut
8eaug bat, uno bic 8altimorer itrltt
on bic grfiiGuns i6rer eontraftlihsn
@erpflihtungen esbalten tperoen 1ol@
len. Moreen ion elm md9tiser Srade
auf benz Ou4e bes 9auptquurtiers
Der rglfs" in Die 50be gelahen tperz
ben, pelfsr bic Snidrift auf elmer
6lasge oarunter entbaltsn piro:
,vglfs" fommen an; 5eigt oenielben
ehte Murpldnoer @uitfreunoi9aft!"
Die Snidrift ION auf cine tpeite Gntz
%fernung bin leierli9 iein.
Sin Matrpe ertrunten.
- Der 35 Sabre alte Matroie q.
Welib, pelfer auf Der Barge Nr. At
Der ygonlolioirten aoblenzgo." an
geftent mar, fiel seitern frib Bel benz
Weriude, in betruntensm 3ultanos
auf bas am 5uBe Der GrobzStrabe
liegenbe Jabr5eug gu eelansen, ii6er
Bprb unb ertranf, ebe man ibm 81
,oilfa fommsrl fpnnts. Sein Qeidz
nam fDurbe pom poli5eiboot n2anna=
ban" aufsefifht uno nod Der Mor=
que gebradt. Der Coroner belt Ell
men funneit niht fir nothtpsnbin-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

gotitif DIES. Sn oemotrdz
tilden 8reiien ~perluutet, oub grz
@ouperneur 6. s. Sadion, Grz8ouz
perneur 8ropn uno 9enerulzInipalt
SiiDor Hapner ii6 berbunoen bdtten,
INN bic grpdblung oes @ouperneurs
Smith gum 8unoes%Senato 81 perz
birbern, IpGte Die 9elebgebung cine
bemotratil de Msbrbsit erlun9en.
@iner Der be~funnteiten Oemotraten
Guberts bic 4nIidt, caB 9ouperneur
Smith cine ausge3sidnete Staatsz
4ominiitration gefiibrt babe uno oas
@ertrausn Der 9eiddftsintareiien bes
Stautss in ioldamMuabe beiiBe, oab
sr tbutid6li9 uls Der logiide Ganoiz
bat fir ben SunosszS enat betrddtet
perben miihe. Nod in jeoer polttiz
iGsn Steaung babe iid 9r. So6n
Walter Smith in 10 ebrenpplerWeiie
ausge3sidnet, DaB man sur 3sit tetz
men beHeren Mann ais Den Na6folz
ger bes 9unpeszS enotors WtcGomas
u%uspdblen f0nnte.
- Die Warbz 9eamten Der Srga=
ntiations : 2epublifansr 6ielten gsz
tern W6enD cine 9erlammlung i'm
2ofale oes Union 2eague : Clubs"
unb bic 6reunbe Der 4nttzO rganiiuz
tionsz Gepublifaner Der ammelten ii6
in ibrem 2pfale an Ger @de bon JaD>
cite unb HortbzS trabe. Sn beioen
@er1ammlungen puroen bic beporz
itebsnben Nr6eiten fir Die Yrimdrz
pa6len bisfuttrt.
- 0om Sefretdr Des republitant=
I6en Staats@Gpmits's, 9rn. So9n
6. Siemertng, lit geitern bas laut
8eidlub Der lebten Staatsz Gpnpenz
tion CUR Rebiiion Der republituniIdsn
Bartlett erndnnte Gomite
su elmer morgen 9ormittag 10 llbr
bier gu baltsnben SiBung "bsrufen
porben. Oas Gpmite beite6t aus
tolgenoen 9erren: StepDen Ut. Utd%
ION, George 81. @aither, Sobn g.,
Sismsring uno Wilium 5.Qirep bon
Baltimore, Benjamin 81. Rihmpno
BON N4eganpzGountp, Sbos. Yarran
pon GalpertzG ountn, Or. s. u. Bar
Der bon Salbot=G ountp, HidarO
9alam bon 6arforozgountp uno
8orIiter pbilips See @olosborougb,
Der froft isines Qmts5 Dem Gomite
ange60rt. 6r. Stepenion u. Wilz
liums, Der urIpriingli4 als Mitglieb
pss Gpmite's ernannt mar, 6dli es
!ebt, bd er dls 9ouperneurs<Sdnoi>
Dat auftritt, ni4t fir unsemeHsn, uls
Gomitez Mitsliso t6dti9 81 iein. On
Ieiner Steqe lit 9r. RiharD 9auum
ernunnt nproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16
Stn0t Baltimore.
8rirtbrf0rncruno nad5 benz MusIanne.

Die auspdrtise poIt fir bic nit
benz Is. Suli enoenbe Wohe idliebt
Gin alien GdGen pinttlid) i'm biez
figeR ,Yoitamte, fpie folst:
Die padet=poit lit often tdslin BON
8 uhr Mcissns Bis 5 ubr Huhml.z
tags (uussenommen @onntas); bic
padet=Hoit fir Oeuti9lanb fhliebt
nm II llbr 8ormittass am Montag
unb 6reitas.
Dk Dampier perlaHcn Gep>Yorf.
H.=D., Biz anoerpeitis ~anssseber.
EransatIentifhe It.
6reitas = 9 ubr Ibenbs. nu4
europa per 9ampfer r@truria," pia
Aueenstpnn.
go It ii g Ii B. unp Central
Mmerita. Msftinbiene etc.
I Opnnerltas = 1 uhr Nu9nitta9s,
nod Samaica per 9ampfet bon 30
1ton; II ubr Nadts, mad Yorto plaz
ia unb ben 4SprenzS nieln per Samz
pier bon Bottom.
Sreitag = 8 l1br Nbenbs, mad
Neufunblanb per Oumpfer rRoidz
limb" IL ubr Ia9ts, mad Bermuda
her Oampfer rSrinioao;" no4 Guraz
cao unb 9ene3uela per Oumpfer uMtdz
racaibp;" mad porto Rieo per DAM
pier ,Ypnce;;" mad ben 2eeparoz limb
Minblparbz Snieln, gritildz, 9oudnz
biIdz unD 5ran5oiiid>8uiana per
Dampfer vGaribbee;" na9 Samaica
unb @rentolpn per Oampfer n8alenz
eia;" na9 Guba per 9dmpfer rWferi=
CO." pia !9apana; mad ben Ga plataz
2dnbern per Oampfer nSrolan
prince."
ppft fir N~eufunblano pia Nortb
@Dbnep unb fir Miguelon oia Bolton
f1liebt bier tdgli6 um 8 u9r Ndhz
mittass; fir Cuba pid 5dmpa, SID,
tdgli9 nm / ubr Na6mittags; fir
9onburos, Gotta Riea uno Guatemas
la pia ep=Srlsans tGgli6 un 8 ubf
| Mbenes.
Sransz Yacific< 3 o +.
@amftas = 7 l1br Nbenbs, na6
Muftralien, ben 5itidizSnieln uno
NeuzG alebonien, pia 8%ancourer; 9oz
paii, China, Sapan unb ben pbtlipz
pinen, pia Gan Jran5isco; nod) Gbt@
ma unb Sapun, pia Seattle.
SranszpacifiezYoit miro tdglid
gum Mbsangsbafea bef0roer. urb Irz
engagements iino sstroffen fir osrsn
ununterbrodene lleberlano : SsfOross
rullg.
g. Oapiss 8arfiefo,
Yoitmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16
@ehfefferte Strdfe.

@epfefferte S~trde. -
Ypli5eiridter Sob i'm iione Itli6en
@tations6uuie bate geItern einen iebr
gsI6Gfttgen Sag, aQsr6ano 8eieBes@
iibertreter puroen i6m porgefii6rt.
So6n Mc@ruber, pel6er Ieinem DER
ger ii6er Die Meni6beit i'm QQgemeiz
men uno Die poli3ei i'm 8%eIonOeren
bur6 cine 5lutb BON fernigen 6liidsn
auf Der Strabe 2uft gemdat bate,
purbe gu $25 Strafe uno Soften per-
urt6eilt uno na6 Dem 8efGngniB ge=
fanbt, oa er 3ablungsunfG6tg mar.
6erbert g. 8ranbam muBte $40 uno
Soften berappen, neil er unuutoriiir>
ter WeiIe auf einem Waggon Der
Baltimore : S9io : 8a6n" gefa6ren
bate. Der g3eger S6onlas 8rotpn
BON Rr. 10, 5todtonsStruBe, mar
nit elmer i6nar5en Na66urin, Raz
mems Sable 8run, in Streit gerdt9en
unb babel hanbgreifli6 geporoen,
fpas rim S. Strafe uno Soften ei1@
6ra6te. Wm. 8ledipn tpuroe tps9en
unoroentli6sn 8etragens nm S.
Strafe uno Soften erlei6tert, uno
brei Neger, bic 8rapuq gema6t bat
ten, fpanbertan na6 Dem 8efdngnlB,
ba lie S. Strafe uno Soften nt4t be-
rappen fpnnten.
Gus benz 9o1i3ei Be
burtement. - 8oli3tit Goparo
u. 9todsoale pom iibliden 0iItritt
bate ii6 gsItern por Der 9Oli3ei6ez
h0rbe auf bic QnIduloigung gu per-
onttportsn, iid 5ruu gonaro ).
Wartin, ien., unb beren S6pei tier,
6ruu 3oia 2ucas bon Nr. 1911,
6anoberz5 traBe, gege1iiber in elmer
zines 9oli3iiten un5iemli4en 8eiie
benpmmen gu BADEN. 9us @er4Or,
pel6es pier Stunben Dauerte unb
cine groBe Meni4enmen9e an5og, en-
rete nit Der 9erurtGsilung oes Po@
liSiiten gu 500 Strafe. @r bate nit
ben vNugen sepinft."
= qoli5ilt Sobn s, MOffett pom
psitli6en 0iitrift puroe dbgeieBt,
neil er Iid BON Gorrine garriion bon
Nr. 657, Soiep6inezS traBe, cine golz
Dene u6r bate i6enfen lai1en. @r
mar lett 1898 9oli3iit.
gI0BIi6 geitprben. Die
So Sabre ulte 5ruu Gbriitine &ul6e
purbe seitern @ormittug Don i6rem
Sobns, Wm. 8albe, in i6rer Wo6@
nung, Nr. ,.245, Siioz9 urbumJ5tr.,
tobt in i6rem Bette liegenb aufgefunz
ben. sic mar idon felt einiger 3eit
franf, itunb jeoo6 ni6t unter dratz
liGsr 9shanolunl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16
Bonn Ghilanclphirr Tnrnbe;irf

ging folsenoe @~inienoung aus pbildz
0elp6iu gu:
Sci es benz v9eutI6 : 4merifaz
niffen Gentralbunoe bon Penniplpaz
MEN" ~selungen lit, Die 2egislutur gu
peranlahen, Elm 8eieb gu pulitrsn,
peltes ben 5urnunterri6t in ben
9oltsIdulen Der StGote eri ter uno
s~tpsiter 4laiIe pbligatprii6 ma9t, 1T
bic Grfenntnib Der Widtigteit ipite<
matii9sr f0rperli6er lle6ungen in
immer nsitere 8rsiie georungen.
6reunoe Der eolen 5urnerei bemiiben
ii9, DieIes Snterei1e INNER mebr gu
f0roern. @arme 6reunDe Der Surnez
rel iinD bic MitglieOer Der 8rauerfris
ma +. ". 9otb &c Sons. 0leielben
BADEN ni6t aQein in 3neibriiden, Der
9eimat6itaot Der POtb'iden 6amilie,
benz Dortigen SurnDeretn etne Surnz
bale bauen laiIen, iOnosrn tie BADEN
iebt benz 96ilaDelpbta Surnbe3trt
rrei iil6erne Yofale i'm @ertbe BON
nre6reren bunoert Dollars gum Sc
f6ent 9emu6t.
SSn Der SiBung Oes @orortes Oe5
8~6iluDelp6ia Surnbe3trfs, pel6e unz
ter 8oriib oes eritsn Spre6ers u. 8.
Weiie in Der 6aQe Dss r@olumblaz
Surnpereins" ItattfanO, 4puroe elm
Thinning beT6lofen, Der 5irma 5. u,
9ot6 G Sons ben 9ant bes 8orOrt5
3u ii6ermitteln, ebenIo Der Sil6srs
i6mteoeFirma 8ailep, 8unts &c
9ioofe, nel6e ebenfaQs einen iil6erz
nen potal ais Yreis g"eitiftet fat.
5errler beI6lob Der 8orort, Die bier
9reiIe ais Wanosrpreiie gu betra6z
ten, unb 5par bic eriten Drei Preiis
fir bic Nftipen, ben pierten Yreis fir
bic 30glinge, 10 DuB ni4t e%tn5elne
Surner Die preiIe gepinnen tOnnen,
ionoern nur @sreine, pelde Damn Die
errungenen 9reiie Elm Sa6r be9olten.
Die Namen Der Iiegrei6en 8ereine
nsrben auf Den Potalen eingraplrt.
Die 5rugs, ob Die greiie nl&r BEL
5urnfeiten pie Dem Diesjdbrigen gum
Gonteit fommen Ioqen, oOer audi BEL
pffi3ielen 9e3irtsz5urnfeiten, tpuros
ourd Die einitimmige 4nnubme zines
Nntrages Dom ge3irts : @4riftnart
Simm oa6in enti6ieoen, DaB Die
preiie 6ei alien 5urnteiten oes P6ilaz
oelp6iu 5urnbe5irts, ulio audi Bel ben
ge~3irtsfeiten, gum Gpnteit tommen.
Der @priiber bes @omite's fir ou5
an nG6iten6 amitag in 8oos' WuIbz
ington : 9art, 26. 5traBe uno 4Qes
e6enp : 4penus, it%attFinOenoe Surnz
feft beridtste, baB Oas 3urnen 2.30
No6mittags bsginnt. Die 8ampfz
ri6ter, iopie bic Gomite : Mitglieoer
perIummeln iid INN 1.30 auf benz
6eitplabe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

= pirb =
cine Reibe intereHanter Sp5iulbe=
rifte bon Mitarbeitern.
cine ausee5ei9nste eoitorieae Be
Ipre6ung,
po1e 8abelberi6te,
ferner zen 4nfang zines neuen ROz
names:
Die 6abrt um's Slid" Romun BON
paul Oscar Solder;
~sein grOBter Grfolg," Sti55e BON
6rep. 8incent;.
Der Orobbrief," cine @ei4idte pom
WeiBen glumencoriO;
Der Hegimentsgdrtnsr," 9umoreste
bon 6. 6. HoB6erser;
4nfdnge Der Suiti5 in galifornisn;
Der b0ie anabe;
8rilantenfe1er Der 3iebe;
Sins na6 cem Inbern," 9umoreste
bon Sheo. bon Sorn;
Die Iu1tern oes San 9umldno,"
Nope[latte BON Nlfreoo gan5ini;
rS6re Hente," Sti55e BON 9ottbaro
8urldnD;
Ius Der alien 9eimat6;
6umoriitiI6ss nit giloern etc.
euthdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

erIhienen eeitern i'm Mdnorszg iireuu
uno beiADerten iid, bab an Der nsllen
S9ule gu Walbropt elm Steamfitter
urbeite, nel6er ni6t our Union gez
bore. 9r. Preiton. Der pom Munor
iiber bic 4ngelesenheit bsfrast muir
be, erfldrte, er babe mad benz 8utz
a6ten oes friibsren Staot : Yrofuraz
tors 8rpan fem Redt, Dem Gontrufz
tor porauidreiben, fpel9e Sorte Dir
better er anIteIen miibte.
8 tie Der 5lptten Srtz
~gaoe.
Moppr Mc2dne, Gontroleur 5effz
rer, Rat6sprdiibsnt Simunus, Regiz
TRAITOR Cooper, Stuot profurator
Bruce, ST.. N1an Mc2ans, Siaatsz
Qnpalt qoe, 9ilfs : @tuutsanpdlt
grstper, Or. Sohn 6. 3ompfins, Sr.
Clinton peters, 6r. 9arrp Hooz
qers, ST.. 8m. %. Soroun uno Or.
So6n s. Mc9ratb fu9ren geItsrn
Nadmittag 2 ubr auf Der Sadt
nSpenboe," Gigent6um oes Bart
Gommifdrs 8oo5e, als @Gife Der
MarplGncer 5lotten : Brigade nab
2ope : point 6inunter, mo Die Sriz
oaoe lire iG6rliden uebungsn porz
nimmt uno bsute ben Sahresbau obz
bdlt.
Die guut6Gtigteit.
Sm gebduoe : Snipeftors 9iireau
erlangte 6r. Gharles s. 8ering gez
tern bic Grluubnib gum 8au bon II
breit0digen Wobnungen an Boone
5trabe, Stpiifen q. uno 22.StroBe,
3u SIS 900; uno 5r. 9ammono 9uz
qan erbielt Die GrlaubniB gum Buu
zines pisrIt0digsn 8e6dloss auf Dem
8uuplaBe Nr. 313, Noro : Charles
Strabe, peldes $4,000 foiten ptro.
gs purben ungefd6r so Grluubz
niBideine gum Qus6efsrn Der our6
ben Sturm psrurIu6ten Sdaoen an
@e6duoen ert6eilt.
SuIpen3piebeln ur E
Barts.
Die muni5ipale GontraftzgehDrbe
begutu9tete geitern 5pe5lftfattOnen
Der gart : 8e60roe fir Die 4nlhafz
flung bon $4,000 fperth S%ulpen3piez
beln, Die i'm Oftpbsr ab3ultefe rn iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

Jrau HanDolpb Barton, Qleranoer
GGiaHsr, 5rau 5tbbugb 8olosboz
rough, 81. 8. 8olosboroug6 unO Sri.
Wnn 6. Whitelpd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-16

Ginc Hciie mad1 Scntidlanb,
nm bic Welt posr mad ir9eno einem
S6eile Der Delt drrangirt. Heiiez
biIlete iiber ale 8abnz uno 9umpfsrs
2inien. Sbeo. s. 9tener &c
s G., Ais WaterzStr. (266-)