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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23

"You Cash In Fer Me When You OH
to Marlin. Something 10 TO Happen
In About a Week."
IN the way Of man fght, returned
to the doors Meantime tho bar
keeper had counted out the proper
change for Callco-tA40.
Come or runnin, boys. and look
at thisl" ms he pointed TO the silver
in front Of him. Il do reckon l won.
der whar In thunder he thinks
come from. How much was II give
him, 'Red'f"
"TwentyY No. didn't have moth
Ing smnllern' atty an that's what
handed him. wasn't Il. Buck1"
why. sure II was, said Buck
We'll. the skunkl Shall we Kill him
here or drag him over to Lick Skillet
and let the dogs eat him up?"
The barkcoper hastily went 70 his
drawer. Really said he. you
didn't"
whats that Didn't hey7 Well,
we'll Just show YOU a trick that you
never heard OF afore." and with that
he proceeded 10 draw his gun.
In an instant the barkeeper's hands
were above his head lie begged for
giyeness n he had made a mistake.
he certainly would recify II then and
there.
well, shell her out; shell her 'outl"
they all demanded AZ once And 1870
were laid upon the wooden bar
Then the boys went down the little
street. relating their experience to
al, tho other saloonkoepers, who
agreed with them that the Chicago
yankee was crook. After having
spent about the amount they
straddled their ponies and we're soon
in Abilene again "Stell" set out pies
aud coffee. and her patrons ate raven
ously. when they had finished, Call
co took the waitress TO one side and
handed her a roll OF bills. Nov
then" said he. wen 20 to Big
Springs OF bust UP the X Y OUTFIT"
The evening Of the ball rolled
around. The train which left Abilene
at Z o'clock would put them there In
ample time. AZ Ave Calico began dress
ing. His boots had been shined, his
hair sprinkled coplously with Florida
water. his mustache creased and his
chin shaved. His hat was cooked to
one side md cigar tilted upwards
when he called on "Stell." She sur
voyed him critically. "Pears TO me, .
she said, you'd look styllsher II you'd
take that air red handkerchief from
your neck" and OF came the red ban.
dana
"Stell' was In a hurry She had not
begun to dress. and here II was close
to G o'clock Once upstairs she bo-
gan squeezing herself into corset
two sizes too small for her. But she
got II fastened. she frizzed her hair,
powdered her face. put on a velvet
colored dress. tied a blue belt around
her waist and then she was ready.
The ball was a great social success.
To her surprise the FIRST man TO ap-
proach her when she arrived waa
the Doc hut she turned him away.
There were six members OF the X Y
ranch that attended aud after "Stell''
had danced with each one for a set.
she gave her time wholly 10 Calico.
There were few fights. aud the barrel
OF whisky lasted until dhybreak, Al
which time the Abilene contingent
took the train for home
Calico" and "Stell" slept in the
same seat during the ride, lndiner'
ent TO the eyes that were turned upon
them As they were descending from
the train platform at Abilene, Cali
CO. turned to buckeye" and said
you cash in for me when you sit TO
Marlin. I'm gwinter stay here, Some
thing is TO happen in about week"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23
peculiar and Fatal Accident.

Mrs Joseph Krumful OF Altoona,
Penn. was milking, when the COW
turned her head to brush on ny
ard ran horn into the woman's
brain through her eye causing fatal
injury.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23

Hero ne few suggestions for a
pleasant and profitable evenings en-.
terislnmmt
|fnsl-Make a lis. from memory. Of
words nat are pronounced alike, hut
spelled t|nercntly Fix the time limit
MI say hirty minutes. when the lists
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23
A comina Bowler.

Fred Strong who sprang into ma.
tional prominence by winning the in.
divldual bowling championship OF the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23

From Saddle to Editorial Chair
Jockeys are not supposed to be
blessed with any too plentiful a sup
ply of brains II u.s. therefore, sur
pIising TO read Of one Of their number
forsaking the saddle for the editorial
chair. This II what Charles Thorpe
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23

this position only the FIRST Joints Of
the little fingers will be in the sells.
sors. as you win observe In Fig. 2. Now
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23

Lightning doesn't belong To a unioa.
yet It is the most persistent striker.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23

Ia " first the sign Of the Russian
m4nofgar II bears upon a white
field th cross Of 81. Andrew In blue,
81 Antew being the patron saint OF
Russia, as well as of Scotland. The
Russlan believe that II was he who
brought the doctrines OF Christianity
into thir midst,
The flag Of the Russian merchant
senici is a tricolor. or three.colored
ias>ith the top stripe white. the
middl one blue and the lower
red.
Il ates from the time of Peter the
Grea, and was originally borrowed
from the Dutch. although now tho
striPs arc differently placed. Paint
The pictures.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23

ar,handed in and the boy or girl
hating the longest list wins a prize.
Examples; Bale, bail; bate. bait.
fat. feint; fame. fain. feign; vane,
vel; wave. waive.
beond-Mako list, from memory.
oflords that are accented on the first
syhhle as nouns, but on the second
syb nle as verbs. Same time limit.
AM ihe longest list wins the prize.
EXAMPLES; Afix, compound, conflict,
esori, export. insult. survey transfer.
Ihlrd-Mako n list, from memory,
Of fords that are spelled alike, but
prCnnced differently Same time
lint, and the prize awarded as before.
Examples; Courtesy, does. gill, lead
leaned, live, poll. read slough, tear
win, wound.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23
Where the Wind Comes From.

low many boys and girls know how
to I'D tho direction OF the wind7 OF
couHe, n II we're blowing a gale any.
oneeould tell, but suppose only a gen.
tie breeze were stirrlng-hardly
enqgh to make the tickle weather.
cocl decide which way TO polnt-then
wha would you dot
lnsuch case a woodman or hunter
willthrust one finger into his mouth.
wettng II well. and then hold II up
In be air. The side which feels cold.
est shows from which direction the
wind comes. The reason OF this is
plali the more rapid movement OF the
air rom one direction causes the
moisture on that side Of the finger to
dry more quickly. thus giving the sen.
satld'of GOODNESS.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-01-23

Logs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
StaOt Baltimore.
Ericfbef1rocruna mad benz MusIanbr

Die ~auspdrtiss pOit fir Die nit
benz %. Suli enoenbe Wo9e i4lieBt
Gin alien 6Glen pinftlid) I'M btez
iigen Yoitdmte, pie folgt:
Die YudstzYoit lit pffen tdglin pom
9 u6r Mcrsens Bis 5 11br Na4mii>
tags (ausgenommsn Spnntag); be
padet=qoit fir Oeuti4luno fdliebt
I'm II u6r 8prmittags am Wtontdg.
Die Oampfsr perlahen Eep>gort,
N.=O., Biz anberpeitig angsgeber.
9ransattcntif6e BOT.
sSreitag = nm 9 u6r @benb5 na4
europa per 9umpfer nGampdnla"
pia Queenstown.
@oT ii g ii b. unb Central
Mmerita, % itiuoten etc.
sSreituq - I'm 1 ubr Rd9mittdgs
mad Bermuda per 9umpfer Dol 6az
lifar, no; nm 7 u6r Ibenos mad
8raItlien per Oumpfer rSprdcuI e"
piu 9erndmbuco uno Santos; I'M II
u6r Nu4ts mad ben Ga Pldtas8e@
qenoen per Oampfer .@uIiloa"; mad
Reue6unblanb per 0umpfer Sill
piu"; mad 9orto 3ico, Curacao uno
8~eneauela per 9ampFer nGardcas"
na9 5ortunes Sslano, Sumutca uno
Gurtagena per 9ampfer nQltai";
mad Guba per Oampfer nMorro
Cattle" Dia 6apanu; mad Sndgud,
Santi unb Santa Mart6a per DAM
pier rQtbOs".
ppit fir Neu%funblanb piu Nortb
@pbnep unb fir Misuelon biu Bolton
{9liebt bier tGgli9 I'm 8 u6r Nu6z
mittdgs; fir Cuba pia 3umpd, SID.
tGqli9 UNI 1 I6r Nd9mittdgs; fur
6onburus, Gotta Rioa unc 9uatema@
ia Dia Nep<S rlsars tdgli9 I'm 8 llbf
Mbenbs.
9 0 #.
Oie poit nd6 9aipaii, Sdpun uno
ben pbilippinen pia Gan Sruncisco
i9lieBt bier tdglid Bis gum &c. SuIi
nm 7 u6r Qbenbs; mad Quitrdlien,
Deutschland, Silt Sumoa uno 9dz
pdii piu San 5runcisco tdgli4 Bis
gum 1. auguit Inn 7 ubr Q6enOs.
Sruns>9ocifioz9oit pirO tdgli9
gum I~bsangsbufen bef0rbert unb Qrz
engagements iino setrpffen fir beren
ununtsrbro4ene ueberlano : 8sforoes
rung.
g. 0aoies Warfielb,
goitmeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

6IlfsJS erndnnts uno
aud 6rn. 80. 8. 9rout, Der Den Ste@
nograp6iten oes 8iireaus 6isber unz
entgeltlid bali, uuf Die offt3leue 9ez
baItsliite Ite1te.
Gin neues q pbdltptld@
fer,
Staotz sS%ngenieur 5enbda bat BRO
Ben 9entudper Hod@QipbaltS 6uge=
ianbt 6etpmmen, pelfer ni9t aQein
6iniqer, ionbern aud O~auerbafter
Ietn foq, als Der bisher in Baltimore
i'm @ebrau9 befinolide SrtniouO
Qfp6alt. 8G6reno 2ebterer ieBt
$2.4O pro QuaOratparo toitet, tommt
Die Quaoratparo &entudper Rod=
Qfp6alt<qflafter nur auf 50 gu tie
ben. Sn Buffalo bat iid fol6ss
9flaiter u Sabre bepd9rt. SO6uIo
cine ldngere Strede nit @6eetz
Qip6ult ~gepflaitert perben ion.
pini6t 6r. 5enOun Oieies MoteriaI
aus 8entudD elmer Probe 81 unter=
perfen.
9te Steueretnnd6me
0as 5teuerz9 Department bat To-
nett in 1908 1926, 7O9 an 5teuern
collsttirt unb muB bis gum /. De-
5em6er nod 81, 145, 1888 e~inne6men,
tpenn Elm 0efi3it i'm itGoti76en
6uus6ult bermieoen percen foU.
Ntit benz GoQeftiren Der QnnerIteuern
tpiro I'M NuguIt begonnen tperoen.
uno cine beosutenoe @inna6ms miro
bunn erpurtet.
9r. Gail iii 5suer=Gom m
mtiiGr.
Sine Delegation, beite6eno aus ben
SO, S. ). RequurOt, 81. 8. Ro6inz
ion unO Sugsnbri9ter G6u8. %.
9euisler, eri6ien geItern Dor WaDor
Nc2ane uno befirportete bic @rnenz
nung Oe5 9rn. 8eo. 30. Sail, iun.,
gum 6euer<gommifdr.
$500 mad P6ilabetP6ia
uno 8uriid
am Sonntag, ben 26. Suli, auf Der
nYenniDGounia : @iIen6a6n;" I6Fubrt
BON Baltimore sos 8ormittdas.
$3.50 na9 Gbeiter, $1.OO mad 0il=
mington uno 8uriid. 4e6nIide grz
furiionen am 9, unb %. 4uguT.
S2O2-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
9nfal6eridte ans Mulhinutuu.
0rp6en NIT strife.

0rpben NIT Strtte.
9rdIioent Barrett BON Der Wui6=
ingtoner 8u66inoer Union bat bic
@rtIdrung ~ubgegeben, Dab ieOer in
Der R~egierungs = 0ruterei angeIteIte
8u66inosr uno idmmtlife Mitglie=
Der D~er6iinoeter unionen bic 4rbeit
nieoerlegen Deroen, fans Der 6iilfs=
0ertmeiIter SO. u. Wiuer, oe7enGnt=
lafung tiir3li6 pom 9rGiioenten3oo=
ieoeIt pioerrufen purOe, ieine Sbd=
ttQfeit in Der Regierung5 = 9rudertl
nieoer uufnimmt. QuBerOem bat Die
%genannte Union aud an 9etretGr
GortelDou, ben G6ef Oe5 Oepurtez
ment8 fir 8erfe6r uno 4rbett, Elm
66reiben geianOt, in peldem Der
Stunopunft Der Union betr. WttQer's
0ieoereinIeBung tlur ourgelegt ptrO,
uno bic Union bat auBerOem nod Ell
ne lGngere, fir oo5 9u6litum 6ere6z
nete @rflGrung o~6gegeben, lporin bic
qun3e @eI6i6te oes Sales Oargelegt
uno 6ebuuptet fpirO, oaB Differ ii6
606I eiqent6imli6 ii6er Die unter
inn Ite6enben Qrbeiter 9eduBert uno
bic 8u6binoer : Union, oeren Wtttz
olteb er oamaIs mar, DerungItmpft
babe.
I'm Der GrtlGrung Der Union ptro
ausoefii6rt, bah U}i1er ben 8Orldz
bungS6riefsn ni6t 6OIge %leiItete uno
bah aug Dem 6eiqe6rd9ten 3eu9ntBz
Material bic Union oa5 8enuBtIein
BON MiGer'5 G6ulo erlangt babe.
aerrer pirb Mi1er 6eI6uloigt, Die
@efeBqe6ung gum S6dOen iejner
Union 6eeinfluBt nunO einem geptIen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. : Pretsz
liften aug arberen StGOten geIiefert
au 6a6en, nm ourau5 81 bepetien,
bah bic 8u66in0er in Der Regie@
runos : Oruderci niht genu9 ar6eiz
teten, 7opie oieiem 8eprdientanten
bic offi3ieGe Q618rift bes in benz
Union : @erfa6ren gegen i'm gelteno
oema6ten 3eugniB : Materials ges
IfeFsrt git 6o6en," Sn Der grtIGrun8
ber Union pirO IeBtere 6anOlungsz
peife Miner'8 ais ntiidtI4e5 9orgez
ben" 6e3ei6net, oa bic 0bi4rift 81
oent6um Der Union gepeien lei.
Die Grfldrung Der uniOn idlieBt
nit f~oIoenOen 8orten: Die Union
fat niemals MiGer'5 GntldRung aug
Der Reoierunqs 0ruderei Oerlungt,
o6er Is Ioate in 8etradt 8e3o8en
neroen, ouB uniere Union Stdtutan
uns perbieten, nit einem IuSpenotrten
pber acknowledgement Mitglieo 3uidmz
men al Qrbeiten. Nir erfubren, ouB
miuer auf 8runo geieBmdBiger8laz
oen. nelfe Der Setter oerRegierungss
9rrferei er6o6en, uno i'm @tntlange
NIT Dem Gioiloienit 8eIeB e%ntlofen
poroen mar. ltnIer 8eneismoteridl
aeiote bis CUR GoiOen5, oaB er BEN
Qsiter Der 9egierungS : 0rudereF
nieoerbolt 0ffentltn be19tmptt qdtf
IT,"
I'm Der grtlGrung tperben alerlei
peri0nli6e 4nipielungen uuf 0tiaer
oemadt uno 6in3ugefiigt, OuB man
8e6uf5 elmer e~irgs6enOen unteriuz
6unq oes Safes bic geeigneten8edmz
ten nit geniigenoem 8epei5materials
Derie6en babe. 9iiIfs : NertmeiIter
Miner, um oeTen 9eriOn jeBt oieier
aan3e STREET. tobt, 6efinoet 1i4 duz
0pn6liflih in M~innedpolis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

Die 9art Gon3erte iinc
pteoer in lire Redte eingetreten; bus
Gon5ert, pel6es geitern &beno i'm
r0rutObiG purt" ge9eben purbe,
mar BON MuIitliebbu6ern iebr 5a6l=
reid beiudt, 9uuienOe pObnten oems
fel6en BEL. Sir bus 6eute 4beno i'm
vGlifton 9arf" ituttfinoenoe @on=
5ert 1T bus na6Itebenoe 9rOgrumm
uufgeiteGt; 1. Mari4 rglts", Car.
2. Oupertiire r,3umpu," 9erolo. 8.
Walser rQuo @uOis," Boomers. 4
Nus3iige aus gGapuqeria Ruiticund,
Wascagni. 5. Srom6one : 9olr
BART : G4oes," 8aiier (~gepibmet
benz 8dpeqmeiiter 6. .. Wuters), &C.
ipielt BON 6rn. Wm. 8uiier. 6. Sc:
lection BON nScot4 MeIooies," 8onz
niFeuu. Z. a. ~ geitertOug6t5" UNI
b. npun6ineuo," 9erbert. 8. @us.
5iige Don nG6ime5 Of 0ormanop,"
8aper. 9. SoAG .W}iu in tie 6oreit'
(duf 8erlangen), Mi6aeI. 10. Marif
y4lgeria," Serb. Qinbarb (gepiOmet
benz 9puperneur Smit6).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

Dem Sooe entrungen. -
S6atIG6li6 bem3ooe entrifen tpuroe
geitern 8ormittug Der 12zidbrige So
fep6 8auenftein BON Nr. 1887, Dit
6uDetteitruBe. Der 8ndbe baoete am
6uBe Der MtiGitruBe i'm 9afen, BEAM
einen Rr~ampfanfua uno iant unter.
6r. Sames Werree bon y&r. POOP,
SeFferIonitraBe, peI4er in Der g&a4z
barI6dft arbeitete, bolte iofort etnen
SFang6aten 9erbei uno er mar 10 gliidz
li9, ben &naben iofort gu erfafen
unb ans 2anO gu 3iehen. 2teutenoni
Goreb pom 9oIt3eiboot n2dnnan,"
Sergeant Qancaiter uno polt8iit
Sopnep pom mittleren 9iitrltt Ralfen
linn bann BEL ben Wieber6ele6ungsz
8erIu4en, uno nu4oem lie ben tletz
men &0rper bes &naben Wttnuten lang
uuf elmer Some gepGl3t butten, gab
Der Sunge pteOer 2ebens3etfen BON
ii6, porauf er in @ile per 4mbuldn3
Res mittleren Stations6uuies mad,
benz Staot : 9oIpitul gebra4t tpuroe,
mo er Ii4 bulO pieoer poaitdnoig erz
6olte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
6 M ittirt t.

Sine 6eitere @eI6i6te aus Gomez
Ssluno. - 6euerpebr pegen
Miet6eriiditano uuf Die StraBe
geieBt.
Dab in Qmerita Glihts unm0gIi4
1T, 3eigt 10 re8t pieOer cine tlsine
8ei6i6te, bic uns g%eitern briefIi4
DON Relp=gort beri6tet purOe. Inner
Gorreiponoent bort IAratbt, ME
folgt, inter Qnoerem:
.@inen 6auptipaB babe i4 leBte
Wofe bier erIebt. Die 5euerpe4r
BON Compassionate, Die nur 3pet
6Guier bon mir i6r 6auptquartier
bat, puroe nGmli6 Our6 ben Wtars
f6uG auF Die StraBe geIsBt, pegen
9li6t3ablung Der Mietbe.
SIN umieben paren Wdgen, Bier
be unO ale Ioniti9en lltenIilisn 6erz
ausgei6afft. Der 8runo gu oisiem
10 unqep06nli6en 8erfubren, peni1z
items gegeniiber elmer ftGotjI6en Nm
itdlt, lag BARN, OdB uniere guten
0etpzgorter 6tuOtpdter i6on felt 3
Sabren pergefen batten, 0dS nOtbige
8slO sur 3ubIung Der Mietbe 81 per-
piuigen. 0atiirli6 nurbe Dem 6ausz
etgentbiimer 0u5 81 ,bunt, uno er
griff tur3 unO biinoig 5u Dem punz
oerOoLen unO b~eionOers bier 10 pohl
b%etannten .0ispofeBs "@erfabren,
ouf gut 0sutI6 Ruu5I6metB=@erz
faRren. Die arms 6euerpe6r muBte
ben gan3en Sag uno Die y}aht inter
3eltsn 5ubringen, bis am nGditen
Sd9e Die Sa6e rgeietteIt" lpurOe uno
tie tpteoer in i6r alte5 6eim 5uriid=
tebren tOnnte. Nan iugt, Dap ii9
ielbit Die Pferoe 606it gebemiitbigt
tublen, our6 Die unteremonieQe Irt
Dirt uno 8eiie. auf Der fie BON benz
W}dri6au an bic frjI6e 2uFt bef0r=
bert lpurben."
DAB gelDObnlihe Ster6li6e u6 uno
gu nit Dem ~rQonOloro" in @onflift
tommen, penn ie nj6t bic n0t6ige
Summe BADEN fir Die Miet6e, uno
oann aud Die nieoli6en tleinen pei=
ben 3ettel betommen, moruuf linen
angeOeutet, OuB i~nner6ul6 BRET 3u9en
n9emubOt" lperOen muB, 1T ia IdlieBz
lid nidt 10 f9limm, ober -- Nerpz
9ort, Die MetropoIe Der reuen 0elt,
nit einem llnioeriitdts z4rofeTor ul5
8iirgermeiiter, lGBt feline 6euerpe6r
'rausieBen, neil IS bic W}istbe ni6t
be3a6len fam -- nee, absr 10
'lpdsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

10 pOntOmmer fpuren, ME in biefem
Sale. Sd ipre4e ni9t fir mid al
lein, ionbern aud i'm Slime aner De-
rer, Die i'd biz jebt g~etroffsn babe"
. berammergau."
9eute piro 9r. 6arrp @G8portb
6ei6t in Serbs Opernbaus eine8orz
leiung iiber Die 8aFionsipiete in
Oberummerguu bdltsn, BEL pel9er
bic ni6tigften Scenen Der Spiele
Our9 itereoptii4e 8iIOer iuuitrirt
fperosr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
limb er Ipa 9cin Serr Icin!"

0ieie 8orte rparoen ieOer 8raut
DOR benz 3raualtar e~ingeprGgt, jeOo6
in ben meiIten 3ydGen nad "a 5tuns
ben DergeTen. Sang anOers itebt es
nit Franf 6teir8 8ier.-Ber
einmal oieIen eOlen Grant geno1en,
Der pergiBt i'm ni6t unO iebnt it6
tets mad einem 8taie oes uniibertrofs
fenen @eritenIuftes. (2O5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

tpirb, nie f6on ieit ieiner Grim
bung, audi an nd4ften Sonntag
in osuti6en 5dmilien Elm germ
qeie6ener 9dIt fein. Sds Weltdu
lit our6 po1itGnOigen 0spei6enz
bienIt geosdt unO audi Der lotale
She'll tpiro poQe 8eri6te entbalz
ten. On llnter6altungsitoff bic
tet bic nd9ite Summer auBeroem
feIielno geI6riebsne 4rtitel auf
Der eoitorieQen Settle uno
Die 5ubrt um's Slid"
C5ortiebung), Roman BON Paul
Ssfur Solder;
y8erfpefulirt;;~
r9ing Bong" BON 4lfreo
5riebmann;
Die Not66remie," 9umoreste
BON 4Gpin R0mer;
Die eriten aiiFs," 9umOreste
bon Seq BON 5orn;
Die Dittpe er3Ghlt," iarotz
nif6e @ti58e BON 9rociu De-
leoba.
4us Der dlten 9eimdtf.
SumoriitiI9es nit 8iloern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

Sir bic Not6leiOenoen
- @eItern gingsn bei'm S4uBmeitel
oes ltnterItiiBungs : @omite's fir bit
Not6leioenosn BON Rorooit : 8dlti.
more, Squire 5. %. 2emis, pieoel
S75.75 fir bic 0otbleioenoen Elm
9uitor 8aclu0 8unet ertlGrte geItern
ou8 @omite babe 6ereits $2456 fin
ben guten 9ped dusgege6en, bod ie
nabe3u biefel6e Summe notApenoig
nm Der Not6 p~orItGnoig Elm gnoe 81
MAIDEN.
sSm 8ireuu oes r0euti4en GORE:
fpo%noentsn" liefen geitern fir BIZ
Not6leioenoen elm: bon George Bun.
nede S. unO BON Der 3ions : 9emsin:
be an Noro : 8apitraBe $40. Sei'
5umme pirb Dem unterItiiBungs:
Gomite 6eute iiberlieFert peroen.
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Grtagfeine 8runbpunz
ben. - Sa5. 8rO5lOp, Der 7 Sabre
alte So6n BON 3beo. 9ro8lOp, CIR.
825, Sib@8onOftraBe, pelder am
II. D. DTS, pGbreno er nit Streths
60l3ern ipiette, fdlimm i'm 8eiidt'
uno am Qrme per6runnt puroe, erz
lag ietnen 8ranotpunben gelterIl
Morgen i'm st. Soiepb5z9OlpttaI.
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@ine Nfeiie nndh aeutihIanS.

I'M bic 8elt Ooer mad irgeno einem
S6eile Der Welt arrangirt. &eiie=
biGete ii6er ale 8abnz uno 0dmpfers
Qinien. S6eo. $. 9iener &
6 o., Ais MuterzStr. esq.,
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&ur3e 6rei4eit. - Der Ges
Ger G6arles QloDO, tpel6er geitern
MOrgen einen 3OztGgigen Strufter~
min i'm 6taOtgefdngniB beenOete,
fpuroe, uls er aug benz 9efGngntB
trut, pom OeteftiD SeibolO pteoer
feItgenommen, nm mad 8ertelep~9o.,
8.z9a., geIanOt gu perOen, ND er an
1. Mai angebli6 in ben &doen DON
6enrp Ram56erg einge6ro6en ietn
uno cine feline 8eloiumme geraubt
BADEN Ipq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

Wetteruusfi9ten = Stir
MurDlanb unb ben 0iitrttt Gplumbia
flar am 5reitds uno Samitas, lei6te
nor00itlide @tHbe.
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@c(nieusunoem uoh ocut,dlous

"a Gents pro Nart unb Gommiiiion.
36eo. 8. 9tener e 6 o., Ais
Ddterz9 trdBe. Gusldnbif4es 9elp,
@e9iel unb grebit=8riefe. @4iffsz
tarten BON uno na6 europa. (2662
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@eridunt nibt, @sbbtrs elegant ,iHo;rittstts
sbotograpbii6cs attIitr, Rr. 32l, 3OrpsGaOsStr.,
81 btiubtn.
@oriusli6t, ~qardrtitt Oaucr5dftt GabinctsSlOtr
fir 81 90 od5 SuStub.
GmciQ.z uro Qlatins9ilptr, ipDis ftniItrii6
dusaefibrt. ltbtnsgrobe 9ortrdts fno @ebbtls
capitalization.
cir gut, ecoieuuug blrat otr Rui o's at;Iiers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

shiittcliruft, Shmer5cn, Mala'
ria, ga Grippe mnb idIlimme Srtal-
tmuacn fmrirt purd ,,SlaHcn'S Aane
0tGS" taud1 in Hiiiiger Tprml.
SreiS Csc. Mnentbalben Herfautt.
CStj2. 3&S,l?
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$500 mad PHILADELPHIA unO snrii6,
$50 nab Gbefter uno Snrii6,
SI.OO nad1 @i(minatun uno Suriif,

uuf Der r9snniDlOunid : @iien6abn,
@onntag, ben 26. Suli. Spe3iaI5ug
perlGBt ben llnions8abn6of sos Dor
mittdgs. (2O4-6)
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$500 mad 96tlaoeGp6ia,
$3.50 nud Gbeiter, $1.0O nab
5000


WTIIIIN9T0N NM 5UTUd.
SOnntag, ben 26. SuIi; n9enninIs
Oanja = G~iien6a6n;" Qbfu6rt pom
Union 8a6n6of in Baltimore sos
Morgen5. 8ijdtebr, Q6Fu6rt BON
9bilaoelpbia Z lt6r Q6enos; bon
Gbeiter Z.2O Qbenos; BON 8ilmingz
ton 7.4O 46enos. 98,2O2-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

Srinft Rennp's S6ee unb
4affee.-6eit 80 Subren beril6mt
QualitGt urb preiie. 6. ..
atnapg q. 60 2dben. l6OlaSl
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8erbringt Sonntu9 in

$500 fir bic RunOreiie. 4uf Der
r9ennIplpanid @iienbu6n." $3.50
na6 Gbeiter, $1.OO ru4 Wilmington
uno 5uriif. 3iidfehrenO abfubrt BON
8rpuo : 9traBen : 8u6nbOf in 9biIu@
belp6iu 100 Q6enbs, BON @beiter 7.20
Q6enos, DON Bilmington TAO
Q6enos. (2O3-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24
8tIGige @rturfionen mad
96ilubelp6ia, 0ilmington unO
Ghefter.

IN @Onntugsn, 26. Suli, 9. 4ugut
uno %. Quguit, auf Der nPenniplOdz
mia GiIen6ubn." gta8 P6ilaOeIpRia
$500, g6eiter $3.50, Wilmington
$1.OO unO 5uriit. Se6t Die anoeren
N~n3eiosn. (2O3-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-24

8erbienen 8eIo6nung. =
Die qoli5ei6eb0roe fpirO in i6rer beu>
tigen 6iBung Die 6rage Der 8eloRz
nung Der 9oli5eibeamten fir Die
Oienite, pel6e tie ieit Samitug gez
than, in @rtpdgung 3ieben. Die pc
|li5iIten BADEN ieit Somitag penig
56laf betommen, unO bic b06ite Nm
srfennung gebii6rt i6nen fir Die 9rt
uno Deiie, in rpelfer lie Die gepulti=
gen Meni6enmafen controIirten.
8u6rf6einlid peroen Die Commit
fare ben 9oli5iiten einen peiterer
6eiertdg ge6en,
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p{ittI. soromettrf. 2 So nodfc 3empcratur. 81
YiittI. Gberuomcterf.. 70 g~iieoTisite 3smperat. 81
Die bohite Stnelissett oss 2einbts IN elmer
Stuuee betrEs Ia 9t,iItn pon @efteH.
Sag etfrigt 8ttter. 3ie b6b1s
S.mp,ratur Dts oekrisen Ss9ss ibis 8 lbr aStHss)
mar aut uabo,uonRttn 6tdfiousn. pis tolat:
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~ etterbcrid1t.
Der. Stadtsn=gR "S1reou, /
Baltimore, Den %. Suli 1908.
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300 Dr. 1897 y IS 80. IL Sldr.
800 u. ~ 30 rs % u. -. lSldr.
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