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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
0arh[anS G. genniBIbaniasGi Iens
hnhueGnmbQauie.

9OrtbsaDenue HH3 Gat7 Siall9Ga
Grll6sn an Wo9tHt59cH Hl9 JoEE, IA, um 'E'
g,TiI6sn an Bo5tHso5su mao Gdta, IA, I'm
T.5C WlOrgens, 3O awO 40 3a9G.i.aS5. ann
gtriaFtn an Q8o9tntdg.n UdD. St.alr, .gtog um
7.35' $50 W0rgsns, 3.O5. 40 Ha9mlt!ass uh0
500 Nbtnos. 49, . "a
Dlgratng unD 400 3lbmitta3s. m n
Q.r,1uSu an SpuutaQeu nap Ss.llti Dto't uual
$50 Morqens, 400 Ia3m'ttaSs UNI lVVO
amy g qorrtg Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
Queen Qnne'8 Gilenba6nsGn.

SubrbGau trattu Rraft q. 9 #. 1902.
Sampler 0rrlaTsn Bier CIR. 10. 2igbts5t'aBt;
SdgIi5 u"usgeuOmmen 6umftogl els 9ormitta95
uHO 3.15 9a6mittogg; Gamiilgs I'm 6l5 SeEs
m;!to9s uno 2 ubr Qaamittaos nab RsHtsJs1aae'
GsHtrsOia,, QtiDes IND 8Dii3UtatioHtH.
ani6IuB an sEtInDars & G5e. 5itH5aRH- nap
Gaton, GTforo uno 8piibeutGtiont1.
Gra6t niro ,utgtgsH gsrommsu an 8o9sRiassH
bis 6 ubr a6enog.
9sl.5bon.: 6. & o. let. Baud 3l02, mO. (9:u.l
81. g.. ". IrOTtL
moi271O Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
Muntn9, Den 8. Rdrs 1908.

DAB Der Senat nu9fit=
gen muB tpegen GINGER perfGumter
4r6eiten tpirb pon i9aOenfrO6en 2euz
ten nit 8e~nugtbuung begriiBt tper=
ben. Sic erbulten Sabpesgehdlter,
tperben alio fir bic GrtruiiBung nt4t
ertra hpnprirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

gtner Der Der. Staatenz
6H6@@ommifGre lit nu4 pielen ST.
P%erimenten gu Der lteber8eugung 9ez
fommer, DAP Die Slide 90ren. On
bere SorI6er iinO na4 langen Ser
fu6en gu bem &eIultut getDmmen,
DaB bic Slide ni4t b0ren. @er bat
nun Re6t?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

9or etnigen $ a n
ma6te bas BON ieinem @rfinber, Or.
$. @olbI9mibt, nSbermit" genunnte
@emif9 BON @iIenoriO urb pulDeriz
firtem aluminium groBes Qufieben
in Der te9nif6sn Welt. Die Miz
f6ung bat bic @igeni9uft, Dab tie.
sur @nt5iinbung ge6ra6t, BON felbit
fpeiter brennt un0 cine 9iBe entptdelt,
bic duf 1000 @rab Geliius geT9GBt
pirb. M}an bat bieie bobe Sempera>
tur nit groBem grfOlg gum S4pei>
zen DON Weqen, StubltrGgern unb
Robren benuBt, beionbers Bel Heparas
turen i'm @9ifffabrts6etriebe. Ser
..0orbbeutI9e 2lppb" bat bos @olbs
fAmibt'f9e S9peiBberfabren in iei>
men Observation-Disclosures nit grs
fofo 7ur @ntpenbung gebru4t. Rad
ZEN bisberigen grge6nii1en f6eint bas
gbernif 6erufen, in Der Se4nif, be-
{onbers aber i'm S4iffFa9rtsbetris6,
zine aroBe ap[e 81 ipielen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

n0ie Gemofroten BADEN
in 6rn. 8orman ~penigitens fir ben
@enat einen 5i9rer erpd6lt, Der gu
fu6ren DerItebt, unb einen Polttifer,
Der bas Spiel tennt. Wenn tie Inn
folgen, tperben ite ni6t 8erfdRren iein,
1pie i'm leBten GongreB," i4reibt bic
Stem 9orfer nWDrtO."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
MilheIminn gnmbert.

Eg tarb an 8. Mdr5 1903 @jl6slm;ua Suubert,
66 9ubre alt, gelitbts Satin Os Oeritorbentn
6erron Saubert. 8erlpluOte unO Greunoe pr
Hamilie Tno a5tung8bolft ein0elanen, Der 9'trots
qunq bej3upobntn, ipsIbe morgsn, Sientta9,
Dem 10. Mdr3, 43 ubr Na6mittugs, BON Der 98o5=
uurq hires s6tptrgeriobHes, George $stnrp aui@
lid, Or, 918, oQno5erz5truB aus nab Der Deutz
ifen llfbcrii6sn Martini=Rir6e, Gds S5arps uao
6enriettas StraBe, tattfinott. @"rOi9uno prtoa@
4iv, tbS-U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

8tl6elm Serbian, beffen
Sob fiir3li8 bur6 Die unOorii4ttgtett
zines groBen 8erliner 8lattes iiber
Die qan3e @elt gemelbet tpurOe, bat in
6runtfurt ieinen "a. 8e6rutstdg in
6eifem WoblIetn gefeiert, Sm S4auz
~fpieG6uuIe nurbe bes 0t4ter'5 2ufz
ipiel v0ur6's O6r" uufgefiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

Charles u. ga rman.
Der beute, ON 9. Ndr3, Dor tinem Sabre 9eftor@
ben lit.
Uo6l ibm, er Bat eg nun ~ooleubtt;
Sad Qeiocn qcbt er Elm sur Stub,
Soft bat gum 9eten &c g~Cluenoet,
Gr elf Der beFtreH 6eimatb 3u,
Gr gcbt 5u ietrem Soft uuo 6errn,
ait bort BON alien lltbeln fern.
Dir ~trau,rnOe @ittiDe 0oru 6armuu
1861 uno 6ren. a m a Il, Sobn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

ueber ben 8urbidsM 0 n ,
in Buffalo f4rei6t Der borti8e
,8olfsFreunb:" nn@Ge 6dOen Tau EN-
in Elm 2abprintb, in pel&es gu brinz
gen Die @efebesOrgane ii4 i4euen
Durften. 9amit polen mir a%nbeuten.
bub nit Der pollen @ntbiiaung bes
8erbre6sng unb Der SbGtsri9uft elm
berartig greuIider moraIii4er rnrat6
auf9erii6rt pirbe, DAB mar Odpor 5uz
riidf6redt, neil 5uglei9 bus Sreiben
nbo6dngeTebener unb iebr reipettabler
Serren unb Oamen" ben 8liden Der
@elt ent6iiGt perben miirbe. So bdz
Ben ale in bieiem MOruite 8eriunfez
nen l1ria9e, gu I4peigen, unb Der
m0rber p0er Die MOrOerin peiB ii4
po6l 3u beberrf9en unb Die S4ulb
hinter einem conpsntipneuen 2G6eln
al perbergen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
OInnn @nRmnrn.

Sc fturb AM 8. Tdrs, Morueu5 5 1br, 6rau
2lnna 0obnrdur, qtliebte Satin bon Rarl SoB7
mann, i'm Nltcr BON 43 5abren uHo Sdgen.
Gus Qei6enbtQdnqnib fiuOtt nj 0 II, 9tenitag,
Morgcns uni 9 lbr, pom st. 5oiepbs+ooipitll"
aus nab Der ct. 3atobugsRirbs ttatt, no cine
aeouiemzmeTc fir ibre 6eeItHrubc 0el9en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

Sn 8aDern nurben m
Sabre 1902 insgeiammt 1893 9srioz
men begnabigt. 9a0Dn tparen 1918
inter IS unb 278 ii6er 18 Sabre alt.
131 9er7onen tpurbe bic @trafe gang
e~rldfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
6ertrnNe 8anrle.

Gs far6 am 8. Rdr, 1903, $40 ltbr morgtns,
frau @ertruDe gaprf, in ibrcrn 81. et6ensjabre,
Satin 0es osrtorbencn GcOrge 9aprlt. Die Beer
biquua finbet am M ! + t ID 0 d, 0tor8en5 9 ubr,
BON Der @obuung ibrer 3O6ter, Tr. 63l, Su0z
Qacaz strabe, aus mad Der ST Seromez6ir9e 1tutt,
noielbit cine feierli6e 6o6mefe oelebrirt ptroen
miro. gertpanote fuO a3tung soolft etu0t!aoen.
Io IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

ueber bic 5une9menbe
beutf6freunoIife @timmlng i'm 81
iuB ipirD aus @truB6urg geI6rie6en:
Dag Ii4 bei Der rei4sldnoii4en
8ep6lferung- mebr unO meAr cine
beutf9freunblt6e Stimmung gslteno
ma6t, Denies bic 6eier bes 8eburts@
tages unferes &uiiers. Ro4 ME
fpurbe Der 27. Sanuar 10 uqgemein
qeFeiert. 0ie geiammte Prehe brd4te
f6nunQbone 8atier Qrtifel. 90
i6rieb 4. 9. Der t~leritdle rGliGRer,"
bas i'm Rei6slano ber6reitetfte 8latt,
II. g.: vQls 0eutide unb @lidfer
freuen mir uns Der @ieberte6r OieIes
Saoes, Der fir uns Elm Sag 1T froRz
oemut6er Grinnerung an bds perz
ifdrbniRboue @tngebsn, bas Der 3ai<
Ter urferen @iinf9en i'm berflofenen
Sabre 6eptefen 6ut. @einer Snttta=
fipe haben mir es in berborragenbem
MaBe gu perbanfen, bab mir uns ais
GlfGFer pobler fiihlen t0nnen in benz
beutiden SauIe." Der glidfer
ngolfs6ote," ebenfaqs cine tleritale
3eitung unb Organ Der Rei45togs=
Ibaeoroneten Oelfor unb 9uuB, be-
merit aus bemferben NnlaTe: r0ur4
ben grlaB Der Muituge, ppmit benz
berbaBten tur@Purugraphen Der
su6esitoB perieBt fpurOe, bat &aifer
Milbelm Ii9 in ben 9er5en unierer
lpbalen 8ep0lferung Elm 0enfmdl ges
feBt, Das bdrernber Ietn tptrO, als elm
iol6es BON Stein unb gr3. Gr bradte
IN unIere Gaue ben Sri6ling elmer
frei6eitli6eren 3ett, er bat 81 tpieberz
bolten Malen benz Rei4slanbe feline
@pmpatbie betunoet, unO tper 10 an
unferem @oIfe butrOelt, barf feiner
@~rqe6en6eit unb treuen pfli9terfilz
lung Ii6er fein." SIN 9roBen unb
9ansen finO bic @tidFer ia INNER
mebr beutf9, aIs fran30fia gepeien;
mad BEN obi8en 9reBftimmsn gu urS
t6eilsn, III abar Die @timmung CUR
3eit cine bel oeutI9freuR6lidere. als
tie es nod Dor einigen Sabren mar.
| Die gesenpdrtigen3uftGnOe in 6rant>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
EsE=N Grtcsfon-SEinie.

Gttraftip ne GsahsrsROute mad @btla bsIpbfn
an5uIteub in gtttsrton, Ro., uHO G6eter, Va.
Rsd $I.50, Raiiite $500. HuTOfobrt Q5 TaJ0
$3.50; RiidFabrt NIT Der %. & .. Gii'ubabn"
$3.50. Rad atlantic . Git9 S2.75; Ggt. 1915.
gab Rtmsgort 500; Gre. 5000. GtrHer
purblauFtuSe 9iqets nab NI5anp, Sroo, 8oz
ftou, Reuzouoen (Gorn.D uHO guufttu H0rDlj6
t6gIi5 I'm ubr Tabmittags, ausgsnOmmeuoon
taQg. SaqsgoOt 7.30 9ormjttaes tdaIj5. Ollie
Grfurfonss9iusts pTDtn i'm 9ursau uuO bel q l.
bs, Tr. Is, RorosGblrttga5traSs, psrE
Fauft. S6reibt tuestH atiieboHObub.
GIGEtuet 9 briDsr, agent,
C7, E&g9 RE. 24, qigbtsStE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

Neinrid1 6. @rnnefnnlb.

Eg farb am 8. Mdr3 @eiuri3 g.. gruntDaIO
i'm glter oon 30 3abren, %gsli:btsr SObH pon Wtarp
unO Deg uerftorbencu g8ilGelm 8ruueUlLO. Gie
gecroigung fiuoct am " / 10 0 d., Jta3nlttta95
2 llbr, pom 9raucrbluie, gr. SIG, Ot=sombarOz
EtraSs. aus itatt. (bS-iOJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
9ampf : @adet 90.
tgIte uno 'uOerIdNas Satseints.l

A~NAA %hN eN~NAN
Sis Ser. Staaten5pOt 6sf6rOtrno.
Sampler fabreH tdglja, 6OHata95 ausasHommeU,
bon ,9aD4Qine=a9itrs, 1913 G~i5bts5trabs, G.30
abtuos, Oirstt ua6 OH 9oiut Comfort, RUrfoif,
0ortgmOutb uHO alien 9uuttsn bss SaOeHs. 9rs
%binouug in Oh 4oirt Comfort init yG. & .. Gis
itHbabn' nab Ri5monO. 8irbiHouns in 9ortss
mout6 nit Dem D6eaboarO dir Sine" ioliOtu 3u8
BON gortsmoutb uu6 atlanta. Su 1OrfOlt 9ers
biHOuHg nit Der rQtlantit Goat 2iHs." IeriolI
uno Carolina, RorfoIt uH0 iioIia, Rorfolt unb
p.itia unO sCb Dominion since na5 qttObtrn
uno WaibirgtoH, &c.
Wlab3eit.n Ha9 europdiibtm gIant. 2ururi6 is
Raiuttnjimmer, s:tftrii6e 9%sleubtuaa, Sampfbtis
,urq, 9oien fri. 6tisrDirt. Raiut:nBimmtr i'm
0iltt49irtau Der sBapsQiut,H Rr. 1913. CfEgaItis
morsz5trubs. 3clepbons 6. & =. 81. gaul 1885;
WturDlano, GourttaEo 49,, @.bausb's, Is EorOs
Gbarlsss6trobt, uuO @itrsau or .stabOara dir
Cine Continental Trut 60. Clubbing
Spbu y. Sbermppe, g. SrpUn,
B.SYrdE. u. @eHsyiOuGs.r, Ger, sBaiiasisrsIqsnt
(Gsi2|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

IS farb am Z. Ndr3, 0torgcns UNI s n5r, Nti@
helm shlibtborn I'M utter BON II 3abren. Die
8serOiQung finOet btutt, Mont0g, 9torgens
nm 8 llbr, bonn Srauerbauis, Nr. 1915. 98ilbslmz
Strabt, aus mad Der II bl. Totbbelfersairbt TAFT,
no cine Stelsumefe cecbrtrt perDen tplro. t6-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
reid finb iibrigens audi nt9t ba5n an
getban, grobe SebRiu4t mad 5rant=
reid I'll erreQen.


Der in Berlin Der 0 +
bene gommer5Rnratb gilbert Pfdff
bat teitamentarii6 100000 Murt fir
Die 4rbeiter uno 8eumten Teiner Sir
ma beftimmt, peitere 100000 Wart
fir cine gilbert 9faff : Stiftung fir
arme 6anbperfer, Die bas &unitgez
perbe erlernen fpoGen, 100000 W1art
fir bas 4uguita : 9oipital, 100000
Mart fir bas &ranfen6aus in 8etbds
MEN, 100000 Mart fir Die 2ungenz
6eilitdtte in 8el3ig, 100000 Wfdrt
fir bic Sriebri9 : @il6elm : 8iftoz
a=@tiftung Der Qelteiten Der Saul
mannfaaft, 100000 Murt fir Oas
4fDl fir Obba8lOie, 10000 W}art
fir Die 9~eniiOnstafe Der SeuerpeAr,
100000 Murt fir bic 8erliner getz
tungsgefeai6uft, 100000 Murt fir
ben 2~etteDerein, 100000 Murf fir
hie genfionstafe Der S4uBmannz
f6uft, 100000 Mart fir Die 5erien@
8olonien unb 100000 Scarf fir ben
Grippenberein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

3n0lf Mt11ionen 30 L
lars 6aben bic n8uIen" an Der Nepz
gorfer 8Dr7e in ip~enigen Sogen an
8aumnpG : SpetulutiOnen oerlorer.
8ein Menf6 pirO tie beoauern; nllr
tpiro man es ipnOer6dr finben, bab
2eut6en, Die Elm &artenfpiel MAIDEN.
nit benz Ri8ter 8efanntI4aft MAIDEN
unO beItraft fperben, pGbrenb bag
80rienipieG, tpel4eS Ra6rungsmitteI
ptsr Gobprobutte bert9uert, gang in
Orbnung lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
yg}unaL 8luc' "Sinte

nadb philadelphia uuo Nep7gort.
GfiUdrts. Nb! o.eamo5G, S0l' . ~ % IT,
e6lafpaqQon OF. .... EaQL. 3.5l y 355 y.
SdIai. Il. Spciiep... EagL 80 . 8.W y =
Quffet. Qarlor, aisg. SN gig =. ~ e. .
0orlor, spsiis, MIR 60. g.52 y. 70. y. y
0Qrlor, Giutr, ausg. Co.. 100 " y - "a Z.
9IGrIor, Tirer ...... IdgL LII H. z ~
-Rpbol qfittO,s ausgeuoumtH puAmaH'549.
PYffet smotsr, Qarlor. Cbitro1tIons SPsLlez H.
Sofesg9acqous .... EdgL 34gg- . 553 H.
morTor girsr....... E58L 600 ". 6.05 Y. 9
go . 3siIa. 1900. Ea5L 9.go4. 905 3
Ss%r9 fnooGorg ....... Sd9L 1879 o.. 2H
2rnf,I.S 5lofDa7qo ra5 gtDsYort t.rtlq gum
@+5r1mh in UT. Roaals 5tatioH nm 1000 @bos.
81 nab gtlauticzGit9 on @o8sntagsH; Q, mad
"t ST, 3Bot baItsu in Wilmington. G, baltsn in
Gbctcr. M ~ n-r On. %
mbiro 0nom. .......... Sdql. 805 @. SO
9SiI9. GrpreB.. .... ousgtH. 90. 230 q. 2.35 q.
gbiIa. Grprsb.. ..ausgen. 60. 455 U. 800 U.
STb.roetn Qffom. q. .ausgtH. 60. 5l5 q. $50 81.
gbiIc. qHom...........Hu So. 6.l0 u. els u.
giQstsgureaur RorontfsGds Galosrts uH0 @als
+imorsr5traBe, 52G 5u0s9roa0pa9, Wt. &ogaL'
station D0tr COMMUNICATION.
@. Q. MGrtin, Wgr. 9uH. Srafftt.
g. 90. 8Giiett Sen. sQai .sAgsHt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

9botOgrapbtrte Mnitt!
0us lit bus NeueI tie, mas ii4 ein9aerp@
0orfer 8lutt aus Der beutI4enRei4sz
buuptfta0t in einem Spe3ialberiht
fu6eln lGBt. Sin 4ra8er Sngenieur,
Ramens gertpenfa, bat es fertig gez
bru6t, M}uTif, bic menf4li4e @ttr>
me in @eIong unb @pru4e gu photo
qrup6iren. Der nere 4pparut, Der
6us aunItftiit Geiitet, 6eiBt 99OtO@
p6onograp6. 4uf bic Muiit PbOtos
qrab6ien finD mir %geIpannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

~Qus &rafau pirb gemel@
Get, oaB Bel S5e3ucin Die 8ei4Iel
aus i6ren uFern getreten unb 30
9uubratfilometer Qanb unter MuRer
qefeBt bat. @tpa tauIenD WO6n6Guz
Ter iinb 3erftDrt unO gegen 10000 Be
no6ner oboa9z unb broblos. 8iele
Menf6en tperben permiRt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

Or. 6 m, benz 9rGftbent
Roo1epeIt bartnGdig ben Poften bes
Steuereinnebmers in Der alien 4ritoz
fratenTtabt G6arlefon ibertragen
min, tit, tpie er felbit fugt, ppbIbaz
benb, bat cine quite dr3tli4e Prari5,
in feinen 9tGGen ftebt elm Aalb Out
aenb gutter Yferbe, er bat Elm f6One5
Seim. Wo5u nit oP bieien f4Onen
0ingen in bic 9oIittf geben? Der
Manp bats ia gar ni4t n6t9ig. Q6er
Der ltebe Gbrgei5, Der cine pOltttf9e
3oQe fpielen Mill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
51jTBfarIeH

ns6puO pnu Rnrova assr 9reH'eH SeeR SSHU
burn b,iorat bic
@rpsDttfsn ses -gentihsH Gotstfpehefnten'S
Ssm.sGma maRtmarss$n GzA @AaHniHeasAAA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

100000 Dollars fins BEN
0epartement bes 9enerul : 4ntpdlts
fir Die Our9fiibrung Der 4ntitruitz
geieBe pertpiGigt porOen. 3pet 9iilfs%
General 4npdlte iolen iPe5tea nit
Der ueberpa6ung uno g~egeberen
5aGs nit Der geri4tlifsn 8erfOlgung
Ser SruIts betraut 1perben. Sb i9nen
np6l mas gef9e6en tptrD2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

Ncpartement ihr 6Temtiid,c z id1rrbett.-8auz
~ten.-Subcepnrtemcur ees @ebducesSHipGfs
tprs0nredus. RntbhdUS.
ulttmpre, ben z. NEdrj 1903.
Sd babe G(ppIitatiOr,n fir Die ~iOlgenO'n Qripis
ltqitn trbalttn
9r. 2ll5, WiceanrdaStraBr - fIr ort 9lu eiz
mes b0lserutn Sbuppcns, 13S bel 40 Bel 10.
1r. &23, StfftrionaStruBe fir bic Auiftls
lung zines tltttrii3tu WOtOrs pom 81 9fcroctrditen.
SrqenO 9emano, Der 6iHrptnOun9en O0gcgn 3u
srbsbtn bat, muB D~ieielber bis MT 9, ben
10. Mdr3, 10 llbr 9ormjttagg, ciurcibeu, 3u Dtl=
der 3eit barber c%nOaiiltig entidJ0en psrDtn miro.
Gcwaro =. QrrfUH,
rgp6r,N 8~ebduoezSuig,ttor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

Die rRui1pap % D"
19GBt bic Summe, pel4e in bieiem
Sabre auf neue Gtien6abn : 4nlagen
uno @erbeferung Der bereits beitebenz
ben aufgepenoet pirb, auf 270 Mtl=
Iipnen Ooqars. Die yYenniptpuniuz
8a6n" nirb aqein 70 MtGionen Doll
lars fir 8erbeherungen Ditli4 bpl
gittsburg ~ausge6en, unb bic Soften
Der Sunnels unter benz 9uofon,
Repzgorf unb GaitzHtper perben
uuf 100 Miuipnen Dollars gef6GBt.
0ie gglefp z.gprt Gentral6abnz"8er=
beferungen fperben auf 80 Milionen,
bic Der r@abdi9" un6 Baltimore
Ohio" ouf je 20 WtiGiOnen 9oaurs
aef6dbt. Wenn MIR Die @inna6men
qleiGen @4ritt nit ben enormen
Musqa6en balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
Grnn 8fnf

bag otts iubcrtdiFgs ReOium; Ianoidbriot Grfub.
rung; austunft datr Nrt; tomnit unO it6t re in
Rr. POT, g iDsaHns6t TT. 5pre4tnnDtn BON
9 gorm. bis 8 ubr Nbsnbs. {6sbr24, 39ltt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

Die Der # orbene Gr36erz
Sogin Glifabet6 bon SeItrei9 lit Die
erite getpefen, peI6e am 0itrei4ii4en
9oFe nit Der SraOition ge6ro4en bat,
na9 Der Die 2ei6en Der Mitglieoer
be5 a~aifer6au7es in Der &apu3iner~
gruFt beigeieBt perOen. Sic bate ii4
f9pn DOR Sa6ren i'm 9Dbent6al Bel
8aben elm @runbi tiid I'M Walbesz
fuum als 8ra6itGtte erpor6en. Die
Qei6e burfte i6ren 8eftihmungen gs~
mGB peber aufge6abrt, nod uusgez
felt fperben unD tpurbe p9ne alien
grunf beigeieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
Nene NnseigeM.
9ebroutbt Sroft,s Gtectricurs

osc,n uae 66mersen unO Ntb, inntrltd unS
.dubsrli6. csc. pro Glui4e. 9ei aaen Qpotbt.
fern, Stabt= unO 9auo.aOen. ID Srog.,
G~HgrossAoenten. C6eb26, 1Dl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
&efnnntnlad lnnaen.

StabtsSnsenieurs -ShrcaM.
RdtbbGus.
guIttmore, ben 5. Wldr3 1908.
Ser Stdot=5notnieur iDirO am L. Wtarj 1903
on Crt UNI SteIe cri6einen, I'M Die 0ioedus Der
f~olqenOen Strubcu 3pii9eu Den bt3tibneten YuHts
ten in ben angegcbeneu Stunoen tef3ultelen:
3 9a6nt. - 6reOcridsStr. pom 4ratt' BIS GaDs
StraBe.
$40 3a3m. Cine Strabt 5pii6tu Mtonroes
Strabe rno 6ulton=Apenuc, uno 200 6nB noroIi9
BON 2erinoton=St ruBc.
APO 0a0m. - Sine aQeD 90 SUB bftIt9 bon
Sbomasz Noeuue, uuo f5 n0roli6 Don g~Stnoior=
Miqz8odo e~ritrcfeno.
.. g. Tcnnan,
CWdr36,T,9, 101D Staot=SnQenicur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09

Gnbti8 fo1I Der 8ert4t
bes Roblenftrite : @deOsgeri4ts To-
neit gebie6en fetn, baB feline 8erDfz
fentli9ung beborIte6t. Dds barber
in Die Oeffentli4teit geOrungen TT,
beru6t tpobl 5umeiit auf @ermut6unz
gen. 0arna4 iOqen bic 2Dbne Der
8ergleute er606t perben. Die Union
foq a%nerfannt tperben, bic Nrbeitsz
lDbne foGen na9 benz 8epi4t Der ge>
f0rberten &o6len bemefen perDen,
bod IoGen bieStriter getaoelt peroen,
neil tie ben Strife in ungebi6rli4er
WeiIe bur6gefiibrt BADEN. 9a5 Sep
tere fpirb ben 8ergleuten i4nuppe
fem, i'm uebrigen nGre I6nen 9aS 5uz
eeffanber, mas fe Oerlungten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
Nruio.Nione. Semetcru.
onunpn 0nrf.G elnctern.

g,ne etftiou,u fnS itst .ur 9.i6tiQunG beress
ti6tct. 8iele ausesDdblts Cots. Der 5u2eriHttns
bent oes Crumbs uRo 9o0tns pirO isos gc~itniatt
WugfuuFt e~rtbeilsu. Sds rtmatt. INN
ftbt fdolib ,ur SnIpeftiou often. mseen Glbsrsm
p,nos man fd an ben SupeintcuosHtsu optr an
Das 9Hrsau in q T. Fl, sSaratOgazStrab:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-09
Bur Grinnernng

an unieren "otliebt:n @nttiu unO 9attr
GbarIcs u. Sarman.
The Dolores star., 1903-09-04
DEATH OF NOTED
DENVER PIONEER

Denver. Aug. 31.-Dr. Frederick
Steinhauer died at his home, 1065
Clarkson street, at 1915 yesterday
morning, of cholera morbus. He was
school system and the State School of
Mines, and was the Oldest druggist in
Denver. For many years he was i'll
partnership with DIR. Walbrach and
their drug store was the leading one of
Denver. He was born in Odenheim.
Baden, May %, 1885, and came to
America when 10 years old. settling in
New Orleans. For time he was con-
nected with the United States coast
survey at Philadelphia, and took up his
residence in Denver in 1864. The fol-
lowing year he went to Europe, and
after his return remained continuously
in business in Denver. He was mem
ber of the territorial legislature and
was asked to accept the lieutenant gov
ernoiship with Governor Pitkin, but de-
clined. Governor Pitkin made him
president of the trustees of the State
School of Mines. which position he re-
tanned from 1878 to 1893. At the time
he went on the board the school was
chiefly on paper, and DIR. Steinhauer
was largely responsible for its develop
ment. AS member of the legislature
in 1868 he sent to Europe for seed of
the sugar beet, believing this product
would grow in Colorado The expert
ment did not prosper at that early day.
but DR.. Steinhauer was nevertheless the
pioneer In the sugar beet industry.
The doctor took the deepest interest
in the establishment and development
of the Denver schools He was mem
ber of the school board from 1883 to
1892. He was out from 1892 until 1899.
when he was reelected and remained
member until his death. In 1891 and
1892 he was president OF the board and
In 1873 served as secretary. The Den
yer schools are indebted to him for
many OF their best features and for
thirteen years of faithful service. SUI
perintendent Aaron Cove says OF him:
He was a most important factor in
the city schools. although his most
prominent educational work was in the
State School of Mines. He was con-
nected with the school from its estab-
lishment until he was removed by Gov
ernor Thomas. He gave both that
school and the public schools of Dem
YER a great deal of thought. A more
honorable. faithful and lovely character
never knew. He was friend of
every teacher. yet always so eminentIy
fair In all controversies as to satisfy
both sides. His death is to me a great
personal loss"
The Dolores star., 1903-09-04
DENVER UNIVERSITY
FREE FROM DEBT

Denver, Aug. 29.-The University of
Denver is now free from debt. In
1900 Henry A. Buchtel accepted the
chancellorship of the University of
Denver, which at that time was incum-
bered with a debt of $175.O00
During the three and half years
intervening the college has been main
tained, the 100000 annual interest has
been paid. and yesterday afternoon
the announcement was given out that
the remainder of the entire college
debt had been raised.
This makes a total of cash collected
for debt and maintenance since Chan
cellor Buchtel came of S243.000.
Within the last two weeks $5S, ,262
has been raised in cash, and to-day
the present debt of the college will be
liquidated
This is record which has never
been made before in Colorado and sci.
dom elsewhere, but it has been done
only by three years of constant hard
work.
In 1900 the membership was $50.
while to-day 81 students are en-.
rolled, 511 at University Park and 500
in the medical, law. dental and musical
departments at the corner of Four.
teenth and Arapahoe.
Being now free from debt. the uni
versity expects to spend its income on
several enlargement plans which are
under consideration.
The Dolores star., 1903-09-04
automobile Funeral Proc ession.

Denver. Aug. 29.-Seven automobiles
and two carriages formed the funeral
procession of the late Fred Wild from
the Undertaking parlors of Coroner
Horan to Riverside cemetery yester.
day afternoon. This is the first fun.
eral procession in Denver to be made
up almost exclusively Of automobiles
The idea originated in the minds Of
some OF Wild's former friends who
own automobiles. The leader of the
automobilists was William H. Frazier
chief engineer in the Boston building
some OF the others were Clarence
Johnson and John Kinnear.
Next the hearse was a carriage oc.
cupied by Mrs. Mary McI.ane, from
whom Wild was divorced about a year
ago, and her mother. This was foI.
lowed by another carriage in which
sat Charles H. Weeks. one of Wild's
Oldest friends. The rest of the nro.
cession was made up entirely OF an.
tomobiles. In which rode old friend.
and associates Of Wild. most of whom
were engineers and boiler settlers.