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The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22
LASALLE

b. NJ. Lewis was earring potatoes
last week
Harry Shook visited friends in La.
Sale Monday.
L. j. Harrington returned home
Friday after a two weeks visit in
Boulder.
William Andrews sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Nash, paid him
visit last week.
The Misses knight of Evans and
Blanche Sibley Of Greeley were the
guests OF Misses Ellis last week.
The Misses Coil, Hayward, Jennie
and Adah Ellis spent few days Wis.
iting friends in Denver this week.
The Chinese social given at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Beattie
Friday evening by the young people
OF the r., P. church, Evans, was en-.
joyed by all those present.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22
HILLseoRo

f. Hefehower drove to Fort Col
lins last week.
John Brewer has been appointed
postmaster at Hilsboto,
Miss Lille Provost visited with
Mrs. Ellen Gray SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loveland were Johns
town visitors last Friday. ...-s,z ,,,,,
Mrs. Loveland called on Mrs,
Hehebower and Mrs. Mayne last
week.
Mrs. G. Gray and Miss Lille Pro-
vost visited Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Will Frazier of El1ell.
George HIay and family visited
with MIS-. Gcays parents Sunday'and
reported her mother improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack SaulJer have
rented MI. Loveland's house in
Hillsboro and moved there last week.
John Brewer and Douglass Shaw
began digging potatoes last Thurs.
DAY. nut JOnn says. NO mere pOta.C
picking for me-
W. W. Dye returned home Satur-
day evening with his cattle from the
Sand Hills, where he has had them
in pasture since last fall.
Mrs. Hehebower's brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Brooks OF
Denver, and Mrs. c. Z. Youker OF
LaSalle called on her Sunday.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ire
main was saddened last Monday by
the death OF their year old twir
baby. This is the second death in
their family in the last two mouths
Jack Sauter, who recently sold
and went to Missouri, has again re-
turned to Colorado. He has rented
Mr.. Loveland's house for the win
tel, but will farm the place he pur
chased from Mr.. Bartlow next sum
| mer.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22
Welcome Hill

Elnore Neuman was in this NiciH
~ Sunday
::sMabel Ring is the po'sessor OF
brand new $40 wheel
David and Susie Ragau "cre Love
land visitors Saturday.
J. NJ Rodgers OF Greeley was Wis,
Ing his brother Oryal sunaaE
Rudolph Kceni! has uis cattls
home rom the mouutaia- Hr tne
winter
Emma and Susie Alice visited
with Ms William Wales Friday
evening
Mrs. J. CIymcr aud daughter
Esther made a business trip to Love
land Tuesday
Orya Rodgers is quite proud OF
his grain crop, having d,il9 bushels,
a very good crop for that ranch,
Ms, L Miller will start for the
old countrg scotland, this week,
where STE will spend the winter.
Welcome Hin wa, visited by a
heavy rain storm Wednesday max
ing K too wet to 20 inJo the beets.
Mr.. and Mrs J Wales and Mrs.
Koenig aud Mrs, CIymef were the
guests CT Mr.. aud Mrs Albce sun
day
Oliver Anderson was passenger
over thc Great Western Saturday,
Erl being Ncighmaster while he was
gone.
Charlie Southworth's horses uc-
cam frightened at the beet train
Wednesday and ran away, throwing
him 10 the ground, hurting his leg
ard arm quite badly, besides making
wreck of his wagon.
John Nettets will start for Colo
Iado Springs Monday, John having
decided that patching is not the
,Eing, and viii bring back Mrs. Vet
ters with him, she being greatly
improved by he! stay
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22
THE DELTA

Mr.. aud Mrs: Sutor were visitors
at Rosenburg's Sunday.
Sam Wylie has been selling beef in
this vicinity this week.
MIR. and Mis-. Hotchens spent Sun.
dav at Mr.. and Mrs. Green's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Noll OF LaSalle
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Green.
Pearl Robb spent Saturday and
Sunday at Mr.. Wilkinson S in Pleas
ant valley.
Little Laurie Hotchens spent most
Of last week visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Leake, in town.
Saturday evening the neighbors
were invited to Mr.. and Mrs. Stone.
kings home to party. There was
large gathering of people and ev.
eryone spent an enjoyable evening.
Ross Dicks, an old friend OF George
Green is visiting him. He has beer
to the Philippines and half the world
over since Mr.. Green has seen him
and so has many interesting tales tc
tell.
Mr. Rosenburg has bought Mr.
Galrison's place and expects to move
to the place by the middle of next
month. We are all glad that Mr.
and Mrs. ROSenburg will still be resi-.
dents Of the Delta.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22
ELWELL

w. A. Purvis lost valuable mare
last week by miring.
Levi Mead is improving from a
threatened attack of fever.
Mrs. Jehiel Shull left for the
mountain ranch last Thursday.
Mrs. Rob Dewitt entertained Mrs,
L. L. Davis at dinner Sunday.
Miss Laura Hibby is home from
her eastern trip and ready for work
at her sunnysde school.
st, Clair Taylor is a proud nan
now, a nlne-pound son having arrived
at their home last week,
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22
BEEEE DRAW

Charles Giryan was trading in
Greeley Tuesday.
Miss Anna Oster of Denver is Wis
iting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oster of this place.
Herman Meyer, son of Rev. Never
OF the German Baptist church, is
still clerking with the firm of Ney-
naber X Sweeny.
John Anderson, who has been i'll
for some time, is fast recovering
health under the medical skill of DR..
ID. i, Horton of Evans.
The Bell telephone has been placed
recently in the homes of Robert
Chestnut, Mr.. Ginther, Sherman
Markle and many Others.
The Misses Edna and Iva Dean,
who are attending the high school
department of the Normal, spent
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Miss Dale from near platteville
has music class here consisting of
Maud Chestnut, Carrie Mosher,
Bertha Baah and Miss Washburn.
uiley Anderson is enjoying pleas.
amt and somewhat extended visit
from nis'iather Of Peru, iud. Mr..
Anderson. the 'iIoosier, likes Colo,
ado but loFes lndai a.
There was no SUNDAY school last
Sunday on account Ct the !nstalia
I III Of Rev. Tal lor at The LaSalle
r esbgterian Chl:, H. where most oi
oar people we've pr -en'.
The annual han, est aud mission
THANKSGIVING will b held next sun
gay, O, tober Is, at tn German Rap-
ti,t church IN Wentz. Al are cor.
d ally invited to attend.
Mrs J J. Robinson and daughter
Miss Anna Robinson, from near Ev,
aus, dncd witt Mr.. and Mrs. Sher
man Markle Tuesday. They also
called on manv otner friends
Miss Florence Johnson, the trained
nur,c who was taking care of Clyde
MEG returned to her home ir
Denver Saturday evening. Miss
Johnson proved to be a nurse Of
much worth as well as woman OF
Christian qualities.
Riley Anderson AID Mr.. Bedlin VI
the Black Prince coal mine anc
Ralph White of the White Ash mine
can scarcely fill all orders for coal
so great are the demands for it.
People comes from all parts OF the
county to these mines for coal.
George Zilar has recently disposed
of his two farms to Mr.. BUlander ant
Robert Chestnut. AS an active ant
proficient member of the. schuo
board, a good and just neighbor ant
a man who has done more than hi
share to make Beebe what it is, Mr.
ZiIar has won the highest esteem o
all who knew him.
Thomas Markle, father of Sher
man Markle and Mrs. John Dean ex
poets to 90 to Cheyenne soon, wher,
he Will spead part of the winter i
the climate there is satisfactory tt
him. Mr.. Markle is an old resident
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22
FORT LuPron

Beets are being shipped from this
place as fast as cars can be secured
MIS-. C. NJ. Wagner and Mrs. W
5 Decker were shopping in Denver
Wednesday.
The canning factory has closed for
the season, The employees left for
gSz.s. s.a4.- .evee-
Charley Cheese brought IN his pas.
ture cattle Monday ano. turned them
over to their owners.
Mrs. O. NJ, Sadd has purchased the
Bickford property on Park street and
Will move in about November |.
Dr, hempton OF Denver has been
doing dental work at Hotel Luuton
curing the latter part of the week
The Colorado Telephone company
nave been putting in several new
phones IN this vicinity during the
week
George Lambrecht has moved
from the Wagner house to his new
mouse lately erected on his father IS
ranch.
Dr. trlerberger Of this place and
Dr. Brown of Denver performed an
operation on the little daughter OF
Z. M. Wagner Monday.
Several OF the Fulton Ditch com.
pany directors visited the Soutb
flatte lor ten days IN search of res.
ervoir sites for the Fulton ditch
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22
Colorado Nurse

o. d. Shields and J j. s' 4
Growers Of Choice G,,,,.c. Nng1.'E 'Ete|
References: Bank o HANK
'o''., Tno, DSs|
Agent for Void V'''
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22

Monday. Nov. 9 At the \
ranch, 4 miles east of ures II
of good work horses, some 'su1
300 head of cattle Free Iu
ground. Wylie * Collins oWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26
9rnrb GIcus ilbrr Die SSinan,z nnS
0ej6aitslaar.

Sin 6eferer 8runotpn fommt nQ6
uno na4 an Der 80rie our 8eltunq,
i6reibt 9enrp Gleps in ieinem lebten
Woden6eri4t. 5rob Der 8antz6ulz
ltmente uno anoerer ungUnitiqerRd6z
ri4ten, 3iehen Die Wert6e IN. Die
f6Da6sn glemente nurDen ausQez
mer3t, ue6rigens neigt man fi9 ieBt
Der 4nfidt gu, oaB Der H~ieoergang
Der Wert6e in Den leBten neun Mpz
naten gr0Ber mar, ais gere6tfertiQt
peroen fam. IS miro fi4 in nG6Iter
3utunft 3eigen, ouB 6etrd9tIi6eMenz
gen Der b~eiieren 9dpiere gu %nieorigen
QreiIen in feite 6Gnoe ii6ergegdngen
finb, 70 paB Ous 4nge6ot fir min
I4enspert6e 8eloanlagen ie6r oerz
ringert iein piro. 8liidli6er Weiie
lit in bielen Snouitrie : 8apiersn me-
mig ipefulirt lporoen; lie bafinbsn ii6
mod grOBentbeils in ben 9dnOen Ger
8riinoer Il. Oa8 Rettungsmittel ipiro
pp6l Reorganization iein. 0us Quiz
faQenoite BEL ar bieien 8~0rIenppr=
gdngen 1T, baB oas 3uiammen6re6sn
Der SruIt Z Spfteme = benin bas lit
ba8 Goqaps Der Snoutrie, 10 penig
un6eil i'm 2anbe angeridtet 6at. lie
Der bic 6inan5freiie binauS lit Der
Nusblid ni6t geraoe entmutbigeno.
uniere 2anOpirtbf9aft, Ous Riifz
grat Der Nation, bat cine profitd6le
Grnbte gebabt; au9 Die 9anOelsge=
f6Gfte geben gut, neil uniere Saul
leute Der 6pefulationsnut6 peniger
p~erfallen tparen, ais Die 80rIe. @m
nenigiten 3ufrieoenite1eno lit Die
Gage Der SnouItrie, Die unter Ger
Sruit : Manie uno Der 4rbeiterz Qgiz
tution gu Iefben bat. 9opO6l 8upiz
tai ME Qrbeif baden na6 MOnopol
qeffrebt uno mufen nun Die 5olgen
trdqen. 0ds 8apitul bat bereits iein
out 56eil Der Strafe er9alten uno Die
Nrbelter beginner DIE 6ol9sn untlu@
ger 5ii6rerI9aft gu ipiiren. Quf Gem
Giienmarft f9pinoet Der pbdnOme~
nuliteQufi9pung, ben bic Welt ie se@
ieheu Bat, unO Der our6 Die 4ufbefes
rung unierer Giienbabnen 6erporgez
rufen puroe. Sept mub Die Giien@
SnouItrie SIT normalen 9er6dltniRen
5uridfebren. 9as mag cine Pertpoe
tempordren R~ieOergangs beoeuten,
dber nit nieorigeren Preiien miro Die
Ra6frage Iteigen uno lsSider6eitss
Oenttl 6lei6t Der Quslano6anoel. Die
ii6rigen Snouftrie'n Iinb in b"eTIerer
Gage. 0a tpeniger Misrepresentation
gu Gage tritt. Dix 9si9dftsausii6z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

Die Stumprebner in
S6iD, barunter &abinetsmitglieber
unb Senatoren, 6e6dnbeln nit 8pr@
liebe bas S6emd bon Der Yroiperitdt
bes 2anOes unb rufen parrRnb:
&ii6ret ni6t baranl Oabei triIelt's
uber f6pn in pielen inbuitrielen Gem
tren. 8roBe 4nlagen perDen gez
f9lohen; in anberen tperben 4rbeiter
entluhen, Die 2Obne Der 4r6eiter per=
ben 6erabgeieBt. On benz guten Quss
faQ un1erer Grnbte bat bic ~republitaz
nifde Pdrtei teinen Qntbeil. Sin biz
liges 8ergniigen Die 9unit BON 1893
ben Oempfraten in Die S6u6e 3u
ihieben, obpobl bic Repu6Iitaner
pifIen, baB Der ara9 f9on unter if
rem Regime i'm 9ange unb unpers
meiblih mar. Die barauf folgenbe
,prpfperitGt" nebmen lie aber dls i6r
Merf pon unb gang in Qnipru4. Sic
finb aber ni6t einmal i'm Stanbe,
lire .grDfperitdt," Die mebr cine bes
Gdeins, ais bes Seins mar, 81 erbals
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

ten fir bic nG9iten Monute iino nt6t
entmutbigenb, uno penn Die unpers
meioli6en 2iquiodtionen 81 gnoe
Iino, miro bie3ufunft ned bsher iein.
Gs ndre ppreilig, an3unehmen, ooB
bic Qiquioationen 6ereits 81 @noe
}ino, aber nndoem bas S6limmite
pprii6er gu iein ideint. mag iid Der
Mtarft erbolen.
Die Qusfii6rungen oes 5inan3iers
Iino pprIi6tig, ldfen aber fir bic 3u>
funft nod INNER fein flares Bib ieS
BEN. Mit Der Yrofperitdt, nit fpel9er
10 bid qet6an tporOen lit, ideint e
bod gu 6dpern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

Die HeD YOrter p8plts@
3%eitung" i4rei6t iiber ben Wanoerz
oeleguten 9urt5: nGeitbem iein Pro@
tettor, 0epern, ij6 BON ibm 3uriidgsz
3oQen, 1T Der Wanperoslegat, Der pd3z
reno Der IeBten Monate in Der Qrbetz
tsrbetpegung cine gepifeROqe geiptelt,
offenbar perloren. gr Idetnt Das audi
fel6f ein3uIeben. &ranf un0 aus il
benz S6Iupftpintel ge6eBt, Elm babies
0uBenD i4perer Qntlagen ii6er lei
nem 6uupt, 9iebt er bas Spiel perlo>
rem. Man muB jeBt Mitleib nit benz
Mdnne BADEN, Der Bel ieiner @nergte
uno Ieinen Ioritiger6d6igteiten etpas
3ii6tige8 fir Die Nr6eiteria4e bate
Ieiiten t0nnen, penn er nt3t DDn BORN
6srein our9 Die 8eiipiele geDt1er an
oerer Qr6eiterfii6rer unO Oeren @rz
folge, ipmie bur9 bas bereitpiQige
Gntqeoenfommer Der 8DBe Dur6 unO
our6 torrumpirt pprben nGre. Wenn
ie @irrer fat ausi6lieBlt4 DaS Prpz
buff Der 8er6dltnife, beg W2tIteu5, in
nelhem er ii4 6epegte, geiporOen 1T,
10 Darts. 0bne Iolioe 8runolu8e,
foneit GenntniTe'in 8etraat tommen,
BON 9rin3ipien irgenb pel6er Dirt ur~
6erii6rt, gerietb er in ben Sumpf
pel6er 1th our3 bic 8eriibrung Der
ni6t flaFsn6epuBten 4r6aiter6epe@
qunq nit ben corrupten 8apitaliiten
uno Bolititern in Die lem 2anOe gebilz
bet fat. 0as 8eIultat tonnte tuum
Elm anoeres fem, dls es iid idliebli4
6srausItsGte. Seoe 0fFsntlihe 3bGtigz
felt - unD nm 10 mebr, penn lie 5uz
nG6it rrr gang naheliegenbe 3pede
in's Nuge faBt - Der Elm ioealer
6intergrltno, bu8 Strsben no6 einem
grpBen, Der gar3en Menidbeit gu
SUITE fommenben 3iele fe6lt, muB
not6penoiqer 8eiIe i'm Qaufe Der
59eit auf ous Nioeau zines bloBen
S6a6er3 6~erabitnfen, BEL pelhem,
qun5 mad Dem gbaratter zines fol6en,
genommen urb gegeben piro. limb in
elmer characterization limb i6pn gon3
onbere 2eute gei6eitert, uls Sam"
RdrfS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26
gge[tsrn Marllano yaan.

3rattnRrattam IL. Cftobsr 1903.
3ugs Osv!aHeu 0IueHsSt1tI0H, Dis folgt:
GglIb.
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MD GusGeHoWmcu Suuutugs y. q. g.. r.,
&bambtr5bUr8, Dturtlnsburg IUo &tHaeiter.
Saglt6, gu g II NJ m Ell S0uutuqg.
7.2j irib - BORT, Y. & s.. 2i9. IND DQuptliut,
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8.25 BORN. - 6aupt,init. oagsrstopu, S]bipptusz
burg, GTcorid, Gmmit5buyg uu0 y. & l9. ZIP.
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NM Gettysburg.
225 Qa6n. - Nftom. ua5 Ilujous9ribat.
325 9abm. - 4tiom. Ha3 Emor9 GC00,, g. &
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AS Nabm. - 6rSr,B na8 glouoou, I.fmins
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gsttus6urq. Garlors6orJ
6l2 46tHo5 - Att5W. nap uuiou=9rioQs.
$50 AbeHos &ttom. nab GmorD grope.
l1.25 IbeUos Attom. mad uHiou=Etioce.
Rur SonHtugs.
9.35 9Orm. @iiom. nab Union Bridge uuS
Gettysburg.
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$50 Ra6m. - @tom. rad Union @riDQe.
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9jlst= unD G~spadzSurtau. 215 Cps9altimrres
straBe.
3aQe balt,u oui Unions, 9tuuioloaniasWp ,rusz
SultoRs Euo g9ulbrDotsSta an (ausauemmsn
oHDers aHgegtbenl.
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j. @' Sspt4l Sen. Sh.sas,Ht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26
Sir hiesiahrinen 6erbtmaalen.

Die ct. Coulter gNmeritd" t6retp1
unter bieIer ueberI4rift: r8eIonOeres
SntereFe erregen Die o~issjahrI9en
6er6Itlpa6len in Den Staaten Ufdrp>
LAMB, 9entudp, Soma unO ORio.
oSn Marplanb ni9t pegen et@
paiger 3fpeifel be3iigli6 OeS &usgan@
ges (oenn ielbit in Der WOae gefdrbte
repu6lifunii6e 9arteiSO rgane, ME
unIer Democrat" geite4en 81,
bah Der Stadte ben Oemotraten
ii6er iI), ionoern in Nnbstra4t Der
8rGIioenti9afts : Nipirationen Des
oortigen Parteifiibrers QrtAur Yue
German, Die Elm gldn3enber osmofra@
tiI6er @teg ni9t unbetrd4tli4 for
bern piirDe.
&entudD lit infolge Der leiolgen
SilbersGontroDeri gu einem 5lpeltsl<
6aften Staat genorben; lintemalen
oieie Gpntrpperfe aber in Der gegen@
nGrti1en Staatsz unb Der beDor>
Ite6enDen Nutional : Champagne dblo@
Tut feine HoQe fpislt, be5n. iptelen
nirb, ge6en IelbIt Die gegnerii6en
8ldtter gu, Dab bic republitanlI4 den
QusIi8ten biesmal i6le6t iinO, troB
Der uneug6uren 36atiu6e, Dab @r@
@ouperneur Simon 3. 8udner aus
6amilien% Riidiihten bas repu6lttdnlz
f6e Sidet unter1tiiBt.
Sopaii lit, ME fat INNER, 3petfelz
6aft. Die iogenunnte Soma Soea"
(Sarifreform) bat Die 8epublttaner
Qeipalten, unb oa Der Oemotratti4 DE
@ouperneurs : Ganoioat cine ungez
metn emTige 86Gtiqfeit ~entfaltet, 10
Iinb bic 9emofratsn bort re6t Aotf@
nunQspoQ, obmo6l lie BON Der leBten
Wa6l FER cine Mtaioritdt bon ndAe3u
$4,000 Stimmen 81 iiberrpinoen Raz
ben.
Qm luifigiten ge6t es heuer i'm
8ude1e<Stuute gu, no Der melt uno
brett ais Elm aruftgenie eigener Dirt
befannte bemotratii6e 8iirgermet ter
Som So6nion pon Glepelanb i'm Sn~
tereiTe beS 8olDbemofraten So6n 8.
Glurfe qegen Marf Gamma, Der germ
fein eigsner Ia6folger i'm 8unoesz
Senat peroen m06te, nit 8lim6tm
uno 8rim6orium ms 6elO ge5o9en
lit. 0a bic 8rnanz nit ben Sob
0emofraten in Obio 6rieben Ooer
bod einen @affsnitiGItdnO gei4lo1en
6d6en uno So6nion Elm ungemein re-
fourcenrei6er Gampagneleiter uno
belie6ter 8olfsmann lit, leben Die
0emofraten in gutter 9offmng; uno
oaB Die Republitaner trOB aQer CUR
S9au getragenen 3uoerii6tli6teit
benz Wa6lergebniB nit Gorge entgez
gen i6auen, bepeiien lire geraoe3u
franf6aften 8emii6ungen, Die ungez
fe6en0fte 81 rteisGprppbden besQanz
oes na9 0bio auf ben Stump" 81
lpden.
Ohio bat BON 1869, alS NQen 9.
S6urman gum Ra6folger @aOe's ge@
pG6lt puros, Big gum Riidtritt BON
Cabin g. 8rice i'm Sabre 1897, inn
mer einen, ~3eitpeilig Iogar 3pei oemo~
fratii8e 8unbesIenutoren 9e6a6t, uno
tpenn Die ate 9artei fi9 pieOer gez
einigt bat, ioute es i6r ni4t i6ner
fdQen, ben infoIge oe5 unieligen Gill
6eritreites perlorenen POiten pieber
gu ero6ern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

SIN 30 It : Department
fliegen immer mebr 8eamte 6eruus,
uno INNER neitere frumme 9raftifen
fommen gu Sage. So bat ii6 iebt
berausgeiteut, oaB in peridieoenen
@%roBitdoten finOige Ypit6eamte lire
Bidder, WleBger II. u. nit 8riefmarz
fen be3ablten, nm baour6 mebrSporz
teln fir p~erfauFte Mdrfen be3ieben gu
f0nnen, 9ieiem llnfug bat oasPoitz
0epurtement fur3rpeg einen 8iegel
porgei6oben. Gs peroen fir 9ez
n06nlife 8riefmarfen feline Sporz
teIn me6r ge5ahlt. Wurum lie fir
eineeI6riebene -8riefe unb 9eloanpeiz
iungen peiter be3o6lt perhen, lit audi
ni6t erii6tli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

Sn BEN er item neun VI D.
naten oiefes Sa6res famen i'm Sam
burger 6aFen 1865 S6iffe an uno
1866 SGiffe Iiefen aus. Die aus
gebenOe Sfiffstonnage mar I'm mehr,
ais $4,000 Sonnen b06er, ais i'm
eNfpre6sneer 13eitraume 1902.
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6enrn Nerpfn.

IS ftarb am D. Ettob;r ocnrp 6erolO in icj=
nsm IS. Qtbtnsidbre ~ptliebter Gattt poH Sorotbea
ocrolO. Sic 3:it Or &eeroiguno piro ipdter am
qejtigt
Sun 9tbu Qi;bt Is tyib, Stunpen,
k9o Rrait uuo 30fiHun0 uutergtb'H;
Is bluten oft Oerboratue l9uuoGH,
Bon ftin:m St:rbij5cH aceb'n;
Gam b.idt oas maize Mug 10 germ
9iuuui gum ftrnsu Nbeuoi,rn.
Sic truutruoeu @iuttr6Iitbtutu.
GCo
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YotR>2 r<oStnte.
Gttuoutt gaFagirsG Sampler .G6srIsttsS uas
Baltimore mad
Dampfer pfrlaFeu Baltimore SCH
MIR Rr Is unh 10. PInhffr.sBrrfte.
Baltimore 9amp : En6et 60.
(4ItG uns IuprrIdiRse SaireinIe.)
III. Mr. Etnnt,rAnnh hfnrAsrnh

Dis Ser. Staatsrspot bsf0reerRb.
Sanp'r FobrtH tdslia, SOnntals ausgtnsmulsu,
BON .gaoa9iHs'Qttrs. l0-l3 9iQbtfetrabt, $50
QbtrDg, oirtft mao Oh gOiut Comfort, RorfoIi,
9srtsmoutb aHo aq,n 9uHtttn BIS SuOsHs. grs
~binouug in Oh 9OiHt Gomfsrt NIT 6. & q. Gis
ieababn" mad HIbmonb. gubiHoung in 9ortgs
mouth NIT otm sS,a5olro dir 9tHs' ioliosn 3ug
BON 9oTtsmsutb nab atlanta. On RDrfolt gtrs
girOHng nit DIR ugt!antie GOaf aint.s RorioE
uuo Carolina, aoriolf uro iuoII5. RorioIi uUO
p,t!ia uno Ab Dominion Gint' RAD Qspbern
uno WlibtnotoH, R.sG.
Rabt3,it.H mad turosdii6'm BLAME. 2uguri6is
R1iuttnlimmn. tttlriibs 9%:ltuhtuHq, SompFbtis
SUNG. RoisH fr.i. Rtifrp.rt, RoiuttnJimmr in
Rntt49urtuu Der ,Fa9sGiat,' Rr. l03. Cfs8alti.
mortsS:raBt. T,IrpboHs 6. & 9. ct. Qaul 1885;
marplanb, GouEtIar0 4a5, albausb'g, Is Roros
Gbdrlsssstrob,, uno Bureau Der .6saboaro gE
Sine Continental 9rut 60. guiIOinq.s
Scbn y. 2bsrpuuc, o. Stpnu.
B.sHrli. u. gcusUiGanscr, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tltj2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

@iGlt: nBel4er Il r
f6ieo 1T 5piI4en G6arafter unO Re
putdtipn, gapa?" - @ater: rGRdratz
ter, mein Gobn, lit Elm 0%urusartitel,
3eputQtipn Elm 8eDdrfsdrtifel."
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Snrp(inc Mid1c[.

Gs itarb ploblj1 am "a Cttober Caroline mi6tI
in ibrtm Is. e;b:Hsiubrr, ~gs!;ebte Satin BON J..
-. Mibel. 2ie @etrojguug iiHNet morQen ,
Sicuitoa, Glbmittaa5 !3 llbr. pom ibrcr !estsn
@obnunQ, Yr. 11G2, @r.;umount=apenus aus
ftatt. Qtrpanote uaO 6rtunOt TuO sin1elaOtu.
l-}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

Wnndp0IIg, WIt. W~06aI10I1I5n, W.5O U0rn.
Gambsn1 Station, 800, 800 Born, !l2.G Wlits
taqs, l5.25, $40 Gadm.
@srlaFsu GamOcu.St.EiO mao Grsosrid, l7.35.
1000 gorm., 1915 Bonn, lbs, A8 uHo "5.33
''3 @iT8sf.S, T.2O gOrm, 300, 48O, 1920 Ra8s
nitiags. ,- &c
GGfepttsGitp UNI Ut NJr9. QotdI, 1875, 29I5
morn. u25, 4.30, -535, $50, sl1.S5 GbtuDs.
6urtis' gap, 1928 @ormittags
Qurap, gt. Republication, ~2-56 Qa9m. GdTs
ssn, 2 800 Pobmittags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

4uf Der @erammlung
Der S%abrifdnten BON ELECTROMAGNETIC
men in glepelanb nurbe &luge qez
fibrt, baB Der Sta6ltruIt feline 9roz
BUTTE na6 ganaba 10 bel bi1tger perz
faufe, ais i'm Snlanbe. Die 6a6rtz
funtsn Der Ser. Staaten t0nnten in
Splge 9efen nit ben canaOii6en 6a=
brtfdnten ni6t confurriren uro ieien
aus benz carabii6enW1artte pe%rbrGn9t
norDen. Sin republifanif6ss 8ldtt
idgt Da3u: nSelbitperitdnoli4 fam
niht geoulOet peroen, DAB Der Sruit
Die 3a6lrei6en ameritaniI6en Snbuz
f%trie'n, pelfe Gifen p~erar6eiten, gu
@runOe ri4tet, ionbern muB berieI6e,
penn n0i6ig, Our4 p01igen 6reiban=
Del in giien uno Stall ge3pungen
perben, in bieiem 2anDe feline Waaren
10 bilig gu ~liefern, ME mad Dem 4us=
lanbe."
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AHputaa, 90. Sftuber 1903.

Sc me6r Maf4inen b E
MenI6en betommen, nm o meAr pers
ben tie Iel61t 3u Wai9inen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

Or. Bartlett, elmer ber
bebeutenbIten 9rebigar bes Weitens,
bat cen in Mpoetir6en 10 beliebten
N3tiiionspfuO in einer8 orIeiung f6arf
bele16tet. Sn Bolton, iaste er, ~toitete
es 100000 nm 43O perioner Der
Stride 3u3ufii6ren; in Gbicago betebrz
ten 70 8ir6en gan3e 876 unb ba5
foftete $241 900. Die greiie iinb ia
mod b06er, pie in Der 9olitif. 90
piel 9el0 tommt ba ni6t uuf ben
&opf oes Monres, Der iib nbetsbren"
lGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-26

n@o5u gtebt e8 Siren
bduIer, tpenr 2eute pie 9Orpie ni6t
binein geiperrt perOen2" fragt bic
.Ginc. 6r. 9refe." Nenn bier aQe
2aute, Die eintn Spurren BADEN, ein>
geiperrt niroen, mir tOnnten peoer
6eilftGtten genug 6auen, mod oos
nDt9ige QufIi4tsperiunal beidaffen.