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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Der rNem=gnrf 9eralD" nug Die
SCmild1>N m%erifaner.

Ods Rep=Yprfer Weltblatt brdf@
te geitern einen langen eDitortellen
Qrtifel unter Der reberIdrift: Ser
9eutih=Nmeritaner nidt in @pmpoz
THE mil bes &aiIers 8ene3uela>Bolt=
tit" Don BORN berein lei berporgez
hoben, baB Der y6eralb" lebigli4 BON
bes Gdiiers Bene3ueldzBplitit 1priAt;
BON ben iibrtgen aGiirten W2d6ten,
england unb Stalien, fagt er tetn
M0rt9en. 0as Weltblatt fagt bann:
rGiner Der mdrfanteften 3ige in Der
8ene8uelazG Situation, Der in Berlin
ni9t geniigenbe 8ea6tung gefunben
hat, 1T Die @inmiit6igfeit Der Dffentz
li9en Meinung in 4merifd, bic gegen
bas aggreIfiDe 8crgeben bes 4aifers
protefirt. Dies 1T I'm 10 bemerz
tenspertber, ais cine groBe 3abl anne
ritanif4er 8irger, Die proteitiren,
beutTfer 6erfunft ftnb." 9as 1T cine
Der bGufig i'm y6eralb" porfpmmenz
ben 8e6auptungen, fir Die er feline
anbere Grunblage bat, als Die Sim
bilbung i'm &opfe bes S4ret6ers.
JiibIung nit benz biefigen 9eut14z
t6um bat oas 8latt ME ge6abt. Menn
es nun peiter bebauptet, OaB Der Satz
fer BEL Ieinen 8eriu4en, autptrattf4z
breuBif6en GinfluB duf ben 1ibdmez
rifQni16en Continent dus3ubebnen,
ouf bic 9eut19zNmeritaner re4ne, 10
1T bas 8le4. Die 9euti9zNmerifaz
ner fpiFen, baB bes 8uiiers Bort
niat gebrebt unO gebeutelt gu fperben
brau9t, baB er feline Nbiidt bat, in
@ene3ueIa gu toloniiiren, unD ber&atz
fer fennt Die 9eutI4zNmeritaner gu
out, UNI Die Nni6t 81 oertreten:
.Gtnmal 9eutf6er, immer9 euti4er!"
pie Der n9eralb" fagt. l1no nun be-
le6rt bas Neltblatt feline 2efer, baB
Die 8apern, Sa4fen uno Wirttem=
berger gar feline 8eipunberer Der preu@
Bif6en Suprematie unb Der preuBlz
f6en Met6oben ieien, ME Der &dt1er
gu glauben I9eir1e, Nenn Der 8dtier
nt6t einmaG ale 9eutI4en fir it4
babe, nie f0nne, ct bann BON ben
Oeutf9 : Nmeritunern unteritiBung
ertporten, Die einmal bon ben 9iBigz
feiten Der 6rei6eit gefo7tet unb fi4
bes Ge6ts erfreut bitten, i6re 4nii4z
ten ii6er 8olitif frei gu duBern. Sn
benz Some ptrb fort5albabert, nit
Dem 3efrain: bic 9eut56@4mertfaner
finb @egner be5 beutf6en 8aiiers.
l1nb ba fe bas finb, 70 f6miert ibnen
Der r6eralb" aud etpas 8ret Inn ben
Ulunb unb fagt: Der Nmeritantsz
mus bes 9eutI6en 1T bie[lei4t nod
prablerif6er unb ebenfo ernit, dls Der
bes bier geborenen Nmeritaners. :
unb bann giebt bas Weltblatt Dem
aaiIer gum @9luB ben guten Rutb,
fi9 bieie Settle Der 6roge pobl gu
iib%erlegen. Wenn er fir feline @robez
rungspolitit ouf Die unteritiiBung
amerifanif9er 8iirger beutf6er Ser
funft re6ne, bann perOe er bitter entz
tGuf6t perben, uno Der 6ebler tperbe
toIt1pieIig iein.
Colder Quart tpirb in einem
yMeltblatte" breitgetreten. 0ott err
barm's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

giner Der MGnner, Denen
prdifOent Mc&inlep's 5reunbf4aft
febr gut 6efommen, lit Der ioeben gum
Sber6unbesri6ter b~ef0rberte 90. st.
Dan. 8or penigen Sabren mar DAP
nod Elm p%bicurer Nobotat, Der cine
feline ai9teriteqe in Ohio befleibete.
Damn purbe er Observation-Disclosures
BON 6rn. Mc3inlep, uno ols bieIer
Yrdiibent geipOrben, %ernannte er Ieiz
men 6reuno gum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unb nu9 Sobn S6erman's 9inausz
efelung gum Staatsfefretdr. Damn
qing er als v5riebens : GommifGr"
mad garis gum Qbi4luB bes @ertraz
qes nit Spanien. @r mar ,,in It,"
Qls Die 66nbel nit Spanien begOnz
ner, Die Mnnerion gena6t uno ipnit
oaerlei Motria nit Der 8unbesper>
faTung getrieben purbe. Dan TT ulio.
fpie Der v2puispiae Qn5ei9er" treffenb
bemerft, fiber Der rt6tige MaHn,
menn pom O6erbunoesgeri9t Die Ser
fQTunq peiter geDehnt, ge8errt, bur4s
I6fert ober in Die unm0gli4iten 5or>
men uno Muslegungen gequetf4t per@
ben muB, tpie bas pobl 81 9efAe9en
boben fpirp. Cine pDr3uglide 8a9l
fir ben 3psdI (gufi. @Oltsfrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Wefern Warh[anb ga6n.

graf in Rraft am Y. 1903.
3ige ~nerlofen bic SiusHsstatiOu, ME f0lgt:
Sdoli6.
4a30 rib - 64neapot, 9atptljnit oa0ust0DT'
u. & 90. gabn uno Dem Si0en uH0 aus9tHomz
men SonHtug5 g. 9. u. u. Gbambers5ur1,
Wartinsburo unD WiH6eitsr.
3dqlt6 d, usgeHo OF NJ en- SoHHtoGs.
725 Tlorgens - 9ort, 3. & s.. DIP. uno 6aupts
linit 0tli6 bon G~moyg=@roOs, Carlisle IND y.
& $. u. U.
S.23 9orm. 5auptliHie. 6aqtrgtoiun, SbiDpenss
burg, 6rsoerid, Gmmitsburg UH0 q. & g8.
@abn, Bis Clifton.
1912 9orpI. - Atfomm. mad nnton=grtoge, Qort
uno 9ettusburO.
225 Radm. 4ftomm. mad union=griOgt.
3.32 Ma5m. - Grprsb nab 9ort uHo .. & 6.9ib.
4.25 Radm. TEpTeB, QuHtte an Der 0aUptliuie,
SaoergtoDu, ionic Grcoerid, Gmmitsburg uuD
SbippsHsbur8.
5.23 Rabm. - QHomm. mad Gmor94gropt.
6.I5 Q6tuDg - 4ttomm. mad llnions9rioee.
Il.25 abtuos - 4ttomm. uah uH;oHs8rjDqe.
Qur 5onHtaqs.
9.35 Born. 49, aftOmm. nab uHioRs9riDgs unb
6auuDfr.
2.35 ga6m. = &itomna. mad untons9rioqe.
400 Ea@U. - aftouT. nab GmorD=grope.
1855 abeHos atiomm. na3 uniou=9riOoe.
8iattz unb 0epads8ireau 9lr. 215, Cfsgoltis
mort=StraBe.
3dgt baiten an uuioH=. Qtnuiolpania= gpenues,
6ultons unD @nIbroot (9ottbsabe.l Station.
.. 9. 8rt5pOlD, 9. :. d..
8. g. 2auDhrttt. 9.=9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
N~AFt NNH BN~Ubt tNTNHt ~WIE~ININ'
81. Qtr. EtnattnARoR kf1rNsrnh.

Ne Uer. St1dteHaE0E SFoDetHb
Sampler fabrtH tdgIjt. 6OHntags ou59sHommeR,
bon y8apAQiusr@9ierg, lob Qigbt=6traBs, $50
GbsuDg. DirsIt nab Oh 9otnt Comfort, IoriOIL,
9ortsmoutb un0 dl,n 9unitsu Des 5iDeRs. geTs
bin0uns in Oh 9oiut Comfort NIT g. & o. Gts
Ieubabu" mad 0liamouS. Btrbinoung in gOrtsa
mouth NIT Dem s5taboarb air Sine" ~ioljOeH 8ug
bon gOrtsmOatb mad 4t!Gata. 3n IOrfof gsrs
%binOuHg nit Der atlantic GOat 2iHs." gorFOlE
uuO Carolina, NOriolf unD iuOli5, 1orfolf un6
!psftlib unO ECID Dominion 2ine" nab gtsiDbsrH
uno Waibin9tou, R.sG.
Qlab8titeE ua6 turopdiidsm Blame. 2ururj6ie
Raihteujimmz, s.sitrif5e gtltu6tuHg, 8ampfbets
Buno, Roisu fret. 8eitrDirts Raiitsujirut i'm
g!gtt49iredu Der sBaps9iue,S Rr. l03, 0f&gaItia
m~orez5trnbs. EelrpbOus 6. & O. st. PAUL 1875;
marDInuo, G]oHrtIanO 4S5, @tbausb's, Is ROrDa
G6arlt5sStraRt, uuD 9ireau Dr r5eabOdrD dix
Sine" Continental Srut Go. gutIOing.s
Gnmet Srppn. @tntdm 0ancan,
@.sSinetz&9eut, Ger. Fr. uRo Ban. Gtgenk
SUbn u. Sberpppe. 8.s4rdi. uno @eHzUiaHager
tEg32@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
3 }S5t' 5aitea in 9lIminaton. G, bait in
Curcn 0une's Giieuba5uzGu.

Fa5rbIau tratiu Rrat q. #. 1902.
Sampler psrlaFsu gitr Or. 10, QiQbts5trabt:
Gd9lj5 (ausgenommtn SamTa3l G.l5 @ormittags
IND 3l5 gtafmittogs; Samitags nm SIS @ors
mittag5 uHO 2 lbr @aamittoqs mad Rtuts5glauO,
GcntrtDiat, gepcs uno 3nii6eutati0nsu.
Ani3IuB an sSttumura & GbeI. GJisubabn+ HaS
Cation, Egioro uuO 3piibtntatioHtu.
Graat piro tutgtocu qcnommen al 8oGentagsH
Bis 6 ubr 4btnDg.
Sslep5one: 6. & O.. let. Baud 8l02. WO. (9sul
81. i. @ ErOrtL
WQi27lSl Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Snhn 0nnnIrr.

Gg ftarb am |. Ttbruar, II rbr 9ormittaas,
3obn Gdppler in iejnem 81, aebcHsiabrs. Die 81
crbiQuna firOtt R ittDOt d, oen 4. debruar.
gSadmittaos , llbr, BON itintr ltBtsn g9ObnuEG,
Orr. 67l, BtfzGaDtttceStrabe aus onf Der s9tonnt
Glipet Cemetery itatt. @crpanott uno 6rsunoc
fnO a6rungsUoaft siugcl1otH, bei3upo9nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Sicnftae, 3. Sebrnar 1908.

8illig 1T immer bic q NJ
~itifterei; tbeurer tommt Die Plus
eferei."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Olnnic SH1nmhcrncr.

IS farb am 81. 31nulr 1853 %nnie S3amber9cr
80 Sabre alt, pelitbts 3o3tcr pom Bins 55amberz
ger. Die 9eeroigung finOct bcute, 0i'uta9,
Mo.qen3 9 ubr, pOn ibrcr lcBtcn WobnuRg, ytr.
2l6. Gmorn=StraBe, aus nab Der ct. alpboniusz
Stride, noieIbit cine Hequicmz9t.ie ]gcbaltsn DtrO,
uno Oanu auf Dem gol. Grl0itrz6rteObofe4 itatt.
u9tube in JrieOtn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

ShdS. Us. &rcfOadJ.

Gg itarb am 81. 9auuar na5 %ldngerem 2eiOtt
Gbas. gB. Rrcspa3, ]gtliebttr 8atte Don earrI
8respo4, in icincm 36. Q.bmgidbrt. Sic 9ccro:
qunQ finOtt beute, 2ieuitag, Den 8. 6e5rnar
Qa6mittaqg , Ibr, RON Der g9obnung icincs 9ru:
oers, oru. Grto. &rtspab, Gr. l746, Grltaas75tr.
aus ami Der pQouOon=4agf<Gcmettrp' TAFT.
40 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
@crbarD .. 8nbft.

s. itarb am l. 5c6suar 1908, 9 l1br 9Ormittogs,
@;rbaro y. 3u6it I'M 50. Sabre itints %tbtns. Nie
8etrOigung iiHDet beutt, 2ieutag, @abmittngs
I'm 3 ltbr, pou ieiHtr Iesten g9obnuH9, 9tr. 29J4,
aiHOtls2lpenut, aus TAFT. 9eiiebung %prioatinl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Hnhrt ~ Sm1fcr.

81 aorb am 81. aaruar aobu .. Solder. gc=
Iiebtcr gatte BON 3o6anua 51afr, in itiuer lcBtet
q8obminq, SIR. 1925, 4tnniploania= gOeuue. 81:
9esroiquna finOst beute, 9ienitag, 9la6mit=
tags @3 lrbr, BON iciner q9Obnung aus AMI Der
rgB.it,rn Cemetery priuatjm itltt. tS}-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Sphanna Manh.

Gs larb am 81. Sdnuar 1908 6rau Sobanna
Raub, Qelit6te So6tr BON @eore unO Q8ilbel=
nina G~ifenberg, i'm alter uOu % 3abrcn NM IL
Moudten. Die gcerOigung Tinost beutG,
ben 8. %gSebruar. @admittaqs , 1t6r, BON Der A9oh=
NINA ibrtr Glttrn, Gr. POOP, 6antoazNpe., aus
;41t+ 32-4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

Die 8ef4Gftslage OeS
2anbes 1T 5ufrieoeniteqenb, 1agt Der
leBte Do6enberidt bes 8anf6auies
BON 9enrn GIeps &c So. Wir 6abtn
cine 8ep0lferung BON etpa 80 MiQio=
men qegen so MtQionen in 1880, ulfo
einen 3upa6s bon 60 gro3ent in %
SSa6ren. 9abur9 tpirD bic bemerfensz
pert6e QftipitGt Der leBten 53eit err
flGrt. Die Nrbeitsr BADEN groBe Sort
fnritte gema6t; ie erhalten b0bere
206ne unb 6aben fiir5ere Qrbeits3eit,
els ja 3upor. (9fur in gepifen Bran
den Der @rbeit. 4eo.) 9as 4apttaI
fi6Lt Die 6olgen oabOn. unO Die Reinz
ertrdgs BON G~iIen6abnen unO inDus
ftrieQen unterne6mungen tperoen 5us
fe6enbs g%eringer. sic Iu4en in 60hez
rem Raten gntI6Gotgung; aQein aud
bas fat Ietne 8rsn3en unb mir 1tnD
barun, baB bic 6oAen preiie in ben
Ser. Stauten benz Observation-Disclosures
beper6 gegeniiber fte6en. Wenn Die
.@efpinne fOrtFa6ren, geringer aus3uz
faQen, lit es unpermeiOli4, oaB Die
4rbeiter enttpeoer @aiddftseinIteQunz
gen pber Qo6nrsOuttionen gegeniber>
1te6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
SoAeaF10e.

Sim 81. Sauuar gg III. 98 @nFtE
sim i fCbruar Murb 53dfftr i'm bObsn
am % 5anSqr u NJ. :. mut6 i'm l. Sabre
qm %. aanuar q aitget i'm alter Don
73 Sabrau. =
d %. aannar NJ arp 6. @inters i'm aa=
ter BON - 9l6rtn.
etm y, aannar o Q. B. 8olf in 6L. Sabre
feines 2cbtus.
Am /. 6sbruur 3 obana 8. R~reHooH
57 Snbrs n[f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
9efanntmad lmnQem.
HepartemeHt fur lInterridtSmefem.
- RUrpnu Ser EAuIzG m m fG

Nepartement fur unterridtsmefem.
- Sureau Ger SduIzG ommiTdre.
8ultimDrc, g}o., Den 80. Sanuar 1903.
9criegelte GorDeruuQssgnQebo fir Die 9erior=
qung Der 6fientIiben S6uIeu Don Baltimore NIT
gii5eru iperotn bis t t 10 0 d, oeu II. 5ebr.
1908, @a6mittags 4 llbr, in Oieicm 9urcau eut=
geqcn Q~enommcn.
9os 8c8t, @nQcbote fir, irqeno ipcl6e ootr aue
Stems" 3u b~crp,rftn, bleibt oorbebaltsn.
Sin beQlaubigtcr She'd i'm 9etrnQe pm 5000,
3ablbar an BEN Ntabor tno Staotrutb BON Baltic
mort, muB isOcm %&tuqtbot ~btigcfigt iciu.
Spe3iiitationtu III Oiciem gitr,au.
SIM Guf:rage s.. NJ. GpmIes, Setr.
Gau3L 81. 2,9456,7Q101D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Scnrn Gngel.

SO itarb am l. %f5e6ruar nab fur3er araut6tit
in ieiucm 81. Q:btusiabre 6tnrb Gugel, ]gelicbttr
@atts Der ocrtorbtusn Ntarie 2. Gugrl in Der
8obnung iciutg Sobnts, @rH. @m. .. Gr0el,
Nr. 500, @~igbtz5truBe. Sie 9eerO;gun8 finOct
+ t N 0 d, Ia6uittagg nm l3 llbr, pon obcns
gtnanuter Wo6nung aus ~pripatim TAFT. (33-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

Supan bat lid in 2uu E
Der Iebten Sabr3ebnte gang eritaunIi4
entpifelt, a6er nit Der Gbriitianiiiz
rung ge6t e5 ie6r lungiam DorpdrtS.
glad ben neueiten Itutiitiiden 8eri6z
ten gie6t IS jebt in Sapun nur 129,z
1913 Gbrtitsn: 55,824 r0miidztathOz
liide, 26,680 grtedii4 : tat1Olii6e
unb 1854 ebangeliide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

Die SdIuffeude bat m
bergangenen Sabre in GentrulzQfrita
onnGhernO 100000 Opfer o~sforOert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

n9te n@artentou6e" BAT
ibren 81. Su3r9ang begonnen. 9a5
uns BON u, 9anitI4 3ugegangene erite
9eft 6sginnt 3pei neue Romane; Die
BON Nieoerr6ein" BON RuDolf 9er3og
unb nShr Beirut" DON %. b, G6nerz
Gi6enbo4, einen interefanten Nrtifel
ISM 6er3en BON Niien" DON .. SAL
fsn6orit, Ger Die ~breijd6rige 6orI6erz
reiIe Oes S6peOen 9ben 9eDin i4ilz
bert. 8rof. 9aug fldrt iiber 6eilmitz
telI6ninbel Bel O6renleioen uuf uno
Or. ST, 8nauer pIau0ert iiber 9oIoz
fii6e; Dd3u 3a6lrei6e SIuitrationen,
DON oenen u. b. Wtsn3el's rS6ul6e=
iu9 6rieOrid Wil6eIm's bes @riten
bpn YreuBsn" unb cine GunItbeilage
BON Sans Dahl n6r0blife 6a6rt" be-
ionberer @~rpd6nung DerOienen, 1oDie
8ldtter uno 8litben an 0a3
5eigt, OaB audi i'm 3peiten 9al6ia9r@
6unDert i6res GrI9einens Die n9arz
tenlaube" i6ren Rang ais tpeitOer=
breitete 6amiIien3eitIdrift gu be6aupz
ten geoenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

Gin feltfamer Roaruf
finOet ii9 in einsm idpei3eriifen
8latte; 81. q. 2tlt, @emeinDeprGiiz
bent unO 2unOratb in Sim, 70 Sabre
oft: 8si'm gtmsr 8ergitur3 leitete er
init W}utb uno geididter 9anO Die
R~dtu{trDphe."
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S~eriammlmngs> Nn3elgeH.

NO. Gpucornia . 9eibs umS S%parsSerein.
5dbrssz9triammIuns uuO 9eant,npabI Sisn=
4 q 96tnD, Den 8. 6tbruar 1903, im @erianlms
lunosspotale Gr. lTl8, GdutoH=loeuue.
1874 6ree. 9. Gdneieers Getr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
.Gemetern.

Der IDEAL. galtimortr GricO5Of, naBe QitcspiGc,
,p.i elettriibe gabnlinisn unO 4imltcoz9outtoarO
Oirttt sum- 6ricObofs. Qae 9tgrdbniBpldBe inter
ftetiger Qflegt. 0itDrige 4reiie. 9trlaugr neueH
misunderstanding Giiice: 3 IorOsGbar.css
5traBe. (Sstoe EeItp5oEe.) CSt323
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

Sean Saures, Der franz
30fiide Gommuniit, Internationally,
Der @erd4ter Der franco : rufiiiden
NQian3 unO 3erit0rer triigerii6er 8ez
pandetrdume, 1T gum @ice : prGitz
benten Der fran30Iti6en 0sputirtens
TANNER gsfpd6lt norben. 0a er in
her 0origen GiBung Der &ammer Die
unfru4t6are Raoan4epolitit Oerurz
t6eilt unO ieinen 2~anOsleuten Die
Q~usI06nung nit ben geI6idtli4en
S6atiaher unb bic ebrIi6s Nnndbez
rung an 9eutidlanO empfO6len bate,
10 itimmten Die NationuliIten na6
poG3ogener NabI BEN PrOteitruf an;
sod SLAP : 2ot6ringen, trOB 4Qe@
bem!" unD in Der Na6t nurDe Die
@traBburg : Statue OOn Rationale
item in eiHen i4par3en 6lori8leier
ge6iut,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
n9tOpal Slne "9inic

nab pbild0Glpbia uno RerUzgOrt-
Ceflib. &5T. D, eaHocH. @oL D. ILL
6aiafpoooou ....... . 3.5l Born. p 3.55 Q.
Srop. bin. & Gi1sr = 7.55 9orm. 81 . 800 Y. 6
@uffCt 4arlor ...... ! GIG @orm. 9zt Y. :
1~rrror Fgirfr 800. ?g.52 @ornI. 9.57 y. 6
60 So u0.5y Worm. q I054 2.
60 So liz Wabm. u = l.3 u.
SUI ~, uims +,o ougIblilfli5 pullman : 8Ug,
O." -. ~n-,f.r I,rlar. CbifrButjou, Spite uuo
S"lI'1 - . g. 80 R1Dm. 3 = 353 q.
49, ~ @ia,r .... . 500 Qbos. sos q. 6
Foa3ts nab g5tlaD. > 900 4bos. sos q, s
oot,I- SS4l1 ipaooou nab 9lcio=gort fsrtis 3um
@@sr1~b in ut. R~og1l=StatioH I'm 1000 absuDs.
81 rrb WtlauftcsGitD an 8D5eHtageu; 9, na5
@tlautitzGitD ta9ltD.
gmt ,8d9s balttn in Wilmington. G, bait in
Qbi. b. GumDcu. a6f. b. mt. R.
mbir- Nnom. .... 1905 9Orm. $40 8prm.
1bir7 Gryrcs .... $3.50 0a6m. 1875 Na6m.
gbilo. ErprsB ..... 4.55 Nu6m. 500 gsadut.
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Citation o1sr Communication.
.. 3. martiH, mgr. 9aF. Sraffic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

0te rSopu 8efOrm" Derz
mut6et, ooB 6inter Der gon3en 9eBerei
gegen 0eutidlarO Die 9erren, 0}eiz
iter urO 8e6erri6er oes 2anOeS, Die
Gruits iteden. 0ieielben bdttsn &c.
ieben, DaB Oas 9olt angefangen babe,
ungeOulOig gu perDen, 0aB gtpa5 gsz
tban tperOen miiBte. ga lei Die 8enez
5ueIa : 8eI6i6te gan3 gelegen getomz
men. 90 brau4ten lie benz 8olte nur
peis gu MAIDEN, baB Die Monroe>9otz
trim in @efa6r lei, un0 Die Sruts
ieten pieOer auf Elm Netlden gerettet.
Die 8epeiie laiIen fi6 natiirIi6 nidt
erbringen; aGein 0as itebt pobI ii4er,
haB ftarte SntereFenmG4te binter Der
initematii6 betr;ebenen 6eBe ftehsn,
nm Gonflifte 6er6ei3ufii6ren, ben" an
8ene5uela ieIbit liegt i6nen ni4t5.
Die 5ran3oien pfIegen gu fugsn:
yCherchez la femme!!" (Su6t od8
Meib); mir miiien frugen: What is
in it?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
encouragement
Baltimore : 9ampf 9a6et Sc.

Qrtbur 90. GDbInu,
= ger. I2s, Gf.S Baltimore StraRe. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

2Slr ilne 1857 bcrett AppllfattCnrn fur Mai
&tcenien entgegen su uebmcn. Qeripnen, mel
DIE applications TormuIare wnnfbem. fbuz
hlltcn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-03-24
AS 1T is WRITTEN.
A List of the Greatest Ten Men thu
World Hns known,

A List of the Greatest Ten Men the
World Has Known.
Who are the ten greatest men the
world has known? DR.. ]. Mckeen Cat
tell gives Napoleon, Shakespeare, Mo-
BANNED, Voltaire, Bacon, Aristotle,
Goethe, julius Cesar. Luther and Pla-
to. 1.-THE method | followed" says the
author. ito discover the 1000 men who
are pre- eminent was this: took six BIZ
ographical dictionaries or encyclope-
dias - two English. two French, one
German and one American-and found
the 1000 men In each who were a.
lowed the longest articles. In this way
come 5000 men were found. | then Sc
lected the men who appeared In the
lists of at least three of the dictiona-
ries and from these selected the thou
sand who were allowed the greatest av-
erage space. Thus was obtained not
only the thousand men esteemed the
most eminent, but also the order In
which they stand. According to this
list, the ten most eminent are given
above. 1t is curious that these ten pre-
eminent men are so widely separate In
race and age-two Greeks, two French
men, two Germans, two Englishmen,
one Roman and one Arab and two in
the fifth century and one in the first
century before Christ, one in the sixth,
one in tie fifteenth, two in the SIX
teenth and three in the eighteenth CEN
fury. The ten names last on the list
are Ohio. Sertorius, Macpherson, Clau-
dian, Domitian, Bugeaud, Charles l. OF
Naples, Fauriel, Enjantin and Barbery,
names hardly ever heard" - Philadel-
phia Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-03-24
A STRANGE LEGEND.
Origin of u Curious Custom Observed
nv Bulgarian MasOns.


by Bulgarian MnsOns.
Nine paster masons who were en-
gaced in building citadel in the time
of the Voivoid Neagoe found on re-
turning to their work each morning
that the portion Of the wall which they
had completed the day before had fall
en- to pieces during the night and was
living in heap of ruins in the ditch.
Manol of Curtea, the head mason, in
formed his comrades one morning that
n voice from heaven had warned him
in his sleep the night before that their
labOrs would continue to come to
naught unless they all swore on that
very morning to immune in the struc-
ture the first woman, be 1t wife, moth
er, daughter or sister, who should ar
rive with the morning meal Of one
or either Of them. They all took the
oath. and the last man had hardly been
sworn when Manol's own wife appear
ed, carrying her husbands breakfast.
The oath was kept, and the woman,
known in the legend as "Flora Of the
Fields" was murdered and her blood
and flesh incorporated with the wall OF
masonry.
A curious practice of the Bulgarian
masons the above scene is laid in Bull
garia), which survives to this day, ties,
titles to the vitality Of the legend. To
insure the solidity of the houses they
build they measure with reed the
shadow of the first person who passes
after the digging of the foundation
has been completed. When the foun
dation is commenced, this reed is buried
under the first rock, usually the corner
/, stone
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-03-24
Shaving Among the HindOOs.

The Hindoo Is cOntemner of boards,
and one-half of his head is devoid OF
hair, he only leaving Il long lock which
grows from the back oil the head. This
is a relic Of the belief that has taught
Hindoos the angel of death used this
cue to drag them to heaven.
Women are great patrons Of the bar
Der, for the Brahmanical law Is very
explicit on this score and provides that
widows must keep their heads shaved.
This rule is most rigidly enforced, and
the unfortunate widow has to make
herself us ugly as possible. and grace
fully submits to an operation which
deprives her of her greatest ornament,
for Brahman women have splendid
heads of hair and their couture sets II
off to exceptional advantage. 1t Is put
up in a coil. The rich partially cover
this huge knot with thin platter of
beaten gold. while the poor intwine In
it the gorgeous flowers of the marigold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-03-24

In some cases the CLOTHS of the fro:
presents considerable analogy to TIT
upper larynX of birds. Cuvier com
pares their mechanism to hettledrum
DR.. Abbott to steam whistle. Warn
Gus species of the hylodes, or tree frog
found most abundantly in South Amer
lea, make the best approach to song
Some of their sounds are futelike, 9th
ers metallic, others again clear, lou(
trilled rattle, sometimes piercinglI
shrill.
That under certain circumstances thu
effects are pleasing we can Gathel
from such keen observer as Darwin
He says. "Near Rio Janeiro | used of
ten to sit in an evening listening to
number of little hyln which. pcrchet
on blades of grass close 10 the water
sent forth sweet chirping notes in har
London Answers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-03-24
ConI BIN Measurements.

A solid cubic foot of anthracite coa!
weighs ninety three pounds. When
broken for use. 1t weighs about fifty
four pounds. Bituminous coal, when
broken up for use, weighs about fifty
pounds. The consequent rule for the
approximate measurement of coal In
a bin or box is to multiply the length
in feet by the height in feet and again
by the breadth In feet and this result
by fifty-four for anthracite coal or by
fifty for bituminous coal. The result
will equal the number of pounds, and
TO find the number of tons divide by
2OOO.-PoruIar Mechanics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-03-24

The practice of constantly steaming
the face is one that cannot be too strong.
ly condemned. 1t not only renders the
skin exceedingly sensitive but often gives
rise to irritable eruptions, while it is al
most a sure producer of enlarged pores
and premature wrinkles. The only &C.
casions when steaming is of benefit are
at the commencement of a course of
facial massage treatment, if thorough
cleansing of the skin is needed, or at the
commencement of course of treatment
for blackheads of old standing. Even
under such conditions the steaming
process should be most judiciously car
ried out and it should never be regularly
employed. In many conditions of the
skin, when blackheads are present, it
will be found that steaming is quite I'M
suitable as a remedial agent.