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New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

Hotel the place Of rendezvous. They were l. L.
Lorillard. of Newport. and Henry Cryder and
Edwyn Sands, Of New-York They came down in
Mr. Cryder's Moyea touring car. and It took them
nearly twelve hours to the distance from
New-York to this resort. The club will hold the
run at later date.
3. E Dutton we'll known business man Of Bos-
ton, has taken apartments at the Lakewood Hotel
for the remainder OF the spring season. Mr.. Dut-
ton is president of the newly organized Lake
wood Golf Club. which has acquired the links and
clubhouse of the old golf club of Lakewood. The
new club Will take possession OF the property next
month and will make extensive improvements in
the clubhouse enarging II and adding many new
comforts.
Miss Lavinia Lally. practising lawyer Of New
York is staying at the Lakewood Hotel with her
mother Mrs. c. NJ. Lally. who is recovering from
the grip.
Mrs. Mason Bey OF Cairo. whose husband was
the ruler of small province of Algiers. is the
guest Of Mrs Flanagan at the Lakewood Hotel.
Former Senator Stephen NJ. Griswod and Mrs.
Grfswod, OF Brooklyn, among the prominent
arrivals the Lakewood Hotel this week. MIR. Girls
wold is the president of the Union Bank OF Brook
lyn-
Tuesday registering at the Lakewood Hotel
Late arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel include the
following: From New-York. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Straus Miss Alne Strdus Roger W. Straus. Mr.
and Mrs B. Sherwood Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Duncan, F. T. Bulner. Carl Ernst. Mr.. and Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

Adam Reid Edward N Taller Mrs. Sylvester Lee.
Mrs; J. BurchiIl. Miss Burchill. A H Charbonne.
r. !. Goldsmith. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. JennesS. Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Kicker, NJ Adler. James w.
4reaawell. Mrs A; Bernhard. Miss Wallace Mrs
bers. Mrs. j. Brocker. Lester Cohn. Lee Cohn. F.
L. Tyler: j. NJ, Moos, H E Eckstein, HERMAN
Brady. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Lings. Clarence F.
Brinsley. Joseph W. Hartman. J. Border Harrf-
son. Arthur ". Hess Mr.. and Mrs Charles &
Furst Mr. and Mrs. Irving Salomon. Joseph p.
Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Winthrop. Edgren
r. Ward. Mr. and Mrs Walter g. Morris. Charles
S. Plumb, Mrs. Albert Schff. DR.. G.. F. Morris.
Mrs c.. A Jackson. Alfred J. Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert SAKE. Mrs
f r Loeb Ernest Smith. 8. r. Dare. Henry Nor
rn, Mr.. and Mrs D. F. Taylor. Waiter s Nc
Tntosh George F. Ranger. Mrs. G. T. Barnett. Mt
and Mrs Frederick O. Moss Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
p TayIor and Mr. and Mrs Albert Cornell
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
TIE PEOPLES BANK.

The financial requirements of the residents o.
Fast Orange are well served by TINS popular I
-,,.ior which was organized in 1880 and Is 10 inns
- ,,,,5ar the direction of the same board as that
under which it was organized With capital ol
.1oo 900 it has surplus and profits amounting 10 & S
30 s+ the close Of business DeceLnDsr 81, l?C7
=. h.d indivi5ual deposits of near $IV00VJ "hlCh
gives an evidence Of the utmost commences on t.sT
1rhtc7 II has been successful for SO lonS IN II
Since the beginning OF business iS 70
tnckhoiders In addition to the regular % paI1hlf i}{
Inass n issues Brown Brothers letters OF CIeII
m t+raIeilers pound sterling drafts, ana + trans
1ers money by telegraph or cable IN the + eba 9
- f;renroof building at 55 and o-i Malll-st. i @ -
hos fne countingroOm OF the most appIoNtena q a,cos
.,c+ion and in all these things II IS a eIed Ios+
sti the convenience Of all residents oI 10
SoLS T,ha of1cers William NJ LlI
,residert: Edward P. Alling Vice-pTesiueh''
II Vyfckes cashier.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
HOW SPRING is KNOWN AT CITY HALL.

The clerks IN the Controllers Office call the largo
and handsome at the northwestern corner OF
civ Hall Park the 'granddad" or "grandpop"
tree
We've all developed a great respect for that old
tree said Edgar E Schin. clerk % the Con-
trolIer last week 1T is the granddad' Of all the
-a-tr trees and never mIsleads In regard 20 the
a--svaI Of sprfng There's japanese tree close
~ the Hail on the north side. and ne gets gay with
49, around March % or .. Then there Is syca-
more that begins 70 bedeck hinasen Win spring
anery few days later The boys see these yernai
xvo1fou,s and say that spring has come But Old
5,randpop.' he never gets gay Hes sort or
aforssinaI stole The first week OF April comes
and goes and he never notices II Not "A oud does
he display just as Ike as net while the otner
t,sas are sporting their buds along viii come q
ainoing frost and everything VIII feel Ike winter.
rrhen Old '6srandpop' waves his branches and so-t
~ saws Told you SOL Better not get gay. AFTER
Ell the other trees have got on their Faster oon-
nets old sCrandpop' LOOKS around. and when nes
s. ,ished that there is mistake about me Weatn-
ne uufs out his buds. Sometimes ~ SSer,S as x
they came out all at when the old man
sports his buds are ready 70 say IN the Nofus
OF ths late IAmented Mr.. Nye, Spring has 1oV
CANA
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

able when considers the size OF the fish a fr-
teen ounce perch may deposit a string nearly
yard long. One OF the strings at the Aquarium IS
thirty-two inches long The eggs almost trans
parent and the string looks much like the sams
length of gelatine- The first evidences OF the de-
velopment Of the young FISH inside the eggs aP-
pear in the course. of two three days. They re-
quire only about twelve days to hatch out in water
Of temperature Of 80 degrees. which is about tho
temperature of the water in which they being
Matched at the Aquarium Tbs first manifestation
is a black speck. which~eventually becomes two
specks- These the eyes. Even when the tiny
fish is large enough to vvrigsle around inside the
egg sac: the eyes are all that can be seen except
oy looking through eggs toward light Then the
bodies curved into a crescent shape. may be seen
From time To time these little fellows twist about
inside as II seeking more comfortable position.
Perhaps like the little birds described in the
nursery rhyme. they trying if their little
fms are strong enough yet In the OF a
couple OF weeks. after the eggs are deposited the
little fellows leave their prison cells and take life
in more independent fashion
Two more of the exhibition tanks at the Aquarium
have been lined with rock. one with cOnGlOmerate
and the other with calCareOus tufa- This makes
three which have been treated the other having,
been lined with rock from the subway. and fourth
is being prepared This Is Of the ways in
which the new management is seeking to beautify
the AQUARIUM.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
THE ALVORD.

This is a modern, high grade family hotel. where
the refined enjoy all the conveniences of a
home without the annoyances Of housekeeping, and
where the social environment is of the best The
proprietor, Of long experience in this special
line of catering furnishes at each and every meal
vands to please the paates Of the most fastidious
His house is notable for its well arranged and
scrupulously neat appointments and furnishings,
and he makes the comfort and taste of his
guest his especial study, those who have enjoyed
the hospitality OF Mr., F. B. Alvord will count IL as
a pleasant and enviable experience.
There single and double rooms, also suites
with private baths. the latter having open plumb
ing and being lined with enamelled brick. Not the
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

s$7I while its capital stock is 100000 and de-
posits $3.50 81 The increase in 1888. 1892. was
$5 535 90 These figures offer fattering tribute to
the managers of this institution for conservative
and investment of the funds with which 1t
has been entrusted. Through its high grade con-
nectiOns the company possesses facilities for the
safest and most remunerative investments. which
is well exempificd by the foregoing statement. II
has deposit and storage vaults for the convenience
Of these who may require them. Its oficers-David
Bingham president; James B. Dill, vice-president.
and August us W. Condit, custodian-are well known
in financial circles
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
STEPHEN M. LONG.

Mr. Long located in East Orange in 1873 and Is
rated as its oldest real estate agent as wen as an
expert in values handling a great deal OF hlgh
grade property there. He was its postmaster Ior
thirteen and has been its City CLERK tor t"elNe
years Pesides his speciality, East Orange rea
estate Mr. Long does extensive insurance pusl-
ness. having the agencies of six important com COM
panies which enable him to carry very heaVy INES
His nfflces are No 3t2 Main-st.. East orange
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
AT THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL.

Lakewood n J.. April Il (SpeciaD.-A special
programme OF Easter music will supplant the
usual concert programme by the Lakewood HOteIs
Hungarian orchestra on Easter Sunday evening.
Bad weather prevented the run of the Automo-
bile Club Of America to Lakewood this week OF
the dozen or more hardy automobiliss that started
out from New-York. only party succeeded in
Drawing the storm and reaching the Lakewood
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
FISH EGGS AT THE AQUARIUM.

anparently the eggs OF the different species OF
fish are as varied as the fish themselves. judging
+ro,, the eneeinens shown IN the fish hatchery at
,ba .c,,riur, from time to time The eggs Of trout
ore ahou, the size of tapioca giobule and re-
semb,s Il In coior. The eggs Of whtehsh look like
masses Of small pearls. Several thousands of them
could be contained in quart Jar they are so small
~or eggs NJ he yellow perch are being hatched.
- 49, have entirely different characteristics
They are deposited in strings about II. by inches
+, A.smetsr. Tna length & the stxins, = xemaSks
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

library represents outlay of about 100000 The
Clty Hail. fire houses, school houses and their
equipments represent valuation of about $1Q00,oG
with all this record of abundance there is one
scarcity of which East Orange boasts. and that IS
IN the matter of saloons there being only fourteen
saloon licenses in force in the city. The mail
facilities of East Orange OF the best The
East Orange Postofice is of the first class. and
there are four substations connected with il, with
free delivery system all over the city. with delN
cries two TO four times daily.
EDWARD E BRUEN. Mayor
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

least Of the inducements offered by Mr.. Aivord Is
his reasonable terms. - 49,
The Alvord is situated in South Clinton-st, two
blocks from Brick Church station and three from
East Orange station, where fifty trains pass oaIiy
each way and which there is always seat to be
found AS the house is only thirty minutes from
New-York, 1t should especially attract those with
whom time is object
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
SAVINGS, INVESTMENT AND TRUST co

T. Is located in the Peoples Bank Buiiolhs' 80
commenced business October !. 1892 with cap!'a ~
of $50 600 At the end OF the year -''-' -. e
ssG7 al2 aS with liabilities OF sooO 90 o. aNU q -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

ling IN such an extent that he is enabled 10 -
very modest warehouse cnarges-TooIns tIoiL - ~
-a-5 II will be seen that Mr.. Davis Is q seiE
secTfVa influence for good in the proInotlon OF 1e @
comfort OF the community ana III us pi0s'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

trade The partners Charles NJ. Decker. the
founder: Canton L. Decker and Guy Decker. The
sons Of the senior partner are also Interested
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27

pirb aud in Der id9iten Summer in
ieiner iiblifen Rei96alttgfett in Be-
3ug auf p~oqitdnbtge 2otalna6rt6ten
unb Oepei9en aug Dem Snz uno
4uslonbe erf9einsn. Die Qrtitel
auf Der eoitorieQen Sette finben ni9t
nur i'm bieiigen Yublitum tets pd4z
ienoe Nnerfennung aud Die PrefIe
bes 2anoes ma6t i6nen odburd oas
Observation-Disclosures Compliment, inoem
tie oiefeG6en in Soto in hire Spalten
aufnimmt, oft nit 4ngabe Der Be
5ugsqueIe, offers aber Die inAaltsretz
den uno g~eoiegenen Qbbunolungen
einfu6 anneftirt. Die nG6ite Nus
gube beg r5onntags Correspondent
ten" bringt i'm l1nterbultungsthsIl
6oIgenOes:
Ser Qiebe @e6ot," 8oman BON
Gls6et6 8or9ert (6ortieBung).
Na6geGafene @eoi4te BON 9ieroz
nbmus Qorm.
n@6ieFe5 Slid" 9umoreste OOn
Sobn SD6nion.
Ser Magnar in Bien.
Ser perItprbene 8abn6ofs Sn@
fpeftpr," S6umoreste bon Or. HoS3d
Sdnbpr.
Qus Der alten 9eimutB.
nW1ar 6aber5ettel's G%ouIinen,"
Sumoreste BON SEEING 6esbin.
6umorif4iTrhps NIT 3il0ern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27
aus Saltimurr=G nuntb.
Sruuung gu gartpi1e. 8eri9leoe@
mes aus benz gountp.

Ies Jus ptIl SUulIlD.
Sn Der beutf6en epang.slutb. 8trz
DE gu 9urfpine fanb am leBten Wtttt@
nod Nbenb cine i4DneSrauun9 1taff'
Sri. Marie M. &epsfD BON @arn1,
Mb., nurbe baIel6it nit Paitor Rt9.
80. Sunqfer, Dem Seeliorger Der DE-
meinbe, q%etraut. Die Stride nar
fh0n betorirt. Sin 9ogen aus 5dr@
rem mar Dor Der l1m3Gunung Der Sir
DIE bis aur S6iire b%erielben dufgefteat
norben. uno bds 8rautpdar itdno bel
Der srouunq por benz QItdr unter Ell
ner rieIiaen aus 8lumen hergeiteqten
@lode, fpel9e SertbeiIt puroe, ais Der
feierIide Oft poriiber mar, 10 buB
bic 8lumen ii9 iiber bas Paar en-
opfTen. DIS 8rautfii6rer fungirte 9r,
Charles &epsfe, 8ruber Der 8raut,
unb Die Srauung ppQ5og paitor 8,
@rlt BON Baltimore unterNIiiiten5 Der
BaIfpren 0m. Seller BON Stemmer's
Run unb Gurl Buff BON 8aroenbiqe.
DIS 8rautiungfern fungirten Die
5rIs. 5rieba Sungfer, Marie 8oppeI=
mann, 9orptbea 8ulbbenn II. Mloqie
Wefel. 3pet g&i9ten Der 8rout,
6unnab 8pBen unO Marp Mar mo-
rem 8lumenmdO6en, unb al5, ui6ers"
funqirten bic So. 9ep. Salter unb
Sn. 6. &albbenn. Nu9 Der Srauz
ung fanb i'm Sonntugsi6ul3immer
Der Stride Elm @mpfung itatt. Die
Neupermdhlten begaben fi6 uuf Die
6o63eitsreife mad Niuguru unb Dem
Norben. Sic perber ii9 am 5. Sult
gu 9urtbiIe, Mo., bdusli4 nieoerz
lafen.
Mangel an 5urmorbeiz
term.
Die Tarmer BON 8uItimurezGOun
tp bef6peren fi6 barber. Dab tie
ni6t g%eniigenb Qrbsiter fir tire 6arz
men erlangen t0nnen. 0ie beubiidz
tigen ernitIi4, Elm eigen's Bureau CUR
4nperbung bon Nrbeitern bieier Dirt
in Baltimore 81 erOffnen.
S6Itmmer Stur3.
6r. 8eprg &tmmeli60n bon Ga
tonspiue f~tiir3te, pdbrenb er nit benz
Nnitrei6en elmer S6eune uuf Der
Sarm BON Charles s. Some5, gu
Nortb=8enb, nahe Gatonsotqe, be-
f4dftigt mar, 70 ungliitIi6 gu So
ben, buB er einen Rippenbrud unb
f6rpere innerIi6e 8erIeBungen erlitt.
Mil6 m manner am Strite.
Stint MiIdmdnner, 4ngefteQte BON
Qepi5 8ebfer, nube QfbIunb an Der
nN0rbl. Gentrolbubn," 1inb an ben
@trite gegun9en, inbem lie iid mel
gerten, bic 8iihe gu meIfen. 9araufz
bin Dertaufte 9r, Sepfer feline 50 8iiz
be an Srn. Shea, 8eIiBer bes y@6tz
Meilen~9auies" on Der gorttolpnz
Surnpife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27
Spfcr elmer GoQiiinn.

9untington, %, = ga., 26.
SUM-. - Sin 5ru6t5ug Der Gbsiuz
peats II. Ohio : 8o6n coQioirte an
Der neItliaen Staotgren3e nit ejnem
elettriiden 8uggOn Der Camden Snz
terzStute : 8a6n uno Oenolirte benz
iel6en. 6inf3ebn Meniden nuroen
perleBt. Dem 6rn. G6os. 5. 4rmz
ftrong muroen beioe 8eine db5eIAnitz
ten, uno er lit ni6t 81 retten. Inter
Den iibrigen 8erleBten befinOen lid:
7ruu Sou S6afner BON 4ittsburg;
8eorge 6ablanOer pon Columbus,
O6io, uno 6rau Gem ShuIer, Ytarz
TIA Stalep, 6rau W}arn Smith, 9r.
Charles @qsgar, 6runt N(ari5aG,
Iruu @m. Smith, Sri. Settle Sterps
art uno 8m. S6uler Don 9unting=
ton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27
Staot Baltimore.
Mus benz Snnern WarDlanb's nnb
ben angren,enorn Staaten.
Gin unbefdnnter Selbf IT.

Gin unbefdnnter Selbf It.
mDroer.
Sn Der NG6e BON gprt6 : Brand,
ni6t melt DON Cumberland, puroe
Die 2ei6e zines gutgefleioeten un6sz
fdnnten Weiben gefunben, Der 1t6
baielbit an einem 8aume er6dn9t
bate. Man fanb gtt9ts in ieinen
Suiden, mas auf feline Soentifi3iz
rung bate f9lieben lafen. @r po9
ungefGbr ITO pfuno uno bate einen
i9par5en S6nurrbart.
SIN 9ieni It getOotet.
Der q Sabre alte 6ra9t3ugz@onz
butteur gbpuro Wpunt purDe Bel
Cumberland getDbtet, inoem er auf
Der 5abrt 5pii4en 5tpei 8aggons
fiel.
8ei'm Sprengen berunz
gludt.
Sn elmer Der 9ru6en Der Someriet
aoblen : Gompaenie Bel Jroitburg
1puroe Der 30 Sabre ulte So6n Gin
bemann buour4 9etOotet, oab bel benz
Sprengen elmer QuantitGt 8o6len Elm
Stiid Der &pblen ibm an ben 8opf
gei4leuoert purbe.
Qbleben.
Sn Weitminiter 1T Der 81 Sabre
olte Sormer Wm. Stoner geItorben.
Gr 6interlGBt brei S0bne uno bier
S04ter: gotparb s. Stoner, Wurz
%fielosburg; 9oratip Stoner, na6e
Weftminfter; 3FD. 6. Stoner, 9rdz
pebam; 6rou Sobn %. 9eggs, BAL
timore; 6ruu Wm. 6. 9smmings,
philadelphia; 5rau Peter @ooer,
Cams Greet, unb 5ruu Mplie 9iebl,
Weitminiter.
Sn 6aserstopn lit 5rau annd
Maria Otter i'm Otter BON 76 Sa6ren
eeitprben. Sic bintsrldbt nun einen
8ruoer, Hatban Mumma.
Sn Wafbington 1T 5rau Sofepbine
Sanger i'm Otter bon SO Subren gez
itorben. Sic mar Die Mutter Der
$50. sigmunb uno gonuro Sun5er
BON Cumberland.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27

buB bic @eeluft unb bic Ruhe feline
@eiuno6eit pieoer Der itelIen peroen.
Nuf pielIeitiges @erlangen briiden mir
bier ben Wunf6 aus, bub es Oielleidt
anoebru6t pGre, penn Elm puur Out
5eno @Gnger ii6 uuf benz 9ompfer,
pel6sr nabe benz 6uBe Der @out6z
StrdBe anlegt, einfdnben, UNI Dem
b~erbienten Manne Elm 4bi6tebsz
@tdnofen gu brin9en, bus aud BET
ben Nmerifunern 4ntlung finDen
ptrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27

Wetterausfi6ten Sir
Marplano unb ben 9iitritt Columbia
unIiferes Metter am Samftug, fpabr=
fdeinli9 Hesengiife, flar unb pdrz
mel am Sonntug, lei9te ober frif4e,
srObtentheils fiibDitli9e @inba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27

Cine boppelte GDlIiio II
ereiqnete Ii6 geitern Morgen an Der
Yenni1lpania5Q penue uno 2anpulez
itrabe, inbem Elm eleftrif6er 5ra6tz
ipuqqon, iiber pelhen Der Wfotorfibz
rer bic Gontrole perloren bate, gegen
spei Wugeons rannte. 8liitlt6er
Wei1e nurbe Tiemunb lebensgefGhrz
lid perleBt. Der 5ru6tDaggon mar
nit S6ienen belaben uno fam Die
itetle @nb0be pon Der MofberitraBe
berunter ~gefabren. Sn 6olge Der
i9peren 6rudt, nelde auf bemBdgz
eon ~laItete, mar Der Motorfiibrer 9p.
Stud ni6t i'm StunDe, ben Wag9on
on Der 2anpaleltraben : 8reu5un9
re6tseitig an5u6alten. @r fu6r in
Solge befen in elm @efG6rt BON
6rn. 2eopolb 9feffertorn BON Nr.
412, Siibz@utapitrobe po6et ods
gferb nit folder Wu6t gegen Den
Yfo5ten zines Commentaries 10 benz
0du1e Jtr. 1900, Yenn1 nlbdntd@Npe.
eei9leubert puroe, baB berfelbe ME-
herbrad. 8unberbarer BeiIe fam
Der Suti6er Sobn 8lut BON Nr. 81,
Stafforbz2ane, nit benz S6reden
hupDn. Nd6 Der erIten Goqiiion fubr
Der 8aggon in ben Mil6pugen Der
@ebriiber Garen, Nr. 1421, Wprtlez
9lDenue, unb mari benielben Bel Sci
te. Ser 8utf4er 9enrD offers BON
Nr. 1884, Hetreutitrabe, fpurbe ouf
tts Strobe gei9leuoert unb erbeblid
am Sopfe perlebt unb 5ebn 8a1onen
Mil6 flo1en in bic Sole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27

e6atfeIfrof, SdhmerSen, WnIa.
rita, xn Grippe nno fdfiimme Grfdf.
fmnaen fmrirt Dmrdb .Slauep's Ngnc
Wile" aud in hiiiiiacr Gprm).
0reiS 25c. Maenfhalbeu perfauft
lDfI2. 3&6.lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27
0lhfffud !

@eridumt ui6t, @tbbtl'5 elegant e;rg'ri6tetts
Sbptuqrdpbiibts Ittller, Tr. 32l, CTR,
81 bciubtn.
9oriiigli6t, eurautirt oauerbdits Gabjntts8ilotr
fir 81. 90 Dds SuStro.
6maint= uro 4~latin=giIOer, ionic tinfltriib
ausqefabrts Gc6eusqroBe Qortrdts fno %SsbbtI's
EptiilIitdttn.
Cir Qut. gtoituun5 biret Der 8ui Ots Ittltrs,
ClldraI5.lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27

9es 9teb 4 II L
Otgt.- Ra9monO 8a4ter, Elm 8sz
no6ner BON Norooit : Baltimore,
D~erirrte ii6 am 9onneritag Qbeno in
Die iOnuiI6e 8egenO Oe5 n6oot" bon
SIT : Baltimore uno traf oaielbit cine
eben6ol5farbigs S6Dne, Iamens
@iteua 8opman an. Die 8ei5e Der
giteua bereiteten ibm Elm 8uterIoo.
Gr folgte i6ren 8eriuaungen uno BE-
CAB iid nit i6r in bic Martinsz
court, ND er geItern Morgen nit
i6psrem 8opfe unO I'm $40 Grmer
aufpu8te. Wa6ter bego6 ii6 mad
Der 0Itli9en 9oli5eiitation, mo er Dem
lieutenant Green fem traurige8
S4idiaI meIOete. Spdter .nuroen
@iteua unO So4n Ncre, iopie Marp
Gorter, pelde Der Grferen BET Dem
9iebitabl beAilflia 9etpeien iein ioQ,
pom S~ergeanten Dan oerbuftet uno
in Der 0itli4en Poli5siitation pom
Squire @arlano i6rem PrO3eBperfd6z
rem iibernieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27

Srtnft D's S6ee uno
aoffee.-Seit 30 Sabrcn btriibmt
lpsoeR 0ualitGt uno Preile. =. ..
RennnG o.. 90 2dOsrL (60IaG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27


Sieben Sabre alter 8ndz
Be II ungebIt6er Diet
oSennie YerlItein DON y}r. 424, 5ioz
@urolineftraBe, puroe geitern gu4z
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tarten bon uno na6 europa. ESQ.,
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Der Qentfde Correspondent.
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