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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
Ser amertfnniihe Gharafter.
Bon Mil6elm BON YOle75.

Riemuno tpirb feline @dter abi4itz
teln; Der gantee fam feline europdiz
16e Sino6eit nt4t berleugnen. Dix
6eten @igsn19afttn oes umeritaniz
f9en 8oltes iinb in Den @i6enpdl>
bern DeutI9lanb's, auf ben MQrI6en
6plfein'8, in ben DIR ern gnglano's
unb Strands, in bergin0Oe oe5 i4otz
tif9en 6p6lan0s eripd9Ien. 4ber crit
Der MISUNDERSTANDING &f NIT Der
Iatur, Die groBartigite aQer 80lters
purberungen, Die 8eiteoelung Ameriz
fa'S bon S3ean gu O3edn, baden benz
@plf89arafter bic 6~eion0ere Prdgung
gegeben. @s lit in Der Reuen Melt gez
nuu nie in Der Often: auf Der breiten
8aIis bes 8runo unO 8ooens ru6t Die
meni9li4e geIeQf6aft. SIN platten
2anoe fpG4lt Die geIunbe 8olfstrdft,
bas 9orF lit Die 8inosrFu6e jsber
3aiIe. Qu6 Die Qmeritaner tparen
urIpriingIi4 eir8olt non 4derbauern
unb gFlan3err, ebe tie gu 8~aufIeuten,
cSnbuftrienen unb 8antiers nureen.
SEPT freiIi9 1pobnt Der gr0Bte Sbeil
BON linen in Stdoten. 9as Staotlez
Ben bat feinen nipeaireEoen, bic 3igs
bes Stammes ME Der Gin3elpsri0nz
li4teit bertpif4enoen @influB au9
auf oas @olt bon Norbdmerifa aug
geiibt.
@lei9ma6enb bat aber bpr QGem
audi Die 8erfafung gepirtt, bic Ii9
bteIes 2ano gege6en bat. Die @Onitiz
tuition bon 1887 mar Elm peitIpdnnsnz
bes Dad, unter ben Die 8ereinigtsn
Staaten pie,3immer BON berI4isoener
9rDBe eingebaut iino. Der 8unbesge=
bdnte bat ben Partitularismus Der
@in5eIt6eile, Der im2lnfang grpB mar,
aumd6li6 beiiegt. Sn eriter 2tnie
fi6Gt ii9 beute Der gantee aIs 8irger
9roBamerifa's, ipenn er aud auf iei=
ne 6erfunft bonaentudn, O6io, 9ennz
fnIbanten nod 10 1tol5, ooer bon Den
8or3iigen Nep : Doris, Der rgmpire
gitp," uber ibrer iungen Gioalin Gbiz
cago mod 10 tief iiberaeugt fem mag.
Die engliI6e Spru9e bat elmer aus
aler 6errsn Qdnbern Sufammengez
ftr6mten Mfen9e oas gemetnfame8ers
ftGnbigungsmtttel gegeben. uno
i9tieBli9 haben Die Giienbabnen, be-
rem 8sbeutung fir Noroumerifa faum
iiberf9GBt nerben fam, bic ein3eInen
Sbeile reg 9ieienlanbes eirGnoer ma
be eebraft unb bdS 8olt bOlenbs CUR
@infeit aufammengsf9GgeiBt.
9as 51afpltlt 1T, buB no INNER
mar istt in Rorhdmerita reifen mag,
pb in ben Observation-Disclosures nit tbrer
ber1dltnibmGBiq neralteteREultur, Oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

Sn S~intanb # bic 0itz
tatur prptlamirt iporben. Sur9 uGer=
60dfte &abinetsorber lit Der General
@ouperneur 8obrifotp ermG6tiqt porz
ben, auf eigene 8erdntpOrtlidfeit rjez
ben inn paFenben S4ritt gu unters
ne6men." @9peoif9en 8ldttern 3us
fplee bat er feline nunmebr unumz
ihrdnfte @epdlt fofort in einem Be-
febl funb getban. Der bic @erbaftung
ppn benz neuen MebrgeieB segeniiber
r~enitenten 2euten %anDrOnet, unb 3par
ie zines Mannes in ieber Qanbge=
meinbe unb breier in ieber Stabt. Die
9erbafteten Ipnen in 9eliingfors ab=
aeliefert perben. - Ods Mebrgefeb
lit gar nidt perfafIitassnGbis, Sas
madt aber In GuBlanb tDei:sr gfidts
qua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

Gin 81 bz6u 10 II r
be, tpie aus Dresden beri4tet ptro, in
8obenba9 an De. id4iii4<bO6mti4en
Gren3e bei'm @raben na4 Sanb gez
ma6t. Neben anberen groBen fOiitlen
&no9enreften, tpel4e blOsgele9t muir
ben, funb man aud grOBe MdmmutRz
Sabine, barunter einelG BON me9r, als
d. sFuR QGnqe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
MarblanO & gtnniBlbauiasG iienz
bahn=Gnmhnanie,

Rprtbs ADtnuts uHD Dpts 6tatio n.
9trlahsH an ggo6Sntaatn nab port, IA, um 7.3O
YlorgsRs uHo 30 3aamitta9s.
8sriahtH an 8obtHtageH mad Celia, a., uu
gtrldhm an 0DBeHtaQtn uan Sti1Ir, Wto, ut
730, $50 NoystHs, 305, $50 3a3mittags unO
500 AbtHDs.
9erlaHtn an SoHh.aQtH NOD Seltl, Ia, UNI $50
Mergens une 400 Ra4mittaas.
8srlcneu an 5oRRtl3ea HaD Stiair, glD., I'M
$50 Rorg:Hs, 400 &a6mjttags uHO 1000
3. c. Rtrtis, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
Baltimore 9ampf : @adet go.
(NItt uuS superldfTge Sai.Sinte.)
O.. a. E4,.ArLmnn h~cfErn.rrh

Die Ser. 6taatsH5Qot bsf0rOtrnO.
SdmbIsr fubreu td5li6, 6oHatag5 ausgtnoum'u,
BON ,gapzQju:s"Qirs, l0-13 2i5btsStraBs, go
Qb,nos, Oir,it nab OH QOiut Comfort, 9~}3rioli,
9ortgmOutb unp alien 9untttn bsg SuDsns. 9rs
binDunq in Old 9oiut Comfort nit rG. & .. Gis
isnbabua mad 8i5moH0. 9rbtHOuHg in 9ortss
moutb NIT Gem sStnboarO gir 2jHs' ioliotH Bug
Ron 9Ortsmoutb nab Nt.anta. 9n Torfoa @ers
bin0ung nit or pgtIantit Gouft 2iH'." gorioH
uuo Carolina, NoriOlt urD ibOlIa. IorfoIt unO
ntllia uuo Oh SomiHiou Cine" mad GsDbern
uHo guibin9ton. R.=G.
RabEitjtsn nab ,urppdji6,m QlaHe. 9ururj6is
Raiaten5immsr. s:sttriibt S%tIsubtuH0. Snnpibtiz
sung, Ruitn fr,i. 8titroitt, Raiutiujimmr i'm
B;nttzgartau Der -gapsQiHe,s Rr l03, Cf=9lltis
mor,s5trabe. EtlcpbOns 6. & Z. 81. Qaui 1875;
DlaypiauO, Gourtlano AS, a!bau95,s, 10 Horos
Charles. straBt, unD Burcau DIR .5saboar0 cir
Qine," Continental 9ruf Go. 9uiIoing."
Sohu ". Ehernppe, g. BromH.
B.g8raI. II @enzUiauaaer. ,s@aiaglersa8sNt.
(Esl2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
Setanmtmad aMgen.
marpIdneer staats,ud,tbaus.

8lttimpre, WtO., ben g. April 1903.
SorDerunggs~ SHsebott fir Die 9isierung BON ortt
SauieuO SoHneH @ei97}obIsu, bic Der anaIpfs 3u
unterperftn fno, iperDen Don b,m Direftorium ps
MarplduOer Stats iudtbauiss bis sum 6. Itui
1903, Na6mittaas 4 1lbr, entoeasn lsuOmmsn. Gbs
i6riftsn Der Spe3ifitltiontn t6nncn AMI 9trlanstn
i'm gireau Os 8arSeins e~ntsegsn genommen rpcrz
ben.
girgi6aftsfelnHg fir pie ettpiKelbafte Qusffbs
runa ots Gontratts pirb p%trlauqt.
5orOeruR9s saHoebote tpsroen ain 6. Mai 1903
s%c0fjntt.
.3iblungsn: mOndtli6 &adr.
2ag 9irsftorium bsbdlt f6 bas 8e6t Dor, ir=
q,no p;lbe oO,r aGs anoebote su ptrperfta.
8 BIN s. BcpIers
(qpril23 2,29 ,Ytdi4 g9droeiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
nslR Gritsfon-Sinie.

Httrattiue GBaFsrsRoUts mad philadelphia
o~ubalttuO in gttt,rtOn, TO.. uuO Gbtftr, %.
0ts $50, Route $500. RunOiotrt Us Eaa0
$50; Radfubrt nit Der %. & o. Gii'Hbabn'
$3.50. Ra6 atlantic : Git1 $2.75; Ggt. 1915.
RAD N,u.Vort 500; Gre. 5000. GtIntf
burdlaufsnOs Sjaets na4 Q!banp, Sro5, Dos
iton, Rtpz6ap,u (GonH) uHo 9%uHtttH noroII3
t6qlib UNI s ubr Ra6mittags. usgtnonlmtn5 Bonus
tags. TassBOot 7.3O gOrmittags tdgIi@. que
GrlurFonsseiast Droeu i'm SIrsdu uno bi Il
6's, Rr. Is, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O"'
fault. 66rtibt neesH JitiisbauobHa.
GIartRce 6brtbtr, g9tHl'
C7 S&sG Rr. 20+ 2tgbtsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

&uBldnb perme6rt UNI
ousgefeBt feline marttimen Streitfrdfte
in Oftaiien. @s nirb oemnd4f bort
ii6er 9 2inienf6iffe, IL groBe nnb 8
feline &reu5er, 3 &~anonenboote un0
% Sorpeboboote berfigen. 9ieie Ser
itGrfung Der ruIiii4en Streitmd4t in
Sfafien ift ipobl i'm Neientlt4en auf
Die englif9ziapuniI6e Naidn3 5uriifz
2ufiihren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
9~unnerftae, Den 23. April 1908.

Gin Sourndlt # EN- Sentz
NAL pirb nd9itens in 2onbon errt9z
tet fperben. @s gilt Dem @eod4tntB
Der i'm iiibafrifanii9en &riege gefalz
lenen unb geftorbenen 5pDlf 3eitungsz
8eri9ter1tdtter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

8altimore, Dem II. april 1903.
On 1lebereiufinulung nit benz 9altimurcrStabt
Charter, 176. gbfbnitt, p,rosR bic Strabens
Sur6bru6szGommiHdre am s reitug 9, ben "a.
gpril 1903, Ro9mittaos 3 I1br, an Crt uuo Sttle
auF 6ffeutIi9tr auftion oas qeiamulte ua6foloeno
beI6riebene Saumaterial p~ertauftn, tusl6es i'm
Strab;nbett Der Jest i'm Sur6brub begriifeuen
@eltsStrube, BON Gort=Aetnue bis @eGs=Strnbe,
laut Der nm y. Sftobtr 1901 bsfdtigten 9erorO=
nuug Rr. 60 bes Mapor5 uRO S:aOtratbs BON
Baltimore, lieat.
geiaqtes 8aumateria(, iptl6es auf Den oitTcn
gtri6te eiuorfiotsn 9ldneu NIT ~ uno %" bsrs
3eibuet ftebt, 1T tpte folgt;
9as g%eIummte 9aumaterioG in flint stp,it6diosR
3iegclfteiHsruen @obnbdulern NIT elmer 6ronts an
Der Sioieite Der 6Ort=NOtnus, uHb ale bic Rum=
mcrn SIS, 517, SO, 521 unO 523, Ofs6ortsNotRus,
befdnut, uHo auf Dem Blame Der 9slt=StraBe burm
bic 9u6fuben H." g. g." So unO "a be=
3eibuet.
@ertaufs : 8e0inoungeu: 9aar. 9eiagtes @auz
material uub innerbutb itbs5ig SGqeu BON Datum
otg 8ertauis ~beieitjgt Derptn.
Traneis g. Boue,
SeHrp QIefpcn,
ArtbHr u. WdcSeIdu.
GommiFdre.
George Sbc6Iep, GIe:t.
q. u. airFIauc.
Clpri1I, 8,23,20 @uttiOnotOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
nnern Mnnr,s Gfienba6nsGn.

9abrplqu ftit Dem 10. apFl! lggo.
gam1pf,r ptriaHen pier Rr. 10, 2~igot.ShaBe
sd0ii8 (augasHommsn samfta9 an9 S0"" Sgm Hn5
rn -" : @go oruiftoos uHo 2 Ra8mitta8g nab eooez
9oint, stnts55lanO, et,uensDiaG Gattns d
etstsrpfiie' Senton, GREENWOOD, Gutnoale, SsDss
unb 3D.i5eutdtioHsn. w,-,- nat
9onsraoint. Queenstown, Geuter0iLit, 8e3oboE5
gsi \ an StIopart & Gbti. eiitnbabr" mad
Cation. CrforO unO 8DiibtHtationtn.
Rra6t an 8oatHtagtn biz o ubr Abtnos dH9ez
stIg56one: 6. q. ct. qaul 225O; Mo., 6tn. 81.
9obu 6. Bos[tb. @eRralz9ahogisrsagsnt.
6bGrltg &tiI 0 Il, 9ites9rdfDtnt un0 Sc
Observation-Disclosures (Ra!27,l9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

Qnnu5olis, ut. .2ogal Station, E5o $50
gormittaqs. GamDens5% Station, 800, $500 GOTm.'
1925, AIS, Is 10 Id6mittaG5.
gtrlaTrn Gam0eu.Sta nab Grsotrtd, H:S5.
!9.47 BORN, ?g.l5 goru., lbs, #5O uHo ~99'
@in8tfsr, !7ao gorur., $40, !439 Ga8m.
6doerstolpu, 800 @oym, AIS, !45 3a3m.
GuitpttsGitp unO mt. air1, 2otai, I35, Y.dS
gorm., lbs, 1870, "5.35, ga3m, 'o.S1' 'lI50
NbeEDs.
9uraS, @2. &c0asstotiOH, 1856 9a8m. Cams
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

Sn 8pnn Sat lid elm g e
%funbancr bes ftdbtif6en Gpmnafiums,
Der nift in bic b0bere &laFe Deriebt
fporben mar, Dor feinen 2ebrern unb
Mitf9iilern i'm &Iafen3immer err
fhofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

g Der st. 9etersburger
3eitung" f4reibt Elm Muiif@& rititer
aus Mosfuu iiber Elm CONCERT Der
Mosfauer 2iebertafel in ieinem Be-
,ri6t u. o.: ygls bas BON &ubinitetn
componirte nl1eber alien @ipfeln 1T
Sub" geiungen tpur0e, 9erri4te i'm
@aale cine iOl9e StilIe, baB man bas
@teigen Der 8Iafen in ben Gbampogz
nergldfern osutli4 b0ren tOnnte." =
Ollie M9tung!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

aus Berlin ntrb pieber
'mal gemelbet, baB Elm unfeblbdres
Mtittel gegen bic SubertulDfe entbedt
tpprben lei. 9iesmul it's Elm Gbemtz
fer, Der bas 9etlmtttel 9er9eitelt bat
- fetn Serum, iOnbern Elm Snbalaz
ttons : Mtttel aus Eucalyptus : Del
unb anberen Sngrebten8ien. Set benz
81. So9f9en Suberfulin iinb fObiele
Mittel gegen Die m0rberiI4e 8Olt5z
Srant6eit angeprteien tpOrben, aber
ben 9offnungen entfpro9en bat nod
teines. Sb bas BON 0fobert S9netoer
erfunbene nSdnoiin" Before Seller
folge auTtoeiTen ipirO2 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
GhiFBfarleH

ssa uuB ben Gnropa hber Srsntsn sse9 GaRa
bura btior3t Die
REpeDtgI0R pes .9aItIdeH 6orTstpenPsntsusC
H4m@EA@a RaEtkRaas&H Rae @aae9tsrGR&
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SuSesfdHe.

gm 10. 4pril ) OBJ n 6. 6 tr, 43 Sabre
alt.
Qm %. Gprit Sobn 6ermunn site
btrg, l aubr alt.
am 81. Npril 6ett1 6ounebprn.
Im q. apriI s o B II 6 m t, "A Sabre alt.
gm 81. @pril 3Oiepbine 5%tttntdm p,
II Slhre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

9ie G1tefe 3ettung Der
grbe lit mad Der n8epue uniperIeue"
Elm offi3ieles 8latt in CHINA, Der
r8in gan," bas f9on iett mebr, als
1000 Sabren eri4eint. Bis gum
Sabre 1901 unferer 3eitre9nung err
f6ien oas 8Gatt nur mpnatli9 unb
be19rGntte fi9 barauf, Die bemerfensz
f~psrtbeften Gretgnif1e am 9ofe gu pez
fling gu regiftriren. Damn eri6ien es
p09entli9, unb felt 1870 fpurbe es
Elm Sageblatt. Nber bas 8latt ma6te
nod tpeitere 6orti4ritte unb erf9ien
f6lieBli9 in brei Qusgaben am Sage;
Die erita am Morgen lift auf geIbem
9apier, Die 5peite gu Mittag auf neiz
bem unb Die brittle uuf srauem Yupier
oebrudt.
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S~nmpfIhtfspa RietgeR.

g1Or0OentC6er 5000.
IS 3egelmaB ige
S9ampf - S6iffaGrt
Baltimore 1aO Bremen
onr9 bic neuen unb erprobten, nit
alien 8equemIi9feiten ~perIebenen
Poitbampfer eriter &lafe:
rRbetn," .8ranoenburg,"
.Ieddr," n@aHeI,"
WWtain," ,8resIQu.@
Die @gpebitiOnstu9e Tnb, ME folgt:
pon Baltimore:
"8rnnoen6urg," MtttmDdJ, ben %.
4pril, 2 l1br Na9mtttags.
ug&edar," Mtttpo9, ben 6. Mai, 2
u6r g2a9mittag8.
n&0ln," Mtttpo8, ben IS. M}at, 2
ubr Ha8mittags.
n8reslau," Mtttpp9, ben 81. M}at.
2 ubr Na9mittagS.
pGafel," MittpO9, Den 3. SUM-,
2 u6r Na8mittag8.
u8ranbenburg," Mittno6, ben 10.
SUM-, 2 ubr Na6mittags.
3peite GaiIttz9aFaeezQrets:
Bon $42. so an.
SIN ii9 eHOeds=9 aiia0tz9rttit
9OH Baltimore mad 9rcmeu. $40. 90
Bon Bremen nab Baltimore. 80
3uuOreiit=@ilsts pon Baltimore:
Rad Bremen uu0 0uriid. .S74. 80
8e8en 6radt unO 9aFaoe nsnOt man f8 an bic
9ensral=A9tntcn
q. S9uma6er e Co.,
CIR. 5, Sin @apsStrabt.
pber
Gbfparb Haine,
Office Otg s0tutibtn GorrtipouOsnttuH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23
a,unor r,uetern.

Teut 6tFtian,n fnb iebt sur Sei@tigung bsre.s
tidtct. gi,le auso,ipdblts 9otg. Ser SupsinttHs
otnt oss Crumbs uHo gootns ipirb ieot et~tnibte
@ugfruft %ertbcilsu. - Sas rsmatI GUm
febt tdoli6 sur Sniptttion often. 8tgtu 9a5ersm
ptnoe man f6 an Den 5uptrtnteuoenten onr an
oas giireau in y r. Il, UsitsSarutOgasStraB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

9erunterofft5ier Meper
bebanbelt in Der SSnitruftion8z Stunbe
foeoer bic Qe6re bonn @ei9iB unb fciz
nen 3beilen unb ertldrt Den ginjdbrtz
gen ben 8egriff Der y@eele" (bas
&pbrinnere 6eiBt ySeete"O: u4lIo paBt
auf, benin Sbr 8ilbungsladl piBt bod
pieber Ntdts, ipenn man @u4 fragt!
Die Seele ift Elm unft4tbares Organ,
no, tpenn Sbr Die Gbra 9abt, in Sr.
M}aieftdt 9ienit brauf5ugeben, 6inauf=
fliegt, ipenn's pabr is; genau cine
iol9ene @eele bat AUDI bus 8anonenz
robr, unb 3tpdr beginnt tie Bel bieIem
2o9e unb enbet peiter ~riidpdrts."
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Nainr.
Sfentfi6er 2lotar.

@pIma6tsn, 8sr3i@tleis
ffungen II. I. IN. na9 allen
Sbeilen bes NusIdnoe3 ipsrs
ben uuf bas gspiFenbufteRs
dusgefertigt.
4Ge Austnnft i6er Reges
lung ron 8s1m0senss 4nges
~Iessn9siten in 0eutf9IanS,
Seftrei9 Ii. I. IN. tpirb uns
eRtgsItlt6 e1tbslt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-23

Die 8eru9e Der e.
f6en @efeGI9uft in 66GriegeIsgreutb
our @epinnung BON Saueritoff unb
@tidfoff aug ftiifiiger 2uft buben
5e6r befriebigenbe @rgebnife geliefert,
unb es fou nun CUR in6uitrieGlen @ers
t~pertbung berfelben geI9ritten perben.
ND9 immer gibt es in
5annpbcr 9eute, unb eintge berielben
ftben fogar i'm 4ei9stage, Die an cine
MISUNDERSTANDING bes 80nigrei4s
6annoper gldrber. @iebenunbbretBtg
Sabre 6at fi9 Der 9luube erhalten =
Elm leerer Wdhr.
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6en,eteru

Scr IDEAL. GaItimnr,r Grteobof, nabt gitesotlt,
truti tlsftril9, gabnlin;sn NIB 9iTlico=gouIeparo
sirtft ium Gr,sobOfs. aae gtgrdbn;bpIdbs uutsr
fttigsr 9fleet. EitOrig, grtiie, 9srIaHgt ususn
sUuptnir=7atuIog DfiiY: $50 &or0sGbnr;ess
5trabe. (gtios &tIsp5oEe.l fGej2-l
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MnnnI 0Slnc.nQfnie

uddl philadelphia uno &epzJort.
a8n5r-g. Gbf. b.GumOeu. Obj. D. glt, a..
e6lafpaaqon D.. -. 9d8l. 3.5l9. $50
S@iaf. II. spriitp... Gd8L 755 Q. y 8.09.S
Mt MorI6r. aus1. Sn 9.I9 y. q ga 9. 8
9arIor. Sptiis, nur Co.. 952 y. 80: S'S
9arlor, Diner, uusg. So. l0.50 y. q ~ OF q q
-@opaI Glitch uuggeHOmmm Suaman'5ag.
gYffet snoisr, garlOr, CbisrOatioH. Sptnt; L.
6ofesBaqgOus ..... 9dgl. $40 y. y $50 w.
garIor, 2inr........ 8a5l. 6G9 &c T. .
GOa6ts 9bila. 900. Sd9l ggy r. 81 . n 4
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03
Advertiser Bureau.

N uODlle, Juiy z.
 Not non compus mentis." said a jury of twelve men, and Judge Price VII Hams, of the Probate Court. informed George H. Labaddie that he was free from restraint and in no danger of in- generation in the Alabama Insane Hos pitai.
 George H. Lebaddie. young white man, a member of the Timbermen's Associa- tion here. at the instance of his father- in-law. John L. Rodriguez. was appre- hended by Deputy Sheriff J. W. Humph- reys. the man who is known locally as the Special Deputy on Insane people" !" and taken to the city prison and there confined pending transfer to the State institution for demented people
 Dr. w. G. Ward, who for two years has been physician to the accused, pro- tested against the affidavit of insanity which had been signed by Dr. J. J. Hen don. Learning that the documents had been properly fixed up pr. Ward inter- ested himself on behalf of his patient and applied to Judge Williams for an examination as to the sanity of Labad- die The case was heard this morning, the court appointing young attorney to appear on behalf of the defendant.
 The following jury was empanelled to sit in judgment in the case. John Tuite, Frank M. Simms. Henry M. Hawes, AL len Burton, Frank Reinhart, Louis W. Harris. Elmar Maddox, Thomas E. Win ter, John Toomey Edward Lord, Joseph A. Vautrot and Frank Fisher.
 The defendant was brought into court and pr. W. G. Ward first made his state ment. He had been attending Labaddie for two years as his physician. treating him for an affection of the bronchial asthematic order. He was of opinion the man was perfectly sane and had advised that he go to Puget Sound, if possible, in order to benefit his health.
 Dr. E. D. Bondurant had seen the man in the police station. cenversed with him and was of opinion he was perfectly sane. Dr. Rhett Goode, city physician. had seen the man at the same place and. after consulting and holding converse with him was clearly of opinion he was not insane.
 Dr. J. J. Hendon, who had signed the statement, had done so on statements of the father-in-law, MT. Rodriguez. He did not know of the mans mental condition.
 Patrol Driver Shaffer told of going af- ter the man in the patrol wagon. but
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03

learned that two contractors gave in. but some of the larger contractors asked for time One firm. now erecting a bank building in the city and hotel at Spring HilI, stated that three of his men had quit. but he had enough employed to be inconvenienced only q little. He stated that he had not been given due notice that the demand would be made. It is expected the matter will be satis- factorily adjusted on both sides before the end of the week.
 The boat ride and dance at Point Clear by Mobile Lodge. No. 10s, B. P. O. E., last night was most enjoyable affair, about 12O participating Reese Locke of Greensboro, Ala, is spending few days in the city.
 Mobile Society News.
 Mrs. James Gray Thomas, Jr.. enter tained at cards Wednesday afternoon in hoor of her niece. Miss Adeline Hunter of Kansas City. The score cards were most attractive. being hand-painted four-leaf clovers. The first prize, pale blue silk parasol, was won by Miss Carrie George; the second, a Haviland plate, was cap tured by Miss Corinna Kirkbride, and the consolation. a blue stock. fell to Miss Ma bel Goode.
 Mrs. Tilden and her talented daughter, Miss Belle Tilden, will spend the next two weeks with Mrs. Landerkin on Spring Hill Avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Holmes and daugh- ter. Miss Mary Holmes, have moved to their summer cottage on Spring Hill.
 Mrs Elliott Johnstone left Wednesday to pay visit of some length to her son, Mir. Hamilton Johnstone in Chicago.
 Miss Chase of Topeka, Kas., is visiting her sister. Mrs. James Gray Thomas, Jr., at the Marine Hospital.
 Mrs. R. B. Shepard of Mount Vernon, is the guest of Mrs. T. A. Hamilton, No. 70 Church Street.
 Mrs. Harvey Jones was the hostess at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03
FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MORE than 10000 Remington Typewriters are used for instruction purposes in the schools of the United States and Canada ing machines combined: this condition is created by the demand for Remington opera tors; therefore 1t clearly reflects the choice of the business world. Latest improved ReminEtons. for sale, exchange or rent al- ways on hand at No. IooI Noses Building A.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03

t4l <5 Is4t most delightful progressive euchre party at her lovely home on Spring Hill Wednesday evening, complimentary to her guests, Miss Josephine Crow of Shef- field, Ala. and Miss Alleyn of New Or- leans. The hand-painted score cards of butterflies tied with baby ribbon, were much admired. Among those present were: Misses Theo. Williamson. Mary Lily Taylor. Carrie George. Eloise With CTS. Mary Morris Clarke, Louise vass, Julia Lake. Jennie Fee Austill, Mary Bullock and Anita Gailiard, and Messrs. William Groom, Lee Smith. Edwin Little, Maury Lyon. John Alleyn, Ed. Rundie, Julius Smith. Myrom Sprague. Ed George, H. Lesesne. Horton. Roche. Boone. Lin- ming, Shepard and Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Jones. Mir. and Mrs. Stuart Jones. MT. and Mrs. Joe Little, and MT. and Mrs. G. H. Jones.
 Mir. Walter Horn entertained few oi his friends at bowling party at the County Club Wednesday evening.
 Miss Kathleen Williamson will leave Friday to spend few weeks With Mrs. Stanley Herndon, at Point Clear.
 Misses Lucille and Marguerite Ligon are visiting Rev. and Mrs. 0. c. Tucker at their summer home at Montrose.
 Miss Clara Huey of Marion, Ala, is on visit to her sister, Mrs. J. H. Patter- son, No. 954 Palmetto Street
 Mrs. Dumas is spending the week with the Misses Vincent. at their home, No. 54 Congress Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. K. Syson left yester- day to spend month at the Point Clear Hotel.
 Mir. Stanley Herndon has taken a cot tage at Point Clear for the summer.
 Mrs. George Heakes of Yellow Pine was in the city for few days this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Sykes have gone to Little River for several weeks.
 There are more ways of not getting at what a woman means than there are hairs on a mans head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03

There are more ways of not getting a what a woman means than there are hairs on mans head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-03

Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Sykes have gon to Little River for several weeks