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The Irish standard., 1903-01-31
CITY IN BRIEF.

Candles for Candlemas Day at the
Standard Catholic Bookstore, 81 18th St.
S., End floor.
Rev. John Walsh OF Australia is
visiting his brother Matthew Walsh of
this city at the home Of the latter, 1928
2 10 street S.
Prayer Books, Catechisms, Rosaries
and books by best authors, at Stand
ard Catholic Book Store, 81 4th st. S.
Peter Mitchell, the well-known gro
Ger, says it's boy and weighs twelve
pounds. Born at the family residence,
1908 Lyndale avenue N, last Tuesday.
Candlemas day is close at hand. The
Standard Catholic Book store, 81 4th
street S., Irish Standard Office, has Oh
hand for the occasion good supply
which will be sold reasonably.
Mayor Haynes has removed two po-
licemen thus far. One OF them was
an active political partisan during the
campaign and worked for Powers
election.
Catholic Home Almanacs for 1908
Csc at the Standard Catholic Book
Store, 81 4th street S.
The young ladies of st. Anthony Of
Padua Parish will give Ineir next Soc
ial at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fat
rick Hanley, 1872 University ave. Me-,
on Tuesday evening, Feb. 10.
The Rosary Society Of st. Anthony's
parish will give card party on We'd
nesday evening, Feb. IL, at st. An
thongs hall. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. Tickets Is cents.
County Attorney Boardman will
bring suit for damages i'll the sum
of $4,000 against the publishers of
McClure's magazine for slanderous
statements contained in an article OH
the prosecution of crooks under Ame's
administration. The trial will take
place in the United States court before
Judge Lochren.
Thomas Lowry, the street car mag
nate, denies that he has any ambition
to be United States senator. There is
nothing wrong in aspiring to seat
in the American house of barons.'
Genial "Tom'' Lowry is as capable for
the position as other republican as
pirants. He tried to get there before
and nearly succeeded.
DR.. Ames has again been heard
from through letter from his wife
who says the fugitive is homeslck.
It is thought by friends Of the former
mayor that it would now be safe for
him to return. So many witnesses
are gone that his conviction is mat
ter of doubt. Coffee John" is under
the sod, and J. G. Sodini is gone to
Europe. Edwards and Howard, how
ever, may turn up to testify against
him.
On Sunday evening, Feb. 8, at S:l5
o'clock, a lecture entitled "The Teach
ing Of Our Lord in PARALLELS" will be
delivered by Rev. P. Danehy at st.
Stephens church, corner OF Twenty
second street and Clinton avenue. "A
fine intellectual treat awaits those
who hear the distinguished pastor who
has made special study of the Sa-
cred Scriptures and who Travelled ex-
tensively in the Holy Land. The lee
ture will be illustrated. Tickets %
cents.
The Irish standard., 1903-01-31
SUM MONS


STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN-
TY OF Hcnncpin. District Court,
Fourth Judicial District.
Bertha M. Hall, Plaintiff,
Elmer S. Hail. Defendant.
The State OF Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendant:
You arc hereby summoned and re-
quircd to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action,
which complaint has been filed in the
office Of the Clerk OF said Court, and
to serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at his
office in the City of Minneapolis, said
County and State, within thirty (3o)
days after service of this summons
upon you, exclusive OF the day of such
service; and, if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforc-
said, the plaintiff within this action will
apply to said Court for the relief de-
mandcd in said complaint
JOHN A. LARIMORE,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
1914 Loan & Trust Building,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Irish standard., 1903-01-31
BEAUTIFUL BADGE OF HONOR.
Presentation to c. j. O'Brien of Owatonna
Happy Event.


Happy Event.
The delegates to the state conven-
ton of the Ancient Order Of uiber-
mans Of Minnesota, which was held in
Minneapolis in August last With Il
view OF showing their appreciation to
one ever alive to the best interests of
the order, and who sacrificed much Of
his time and his best efforts in the up
building of the A. o. H., appointed
committee to procure and present to
Mr. O'Brien, their retiring state presi-
dent, a suitable testimonial Mr.. O'Bren
has been state president for four years,
and being placed in nomination for
third term declined the honor. In
recognition of his valued services dur
ing that period, the committee was APP
pointed for the purpose Above set forth
This committee met and selected
gold medal, so designed as to very dis
tinctly represent the official emblem of
the A. O. II. with the proper engrav-
ings as to the recipient, the donors, and
the time and place, after which the fol-
lowing correspondence was had:
st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 10, 1902,
G. ]. O'Brien, Owatonna, Minn.-Dear
Sir and Brother:-Agreeable to the
wishes Of the Minneapolis convention
of the "A. o. II. Of Minnesota held
Aug. 2G-2S, 1902, wherein by resolu-
ton committee was appointed to pro-
cure Il suitable testimonial to ever re-
mind you Of the high esteem in which
you are held by the brotherhood of
this fair state and as a recognition of
your unselfish labor in their behalf
acting on this authority, this commit
tee had made to their order this medal
emblematic of all the principles of
our noble order and herewith hand you
the same, not for any intrinsic value
it may contain but to remind you of
the love and respect in which you are
held by the loyal Hibernans Of the
State of Minnesota.
Wishing you a long and happy life
to enjoy the fruits of your labors, we
are fraternally yours,
NJ. w. MOGAN,
p. KINNEY.
nj. J. MORAN.
Committee.
Ovo +on,o Nfinp noo Of 1000
10 Messrs. Z. Kenney,
NJ. w. Mogan,
M. ]. Moran.
Committee.
My Dear Sirs and Brothers :-Permit
me to extend to you and through you
to all the members Of our ancient and
venerable order throughout the state,
my most sincere thanks for the beauti-
full testimonial Of the generous good
will the good and true Hibernians of
Minnesota bear towards me. Words
cannot express my heartfelt gratitude
to you one and all, nor my apprecia-
ton of the unselfish generosity that
prompted it's giving, being as it is Of
so much intrinsic worth and most
handsome in artistic design and so
beautifully emblematic Of that true
and never faltering and uncircum-
scribed fraternity which abounds only
in pure and noble Irish hearts. May
I not be pardoned for saying that 1
shall ever wear it with pride.
Proud of the noble hearts that con"
ferred so distinguished an honor upon
me who am but one of the least
worthy, I hope, Brothers, 1 shall
ever preserve this beautiful token of
your kindly goodwill untarnished.
Again from my heart l thank you,
Sincerely and fraternally yours,
G. J. O'Brieh.
The Irish standard., 1903-01-31
MAYOR O'MALLEY'S GIFT.
Patriotic Executive Presents One Hundred
Books to Valley City Library.


Among the cities throughout the
union that were fortunate in securing
public library building through the
generosity Of Andrew Carnegie is Val
ley City, N. d. The chief magistrate
Of Valley City is Dominic O'NIallcy,
who is serving his first term, having
been elected mayor at the spring cleo
ton Of 1902. Mayor O'Mallcy, besides
enjoying the reputation of being one
of the most popular, patriotic and GU
tcrprising citizens Of Valley City, is
also an enthusiastic Irishman. When
the matter Of furnishing the library
with books for the reading public
came to be considered, Mr.. O'NIalley,
ever mindful of the glories and
achievements of the Irish race, decided
that the handsome building would be
incomplete without having Il good sell
lection Of books by celebrated Irish
authors and those which narrated the
creditable deeds of Irish statesmen
and soldiers. In addition to books of
this kind Mayor O'Malley also present
ed quite a number by the worlds most
famous authors, aside from those of
Irish birth or descent. The Irish STAN
dard takes pleasure in giving the list
Of books which Mayor O'Malley has so
generously contributed. They will be
handsomely bound in cloth and the
total number will reach a hundred or
more.
U. S. Navy from 177G-1S99.
Swift's Gulliver's Travels.
Decline and Fall Of the Roman En-
pire, by Gibbon.
Abbotts. iographies-DeSota, Dis
coverer Of the Mississippi; LaSalle,
Discoverer Of the Northwest; Benja-
min Franklin, George Washington,
Paul Jones.
J. Il. Morse-Andrew Jackson, James
Monroe, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick
Henry.
General Sheridan.
Lafayette.
Edmund Burke.
Swift.
Columbus and His Companions.
Daniel O'Connell
Lord Roberts.
Saint Patrick, Apostle of Ireland.
Father Mathew, Apostle of Temper
ancc.
Grattan in the Irish Parliament.
Robert Emmett, Speech from the
Dock.
Burke's Reply to Froude.
Shiels' Sketches Of the Irish Bar.
Willy Reilly.
John Boyle O'Reilly-Life, Poems
and Speeches.
Life of Saint Paul.
John Mitchel's Jail Journal.
Atlantis, by Donnclly.
Theobald Wolf Tone
VIM. e. Gladstone, by Justin Nc
earthly.
McDonough-First Commodore Of
the American Navy.
Deeds Of Daring by American Sol
dicrs.
Military History of the Irish Nation.
The Irish Brigade in the Service Of
France.
History of Meaghcrs Irish Brigade
in the Civil War.
Rise and Fall of the Irish Nation.
Life of Hugh O'NciI.
Battlefelds of ireland.
Popular History Of Ireland, 2 vol
umes, by Thos. Darcy MCGEE.
The Brehon Laws Of Ireland.
Cromwell in Ireland.
Irish Rebellion Of 1893, by O'Cal-
laghan.
The Tclon's Track, by Doheny.
Cyrus Townsend Brady-For the
Freedom of the Sea, The Quiberon
Touch, American Fights and Fighters,
The Grip of Honor, For Love of Coun-
The Irish standard., 1903-01-31

Editor - Was Longwyndc's sermon
exhaustive!
Reporter - Exhaustive? You never
saw an audience so nearly worn out In
your life!
The Irish standard., 1903-01-31

Chris. A. Gallagher, counscllor-at.
law, 020 Guaranty Loan Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
GIN GaIaen.

q t. 2outs, 8, W2ai. - 6enrp
Wilfon unb Gampf0n @raA, 8pet
0eger, tpurben beute i'm 6ieIigen @ez
fGngniB6ofe bur9 ben @trang 9inge@
ri4tet. Dies 1T Die erite bier boIIz
ftredte 0oppeIbinri6tung, ieitbem
Mdripeu, peI9er ben @ngIdnber Or
thur 9reGer i'm Sputbern 9OteG err
morbet bate, uno Elm unberer Nt0r=
Der am 10. Quguit 1888 bier gs6Gngt
fpurben. Sic mar aud bic erite, nit
@usf8luB Der OeffentIt6teit OOu8pz
gene 9inridtung in Der @ef4ihte BON
ct. Qouis. 9}ur etIi9e 8eamte uno
8eri9teritatter naren 3ugegen. 8rdb
bate einen anberen Neger Bel einem
Raubberfu9e ermorbet, unb DilIon
mar Der @rmorbung S6omdS W}pp=
nep's, zines 8irtbes an Der SluBfrpnz
te. iiberfiihrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
go flua, tuic hDrbrr.

.Nep gort, 8. W}ai. = 9ie@Oz
roners Surp beenbete beute ben Sn>
queIt iiber Die @rntorOung 8ene0ettO
Mabonia's, oefen 2ei4e man Dor
3tpei 8O6en in einsm SAB auf Der
StraBe fanb, nit 6em 8eroitt oaB
Der Nldnn BON unbefunnten Perfonen
ermoroet purbe. Sieben Stuliener,
tpel4e uGs 3eugen ipdbreno beg Snz
queTts bernommen purben, ndmli9
SomuIo getto, @iuieppe 5unidro,
@iuIeppe. MorellO, 9etrO Sn3urillo,
So6n 3aconni, 2tntoniO Mei1ina, =
genoDa uno 8itp 2aoucu, pur0en dlS
Der WitI4ulb an Oem 8erbre4an in
6dft be6dlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
,, SIN rOmFurtnbItw Gaartier. "
Die 8er6aftung BON So6n G3olgoB
in Cos 2tngeIes, = 9oli3ei ma4t
iin Ld9erli4.

Cos 4n9tGps, Gpl., 8. Mai.-
sSobn @3olgoB, 8ruoer bes W}0rbers
6es g}rdiibenten Wfc&inleb, befinbet
ft6 nod in 6uft. Ra9 Teiner Jeftz
na6me ftinmte er nit Der poli3ei Oae
bin H6erein, baB es am 8eTten fir i'm
Iein biirfte, in Der 9oIi3eiitation gu
blei6en, Bis ft9 grGiibent 3ooIeOelt
tpieber aus Der Stabt entfernt 6abe.
@r erfu9te inbefen Oarum, 10 tpenig
uls m0gli9 ii6er bic Qffatre in bic
Oeffentli9tett bringen gu laiTen. De-
tsftiD GapitGn 8rabifb berIpra9
Oie8, allein troBbem purbe bic Sadie
Iofort an bic groBe @lode gebdngt.
G3oIgoB er6telt Elm cOmfortables
Quartier i'm StaotgefdngniB unO
pirb morgen entIaFen tptrOen.
WdAreno G3olgps3 4inter &erterz
mauern unI9dblt4 gema4t tporOen
mar, 9ielt PrGiibent HooieOelt unter
benz f4on oft beI4rie6enen &lim6im
feinen gin3ug unb murOe BON Rau6>
Reitern, Wtili3, poIi3ei Ii, +. iu. Our4
bic G5traBen geleitet. @r CAB OerI4iez
bene Reben gum 8eiten. 0as 8eitz
minItera9Otel, ND er dbitieg, mar BON
etnem @oroon 9oli3st uno 0etettios
umgeben unb auBerbem bur4 Seile
abgeIperrt. g2iemdnb erbieIt 3utritt,
auBer gegen 8or8eigen zines 9ufies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
SSrauenlei0en,
1tuberOauli9feit,
SerfOpfwng
gJtigrGne,
8tliOftGt,
9BspePFe,
ale 9e6erleioeu.

Nan bead5t, bic foleeuosn Symphonic, tptlds Fdb
bel Grfranfuuqtu O,r geroouunes =Crgone eintelz
len: gsrfopiunq, nnsre 6amOrrbciotn, 9lutdns
braua ua6 BEN Sopit Sdure i'm 9tugen, utbelz
Eeit, Suobrsnuen, 4bHsiguHg gsgen Speisn, unbtz
bootn oDer 56Dtrs i'm W(agsn, iuurts auiitObcu,
oeibnG6ter pocr otrtdrtttr Ser3idd0, Gmpttuz
6unaen ,um aufpringen ODer Griideu bti'm 2its
cen esi6nd6tt Stuftrait, f5tdsu uOsr GtDebe por
BEN auoeu 5ieber uuo BUMPER S6mer1 i'm Ropt
moraslnatr G6Dtib, oeibt 9aut un0 &ugfH,
S6mer,eu in Der Gtitt, grut uu0 ben @Iie0srn.
bloslibss auftrttsn pom piBe unO Bremen i'm
6eiit
Giniqe 9oitH Rabfpap' giIteu bss
freien Das spt,m BON ben eriDdbntsH St6ruH0tH.
8reis 25c. PRO S4a6teI. 8on
Qpotbetern bertauft oOer per Poit berz
fdnOt.
e6refbt an Sr. RabiDab 60, God Bog 865,
R,psQOrf, Dsesu Ratbgsbuugss ss9ua.
90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
Gs 1Dar Oas etfe
rtnO tft Oas etn5ige
Sdinter5ens- Setfmitfef,

bag auQeu6ldl5 Die mdrtcrHOfsu S6merBsH bsitis
tiat Gnt3unoungen milotrt uuo Gungttou beilt,
Oh T6 Otcislb,H an ben 9uHoeH I'M Wuosn in Scu
Ginqep,iOsn oDtr in aHDersu 8ritisn Ooer Croas
men befinOen MD 5par Our6 cine siumaIigs @ua
fpeEbuHe.
Gin baibsr big 3H eutm aau3eu Sbsel6ffst BON
in tinem balbeu Gloe gBaHtr piro in pcuietu
Tliuuttu Grdutpft Spasms, SoDbrtuntn, 6eris
bremen, RerD6ftdt, SdlafloF9teit 1ligrdnc,
9ur6faa, 9tubr, Roltf, 9ldbunosH uub ole iHa
nerlj6cu S6msr5tH beilen.
Gs giebt ftin an6tres 6tlmitteI in Der gDtlt,
nd6ss 5isbtr uuD Sqmtrien uu0 uIe oHO,rtu
maIariaeu, bili6ieH unD unOsrsu Gieb,r uHttr Gus
biilftuabme BON 8a6nsa's 9ilen 70 raid btilcu
iuirO, als 8a0poD's GsaOp 8slief.
soc. Gents pro SLIDE. Bon ansn gpotbd,rn
bsrtauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
@rnn Der Irnit ,,gua" fat.
3on9fin9ri9es Senators : @06n6sn
burf oAne @traFe Our4 &eiignaz
tiOn aus Der 4rmee f6eiosn. -
6atte RegierungsgeIoer beruAtreut
1n0 Solbaten befhummelt.


@of6ington, ., g., 8. U}ui.
: Premierlieutenant G6us. 9.5aulfz
ner, bonn 8, Snfanterie : 3egiment,
bat feline Reiignation eingerei6t unb
RriegsIetretGr Root acceptirte bieIeIbe
nit Der Ranbbemerfung: ISM syntez
refe bes Diem ties. 5aulfner TOlf,
pdbrenO er in Qtasta Itationirt mar,
ni4t nur RegierungsgeIoer, iOnbern
aud 8elOer, tpeI9e GoIoaten ge60rz
ten, peruntreut 6a6en. 0a8 9eft3it
fpuroe BON ieinem 8ater, bem @TzSez
nutOr 5aultner bon BeIt @irginien,
gebedt. Der iunge Mann bat angebz
li4 uuf ben 9bilippinen quite 0ienfte
geIeiitet, unb aus OieIem 8runbe purs
be ibm geitattet, ,ab3ubanten, obne tpeiz
tere Strafe gu erleioen.
Der &riegsIefretGr bat ein &riegSz
geri4t gegen ben lieutenant S. 5.
Wtc@art6p, bonn 19. SnFunterie Gez
giment peI9er ebenFaqs ytrummer
Eprattiten angefIagt lit, unb ietne Re=
fignation eingerei9t bat, angeorbnet.
0erieIbe 6efinbet fi6 our 3eit in SORT
2edbenport6 in 6uft. Gr er6ieGt
pd6renb bes 8rieges gegen Spanien
Elm Sffi3ierspatent in Der reguldren
Qrnee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
Sen 0ovtS,- Rae,m,I,

babtn Fb itnt tbrpaEojgen frommtn W6nd: tr=
DurbtH. Dtl4s aus gjtbt iir ibrt l:ibmo.u Mii=
msHi9su Die St. 9rnlrO RrdutTpilltH iu'lnmen
fsuieu Eifie aus 0,H i6on i'm W;tteidittr be-
tdnutcn bsilfrditatH Rrduftrn uaO 9i.aui .niditeH
bcit;6sHoen 4iaen blbcu ib iDit biHtiAtlle Ssoe.=
mann btfdnnt. eiatH 9ettyui typor5sH lnO pie.s
SanisHbe Don Ntubm Die ourcb Dix Qian Don
ihmcr3baitcH uno aualpolcH e:i9tn TIor poyocH
Rno. ieaHsH I'M StiG;a oit &crRlroiHr 9Rpabe ais
plbre gaoh!tbdt;r pcr ltio.HDsH Mui6bctt.
(SI3DSaT&=l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
Cine Sur fir aGc

ersdltunoss, 6uiftn, punSsn 6als SufIuen1a,
grcu6itig, quneencnt5irbuno NuiaptluHa su
Gelente, SHitcnneb, Gut5iinourgtH, @bcumdtisa
mus ReuroIqit SrofbeuIen. 5rohpuHosn, foptz
i5msr,en, Sa6rI6mtrJeH aitbma, 66pudtbui7s
Ftit.
Gs btilt bic i&limmteH S6mtr1sn in elmer lis
lnan3iq Tliuutsn @ibt eiHs StunOe nab btm
Qsftn OitItr 4uy,iee brnu8t irgtuO StnonS
GBmsrJsH 5u leioen
RabipaDs ReaOD Rtisf 1T cine i6ert Rur tGr
6@mer,sn i'm RiidtH, 9ruf uuO glisotrH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
Ri4tung 3u feuern. 6uff purOe
bur4 Den Qrm gef4oFen unO Mcglas
mara erbielt einen StreifI6uB am
Rppfe.
M0nttnr ,,Nrfanins" pirD Iange i'm
Vliiiiiiipbi bleibrn miiiicn.

ct. Qouis, 8. W1ai. = @rFa6z
rene 5luBidiffer prOp6e3eien, baB Der
Mfonitor p4rtanIas, ipel9er 3urGine
peibungsfeier Der 8eltausiteuung
bierber gefdidt purbe unb auf ieiner
8idfuhrt fIuBdbpGrts Bel 9enepiebe,
0tO., Ourd Iei9tss WuFer .feitgebulz
ten ipirb, ni9t bor nd9ten UlGr3 piez
Der bic See errei9en fam. Dagger
Waf9inen iinb bamit bei9Gftigt, Elm
6abrtpufer fir i6n auS3u6aggern, al
lsin Der GIuB fdGt 10 RAID, buB Dies
5hiperlt6 belfen tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
enlfr fiir Rpt6IriOenpe in G6ina.

8ufbtngton, .. g., 8. MIai.
= QuF bic N}itt6eilung bes ameritaz
niffen 8onIuGs McWube in Canton,
bdB in Der 4ineiif6en 9rOpin3
5nangIt piele G3ineien in 6Olge Der
U2ibernte Der 9ungersnotb preisgege=
Ben iinb, bat Der nG6riitiun 9eruIO"
in gefpzgort $4,000 5ur 2tnOerung
Der Oortigen gotb Dem 5taats : De-
purtement 8ugeI9idt. Der 0ringli6z
felt bes Sales pegen bat Der 9iitfsz
9taatsietretdr Qoomis bds @elo TO-
fort bur9 eule Srbre per 4u6el an
9eneralton7ul U2cDdbe ii6ermittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
2sein itnO S6nter3en.

geosn ROpK8msrien COB 0grdns cher Hsro6i0
3obni&mrjtu, Reuraois Rbsumatismus, 2suOtHs
iptb, s6merSsu uub S6tpdds i'm 8udeH, Rrsul
oesr Riereu. S6mtr3tn in Der 2sbsrseosHO, Bai=
isrIu9t, 4ni6nsItH btr gslsRfs uno SbmtrisH
aner Qrt nirO bic anbenouHg BON 8aoDdp's
Rtaob Relisf uumittclbar 2iHoeruHg e,tpdbreH uuO
bel fortoecstsm Gtbrau6 pdbrsnO psnis,r Race
cine oouerube beiluTa betuirfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
Snrain's 0OrbaeEctmniB.

ge6oten. 9}o6 INNER feline
Spur BON benz N2Droer Qgatba
Rei4lin's.
Qoruin, O., 8. W}ai. = Die
&ountb GommifGre 6aben cine 8es
lo6nun9 BON $4,000 auf bic @ntoez
dung oes W}0rbsrs @gut6d Rei9lin'S
ausgeIeBt, unb e5 6eiBt, ooB bic Goz
lum6us Sitter, eine fat6olii9e Or
ganifation, cine glei9 groBe 8elobz
nunq un6ieten fperben. g2t9t Die gez
4ringiten Sgortf6ritte fino iotpeit in Der
Q05tng 6esWorogebeimniIfes gemu4t
poroen, uno ouFefbe III nod 10 bum
tel, nie 6ei Der @ntbedung Der Qei6e
Oes 0pFers am MOrgen Oe5 1. Mai.
Qqe m0gGtGen Sbeorier finO dufgez
1teQt pprben, allein ale Iofpeit bsrz
foIgten @puren fii4rten gu teinem Rez
iultat. Gs iit ieBt 10 gut pie gepiB,
baB RennebD, lpeI9er itb in Sanbusz
fp aIs oes Morbes Oerod4tig in 9aft
6etinbet, ouran unf6uloig iif, ou er
na6peisli9 in Der W}orona9t eine
betrG4tli9e Strede Degs BON 2orain
entfernt mar. @r 1T inoeFen zines
gtn6ru6s an etnem anberen Orte be-
fduloigt unb pirb in 9dft 6ebalten,
ou in 6iefem Sale graOirenbe 8epeiie
geQen ibn borlie1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
senator Scott Don Meft@ir.

= Sendfor Scoft BON gBeltz9Ulrz
ginien ift mad elmer Reife our4 Ggbps
ten, Die Siirtei, .SStalien unb 9eutI9z
lamb in Paris ungetommen un0 tiins
bigt jeBt auf 9run0 Der BON i6m gee
ma9ten Grfu6rungen bic l1e6er3eus
gung an, baB es in ben Der. Staaten
f90ner unb 6efer 1T, als irgenOmo
anoers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09

U<S OuIipIeLS USuueHUuU.
Sett ii6er feds @o4en OerI9olz
len.
Sem gprt, 8. N}ai. - gogar
j. 2uden6a8, elmer Der Gigent6iimer
bes berniBten 0eItantOampfers r@.
9. 9u6enba9" ertlGrte 6eute, er 6ege
feline 6offnung me6r, iemals irgenO
tpel9e g}u9ri9t BON bem 5abr3eug gu
er6alten. Der nGufenba6" ging am
%. Mdr3 nit 100000 9aIonen
Sel an 8orb bon Sabine paB, Ser,
nd9 philadelphia ub. Sein GupitGn
mar George 8. S6ompIon aus8rootz
I'm unb Die MannI6aft beftanb au8
80 9erIonen. 6r. 2udenbd9 glau6t,
baB Der 0ampfer enttpeoer gegen elm
trsi6enbe5 Wraf gsrannt uno unterz
gegangen 1T, ober buB er bur9 trgenO
Elm unoereS S9iFf in ben @runb gez
bobrt purbe. W}0gIi8 iit es jeoo8
nod INNER, baB Der vQudenba9"
our9 ben 3uIammenbru9 Ieiner Maz
I9inerie unlentbar tpurbe uno iioli8
auBer6al6 bes 8urfes Der meiiten
S6tffe trieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
sftunSebn 2eic9elt.
pif TuHnAkatafropbe3 81 GggIefon.
Giner Der @erid1iitteten lebcn6t9 &C.
rettet.- sSiinf bis Ied1s 1DSte Iie=
gen mod mnter Sem S6ntt.

prdiiOent gRoofeDelt's Gmpfang in
Cos 2ln9eIes. = G3oG9Os3s' Brit
Der tpdr nd6renb bsFelben bequem
einquartiert. rt.-Ro9 feline 2tuftGGz
rung iiber ben Rei9IinzMorb in
2oruin. - Sin 6lotten9S6ei6enz
i4ieBen unb mas babel getroffen
tpurbe. = MDnitOr rQrfanIas"
pirO pubrI4einIi4 feline M}ifiii>
Iippifu6rt ouf lGngere 3eit aus
bsbnen miiiTen. = 0oppel>9inz
ri9tung in ct. 2ouis.
6untingoon, @,z8a., 8. N}at.
gteun3ebn Qei9en Iinb in Dem eingez
ftiir3ten @ggIeiton Sunnel uufgefunz
ben fpor6en. giner Der 9erI9iittetsn
spuroe in Der leBten Ra9t nod lebeno
berausge6olt unO pirb pieqei9t baz
bDntommen. 9us lSu9en na9 2eiz
den bauert fort. Man f6dBt, OuB
nod flint Bis feds Sobe in Dem SUM
mel liegen.
Roanote, 8a., 8. N}ai. = Cine
0epef4e Der bieiigen n8imes" aus
8luefielO, 8.18a., melbet, oaB 3ebn
2et9en aufgefunben porOen ii'rO uno
baB nod cine @n8abl anberer 2ei4sn
in bem eingeftiir3ten Suunel 5u@ggle>
ton Springs liegen. Gerner beiBt es
in Der 9epef9e, IS berldute, oaB i'm
@an3en 19 NtGnner bur9 ben Gin
ftur3 um's 2eben famen, tpGbrenD bret
t0otIi9 unb mebrere an0ere lei4t ber<
leBt tpurben. Der Sunnel lit f4on
me6rere NlaIe Der S9duplaB i9lim>
merl1nfGue getpeien uno bat ber8o4nz
@eieGT6aft pdbreno Der leBten puar
Sabre groBe @9pierigteiten Derur~
ia9t. 0dbreno nod feline ausfii6rz
Ii4en unb auperIdFigen gtudri4ten
DorIiegen, ift es Offenbur, OaB Der 2e>
bensberIuit tpeit gr0Ber 1T, als in ben
geitrigen, eriten 8eri4ten angegeben
fpurbe. geitern tpurbe bebduptet, es
,bdtten ii9 nur IA Munn in oemSun~
mel befunber uno flint beriel6en feien
nit benz Qeben Oabongetommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09

barunter g}r. z, nit pel6em er bic
8alIon 0ettfa6rt auf Der Qusitels
lung in ct. Qoui5 mitma4en min.
Reues tuiferIi8es &tnters
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
Sic nrnefte 2eiituns.

Gin 5Iottenfd6nri9 unb elm 1lnterof@
fi3ier oss areu3ers r8OitOn" bel
einem S9eibeni4ieBen BON cer
UednnI6dft zines unberen 6u6r=
3suges Derpun0et.
g unTran3tsto. 8, Mai. =
@nftgn Charles Duff unb Boots
sMdat McQdmard, pom Rrels
ger .8oItpn," purben in Der Magoaz
lena BAL our9 Dsrirrte 8ugeln pom
Stronger .Marblsbeao" perpun0et,
nd6renb beFen Mannfhuft Elm S9si@
bsnIdieBsn bate. 8eiOe 5abr5eugs
lugen etpu 400 garos nett auseiHun@
Der, uno man glaubte ni4t, ouB bic
Gerpe6re 10 peit tragen lpiir0en. auf
oem vMarblebeao1 labnte man nifts
S9Iimnles, biz DDm n8oitOn" aus
ii9nafIirt nur0e, nidt mebr in beFen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-05-09
x aOna9'$8, 8,.n
C' YiQcn.
SSmmer 3nberlaIfg.
Stein begeta6iltItD.

gouRdnbiq oef6madlOs, elegant b,rJudtrt, ubfib'
rtub r,aulir,RO, rtiHigenb uuO irdftig,nO. 8 a D.
pap's giIftu lur 6tiluHg oGsr Gt0ruHstH
beg TQaatng Der Ginotptibs, Risrtu, @lui,,
bb{.r Rraufbtten, 6tIpiuoslanidleH, 9srtsu, @tra
ItobfuRq, 6dmSrrbOiDn.