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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

i4dftsfiibrer MiI6ler BON Der acdbes
mn of Muiic IN ReaOing geitern, baB
lie i'm Wafer zines Grset naBe elmer
fIetnen Bride unterGuIb Der Staot
5pei Softer gefunOen bdtten, pel9e
8i9nentiintlern gu geb0ren i4isnen.
Nfan bolte Die Softer unO conitdtirte,
oaB oieIeI6en Gigentbum O0n SRI,
Gtbel 8arrDmore uno BON 9rn.9arrp
Davenport puren, pel9e man pon
einem @ugen Der &eaoing : 8d6n gez
itoblsn bate. Die Gigent6iiner Der
6etoen nit @drberc6e gefiiater 8offer
puroen bena6ri6tigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
gIntigsr ausgang zines StrritsB'

Der Reger Reu6en 6ommer5 bon ieiz
mem RaFengenofen Bm. 6. 9opz
arb in Den &opf gei3ofen uno
t0OtIi6 0erleBt. 6oparO min
in 6eI6fOsrt6eiOigun8 ~ge6anoeIt
BADEN.
&su6en Sommers, elm 65 Sabre
alter Geger, tpuroe geItern Ra6mitz
tag in benz @eti6iil Oes 6auIes glr.
1917, Smit64StruBe, Don Ieiuem
&ufengenO6en 0iQiam 6. 6oparo
Don gr. 1911, 6mit6s6traBe in BEN
Sept geI6ofen uno t0otli9 Derlpun~
bet. 9oparO purOe tur3e 3eit na4
Der S6dt Oer6oftet uno mad Der noroz
tpeItlt&en Poli3eiitotion qe6rdbt, u0z
felbf er Das Reiultot zines beute
Qlbeno itattfinOenoen Snque7te8 u6=
fpartet. Die S4ieBersi ereignete ii6a
i'm y llbr Radmittags, unO 3Dur
er3G6lte 6pparo in Der ro~rOpeFli6en
9olt3eiitation einem 8eri6teritatter
bes oOeuti6en GorrefpOnOenten" gez
genii6er ben 8orgung, 1Die folgt: SD
itunO in Der IG6e meiner 8obnung.
ais bier RaFengenoiisn be8 8ege4
entlang famen, unO i6er5eno rtef tdI
oenieIben gu: gpe56alb ieiO S6r lunge
Burden ni6t an Der Qrbett?" Sin
&riippel, rpelher iib inter Der 8eieQz
f6aft befuno, ~antiportete mir in oer@
Der @eiIe uno Die gon3e 8eieli4dft
16ien metne 8emertung libel uuf3u=
ne6men, 6ommer8 trat auF MIDI gu
uno berieBte mir einen S9lag ms
@e1i6t unO in SelbitDertbetoigung
i6OB ih Den Burden nteoer."
gilbert %. Strau96ter, nelAer fi9
unter Der 8eIeuf4aft 6efanO, gi6t Daz
geger cine anDere 8eriton ij6er Die
S4ieBerei. 5einen Qnga6en 3uFolge
itanOeu bic bier Reger frieoIi6 Dor
benz 6uufe gr. 1917, Smit6s6traBe,
uno 6otparo ion ibnen i'm 8orbeiz
geben 3ugerufen BADEN, lpe8bdIb 5e
ii6 ni6t an Die Nr6sit 6ags6en. 0as
3eiultat lei Elm beftiger 8Ortne6Iel
5rpiIfen 6oparo un0 Sommer5 gez
DeIen, pel6er in elmer &eiIsret enoete.
6oparo ion, ba er ben &iir3eren 3og,
baoon geeiIt fem. 8enige Minuten
ipGter t2brte sr, nit einem ~38ztalibrtz
gen 8eooIDer bepaffnet, 5uriid un0
Deri6affte ii6 angeblt6 gendlt1amen
Singing in Sommer8' Wobnung.
SDmmer8 frat inn in Der Shire entz
| gegen, uno ais 6oparo ieiner an5i6z
tig puroe, 7ou er i'm pine 8eitere5
nteoer9ei6oHen BADEN, norduf ct Der
observation-disclosures %3uronnte. Die 8oz
Ii3iIten Step6sn5 pom norone5tlihen
9i5tritt uno S6eib pom peItli6en
9titrttt, tpel6e ii9 in Der g}a6bdrs
f6uft befanOen, 60rten ben S6uB unO
eilten Dem S6auplaBe Der S6ieBeret
3u. 6otparO lief auf Der 6luht brett
Dem 9oli3iiten Steoen5 in bic 4rme,
uno OieIer iiber8a6 ben He9er Dem
9oli3iiten S4eib, I'm ii4 nod Dem
8eripunOetan um3uIeben. SommerS
mar, ul5 er pon benz 9Oli3titen Stez
pens o~ufgefun0en nurOe, bereit5 balls
bepuBtIo5 unO ni6t i'm StanOe, ben
6ergang gu er3d6len. Gr purOe no3
nQQgemeinen Mur1IGnOer 6O5pitol"
gebro6t, poIeIbit er geitern 46eno
itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
Ius Dem Snnrrn NarBlano's nno
DEN angrcn3enoen Staatcn.

Sine 9atDonzQ tga
in % a in g o n9@ ount1.
W}it 6ilfe bon 8eiItli9en lit in
Waibington : gountp cine Srganiiaz
tion ms 2e6en g~erufen porOen, mel
DE oarauf6in ur6eiten iou, Dem
Wirt65gei6Gfte i'm Gountp ben Gar
aus gu MAIDEN. Die 8epegung muir
De our4 ben 8aItor g.. 6. q. Niz
6olion ppn Baltimore geleitet uno in
elmer @eriammlung in 9ugerstOtpn
puroen bic folgsnben 8eumten err
nG6lt: PrG1ioent Or. 9. %. Rei4arb
DON 6uir 9lap, 8ice : 9rd1ioent at
large s. 8ieffer Stunt BON G6eps=
bile, 5etretGr .. elmer 8olf BON
6agerstOtpn, S6uBmeiIter .. 8,
@panb BON 8esopsDiqe.
MbIeben.
Sn Wapnesbpro lit Die frii6er in
6agerstoipn po6n6dft getpeiere 6rau
Gliiabet6 3entmeDer i'm Glitter bon 70
Sabren geItorben, S6re 8inber iinb:
f5ruu 8. 6. GrispeG in WapnesbOro,
SSrau @6urles Qunb in PETERSBURG,
9Sruu sSo6n 8aDsr uno 6ruu 8. 90.
g2epcomer in 8inggolo, uno 6. S.M.
3entmeHer in P~6ituoelp6id.
in Bar g 4Oen.
SSn 8eamon an Dismal : Spdmp,
8Q., tDoteten- spei Neger einer8Gren,
Der 300 Pfuno f6per mar. 3ugGei9
fingen bic beioen M}Grner 3rpei iunge
8Gren lebenoig uno nollen lie groB
3ieben.
Gin freezer ueberaG
Sn Dumas, ni6t melt o @um6erz
Iono, orangen masfirte Mdnner in
bic Wo6nung Der betagten 5rau
66peiBer elm, pG6renO lire Qngez
b0rigen u6tpefeno paren, unb banoen
Der 6ruu bic 9dnoe uno Die 8eine
3ufammen uno erftidten lire 6ilfez
rufe nit &iHsn. Damn trugen tie Die
6rau aus Dem 9auIe, oas lie bon unz
ten Bis pben bur6iu6ten uno rei6e
8eute ma9ten. 2tls bic Qngeb0rigen
nd8 9auie 3uriiffe6rten, fdncen lie
bic 5rau nabe3u erittdt unO erfroren
Dor.
Gin alter 8aItimprer gez
ftorben.
81. So6n &iogeIp, Der Qufie6er
Der yNationul Cemetery" 3u Sort
6arriIon BEL Ri9mono, 8a., 1T i'm
Glitter BON SO Sa6ren geitor6en. @r
mar in Baltimore geboren uno mad
te in ben 184Oet Sa6ren cine @rpeOiz
tion nd9 Qlasfa nit.
Gin gefd6rli4er 8u6enz
If.
Ssn Der NG6e bon S6urpsburg,
M%aibington : Gountn, butten Die
Rna6en So6n Garter uno @arlSren=
1llsr elm fnappes gntfommen pom3oz
S4 in elmer 00ble am 9otomdcz5lufe
Die &nuben puren 300 SUB tieF in
Die 906le eingebrungen, als cine On
3dbl unberer 3na6en an Der NuBenz
Ieite Elm Seuer Dor Dem @ingange an
legten. Der Rau9 fiate Die 90ble
uno Die &na6en paren zines @rftiz
dungstobes 1i6er. @iner berIelben
perfu9te bur9 Die 5lammen nu4 Der
NuBenIeite gu gelungen, muBte u6er
ben 8erIu9 dufgeben, na4oem er
f6rer ber6rannt tporoen NOR. Die
S6redensrufe Der @in8eiperrten per=
anlaBten Die &na6en an Der auBen@
ieite, oas 5eter peg5ureiBen unb 10
bic ungliidli6en 81 retten.
GeHo6lene Softer &c u NJ
ben.
3pei 5armer, tpelGe Wahertrefe
geiu@t Aatten. bsriattsn benz @e>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

8rGnDe. - Sin 4ldrm pom
8u5ten g}r. 432 rief Die 6euerpe6r 8ez
tern nu6 Der 0o6nung bes 6rn.
6eDman RrQB, g}r. 919, 8etz2omz
burbzStraBe, tpoieIbit OaOur4 6euer
e%ntftunDen mar, baB elm SeniterDOrz
bang gegen cine @asflamme gepeAt
1pur0e. Del angeri9tete S4aben,
uel6er ni6t 6etrG4tli4 1T, tit our4
8erIi8erung geOedt.
- Sn Dem Seller Der 8O6nung De5
6rn. s. 8. Gaiep, Nr. 1913, Glib
G6urle846traBe entitanO geItern auf
un6etannte Deiie 6euer. Die Slam
men nur0en Don M}ttglieOern Der
@priBen4gomPognie y&r. 6 i'm Seine
gel0i9t.
Sine 6erer5brunIt in Der
8lempner 0ert5tdtte bes 6rn. Dm.
Oe6m, Nr. 118, 0iamonO~StroBe
pur0e e6enfuG5 BON M}it8lieOern Der
6priBen4Gompognie g}r. 1 gelOi6t,
e6e 6etra4tli6er SdoOen angeridtsb
nQro.
ST.. g. .. 8enI6op bon gr.
$40, Nor0&gaDIon4StraBe bemertte
Der Rau4tammer Der 6leiidbanoz
lunosfirma g. 30. 2um6 &c So,
CIR. 1O6, 6out696truBe, geitern
Q6enb nm 38 ll6r 8aua entitei9en
unO ianote einen 4ldrm Elm b0m 8oz
item Nr. 6 an Der GalDertz unO Gomz
bur0zG traBe. Der Murn tpuBte
ni6t, DAB es cine Raudtammer mar.
- Sin un6efannter IonOte geitern
Morgen einen faIifen 4ldrm POM
3uftsn Nr. 241 an Der Gte port
6rontz unb 6inensStroBe Elm.
- I'm 58 u6r geitern &benO 9ez
riet6 i'm 3~fpeiten StOtDerte beg DON
6rn. 8. 8. 8apnOlO5 belpobnten
6Qufss SIR. 1901, @uilFOr054Oenue,
cine Ren7ter4garotne 0ura cine 8aSz
famine in granb. Or. &elner, mels
der in OsmIel6en 6auIe IDo5nte,
IDIUlp uIt BtuHtL''S4'
I'm benz binteren STEELE 6e5 Giz
o%orrsnIa0en BON 6rn. 2OuiS 9Soiez
rik, 0r.524, Ofz8ruttzS traBe, Brad
oeitern gl6enD in 5ol9e zines ii6ers
bitten Ofen5 6euer aus, pelaes bom
q0li3eig6ergeonten 2oncaiter 9sIoi4t
marO.
Mouersinfur3. - Die flint
Stodnert 6o6e fiiOli6e U3duer Der
opsoe6ronnten 8ilTonf6en IIObels
9n6rif, Gfs bOn OitenOz uno Som
~GrbffraBe. pel6e 6ereit5 ietner 3eit
BON benz 9e6duoe : SnIpeftorPreiton
ror0emnirt purbe, ftiir3te geitern
G6sr0 pG6reno Oe8 Sturme5 Elm.
Sic Sriimrer beoe6ten bic O5tenos
5troBs Bis CUR 6ioieite unb es lift
uIg elm fpa6reS @un0er gu betra6ten,
bah RiemanO berleBt tpur6e, inOem
bic StraBe in iener8egeno gerpD6nlia
Bis fpdt 46enbs ie6r bele6t lit.
9u8 Mittel 6iIft.- 6rau
20. s. U}ari6aG unb 5rau 6enr9
Wen3el, pel4e in Or. 8aruar0'5 Ca
niturium an Der IorbzG6arle5itraBe
fpegen 8lutDergiftung nit Der neuen
GntOedung 5prmaIin bebanOelt nerz
ben, befinOen itb ouf Dem @ege Der
8eferung.
9ret peitfre 9pOroP6Oz
bta + n.-Sm 9aiteurz
Snftitut itno jeBt aud 9r. Charles
8. Rpman uno oefen 5pei &tnOer
gt6el uno So6n 8. RDman BON ct.
Qucas, 8a., pel6e tiir3li9 BON einem
touen 9unOe gebi6en purOen, aufgez
npmmen mDrDen.
pie 6uno gequeti4 t -
elmer Sir, Elm i'm ai4tnenraum Der
Sun" ar6eitenDer iuHger Mdnn, gez
riet6 geitern nit Der 9anO in Die Ntas
ffinerie uno erlitt i9pere QuetI4unz
gen; er nuroe nu6 Dem rStaot@9oz
fpital" gsbra6t.
Sn 9fla6pmo Gitp, 0tlo6.,
brannten 9eItern Der Sion Store"
uno Elm anoere8 groBeS Gei4Gftssez
bdu0e nieoar. Ser @erluit miro auf
$3.50 600 defnGbk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

GhiittelfrUt, sfmcrSen, WnIa.
ria, "a grippe mno idllimmc Grfal=
tmn9cn fnrirt Smrd1 vSIanep'S G9nc
Bills" aud in Hiiifaer SDrnI).
RreiS 2jc. M~acnthalben uerfauft
(Se2,5&5,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

Wetterausfi9ten = Sir
Mufplanb unb ben 0iftritt Columbia
tlar unb biel tdlter am 9onnerftug,
itarte noropeitlt4e 8irbe, tlar am
Greitag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

nm RE Melt ooer na9 irgeno einem
She'll Der Nelt arrungirt. gteilebilz
Iete ii6er ale 8a6nz uno 9ampfers
2inien. S6eo. 8. 9iener g.
6 o., Ais Mater=Str. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

@6iffsfurten BON unb ned europa
SG6rIi6e @eneral Ser
ammIung. = Der r@oncorDtaz
2ei6z unb Spurperein" bielt dm9ten>
ftdq Nbeno in g. 0engler's 9aQe, gr.
1718, Canton : Noenue, feline idbrli4c
General : 8erIammlung ab. Der
5inan3beri6t 3sigt einen 8ufenbe>
Itano uno @inna6men BON $7411.64
uno cine Subre5ausguSs bon $6475.@
IA, Der l1ebsriduB belduft fih auf
S935.9O. 9us 0erein8fapital betrdgt
$6915.82, Der R~eierDefonO $625.94.
Die 8%eamtenpubl bate folgenOes Rez
~fultat: 9rGiibent Gbrtft. @4muf,
8icez8rGItoent 6erbinanb SaneiOer,
@9uBmeiTter @igmuno 9engler, Sez
fretGr 5reb. s. S4neiber; 9iretto=
rem: G6as. S6oma5, 81, u. s. 6ei!z
mann, So6n 3otb, Suit. u. Muf6,
@uguIt M2ener unb Nm. 5. Srglart;
8ereins : Nopofat Wm. 9. Smith.
Ous neuerpG6lte 9trettorium bate
bunn Elm tleines 8dntett, Bel nel6em
Trau uno 6r. g. Oengler bds Bette
aus Slide unb 8eGer auftif4ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lIntcrhaItmnsS.gS catuciicr.
.Muftfsgltaoemie." = OieIe Wo6s
9ireiuia oarnt9 in r5ris'.
Gboie's r2Dceum : Sbecter." -
Sttis s9oat; rGar 29aue".
r6orb's Ofern6aus". - 0ie1e
98O3t: Abe GgiFs-.
vQouiodnI:raben. 5beater." - 9ieie
@O3t: 4~9anion's yeu2;rbl".
rQubttorium : WluIif : 0ane." -
Eiiit @obt: @oB uno 6tn;on's 9auO:Uiar>8og:
j~t;luuatH. 5dali6s Matinre.
rIrton, Den 10. 6e6ruar Weasz
f;H9aa in Dr yGcrman:dsg dHHtrbOr s&,unt'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

.n ~gSiHo-
geit peIo' 9ber. NELL SBett.
800 ~. 2948 So 81 e..@. ga:sen
$50 ,. 1851 40 AZ ~ % crib
D.ittI. 8orometert. 1897 S6hie 3empelatur. 66
UlittI. 5bermometerh.. sd g%tieoriaite 2enlperat. ~
lie hotte Sdnsnisteit oes gaiHoes in eiH:r
Stuuoe bttrug 81 lteiien POM 2seiteH.
Sus Qritrioc % "tttcr. - Die ~ritori9ie
5enptratnr Oes q~eitriQtn 5aots IBIS 8. llbr abenOsl
par uuf na6gennuntcn Stationen, ME i0lgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
GelDIcnSuuscn mad, 9entidIanS.

"a Gents pro Mart uno Gommii>
fton. Sbeo. 8. 9tsner C 60,
Ais Wattr=S traBe. Nu5Idnpii4es
GeIo, @e6ieI unO Grebit 8riefe.
Sdiffsfdrten BON unb ned europa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

G6dttertOn'5 Qngeblt4er
MiBgriff.- Sra G9atterton, Elm
Ofenma6er, aus benz M}osquitO~
@tuate, nirb CUR 3eit in Der iiOliz
den 9oli3eiitation fir Elm beute Itattz
finoenoe8 0erb0r feitgehalten, neil er
angsbli8 6rn. Ritolau5 80. Raglano
pon Gr. 400, SUb : 9barpftr., einen
Diem uno beri9ieoene anOere gu elmer
3immer @inri4tung geb0rigen Be-
itanotbeile entpenoete. Den Qngu6en
bes 9rn. 3agGano gu 5oIge mietbete
@6atterton borige MO9e Elm 3immer
ppn i6m unb be3og baFeIbe nit iet>
ner Satin. @e1tern permiBte 5rau
G6utterton einen 56eil Der 3immerz
@inri6tung, eini8lieBli9 OeS SfenS,
uno lie foQ 6rn. 8agIano empfo6len
6q6en, i6ren 8atten tpegen 0iebita3lS
Der permiBten @egenftGnOe Derbaften
gu luRen. 9ieIen 8at6 befolgte 9r.
Rugfano aud fofort, unO oa CUR 3ett
Der 8er6uftung Senrp 8rofpn ii4 in
G6utterton's @efeGi6aft 6efonO, muir
be beriel6e nit eingefpOnnen. @3at@
terton geItanO ben ange6Ii4en 9te6~
fta6l elm unb bru4te Den 9oli3iiten
fel6It na6 benz 9IaBe bin, ND er Die
DON RaglanO DermiBten 8e9enitanoe
perfauft bate.
Wur nt6t per d be II.
= Trau Minnie 2(6el, 5rau oes9rn.
G6as. Q6el, bic ange6li4 aug tbrsr
@o6nung, CIR. 1908, 3Oro9Sentrolz
Qpenue, OermiBt purOe, 1T aut9efnnz
ben tporben. Sc iteGte ii4 Reraus,
bah fe fi6 nit ibrem 8atten nab
Hep : gOrt 6sgeben bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
W cttcrbcriht.

Ser. Staaten:@ ettsrsS irsau, /
SaItimore re, ben /. Tebruar 1903. J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

We0anttnitri6 4 beotuIet HuI,
fudre 2 Grab inter 9ua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

- en- 9f(a6pma gitp, 0tla6.,
brannten geItern Der Sion Store"
unb Elm unoereg groBes @eI4dft8gez
bdu0e nieber. Ser @erluit miro Guf
$250,0OO gei4dBh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
,grnsaIia" in sturmesn6tscu.

8afiirt auf Der 6u6rt na9 Baltimore
bur9 groBe @tiirme. = 9tirmi=
i6e 6abrt bes rMabeIine". =
8erf6ieDenes BON See unb 6afen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
a. APi6unusfIaden

purbe gsItern bic nQumen ModinerD
C @upplp Comp" bon ben So. @m,
g. Qumen, Soiep6 8. Scale, 8. s.
Chapman, Mm. 3. O'8rien, jun,
unO Wm. +. 6. @er6arOt. 9o5 Of
tienfupitol 6etrGgt $4,000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
Srnti6t6nm int Gala.
G8 3ie6t gu 3aufenDen gum Qufternz
6ouper i'm beuti9en 8aiienz
6aufe. = Die GnituIt i6erfiiut.-
Ginige Der 4npeIenoen. - Die

9ouper i'm beutI9en 8aiIenz
6auIe. - Die 4nitalt ii6erfiut.-
Ginige Der 4npeienosn. - Die
@e0enftafel bepunbert.
Suites Wetter te;ni6ten tpD6l gez
tern SauIenoe Der 9sutT6en 8altiz
more's, uno nm 10 trauriger tpuren
fte qeftimmt, aIs Der Sag anbra4 unb
Elm unungsne6mer lei9ter 8egen auf
bic 9G6er 6ernieber r%ieIelts. @ur bod
oeftern Der @alatag oes 9eutI9f6ums
8ultimOre'5, Der Sag oes idbrli9en
Qufern9Souper5 i'm oNGgemeinen
9euti6en 0aiien6uuIe". @erabe ME
fi6 bus Wetter gegen II l1br Mittdgs
aufflGrte, 10 tldrten Ii9 aud bic Sc
fi6ter Der bielen 8smobner 8altiz
more's auf neI6e felt 8o8en getparz
tet 6atten, nm an Dem QuiternsSou
per She'll gu neAmcn. BON 5 u6r
Ra6mittags an bis Q6enos nm II
l16r 0rdngten it4 Souienoe in ba8
gerGumige 9e6duoe, peI8es einem
8ienenitode gli6. 8ur3 Oas Set
ii6ertruf ale @%ripartungen Der Mttt=
qlieoer Des 8ereins. Sin Bib bes
regiten 2e6ens Bot iid ben 8eiu8ern
Der QnitaIt bei'm Gtntritt in Diefel6e
bar, SIN Gmpfang53immer, glet4
lint5 pom 6auPteingang, befanO ii6
Der 6anoarbeit8 Slid, Der bis IpGt
N6enos bon 3auftuitigen umringt
mar. 6ier paren pra4tOplIe, BON
ben MGo6en Der Qnitalt Oerfertigte
6Gfelarbeiten unO Stidereien, ME
6piBen, @4ir3en, 3ui4entiider II.
/. ~.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10

out among the goats and
accompanied by a guide he came
to the gates of Hades.
just inside the entrance gate
they met Beelzebub himself.
"There," said the guide, sis
his Satanic majesty: That is
the father of lies and liars"
Unabashed, the Kansas man
stepped up to his Satanic
majesty and offered his hand
saying. Cant say that I have
ever met you personally before:
but I know several of your boys
Some of them are in the real
estate business and some are
newspaper reporters in Kansas
If they can't outlie you two best
in three my name isn't Smith. .
''Let us travel" said the
guide, and they wandered on to
where the central fires roared in
their eternal fury.
''It is hot here, mighty hot, >
said the guide as he wiped his
forehead.
ooh, yes, a trifie warm" sai6
the Kansas man complacently.
"but I have seen it a blameo
sight warmer than this in Kan
sas."-From one of the Kansas
Newspaper men above mention.
ed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10
Christian Endeavor Officers.

The c. E. Society of the Congre-
gational church met at the home of
w. A. Rush, Tuesday evening, and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
Geo. Winstead president, Miss.
Nina Stoke vice president, Miss.
Jennie McMullen secretary, and
Miss. Ruth Sterett, Treasurer.
A picnic was arranged for today,
Friday July 10th, on the Walnut.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10
A COLLECTIVE EXHIBIT.
Barton County shoId be Represented at
the Worlds Fair, 1904.

The Kansas Commission for the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition is
composed of the following well-known
Kansans:
Hon. J. C. Carpenter, President,
Chanute; Hon. J. c. Morrow, Vice
President, Washington; Hon. c. H.
Luling, Secretary, Topeka; Hon. R.
T. Simons, Treasurer, Caldwell, and
Hon. w. H. Waggener, Atchison.
The Kansas Worlds Fair Com
mission in order to encourage enter
prising farmers to preserve the best
samples of all the cultivated products
of the farm, orchards and garden
cereals in the grain and sheaf, textile
and forage plants, wild and tame
grasses, and other useful products of
the county, have offered the big cash
prize as an inducement. These ex-
hibits should be representative of the
county's agricultural production in
dicating both the excellence and the
variety of the products grown.
Of the State may enter this competi-
tive display, six prizes are offered at
each of the two big fairs to be held
in Kansas this year, September IA
and 10. the first by the Kansas State
Exposition Company at Topeka and
the other by the Central Kansas
Fair Association at Hutchinson.
The cash premiums at each fair will
aggregate $1,000, as follows.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10
REGISTRATION Notice.

ALI persons who wish to vote at
the special city election to be held
on Tuesday, June 27, 1908, who
have not registered this year, or have
changed their wards since registering,
will please take notice that the
registration books are open at the
city clerks Office over Moses Hard.
ware, and will be closed at 10 O'clock
p. m, July II, 1908.
S. M. MORRISON, City Clerk
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10
City Council Proceedings.

Great Bend, Kansas, July 6, 1908.
+ Council convened in regular ses-
sion with Mayor Weirauch in the
chair; present, Councilmen Kendall,
Miller, Smith, Slentz, Dale, Rediger,
Miller and Newcombe.
Minutes of last regular meeting
and call meeting June 7th were read
and approved.
Report of Police Judge read and
on roll call accepted. Councilmen
Kendall. Miller, Rediger, Miller and
Newcombe voting aye, Smith, Slentz
and Dale voting no.
Report of Street Commissioner
read and accepted. Quarterly report
of City Treasurer read and accepted.
Monthly and quarterly reports of City
Clerk read and accepted.
The following bills having been
0. KID. by the Finance Committee
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10

When you see Gus Schaeffer and
Chas. Allison driving coal wagons,
Clayt Moses delivering -four, Charley.
Brinkman heaving bran, Elmer Dean
on the pop wagon, and E. r. Moses
drilling wells you may know there is
something doing" in the harvest
fields which takes the regular drivers
and helpers from their regular avoca-
tons.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10

Frank Hoasis of Los Angeles Cal.,.
visited with the family of w. r.
Bunting last week on his way to New
York.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10

One contestant sent In a batch of
$500 votes, Wednesday. There IS
'something doing" where that lady
works.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10

udl NdCAIAOIy
and after a
prolonged session with the ply
sician, he passed in the saccharine
mission.
At the gates of Heaven he
knocked, presented his card and
asked for admission.
"All right, old man, said
Peter as he glanced over the
card. "We are admitting citizens
of Kansas of good standing
without examination as to their
particular qualifications. Walk
in"
Within the gate the newcomer
from Kansas was furnished with
a guide to show him the beauties
of paradise.
The guide led him to the bank
of the river of Life and pointed
with pride to the tree growing
on the banks bearing it's II
kinds of fruit and loading the air
with it's perfume.
The Kansas man gazed at the
tree without emotion.
"What do you think of that
for fruit?" asked the guide, who
was pumping for a compliment.
"Pretty fair for fruit, I
reckon,' said the Kansas man,
"but you ought to be down in
Kansas and sink your teeth into
one of those Jonathan apples in
Wellhouse orchard. There is
fruit for your lace curtains. /"
'Let US stroll over to the New
Jerusalem" said the disappoint-
ed guide. "There is a city that
l think will make you open your
OPTICS"
AS they approached, the sun
light cleaned from the walls OF
Jasper and was reflected back in
yellow radiance from the pave
ments of gold.
'Did you ever see pavements
of that sort before?" asked the
guide. Here is your gold basis,
all right"
"Seems to be pretty rich. -
said the Kansas man without
evidence of excitement, "but you
probably haven't been keeping
posted in regard to the develope-
ments in the shale fields of Kan
sas. Just wait till they get the
mills in operation down there
and the boys will be playing
with golden marbles"
"Well, I WILL show you
something that will interest
you,' said the guide. "Come over
here and listen to the orchestra. .
A vast concourse of saints had
just tuned their harps and were
opening up on a heavenly
symphony. The Kansas man
listened with interest but with.
our surprise.
"You never heard any such
music as that?'' said the guide
enquiringly.
::'0h, we'll, I don't know" said
the Kansas man with a yawn.
'Say. my friend, you ought to
hear Marshall's band come ur
Kansas avenue in Topeka once
playing ga Hot Time" Now
there is what I call music. ''This
band of yours is all right for it's
kind, but if you were to hea,
Epperson's band of Great Bend
Kansas you would know that
you had listened to the rea
thing
The guide heaved a sigh o
weary disappointment. s'My
friend, there doesn't seem to b,
anything here to interest you
l will turn you over to another
guide and let him escort yo1
through the regions OF ever
lasting heat
grhon tbo Kansas xoo ruos lo-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10

Chas. Drach, a stranger, had the
tines of pitchfork run into his an
atomy, Tuesday. He is being cared
for at the Sisters Hospital. .
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10

Young & Giles have rented rooms
4 and 5 in the Allen building, and
now have as fine offices as anybody,
and are doing fine business.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10

Mrs. A. G. Barnett and daughte
returned from the Territory Wedne:
day morning.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10

E. w. Moses and Chas. W Brink
man attended a meeting of the south
western Miller's Club at Hutchinson
Tuesday. g
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10

Cashier M. E. Keynes, of the Paw
nee Rock State Bank, was caller at
the DEMOCRAT Office Tuesday of this
week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-07-10

The best cigars, candies and con-
fections can be found at Klughardt's
& Sanderson, The City Bakery.