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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
&nfIaae geatn gnIileibramten in ct.
Qpuis,

81. Qpuis, 4. Mdr3. - Die
@roBgef4porenen BADEN POli3et<Ga@
pitGn 5amuel 8oHb tpegen Pflt4tz
bernu6ldTigung unterQntlage geiteQt.
@r foa in Dem feiner @ufii4t unterz
fteuten goIi3eiotitritt ben 8siiBern
BON 6reuOenbduiern gegenHber 6eios
Qugen 5ugsbriift BADEN. 8eitere &n@
Hagen gegen anOere PoIi8et6eamten
fouen erfolgen. Die tir3li4e @ntz
befung, baB uu4 in 81. 2puis Elm
f9GnbIi9er Mdo9en6anOel augen@
f6einGi9 unter poti3eiIi6em S8uBe
betrieben pirb, bat Die 9rOB8ei4noz
renen gum Gtni4reiten peranlaBt.
&iir3li4 Gpur0en 5pei Don g2eD>gOrt
angetommene Mdb6enbdnbler, Die
nfriI9e 8aare" aus europa bra NeD>
gort ben bieiigen 6reubentempeln 5uz
gefiiArt batten, inter @ntlage geiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

pom %. Bis 81. @uguTt bic 9iDiftons4
mun0Der. Die &~aiierpuru0e buuert
pom 2. Biz 4. September unO lit 3uz
erit in 2eip3ig fir 0a8 II. id4If6e
4%rmeecorp8, am fDIgenOen Sage fir
Da8 4. preuBtf6e Nrmeecorps unO am
4. September fir bo8 10. iGditi4e
Q~rmeecDrp5.
3o6 feline 8efferung.
Der Sa6re8beri6t Der g9eutffeh
8anf" 6emertt ii6sr bic @r6ollng
pom inOuitrieuen 0~ieOergang Oe5 Sab
res 19OO-19O1, OaB bieieI6e nur
I6na6 mar, unO baB ii4 Die 5offz
nun9en ulf cine f6ne1e 8eferung
ni6t erfiiut bitten. Der 8eri6t forz
bert cine 8eForm oe5 80riengefeBes
unO bic Q6IdlieBung BON feiten 9an4
bel5bertrGgen.
QIIerIet aus f6ldn0.
Qu8 6eiOel6erg pirO 9emelOet:
Die Su6ilGum8feier Der 8ieDer6erz
iteQuno Der llniperIitdt Ourd @rOBs
6er3Dg 8or1 6rteOri8 i'm Sabre 1903
na6 Der enOgiiltigen gnti4eia
0unQ in ben Sugen pom 81. Biz 80.
Ssyuli a5ge6lten perDen."
Qieutenunt 9e5iDariu5 %nnrO2 bonn
8. quli3iI6en 1tlunen : 85-
Die aus Wien uemelOet o.
rei6e S6pinoeIeien, Bel b.
nm einen 8etrog BON mic. .
ais 100000 &ronen 6anO,
un0 1T no6 Qmerita geFliir
6etnri6 Der Reun3e6 Gl5r
geuB, preuBiI6er Generolleutenant
uro GommunDeur Der "a. 9tDiiiOn in
MeB, lit auf ieinen Nntrag CUR 0i5z
petition ge7teut. Der 9rin3 le6t lett
1877 nit W}urie, 8rin3eIItn gu 5oRer7
Io6ezO . 6ringen, in fin0erlOIer G6e.
Der 6onauer 9an0el5tammerz8e4
3irf 8eigt tpenig Isigung, bic nG4itz
iq6rt9e MISUNDERSTANDING in ct. Souls
gu 6e16iden. g}ur bic SilberpUarenz
6a6riten, iopie cine lit6OgraPAtfde
Qnftult BADEN Ii9 Bis jeBt bereit err
tldrt, ii8 an Der 4usiteaun8 gu be-
t6eiligen.
Bon 8u0apeit aus nirO cine friiz
here irriqe MeIDung oabtn beri4ttgt,
bar bic 8raut Des 8iolinz8irtuoien
&u6elit ni6t cine SOater bes Drag
raten 8ioor G5atp lit, iOnoern bic
ge16ieOene 6rau oe5 O@6erlteutenants
@rafen &oloman GidtQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

gegenpdrttg aus bem&reu3er D@Aicds
Co." 6taggT6tff cen gsbedten areus
germ nQlbanD" unb rGtncinnatt," Dem
&reu3er rRaIeigb" unb Dem &uno@
nenboot pM}a8tds."
0as 6lotten : 9epartement be-
gniigte ii8 nit Der tur3en Grtldrung,
OaB Qomiral GrOpninf6ieIO um feline
P%eniiontrung eingsfommen lei, O6ne
Die Sd9e tpeiter gu ertldren. 4ber
man erfdbrt, DAP ben 4nIaB gu benz
S9ritte beS 4omiruls feline l1n3uz
frieoen6sit iiber Die umgeitaltung Der
Pan3ergef6pdoer nu6 benWan0Dern
i'm carat6if6sn W}eer gegeben bat,
peI4e bu3u fii6rte baB ibm itatt bes
S9Iu6tI6iffes rSutnoiS" Der 8reuz
ger nGbtcago" 3ugeipieien puroe. Die
@eneral : GommiFion, IN peren @ptz
BE NbmiraG 0etpep ftebt, bate be-
i6tofen, Elm groBartiges 9ef6p0oer
bDn 9on3eri4iffen CUR 8epa4un8
Der biesieitigen otluntiI9en Ii, @olfz
titte 3uiammen gu fteQen unb glau6z
te, 3u bieiem 3pefe Der nSuinoi5" gu
beOiirfen, pel6e zines Der mOOerniten
uno ftGrtften ertitirenoen 8riegsI6iffe
1T. 0abei tpurOe audi in 8etra4t gez
5ogen, baB iol6e 96Ia6tf6iffe fir
ben 0ien5t in europa tpeoer 10 effetz
tin, nod 10 pirtbi4uftli4 fino, ME
&reu3er.
Qu8 oieien 8ritnben tpuroe Nomiz
raj Gronnini6ieIo Der 8reu3er nG6iz
cogo" oI5 5Ia8gi6iff 3~ugepieien un0
bic rSqinpiS" blieb Bel Der noroatz
lantiI8en Station. Der ,G6icago"
1T nun 5tpar audi Elm iebr %anfebnIi>
DIES 5a6r5eug, treI6e8 erit 10 Sabre
alt 1T, uber Der Momiral mar BERLIN
it6t, bah er bumit mid. in ben 6dfen
erf6einen t0nne, tpel9s i'm frii4er an
8oro oe5 S9Ia3tf4iffes geIeben 6az
ben. Gr er6o6 baber PrOtet uno bic
Ter 9roteit puroe audi ertpOgen, an
oerte ober an BEN 8eI6lifen ni4t8,
uno oie8 CAB Dem NnluB gu @ropntnz
f6ielo'8 4erfiontrung8 : 4ntrag.
Weitere &auffrt i.
General : 8~unoe8anpalt 8nOr
t6eilt nit, er babe BON Der Banana
&anal : 8eIeQi6aft bic Grtlarung
i6rer 3uItimmung gu benz BON i6m
Dor Sturgeon gema9ten @OrI6loge err
6alten, ouB bic 6rtit fir Die @u8z
it6ung ne8 Der umertfanifden Regiez
rung etngerGumten @Ortauf5re4tes
Quf oa8 @iqent6um Der 8eIeQi6uft
perldngert nerbe. 8ie er berii6ert,
ge6t bic GrflGrung Ger 8anal=8eIenz
f6uft ba4in, oaB oas 8ortaufSre6t
Bis CUR Ratifitatipn be8 i8pe6enOen
8ertrQgeS perlangert lit, glei6Oiel, Ob
e8 bu3u Dor ooer na8 Dem S6luB Der
0er5eitigsn GongreBiiBung tommt.
9rGiioent 8oDfepeIt uno fem Sd
6inet naren geftsrn gegen 3peiStun@
ben in SiBung, un0 ben lpi6ttgiten
@eoenitunO Der 8erat6ung bilOete Der
5tano Der 8er6unoIrtngen iiber ben
8anamatanul. 8eneralantpalt 8nor
bat nG6reno Der leBten Sage Dtebsr@
6olt nit 9rn, %. Nelfon @rOmpea,
Gem 8ertreter Der Bdnamatanalz8e@
feQI9aft in @merttu, in Gonferen3
9~e7tunben unb tonnte Dem 8u6tnet be-
ri6ten, er babe bur6 9rn. GromDen
bic obermG6nte 8uIi6erung BON
Geitan Der 9anumatunul : 8eIellz
I6aft er6alten. Die fOrmeueQntport
tpurDe Dem 8ereraIanfpaIt bon 9rn.
GrompeG tur3 Dor Dem 8eginn Der
administering iiberbra6t unO Die
Reqierung betra8tet ie ols OOuTtdn~
big 8ufrieoeniteueno. 6opObl Der
8rG1ioent, uls audi bic Mitglieoer oe5
Ra6inets, na6men bic Wittbeilung
oe8 entertainments nit Qu5oriiden
Der 8~efrieotgung entgegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

6u6fen : 8eimar GiIeno6 einen
geieu76aftli6er Ge3e7itonsSGlu6 in
Berlin gu griinDen, pprin aIe 8e=
ruf83rpetge bertreten 5etn nerDen.
9eriel6e ioQ cine StGtte bes Soeenz
ull8tauf6e5 auer inteLettuellen &reiie
peroen. Die 8runbiOee lit folgenoe;
Sci Dem 6err16enOen &~aitengeiIe
marf6iren Die ein3elnen 8uIturgrup=
pen o6ne 6iibIung getrennt 0On elm
amber. Der Se3eIiionSsGlub Iou iie
bereinigen, cine neue @eieuI4aft grim
Den unO 8elegen6eit gu gegenieittger
fru6tbarer Q~nregung bieten.
9uIe in 8 q M
burg.
Sur 50rberung Der beutI6en 64ifFz
fa6rt5S Snterefen un0 elmer Grm0gz
li4ung Der @erme6run9 Der 8obl
beutI6er gei6uIter SeeIeute bat ii4
iingit in 6amburg cine @eieGi6oft
gebttoet. 9ieTelbe min 5i4 nit Der
Qu5pa6( tii6tiger Sun8an fir ben
Seebten7t uno nit Der fa6mGBigen
Qu8bilDung unb Gr3ie6ung BON Wtoz
troien urb Sesoffi3teren befafen.
Die @eIeQf6aft glau6t, tii6ti8e
Mtatrofsn fir bic Sa6ten aus6ilOen
gu t0nnen, Dumtt bic 8eIiBer DeutI6er
Sa6ten BEL ben internationaIen 8ez
gattd8 Before 8eiultate e~r3ielen t0n@
nen, uls bie5 bi86er Der San mar.
Qn Der SpiBe Der 8elDegung ite6en Die
$50. 8auin, Stetgen5, 8Drmunn uno
anoere S6tfffa6rt5 : Snterefenten.
&aifer Wil6elm nimmt an Der 9eie1=
f6aft beIonoere5 Snterei1e unO bat
ii6 fel6f ul5 Drbentli6e5 MStt9lteO
berfeI6en uu~fne6men lafen. Der Der
Elm fii6rt ben Rumen n9am6ur8ti4er
8erein Seefabrt."
RrDnprin3efftn Ditto
rtu's MugenleiDen.
0ie DON 8u7tGnotger Seite mitgez
t6eilt tpir0, lit bic M}elOung, 6a5
Qu9enleiDen Der &ronprin3eiiin 8tfs
tpriu Don 66peoen unO 9orpegen
babe ft4 per76limmert, 10 0aB Die
Q(er3te D0Qige @rbIinoung befiir6tez
ten, bur6uus un3utrefFsr0. 0en=
nod gie6t i6r Qugemein6efinoen 81
8sforgni7en QnlaB unO muB ie etnen
groBen She'll 0e5 Sa6re5 tpegen
&rdnfli6teit in 1iiOli9en &limaten
3u6ringen. @ls 3o9ter be5 9rOB>
6er3og8 5rieori8 BON 8aben lit bic
jeBige i8peotf6e &ronprin3eIIin cine
urenfelin De5 S6peDent0nig8 8uitab
Qoolp6 Der 8ierte unb Itammt Dumit
DON benz nod INNER benz i4ipe0ii4en
Screen t6euren 6auIe Waia o6; Der
She fir0 brei 606ne snt7profen, unD
Der ieBt 2Ozidbri8e 4rin3 9uitaO
Qoolp6 nirb na6 meni4li4em grz
mefen zines Sage8 auf Dem 36ron
Don 56neDen unD ROrrDegen 3uglet4
bu5 8lut Der 8ernaOOtte unO Der
@a7a r%eprGientiren.
Griffin &ntIeda'5 Pro5eB.
Die @ngetegen6ett Der 8rdTtn
&miledu, bic befanutli6 Elm fremOeS
Sinh untergei6Oben BADEN fOu, Inn
bo8 M}aiorat i6rer 6amilie gu na6ren,
f6eint fi6 gu 8unIten Der f4per be-
i6ul0tgten 5rau gu pen0en. Die
grp5sBgsgner Der 8rGfin, 6errenz
6ou5zW }ttglieb 8raF 5eftor &ntleti
auf Oporopo, fopie oeFen SO6n,
9ruf 6tanislau8 &nileti auf Do
brpiefp, 6aben Dur9 i9ren @ertreter,
ben Re6tsanpalt Gi6opic3, Die @rz
tldrung o6gege6en, baB ie ben fragz
lifen Sobn Der 9rdfin ais ben Legal
len Gr6en anertennen.
g5 pGre intereFant, gu %erfa6ren,
mas nun aus ben f9ier erOriiderOen
Snbi3ien pirb, auf berer bic @ntIage
geqen Die @rGfin berubte.
Die &dif
Die &aiierman6per tperoen in bic
fem Sabre 5piiaeH Ma9Oe6urg unO
Qeip3ig itdttfirOen, uno 3par 6aginz
nen lie am "a. &uguIt. Bonn "a. Bis
26. Ququf finO bic 8riad0emanDper,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

Manu. SIR, sic Sbr gIei6 mir 5u Gei4
Den babt - @erltna mirO @u3 turiz
rem. - 9r. 2~letpeubu Serbian.
Geo. 6. Sobener, 30. g., bon Gnaz
GOTTA, 9. G., i6retbt:
On Sic Geruno Ieoictne Co., GoItm4
bus, Ohio.
8ertbe 6errenl Sn meiner 8rarts
bate i1 8eLegen6eit, Shire ~pert6boue
D2eoi5in 66ufig gu berI6reibeu un0 bnz
be gefunoer, baB iie quite 9tenite let's
itet, Defenders in SGIen bon &atarrb1
: George 6. 6nbener, 02. 9.
8enn Gle our6 BEN @ebral6 bon
&erunn feline prompten unO befrtebts
geubeu 8e1ultate er3teleu, 70 i6reibeH
sic iofort an Or. 5artman, Dem Gle
S6ren Sal oIsfibrlt6 bei6rei6en, unS
er tpiro S6neu germ ietueu tp%ertbboIeG
8at6 gratis ert6eilen.
&oreTe: 9r. 5ortmn1, &rdit0eut
res Sartman 6unituriums, GoIum5uss
Ohio.
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Reiienbentrner auf NenfnnbLanb.

81. ob n8, 3.zS., 4. N&Gr3. -
Die qafagiere Der beiOen @~gpreB3iige,
pel6e i'm Snnern i'm @6nee iteden
geblie6en fpuren, lungen bier jeBt an
unb er3G6Ien eritaunli6e 8eI4t4ten
ii6er lire GrIebniFe, B66reno t3rer
461perrung but4 bic S4neepeRen
muBten fie ii4 auf 3pei td8li4e0faRlz
3eiten beI6rdnten lafen, pel4e aus
6urten Biscuits unO S6ee beitanOen.
3uneilen gab es iogar nur cine MtaRlz
3eit unb 6teif4 genOfen iie tpd6reno
elmer gun3en @o6e ntdt. @ier per
ionsn, peI6e fi4 auf einsm Der 3ii8e
Befanben, 6atten Die f4Deriten 2eioen
gu befte6en, unb cine OOn i6nen DerlieB
in O6nma4tsanfGGe in 6olge Der @r@
160pfung. Die PaFagiere 3%ipettsr
&GaFe 6otten ni4t einmal Elm Eager
gum S6ldfen.
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0rn 9DDbs.
DANIEL MILLER { CO.. $50 Hopkins
DIooa

0rn 9DDbs.
| DANIEL MILLER { CO., $50 Hopkins
Place.
g5fg, pideIs, araut, Gutiup u. 7. 10.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & CO., 44
South Charles Str.
SenTerslas, 51af4en unb RDrte.
THE BAKER GLASS CO.. 100 Hanover.
Str.
Summt : &teiber, MadtntoiRes uftp.
G, A. ZIRKEL & CO., 70 E. Pratt Str.
Weine unb Spirttuoie EN-.
CHARLES A. LUERMAN, Wholesale and
Retail, 1Q61 HilIen Str, Cor. Forrest.
Sumter : @6tsfen.
". LANAHAN & SON, 90 Light.str.
Rorburp Rpe : Wbistep.
FISHER BROS, lis W. Baltimore.str.l
Rqffee - ungebrannt unb gebrdnnt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO., 42l
E~xchangesPlace.
QanbpirtbT9aftli3e 8erGt6e unb Sds
nereien.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., 2o5 N. Paca'
Str.
MeBgerz unb @inma9er : Wert5euge.
J. P. PFEIFFER & son, 200 N. Paca.str.
Sci, 6arbe unb @las.
c. II. WINKELMANN & CO.. Is w.
PrattsStr.
Srnumentale 9ra6t : Nrbeiten.
DUFUR L CO., 81 N. HowardsStr.
puBz unb WetBtpauren.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.. 9 W. Balti'
moresStr.
@tiefeIn unb S4ube.
| carroll ADAMS & CO., % Howard.str.
Sbiiren, Seniterra9ren, 8ouleatr.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO., 400 o.
Pratt.Str.
Wiener 8Gderet.
RICE BROS, 312-324 N. Gay.str.
Wadgen un0 3ubebOr.
THE FAIRBANKS CO., 1871 LightzStr.
GnSctails8 cid11ftc.
9tamanten unb S9mudId9en.
WELSH BROS, 5 O.. BaltImOresstr.
2innenz unb Meibpaaren.
CLARK & STEVENS, 212 N. Charles.str.
M0bel unb 3eppi9e.
JOHN %TURNBULL, JRr & CO., Is ".
BaltimoresStr
~SSriebb0fe.
LOUDoN PARK CEMETERY, Office 81
w. Saratoga Str
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iu6ung5 : &r3t
Des Ser. Stuns
ten S6aBamt3
@ra6utrter Oes
Columbia Col
Ic9e, un6 brei
Sabre in 8eit
goirt i%tottoutrt,
ertlGrt bns SOL
9en6e iiber Be>
ruun:
n8eitatteu Gle
mir,Sbueu metz
OK So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

uus3uIprehen, baB mir SIR bor3ii8ltz
DIES 9etlmitteG 70 quite 9ienite 9eIeiitet
bat Gin fur3er 0&onut bat cine beOeu>
teube @erduoerung bel mir berborge>
brn6t, unb i6 6oIte mid ieBt mad mos
nateIunqem 2ei0eu fir eiuen geIuu0en
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9antters unb Mdtler.

HAMILTON & CO., 9 SouthsStr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & Co, u south'str.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON CEst. 1892,
FayettesStr., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD d, FISHER & SONS. 6 S. Gals
yertsStr.
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Sruit : Gpmpdgnten.

AIUN : VUNIpuSNlNIE'
MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO.,
Praes.; John McHenry, Schatzm. ]. r.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., Germans und
CaIvertsStr. J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
J.. B. Scott, Sekr. =Schatzm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
Hehtsanfp1Ite.

LOUIS P. L PERCY C. HENNIGHAUs
SEN, 215 St. Paulzstr.
IT. ]. sCHAUMLoEFFEL, ao1 Law Builds
ing.
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2ebersperfi6erunas : Gompagnien.

2ebensbert6erungs : Gompagnien.
MARYLAND LIFE ms. CO, 8 und 10
southsstr.; w. H. Blackford, Praes.;
John w. Hanson, Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO., Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
Seuer : @erit6erungs : Igentens
ROYAL ms. CO., Sun Building.
Snbuitridt : 8erii4erungs : Comp.
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 100 W.
FayettesStr.
SodOeritdnbt9er 8u49ulter
(6e9laubtgt).
l.. v. TALLER. Continental Trust Building
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Bdntiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Baltis
mores und CalvertsStr.
SPERRY, JONES & CO., CaIverts und
FayettesStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

Baubol5, Sbiren, Ser iterrabmen
OTTO DUKER & CO., Presidentsstr und
CantonsAve.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
@egwet(er

-UpW-
etapfe6fensmert6en sstndn5-,
Gnsros- nno GitSetatf-
@ef6dften.
~SsinansieleS.
8dnter.
rrpsr NATIONAL BANK, II sOuth:str.;
J. D. Ferguson, Praes'; Fl. B. WILCOX
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
baltimore. und LibertysStr.; Chas. w.
Dorsey. Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason, Kassi'
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS 7
NAL BANK, Lombard. und SouthsStr.;
Chas. t. Crane, Praes.; Carter 6. os'
burn, Kassirer.
pEUTsCHE BANK, Baltimore und Hoi'
liday.str. A. H. Schulz. Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS NA'
TIoNAL BANK, Howards und Gers
man.Str.; Lawrence B. Kemp Praes';
Wilson Keyser, Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, IA N. Eus
tawsstr.; Joshua G. Harvey, Praes';
W. Marriott, Kassirer.
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Gn9ros9eih6fte

@ustpdrttge unb einbeimii9e groz
butte.
Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

Dumpfmof9inen, 3efel, PumPen.
WALLACE sTEBBINs & SONS. Charles
und LombardsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

9iamonten uab 9dmudIa9en.
NJ. ]. OPPENHEIAER L SONS, 11 w.
Baltfmore=Str.
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9r. 2Ieneubn Serbian,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
4ntpdlte patent=ProoeFe.)
MANN L CO., Equitable Building.
9runbeigent6um MatTer.

PIERRE C. DUGAN & NEPHEW. is Lexs
ingtonsStr.
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8aubol3 : gambler.

8aubol5 6Gnbler.
THos. MATTHEWS & son, Canton Ave.
und AlbemarlesStr.
GEO. F. SLOAN & BRO. 44 Light.str.
8le6z unb emaiuirte StabIfpaaren.
NATIONAL ENAMELING & STAMPING
CO., 100 Hanoversstr.
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OI9u[IeH UNI 2uUul.
Z. H. NEUDECKER CO., Centre.Markt.
Space ind LombardsStr.
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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-24
TUBERCULOSIS CANNOT
BE INHERITED, HE SAYS
German Professor Discards Theory Long
Held by Scientists.-Care of Infant
Most important.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

Berlin, Sept a4.--The Deuschen Me
desche Voschigriit publishes a synopsis Of
a lecture which Prof. Won Bchring Of Mar
burg viii deliver before the German natur-
alisis congress at Cassel tomorrow. Prof
Behring does not believe that tuberculosis
can he inherited or contracted cpidcmi-
cally by an adult. He asserts, however,
that decisive factor in the spread Of tn.
berculosis is the nourishng of infants with
milk taken from cows .nlfering from that
disease
Thc human infant like the young of all
animals lacks the digestive apparatus and
protective organs which in the case Of
grown up persons prevents the germ from
entering into the tissue. As a consequence,
he contends, young children should be
nourished with milk free from the germs
of tuberculosis.
Prof. Won Behring's efforts are being di.
rectcd toward the substitution of santa
riums and a system of innoculaton for
consumption hospitals. He is firmly con
WINGED that, like animals, human beings
can be rendered immune by innocula,on
with tuberculosis toxine obtained from
cows The professor, however, distinctly
says that his experiments to obtain per-
feet toxinc are not completed.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-24
KNIGHTS OF LABOR
WOULD ARB|TRATE
SUGGEST REFERRING PRINTING Of
FlCE TROUBLE TO HANNA
AS MEDIATOR.
DECLARE FOR ROOSEVELT
Labor Body Says Present Agitation Ia
Political-Rooscvct Ever the
True Friend OF Labor.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS,

ltttsburg. Pa, Sept. 2J.--Simon Burns,
general master workmcn of the Knights Of
Labor, returned from Washington, u. c.,
today where he had been attending a meet.
ine OF the general executive board. Ile
reports the adoption by the general cxeeu-
tive board Of the following resolutions
" hcitas, The newspaper reports that
certain labor organizations and their lead
crs are attempting to have organized labor
take up the fight OF the enemies of pres-
dent Roosevelt because Of his action in The
dispute existing IN the government print
ing office i'll Washington and believing the
president the best friend organized labor
ever had III the White House and that the
present move is political one in the IN
ierest OF prominent republicans who con
troll some few labor leaders with a desire
10 attempt To defeat the nomination OF
President Roosevelt, therefore. he il
Resolved. by the general executive
hoard of the order of knights Of Labor,
Incorporated, tha, the action taken at this
time against President Roosevelt is not IN
the interest of organized labor. but po-
ltleal move, II carried out, will disrupt or
lower organizations and injure the mem
bers and if the leaders attempt any such
action the majority OF the members of all
organizations, without regard 10 their po.
li,ical opinions should refuse 10 recognise
and rcpudiate such leaders and theft
actions and he ii further
Resolved. That such action as is con
icmplated against President Roosevelt i,
one OF the many errors and mistakes mada
by organized labor as they seem inclined
to ignore The rights Of others. create
strikes and made demands that are I'M
reasonable relying not on the justice ol
their contention or claims, but the amount
of loss OF trouble they can cause others
and TO See what they can secure by depend.
ing OH politicians and not on the justice
of their demands.
And be il further resolved, That rs
Senator Hanna Of Ohio is said 10 be a
great friend Of organized labor and that
he is also considered loyal supporter aud
sincere friend Of President Roosevelt. We
therefore suggest TO both sides Of the
present controversy existing in the print.
ing Office that they refer the dispute 10
Senator Hanna for decision"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-24
REMANDS A CASE
Judge Shiras Finds Chicago Board oi
Trade Culpable OF Violations OF Law.
nv ASSOCIATED pRLSs.

Dubuque, Iowa. sept, .i.--Judgc Shiras
has written the opinion for the United
States court of appeals in the case of the
Christie Grain ~ Stock company ct al,
appellant, vs.. the Board OF Trade OF Chi
cago, appellee. reversing the decision of
the supreme court of Missouri and re
inanding the ease 10 that court with in
Struciions to dismiss the bill az the com
plananis' cost
The Chicago board Of trade secured an
injunction restraining il from obtaining
from the telegraph companies any Of the
quotations furnished by The board of trade,
alleging that the quotations were private
property and could not be furnished cx-
ccpt upon contract.
The testimony developed that per cent
of the transactions on the board was
gambling in margins, aud iha, by admis-
sion Of the board II was shown that il
maintained bucket shops.
On this evidence the appellate court
holds that the board Of trade did not cvmc
into court with clean hands or for n
lawful purpose. and clearly il was not the
duty Of court Of equity 10 grant any
relief prayed by II, in that transactions
were III violation of the statutes Of Hi.
nois, and therefore unlawful.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-24
EVERY FIVE MINUTES
NEW YORK STATlSTlClhN SAYS
THAT IT is THE RATE AT WHICH
BABIES ARE BORN THERE.
ny hssOCrn1n rRrss.

New York, Sept. at.--Thcrc is consier-
nation among the members Of the board
Of education over the assertion in re-
port Of Commissioner Of Education IIaupt
Of the Sixth school district that the aver
age rate Of increase in the number Of
babies in Manhattan has grown from {
10 II an hour, or to one baby about every
FIVE minutes.
These figures were furnished by DIR.
llaupt rs the result Of an investigation
which the board Of education is carrying
on 10 find out what preparation il must
make 10 provide room which the babies
Of the present will need as pupils OF a
few years hence.
Dr. Ilaupt states that he also finds that
the death rate for children is falling from
one third to one tenth, owing to measures
for protecting babies from impure milk
and unsanitary arrangements.
He believes that in the main the in.
crease is caused by the tremendous imm
grafton 10 New York city.
DR.. Iaupt asserts that babies are born
at the rate OF one every four minutes in
the neighborhood Of Houston street, and
about one "A month in the Murray Hill
residence section. These two quarters are
extremes Of the social divisions