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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
9fpejte Warb.

Griter-I6, SuOsWaib;nltorsStr dBe
3pt;ttr-lSl2, StNombarOaStrnBf.
Sritt,r-l744, Chs%ombaros Strobe
9Irrt,r-l72S, cough StraBe.
Gunftcr-520, SuO4Aru=S trdBs.
et6stcr-6l3, Suo=9onOs Strobe.
6itbnttr-l7l6, Ibaats= Strabs.
Q6tcr-lSll, Guuton=2luenue.
0tsuuttr-2G!O, 6uutouzgpenue.
3ebHttr-l3, Siio=Wolfez StraBe.
Glfttr-l9l4, YCutzS Strait.
3!polittr-2)02, @ouQb=S trube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
9nsinnhamnnsinIts Mnr6.

Grftr-l7, @et.@ urres5 traBe.
3p,it,r-iOO, Siio=Sbdrp=S trdBt.
Gritttr-2O2, g0titzGamDcn= StraBc
9Jtrtcr-i03, Siio=Nata4S traBc.
siiufter-6G2, Northumberland
Stb5ter-63i, SitOsPdcn StraBt.
Sifbenter-Jl4, Siio=Qlcl= StruBs.
96ttr-50O, Siio=Gutalp= Strabe
gltunter-S33, Warusrs Strabe.
3tbnttr-509. Sharp Strub,.
GlftCr-S04. SblrpzStraBt.
3n6lfttr-23, q0eits9es=StraBe.
Srtijebuttr-S09, SiiosGbarls5sStrdss
gierj cbuter-ll0, 99arrtu=2iUsuut.
Giinf3cbutcr-3l, Ctz6iu=Strabs
Se65jebuter-22, Cit=0in=S trub,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
G-inunO8panaiaits Mar0.

Gyttr-743, WltnsurD-5 traBe.
9lutittr-S04, GolUmbjls aptnut.
Eritter-ll22, @omcn=StrlBe.
@isrtcr-l425, Columbia Ioenue.
fdufttr-ll39, @tityGroBs StraBt.
se6stsr-S0O, 99ttzGroB= strabt.
6i,bmtcr-ll6j, Nauticotez StruBe.
Qbter-5O7, @ 429eitAStrdbc.
Rtuntsr-lll9, WdrnsyaStrlBe
3sbnttr-9l8, IioqelnaStrabt.
Gliter-7l3, Scott StraBt.
3ru0lfttr-75G, Columbia Npturt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
WarnlnnO s. GrnnigIUnniasG iien:
bnhn<Gnmnaauie,

9ad, prlaN.H QortbsaOs.s NM Dat=5 Str. 5tatiou:
0ab 9ort an 0obtHtagsH f.50 9ogm., $50 Aa9m.
g95b S,ta an Woatntdetu 80 gorm., $50 uEn
$50 Ra1u.
gab ptlair an 0obsntagsu 73G uno $50 BORN,
$50. $50 R1bul. ann 600 gSeHps.
6onntass nab Gtlta $50 &orni., 400 3apnl.
Sonntoeg nab 8elair $50 Born, 400 Raam. una
1000 @btu0g.
Is. q. Gtftr. Gtagal.g :4GtEt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
GefaRntma~d lnnqen.
Scpartemcnt fir unterridtspefcn.

Scpartemrnt fir lnterrid,tsmcfcn.
~Snrrau Ger Sebprce Der z duIsG unmiRdre.
Cine YriIfuug non NtbrtrInptu fir 0tr Tdbs
lnterribt Dlr0 am 3 oHnerf It 4 g., Dtn %. Cf=
tobcr 1908. SormlttaQs Q ubr. IN Der Sbuie 9r.
~. QdrtsED tuuc uno 0oifmdn7StyaBs. oblcbalttH.
NpplfaniIuHsu. DIE BERN SupsriuteH0snteH od=
rum viuben, DcrOsu Elm nit SHfOrmation O'Tles
beHes 6IIiular per Bon 5u5eianDt srblItsn.
8. NJ SowIcs,
C95,7930D 6ttrstdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24

Canada beginnt nit Der
Quffuritung ieiner baumloIen 4rGz
rien. 8on elmer @erIu6sfdrm ALIEN
tpercen anOert6dl6 MiGionen 8aumz
GGmlinge - Qborn unO llmen =
on 6armer unentgeltlih in Der 3u4l
BON 1000 Biz 1900 Stif ~abgege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
Stir Oam,en.

Gas Eclectic . Tameu g6neiher gpaew.
in leibt III rlerHeH, ioitst itbr ptnts nnb IN cine
Qrose Griparnib fir Ste bel Der anfsrtiauna Sh.
rG Gltioer. Dir Sbuls it isst %etoffnet. Dtatg
g.DiEeuHsen ipenot man f3 an
90. 0uberS,
DIR. 2I2. GpreaG barIeSsGtraae.
(T6rll6. CT, 81, filth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
SiinfIe gRdrh

Grttr-l427, McGloerrp straBs.
3paitar-l2l3, DIES OtrrDsStrG8
Erittir-il9, 6orrtits StraBe.
Qisrter-il8, GoloiusStraBe.
Hiiniter-530. GoloiusS traSs.
Sehgtsr-52l, gtoro=oiQb= Stroke.
Sitbcnttr-243, NorDz0iQbsS trabe.
@6ttr-3Q0, Gorrcit= Strnke.
Reuuter-l. 0orOsGrcttrsStrabe
3ebnter-1222, SudiOn=Stra
Glfttr-131j. Cita6dpttttz Strait.
3ip6lftcr-233, 0oro=GDtnzetrabe
0rci3tbnttr-4l2, NorO=GOcnz5trabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
Nhtg 0arb.

GrTtr-2332, CfsRcrtbsNDeru,.
3ptittr-l600, Notos6bciter=StraG
0ritter-lSl5, TcOcralzS traBe.
Gisrttr-l504, CtzSdiapettcs%} ip,uut.
Sunftsr-IG02, Ci=6s0eralaStrab,.
etbster-SaopctsGde &onO= unO G;o;raISGE.
Siebtnter-l6ll, C~lipcrsStrlBe.
Ql6t,r-l2l9. Roro:9onO=StraB,.
gtuuter-l72S, CitzQreitOn=S trubt.
3sbuter-lg00, Ci=@iooltzStyuBc.
Glfttr-llOO, NorO=g0olie=S trabe.
8p0lfttr-22o9, CtzeiOole=StrnB,
Ercjj:butcr-l5l5, observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
samitas, "a. Sftuber 1903.

6err 9tuppefunt 5ifh,
Der PrGiiosnt Der rSqinois<Genntralz
8a6n," meint, Waa%StraBe lei fett
IGngerer 3eit betrunten gepsien uno
leioe MN an Idnerem 8aBenjdmmsr,
9ie 3e6e babe ba8 gu6lifum be3ablt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24

Snbem al D.
tag itano tiir3li4 Die 8eritaatli4ung
Der pfGl5ii6en @iienba6nen our De
bate. Miniiterprdiioent b. Poosiptls
erflGrte, OaB Die 8egierung Die Ser
itaatli9nu9 p%orlGufig Deri6oben babe,
neil Die lle6ernuhme Der 8ahnen ourd
ben Staat CUR 3eit fain gute5 8eI4dft
pdre. Der 8aufprei5 lei 2459 g}tlz
Iionen Mdrf. Der 8eingepinn babe
i'm leBten Sabre II M}iQionen, naa
M63ug Der QmortiIationen nur neun
MiQionen Murt betragen. Die Nus
gaben oes 6taate5 fir Peniionen,
8u6n6ofsneubauten Diir0en 6O6er
fein, al5 BEL Observation-Disclosures,
9abei lei es 3peifeI6aft, ob Die Sim
nabmen uuf beriel6en 909e bIei6en
niirCen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24

Der 3ut6 BEN Der 6ieoez
ne 8lGtter ben 6armern lebten Somz
mer gege6en baden, lit ni6t gut gene
fen. Den 6armern lpurbe ndmli9 gez
rat6en, auf benz 0ouarprei8 pro 8uz
f6el gu 6eIte6en. Nngeii9t8 Der i'm
Gdn3en guten @rnten anberer 2GnOer
mar oas ni6t po6l 0urd5ufii6ren.
Del lebte Wo6enberidt bon S4effer
unb 9ra1fer in 9amburg Ipri4t ii4
bobin aus, baB Die 6o6en PreiIe in
Mnrerifa bic Qusfu6r 6eeintr04tigen.
Die @ersinigten Staaten bGtten ppm
/. Suli Bis 4nfang Stto6er 25 Milz
lionen 8ufGel Wei3en lpeni9er aus
qefii6rt ais i'm 8oriabre. Der 4usz
fan lei BON ben dnoeren Wei5enzGr@
pprtlGnoern nit 2eidtigfeit geDedt
fpprDen, benin Die Observation-Disclosures
bdtten in ben Monaten SuIi, Nuguit
unD September 125 M}iGionsn 8u=
f6el betrugen, 3fpei MiGionen me6r,
als i'm 8oriabre. ltnb Die @rportz
Nu9frage fat ii6 in lebter 3eit ni9t
ae6o6en. @eltmarftpreiie f0nnen ni6t
BON einem 2anOe aqein feitgeieBt lper@
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
Nrfle NNhrn

GrR,r- Rorbof.Gd: Wlarclano.% 0:rue uuO Oil.
bcr.etraBe.
,3i6,itr-l11O, Got6eoraIs 5trlBt.
Srirtr-lO25, 4artfAptuuc.
gtrtr-333. 0,ts4rttorsStrab.
~auuitr-l102, Giuoeu=@ptuus.
Stbstr-4O4, 99tts0oTimuusStrab:.
Sitbcuttr-Qorop;tsGds gld0;i0H=a3lUuc uEp
gDDle=StraBt.
N9tr-S.5. Waojiou=NOtuut.
2tuuttr-S53, Q~iuotr=Notuut.
S~,but,r-G43, 3cro-Gutulu=StroSA
Glfttr-I22, Cts6rautliuss traBt.
Suolfttr-l03l, @ulforp=ausEue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24

Gommer3ienrat6 8. 80.
@olo6erger bat feline 8eobadtungen
uno urt6eile ii6er nous 2anD Der un=
b~egren3ten M}0gli6teiten" in Sud-
form erI4sinen luiTen, ginigc SdBe
bes Ia6nortes, in Oenen er iiber Die
tiefgrsifenbe politii6e uno et6tI4e
0unoLun1 Der Qmeritaner ipridt,
peroen bier gut gefoQen, o6glei6 Iis
ni6t itid6altig iinb. 8olO6erger Iagt:
,GittliGe 8rdfte iino i'm dmerifaniz
f6en 8olfe le6enOig. Die iittIifen
RrGfte tpeiien jeOe 8emeinI4aft nit
u~nlauterteit unO unTauberteit gu
rid" ga, nu, 6err 8OlObergar! Die
Q(ugen befIsr aufmafen un0 genauer
3ufe6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
zi n1lllll1a lhlaElaMlMEAMzER
Senrn Hcier.

IS itorb am y. Cttobcr 1903 oturD G;itr, gt=
litbtcr 8atte BON Martba Rcjer, in Aiter BON =
Sabrtn. Gie @tsroiquuQ iinDet Sounta0 O.,
glu6mittaqs nm , llbr, pom Srauerbault. Nr.
1905, WtfzQunpoles StraBt, aus taft. (296-8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
Wisrunhamdnaiaite WdrO.

Grfer-lOl2, 3iDtrfOt= aotnus.
,3lucitcr-ll22, @9:nilm=S trab..
Eritter-1537, QjgbtaStrabs.
8itrter-l425, &dtteyD=AptEue.
Siinfter-l4i3, @attcrpsAUenu,.
Stbster-209, SitsocdtbsS traSs.
6i,btutcr-Q2, Cit4GortzaDtuus.
sIbttr-1445. III StraBt.
Wcuuter-lGOS, GortsNOtHue.
3cbnttr-l23S, ul=StraBt.
9lfttr-l2O9, Ribtrio5sNotHu,.
OOH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
Oreiunbanun3ioite NQrh.

0IIIuIU0IUuI6ISTtN "NhEE
Grfter-905, Siio4Gbd sStgdbe.
.3rusittr-9l4, oluootr=S trdBe.
Sritter-920, eiDa56arp Sttobt.
@itrtcr-ll9, 0am6uraaStrlb:
Iinittr-lq, Q9cit4Grob gStrnbs.
5sdbsttr-l4lt Solnouer= StruBs.
eitbenttr-ll35, Sii0: SbarpI5traBt.
qlbttr-l53O, 5iios6barlts =straBt.
93tuut,r-l8iO, notwithstanding
3tbuter-l920, Gigbt=5traBs.
Glfttr-1620, 2i1btaStrab,.
3p6lFtr-3l, Ct= 6ort=Npr1u,.
Greijcbnttr-20, Cfzg8tts Strubs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24

Wnn1pOII5, DIT. J~0Vl:oIIIVNl 'I,W ~"
Gambsrr Statiou, 800, 300 BORN, 100 DsIt'
taqg, !5.25, $40 0G5m. ,-or
@trlafsn Ga~moun.5tatjoa MAD GEsSHtd, E35.
1000 9Orm., ?9.l5 8orm., A25' !40 uh0 -o'o'
4u6mittags. ~ ,,,o ~ On CA.
uittugs. r,g a On 9,hu
SG;s. Tntt,5itb uHb ut. aiyp, Qocal, !79j, 1918
Rorm' T25, A.80, "5.35, 600, 'll.S5 ds'nos'
Curtis Bar, 1928 @ormittd9s -
Duran, ut. Ropals6t1tion. '25o 2a9m' can"
A--LatInr 90 % Mnhmlftlrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
Stimnt~S pfale.
@ishenaehnte Warn.

.3ebuter-9o0, GpmonOipu=aptnus.
Glfter-12l5, Bet4edfapettes ?lUtnut.
3w6litcr-lll0 Ioro=5 reulOnt=ApsHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
Rfunle WQrh.

Grttr-25, GorIu6=Nperut.
,3utitsr-l3l9, 0ortsHOoo.
9ritter-S37, 9ortz8ooo.
0icrtcr-ll0I. NOriubzNoeHut.
Tiritty-2f27, 9ort=RoaO.
6~tbsttr-l32j, Gnior=Strabt.
Sjebtuter-1fQ2 S>lr toroz Npeunt.
Nbtcr-l5l7, NolbrOot=StydBt.
Rtuuttr-l6l7, ourioroslptuu'.
3:bntcr-Ioroois6dt Gaiap,tt,s IDtrus uno Hiss
o~ujtb=StraBt.
GlTtsr-llG5, Cfz3oribsNutnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
9rei3f6nte Waro.

Srel3fbntS WQro.
Grl.r-05, Ro~lanosNptunt.
9nettr-4l2. Glftb Aueuut.
Glitter-309, spcdmort=Qpsnue
0irtsr-2O43 neutrality-suspicious..
HuHftu-2S7. RorOsJuitonzAptuut.
6tbsttr-l5lS, Retreat=Strabe.
SebtHtr-l352. W,tsRortb. ~2tpsnus.
N5tsr-23lS, observation-disclosures.
Rsuntr-Rod0psit-Gds Saloons ptHus UNI 2tn.
nUr.Strnbs.
3tbut,r-6dt 9arf.2losuus uHO Qinuors Strob..
Glittr-3039 6eoar. autnut.
3uolitT-290, 8o!duD= AUtuus.
Srsrjtbuttr-34O, GbttHutsApsnu..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
Merchants Miners

S1R transportation Comp.
- Sampfer einlrn.
Ra6 Bottom unb Dem Cffen:
ithen ROutoa, DisHftaq. 9ounerfag Hab Sumiaa.
Qbenos o Ebr.
RAD 9rpLeeuce Hnp Dem Cffen:
fcbeE D(ittlUoh, Nrettaa uuo Souataa, AbraOs g lt1L.
Tdd Sapaunab une benz 2 leen:
ieoen 8ItHffG9. Boomerang, Somtag. QbeHbs 6 ubr
Rad Repportsglems une Rurfolt:
tdelih Inn d uhI Qbenbs.
uHnbertretHibe SsauemlIhtelteH uno g.toHiguHg.
Sor9idItise Btriaoune uHo itHsqs gsforoeruH3
Don 6rGht. 6. r. @inInabam, agert,
GGB ess laHssH DOds
Is. g. pnfins, 81. II. VI;
n. S.StebbinB, &.sUG.;
9. g.. Bbituep, q. p hrb L.zUt.
9auptblIearr -Sfr. 214, GhsC q rriHan. GfraEG.
Cll3t&S-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
@ier5tbnte Warb

Grfr-ll7. WtNt6nsstrab,.
Sipsiter-235, 2aureus=S trdbe.
Sritttr-2i23. Sruio=6iu=gusHut
9ltrter-2237, 9,nnipIpunjo -NpsRus.
Giufttr-2053 2ip on= 5irnb,.
Ssbster-IS32, 9tuuipIuania= IptEus.
Siebcnter-l80O, Noenus.
%btsr-l60S. 2ipinoHsStraB
9,uut,r-l523, Nreplss2psuus.
3tbnttr-6Oi, 0oit sGaiaostt. sgutuue,
Glfter-l409, Sruio=6ias Noeuus.
3Uolittr-4l4, MiIions Strdbt
Srtiisbuter-303. Ytoibtrs z trdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
Our Scadjtuns!
~ Sfantacfdnanis.

9rioutH, utihs in Sutunii has Sta0tqtiiuouib
ju beiuten Diiuibtn, mo9,n lid Dc9sn Griaubuib
an ir9sHn tiutm Rage, ausGeuommen SOuntags.
5luiiheH , uHo 3 ubr 3ddmiftaQs. al ZEN 99ar=
Oeju member. WitQlisocr DIR &tbDros ptrDsH isIHe
GrlaubuIBibeiut a~uzttneu.
Seieb Scnial,
4rdFo,Ht.
Nueufus 5ampipu.
C2o3.Q( Stfrttdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
9fbnfe QBarb

Grftr-l2l9. GorOzG ntral zAo.ru
,3iueitsr-926, Cits6bais=S traBe.
Sr,tt,r-705, Ct=GbaitsStrdB:
9itrtU-l2l2, @rttnmOuHt=Npsuus.
Tiufter-lOl4, @rttumount=2lpeuue
Stbst,r-93i, Gr'tHmouut=AOcHue.
Sicbeuttr-SSl, grttHmouHtsNUmut.
ght,r-lllO, @iblauosQUsuut.
Rtuuttr-ll06. GfsDtouument=StrnBe.
,3shuter-S32, Observation-Disclosures
Glittr-l3l4, Aiblaro sgutHus.
Sp0lft:r-l23f, OizGag:rsS traks.
Ev,i5tbntr-llI3, G,utralsNgsaus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
9p0Ifte Wdrb.

NDENVt y ~WtNs
Grttr-1206, 9ogt=RoIO.
Sfu,itcr-2626, WdrpldupsNotuut
Sritttr-2SO7, Suuiineoouzapsuu..
Gi,rttr-2227, Ssffcrion.Qlact.
Giinfttr-23l6, 9oro=Gbarlsss StraBe
ee1s.U-l, 0st:2O StraBc.
Sitbtntsr-lOI Ct=Gjnurojpuujigti stT,st.
Nbter-l7l7, observation-disclosures.
~9cunttr-333, Gf=8lraro=&ptuue.
3tbntcr-l60S. @rtcnmouutsNutHue
Glftcr-3l. Cts2O. Strabt.
3rpolitsr-06, Sit:GinuHoJpaujigtt etra5s.
3rtijtbuttr-24Ol, 9arclaps strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24

Nlfp GongreBpertreter
2ittaiter BON 8lopsr5OiIe, N.zY., Der
pegen perf6iebensr 6anOidub : Gonz
tratte aus Der 3eit oes ipanii4>ame@
rifunif6en 8riege5 sur 8erantporz
tung ga5ogen meroen IOQte, tann nt6t
geriGtli6 oerfolgt 1perOen, Oa Die GU
de perjG6rt lit. 81 bat Suiti5miniz
tier 8nor entI6ieOen. 9err 2ittauer
lit ulIp por einem Gioilpro3eB gez
i6iiBt, aber cine Niht76ulOigz@rtld>
rung lit Die GntideiOung be5 9errn
&npr ni9t. Sin Mann, Der ais Gonz
ereBsQ6georbneter in Mai6tngtOn cine
groBe RoQe fpielt, oarf ii4 nit benz
8etjd6rungSpdragrup6en ni4t ii6er
Die er6obenen Acknowledgment bin
o~usfeBen, Gr muB ii6 redtFertigen-
ipenn er's fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24

Die bret 8DerengenerGle
Qpuis 8ot6d, be 0et uno 9eIareD
poQen na6 Snoien rel ten, UNI Die in
N6meonagor lebsnoen unDsri 0bnli6an
800 e6emaligen &riegsgefangenen, Die
ben Sreueio ni6t ublegen polen, gu
peranla7en, Dem 8eiipiel Der iiberntez
eenben Me6r6eit Der 8peren 3u folgen
unO ben untertbaneneio 3u ~leiIten, Odz
nit lie in lire 6eimat6 3uriidfebren
f0nnen. Die inbii6en 8e60rben BADEN
gebrD6t, bic 8oerengefangeren ais
8agabunben 81 betra6ten unO gu Be-
bdnbeln. Sin 36eil Der englii6en
greFe betra6tet Die 8eiie Der orei Be-
rii6mteIten 8oerengsnerdle nit M}iBz
trauen. Giner nijrDe ba3u geniigen.
Die rSunoap 3imes" meint: @iirz
ben ie ni9t hiIer t6un, gu 9duIe 5u
bleiben uno Ter Regierung BEL Der Paz
cifi3irung Siioafrita'5 gu heIfen?
Wenn Die @enerGle bic M}itteI 81 elmer
3eiie mad Snbien 6eiiben, 10 t0nnten
lie bieie better fir i6re 2dnoslsute Oaz
beim benuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
QOrrQtnc,
Nunnpu.0nrf.G emetern.

Tsu, settion,u fno i,st lur Stt6tiQuHo brges
ribtct. 9iels auggsudblts Cots. Ser Suprinttn'
bent beg Crumbs uuo 9ooeus tpiro itos gtuilidts
@usfunft ertbtileu. Sas 9remator / II N
febt tdolib sur 3nipsttisn often. @sqsn 3dbtrtm
psuot man fa an Den 6uOeriHtsHOtuttu Oor IN
oas giir,au in 81 I. II, g8titsS arat25asStrabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-24
&~erIammImng5> Wn3elgeu.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-23

New York, March 23--ln his sermon
Sunday morning the Rev DR.. Charles
II. ParkhurSt referred TO the Incidents
Of the capture Of Aguinaldo by Gen.
Funston, and criticised the American
people for condoning what he called the
deceit and treachey' practised hy
Funston in making the celebrated cap
ture that utterly discouraged an other
belligtrent Philippine leaders. Where
fore. putting away lying speaking cyery
man truth with his neighbor' was the
text.
"A deplorable illustration Of the gene
c:al apathy upon the natter Doe said,
was shown By the easy popular assent
given 10 the imominIous treachery
pactised upon the phiuDine leade.
Aguinaldo boy our army officer Funston
"a treachery ordered and approved by
Gen. Macarthur The facts IN the case
were these:
Funston disguised himself and some
Of his men In the uniform worn by
Iilipinos. crept IN upon Aguinalap
sicalthily under that gisr tricked him
by q forged letter pretending that they
were hungry made capital out ot Il
Aguinaldo 20 the ground and made him
captive. violated the laws OF war. the
laws OF hospitality and The law OF
God"
Or, Parkhurst concluded boy saying
II have not lived 30 my age without
knowing what internal and Internal lies
! sometimes tell myself. and how des-
peIately hard ] sometimes work IN the
encrt 70 fool myself
And / would stake an 7 am worth
on the assertion that IN this particular
YOU are just like me. lnsincere. eva
sive knowing God, Sinking on into t''
woods with the serpent fascinated Win
tho face Of Jesus. dauhlng his face with
an amalram Of lust and h.vher criu'
clsm. knowing dutv lviug rt Of 70,
beholdng God. crouching behind ~
tree.
~ would not seem So bad in us thus
20 crawl II Il mad not beer Gods In
tcrtlon FOR us that we should be only a
little lower than the angels
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-23
SOUFRIERE IN ERUPTION.
The Population of kingstown Shows
No Alarm.

Kingstown, ST. Vincent, March o.
The eruption of La SOufriere, which
began yesterday, continued and in
creased in activity during the night
and became most violent at z o'clock
this evening
At $3.50 o'clock this morning its vio-
lence was undated and was awe-in-
spring, The crater is belching forth
dense black clouds, which rise heaven
ward accompanied by loud roaring and
flashes Of flame. which rend the spread
ing pail Of smoke that now envelops
the entire island IN darkness.
Electrical discharges occurred at in
tervals during the night, while at day
break the sunlight playing upon the
stupendOus volcanic clouds prOduugd
exceedingly beautiful effects.
Relying upon the scientific opinion
that Klngstown although covered with
heavy clouds which completely obscure
the sun, is not In danger the popula-
ton shows no alarm.
According to advices from Chateau
Belair, dark sand is falling there.
Point-a-Pietre reports that strong de-
donations were heard there throughout
last night and this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-23

Longey which controls the iron mines
and furnaces IN eastern France and
pointed out that this concern had NOT vo.
exercised amy detrimental influence ON Inc
iron industry Hu noted the fact tnnt
the American trusts had grown up COM
tgWporaneously with the protective sys-
tenn, uud said that the international Mar
fur company WAS not q harmful Orgaui-
1augn ana would perhaps prove a bcne-
fetal one
lhe speaker declared his belief that the
American combinations would c1mN 10
grief because OF over capitalization. so
mat what harm they did would be read
lua,ed, Trusts, DE continued. were adj
Naufagcous when they Chcapgned pro-
ducts for the consumer but were dam
getuus when they formed corners which
brought about rise OF prices The rem
edN Tor the trust menace 60 foreign mar
keu was the raising Of tarns In the coun-
ui's affected, and also the leyying OF
counteWailng duties
NJ Dcs Ares praised American work.
mcr who hp remarked. compensated for
the higher wages they received by giving
their employers q larger output he c0u-
Guided hy expressing his opinion that the
inability of American national banks To-
control and avert % financial crisis could
be rtmedied boy the adoption Of the pro-
coiure followed by the Bank Of France.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-23
DEPUTIES AND STRIKERS.
Have a Fight In Which Picket Is
Severely Injured.

Colorado Springs. Colo, March 90
Five shots hred early Sunday morn
ing by parties unknown from a ridge OF
rock west OF the Standard mill resulted
in q fight between deputy sherfs and
four strikers, in which Robert De Long,
a picket for the strikers, was severely
injured by being struck on the head
with revolver in the hands OF one Of
the deputies. De Long and O. Beatty
another picket were arrested by the
deputies. charged with disturbance.
Merchants OF Colorado city went on
their bonds and they We're released.
Sherman Bell arrived today from Den
Yer TO investigate the trouble and look
into the situation at Colorado city.
Trainmen on the roads entering Col
orado City are taking up the question
OF handling ore, which IS st.Il benc
shipped to the STANDARD mills A meet
ing Of switChmen was held this after
noon. at which the switching OF the al
legged unfair ore was discussed. without
any action being announced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-23
AMERICAN FALL DRY.
People Able 20 walk About Niagara
River Bed.

Niagara Falls, ~ Y, March 23-The
American fall is practically dry, and for
the first time in SO years people are able
TO walk about in the river bed,
Thousands have clambered over the
rocks hunting for relies and souvenirs.
Great rocks never before seen are high
and dry
SO little water is flowing over the
American fall that men In high boots
almost could have crossed ut the
brink.
The extraordinary condition Is due
to an ice jam which shallow places up
the river. The ice was driven from
Lake Erie into the entrance 10 the Nj
agara and lodged in the shoal water,
shutting off the howinto the American
channel
The Horseshoe Falls Is not affected
as much as the American. The river
bed in the vicinity OF the Three Sister
islands is quite dry, and the Center fall,
between Goat and Luna islands, is a
skeleton OF itself
The condition is likely to exist sew
eral days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-23

their little girl and is said to have pro-
ceeded directly to her home in Wash
ington, y, c., after reaching New York.
She was accompanied by her friend,
Miss Fuller, a daughter Of Justice Full
Ter Of the United States supreme court.
Mrs. Bro0me had been visiting friends
for several weeks in the army barracks
at MORO Castle. she and her husband
disagreed, It is said over her refusal
10 return TO Cayey. She declared she
would so to the United States rather
then accede to his request and take
their daughter with her. Capt Broome
returned at once 10 Cayey He heard
Of his wifes intended departure on the
steamer Philadelphia and telegraphed
TO San Juan and procured q warrant
for her arrest on the charge Of hdnap-
ping the child The Judge who issued
the warrant with two policemen, start
ed In pursuit hut the ship had raised
its anchor when the men arrived and,
as she was in quarantine, the captain
refused TO stop for the officers Of the
law To serve their papers