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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07
REV. COOKE
RESIGNS
REV. T. W. COOKE, PRESENTS HIS
RESIGNATION AS RECTOR OF
CHRIST CHURCH.
EXCESSIVE DUTIES OF HIS CHARGE
AND SICKNESS CAUSE PHYS
IcAL COLLAPSE.
He VIII Take Complete Rest Before
Resuming His Work in the MIN
istry.-Has Accomplished Much
Work During Rectorate.

The resignation Of Rev. Thomas ".
Cooke. from the rectorate of Christ
Protestant Episcopal church viii be re.
ceived with genuine regret by a large
number Of people. Rev. Cooke presented
his resignation as rector of the ClarlSs.
burg Episcopalean parish at the regular
meeting OF the vestry board Of the church
which vas held in the rectory Wednesday
evening. 'aafsS5s
For the past FIVE years Rev. Cooke has
been working mtiringly for the church
parish. His increased duties made by
the increase in the membership of the
church. and the addition to the parish Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07
AssyrianMerchants Home and Store
are Entered and Goods to the
Amount of One Hundred
and Thirty Dollars Stolen
by Unknown Parties
Dozen Occupants of the House Evidently ChlOro-
formed by the Burglars, Who Proceed to
Ransack the House and Take Everything
of Value They Get Their Hands On
There is no Clue

The home and store OF Charley Har-
rick. merchant in Point Comfort, We're
entered at an early hour Thursday morn
ing and burglarized.
Harrick's store and home are in the
same building. He Is an Assyrian and
deals in dry goods, groceries, notions and
iewelry. which he sells in the store and
peddles through the country. The house
is two-story affair, and entrance was
effected through window in the second
story. The burglars climbed up on lad,
der. and after entering the upstairs room,
they erept stealthHy down the stairway
into one OF the bed rooms, where several
Of the members Of the family were sleep,
ing. Their movements mere 50 quiet
that the slumbers OF the occupants Of
the house were not disturbed, and, in
this connection. there is every reason to
believe that the slecpcrs We're chloro.
formed, as they slept late next morning
and we're exceedingly drowsy when they
arose.
In the first bed room they entered the
burglars secured an engineers special
watch. valued at IS. with Turkish chain
and inscription; also s. in money, from
the clothes of the occupants Then they
went into rear room and the store and
got telescope filed with notions, sev.
eral bundles Of dry goods, a revolver, -
calibre. and s. in money. From the room
upstairs they took $l5 in money and
other valuables.
The total value of the goods stolen BY
them amounted to about $3.50.
The burglary was extraordinarily bold
ON account Of the fact that four or five
men are in the household and all toll
there are dozen occupants Of the house,
If they haw not resortcd to chloro-
form there might have been murder, since
there was plenty of fire arms around the
place and the occupants are not afraid
10 use them. when occasion requires.
One OF the burglars was evidently in
his bare feet, as tracks were seen around
the bottom OF the ladder that indicated
that.
There is no clue, whatever, as to the
identity Of the burglars. II appears 70
have been committed about 3 o'clock, and
- Ia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07
FOR LARGE AMOUNT BY KINGwooD
COAL COMPANY AGAINST W.
VA. & NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
OBJECT IS TO COMPEL RAILROAD
COMPANY TO FURNISH PLAIN
TIFF ITS PERCENTAGE OF
COAL CARS AND FOR
DAMAGES.
From Sixty to Ninety Thousand Dollars
is Sued For.-Diserimination is
claimed-Judge Goff wiz Hear
the Case IN Federal Court.

Judge Nathan GofF of the United
States circuit court will have the oppor.
tunity to decided very important ques-
ton in the mater of railroad facilities
and the Obligations railroad companies,
as common carriers, may be under to
shippers.
The Kingwood Coal company, whose
plant is situated on the West Virginia &
Northern railroad running from King
wood, has instituted suit in his court
against the railroad company, J. H.
Weaver, the Irona Coal company and
the Atlanta Coal company to compel the
railroad company to give the plaintiffs
its just percentage of cars and for large
damages, the amount of which is some.
what speculative, but is estimated at
from $4,000 to $4,000 a month for
the past five or six months, making an
aggregate ranging from 100000 to $9O,-
900.
The coal companies named as defend
ants have properties in active operation
along the railroad, which is another par
4y defendant 1t is alleged by the plain
tiff that it has been discriminated
against IN the distribution of cars, he
preference being given to the other com.
.panies.
The case was Instituted in chambers
before Judge Gof and May 90 IS set for
the hearing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07
PRODUCERS
COME in
IN THE FOLSOM FIELD AND SPLEN,
DID QUANTITIES IN COR
DON SAND.
Considerable Activity in developments IN
the Fields in the Several Adjoin-
ing Counties.

Credit balances $l.58; certificates, no
bid.
Shipments Pennsylvanial 93,9s6; av-
erage I0oIIG. Runs, sS,O54; average. Co.
$50. Runs, G6llG; average A.GSS.
In the Folsom district. WetzeI county,
the South Penn Oil company has com
oleted No. 81, on the Robinson tract and
has lO-barrel pumper in the Gordon
sand.
The same company has completed No.
,. on the Hall.Pricc farm and it is pro-
ducmg $50 barrels day.
In the Fairyjew district, Marion coun-
~ the Fisher oil company is drilling on
top Of the fifth sand at its No. !, on
the samuel Laugh farm.
In the Fink district, Lewis county, the
south Penn compauy's 80. !, on the
Tl.rc,a Gum farm i holding up at g
Jslrcls i day from the Gantz sand.
In Tie Pine Grove extension, the South
Penn oil company il drilling on the TOP
ii the stray sand Al its test on the 10.
gan postawaite farm and 10. 3, on the
Ruth JolifTe farm.
On the White Day creek, Marion coun-
IL. the Hope Natural Gas company has
drilled its test on the Brent Jones farm
through an sands and has duster.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07
BY NOVEMBER
Must clarksburg Industrial cOmpany's
Bridge be Completed by the River
side Bridge Company Under
Contract.

Arrangements were completed with Mr..
A. +. Dickinson, the representative Of
the Riverside Bridge company, OF Wheel
inc. by the board Of directors OF the
Clarksburg Industrial company, regard
ing the bridge that is to be built over
Elk Creek from Main street extension to
the Industrial company's land. The
bridge company has made a contract
with the Industrial people to complete
the bridge by the lst day Of November.
The masonry work j, to be done by the
home company and the bridge company
is 70 build and erect the superstructure.
The total cost of the bridge complete
will be in the neighborhood OF $4,000.
Work on the bridge will be commenced
Immediately.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07

CHANGES
win Be Made in the Street Car Service.
Eight Minute Schedule After the
First Of June.-Two Cars to
Run to Depot.

Radical changes are 10 be made in the
street ear service. The management IS
figuring on the first Of next month as the
date, to begin an eight minute service,
instead of iifteen-mimte, as it IS at pres
ent. Trucks are on the way from the
factory for two ears and another summer
car Is expected to arrive in a fey days
at most. When the change in the sched-
ule j. made two cars VIII run TO and
from the depot every fourteen minutes.
It has not yet been decided how many
cars viii run to the park.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07

WAS ESCAPE
OF Miss Alice Fleming from Serious
Bums.-Sleeve Caught Afre While
She Was Ironing a Waist.

Miss Alice Fleming, daughter OF Sher-
if John A. Fleming, had 4 miraculous
escape last evening at her home on Null
berry street from serious burns. As she
was pressing a waist with an iron one
of the sleeves Of her dress ignited from
thc gas and the flame shot up her arm
lik a fash. Luckily, with great presence
Of mind. she extinguished the fire before
it could burn through the garment to
the flesh. and she escaped all injury.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07

again engaging in his ministerial duties
he viii take complete rest and prepare
himself for actiycwork again.
Dr.. Cooke has been the rector Of the
Christ church parish for the past five
years. After his ordination for nearly
three years lie filled the duties Of rector
OF the Ascension Protestant Episcopal
church in the city Of Washington. He
was called from that church 10 the
Clarksburg parish.
During the time he has been filing the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07
BOUND OVER
TOCOURT
In the Penalty of Five Hundred Dollars
and in Default Guy Lister Is In
Durance Vile.

Guy Lister, for whom warrant was
sworn out in Squire Samuel W. Gordon's
court Wednesday afternoon by A. L.
Graves, charging him with shooting at
the latter with intent to Kill, was ar
rested about 10 o'clock Wednesday by
Constable AIarcclius McClung in the old
passenger depot building, the home Of
Listers brothcrin.law, Mr.. Davis. He
was lodged in jail, where he remained
until taken before the magistrate Thurs.
day afternoon at s o'clock for trial.
The evidence was convictiug and his
Bond was fixed at $500 to answer an in
dictment by the grand jury. He failed
TO give it and was committed to jail.
He will be taken to Weston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07
CONDITION
OF CROPS
IN HARRISON AND THE ADJOINING
COUNTIES, ACCORDING TO
UNITED STATES OFFICIAL
REPORT.
Grass Short in Harrison.-Wheat IN Far
condition.-Fruit Mostly Killed.
But Little Corn Planted.

BARBoUR-Pmhppi: Flowing pro
crossing rapidly; oats nearly all sown;
some potatoes planted; grass and wheat
recovering from effects Of cold SPELL
J. D. Dadisman.
cILMER-Troy: Considerable plow-
ing being done; but little corn planted; /;
srass not making rapid growth.-Minter
J. Bush.
HARRISoN-Lost Greek: Grass still
short; wheat and rye in fair condition;
- much corn planted; fruit mostly kill
@-i.-Allen Smith.
d IEwIS.-Alkire's Mills: Wheat, oats
I'd grass making some growth; some
corn planted; fruits greatly damaged by
frosts.-George II. Corathcrs.
M.ARIoN.-Hoult: Weather fayora'
Bic for farm work: oats all sown; corn
being planted; wheat looking anei fruit
badly damagcd.-W. II. Bmncr.
TAYLoR.-simpson: Wind storm Sat.
urday evening; ice Saturday morning.
apple trees continue TO bloom.-M. i
Shafcr.
TYLER-wasp: Warm days, coo
nights; gardens mostly made; plowinl
being pushed; crops doing fairly well
M T. Smith.
wETZEL-Iittleton: Good weatne'
for farm work; oats nearly all sown
some corn planted.-A. J. Bissett.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07

Z. Shiager Boggess went 10 Louisville,
Ky, this morning on A business trip IN
the interest Of his lumber business
c. A. Hornor went to Parkersburg this
morning on a business trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED.

4 marriage license has been issued to
FIaymond Edwards. 3$ years OF age, and
Mary Hurst. aged . years, both natives
and residence Of tile county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07

Policeman Harry Brooks went % sa-
lem this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hepburn, with the chill
drcn Of the latter, leave tomorrow for
Missouri, where they win make their fu-
ture home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07

iflcations.
Upon their return. the newly married
couple win take up their home on West
Mulberry street. this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07

George Rogers, of Mt. Clare, is city
visitor this afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-07

jaime, n. Plant !. 4 visitor here To-
day from Katyliek.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22
0rnbensG rhIniinn.

Cripple Greet, Sol, q.
9oo. - 9ur9 cine grplOfion in Der
Ie6ifen @urlerie Der n@inOicutor=
9ru6e" ereignete Ti6 beute in 6OIge
zines unfaGes cine GrploIton, tpel4e
ben Sob bes Superintenbenten GbaS.
Ntc@ormid uno bes @rubendrbeiters
Mlelpin 8. Bed CUR 6oIge bate. Sine
grDBere 3abG MGnner ipuroe inter
Dem S6utte begraben unb oerleBt,
dber feiner nurbe get0btet.
Die 8eamten Der @rubenzg ompdgz
ME be6aupten, baB bic GrpfoIion our6
cine inFernalii9e M}df9ine beruriu4t
poroen 1T. 400 M}ann MtIi5 Iino
I'm bas Gigent6um Der 8eieui4aft
berum uufgeiteTt norben.
Mtgormid unb Bed fpuren Die beiz
ben ein3igen Mdnrer, tpeI4e ii4 in
benz 3orbe in bic 8ru6e luITen noaz
ten; ais fe bic fe6Ite 8unerie errei4t
batten, ereignete ii6 bic grploiton,
peI9e bic beiben MGnnsr uuf Der
STEELE t0btete. Die 0etondtior mar
10 fturt, baB man 5uerit glaubte, elm
GrO6e6en babe fi9 e%reigret. Der Maz
f6iniIt 0erTu9te, ben &orb 3u beben,
nu6oem er bic Mdi9tnerie riidnGrtS
geIteqt bate, bod perIdgte bic Wtaz
i6ine ben 9ienit. GS na6m mebrere
Stunoen, e6e man bic 2ei6en our6
einen dnberen S9d6t mad Der S6erz
flG9e bringen fonnte. Na9 elmer I'm
terIu9ung bur3 bic 8eamten purbe
conitutirt, oaB cine inFerndIii6e sra
i4ine in bic 8ru6e ge6ra9t iporben
mar, tpel6e cine getpaltige Menge On
namit CUR Grplp1ion bro9te. 9a8
91numit mar in Der Te6iten @aIerie
10 pIacirt porOen, baB Der bera6fabz
renbe &or6 einen Rebolper gum M6z
feuern 6rd6te unb Der S4uB bus Oh
namit IosIeBte. 36eile bes 3eDoIper5
nur0en am 8ooen Des S4d4tes gez
funben, bod bon Der ~inFernuIif6sn
M}uf6ine 1T ni6t bas8eringfte gu emit
befen gepeien. Splouten laTen Riez
manben in Oas @rubeneigentbum, unO
GiemunO Ourf baffeIbe berIaFen, Der
%get0btete superintendent mar elmer
Der 6eiten @ruben zSngenieure Der Sc
geno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22
AGerfet SntereGantes.

aud bic europGi9 E
Preffe 1T ii6er bic unabbGngigteits=
Proclamation Bananas iiberraf9t.
Gin rbeinii9es 8latt I9reibt: Die
Rebolutton 1T 10 prompt CUR NusFiibz
rung geldngt, tpie i'm Sbedter; aud
bon 8lutpergteBen bort man Ni9ts;
es liegt alio auf Der 9unb, baB es fi9
UNI cine lang porbereitete Qttion ham
bette unb baB bic Rollen gut oertbeilt
tpuren. Do mag fpObl Der geI9idte
ResiFeur gu fu9en Iein? Die 90
Iung ar Der Hdtbiel, tpelde uns bic
amerifanif6e goIitit r~euerbings oufz
gibt, lit ni9t fdper gu finben, ipenn
man it6 nur bic Srage borlegt: Sui
bonp?" Gu Incident 3ped9)
e onbtrbore @erben /!
Wdbrenb bic Qnbdnger bes ermprbez
ten &0nies Mlerdnbe- bon Serbien
@ammGunsen fir Ell Renfmal perz
anitaIten, bas BEN hiF 10 trugii6e
Wetfe um's 2eben gefommenen Mo=
harden erri9tet perben ion, plant
bic partei Der 30nigsm0roer, ME uns
aus 8elgrdb semelbet pirb, ben bei'm
&%0nissmOrb umgetommenen Offi3iez
rem Elm Dentmal 5u errihscL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22
Gin brfanntrr @r,t aeitnrben.

Hen 0ort, q. Rooember -
Den 9erleBunger, tpel6e er am M}itts
nod bur4 ben Stur3 BON einem IA.
@troBen : Daggon nabe Der 8ranOs
6traBen Sabre in Munhattun erlits
ten bat, 1T Or. Charles ". SrOeiter,
elmer Der 6etannteIten Qer3te 8roOt>
Ipn's, geItern QbenO i'm n St. Gat6az
rinen : 6oipttuI" erlegen. Sn 8e8Ieiz
tung feine5 alien 6reunoes Wiaiam
Rol6e DerlieB er am Mittpo4 Ho4z
mittag feline Mo6nung, I'm ii6 3u Ell
ner GiBung Ieines &egelclub5 an Der
II. StraBe unD 3. QOenue 3u bege6en.
Iuf Der porberen Blattform beg 8dgs
gons fte6enb, tpuroe er, als Der Bagz
gon cine &urbe pafiirte, bera6gei4leuz
bert unb f9Iug nit bemROpf 10 f4iper
ouf oas 9flaiter auf, buB er beiins
nunsglos liegen blisb. Gr bate einen
S6d0elbru6 unb cine 8erleBung Der
WirbeliGule erlitten unb Itarb, o6ne
oas 8etpubtfein pieber erlangt 81 pa
ben. Or. Sroeiter, Der i'm "a. Qeben8s
ia6re itanb, mar aus 9eiIen : 9urms
Itabt ge6urtig unO fam i'm Otter bon
II Sa6ren mad 4merifa. Gr ftu0irte
Meoi3in unO G6emie. Der @eritOrz
bene, Der einen Go6n unb cine Sod
ter 6interIdBt, mar felt einigen Sab
rem Wittfper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22
@ir man sn sinem QeIs fummt.

Die r5rantfurtsr l3tg." er5dblt Folz
genbe luItige 4nefoote: nr0er i'm
Sabre 1885 beritor6ene 6etunnte Maz
Ter Sans Canon, Der biele loIe Streiz
DE du5gesdt bate, mdlte emit einen
ru1iii9en 6iiriten in einem pra6tbplz
len, toitbaren pel3mantel, Der Canon
gang auBeroroentli4 gefiel. Den Pel3
bate er gar gu gerne betommen, aber
tpie? Na9oem oos gortruit fertig
mar, CAB Der W}aler ben 9ef3 ieinem
8eiiBer 3und4it ni6t mebr 3urid -
tmmer6in Elm 8eriu9. 4ber Der
Shirt i4rieb bdnn UNI ieinen peI3z
mantel. Canon ~anttportete ntht.
@ines Sages fab er eben gum 6eniter
1eines Qteliers 6inaus unb erbltdte
ben 6irIten, Der bur9 ben 8artsn
auf oas QteIter 5utam. 6lugS
f9lipfte Canon in ben 8el3mantel
unb iebtt ii9 oann in einen groBen
5auteuil in bic gGbe bes Sfens. Gs
mar i'm Sttober unb man begann be-
retts gu beiSen. Der etntretenbe Shirt
fam natiirIi9 ieinss pel5es tpegen
unb lab berpunOert auf Canon, Der
ftDbnenb unb iid fdiitteInb i'm 9roB=
pateritu6l FAB.
ga, mas baden sic benin, M3eiz
fter?I
Ill.," ft0bnte Canon, i'd neiB es
ni9t, mir 1T 10 f9pu9 unb elerb unb
es friert mid 70 -. mein @ott, Dor
5pet SGger 1T mein 8ruber an ben
8ldttern geitorben - unb i9 fir4te
INNER, i6 betOmme tie au9 - aber
9ur9laudt pOuen geptB Sbren
pe13? Sd bite I'm 8er8etbung, uber
es fror mid 10, bu 6a6' ia i'm nur
auf Elm babies Stiinb6en 'ange5ogen
- i9 -"
r8uas, REF Der Jirft, r8la-
meinen 9eG5 - o nein, bebalten sic
i'm nur gum 4noenfen = Qbieu!"
limb empfahI it4 eiIigit.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22

grifFen nit Iol6er GaneGigteit nm
fi6, oaB oa5 8eitung5 : 9erIondl 4ls
les i'm Slide laIIen urO obne 6ut Il.
Rod auf Die StroBe ellen muBte, I'D
bic RGlte IS 8rao inter 0uG mar.
Der 8ranoi4aOen be3iffert Iia Guf
$4,000.
- 8ei Der 2lnfunFt Oes 9ompfers
m4oironOad" gu Ql6an9, R.sY., MUIR
be Der 2ei9num Der 40 Sabre ulteR
Trau 6. s. 8oropn bon 96iluOelpbtG
uuF9efunoen. ok 6rau batte 8ift
genommen.
lieutenant s. :. g. @tona
pel6er CUR 3eit auf Dem W}Onitor
,8Doming" tationirt lit, lit tDeget
3runfen6eit i'm 3ienIte 5ebn giums
mern 3~uriidgeIeBt norOen.
- 0as 6Iotten5D epdrtement min
fir ben Oienit in BEN te~ntral>umerIs
faniI6en 8etpdFern feds &unonenz
boote pon je 1000 3onnengebalt
bduen la1en. 0ieIelben iOIen $780,
900 pro Stiid toIten.
- Der GongreB nil ii6 Dor benz
9antIagungstd9e p%ertagen.
- Sn 6eoalia, Mo., 6aben 8untz
rGu6er Die 8ant geIprengt unO dle5
@elo 9eitoblen, mas Die 8dnt bort
auf6epu6rt bate. Der 8etrdg ION
10 6eoeuteno fem. OaB Die 8unt oarz
unter letoen miro.
- Die nG17e Convention Der
r2nertfaniIden 5eoeration Of &dz
Dor" miro in San 6ranci5co abgeAals
ten 4perOen.
- 8as Rreu3erz8ei9naber oer
uiiatiI6en Station lit mad 9onoIuIlt
beproert moroen, 53u Dem 8ei2puOer
ge60ren oa5 S4laati6iff naentudn,"
n8isconiin," Oregon" nRalei9b,"
Cincinnati, yRelpsO orleans" unO
.Ql6anp". 0os @e76puoer miro bic
$500 Meilen Don Mauild in Is 2as
gen MAIDEN.
0tL UUIl VlSSIlUuH ltuuI ~ utH
6eItimmte 9umpfer n8alOnin" lit 10
Meilen Don Morinette, 0jsc., in 20
SUB tiefem 8afer geiunten. 9dS
Sis bate Elm Sod in ben 9dmpfer
gerifen. Die W}anni6aft lpurOe gez
rettet.
- Sm conoOiIaen Roropet>Gerz
ritorium 6efiir6tet man, oaB 150@inz
panOerer, peIte fid 159 0}eilen pon
Qlopbminiter nieoerloRen pollten, am
@er6ungern Tino. Stefer S6nee bat
ale @%erbinOung nit ben 2euten un=
m0gIia gemu6t.
- 0ie aus Oma6o gemelOet nirO,
min Die nltnionz9 ifitz8ubn" A.
100000 4ter 2ano alien Nntommenz
ben CUR freien @~erfiigung Iterten.
- Sn GlepeIan0, g., 1T Die 9OI3z
6Gnolerz6irmo Open 3. Sents~Go. in
Die 9dnOe BON Sequeitern gegan9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22
WnrIfrr i'm Stcrben.

G6tcago. 81. NpO. - Qleranz
Der Wurfter, Der 'betannte oeutI4z
ameritanifde 8ubnenleiter, Der i'm
CONNER oieIe8 Sa6re5 na4 3O=jdbriz
ger oeroienftOouer 3bdtigteit ii6 CUR
8ube ieBte, Fat in ieinem 6auie gu
@autegun, 81, einen S4lu8anfaa
s%rIitten uno ietn 3uitanO lit in bobem
8rooe beIorgntBerregenO Sn Git
cago, Milnautee, Cincinnati unoSt
2ouis bat DurIter iabrelang nit gro.
Fer hmfi6t bic DIRECTION DeutI6er
3beater gefij6rt. Seine leBte Bib
nent6Gtigfeit mar in 96iIaOeIp6ia ,pr
er unter groBen S6pierigteiten BAG
oeuti4e S6eoter pieCer CUR 8liit6e
bra6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22

Sborbeit, baB Der 9eutf4seborene
ni9t benz bibGen Mliibe ii4 nnteraiez
ben Tonte, tpelfe erfOrberli4 1T, I'm
ibre eigenen &inber er3ogen gu erbals
ten in biefer 8enntniB, mel6e ni9t
nur bic S9dBe elmer groben 2%iteratur
unb ieben @ebietes meni4li6en &C.
banfens erf9lieBt, fonbern fpel9e 10
bel beitrdgt, gefunbe cOmmerateae unO
aGgemeine 8~e3iebuneen 5pii4en Der
gr0Bten Rdtion bes eurppdifden Ronz
tinsntes einerIeits unb Der grDBten
NdtiDn 6es ameritanii6en 8ontinen@
tes anbererfeits 10 febr gu f0rbern."
MtIIidm2 8. @lteri6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-22

l1nb bier erldu6en sic mir, als Ell
mem 4merifarer unb i'm Snterefe Der
dmerifunif8en Republif, elm Bort
ernIten Battles an unfere beutf4en
Mitbiirger gu ri4ten. @s lit buS @rz
ge6niB LANCER 8eOba6tun9 duf 6eioen
Geiten BEG attunti!6en O3eons un5
1T e~ingege6en ni6t nur BON 8efi5len
Der TreunbIi6teit gegen 0eutf4lano,
fonbern Dor QGIem Don meinem tiefen
Snterefe fir Imertta's 3utunft. 8:r
6Oren oft fagen, es lei bic erite Pfli4t
zines 0eutf9en bet fetner 4ntunft in
bieIem Qanbe, aus ii9 felbit einen
bur6 unb bur9 Nmerifaner 3u ma
den. Dies 1T po6r; aIetn ungliid>
li6er WeiIe 1T bGufig nit bieier 8ez
bauptung cine anbere ber6unben, mel
de ni9t pa6r lit, ndmli6, baB Der
9eutf6e ne8ergangen6eit bergefen,
DAP er fi6 losreiBen ion BON alien Be-
5iebungen nit 9euti6lanb unb beutz
f6en Sbee'n, unb feline Camille er3iez
ben ion in gGn5li6em MiBu9ten unb
8er9efen bes beutf6en 8aterlanbes.
gs lit Elm febIer6dfter Ratb, ben mir
oft bOren, gepdart nit Der 8ebaupz
tung, boB bas 2ebren Der beutf6en
Sprade BON u~nferen bDberen S9ulen
folte ausgeT4lpfen nerben. 9egen
bies NGes protefttre i6. NatiirItd,
bpr NGem, 10 m09te i6 0enen 5uruz
fen, tpelhe, urs anberen Qdnbern fomz
menb, i6r Coos nit bieier 3epublif
oereinigt 6aben: ySeto CUTE 4meritaz
uer, S6r t0nnt ni4t 8iirger 3peier
Gambler fein; aGsin pdbrenO SIR IS
Sure erffe Gorge iein lafet, Cure
8fli6ten bier gu ftubiren, bOret ntdt
auf, bic 2iteratur, bic Wifen19dft
unO bic &unit bes alien 2anOes gu
pFleqen unb gu begen. Sc 1T tpeber in
Gurem, nod in @urer 3inber Snter=
eifs, nod i'm Sntereife biefes 2unbes,
bah S6r. bisieIben aufgebt. gr5ieRet
Cure Rinber alerbings 81 america
nii6en gatripten, eingefpeiRt in bic
2iteratur engIii8 fpre6enber Natio>
men; abet I6neibet fe ni4t ob DOm
Ginflub Der beutfden Spra9e, NIT
i6ren @6dben in Runf, @ifeniddft
unb 2%iterdtur. 2efiing, 9otbe uno
@4iuer inb unf9Gbbure 8ermd9t@
nife, unb penn es 10 lei4t 1T, Die
&enntniB Der beuti9en Spra9e IN
@uren 5umilien aufre9t gu erbdlten,
10 ha6t SIR tein He9t, biefe aenntntB
Der oeuti4en Spra9e, pel4e Der
S4li1el lit gu elmer 10 foitbdren Site
ratur unb elmer 10 unf9GBbaren Sc
odntenpelt, unter@uren &inbern aus<
iterben 81 lafIen.
Benn Die po6lba6enberen &lafen
geborener Qmeritaner piQiq 5inD,
grObe Summen aus5ueeben, um ibre
8inoer IN Stanb gu iesen, bic beutfae
Sprade gu Iernen. bunn i9eint es