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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-18
NeU York Certain 10 Put IN
a CLAIM That They Are
Entitled 10 the Services Of
DelehaHtY, DaUis, and FL
berfeid,
Nose Of Gotham MOguL IN
Getting ont an Injunction
Shoes That He Is on the
Warpah-M Means 10 Be
Recognized.

Cincinnati IS again to be the scene
Of baseball activity, for tomorrow the
warning clans of the National League
gather in that city TO fight out their lit
tie family troubles Col John T. Brush.
Rogers, Hanlon. and the rest of them
from the East viii be on hand loaded
Tor their brother magnates, From the
signs a merry time is brewing
Just what the outcome VIII be IL is
hard to determine Much depends on
the hand played by Garry Hermann and
Barney Dreyfus. Certain, if Brush and
the rest become obsuePerous, they
could administer a pretty warm dose
in a threat 20 bolt the league, and help
Johnson put his hobby into effect-a
ten-cIub organization.
This. however, would mean q worse
raugIe than ever. for some good lawyers
say it would throw the whole thing in
the courts. where it would take a year
10 fight it out
The latest action of Colonel Brush in
getting out an injunction against PTesj-
dent PuIliam shows that the former
manager of the Reds. and now director
for Andy Freedman, is on the warpath-
He does not mean TO give up his play
ars without a struggle. and for this. few
can blame him.
with DeIehaHJy. EIberfeId- and George
Davis on the Giants. they would be
strengthened 100 per cent, and with an
even break in luck the Polo Grounds
would be taxed TO their capacity by the
Tooters.
The temporary injunction viii doubt
less act as a barrier TO the ratification
of the peace treaty tomorrow. 50 that al
p all the raagnates may do little else
sban meet and talk it over.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-18

There - probably no pitcher of re-
cent years who took the care Of his
arm that Mercer dad. He realized thai
it was his stock in trade. and its every
wbim was catered TO al complete dis
regard OF time or trouble.
Mercer never went into game without
at least a half hour of work on his
arm and shoulder After = thorough
treatment by the club masseur. the stan
dard Iiniment in use by all ball players
would be literally applied and rubbed
in Another massage would follow, and
the player would then produce a com
pound o. MS own It was in liquid form.
and smeIr strongly Of ammonia. but
none of his friends knew where he got it.
or what its ingredients We're This
would also lie rubbed in and when the
final massage would be finished the arm
would be well covered up. and the work
on the field would begin.
II the day was hot, Mercer never used
porous pIasters on his shoulder, but IL
there was a chill IL the air one big
plaster would be spread on the back Of
the shoulder, and another over the front
The action Of the plaster on warm days
was replaced by The specia; liuiment
which other pitchers who have used 1t
have found unusually severe and biting
His warming up was as thorough as his
indoor preparation. Slow balls. pitched
with fun body wing. formed the
greater part of his work. and often one
OF the substitutes did the catching. When
this had been kept up long enough 10
remove ali possibility of strain. Mercer
would signal TO the man. detailed to do
the catching and there would be few
fast ones AMI curves. but not more than
haIf-dozan. IS rule
Between the innings Mercer . arm was
bundled dp. no matter hos hot the day.
To many this exceeding care has been
the explanation commonly given TO Mer-
GERS long u-etulness on Jhe diamond ID
q position where many men cannot last
more than three or four years.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-11-27

between 1t isn't society" manners Immaculate
dress pretty speeches and all that which constitutes
real live man. 1t is rather his striving for the higher
and better through Woodwork Of the head hand and
heart Nothing in this world is attained without labor
This is our legacy from Adam, you know and about the
best thing that ever happened" must work for
character for anything else. He must cultivate
cate and improve himself must work for charac-
ter and work hard Money and fine stocks alone won't
bring it
Character is the ''man behind the gum" Character
is the life of the world-ts law, it's truth 1t is the
main asset of the Bogazky business 1t is the spirit Of
every store that stands for fairness and true progress
~~ Dave BOgatzIxy 81 60.
Thanksgiving,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-11-27
= q Thanksgiving Confessional.

We striving for bigger store and for bet
ter store These two must go together for permanently
successful store. Such store is conducted in the
est of the public we'll of the propetors The
depends upon the people for support while the people
depend upon the store fer honest straightforward business
methods. In the right kind of store their dollar will buy
one hundred cents Of value; here they will also
any accommodation and lvenlence known to modern
sorekeeping.
Such store are building. store 'of the peo-
pie and for the people, The chief asset of business
is not its "brick and mortar'-t thing of dol-
lars and cents"
Two stores Of the kind, standing side by side,
may be vasty different in character. Character 1t is
just that which makes the difference between stores as
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-11-27
Bows Suits an! 0V.rcoa.s.

SIS value Boys Long Pant Suits Overcoats, O. nm
ages II to 10; removal sale price Oj.UU
So. so value Boys Long Pant Suits Ovecoats, nm
ages ID to 10; removal sale price OJ.UU
and Long s1" pes $3.50
$3.50 Boys Norfork Suits Overcoats, ages to QI7E
9; removal sale price OIL j
So. so and 81. 50 Boys Vesee Suits Over O. nm
coats in all sizes; removal sale price OZ,UU
3d. and $500 Boys Double breasted Suits Overcoas,
ages to 70, all wool goods removal O. nm
sale price " ,uU
S. Boys double breasted Suits Overcoats O. IL
moval sale price ",
75c and ST. Boys all wool Knee Pants made with H.
tapped seams, braided buttons; removal price zfZU
35c Knee Pants; removal sale price. 100
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-11-27
Furnishing Goods.

soc and 75c Madras and Oxford Cloth Shirts, all 1na
sizes; removal sale price JJG
pI25 Mems SHIFTS, all the effects, light and IN
dark shades; removal sale prce JU
One lot of Mems and Boys Shirts oSc
35c and 4oc Undershirts Drawers, heavy weight o.
removal sale price ZJU
soc and 75c heavy Fleece lined Shirts or m
Drawers plain and fancy colors j0U
SI.25 and SI.5o all wool Undershirts or Drawers IT,
removal sale p,ice jill
$I.5o and $500 Imported mercerized silk I'M O. nm
derwear, heavy weight; removal price ID UU
soc and 75c Mems Fancy Sweaters removal sale Ano
price fUU
81 so and S. all wool Sweaters beautiful styles; ~
removal sale price JC
soc Boys Sweaters, fancy plain; removal sale 90.
price Jul
soc quality Bows heavy fleece Shirts Drawers; 00o
removal sale price ZjU|
Mems white hem stitched Handkerchiets; removal -
sale price OU
Mems Linen Collars standing rundown, all the e.
styles; removal sale price JC
I5c and zoe Mems Susoencers; removal sale price 90
Beautiful line 4-n-hand Ties and Bows HOO
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-11-27
Men 5 Suits and 0vu!cuats

Mems $3.50 Suits and Overcoats, good
serviceable material, we'll made @ M
and trimmed, good wearers. N
Removal sale price. D tlVDVD
Mems $40 Suits or Overcoats, nunn
all wool material, this seasons u
styles. Removal sale price. ,)e)iVD(
Mems $40 and $3.50 Suits or 49, M
Overcoats, very latest fabric and " I'll
style Removal sale price nj I'LL
Mems SIS and $40 Suits or Overcoats.
Fine Tailor made Imported nun M
materials, perfect fitting gar IIl1I
ments. Removal sale price syIVuvDVvI
Mems $40 and $3.50 Suits, strictly Gus
tom made Imported worsteds, Cln Vl|
GRANTEES and broad CLOTH \D 1l1I
Removal sale price 49, A0UVDI
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-11-27
Mems Pants.

I.75 and So 90 Mems Pants; removal price, $l Is
So. and S35o Mems Pants, cashmere and worst 90 n
eds, Perfect fitting; removal sale price V1'V
SIS and Sc Fine Dress Pants, made of imported ma 90
teria and perfect fitting; removal price w "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
0tRern Wnrblanb gabn.
graf in Rraft am 70. 5aHuarl9O3
8Res ~btrIa1sR bic Sigsns6tatioH, Bi, f0Iet:

Trat in Rraft am Il. JaHuarl9O3.
SHes b~srIalsR bic Sigtns6tatioH, ME f0Iet:
SdgIi9.
4.30 frH6 - S@HelPOt, eauptIiHit, 6agsFstoinu,
q. & 80. BabH uHb benz sRosH uu0 uug9tHoms
men e~ountaes 9. @. q. r. gbambsrsbFe,
WartinsbUrg uno g9iH9eter.
TdQIi6 B, ugeeHo 0nHtaos 8.
7.25 Morqeus - Osrf, 9. { 8. SiD. uub 6aupts
linis 0RIi6 BON GmOrps@rOOa Carlisle uRe g..
& o. q. R.
s.3 Born. - Saupttinis, eag,rstoDn, Sbibb,ns.
burg, Grsbeid, Gmmitsburg uno q. & %,
gabn, bis Clifton.
1912 Born. aiiOmm. mao uuiOa.gribas gs.l
unb @sttssbuEG.
2.25 Raam. attomm. mad u~RipnsgriSo..
$50 Ra5m. - GUpr,b mad 9orf uns 3. 4 a Sin
AS Radm. sgprsb. 9uutte an Der 6aubtliui.
6agTstoDn, ioDis Grsbsrid, Gmmitsburs uHs
SbipptHsbUrg.
523 9a5Ht. attomm. nab Gmorpsgrost
6l5 Gbsnes AttomHl. mad rHiansRribot
il.25 gbsHbs 4stomm. mad unions9roo..
Rnr Sonntu0s.
e.s5 Born. Gtgsmm. mad uHjpu.grjbo, .us
6aneper.
235 9aaH. - QttontH. Ra9 lniOHs9risoe,
400 Hdpnt. Attomm. nap Gmprb=Grobe.
1855 absnCs Astomn. mad unions9rtbar.
Siltts NM 9tpadsStrtau Gr. 215, Dfs9altis
mprtsStrabe.
3hgs balttH an uRioR=, BsHHiplSauiasabtnut
6HltoHs uRb malbropf (Sortbsabt.) Station.
Q. 9. 8risnaGe, q. q, Dr.
q. @. aaRbAFtEt 8.s4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12

nesuela Tein gutes Re4t, 1i8ts tpeiz
ter. unb bas Re9t tperben Die Der
einiqten Staaten ni4t beitreiten pOls
len. Man bri4t beut5ntage feline
Rrieqe mebr pom 3aun, tpie gu 3eiten
Qubniq's bes 8ieraebnten, es miiBten
bsnn Die Glemente Ameritu's bds
S6ertpaFer betpmmen, bic feit flint
oSya6ren bas 8ort i'm MunOe fiibren:
Mir f6nnen bic gdn3e Nelt Derbauen!
Uaotipe, Die einen &rieg peranlufen
f0nnten, finb ni9t borbunben, nnb
mir f0nnen uns bas 8erbauen NOD
duffpdren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
CINE Grflarumo bnr Carl edur,

Cine Grfl1rrtg hnr Sarl SBltr3.
Die ct. Qpuis ppoit 9ispat9"
bate an 6rn. Carl S9ur3 Die fol-
qenbe 9epe16e geri4tet: ISM Sim
Bid auf Die bier berrf4enos unrubige
@timmung iiber Die 9dltung, Die
9eutf6lano ben 8eretnigten Stadten
aeqeniiber einnimmt; eriu4en mir sic
um sSS6re M}einung iiber Die Stimz
munQ unter Der beutf4>ameritantz
f6en 8ebDlferung in ben Oeri4teoenen
S6eilen biefes 2unoes."
9urauf fat bas 8ldtt BON 9rn.
@4ur5 Die fOlgenbe telegraP4il4e
Qnttport srbalten:
Nep>gort, Z. Sebruar.
On bic Re6aftion Der rpoit9isput4".
r4I8 4ntport auf Sbren Brief, in
tpel6em sic Ii9 mad meiner Inlt4t
ertunbigen if6er Die MOgli4teit zines
2rieges nit 9euti4laub, babe i'd
5~olgenbes 5u idgen:
Sin &rieg 5fpii9en ben 8eretnIgz
ten Stddten unb 0eutI9ldn0 piroe
10 f9redli9 iein, Elm 10 un6ere6enz
bdres l1ngliid, baB nur bic itdrtfe,
unpermeioli6fte Notbpenoigteit bdz
fir our GntT9uIbigung biener tDnnte.
Sel6f Der pilbeite Stngp duf irz
Qeno elmer Settle pirb nt4t 6e6dup=
fen molten, baB cine iol9e glptbnenz
Diqfeit porliegt Dber gu erparten
ffebt. Sn Na6rbeit beitebt feline
pirtli9eMe rI4ieOenbeit 3pt=
f9en beiben 2Gnbern, bic pi4tig 9ez
mug fpGre, I'M i6re alte 5reunof4aft
gu ft0ren.
Gin &rieg 5tpiI9en 8eioen piirbe
Dqber ni9t rur perbre9ertf9, fpns
bern geraOe3u ibiotiia iein - eine
ubgeI9mudte 8urbaret, Elm mDrberi>
f9er llnfinn. S9Dn bic bloBe 9tnz
beutung auf einen ipl9en &rieg unter
Iol9en umitGnben unb bic @rregung
Der Ottentlt6en Wtetru1rg our9 oerdrz
tige MnIpielungen lit Elm bOsdrtiger
2ei9tIinn.
Q9tun9sboa
Carl g 9ur5."
Die Qnfrage Der pppit 9ispat9"
1T furios. Qls ob !6err S9ur5 fpez
aiea iiber bic Stimmung Der beutf9e
amerifanif9en 8eb0lterung in ben
berI6iebenen 9beiIen bes 2anbes I'M
formirt tpGre. Was 9err S9ur3
unttportete, beriibrt bic Stimmung
Der Oeuti9@4mertfuner benn audi
nidt tpeiter. 4ber 6err S9ur5 bdtte
nod 3ufiigen t%Dnnen, DaB an einen
&rieg 3piI9en 9eutf4lanb unb ben
9ereinioten Staten gar nt9t 81 benz
fen lift, fpenigitens mas DeutI4fanb
onlangt. Das &ei9 trsibt feline 4benz
tearerFgOIitit. Gs perIan0t in @es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
9Dnmcrfas, IL. Sebrmar 1903.

nner Mintfertum / It
llm elm 9epdrtement OergrDBert NOR
ben. Der Senut bat Die @~eieBDOrlage
sur @riinbung zines 9anbelsminiitez
RUINS gutgebeiBen. Die 3ubl Der
Wtiniiter oOer, pte tie bier gu 2unbe
genannt perberl, Der Setretdre 1T baz
Dur9 auf neun geitiegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
smlarme anF bic SnnbesaeIDer.

DAP Der gongreB in Der leBten 3eit
nit feinen 8eniqigungen ni6t nur
ni6t fnauferig, fonbern gerabe5u Der@
f9penberif9 liberal getpeien lit, 1T
olr6efannt. 4ber nt9t genug bamtt.
9eue @nftiirme iperben auf Uncle
@am's @Gdel gemo9t, bic gliidli6erz
fpeiie ni4t ale gelingen. 90 Seno=
tor 6anna's 4ntrag, ale frii6eren
@ftapen 3u penfoniren. Qusii4t uuf
8ernirtli6ung bat Der 4ntrag nt4t.
@inige Sage fpdter ma6t Senator
Mafon BON SGinpis einen 4nIauf auf
Die 9elber Der 8unOestafe. @r Der@
lungt, baB alien Solbaten, Die bOr
benz %. SuIi 1861 in Die 4rmee gez
treten finb, Elm 9anbgelO ge5ablt
tpfrb. Scan muB ii4 nur fpunoern,
baB Der Senator nod cine @rer3e gez
itedt bat, ni9t au6 Die ipdter eingez
tretenen eirbegriffen 6aben nil. Ser
GongreB lit in3nii9en fletBig an Der
Qrbeit, neue 8eniionen gu ~betpiQtgen
ober 6ereits beptQigte 81 erhO6en. On
einem Sage lebter Wo3e fiiaten bic
feG6en ii6er 20 5paIten bes n@ongrefz
fional Gecprb". un0 erit uniere Slot
tenpldne, Die na4 44em, mas barber
berIautst, ms 9roBe geRsn; NIT
5p0lf grOBen. S41a4H4iffen nnO
me6reren ~gepan8erten &reu5ern tit Die
Gegierung: ~porlGufig 3ufrieoen. unD ba
gegennGrtig Elm giinitiger 8ino tpe4t,
Da perf9tebene Stadtsz8 eieBgebungen
fi8 fir 5lottenz8ergrOBerung auSge@
fpro6sn 6a6en, unterliegt es tanm Ell
mem 3tpeifel, baB Die 8eDinigungen
genta9t fperben. 9dtiirlt6 erforbert
Die DergrDBerte 5lptte ou4 cine Der
me6rung Der Wanni6aften be%rIelben.
@s 1T alIo bic bette 4usii9t, baB Die
MiQionen in Der S6aBtammer Uncle
Sans buGo nieber unter bic 2eute
gebru9t tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12

@tnen bDfen Stret9 6at
Der 9rudfeblerteufel benz 8erliner
p8ornGrts" geipielt. 5tunO bu, baB
Der beritorbene 9enpi1e ale feline
&rGfte in ben DENT Der poli3ei gez
felt bat, unb an nd4tenSo age muBte
beri9tigt fper0en, baB es natiirli4
heiBen muBte: vin ben 9isnit berYarz
ID, n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12

gongreBmitgtieb Rirep
bon 8irginien fugte bieIer Sage in
elmer &eoe, baB mir tpdbrenb Der leBz
ten flint Sabre etpa 700 Miaionen
fir 8rieg unb &~riegsbienft ausgegez
ben bdtten, Dab mir in ben a9t Sab
rem BON 1898 Biz 1905 fir 4rieg urb
&riegs5nede cine Summe ausgegeben
BADEN tperben, nit Der mir unfere
gan5e gu per5infenbe S4ul0 9dtten
dbtrdgen fDnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
Queen Qnne's GfienhnhnsGn.

G%abrbtau trut in Rraft q #. 1902.
2dmptr %psrlafeH Bier Gr. 10, 2~iQbts5traBt:
dagll9 lausgsuOmmeu Santiago 6.l5 9ormlttaa5
uno 3.l5 Nobmittags; SamhaQs nm bl5 YoI'
mIttaas uno 2 ubr Raamittaqs mad Rtnts5s!aH0'
StntrsOiut, SelDts uH0 3piiatnitctjonsu.
4nl@lub an p9tlaiOars & Gb,L GtjtHba7a' "'"
GaitoR, GgfOro uno 8piibentationtH.
bis 6 ubr QbsuOg.
EeIspBont: 6. & .. (sh BAUD 3lo2. Uo. (9'Hl
81. 6. 90. &roEtL
UluiI, 80 Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
GIi5obcth Reike.

Gg ftar6 am 9. Gcbrltar 1908, qbenOs I'M 3 ltbr
Gliiabetb Teisf, g,Iisbte Satin DON 5ObH @enr>
&eise. Die 8ecrOiqung fiuDet beuts, Son
ntrtae, Ta6mittdgg , lt6rr bonn Graucrbauit, Hr
11G5, siozGbarlss=S trabe, aus auf Der reeiterI
GtmstsrDA ftatt.
%! i6lumm're ianft Su eutts @er5r
Grl0it Dpn alien G~r0enibmerj,
ggobnit 9u in itnen 60brp
lluD ruYft ung bort bonn SttrHenll9t:
20 lptinet uibt, o iDeiuet Mot,
IS qitbt Elm 48ieOerieb'n!"
H1-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12

4m Q. sehruar 3. 5tbHer 1
SS am 3. sebruar auna a. 6. s@iGttnG
q Sabre ali.
Qm Q. sebruor g etitia 8ranbt, Sc Sabre
alt.
Nm 10. 5sbrrar M artbd %. p M me
gm 9tsfFcbruar Marp U. STUNT, 90 Sabre
aft.
qm Q. Gcbruar 5 OfsPB setter, 50 Sabre
alt. 10
qm 10. Gebruar GrieOr. R6nig, j H., 43
am 9. Gtbruar SEQ. 8 m. 2oufeu, 60
Sabre AFT.
onhre off.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
MuSpIf @utnaur.

IS farb am II. Tebruar 1903 8uOOlf @utmann
i'm altsr BON 81 Sabreu; sr binterldBt feline trau=
ern0e Satin, spti &inOer, feline Mtutter nnO o3t
gei6lutter. Die 8eeroi0unq fiHOet morgcH,
Treitaq, DEN 13. 6ebruur, BON ieintr leBten 8obz
nuno, Rr. 504, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus
mad Der ct. Mi6aels=Gir6e itott, mo nm 8 llbr
cine Reauicmz0lefe fir icin Seelenbetl geltien iulro.
4usqebuloet, ansgelitteH
6aft On Seiueu grobsn S9mtr3,
@usqcblutet uuO erfdltet
SIT SeiH treuss oers.
40 Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
9R HoQ.

lGg itarb am 9. 6tbruar 1903, IbcnOs I'M 8 llbr
uniere qeliebte gtutttr uuD @robmuttsr Mtaric
Gou, eeb. g6gl, Satin bts perftorbenen @rn. pa.
leutin 0oa. i'm 70. Sabre ibre5 Gtbens. Dit Sc.
~eroioung fiHbft beute, Sounerfag, ben p
6ebruar, Nabmittaqs ? llbr, Dem 8rauerbdult
3r. 1872, @rseumounts2ioenut, aus fdtt.
Die trduernoeR GiHoer
6opbie, 0ttp uHO &obert roll
42-3) nsbft Z Gnfeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
Baltimore 9ampf Gadet : 60.
(AItt uno 5uDerIainge BdIsNinIe.I
O.. a. 49, nnA L.fs...rnn

Vie Ser. 5tddter5Bob btIorotEU0.
9ampFsr fabren tdgIi6, 6onutogs a]usltnemmru.
bon p9apa2iu'=~9itrs, lob Qi0bt=5traBn $50
abtnDs, Dirsit nab OH 90iHt Comfort, 5lorfo.t,
Qortsmoutb unO alien 9uuftsn bts SuDtu5. 9r=
~5iHDuug in Oh 9Ojnt Comfort init IS. & D. Giz
~itn6abHa mad Hi6moHO. 9.r6iH0uHg in 9or.ss
uoat5 NIT BEN s6eaboarO Dir Cine" ioIiotH Sue
Don 9ortsmoutb mad qtluuta. Sn T~oriOlt Ser
~binOuug nit Otr sqtIantie Godit 2ins." Roriolf
umD Carolina, ForfoI uuo ii0Ii6, gIsrioI uub
Dttlib uHO SClD Dominion Cine" nab QelDbsru
uHo Waibiueton, rs.
gtabRtit,u nab turobdiib'm QIans. 2HuurjOis
Raiittnlimmsr, s%.tttriibt Setu6tuHJ, 9ampibtis
sung, Soisu frtj. R~sier0irt, Rcilt,H3imnItr i'm
g~iItt4gHreuu Der sBaps2inE" Tr. 103, Citsgalti=
mures5traBt. SsLcpboHs 6. ( y. g.. gaul 1875;
msar5lauO, GourtlanD 49,, albnusb's, Is 1Sros
Charles 6trabs, uuO 9Urtau Der s5taboare 4ir
Cine Continental 9rut 60. gu;i9ing."
Spbu q. 9berpuue, q. SrpiUn,
g.sBIdi. II. @tHsglunager, F,sgaiiasisrsIsent
(Gtl2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
HambNrg-Rmerka.
ga9
RlbmOWtB- GberbOHrs- SambHr9
gopprIfdrauben-
Gfprtf. nRA paGaaiers gienf.
4rtBur %. Rnbinn,
,1r. aga, Baltimore straAe. -
80 ~Gtics(On-rsinte.

gIttraftips Bahtr'Routs mad @btIa bsIpbia
~au6aItsnO in gtltfriou, Wp., uuo Gbtftr, "a.
Esd $3.50, Raiats $500. Runsfabrt Us Taso
$3.50; Ridfnbrt nit 0sr g. & Q. Gji:nbabE@
$3.50. Rad atlantic : Gitg t2.75; Gge. 1915.
gtdb RtDs9Ort $500; &c. $500. 6srn;r
sur6IauienOs giatts na6 al5sup, Srob, gos
iton, 0spz@up,n (Gonu) uHo g~UHtttn n6rDli6
tSgIid UNI 5 lIbr Raamittags, aus sHommsn5oHns
tags. 9agsgoOt 7.90 gormittass :5slib. aus
GEFurFong=8iaste psrben i'm 9ursdu uuD bel q Il
baug B's, Tr. is, RorosGbarl,ss Sirabs, DEs
iaEft. Sbrtibt ueesH 8tiiebau06u9.
G"laEtRtt Sbribtr, Qgtnt,
81 .S&S-l RF. 204, &igbtsStr.
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9[mnn 9R. Ncnbauer.

Is farb am II. Gcbruar 1903 @unn Sd. 9subaucr
i'm glter BON 81 Sabren uHo 10 9tonateH, geborsn
in Sii9fclo, Gbrfranten, gaDern. sic biutsr=
ldbt eintu gutten nebft pier -RinOcru, iOpie cine
Sdtpeter in Seuti6lanO II. einen 9ruOer in 9altiz
more. Die 9eerpigung fiuOct M 0 I Il, 6reitug,
Wurqeng nm 8 ubr, pcn ibrer lebttn g8Obnuug,
3r. 2040, &i6lanoz&oeHue, aus mad Der ct. Snto=
buszRir6t itatt, mo nm 9 llbr elm aequism fir Die
Srelenrube Der 9trftorbeHen gelcleH tptro. 6reunoe
uno S;taHute THO a9tdu9soolt eingtlaOen.
10 IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
Sphm 6. 0icBmann.

Gg qius Elm sur 8ubs am 9. 5ebrudr 1903, I'M
8 u6r Is WiH. 8opmittaos, mad LANCER ardnfbejt
Sobu 6. 8iebntann, Sobu RON 8e0rge uno Der
6trtorbeuen War0aret 9eBmaHu, i'm 40. Sabre
ieiue5 Qebeng. Sic 8aerOiguug finost beutc,
Sonucrfag, y. 6ebruar, Nu6mjttuQs ? ubr, BON
ieintr lebteH Wobuuna, Hr. 1921, 8ougbzStraBt
aus itatt. 9eiitBung prioatim. Gl-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12

Gundpolis, Mt. Roual Station, $50, $50
9ormittaqs. COMMUNICATION, 800, 9.00 Born,
!l2l5, AIS, $40 Ra9mittaqs.
geriaTsn Gamoeuz5 Station nat5 frtosrtd, I35
@ind,tcr, 1920 gorm., !3IO, !4.3O Ra6m.
6aasrgtofUn, 300 gorm., AIS, 4.3O Gafnt.
Guicott.Gitp uuo Dt. Nir1, QOtal, !7.35, l9.l5
9Orm.. u.25, H.30, -5.35, @a3m., $3.50, 'l.5O
GbsEDs.
Curtis Ban, 1928 @orm.
9urao, 9f. Wo0al.s Station, 1855 ga4m. Cams
GsH=Stdtiou, $40 Nadm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12
S1top 9iufnrS.

gs IbiO nus Dieicm 9sbfu am 9. 6:bruar 1906
6ugo 9infano i'm alter DON ga 5a1ren. Sit
9eerOioung finost btute, SOuueritag, 20 lib
@ormittaQs, BON ieintr lebtcn QQobHrHg, gr. 1l22
@;aium4strabe, aus ftatt, uuO Dann mad Der b.
&reu3=Rir6e, mo cine 8squitm=Nede iiir Oag 1t.
ieiner Setle celcbrirt iuirO. 9srparDte UNI GreuuO;
Der 6anlilie iino n6tungsbOl eingfla0en.
Gl-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12

Die 8pIDuuSbeute m
Cripple : @reet : 9iitrift nirb audi
in bieIem Sabre pieOer cine iebr groBs
fem unb porausit8tli9 ii6 auf mehr
als $18, 100000 bepertben. Die
qrobuttion fir ben MOnat Sunuar
bieIes Sa6res er6ra6te $1,683,000,
pber ettpus me6r, ais Die Prpbuttion
in beriel6en periobe bes @Oria9rss.
Srubbem Die meiftsn 9eieGi4aften
bes 0itrifts bereits in GROCER Stefe
ur6eiten, fteGenpeiie ii6er 1900 SUB,
aeiqt ii8 in Dem 9oIbrei6tbum feline
Wbrdbme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-12

Wenn Onfe1 Sam aud
oft elm etpas faumIeIiger 3a4ler TT,
e6rIi4 1T er bod. SIN Sabre 1865
i6ieb So6n &i8arOs, 9oitmeiiter bon
QeroD, g., aus ieinem @mte unO bic
&egierung f9ulbete ibm $500, Die er
hamals ni6t coaettiren tonnte. Hift
Gange barauF ftarb er, unO erit leBte
Wo6e tpurbe bic Gntoedung gema4t,
DAB bic $500 nod ni6t be3ablt iinD,
unb iebt perben nun bic @rben 3iz
6arbs' gefu9t, benen oas 8elo
prompt ausbe3a6lt perben ion.
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VI u. Grnnb.

SIN bie eipiee Gubc einqeqaugen it I'm II. ST.
bruar 1903, nm 6.IO ubr abcHog, mad ldu9trtul
2etoen Ttarodret q. Sranb in ibrem 81. 2ebsuss
iahre, qeliebts Satin BON Sbam s. 6raub, in ibrsr
@Ubnunq, Tr. 5l9, 6iO=&mi=St raBe. Sic 3eit Der
Gecroiguuq miro ipdter a~noe5eigt.
(3ep=gorf:r uno 9ittsbureer 3eituneen m00tn
oefGlioit cupiren.) (43l
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&erlammlmng6@ Mm;ClgeH.
~8erfnmmImua Der Nftiundre Der, ,uufs
S&@ tce RniImdpS Il Gfccfric SompdHU

pom Baltimore"
uItimore TO., ben Is. 5anuar 1903.
@isrmit pirp Qadriht ertbtilt. OaB Die idbrs
lid. 8~eriammIuuo DER attiOudre Der suniteO fuiIz
mans & electric Company pom Baltimore" am
~ i t IN o d., ben p. 6ebruar, Mtittags II lbr,
i'm gitrsau Der @ompaanie, 3iinmsr Nr. 9l8, Con-
tiuental Sruit 9uiIoiug, Sdltimore, fattiiuOtn
ipirb aum 9pefs ner gBabl BON 9irtt:pren unO Der
Grlsbiauno auOsrsr @ei5dfte, ole Der 9riammluHe
~Ooretleet psrOen nlogen.
@t. bertits ~onQeJeigt, ipurOe angeurOnet, bic
9rangfer : Bidder, Der Gompaenie I'm Dtjttpo6,
Dem 81. Se3embsr 1902, gabmitta8s 8 ubr. gu
iblitB,u uuo iptEpen 0~isIelbsn an IA. Sanuar 1903
DieOer e%r6ffnet.
Snl auItrage 0r Stb0rbe
8. 6. WcSiItoM.
Q5Y23.42,5N 5'trstdr.