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The daily sentinel., 1903-03-19
Communicated

One of the greatest authorities on
municipal ownership of electric light
plants, Allen R. Foote, wrote in 1889
as follows:
Not many years can pass before
the progress of events will satisfy
cities that have taken the ill-advised
action of buying electric lighting
plants that, instead of giving an ad-
vantage, they have created an obstruc-
tion in the progress of electrical serv
ice. To secure the full advantages of
that service, they will sooner or later,
sell their plants to private companies
who will operate them under contract
power SERVICE
Let us see how fa1 that prophesy
has been fulfilled. In less than six
years after that prophesy was written
the following cities have found out
their mistakes and had sold their
electric light plants to private corpor-
ations: Greenville S. O., Carrollton,
Ga, Stockton, Kas., Lyons, Ia. Tip
ton. Ia, Marceline. Mo-. Marietta,
o.. Michigan City. Ind, Portland,
Ore, Titusville. Pa Moline, Ills =,
and Madison, Ind. twelve in all II
the advocates of municipal ownership
will only take the trouble to inform
themselves on the proceedings of the
various national conferences for good
city government. held in Minneapolis.
Cleveland and other cities. they would
not be so carried away with admira-
in Chicago, st. Louis. Minneapolis,
Denver, Cincinnati, New York. Phil
adelphia and majority of our larger
cities. have lately shown to the world
that the public offices are honeycomb-
ed with corruption, and many officials
stepped in crime. In every one of
the other towns mentioned above,
whose plants have been sold, it was
developed that the prime cause of fail
ure was due to political jobbery, as
sisted by Incompetence and ignorance.
Chicago furnishes notable exam
pie. Last year the cost per arc light
was Sl53. 49, This does not include
the allowance for taxes or insurance.
In 1893 Detroit built its own light
plant at cost of 5000, 900 and the
council promi sed to furnish arc lights
at SS4 apiece per year. Instead of
that the lamps cost s137 per year. At
the end of one month it was found
necessary to invest 5000, 600 more as
depreciation and other unexpected
causes necessitated.
There is one thing in particular
that the advocates of municipal own
ership invariably overlook, and that
is the depreciation of plant bv use.
This item is as much part of the
cost of operation as is the coal bill or
payroll, and should be fully included
in every statement of cost ANY
other course will lead to inevitable
disaster. Under the most careful ex-
pert management, thesdepreciation of
plant by use will amount at least
to ten per cent. Under municipal
ownership it has invariably been
found to come up to from 10 to 20 per
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by j.
II. Ramey, secretary of building com
mi ttee of Fifth street NJ. E. Church
for the erection and completion of q
new parsonage. Plans and specifica,
tions will be found at the office of J.
B. Boyer. architect. All bids to be
delivered to the secretary by Saturday
March 2S. 1908 at two O'Clock p. M
Committee reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
EDWIN PRICE.
Chairman. Building Committee.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-19
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following the list of letters re
naming uncalled for at the postoffic'
in this city ending March 1S, 1908
Alloway, @. V; Backas, G, Z; Broyles
w. A. (2); Broyles, Wade. Blitz
Arnold 1; Biddle, G.; Cottonn, E. n
Cauley. Ella; Green, Geo. (2); Hell
lenbough, Fred; Joy. Lincoln; Lur
led, G Rice, W. l.; Seals, o. M
Snow, Ned P; Wiehl, Ida; White
Ules
EDWIN PRICE, P. M.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-19
THE COLORADO MIDLAND
RAILWAY
Double Daily Service
East and West

From the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Splendid Equipment, Excellent Service,
Prompt Schedule. The short line to all
points East and South.
East Bound-Leaves Grand Junction at
615 a. IN. and 6:45 p. m.
West Bound-Arrives at Grand JunI N
at 1903 p. M. and 11:09 D, IN.
Through Tourist Cars to Chicago Ill. every
Thursday.
Reclining Chair Cars on all trains. Seats
Free. Solid trains of chair cars, coaches
and Pullman Palace Sleeping cars to Glen-
wood, Leadville, Cripple Creek, Pueblo and
Denver through the heart of the hocL is.s
and the best of Colorado Scenery.
For tickets. folders and any informatlon
call on or address,
O Speers, Gen. Pass. Agt
Denver, Colo
O HBush, Traffic Manager,
Denver. Colo
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-19
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

There will be a meeting of the
members of the Chamber of Com
merce tomorrow night at the Court
house at 7;s0 O'Clock for the purpose
of considering most important mat
ters. All members are earnestly
urged to DE in attendance promptly
DAVID ROBERTS,
@. W. STEELE. Pres.
Sec.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-19
CHEAP APPLES.

We are now repacking apples
and find we have a number of boxes
every day, commencing to decay.
these are not suitable to ship out.
These apples are good for home con-
sumption. We are making the price
40 cents per box delivered to your
house. THE FRUIT GROWERS
ASSN,
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-19
THE RIGHT KIND Or
LAUNDRY WORK

We maze a specially of all kinds of Laun-
dry work and do everything In the proper
manner. We know how and our help KIN DIV
how. Our work always pleases. Ask 20 II
neighbor about us. Family washings done
trough dry" or finished" Our prices are
the lowest Get out rates. Work called foi
and delivered promptly to any part of the
city.
EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUND
Frank BuehrinR, Prop.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-19
GRAND PRIZE BALL.

Friday. April 3rd, Prof. Stovall
will give grand ball at Turner hall.
Gold medals will be given to the best
lady and gentleman waltzer. Music
by Stovall's full orchestra. Ticket
800.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-19

uNAwEEP TRIBE No. 5s, l. O.R.M.
meets every Wednesday night in Elks
hall II. A. Jacobs, Sachem.
G. ii. Petrie, Chief of Records.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-19
PALMtsT AND oLAIRvoYANT.

Prof. r. Hughes Thomason can be
consulted daily on all affairs pertain
ing to the human welfare at 528 Main
street above the Fair store.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-19

APPLE BLOSSOM CIRCLE No. lO7,
Women of Woodcraft, meets 1st and 3rd
Thursday in each month at Elks hall.
Minnie Hill, G. N.
Emma Merrill, Clerk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
Srrr 9u6horA GihIinn.

9err &tpIiRg fpie in fem 3intenfaB,
9pte Seller unO Sale un0 S4letm-
Damn Ot4tete er Don Dutb un6 5aB
Auf 9euti4Iuno Ietnsn gReim!
gr f4rte6: @s Dsrm6gt Sbr NIT Die
fen Ou
gtur 9anO in 9ano 3u ge6'n,
Die uns Da brunten in Qfrttd
Sn Der tiefiten S6anoe ge1e6'n?
glit Dem 9OIf, 6eB 6er3 DOR Gntriis
itung f6rie,
Wht Dem 8olte, Oas Wut6 geI9nuubt,
IlS mir nit i6GnoIiter 8erftoie
Seine 8riiOer i'm Sioen berau6t2
0}it Dem @OIt, oo8 uns ben @pplaug
Deriogt,
DIS unierer S0loner SroB
0prt @eiber unO 8inber t~obtoepluqt,
limb gefangene 9eIOen er76oB?
M}it benz @oIte, ba8 in u~nenOIifsm
6leiB
limb nimmermiioer Strait
Sid bic 49turg Der 8eIt gu erringer
tpeiB
limb 3dtm an Der Some I6afft?
M}tt benz 8olte, oa8 feline 6Iotte itir
unb itetig ItGrtt unO mebrt -
limb tpenn man e5 einmal erpiirgeH
min,
Sid gar am Gn0' mod tpe6rt2
limb 8Ot6en 1tnO 6unnen, 8etrii8ers
ge3ii6t
uno font nod auerbuno
6dt un8 in ietnem bU6I6en @eoi9t
9err RuOpurO &ipling genunnt.
Gr I6rie6's ouF Elm SslegrammfOrz
mular,
9a8 er emit getrie9t aus Berlin -
uro tpenn'8 ri9t Der obige 8ortIaut
mar,
Go par'S bod Der nGmIi6e Sim!
limb mas be5 @e6i6te8 2e6re 1T,
9as fie6t Elm Sober elm:
Mun fam Elm paFa6ler Iooe1iit -
limb bod elm Rinbbieb ieinl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
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Sn elmer 8eilage bes rSnuItrirten
Wtener GTtrabIattes" tbeilt S, 9.
8iomann (8ern) foIgenbe i4uItbafte
8rabmszG rinnerung nit:
nWus f6uffen g fir e M}ebIipeii',
6err BON 8rdbm8?"
Die frif4e 8duernbirne frogt's ben
Meiiter,
Ser 6inter'm 8irtbshau5 auf Der
&pfeIpie1e
Qm Slide IiBt Bel ieiner Partitur;
(0erfel6en 9artitur, in bic oas
MGb6en o
- 8ie erit DteI fpdter er in Bien
entbedte -
Den eig'nen 0amen triBli6 eingez
f6muggelt
Sn cine 3peiunoDre >5igur.)
gDas f6affen g fir E 9lebliPeii',
6err BON 8rabm5?"
Der SongetpuItige bebt bic tIaren
Nugen.
limb ME bas fef6e Sinh 10 OOr iRm
ftebt
Mtt benz 8e1unobeitsblid Der 3elen
@uderln,
9en 8riib9en in ben @angen uno
i'm 8inn -
.Nu ia, Marie!" 70 fagt er, utpenn's
mas SiBe5
S9on Iein ion, tpurum pdr's nt4t
mai Elm 8uB?
sic Ia4t: IS 8uRerl? ga, bas fretli
mar
6 fHBe @peiT uno cine, bic i4On
g'f9mal3en
4u9 o6ne Butter, uno bic INNER fer
tig,
Mon brau8t's nit 8 to9en erit, bic
to4t oft iiber
Don Iel6er, tpeil'5 bait aud am 5euer
ite6t."
.g2a aIfo!" biIFt Der Meiiter mad unb
redt it4
@6on mad Der iiiBen @peif'.- 9u
ge6t ba5 9f0rt4en,
S3nei Sreunoe nab'n, Die beute nit
inn ipeiien,
M1rie enttpet6t. 9o9 oedt Tie bann
ben Slid
limb nit beIonber'm 2G6eln ieBt lie
ipGter
9ie Me9IfpeiT' bor Die 9rei.- &m
Na6mtttug
6iBt 8rdbm8 - bic 6reun0e buben
ibn perla6en -
Qluein i'm fiiblen 6tiib6en iiber 8iz
9ern.
9a fommt bic Dim berein, itret4t
an ben S4rdnten
uno Sru6en bin unO Der, ma4t mas
gu f4uffen
Sid an Der &utut5u5r uno PIoBlt4
faBt iie
Sin 6er3 fi9, pif4t Dd5 Mdulaen
nit Der @6iir3e
limb fugt nit aGerIiebit Derf4dmtem
QGneln:
oWie tpGr'5 ieBt nit Der MteBliPeif' ,
Serr BON 8rabm5?"
Der bebt pom Se7el ii4, 10 roth ME
ie
Dor TreuO' unb 0or @erIe8enhett nn0
Iiebt
Ser MGo8enlippen na6e Purpurz
tnofpe
Limb fslten tporO Elm Stub 70 rein unO
f60n
limb 8urt gegeben unb 70 fiiB 9etOtet,
@ie bieTer!" 90 er3dblte ipGter
8ro6ms,
limb 1eBte pObl, 9uIb ~ieuf3enO, mod
6tn3u:
nSu! foI6e 8uuernmdoel giebt'5 -
in Seiterrei4!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

pDlige Riebarlage 6ranfreid's unb
GuBlanb's. unb bann2 Der beutf6e
Raifer tpiirbe gtsmard's Wort bur6z
fiibren: ,Iangres a blanc" Srantrei4
Bis our 2ei9enbGdfe b%lutleer MAIDEN.
&ommt es pegen bes r8is9en Be
nesuelu" gu einem @eIttriege, tpie me-
gen bes n9is6en 9er8egopina" feiner
3eit gum ruiiif4>tiirtiI4en, 10 tpiro
bas e6ren6afte beutf4e 8plt, bas als
cine pabre grobe Station nt4t nit
@Orten fi4t, aIs 9OIt Der 9eloen in
einen ibnen oufge3pungenen &rteg
ge6en, unb Iiegen.
SnbeFen = bic 5rdn5Ofen fi5len
am Gnbe nod bas SUDDEN Der leBten
beutT9en S6iebe. Die biesmaligen
piirben nod etfpas better. Wenn
bann NQes bprbei nGre, t0nnten Die
Singoes fi8 Die 8ei9eerung anieben:
baB fie ben 9eutI9en in bic 6dnbe
g~ear6eitet 6aben. Qtber Die 5~ran3oien
tperben fi6 beiinnen. unb bas
@taatsbepartement ptrb ii9 aud NOD
befinnen, fir bas ruppige 8~ene3uela
ein5ufpringer. Cine feline 9eieaf4aft
1T bas RGuberneit geraOe nt4t fir
einen anftGnbtgen Staat. Die SingOes
m6gen beulen, aber 9eutI6lanb, auf
beFen emiigen 5leiB un6 9unbelser=
foIge iie neioif4 fino, pirb ni4t 3erz
queti6t tperben.
@s tbut Rot6, bdB mir un8 baran
gep06nen, flare Ipgii4e S4liife 81
3ie6en urb cine flare beutli4e Spraz
DE gu Fii6ren. N2it frommen Dinz
f9en mo9t No feline 8olttit, Der
9ealpolititer re9net ein3ig uno aQein
nit Ma4tfuftoren. N}tt fol4en0ta4tz
fattoren re9net audi Der fluge 6rtez
bensrt6ter an Der @pree. 80nnte@ng@
Lamb fi9 aus benz 6anbel o6ne Dirtz
Ii6en @ertrags6ru9 3uriid8te6en, 10
6unbeIte es bod lumpig an 9eutf4z
Lamb: bus foftete ben Gngldnoern
Snbien, poIttiD Snbien, un0 mir err
le6ten eg nod. 9as peiB audi gngz
lamb, unb bamit pirb es re4nen. 8ir
BADEN ale bieie @4Iife ni4t ge8oz
gen, neil mir an einen triegeriI6en
Qusgang gGuuben, fonOern I'm ben
Singoes gu Ieu9ter, mo bic @u4r6eit
ftedt. @ir gIauben feit an ben frieoz
li9en @usgang, pieberum neil an Der
@pree Elm ie6r tIuger 5rie0enspolitiz
fer IiBt, unb neil 5rantrei4 urfa4e
bat, beuti9e 9iebe gu fir4ten.
8erar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
2nnts Sllmer.
Ste TurtI6ritte Der @ehi3in i'm Sabre
1902.
0ten 5run0

.@g 1T felbitOertdn0li4, oaB ieIbft
bic 9SortI6ritte nur zines Sabre5 in.
Der Seiltunbe bon einem Gin3elnen
ni6t me6r D~ouitGnbig iiberT4aut, gez
f6neige Oenn gei4ilOert perben tOnz
men. IS tann ii4 INNER nur um Ell
men 6infpeis auf bic groBen 8eIidt5z
punfte 6unoeln, bic CUR 3eit fir ben
Sang Der 5ori4ung maBgebeno gez
nproen iinb, uno UNI etnen 9tntpetS
auf Die Ri6tunger, in Oenen it6 Der
6ort13ritt auf ben ein3elnen 5eloern
6es neuen 8ebiete5 gu poa8ieben
f6eint. Wenn cine berartige 64ilz
berunq nit elmer 8eIpre6ung Der SUI
berfuloIe uno i6rer 8e6anolung Be-
qinnen niro, 10 6eoarf 9a5 geniB
feiner 8egriin0un8. 8ir limb ieBt
enoli8 auf Dem 6tanbpuntt ongez
Iangt, Der einen aQieitigen uno mtrtz
lid nit 86atfraft 9efi6rten 4umpf
qegen oieIe gefG6rli4ite unIser enoez
mii9en R~runt6eiten beOeutet. SIN
Sfto6er bat Die SnternatiOnale SUI
bertulpfe : Gonfsren3 in Berlin gez
tu9t. S6r tpa6ri6einli4 pi4ttgite5
Grqe6niB mar Die 8iIoung zines Snz
ternationulen Gentral : Qusf6uFes
fir bic @erbiitung Der S6nin0Tu6t.
0ieIe 8e60rDe ent6Glt bur9 Die WQ6l
Der Gonferen3 8ertreter 0euti9z
lambs, Gnglano's, 6rantreia's,
0Gnemdrt's uno ungarn's. Die
9riinOung oiefes Musi4ufe8 lit ais
Der erIte 99ritt gu elmer gemeinIamen
8efGmpfung elmer 8rantbeit uuf3uz
faFen, Der nur bur4 Dereinigte Qrbeit
uQer 80Ifer elm mertli3er Nbbru4
uef6e6en fam. Gnglano bat ii6 ben
bel uns f9on IGnger eifrig betriebenen
MaBnu6men isBt AUDI nit me9r
@nergie angef4lofsn. SIN Der9anz
oenen eSa6r fam bort Elm Preis@lu8z
{6rei6en ii6er bic Summe BON 10000
Marf fir Die Be ten @ntniirfe bon
5unutorien our 8ebanblung opn Su>
berfulDIen gum Qustrag. 8emertengs
pertb 1T aud Der umftano, baB bic
Ginii6t in Die Rotbpenbigteit Der
3pangsimpFung unO 8ieoerimpfung
gegen bic godsn in @nglanb me6r
unb me6r 8oben gepinnt, na4oem
Ii9 BEL elmer 8etbe pOn @pibemie'n
berausgeite1t bat. buB aud Die SToliz
rung Der 3ranfen Der Qusbreitunq
bts 2eioens ni9t Gin6aIt gu t6un
bermag. Mit 8e5ug ouf ben 3Dp6us
bat Der 8ortrag bon Or. Gberrg auf
benz Snternutionalen mebi5iniI6en
GongreB bon 4uitraI5Gfen bur6 Die
griinoli4e 8ebanOlung bes @toFfes
bic 4ufmertiamteit erreQt. Dieter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
Cine aftueue 0iebCsbuQabe.

0ur6 bic am /. Sanuar 3. S.
umtli4 in &raft getretene Re4tI4retz
bung fir 2luOeutI4tano 1T betanntz
lid oas If audi aus ben t%penigen
beutT6en 8orten Derf9punoen, Oenen
e8 bic .9utttamer'f6e" photographic
belaFen bate; gsblieben lit e8 in Dem
8orte yS6ron," oa8 gemdB ieiner
6erfunft aug benz 8rie4ii6en alS
fremoer 8eItanot6sil Oe8 Spra4=
faBe8 un8sisben piro. 6ieruuf be3ieAt
f6 folgenoe 78er33afte 8aQuOe, Die,
DerfaBt BON Or. g. S6uper, auf benz
am 3. cyanuar abge6ultenen Stifz
tunqsfe1te Der 8erliner @efeui6uft
fir 96ilologie mad Der 8eiie Der
n2orele9" geiungen tpurOe:
@8 puren 3Dei &onIonanten,
Die 6atten einanber 70 lieb,
Dap 1te in 53Orn ent6rannten,
Denn man fie 3uidmmen ni4t
f6rieb.
Gs eint nit benz t fi4, benz I6arfen,
60 8Grtli6 oa5 fliifternoe +,
Dap nie BON 3itbern unO 9arfen
@5 IiebIi6 liipelt: tt.
SGyebo6 nit benz Sa~6resbe8inne
8on Observation-Disclosures
9u mars nit Der trault4en Y&tnne
8on t uno + Oorbet.
DIS niIOe @6e ertldrte
Sen 8un0 oa8 ftrenge 9eri4t,
limb bdlo fano Der arme 8efGBrte
Seine T60ne Bubble ni4t.
Gr fu8te uuf alien 8egen,
Gr flopFte an Sor unb Sir
Gr barrie in S6nee unO Reget -
Sein Qie68en fam ni4t 6erfIr.
Gr fu6r, ND lie einiten5 8%etoiet,
6tnunter ing tiefe Sal,
0o6 ME er audi to6et uno toilet,
@tumm blei6t e5 ieiner DUAL.
9a 6Gtt' er fpo6G germ berlOren
Der Slime ge1unoen @ebrau3,
QuF baB Dem f8pdrmenOen Soren
@rf6ein Der gelie6te 9ou4. =
Drum fault er Ii4 Dein fir men
Suler
unb otrinft Ii4 tii9tig in 3ran,"
9pQr fptr0 CT tets blei3er un0
fu6Ier
Runn bod iein Qie6 ni6t umfahn.
Nt6t einmal Der Srdnen 8ronner
Grtrdnten bo5 bittere 2eib;
9enn, adj, tire Ma8t 1T 5erronnsn
Uit Der boloen Spirantenz02uio.
:yeBt min er aus Son ite g~eitulten
limb 6eieelen nit lte6enoem Stub;
Doh ettel Iino WiQen8qepalten,
Mo'5 fe6lt am - SPtritus.
limb mas ct audi tut, Ieinen 3oten
@ntIr0met tein pirtenOer 9aud,
Sis bah bic 8er3peiflung geratsn
0og fi6nfts @agniB Dem 8ana:
Demiitig fIe6t er CUR 8rone
I'm 8nuoe fir'8 urme tA;
limb feb, BON beg R0nigS 5brone
Wtrb Sell i3m uno Rettung, 5urra!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

8ufrieOen, Oo ipeber Das G6loroform,
nod Der Qetber einparOfreie @rfoIge
ergeben. Wfan berfu6t ieBt oieIfa4
0lh4un9en beiberStoffe an3unenOen,
uno DieQei4t Iiegt in oiefer Ridtung
Der 8eim elmer beferen MethObe.
@runoIegenb fir bic 6orfaung babel
1T, buB bus G6Ioroform ben 8Iutz
Orud i@nG4t. 4ether i'm iteioert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

unf6uIbig.- 8sigeIitQd unb
8olo6irn baden ii6, nu4Oem tie lunge
3eit elm Gompugnie : 9ei4Gft betriez
BEN, auseinanOergeIeBt - Bis uuf cine
0umpfmaf6ine, bic &einer iibernebz
men min. @olObirn, Der bas 9eI9Gft
fortIeBt, benuBt, trOBOem geigelItod
energi7d bagegen pruteitirt, bic Mlaz
I8ine, bis es i4lieBIi8 gu erregten
observation-disclosures 5pii4en ben
8etben fommt. ,9epib,4 Iaot
@olObirn i'm @erlauf berieI6en, gba6'
i6 benuBt bic M}uf6in' - aber npr
meinen She'll! 0enn 0ein She'll
mitlduft - mas fam ih Ddfor3!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
Gnn Rihrr

Der rQri3ona Slider" f6rei6t in
feiner neueItenNummer: Ser 59uft,
Der 0orIeBte Ra6t aus unIerer Rez
bGttioH Die grpBe ubr geItOblen bat,
fptrb aufgefOrOert, tie bis 5reitug 3uz
rid 81 bringen. 8sa9tet er biefe
Warnung, 10 IoQ er nit elm puor
Dp4en 3u9tbaus odDon tommen.
QnOernfaQ8 perben mir inn ben Bel3
OermaBen nit bIauen 8o6nen iptden,
OaB er au5iiebt, ME oa8 Rl1oeIIie6
unierer neutrality-suspicious.. 8tr
tennen ben PatrOn nGmli9 genau,
Oenn mir Iagen binter benz Diem unO
i4liefen, ais er Den 9ie6itabI begging.
WGren mir ni6t geraoe bon Der
Soiree uniere5 alien 6reunOe5 Gu0Op
gtad 3uridgepei len, ND Der 0bistepz
puni9 in Str0men gefIofen mar -
elm ni4t geringer She'll baOon in unz
feren Mtagen - 10 bGtte Der &erl bic
f40ne ubr ~ii6erbaupt ni6t mit8ez
trtegt. Mber mir tparen ni9t beiofFen
urb BADEN feline 3iige genau ertannt.
Wtit Der geitoblenen ubr fDu Der
0teb nur aud glei4 ben Q6onne@
m%ents6etrug mitbringen, ben er un5
fir bret Sabre f4uIOig lit, iOnit lai=
fen mir ~iibsr6oupt feline milOernOen
umitdnbe geIten."
Soe6en i4rei6t uns Elm Safer aus
8eQepiqe einen Iangen 8rief, in mel
9em er uns tpegen be5 4usieben5
unferer leBten Drummer gang unper@
f6dmte 9ro66siten ma9t, unO babel
lit Der Mann ni6t einmal Qbonnent.
DAB mir an benz betreffen0en Sage
befpfFen tparen, 1T cine 2iige. unier
biter 9reBmann, ionit Elm gang gu
ter &erI, mar am Q6en0 por9er duf
elmer 6o43eit i'm 9at4 getpeien unb
bate Oa Der 6lai8e ettpaS tart 3uz
gefpro6en. @r fam iOnit 3iemIi4
bieI ~pertragen, a6er oie5 mar cine
Before @orte, als er gepo6nt lit.
DIS er in ietnem RaBenjammer am
nG4iten Morgen Die 9auptfOrm CUR
9refe bringen po1te, ma4te er Ell
nen 6e6ltritt, @tIi8e Stide bes
SaBes fielen 6erau5, unO in ieiner
Gile ruffte sr Die SHpen nit ben
3dnoen auf unb itedte tie in Die Oeffz
nungen, in pel6e iie t6m am 8eften
gu pai7en i4ienen. 90 fam eS, baB
bic MarttzQ BON leben0em
GinO0ie6 unb geTul3enen 9dringen
mitten in I'M Ieren f60nen 2eitdrtitel
6inein geriet6en unb Der 8eri6t ii6er
Die 9inri3tung am 9onneritag nit
ben 8e6urts59einen permtf9t lpurbe.
Megen elmer fol9en &Ietnigteit glei4
fol8en&rotebl an3ufdngen, fam man
nur DON einem Suinoiie r ernorten.
@on unieren SauIenOen 6ieIt8en Qez
fern bat ii6 fem gin3i9er beI6nert,
uno ieIbit unierem 2OtaI@ ReOutteur,
Der ne6en6ei ba8 4mt zines 6iilf8z
G8eriff5 Derite6t uno ionit 10 pu4@
fam lit, ME Elm Studs, mar e5 ni6t
einmaI aufgefalIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
Snthdrinn gambler.

IS tntiblicf i'm 6trrn bcutG, Grtitn0, rem
80. Sluuor 1908, mad fur3cm &eiOtH ulicre oca
ft;Ote 3ortt &at5armu SonQer, int Is. Sabre ibz
reg 2ebcus. - Zie @tcroj0nHg ijnoct bcutc,
Ra6mittoGs I'm , lbr, pom Sroutrbduit, Rr.
Cemetery" itatt. -
Sic trouerROcu @jnterblicbtneu.
an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
Snncaf1nc.

Qm %. aanuar 6 9arIsg Gamer int @lttr
bon 90 5a5rcu.
Qm %. 3anuar 9at6on Gaines i'm boz
ben WIttr bon % 3abrru.
Clint %. 3duuat a utborint @iutcrg
Qm 80. 5auuar katherine 20 c int 81.
Sabre ibrc5 9tbcns.
gm %. 5aruar ~ il0reO S8mtbt i'm
I. Qcbtnsiahrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
NGin Srroino

Eg far6 am %. 1anuar 1903, Morotug so u5r,
Gtjia 3oroing, Deb. &norc, IN ibrcm p. 2eb,uss
idbre, 0tliebte Satin BON Gbdrlc5 &orOju9. Die
91roiguFg fjnott BON ibrer ltBtsn Mobnune Gr.
8l4, GoDinQtou : StraBt btuts, ben 1. SIS
bruar. ? ubr Iaamjttugs, aus TAFT. 9cticBnu8
pripatim.
CNcDart ur0 Columbus, Ohio, S%;ituug,u m0atu
~qtfdliQit copircu) t3g-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
Inhnnnn Rnmh.

Gs Harb an 81. Sauuar 1903 6rau Nobauna
Rau5, QcIjcbtc Go8t,r BON Gcorg uO Q9jlbslz
nina Gutenberg, i'm alter BON % 9abrcu rnb IL
Ytonoten. Die 9ceroiguug tinoct 0ient a 9,
Dtu 3. 6CbruOr, GabmittdQs , llbr, Oou Der @ob=
run9 i5rtr Glt;ru, gr. 2002, Guntousgpe., aus
it1tt. GA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

8rabirenb.- oSie Ite6en unz
ter Der QntIoge, Sbrer Satin naa
Dem 2eben getra6tet gu Raben! I'm
ter QnOerem IoQen sic i6r in tidts
f6er @eiie IOgar Elm QutOmobil gum
@ebrauh a~naeboten ha6en.." I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

3ure4tneiung. - Nutter:
.lle6er mas bait Du Oenn beute, aIS
Der 6err Baron oa mar, imnter 10 gez
Ia4t8" - So9ter: nlte6er feline groBe
8laBe, Mumu!" - Mtutter: n0umz
mes Ding, tpie fann man oenn iiber
giihts 10 lahen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
Qlnnte ghamberaer.

Gs Rarb am Samitog, ben 81. Sauuar 1903,
Nuuit S6ombcrgcr, Qcljcbte Eohtcr BON 4iu5
SbnubsrQcr, I'M 80. Sabre ibrt5 Gtbtug. Die
,3tit Der 9ccrDtQuuQ iDirO ipdtcr %auQc5ciQt. (32l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

&Onigs gu itrei4en unb bic 4panage
bes 8rDnprin3en nit $4,000 4ronen
5uriif5u5ieben. &Dnig Ostdr be-
pabrte in biefen inneren &dmpfen
cine ru6ige, feite 9altung. Sn ben
leBten Sabren bat bic feinoieli9e
Stimmung Der Rortpeger elmer rubiz
geren 9Gas gemd4t. Gin 3ug bod
ber3iger Soleran3 unb Oas Streben
na4 6rei6eit gebt bur4 bas 2eben
unb 8irten bieies StaGben uuF benz
S6ron. 8on ibr tperben au4 bic
9i4tungen bes &0nigs getrugen. Sn
elmer OerfeGben fingt er f9On:
uS4r eig'nes 9eprdge trdgt je0e 3eit,
Nt4t epig it Na4t, ni9t etptg lit
Strett,
Ginft Ieu6tet Der goIoene N2prgen.
6rei tpirb uns pertinbet bus tldrenbe
Mort,
1tnb frei 1T Die 5Ori4ung, bes Settles
SORT,
Dor &bergtuuben geborgen."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-08-12
PERSONAL.

A. l.. Martin of Sentinel Butte was
n visitor in the city today.
William Dwyer of Medina was an
arrival on the afternoon train.
DIR. Stephen Fisher of Hebron was
a guest in the city last evening.
Col. A. P. Peake of Valley City was
a guest in the city this morning.
Geo. H. ~Bingenheimer of Mandan
was a west bound passenger on the
moo train today.
Father Adolf of Glenullin has been
visiting for a day or so with Fathers
Clement and Louis.
Henry Newton attended a meeting
of the grand lodge officers of the U
w. at Fargo this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Gage, Mrs
Young, Miss Satterlund and RALPH
Ward returned last night from theil
trip through Yellowstone park. The!
report a very pleasant outing.
A. c. McGillivray of the land Office
returned yesterday afternoon from
trip to the western part Of the stat
with eX-Sheriff Healy of Chicago, wht
has some extensive land interests il
that locality.
G. NJ. Denhardt and j. E. Leach o
Enderlin. John Scott of Cakes, ]. L
Matthews of Lidgerwood and H. c
Mhyra of Wahpeton were in the cit,
last night with the railroad commits
sioners party.
Mannhaven Journal: Karl Klein o
Washburn, Mr.. Neil of Fl. Stevenson
and l.. C. Black of Cincinnati, O.. tn
owner of the Fit. Stevenson Reservs
ton, were in town Tuesday an
Wednesday. Messrs. Klein and Ne
showed Mr.. Black owe his domain,