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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
heutioe ShIubrdtt
gaItimorer G%ffettenb6tie.
Cgtri&t.t sIE BEN .DsutiAen GorrtiSoHnsut,u' SEsa
=. gBH. 1iDntHepUi A. GAl
Baltimore, ben 2. 5e6ruar.

Baltimore, ben 2. 6e6ruar.
S. Mm. MtbDenborf &c So. bere9=
men fir 5rancs: 8antiers Sratten
auF so Sage 5.184, auf @i9t 5.164,
taufmGnnii9e auf 60 Sage 5.182
(peniger 1f16) Biz 5.2O8. Rei8smart
auf 90 Sage "a 9i16, @uIOen uuf 60
Sage SO 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auf 60 Sage
4.8344, uuf @i4t 1867, tuufmdnnif4e
4.83S Biz 4.835.
Yertdufe auF Der pieflgen Gffeften
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

iunge 6i6ner lie. Bis 14c.; alte 9iibz
ner lie. Bis 113c.; @dnie lie. bis
14c.; Butter 13c. Bis 15c.; @nten lie.
Bis 14c.; SaIben, pro PGar 15c. bis
20c.
gier, pro 0uBenO 19c. Bis zoe.
NepfeG, prO SAP $1.25 Bis $500;
8~ronsbeeren, pro SAB $1,000 Biz
$14.0O; Gpfeliiner, pro &ifbe $1.75
Bis $3.50; grbbeeren, pro Quart
25c. bis 30c.
@emHie; 8artOffeIr, pro 8ufdsl
55c. Bis &c; 3niebeln, PRO 8uI9el
SOC. Bis &c.; @eiBto6I, pro Some
$500 bis $500; &~opffaIat, pro
&orb SOC. Bis $1.0O; 3uderriiben,
pro &iTte Boz. big 40c.; Seqerie, pro
0uBeno 15c. Bis 25c.; Garptten, pro
Site Doc. Bis 35c.; Spinal, pro 8uz
fdelfiite 4Oc. Bis &c.; brduner &o6l,
pro 8u76eltiite 10c.; Spmatoes, pro
Carrier $3.50 Bis $3.50; runbe Ri=
ben, 15c. Bis zoe.
DilO: Sanger 5irIa, pro Pfunb
15c. bis 16c. @nten: Maaaurb, pro
9aar SOC. Big $1.0O; 8IadheaOs, pro
9oar 6Oc. bis 75c.; HebbeuOs, pro
9aar $3.50 Bis $500; @unpaB6ad,
pro 9aar $500 Bis $3.50; gep0Rns
Ii6e. brD 9oar 3Oc. Bis 4Oc, 9irf4z
ridden, pro pfunb 25c. Biz 28c.
8roceries unb 8rOptftoz
mem.
Raffinirter 3ufer: pro 9funo, 9ez
piirfeIt, 5.613c.; pulOeriiirt, 5.113c.;
Standard granuIirt, 5.O13c.; fem
granuIirt, 5.O11c.; @rpital, 5.014c;
gOIumi6u q, 4.761c.; gelber, 4173c.
biz 4.47Jc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

Sdl3tlet19: pro PTunD, gauge
66ultern, engG. 9ei4n., 99c.; 9on3
tur3e 3ippen, 99c.; SetteniPed,
1896; gauge 2eibftiide, 1876; Spedz
S4ultern, 1O3c.; Sugar : GureO"
68ultern, 1O1c.; S4inten, 1896;
o6ne 5aut, 12tc.; 9icnic, 1Oc.;
rMeB"z @6peinefleiI6 $3.50 pro
SAP; S4mal3 - in Sierces, gut rafz
finirt, 1876; in SGfern, lie.
&affee: 1~otirungen iinO ME fOI9t;
auf Der Bats BON So Gents prp
9funb fir Rio Ger. 7; Santos Tie;
Bis life; Maracai6o 93c. Bis 1916;
SABA 19c. bis &c.; MOtta 18c. bis
19c.
ger0Heter Raffee: 6. 8. 6. in ais
iten, 10 gts. big 108 gts. pro Pfuno;
in 8ii6ien unb Sdden, reiHer SABA,
32c. Bis 321c.; SABA unb Mottd, gez
mii4t, 273c. Biz Csc. pro Pfuno; retz
rer Maracuibo. 22c. big 22!c.
Sterling 8anfiers uuf go Sage
4.835 Biz 4.84, auf Si4t 4.86B Bis
4.87, t~aufmGnniI6e 4,834 Big 4.84.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Irnbuften=W arft.

ltntenitebenOe preiie be3ie1en fid
auf ben GngrOs : 5anbel; fir ben
4leinRanbel muB Elm entIpre9enber
NufI4Iag gema4t tperoen.
5arm= 9robutte.
2ebenoes GeflIgeI: pro gfuno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
@runafilfsz l1ebrrtraannaem.

Wm. 3D.. @arftelb on 9aoiO 8.
So. @bumer, @iOieite Der 2%ansbopnz
na6e MonroeitraBe, 1911 Bel IS,
IS, @rb3. $50, $3.50.
0erfel6e an Satob 8. 9Oren, @iib=
feitc Der 2~unsbopnez, na6e MonrOez
ftruBe, 1911 BEL IS, @rb3. $50, $3.50.
Sol. s. Sa1lor an GbarleS 3D.
Mpers, 2 2ots, 5000.
90. Burns Stumble, 8ern., an g.
@iegael, NorbneTtfeite Der Stiles,
na6e GreteritruBe, 20 BEL 100, 9rb3.
$50, $685.
@amuel Siegael an Simon 8ren@
ner, Norbneffeite Der Stiles, na6e
@reteritraBe, 20 Bel 100, 9rb3. $50,
$1,000.
aObert 6. aneuB an G6os. 8.
&riel, 4 2ots, $4727.27.
9erfelbe an So4n s. &riel, GOrbz
feite Der 2eringtonz, nube Monroez
ftroBe, 1911 BEL 100, $1181.81.
9er1eI6e an Marie 8. 9iuebunt,
Rorbieite Der 2erington@, nabe MOnz
roeItruBe, 1911 Bel 100, $1181.81.
Gbrtittuna S. 2uers an Gliiabet6
8. 6aptins, Oftfette Der 9aGuSftr.,
1913 Bel So, @rb8. $15.42, S..
uW1o. State 9. o." an @bgar s.
0nrnrprrp Mpftfpitp nermDnrppf4rnbp
nu6e 2afapettezNbenue, 1875 Bel 80,
8rb3. $65, $500.
6erbert 8. Stetpart an Gb. Weinz
fam, Norbneft7ette Der 8ttfen8z Nbe.,
na6e 8entalou1tr., IA BEL so, 8rb3.
$50, $3.50.
G6arGes s. 9ierfon an 9abib Milz
Ter, @iOfeite Der 9iGonftruBe, na6e
@aitzQOe., 1876 Bel rs, @rO8. $50,
$500.
Sol. 8leta, iun., an 6rant g, ST.
i6er, NorbIeite Der Barnes, na6e
8onbItruBe, 1928 BEL So, @rO3. $19,=
so, S..
Trant Grad, QOm,, an @incent
Sp5tu, 0Fieite Der 8raOForbz. na6e
SrleansitraBe, II Bel 50, 8rb3. $24,
$3.50.
Mur1 Sii6er an SoI. &ledu, jun,
g2orb1eite Der Barnes, na6e 8onoftr.,
1923 BEL So, 8rb3. $3.50, S..
Margdret 30. Stepart an WdrD
6. Stenart, Siibfeite Der George,
nabe 5remontitr., IA Bel so, @rb3.
S42, S..
9teielbe an Margareta 9. Srput,
g2orOieite Der M}c6enr2ftruBe, nabe
5remontz4be., 1872 BEL so, @rb3.
$3.50.
9iefeIbe an MarD 6 .@tenart, Sfts
feite Der @ilmOrz, nabe Mc!6enrDitr.,
14,2 BEL rs,
Samuel @iegael an Nuguita SUM-
te, Norbieite Der 6apetteitr., 1 Got,
9rb3. SIS, $3.50.
@bp. s. @torf an G6as. s. 2tuer,
Meitiette Der Cattle, na6e 3onnz
ienbitraBe, 1875 BEL 125, @ro. $38,
$500.
Barbara @toffel an @m. Sotob
GngeIbu6, NOrbfeite Der 8urgunberz
@lep, nabe 8arreitruBe, IL BEL IS,
@rb3. $18, $500.
Wm. 8. Serbs an RubOIp6 8. 9fez
top5tp, Oitfeite Der MOntgomerp>,
na6e 2ig6tftraBe, 1926 BEL - $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
$4,000 90 pro gSode
3u p%crFaufcn:

9p.ift6dist &dui;r mi. ie8s 3immera oil 9r9r''
straBe, 5iuiidsu S1ltimorss5tg. uuo Gatrmount'
gue n,bsn .gatt;riou=9art". Giris 9dult sHt'
baltsn al: ~ueu,itsn DISQUALIFICATION. s!nl9utBII9
e%tueuiirte a:uer uuo RarmorsErsppsH 9rtis
$500. @run0I;ns ST idbr!t4. @sOUssStrabe 1T
NIT ben b,ttn OitvifiIirten 3tgslfslncn Sept!aitsrt
GDU ,. 0aIIagbsr, gaWIntsrHtRmeE.
Sanl8) Rr. 1858. Df=galttmorezStrab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Scf0rOeruug Inn @nfia6sn.

QGlqe ber erforberti6en 3eit our Grs
rei6ung DER Deri4ieoenen Be-
ftimmungsOrte.
untenfebeno lit Die ungefdBre 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der 9OItIa6sn BON
benz 8altimorer 9oF 8iirtau mas
ben 6auptId4Ii9en sin9eimii4en uno
a~usnGrtigsn GtdOtsn Der3'ianst.
Snlanb.
Mtlouta, Ga, 10 S:aaocn.
GfionticsGitu. 8.sS, 6 StuHoeu.
= ,1flpn, 0.sQ., 6 5tnnoen.
'Gnqtou. 9trmont, II StuHosI.
Eufiql6, 30, Is Stunotn.
6aps Tlap, MS, s SmnosH.
Sbarlefon, SIS, Is 6tuUosH.
Gbicaqo, Sas., 1 8aG.
Gclumbia, sc, II 5tunotH.
Cincinnati, GRiO. 20 6taR0tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

. T. 0eutl9e 9uTeI5HTu9I
1862 8uf6eI; aus ben gleoatoren
suriidge3ogen 5000 8uf4el; @lepatOz
renz8orratb 98,OO8 8uidel.
~ ~KY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
gufmarfen>N grnturen.
9erI6itbne StaOtibeile, in fDsI9en
PoTtsDert6Ia6sn Dertauft

perDen.
WeIpalt, e. 9. Scott.
QortzRoao 9urnen 8. Scppiuotou.
@oriu8=NDeuus uHO 6arriioHtrobe - gobsrt G..
Z. Gan.
q. Strabe uuo 6lltiH0o ons9btnue - 2Ou!g
Rtinoouar.
Crarocpiat oiram Rimble.
Forts9,e,nue uno5 obHion=Strabs - o.. 3. 6.
S6eiDt.
8. unO GOuo5=straBc, 6ioblanotODH - Sames
g. Sruur.
CranQtoiat GtOrQe 9tl.
gr IS, lluiuu=2lDenus (g9oDbberrD) - GlarsHu
g. Winidms.
grooOpa0 uno galtimorszst raBs George g..
g9op.
Tntersstattou, genni1lpanisr ga5nA g.. g..
groDn.
GamOeu=statjon Baltimore 5tOsga6H.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Die Iprbrrnnaen brr @p6Irnarabcr.

SnOtonapotts, SnO., 2. Sc
bruur. - OaS 2o6nItaIa : GOmitt
Der 9ruben6eitBer unb 8oblengrd6e1
frat 6eute a6ermuls gu elmer 8era.
t6ung iiber Die Me6rforberungen Oel
Qr6eiter 8uiammen. Man mu6t iif
uuf cine febr LANCE 5efiion gefaBt uni
glau6t, baB es am 1. Npril eOentuel
gu elmer Notwithstanding tommer
Dirb, tpenn Die 4rbeiter gu feit aui
i6ren MISUNDERSTANDING beite6en
@%onierOatiOe &pblen : SntereTenter
%ertldren, buB ben &obIengrG6ern Die.
fes Sa5r cine 2o6nauf6eferung Be:
ptqigt perOen foute, aber bieIeI6j
ioate ni4t me6r alS 8e6n 9eo8ent be.
trQaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
6eutiae S6lubrdte

8 .-9te beuttge Mais3ufu6r
betrug 1884 8ui6el; 8erianbt D
ben @Iebatoren 1881 8uI9sI; @lez
batoren : @orrut6 642,468 8uI4eI.
@ertdufe: $4,000 8uffel Spot gu So,
10000 Do. gu 523, 400 Do, gu 524.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
g IN gen.

8riefe unb 9otfarten psrbeh frei
ben g~mpfdagsrn oosr Q6Ienbern boz
elmer 9oItanitult CUR anOsren na6ges
f6idt, renn Der 0unI9 auf benz lms
i6laQ ou89torutt lit. Po1tienOungen
,er onbsrtn &Ia6en r2roen nur duf
8erlangen uaageIanot unO Dir0 Danu
an getimmungsorte Elm 3uiaBporto
BON Der 606e oe5 0rignalfaB29 be-
re1nst nerDen.
3ptiter 8laTe (3eitungen u. 3eits
i6rifttn) l Gent fir 4 un5en.
9ritter 3lafe (8u&er, GirtuIare)
1 Sent fir 2 un3en.
@isrtsr 9taFe (Baarsn) 1 Sent
fro un3e,
Ganubd.
0isisI6en Ratsn unO 8sDingungen,
olg in Den Der. Studten, nit Qusnabs
me, bah QsmtT4ts &auFmann5padren,
pel6e ni6t al8 Bona fibe" 9anbslss
Mufer aeIunot peroen, nit Der Put>
fetpo1t per{anot peroen mii{sn. adufs
mdnniI6e @8riTten gu beh gsm0bns
li6sn Raten.
Glnidreibt0tba45 (PofsauH4Ia0
s Gents
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
8aItimnrer Warftherihte.

cssrlatst far Sen .1:ut8sn GOrraUonOsnisn.1
Baltimore, ben 2. 6e6ruur.
Me6L.- Die 6eutige Wte6I3ufu6r
belief fi8 auf 98O8 5GFer, ein76lieBs
Iid 3947 6GRer gu 2OcuItzPoint unO
3217 5Gifer gu Canton, Martt rubig
Eel Gei6ter Na6Fruge BON alien Gaiten.
9ie 0reiie fteQten iiA ME fplQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

@runocioeutbum aler Dirt, o6ue untevi6iso, iDr
oaFelbe belcotn 1T, Deripa!tcn Ha5ldft, b%elorgtr
Oas GiutaiFrtn bon T;ietb;n etc. 6. 9. 89d
II q II, 6l2 Gam Suiloing. C5uni9'l5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Ber. Stdatenz 8eIbunnets
ungen.

Nntpeiienoen Biz CUR 606e BON
$3.50 tpiten 3 Gents.
4ntpeiiungen ii6sr $3.50 Bis $500
toFtsn 5 Gents.
4ntpeifungen ii6er $500 Bis $1,000
toIten 8 Gents.
Qnlpeiflngen U6er $1,000 Bis
$4,000 toiten 10 Gents.
Nnpefungen ii6sr $4,000 Bis
$1,000 toiten u Genls.
4npeiiungsn ii6er $4,000 Biz
$4,000 foiten Is Gents.
Qnpei5ungsn i6er $4,000 Bis
$4,000 tOiten IS Gents.
QntDef5ungen ii6er $4,000 Bis
$4,000 to1ten 20 Gents.
4npeii ungen Ii6er $4,000 Big
$1,000 toIten 25 Gents.
Qntpeiiungen ii6er $500 Bis
$4,000 tolten 80 Gants.
5anbeIgpupsre - 8adete Big 8um
@epiht BON 10 l1n3en 5 Gsnts;
gadets ii6er 10 lln5tn i6per, 1G Gts.
(o6 geI8IoTen, ODER ni6) nit Qus.
nubme BON Granddaughter nit beifoIs
genoen Gorrettur : 8pgsn, fsrner ale
berTsgeItnSoa Ciebe untenIteknO)
2 Gents pro lln3e, nit 4u5nabme bon
8riafen in 9oIt Statiouen, pO bic
9otIa6en ni&t ou8getragen per0en,
l Gent pre- tn3s. 4oIt 8drten, ie I
Sent.
3msiter 8laFs 9ofio6en - 3eiz
tungsn, DiertaIiGbrlia ooer otter err
I6einenbs 3ettf6riften, psI6e ni6t
gratis pertbeilt perben. 0a8 auge=
meme PubIitum bs5a6lt oufir nit
gi7en6abn Marten gu Der Rdte bon
ie 1 Sent fir 4 un3en O6er SbetIe bus
BON, penn ni6t D~erIisgeIt.
0rittsr 8Iai7e - (geOrudte, feline
gloacoz8ii6er), GirtuIare, anOere gez
Orudte Sa8en, Gorretturz8ogs unO
beifo1gsnoss MaruTcript, 8alentines,
MITit : 0~oEsublGtter, 6eIiotDpes,
GIromo9, 9latate, 2it6ograpbie'n Il.
r5rudte 4n3sigen i'm 4Ggemeinen,
idmmtIi6, nenn ni6t berii:gelt, ]
Sent fir 2 ln3an o0er peniger.
8ierter 3IuTe-Daaren uub Muz
ter, 8Iancoz8i6sr u. 9apsre, @r3e,
aQe Ga6en, tpeI6e ni8t in irgenO eli
ner Der Qnbern &laFen einge{6lofen
un0 i6rer Ratur nab ni6t gsfd6rIi4
0ber bsrber6Ii3 fir Dan Snbalt Der
anDercn pOit5a6an IinD. (Gin fpez
5ieQsg 8e7eB ieBt Oas 9orto fir Sd
r1srsien, N6leqsr, @ur3eIn, SprDBs
.inge uno 9flan3en uuF Die State Don
tinem Sent fir je 2 l1n3en feit.) SANS
JorQenonnte QrtifeI niat mebc, aIs 4
9funo betrogsn, i Sent prD hinge O0el
Deren 8ru6t6eil.
DQarenproben - 9adete Biz 81 4
l1n3en 2 Gent8; qadete iiber 4 nr3tn
i6tpsr, 1 Sent fir iepe 2 Itn3en OOer
n7en 8rudt6eiI.
Wuter obne Wsrt6 - 904ltgeI
tpi6t 81 un3en. DieIe 9adete ourfcn
na6foIgenoe MaaBe nidt i6erI4rsjs
ten: u 3oG lang, 8 3oG brett unO 4
3ou bod. fD2an aufgerout, Oiirfcn
tie 12 3ou lang unO 6 3ou i'm llms
iunge iein.
Regifrotion5gebii6r fir 8riefe uub
onosrs 9oTienOun9en 6etrdgt 8 Gtg.
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FIRST CALL.


2000 llnitto Sailiuapg, 4tr.,............... 961s
5000 llniteo aaiIpaps, 4ey................. 1914
1900 6. 9. 9. 9refp;ng, 9nc....,......... 38A
1000 6. g. e. grtp;ng, 3Hc.............. 1875
1000 g. .. 9. grtp;uq, 1........"..... 81
1000 GbarlcitOn Gonf. GGe, 5sr.......... 92A
1000 G6arlcitOn GOni. .elee, 5sr.......... 92h
1000 Ga, Sou. unO STA, 5,r...........114B
1000 MarplauO telephone, 5er............ 50
1000 stoOt 3Hcr 193O..."........".."..110s
5000 stoot ser 1916, u. Q.............1@B
100 Sta6OarO, bio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 42B
p linitco Rai.poDs, Gom......"...... Il
81 6. 3. 9. eer,tDing, 6om............. H1G
so I1uitcO Glce. Qtabt uno goptr, BIO. 50
Is @ltrcantile Eruit 1914
SECOND CALL
1000 scabOarO, ser 10=tdbrige.....""..162A
2000 Baltic. Traction, 5er..........-.-..1l6%
5000 MarolauO 9clep6ouc, 5tr............. 1914
5000 atlantic Goait Sine, ncus 4r Cts. 8SH5
1000 1lniteO anilrpaDg, 4r................ 1914
1000 G6art'itOn Goni. elcc, 5er......... 95
10 Continental aruit ...................2o3
% Continental aruit ....,..............99
10 MD. uno 9tuu...................... 80
Wof;rurosn IN Rorfimore
staatg=s sturitdtsn. 9eb. gcrL.
@irgiuiu 2.3,r, Gcntur0.."-..... 95 %
Baltimore aOtaObGgutjOutn (rc1).
SER 1923, 3utcynal 2mp.."-..... 1923 lloh
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Sarleben nnf 0rnnOeigentgam.

Sarlchcr ppm $500 bis $4,000
ouf 0rurouocn.bum in Der 6laOt IND Oem 2auOt;
nisDriee 3ingrottH. 5. ID. Bsrrp i 6sH,
Or. 225. ct. 9luisStrnBt. (Ottl9. 6DIteJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

Su pfrtauteH
gtIIta 1871 unD 46 older; Elm ususs
Sdus ouf einem; bi1ig, ptun 0Ieis Q9o6e no3
~perfauft. 81 ~erirageH bel cannon, 3peiter
Glur, rGalprtsGtbduOs.1 {Gtt24,l5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
@Pe3tuIz@6Gtefsrunq q.

Sebs Genbung, bic nit elmer 6pss
3ialy1O4Gent8 zMarfe unD elmer IoIs
den 0e5 gcpD6nIihtn 9Ortos oerisben
1T, mirh iofort noa Qntunft Our4
einen SDe3ioLz8Oten ousgetragen, i'm
8e3irt ieOsr freien ELECTROMAGNETIC
ton, obsr a6er i'm 1mtreiie BON Diet
M<ilen elmer isOen on0eren 9Oitantalt
in ben Ser. @taaten, Die 4hliefez
rungs7tun0ea ioIter SenOun9en fino
in ben Observation-Disclosures Don
u6r Morgens Bis II u6r 4beno5
in alien anDern Po7titatjOnen. Ges
3iul 9oitienoungsn t0nnan 4 n alien
Ser. Staaters4oitdmtern u~uf9egeben
n@rOsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03
Qu8Idnbi56e 6enOungen

1. Die 8olen fir ale au5ldnbiz
f6en Staaten uno lire 8DIonie'r
(au5gsnpmmen Canada uno MeritcJ
FnO biz foIYnOen; 8risfe bis 6u Is
8romm q un3e) 5 Geat8. Ginfo4e
qoFtarten 2 Gents Oa5 Sti6. Ritz
ontport aartsn 4 Gents 1o5 Slid.
3s:tungsn uno anoere Grud I4en l
Gent prO 2 l~ln3tn.
@erIie92lt. - 3rg;n0 cine POftIa4t
piro ais p~eringslt ongeItben, tDenn
oisIsl6e 10 psrPldt lit, OuB cine griinOz
I;Ge Prufurg o5ne S6d0igung Der
um6uuung oOer Os5 Sn5aII5 ni64 cts
mDgIi6t pirD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-03

Su@pei3eNme5I, 100 YT0. 2.IU-2.2o
0ei3en, - Die 6eutige Mei3en=
5ufu6r be3ifferte ii4 uuf 1914 8us
f4eI; @erfanbt oon ben GIe0utoren
- 8uI6el; @leoatoren : 8orratb
284, 724 8ui6eI. 8ertGufe: 10000
8ui6el M}ai gu 818.
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The Somerset reporter., 1903-01-22
At Washington.

President Roosevelt has been assured
by Senator Aldrich, Lodge and Spooner
of their belief that the cuba reciprocity
treaty would be ratified by the Senate
The senators conferred with the Presi-
dent prior to the cabinet meeting and
went over the situation with him care
fully. 1t was stated that the treaty as
amended by the foreign relations com
mittee was satisfactory practically to
every republican senator and that the
opposition now was confined to the
Democratic side.
The House, the 18th instant, passed
the army appropriation bill and began
consideration of the department of com
merce bill, under special rule making
it continuing order until disposed of
The opposition to the measure came
entirely from the Democratic side and
was based carefully on the ground that
the transfer of the bureau of labor to
the new department would subordinate
that bureau to department which
would represent capitalistic interests.
The friends of the bill denied the as
sumption that the head of the new de
partment would be hostile to labor
They maintained that the bill would
increase the dignity of the bureau of
labor by giving the head of the depart.
ment seat In the cabinet
The Somerset reporter., 1903-01-22

brick, Chas Vickery, Llewellyn Parks,
Fred X. Smith, George H. Morse and
others. The capital stock shall be $50
600 and may be increased to a sum not
exceeding $500 900. The incorporation
may establish agencies in any part of
this State.
Mr.. Page of Skowhegan introduced an
act authorizing the plantation of Moose
River, Somerset county, to assess and
collect taxes on the property in that
plantation for the purpose of building
aud keeping in repair the roads and
bridges therein.
Mr. Page also presented remonstrance
of l.. w. eston and 80 others against
resubmission.
Mr. Weeks of Fairfield presented bill,
IAN act to extend the charter of the
Sebasticook Manufacturing and Power
field: Bill, "An act recognizing the
Sebasticook Power Company and grant
ing it additional powers F"
In the Senate Mr.. Bryant of Somerset
presented remonstrance of K M Fletcher
and 80 others of Madison and Arson
against resubmission of the Prohibitory
Law.
In addition to the 100000 asked by
the University of Maine, there were
resolves introduced appropriating ZOO
for the Bar Harbor Medical and Surgical
Hospital; S95, 900 for the Central Maine
General Hospital, Lewiston; SAL 900 for
the Maine School for the Deaf; 81, 400
for repairing roads in Indian Township,
Washington county; 5000 for aiding
the town of Wash ourn in building steel
bridge across the Aroostook river in that
town
The Somerset reporter., 1903-01-22
Union Revival ceilings
Continued.

The union revival meetings that are
being held 10 our town under the leader
snip OF the evangelists Taylor and Hatch
are to continue the present week In the
congregational Church. Ia the after
noon at O'Clock one Of the eyaDgelists
Will give Bible exposition. In the
evening at 30 there will be the preach
ing Of the Gospel. These meetings are
proving rich blessing to skowhegsn.
The praise service at each meeting is
grand Inspiration and seldom ia il the
privilege Of the people to hear the
Gospel preached so forcibly and with
sueh wealth Of Illustration. argument
and appeal.
After week OF grand meetings in
lhe Bethany Church on Sunday after
noon the third week Of these union
revival meetings had their beginning in
the Congregational Church. AT 3
O'Clock Evangelist Taylor gave an
exposition OF the 23rd Psalm to su
audience OF $50. 10 the evening at 40
10 the Methodist Church, Evangelist
Taylor preached to an audience filing
LIS 6Ni vi Jul CkOhDBAD cnurcn
edifices. The sermon was from the
text in Matt. PAP "He saved others:
himself he cannot save" L was an
address that stirred every heart ss It
set forth the heroism, the sadness, the
love Of Jesus Christ in his death upon
the cross for the atonement OF the
worlds sin. The pastors OF four
churches with their congregations are
united in the purpose to make these
meetings brimful Of the best results
from united evangelistic effort Show
hogan has ever known. All the people
should recognize how much these meet
ings mean for the future moral and
religious welfare OF the town. The
singing at these meetings is a joyful
inspiration. Let everybody old and
young during the coming days avail
themselves of the opportunity to attend
these meetings and receive the uplift
that these men ot God are bringing to
US. -
The Somerset reporter., 1903-01-22
Ella knitting Work.

Aunt Alvira Fifer was what her
neighbors called a regular driver
Possessed Of untiring energy and un
failing strength herself. she made little
allowance for idleness on the part of
any one, and she declared, says a con
tributor to Lippincott's Magazine. that
she could put up with mean man
easier than with lazy one"
Aunt Alyira's husband, Uncle Ethan.
was a small wizened. weak looking
man, whom Aunt Alyira declared to be
mighty why. If he did look so spin
dim"
One day summer boarder whc
CHANGED to be staying at farmhouse
near the Fifer homestead wandered
over to the little brown farmhouse and
sat down for chat with Aunt Alyira
The visitor took note of the enormous
quantity of stove wood piled up in thu
back yard and overlooking from the
great woodshcd The whole yard was
strewn with it. The caller estimated
that there were not less than twenty
five cords.
what an enormous quantity OF wo9d
you hayer' he said to Aunt Fifer.
Eyes, there is considerable" she re
piled Il callate on sellIu most o II
in the fall"
"Who cut III"
"Oh. Ethan did it as sort O. knittin
work think it's a good thing for a
man to have some kind O knitun
work to do when he's restin', and that
wood pile has been Ethan's knittin
work"
The Somerset reporter., 1903-01-22

In the forests of Oregon, Washing
ton, Montana and British Columbia
there is a species of tree that has a
continuous and copious dripping of
pure, clear water from the ends of its
leaves and branches. This extraordi-
nary sight may be witnessed at all sea-
sons when the leaves are Oh and seems
equally plentiful on clear, bright days
as on damp, cloudy nights, The tree is
a species of FIR and the weeping phe-
nomenon Is attributed to a remarkable
power of condensation peculiar TO the
leaves and bark Of this species of ever
green.
In the island of Ferro there are many
species of weeping trees" but in this
latter case the tears" appear to be
most abundant when the relative hui
nudity is near the dew point.