davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
Scirnths=9iren3cn.

SOlgenbe 9eiratbs : 2icen5en fpur:
ben geitern bonn Qttuar bes Common
Pleas { 9erihts ausgeiteat:
Sbomas g. Rorfpooo, So, uni
emma 6. Snbber, 81, NbamszGo.
ga. Qpplttant @m. 81. Scott, Rr
800, Sft<92ort6 Qbenue.
9aDib Bad, %, unb 4lice Sonnett
q. @ppIitunt Otto $. 8robbed, Ir
1708, Qisquttb=Str.
9oparb 81. 8u6G, 20, unb Barbara
Dads, Is. @pplifant Geraldine 8rD.
an, g3r. 1889, Norb : Sutton : Npe.
4norep 3tegler, SO, unb Nnnt(
Soriter, 80. Qpplifant @iniam s,
5reberid, gtr. 524, Norbz8onb=Str
9Opurb 9. 9ulupup, 81, Weitz
miniter, &c.,, unb M}arp 6. Stlberz
might, "a.
CHARLES g. CUNT, 40, Daf6ington,
9. g., unO 9elen QeDp, %. Npplifant
s. 8uGup, Ger. 829, Deft : 5upette>
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
@tfern @orhIonh 8nbn-

Srat in Rraft an Y. 3uRuar1aOa
3uge b~erlaien bic SiQsusStation, mi, folof.
SGgIi6.
40 frib 66ueGpOf, 6aupttinie, 6aougtpipr
n. & u. 8abn uuO DEM SuoeH uuO ausocroma
men Sonutags g. Q. g.. 8. Gbambcrgbura
Wartinsburg uuO BiHbetsr.
SdOli5 y, useeRo men g.
7.25 Worgcns - 0Orf, g. ( $. Gip. uro saupt.
linie 6fli6 bon GuOrpsGro0s, 6arlisl, unO o.
& s.. 81. 8.
823 Born. @auptliHit, 9ogsrstOpn, sbiSpsnss
burg, GrtOsrid, Gmmitsburg unO q. < 90.
gobu, bis Glfton.
1912 gOzm. atfomm. mad 1luiOu=griOgc, Vorf
uub Gettysburg.
225 0abut. aftomm. mad l~Iuionsgrtoge.
3.32 Qadm. - Grpreb nab Qorf uHD y. & 6.Sio.
425 Qa6m. grprtb, 9uufte an Der 0dUptliuie,
6cQerstopu, ioiUie 5rcocrid, Grtmitsburg uH5
Sbipptnsbura.
5.23 Qabm. - @ffomm. nab GmorD48robe.
Gl5 @benDg Ntfomm. mad llniOuzgrtoge.
1I25 qbtnDg 49, Nftomm. mad llniOHsgrOgt.
Rur SoHutug
9.35 BORN. - Gtiomm. mad uuioH=9riogs uns
6aHppsr.
2.35 ga6rl. @ffoum. mad u~nioHzgrtoge.
400 g1ad5m. aHomm. nab Gmorg=@roUe.
1855 abtnOs 4flomm. mad u~uiuH=Srogc.
giattz uno @cpdd=glireau ri. 210, Cts8altis
more=StrdBt.
3uge balten on llnion=. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
5uItonz uHO Walbroof (yloltbsaDt.J 6totlpH.
.. 81. Urls ID, o.. :. U.
g.. g. 9dnbfrttt 81.
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Snnit6ts= Beri9t.
@rOBe Gterbli6tett. - 2ungenlsiOen
uno M}dfern Die 5dupturia9e.

uHO utu ItLl wv gu"P+""I"NHN'
I'm Der berflpfenen WO4e itarben
249 Berionen in Baltimore. IS itarz
ben ii 9tnoer an BEN Maiern, 81
relle MaIernfGGe puroen gemeloet.
Son ben 0~erftorbenen ndren 81 9ez
aer, Sc ipuren i'm QuSlan0e geboren,
% Rinoer tamen tobt CUR 8elt, 8
qerIonen Harden i'm 8apoien : afb(,
81 in 6pfpitGlern, IL in anoersn Snz
tituten, 26Snquefte purOsn ge9alten.
Die Sterbli9teitsrate mar 23.41 PRO
1000 Der @efammt6sDOIterung, 22.02
fir oie 0siBen unb 31.07 fir Die Zee
ger. Dem Otter na9 Dertbeilten ii9
Sic SobesFdQe pte folgt: AT Psrionen
tparen unter 1 Sa6r, Is 3pii4en 1
Ii. 2, IS 3niT9en 2 unb 5, 3 3piI4en
5 unb 10, 2 3piiden 10 uno Is, 5
3pif8en Is unb 20, 26 5pif4en 20
unb 80, IS 5pif9en 80 unb 40, %
spiI6en 40 uno 50, 10 3pii4sn 50
urO 60, 80 5pf9en so unb 70, %
5pif6en 70 uno 80, II 3pif4sn 80
uno 9OD5 3pif4en 80 unO 100 Sabre
aft. DIS ge6Oren tpurOen 1876 tpeibe
uno II g1sgertinoer gemeloet.
Die 9ouptfG4Ii4iten SOoesuriu6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
't a@e ,3Sas 5 a1ion'. in Birminoton. G. bait in
qbf. b. Camden. qbf. b. mt. r.
Queen Qnne's GiIenbo6nsGn.

TabrPlon trat II Strait q. It. 1902.
Eampisr otrlafeu Bier Tr. 10, QiQbtz5traBe:
Gd0li6 (au@s9euommcu Samiu9l els 9ormittoos
uHo 3.15 Ru6mittagg; Sumitaas UNI 6l5 gora
mjttags uno 2 llbr 9aamitta9s nab Reuts3slauo,
Gsutrcpile, Gepes unO 8pii6suitutioneH.
4nidluB an r2tlanars & Gbti. @iitHbabnH mao
Cation, CgfoyO uuD 3Diidentationen.
Grabt pirb s%ntg,gsn Gtn0mntn an Wo4tHtagrH
bis 6 llbr a6enDg.
Eelspbune: 6. & .. let. QauD 3l02. RO. C6,u.l
81. s. gB. SrogeL,
(g(aiT,1 Observation-Disclosures.
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Baltimore : 9nmPf : Yafet Sc.
(aIts mt 8uperIdmse Sai'Sinis.l


Sic Ser. 6tacttnAgoR bEf5uOsrno.
Sampfsr fubEsu tdg!ia. SOuHtog5 ausgtHommsa,
BON ,9apa2iuts"Qisrs, I0-l3 Qigbts6trdbe. $50
absuOg. Direft nab OO BOint Comfort, ROriOlL
aortsmoutb uHo a1;H 9unttsn ets SiOsHs. 8T'
b%inOuHg in Oh 9otut Comfort NIT g. & 8. Sis
~isnbabR" Ha6 aybmoao. 8srbiu0un8 in 9or:sH
mouth nit BAN ,S;aboarO Qir Sine ioliOtu qua
BON 9ortsmUutb nub at.aa;u. Sn gioriolt 9erS
~binoung nit Dr g2ltlautje Goatt 2iR.,4 IortOls
uuo Carolina, gtorfolt unO luoli9, Rorioli uHo
Dttti9 urO IOn Dominion Sine" nab 1sDbcrH
uRo WaibiTqton, R.aG.
Udbl}sittE pa3 eurOpdijbtm 9Iaus. 2ururi6ie
8aiitsrjjmmeT, s,sftrii9t 9%Gleu6tuug, 2ampibsia
JuHg, RoieR tret. ReicrOirts &ailttu5immer i'm
8iust4gireau Der r8aos2iHe,S Rr. l03, Cit*gaItis
mortsStrlBs. S:IapbOus g. & g. 81. Ylul 1875;
0tav1!uno, GOuytlanO 4Sj, Qtaag6's, Is 9OrO'
GbarIessStrakt, u7o gtrsau O5 s5cd5oarO Dir
Sine Continental Irut Go. Clubbing
Gnmet Broom. g6iniam Ndnean,
9.sSi1elz9gsHf, Den. Nr. uno Ban. Ggtnt.
SUbn u. Sbcrwoor, 8.s4r5i. uuo @sHsg2anGs.r
tGti2@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

Sine rei96aftige g a m M
g.-6rau Nainna MargOt SaltG,
fptl9e cine rei9bdlttge 4nii9tStarten=
Gummllna 1ciist, er9ielt seitern Die
1890. &arte aus Minbb0t, 9eutId>
6iiDmeit 4frita. Die &arten fino
in 80 Mlbums ein9et1eilt unb bieien
Elm INVERTEBRATES Stu5iarl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
NarblauO &c 9runiBIbaniaz Giiens
bahn>Gnmpaqnie.

Rortbzgbtnue= una GaF= 5tutipH n.
9:rlaTtu an 8o8entagsu nab BORT, "a, I'M 7So
liorgMs un0 3.05 Ra9mittogs.
gnIafeu an 8O9snta8m MAO 0slta, %, uH
49, Jtoggtns, 3b uWO 4.3O Ha0m'tiag5.
80, $50 Morgeus, sos, 43 3a9mtttaSs uns
500 NbeHO5.
9trlafeu an Sountaotn mao Gdt1, va, ua $50
MorgtHg uuD 400 Rabmjtta3s.
9srluntu an SOuutageu udD 4tllir, B0., UNI
$50 Nor9sus, 400 Gahmitta0s un6 1000
- 8 Rorrig, Characteristic ta6ra.
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Gelofemonmsen mad 9cntidhIanc.
"a Gents pro gtart unb gommiI>
fion. sbeo. 8. Oiener &c 6 o.,
Ais 8attrzS traBe. 4usldnbiides
@elb, Me9Iel unb Grebit : 8rieTe.
Sdiffstarten bon unb mad europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

*** Der @0tez0 iftritt Rr. 1O8"
bes .0euti4en unteriiiBungs : Bum
bes" giebt beute cine @~6enOunterz
baltung in Der p8upertiden Rotioz
nal : 9ale," fir Die elm Invertebrates
programm aufgeftellt nOrben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
NOrOOentT6er 0 B.
~ 9IsgslmaBi9s
Qanpf = S6tffG9rt
BUliten
Baltimore mn SreHteR

OatIItt0re INN SCeNteS
our4 Die neuen unb erprpbten, nit
alien 8equemli6tetten perIebenen
PoitoamPfer eriter &laFe:
DEheGn," n8ranDenburg,"
pg1edar," n@uTel,"
~Matn," ,8reslqu."
Die ggpebitiongtoge fnp, ME folgt:
BON Baltimore: -
n9annoDer," Sumitag, ben 81, San,
2 Ibr g2u6mtttug8.
n80ln," MittnO9, ben II. Sebruar,
2 u6r ga9mittag8.
D@bemntB," Mittpo4, ben Is. Se6r.,
2 u6r Na9mittdgS.
n8re5Iuu," Mittpp6, ben 4. MtGr3,
2 u6r 9a8mtttug5.
o6ranffurt," M&ittmo9, ben 11,WtGr3,
2 r6r 9a9mtttag5.
n8ranOenburg," Mittpo4, ben Is.
W&dr3, 2 u6r Ha4mittags.
31it8saotds @g4iiagt. grstje:
@ou Baltimore ua6 .S36. 90
@On Baltimore nab gr:men.............$3 $4,000
0oh SrenltH MAD Baltimore. ...........,$ 36 90
SfDtits Raiitts4 aFlets4rstg:
Bon $40. so an.
HuHorsiitsBiGsts con RLltImprs:
gab grcutsH uHO 3uriid $40 so
gBeGsn Gra$t uHO 8rEass psnot u;an G6 an bic
gtutraIsagsatsR
u. S4uma6er e Co.,
Or. 5, saO=9np=s trabs.
ODtr
@bDdrb Raine,
Office Oss sSsuti@sH SSrrsipoHOsrtsn.a
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rIoOal SGue "Stnte
mad qbtlaOelpbta uuO msD,gOrt.

O,sGa qbf. d. GamOcu. gbf. b.. Wt.8.
S6laflpu0gOu $500. . 3.5l 9Orm. 592 o.
Gran. Im. & Diner = 755 9orm. u 500 .. y
Buffet 4arlor $3.50. GIG Sorut. ~ g
QarlOr, Giuer &c. y.52 &0rnI. ~, e. U
4urlOr, Diner ..... 1000 &otm' y .IV'2t q
Ron,r Qimitso, augidicBli8 pullman : 3ug,
g""Jfst Emof,r Narlor, CblcrpltioH, Speiit= uuo
EE.fIE5aS1"org $40 Ru6m. 3 3.53 q.
Garlor, Diner 49,. 600 a0o5' o03 a.. =
S%[g;r ,,1aorg *I2.3 80 gDrm. %l2.A y.
gofaI.S fpaQQon nab gcrp=0ort fertiq 5uul
m+Lramh in Ut. 3oDal=S Citation nm 1000 @btuos.
u mo6 gtlauticzGitD IN BO6entagen; ., na3
qtlauticzGjtp tdgli3.
@ne ,3Hge balten in giImju0ton. 6, bdlt in
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*** Der ,8rauerz unb 8iiFerz
&ranten : ltnteritiiBungs : 8erein"
berunfaltet am nG9ften Montag i'm
,Qubor : 2bceum," Gr. 1011 unb
1913, Oft>8aItimoreftruBs, ieinen
"a. SabrssbaG. Der @erein bat umz
fafenbe arrangements fir feline Self
li6feit g~etroffen, unO u1em Qnideine
na8 tpirb bie1eIbe cine Der i4Dniten
tperOen, tpeI6e Der @erein ie ab9e6atz
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

*** Der ,S6alia : MdnnerAor"
eie6t beute, @onntug, cine Narrenz
@iBung in Der r9ermania : Mdnner=
6orz6aQe." Oa BON jeber bic n36az
Tia" fi6 tets nit ben 9ergniigungen
unter benz 9u6Iitum 8ultimore's be-
lie6t ma8te, 10 tperDen aud biesmal
SSreunOe uno @0nner ni9t berfeblen,
3u eri6einen. 9as bepd6rte Gomite
bat aud ale 6ebeI in 8epegung gez
ieBt, I'm oieie 5eitIi9teit gu elmer Der
gldn5enbften 5u MAIDEN. Gs tommen
unter DIRECTION bes 9rof. Soi. 9a9e
peri6ieoene g60re gum 8ortrage; fer
ner rperDen fomii9e 8ortrGge 3ur@elz
tuna fommen, unb Der 8ldn3puntt
beg Q6enOs pirb inter Der 2eitung
bes beliebten &omiters @briIt. Meper
itattfinben: bic 9ofe in 3pet Qtter,
Ser &f nit benz 9ra6en." @s
lit Der @unT6 bes rSbaliugN 2Gnner>
6ors," ale feline Sreunoe unb 90nz
ner ao6lrei6 begriiBen 81 tDnnen, Oas
ARRANGEMENTS : Gomite beitebt aug
BEN So. 8eorg 6%immel6eber, 8orz
flyer, Gbriit. Muper, 4lfreb 9enteI,
8m. Qimmrotb, Seinri4 6reter, 8eo.
2enB unb NntOn Rei4.
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9as pigeon Gobe 6otel" in
Mafa4ufetts lit Our4 6euer 5erit0rt
pOrben. Der S9aben tpirb auf $685.
900 9ef9dBt.
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Rrantbeiten pur0en gemeloet:

,,Ebalia= M1nnerdbDr."
@rpse Hnrreniibuna SDnttag, BEN
rs. Sanuar, in Der u0ermaHtas
M1nnerhursSale." C18,23-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

NbIeben.- 0as 2eiden6egGngz
nib BON 9rn. QrnoGb @bmunb 9ile=
getft, peIfer am 5reitag plOBlt9 in
ieiner 8obrung Nr. 2043, pennIplz
pania : Npenue, Itarb, finOet auf Der
r2pubon : 9art : Cemetery" Itatt.
Der @erbli9ene purbe am 13.NoDemz
Der 1847 in GtdustbdG am 9ur3 in
0eutI9lanb geboren. Dis ie9sjGbriz
ger &nd6e fam 9r. 9iuegetit nit ietz
men @ltern, bic iid bier nieOerlieBen,
nu6 Baltimore. Sein Batter mar Or.
|. @0munb 6ilIegeiit unb feline N}utter
cine geborene Heinefe. Der iungs
9iGegeiit ergriff nit feinem Is. Sabre
bic &aufmqnns : Garriere, 1867 eta
bltrte er an Der Galbert : StraBe Elm
@pirituoIen : @ef6Gft unb 3og 0arz
auf mad 9ruio : 9tQ : &Oenue. Dor
II Subren griinbete er bus Spirituoz
fen : @ef9Gft an Der 9enniploanioz
Npenue, tpel9es er nit groBem Grfolg
betrie6. ST. 9iIegeiit mar 3pet Mfal
per6eiratbet, unO 5tpar 6eirutbete er
1871 mad benz SDbe ieiner erten
Trau, SRI. Office @ran, feline i'm iiberz
Iebenbe Satin, SRI. 4nna 8ii9op.
QuBerbem 6interGdBt Der 8~ertorbene
bret sD9ter, Trau Qmelia M.GOates,
Srau Sba 81. NOr6en6Ol5 uno SRI.
emma 6. SilIegeift, unb flint Gntelz
timber. Gin SObn ging i9m i'm SOOe
Dor bier Sa6ren porun.
- SIN 6Oben 4lter bon IS Sa9ren
fur6 am 5reitug Sruu Gliia6et9
Rupp, @ittpe bes 9rn. Gbriitian
Hupp, in Der 8p6nung hires @9nie>
~oerio6nes, Gr. 1909, @in9efter@Str.,
BON mo aus bas 2ei6enbesdngniB am
0ienftdg Nu9mittag auf Der p2ouz
Overwhelmingly ftattfinbet.
3pet 8eerbtgungen aus
einem 5aue = Sn 5pei tpet>
ZEN 2ei6enpagen tpurben geitern
Ha6mittag um 2 ubr bic 2ei9en BON
anet &inbern, S6rr. unb Srau 9uitab
9ieterlp pom Sruuerbaufe, Nr. 602,
NorbzM abeiraftraBe, aus beeroigt.
&atie, II Sabre oft, itarb am leBten
Mitttpo@ an 9er5truntheit, unb am
0onnerI tag fturb Die 4 Sabre alte
GtbeI 0ieterlp mad einpO4iger
Rranf6eit an Der 2ungenent5iinbung.
SrauO ieterlD mar iiber ben Sob ibrer
2ieben 70 niebergei4lagen, baB tie ii6
neigerte, Die fleinen 2ei9en 5u be-
fi9tigen. Gep. Daniel Snapp amttrz
tie, unb bic 8%eerbigung erfolgte auf Der
g20ubon=p art> @emetern."
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Merchants Miners

GR merchants m108kB
&1@IH Transportation Comp.
- 9dmpfcr : 3iHien.
Rdd Bottom uHo H>m Casn:
isben gioHtaa, DIsHitag. 0oHIerftGa uHo SnmtaR
Nbenbs 6 uaT.
g9adh @rpDiecnee Mne Gem CRcH:
tshen UitttlUoh, 6rettaa NIB SoHntas, abcHbs 8 uHG,
g1dh 20pdnnab uuo Dem Sueen:
iebsn 9Itnfias. DonntIitdq, Sdmiins, abGHos 9 HhGs
Rad feDpUrfsT emo Huo 9SOrfoLP:
tdgIih I'M d ubr Abtnbs.
lnlbertrtfHihs BcaucmlidtcItcH uub BePoftauRs.
@orsfdItiss geriaouns uno ihHele gefor6sruns
BON Jra4t. 8. u. 9tutngbam, agent,
6uB oe5 IGn9Cn Do6st
R. .. Burner, @..p.'a.;
Is. g. "putius, O. &. u;
q. Z. 5tebbtu8. @.sD1.;
8. g. 8bitneD, 2. O.. unb E.sT.
SouptblreaGr-Nr. 214, Gh'9 srmansS trake
Il3t&SI
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SHE 3etTe uadb 9cntTflanS,

nm bic 0elt ober mad irgeno einem
She'll Der WeIt arrangirt. Heilebilz
Iete iiber ale 8a6nz uno 9ampferz
2inien. S9eo. s. 9iener g.
6 o., 415 MdterzStr. (2660
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Xxx ST.. 6einri4 MObr, Der Be-
liebte GrFrii8ungsipenOer, label an
onoerer @teGs i'm n9eutI4en Gore
~fpOnOenten" feline 6reunOe uno Be-
fannten Elm, ii9 an ieiner 50. Sc
burtstagsfeier, Die am nd4ften Monz
tag it%attfinOet, gu bet6eiIigen. Die
5eier finoet in Dem 9oteI be5 9rn.
Mo6r, Nr. 1884, QEiceunnufraBe,
nu6e Dem 8roaOpnp : Murtte, ftutt,
unb bat 9r. WSobr ale nOthigen DR.
engagements fir bic 8%spirt9ung Der
9Gite Bel Der 6eier getroffen.
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Is ~Grftsfon-Sinfe.

c GrttsGon-Stnte.
Mttrafttpe 8afrrsROnte mad philadelphia.
onbaItsrb In stttertOu, mp., urO Gbefsr, pa.
9cd $3.50, RaiGt. 500. GurDfubrt Us Sage
$3.50: ~Eildfabrt NIT BET %. & o. GiisHbabn'
$50. ga6 atlantic : City $275; SIC. 1915.
Tad RtlpsQorf 500; Ggt. $500. 5trnr
Dur9f1ufsrDt gi1tts mad albauD, Grop, Dos
Ron, Rtuaeapsu (GoHn) uuO gunitsu n0rDlia
t6gIi& Inn 5 ubr Tlbmittags, usgsHOmmsr5oru'
taos. Eap.gDot 730 9ormittaos tdolia. 4as
GrfurFpussgiu:ts DHbsu i'm 9lrtau unO hi d Is
BIS, Rr. Is, 3orosGbarItssStrabe, 0r'
tauft. 6brcibt Utssn 5i,jitbarobua.
GIartnet SbriUtr, agtHt.
Q632&S-l Ar. 204 GigbtsStrdBs.
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6erihtsbr:9anoIungct

Grtmtnu1gert6t. 8or
ai9ter Stof6riogs.) Sir MOntag:
Otsbfta6G - 9atrif Grune, SIuac
Ro6inTOn, Dm. Wilion, QlfreO Ra6z
lep. 6ali4e @orfpisgeIlngen- Sobn
81. Grip. 4ngriff Sames o.
DDIie. @erIaKen = Cont. 9ogt II.
So6n %. 3angribge.
Q6tbetIung q r. 2, = 8or
Ri4ter 8ri9bt.) Sir Montug:
Oiebita6I - 9enrD 8ilfon, Putrid
Servings unb 9attie Bottom. 4ngriff
: 6attis Bottom, ,Sacob @rdff. @u=
ga~bunoiren - Wulter Wili on,9 arrD
s. Boomers. NOrbungriff - SEQ.
gros6b.
@uperiorz @eri4t. -@or
&i9ter p6elps.) S9par3fopf Sop
So. gegsn Baltimore : Sbio : 8a6nz
&c." Qntrug a6gepieIen. s. Ser
naro 8rOpn gegen Sfouc 8. Ri4ole
ion, @inpanb gegen ben 7. 9untt
iiberganger1. @merican 2umber So.
gegen Ogden q. &trtIano, Qntrag,
Irt6sil aus5uitrei9en, unter 3uittmz
mung ii6erganger. Simon 2uupz
beimer gesen Gbarles u. Ro0gers,
ii6ergangen. s. g. 8ruuns, 9erpalz
ter, gegen Moies Bel8, aufgei4oben.
s. g. 8rauns @erpalter, gegen Sobn
s. 8arclap, aufgei4oben. RObt.9 Sum
ter gegen @ppnns SANS Conjunction
g., non prof. Sir MOntug: f4tpez
benOer San BON 8rebm gegen Gilbert
BROS. uno Rrn. %, 81, 80, 81 uno
80.
8uifengert4t, - (8Or ben
Hi9tern SoDage, 8lOd II. S'8rten.)
@s purben ernannt gu SeItament5z
@oqfrefsrr i'm Sale BON SamesO}cz
GaD 8tl6elmine M2c@ap uno Somes
8. @ernsoDfer, 8iirgf6dft 5000. gu
g1a3laBberpaItern in ben 5dlen BON
Wm. 8. 6. Orr g9arlotte Rui6,
8irgf9aft 5000; BON Sobn %, ..
96ore So6n u. Wbite, 8iirgi4aft
$4,000; bor0tnnu 6eil @uiannaGriB,
8iirgf9aft $14OO; OOn SbOmus Repz
noIos Mfarp Is. Gepnolbs, 8iirgf9aft
$4,000; BON Sonutbun 8. 9ubbarb
@li8abet9 s. 9ubbaro, 8irgf4aft
$1,000; pon Gutburine 6rulinger Gaz
t6arine s. 6tbputrid, 8iirgi4oft
$4,000. Na6laBberi6te beftdtigt in
ben SFGGen BON @manbu 81. Pbillips,
1921; Tannp Gong, $1608; Bic
toriu 50. 3. Deber, $163; 90. &roG,
$4O8; &urOIine @ilber3abn, $4233;
So6n 6. u6l, $2O64; &obert S. So
nea, $3167. 8erfdufe rutifi5irt in
ben 6GQen BON Qnnie s. Burners,
$176O; Oe6orab 8ronn, $1,000.
Common pleas 8ert4t t.
= (8or 8i8ter Git9ie.) Gprus S.
Gturt II. o., 8ertpalter fir ous GU
prem : Council Sroer Of @6Oien
Srienbs, gegen bic n5tbeIitp Ii. De-
pofit 50. Of MurpIunO", ni4t beenz
bet. MarD perouttp gegen Marp
gre6u, geI9li9tet. 6runf 20ffler
gegen bic l1niteo 8ps. II, glectricGo.,
o~bgepiefen.
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Sermii6te 9In3eigeH.
frtmrn's Drrfdrrungs-U OmpagniG

BON Baltimore.
GeQTInbCt..
Sfftce:
Rpropft=G6e Der South uno Batet'Stra6e.
9i.ie @tisQidnft ueriidert eesen 8erIuit ODER Be-
Ih6bisurs bur6 6euer ale SOrttn GiseEt5uH ea9leT
ober aHberpGrts 81 duscrft %9uHitl9eH SeolH9nH9eh
SeriIderung iur tlreH &Gs oocr lan9ere SerIootH.
s. &. =. NJ ollie, 8rdiieent.
DireFtoreu:
Gtorse 81. SLATE, 8. OIHsp gtorrts'
GborHton HolIns, SolR w. Slttls,
OsoeE q. 9trtlaEb, @t,rIro Sta6.:H, lnd.,
btrmaE 6. BIGtt, div Sb. y. GHarner.
&. O. e. Bo[fc, U. ). GonFe11,
q. U. S6leHS, AHoren y. GonloH.
6jro. RIalifoue, Geo. 8hlttIo6.
(5ui !7,ISt&5O &arrp g. Etdn. Sttr.
0nrirt! 4urirt!
So, poFtiO iurirt. Qns S%Opfbouts unO eaar'
trautb.iteu Our3 Mms. &Oblerman's
b,ribmts Qrdpurats.
9rodtre aopfbuut, 5buppsn, 4usfdatH, SUDDEN,
ierobe Saare, e~eipoltsnt &ouripiBsu unO ole dbn'
Iibsn Rrdutbtiten gebeilt.
Gur.uolt bdsitiot S6upp,u.
III Sbeer g q 1 c turirt Gctma.
Rouburei ittnt bic nuturlidc Gdrbe BON
srorautsm unb qeblei6ttm Saar pieOtr Der.
Gau be GuiHiHs itdrtt bic 9ddrpurjtlR
unO b~,ftitiot SUDDEN.
Sieic 9rdparute iTRb dbiolut 5uDerlaiFg. E19
mtintn eiQtntu SormuIas b%trgcttat, BADEN fs f9
felt Sabrsn betudbrt.
Mme. g. IDblerman,
9altimorts bette Griieuit,
gr. 329. RUre s Gutap > gtraRt.
(99,iSol
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ShiF8farteI

Asen unO ben G0rapa 1bsE Bremen sSeE @9Ra
5Wrd bei0Tgt bic
@RUeOtaBUW pee ~8eWtIbeR G0rsefRpn@sntsR,V
6.s@.SG&G aalstmaEssStL RR9 @ARRSiReGBgAaa !,
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Sin SbGag aegen lIniuucn.

gin6aItsbsfe9I gegen @triter permaz
nent gemu4t. - Qngebli6er gonz
trattbru4. - @si4dftIi4e @irz
rem. - Die @6emifere. - 9es
mprhe8 perbGhtid.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-11-13

but to apply their figures to our forests
would undoubtedly be misleading. Three
hundred and fifty feet board measure
has been estimated as the annual growth
in the United States. If We put ours al
say 200 feet to the acre we will
have an annual growth of SO 200 900 GOO
feet This, however, would include limbs
and branches and very rough timber
which would not be used in this country
except for fuel. Deduct for such timber
so per cent, and we have still left
81, 240 100000 feet as the yearly product.
At the lowest the stumpage, that is, the
value of such timber standing in the
tree, may be put at present at 81 per
thousand, which would give in the first
case a revenue to the state, provided it
were all in the hands of the crown and
subject to government dues, as most OF
it is, of S532 ,000, 600 for the virgin for
ests of to-day, and yearly return for
that of the maturing timber of S37 ,240,-
O0O But this represents only what nigh.
at present prices be asked by the gov
eminent as a royalty and forms but a
small part of its value to the community
as whole. Possessing Tot only the raw
material, but also the motive power
right at hand, Canada should be without
a rival in the manufacture of all ar
ticles in which timber forms the chief
ingredient.
With regard to the second point, the
Cay has now arrived in Canada when q
broad. comprehensive forest policy is a
necessity, and can only be ignored with
great loss to the country. On account
of so much of the timber being still in
the possession of the crown, this country
is in a position, by careful administra-
ton of its forests. rot only to preserve
favorable conditions in the matter of
water supply, but at the same time to
derive a perpetual revenue from this
source in excess of what has ever yet
been realized, and at the same time pro-
vide employment for large proportion
of the population.
1t is true that much of this timber is
nous demands for ii which the futu-s
will bring, and with the increased facfl-
Titles for its transport, which will be af-
forded by the rapid opening up of the
country, there can be no question tina,
| the timber industry of Canada should
not merely continue to maintain it,
present position among the other pro-
ducing countries. but to take its plac.
as the foremost of them all.
E. srEwJ~rT.
Canadian Superinte ndent &. Forestry
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afterward permitted to sail on to Con-
stantinople with the apologies of the
sultan. Mrs. Goelet has done no en-.
tertaining since. the death of her
daughter Beatrice, whose face and per-
haps whose name will be familiar
three centuries from now, though she
died as young girl. 1t was she whose
portrait by Sargent, named simply
Beatrice without the final name, was
the sensation of a picture exhibition
dozen years ago. and was probably Mr..
Sargents Growing masterpiece up TO
that time. With a demure and limo
Gently sweet expression the little girl
stood with folded hand just beside a
stand on which perched gorgeous
green parrot AS Sargent is the one
living painter whose pictures we know
will be increasingly famous for cen
fury or more to comet may be true
of others, of him it is undoubted-the
claim Of the little Beatrice to reason
able share of immortality transcends
that of many grave statesmen and
scholars and men of wealth who to-
day loom big but are doomed to speedy
oblivion.
Genius works it's marvels still, after
all.
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German statistics show that from the
beginning of the last century, when coal
began to be generally used as fuel, the
wood consumption has increased in the
same proportional rate as that of coal.
In Great Britain, according to the evil
dence recently given before the depart
mental committee appointed by the
board of agriculture to enquire into and
report upon British forestry, it is shown
that while during the past 20 years
the increase in population has been %
per cent, the percentage of increase in
the imports of timber for the same pc
Rod has been IS per cent; that is, that
zach inhabitant of these Islands con-
sumes more timber than was the case
20 years ago.
The manufacture of pulp and cellu-
lose alone is now consuming immense
Quantities of our spruce and other
woods Taking the whole consumption
of wood the world over for the various
hses to which it is applied, and then
taking into account the visible means
of supply, and the outlook is by no means
reassuring One thing is certain, and
that is, that timber famine is shortly
10 be felt if the timber producing coun-
tries do not at once commence to hus-
band the forest wealth which they pos
sess, and of which so many of them
seem to be oblivious.
The history of the increase in the
value Of forest products in Europe with
In the past 100 years may be
taken as indicating what the advance
In price of these products will probably
be in this country within the presen.
century.
This question was very fully discussed
Ut the last two meetings of the Royal
Scottish Arboricultural society, and
will take the liberty Of making few
Quotations from recent reports of tran
sactions at those meetings. In the re-
bort of 1900, DR.. John Nisbet, in his ad-
dress makes the following quotation