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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Mfrhfnttrrs INN strnhhrriie.

6oIgenbes iinO Die auf ben %ituutIiz
den @oagen fir 5er, StrO6 ii. I. NJ.
getern er3isIten 8reiie:
SeFIt6e 9eumoa9e.
5eu.-Simotb0, 500 pro Some,
8Ieebeu Sic, gemif6te8 $17 pro
Some.
Gtro6. - @ei8enFro6 $40 Bis
$11, ROggenftrob SIT pro Some.
Mots- neue5, $2,85 Bis $3.50
pro Sap.
8eFGi6e 6eupaage.
6eu.- SimotbD $40 Bis $50 pro
Some, 3Ieebeu $16 Bis ST, gemti4z
te8 $18 bis $40 pro Some.
6tro6. - @ei8enitrOb $1,000
Bis $11.5O, Roggenitrp6 SIG Bis $17
pro Some.
Mat5- neue5, $3.50 Bis $500
pro SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

6r. @il6elm 8ilbe, Elm alter
5reuno bes r9euti4en GorreiPons
benten," Der i6on iein i%ilbernes Subj
lGum ais 2aIer oes 8lattes gefeiert
bat, briidt in einem 1e6r freunbi4aft=
lid gebaltenen S4reiben ieinen 9ant
unO Teine Qnerfennung iiber Oas 30
TIE 8u6" aus. 6r. DilDe lit Elm Be-
fainter 6armer in SbaOp@Sioe, &nnt
Nrunoelz GountD.
6r. QDam Stopped BON 2apiOum
i6reibt: mn ee6rter 9err! gmpfan=
gen Sic 6iermit metrsn beiten 9ani
fir Die giitige l1~eberienoung be8 .3o=
t6en8u9es," pel6es bD4it interefant
1T bur4 ieinen g~sOiegenen Sn6aIt.
Ser Correspondents" lit elm unent=
6e6rIi6er 6uusfreuHo fir un8 gerpor=
Den unD itebt in eriter 8sibe Der oeut=
fden SournaIe. Mtt Q6tung 3eifa
net etc"
9r. So6n Ott BON Qtlantic : Stir
i4reibt uns: r0ert6er 6errl 8ir
Raben S6r y8ot6es Bud" erbalten
unO Iagen un5eren 6er3Ii6en 9ant
6afiir, Oenn es 1T Ie6r f60n unb GU
glet3 aud iebr Ie6rrei6 unO mir fin
ben IS nod better, ME Die 3pei leBter
Bidder: ben ugorreTD0nOenten" t0n.
nen mir gar ni4t entbeRren, benn Der
tit INNER febr ungeie6en BET unS, I'M
penn Sic i6n man6mal nidt ienoen.
Oa oenfen mir, e8 lit i'm 6auie Gtpo5
ni9t in Orbnung. Uttt 8ruB Der
6leiben mir etc"
6r. 8uItop S6ul3 Don G6eiter.
Uo., briidt in einem S6rei6en Ieiner
ber3li6Iten 9unf fir ba8 DRot4;
8u4" aus.
Sin re6t lte6en8piirbiges 9ant>
i8rei6en fir ba5 n8ot6e Bud" UNI
Rem yDeutf9en GorreippnDenten"
ianbte 5rau Minnie 8oIpud Don Sui
ton, W}o., tpel6e iagt, 0aB Der n9eut=
iae Correspondent" aues 9oS brtngt.
mas man tGgli8 nur erparten lam.
0esgleifen 7anOte SRI. Marp Bur.
ger BON W}ilnautee un8 Elm b06it
I6mei6el6ufts5 69rei6en fir Da7
n3fot6e 8u6"; 7e 1T cine treue 2eiert6
oe5 y9eutf6en GorreiponOenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Surdb .. u. Sirflaur, MuFtionatOr.
0crmaltcrs =Scrfamf
Dts
6rortsS traBenzSbeaters
-iopit-
elmer baran gren3enOen 8eituuration
uno Nobn6aus alS Nr. 314,
Ill z. (E--
5yrDnt5StrQBe, betdnnt

O~~AA ~~NDNg
Rrait NM in Nu5 fitbrua1 zines 8tiebl5 Ocs
GctisQtri3ts Der Stl0t Baltimore miro Der Inter
jcians;e am W 0 Il ! a 9, Ota :. 9Idrj, RabmIts
tags l ubr, in Der g5t.al Gftdte GrbIHge," eriIrr
6lur I'M &ups9ujloiHg, Oas Qeiammtt rlt'oIqcuO
bcibrieb:ne uuO in Der SrdOt 9dltjnort, 0tO., be-
lcgsn: @run0tj9cHtbuul auf oficntl:5tr Nuft;On
b~rtluicn:
Grteus - Gin @runoiid an DER Toyolptfz
Ode Der 6rOuts NM 2op=StraBt, nit elmer 5yoE,s
al 6~r0nt=StrlB. Don ~1Hgeidbr jlD;juuOdbtjig 80
GuB icbs % 3Ol ug0 elmer EiCIt bis 5u Sou,s'
5Glcr BON %unQtfdbr cinbuH0ert uHo ucuHuuouicg=
StraBsu=S 6eatcr. Eic 5roHtt Ocs b;}dQttn GguHO=
itiids, mil elmer 5itfe DON u:uuunoHcunjiq tg9D
SUB 1T tjucm iG6rlibcu e3runolius BON Ortibun0crt
SoGur5 $500 uutCrDorien, NM Oer itbrilc Gbsit
uuttrljcQt einenI idbrlihcH @ruu0jiH5 DOH iiufz
unQitbcnjjQ Collars so.
3 DeiteHs- Gin an obilts @ruE0iiif an=
grtn3snots @runosigeHtbnm, NIT elmer 5routt at
6roHt=StraBc uoH ung.i dbr T~tbtuj;bH % 6ub
unD elmer Sttft bon %unGcdbc HeunlHOHcuu}jg l99l
SUB. 8tblus lit paffibs nit elmer iDc:h0di9cn
Superintendent HctdurdtioH uu0 9SObu6dus, ais
Tr. 314, 6rOntsStraBt, betannt. GjIem idbriibtn
8runDliHs non DrciuHOiebsjig Dollars uHO fiHi=
uHOTt6suiig Geuts t$63. 10 uHt:ripOritn.
8erflnis=9toinguHQtn: @ldr. Gin Scpoftum
BON finfbuuOGrt Soldrs $500 pirO auf Das erite
GruuOitid uuo tiu6uuort GoGdrs C$l00i AMI Oas
;peit: sur 3cjt Dts &ertdui5 ~p;r.uuqt. NIt NRit=
then, SttUeru, @yuuO}iuicu NM 99aTCrmict3tn
iperocn bis gum &,rtauistag: btribti9t.
Ni9urD :. Gulbretb,
Rr. 95}, GIlor:z9uil0iuQ,
Truitcc.
.. u. &~irtIaHo,
(32,42,GI IuftioHator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
&nfrengunarn CUR 2ettnna zines
W1rOerS.

G4spenne, Wpo., 8. Ge6ruar.
: Sine am 81. Sanuar in Der 2egis=
ldtur @9pming's einge6ra4te 8ia
ioa, ME es ieBt beruusfommt, nur Den
3ped baden, Som 9orn, Der pegen
Der @rmoroung @m. Nidel's gum
8ooe berurt6etIt fporben lit, DOR 8pq=
itrefung bes urt6eils gu bepa6ren.
Die Bin f6afft bie5oOesfrafe ab uno
erbdlt riidipirtenbe Strait betreffs al
Ter SoOesurtbeile; tpel9e Bel gafIi=
rung Der Bill 5nar perfinOet, a6er
NOD ni4t DoQitredt Itno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
RrnhnftrnsMnrft.

untenIte6enbe preiIt be3ie9en Tid
duf ben Gngros : 5an0eI; fir ben
&Iein6anbel muB Elm ent5pre6enoer
@uffalag gema4t iperoen.
Turm : BroDutte.
2e6enDe8 GefIiigeI: pro qfuno,
iunge 6ubner 12c. bis 15c.; ate 6ibz
ner 12c. Bis 1876; 8GnIe lie. bis
14c.; guter 13c. bis 1885,; Gnten lie.
bis 15c,; Sauben, prp Poar 15c. big
20.
gier, pro 9uBenb 19c. Bis DC.
Mepfel, pro SAP $1.25 bis $500;
R~ronsbeeren, pro SAP $1,000 biz
$14,00; 4pfeliinen, prD 3tite $1.75
Bis 1925; grObeeren, pro Quart
25c, bis 30c.
Semitic: &artoffeIr, pro 8uIaeI
SOC. bis 65c.; 3pie6eIn, pro 8ui6el
SOC. Bis &c.; WeiBtobI, prO Sonre
$500 bis $500; &~opfialot. pro
Serb $1.OO Bis $3.50; 3uderriib'r,
pro Rifs SOC. Bis 4Oc.; Se1srie, pro
8iinbeI &c. bis Sc; Garottsr, PRO
3iTte 30c. Bis 35c.; Spinal, pro 8us
TdelfiFe 4Oc. Bis &c.; brauner &oAI,
BRO 8uffelfifte 10c.; S0matOes, pro
Carrier $3.50 Biz $3.50; runOe 8jiz
BEN, 15c. Bis 2Oc.; Meerrettig, pro &i@
tie SOC. big 75c.; @urten, pro &or6
$500 bis $3.50; CRIME 8obnen, pro
Serb $1.75 Bis $500.
8ilo: Sanger 6irih, pro Pfun0
15c. Bis 16c. @nten; Muuaro, pro
8uur soc. Bis $1,OO; 8~IadbeaOs, pro
8aur 6Oc. bis Toe; 8eObeoO8, pro
paur $3.50 Bis $500; GanpaBbad,
pro 9oar $500 big $3.50; 9elp0bnz
Ii@e, PRO 8oar SOC. Biz 4Oc. 9iri4z
ridden, pro 9fun0 25c. Bis 28c,
8rDcerte8 unb Proptto o.
mem.
Raffnirter 3uder: pro 9funO, gez
piirfelt, 5.514c.; pulDeriiirt, 5015c.;
GtanOarO granulirt, 4,919c.; fem
granulirt, 4,913c,; GrpItal, 4.914c.;
Columbia q, 4.663c.; 8el6er, 4.073c.
Bis 4.371c.
R,t+4or nrn Rf1fn0.
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Butter, pro 8fun0;

Sal5fleii6: pro Pturl0, gauge
S4ultern, engl. 8ei4n., 99c.; gang
tur3e 3ippen, &c; SettenfPed,
1896; gan3e Qei6itijfe, 1916; Sped
@6ultern, 104c.; Sugar : GureO"
@8uItern, 1O4c.; S6inten, 1896;
o6ne 9aut, 1916; 4icnic, 1Oc.;
nMsB"z 66peinefIeiIa $3.50 pro
SAP; 66maI5 - in Sierces, gut raj
finirt, 1O!c,; in 6dFern, 1916.
Raffes: Iotirungsn ijnO ME foIgt;
auF Der 8aii5 BON So Gents pro-
9fun0 fir Gio glr. 7; Santos lie;
bis lit; Maracai6O 92C. bis 1876;
SABA 19c. bis 23c.; MOtta 18c. fi5
19c.
@er0fster aaffee: 6. 9. g., in Riz
iter, 1O9c. Bis 1O.7Oc. pro @funO;
in 8ii6fen uno SGden, reiner SABA,
323c. Bis 33c.; SABA uno M}Ottd, ge~
miI6t, 28c. Bis 285c. PRO PfunO; reiz
ner M}aracai6o, 22Ic. Bis 23c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
Z Wtnter ~ I03.
9euFlge S0IuBrdtt

81 8.-0ie beutt8e Wtdts3uFubr
betrug 9O,6O1 8ui6el; @erianOt DON
ben Gtepatoren 1851 8uidel; aus ben
@tebatoren 3uriidge3o9en 1,020,737
8uf6el. 8erfauft ipurben 10000
NtGr3 gu 5244, 5000 Spot gu 54f unO
10000 5ebrudr gu 544.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

nSoup 8epp" fpieIen babel %feIbtoer=
fdnbli6 Die 6auptronen. Die 9eIel>
56aft befe6t aus 80 9erfonen, mos
runter fi6 perI6iebene beriibmtc
@aubeDtuez g e3ialiften, .pie bds ortz
gineIe 3ebz IL. 3urropzSrio, Sdrod
unb Rice, Qn6rep 0'g}eiI, Gua
@6ielos, Serene goung, Sen 8. Dill
lon. SameS 5arlep, 2iGie Seiger, 8.
p6iuips. QouiIe 9empiep, 4nna@afz
iello, 2i35ie gurcea uno @lItnore
Gt6monb befinben. Sc perben leben
Nu6mittaq 8prfeuungen gege6en.
nmp Sbeater."
Die rRo9al 8urIesques" treten
bte7e @o6e i'm nMonumental Shea
ter" auF, Die 5pei 8urlesfen Iino
Ie6r qut gepG6lt uno urfomii4, nab
rsno bic &oitum: aGeS bisber 9agez
peIene ibertreffen fouen. Inter Den
Characterization ftno gu %ernd6nen:
Die Ga Balls, bu8 Sroaep Gar SriO,
ReQp unO 0aDis, Die geI&pifter
Granforo, Die gsnturp GomeOp Sour
uno Roialie.
geabDbD RecitoL Sin
@eIungsRecitaI piro am nd4Iten
9reitag, ben 10. 6ebruar, I'M 9ea6O>
bpzSnItitut gegeben perben, unO 3p0r
bon Sri. U&arguret GumninS, Co.
pron, uno G6arle5 8abpIb, 8ariton.
8eioe 7ino W}itglieOer be8 Qe6ritabe5
be5 SnItituts unD 9eb0ren gu ben be-
item unD tQlentDpQiten @dngern Der
Stabt. sic baden Elm 8rogramm gez
pG6lt, peI6eS cine Mn3abl fir BAL
ttmore neuer Gomppiitionen ent6Glt.
0as boue 9roqrumm lit: 0uett aus
,Sofep6" BON M}ebul; 0uett g@cco
Q'Qurora" pon 9ere3; 2ieOer fir 8az
riton - nQ'g8perto 0ocaiero,
@ei6nu6tslieo n@u7ant Suiuni"
nMinnelie6" unb n2inOenIaub," <z
Oeutf6; nQuf Dem 0afer 81 Itngen"
pon SCHUBERT, n8aitIoie 2tebe" BON
SCHUBERT; 2ieoer fir Sopran 81
Gogno" BON 4orpora, n3riiti 2uogRi,
triite cieI" BON G6erubini, ng}enuet"
BON Mdrtini, 8ecitatip unO Nrie aus
SEES 9e6eur8 be 9erIe5" bOn 8i3et;
Qieoer fir 8ariton - n9dmmer>
traum" BON 81. 6trauB, nSn Der
Gampugna" pon 81. 6trauB, Bright
q6oebu5" BON S. 9OOt, She 9apiD
QoDer" BON 81. 0errmann; 2ieoer fir
Gopran - Bitten to TIE @oice Of
2pbe" BON s, 9oot, nG}pmp6e anO
G6ep6erbS" BON 9urceu, Sen BIN,
8lud 8irD" pon 9aDIeD, n9aD~W&atz
ing" BON Neebbam; 9uette fir @o@
prun uno Barton - n5uir," nQobe
is Sizes @no" uno 81 9eart for
Gper1one" BON 81. Uplifting.
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SeufI9e SGIuBTQte:

DSullSC SuAubLNI-
0eiBer Nr. 2....--42
WeiBer Gr. 3 Al Al
WsiBsr Rr. 4.... 80 40
GemiT6ter 9}r. 2 1910
@smf5dter SIR. 3 $3.50
Gemii6ter g}r. 4 3I-88
Nr. 2 neiBer Clipped Al -41I
gartimorer g~Hetenb5tia.
y. sBEl. Lioocuoort x GaA
Baltimore, Z. 5e6ruur.
.. Wm. N&toDenDorf &c 50. bere6s
nen fir 6rancs: 8antier5 : Irotten
auf 5.18i (peniger 1916, ouf Si6t
5.153 (peniger 1I16), tauFmdnniide
auf 60 Sage 5.182 (peniger 1i16) bis
500. 8ei6smart ouF go Sage
"a 11f16. @utOer auf 90 Sage
80 1916.
Sterling 8antjar5 opf 60 Sage
4.84a, auF Si6t 4,87I taufmdnniIfs
4.S45 bis 4.8433.
YsrtduTe uuf ncr GieIt0en GffeItltA
FIRST CALL.
5000 urjrt0 8liapa0s &ac.........-....... GSia
5000 ltatt0 @aiuga0s Ey...-............ 95l5
10000 Staboaro 4. 81
1900 s,lboaro. 10 laars 5tr...............1o22i
20Qo 99sit @i5;uia G,atva. 6,s......-...ll2
2oo G5arlason GOaiog. G.at 5r.......... %
2oo 0,c7iu;l Wjo.ano 5.................Il6
1904 " - r.-- -rgr
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gtIte 3ettttngen t@olsvIpoHOeutsub
zoe. pro 9uHbsrt, 81 babtH in Der SfFcs 6ss -8sIh
ben &orreipoHeeHttas" 81LtiMege $sr. EaR &aA
Cffces anEna&u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
NuftiOns>N n5eigcH.
Gampbeu & SHenie, ~9lnludtte,
9tr. 20, Gh<2eringtonsS traBe.

SnHpDeu OhCHIH' ~H4uut1I
9r. 20, Ct=2sringtonsS trabe.
SBir lenfeu Die Iufmc=fiamFcft Don SduHeuz
ten, 6a6rifdHteu uuO &apttaiiittu aui Dan Gui
ofieHtli5tu auftion itattiiu0guOcu 9eru1I 4
trssYertau Oes 9roBtH uuo p,rtbu0lsl
eruuO1in$tre;sn GrluOcjgtut6ums, Nr.
), merchandising Habe 8l!t;m0re=StrlE
(SDaun's altts 0ottg, . SUB GroHts bis 3u cin.r
y SUB bre;ttu 2lQtD, bel 70 6uB 1jic, iammt
groBem Orsit0diQtu jiegeltsjHcrneu GtbduOs. Ger
Yrtauf finott aui 9;fcbl ots &rcisqeribts Rr. ,
am enita8 8, Den 10. 6cbrulr 1908, 9}a9mits
tags 4 llbr. an Crt uu0 Stsle itltt.
g8egtu 9cDiHgungm etc. UtnOe man fb an
8eter 5. Ga mpbelL,
Srutes.
9attiion & 0ubuu,
C4,3l,33,4D auft;onatoreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
BQItimorer G~ffeitenb6tie.
lP,ri8tt 81 ZEN pCtutia:7 gor5sfgoHo,rr:u' OEr5
y. sB=r. LIiaoeuoort < GzA

baltimore, z. 6e6rudr.
3. @m. I}tOoenDorf &c So. bere6s
nen fir 6rancs: 8antiers 2ratten
ouf 5.185 (pcnt8er 1916, ouf Si6t
5.155 (peniger 1I16), taufmdnnii6e
ouf 60 Sage 5.184 (peniger 1i16) bis
500. 8ei6smart ouf go Sage
"a 11f16. @utOcn auf 90 Sage
80 1916.
Sterling 8antjer5 ouf 60 Gage
4.84aa, auf 6i6t 4,87h taufmdnniIte
4.843 bis 4.848s.
YsrtduTe uuf Der 6ic7Jaen GffeTt>A
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Snrlebem auf 0runOeigentbmm.

9nrlcbcn Ton $500 bis $4,000
auf grunociacntbum in Der StaOt uno Dem 2anOc,
nieOri9e 3~u5rattu. ). D.. 9trrD x 3 0 II,
Gr. %, ST. 4aulsStrlBe. (aprIllI,I3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
8nItimnrcr Wnrft6erihte.
@nIa'a ts Sen .D:usIa'n GorsfDono'ntsn .

EUVVVT'F TF 0N 60'U'TV'H VV--TVVHo'"'VU'T
Baltimore, 7. 6e6ruar.
Me6L.- Die 6eutige Mebl3ufu6r
belief 7i4 ouf 1877 6dfer, einidlieBz
Ii8 2697 6dfer gu 2ocuit=Point unO
2319 6Gfer gu Canton; 8iiiten0erz
7anot 972 6dfer. Der M3e6lmortt lit
untbdtig unO f6einen lotale 9dnOler
geniigenoen 8orrat6 fir g~egenndrttz
gen 8eOorf 81 baben. Die ROtirunz
n2n Inn ME fnInt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
9nsriaen. -3n DrrfanieR.
a~utUmatifd,e Drop 6enE.
0rnnOeisentbnm at berfanfen.
3u p%erfaufcu;
getr fauftn uur perfaufen

Su p~erFdutcu;
T1cbrtre uiin ideusDertbt 99Obn1duier IN Dts
NM Observation-Disclosures. e, 6. 6 uHHIug b a NJ,
6I9 equitable 9ui!Oing. t39-4D
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@efrioe @dTluBrdt9

0e1trGge SqluBraIe.
@Dof 535--54
Nr. neiBer Spot 535-54
Steamer gsmiI4ter 81 -5lf
Gi0lifer neiBer AZ 81
6iolifer gelber AZ ID
Tebruar ....+ o5a-o+
M}dr3 5zs-ozf
6ufer.- 5eutige 6aftr5ufu3r
1888 gu76eI; aus BEN gIsDotorsH
3uriidqe3o9en 1916 8uIGeI; 9orratf.
in ben Gleputorer ,115,586 8uffs1.
8erfauft murre Elm @agsOn 91r. 4
lpeiBer i'm @efdn8niBbOFa gu 394.
5eutige S6luBrate:
0eiBer Hr. -42
0eiBer g}r. 3 1855. Al Al!
WsiBer 9r. 1 ... 80 40
GemiI6ter 9}r. 2 e.. 1910
@smi56ter SIR. 3 e.. $3.50
GemiIdter g}r. 4 37l-38
0r. 2 meiBer Clipped Al -41I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
SteQenqeiufDe

St~eIItqeiu9
Gin beuti6tr @dder iu6t iofort Nrbtit. 3a6z
suiruaen in Nr. 715, SiiosSrolDpap. Go
6ttIItGtfu6:
Gin gutter 8ddtr iuat Steat. Ndd3ufrdgcn in
9r. l423, Orleans 75trdbC. t39-40
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GrunociQentbum aqer dirt, Obue uuteri6ito, iUo
odiislbe bclegeu 1T, p~erlpalteu Ra6ldfe, %belorgeu
bas GiHfuiFrsn BON Miet5eH etc. Is. .. SD
1T q II, 6l2 Gam 8u:IOing. CSuni9,l5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09

3u D%FrFaufeH
gtIGte I7--3l uuo 46 ader; tin utues
9aus auf tintnI; biaig, penn oleis No9s Hob
~prtauft. "a t%riraqtn bel 9aRH0E, 3psit,r
Glur, .-6alpert=@ebduos.T fOtt24151
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-09
5000 8aar- S3.O 20 pro gsote

Si pcrtGlfchs
3iusif5diee &dui,- nit i:as 3inTmeru oil 9F9r''
etrabe, ,pj;6en 9altim9rs=5ts. unO GaITmouni=
ape utben r9atterionz9art' Sitis 8Gulsr satz
balten ale ~r,utittn eequtmliafs,tcn. s!Hi9iisBIi3
omeuiirte Reasr uu5 MarmorsIrtppeH, grtis
$500. @runDi:ns 81 idDyIi4. GeOUssStTaBs 1T
init BEN bstsn pItrifiJirtsH 3egelaeIutn gcpiIatrL
GDD , 0~aIIGsbsr. SdyIatsTus9msr
3au18) Rr. 1858, CfsgaIttniOre=5 traBc.
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Sem Snieiu ruthuben.

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fi6 i'm @lennz8 ebGuoe, 9eIo@
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fer WeIt.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26

inson turned and then kicked him in the leg. With
a he to his master.
a What did you, do to him?
II kicked him.
You have broken his leg. What shall I do with
you? period of thought. you shall the place
Of my good servant Friday who died week-a posi-
ton far too honorable for malefactor. Stoop
down, that you may show the sign of servitude..
He put his foot my head. started. 1 had been
asleep The wet sail touched my face, the
clammy foot of Robinson Crusoe.
B Tenth Grade Ralph Parker
South Side High School. 1904 e Lake Street.
WEE SOD HOUSES.
have always wanted opportunity to have
chat with President Roosevelt, and finally I had a
for short talk with him. heard that he
live west, asked him how he liked west
life. said being the saddle all day herding
cattle pretty hard life He also said that the
people had fine houses out there such have
lived in huts story high many of them made
of sod He said that once in While could find
good fertile land but most of it good only
for pasture for cattle and horses.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26
DECEMBER 2e, 1908.

May AcotI said to myself sultrys afternoon
sat in the shade of elm tree reading Little Women
IT should ask her if it that she took
facts from her life to write Little women y
Then it seemed to that heard faint voice call
by name answered and a lady stood before Are
anxious to talk with me?'' said with
smile. "Oh, are you Lou-exeuse me-Mss Alcott?'
She nodded, then said, What do % This
the beginning Of the interview and after that the
following dialogue took place.:
Miss Acott won't you sit down and tell me if
really used facts from your life in writ
ing Little Women 2"
Miss A.-Yes, to both questions that is, took
few facts from life for Little Women
but most of it is fiction.
(which of the girls represents you?
Miss A. laughing)-You are particular, aren't
you? JOS life is partly
I--Oh, is it?
Miss A.---Yes,
Voce-Meta, my DEAR get up off the ground. You
will catch your death Of dampness'
So ended my interview with Miss Alcott.
A Seventh Grade, Meta L. Wiberg,
Whittier School. 2617 First Avenue S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26
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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26
THE LAZY WORM.

A youthful worm lay sleeping fast
Within his cosy bed
And, as the hour grew late, at last
His mother came and said
Get up, my dear; it's very tate,
And such a lovely day;
I hear clock just striking eight,
Get up at once, say!''
In fear the lazy little worm
Unto his mother said,
AS he began to writhe and squirm,
And wriggle out of bed:
IT dare not rise till it is late,
Or else, upon my word,
know that it would be my fate
To meet that Early Bird!''
M. Lowe in CasselIs Little Folk.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26
ON ROBINsON,s ISLE.


s= One day when out sailing lay down in the
stern of my boat and closed my eyes. My boat soon
touched island Upon going ashore I
in of wild looking at me with
not unlind curiosity The following
sued said, II hope it won't rain
"It seldom rains in the dry season., he replied
shortly. There awkward pause.
I finally remarked South high champion in
4
Whats your r#name
Ralph I replied timidly. May venture to ask
your name %
MY name is Robinson Crusoe.
"Oh' After long pause. 'Is that your goat ?'' 49,
Yes, his is Edward. One moment, Ed.
Ward''ss Edward walked Robinson. Shake
Z hands with this gentleman Edward Mr.. Ralph Mr..
Ralph, Edward. His foot muddy but
of respect for Robinson. Edward stood close to
What a nasty creature he Was waited until Rob-