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! eau GHT4 IN "A STORM.

one fife morning five boys went sail.
ing and fishing, and when they got out Of
hard; and The waves were roaring loud !;
the clouds hung low. and the boat began
to rock The boys became very much.
ffigh. ened and felt sure they We're lost.
up In the fog. This frightened them more
than ever, Then they heard some one
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SOUTHERN E2AIl AY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 10. 1901
TRAINS LEAVE HMSND . it5.. x e.
700 A. M.-Daily Local for Chariot 70. n 2.
1880 MDay Limited Euit M. P9!lInan g
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South atT
500 p Mex. Sunday. keysftlle Local,
1000 p NJ --Daily, Limited. Pullman ready 500
a r. H., for all the South 5{s2@
- YORK RIVER LINE. 80 IS:
4 The favorfte route toy Ba tin,ore and Eastern
points Leave Rlehmond A::o +. NJ, Monday.
t:s5 4 I--Iixeept Sunday. Local mixed 4 for;
West Point. -, $50. 4,
Al "a M.--EMcept sunday. For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore anu.
river landings Monday. Wed an
Friday. . !, ~, :, Y, (, ~
e,h5 Al ri. and 81. r. NJ From all the Southt
48.35 p M--From Charlotte and Du4 nam, 56Sis g
Al M.--From Chase City ts
9:26 a.. NJ. -BsltlInore and West Point: 81: !3S
40 ,l5i a. NJ $40 r. M.-Fron, West Pint
!. c. IL ACliERT.. $. Il ttAftD ~ e
Z. ". HW7iEsTBuRY. 81 r, ''X.. J,
II b '5 Richmond, Va
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sprodting in tho spring pLrtly co . s9ss
tho basket with aome 81
a. An aHchi, ect9 named callsraaehus. WHO r.
In Ir,eredi9 80 see 1t, was E,luck wit LIS
BEATTY and though, II W w haK rlnr
~ a lite he made the 4Lorint THAN COLI
una. which thus got its name nam from ON,
sLoylI tn. .i . 49,, !, ~, ~,
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ER, s sss% sss.s sEss,t u: /.

Trains Leave Rlc1m ond---N orthHa I'd. 5aa88E
!:15 a. n. daily. Byrd St Through; "
6:6EiN NJ daily. Main ST. Through All Ful ll
man Cars Il 5g 36 I'll as l3fS II " II. ssfsS III,
S:si a. NJ. I, except Monday. Byrd ST. 'rhrousA.s
7:ls A. NJ. week days. Elba ashland accom-
$40 a. Nj, Sunday only. Byrd ST Thronsa.,SS''
s: $40 Al M week days, Byrd 81 Through
is:Ss week days Byrd ST
s:os p NJ. i dali VI Main ST. Through. ss$s
6:.S n. week days Elba- Ashland ac-8
SUI =. n. daily Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive Richmo nd--S Y th ward II
60 a.. NJ. week days. Elba- Ashland - ~
$:iS a days Byrd
i: NJ d @ssk essa
s :vS i, M Nj: Week days Eba.1 land accenas
5:!s ~ aa!ly Bysd g. Th sro, q u,
i iSssS NJ. daily. Main ST. Throus Pun \.
ia:b5 P NJ daily. Main st. Through. ~
SNocoTEEPdiiman. Sleeping or p rlor Cars on
w foI Tx NJ CIV cULP, ". f. TAiLoR,,s
Con han'f Asst Gerl M ir hlan:
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ladies' from every State In tho Union,
who keep the place in order Each
state has a room, which they hsss fur
srtshed With old furniture. such as they
used at that Time, Tho Virginia room
htas In 1t q good deal Of the furniture that
belonged to Washington himself. which
made 1t very interesting. lie vas made
conlmapder-M-chlef OF the Americans,
He was truthful and honorable. Though
he cut tho cherry tree with a hatchet he
told the truth! He had yst remembered
what his father had told hin about tells.
Ing the truth, and he never failed 70 tell
1t, He married Martha Gusts, q sweet
ard pious lady, They never had any
children which must have bsen apply
He died December II, 100. at his home,
Mount Vernon, He died Of pneumonia,
Ills end WAS peaceful, IT Is well" being
/ his last words His death was mourned
by every man, woman and child In the
country,
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irREvILIAN SUTHERLAND,
LEGEND OF THE
CORINTHIAN CAPITAL

K a young girl Of Corinth died. and her
had loved. put them in y basket on 3aIer
grave ana " tile on ton Of y Il III
IN tsy change IA he baske " P'aH "a sced Oh
The 70 ts Ios an a Apt lsYs and thus.
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GEORGE WASHING ON,

mi Adriance, Va, Feb ~, 1901.
This. one .of the saate men 20. - no
Eosld RSsaa m wa
II littJHs boY, III Khs tII M lQYSs
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STEAM BOATS.
VIRGINIA. 4 NAVIGATION CO..

JAMES RIVER DAY LIN p.
Il sTrA r 7POCAIIUN MAS leaves MONDAY.
,WSEpNEs ia 7 and FRIDAY ut Il "A, Al. FOR
Norfolk. Portsmouth Old Point, Newport = rs,
nectlnu al Old Point for Washing on. Baltimore
North re hs
A ~ Wharf. rare only sEen and 81 to Norfolk.
Music by Grand [,rchestrion.& &
Freight received for above. nance paSes nnd
Ina ~ Ivy l -, W.1if Hf,nn,,sr
Z N A. Barber Jr Secretary. Az H
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.wards settled in ENGLAND where he be- be-
came a prominent man W. ,,,.4S$j
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f1i1tar sirI1I have never contributed any
Time Is the n, y. C. q. lictor4, but Q
no ~ send dra wing, 'Sal INT y alenti.e,ss
$Uay',; win you please send me q badge
IN i should he ppsn ID win a prize, do you
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Selected n az AZ BY Dunno aI.AkrENsT11IN.
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ATLANTIC Il COAST. LINE

ITR AIMS LEAVE 5RTCHAIONDt DAI1.Y-BYHD@H
49, NJ Is ST r EE,r STATION ~ N.
5. EFTEcTly We s1o MIA JAN 10TH 80. =.
sos a. MA. c. Express to az poineeaSS
900 x. M --petersburs and Norfolk, a
Il2i0 r.. Petersburg and S,S w
q 10 p NJ Petersburg anti Norfolk g;s III
"a I'D r, nj. q oidsboro Local. III tIi
$50 n nj. Petersburg Local! =. . y ~
r 795 p NJ E'lorun and West lndlan fLts
4ted' 10 all points South -
0403ii. M.-Peterspurs ana n. q; w. " sss
III: 30 r -Petersburg Local fS Sis SSgsi
Ill 10 p, M.--Elorldn8 Special. =, 5SSSsl
e, rts e ..s AtSts IL IS a NJ sxc.pl
sunday; S25 A. NJ, :''lo:t5 A.; T. 1..s s. n
:VS p. NJ: 2:O5 p, NJ; 20 F. al,;8 10 ~ 49,
III Except sunday, .sExcapt Monday = Sunday
ohls' al 81. CAMPBELL. DIV Pass. AIT n;
= w n CRAIG. Gen. Pass Agt,S ssSss
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Dear Editor: {sl ~ 81 S}S3s
received your letter the other day,
saying had won q Mother Goose Paint
asked me 4 8 send my photograph. i have
not received my paint book vet and got
my letter four days ago. Please send y
4 to me. | will send vol, my photogra PHI in
few days IN al a,$ Il "A
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I enclose two drawings; II they are
81 any merit, d hope you will prin them,
ID Tie inns Dispa On. have. never lsse..
1, arnnrv ar rbny. Y ours truly, @
CARRIE LElBIGER.
NO. tV3 Reservoir Street.
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\. II Hoping e 10 receive a badge, ! remain ain;
+ S'778i'4 your true, frisld.
n MARION OLIVER
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AZ IN ~ 80 $1,000 Richmond . " a.
Mr. Editor This Is my fiji 81 contrlou'
.tionS Is the artists page 81 The Zines.
Isl. match. Il want to become g mempet
~ the RI .. C. G. You.s truly :. Z !, !,
y = ' ti's : Y IllZIE POWERS
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OCTOBER'S PARTY,

[IihE5H 81 NUt .5tk-El
nv III. PRESTON MORRIS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-25
Gnbe III Banana.

8ai6ington 9. s., %. Ntob.-
Ger amerifonii6e @einnotc Barrett
in 8anomo meloete III elmer 9abe!-
oepelhe at oas StaatS. 0eportement,
ooB General Slpertos Banana oerlol'
fen uno lid oitf ieinen 2anolis bege'
ben bat. Die 4rntee Der Hepubltf,
oeren Gomntattoelr General 9ttertaS
mar, lit ~olfgel0it poroen bis atf 20
Mann, 6ic man Der 8erfoiiutg ge'
NAB ais nitcbenoes Seer" I'M 9ienIt
6e66lt. Die 0epeife beiogt ferner,
Dab ieBt Nitbe altf Dem gott5en Sltb'
mus 6erridt uno g%eoronete 3lItonoe
obne Gingreifen Der omerifoniiden
Narineiolonteu tpieoer bergeiteat
iurroen. Die Negierlng bon Ra'
mama iei 0onfbar fir oen nberatDett'
ben 9eiItano," Der i1r bon amerifoni.
i6en 9eonten bel Der 8eilegung Der
S6ipierigfeiten geleiitet lpuroe. Siit'
5ligcfii9t miro, oob fir Die teItIitle
llnterboltu1g oeS ariegSIetretors
Saft aQe8 oorbereitet Jet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-25

Der aobIenbGnoIer 8iutam s.
SIailgbter, iuna peIder III ben bieii-
gen @eieaihoftsfreiien iebr befonnt
lit uno Dor eiuem Sabre cine bier le9r
befannte SournoIiitin beiratbete, bat
Den WiIhbGnoIer 1reo. SonoerS
ourd einen 5ouiti6Iog in's 8enif
getootet. Ser S6Iag mar 10 beftig,
ooB Ser 600 iofort ourd cine 0isloct-
r1tng oes Giidgrate8 eintrat. Gem
S6lug mar elm fur5er Streit borber.
9egongen, inoem Son0er8 Dem aob-
~Ienbdnoler Is Dollars fir Mietbe
iduIoig mar. San0erS moQte be3a9.
len, ober Slaughter meigerte iidL oaS
@elo ieBt a%n5unebmen, neil CT Die
Sahe ihon einem NntpaIt iibergeben
babe. SonOers ting Oonn an SIT
i6tmpien, uno Sluuqbter fiibrte ben
S6lag gegen i'm, tpeIder 10 entieb.
Iihe 6olgen boben Ioute. SIaugbter
bot iid) ielbit Ser 8oli3ei geitelt. Won
bat linn Oos Guortier i'm 8efdgniB
duBerit beqlem gemoAt uno ieiuer
6rou geitottet, BET bim SIT bGeibert.
Wfan bat Dem goare Die @obn1lng
ser Motrone eingerdiunt. 8ie iibrl.
gems 8rau SanoerS mittbetlt iou Der
berb6ngniBuoIle gngriff oltf ibreu
Monn gan5 %unpropocirt getueien lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-25
Gin Selesrapbenfabel ii6er bic
8erinasItraBe.

SeattIe, 8aib. 90. Gob. -
Cine 4abel. rn6 8elegropbenoer6ins
0ung nit europa iiber Die Behring'S
StroBe uno Sibirien lit oas 8roieft
oeS 8etriebSbtreftors Sobn Hoiene
bon ser .Rortb.@ aItern Siberian
Comp" Gr madt ben 8orihlog, ooB
Die Ser. Staten . 8egterung i9re
SelegropbenIinie oltr6 Ilasfa bon
Some nod Cape 8riuce Of @aleS
neiter fibre u1b bon bort iiber Die
8ertngSItraBe cine orabtloie Sele-
gropbenberbinoitng 8iuiihen Cape
Yrtnce OF 8ole8 uno Dem @dIt.@ape,
Dem n0rolidIIten 8itnfte oitf Der itbt'
ridden Seite, Der bon oem omerifaa
nnfen 6eitlolloe MIR % bis 80 Wfeis
len eltierrtt lit, einri6ten lalIe. @enn
oo8 geideberl, miiroe Die ngeortb.
Gaitern Si6erion So" cine Selegras
pGenlinie 0ltrf bos norooitlid)e Sts
birien anlegen mo ei1te 8erbin6nng
nit Der entlotg 0er tronsiibirilhen
@ileltbabn BON 8laoipoitof nad) Yea
terSbitrg fiibrcnoeu Selegrapbenlinie
berIteIlen. Sir Die 2egung elmer iol-
den Se(egrapbenliuie bat Die Com.
poghte bon Der rtliil6en @egterultg
ole n0tbige @rIoubniB erbolten. Wit
Siilfe Der id)on beItebenoen 3abela
2inien miiroen oonu Sapon, China,
Die 8bilippinen uno aue aroeten
fernoItliden 21nber, Ioipie gan5 Gua
ropo in 9abel. uno telegrapbiifer
8er6inoung nit Noro- uno Siioone'
rita Iein. Die 9ll,sfiibrung bes Bro'
iefts miiroe, ipie Director HoieHe bon
Der ogeortG. gaitern Siberian 60"
be6ouptet, einen Eele9rap6ens 1tno
aobeloienIt nod alien 8elttbeilen 51
betrddtlid geringeren @ebii9ren er'
m0gli6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-25
8OOIeuelt's gcind III ct. Gonis.
Sellte 9(ben6 perIdBt Ser RrGii6ent
@aIbin9ton. - Gin RooieOeIt.
Gag auf ser @eItauSItellltng.

|
ct. Gouts, %. Ropember. -
Der poIItGnoige programme gntpuri
fir Ben nRooiepeIt Gag" auf Der
MISUNDERSTANDING lit teIegrapbiih Dem
grtpatiefretGr 2oeb in 8aIbington
mitgetbeilt poroen, oamit oieier ben
oorbereiteten 8lan Dem 8%rdlt0enten
51tr9eguta6tung Oorlege uno ettuaige
IbGnoerungen IN Sori6lag bringe.
9a8 Progromm in alien ieinen Gin'
5elbeiten lit fertig, ood piini6t man
bier nod, bon Dem 8rGIioenten 3u
boren, oh er init auem einperitonoen
iet. Man bat borgeI6logen, pdbreno
0e8 ghlfettbnltS OeS YrGitoenten ouf
ser @eltaltS lteIlung 0ie Deri6ie0enen
IuSItell1rng8gebGuoe Dem uIlgemei-
nen 8ltblifllm 5u OeridlieBen, I'm 31
berbiiterL 6ob oer 2on6eSpoter ms
@eOrdn9e eerotbe, bod lit oariiber
nod feline eno9iilti9e @ntiAetOlng
~getroffen, lonoern miro 1T Oieier
6roge Dem Brdit6enten Die &ertii.
gltng i%iberlaiien.
Die itGotiiden 8eboroen baben
5rm Sdube oes &rdiioenten bel Del.
len beuoritebenoem 8eiufe Der 8elt-
o1Sitealtng umfoiIenoe 5iirIoree &C.
trageu. @0breno ieineS Aufentbalts
in Der Stoot miro Hooiepelt feinen
aiigenblid unbebiltet fem. Hidt nur
miro man ben 8rolioenten mo feline
9egleiter nit elmer 2eibiua6e url1ge.
belL ion0ern eS mcroert olid 5abl'
rei6e Goli5eibeamte in Gioilfleibun9
in Ser Men9e 5eritrellt Iein uto ieoe
9eiuegltng irgen0 elmer Berion III Ser
9t16e oeS 8%rGiioenten orlf'S SdGrfIte
iiberma9en, lebulide 8oriidt5maB-
no6nten lirl6 bon ben Ilt8IteIlungSbes
BORDEN ~angeoronet mor6en, itn 0en
Br1ii0enten Dor ieoer @efabr 5u be-
tpabren.
8ooiepelt miro am SomItao, Ben
26. 0obember, bier eintreffen uno
bis gum slbeno oes folgenoen Cont
tuqes, ben 81. Nopember, III Der
auSItelltngsitaot bleiben. Die ab'
reiie oes BrGiioenten bon @olbing-
ton erfolgt am abeno oes 0anfia'
9~ungstogeS, 10 6aB er am Samlta9
friib bier nnlnngen miro.
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SdDifisnadDridlten.

Reu gorf, %. Nop. - abge.
Iobren Iino bellte Die Gnmpfer pDta-
%ieItic" mad 2%iberpool, Oscar oer
t3iueite" nod Copenhagen uto oHptt'
oom" nod) Hotter0ont.
angefonrnen; Die Gontpicr Gu
lobria" bon Neopel rutb oa0nig al-
bert" bon gteopcl.
@In8gow. %. Nop. Gb9e-
fobrcn nod) Ybilaoelpbia: 0antpfer
oGartbagenian."
Sout6 a III y tt II. %. Noo. -
Der 8onpfer Daoiicr 8ilbelm" gtitg
nod Relu.Yorf lueltcr.
Queen$tomn II, %. Nob.-att'
gefommen lit Der 9ampfern Sceatic"
bon Nelu.9orf.
Copenhagen, 20. Nob.-8er
Gonpfer Limited StoteS" bon Nelp.
Oort fam ar.
@enua, 90. 9tob. - Ho6 Neiu4
9orf o~bgefabren lit ser Gompfer
n2igurta."
liverpool. %. Rop. Nod)
0eip . yorf nliS9elaufen: 0ampfer
,Georie."
Gberbourg, %. Nob. - 9ta6
Neiu . gorf meiteraefabren lit Der
3ampfer uaoiier 8ilbelm ser 3pei.
to"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-25

start m SoipitoI. - Sr.
Ibonirom Gobinion, Elm HedtSans
malt uno e~bemaliges 8eIebgebungS-
Mitglieo, Itorb geiteru 0forgen i'm
aSobns SoptinS' Soipitol" an Ser
8rigbt'iden Niereufronfbeit, an mel.
der er iett einem Sabre lit, St mar
friiber 2ebrer in Der it0Otiihen b0bes
rem 9nabenihuIe. gr pobute in gtr.
1910, Observation-Disclosures.
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1tucle Sam's 2Gnbcreien.


@~riinbung bon 6oritreIeroen. -
Sdpinoeleien BET Der 8eIleoe-
lung BON 8ololano.
8oi6inqton, .. s., %. Nop.
- Sn ieinem So%breSbert6t enl.
pfie6lt Der g%onniiiGr 8idaroS bon
Dem General . 2onoamte cine Iorg'
fGltigere grtuGgung bon Sorlhlo'
gen sur @riinOung BON 6orltreler-
ben, olS lie biSber geiibt morOen lit,
ou oiele lofole Sntereiien babel dil
beriidii6tigcn iino lno oorgdngige
getlolle llnteriud)ungen 0urd) Sort
@rperten lid orin9eno empfeblen.
81breno oeS lebten 5~iStaljabres
nuroen nellrl rte,le 6oritreierpen dlt'
gelegt, 10 ooB oie @eiommt5obl ol'f
80 nit elmer 8eiummtfldde bon 81,
762,494 @der Itieg. Ole Girntabrterl
Der 2ono1mter iin6 gegen ooS @or'
iabr um $t,7it,l 0l gelllnten illto
es ntroen INN G,it8,57 afer o.
fentli6er 2Gnoereien lpenlger, oils
I'M 8oriobre ob8eieBt. Die gaar'
Ginnobrnen maret ieood GROCER oils
in alien an0eren friiberelt Sabrert.
Sic 3a6l Ger ollSgcitcQten Botellte
betrllq $685. uno mar GROCER, ais
lie 5lluor. Die @innoDnlen betrligell
S92S3,431 uno oaS OerGliBertc Ter
rain belief iid ollf 16,4O5,S21 ader.
0opon uurocn 1911, 800 Ider ais
SeimItdttcn belegt, 2,353,584 ol8@i-
ien6aDn . 2onO pdtcntirt uno 1906.
2Gt oltf @r1no Oes Climber n.Stone-
@eleBeS obgegeben.
@roBe 8etriigereien lulroen Bel
Der geiieoelung bon 8nlolano emit
bett. Cine luirflidle gnlieolun1
fono III pieIcn 50Qen gar ntdt Itott.
ionoern III oen meiiten 6dQen mir.
Den nllr S%ogerbiitten obne W}obel
uto eigentlide bGltSlid)e Ginridtun9
angelegt. Wan erfltbr, Dob bie dtt.
qe6li6en Anlieoler III iernen Ort.
ifoften iuoDrten lno oaB iie beran.
loBt iporoen parerL ibren Non1en ees
gen 8%eloDnuugen bis nad Der Ser.
meliung ber5uqeber, obrie ooB tie Die
Ablift gebobt bdtten, iid ipirflid) ailf
Dem 2atioe nieoer5ulaiien. Die 3olge
bieler Seititcaungen mar, boB man
Der ropioen glbiorption Der lpertb.
pouen Sol5beitdnoe nelde iif nod
gegenn1rtig ouf ofientIiden 2Gnoc.
reien III gebirgigen 8iItrifter finoen,
ourf) e%eipiliensloie Berionen eineIt
Hiege[ 0orihob.
SDbtlider Janitidlag in's 8eaif.
2outspilIe. ap, 90. Nop. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-25

8cbnrtStogSfeier.- 5rull
Bauline Soutcr, bic &rGIt0entin oeS
Sdtpa6en-6 roltel1- 8erein8 Or. / bon
Baltimore" fcicrtc In Grer8obnun1
on Der gde bon @bite- ltn0 8aDiolt-
StroBc i'm Greiic i6rcr Gereit8mit.
gIieocr uno Srelnoe ibrcn 43. sc.
bltrt8to9 in fr0blider 8eiie. 3ob(-
retde. 8eburtstogs 4ngebin6e lea.
ten 6ereoteS 3eugniB bon Ser 9e.
llebt1eit beg @e6urtStagsfinoes a6.
6rou 3rteoeride aeltIer iiberrei6tc
t9r i'm Namcn oe8 nS6fpoben-9S rou.
en.Teretns gtr. I" nit elmer 4nlpra.
de etllcn pert6boQen 8iomontrinq.
@dbreno 5rou Soittcr lire 8GIte SIT
etncm erqltiiiten Sollper einluo, mar
Sr. 6ron3 Soltter, Ser befol1nte gr-
trlldungsrot6, unermiiolid beidGf-
tlgt, ben Dltrit 81 itiaen. Inter Den
anlpeIenoen ~befonoen iid: Sr. ur6
6rou Seinrtd &euler, &r. uno 3rult
Charles Sitermopcr, Sr. llto GSrolt
aoom Henti6ler, 3r. uno Srollgon.
rao SctIcling, Sr, uno 6rolt SS5obn
Sdntio, SrIs. Mtnno 3romp, 2oltiie
uno Witno Gfort, Gliie Ii. 5roncis
Coulter, @nttie Hern, Sr. uno Srou
Safob aculer, 6rou 6rieoerife Sen.
Ter, 5rou aotborine Gietidl, 1ro4la.
Muuer6oL Sroll 6loro YoYIoiler,
6rau 2oitiie ToIsntonrL 5rou 9(nno
00idl 8roir Trieberide Sdul5, 6rou
@ilbelmine Soos, 5rou Worio
EaltlS, Sr. Ii. Srou Serntonn Moier,
6rou Jonnie ar1mer, Iyrolt 2oltiie
Sieglein SS. Charles 9eiie, SomeS
Gode, @iqiom SbIe, %. aemp8pS.
bont, Sr. uno 6ron Sobn 3eger,S ST..
@il6elm Sone8, 5ron Got6. S6lc,
Sr. $. Seiie, 6rou GpeIbn Syones,
6rolt 2ouiie Ginger, Sr. uno Srou
Senrp alinfcr, Sri. Glot6iloc aiob,
$50. j. 5. al6ert. &er6ert Siegler,
Serm. Satlter, @. g. Grice, e. q.
Walter, 6rau Soro S6omion, SS.
Sonnebed, GGorf, Sonnemon1l, 81.
80. 96nmeI. Frof, SoGn @eper'sOr
DIETER iorgte fir cine fioele 9on5.
multi.
Sranf un0 alt. - Goiparo
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8reiS, Der altBeroem Ieit lGngerer 3eit
obne Irbeit lit. lplroe porgeitern bonn
Noli5eirid)ter Goldman in Der moro.
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nate had Dem u9ap.@ ieip-aipl" &c,
ianot.
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erleid J tert. - Die orei t9-i1bris
gen Siinglinge 4nbrep Sane bon
9tr. 434, Siio-Hoca.S troBe, 2ufruls
8roofs bon Nr. 224, Siio.8 Greene.
StraBe, uno Stanislol1S gro5itu3
BON Nr. 402, @eit.Gamoen.S troBe
r1odten por9eitern 0torgen nm | ltbr
ei1ten SeibenlGrm auf Der Strobe
nro lunroet bonn Goli5iiten 9nrf.
borot perbaftet. 9obi 8rannan I'M
mittleren Stationsballie ltrafte lie
Vile Inn St0 INN 3nitctt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-25
g Of ie6cncs.

Capt, Collier bon Scr 9orfentinc
o@lo0 Stoing8," bon Hio sc Soneiro
meloct, oaB er ON 10. Nopember Inn
. llbr Worgcns cincn oiernuItiaen
Sdooner iidtetc, Der SiilfSIignolc
5eigtc. Is mar i6m ie0o6 in 6olge
ocS sur Belt bcrridcn0en Sturmc&
utmo9lif, Dem Sdiffe 3t SiiIfc 81
fommcn.
9aS 9roBe SarS6oot o9}opobo",
Ietncr Belt Gigentbum bon 8ierre
2orri4lor0, fam geItern bon Seem.
yorf bier an uno miro mad 8Iorioa
meiterfobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-25

Hafe! HGiIei
sur Heiie ms anslano beiDrst 6.
2aime, Nr. Ali, ct. Eanf-S trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-25

SObilidcr Tanfidlas im's 8enid.
2outspilIe, ap, 90. Nop. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-25
Sta0t Baltimore.
Gbineiiidle @aaren neIanbet.

grlte Sooun0 bon 9on0elSgllt BON
China bonn 9for0o. 2lopo-0 om.
pier pGoIel" geIonoet. - Se63
$omburaer Gompfer ruIiiide
&obleni6ifie. - &erid)ieoene8.
Die critic 2ooung BON &~onoelsgut
aus Chino, mel6e ie ourd) oen5ue3.
Sanol nod Baltimore fam, lullr0e
geitern bonn Noroo. 2(opo.9 umpfer
oGoiiel" am @ier Ger. 8 at QoclIt.
Eoint qelonoet. Sic beItan0 aus So
atiten dineiii6er @aoren ang9llnQ
Yung 2rng un0 Gbu Non Gbon1
BON Baltimore coniiQnirt. "a in
6ol9e 0eS 8rieges nur menig Sdiffe
5lpilAcn San 6ron5iSco, @oncouber,
Seattle, Tacoma mo China fo6ren,
10 fobclten sic 6ineIii6en aouflerte
i'll Baltimore on ibre SGnoler III
Chino, Die fir ole 6eiertoge beItimn.
ten @ooren our6 Sen Suc3- autoG
SIT lenOcn, 0onlit ite sur re6ten 3cit
onlonQelt.
SeBt ruiitf6e 8obIen.
&ron8port 6iffe.
Cine cn8liide 3citltng bebouptet,
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Tmerifonii6en &odetfo6rt = Glftiert.
@cieuidaft an NltBlano fir 9oblcn.
transport oerfouft lpltroen. Gae
Oieie iino friiber bereitS in Baltimore
0clueien. Gs limo Dies bic ,9etbo.
mia" gIrtcmioro," ogciIio." .9ota-
DIo", paleronOrio" uno Bulgaria"
S6ooner gefertert.
Gin GROCER Sdooner BON cttuu
1000 &onncn aopo3itdt 1T nobeSog
SSlonb, So, qefclltert. Capt. @otc-
man bonn Sdooner nSotporo2ceoS,"
Der Den Sdooner iidtete, mar nid)t
i'm Stonoc, oet Nonnen oc8 Qefen.
tertct SdiffeS in g~rfabrltng 5tt 6rin-
gen.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-09-09
WIND AND WEIGHT.

democratic Chairman TaEeart Is send.
ing cut ia.ooo.ueo tons az campaign liter
afnrel
Fifteen million tons or wind collected in
one lot
Thirty billion pounds Of words assembled
in one spot
In reams and quires;
He who desires
May utilize this rhetoric to light his win
ter fires.
Fifteen million tons OF: "Sirs, point
with loyal prider'
Thirty billion pounds OF; "IIa! Your
statements are defedw
View with alarm"
And Strong right ARM"
And "Horny-handed sons of toll in VIII
lage and on farm"
Fifteen million tons of wind win through
the land be shot;
Thirty billion pounds of air--the kind
that's known as hot"
Yet that will wane
In this campaign
And leave a million faults that none will
venture to explain.
Fifteen million tons of talk that no one
wants to hear;
Thirty billion pounds of superheated at
mosphere:
The sham what am
But Uncle Sam
Would like an explanation of that Par
ker telegram.
Fifteen million tons of wind-and who
will pay the freight2
Thirty billion pounds OF words--but
Davis purse is great.
But in the fray
Election day
The ballots Of Republicans viii leave no
word to say.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-09-09
ROOSEVELT Is RIGHT.
Presidents Philippine Policy Upheld
by w. X. Hearst.
IChicago American, Dem.

lChlcagO American, Dem.
Theodore Roosevelt tells the men of
the Grand Army of the Republic. assem-
bled in Boston, that the United States is
going to hold on to the Philippine ISL
ands. and that the work done there Twill
not be blamed"
Mr.. Roosevelt is right The people of
the United States, when they took the
Philippines, assumed the responsibility,
not only for the present but for the
future, for good many millions Of hui
man beings and a large slice of the
earth's surface.
Laws which are good here must be
good in the Philippines, and they will be
applied there. That which is progress
here must be progress in the Philippines,
and it will be developed there.
The United States will not back out
and invite the Philippines to fight ii out
among themselves, leaving the savages
to fall to slashing each other and the
half-breeds to plotting and selling each
other out. 1t would be the simplest way
out of il, and the most cowardly. That
will not be the American way.
The American people do not want any
Imperialism, but they do want expansion,
and they have always had it. They are
not going to back out of an undertaking,
either on foolishly sentimental or con-
veniently cowardly grounds. They will
do the work they have undertaken in the
Philippines. educating the people there
and, incidentally, educating themselves
in the process.