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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
,Wcbunt iuiro or 0udD!"

NGmlid Der Oeuti6e Wtittellon0.
&onoI. 9tod iubrelongcm Sober bot
Die aonol.Gommiilion Oes prerBilhcn
2onotoqeS oic aonol.& orloge Der
HeQierung in DER eriten 2eiung poi.
iirt, nu6ocm tic Dor einigen ESubren
gum groBen &erorltB oeS &oni8S unr
Der NcaicrlIng Ourhgefollen lpor
Die &onulfrcunoc bobet iebt oae
Obermolicr mo Die p~crtebrSfeino
lid)en Nqroricr miiiicn iif fiigcn
Wfolt lit in Der Notwithstanding
nod iiber bic NcgierungS GorlogC
binuus gegongcn uno bat aud oil
&unnliiotion Der &ippe befiirluortet
Der Northumberland miro obcr
nid)t Der ein5i9e iein; I'M @eitcrl
0elltihlnn0'S miro tart fiir bic aa-
n~nliiotion Der W}oicl, Der Soor u10
Der 2obn ngitirt, lnO inn WcitcIl
0cltidlan0'S Oringt man olti cincn
aonol, Der Berlin nit Stcttiu Der,
binOcn ipQ. Die Ngraricr BADEN ibrc
3lItintmlulg sum 9ou 0cS Nbcilt=
&onnoucr.&nnnIs BON Der VcoinautQ
obb1ltgia gcnladt, ooB Die p%rcllBildlc
Hcgierung Den @etrieb ocS &aitoIS
iibernimnlt, mo onmit g%en0tbigt lit,
Die 6rodtrotcn 10 81 llormircn, 6nB
Die Ginnobnlcn Der Stoots. Giicnbat.
men nid)t inter Dem &nnolbctriebc NJ
bnben. 0oa bat Die Ncgicrung
iltaeItnltoelL mo Sclltlhlono miro
mn cin Nct bon 9on1Ien erbolten,
ooS in erItcr &iitic fir Die SnOltitrie
pom ipeittrogenoer @eoertltng iii.
iii oIlerbingS MIR Die Nnlngc
)cs Hbein Sctne-aonolS ms Illge
o6cr aud WoieIs mo Soor.
lebict NIT ibrcn groBen Suoultrie'n
NnId)luB erbolten, ltno Der
Often TreliBen'S miro onrolli brin.
lelt, Dab er 9cgen Den @eiten nid)t
i%ltrild0ciett miro, Ger suSbau Der
brin9t biuigcrcn @iiterpcr.
febr, CT Itei9crt Ole Iusmlbltn0 Der
l8olicrtroit fir inouitricae 9etriebe,
Ole &ertbeillinq BON Iabrif-
anlogen, Ole biSbcr bon oen Glen
bobl1cn obb0n0ig iporcn, olli l~pcitere
@eblcte uno modt ioId)c NrIoQen rem.
Zen NGruricrn ifcint in Der
ilelten &%onoloorlo0e cine Gon5cIiion
gcInod)t lporocn SIT icilL oob Die IN.
logc bcS GIbtonola %uorlGuiia o,ls
oent Anfon9S gcpIouten Sonolpro.
left 9eItrid)cn norocn lit. @no0iiltia
nllt9cgcbcn lit Nieie &onulitrede nid)t.
Nltt ga bciBt'S: n@ebout miro or
ood)l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Heue Mirrcn in Colorado?

Sn Colorado bat Nnardic oc
berrlht, gnordic bon unterl, luic
BON oberl. Die @crglcrltc bo6cn Iid
IuSldreitltngcn 5r Sd)uloen Tom.
men loIierl, ltnb 0oltperneur Yeobo.
on, Der iid) ouf Die StootSmili5cn
ltiiste, bat borouf nit Iusid,rcitln.
gen mo 8elpolttbotet qeontiuortct.
Gr filbrte cine piIlfiirlid)c Wilit0rs
berrld)oit eilt, Die bonn groBtrn Sbeil
Der Ereiie oeS Sonoes pe~rurtbcilt
luuroe. 9ei Der lebten @obI bat
nm Dos @olf bon Colorado Nbred,.
nung nit Dem 0iftotor oes StoateS
gebolter. Sbne @lutpergiebcn iii
es aud babel nift ber9egongen. Is
lpoblte oos republifnitiife N%otionol-
Sidet, allein Der republifoniid)c 8ult.
perneiir Heabo0p iunroe nit groBer
Moioritdt geiflogen. &r. Eeobobp
hat ober, troBoem Die Mebrbeit Der
8itrger Golorooo's gegen i'm Qe-
itinmt bat, feline 2uit. ieinen Son.
perneurspoiten ouf5ugeben. Gr hol
iid) al Die @eridlte eelponbt, INTO
nid)t goil5 obne erfoIg. Dos Obey.
geriht Golorooo's bat porgeitern 3lpei
Gntibeioungcn o~bgegeben, in pel-
den Der gntrog Der Gcn1ofroten per.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

luorfen, Scr republitoniifc &(utrng
oo9e0en Die 3%uItimmntg oe8 sc.
ri6tS fono. IS boroelt iid in ole
len Antr0gen INN oie 3uitGnoigteit
heS @eri6ts, in 8obIconteiten 81
cnti6eioen, @S limo Die Wobl BON
elf Hcproientonten uno orei Senate
rem i'm Spiel. Soften Ole HepubIi
foner geuinnen 10 miirocn lie ole
GontroIe ilbcr Ole @eicBgeblng be-
fonmen, mo cs f0nnten aenllgGorn=
ties u%llSronQirt mer0erL nm @ols
oerncur &cuboou mieoer 81 crruablen.
Die oifi3icQc 3GbIlInJ lit nod MIDI
becn0ct, obcr idJon jest bat Der De-
motrutiidc @olloCrueurs Ganoi0at
cine M}aiorit1t pom nmdberno 1900
Stinmcn. @oupcrncur Beobo0D bat
ulio feline Nllaiihtcn, gu g%erptnnct,
Dcnn aud einc An5obl @obIoiltrif.
tc. in 0encn Observation-Disclosures Dor
qcfommcu ictn ioIctl, ntsgci6loIIcn
iucrOcn ioQtcn. Soute cr es trobbem
uogcn, icineu Eoiteu 81 beboupten,
10 ucroen bic @irren IN Colorado
G}euc beginner, uno eS miro ST
.ucitercm @lutpcrgjcBen tonmcn.
llllf jcOcn Sal luorc cs 81 lpiinId)en,
pcrn Dos Geqiment Eeobo0p'S un0
.cinca VI ili5s@enerolS 9eQ Elm @n0c
1cbmcn miiroe. Noh 0en 6cidmpres
tCn 2hlsiogcn ocs NfoiOrS Mills bon
ser GoloroOo'er WtiIi5 lit Die Grplo-
ion in Der 8inoicotor-I}ine Der n@e=
tern federation" ntht 5ltr Gait 5lt
cgen; ipobl ober babe General Bell
mo ieine 6reum0e Ole 3uIammcn.
toBe nit ocn YcrgIcutcn uorbcrci.
ref uno gcpIont mo Den Wtili5en De
icbl 0c0cbcn, ole Strifer ~nicoer3u,
'dIugcn, ibncn ole 3dbnc III ben SulS
,lt treibcn II. Ogl. Inter oem meite-
rem &cgimc Fcobonp'a milroe Colo
-ooo nidjt 5llr Nllbe fommen; Die
D}incnbeiibcr Gaion5, Die nit @iilfc
Der MtiIi5cn biaber ic0c Goroerung
Der 9crglelltc 5uriidQcpieien wiiroc
1lrd) icrner micoer 1~ortnadig meroen,
Iie inter Dem Ginorud oeS
NobIouSfoaco freipiuig 6ricOcn ge-
mo6t, Den o6tltijn0igcn 2lrbeitatoo
Irno eincn Qogclobn Don orci Collars
,ltgeitonocn bobcn. IS lit in Solo.
orti bciocn Setter griiinoigt
luorocn, rn0 ca lit cnblih 3cit, OoB
oieie onorhiItiihcn 3uit0uOc georO-
Itcten @Iob mnhcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

GIS ole oeutihe Hegieruma Dor
5lpei Sobren Giniprld gegcn ooa
NIT 9orl1ure b%Cbonoclte 6lciid) nm
iercr 6Ieii6boronc crbob. on erbob
lid Elm Strrm Der Gntriiitlng in
omcrifoniiden 3citungcn. Gus Oc,tt,
Idle Heids9eiuuobcitsumt mltr0c an
gegrtffen llrtbciIc BON bieiigCn mo
Ocutid]et Gbcmtfcrl1, mcIhc ole I'm
iho0lid)fcit Der 9orprQporate Der
tiinoi9tem ms 6cl0 qeiilbrt. Scits
Dem mo UobI nuf @rlno 0cS Gin.
IprudS Der ocltihcn 3cgierung bat
lInler HcgicrlmQs,Gbcmife Or. QSis
len Ieinc befonntcn ltnteriudlln0en
init 5polf aeillnocn jungen 2eltten
o1geltelt. @orqeItcrn bot CT lid Dor
Der 9tetp= 9orfcr mcoi5iniihen gtfn.
oemic iiber Oic Gr9ebniiie ieirter Ser,
Iuhc ousgeiprohcn. Sic gebcn Dem
Observation-Disclosures rcd)t. &luj
mo biinOig iprodI lid Or. @ilcD oo.
bin aus, BOB ole nit 9oriQltre mo
9oror bebonocltcn No6rltnqS. u1r0
8enuBnittel gciunobeitSihQOlid 0ob
lie gum Er0ierpiren Der 9to6rln9Ss
mittel nitt n0tbi9 ieien mo lire
Ncriuen0una 0csbolb %Oerboten iucr.
Den ioltc. Ginerlei, oh icinc Ser.
%iitfSobieftc nit groBcren 0oien in
fitr5en 3miihenrGumcn o0cr III flci
men 0oien, Die in 30 Taoen ocrob.
reift, bebon0elt mur0crl, Die IolQrn
poren oicielben. Sricfenoe IuQcn,
Sopfidmcr5, Nbnabme 0eS Nppetit5,
@cipid)tSperluit, glbno6me Der Sc.
birnfunttionen nnO Rei5ung Der Nic.
rem. 0oS Iino mobl qenug 8riinoe.
Die 8ermenoung alcr 9orsErGporotc
5lr 9oltbormad)rng BON 9tabrunq9s
mittcIn 81 pcrbietet. Sr. g9ilep ioot
NIT Hcdt, Dob mir bier 81 Canoe
oiele ErGieruationsmittel nidt nuth,
ipenotg bGtten. @cnn iie o6cr 0e>
brou6t ruiirOen, 10 ioate ser ,3uioB
iuenigltens ultf ben Gtifetten or9c0ca
ben perOen, oonit Der aQlfer noe.
tigItenS miiie, ooB er boriiirte atab.
rrngsmittel fnllfe. ga ole Sermcn.
Dung bon 9oror uno 8oriGltre IN
Nrlerifo cine Iebr groBe lit mo ous
groBe Yltbliflm feline Mbnunq oOer
bod feline @etuiBbcit bon 0icien ,3ils
lobelt bat, 10 mer0cn iobrein, iabr.
aus Dem nlenIhIihcn GrQaniSmllS
mebr ooer meniaer groBe WenQcll
bon gorloilrc uno 9oror 5ltgefitbrt,
obne Dob eS genlerft miro, bis Die
@eiunobeit idlieBlid untergra6cn
lit. WtnndleS &opfneb un0 mandeS
ofloere l%l1bcba0cn mag Ieine ltriod)c
III boriiirtcn Spciicn ooer @etrGn.
fen bobet, mobrcn0 man Die llrlodlcn
goll5 on0ersiuo iudt. Menn Ole Dor.
proporote ifon bel g%eiutoelt, frQis
tl9en illngen Scuten Ole gcranntcn
Itooigcnoen @irfunQen BADEN. ruie
ptcl mcbr bel Den picl cmpfinoIifr.
rem &inoern! Ger Gongreb miro
htdt umbin f0nner. lid nit bcn Gr.
gebnilen Der Wilep'id)cn llntcrill.
dun9cn i'll bcioiien cincrlci. ruic
groB aud Der @i0erItonO pcrid)icoc.
Iter Slloultrie'n, Ole nit 9orprGpo
roten orbeitcrL iein mag. Die @olfa.
gelnnobeit ltcbt bober, oils Die @e.
i60ftSinterciien Gin5elner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Nn0rcas @adlter.

IS Itarb am IS. glooember 1904 anorens
WadItrr i'm glIter bon rs SabreH. Die Beer
oigurlg finbet Muntaa, h9 llbr @ormittnge
ftntt, mo Johann nab Der 9er5 SefuEatrdbe,
no cine 9i%eauiemsUteiie fir fein Seclcnbeil
geleicn luiro. &erpnuotc uno 5reunoe iino
boti6it cinaeldoert. o~erielben bciSuwo6ner.
Seiiebnt9 nuf Dem 0er5 SefusNir6bofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Senrg Edlcnfclbera.

IS ftar6 AM IS. Nobember 1904 Seurp
Sdenielbcrg, ~gelie6tcr @atte bon @liiubetb
Sdenielberg, I'M 9uter bon rs Subrct 5 mo
naten mo Il IGgen, 3te 8eeroiguno finSct
Sunntug. 3 llbr gin6uiftags. bon ici1er lebs
ten &obnlI1a. yir. 259. NorosS 6r1oers Strubc.
aus ttutt, fuoSu Die "Nerlunnoteu uno 6reunoe
Der Edttlte a6tungsppn eingelnoen ftn6.
(324-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Seinridl Mnanit WiiQer.

IS ftarb ant II. gooentber 1904 mad Int.
gem iGperen 2eioen Seinridl 4uauit Wiiiler.
~geIiebter @utte bon @tnnta Winrgnretbe DliiQer.
geb. Sofmteiiter. I'M stlier bon 80 Sa6ren }
Wlonaien uno 10 3usen. .2ie 9eeroieura fin.
oct sunntus, beH 20. D. glts., W. llbr gtnbs
mittnas, bonn Grauerbuuie, air. AIS. Yoro.Guis
linatons soenue, aus iintt, mo ourn I'M , llbr
nan Der euano, .Iutb. ct. Wluttbdtsairdc. ode
Snbettes Str1Be uto gentralsNoerIe.
(923-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Charles Raab.

9s ftnrh am II. Nobenber 1901 Charles
Raab, eeIiebier @atte bon gouife ]ilnu, in icis
Ier letteGl gsobnun9. gr. 933. gorbsBono4Str
Die Neeroiging finbet sunntaa. gtu6miitaas
nm rs nbr. bon Oct oben genunlten gSUbs
iIiiiig ans itatt. (32i-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Qunbpn.I sarf.Genteferg.

9Geue Seltiouen finb ieet sir 8eftttisnte
perintenoent oes @runoes unb gobeus iuirb
ieoe geipiini6te g~lusfnnft ertbetIen. @aS Sres
nlatcrinm ftebt tdeItd snr SHipeftiot often.
gSegetl Hdberem ipenoe man ft9 an Den Su'
@eit. Sarutpga sStrnbe. (Nprtl5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Charles Siuclc.

IS itnrb am rs. @obembcr 1904 radb Furicr
1rGllibeit Charles slueIe, @dtte Der Oerfturbes
llcIl SorctbeG Uncle. i'm IIter BON rs Sdbrcn.
Sr ttdnTHte aus spdnltouer. Ste NceroigunO
ftnbet Muntdg, ben 81. giooembcr, , llbr g{nGs
mittdgs. bonn Grnucrbnuie, Ut. 200. J8cits
BioolesS trdBe, aus fat. (324-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Sobn Seriuig & Spbn,

qetdbenbeftatter unb GiubalInmirer.
Gr. 2O0S, Srleausftr. Wib. Sci: @inbior 255.
3ipeieeefd1ft: 9r. 524, perl. GafternsIoenue,
SiebIunotopr, Baltimore, MarDIarb 3elepbott:
g8iioipr 90. 9utihen iueroett geliefert fiji
SodSettert, lluierbaltlusen mto oieere @eIes
aenbeiten. (Sebrt4,fS,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
IermiidJte An5eigen.
Tnnfinnllnn.

~WIIITNWNIW'
Stermit iugel mir allen 9eneu, tpelte 'tb
an ser Necroi0rr0 unlerer. 9~eliebteu @ntttr,
Wuttcr uto S0lpeiter. Srnu Nnnu 9luBlftna,
betbeiligterl, ~li1lcreIt 9er5It6en 9aft, tpe}tel
glumetaepiHoe einiunoten.
On bit bon ltnS gega1ger,
g6! fam es oeun nur iein?
6crS an Ser6 bat ItetS gebalgen,
yluH iteben mir ALIEN!
Su bbrit uift uni'rc Nlugen:
@f, gebt oenu IueS bin,
gSenn lie Sib bin9etrnaer.
$50 Die Gbpreiieu blitb'u?
,Jteiu! Jti6tS, ais meiue Geidc,
Sd lebe fort In sun!
lluo 6leib' SUD iteis bic @letde
Sort in Dem Seelenretd!"
lie trnuernOeu 6interbliebentn
(32D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
NlnhrIn nnh Mlarrnruni.

g9tr aeben Die elegaHten nideIpInttirtet 8iis
geIeifen (SoI3tobIe) fir leere BGdete 60 groBe
ODER 100 fleine) meroe1 nber mint fir SanoclSs
narten stugetanift. Q'iiien ooutt6noige S6a9'
Str, g llbr Born. bis 8 tbr gladm.
(3tS-2G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
@ermii6te Gnscigcn.
Sr. u. &. 9aiier,

frii6er bon Der 9erinstons5 traBens Sirma Snt.
pofb, 9aiier & So, bat ib NIT Der Strma
CrtgOnal Scrriug SpnS & So, 1eppi6e unb
Wl6beI, glr. 11s, Rurbspuiuarb.e traRe, %aitocttrt,
no CT init 8ergniigen ieine SreuHoe unb friibes
TEN 86Hner empfangeH miro.
(Sft16, iEi9oSo-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

Sn Den S~eptem berititr'
men oleles Sobres Itn0 mad Dem Dit
reol' "Terttos" 90 Sdiffc O~oQitanotJ
oerloren gegongen, oorlurter pier
oelltlde; 4t8 iin0 ourd llnidIc be-
ldooi9t lporoen. ooruntcr % Ocut'
i6e.
Sonoerbore NohriA EN-,
Ole ourd) Spe3ioG . QQcutcn OcS Gin-
monoerungs . requirements oOobtt'
ten aus Der Siirfei" bctonnt moroer.
6alt leoer BETTER elmer Spielbolle
ooer zines 9oroeQs lit omeritonilAer
Sur9er ooer belibt mcnigiten8 eincn
omerifoniiden giirgcrbrici. Inner
@elanoter in Gonituntinopcl bot err
tlort, DOB Ii6 ieoer chrljbc Nmerita'
ller l6amen miiiie, inn @Ilaloroe lol'
DE Vtitbiirger at bobcn. 2Iltf @rltno
onerifoniider 9iirQcrbricic bean.
lprlld)en oieIe o9iirQer" in Der Cir
tel Steuerfreibeit uno iuhcn iid) Der
tltrtllfen @eri6tSbortcit 5ll ent5tes
ben. 8enn ober ole [ijrfcn oufmlrf.
fen Damn miro bon m1ierer Hegte-
rll1tg cine Observation-Disclosures ge.
gen Die Silrtei olsQefiibrt. Gu6 Die
Fieuoobiir9er miiiicn QeifiiBt mer'
oelt allb menn lte Den 8ooen oerl5er.
Stooten ME betreten boben; lie be.
Iiben ia ibren 9iirgcrihein. Wtit
oieiem Sdminoel mltB ouigerolm1t
tperoen rno ie cher 0eito beiier.
Ger Ea0aus y urlomcntus
riSmltS modt Sdule. SIN iponiideH
Farlament ga6 eS nclllif, cine regel
refte Seilcrei, ole ourh ciu @ufgcbot
bon @enoormen bcen0igt Wcroen
muBte; I'M fran5oIiiden ForIoment
mlrOe Der &riegSmiuiitcr BON einem
Nbgeoroneten libel 3llacriftet mo in
OeItret6 fam es am Gr0ffnungstu9e
oes HeidsrotbeS 5u cbenio miilten
S5enen, ute mar Iie lett Sobren BORT
geruo6nt lit. 0ieie Noooubriioer ioQ.
ten Die Iiebenmal 9eiiebten M0nner,
Die geiitiae elite bcS Bottles icin?
GaS Demogo9cntbrm it's, ooS lid
in ocn Borlomenten brett uno brciter
madt.
So6onneS Woit bat lid
nof GeutidIano nm 6iilfe gelponot.
@r muB leiue o8reibcit" oils Modens
bIott eingeben ~Ioiiell uno mil pcrilt.
den, tie ais Wonatsreuiic 81 balten,
oorouSgeiett, ooB @elo aus 9cutit).
Iono fommt mo onB er altf ieiner
omertfanti6en IgitotionStour ettpo9
5lliommenbrin9t. 0toit bot lid, mic
CT ieinen Oelttiden @enoilen mitgc.
tbeilt bot, in 9lnerifa griinolid) Der.
ipetuIirt. Seine aWenoiren" finoen
feline aoufer uno Iie9en fir i'm mie
3ic0eliteine Oo. @elo miro WoIt aus
9euti6lonb Iflperlih erbolten. Ob
Die ueberiteneIuna nod Chicago oic
Gage oeS cinitigcn Hei6StogS. N(bge.
orOncten fiir GbcmniB beiIern miro?
SEER WoIt bot in glmerifo b0ie Gr.
fo6rungen gemoht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

Nus Wufben miro emel
BET, Dob $4,000 fronfe llno p%eriuults
hete Hitiien aus oen lesten Sd)loftell
om Sd)obo peggei6afit woroer
iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
@rfubrcn 6OriIirter Wa6runasmittcl.

Samitag, ben 10. 9oUrmbcr 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

Sn U + II Ii, 9uoen. leqte
'id1 ein 2~iebeSpoor Dor einen Don
8~orlsrube fonme,0en Iod)tsua.
geioe ipurben getootet. Die Iomen
Der Selbitmorber iinb nod unbe.
fonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19
Gprrainc.

MnIerifG - gnrfartia - GriebIi6.
Weiiltcn bon AsdIbrpof Elm lino etne nnlpe
W'etle. Senutt Die nit Yoiubnttdn be5etdneie
gtorib'aoenue'ear. Sreie autfden Endblniffaes
am Terminus. Breife bon 8eer1bftbitelefi leet
lpe3teu. Sei6ie 8ebinputaen. 3elepbon
9niot 223. Bureau: Sranfftn. NIB Ntnc,or'
Hoaos. Serlauet 9rofttiire. (Daai4. 1S.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

MAJOR Sorrion pom Gbi i.
cago bat Dor Der @obI ge0uBcrt:
n@enn Barter ni6t gelpG6lt miro,
bin if bereit, meinen Sut 81 eiIen."
9oSbofte aberdeen forocrn i'm Jest
arf iein 8ort 81 bolten. ltngeicgnete
Mobl3cit, einen alien 6tl5 81 oeripei.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-19

Sn Den 6eptcmbcritiir.
men Oteies Sobres Iinb mad Dem Bit
reol' "@eritas" 80 5fiffc ooQitdnoiJ
perloren gegongen, Oor>mter bier
oelltl6e; Ais iino ourf lluiduc be-
idaOigt morocu, ooruntcr % Ocllt-
i6e.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1904-02-06
ShuuuaIak SuuibS.

Rev. DR. Spencer and wife left last
Monday with their son for New Or
cans. The young man is suffering
considerably from the effects of a
gunshot wound accidcntslly'in0icted
last Christmas, the ball going
through his foot, and his parents are
taking him to New Orleans for sur
gical treatment. Our %profoundest
sympathies go with this excellent
Christian family, with our prayers
for the speedy recovery of the suffer
ing boy.
Num- & Co. are erecting a new
saw mlll-in addition to all of their
other up~-to-date modern improve
ments in the milling and cotton-gin-
ming industry, When completed it
will be the best plant in East Miss
issippi. The whole business is I'M
der the direction and control of Mr..
r.. l.. Anderson, who never does
things by halves. have been told
that this firm have glnned and baled
between 800 and 2 900 bales of cot
ton this season.-Kemper Herald.
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Better than Gold.

II was troubled for several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous debili-
ty," writes F. J. Green. Of Lancaster,
N. H. mo remedy helped me until l
began using Electric Bitters. which did
me more good than all the medicines |
l ever used. They have also kept my
wife in excellent health for years. She
says Electric Bitters are just splendid
for female troubles; that they are a
grand tonic and invigorator for weak,
II down women. No other medicine
can take its place in our family. Try
them. Only SOC. Satisfaction guaran
teed by J.F. Jones. druggist.
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In Praise Of Japanese Officials.

The following quotation from the
Manila Cablenews speaps for itself,
and IS very pleasant reading:-
In view OF the cordial relations
existing between the United States
and Japan the following extract from
the official report OF Captain Walter
B. Barker, Depot Quartermaster at
Nagasaki, to the Quartermaster Cen
eral at Washington, will be read
with pleasure by those who value
the existing friendship between the
two countries.
Capt. Barker says, ut is a pleas.
ure for me to state that | have found
the Japanese officials with whom the
duties of this office bring ME in con-
tact universally courteous and oblig
ing. They seem to fully realize, as
do the people at large, the grea'
benefit derived by the entire COM
munity from the transport service
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Prof. Chas. Baskerville, grands, n

fOAa Nhs1' -
Of Mrs. Baskerville, of Brooksville,
is making his mark in the worlds as a
scientist. Science for December
contains an article on The Action OF
Radium, Actinium, Roentgen Rays
and Ultra Violet Light on Minerals
and Gems by Geo. +. Kury and
Charles Baskerville. 1t has attract
ed the attention and received the AZ
proval OF scientist all overthe world.
A Distinguished Prof, of chem
istry and kindred science says: II
regard Prof. Baskerville, Of the Uni
versity OF North Carolina as the
ablest man in his profession of his
age in America might say in the
world That was the opinion of no
personal friend biased by friendly
considerations, but as a learned
chemist and scientist, whose estimate
is based upon DR.. Baskerville's
scientific work. All North Caro-
lima rejoices that a University man
has attained this reputation and be
deserves it .-Raleigh Observer.
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JACKSON. MISS Feb. 3, 1904.

uhohooNs Mloo ECO. o. lJUt.
Editor of the Beacon
We have commenced on our second
month and have not gotten any laws en-
acted yet. The senate is holding up
the appropriation Of So, $50, 900 for
schools. There is some opposition to
appropriating this amount, but I think
it will finally pass.
They have not yet passed the $3.50, 900
appropriated for the old soldiers. but l
hear they expect to pass this, also.
The Judiciary committee reported ia
vorably the bill requiring sheriffs and
t~reasurers to make bond with the surety
companies. l favored this bill and
would have had it amended to include
chancery clerks, but the house thought
otherwise, and after a hard fight voted
it down. | felt that as the State was
paying the premium IN the bonds re
quired of the State treasurer and audi.
tor, that this ought to be extended to
these three county officers. Some took
the ground it would be an increase in
their salary. did not think SO, but
that it would be an additional security
for the county and that it ought to have
passed. | understand. also, that the
surety companies have a system of espi-
oaage on all officers bonded bv them,
and if they are extravagant-liYe be-
yond their means-t they notify them
that if this is not stopped they will can.
eel the bonds, and every nj in awhile
they send a special officer to check up
all ot1cers so bonded, and it also re-
lieyes the officer of any embarrassment
in asking people to go on his bond and
makes him independent.
We had another contest on a bill al
,.DfJ Of Supervisors to pay
.tr.,. ,.t Of the contract price on
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LIZ uNWNIL1

Try a SOC bottle Of lIerbine, notice
the Improvement speedily effected in
your Appetite, Energy, Strength and
vigor. Watch how it bFightens the
spirits. gives freedom from Indigestion
and Debility.
Isaac Story. Ava, Mo-, writes Sept.
10, 1900. II was in bad health, | had
stomach trouble for u months, also
dumb chills. DR.. j. W. Mory pre-.
scribed Herbine. it cured me in two
weeks. ! cannot recommend it too high
ly, it will do all you claim for it,
sold by }. r. Jones, druggist.
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Feed and Sale 81 able

The public will please bearin mind
that we are in the Feed and Saa
Stable business in Macon, stand at
the Grigg's stable, and that we have
first class accommodations. Plenty
of feed. plenty Of water, and charges
moderate. Call and see our good
teams. CUNNgGHAM d PAGAN.