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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23

Saltor @%ennigbouicn beaIeitctc oen
&ooeS'Ganoiooten AM iciacm Iebten
@an9, @obI UNI iid fir Die ibm cr-
mielenc S1ciluo6nrc 0oit5or ST. 3ci-
gen, bat Der SoIOot. inn cin tIcinc5
Anoentcn iibcrgebcu 3u oiiricrL un0
llberrei6tc Dem &rcOjdcr cine cinfohc
S6nllpitobofaooir Die Euitor Ser.
nl9paulen no6 bclt, ociigt.
ytod) cine5 on0cycu i6mer3li6cn
lifo oobci Noh frobcu Grcidnilic3 ca
%lllllert iib 4oitor 6cuNtabmnien aus
lener Belt. Nm II. EIui 1864 creiN-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23
&oli5ciOicnit inn 8ramSOiitrift.

&icutcnont ISM. @o(bilcii6 ioQ &c-
form c%iniijbrcn. - @iro Die 3ubt
Der BoIiiiitcn non tO3 ouf - per
ringern.
Scit ocm 2lbidico ser Drills iiu6
I'M 9ranooiitritt jcoer [oQ tO3 Ser
geo1teu uno Eoli5iitcn Itotionirt &c
ipcicn, QeGcll mr 81 Dor Dem groBcn
9ronOc. &nioIgc 0ciien murOc g
n%otbmcnoiH, Die s. 9ipiiion Elm.
gcben 5a loiicn 1mo MIR 5ruci Iioi.
%ltonelt, Ole oI" mo 80" iitr Goo
mo Nodltoicnit SIT boltcn. Iic Qclttc
naren od0ltrd 0e5mimgeL ieOcn Gua
II Stunocn lang 9icrit SIT tbln. I'm
MIN bic 3obI hcr FolijiItcu m9runo.
OtlTritt picOcr SIT perriu9cru ln0 Die
G".0iutiiou mieocr ein3uiiibrcn, bat
Die Rolt5cibeboroc Dem lieutenant
MnL &ol6ileiid pom mittIcrcn Sta.
t%ion@boltie ooS Commando ii6cr Sen
S%ronboiitritt iibergc6cn, uno 0ieicr
miro Den &criuh modcr, ocn Iicnit
NIT % ScrgcantCu un0 Eoli}iitcu nj
bcmerfltelli9crL 2t mchr, ais pur Ocnl
6cuer. Die 81 Grtro.@oli5iItcn mcr.
Den Die iibrigcu : Eoli5ciOiitriftc lie,
fern, rn0 0ieic iollcn MIR ant Gaze
Gtcnitc tbtuL mo SPAR IN Den &cr-
febrS'traBcn, Inn Observation-Disclosures
81 bcr6iitcu. Ntit ocn 81 rcquIGrct
Scr8cantcn uno Eoli5iiten 0c3 mittlc.
rem GtItrift5 bofft &ieutenunt &ulG-
flcii6, i'm Stan0c SIT ietlr oo5 Giger-
i6um I'M 9ronOOiitrift SIT beruobcn
un0 ole ullNcmeinp Sromunq ouiredt
5l erbolten. Bur 3cit limo cntihicbcn
mebr Eoli6iitcn i'm @runooiitrift ito.
tlontrt, ais notbUen0iQ it, 0enu 51t
icOcr Gogca5eit t0nncn @rltppcn bon
@laur0den bcobohtet lpcr0cn, Sic
ntiiiiia umber itcben un0 in Inter.
bolt1tn0en bcqrifien iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23

Sic 80. Go mpopnic Der Aij
item glrtiaeric 500 geitcrn 30 Bonn
Itnrf bon Sort McSenrD ob, nm lid
nod ibrcr neiten @urniion Sort 0ic.
Ginlep III Dtoine 81 begebeu. Au
ihrer Stellc fam cine Gompognie &u.
fonterie nod Sort Wic0cnrp.
Gr miro niht it mmen. -
@eaen brutaler MtiBbonhIrnG ieiner
Stieftpd)tcr Scnnie Folueu bon Ntr.
706, Sem Illcp, mnroe geItern Der
gtcger 5bomoS @opmoob Don pr.
106. Eern.Aaep, pom 0oli5eirihter
2poen 81 60 lngen @efdngniBbait
mn $40 uno Softer perllrtbeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23

TRACE ungefdbr $4,000 fir m%obItbd-
tige 3pede ouBerboIb ibrer @ren3en,
Or. Srmigbuuien rat mdbreno
Ieincr oall5cn NmtS5eit Der cpong.-
llltb. SpnoOe pou M}orpIono onge-
bort uno lit ser ciu}iae ocllti6c go
ItQr, Ser ic nom oicicr 1919 @cmeilt-
sen }6blclOcu 5uuoOc 5t ibrcm &rdz
iioentcn crudblt uorOet. Iicbr ocnlt
70 Sabre biuorrh mar CT Yiitglico
oc4 G]r}icbmQ3. mlO 0co Gromino-
lions Gomitc'2 cbcnlo jou8c Ntit-
ulicO uno jcitueiic FrdiiOcnt Der Set
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23


Rnitur +. Yb, Ncnni01nuicu.
gers, Or. =. Rh, @cmiQ6mlicm oui
miiroigc Mciic ieicrt,
Scr &%dbrcatog tict cigcntli6 ollt
Sen eritcn Soumtog int Oftober, Ood)
ans @iifiidt ori Sen 9&lmih Ser Sc
mciuoe m1tr0e 0ic eigcntli6c 6ejcr
ouf Heittc mo utorNcn icitgeiebt. s.
limo 1roBortjac &orbercihtn8en oo5u
Q|ctroiiGu mor0en. @cutc finOct
Elm orcifohcr @@ottc9oicnit itott:
&ormittoaa l2tt llbr in oentid.r
Sprotc; 3 llhr Nohmjttag9 uno
s llbr Nlbeuo9 in enqliihcr Sprohc.
Ger Acknowledgements itcbt
infer &ritung Der Baltimore 2utb.
Winiitcr3 giiociotion," luno Yoitor
Senuigbouicn bat icd2 8bemcn sur
Gr0rteruuQ uufgcictt; She &ona
YoItorutc," aG5e &opol Ecoplc,"
She Olo orO the 0oung," She
2onQltoQc &robleL" oTbe 4oitor5
9Iuriliortc9~ uuO r4}oitorol Icuom-
ibip"; icoe &c0c miro mQciGbr iiiri
N};lmteu in @(njprud nchmen,
N}ontoo 2lbeno iolqt icitlihcr Gm
piorrg BON Soften oc5 nIrouru.ltntcr
itiibun0S," oc5 y%uQcuO-" INTO
oeS Sdulocutilglmaa &crciua" nit
N}uiif. 2(uiprohen u1o Grtriihunqer.
Sir Den 0cutidJen @~otteaoienIt
bcrtc &ornittoa lit nohfolgcnoe$
Yrogromm ouigeItcllt moroen: Srgcl.
@r0luoium, NroI. s. Is. 8oQbrod)t;
Gboraciung, Gcitd)or nit Soprot.
Solo, 6rou z. MorfS, MiQcr; Sfs
t%roitlt2 Chr lei Dem Notcr nno ocnl
Sobn etc" 0o5 4poitoliifc @Iolt-
bcnabefennntiB; @cnleiu6c = 8eiunQ;
Shrift-&crleiuug un0 @cbet, En1tor
6. Is. Soc; @cmeinoc-@ciong Set
@rcOigt, Cert yGbcne5er," I Somncl
L II, EoItor =. Fb. @cnnigbouicn;
Gbor0cion8 0@lorrciA lit Gein gtome,
o @err" bon Mio3ort; @cmeinoc.@c.
lang unh ScHcn.
0icGcierom % ontoQN benb
Grnpiona un0 gcieligc llnterbGl.
tlulq i'm Soutcrain ser 2ircbc, perutts
itultet bon Dem o6roucl.llntcritiit-
sings" o2Slr1cu0," uno nGdulocn.
Silaun0a &crcjn" fir &oitor, Sc.
meinoc uno Treun0e. (Gintritt ges
gen @or5ciQung BON Snrtcn, lucldc
Ser @cmCinoc %oritono mcntgeltlid
pcrtheilt.) / llhr A}n6mitto0@ Groii,
wung; I llhr g(beno9 Woful mo (<1
itrumlcntoi W&liif. s llbr 2(6erhS
@eridt bc8 Scfrctdr& oe3 .Ghuloen.
Gilaunga &%crcius," @rn. s. 9tbbou
inn; @criht oc5 Ginon3-S cfretGr8
Der @cneju0e. @rll, 6. g8. &0bler;
&ernidtm2 olcr ShuloiNcinc; filr5c
4niprad)cu; Chr lei oe1n @oter uno
Dem Sobnr Se9cu. fl llhr Shlilb
ser GeItIihfciten.
Ser 2ebcn9Iouf oc& &ubi.
lars.
@oitor Ir. i. Nh. NuuigbaticL
Der &ubilar, mur0e in Gcutihlono &C.
borcn unO enlpiing icinc NI9biIOlnN
fiir ons Ere0igerumt iolpobI III
0cutld)luno, ulS olld) IN Amerifo.
Seine erite @cmciuoc mar Die Ocut-
ihe cpnngeIiid) lIitbcrlihC ct. %obon-
mis-. @emeinoc in @uibin1ton :. g.,
bic or iait pdbrcnO oeS gon5en 9iir.
gerfricge2 be0tcntc. babel ijd) inner
mii0lidl beipnoera Der ue~rlpunoctrn
0eutlden &rleler III ben uerihie0enen
6oipitdlern nnncbmeu0. Sn 0ieier
erlten 3cit ieineS Ereoigcr6cruie@, i'm
4Iter BON faum q ESnbren, trot on
Qaitor &cnnigbnllien oo9 idmer,.
lidlite Amt bcron, Nciicn cr jc 81 nal.
ten bate, Gin SoIoot oclitidcr @e-
burt bottc, ill @lolbcn. bon iciucm
@orgeic5tcu 3uriid8eieBt uio I'M
@cI0 bctroGen porOen gil ieilL einelt
Gtti3ler crito6cu uno lpuroc pom
arieg@geritt 3lun Qobe ourh oen
Strnn8 oerltrtbcilt. Gie @inribtupg
criolgte I'M Capitol Eriion," mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23

w. IHlH4 81 ~ UAAtlA ! tIt Nl W. \
netc lid i'm @oibinQtoner 9lricnul
cine Grploiion, bel pelhcr - Niel-
id]en Qet0otet uuO in cnticblihCr
Mciic ucritiimmeit mur0cn. Die I'M
glildIihcn 0picr mIrocn in cincul
Q}uiieubclr0buiB }ur lcetcn <bc &c.
troQen. Inter Den EoOtcn bcfou0
iid) oltd elm iulqca MI0ohr1, cir
N|italico Der SOurtoA9ihuIc Der 81.
Sohunlc9s@ cmClnoC. Ter llnaljtd
libcu mar Der &opf ob9criiicn mo
ser &orpcr ocrurtig pcritilmneIt nor.
ben, ouB lie ultr an eincm &Ici0crs
icBel1 i6cntifi5irt mcrDcn fonntc. ser
lid 5piihen Nrnit uno Arm fcitac-
tlcumt bate. Gage lang lab Die
Wtrtter 0tS W}dOdcn@ itmtpf Dor lid
bin briitcno mo mortloS ulti 0ct
2uppen in i6rcr @nlto itorrcno. Widn
fiirhtetc, ouB Die Srolt Dem %rriinn
perfuQcn miiroc. "a 0urh5udtc Ed.
Itor @erniqbouien einc Nliidlidc
Socc: 5pei Sobue DER Grou itonOcn
ais Sol0otct in scr lluIons9lrmcc;
pcnn e5 QclnnM 0icielbcn irci 5u be
f~pntnlcll, mar Die 6rolt uicucid)t III
rctten. Yr1iiocnt 2incom mar in ic-
ner bepcqtcn Belt nidt pcri0nlih Ill
ipreberL 10 bru6te Hu'tor &cllniG-
balicn olio icin Nnlicacn SIT Ynpier
unO iibcrgnb oo8 @eiltd Dem Ghiir-
itebcr Captain 9oeiflcr. Nod) icf3
@od)cn, ais man bcreita Die Soft
m1ng orf Griolg olli0cgcben bate,
eridien zines l}odnltttoga Ser cine
Der S6hnc; cr ipor allf oircttcn Dc
febl oeS @rGiioentcn nit e|brcnpollcm
gbihieo oits Dem @eerc cntloiicl
noroen. SCin Grideinen ~riittcItc sic
Whlttcr ans ibrrr 9etborAic olr, FL
lcbte micoer oltf mo mrroc gcrcttct
IS Eoltor &enniQbouicu ocnI
i~uicocrholterL oringenocn Hui Der
biciigcn ct. Stepboni- @cmcinoc onl
t. 0ftobcr 1861 folgte, fo1O or Gill
olrrd, motferlei @iocrmGrtigtcjtca
arg 5uiommcn gei6moI}cnc@ mo
iturf entmutbigtes @dnfletnL nit NJ
nrr SdnlloenloIt BON nobcin $1,000
ouf cincm icbr bci6eibcrler &irhlein.
God mutbig QinN CT ans S8crt, mo
nit rpeldcm Grfolgc CT ieinc@ gmte@
gciualtet, oofiir giebt ebelt Die 9c1en
pGrtigc 6eitieier ben beItell 9clca.
9tod) 2%l-iGbrioem @trfen NllrTte CT
cine nclte Stride, oerelt Scrltcllittg
it'd ulti nohcsll $4,000 belief, eimpci
ben. Iic Stride it bcilte gnn5Iih
iduIocnfrci.
QuS iil6crrc InltS S1lbilditm oe3
GoItora i"cirrtc sic 8erel1Oe III
prod)tpolcr @ciic uno ilberreld)tc oa-
bel ibrcm Seeliorgcr inter oiloere't
@eihenfcu $500. Nls 5ebll SoprF
ipGtcr bic @cmcinoe ihr 0~oloene@ SIT
bil0lm ~icicrtc. ficl ioldlc mleocrilIll
auf ona 30. &uGrcSfeit ibrcS Yaltof@
umo c~bobte Dies oie o~llgenlcliie
Ireuoe. 0cS Eaitors @ebolt III
m1brcno iciuer HnttSjeit peroreitdd'i
poroen, unO in oerieIben Belt opterfe
bic @enein0e npbeit oen lanflloell
Iusgoben. ser 9lhtrngung oltcr llHp
neller SduloeiL bnrh freiiuilllge Sel'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23

oens, mic ultd Scr cinbeimii6en Wtti-
lion2beb0rocn Der euung. lutb. @Cncs
raj Spno0c pom 9}or0umerita; mic
0crbolt 0clcQot 5u OcrcI ollc 3lpci
Sabre ituttiiuocnoCn &criommhms
qCll, mic altd) Circttor Oe3 tbculoQi-
lhcu Scmlnor2 5l @cttpQbllrN. Sdn-
acrc Belt r%coiQirtc CT Oeu W0hcntIidD
cridlcincn0cn ,HlltbCriifcu Girhcns
frclul0," mo ais Shotnleiitcr Der
nHlttbcrau Miniitcr9' Sni. &coAle"
tenn rein m~obltbGtigcr &crcin) iant=
mcltc cr mo jnblte an g&ittncn u10
Maiicn uuhc}u 100000. Ginlo-
Ouuacn pou mo }t mlocrcu @clncins
SEN cupiinq rr in oieicr Belt ilbcr
Elm 0uBcno, bod ucnl1 Die Stlmoe
ser Gntihcjoung fam 500 er e9 Dor,
bel icincr inn trclt nnDdngcn0en &c
ntcin0c SIT %ucrborren.
Nla III @aibington inn Sabre 1894
0a9 &lltbcr 0cnfmal cingcpeibt
mllr0c, Ooa cine gcnolle Gopie oe@ IN
@orma crrihtcten it, mar Eoitor
Or. NcmigbauiCn Ser oelrtite GScit-
rconcr. &n &ulic Der Sabre be-
illd)tc cr 5ucimul europa uno bereiitc
GnglnnO, Ncutibluno mo 5ruht.
reid. Nci Der crIten Hciie crlebtc er
enc Shiii9 GoQiiion oltf Dem
M}ecrc.
Or. @tnntabouien lit icit 80 SAB
rem pcrbcirotbct, ieinc @ottill lit cine
(od)tcr Oc@ EuItor9 6. Scplep. fri.
Der in6roitburg, Wto., iebt inSpring.
ficIo, ., oniGiiiN. Gincr ieincr
S0bnc, Gcrcp s. @cnnigbouicn, luor
StoOtrotba Er0iiOent itelloertrctcrt-
Der W}opor mo @unoc9 Ginmoloc.
rtn0@ Gommiiidr lulO itcbt in &C.
lh0itlidcr &Crbiuolutg nit Ieincm
Cnfci, Oem bctomtU1 Hehtaonmalt
&out@ Z, 0cnniQbollicn. Gin oltoc.
rcr Sohn itcbt an Der Spisc ser
oAcmc E1oto ENGRAVING Comp"
&ntercinnt lit c3 and, oob Gin
|rllocr oca |oitorS, &r. g. Y. Sen-
nt0bollicL olti Ser n0rOli6en, Elm
moercr ollf Ser iiioli6rn Settle Sen
&rle0 ais Srcipiaigc mitnrahten.
Settcrcr, Mr. GboS. u. &enniQbaiIcn,
trof AcItern 2lbcno oil9 Ridnlono Elm,
ltm al Der &llbcIicicr Gbcil III neb-
men.
@nr5e sc 9 d) c Scr etc.
pboni @emein0e.
Us mar im @crbit 1919, alS ga.
TOR Charles u. MeiItcr cine Nnsabl
oelltlder @emobncr BON Siib- 9ulti-
more }ll'nmmenricf mo nit ocniels
oell cnle cponaclild) llltberiihe Sc
lllenloe g%riinoete, meldc in 1850 an
Der 9torbueit-G de bon Sonoper. rno
@omhilrAltroBe bas crit @otteSbons
polttr. M 1851 muroc bic @clnein.
DC, oeren SccIiorgcr oornnls TnItor
Y. =. %rltl1onn mar. olS bic .0c1t.
ld)c cpoh0lild Iltberiidc ct. Ste.
pballt @emcinoc" %incorporirt; oieie
ptloetc ldon nornola ciltcl Sbeil ser
eonn9 Iltb. SOnobc bon Morplono
ilno jobltc - iti~mniGbisc Mitglie.
Der. Sm nGditcn Sabre mllroc einc
Sonnta1S' mo cine @emeinoeihnle
cIllgerldltct i1to butter Der STRIDE Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23
&un Baltimore mad GbilaSelpbia
uno 5nriif $500.
9tadl G6citer nnb suritf $3.50.
0ad@ilminatun nnb snriif 500

NadlyN1Imtngton liil0 iitrnf SI.UU.
9ttf Der oEenniploanio Giicll-
babr," om Somntag, Sen 80. Otto
Der. Ser Spe3ial8ug perIGBt 6elt
Union E 9obubof nm s ltbr &ormits
tags. Sir Die Hiidfabrt 9lbfa6rt bonn
@roaOitroBen = 9obnbof IN Ybilo6el-
pbia $50 I6enbS; 8eitsEbilaoeIpbin
6.33 A6euoS; Gbeiter $50 IbenOS;
Milmin9ton 7.20 9(belloS.
295-6,S-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23
ScrabQcicBtc Saiiitcnureiic

BON Baltimore llodD Bremen nit
oltor6Oertti6eu 2lopo" 0ontpiern
$31, nit ampfcrn oMoin" oHbeiu"
luto Sector" $33. Gbeooor $.
9tcucr& 60, iii SIt.2erin9ton-
StroBc, 3immer gtr. 3. (237)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23
8iQigc Gciie nod SentihlanS.

Sdiffsfarten foIten iest MIR 500
fir 3pii6enoedsfarten bon 9aIti-
more na9 Bremen. @egen peiterer
gusfuuft meuoe man iid an Sbeo.
s. 0iener & 6 o., I'D SIt-2er.
inutnnsS Ctr 9immer Ger. 3 nSQ-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23

8ccroigt.-9er 2eidnom Scr
am Ipbtcu Mittpof QeItorbencn .
6rolt @ilbelmino @ieSner, Satin
oeS Srn. 9(ooIpb @icSncr, puroe
geitern Mtorgcn bonn Srouerboliic.
Ger. 2417, Observation-Disclosures, ans allf
Dem obl. Grl0ier 6rieo9ofc" beer.
oigt no6Oem Gotcr s. 0teicr in Der
ct. misunderstanding Elm 5oOtcuomt
obgcbolteu buttc. &iclc id)onc @lls
ntcnQcDin0c morcn cinoe(ulfcn, 0u.
rltl1tcr cine SurgOCdC bon Ocn Mit-
orbcitcrn 0eS Srn. @icSllcr unlO Gin
&rdn5 polt Der Sirmn NJ. &. @imn1Cl
& S0bnc. 2ua NobrtlthtrG0cr hm1-
girten 0ic @@. Sobn Wfccf@, NcnrU
Seer, &cBllibcr mo Nuilcr. Srull
@ieSner, Qe6. Stup6orn, crblidtc
0o3 Sid)t ser Mclt in Niclciclo,
@cItpholcn, mo fam Dor - ,Eabrct
nod Hmcrito. Gin SSobr ipGtcr
mltroc tie nit ibrcm mnmcbriqru
Ntttlucr 9ctroltt mo binterldbt
allBcr Oicicm bier Sinner.
Grad bcn SUB. - Sobn Nllt.
fitiolL 30 Sabre olt, bon 9tr. 107,
Dit 6ronflin.S troBe, ficl gcitcrn III
cilrcrn Ncllbou an Der Baltimore uno
SolttbzS troBc in Den Seller unO brob
Den rcdten SUB. Gr muroc nod oclu
"V}orpl0nOcr llniperiitdtS = &oipitol
0cbroht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23
5nIins Sebbel, oelrtiaer G6otoarapb,
32i u. 80 sStrafe.
@abinCtbiIOer nnr 81 pro Nnbcnh

Sn emaiIlirten OGDEN 9iloeru itno
i6onc Reubeiten err;dbuensmertb.
%2cben5grobe 96otographien unS
fiinltleriid uoaenocte Gopien alter
&iloCr in GrapolL 8aiieriarben, Del
uno Eaitea Elm Spe5fplitdt.
Man ueraciie nidDt, 'pur5nipredrn
G40-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23

Sefretdr @ilium Ropp, S6abmei-
tier 2ouiS grmoIo, 9ibIiotbetore:
emanuel 6rip uno Tier0ri6 @crGc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23
Sr. g. 4. Gaiier,

friibcr bon Der 2erinptcn.S irabens 5irrna Sm,
iupln, aaiier & Co., hat iih nit Der tSirmn
Erisuuai Srrrtng suns q &c., 5eppide riio
996heI. gr. lis, TnresSsiuaros Strafe. ~niioeiirt.
mo CT init 8ergriiaeii feine %.srcniloe mo lriibc=
rem @nntcr enlpfangeil mira.
lSfIlNiSiSpSo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23

g bnlia ID d c d 0 r."
@rOfcs Nuitcrnr6itcn, SOnntag,
Den 30. CftO6cr, III @Oigt's @artcm,
1922 SGrfUro = Nurnnc. Scginn
1 ltbr NadmittagS. (2973O3-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-23

&olili cnolih ctnqeo n'
QCn. 9tm Sonntog, oen' Z. Nug,
nOhm Die Yoli3ci oes oitliden 0i-
itritta cine 6o55io olti Die @irtb
itoit oe3 2u1toni 9niili an Central
Auenue, nabc 8oughitroBe. Dor rn0
ocrboitetc mcbrcrc M0nncr, Die ga.
leIbit tranfen. 9oiili ielbit per.
lhmano uno fomte crit aeiteru BON
Ben Scrgeolteu Tan uuo Ricincr
n%erbaftCt tuerOeu. oo or iih biabcr
mBerholb Scr Staot ouigeholtcir
6uttc. IN Der 0itlidcn Voli}eiitutton
itc0tc i'm gcitern Squire" 6rieoeI
inter $500 9iirgid)oit iiir ieineu
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COUSIN OF V. MERAS KILLE
A. Makorish, second cousin

COUSIN OF V. MERAs KILLE
A. Makorish, second cousin
Vaselas Meras, proprietor of the Lit
Falls Candy factory, was killed in
peculiar manner at Minneapo
August 28th. MI. Meras attended
funeral. The brother mentioned as t
only relative mas arrived in Lit
Falls and will be employed by n
Meras. The Minneapolis Journal .
August Goth gave the following.
Anargiras Makorish, 220. F0fr
street s., was killed in stone-thro'
ing contest at Excelsior yesterday.
attended a Greek picnic yesterday a:
during the contest, q stone clip
from the hand of Peter BoosaIis a.
struck him behind, the right ear. ]
felt no great pain at the time but
few minutes later was taken setiou,
i'll ana died two hours leter. nix;
ish was Is years old and waG 9!
ployed as q waiter in q Greek resta,
ant at 220 Fourth street s. He h.
been In this country three months a
except brother, who witnessed t
accident, had no relatives in Amerit
Witnesses say that Boosa]is was
to blame for the accident.
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gay, we're close. A death cast shad-
ow In every household and all be-
came mourners. The lowering of the
stork over the roof of any domicircle,
brought satisfaction to the heart of
every man, woman and child within
the village limit. For veal or woe all
was one; In evil reports and good re.
ports all felt as one the shame or the
exaltation accompanying the good or
the bad act. 1t was in this spirit of
union. that particularly the sports
and amueemen of the community
were entered into. A game of Ia
crosse between the visiting club of
fulls and the halls drew the entire
community out upon the prairie to
witness the mad scramble for victory.
This was the occasional sport. but
that which may be locked upon as
the regular thing was the dance.
Hardly week passed but that the
open door yawned for the nimble
footed.
In later years an old store became
the hall where the dance took place.
WHAT had been the support of shells
being of sufficient breadth, became the
seat If the mighty fiddler to whose
strains musical and muscular the
dancers quadrilled or jigged. for they
knew nothing of the Partisan waltz.
or it's arm in arm allies. Ard Ut
sides, of what avail would have been
such knowledge since Joe Adon, the
catgut scraper, did not include CON-
positions of three quarters time. in
his repertoire.
And again the community was to
strenuous: to indulge in the dolce
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far niente Of the langusrous waltz.
So 1t WAS that swarthy, long haired,
hawk faced Joe, sawed out only tunes
to which the dancers could nimbly
caper.
Who Of us older ones cannot remem-
Der Joe upon his perch, playing
neither bv note or by ear, but BY
main force. His music was of the
percentage Of Scotland, mostly the
SCOTCH jig, reel and hornpipe of Lord
Selkik's importation to the Red River
of the North and acclimated in some
mysterious way to the temperament OF
the mixed Scotch, French and Indian
bloods.
iJoe's music was distinct type Of
that product of the north which We In
times past were want to call Red Riv-
or music, to render it, needed the arm
Of sinew and toe and heels beating an
alternate tattoo.
Joe's business was to furnish the
sound and tune: 1t belonged to the
more learned to call out the varla-
tions of movement.
But how we have .strayed from the
beginning and as We write we hear
our DEVILS voice calling for more
copy.
Farmer Cuff has been too long in
the glare Of the White Earth public
gaze, so let us till of lis exploit AID
dismiss him. Bnt we must range be-
side him ourself John >.e,ree and
Gouiet, the beef peidIer WHO weekly
came from Little Falls to Crow Wing
to dispose to us the rejected PORTIONS
Of meat not up to the standard Of his
contract with Uncle Sam, represented
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by his assistant commissary. at Fl.
Ripley, seven miles from Crow Wing.
Goulet, like John George and our
sel1 es, made bold pretence Of playing
thel fiddle and our claims were re-
spected. One autumn night, when a
dance was going on in the old build
ing, Joe wishing spiritual comfort
and a brief rest besought one, or all
of US to relieve him. In an unguarded
moment we yielded and unwittingly
compromised our claims to classic out
lines of feature, and this invited
FarmereC Cuffs remarks. We ascended
the perch each with his violin, not
being harmonists we played in unison,
fairly acceptable to the ear not over
sorupuloue.
Fairly into the performance Farmer
Cuff noticed In our physiognomies a
decided departure from the artistic
lines Of Hogarth.
Ia tab yah, ay she bung she
moog ishe wash ke chan ay wag, nah
yah sha be ig ay jig. mis- and MOTH
ing more.
As many Of our readers are inno-
cent of the Ojibway language we
will give literal translation. well
we'll, the noses of these hddlers all
crook towards the setting SUM- I: is.
true, through nature or accident. the
noses of us three inclined decicedl, 70
the left and thus toward the settling
cum.
We a. kno~ledged it., and Joba
George ard Goulet must even at this
day do likewise.
Years have humbled as, and we
have. ceased to be sensitives over the
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OLD CROW WING DAYS
"reminiscences Of the Old
Indian Trading
Place

Farmer Cuff once gave utterance
to an exclamation that has become
classic to the elders of this reserva-
tion, says the White Earth .Toma-
hawk. t.was away back in those days
wnen this reservation was not; when
the United States Indian agency for
the Chippewas was located upon the
eastern high bank of the Crow Wing
river. q few miles above it's conflu-
enoe with the Mississippi.
Opposite the mouth Of the Crow
Wing river was the village Of Crow
Wing. the old home Of 90 many of
the present residents Of this reserva-
tion. and the final rendezvous before
leaving for their homes, of the varie
GUS bands of Indians, who had been
summoned from North, East and West
co receive and acknowledge receipts
of blankets, clothes and other articles
of merchandise and very hard cash
which the Great Father at Wash-ton.
DONG had sent out to them In fulfill
ment of treaties long drawn out. Here
too were the headquarters of the vari-
GUS traders who did business through
out the wooded and prairie regions
of northwestern Minnesota.
The community was not large. and
as usual in limited circles of popula-
tion. the interests, both solemn and
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