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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-15
Pneumonia Weather.

From the New York World: "The
wide prevalence of coughs, colds.
grip and pneumonia marks an expert
ence of severe and protracted winter
weather the like of which we have
not seen for many 4 year. The stub
born persistence of catarrhal troubles
is also a marked feature of the de
pressing influences which follow n
long siege CT rapidly changing low
and raw temperatures. The man is
fortunate indeed who has not been
at some time since Christmas confined
TO his bed with Il cold of some sort
that he cannot succeed in curing.
This condition Of affairs has existed
for months. and the end is not yet. In
fact, it behooves all careful people
to be on their guard against all ca
tarrhal troubles more than ever.
March is a typical pneumonia month
and gives a high rate of mortality for
the disease. One reason for this is
that after our long and hard winters
the system loses its natural resistance
to cold. Only the hardy ones are like
" to. withstand the strain. and even
these are by no means safe when grip
is increasing almost to epidemic man
Hesitation.
The ordinary cold the grip and
pneumonia belong to the same family
cf winter diseases. Although they
may be excited by different infectious
Influences. their ultimate effects are
the same when the attacks are >ufsi-
GENTLY severe.
IAN acute catarrh is always the re-
suit of undue exposure TO low tenn
peratures. The rapid cooling of the
surface, when not balanced by proper
reaction. produces congestion and in
Illumination of the nasal and bron-
chial membranes. Obviously such an
ailment Is not communicable in the
ordinary sense. from one individual to
another. As the slightest cold pre-
disposes the individual to attacks Of
the most severe and dangerous ca
tarrhal affections. the necessity for
its quick cure need not be enforced"
All the facts emphasize the neces-
sity of extraordinary precautionary
measures against the ordinary cold
Every one cannot change his climate
at VIII but must make the most Of
what he has at home viz. take
.Chamberlin's Cough Remedy as soo!-
Jas the first Indication OF the cold APP
pears 1t not only cures a cold quick
II but cCunteracts any tendency If
the cold 10 result IN pneumonia. This
fact has been fully proven during the
ePidemics Of colds and grip for the
past few years. No case IF either of
these diseases having resulted in pneu-
monia when this remedy was used has
ever been reported 70 the manufaetur-
ers. which shows conclusively that IT
is not only the best and quickest cure
for colds but certain preventive OF
that dangerous disease. For sale by
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-15
CITY DEBT
State Auditor Directed to Spread
d Tax Over a Term of
Years.
ANNUAL LEVY IS FIXED
So, 900 for Three Years and Then
Increase to Meet Growth
in Values.

Instead Of meeting the inst allme ntS
on the registered Indebtedness as they
come due. the city is 10 accumulate a
| fund with the state auditor at Spring
| field by means OF the spreading of Il
| tax by the latter.
y resolution passed by the council
last evening directs the auditor To
| levy $4,000 annually in 1904, 1905 and
1906. Then, in accordance with the
increase in the taxable values Of the
city, which is to be expected. the
amount is increased TO $4,000 ANIMAL
~ for five years. and from 1912 to
1916. $4,000 is 10 he levied annually i'm
addition 20 the tax to meet the in
terest.
The ordinance provided that the tax
to meet the principal should be levied
when the installments became due.
The aldermen AT that time were not
disposed TO provide for the immediate
levying of the tax by installments. in
view of the fact that the property
holders had Il special library tax. Now
this is practically out of the way.
No Authority Heretofore.
Of the total Of the bonds. $4,000 be-
come due in 1907, $4,000 i'm 1912, and
$50, GOO in 1917. The Ievying of the tax
ahead of the maturing Of the bonds
was not authorized heretofore be-
cause the auditor has not the author
ity to invest the funds in other secur-
tiles, and the money simply would
have accumulated in the state treas
ury, because j. was not considered
likely that the city could profit to amy
extent so soon after the issuing Of the
bonds, by the provision Of the law
which permits the council TO - into
the market and buy registered bonds
10 the extent Of the funds in the hands
of the auditor. the latter, in such
cases, paying the par value. Of the
bonds. while the council pays the pre-
MUM which may be necessary to Sc
cure the bonds and thus reduce the
interest charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-15
S roUX CITY PLUMBERS
ARE IN A CONTROVERSY

Sioux City, IA. z-arch 10 = The
Pl6mtsrs' un:on E1s -c,aliatcG, Is os-
pected. against the opcl shap pc.i,5
declared March I by tlle lraster pluni-
bcrs. by starting Il strike By all the
plumbers OF the city. The Sioux City
Industrial association drrIounded the
men by following this ac;icn OF the
Plumbers uaion ~ employing Jl.e
boycott, so popular with the labor IN
ions.
The 500 members OF the Industrial
association have pledged thona> elves 10
come to the relief of the master plum
bers, and there viii be no complaining
10y members OF the association if the
muster plumbers cannot carry out
their contracts promptly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-15
THECOLORADOW WAY
Union Men and Sympathizers
Elected Bodily From
Telluride.
PECULIAR ACT OF CITIZENS
Herded Under Force OF Arms and
Placed on Outbound
Train.

Telluride. Colo, March 15.-One hum
dred members of the Citizens Alliance
armed with winchesters and reyolyers
last night took into custody about
50 union men and sympathiZers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-15

You need tonic. tissue builder
strength producer. flesh creator. this
spring? HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea viii revitatize your entire system.
- cents. tea or tablets. T. II. Thomas.
pharmacist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-15
Heroed In Store.

The men were herGed into Il vacant
store until = o'clock this morning.
when they were marched to the depot,
loaded into two coaches and sent
away.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25
pas GlrO DER Alutttrlitbt.

Sn aIsr DsIt, in alien Serasu tlinet
elm 2teb piebsr, in Dur unb Moq,
buIb Iaut, baIo leiIe, bier f9psqeuO
in itol5sr Srsube, bort gebdmpft in
tiefer Srauer. Ni6t Weuf6eHtuRit
bat IS ssbi1tet: Soft felbft, Der etpise
Meiiter, ittmmts es in irbtidsr 8ruit
an, Orin SUIT uno Wsb ipuHbsrfam
pertpsbsnO. Sn Ssiner Wieee bat es
Did emit umtDnt, ba Du, elm itams
meIno &nGbIein. auerit Deiu Iuge
gum rOfi9eH 2i9te ouff4lu9it, unb
tpei9 pie S9punsnfIaum unfIoB IS.
Define Radtbeit, bes Daleins raubeu
Sau6 BON Dir tpebrenb. Sn 0einer
4inbbeit Spisle biuein tlang ss Ieife,
bef6eiOen, taum pernommeH, bod fe
beimli6 nit sr0Berer Wonne piiraenb.
0u Du6IsIt beran gum Siin9ling, Don
Gbrsei3 entflammt, bon 2jebe trunten,
unb %berftummt f9ien oft i'm Orange
Der 2sioenf6oft bic ianfte Weiie. 4ber
tpenu Der Sturm i4tpieg, pertpebt in
Der GnttGuI9uns. Der @rmiibuHg
bIetsrner @tiae, banp sriibteit 0u pies
Der bus bOIbe 2i.b. bas unbantbar
Dsrgefene, aIs trsusiteH 5rsunb. als
GrI0ier aus triib.r Dual.
Dem ii6er anes auf @roeu treu 1T
has 2isb, liebIi9 unb bsmiitbie; es
idpeist, nenu itdrtsrer Ruf Did lodt,
unb trOitet Did, ipenn bic Sirenenz
ftimme pertlun9en. 0o9 emit piro bic
Stunbe tommen, bu es auf INNER pers
bait, ipis 0u es au9 sriebneit, bd 9u
bstteIarm itsbit, bes 8eiten beraubt.
unb Oh 0u aaer @elt S9dbe setpou=
nsn, OBJ 4rone Did Ihmiidten! Damn
peins, ia tpetus! 0eun mas lit 9lodsuz
tlane, mas Gborgeiaug, mas allen
@oIteS 2obprets Dor ibr, Der stnsn, Der
fdIidten Deiie, Die auf ibrer S9pins
gen flammenbe 9lutb trGgt in peiBen
S9nse sebiiut, Dor benz Sanss, BEN
trbabenen, sstualtisen: benz 2iebe Der
Muttsrliebt9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25
SnlaM0

@an3e rt4at Sers
n / d I. gortntb, 8p., cine Srts
f6aft Don $50 @inpobnern, 1T uns
IGnsIt fat eGnSlia obsebronnt; Il
gsbGub. purben asrftDrt unb elm S9as
ben bon $4,000 aneeri4tet. Nur brei
@.56dftsgebdube, borunter bic Gars
mers 8apt, ipurben serettet.
surname Neuerunae n.
Sn benz StaatseefdngniB in Srentou,
q. g., IoIsn bic Duutelsellen absez
idafft unb pibsripsnitise Sniufen iOls
len in belen 3elen an aetten selegt
tpsrben. Die seitreiften Inaiise Der
Strdflinge unb bas Sdeeren ibres
Ropfbaures tpurben bsreits absei4afft.
gu asbn Sabr.n 3udt.
baus lit tiiralth 9. 5. Smith. Der
friibere Wapor BON Davenport. So,
uno Sobn oes 9i6tsrs my Country
tbs of thee, "Samuel Grancis Smith,
berurtbsilt pprben. Ct par 8ertpuIter
zines sroben NadldHes uno betdnnte
ii9 Dor Ruraem ihulois, $180,000 bon
bemislben unt.rfdIasen gu Rabsn.
Weibliaes Ginan3,Gts
n {. Sheriff Qdlep in Gbippefua
Sails, Dis., .trbielt leBtbin ben ses
ri9tIidsn gefebl BON Ri9ter Winie, bic
5arm Der 5rau Marie Mobr Su bts
fdlosnubmen unb ie au atpinseu. ben
plaB gu perIaHen. Gs ipurbt i'm Gta
ri4t nudsepisfen, baB es Der SJyran gee
lunsen mar, bon ltnten in perfhiebes
men SbeiIen bes Stadtes Sppotheten
auf bic Sarm i'm 8etrase bon $4,000
aufsunebmen, obglsi9 bas Stiid Sano
bDfitens $4,000 pertb 1T.
WerttaneranSe Ser Stefle
Der Reser. Die ReprGfentanten
WifiiiFppier pIautaseubelibsr ereast@
rem felt Ginger .3eit in Waeo, Ser,
gauge Iamilien bon Wegifansrn, bic
auf ben pIantasen urbeitsniollen. Dem
@ernebm.n na4 TT in Miifiifppi cine
getpeauna i'm 0anse, Bic Neser ais
1eborbeiter 10 tpeit bies angdnsig til.
losauperb.n. Dk plantasenbsiistr
Ionen gu biefem 3ped sepiHe 9ertin.
barunsen un~tereinanber setroffsn bas.
ben, bic es ibnen ermOsiineu, NIT ipes
niger arbsitstrdften aussasonmeu.
bic 2uft sefprtnst.
Die pulbermiiblt bon abbott e Sohn
in W~aribdItofpn, Ga, pelte srobe
Worrdtbe an pulner unb Dpndmit ents
belt. 1T tiraIi1 IN bic 2uft seflosen;
bic Grf4iitteruns battle in Der ganaen
Stabt Ibiirtn, unb Jenfter ein9sfGlds
gen. 3tpei Trdmps, tpelHe fi9 in Der
Ndhe Der Gubrit 5tigten, foIen bic Grs
pIoiion btrbeigefubrt ibQben. Sk NOS
rem fpirlos perf9punben sunb ruabrs
fdsinli6- IN Gsben aeriiIen tpcrbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25

men Rau6perbot gu adfen, betrat er
burd's 8riidenportdI ben aGs GTsr3iers
plab bienenben 39siI beg 2uftgdrttns,
Der um iene Stunbs menf6enleer mar.
@pbl ruff Der pOiteH Don Der bOben
S6lobrampe: ,Rau6eH tit bier pers
boteH!" isoo6 WOItts, in 9spaHfsn
pertieft, ben 3uruf aberbOrsno, gsbt
unt.H rubtg tUstter. Saum absr bisst
er UNI bic 56IOBeds, 10 pirb Ct DON
oem 8adtpoItsH Don Der GabneHs
trsppe. ben Der 4nruf bss 3ameraoen
aufmertfam gsmadt bat, angehGItsu.
oils Der GipiIiit iih AUDI bier ni6t
bsouemen nil, ben Glimmftsnstl meg
autbun, felt Jpn Der Saroiit pbue Dsts
teres ms S6iIoerbaus, nit Der Ausz
ii6t, bort biz CUR uGditsu abIDfung
~ ftebeH.
0un gibt ii4 WOItte 3tpar gu .rtsns
men, abst Der Poiteu ertIGrt, bas tOnns
isoer 1aeeR, baB er Der General Woltte
isi. MOItts Oermag benz Ranne nidt
unrsht gu gebeu, bat absr Ieibsr tstHs
2esittmation bel ii3. Sum @Iiid
tDmmt nab sintser 3sit elm 9err bss
@eges, ben Der @sneraI unter Rsnnuug
istnss Namens bittet, bas @reisnib bod
%gefdaigit benz iua4tbabenben Sffi3isr
gu meloen.
Dieter elite nun idIsunisit berbei
unb befrsite aIsbaIb ben sroBsn Stras
tsgsn, Der ii4 aus Ieiner @efangens
f6aft unmittslbar CUR &ommanoantur
be9ub unO bort feiuen tragiiomif9en
@mpfun9 i'm 2uItgartsn bsri6tsts.
S9on cine balbe Stunbe barduf tpas
rem our 5reube ausr Rau6sr bic
Rdu4DsrbOte bon ben brsi pOrtaIsn bes
9IdBeS OsridpunOen, benn Der gsuiaIe
S4lo4tenosnter bate baruuf uufmerts
lam semO4t, bab bic &iesidittung bss
@reraierpIaBes ebenfupsnig feusrgss
fabrIi4 ist, aIs bus StrubenpfluItsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25
AltrkwlrOistr frti(prud.

a(s @aribalbt i'm Mai 1850 QOns
bon beIudts, bieltsn bic npidpOd,ts,"
bic Sai9euOis6e, am Gage ieiueS gius
suses cine iebr rsi4s @rnte. 0umals
mar aud Elm setpifer Sumes psnristb
babel ertappt tporoen, als er ebsn cine
llbr itabl, unb itanb nun bieferbaIb
Dor benz S9purssri9t. psnrietb mar
Elm GROCER ScIb Der solen 8ortunit. bic
er pie tstner dusSuiiben uno aud gu
lsbrsu OsrItunb. 3ufdqis bsfanben iid
untsr ben ap0lf 9efdporenen aebn
Srsunbe uub 0erebrsr Der 9ortunit.
bic 3uglsi9 aud S6iIer bes &nsetIagz
ten pureu. Sbre 9sraen ftrGubten fi9
baber gssen bic 9srurtbeiIung, pGb>
r.nb bod ibr @epiKsn baSu brGnste,
unb its oieieIbs etgentIi9 gar ni4t ums
geb.u tonntsn unb burften. S6r
Spru6 lautete bemuad: ,Wir finbsn
ben @nsstIasteu fdu!oig, absr mir pers
3eiben ibm."
9israuf entsesnete iebo1 Der prGs
iib.ut: r0srasibuns 1T Elm 8orrsdt Der
Rrune uHo ntdt Der Surp. 3ieben Sic
fih aIio pisbsr aurid unb DerbeFsrn
sic Sbren Spru9. Sic tonnen ben
InsetIagten Der Nu6iidt bes @eriatss
bofes empfeblsn. tpenn Sic bana9 8ers
Iansen tras.n."
Na9 elmer pauie bon tpsnisen Mts
nuten liebeu Ii4 Die Gef4norenen fOls
genbsrmub.n p%ernebmsn: .Dir finbtn,
baB Der 4nsetlaste pidt idulOis if
unb ipre4en bic 9Offnuns aus. baB CT
IS nidt tpisber tbun tpirb."
@s erfoIete Elm Iautes 9elG9ter i'm
Sdale unb cine dbermaIiee 3uriidpeis
flung. Nun tdmen bic 9eI6tporensn
gu BEN einfaden Sprud: Der anse@
tIa9te 1T nidt i4uIbig."
60 fam Sames penrietb, obpobl
duf friider Sbat ertuppt unb bes "a,
fdsnbi.bitubls poaitGnbis iberpisisn,
bod Obne iebe Strufe baOOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25
9t(ud) bti S6iuers.

Sn Sdilers Suus tuurbe meiit MIR
buIbluut geIpro4en, benn Der 0idter
pie feline Srau babten ni9ts msbr, als
Iautes ooer gar beftises Spreden; ale,
bic NIT SdiIer in ndbertr 9eriibrung
itanbsn, tpubten oies unb ri9teten iid
banad. Run erbielt S9ilsr emit ben
9eiu6 b.s bur6 Deimar rsiTsnb.n
@4rifttelIers S6IOfsr. 9hfer, Elm
Rieie bon @eitalt, befab audi cine fos
loHale Stimme, BON Der er Defenders
bann, ipenn ct Instbotsn ersdblts, auss
siebisen @ebrau1 mdhte. Di6t Dor
Weimar lpur ibm nit einem Bauer eins
bo9it orollise 8efhi6t. paffirt, unb
glei4 mad ben eriten 8esriibunssr.bsn
besann er, lie S4iuer unb feiner Grau
mit3utbeilen, pobei er beIonbers bann
fur6tbar idrie, tpenn CT ben Bauer
nahabmte. Dem armen StiIer trat
Der Ingiti6peib auf bic Stirn, bod
bemiibte tr iih, Elm 2ddsln gu sratpins
gen. Shiaers Srau aber ftarrte ben
gr3abler nit entIebt.n 8liden an. Das
fam nun ben antueienbsn Greunben
Shtuers 10 tcmif9 Dor, bab Is ibnen
unmOslid mar, Elm lautss Gelddttr aus
riid5ubalten. S4lofer. Der slaubt.,
oas Sslaat.r selte ieiner Instoote unb
por5uslt4 ieiner Watabmung bes
Sausrn, besann lie no9mals; unb bate
e. crit i6On iiberlaut s.Iproden, 70
6ruuts sr jeBt fOrmlid, bab bic Jens
lt.rlteiben bsbten, unb S9iller aub.r
l'1 autlprans unb unter benz Dor
tpdnoe, Nafenblut.n au befomm.n, aus
penn 3lmm.r i%tiir5te. Rod mad pi.len
Sderen pfIeste S6iners @attin bon
olelem entiesli4sn 9eiude gu ersdbIen.
nno mas lie unb Gttn.r pdbrenb bes
tbrtgen 1bsils bes 9aaes ausa.itans
Den batten; benin ShIoFer blieb ben
san5en 3as unb eraGbIt. nod mebr. ba
lsms sr'te InetbOts 10 gut s,faa.m
19ttV.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25

bern 5u. Gin iuneer StGIteher eriIarfe.
e. CLAUDE itsif unb feft an bieie Dnus
Der, benn er tonne fi9 sefpiFermdBep
aud dls Mebtum betra9ttn.
~Wte. Sic limb elm Webium2" pere
feBten bic IupefenbsH eritaunt,
.9eptB." ertpibsrte Der sStaIiener.
lid lam pteGe sebeimnibpple 9tuqe
bOabringen. SO Tam i'd aud elm
SuBeHo RItneeIn in 8spssuns iessn,
uno 3tpar IN b09itens elmer Rinute,
O9ne etne siH5tee a%n3uriibrsH."
e0as 1T ni9t mOsIi6!" rtef Elm 9err
aus Der 9eIsqf6aft.
.Dolsn sic tpetten?" perIsbts Der
iungs Muun.
sd isBe bunbert 5rautsn."
.Ibgema6t!"
Die Summs purbs auf ben Stf9 GEE
Iegt, Der iuHge WaHn brebte 1tG auf
fetHem StubIe I'm, itrsdts bic Sanb
naa benz @asmehsr aus unb T9lpB
ben 9abn, Der benz gau3sn Reftaurant
bic 8sIeu6tung Itsferte, Sn tpsniser
aIs elmer Mtnuts fsBteu it9 miubeftsns
5pei DuBeno Rlinasln In 8etpegung,
oa fdmmtIide 8Gfte gsbistsrif9 mad
2t9t perlangten.
Dos ~etgsndrtige Weotum bate feline
Wette glGn3ene %getppnnsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25
Jim SGOpo(ar=Ci

Snterefant. Gin5slbsiten aus ben
grfabruHgen Der bon Or. Otto Ncrs
benftiOIb seleiteten i6peoii4en Glib
poldrsrpebition bat Or. @nSsriIon, elm
Mitglieb Der Expedition, perDffentIidt:
Oils es ii6 bsruusfteIte, boB oaS @r>
pebitionsIdiff .Qntarctic," tpslaes bic
4ufsabe bate, Rorbenitiolb nu9 eins
jdbrisem Iufentbalt bon feiner uebers
piuterungsItution ~abSubolen, tpegen
unsinitiser Gisp.rbGltniiie ni9t gu
INN porbrinsen tonnte, perlieBen brei
Mttslieber Der Expedition, bdrunter
4nberfon, bas S9iff, I'm. iiber bas
Sis ipanbernb, bic 0%erbinbung NIT
RorbenftiOIo ber3uiteuen. Dies gelang
linen jebo9 ni4t, iie ipurben na4
dlen Seitsn abgeIdnitten uno mubten,
fait Obns Silfsmtttel, i'm Giie iiberluins
tern. Snnsrbalb Der bier WGnbe unz
ierer !Sitte, 10 eraGblt 4nberhon, CAB
es man9erlei 8ei4dftigunsen. GleiH
5u Nnfang Der llebertpinterung tam
Ouie ouf ben 9ebuntsn, uns elm
S6dhfpiel ansufertisen. Der ROTH
tarirte 9edel elmer srOBen 8ataoboie
biente ais S9a6brstt. Gr purbe in
"a Seloer a~bgetbeilt. unb BON jebem
a~tpeiten tpurbe bic Sdrbe fpessetrdst.
@ls Sieuren p%eripenbeten mir putronen
unb berelsifen @esenitdnbe. 2eere
Shrotpatronenbiilien, bon bensn bic
pappe ipessei9nittsn tpar. 10 bub nur
Der WstaGboben 3uriidblieb, tparen bic
8duern, piitolenpatrontn bic 2aufsr.
Das Sdadipiel mar iebr gut selunssn,
unb einige Sass ipielten mir iebr flets
bia. 8alb aber batter mir Wi6tiseres
au tbun. Die %Serlumpten S6ube tpurs
ben nit jebem Sage linmOslider, aber
es ipurbs Mitiommer, e9e mir unfere
Minteridube in Srbnuns batter. Ils
bann bas Metter ihle6ter tpurbe, bats
ten mir pieosr mebr 3tit, ba abet
1teIts es fid bel elmer porsenommenen
l1nterfuduns beraus, bab bic Sdads
fisuren, bic fpodenIang persefen unb,
In meine SommxrmiBe eing.pidelt, in
elmer Gde bes Settles perpabrt tparen,
iebt in elmer erob.n Gismdfe las.n. BIZ
infolse bes bin unb pieber sintretsnoer
9bautpettsrs ii6 UNI bic Saadfisuren
bic Mibe uno has 3elttua sebilbs,
bate.
Dos 4nfsrtissn unferer Wint.r'
fdube ipar cine unenblihe Mrbeit. Wi,
b.iaben nur cine einSise Seselnabel
unb bic ipar bas n~otbtpenbis1te Wtrt'
5eus. SIS mar elm eroBes Slid. bat
iie nitt abbra4, tpenn mir aus 2eibes.
trdft.n 3oeen. UNI iie nit benz srober
Riemen bur4 bas Seebunbsfta 81
5tpinsen. Mdnhmal perlcren mir lie
tpenn ipir betm Sdein Der Gbranldmp
bel Der Wrbeit fdben. Das nor banl
Elm dnsitlihes Suhen, bis mir bd!
alsinob piebersefunben batten, of
sans unten i'm ShIafiad bes Shub
Il moders ober ou9 i'm @nmut be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25

nenn ie aud uripriiH9li6-aIs lie Dor
brei Sdbren 5uerit auS9tn9-dn einen
8rafen ober minbeftens MtiQiondr ges
ba9t bate. 4ber piettr Wtlm mar
ia reid, @r faete ieBt aud teiHe tragic
f6sn 9ebt6te mebr auf; man perbdts
f9sIts ibH in Der Gefeqfdaft-iis LIEF
i'm alio gIaubeH, oaB iie Jpn isbr Iieb
babe. @r glaubts Is aber nt9t fsit.
gines Woresns las Pietsr cine riibs
reHbs Gel4i9ts in eiuem amsrttanis
fden NOpsusnbu6, DOrin benz 4eIer
liar gemu4t purbe, DaB crit 4rmutb
Der pabre unb einaigs PrifItsiH Der
2iebe lei.
Die romaHtif6e Qbsr in inn ges
mann bic Ober9auo; er bef6IOB TO-
fort. Die Qiebe istner Guinor bur4
jensn Ht6t mebr neuen 9unftgriff 3u
prufsn, oaB er ibr psismabte, sr babe
ietH 8ermOgeH ~perloren. Wau ioq
absr bstdnntli9 ben 9eufel ni6t on
bic Wanb malen.
aaum bate bisier @ebante ibu err
faBt, ais er bon 1stnem Banter Elm
GeIegramm betam: @r bate tptrtliG
bura ben 3uIummenbru9 zines 9roben
Snitituts ben 9roBten SbsiI i.inss Der.
mO9ens perIOren!
Gr cling periOnIi9 gu GQinor, febr
bIaB, Die 0epefGe in Der Sanb unb
tbeiIte i9r bic 9iobspOit nit; auslei9
CAB er ibr nit etnsm 3agbaft frasenOen
Son ibr Dort 5uriid.
@ainor belt fi9 portreFfltd. Sic
fieI ibm um ben Sals, tpsinte Elm bisz
den uRo ia9te bunn, iie fibIe, baB Ie
nttt "groB" 9enug lei, UNI cine arms
Grau gu fperbeu. Aber lie perbs i'm
ME DerseHen!
pieter Ia6te ibr ssrabs3u iu's Sc
it6t. @s mar Elm unIiebeuspiirbiees,
ober aufri4ti9es 4usla6en.
Damn ging er mad Saus, f9loB 1i6
etni9e Gage in feline Wobnung elm unb
ba6te mad.
0Gs Refultat bieier &lauIur mar,
baB er gu einem 9drtetss 8 beaterbirets
tor ging, ben er gut fannie. Gr bat,
ibn oebiitiren gu Iafeu, pOrIdufis obne
Sage.
Der Director fagt. gu. Natirlid!
Gr puBte, bab Der gauge Weiten az
thm piI9ern piirbe, lpsun Pister
Offentlia auftrat.-llnb 70 tam es
pirtli6.
pister r~e3tttrte oIs critics bic ,8alz
Iabe bonn ab9.pieienen Grsisrsmann"
time tOle porObie, bic 1tiirmif9en
8eifal erre9te. Cine Satire ouf einise
betannte tragiihe 9i9ter folsts-ber
8sifaa ipu6s: pieter Wilm parb on
eintm gbeno gu einem Stern"
I6t Gage fpdtsr mar sr Elm untsr
gldnaenosu 8ebinsunsen ensastrter
s9umoriit."
a9t Mo9en ipGter sing er au 4ua
quite Miiuer, ma6te ibr sinen Seis
r%atbsuntrug unb tparb augenommen.
Idt Monate fpGter fisl ibm isin
gauges 8ermOsen tpteber gu. Scenes
9antbaus bate ii9 nod einmaI fIott
9emd6t.
Oils Glinor es bSrte, ppute Ie ibn
tpieber fiiB aulG9elu.--@r lG9elte aud.
-aber unoers.-@r tpar i6on Aueue
ties gliidli9er gbegatte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25
Ghlrr fd)6ntn frau.
Ilon Albert Grierr.

Qptt tpareu bOlO Der 5ugenb Tagt,
ga reeeuos pas Gerg nod iblug,
llHO itbcr 3tUetitl fort uno Rlugt
SEES Gei6tiiHns tIuhttgs Wsus trug;
Grbaiht DarD isDes Slid bsim 3ipisl,
Stets blieb Der 2IugsH freu0'ee SdGu
unO aler SebniUht b0dfsr GipfsI
Ser Gisbreij elmer ibOusH 6rau!
Gas Nlter bciBt pObl cine @iros,
Sbper bah id mid Darau seiD6bnt,
Bph nit Der HOtbgeoruHe'HsH g9itros
Rur mangelbaft mid ausgei6bnt,
9ag Ssr3 nil INNER pi0sritebeH,
3u pdgsu IcrHt IS ME 9eHau,
uHb ieOs Iborbeit Tam bs9ebtu
Sd nod iIT cine ia0ne Grau!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25

Gn einem fd0nen Gerbittase pes
Sdbres 1868 mar Grof Woltte N
einem i9iparsen gipilanange Mittuss
BON Berlin nad potsbdm getabrel.
bort anssIanst. sins ct pom 8ubnbote
gu CUB in bic Stabt, bebngliH ietrt
e,sarre raudenb. Obne duf bic 3atsl
mt benz eamals nod aufreht erbdltts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25
Aud tin Aitoium.

Wpr ''niser 3.it b.fanb fid in .intm
paril.r M.ltaurant cine srSB.r. Sc.
lelioqaft. une bas Gefprdd tpanbte
ilb benz Spiritismus unb ben BON ben
ufeD'en anaeblih pp1branten Nun.
The evening world., 1904-05-06
PLAN LINER OF
$4,000 TONNAGE
Aamburg-American Company to
Build a Steamship More Than
a Third Larger Than the
Mammoth Cedric.

What the biggest steamship OF the
White Star lipe, Cedric. is to the COM
p~arativsly miniature bigger or tramp
steamer. a new vessel that has been
ordered by the Hamburg-Ameriean line
will be TO the Cedric. This great Ger
man steamship company has ordered a
35,000-ton liner. The Cedric's tonnage In
only q, 400.
Not in the history OF the worlds ship
ping has any such tremendous jump
been made in the construction OF the
vessels that carry thousan ds OF mas
sensers and enormous cargoes OF freight
across the Atlantic.
before the Cedric was built the Celtic
VI the same line tonnage 20, 800. was
the leviathan OF the seas. Thu Cedric
added o little less than 500 tons. This
new floating city goes the Cedric nearly
lk00o tons better.
When Emil Boas, the American agent
Of the neutrality-suspicious. line, was
to-day II II was true that his company
had ordered the construction of such a
gigantic vessel as had been reported
from Berlin he replied in the affirmative.
II have ndt got the exact details
yet, said Mr.. Boas, but / know that
u new steamship will be a 35,OOO-ton
Aner. 1t will be 715 feet long and will
ave a capacity for 1900 cabin and
lass steerage passengers. besides TN,
uDual saloons. It's freight capacity will
be 1900 tons. / expect to learn the full
details In a few days"