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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
BY HELEN oLDFIELD.

%HERE is happier period in woman's life
than that of her engagement OF marriage to a
3 man OF her choice when that choice is Sully ap-
proved by her family and friends, and he is, more
over. her devoted lover. Marriage may bring fuller
fruition and deeper joys, together with the blessed
ness. which sages tell US, is sometimes bettef than
happiness since il is unselhsh But it brings also
grave responsibilities and the of its cup
is never altogether unmixed with sorrow and care
A girls engagement is however, usually regarded
for a time at least a complete triumph It places
her upon a pedestal and forthwith renders her an
object of interest to all her acquaintances and a
person Of Importance TO all her girl friends She is
petted and privileged she is the recipient of thou
sand attentions she is made much of, and is in
vested with many of the rights while still excused
from all the duties and obligations of a wife.
1t is. impossible to deny that however devoted
husband may be. he is rarely attentive duti-
ful fance. No machine be always kept at high
pressure; custom staes most things in this world;
and the lover is in state Of expectancy which adds
much TO the zes of his attachment and to the eager
of his affection. Marriage give and take
and the wife is supposed to as a ministering
angel in her husbands home During the engage
ment the ideal lover is his ladys faithful slave mind
full Of her ightest wish and obedient TO her every
whim. however unreasonable it may be in other eyes
than his. After marriage it is she who is vowed to
love honor and obey"
It is small wonder that under such q state of
things, many Young girls look forward eagerly to
engagement something greatly to be desired
more importance than the man to whom they are
engaged and they rush into that state of sup
posed beautitude without thought of the end which
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
GREAT AMERICAN GAME.
An Old Bet Which Was Lost by a
Louisiana Cotton Planter.
(Times-Democrat)


James D. Richardson, congressman
from Tennessee former minority leader
of the house delights in relating stories
about the great American game
Il had q friend. began the congress
man recently TO a group of listeners
who was a cotton planter near New
Orleans. One evening he boarded MIS-
sissiDpi river. steamer bound north Be
coming lonesome, my friend began look
ing for q little game Of draT- he was
not long in finding il. and sat IN. he
lost from the start. and as the game
progressed the stakes kept getting high
er
About o'clock in the morning my
friend began to realize that his chances
of getting even with the game were slim.
when just then the steamboat whistle
blew loud and long. The planter pushed
his chair back from the table and said:
Gentleman, / have played in this hyar
same all night. / have lost. and have
nothing to say on that account; but III
bet Sle0 that i can hoIler louder than the
whistle on this boat"
me stakes we're put up. ana one OF
the gamblers FASTENED TO the engineer
ana bribed him 20 put on all the steam
possible The party repaired 10 The
deck. The whistle was blown. Tbs
planter yelled. hut his voice was .nos
heard
Gentlemen. said the victim of the
poker sharks, in this hyar yellin' ofites-
/ lost my mOneX far and squar, but /
had a bettah chance to win than I had
III that pokah game ] sat in all night. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
RIVALS TEA AND COFFEE.
a New Beverage Made From the
Leaves of q South African Tree

Tea and coffee confront a new bevera ge
~ common use. says the CbicaEo Post
II IS made from the stepped leaves oil
trees belonging to the oak and holly spe-
cies. the drink being known as yerba
mate
Yerba mate is a tea prepared from the
roasted and .pulyerized leaves OF the lex
afaguaNensis. an evergreen forest tree
found IN southern Brazil and nefghbor-
ing region The leaves are found in the
forests. either on isolated trees of con-
trees IN small groves. Isolated speci-
mems have been grown and the plant can
TO Doubt be cultivated under proper con-
Citions- It is not neceSsarz to cultivate
IL here. as enough is found Wild
In Brazil il Is found plentifully in Pa
rama. Santa CathaTiua and Matte Crosse
and 10 limited extent in Rio Graz II
Is also found abundantlT in Paraguay
It grows on the higher lands usually from
loo To ? coo feet above the sea level and
IN rich aliurial or loamy leaf soils n
attempts at cultivation IL is said that the
gres test difficulty is found IN securing
termination Of the seeds. 1t Is popularity
believed that the seeds Will terminate
Only when the fruit has been eaten BY
birds, the hard seeds being excreted. as
though they underwent some chemical
or other change in the birds intestines
mate IS as follows; The outer branches
of the tree are cut off and these
branches are passed rapidly through the
flames Of great fire. This passing
leaves. A rack or loose platform Of inter-
laced branches. about two feet high IS
constructed. Under this a slow fire is
kept burning and upon II are spread the
wilted bra inches OF mate tied W fato
small bundle. The smoking and drying
OF the leaves TO bring out the full aroma
requires considerable skill. When the
leaves are perfectly dry they arc cleaned
from sticks and dust and beaten or
ground into powder. The coaTseness or
finsnsss q this powder varies in the 1if
ferent markets The manufacture is gaF-
rfed On IN factories este hlished IN the
Lers1ls.. thus there- Arc -sqrae d0ze1 -fsc-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21

tories in Curytiba. in the state of Parana.
1erbs mate has a peculiar bitter. smoky
taste which is usually considered unpleas-
ant and this has largely operated to pre-
vent its more extensive use as a Dever-
age. This smoky bitterness is chiefly due
TO the rude method employed in drying
the leaves. and IL seems likely that the
improved methods of drying the mate on
iron or copper pans would give much
more delicate and agreeable product Mate
Is said 10 have all Of the best qualities
of coffee and tea as stimulating and
healthy beverage without the disadvan-
tages of either. Ii is a more gentle slim
ulant than either and is said TO be much
used in the hospitals in Paris.
Yarba mate is largely consumed in Par
aguay and in the Brazilian states wnere
II IS made. Il is very extensively con
sumed in Argentina. in Uruguay. and TO
a less extent in Chill. There is a small
consumption in other states OF Brazil a
very small quantity is exported to Europe.
and still less to the United States and
Canada
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
An Unpardonabis ofenss

tNeW York Weekly.)
F'riend-Aren't you rather afraid 81
that handsome rival of yours2
Smartchap-Not a bit.
He Is very rich"
yes"
"A great favorite with the ladies'.
Il know it
Yet you have no fear2"
No. He guessed at her age once
and got her only two years younger
than she is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
who're airls Are chean.

fDrAEDt+ 4E4pGHe.f
China = the great slave country of the
world OF q population OF fo0ssAl 900 there
are slaves 10 the number of 900 coo
Every family OF means Keeps its girl
slaves. and mans position is usually
ganged by the number he keeps At any
ace from to Is girls are sold s. being
the age AT which most change hands. The
girls are supposed TO do mouse work IL
being cheaper to buy than to hire. Slaves
var ~ prices 80 is about the average.
bat sIs2ch depends on tbs <rirl-s appear
aHce- a good locking girl vii fetch 50
~. gysu 80. 1890 ,..-..-...-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
His Idea.

washington starr
itics2'' AZ i'Oi-
same as that OF most other peOpie in
my line OF actfvitr'' sns--ered ssenste-
sorghum Harmony consists in hav-
ing your own way and persuading The
other people TO be resigned to fate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
WOMANS NJ.

tHouston ChToncie-)
First Giggling Girl-Te nc. The Russians vsgs
defeated yesterday
Second Giggling Girl-Weii. for PHYS sake.
F. G. G.-Paper says that ne integrity of China
is in grave and imminent danger.
S. G. G.-zWell, for PHYS sake.
F. G. GIN going to have my waist made
of maize peau de eygne with bertha Of cream Ven
etian over white moussene.
S. G. G.--Well, for PHYS sake
This scene got, Is the saying is, on Mr.. Banking
tons nerves.
Mary" he shouted, as soon he opened the
front door of his home II heard young female in
the car this afternoon the expression for
PHYS saks' just - S64 times by actual count This
is no exaggeration and If you doubt the accuracy
of my figures. I'll go before a notary and make a1i-
davit. Just 1854 times by actual. painstakng
count"
Mrs. Blankington carefully set down the lamp she
had been carrying.
"wsll." she calculated, for PHYS sake"
GOOD MANAGING.
philadelphia Ledger.)
4 don't suppose you ever really had trade
profession said the housekeepeT
''Oh. yes have, lady" replied the tramp. I've
been manager all my life"
Indeed
Yes; I've always managed to get enough to eat"
ALL KINDS
Chicago Tribune)
whats his politics?"
His politics. Haven't / just told you he's the
manager>of brass band"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21

ITT NOTE-A small deposit win hoid any
zEhs blanket OF quilt until called for. which We
III vii store free Of charge
ILL., Make your selections now at thcse
~ psiefs and insure rare bargain for fu-
dciiTcry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-21
A SURE WAY
philadelphia Pressl

What was it Franklin said? If you'd have thing
a thing well done"
Tell your cook you like it rare" interrupted Sub
bulbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
@ilbcGm Der 3lucitc al 9iaS.

Stoot Merifo, II, Sept. -
IrGiioent 4oriirio 0io3, 0eiien gte.
gierung ieit Dem Sabre 1881 Die Sic.
pubIif W}erifo cine Iol9e Heibe bon
5rieoetSiobren unb ibren ietigen
@obloeritono peroorft, beqing &C.
tern ieinen "A. 8ebllrtStog, mo i'm
gon5en 2an0e muroe Ser 8og entbu-
iioltilh geieicrt. 81 @bren oes Subj
lars mar Die Stoot feItlid geidmiidt.
mo om Aben6 folgte cine glGn5en0G
illumination. Gen @lon3puntt Der
@ebnrtStogSfeier i'm Regierlngs.Eo.
Latte bilOete Die lleberreihung zines
SelgemGIOes oeS Oeuti6en aaiiers
burd Den biciigen oeutideu @eiano.
ten, ulS Elm perionlihes 8ei6enf oes
&oiiers all Den FrGii0enten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
Sin HOman slucicr @elten.
Stolicnertn perfIogt IcD- Oorfcr Sc.
i6ditSmam ollf $4,000.

Nem- 9ort II. Sept. Gifto.
ria y. u, &olenorco, oeren &oter ocrt
&idteritono IN &om "unoeb6ren ioa.
bat gcgen Ben Nelu. Dorfcr Tabrifan-
ten 6rdnt 5. @oblin Ser nit ieiucr
6omilie in N|ount &crnou nobnt,
cine &Iage ouf $50 5000 Gdooencriob
tuegcn ongebIi6en 9ru6S 0e5 She
oerIpre6ells angeitrcnQt. Ole aldae,
rim lit 90 Sabre alt u1o bciibt sic
iA0ncn. I6par3en. ieltri0cn N1l0ep
Der Eodter Oes ionniocn 5toIicn'S.
8or etlpa einem Sabre mudtc @oblin
cine Grbolllngsreiie nud Rom. NO cr
nit Scr r~ei5enoen &ittorio bcfalrnt
murOc. Sic muB an 0enl Entertainer
@efuQcn gefun0en boben, Ocnn lie
rGilnite linn ongcblid bolO elm @ldb-
lein in ibrcm Screen ciu lmO in fllrz
ser 3cit ipl OoS 8oar cine Qcncin.
lame 2nItreiic Oltrb Stolien Qcmoht
buben. &iftoria un0 ibr Qmcrlfuni.
Ider Ireltno trGltmten inter 0en 81.
tronenbGumen bon 6ericoti &iuornio
un0 Eoreno, mnlOeItcu nltcr 0cIt
9almen BON Wtonte Gurlo, Qon0cltrrl
0ltrd Die &unGIe BON &eneOiQ ms
bcioben bic &unitid)Gbc Don @cmlo.
Cabin foil ser Staliencrin 0omul3
Die Che pcriprohcn bobcrL troBocnt
er ihon Sral uno &tn0 in NmcrifQ
butte. Nittorio idenfte Dor flr5er
Belt eilleu an1blein oo5 Ycbcn Del
fen 8otcr Der MIN ~pertlugte 6ubrif-
herr ieiu ioll. &iir5ltdl fam MN &it.
torio nad Nmeritu, 100 lie prompt
| 0cQcn tbrcn ebcmuligen Gerebrer
cine &logc oltf $4,000 S6oOeneriut
onItrengte. Ser 6ou fum gcItern boz
Iid)ter Serrif IN Der @rootlpncr gu
prcme Court 3ltr Spro6c, ais Oct
gfnpnlt ser &lGgcrin cine Grtro Ser.
qiiti9uug fir oie in @erbinoung nit
ser @c6rrt hires ainoca e%rluofieuelt
NhtS0o6en. @oblin IieB ourh iciner
Gcrt6ci0iger cine oct1iairte &ed)nun1
un0 ionitiQeu %ondbercn Nuii6luB"
ucrlungert, mas Der Hidtcr ord) be-
mi0intp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
NencS Sd)ladJtbnns.

Gbtcogo, II. Sept. = Inter
bonolungen iinO bier I'M @onge 9c-
blfS Intauis zines geeigneten 9uu-
grltnoeS in Oen bieiigeu Stod DoroS
fiir Die Grri6tung lteuer groB9r
SAladt6aus = NnIagen nit einem
tdglihen &erbrouf BON 1000 Miil.
bern, 2000 S6lueinen uno 5000
Shofen. Cine Gompognie nit ei-
mem &ftienfapital bon $2,500,000
lit inter ben @eieben oeS Staote5
Nerp 2 Dorf incorporirt lporoet unb
ole SdladtbaltS = Anlagen iollen
bis gum Wioi II. 5. i'm 8etriebe iein.
Cine Nn5abl Nem = Yorter aapitdl1.
ten lit an Dem llnternebnen betbel-
ligt uno ibren Inqaben nadJ miro
Der neue S6la6tbousbetrteb oa}lt
beitragen, cine geiunoe Gonfllrrcitj
III Der 8roBi6ld1terei . Snouitrie 81
er5ielen. 3tpeig = 9ei6dfte oerGota-
pognie iolen IN 9tctp 0orf, Chicago
mo III ipeItliden Ylasen oer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
Scicr anf Dem Shlafticloc pUn
Nnttctum.

Mntietum II. September. -
glui Dem Scloe Der bllttigen ShIuht
bon Nntietam, Northumberland
W6., hat Ser Stddt Eenniplpunien
ieinen Srcimiaigen &cgimentern, oie
BORT fir Die Linton gefGmpit boben,
orei5ebn Monlrtcntc crrihten loiien,
0ic 6elltc an Dem ~. @c0enttogc Der
S6luAt ieierlid entbilGt mor0en
Itno. @oupcrneur @ennppoder NIT
ieinem Stube unO 5ablreihe Iborb,
nltnQen BON &eteruren muren bel Der
Ieier unlpCieno. Die penniploont.
I6cn ReQimenter, Die Der Stoot Ourd)
Grridtung Der 9crtmaler geebrt hat,
limo 0os 40, As, 80, 81, 100. 12l.,
t25. 1928, 1870, 1872. u1b 1877. Snfon.
teric.Hegiment, Dos u. &upolcric.
8egiment u1O 9ureIrS 9atterie.
Die Wommente, nit tppiihenSol
boten.6ignren ge3iert, erbeben it'd otI'
ben peridieoencn Yl0Ben, 100 Die BE
gimenter &enniplpanien's in jcnct
oenfmiirbigen S6loft 0efohten bo
ben. Gas As, Hegiment bat olf lei.
mem @eoenfitcin cine l~ebenSgroBl
9ron5efigur ieineS erIten Sberitcr
SonteS No9el in 9ron5e errihten loi
len. Gr commemorate IN Scr S6luGt
cine 9rioooe nno 5eidnetc lid, in ir
berporroQcnocr @eiie aus, OoB Ell
nod oltf Dem S6lod)tieIoc gum @ri.
o%aoeaenerol errannt mllroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
Gr.GidJtcr Garfer micocr Geim.

GiopuS, II, Sept. 49, 3iftcr
Gorter itono beutc Wtorqen friib ouf
uno fltbr, be9leitet BON ieinem @ouS-
beilld, GbarleS 9. Somlin BON 30.
ton, Wfoii., nod aingitoh no Sr.
Sumlin eineu 3ug nod NlbonD be
Itieg, mGbrenO Der Ridtcr no6 Grle-
Oignng Ginger Bripdtgci6oitc ais
elmer Der 9abrtudtroQer bei'm BE-
grGbniB oeS 81. Safob Chambers
fungirte.
GongreB g &eprGientont 6ronciS
Burton Sorriion bon Nelp : Dorf,
8oriiber oes Organizations 9iireall
iiir oie GompognC I'M HorOen nc5
Staotes, Der ais @oIt I'M &anobouIe
oes Srn. Mm. i. Sbebon in @eit-
Yarf meilt, miro morgen nit Rihter
Barter cine llnterrebung baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
NerdaufS' e Winers' 9ramspOr.
tatiDn Gompang.

JnflbFefsft nttr
Nab GoItor un0 benz Often: ieben Unntnn
Eteniing, 9onnetftae unh Sadf(taa, abttos
o uJr.
giu6 Rrobioence iiiio benz Often. icber Conn
taa WStitpo6 lIio 3reitdg, abenoS . ubr.
Sad geDport gteipS I'M 9lorfuIf: tdaIit
nm q DIR NebHos.
Jra6t miro tdaIi9 bis s t.br a6enbs fhr an
BEN 1ugc abidhreree Sampfer angeHOmnen.
glGf SnSdlinub rfio benz SioeH: ie6cu 8ttHs
tag. GOnIIeritug uno SamItng. 9lbenps @ ll1r.
gOiipner lllo grpOiheTcesB nnlpfef fubrtn
BON her 0Prfte .ari SUBJ oeS H6ngt3ofs G5i
5obannugs3 Gmgler Don ber @.rf'e am Jabe
her MISUNDERSTANDING.
g. ". gtninstam. aeeni
qUrgsBod
50. .. Slrnsr, 1.sg. 81.
u. Z. GfebbtuS, . 81.
Sauptbnscau. 9ir. 604, goro.glarieS.s ctr
,yrotts uno BaIiuges9hredu; gir. 22t. welt
Bdittm1IesGtrnbe. ut3I&S]
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8citcrn RarnlaHos 8ahs.
FRAT In Qrnt am i9. Snzi 1904
5lae Derlniieu ptnenr5tuttois mite folaf

FRAT IN QTnu am 10. Xnni 1904
5lae oerlalleu otleHs5tdttot' mite fclati
5aaIih.
80 Born. - S6neu5ng, Sauptltuts, 6agsrs
toipn. y. & 70. nv. uHo oeu ShbeI, nno
nltsg. G0unlanS 4j. o.. N. ~. @tnmber5burg
9sartira6ura ,gBirbelter uHo @riiten an
G9eiapedfe K g1eItert gu9n.
9'i5 SSym Feu'9Ear SSpree Ceur mas
1925 abenos - qIfou. nab untousgrtbas.
Sdgttdl, nlsgenouiu,eR gpnntags.
ZOO Born. DorfA .. & Q. Din, unb Sdupt
StHte 9ttIt@ bon @nlors-Srone, Carlisle uub
800 2orm. Suupdinte. Superstotpu. chip
persburA SrcoerIf. @mnttsburQ uHo u. u.
%. 9q6H ud9 S1ennnooab.
1912 0ot1H. Aftom. na1 uHtol'Bribee, bod
1880 ga6m. - gIfom. na6 euorb.@robs.
2.25 8nd)ni. - Aftpm. udd @mornsErcbe.
1925 No9n; Blue wlouutuin Grp. (BarIon
Carl; fo,uie 6reoerid.
$50 Rabm. Cru. Hn6 Doti unb .. q 3.
4.t5 9tnbr1. grp. Sduptlinie guufte, Oh,
gerstolon. 5reoerid, Smmitsburd unb Sbip.
pensburg.
500 9a&m. = gtp. mad BIpnbcn, affom. len.
ieit5 ndth nrioit.9rtoee.
Sdmptea6, @reennonni. aIifio
6.35 glantn. Mffuut. nadb G~m7t1s9robt.
els gbetoS - Nifom. mad uHtoiisBrtoes.
8.03 Abeuos - MiforH. nuh 9morhs5robt.
Slur SOnntaaS.
$50 Born. - Ntfom. mao unlor.crioes aHf
Sauooer.
$50 Ratm. - sftom. mao u~rionsSIibas
Ais glucam. - Nfioui. ndh Nleft1.
Rtuets uub @el fds@fredn Sscr6ott'@0e ghdn
Blge bntter an llHton', 1etniplDuriasab abe
less NIB 9er~ingtouhStrIBe.-
| SdEt mat an Setuf. .Soe Station.
~ A-ssr . =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

0o8 Qteb pom braben
SpuruoIiFen. 49, Bon Der en9s
lii6en Expedition na4 Si6et mar
tiir3li9 gemeloet porben: Der &orre'
iponDent Der o0oilp Muil", MSr.
SAMPLER, q s uno i4rieb, ais Der
lleberfou BON Seiten Der Sibetdner
erfolete, lnb tonnte iih niAt pertbeis
bigen. @r erbielt IL Bunben, bic, fpie
M}r. Gambler in3tpii4en ieinem 8lotte
telcorupbirte, gum Slid nidt lebens9ez
fGbrli9 fino." 0ieies tapfere @erbal,
ten nirb in Der ,Wiin6ener Sugeno"
bur9 folgsnOes nGieo pom brapen
Sournaliften" OerAerrlift:
0as 1T Elm brober SOurnaliit
Der, bis er nidt WigeO Pidle TT.
Rod fibt uno i6retbt!
MiIter Gambler Der 0uilp MuiG
@ur SournQliit nit Geib unb Seer':
@r fiBt uno i4retbt.
0ie Qoma : Qeute bre4en 6erein
unb buuen Nib nit ben SG6eIn
bretn -
er ftBt unO i4retbt.
sic bouen i6m ben 9intentopf,
sic bauen bic SGbel i9m UNI ben
8opf-
Gr iiBt anO i4rsibt.
eg oebt obne Iinte nit 9Ieiitift aud!
Sic ItoBen bic Sdbel ibm IN ben
Baud -
Gr fiBt unb i4retbt. -,
@ie bolen ben 9Geiitift i6m taput,
Gr i6rsibt nit 5ingsrnassl unO
Blut -
erfiBt unb f4reibt.
.SolbtoOt nun liegt er i'm 2aaaret6,
Sod fraqt Sbr, mics Wr. Gambler
eebt2
CT unb fareibt.
aprrd6, Ell pieOer Der Monb fit nsut,
SE Wr. Gambler tpieber al right!
unb ftBt ano idreibt!
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Srlrsiun . Clinic nene idlncuc Eaa.
SOOte y2OrO Baltimore" nnO
,Ycnn" nadl 8hilaoClphia.

gegtnnen sonutna, ben 5. Sunt, TIM 8 uIr
9prmitta1s, uno BON oann ab tdglib NIB
Spnntngs, bon Der 2igbts uno RrdttsStrdbe,
in g~cttcrtun uuo Gbcitrr, VA, nnbnlieHo.
Qrdhttge 5ubrt ourdj ben Snnal.
6abrt In elmer 6idltlug St.50; Tun6fdbrf
10 GAGE iir @ldinert nuf Rag ODER ysabi'
Houten giIltig. $3.50.
RlnoreifesGiact oru 9bIlabelp9ia uif ber
-. & 8. 8a6n" 3iriiife6reno, $3.50. 9irette
5ubrbinete Dub atlantie.Git1 uHo 6uriid per
Boot S3,75; ooer 9an5 pet Babn, fitr 10 3age
giiItip $3.50. Serner oirefte Snbrbtlcte nab
Rcp.Dort, 2Dnn.9rnuh, asbNrO' Mart, etue
Ri6tiiua, $500; Hunofnbrt 81 500; Cape MtGh,
Hurefugrt $500. gta9ts8ampfer iabreu nm
s llbr gt6enos tdaIid (GonrltagS allsQenoms
mer). 8iucte nG6 %banD, Grop. Garatoga'
SPRINGS, Nelpport, Nen Sduen (@t), BortInno
(Dtc) uno n6roIi6en Ylinlteu peroen I'M gii'
rsut, fotute BET SIbaugb's, yr. 201, goro'
CHARLES traBe, btrfauft. S1reibt tpegeH
ReiiesSanobu1.
Clarence ebrtuer, 9Igeui.
CUni10.I&51 Wr. 2O4, 3iabtsStrnSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18
Sm Stnrmcs iuiitben.

Jm SttrmesiuutbeH.
3mei 6rohtboote zines 03eonihlep-
pers %perloren, - 3ebn @aann 9e.
iobung am 9oro.-0er S6Iepp-
oampfer erreidt NIT einem 5rdli-
boot militant sen retter0en &o-
fen. - Gin Gcemonn itber 8oro
gci6luemut.
NorfoIf, So, II. September.-
Wttt Ytiibe mo Gotb bot Der S3eon-
SdIcppOampfer oMfcrriu" BON Der
potion un0 Baltimore Gugboat
60" Ben bieiigen Sufen erreift. @on
Den 0rei 6roht6ootel, melbe er I'M
Sdlepptou bate, itno 5ipei mGbren6
res fltrdtbarenS tlrmeS in Der gtad)t
bon 0onneritog oltf 6reitog perloren
gcgongen mo oie. MerriQ" icIbit Der
Tor einen Seemoun, Der bon Den
Strr5meQCn iiber 8oro gei6menmt
iultroe mo ni6t 81 rctten iuar. Sos
Sroftboot, nCldeS BON Der oWPerrtl"
IN Den &oien ge6roht mitroe, lit bic
oGom0en; sic an0ereu beioen 6rod)ts
boote, oie o@pennie" lno Die 40.
mcQ," treibcu trgenoiuo ouf Der @oi-
ierlpiiitc lumber, lueun tie nid]t m0Gs
reno oeS Sturntc8 nit Wonn un0
WottS 5u 8runOc gegangen iinb. Ser
SdleppOompfer nobm bier &oblcn
Elm uno cling iofort ipieoer in Scc,
nm oie pcrIorcnen 5ro6tboote ouijlI.
iltfen.
0o5 lln0liif crei9nete iih ollf ser
6o6rt 80 W}eilcn IitooitIid BON @or-
negot. Ger Idmpfer nit ocn 0rci
ihmer beIoocnen 6rohtbooten i'm
SfIepptou tGmpite miibiom qeoen
Sturm un0 @oqen an. WGdtiQc
Stlp3meIlen crQoiien iih iibcr sic
Sdiffe uno orobten lie gum Sintcn
5u bringcn. Sorrp Eoic, elm Gee,
mann bon ser ,WcrriQ," mlr0c pom
elmer ungebeltren Moae criuBt un0
ii6er 9or0 9eihipenmt. Ter 0ontpfer
Icgte ioqIciG bel uno mari Dem I'M
@oiiCr r%inqenoen Mtunne Elm Sol 5ll,
bod permoftc CT OoS BON Sen Melcn
hin mo her gcluorfene Sell utdt I'll
e%rfuiicn u1o ertronf Dor Ben gluacn
Ieincr modtIoien &nnleruoen.
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menocte, Inn Sen GlrS oui5umcbnls1
mltr0e Tie BON elmer @oqe 6Cinabe
umgetporfcn un0 fonnte MIR nit Wtits
he lpieoer in sic rc6tc Gage gebrodt
meroen. 9nbci 5erriB oaS ShIepp,
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,6amben" NIT Ben bei0en nud)folQells
oen 9ooten pcrbnn0, uno Sic &cBtCrcu
mlrr0en idutell bon Sen itltrmQc-
peitid)teu @ogen utf sic bobe Gee
binolS getrieben. 2ln 8or0 ser bel.
ben 9oote beftitbcn iib ie flint Wann
9%eioblng. lleber ooS Shidiul Der
6rahtboote uno ser Wonni6oft lit
nod feline @eluiBbcit erIongt bod lit
mcnig Spffmtng, 6oB Die 9ootc, bic
nit Giiener5 i6luer belooen ndrcn,
Dem llntergunge %entronnen Iino.
3mei entm itctc S6ooncr
in 0en Su enpon 9 o it or
Qebrad)t t.
80 it 0 II, II, Sepetmber. - Die
Sdooner nW}ouo Molo6" BON Go.
luiS, 0te., u1o n2i55ie 2onc" bon
Bangor, Wfc., 9ei0c nit 9olbol3 be,
looen, iino in Dem Sturm BON let
ten 9onnerItog 81 @rod@ 0erpor0en.
9eioc Sdifie bcrloren ibrc WoItcn
un0 fiiaten iih NIT @oiier; ibre 9au-
bol5looun9 rettcte iie por oen1 Inter.
gauge. Gie Monni6often mur6cn
bon anoeren S6iffcn, oie ipGter Dor.
Bel fon1cr, an 8oro genommcnL ltlo
bic @rods mitr0en i'm ShIcpptolt in
ben SofCn Qebrodlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

SdIo6tbuuS &nOuitrie betriebe:1
pcrOen. Sn @erbinoung nit oieicnl
(lnternebmen miro cine 3ransport
2inie bon @efrier @oggonS cingc.
rittet lperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-18

*** Gie SSmporteure uno Fubrpoos
ren.SGnoler u. %. Wfc2anaban, gtr.
212, oro.GborIesItroBe, bolten am
Gienitog ltno Mitttpod lire Serbit.
Groffnunq, perbunoen NIT Der Nus,
iteQiing bon irnn3oiiihen W~tobelen II.
&iiten eigenen 6abrifats ab.