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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Tnn see nnn 9aicn.
8erfs6r auf Der Bal pieDer in Do[sm
@anoe. - Grbniife aus Spanien.

OQilSS. SiDiA~ 49, ~fN
Inter ben OampfboDt : 2enten
herrihte aeitern cine febr gebobene
5timmung in Golse Der 4uflOfung
Der gisitauunsen. Dampfer, pel9e
bier anlangter, melben, bab mod
3iemlia bel Sis i'm 9afen treibt,
pelfes jebo9 mad unb mad bic Bal
binab treibt. Selbftpertdnbli9 tit
nod bic erDBte 8orfi9t i'm 8etrieb
Der Dampfer nDtbig. Sat- ale Damz
pferlinisn babsn tire reselmdBisen
Jabrten tpieber aufsenommen. Inter
ben Oampfern. fpelhe bon Mnnapolis
anlansten, befanb fi9 Der .Susquez
banna" bon Der goldeftsr= Der
Oampfer rNueen Caroline" fam BON
Claiborne an, unb Der Sdmpfer
Cambridge" fubr na4 Claiborne ab.
Der rNortbumberlanb" BON Der
Meemsz2inie lit unterpess mad benz
Gappabannod= Niper.
Il Of m M munger no E
pprt 9epofit.
Gus Sort Oepoiit 1pirb semeloet,
bab Der @usque6anna bereits Inn 2
Sub geitiegen lit, unb bab cine sd15e
Mnsa6l 2Gbsn unb 5abrifen in Der
60be bon 2 SUB iiberf4pemmt ieien.
@on grauer's S9ubfabrit Bis gum
2aoen ber ,port Depoiit Store 60"
finb bic 6Guie ct iiberI4pemmt, nno
bas WdFer lit nod i'm @teigen be-
griffen. Sat- ale gabnseleiie in Der
nmsegenb finb iiberflutbet, unb Die
8abn@Gompagnie fpeigert ii6, Gurro=
fubrt=8iGste apifden perrbotqe unb
8anfzS Station au berfaufen.
grbniffe aus Spdnten.
Gpaniffe grbniife iperoen in lebz
ter 53eit bier importirt. Oiefelben iolz
len iebo6 nidt 10 gut fatn, ME bic
amerifaniIden, uno nur CUR 9er1tel=
lung BON Del benubt perben. Nur Bet
febr bo6en greiTen fir bas amerifa=
nii9e probutt fOG es iid aablen, bic
NiiFe aus Gpanien gu importiren.
Heuer 5rudtf4uppen.
Die philadelphia, Baltimore uno
BaIbinetpnz 8abnzgo." bat Elm sroz
bes @tid unbebauten 2anbes am
Sube Der MontforbzNDenue BON Rez
perbD Sobnion unb anberen fir
$1O7, 900 eritdnben unb min baielbf
5ra9tpsrs fir bic 8erf9iffung BON
Wdaren erri9ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
cpier elmer Iaturgas= Grplniiun.

gittsburg, pa., 81. Sunuar.
- Sur9 cine beute in 9enrp Nagel's
Mobnung gu Weitz2ibertD einsetre=
tene Naturgas : grploiton purben
!6enrD Nasel, IS Sabre alt, iotpie iein
2Ozidbriger Sobn Gbarles Nagel gsz
t0btet. Srau Ndgel, lire bret Rinber
i'm Offer bon IL Biz gu Is Sabren,
Iopie Elm S9pieger1pbn, Ramers
Gbas. MImdfp. erlitten @erlsBungen.
Die Grplofton purbe permutbli4
bnr3 Elm 2ed in elmer R0bre perurs
iadt unb erfolste, als 6r. Ragel nit
einem 2i6t in ben &ener trat, I'm
einen elmer ppl &oblen au 6olen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Sun Sreibeis.

Gpanspil1e, Snb., 81. San.-
Cine In5abl BON ben 8oblenzgurgen
pon Der pumpfin pat : 5lotte, Die
ppr einigen Sagen Dur4 bus Sod
pafer Bel 2~ouispiGe, 8p., BON ibren
Nnfern losgerihen tpurben, tpurbe
bier seboreen, msbrere unbere tdmen
apiiden ben gismafen bier poriiber,
tonnten aber ni9t aufsefangen tperz
ben. Ginige baDon finb 5piiden ben
Gismafen 5u @runbe gegangen. Die
erDBere 3abl befinDet ii9 nod auf
benz Wege ftromubpdrts; tie bilben
cine Settle, bic ii9 iiber mebrere Ufeiz
len a%usbebnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in ct,
Quuis.

CT. 2ouis, 81. San. - Die
8unbes : 9ranb Surp bei9Gftigte fid
seitern nit ben Naturaliiatio Is : 8e>
triig. :eisn unb ben Inflagen geser
ben 8uaoesienator 5. 81. Burton me-
gen anesoliGer 8sfedli4feit unb Tub
in beioer 5dnen cine 4n5ubl 3euser
Dor. Inter ben 2eBteren befinben iid
Nrtbur s. MeSntpre BON Der nMer=
Gants Brokerage II. Gommifion Co."
unb Charles Burton, elm gruber beg
8unbeslenators Burton. fopie Elm
unter McSntpre 4nseitelter bel. 8ro@
feraQe Gpmpdnb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Germildte trIearapbiife Sepeiden.

- sSn elmer BEL Qtlas, Seras, abz
gebaltenen geriammlung bon Negern
fam es su einem Streit unb elmer
59ieBerei tpegen politif9er Srugen.
Spiepb Morgan purbe eri9phen uno
5nei anoere Neger fdper perleBt.
- Sn 5itdburg, Maf,, itiir5te Der
mittlere She'll bes 9dfes Der @itp
6aG Elm, tppbur4 Elm S9aoen ppn
$4,000 bis $1,000 entitanb. @liidliz
der Weiie mar fem 9ef4Gftstag, es
tpeilten infolee beFen MIR tpenige
&eute in benz @ebdube, uno BON Die
Ten ipurbe feiner berlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Sas gerhrchen eines Nesers.

Rpanofe, 3d., 81. San. - Qls
Der mitten in Der Gtabt tppbnenoe
georse 56islbs seiterns Rudmittas
mad 0uuie fam. fano er iein breiidbz
riqes SD9ter9en MilDreb uuf benz
Gub6poen bes 5uusflurs in elmer
eroben 8lutlade unb feline Satin be-
nnbtlos in einem ensen glofet i'm
s~fDeiterr @todtperfe NIT 5pei Wunben
am RDpf. Gin AaIirmeher nnb Elm
blutbefledtes Bell laser duf bem5uB=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
AaKrn : gunfift in Vennjulpauiru.

Webter. pa., 81. Sanuar. -
@iner bon flint Nesern feuerte ssftern
4benb babier auf etliGe WeiBe. pel9s
Die @riteren perfpottet batten. s3pei
WeiBe, Numens RObt. Milion unb
Robt. 8oot6, Duroen berpunoet. grz
fterer tODtli4. Giner Der 2eqer err
iranf auf Der 5lu4t ppr ben tpiitben>
ben Gefdbrten Der @ertpunbeten i'm
Mononsabela= Riber. Cine 1sbr se=
rsi5te Stimmuns bat bier fdon felt
Ginger 3eit 5piifen ben MeiBen unb
ben NeserR seberrfht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Gonrab said.

SIN Otter BON rs Subren itarb am
Samitag i'm nSpbns 9ppfins : 9oz
ipital" Der S6neibermeiiter Gonrob
Said BON Nr. 229, @ib : Bomb
@trabe, an Der 9efi9tsrpfe, bic burd
9ranbnunben peruria6t tpprben
mar. 9r. Said ponte am %. So
nuar cine petroleumlampe ausblaien,
als bieielbe erplobirte unb fetn re4ter
Irm idtpsr b%erbrannt ipurDe. Die
Hofe trat tpenige Sage fpdter Elm.
!6r. Said mar gu @dbarbtsborn, 9efz
fenz9 armftabt, eeboren unb felt 50
Sabren in Baltimore anfdiiig. 3pei
&inber, Sr. Sobn Said unb SRI. Ga=
roltne Said, iiberleben i'm. 9as Be-
erdbnib finbet 0ienitag Nu9mittag
auf Der Baltimore Cemetery" itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
gerriniate Singer boz, Baltimore.

6auptquartier: vGermania : Mdnz
ner6pr : !6aIe." prdiibent: 9enrp
@iefefing, Rr. 228, perl. Gaiterns
Npe.; correip. unb prot. Sefretdr: 5.
Wm. 9ubenius, Nr. 1928, SrIeans=
Ctr; GinunszS efretdr: Geprg 6inlz
meleber, Nr. 315, RorbzG ben=S Str;
@6abmeiiter: 9ermann Midlid, Nr.
713, MarrensStr. Oirigent .. Mes
lanlet. Notwithstanding ieben
s~tpeiten 6reitag i'm Monat.
Mrion"-5auptquartisr Stag
9ale," Nr. 205, 9anoperitr. Singz
ftunbe: MittpoA; Dirigsnt S. s.
Sranf.
rSarmonie"-6 auptquartier:
Nr. Ala. Weit@ 6abettezS Sing
ftunbe: 9ienftags; S%irieent S. u.
&fein.
r@ermaniuzM q inner 9 o +"
- 9auptquartier: Nr. 410 unb 412,
Weitz2ombarb : Strabe. Stneitunbe:
9onneritags; 9irieent Sheo. Semberz
ger.
.5robfinn" - 5auptquartier:
Or. 1000, 5reberidzQbe Singitunbe:
Mittpo6s; Oirigent s. 81. &lein.
rzM d DOR
6auptquartier: Nnbreas' 6aIe, Nr.
314, 5anoper : StraBe. Singitunbe:
0onneritugs; 9irigent @barles 8.
8o9au.
r2ocuft point Mdnnerz
4or" - 9auptquartier: 3nider'5
!6ane, gde bon 4nbrez uno Gu6az
Ctr. Singitunbe: Sonntags; Dirt
gent 8. PD6lmann.
.Nrbeiter : 2iebertuel"
= Suuptquartier: Neibbarbt's Sale,
Hr. 1913, Meft@pratt= @traBe. @ingz
ftunoe: Mittpo9s; Sirigent Ghas.
8. 9odau.
rSbalia : Wdnner4or'-
5auptquartier: 8oigt's 9aae, Jun.
1922, 5arforb=Q Denue. Singitunbe:
Mittpo9s; Oirigent Soiepb pa4e.
nM SO dnner4or"-
5auptquartier: r9pnor : 9aae." gde
bon Ouncan=place uao McglberrD>
@traBe. Singftunbe: Montags; Ois
riaent %. 6. S4l0gel.
,Gi9entranS"- 9auptquarz
tier: 3orn's gale, gde Der 3. unb
Gougbz@tr. 5ig6lanbtopn. Sing
itunbe: Mittpo9s; 0irisent gbparb
86dner.
.Metobie" Suuptquartier:
s. Ries' 9alte, gde BON 2op=S trabe
unb 8elair : Marft. Sinsftunoe:
9onneritass; Oirigent s. aurplus.
y@ermania= 8 r t.
Club" 9auptquartier: Meien=
berg's 6ane, Nr. 116, Rorb>pacaitr.
sineitunbe: 9~ienitags; 9irigent s.
Garolus.
,MeBgerz Geangperein"
- 6auptquartier: ,8abern : 9ale,"
Rr. 7 unb 9, @ibzJreteridzs traBe
Sinsitunbe: 9ienitags; Oirisent 5.
6. 5ranf.
rgbeGpeiB4 - 9auptquartier:
Nber's 9alIe, Gde bon 5aitz Ii. Gait'
glpe. @ingitunbe: Oienfags; Siri'
gent 90. 6. S6lDgel.
8psbuft. -Neltlides MGo6en:
nMeinen Sic AUDI, 9err 4mtsri4ter,
bab Qiebe ein0erbre6en ift?"-4mtse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02

*** Die &enrer elmer gutenW1eklz
fuppe tperben nit @ersniigen pernebz
men, bab 6eute bei 9rn. G%onra0gfeioz
barbt Nr. 1923, Weft : grattftraBe,
cine Megel1uppe auf benz Programm
itebt, tpie fie nur 6ruu Neiobarot uno
ibre S0hter 6er5uite1en periteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
e,,s,rPa sp,rumsutct<Rruss

Gsmbarb= urO 6. 6trabe, Sieblunototrn.
ataeniiber Der acknowledgements
9dsli6 belize Rabl;titen aui get.auuo.
Gutter beib.r uno taltsr 2uni4. Gbsfcs
ptafts9elepbon Ct. 9aul 1916 d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02

701, 7N 2ombarDa5trabt, oiebIarotppn.
6tinft. Wsint uao 2iau6re. Ter ets
jinbest Grt aui Der Grbt. Die b,tsn
1ool=9arlors in EXPLANATIONS. 9rompts
Rsbienune. tSesl-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02

1884 Gfa6opetttfr. -&alifornia II. Cbio
9Deine. Striammluneslpfal sBermanios
Qpoe 81; .Anq. arb. =Rr allRt. sBertiu BON
QtAgalte.s; Option Goncl. ), $685.;
nWttolarb. Union re. 3ale ln permittbtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02

g. mitbsmend. - @ieGum
@atten, Der fpdt Radts na9 S0drie
tomntt): &c., OH @r3lump, fommit
On enbGi4, unb in Dem 3uftanbe2
Salb tobt bdbe i9 MIDI i6on 9einet=
tpesen gedrgert!" - @r: rIber Su =
9u - 9ulba! 8as fam i9 benin
bafir, bab Ou QGes MIR bdlb tbuit?~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Stub. Seraer's Rrftanront,
rb,s. Roe,rHeiu,r's Saur

4OOS, SdnI=Str0Bt.
nabe Der 5itli6en 4olisei=5 Station. Wors
mer auRi6 Don II bis 2 llbr Ra6mittaQs.
g8itsntr's unibtrtreffIiGts Bier i'm
3anf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
SnterrKante Separation in Gbieaau.

gbicago, Sa., 81. Sanllar. -
SRI. Gina g.. Sumter, elm 17>jdbrlses
MGb9en, peldes unter ben 2ebten
mar, pel9e bic Saaerle oes nSroz
qouisz Sbeaters" lebeno DerlisBen uno
tpelde babel f9redlide 8ranbpunoet
ii9 auaos, lpuroe geitern elmer 9autz
Sransplantations : Operation unter=
tporfsn. Sang feline Stid9en gez
lumber !6aut, tpel9e aber insgeiammt
7 Auabrat5oa ausmadten uno BON
freitpiGig ii9 ba5u @rbietenoen gez
1ponl1en tpprben tpuren, puroen auf
bic pom 5euer perleBten 9auttbelle
bes iungen Mdb4ens perpflan5t. Sin
She'll Der berpflup5ten 9aut ltammt
BON benz &Drper bes 8ruoers Der Ser
leBten. Ser Operation ging cine Hetbe
BON Gpni ultationen unb cine gendue
unteriuhung Der ii4 fretpiaig gu Der
Operation Qnbietenben bDraus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Dds 8efhfperbebuhl"

bas gef9perbebu9." - aeGner:
n8ebuuere - aber mir bGben bort in.
Der gfe einen pbonpsrapten, tpoGlen
Sic bite, Sbre 8luge bu 9ineinipre4
den, a[le 5tpet Stunben bOrt i'm Der
Wirtb ub."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Canton una gigblanotowr.
whoy,.a Rou,s wsaauraut.

aomborps unb 3. 6trabe. 9iebldnbtopn.
Ei. %feintsn GttrdHfe o1r art.-goa'
Fdnois u.u tirssridtet. Gin gtIn6 oler
mtintr Gr.unDe unD oes 9u5lltums I'M
aaqemeinen ftsts tpi1fpmmtn. CAL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Sprn'S GfdenFran,.6ane

. CD, Z. u. gouabfr. 6auptauartier oes
5 9iftrifts Ill. q. u.=S.," vGi4tnfran3s
D Sameup.reins,s rGauton Smmerp. Eauz
D u. a.i6pereiuRS. S.uti6e Ibeinpeiu=9anos
lunu. 9bon.: G.2364-9, mD. BinDior 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
6u. Grfu,'B &rd,anae

IA. unO O'Sonnea.s CTR, Gantsn.
Gerdumiee 4ale fir 9ersiue unb @ts
f.ni6aften. @austquartitr bes Sgrinl
beinri4=G ifrifts Rr. 2O4, 9. II. g."
GeinHe Gstrdnt.. Gbei. Eel. 3574 Q. QSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02

boben por benz Gloiet uno bic Sbire
mar nit einem 9tubl perburritaoirt.
OILS 6rau Sbielbs pieoer gu ii4 gez
bra9t 1purbe, er5dblte Tie, tie lei pon
einen sroBen Neser nit benz 8sile
iiber benaopf geidloser poroen. Oaa
Sinh lit rettuneslos Derloren u.Trau
S6ielbs f6tpebt in 2ebenssefa9r. BON
benz Moroseieuen bat man nod feline
Spur. Sein Mlptip mar rGubertf6er
Nbii9t. Die @tubt befinbet it4 in
sroBsr Nufreauns iibsr ben 8orfaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02

*** Der rMrion" bielt e~eitern Na9z
mittag in Der Stag : 6a1e" cine
probe fir ietn @orfpiel gum Masz
fenbaIe ab, aus pel6er gu i6lieBen
mar, bab benz publifum BEL oemgdle
@rpbdrtides uebpten nirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
&InPfR SpfeI,

1924 CfzgoltimOre=6tr. - 3immsr ar
6trrtn iu 5srmittben. -Gtinfte Getrdnte II.
gGeiHt. -gap=9tsp=E rantrsi*"Sitr. 9ers
iammluneslotol pGf=2ombarbtr. imnerip.
gau= II. aeibDtrein.~ Gbei.sSef.: 1424 ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02

gosbaft. -Qeltli4es Mdo4en:
vMeinen sic audi, !9err Gmtsri9ter,
bab Qiebe einWerbre9en ift?"-4mts@
ri6ter: Limb tpenn aud - beiSbnen
lit lGngit @eridhrnng einsetrstert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02

*a* Ser biesidbrtse MasfenbaG
bes nMrton" peripri4t ale dbnli9en
6eitli9feitsn, tpel9e btsher BON benz
@erein absebalten purben, in ben
S6atten gu itellen. Die rMuiifz
Sale" nirb baber am 10. Sebruar
bas Meffa fir bic yIrtoniten" unb
beren sabGreide Sreunoe unb @Dnner
bilben. Mesbalb2 pirb bus Gomite
mad ieiner nd6iten SiBung funbz
npben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02

Gorif9ritt. - Gdf: vaeaner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02

*** Der nGoncorbta 2eih@ unb
@parberein" bdlt morgen Nbene in
feinem 2ofale, Ger. 1718, Canton
Qpenlle, feline Sabres 9eriammlltng
unb 8~eamtennabl ab, gu tpelGer fi4
ale Mitqlieber einfineen fplten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Otto Wtnaer'S R.haurant.

Otto W nIer6 TefdMrdnfs
1441, 81. =gentralzapt., Ode Gliptr=6 Ctr.
pauptquartier Der sDilb.Im 9ea=2oet Rr.
8. 9trb. .. a. Of p g~triammlurstn
iepen Montag Abtno. - Ttinits Getrdnts.
Barmtr 2unj6 t1qlif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02

perp1alnnttaen n. = pa<
tor 0aclub 8anef ppn Der bDbmi1f.n
presbnteria.erzGirfe lit gsftern BON
/ elmer ldngeren Reife na9 benz @iben
bierber 5uriidsefebrt unb tpurbe pon
feiner @emeirbe NIT 5reuben empfanz
aen. gei'm Gottesbienfte Iberreidte
linn FRI. Carrie Garas Elm f6Dnes
8lumenbouquet i'm Namsn Der Spnn=
tagsf9ule.
Ser %. Sabresberi9t Der
usSobns 9optins' ltniberiitdt" lit To-
eben bonn prGiibenten Sra Remien
berDffentli6t tporoen. 0arna6 tpaz
rem lat profe1oren an Der uniper=
fiat tbdtis, urb 695 Stubenten nahz
men an ben 0orleiungen She'll. 8on
biefen fparen 283 aus Marnlanb, 1913
aug anberen @taaten Der Union unb
80 aug benz Musldube.
*** 81. Sobn Reit feiert beute,
Montas, in ieiner gebaufung, Nr.
525, Sorreit=S trube, feinen 81. &C.
burtstas, gu tpel9em er ale feline
ssreunoe unb 8efannter einlabet. Gin
feiner 2unf9 tpirb ierbirt.
*** ST. emanuel Wdb, ber popuz
lGre pianiit, bat cine Rei6e BON
piano : gonserten in She 2prie"
ongefinbigt, Bel fpel9en er BON pers
faiebenen anberen, portbeilbdft be-
fannten Muiifern u~ntertiist piro.
9as erite CONCERT finbet am Oienftas
M6enb 1tatt, unb afpar tpirb Bel benz
1elben Der beriibmte 8iolinit 8an
!6ulitebn mitfpirten.
*** Der Befangperein nSrObiinn"
funbet an anberer @sne beg rOeutz
f9en gprreiponbenten" an, oab er iei@
men O~iesidbrisen Mastenba[l am
Dienitag, ben 9. 5ebruar, in Der
ugermania : M}Gnner9or : 9une" abz
balten pirb. Ser .5robiinn" bat
nGbrenb Der leBten Sabre uno gar5
beIonbers tpGbrenb bes @dnserfeites
benieien, baB er auf Der 9Obe Der
3eit itebt. lin biefe Reputation dufz
reat 81 baltsn, bat Der 9erein ieinem
Mrrangementszgomit fir ben Mdsz
fenbaG liberale 9elbmittel 5ur Ser
fiiguns seiteGt, unb Die 5 Sableaur,
tpelGe CUR Quffii6rung selangsn, per@
1pre9en, etsen in ibrer Dirt 5u fperoen.
Sir @ruppen unb ginaelmasten iinb
libsrale preiie ausseiebt iporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
Gonntaa in ben Nereineu.

pumoriitiide Ibenb : l1~nterbultuns
oes nSbalia : Mdnnerdors" in
Der n9ermania : Mdnnerdorz
6ane." Sin ursemItbli4es
Set Der nl1rssmiithlidfeit." Ser
Baltimore 5dnserfran5" in Der
r8apern : Gale"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-02
@egmeiier
bentid1er 9efanratenrc nnS @irtbt
BPM Baltimore nab 11m0eaeuS.
IIeam Rupp'S Eeffdurdnf.
lIO4, Observation-Disclosures.

IIU4, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ser rNcrDot JnmtripGbreno 8du=Btr=
rim BON Baltimore psridmmslt F4 bier
ieDtn Mcntua. @to. 9rtbm's Bier am
3apf, mad beuti9er DIRT brett bonn CAB.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-08-25
Feed Improves Breeds.

It has been frequently remarked
that dairy breeds of ,cattls improve
when they come to this country. Ma.
jor Alvord. on his return from a visit
to the islands Of Guernsey and Jersey.
said that we have better Jerseys and
Guernseys than are to be found on
those islands, they having improved
In our hands. Incidentally he men.
tions that the pasturage there is high
in price and the cows have to be
tethered. This indicates that they
have not the abundance Of food to
be found in this country. Doubtless
the increase in size in both Guernseys
and Jerseys is due to their more abun.
dant supply Of food stuffs. This indi.
Gates that we have the molding of
breeds to a large extent in our own
hands. One thing Is certain and that
is that 1t does not do to starve AMI.
mails in any degree. They may not
show 1t at once, but It will appear In
the course of generations In fact. the
increase in size has been a matter of
generations and not of q few years. It
was not till the animals had been In
this country several years that It was
noticed that their size was surely in.
creasing. This was more readily
brought about naturally by the fact
that the Jerseys and Guernseys that
were first imported fell into the hands
of intensive feeders who fed them to
make the most possible out of them.
Had these animals been given the
same scrub care that some of our
animals receive they w0tld not have
shown the development that we now
see In them. -,
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Week Old Cream.


The buttermaking business OF to
day Is an entirely different PROPOSE
tion from what It was five years ago
as the hand separator has made II
necessary to use many new and dif
ferent methods than when nothing
but whole milk was received at the
factory. In the first place, cream
which is week old ought not to be
accepted by any creamery, no mat
ter whether 1t is cooperative cream
cry or a central plant. Lut competi
ton Is SO fierce that 1t Is accepted
and this puts a premium upon ole
cream. because the farmer isn't goinf
to deliver his cream any oftener thar
is necessary to enable him to get the
same price as the farmer who dellv
ers his cream daily. 1t is my opinion
that 1t Is q mistake to mix week ole
cream with cream which is one or two
days old, and in good condition. and !
recommend that this old cream be
pasteurized, heating It to as high 9
temperature as possible without Civ.
ing the cream cooked flavor, ant
then cool 1t to about IS degrees, ther
add good commercial or homemade
starter and then cool 1t down to about
80 degrees. The churning tempera
ture varies with the season of the
year from 60 degrees in the winter tc
81 In the summer. Care should be
taken not to overchurn the butter.
then draw of the buttermilk, add the
wash water, revolving the churn two
or three times, being careful not tC
roll the butter so as to make II
chunky, then drain of the wash water
and work the butter until the salt is
entirely dissolved. have made some
experiments and at the present time
am investigating several new ideas.
but, as yet, none Of them have proved
a success. and II it is going to be i'm.
possible to force the farmer to bring
his cream oftener than once q week,
1t Is my opinion that in the due course
OF time our men who are inventors In
dairy apparatus and dairy prepare.
tions will discover some piece of ma.
chinery or some chemical which will
be Of great assistance, Lut until that
time our only salvation is to labor
with the farmer and show him how
1t is an impossibility to make extras
out of cream which Is a week DID,
!, H. Brockway.
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did and lived. The pain in my back
was so bad that could not sleep at
night. | could not ride horse, and
sometimes was unable even to ride
In o car. My condition was critical
when ! sent for Doan's Kidney Pills.
used three boxes and they cured me.
Now can go anywhere and do as
much as anybody. sleep well and
feel no discomfort at ALL"
A TRIAL TREE-Address Foster.
Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. For sale
by all dealers. Price soc.
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IMPORTANT TOWN IN TIBET.
Inhabitants Of oyangtse Are Chiefly
Religious Devotees.

Gyangtse. which is distant 213 miles
from the Indian frontier and 1874 miles
from -kassa, is large and important
town with a network of irrigation
channels. The town, which Is over
two miles In circumference and con.
tains | 900 houses, is situated about
two small hills, which lie east and
west. On the western hill is col.
lection Of massive walls, keeps and
bastiOns covering the whole surface
Of the rock, 500 feet high and 400
yards long. On the western hill is q
monastery Of GOO monks, with a lofty
temple nine stories high, which is con.
sidered by the Tibetans q particularly
holy place. Surmounting the edifice
is gilt dome and from here a mag.
nifcent view is to be had of the town
and surrounding mountains. Inside
the temple are numbers of inches,
filled with images of Buddha and Of
saints. The town and the surround.
Ing country swarm with monasteries,
in one of which Chandra Das, an In.
dian traveller. found 500 monks en-.
gagged In divine service and 200 more
reading the sacred books, while on
each side Of the image of Buddha
were four rows Of monks, twenty in
each, with hundreds of butter-fed
lamps burning in front of them.
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irrigation In Kansas.

Great state, Kansas! There n
neither a mountain nor marsh In all
her length and breadth of $4,000
square miles. One-third of her area IL
almost barren steppe, owing to lack
of rain. Irrigation will make the dry
prairies a veritable garden Of tho
west" raise the Kansas corn crop ia
sCO,000.000 bushels and increase her
live stock valuation to $180,00O, ,O00.-s
New York Press.
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why l consider Cheatham's Laxa.
tive Tablets the best remedy for
Chills, Biliousness and Malaria: First,
they cure; second, never any bad re.
suits: third, easy to carry, pleasant to
take.
II carry them always. l take them
often. They made me well. They
keep me WE'LL"
CHAS. +. ROGERS,
Price CSC. Hartshorne, |. T.
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For Your Perfect Comfort

At st. Louis Exposition, which is very
severe upon the feet, remember to take
along box or two of ALIENS FOOT.
EASE. a powder for Hot, Tired, Aching,
Swollen. Sweating Feet. 10000 testi.
monials of cures Sold by all Druggists.
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RI. u.,o and thu Straw Hat.

The Halo and the Straw Hat.
An inventory clerk OF large Lon
con mrm was put on to catalogue some
pictures for sale. One represented
a saint with halo complete. Ho en-
tered It as Portrait Of elderly gentle
man In straw hat" A