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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-24
The Walks and Roadways.

A large force of men is employed In lay
ing out the system of walks and roadway VS.
that Is necessary to the full scheme of
improvement in connection with the build
ing operations. A fine macadam road with
sidewalks is being laid out from where the
road enters the grounds from the upper en-
trance and is being carried in front of the
new buildings the west, through the
subway across the road and out around
the buildings in that locality Branches CT
this road are taken off to different build
ings as necessary and all the buildings are
to have service roads in the rear. A lot of
grading is required and some planting in
trees and shrubbery will follow. 1t will
necessarily be considerable length of
time before the new building section is
made as attractive in this respect as the
older portion of the institution. Every eff
fort to bring 1t up to the standard, how
ever. will be made.
DIR. White has in contemplation the re-
moval of the two-stOry brick building that
was erected number of years ago for
use as fire engine house. The principal
fault to be found with the structure Is that
it is situated In unfavorable spot. OBJ
structs the view and is too close to some of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-24
West Lodge to Be Fireproof.

Dr. White is having the colored males
removed from the building which they
have occupied for several years and known
as West Lodge, as it is desired to thor
oughly freproof this building. and work
TO this end has already been commenced.
Those of the colored patients who have
not yet been removed to the new Duild-
ings are to be located in the frame build
ing built year so ago as emergency
quarters
The Superintendent will establish in the
Dix building. one of the old buildings m
the male section, tubercular ward, with
sun porches fashioned after the ward
of this character in the Allison building.
which is regarded a model of its kind.
A similar ward for women Is to be located
in Oaks building, in what will be the fe-
male colony. Each of these tubercular
wards will provide for about twenty pa
tents.
Prepara tons are being FASTENED looking
to removal to the administration building,
and Dr. White hopes to accomplish this by
the early part of September. This building
was the last one of the thirteen to be built,
and cost $4,000. 1t has elaborate trim
mings of white stone and marble has been
used freely in its interior decoration. The
office of the superintendent with the va
rious Offices. are located within, and living
quarters for the officers have been pro-
vided on the upper floors Two dining
rooms are in this building. and in the base
ment have been established two kitchens.
one to serve the building and the other as
a sick diet kitchen for the two hospital
buildings with which the administration
building is connected by colonnades
Building E. which Is the home of the
sixty or more female nurses of the insti-
tuition. was recently occupied. 1t stands
to be one of the handsomest structures in
the group.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
Bic Timun5- nnb 8cidGftSlage hes
SnubcS.

Der lcbtc @odcnberid)t oeS NGp.
gortcr @onf6olieS $. GlcnS & So.
ldrctbt: Die @oloouSmbr modt
rncbr N%llficben, ais n0tbig lit. Seit
Npril limo ollcr0ingS nobc5lt fir GO
Miuionen Collars bcrl6ifft moroen,
obcr sur ielben Set linO ulld uicle
Wilioncn eingeiilbrt moroen, boilpt.
Iodlid) aus Sopon. llniere @oloein.
flbr III Den lebten 5cbn Monoten be-
lGltft iid) oIf iiber As WfiQionen Dol.
lars, 10 Dob unier @olbperlllit, mcml
Die bcimiide 8oIoproouftion mo
rnlerc aroBcn Sprrotbc ol gclbeln
WfetoIl III @etrod)t ge5o0cn lperocn,
III oicIem 6rilbling uerb0ltniBnl1Big
unuihti9 lit. @ir fountcn pieleidt
100 Wilipnen Collars entbcbret,
obre boB @rlno 3ur 9eioreuiB Dor.
borloen pGre. God miro eS oubirl
nid)t folnnerl, 0n lrnier @urren9olo.
pprrotD erlnoplt ut llll0 oaS &C.
milll5tc @olO nit meniger @ortbciI
OerId)ifft meroen funIt. Meiterbir
mcrocn Die @olbrnten bel mcitercr
Iitstubr bier all5iebcn mo I'M NIllS.
lonoc fallen, 10 bob lid Die @oloper.
ihiifitna bon ielbit re9cIt. @oS piel
mebr 81 benfen giebt, lit bic Sbot.
lode, Dob Die Hegierimgs @innob.
men butter Den Nlisgoben 5uriidblci.
ben. Wern O1rin feinc Neuocrino
eintritt, 10 meroen mir eincn 0efiSit
I'M Sdabolftt gegeniiber iteben. LIN.
ler Iusfubrbonoel ipor I'M MpriI ct
mas better, ols leetes Sobr; er belief
lid altf ITO Wilipnen0 ollorS; olleill
iinlerc Ginfiibr blieb nm nlcbr ais
bier Willioner gegen lebteS ,Sobr Sli-
rid. 91tte uniere 9ouinipole nidi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

@incn nctter g eni it ii .
Der uericbt cine engliide WtonutS-
idrift in Den % r-GngIonoitootcn Scr
yg8omen'S Gbriltion 8cmperen5-
Union" ourd) BEN gtodJpeiS, ooB Der
Gonium bon iogendnnten Differs,
sic ais Wogen-Glirir onqefiinoigt
per0en, an groBten III ben 2empes
ren8. uno PROHIBITIONS Stnoten lit.
&on SO oieicr @itterS entbielten, tuie
bic BON Der StuutssS o nitdtSbebor0e
in Woiio6uiettS por9enommene Nno=
lplc fe%ItItelte, olle bon II bis 4l12
Yro5cnt Ilfobol Dab 0ieie @ctrante
10 gon5 unbeonitnnoct uno III Oolllger
8erfennltnq 9eiien, mas Iie cntbols
ten, bic &eblen Der G(6ltinen5ler binob
g~leitclt, lit bod foum on5lncbmen,
ebcn 10 menig lpic Die llntenntniB Der
9eIton0tbcile elmer Sorte r0miifen
EunidcS, Die nal bel einem Salt.
moiier -8ontett ierpitf ip1troe; ober
man i6IieBt ebcn Die Nitgen. Molt
bari bolt niht Dor frommen Obrclt
nenncL mas Semperen5Ier ni6t emit
bebrelt fOnncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

SIN en9lif den Oberba aus
muroe neuli6 Die Gage in MaceoO.
MEN aitf's 9apet gebra6t, gterpton
erfldrte, oieGioilogenten bGtten feline
6ortidritte bel Der 9lusfiibrung Der
Reformen gemo6t; er i6loge oober
Die 9eruflulg elmer internotionolen
Gonferen5 Dor. 2oro &anSoomne er-
flQrte, man babe MIR 81 oiele 8riin-
Sc, INN ii6er Die 6orti6ritte Der 3e-
former iif cnttdui6t 81 fiiblen uno
foQs Die 01rbfiibrung Der Teformen
nidt bei6leunigt peroe, 0iirfte man
Dor Iebr erniten 9eior9niiieu iteben.
Damn frdgte er 9tetptort, Oh or iider
lei, DOB cine internotionole Gonfereu5
cine beirieoigenoe 20iung Der gegell,
mdrtigen Sfmierigfeiten 5lliueqe
brinqen miiroe. Bon alien &olomi-
tGterL Die ieneS ~beOrdngte &on6 be.
fuuen f0nntene mare feline GROCER,
ais Der 3rIamntentritt elmer Comic
re15, ole o1tSeinan0er ginge, obne etll
Wtittel 9efunben 5u boben, Oa6 Der
ieBi0en Suhloge cin Gn0e mafen
meroe. Die Hegierirng meroe fortfob=
rem, ollelt m0gli6cn @influB sur Be
Idlelrignng Der Heformeu alti5llbtes
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

Gin Sci d) mann aus
ct. saul 5olt Der oelttldeit, ipic Der
ioponiihcn IualteQiing bobcS 2ob.
IN beioen Iu%SltcIlungen iei eS nidt
MIR ouroilf ob9elcbell, nit Den Mus
%ItcllungS.O bieften ooS Sntcreiic Der
SdoiIultigen, ionoern Dor NQell
olf) boS Sntcrciie Der &~ouflultigcl
%mod5uruien. sic bGtten oesbal6
%nomentlif lolde @egenitdnbe 1T Den
Toroergruno acbrod)t, nat oenel1
ipirflide Nndfroge beitebt. Sic ia.
gen nidlt MIR: naommt nno beruutl'
bert ntsl" ionoerr rufeh oud nit
fcitcr &llgbeit mo feineStpe9S ulli.
oringlid) 5u: o&ommt mo fault boz
ltil&l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

9oS Gcm y ortcr sc unA y
beitSontt bat Seiorgniiie luegen ser
Nllsbreitung Scr @cnifitorre. 2cttc
@ode itor6en 81 EcrIonen an Der
aronfbeit, perluonotcn &ronfbeitcn
fielen iogor 100 Gcrionelt 5ltm Opfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

Ser friibcre TrGiibcnt
Der perfroftcn Netu Yorfer r6cberoI-
Sonf" 0opio 8othid)ilb lit BON oeil
@eidnuorcnen beS 0iebitoblS idytG-
Dig ~befuuocn iporocn iino miro nltlt
Belt befontnlen, i'm 3ld)tbouS iiber
Die Eflid)ten zines @onf Y~rGiioentelt
nnd)5lioenfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

Ole muruffoni6 G 6rage
bot III ben IeBten SSnbren Die &egie
rilIlgen ellropoiiher 21nber picl be
ifoitigt, obne DAB cine 5%ufricocnitcL=
Ieltoc 20inig gefiunocn worOen lit.
gtun 6iirfte Die Gntfiibruug ocS rel,
den Entertainers YcrOicoriS lln0 lei.
neS StiefiobneS &orlcp, Der britt
id)er llntertbon lit, cine &riiiS bcrbei.
filbren. 0o Der 9ri1ontcnfiihrer
&ai5ulp icine @~eion9cuen III mt
ipirtbiamc @cbir9SgcAcnOcn ge-
ihlcppt bat, 10 lit al cine boloigc
IuSliefrrng nid)t 81 oc,fcil, eS lei
Oenll, Dab bobcS Soie9el0 gc6oblt
miro. Scr 6oa licgt 1bnlidl, iuie
Der Ser omcrifoniiden WtiiIionGrii,
Stone 1T Woceoonien, itur nit Dem
llnteridleb, onb Ole beioen Gntfiibr.
ten idlucrreihe WGnncr limo. Ger
Sulton bon Moroffo lit ld,on lett ci-
nigen Sobrcn nid)t mebr 10 rcht
Serr III ieinem 2onoe, ulto oieie Gnt-
fiibrun0S9cihidte fam linn leid)t
Gas Heltd)en &errihoit %folten, ooS
CT nod bat. Son Den Srumoiell
miro Die @eid)id)tc mobl %9riinolidI
allSQeniiBt mcr0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
8pttbclf s.. Hcmncrt.

IS itarb am 81. Wiui 1904 @uttBelf 81. 8eu.
nert i'm NIter bon 81 Snbren. Die 8ccroignng
Liloet beite, gindmittngs nm 3 u6r. bonn
Irnnerbanle, gr. 800. QSets9ees5trn aus
itatt. 9eifebulg prioatim ult Der Baltimore
GemcterG. U43--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
Ynamitc .Scr6it.

SO ifar6 am eonrtae, Den %. Wnt, 2.45
giudmittugS, Auauitc 1cr6it, ISiihue pes Der
i%torbenen 9ermnIlrl 3erbit, int 10. 4ebcneiubrc.
Sic 8eeroigull9 iinbct am Sienitdl, 3 llbr
giudinittngs. pom Sruucrbunic. Tr. 40, vii.
fens' strnfe, aus ouf nem pGouhuns Earf" fat.
nIl-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

Nus ei mem SofoIberil t.
p8liiflidlermeiie botte Der Grmoroete
Ieiit @elo gcrnoc mn Tormittog lit
Die Sporborf gebrod)t, 10 oab er nit
DEM Serluite oes 2ebens oopon fam"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23


Scr dl icoene 0emofroti.
ide @lGtter mod)cn 0orouf oltin1crt.
Jam, BOB Die oelnotrotiidc 8lnttfornt
cine oElonfe" an @llnIten Scr Gin
fommenIteucr entbalten Iollte. 0oS
Ober.Sun0eSgeridt bat Dor etlid)ell
G5obren olleroingS Die ginfon1mell-
ltelicr %pcrlporfen, nod)oem es oieleIbc
porber ocrfolilulGsgenGB ~beiun0cn
mo gut 9cbciBen bate. Sor pier5ig
Subrcn bat Oos ODER 9unbcSgcriht
Die G~infommcnitellcr beItdtigt. @a.
RIM lolte Der bofIte 8erihtsbof oeS
2unoeS, oeiicn Gntideibungen iibcr
Die GinfommenItclter med)ieln, I'M
Sabre 1905 ni6t einntoG ipieocr emf.
ihcioelt, oaB Die Ginfonntenlteller,
oie geredteltc ollcr Steitern, conlti,
tlltionea iei. Cider lit DDS ia nid,t,
ober aild) nid)t mmoglid. Der Ser
Iild) tonnte mcnigitens gennod)t lucrs
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
@untas, bcn %. Mui 1904,

Gfingitm ontog lit ocn
0catitet elm 6cicrtng, oud) in Nine.
rita. Sn Baltimore gebort Der Tug
uticrem Oeutihcn @oiicnballS, uno
70 iol c5 olt6 bcl1tc icin. Die NnitoIt
Die mcrftbGtiqc ocutid)en Sicbe &C.
Qriinoct lu1o lomeit crbalten bat, oui
0;e unier 0elltidtbum itol5 icin oorf,
miro aud fcrner gcoeiben Oern lic
bat IN inherent 9cuti6tbum cine icita
Stiite. @ie 9roB Die 9lntbeiInobmc
Ser 0cutifeu 9oltimore's an @ai
ienballa lit, 9o8 iGat I'M mciitcll III
Die Iltgcu, lpcrlt 0uS Mutlenbalt9
am @iingitmontog iein 6cit bat, Is
lit elm &oIfsfeit %9euoroen. Gtt Ioi'
Dies iou cS oitf bette iein. Ter
Yfingit0ciit foil mierc Gclltiden
binauS loden in 0oo irilhc @riln oeS
,0orlep !@orf5" ST c0Iem 3ued.
gIio Nile oltf einiGe Stunocn 5unl
@oiicn6olraieite. @oS Sbr gctbau
bobt citem Der @cringIten ltnter bic
fen ainoern Gaa bobt Sbr mir &c.
tbonl iogt SeiltS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
NLnnn Gliinhrth EtiHr[,

80 itorb ont 21. Iiui 1904 Nnna G%liiabetR
StiNel, aebprene Setter, geliebte 6rdI bon
Subn lGiuiam StiiieG, int glter BON 80 Sab
rem. Vie @eerbiguna finoct Wiuntag, Den %.
Mai, R3 1lbr Yiuhmiiiug5, bon ibrer lebteu
Mpbnuug. ytr. 2021. BenniOIouIliu s9lpe.. aus
itatt. Neiieburg nuf bent oeutiheu lltb. ct.
BuuIss6 rieobcfe ait Der Milicnszgloe,
L42-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

Sn DEM Sorfe Senn6 in
Der boperiiden Oberpfol5 limo 5lpon-
SIG S1iilcr nieoerarbrannt. Die &c.
ipohner linn obood,lps itito III GROCER
Moth. Ger Trinsreeent beipiaigte
oorlGufig 500 Worf. d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
Qunhnn.Y

Eeue Settiunen fino iest Sur 8eIi6tieuns bers
~eeritbtet. SieIe 1useepdblie 2uts. Der GlIs
perintenoent oes @ritnoes uito Yooens ipiro ieoe
gcipiinihte ~gtiisfiitft ertbeilen. 9as Grematos
RUM itebt tdeIi6 5ur Siiipetiipn often. 9aeeen
len ODER an sos @iireaas IN DR.. 81. s,riit.ssra
toga.Strahe. (NpriI5--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

Ger Nem. 0orfer Carl
@erotng gob Dor so Sabrcn letlcr
iungen 3rou ein Stiid @~rlinoeigcll-
tbunl, fir 0uS er ettpa 200 Collars
ge5oblt botte. olS Soh5eitSgci6cnf.
Sest hat Die Srou bel ibrer goloellcl
Sod)5cit Ocn 9ciib fir 10000 Dol
lars perfoltft, olio fir ben 5lpeibitn,
oertfod)en YreiS.
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Gcriammlnng Inscisen.

81. Eentfd.9 Nj II rifaniiher yanperein.
Die Subrcsrerfuiflmlunq ubiget Screiiie
tpirh bemte, ben 23. Wiut 1904. 9lbenos rs
llbr, i'm ,Wbite pan"s8ebduoc, Nr. 1850,
NuHfs Strdbe. abpeb1lien.
U445 Mm. SdwarS, Irdiioeut.
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Wrurac 0iidluff.

IS itnrb am 81. Mai 1904 @curse giiduff,
1cliebter 8utte bon 81. WiurD 9ifdoff, i'm vi
Ter bon 80 Sabren 9 Wionaten nm % IaGen.
Die 2rnuerfeier tinoet Muntag, A llbr gi1dmits
ta9s, IN ieiner lebtem gSobnnia, gir, 535, @
Ync1sStrube, itnii. 8eifeeunlg prioattm.
CSbiIaoelpbiu, ia. Heius gprf mo Wldnbuts
tan, N.sg;, Sldtter iuoIlen GeiI. coptren)
N43-4l
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2urraine.

WaIeriff = gnriartte - SrtebIt&.
g9eftIif, bon Walbroof elm ulio cine babe
glortbs gloeuues6ar. Sreie 8litfben @adnrittaps
um Terminus. Brcife BON Seerdb1iBi;eler iebt
fpe5ieu. 2et6te Seotn9nn9en. SelepRon
Ruabs. 8erIanet 9rofhire. (Waoi4,t3.I&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

Gin ~ e ItlihCa 9Iott
idreibt: oQie Gonfurren5 gcgen Den
Sleii6sEruit lit aus Dem Stadium
oeS YroicttS beralls9ctrctcn unO rciit
sur Sbot, inoem @elO fiir ben Nnfoltf
cincs groBen Embellishments iltbicris
brit miro, meld)eS cine tGglidc Gupos
6itGt bon 2000 RinOern mo lie 400
SdJpeincn un0 Sdoien boben ioll,
9uS 1T ic0enfnllS cine mirfiomere
Wtetbo0e sur 9ctGmpfut1g Der GruitS
ais ole bunbeSbebor0lifcn @ingriffc.
IS erfiiat oieicr Sfritt oltd) Die ali.
genlein gebcgte Grportlng, oaB ie0cr
Gruit, Der ieine Waht miBbroudt,
inocnt er Die &reiie umgcbiibrlih itei=
CERT, Gonfurren5 81 0epartigen bat. "
- @ir fiir6ten, ooB sic 0eli9riins
Dung DEM Goniumenten 9uS Sleiid)
alf oic 9qBerI nidt peientlih perbiQi.
gen miro. @ie BET 10 oielelti@onfur,
ren5- llltternsIhnHngg ipiYh aud bier
onS GnbQ nHIll i2ieA icinnobQB cine
&cri6nel6lnBB c%intritt ober paB Der
Grltit periqdEn miro, bon a@egner
Oltrf llnterbietltnQ an sic yGSano 5t
0riifcl1 urlp onun ieine YreiIc lpieoer
nd5iebt. I'M oic &erlulte beroll@ jn
I6logcn. .i.@ .5..
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Baltimore GcmeterN.

Bureau: Nr. 344, b.GbarIts.strake.
9eerdbribpIdbe 5um Serfuuf - bon $25 an.
NIT Wlurmorpfpiten abgeeren5t, $50 : 8lae
fir bier 8rdber. CSan18,t0
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Gin 9 6Ioumcier lit Bro.

Gin S9Ioumcier lit Bro
feiIor 6ennaIoio, Der % Sabre nI$
Broteilor on Der llniteriitGt SIT Iotio
tbatig gelueien lit. er iprod, oltf bent
"Snternotionolen GreB Gongreb" 3u
ct. 2ollis iiber aopan mo Den
MISREPRESENTATION aricQ lno fam Oa.
bel oltf ouf Die yGermtuortlihfcit
Der Tereinigten Stooten I'M Orieut"
81 lpre6en. Der SEER Erofeiior
meint:: ollniere commcr3icQen Snte-
reIlet boben i6on lGngIt noh cinem
Salt IN China oerlongt, ober Die
Nobltobrt G6ino's lag ms mebr am'
9er5en, olS Der gu er5iclenoc @epinn.
g8enn Die trourige Qogc Gubo'S Elm
Ginihreiten Der &ereiniQten Stootet
redtfertlgte 10 lit I'M Sale Gbina'S
etltc Sl1teroention crit ret)t geboten,
nm ooS Son0 Dor DEM Inn Oroben0cIl
Shooen 5lr retten. China entbalt
Die groBten SdGBe bon Robmaterio'
lien Der @elt, Die Ser N%ltSbrrtung
barrett nno Die Hotjon, lpelhe oie
GrjctgniIie 9bina'$ c%ontrolirt, coil'
troIirt Die @elt." Mit QcraOc5lt rib.
renocr Naioit0t peruuift Der Serr
Groieiior Gbino'S @ob(iabrt mo OoS
@eidaft. Die 8erqinigten Stoaten
ioQen I'M Orient 5u @rnitcn OeS
ormcn Gbina interoenircn - nm oeit
&eihtbum Gbino's ihlicBli6 contro.
liren SIT tonnen, Brit Mtitlei0 ais
@riunb Sur GinmiiGln9, Damn Nu$.
beiltltn9. 9os elttipriht ia 10 STEM.
lid oem aurS oeS SmpcriuliSm1lS,
mo ment @err 6ennoloio biibidJ
meiter agitirt, miro er A%nbdngcr fin
ben. Ob nber Die Muiic 0cS nmcri,
toniid)en &olfeS neltc @erwidelun9elr
I'M Orient gutbeiBen milroc, lit ood)
cine on0ere So6e. Ger YbiIippinens
SonoeI lit cine iebr foitipieIigc Sod)e
getueIerL uno ourd Shuben miro
man flllg.
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~. SeutId.e Mn crifaniidcr Sanperctn.
Sic Sabresperfuntmlulg obtgel Scretiis
miro beute, ben %. Wini 1904. ghcioS iRS
llbr. I'M ,sshite pan ".8ebdnoe, Gr. 1850,
&nnfsStrube nbgetulten.
U4O @m ediuar5, Erifioeni.
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Spbn Seruig C GuBn.

NtEuTtHpFFHFFNF HU VEHUHITuH'IFNT
gr. 200S, 6rteans.etr. .Mb. Eel: g8inofpr 255
3lucieBeffdft: SIR, 524, oerl. @aitern.sloenue.
SigbInnotoipr, Baltimore. WarpIuno.GeIepboltH:
Binofor 60. 8uiihen ipcroen g~eliefert iiir
Soh5eiteu, unterbaltineen uno unOere @eIegell'
beiteIt. (6e614,1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

Sn Scr SiBuno ser 20 a 2
tionol editorial 9%iiociotion" III Ct.
2ouis bat iid oll6 Der EierocfuB be@
RotipiSmus Qe5eigt, Gin 0err @ron'
Don bon Ntidigan brodtc cine &eio-
Iution SIT @luniten ocS 6roucnltimnl.
reftS Elm, Die folacnocn @OrtIout
botte: ~@eihloiierL ooB Ole aebiloctc
ituo i%ntcIli9cntc 6rou III Den Ser,
Stootcn be5iigIif Der Hegierun9 I'M
ieres SnnocS 5llnl m~inocitcn ebenio
pieI 5l iogen bobcn ioIte, lpie Der
unniiIenoc ghlSl0n0cr, Ser an rnic-
rem aiiitcn Iolloet unO lid) bc@
StimmrehtS erfreilt, ielbit obrc Der
2anOeSiprodc funbig SIT iein." -
Ser Ignorant foreigner" Der mn
miiienoe @uSlGuoer lit Den oerbilie,
men @~otioiIten eill 9orn I'M 6leiidc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
A6tung!

tkWEHWW
gtqen meinei Jreunoen uuo 9efanntert ma
de i'd bicrmit b%Ctallnt, bdb id bon SoHniag,
ben %. Mai, an
Gilhcnieiuis Fart
SeluirsNpno, grarnitbcr uum hi. Grlbiers5ricb,
bDfc,
ibernebmeH lperoe. Sh ueroe Mid bemiiben,
Die beiten @etrinlc 81 l~icfern. SreDm's pSne
8rdbe oHlU" I'M 3apf.
Sobu Siuleiu.
(Wtai2OG &S 1MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23
Baltimore Sransfer 60.

6rnHfs, nahe BnHs5fraRer
bat ibre Nusfiattilug I'M mebrere Subrfuerfe
(8urs) berqrobert uro 1T jeet int StdHoe,
Oi6beI bon Sals su Sans 5u bef6rbern unb fit
Die Mufheipabruna ODER 0erfetoung 5u bers
poder. 9sronpte uno ,uperIdfftae geotenpHe
lpirb ,iaefitert. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

Ger &oriitenoc oer III
gtclu-Yort Negriinoctcn Y9iooienclt'
Siga" meint, oaB Is ia gar feline
lpiftigen 6rogcn gGbe, mcId)c oic
Eortcien trennten. ,Sn Der bepor-
ltebenOen Er0iioentempobl fonlme e@
Onber MIR oltf sic DISQUALIFICATION
Der ouigeltcltcn Gonbiooten M. 90,
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liSmlS unO @clopcri6Ierloerin9.
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iIiiiiig; eS bonoclt lid) lcoiolih nm
Herionnlfrogcn - notiirlid MIR fir
Die gicp Dorfer .Hppiepeltz2i1o". NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

Nn ucri ) ic6enen Giicn,
bubn-S nitelncn pcrocn Mtoiicn @ttI
luI1lungcn porgenomuen, Die aYenr.
inloonio- 9ubn" ollcin Iegt 9e0elt
1000 Wtunn ub nit Der 9egriin
Drn9, ooB Der 6%rod,tperfehr Itetig
obncbnlc irn0 ciu baloiqer glili
id)pilng ocS SerfcbrS nid)t SIT crlpor'
ten lei. Guh Die oNelp.Yorf Gell.
troI" Ie8t Momihoitcn al. S(li sic
ungcluobrlid fcttcn Sabre Scr 81.
ienbabnen iol9eu mogere, uub Die
Nrbeiter befonmcn JIG 3uerit 81 lpii
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

Erin5en.ll d. t @eo-
grapbielebrer gum Grin5en): SION,
men 9urdlaudt mir pieaeid)t iogen
melfer See pont G~beinitrom ourd)'
f~loiien iuiro?" Ertl5 idmeigt nm
bIidt perlegen 5it gapoen. Geographic
Sebrer: pGurdloud)r beilten polltonl'
men ridtie an; es lit Der 9obenieel~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-23

&odefclIer'S abr $.
GioiOenoc in Der oStonoor0 Sil 60"
betrG9t 3,200,O00 Collars. gScnn lidl
taliieno Ntcnifcn in oielc Sunnlt
ais SobrcS. Ginfonmen tbeilet oiiri.
ten piirOen tic lid oils reid oiinfen.
Sir Hofefcacr lit eS MIR ein &icr.
tellobreS- Giltommen, mo MIR elm
Sbeil oelielber, Ocnn Der Gr0ins lit
nod an elmer golt9en Wenge onbcrer
Hnterncbmlngcu Id)lper betbeiIi9t.
9ie @oiicr6eiligen Der.
lottaen ictt bon benz Y~r1iioentcn.
III Der Bahama Sonol5one Brobibi.
tion ein5rfilbrcn. 81 bnnnt! No
mirnl @olfcr, Der |rGiibcnt Der go
llonlo.G ommiiiion bot bonn olid) be.
reits obgcluintt un6 betotlt, ooB ote
geipobner Yonomo'S npr5ll0slpciic
8eitl lno 9ier gellolicu. uno 0uS
bef1me linen bel 0cn flinlntiitcr
8erbGItniiicn red)t gut.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-18
MISS BRENNAN'S CUP
Rock Island Girl Wins InterschOlastic
Oratorical Contest.

Miss Lucy Brennan Of the Rock
Island high school won first place in
the annual interscholastic oratorical
contest, last night at First Unitarian
church and will carry to the Illinois
institution the Stanley Hall 1902 chal-
was unanimous and in spite of the fact
that there were strong hopes that the
Stanley Hall representative might win,
the decision of the audience generally
correspondent with that of the judges.
The remaining three contestants were
so nearly equally matched in powers
that no attempt was made to rank
them.
The choice Of her subject was an
important factor in Miss Brennan's
triumph. Her personality fitted so
admirably Dickens beautiful story, "A
Childs Dream Of STAR that it
seemed as tho the young contestant
were relating her own experience.
In order to insure perfect fairness
the names Of the contestants were not
announced and the order of their APP
pearance was decided by; lot. Miss
Effie Lee Of the GrinneH, Iowa, high
school opened the program with Paul
She acquitted herself with much credit
in a piece of impassioned oratory not
we'll adapted to the powers Of q young
girl. Miss May Raymo nd OF the West
Superior normal school suffered under
a similar handicap in her rendition of
Senator Beveridge's The Republic
| That Never Retreats"
Miss Grace Hoffman of Stanley Hall
gave BLACK Silas," a story Of slave
! life by v. G. Boyle. The dramatic re-
quirements of the story were splendid
| ly met Miss Heitman's work showed
both strength and delicacy and hel
defamation revealed much evidence
Of an artistic temperament.
The judges were DR.. M. p. Shut
ter Miss Grace Williams and w. r
Webster. The decision was an.
nounced and the presentation Of the
silver cup was made by DR.. Shutter
The cup will be retained until mex
spring when it will be returned II
| time for the next contest.