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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14

The heating plant alone in my
home cost $3.50. say am going
to sell it Sept. %. If you don't
think l mean it, delay. and you'll
want to be kicked.
w. r. Nunnelley.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14
STUBBORN FACTS.

: from their opponents. The ~
publicans are split into factions o
several issues. Nearly all the oil
Hanna machine men are disgrun
led as they see young elemen
of their party in the saddle, an
they will not pull hard on tn
traces unless they are paid 10
their work, either in money o
promises. In West Virginia, Del
aware, New York, New Jersey
Massachusetts and Wisconsin tn,
rival Republican factions are in
tent on defeating each other, anc
one or the other factions have nc
faith; faith in oil love for candidate
Roosevelt. though most OF them
declare publicly they will vote for
him, but many will secretly knife
him. In these and other States
there are minor factions. and i'm
portant Republicans who, while
keeping within party lines, are
opposed to their candidate for
President and do not mind saying
so in private conversation. The
glamour Of the Rough Rider has
worn off, and the business interests
Of the country have more weight
in politics than the imperialistic
element. That is the great danger
to the Rough Rider. The farmers
have discovered that the trusts arc
bleeding them and that the high
price Of wheat is more than Offset
by the increased cost OF what they
buy. The workingmen are organ
lied politically for their protection,
for the Republican majority in
Congress refused to listen to their
prayer for Legislation for the Eight
Hour bill, the anti-injunction bill
ana tine other lesser laws labor
thinks necessary for its salvation.
All the Republican leaders favor
the open shop, and most of them
are openly in sympathy with the
Parry organization of protected
trusts and manufacturers.
Wages are being reduced and
strikes are numerous, and the cost
Of living is still advancing, which
Toes not inspire confidence in the
economic policies Of the Republi-
IAN party Of those who are suffer
ng from loss Of wages and increas-
ID cost Of food.
The trusts have decreased the |
'rohts of the small storekeepers,
While rents and household ex
are higher than ever bel
re, and the opportunities for in
reased business are monopolized
" the great department stores,
Who can purchase of the trusts at
much less than the small store
:eeper has TO pay.
People with limited INCOMES find
heir expenses have increased while
heir revenues are stationary. All
hese people are inquiring why the
rusts should be protected by the
arif' in selling their products at
he highest possible price here
nd much lower price in foreign
ountries. Many OF the voters
ave discovered that the tariff pre-.
ents competition and fosters
monopoly, and that the increased
ost for their products that the
nonopolists charge is a much 2
reater tax than the Government :
eceives. I
The revenues OF the United {
'tates are declining and the ex- !
lenses are greater than ever before (
n time of peace. Not only have I
he EXPENSES Of the Government T
lcreased much faster in proper
ion than the population, but a
either President Roosevelt, his t
,abinet, nor the Republican ma a
ority in Congress have offered c
ny solution of the problem. but t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized to announce
G. b. ECTON,
of the County Of CLARK, a candidate for State
senator OF the district composed OF the counties
of Bourbon, CLARK and Montgomery, subject 10
the action OF the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
CHARLES SWIFT,
of the County Of Clark, candidate for State
senator Of the district composed of the counties
of Bourbon, Clark and Montgomery, subject to
the action Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized TO announce
HON. II. p. THOMSON,
of CLARK county, candidate for state Senator
Of the district composed of Clark, Bourbon and
Montgomery counties subject to the action of
the Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14

The women buy the Monitor from
Harry Lynthecum, phone 2 Tat,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14


We Kenpckians are in many
respects great people, but let us
not boast OF our greatness and
civil liberty as long as truth is
trampled undeffoot, the ballot box
is tampered with, and the choice
Of the people as expressed in con-
vention or at the polls is thwarted
by unscrupulous men. Facts and
reported Occurrences in Demo-
cratic and Republican districts
now engaging attention in judic-
ial and Congressional district in
our State) are enough to arouse
the people. When will the suffer
Of a ballot-box and falsi6er of cleo
ton returns be regarded as he is
a thief-deserving a term in the
penitentiary2 Look at him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14
CLARENCE +. THoMA

a candidate for County Attorney of Montgomery
County, subject TO the action Of the Democratic
primary November 18th, 1904.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14
EoR COUNTY, ArregN.Esy.
We are authorized 10 announce
HENRY WATSON
e are authorized TO announce

q candidate for County Attorney Of Montgomer,
County, subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
primary November llth, 1904.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14
FOR JAlLER.

NVN VIAIIfINs
We are authorized to announce
2. b. TURNER,
candidate for Jailer of Montgomery County
subject 10 the action Of the Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14

Jones is here. See his ad.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14

as a candidate Tor the Ohlet Y Clerk Of the
Montgomery County Court, subject TO the action
Of the Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14

candidate for County Clerk of Montgomery
asst. s,, 1iect TO the action Of the Democratic
arty.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14
HON. II. p. THOMSON,
We are authorized to announce

as a candidate for County Judge of Montgomery
County, 10 succeed himself, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14
JOIN KING

We are authorized to announcG
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
NJ. j. GOODWIN

candidate FOR Superintendent of schools OF
Montgomery County, subject 10 the action OF the
Democratic primary November nth, 1904
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

FOR COUNTY CLERK.
We are authorized to announce
FRED W. BAssETT
candidate for County Clerk of Montgomery
ASA. "a, hiect 10 the action Of the Democratic
arty.
We are authorized to announct
JOHN f. KING
as a candidate for the Ohet .. Clerk Of the
Montgomery County Court, subject TO the action
Ol The Democratic party
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
We are authorized TO announce
NJ. J. GOODWIN
candidate for superintendent Of schools Of
Montgomery County. subject 10 the action OF the
Democratic primary November nth, 1904
FOX ASSESSOR,
We are authorized TO announce
q. A. MCCORMICK
a candidate for Assessor of Montgomery County,
subject to the action of the Democratic primary
November llth, 1904
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louncement inserted until paid for.
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We are authorized to announce
G. b. ECTON,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-09-14

w. R. Nunnelley.
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GNeG- Sot6ringen.

8olm Sin 9eI4Iub bes Soil
marer 8emeinberat6es, ben %fran30lis
tden Spra6unterri6t in ben oberen
&lafen Der 0oltsi1ulen ein3ufiibren,
bat bic 8enebmigung Der Regierung
nidt erbolten.-Sisr bat bic Sdauz
fpielerin Nnna Cans, cine S6ne Iter
bes 5rcgdttens aopitdnS Cans, bes bel
~benboften 9eieblsbabers bes aanpnen=
booteS oSltis" Dor ben SatuTorts i'm
6inefiiden 9prertriege, mesen unsliids
lifer 2iebe Selbitmoro beeanaen.
W ii lbau II. Der 6ieiige TO-
5iaIiitifde 9%emeinberatb Mlois Millz
Ter CAB feline Demi1iion. 0ur9 bas
@usf6eiben Miillers iinb neun, b. +.
elm 8iertel fGmmtli9er Sibe i'm Wtilz
bauier @elneinberatb patont g.tpprben.
Na6 ben geltsnoen geItimmun9en bas
ben in bieiem Safe Neupablen sl err
fol9sn. Der Miilbauier Gemeinberat1
febt fid ausfbliebli6 ous 9einotros
ten unb So5talii!en 3uTammsn. Die
Go3ialiTen perfiigten biSbsr i'm Drill
bauier @emeinptrat9 iiber bic Webrs
Lett.
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Sreie Stdofe.

$ a burg. CUR Serfte1ung
elmer beferen 8erbinoung Spii6en
Samburg unb Der Glbiniel Steinrsrz
Der fol- Elm Sunnel unter Der glbe en-
baut perben, beiIen Soften auf S,00O,s
600 Wart peranidlagt iino.-Oer Ses
nat bon Somburs bat benz 8omite fir
bos 0entmal bes Dor 100 Sabren eez
borenen babnbre9enben 9ptaniters
Wattbias Sacob S9leibsn bic Summe
bon 800 Wtart iiberpieien. 9as Dent
nal ioQ i'm SUM- in Sena entbii0t iper=
ben.-Oer Sumpfer IS. Sod" itranz
bette bel Goperat unD ding III Jof6e
Der ftarten BRANDING pp1itGnbig perz
loren. Ste 9eiabung tpuroe mittelit
Hafetenapparat gerettet.
Creme n. OaS 8remif6e 8ubz
get fir 1904 i9lieBt nit 27,514,156
Dart G%innabmen unb nit 30,133,O34
Wiart Nusgaben ab. Oas Oefi3it be-
trd9t alio 2,61S,000 Wart, gu bsTen
Sedung bic @usbebnung. Der Grb=
f4aftsfteuer auf 8erpanbte in %oufIteis
GENDER unb ~abiteigenber 2inie, bic Grz
b0bung bes S6ulselbss, Safenabsas
ben unb itdrisre @nipannung Der Gins
tommeniteuer gsplant lit.
6 ii b e d. Der Senat leate benz
8iirgerausi9ub ben 8oranidlag fir
ben Staatsbausbaltsetat fir 1904
1905 Dor. Nad oemielben iinb berefs
net bic @eiammts Nusgabe auf 7,341, =
608.27, Die @eiammtzG innabme ouf
7,269,447.78. Ser Seblbetrag beabz
fidtigt Der Senat auf bic HeierpetoTe
unb bic S4uloentilsungstaiIe an5uz
tpeiien.
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Nureas Dauptaaot.
c5nIS Gtn'u phnsrjabL Sage, @auart, Ucr'
ftbr uao @iuridltumgcm.

Die jebt bes 9dufigen genannte tos
reaniibe Sauptitabt SDul, beren Gins
ipo9ner5abl i'm Sabre 1902 auf ii6er
10000 a~nsegeben ipurDe, liegt in
einem 2bale uno 1T nit benz Is enss
hide Weilen entferntsn Saienprts
gi6emulpo bur6 cine gilsnbabn psrs
bunoen. Nud lam man bic Stab!
bur6 cine 5abrt ben 9ans5lub tins
auf erreihen. Die bi9t dneindnper ees
orGngten nit Strob geoedten Siitten
geben Der Stabt ben Inblid zines Hies
ienfeloes. auf benz brdunli9e pil3e
fpa6ien. Sine 9rpbe, 35 Bis 40 SUP
bobe llmpaaung aus feitem Wauers
iperf ober aus Grbbdmmen nit Steiuz
inert perblenbet umgibt ben Ort; Iie
bat einen umfang BON 14a Wleilen, i'll
ibrer gan3en GGnse mad nit 3innsn
perie6en uno pon pier sroben uno bier
tleinsn Sboren burdbrp9en, tunnels
bur9 ben feitsn Stein, nit boben
Iborbduiern, bic bon elm, 5pei ODER
brei 3ieselbd6ern Der m~ertlpiirois ses
bo9enen Jorm, Die man bon 6ineiii6sn
SiIoern tennt. iiberragt Iino. Die
Wauer gebt bergauf unb bersab, Iieigt
in cine S1lu6t unb tommt an Der
anberen Settle berauf, i9Iiebt bier Elm
Stiid6en Walo uno bort Elm leeres
Selb Elm. BON Communicating bis
Gonnsnaufeang iinb bic SbOre our6
mdliioe bol3erne 3biirsn 9si4lohen.
bic nit Giien p"er5iert uno peritGrtt
iinb; lie baben bohtonenbe Namen.
fpie oa5 .portal Der It~rablenben Sic.
benspiirbiatsit." Der nGinsans Der
boben %Gersmonis," bas vSbor Der srs
habenen 9umanitat" unb bas .Sbor
Der 3ooten." Ourd bas ,Ibor Der
Sobten" miHsn alle 2ei6en our Be
egbiguns estragen perbsn. RunD um
bic Staot liegt Elm rei5enoes Waloldno
nit pielen biibI9en 0Orfsrn. Nbsr
innerbalb Der Wauern 1T Soul uubee
i1reibli6 armfelie unb ibmubig. 3pei
Saupttraben burdi6neioen bic Staot
bon Nor6ea mad Sioen unb bon Often
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nab Weltsn; lin uebrtsen rermttieln
1ur enge uno pintli9e @dFen ben 8ers
te9r, Der bur4 piele gertaufs6uben aez
bemmt ipirb. 9o9 befibt bic IOnIt 10
arn1feItge Stabt aud Grrungenf9aften
Der m%ooerniten aultur in GeItalt BON
elettrii4er StraBenbahn unb geleuHs
tung. Den gan5en Gag tommen O6ien
nit groben Soufen ReiIig in Die Staot,
uno un feds uhr, CUR 3eit bes Sos
6erS, Gdn9t ii6er Der gan3en Stdbt
Der aromutif9e Geru9 Der 3peiae. Die
engen @ahen, bic bic SteGe Der Stras
Zen rerieBen, fiRo ben 9riinsn i9lamz
migen @rd6en eingeiabt, in bic bic
I6fdue oe3 Sauies .~gstpcrfen iueroen,
unb an ihren &dnoerH iisea batbnadte
fIeine &inber unb rduoig, Sunbe unb
fpieIen i'm Sfmnb. Gdoenin6uber
Iegen oft eintge gtetter iber ben Graz
ZEN uno srrtbter etnsn gertaufsftano
fir grim ober rottgsfGrbten 9anbiss
5uder, tpetbe 8aumlbcqpaaren, 9amz
6usbiite, 3Spfcrpddreh, &dmme, per=
len, RDbren unb biqige europdii9e
Wuaren. Gtrei6b0l5ten ipsrben fart
pertuuft. Die Geute iinb 10 arm, bab
oft Der game 8Orrat1 zines 2doena
nun lpenige OcQars ipertb III, unb bic
&eute feiIifen LANCE iiber einen greis
bon pentgen GGi4 Il &dfG 9letd OBS
Gents).
SDul lit in 8oreu Der Mittelpuntt
bes Otfi3ieuen 2ebens, Der 3ugane gu
jener @ef6roerpng. Muf ben Straben
brongen Iih IungernDe Singlinse, bic
baralf lpsrten, pob Ii4 fir fie etipas
finoet. Sie @eorien oeS gan5en &Gn=
oes BADEN bort i1re G~tabtbduisr unb
iiberIdhen iodEyenb eine8 9roben GbeiI}
be5 Sabre3 i3rs Nrbeitcu ldnoIiGen
unterbedmtsn.
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SGweii.

9 ern. Ser 9~unDesrat6 bat nit
ben miIitGri16en Miliionen ouf BENT
&riegsIhouplab betrau.: @enerdtz
I~tabsoberIt Inbepub unb 9eneroIitabss
bauptmonn Yarbet ms ruiiii6e Ga
ger, iopie Oberitleutnont 9ertlh uno
Observation-Disclosures @p9el ms
jopaniI6e Gager.-Sn 2auterbrume.
tit Serr 0urtner, BETTER bes rSOtel1
bes Mlpss" in Miirren, i'm Utter bon
55 Sobren 9eItorben.
3 ii RI d. Der 9unoesratb ipG6lte
gum #ofeKpr Der SngenisurpiKens
i6aften am eioeen0IliI9en pplptetbs
nitum in 3iiriA ben Hegisrun0sbdlls
meiIter emil M0ri9 in Neuitabt on
Der Saarot.
. bDaloen llniere 8antpnols
bant er5ielte pro 1903 einen effettipen
Heingelpinn bon 4O,408 Srancs, pelz
der our Salfte in bic StaatstaIIs 5ur
!Sdlftc in ben 8oufonbs elmer aranten=
%bsilanftalt fault.
Ippen5elt. Sn @ois foG CUR
G~rlnnernr9 on Die nlcDttge S1lacht
am Stob, 1405, ein 0entmal errittet
unb 1905 our Sabrbunoertfeier einges
tpeibt perben.
9 t. @aGlen. Die 3iegensu1t
i'm So9genburg, in 5olge itaatli4er
llnteritiibung in neueiter 3eit pieber
aufsebliibt, erpirbt iid na6gerobe in
ternationalen Ruf. go iinb bisier
Gage in Wilbbous 5pei 9%oggenburger
3ieeen BON einem ameritanil6en Ngsnz
ten fir ct. 2puis eriporben porben.
Sent. Die Regierung bat ben
SoSialiIten bic 9snubung bes benz
Staate gshDrenoen Wablgebdubes fir
bic WGr5feier perspeigert. 9ieie @ers
tpeigerune erfolgte gum erIten Male.
unb Sipur in Nnbetraht bes Gbaratters
Der an9etinbioten Bortrdge.
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@eaerrei6.

90 | E II. Ser Stabtratb Fat bds
bonn Mrbitetten gaoitieber i'm Ginbers
nebmen nit benz Staotbduamte pers
fabte Detdilprojett fir ben gau bes
itdotiiden Imts0s6dubes i'm 20. 9e@
airte (Srigittenou) 9ene9migt. Oie
Soften ite1en ii9 auf 515,904 &ronen.
= Sn MuiIee iturb Der ebemalige 8abiz
nettsbirettor, Staatsratb gbolf 5reiz
bsrr b. Braun, Elm lunsjdbriser 9ers
trauter bss aaiiers.-Yei ben lebten
Higoroien an Der pbiloiopbiffen Ias
tultGt Gat cine Dame, Srau Sophie
@eritl. Die lebte itrense priifung err
fol9reid ob9elest.-Oie atabemii6e
Wlalerin 9srmine WunId bat 'ii6
bur9 einen RspolperI9ub set1btst.
. n. 0as bielise S9purees
ridt perurtbeilte ben SiI1lerge6ilien
Nnton 9ol5el aus Weran, Der feline
0rau nit Qrierit pergiften lpo(ts, ipez
gen perfuHten @attenmoroes gu iiebsn
Sabren fdiperen &erfers.
3 p e It. Der Ma9iItrat fat
iiber bic Siliale Der 9rieitsr @asgeisqs
f1dft cine Strafe bon 28,450 aronsn
berbdnst, neil bic 2eu6ttraft oes Don
ibr gelieferten gaies ni6t benz psrs
trassmdbigen WinimalmaB sntiprah.
y m unbe n. Der gu Gnoe bes
perflohenen Sabres bier in aoniurs
geratbene unb flii9tig seporbene !So=
teller 9emelmann (Sotel SdifD purbe
IN Wiinhen perbaftet uno benz 2ans
besgeridte Wels eingeliefert.
9robsYecsteret Sin itas
lienifher 9etonarbsiter iprsngte nit
Dpnamit ben pfeiler elmer i'm umbau
befinbliden G.lenbabnbriide. nobel Der
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Sngenteur Hlnebadl aus Serlin, ein
Setnitsr Ino Elm Nrbeiter get0otet, TO-
tpie bier anoere PerIonsn t0btli6 berz
leBt ipuroen.
s nnsb d. ltnldngIt Na9t5
brad i'm 0prfe 9arreS aus unbetonnz
ter llria6e 6euer aus, bas bon AZ
!SGuiern 20 eindf6erte.
6 q / b a d. 8ei benz 9olte bes
Rotpeiner Sunnels BEL Gaomdnnsborf
e%reignete ii6 ein fur6tbarer lln9liidss
fua. Der 4ufieber 6ran5 Ma53ort
entnabm aus Dem Wd9a3in cine @rs
5abl SDnamttpatronen uno ppute Tie
bebufs Sprenq5ipedes gum Stolen
bringen. lln9tiidlt6er Weiie erplobir=
ten bic Patronen in Ieiner 6ono uno
Ma55ori purbe bu6TtGbli6 5u 8oiern
5erriHen. Man fonb nur 5lpei feline
&noGent6eile Dor.
EN- b g.. Gin Se6lbetraQ bon
100000 &rpnen purbe in Der aaIIe
oeS Poitumtes su 8odnia entoedt.
Weran. Srau emma SellenItdis
ner, bic betannte S6pdr3aolerptrt6in
in NieoerOorf, Die Bipnterin beS SSrenlz
benperteArs I'M puitertbal, bic ioge=
nannte Solbatenmutter, bic BON &di,
Ter nit benz aoloenen @eroienittreu3
nit Der &rone alsge3ei9net nurbe, lit
i'm GIter bon SO Sa6ren bier geItorben.
g q q, Die 3ertilmaarenfirma
&arl uno @oudro Gent in Wilti9au III
in &onturs geratben. Die 6irma i6uie
bet 100000 &ronen; oapon entfl1t Elm
nombofter Sbetl auf 9ppotbetarDere
binbli6teiten.
" i6enberg G. Der SonTerpaz
tor Der YDiener Wtaoemie Der WiNenz
f6aften, ProfeIIor Or. Huoplf Wliils
Ter, lit bier i'm utter BON "a Subren
%geitorben.
9 ternberg. !Sier bat Ii6 Der
ebcmaIs Ie0r perm09enoe Soufmonn
Sgno3 8rauner erbdn9t. Woterielle
Notbla9e, aus Der er lid niht 5u ret
ten permphte, bat ben bereits 70iGb=
rigen Wtann gu benz S6ritte getrieben.
3epltb G CD 3 II. Die bic
1ige SpurtaiIe piomete Der Stabtge=
meinbe fir &otaI5tpete 117,119 &roz
men.
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Idoea.

&arlsrube e. Der bieIigs Mus
iitprofeifor &ubner bat einen Nuf an
Die Columbia llniperiitdt in yfep Wort
erbaIten.-6r Yauld Sud)e aug
&arlsrube bat in YOnn bic Gr3tIi6e
8orprlfung nit Mus5ei6nung be tans
ben.
Seioelberg. Der tiir5lif pere
l%torbene @brenbiir9er %unierer Gtabt,
Or. Ylum, bat Dem bieii9en Wrbeiters
btloungsoerein, Der in ibm ieincn
0rlinDer perebrt, ais Seitrag gu benz
6ono fir Die @rtperbun9 zines ei9enen
9au'es 5000 Wtart perma6t.
Son It q g.. Die itGbtiIfe Sam
belsI4ule pirb pom nG6Iten S6ulz
jabr an i"nIofern cine @rpeiteruno err
fabren. ais aud WiGb6en augelaTen
iperben.
M annbeim m. NaGbem baS Mis
niiterium bes Snnern Iib i'm prinaip
oanit einperitonben ertlGrt battle, baB
in getpiiie Itdbtii9e &pmmilfionen out
Srauen getpGblt perbsn t1nnten,
brahte Der Stabtrotb fir bic Griabs
ipabl in ben S~tiftung5ratb Der 2uiis
Sppenbeim : Stiftung cur Inter
itiiBung armer Ndberinnen unb bers
gleitben) unter bret YerIonen slpei
6rauen in @OrihIag. DER 8iirgers
Iusi6uB pdblte bic 8orgeI6logenen.
SIS lit bies ba6 erIte Dial, baB in ga,
ben 5rauen in bic @erpaltultg elmer
Stiftung getpdblt purben.
pfor3bei m. Ger 8iirgernuss
idub bepiligte 375,000 Marf fir bic
Grri6tung zines @a8auselei6s6ssGlz
ters nit 10000 aubitmetsr ,Sn6olt..
0abei ipurbe betpnt, bab trosbem TO-
fort bic 0orarbeiten fir cine @tpeis
terltn9 oes @asperts nit einen lln0es
fa6ren Nuftpanb bon 100000 Wart
III Ingriff 9snDmmen iperoen miiNen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
@cgemicitias octcusperiidieruna.

Die nentbor p~ontommenite Mrt pon
gegsnieitiger acknowledging eriItirt
in ylep g)ort, Yor 3tpsi Sdbrsn i6Iois
len iid 6ebn VeiddftsIeute, bic fid felt
ibrer Sugeno %tennen, gu elmer 9eIeus
idaft, bic 2ebensperii6erung unb @e@
feQigtett bearuedt. 3uIammen. sic
lteben ieBt i'm Glitter bon as Bis 40
Sabren, iinb in Better G~eIunoteit, bas
ben ibr iiheres, beoeutenneS Gintoms
men unb hoffen jeoer. 'ider bos 10.
Geben5iabr gu erreihen. Seoe8 Wtits
glieo 5ablt einen Subresbeitros BON
$1,000, tpofiir ben @rben i'm gobesiulle
cine Ius3ablung ben $4,000 garan.
tirt pirb. Serner 1T abgsma9t, bab,
penn INNER Elm Mit9liso Itirbt, Elm
neueS Mitglieo a~ufsenonmen iperoen
fol-, 10 oaB bic 3abI INNER 3sbn Be-
tr6gt. 0d feline 9urealsM iette, teine
gsomtcn gu be3ablen unb aud ionitigs
Nusgaben ni6t porbanoen iino, 10 qsbt
bas jGbrliAe Gtntpmmen bon $4,000
obne ale @ertir5ung auf bic 9anf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Stalicniibc J,rdjtsanmaite.

Cine nette S3ene bat iid Dor Sturgeon
Dor benz 2uriner 9eriht abgsfpielt.
BORT i6pebte Elm 8erleumbunsspros
Ssb, zen cine taufmdnntIde 6irma ses
gen ben Re9tsanlpalt Turletti ansss
itrsngt bate. Der lebters tpurbs burd
Die Nbbotaten poli uno 9o3aino pers
tbeibigt, bic &la9e bur6 ben Mntpalt
pobbisue pertrelen. Rodbsm idon
Gags 5upor sin ala SohuerItdnbieer
funttipnirenoer Sneenisur eineu 5auit.
f9lag erbclten, tam e5 neulid gu fols
oenbem Oialog: Ieatsdntpalt pobs
bigue gu ben @egenaopotdten: so fans
gen Gle bod niGt pieoer nit Der Obs
ftruttion an" = Ne9tsanpalt Yoos
sino: Isle iinb Elm 9ummtopF!!"
ppobisue: LIMB sic Elm 2ump!"
Bos5ino: nSie 0ummtopf! Glauben
Sic, i'd lei bierbergetommen. Tim Sbre
9olI6eiten a%n8uborenP 0ummtopf!
9ummtopf!." - pobbi9ue: Bump!
2ump!" = 8o35ino: nResen sic iiG
bod nidt 10 auf! Sebsn Sic, mie
rrbig id Sbnen faoe: Sobalo sic aus
BEN Suale Iino, se6e id Sbnen bier
S6rfeiesn!" Yobbigue: Bump!
G6iuein! Sreimal 2ump! breimaI
S9pein!!"-9p5Sino: n8etraftsn sic
iib als piermal gepbrfttgt!!" SEPT enbs
lid ermannte Iid) Der GjsridtsprGIioent
81 ben Wprten: ,,Itedtsdnipdlt BoSs
aino, perlain Si.'bis Mula!" - 8c3s
Siuo: sd ecbe ni9t. lpe.n i9 nidt
formea ba3u geipuu9en tpsrbe."
qrdiioent 0umt, @eri6isidreibsr):
.ytebmsn Sic bon meinsr @erfiiguns
eft. (3u 9o33ino): Qbpotdt, perlaFen
Sic jebt bic @uId uno osnteu Sic an
bic 5olgen Sbrsr !Sanolungspeiis."
Rs4tsanfpalt poli: .Serr prGIi.
bent. penoen sic gleideS Wab an;
aud Redtsanipalt Yobbisue, Der mel.
nen aolegen Bump gsnannt bat. mub
tie 4ula psrldHen." = 9o53ino (bas
stpii9snrufeno): .46 ipas. Der prGits
bent lit ia ou6 0enuefe. ME pooois
que" Sierauf bequsmts fib snbli3
9o33ino, oelSdal gu perldiTen. unb Der
uneliidielige prdiioent fob bic Gibung
dlf. Sb bic angeiiin0tetsn .pisr Cbrs
feigen" ssaebsn lpurosn. lit Ieioer nibt
Getdant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
2sramnC6weia. An6aft.

Doffenbiitte 9n Der bie>
fisen SomIcnzS dule (bereAtigten
Reulfdule nit Mlumnat) fanb bic
Sdlubprifuns itatt. Sdmmtlide 26
Schiller, bic Der ob"erlten &laHe Elm
Sabr angebOrt battsn, beitanben bas
Grdmen.
Def q II. 0as ber5osli9e Staats=
miniiterium bat bic 8el6psrbe bes biez
iigen Gemeinoeratbs sesen oas bon Der
ber5oglihen Hesiernns erlaiene 8erbot
Der grriHtung zines &rematoriums in
Se1du 5uriidsetpieien, ba mad ben gels
tenoen sefebli9en 8eitimmunsen cine
Uerbrennung Der 2eiden niht auldfiig
unb auberbem Der Nadpeis zines Be-
birfnifes fir bic grridtung zines
&rematoriims niht erbraht iei.