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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16
The Skating Rink.

The opening of VIM. Remick's
skating rink Saturday night was a
financial and social success. kflarge
crowd was in attendance and much
fun and frolic resulted. At ten
O'Clock the floor was cleared of the
skaters, and the patrons enjoyed a
dance until eleven. Mr.. Remick
intends to conduct a first class iestab-
ishment in every respect and invites
the patronage of ladies and gentle
men. He informed a reporter that
no disorderliness will becountenanced
and this viii insure him continued
success.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16
CITY SCHOOL MATTERS.
A Statement by the Board Of Education
of Some. Considerations Relating to
Public School Matters OF Great Bend,
District No. l.
Great Bend, Ks, Dec. 9, 1904.

Great Bend, Ks, Dec. g, 1904.
The men and women voters of the
city of Great Bend and the surround
ing country included within schoo
district Number 1, will soon be called
to decide by their votes whether the
request of the Board of Education for
the voting of $4,000 in bonds shall
be honored.
The Board of Education has issued
call for an election and has request
ed the people to authorize them to
issue bonds to the amount of $40, 900
or so much thereof as they may need,
to erect new High School Building
and to purchase necessary additional
grounds.
The present members of the Board
of Education are as follows: H. E.
Lindas, President; R. A. Charles, F.
M. Russell, John F. Lewis, Ira H.
Clark, William Rubart. F. G. McKin-
ney, Samuel Gwinn and o. w. Daw-
son.
. For the past five years the board
has been composed of practically the
same men. with but one ortwo changes.
In the year 1889 when the present
membership of the board took charge
they found an Indebtedness of
S33,O0O,which was held blythe School
Fund of the Stateof Kansas, part of
which was drawing 6 per cent inter-
est, and a part 5 per cent interest,
with the privilege of paying $500 or
multiple thereof twice a year, at IN
terest paying time. These bonds
had been voted, the major part
of them, in the year 1887, to build the
present East and West School build
ings, $4,000, and the balance being
for the old Central frame and brick
i. buildings.
Roughly speaking about $4,000
has been paid on this old debt in
interest. almost as much as the debt
itself amounted to.
These bonds were to run twenty
years, and in order to have them paid
when due the board of education in
1899 began making levies sufficient
to pay them off on or before maturity,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16
Miss CoopEideE's Party.

Over fifty young people accepted
the invitation extended to attend Miss
Cooprider's party Saturday night at
her home on West Forest avenue, and
to say that a good time resulted
would be putting it mildly. Various
games and guessing contests were
the order of the evening, the bean con-
test being very prominent feature.
Beautiful decorations of white and
pink made gay the scene. The ele-
CANT refreshments served were in the
same colors. Miss Stella Cornell
won the prize for the ladies and
Lawrence Osmond for the gentlemen.
The party ended with music and
dancing, all the guests avowing Miss
Bertha an excellent hostess and
diverting entertainer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16

For the past week or SO the families
of Ben and Paddy Riegel and neigh
bors living near them in North Stat
ford county have been missing pro-
visions, food, clothing and blankets,
which were stolen when the owners
were sleeping. Perhaps a half dozen
farm houses were broken into during
the night. A store in Seward was
also burglarized one night this week
and some knives and blankets appro-
priated. The Riegel boys and others
finally cornered the thief last night in
Ben Riegel's barn, where apparently
he has been making himself at home
for some time. The sheriff at st.
John was notified, but would not come
without warrant, whereupon one of
the Riegel's rode into the county seat
and swore out the complaint. In the
meantime the imprisoned robber
broke out of the granary in which he
was being guarded and made rush
for liberty. One of the men poured
two loads from his shotgun, loaded
with number four shot, into the fee
ing miscreant, which knocked him
down, but ere the pursuers reached
him he was up and away again. Sew
eraI shots were also taken at him with
revoivers, but it is not known whether
any of these took effect. The sheriff
arrived upon the scene about twenty
minutes after the burglars escape,
but owing to the darkness was not
able to locate the latter's whereabouts
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16

and in January, 1905, the last install
ment of this old bebt will have been
paid in full. The sinking fund levy
this year, 1904, to finish paying off
this old debt was six mills.
In order to pay this debt off during
this time, the board has levied as
high as 20 mills for sinking funds
some years, and as a result it has
made taxes rather high, although not
higher even then great many of our
Surrounding towns similarly situated.
Had one twentieth of this debt been
paid each year, instead. of having to
pay off about $4,000 per year in a
period of years, it could have been
paid off $500 per year, beginning
with issuance of the bonds and would
have been so small as to have been
hardly noticeable by the tax payers.
Now the Board, wish to have
authority to issue not to exceed
100000 in bonds to meet the
present pressing demands of the
schools.
What will such a bond issue cost
the tax payers? The present
assessed valuation of the district is
approximately S700,O0O.OO.
tits reasonable and conservative
to presume that it will not be less
than that amount during the next 20
years, and very likely will be much
more. But suppose we take that
amount as basis, suppose we issue
and use 100000 in bonds, pay
able in 20 years. State Superintend-
ent Dayhoff has stated to use that the
State School Fund Commission would
take our bonds at percent interest.
Suppose we pay off $4,000 each
year and the interest; in 20 years,
under that plan we would pay the
principal, 49,. $40, 900.
And in interest. $4,000.
Making a total of. 80. $50, 900.
Or an amount per annum of $500.
This amount, on basis of a valua-
ton of 500, 100000 would require
levy of 4 mills per annum.
Another illustration; The man
who owned and paid taxes on prop
erty to the amount of 100000, I'M
der our present system he would pay
on one third of that amount, or
100000, and his tax by reason of
the bond issue would be 81 per year,
or sum total of $50 20 in years.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16

Should the method of taxing be
changed and assessments be made on
the full cash value, the result would
be the same because the rate would
be reduced.
/ There are many elements that
would undoubtedly tend to decrease
this cost on the individual taxpayer.
If we provide ample and first class
facilities we will attract many adj
ditional residents who may wish to
educate their children, and whose
coming will increase our valuation
and reduce the taxes. The State
ment has been recently made that 20
families have recently moved to an
adjoining town whom Great Bend
might have secured had we had
better school facilities.
Do we need more school room? Do
we need better rooms? Visit the
school rooms and determine for your
self; see the overcrowded condition
of the room; visit the 9th grade down
stairs in the old frame building with
SO pupils enrolled and daily attend
ance of about 80, a room impossible
to ventilate properly; visit the room
across the street in the old paint
shop; sit down in the rooms for an
hour and see If you think the con-
ditions are such that it is possible for
teacher or pupils to accomplish salts
factory results.
The Board of Education has given
this question much study, and al
though they represent many different
vocations in life and different interests
yet they were and are unanimous in
voting upon the resolution to ask the
people of Great Bend to vote bonds
to the amount of 100000 or so
much thereof as they found necessary
in order to meet needs of the schools.
Respectfully Submitted:
H. E. LINDAs
r. A. CHARLES
JNo. F. LEWIS
IRA. H. CLARK
VIM. RUBART
F. C. Mckinney.
SAMUEL GwINN
0. w. DAWSON
F. M. RUSSELL
G. F. Koch, wife and children and
Miss Johnson were up from Ellinwood
for visit to Chris Wagner and fam
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16

All of the old officers were re-
elected at the meeting of the Knights
of Columbus Sunday, with the excep-.
ton of Chancellor. As the present
incumbent, Ed. Doherty expects to
leave the county in the spring. Chas.
Schermuly was elected in his place.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16

Chan Dawson, who has been here
for week from Canon City Colorado
on business and pleasure trip, went
to Kinsley Saturday onh his way home.
While here, he disposed of FIVE car
loads of fine apples in Ellinwood.
Hoisington Claflin and Great Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16
Plus Gersterakorn, A. R. Biekerle

Plus Gersterakorn, A. r. Biekerle
and Frank Flicker, of Odin, John
Berscheidt, Henry Berscheidt, Ed.
Doherty John Thul and Chas.
Schermuly, of Ellinwood, Frank
Downey of Seward and James Nc
Caffrey of Pawnee Rock, were among
the outside visitors in attendance up
on the Knights of Columbus meet
ing in Great Bend Sunday
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16

last night. He in company with sew
eral deputies are still in search.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16

A Mrs. Downs, aged about 40
years, died at Hoisington Saturday,
of consumption. She leaves a hus-
band and several interesting children
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16

w. E. Klein & Co. have thirty
head .of fine mules, weaving and
yearlngs, for sale.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16

G. F. Koch, wife and children and
Miss Johnson were up from Ellinwood
for visit to Chris Wagner and fam
lily Sunday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-12-16


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-06
Nuffijhe &urifaturen.

Qu9 ruffif9e 3ettungen regoltren
lire 2eier nit &arifaturen politiihen
Gbarafters - gang nad Der Dirt
u~nIerer sroben enslifden Sagebldtter.
geionbers pifant finb bic 3eidnunsen
Der .Nppoie Wremia;" lie iino Elm
treues G9o Der in HuBlanb herrfaen>
ben Stimmunger unb Ser itimmunz
gen. Gbaratteriitii9 1T nun, baB in
leBter 3eit faft resslmdbig Uncle
Gam ben @orpurf gu bisien 93et4z
nurgen 6ergeben muB. Ser Sbpus
lit one 3eit berfelbe: auf unenblt9
lanserr 8einen Elm fur5er SbertOrper
nit itattlifem 8Gu9lein, auf benz gez
lesentli9 cine Gins NIT ani4liebenoer
Heibe BON Nulen re9t perftdnoli9
aeiet, bah es elm damn BON 8etpt4t
lit. Cine rieiise S9leifentrapatte,
@%dtermDrber, elm 3iegenbart unb cine
alatte Oberlippe, auf benz f9arfsez
aeidneten &opf einsn gDlinoerhut nit
ben @ternen am 5utbanb, i'm Wfurbe
bic brenrenbe gisarre, 10 iteat ii9
Mmerifa bar. Muf ben lesten &driz
faturen ie6er mir Uncle Gam in ben
folgenben Situdtionen: Selbfbepubt
aus54reitenb, nit etnem u~nsebeuerr
S9lsppidbel spii9en ben 8einsn, baz
runter bic 2esenbe: n@r itDrt mid
abfolut ni9t." Im 1. DECEMBER:
Uncle Sam bebdgli9 nor einem Slid
iibenb, auf benz man cine leere S9iiz
lei fiebt; am Boben liesen slatt ses
raate &noGsn urb borunter ftebt 81
lsien: rTo9 cine Yortion S%ilipinps."
Dim 25. Seaember iieht man Uncle
Sam auf benz Recommendations
Continent fiBen, er bdlt in Der 9arb
elm 8ldtt nit Der Snf9rift Wonroe,
bur6 bas bafb Canada perbedt fpirb,
iein Stod fperrt ben 3ugang CUR
Qanbenge pon Banana, unb bic LAM
gen 8eine ruben, iiber ben atlantii9en
O5ean htnausreideno, bequem auf
benz 8oben @%uropa's. Die Inter
f9rift 1T: vImerifa. fir Die 4merifdz
rer." Cine Der lebten bieier aarita@
tursn bonn Z Sanuar gilt bemielben
@eoanfer. 11ncle Sam erf4eint dls
Mrst, init erpber SpriBe nnb Meotz
ainfaften, aus Der Saf4e gudt elm
thermometer berpor. Gr tlopft en-
cine sbire, tpelde Die Snf6rift guz
rppa trdgt, unb barunter itebt: n&ein
Doftor sefdnis9 Ratbf4ldge tperben
gratis ertbeilt -" Man isbt bier
aus, baB aud bic &ufen piBig fem
fDnnen. sic BADEN ben braDen Snfel
offsnbar siemli9 sriinblia ftubirt,
fennen feline flsinen S9fpG9en aiemz
lid serau urb ni1en, tpie lie nit linn
bran limb. Nebenbet f6eint er ibnen
anerbinss aud ettpas f9per i'm Maz
gen gu lieser. Man berfolst IN Hub=
Lamb bic aiiatif4en 4ppetite Der @msz
rifaner NIT Gorge.
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Observation-Disclosures

Mobert 6. 8. Martin an Caroline
Martin. ae4te, Sitsl unb Snterehen,
S..
Ger. 80. pb0bus an Simon aief,
Ofieite Der Molfeitr., nahe CAMP
fteabz6in, IA BEL 70, 9rb5. $35, S..
Marp u. Callahan an Ser. Miner,
Norbieite Der 9isbz, nabe Srinitpfr.,
II Bel SO, 9rb5. $51, S..
M. S9mibt an Samuel Siesael,
1 Got, SIS.
Mnna goffap, @erp., an Gliiubetb
9etbsreb, Siibieite Der 2inbenz4pe.
nabe Mofberitr., 1853 Bel 40, $500.
OblatenzS htpeitern Der 8orfebung
an Siabele 5ifber. Siiofeite Der Sefz
ferion=, nabe @benftr., IA Bel 78.
Grb5. $18. $3.50.
Sbos. 90. Sunnep an Hidarb Ser
narb, 1 Got, $500.
S6omas 90. Sunnep, 8erp., on
b~enfelben, 1 Got, 81.
Wrl. y. WtomDerger on Ttpe 0d1=
fer, Sffeite Der Bomb, nabe 9amp=
fteabitr., 1874 Bel Sc, @rb5.81.56,
$3.50.
Gliiabetb M. Durham an 4nnie 6.
Mcgotpan. Offeite Der paturent=.
nabe Oiqonftr., II Bel rs. $500.
ssobn g. gorcoran on Mm.8 .Hor=
rig, Meitieite bes glifton=plaee, nobe
gbaieftr., Is Bel 80. @rbs. $50.
$500.
6elene g.. Ban NeB an Glifabeth
Winiams, Norbpeffeite Der Sames=.
nabe garenitrdbe, IA Bel IS, $3.50.
Maltsr 8. WeFpbal an IlbsrtSta<
nef, Weftfeite Der Mabeiraifr., nohe
Mfblanb=Mbe IL Bel 71.16, 9rb5.
$50, $500.
Clarence 6ampipr on Gilbert Sorz
fen unb Grau, Offeite Der Sentalous,
nabe Marpannaftr., IA Bel rs, Grba.
$40, $500.
Rofa 6tnnemun unb @attt on 90.
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gIase bun 6Femtli@em SntereKe.

gitD 9aa-North= uno Seringtonz
Strabe.
Waibina!pn : Monument - Wt.
@ernpn=place.
Sobns !Soptins' 9oipital - ROrb=
8rpabpab.
Sdla9ten>M Document - galpert=
unb 5apettey@truBe
@rab BON Cigar I1en poe -
Wetminiter : air9bof, 5abettez unb
Greene StraBe
DruibA6iaIparf - gu errei9en
nit nDrbli9 laufenoen Wussons.
patterfon : part - gu erreiden
nit Ditli9 laufenoen Wassons.
Sort Me9enrD - 9ocuit<Point.
Sruuen 6 Goaes - ct. PAUL unb
%. @trabe.
peabpbp=Snititut unb Muittzgon=
ferbatorium : Mt. .8ernon=plaoe.
pratt's 5rei : 8ibliotbef - Mulz
berrps, nabe gatbeordl=S trabe.
Jreimaurer : Sempel - Norb=
Sbb Selotps : Senpel - gatbez
bralz unb SaratosazS trabe.
Chamber Of Commerce - 6plliz
bab= unb WaterSStrabe
geeues 9eri9tsgebdube - 5apettez
unb ct. paulftraBe.
pptsebGube - 5abette= unb gaGz
bertSStrabe.
gutap : glaee - 9dupt : gromez
nabe, perlGnsert rlDrolid an gutap>,
bon O~olpbinzStrabe.
Young Men's gbriftian 4Fociaz
tion, Central @ebGube - gbarlesz
unb Saratosd=S traBe.
4tabemie Der WthenI4aften -
sSrantlinz unb gatbebrakS trabe.
garrpGsparf unb bas alte Wohn=
baus BON Charles Carroll bon Gar
ronton.- Man nebme bic Columbia
@penue : Wagsons.
Marplanb : Snititut - Baltimore
unb 5arriiOn<Strabs.
9eutf9e Club 2otale.
uSurnperein 8orpGrts," Nr. 732 unb
1874, Deite2eringtonz@ trobe.
@ermania1Mdnner4or 2ombaro>
nabe GutdpzS traBe
u@ermonid : Club" Sapettez, nahe
GutatpzS trabe.
nSarmonie : gGubbaus," Nr. Ala,
Weft@SapettesS trabe.
1 Sonne runbes 8dubola bat SO
&ubiffuB.
164 SUB iinb slei4 1 ROb ober
Sole.
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gelesenbeit n beeten tppur tau nebz
men. unb 10 bin i'd benn duf men
gbrengait up Del Roorbbiitsten ebren
grauten R0ninfsban melt, eenmal,
fpiel bat auf ionne@ eisn1fup ban CUBE
Que plattbiitste 2ansliie is I'm bdnn
auf, niel id bel olen Mipe tpieien
mum, bat i'd mi spar mig i'm ebren
&latI9 febren bau. Dat NUT id iesz
gen: ale 9~ausagtuns Dor Del Rooro@
biitsfen. Oet BERN bat Gef 10 fein
arranseert, bat dies sinf as pennt
1meert tperr. I'm bat mas ne eTtra@
feline I'm angencbme @eieGffup tarfds
men. Sat on I'm Dat jung BOLT dmi@
1eerbe lid, bat ct eenem prnblief tpoblz
bah, bparber mibben unner tau peien.
So bruf Gbnen tpobl mig erit tau Derz
i~sefern, bat Sanbernb men Sbrensait
Of Der Oatpenb tperr lin perigiebene
Mpal nit ben &Dninf 9innerf anita
ten Jeff. Soft peit. tpo saue bel
Stiinne b%erfloagen TN bat ct al frDh=
gen Morsen tperr, ebr bat i'd as N
guben plattbitsfen mine 9ansliie
beiS9on mig anbaubn I'm sliefs ipeoz
Der nab 9uie loopen, patper bat ct al
frDb Morsens tperr, as i'd int Nift
imam, bat berr id benin bog mig bast.
Sd mas aber mig befoapen!
Sanbernb.
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s. McGauleD. Norbfeite Der @drato@
ga=, nabe pineitr., 1853 Bel 70, Grb5.
$50. $500.
Charles SO. 6urit an Mm. 8. Go%
le unb 5rau, Sfieite Der Sbomas<,
nabe Nprtb~Mbe., Is BET 80, Sr05.
s42, $500.
Mnnie 6. Weaber unb @atte an q.
81. Widlein, Weitfeite Der gbarlese,
nabe 8~arnepitr., IL Bel 70, Grb5.
500, S..
2ouis 2epin an Wolf 4bppis, Diff
| ieite Der Bomb, nabe @oushitr., 1853
bei 80, Grb5. $50, $1,000.
Marqaret 9. Grimes an 9arrp 8.
Grimes, @effeite Der 3udz, nabeSa=
ratosaftr., 11.6 BEL So, @rba. SIT,
$500.
6arrD 6. Mann an Soiepb &ala,
2 2ots, S..
sberefa aala an 0arrp 6. Mann,
2 Cots, S..
Jrant @ierensel an Mrtbur8aaa4,
Weftfsite Der Mnn>, nabe Slipertr,
Is Bel 66, $140O.
Clarence 9. Sight an goparb y.
Smith, N~orboitieite Der Clement,
nabe Sopfon1StraBe Srunoains
500; S..
4nna We6e an Mi4. Sapmanstt,
Oitieite Der 8onbIStr., IL BET 13O,
@runb5ins $50; $11O0.
CHARLES 6. 2epis an rGarrou ..
a." Siibfeite Der Jeberal' StraBe,
nabe Milton : Ioenue, IA bel 81,
9runb5ins $45; S..
Sruitees Der q. ,Gbur4 Of Gbanz
selical 4fociation" on Nafban Mteth.
Norbieite Der Mcgloerrps, nabe Gdz
nalA@traBs, 1873 Bel rs, @runo5lns
$3.50; $11OO.
Sobn g. Spence Of, Sob. S. Reus.
elm @runbfiid, $4888.88.
Sobn SiGiads an Sacob 9ortpts,
Siibieite Der Baltimore, nahe Garoz
linea@traBe, 20 BEL 12O, SIS.
6annab 6. 9apioion, 8ertpaltez
rim, an Sannob 6. OaptbiOn, Norb>
pitisite Der penniplDania : IDenre,
nahe 2aurens : Strabe, II BET 80,
Grunbains $119; 81.
Morris 6. Selenfop an rSeutid@
Mmerifaniffe Seuer : 8erli4erungs@
@efeGi9aft," Norbieite Der Baittz
more : StraBe, nabe &ossrs<IDeniie,
10 Bel 113, S..
So6n Moan an Caroline US. @uz
ffabus, Ssftaments : 8oafredertn,
Norbieite Der Subettez, nabe Sigh
Strabe, 23.4 Bel IS, $1,000.
Sames 81. Bomber an 9elsn DENT
ion, NorbIeite Der %. StraBe, ndbe
@uilforbIMbenue, Is Bel 80, $175O.
sSames g. @ubton, 8ertpalter, an
sslorence Sooter, Weitfeite Der Gill
mani, nubs Neisbbor Strabs, elm
8runbtiide, As bel -, 8runb5ins
1888; $265.
Sbomas g. Gnicott, @ertpalter, an
81. @9pars, 8 9runbtii6e, $17OO.
Clarence $. 9urlod an Walter U.
Searn, Siibisite Der Nortb : @penue,
nabe Druib : Sin : Mpenue, IA Bet
IS, @runb5ins $84; SIS.
Sob. 81. 9ubsins an Mtap 8. Nerz
beder, &sdt, Site1, Snterehe II. I. No.,
$4,000.
Sames g. @upton, gertpalter, an
Slorsncs 9ooter, @iibfeite Der Seffer+
fonIStrabe, nahe 8roabpap, 1913
BEL 70, @runbsins 1854; $3.50.
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Bonn Sanberno.
spin loom SLriinnf

Wfin leetD 5rino!
Wat gipt ct bog for flegte Menffen
in be Welt! Sci tperb mi mig glOpen,
oaner GENTLE Cue, Del id bier mig
nGumer min, befft Der feggt, bat id
up benz plattbiitIfen &Dninfsbaa tau
beep int @las feefen berr un'n sehOs
riee1 Mpen met nab 9uie nabmerl
berr. go mat leetp mig; odfper tpenrl
fo'ne tpiesnDfte Noutperi4e to mi ds'n
rbeioapen @pien" refereren beibt,
bann mutt i'd boar bergegen gdrs
enersii9 protefteeren bauhn.. Dat herr
ouf nos fehlt, bat ieoet ole alatid@
tpief ptper lo'nen pruuminelten gOrs
ger I'M plattbiitsfen, as mo ide eener
bin, ebr bOfet Mubl uprieten funn.
rBeloupen StDien," ipfpat bruf i'd mi
mig tau sefulen tau selaten. Wenr1
due .befapen @pisne1 bat 10 piet IN
be Welt bringt, pie Sanbernb. bdnn
brut ME an be Mensfheit npg mig tau
pertpisfeln baubn.
Wiel bat tpie MI gerabe in bel io=
3iaIe @iefen fInb, ME bel 5ogbiitsten
fid utbriden bouhn. 10 haste i'd BET
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Iii tragen. Solte Elm QnslGnber mad
San Domingo fommen, obne einen
pab gu beiiben, fann er 10 lanse feftz
gebalten perben, Bis fih bic gebOrSen
in ieinem 9eimatbslunbe 4usfunft
iiber Jpn peri9afft baben.
Serbien.
8ei'm 8etreten bes 2anbes TIT bic
8praeigung zines paFes porsef4riez
ben.
Nicaragua nnb Salpdbor.
Sn SriebensSeiten tperDen feline
pdfe berlangt.
&ein pab8tpang.
d IN tiguns. = Muiiz
fer (bor Der Sr9effer : 9rpbuftipn
drserli9 iein WaIoborn probirenb.
pelGes in rdtbielbafter 8eiIe perz
ftOpft 1T. Gnbli9 seIingt es Der &roft
ieiner 2unse, bur4 setpaltiges 8laIen
bas 9inberniB gu bebeben, unb Elm
9ering fIiegt bod iiber bic &0pfe Der
perfdmibt ladenDen goGegsn, nm
natiirIi9 auf bas Notenpult bes Dirt
senten gu fuGen). n9onnertpetter!"
ruff bieier aus, als er serabe BEL Ieiz
mem gintritt bieien S9aberndd err
blidt, rpas iinb bas fir miierable
@treiGe 6ier?" = Muiiter G9nen ges
faBt): rParbon, 9err &apenmeifter,
Elm fleines MiBperi tdnbniB, i9 tpo1te
cine &leinisfeit aus n2obensrin" blaz
fen, tatt beKen ipurbe Ser ~fliesenbe
6pndnber" baraus!!"
@treng. = Gbef: rg6er !6err
Mimmerl, ieBt Beginner Sic bod
enbli4 nit Sbrem Brief; erft fuuen
Sic cine Stunbe an Der Sober, nun
tppllen Sic ppbl audi nod 53eit gum
8erbaler bdben9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-06

@~6fabrtstase BON Oaeanbampfern:
Bon 1 p=y
Dim 8. Gebruar Sampfer ~Maiez
itic" na9 2%iperpoof.
Dim 4. 5ebruar 0ampfer u2a
Champagne" na9 9apre.
DIM 4. 5ebruar 0ampfer rPrina
Mbalbert" mad Neapel uno Genua.
4m A. 5sbruar Oampfr nGorinz
tbian" mad @lassotp.
Mm 6. Jebruar 9ampfer rNorse"
nod Copenhagen.
Mm 6. 5ebruar Sampfer ogtruria"
na9 2iperpool.
Dim 6. 5ebruar Dumpfer st.
2ouis" mad Soutbampton.
Nm 6. 5ebruar Sampfer DJinlanb"
mad Intiperpen.
Mm 6. 5ebruar Sampfer rMinnez
bahia" mad 2onoon.
Mm 6. 6ebruar Sampfer u8elgrdz
bia" na9 9ambmrg.
Mm 9. 5sbruar Oampfer n2isuria"
mad Neapel unb @enua.
Dim g. februar Oampfer .&aiier
Wilbelm Der @roBe" mad 8remen.
4m 10. 5ebruar 9ampfer rSceaz
mic" mad 2iperpool.
4m II. 5ebruar Sampfer n2orz
raine" mad 9apre.
Dim II. 5ebruar 9ampfer rglii-'
der" na9 6amburg.
Dim Is. 5sbruar Sampfer rNep>
gorf" naG Soutbampton.
@m 13. Sebruar 9ampfer .gaoers
Lamb" mad Mntperpen.
Dim Ii. Ssbruar Sampfer rumz
bria" mad 2iperpool.
Dim 13. 5ebruar Sampfer rWaniz
tor" nad 2onoon.
Dim 13. Sebruar 9dmpfer ~9obenz
aouern" na9 Neapel unb @enua.
Dim Is. 5ebruar 9ampfer ~Inaoz
ria" na9 @lasgotD.
Dim 16. Jebruar 9ampfer BALD
tia" na9 Neapel unb Genua.
Mm Is. 5ebruar 9ampfer r@loterz
bbf" na9 Gotterbam.
@m 16. Jebruar 9ampfer rMain"
mad Bremen.
Gm 16. 5ebruar 9ampfer ~gitta
bi Napoli" mad Neapel unb 8enua.
Dim II. Tebruar 9ampfsr Oscar
Der 3peite" na9 &openbagen.
Dim II. Sebruur Sampfer .Geltic"
nd9 2~iperpooL
Mm 18. 5ebruar Sampfer n2a
8retasne" na4 Sabre.
Dim 18. Sebruur 9ampfer ~Gorean"
na9 @lasgop.
Dim 20. 5sbrl1ar 9ampfer r2abn"
na4 Nedpel unb @enuu.
Dim 20. 5ebruur 9ampfer rSper=
nia" nd9 2iperppol.
Dim 20. Sebruar Sumpfer rpennz
5plpania" na6 9umbur9.
Dim 20. Sebruar Sampfer rSt.
Saul" mad Soutbampton.
4m 20. 5ebruar Oampfer ~&ropnz
lamb" mad Mntiperpen.
Dim 20. Sebruar 9dmpfer ~Weeidz
ba" nah 2onbon.
Mm %. 5ebruar Oampfer Sta
tenbam" mad Hotterbam.
Dim %. 5sbruar 9amper rSieiz
fla" mad Neapel unb @enud.
Dim "a. 5ebruar Sampfer rgebrie"
na9 2iperpopl.
Mm Is. Sebruar Oampfer r2a
Spuraine" mad Sabre.
Dim %. 5ebruar Sampfer ~prina
Osfdr" ra9 Neapel unb @enla.
Dim 81. 5ebruar Sdmpfer rSsz
lamb" mad &~openbasen.
Mm II. Gebruar Odmpfer rprin=
aeI1in Serene" nah Heupel unb 8enud.
@m 81. 5ebruar Oampfer nMinnez
tpnfa" mad 2onbon.
4m 81. Sebruar Oampfer rphtlaz
belpbia" nah Soutbumpton.
Dim 81. Gebruar Oampfer r3eez
Innh" 1nh Mnffnprhpn