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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23
MOrb in 'yairficlS.

&oIi3iit Sobn g. @c9tomora bon
9te9ern in gGme Irun0el-Gount
.erl6ofen. - lleberraidte Tie Der
mlttbli6 bet'm StebIen bon Sob.
len. Die 9lgeG Orong Inn in
Oie 8rult.
Ser Soli5iit So9n IS. W{c95amoru
bon Slime Iruu0el-G ountp mlr0e oe.
tern Nbeno fllr5 Dor 8 ltbr al Scr
bon 6oirfieIo nab 9rootlpn fiibret-
0e1 DID Soipital Hooo uermlt6lid,
BON Ategern 9eidoiien uno 10 i1per
berlett, bob er etpa flint Mimuten
nad ieincr Iuffinorng ben @eiit
aufaob. Die 9llgeG por ibm oift
inter Ser redten 9ruItmor5e in oie
2unge 9eorungen ulo bate innere
9flttungen nerurioft, 0ie Den Sob
berbeifiibrten. Coroner Or. S6oS.
9. Worton miro beute I'M Sallie 0es
Seritorbenen in WtaionpiQe einen ST.
Quelt abbolten.
9eS Mor0e8 berOGftig tper0en
5tuei Neger, George 3bomoS mo
6rouf Coates, Irbeiter in Ser G3aIin.
SunItoiinger. 6obrif, bon Ser 8oli5ei
9eiu6t. Die SdieBerei trltg lid, ctrpa
s llbr Ibeno8 in Der I1be oeS Solt.
ieS bon Srn. @illiam s. Oonnellp al
Der DID SoIpital &ooo 5l. Mcgto.
mara iurroe bon 0ieiem, ser oeu
SduB geb0rt bate, an Der Dem Soilie
entgegengelebten Seite Ser 2on0.
ItraBe gefun0en uno no6 Der &eralt-
oa gebrod)t, mo ser @ertpun0etc zoe.
nige Wtimlten lpGter Itorb, obne
I'M Stanbe gelueien 81 icin, nGbere
Nugaben iiber Ole @ei6ebni1Ie at ma
6en. Ser &orper Mcgtomoro'S lag
einert EeIegrapbenpfolten 5ugefebrt,
binter Dem Elm nit &oblen gefiiQter
Sud gehinoen mlroe. Nus Dem I'M
Itanoe, Dab orei Gbnli9e Side in ser
9tGbe la9en, gIullbt man idIieBen 81
oiirfen, ooB Der &oIi5iit bier 9obIen-
Oie6e (oie @eleiie ser Baltimore
Sbto-8nbn" iin0 nidt meit bon Dem
Gbotorte entfernt) iiberraidte uno
Dob elmer 6erielben, ser bel ooer bin
ter genanntem Selegrop6enpfoIteu
Itano, ben t0Otli6en S6uB obfeilerte.
Gin meiterer 8elpeiS, ooB bier 2ellte
an Der Iffaire betbeiligt tpareu,
Ideint aus ben 4usiagen oeS 10
Sabre alten Negers 0apio Sorrab er-
bradt 81 iein, Der flr5 mad ser
S6ieBerei bier gteger in beri6ieoc.
men H%id)tungen entiIieben lab.
Wc9tamorn mar INN 7.15 lt6r bel
Der 8irtbidaft bon Sobn 9onnellp,
oeiien Ylnb iid III fur5er gntfermlng
bon Dem 9ouie ieineS 8riloerS 8m.
s. 0onnellp befinoet, porbeigegangen
uno bate BORT feline glbiid)t fltIl0 ge,
geben, nn6 ieinem Sauie in Molon,
billie 5u geberl. 3iuei Reger perlieBen
Die 8irtbi6aft ettpo cine bnlbe Stlll.
DC ipGter, uno man glaubt, 0aB oieie
Den Boli5iiten beobodtet batten. Sur.
sc 3ett oarauf Duroe Der Woro Der.
iibt. 8oIi5eihef Charles Wc0onnea
mltrbe iofort belladridtigt, Ieitete Die
n0tbigen Shritte fir Ole 8erfolgung
Elm ltno lieB Die 2eide oeS BoIi5iiten
mad ieiner 8obuung in Wtoionpiae
iiberfiibren.
Mcgtamara mar 45 Sabre oIt,
Itomntte aus Srlano lno monoerte
Dor 80 Sabren III Imerifa eih. SIM
Wtai 1904 muroe er gum Holi5ilten
er1annt. @r binterI1Bt ouBer Ieiner
8ittwe Marp @nn flint Sinner, an-
rie, Sobn g., @m. E., Margoret uno
Iunn 9. Mc9tamoro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

III no er bat a sic 6 10 q t.
sc 9ertba etc" = Charles y.
9oitgton, Ger. 914, McGuQob.S troBe,
elm ans Woine gebiirtiger StuOent
beS Baltimore Meoical College"
puroe geltern bon &ooi 2ooen in Der
tpeItli6en Soli5eiitation INN $25 &c.
itroft, unO 5lunr megen unoroentliden
9etrogens, pGbreno Die 81 Sabre
olte Ne9erin Bertha StepenS bon gtr.
21t4, YennipIponiazI penue, @olb.
ineton 9. s., oie nit ibm unter Der
ielben aniduloigung bonn Boli5iiten
@m. q. Cole perboftet moroen mar,
itroffrei aliSging. 9ou9ton bate Die
Bertha ouf einem Negerbale in Der
.Nem Glienlblp Sail" an Der Centre.
un0 ct. 8oiI.S traBe getroffen uno
ibr troB hires Broteites biele g%itfrnerf.
iomfeiten eripieien uno idlieblid oors
ouf beltanoen, iie uad ibrer Temporal
rem @obnlng BET elmer Sreunoin an
Der Srforo.S traBe 81 begleiten. auf
Dem 8ege oobin uno in Der NGbe bon
Sopette. l1o @reene=S troBe nlroe
9olieton otgebli6 10 5ubringlid, Dob
Bertha I'M Den Sdus zines porbei.
gebenoen GegerS na6iudte. Boli5iit
Cole eri6ien ollf Der Scene iino Der.
baftete oos Ioar. 0ougton ioete Dem
&aoi, ooB Die bette" tpeiBe gebolfe.
riing in Moire llnlgong nit Dem See.
9er-element pflegte, unb er feinen
Sorm onrilt ieben fonnte. gr be5nbIte
Die Strofe nit Siilfe ieiner Stuoiens
genoIien.
Stab4 Elm gan5eS, 5 a 5. =
gatrid Nteeban Gin b%eimatbloier,
aber iebr 6uritiger Manib rollte an
Montag ein 8bisfepfSe B bas Dor
Dem @eidafte bon 8. StrquB & SO.
an Der 2eringtenf traBe itdnb,
pee, ieoenfaQs III Der 3pifnung, nod
einiee trinf6are Sropfen Sorin gu fin,
ben. e6e Ct ieOOd oqs Sab in eeb6-
riger @eiie unlfippen fonnte, bate
i'm Sergeont 2urj am Qrogen. 9obi
Sooen ianote geitern ben @eeban ais
8asobuno ouf einen Wonat nad Dem
Staatsarbeit$baus
8onanen bilIig.-
Sn Solge oeS getpaltigen @nbranges
bon 9ananen auf ben WGrften iino
Die 9reiie fir Oieielben eefualtis Der.
absegangen, uno fir adt Gents lit
bas bette GusenO gditaaef 5i bdben.
0a5n fomntt nod. baB mebrere8 Dam.
pier nit @annnen auf benz 8ege
nod Baltimore iino uno beute oocr
J morgen eintreffen.
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Sn ,Snnnel OernnaIidt.

2onis 8, Sangobr i'm Belt : Sunne,
INNS Seben gefommen. = I'm
mtfgetIGrt, mie er oabinaefomb
men. SintcrIaBt @ittue un>
o6t &in0cr.
Die Sei6e zines Mannes, 6ie IpG.
ter ais Die Oes 81 Sabre alten Srn
SoulS 9. Sangobr BON Nr. t0t1.
9riscoeitraBe, ioentifi5irt mltroe.
marc geitern Morgen 5piifen Z unG
8 ubr bon Dem Neger GorneliuSgar.
BAN, einem Stredenarbeiter Ser
Baltimore . Ohio . 9obn," 3tui.
ifen GborlcsitraBe mo MurpIano-
Nnenle, i'm Belt SunneI aufQe.
funoen. Ole 2ei6e mar nod marin /;
om Sopfe befono ii6 cine tieie 8un-
De unO an Der 56ulter ein bIauer
Sled. Coroner 2%intbiclim ion0te oie
Sei6e nod MISUNDERSTANDING elmer
StrD na6 Ser Morgue, un0 bier mar
eS, no oieIelbe bon einem Sobne oes
8erungliidten, mel6er in Dem Bar.
biergei6Gft oeS Srn. Senrp @einer,
SIR. 7t2, @eit : SomburgitroBe, be.
idGftigt lit, uno Oelien @eid1ftSfartc
in 0cn GaIden Ser &lei0er oeSNton.
mes oufgcfluoen mor0en ipar, iOen.
%tifi5irt plrOe. AuBerOrm fono iif
in ben Eoihen cine 1892 in 8. g.
Songobr'S Nomen auSgeiteIlteGllm m.
ber-Sicen6 Dor.
Ser Snqiteit iono eeitern 9tben6
i'm n0r6Iiden GoIi5ei ., StationsbouS
Itott, unO onS 8eroift ser Surp lar.
tete, Dab 2ouiS 8. 2ongobr oabur6
um'S Seben getommen lei, onB cr
entpe0er bon einem 3uge Ser Bal
ttmore Ohio : Balm" geioQcn ooer
bon eincm iolden ~getroffen poroen
iei Die 9obn 3 @eieai6oft ober nift
bernttuortli6 gebolten meroen
fonnte. @ie ser Wonn in Ben Gum
mel gerotben, lit nidt aufgeflGrt. gr
bate iein San0merf an oengtageI &c.
bGlgt unO orbeitete i'm 9ron6 81.
thrift fir &eooicoro II. So6ne oils
9tiiieber iiber cine S6oar Sagel0b.
ner. Gn Wontag Wor9en par er
bon Ieinem Souie fortgegongen, itnb
er mar bon ieiner Satin uno Ieinen
o6t &inoern nidt mieoer geIeben
Dor0en, bis er foIt rlno Itorr in ser
Wtorgue lag. Sim Wontog abeno
ipor er bon einem @etonnten an Ser
@reenmount : Iperlue 9eieben nor.
Ben, nod Der 3eit febIte ober ieOe
SSnformotion iiber fem Sbun unS
Greiber. Seine Sobne Itellen ibm
6as 3eugniB aus, Elm niidterner
Mann gerueien 8u fem ser boroem
ME oeS NaftS auSgeblieben tpar.
9aS llngliid fam ibm onl @ontaJ
IbenO ni6t 5ligeitoBen fem, oenn
Die 2eide uor, mic erp1bnt, nod
mornI, ais ser Neeer oieieIbe ouf-
fon0. @elO botte er aud nidt in Der
Soide gebabt, pie sic S0bne iageu,
10 Dab Elm 8erbreden foum ~an3uneb.
men lit. 9ri8coeitraBe lit in SiiO.
meIt : Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-23

SabreS lung
.ef mes sci T. uro" 9 pars8 e-r!
ems. = Ger n2inOen SmmerpGb.
renoe 2eib. uno Spar = 8erein" belt
geitern Abeno in q. s. Smitb'SSoae,
Scr. 403, Nor6 @olfeltroBe, feline
Sobres . Seriommlung uno 9irefto.
.renipobl ob. Die Mit9lieoer botten
iid in GROCER 3abl eingefunoen itno
nnbmen regen Gntbeil an ben Ser.
banolmgen. Grdlioent Mor @nbre3
fiibrte oen @orIib mo bos YrotofoG
Ser longiGbrige SefretGr Sr. Sol. S.
Sadi6. 2esterer unterbreitete ieinel
So6reSberi6t, Ser folgenoermaBen
lolttete. Die Ginuobmen I'M 2aufc
oes Sa6res betrugen: &aiienbe1tono
am 90. Sebruor 1904 $6354.36, mo-
dentlide guflage $22,S32.95, Snte.
reiien $2230.2S, ginidreibe9eIo$t01..
80, Bidder $t4.80, Strofen 1920,
Mietbe $152.45, @runoeigentbum
$37t.2t, 5riammen $32,076.75. Die
auSgaben iuoren: @eIieben attf Sp.
potbefen $t5,400, gelieben ouf No.
ten $3425, &iinoigunsen $t0,833.09,
ausgaben II. /. 10. $697.43, 5uiom.
men $30,355.52. Sn Sdnoen bes
S6obmeiiters befinben iih $t72t.23.
9ie @ut6oben oes @ereins iinb :gtiif
Sppotbefen $44,950. oui Soften ST..
725, @runoeieentbum $S40.06, baar
an Sono $t72t,23, 5uiammen $780,.
236.29. Sic 8erbinoli6feiten: idiiI.
Dig on Intbeilbeiiser 8 2,784.21, lie.
berifuB $2452.0S, 5uiommen $685..
236.29. Die 0ireftorenipobL, ipel6e
itnter Mnflitt Der 8ablribter Wor.
tim War5, George @npfel, Sobn @ns
ores ltito 60. Ropfel Itano, botte fol-
genoes Heiultat: Mor enores, Goant
6. Smith, Sol. 5. SddidL 9. @itt-
ihal1ng Sobn &itger, Did. Sdmitt,
Geo. Sol5er, Geo. Spabm 81. Miiaer,
Sobu IapieI, 8m. Sdmar5fopf itnO
|Sobn geb, jun. YrGiioent. gnbres
mics in gefiiblooIIer @eiie oarauf
bin, ooB Dies felt Sabren Die erite
Sabres : 8erjammlung oes Gereins
lei, IN pelder Der l~ongidbri9e Yrdii.
bent Sr. Geo. 9ori6 niht 5ugegen
fetr fonnte, oa er i'm 2nnfe bes leb.
ten Sabres ms Senieits biniiber &c.
gongen.
9as Direftorium oes ,SItenb-
2eib- nn0 Spar . 8ereins" belt ge.
tern 4beno inter Dem @orlite oes
BrdHoenten Sobn Sobn uno oerBro.
tofoufiibrung bes Sefretdrs S.SeIo.
mann in 8oqmer's SalIe, Ger. 1921,
SrleansftroBe, cine 8%eriammluna II.
organiiirte lid foleenoermoBen: sSsobn
SobnL Brdiioent, 81. s. 81. Souer.
8ice /, Brdiioent, q. s.. 8olf, Sdas.
meiiter, $. Selbmann, Sefretdr, 9.
S. 5offmdtt, Siilfs SefretGr; @.8
Soine, @m. &eiie, Otto @olobaf, s
Maibere, 81. 5. @oamer, 9. 90. Yot.
tiion, S. q. @infeIoer uno S.Sdmit
! MniuaIt.
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9ebcnsmibc GrOempilscr.

Cine 30 Sabre nIte Srolr~ begebt
SeIbItmoro aus @rom iiber ben
SOD hires @otten. - 3mei an
oere SelbItmproperiu6e.
Srau Morie 5. Graham, cine So
Sabre olte @ittipe, beging geItern
Nodmittog in Dem @oroer5immer
OeS erlten StodnerfeS ibrer @ob-
mng, Scr. 800, Noro : Gulboun1troBe,
SeIbItmoro, inOem Tie lif nit einenl
HaiirmeIier Ben &olS foit BON Sbr
81 Sbr Our6idnitt, 10 0oB ibr 500
fait algcnblidlih cintrat, @rom iiber
ben Go0 ibreS @otten @m. sc. @ra-
bonL Der Dor orei @o6en einent
SrcbsleiOen erIag, ideint oaS Wotip
5u Der Sbot gepeien 81 iein. Or.
9oI6pin, Der Coroner oeS nor0meIt.
liden 9iItritteS, belt einen SllqueIt
fir nidt n0tbig.
Gas ais 8etGubungS.
mitteI.
Ser @irtb Sobn 3eiIiuger, ser in
Ger. 2239, Sit : WpnlmentItr., cine
8irtbi6oft betreibt bcging gcItern
Morgen 9eaeu 10 llbr in ieiner obi.
gen 8obnunq einen SeIbitmorobers
JUDI, inoem er iid i'm 5peiten Stof.
iuerfe OUTS @ett legte uno Sen Gas.
balm onorebte. Seine 6rou fano,
ais tic Ii6 mad Sen oberen HGllmIid).
fetten bcgeben moIlte, 0ie Sbiire oeS
3immerS beridloIlen uno bemertte
eiten itarfen @osgeru6. sic rief
mebrere gtoGborn berbei, pel6e Die
Gbiire ollfbraden unO Ben @asGoBn
bon nnaeorebt uno 3eilineer in be.
wilBtloiem 3uitonoe ouffon0eu. Or.
". Gutenberg bon Nr, 2214,S Orleans.
StroBe, nurOe berbeigerufen, unb
oieier fonO, OaB Ser Mann ongebli6
nidt nl1r OIL Ben SoIgcn OeS Gin.
otbmens oes @oies lit, ionoern oitd
om SGuferiuobniinn. @r erflGrtc
i'm bolo oltBer @efobr.
9obm Strp6nin.
Surd)t Dor oouitGn6iger @rblin.
Dung %peranloBte am Montog Sen SO
Sabre alien Oscar 6. @oans, in iei.
ner 8obnun9, Scr. 2617, @ooneitr.,
cine Soils Strpdnin 5u nebmen.
@bons lit i6on ieit mebreren $50
den on i6limmen S6mer5en IN Sen
&ugen uno iton6 ltnter Gr5tlider 9e.
b%onolung. Ser Nr3t oeridrieb linn
Strpdnin . SiQen, mo gpanS iol
oie 9emerfung gemohf baben, ooB
er iid lieber t6oten noble, che CT ais
9linoer Berumlallfe. Gpans lit Elm
Seteran oeS 9iirgerfrie9es.
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glns Ben @cridts6Bfcn.

8mei goitbeteine incorporirt. 13
GinOer retten cine 6rau Dor Dem
8efdngniB.- Sdoocneriat mo
SdeioungSflagen.
SIN Griminalgerid)t maren Gyobn
0ubopstD mo oeiieu 6rau BON gtr.
1881, @ougb-StroBe angeflagt, &C.
itobIene So6eu angefnuft 5u bnben.
Sin Neger, @omenS @iQiam Glurfe,
bate gelrlg Sa6en ans Dem .9olti-
more 8qrGdfn @ouie% qeitobleu, nm
einen neueil 2aoen Misgitoffireu,
mnO sic .6oInilie 9ubppSfp bate oie
Saden Betouit. Der gtegcr erbielt
flint Sabre 3u6tDau$ tits 9ubooSfp
ipllrOe nlf EN- Sobr nod Dem StoOt-
gefGngnib 6eianOt. 8ie 6rol ioatc
mtd bortbin wanOern Sod in an6e-
trodt OeS ltmitanoe8, Dab ole ieit
neltn Sobren p%erbeiratbete 6omilie
Is lebe1Oe &inoer bat, mllr0e 0ie
Otlttter Ser fleineu 8itbob$fpS alf
Borole entloiien.
9 6aoener abfIoge.
Die Baltimore annapolis. Short
Cine @iienbabn" muroe geltern i'm
Common &leaS-@ eri6t bon 8iaiom
&obiniou INN $4,000 S6ooeneriot
oerflogt. Der Slayer io9t, OaB CT in
9ienitet Ser 8erflagten lGper Der.
lebt mor0en lei.
&Iage batfG6Ii9 obge=
10 ieen.
Gor Hi6ter Stofbrioge lpltr0e sic
&lo9e oes Or. CHARLES S'0onooun
gegen Srau 8enie SopIor Steele Der,
bon0elt, luorin Der Ir5t Die Summe
bon 1882 fir Gr5tlid)en 9eiiton0 Der.
Iangte. Der 8atte Der 8ron mar i'm
8inter BON 1902 ouf 1903 fronf i'm
st. SoiepbS. Soipital" uno puroe
oaIelbit BON Dem genonmteu Ir5t be-
bonbelt. Die 8rait bebaltptete, boB
iie Oem gr5te niemoIS periproden
babe, bie &ednung ST. be5obIen, oa.
gegen beruieS Der gr5t ollr6 3eltger,
Dab er 0aS 8eriprefen erbnlten babe,
Die Ge6nung neroe BON ibr be5abIt
meroelt. 0aS @eridt ipra6 DEM gfr5t
IdlieBli6 SOS 81, ood erbielt er
fem 3oblun9Surtbeil, ionOern nltr
Den 9eideio, ii6 an eihen 8rieoenS.
ridter 3u menoen, ga oaS 8eridt
feline Slrisoiftion iiber 9etrdge I'M.
ter 500 babe.
Su corpo9at ionen.
Der nllnobbGnei9e Monumental
2eib- uio Spar-Gerein" mur6e bon
Den So. S. 9onio Meiierimitb, Sr.
Staao, Bouts sc, Shines, 6ronf 9.
&oeI, Morri$ 9. &obinion, Miper
Ibramion unot9gtbrobom Sillemnn
nit einemu aftienfapitol bon 1912
600 lit 1000 arfbeilem 5M ie i$tD4
incorportrt1 53thfBiiV. a.t.
Die g&ealtp 8uiloinga& Soptngs
Niiociation" muroe geitern nit einem
AttienfapitaI BON $4,000 bon ben
folgenoen Serren incorporirt: SEQ.
Is. 0iebl, ailian 6, 8olf, s. 8re0.
9iebl CHARLES ". 9als uno 5. ISM,
Srtmann. III
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Sob i'm 9ett oufgefun.
Sen. = Iuorea8 Snbn. Elm ui,gef1br
40 Sabre alter Sniaiie oeS r2enering.
Soilie," nliroe 9eltern Na6mitta9
INN 1872 llbr bon einem @ugeItenten
OeS 9oltbouieS in ieinem 9ett I'M 5.
StOdlperfe oeS SoliIeS to6t ollfgefun.
Den. Coroner Sopoen ~conItotirte nos
tiirli6e SooeSurla6e, ulo sic 2ei6e
mrroe Dem 2ei6enbeitotter @ieoe.
felo 3medS 9eer0igung iibermieien.
Der Wann mar INN 1 llbr HadtS on,
ifeinenO geiuno uno mllllter 5l 9ett
gegongen.
Nabm Die Webi5in nuf
e inmaI. = Oscar 6. @pnns, elm SO
Sabre alter Wonn bon Scr. 26t7,
Voone-S traBe, lpelder Dem Grblinoen
nobe lit hnnb fir iein 2eioen bon Or.
s. q. Wfiueman bon Scr. 2447 Oorf.
&ooo, Strp6nin.8iaen befommen
batte, beridlildte Die Biaen om Mons
tag abeno o1e oitf einmol. Seine so.
Mile merfte bolo, ooB ettuas nift in
Sronuhg ipor, itno rief oen arst Der
bel. 9telem geltano gpons oenn
aud, er babe Die Hiaen oGe per-
idludt, um ieinem 2eben Elm gnoe Al
modlen, oa er Iid) Dor pouIt1noioer
Grblinoung fiirdtete. Ger grst
punpte linn iofort Den Mogen aus
nno rettcte i'm.
Beeroigungen. = Die iroi.
iden lleberreite ser Dor einigen "a.
gen %geitorbenen Srau 2ouiie Meper
luilroen geitern Nadmittog bon ibrer
8o9nung, Ger. 1914, Waloeis. StraBe,
aus oilf Der D2ouoon Barf Cemetery"
sur lebten Tnbe beitattet. Yaitor
Suns Irlt amtirte BEL Den Sralier.
feierlldfeiten, nnb ais 9abrtudtrdeer
fungirten Die $50. Geo. Sodelmonr,
Sobn 8olB, CHARLES Shpmono mn
Sillilts 2inoar. Die Ieritorbene par
bie @ittue oes I'M Sabre 1901 einern
&ibidlage erlegenen Srn. CHARLES
Teper, nit Dem Ie iif anfanes 1906
perbeiratbet bette. gud ibr eriter
@atte, Sr. Gbriition Z. %. Seis, Itarf
aus gleifer uriade in 1894. Sral
MeDer pilroe am 8. Sanuar 1887 in
Stutteart, 9eutidIanb, geborett. Sbrt
Chen bIieben finoerlos, bod trauerr
INN iie brei Stieffinoer, 8iIbeImine
&arl mo Gatberine Meper. Sr. Sobr
SO. 4elifel pom Hr. GOA, Sbarp-St TT.
leitetel ole 8eeroigltng.
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8rieffaiten.

s.. 8. Cine Seemeile bat 1851
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ITO Tie 1t is the Word Of God"

The conversion of Swami Dharmanan.
da, the celebrated Indian mystic, to the
Christian faith, is ar indication OF the
great movement which is going on among
the educated classes of that wonderful
country. He has of late been addressing
the Brahmins upon texts taken from their
own sacred writings, in defense of the
fundamental doctrines Of the New Tesla.
ment, viz, incarnation, atonement and
regeneration. He has also preached to
the Mohammedans and the Parsees. He
says of the Bible: 1T is the sanctlfyinS
power to my own soul. To me 1t is the
Word of God"
Disowned by his own friends and r.
nounced by his own family, he has con
tinued faithful to his profession, although
he has aroused some opposition among
Christian missionaries themselves by his
attitude toward caste. Strangely enough,
in these days when we are tod that In
dian th~eosophy is founded upon the
Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of
man." the common salvation offered to
all men by the Gospel is the one stumbling
block in the path of the average Hindoo.
The educated Hindoo can find IN the ira.
ternal spirit and the religious optimism OF
Christianity only something repellent, as
was true OF the Jews when Jesus made
friends OF the submerged elements OF SO.
ciety.
The attitude CT the Phacisee, the Drah.
min and tic Mandarin prove 70 us how
truly the Gospel is Of God and not CT
mon --Ipterior.
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yards forty-four or two and five
eight yards ffty-two inches wide, with
three-eighth yards of velvet.
A Mum Waist.

If they were not actually embroid-
cred in Japland, these mum waists
look to have been. The Characteristic
rich, fat, heavy style of embroidery
distinguishes them. One may have
them made up or in a box ready to
make up. A mammoth mum is en-
broidered on the one-piece waist front.
Done all in white on white it is rich
est. Some, however, will prefer it
in all white on a light blue, apricot
or pastel rose ground. In some few in
stances the embroidery is in shaded
colors, mostly delicate ones shading to
white. The giant chrysanthemum
grows ON a long, foliage-decked stem,
which starts at the waist line, curves
TO the right and ends III a great flower
Of a rather loose type w under the
chin. Each petal is a work of art.
The wristband and the neckband are
embroidered in something the same
fashion.
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Passing of BiIlowY Skirts.

The billowy evening gown is an eX-
travagant garment and always more or
less of an anxiety, entailing repair Of
some kind if not the actual replacing
Of frills, after each time Of wear. This
fact, together with a desire for change,
Is beginning to tell upon the popularity
Of the billowy variety of frock, and
fashion is seriously considering the
adoption Of more solid and lasting ma
terials for evening wear. These are
not difficult to find. and in the soft
Oriental satins and taffetas, in the new
brocades and chiffon velvets, which
are light in actual weight though rich
and dignihed. in appearance. the foany
and fimsy fabrics of the last few sea-
eons will find formidable rivals.-New
York Tribune.
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really indispensable, for they are thin
taking up no room, and when mussed
water and hot iron restore them to an
immaculate condition. They are, how.
ever, as expensive as the more elab.
crate silk and crepe bodices, as a
greater number Of them are required;
but they are always fresh and spot
less, and thus delight the dainty
woman. In cut they are almost FAC
SMILES of those worn during the sum-
mer, a V the heavier laces are used,
cluny, guipure and the lately revived
crepon being favorites. These laces are
used as insertions rather than in ap-
pliques, and in many of these blouses
the lace is also deliberately embroidered
in floral designs in plumetis stitch.
One such blouse has it's crepon lace
embroidered across the front in chrys-
anthemumS.
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attractive in such materials as chif-
fon yelling, chiffon taffeta and the like.
This one is made in shirt waist style,
with a box pleat at the centre front,
the material being taffeta in one Of
the new reseda green's, The sleeves
are shirred to form cuffs in harmony
with the yoke Of the waist, and are
finished with pointed turn overs that
match the stock.
The waist consists of the fitted lin
ing, fronts and back. The shirrinGs
over the shoulders are in tuck style,
so providing becoming fullness below,
and the closing is made at the centre
front through the box pleat. The
sleeves are made in one piece each,
with the shirred cuffs.
The quantity Of material required
for the medium size is four ane one
quarter yards twenty-one. three and
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In every country of the civilized world
Sisters of Charity are known. Not only do
they minister to the spiritual and intel
lectual needs Of the charges committed to
their care, but they also minister to their
bodily needs.
With SO many children to. take care of
and to protect from climate and disease,
these wise and prudent Sisters have found
Peruna a never failing safeguard.
DR.. Hartman receives many letters
from Catholic Sisters from all over the
United States. A recommend recently re-
ceived from a Catholic institution in De
troit, Mich. reads as follows:
Dr. S. B. Hartman, Colpm b1is, 0hto;
Dear Str: ''The young gtrLachO used
the PerunG G suffering from lar
yngtfis and loss Of votce. The restlIt
OF the treatment UGs most SGtfsfGc-
torG She found great relief and
after further use or the medicine tce
hope to be able to say she Is entirely
cured. "---Ststers of Charity.
The young girl was under, the care of
the Sisters of Charity and used Peruna
for cataarh of the throat with good re-
suits az the above letter testifies.
Send to The Peruna Medicine Co., Co.
lumbus, Ohio. for a free book written by
DR.. Hartman.
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Excellent Plain Mince Meat.

Take a pint bowl for a measure and
heap it with finely chopped and well
packed meat. Measure four bowls OF
apple, chopped more coarsely, and mix
with the meat. Add two cups of sugar,
one and one-half cups Of molasses, n
cup of butter, or part butter. and part
melted suet, two cups of boiling water
and one cup Of liquor from picked
peaches. A cup of boiled cider may be-
used instead of this peach vinegar.
Add one cup of whole seeded raisins,
half O nutmeg grated, two teaspoons OF
cinnamon, one-quarter teaspoon of
cloves, half a teaspoon of allspice and
three level teaspoons Of salt. Crate the
yellow rind Of one lemon and add it
with the juice. Mix all well together
and cook slowly for one hour. A little
more water may be needed.
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ways in demand. This one is finished
at the neck in regulation oct style,
and includes sleeves of the very latest
cut with roll over cuffs. AS illus
t-2ted the material is black cheviot
stitched with corticelli silk and finished
with a collar of black velvet, but any
c1oaking material is appropriate and
when liked the coat can be made long
er, as shown in the small cut.
The coat is made with fronts, backs,
side backs and under arm cores, the
fronts being faced to form the lapels.
The sleeves are full at the shoulders,
narrower at the wrists, where they
are finished with cuffs.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is five yards
twenty-seven, two and three-quarter