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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
THE SPIDERS SECRET.

For long time the web OF the
spider was supposed to be simple
strand OF wavy silk, but later 1t wa
found that such was far from belns
the case.
Under the microscope we can gel
at the secret of the spinning very
nicely, says the Popular magazine
We see that there are either four OF
SIX teats on the spider at the lower
part of the abdomen, almost exactly
similar to the teats of the COW. From
these issue four or six strands as the
case may be, but these strands them
selves are not simple, but are com
each, for 1t has been proven that IL
each teat there is sieve OF at least
thousand holes through which the
silky matter is strained. Thus we see
that fine as is the spiders web 1t is
yet composed from four to six thous-
and fibres. Leuwenhoeck states that
it would take at least four million OF
the completed threads to make
thread as strong as a silk thread OF
the size of a hair
However, there are some tropical
spiders that spin threads that are
known to be very strong: SO strong
in fact, as to be able to catch and
hold humming birds.
AS to the color of the thread, our
ordingary spiders spin one of uni
tropics there are found spiders that
spin vari-colored webs One, par
ticuarly, produces red, yellow, and
black, which it binds together witt.
a pleasing color effect.
In the thread of spider lies dor
mant great industry once it is
properly studied. Numerous attempts
have been made to utilize the thread
for cloth to make clothes, etc. All
have so far been doomed to failure.
Anyhow, as financial proposition.
1t is related that Louis the XIV had
dress made from spiders web
but which was so fragile that he be-
came disguised with it,. The entom-
ologist D'Orbigny had made for him
self a pair of trousers from the webs
of tropical spiders which lasted for
long time.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
LODGE WOULD ENTER
THE DIPLOMATIC FIELD.

Washington, Nov. 23--Here's the
secret made public: Senator Lodge
wants TO go to st. James as ambas-
sador from the United States. SEN
ator Lodge is due to have some trou-
BILE in being sent back to Washing
ton as Senator-so much trouble. in
fact, that he is said to agree that the
Enthusiastically to England would
do very well.
In political circles, it is said, there
is very good chance that Lodge
may secure this new honor. 1t has
been reported many times of late
that Ambassador Reid wants to be
relieved of his duties. This would
make it fair sailing for Lodge
From a reliable source it is learn
ed that at this conference the am
bassadorship was discussed by the
two senator's, but that they agreed
that Mr.. Lodge would only accept it
as last resort
Senator Lodge is blamed even by
the republican leaders now more
than ever for the high prices in this
state, for the defeat of Governor
Draper by Eugene N. Foss at the re-
cent election. and the senator him
self became aware Of the real feel
ing against him when democrats
We're elected from his own town, Ma
never sent other than a republican
to the state house.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
HUGHES WILL BE NAMED
TO SUCCEED FULLER,

Washington, Nov 23.-Associate
Justice Charles Evans Hughes will
be the next Chief Justice of the SUI
preme court, unless the president
should change his mind between lne
time he left here for Panama and
the re-assembling Of congress next
..lorth.
President Taft told several mem
bers Of the cabinet a few days be-
fore he went away of his determin-
alton lc elevate the newest member
OF the supreme bench TO be chief jus
tice, and they agreed with him that
no better selection could be made
for the post made for the post made
vacant by the death of Neville w
Fuller.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
Two Americans Shot.

Ell Paso, Texas. Nov. 23.-Paral Is
reported to have been retaken by
the government. Two Americans,
one mining man named Lawton,
the other unknown, were killed while
standing In the doorway Of the for
eign club. (. They were hit by stray
bullets. The rebels in retreating left
their dead in the streets. General
Terrazas has sworn in the total cit
izenship of Chihuahua and has
mounted machine guns on the palace
and the cathedral to repulse the g.
900 rebels about town.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
FIERCE BATTLE
IS RAGING IN
CHIHUAHUA
FRANCISCO MADERO WITH NINE.
THOUSAND MEN ATTACKS
MEXICAN CITY.
D|Az men READY TO REVOLT
Desperate Fighting at Gomez Pal
aciO, TOrreOn and Other Places
Results in Carnage.

Ell Paso, Texas, Nov. 23.-Fran-
cisco Madero, with 700 men, com
menced an attack on Chichuahua
and Castro Ciengas today. A fierce
battle is ranging. Nine thousand
armed revolutionists have taken a
position on a hill of the American
Smelling and Refining company, and
are ready to attack the city. Many
of Diaz soldiers are ready to revolt.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
VIRGINIA EXPECTS VICTORY.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 23.-Virgin-
ia and North-Carolina will clash at
this place tomorrow in the big grid
iron game of the season. Betting
favors the Virginians, who expect to
win an easy victory over the inva
ders.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
SAN FRANCISCO CELEBEArEs.

SAN FRANCISCO CELEBRATES
San Francisco, Nov. ga A three
DAY celebration of the rehabilitation
oi the North Beach district will
commence tomorrow and will be the
principal feature of Thanksgiving in
TINS city. North Beach was the first
enlckiy populated district of Yerba
oeuna' the village which preceded
san francisco, and the section was
the first to be rebuilt and rehabili-
tated after the great conflagratioa
|of 1905.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25

ing stunts in Oklahoma and they
were almost as futile as the Darius
Green episode, which is chronicled in
comic verse. Mars principal asset
IS pretty woman press agent, who
knows the newspaper game and gets
contracts and publicity galore.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
STORE COLLAPSES
IN CLEVELAND, 0.
FURNITURE BUILDING BELONG
ING TO KOCH AND KENIlLE
TOPPLES OVER.
FOUR DEAD AND TEN INJURED
building Had Recently Been Rebuff,
Being an Ola Structure, and
Was Thought Safe.

Cleveland. Ohio, Nov. 23.-Four
are dead and ten others badly in
Jured as the result of the rebuilt
Koch and Henkle furniture store
building collapsing this morning.
The dead are Mrs. j. E. Jackeyer,
Mrs. Simon Arutkin, Rosaline Fruit
kin and Thelma Frutkin.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
REMEMBER ERICKSON.

New York, Nov. "a In memor,
of John Erickson, inverter of the
Monitor, which did such valiant SER
vice in the civil war, the John Erick-
son society of Swedish Engineers
will give a dinner tonight. It will
commemorate the landing of Erick-
son in New York.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25

New York. Nov. 23.-Robert c..
Clowery, president of the Western
Union Telegraph company has re-
signed after fifty years of work. He
was succeeded by r. N. Vail, presi-
dent of the American Telephone and
Telegraph company.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25

Philadelphia, Nov. % Plue-
blooded CANNES of all breeds are on
exhibition here today at the opening
of the annual bench show of the Wis
sahickon Kennel club. The exhibi-
ton will continue three days.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
ABE MARTIN SAYS

Ii it wuzn' for unwritten laws the
country would be full of fellers
wearin' fiat straw hats and Prince
Albert coats. Boys will be boys,
an so will lots O. ole men.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
CROKER is slNTY.SEyEN.

New York, Nov 27.--Richaro
Croker, the former Tammany chief
tain who has just come to this coun-
try to spend the winter on his Flo..
iday estate, is sixty-seven years of
age tomorrow.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
EAST VS.. WEST.

st. Louis, Nov. % st. Louis
football fans will witness an inter-
sectional game tmorrow, when St.
Louis University eleven will meet the
effete fasteners from Syracuse.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
SENATOR CARTER FOR
THE SUPREME BENCH.
Defeated Montana Senator Has Been
rendered Appointment, \ riends

Helena, Mont, Nov. 23.-Friends
Of United States Senator Thomas H.
Carter, who was defeated for re-elec-
ton at the recent election, assert
that the senator has been rendered
an appointment as member of the
supreme court to fill the vacancy
caused by the retirement Of Associate
Justice Moody.
Senator Carter left hurriedly for
Washington.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
DAKOTA's GOLD OUTPUT
MILLION AND A HALF LESS.
Falling on Due to Labor Troubles
is Opinion of State Mine In
spector.

Pierre. s. D.. Nov. 22.-The pro-
duction of gold in the state has fall
en- OF million and q half dollars in
the last year on account Of the la
Dor troubles. according to the report
of the state mine inspector. filed to-
day. The output for the year IL
given - $4.931.334.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
Desperate Fight at Torreon.

I'll Paso, Nov. 23.---The most des-
perate fighting in the war SO far was
at Torreon today, where 1900 Diaz
soldiers are holding the town against
1000 rebels. The fighting resulted
in hundreds being killed.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
Smuggling Of Arms Continues.


FL Paso, Tex, Nov. 23.-1ne
smuggling Of arms across the border
continues at Waco and Douglas,
Ariz A battle is expected at Tor.
reon and also Gemez Palacio and
Parral when the Diaz reinforcements
arrive.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25
A TURKEYS DEATH.

] hardly dare to gobble
And I'm walking with a hobble.
(Not skirt, the like of which,
never knew
And I'm thinking of Thanksgiving
And the wish ! have of living.
I'm really feeling awful, awful blue.
can see I've reached the age,
When | get the pan and sage.
G'm certain that this means the end
OF mel.
I'm pessimistic bord,
Oh. the likes I've never heard.
think I'll find a roost on some high
tree.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25

Rebels Repulscd at Laredo.
Laredo, Nov. 23.-Reports this
afternoon say that the rebels were
repulsed by Diaz cavalry at Stisabel,
state of Chihuahua.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-25

can feel CHASTITY heat.
Gee! think I've lost my feet
Cts Hades to be roasted all round. J
can feel the red hot platter
And can hear the knives loud clat-
ter,
I'm going to the Happy Hunting
Ground
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
Gin autes @erf.

GinnaI I'M Sabre peranltaltet Die
oeutit)e Ireieiui9feitS . @enleiloc
cine 6eitIidfeit, Die gelpiiiermaBen
cine bauptiGbIihe llnteritiisung peS
airtenperfs biloet. Wit ,uiel JleiB
uno uniasbaren Spferh bot man leit
pieIen Sobren oieie oeutide Bolts
Stride erbalten, oh lid aud Die Der
GGItniIie init jeben Sabre ifmerer
eeltalteteu, inbem ole friiber porrpie.
scno oertite 9eDolferuna bon Sit.
Baltimore mebr unb mebr perlfipin.
BET. gs erioroert oesbnIb ollie Gner.
Nie oes Baitors uno Der @en,cinoe,
pcrtrouensppG Ger 3ufmnit entgegen
81 id)ouei,.
Garum, ersebtI or> Die Sreutioe
rnb @onner bieier moblbetolitten
ToIfsfirdJe Ole ber5lid)e guiioroe-
rllg, alld) oieIes Sabr baS stuitern-
Souper, eperbumoen NIT eiiieih flei.
llen 9asar, an, "a, %. llro 26. So.
,,iiar inn SdulDaltie linh 3r6ftell
pnteritiisen 5lt modem, bnmit Die
id6nen Sofinungen, Die iidy oil ben
Griolg Oes 5eites fniipfen, aud III
Griiiuung seben. Saben iid) olld) Die
lofalen Yerb1ltntie III Baltimore to.
tai sednoert, 10 lit abcr trobbcm nod
bei pieleli unierer beutIten Wanner
mo ,Srn,ien ooS Ser6 oMi oen red)'
fen 5led geblieben. GeBbolb her
ben iid) gelpiB oie pieIen 8rcunoe uno
gour,er an Den brei Nbenbcn einitcl.
len. uin eiu gutcS @erf tbotfrGfiis
81 imteritiiscn. Yaitor Ster9er, Der
10 picIe Sabre Der @erneinoc feline
gauge arnft s%etpiontet,' lit Dem
Gcutittbiim 9altimore'S robbie
tanllt. Gr luirb lid) freucll, Die De.
ilder bcariiBen 81 tonncli. Sc mcbr.
beitc liebcr.
Die 1ro,,en Scr TreieinigfcitS,8 e'
n,einbe iinb Of ibrcr ieinen oelltid)eit
2odfunIt mohlbefunnt. Gbenio Die
Wdnner. Die einen friiden Trunt
freoen5et.
aarten 5t IS Gents iino bel aHell
YiitsIiebern unh fpabrcno Der orei
abenbe az Der aoiie ,u baben. Hie
Benniplpunia , apenue . StroBen;
babn iGbrt Dirett 5lun SdllIbauie.
ebenio Hotaitb Torf' unb Trnio'
Sill Nnenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
On Der Gnae.

Nlbonn H.s0, %. Suniar.
Gen oiiiregenoeu Scenen in oieier
@ohe foIote seiiern Gin 5ae ~tieiiter
Rltbc i'm aopitol. bcrln nad) cillcr
tur5en SiBung beiber SGmier b~eeiltcli
iid) Ole @eIebgcbcr ole Geilniidcn &c
nuten ldleunigit jill erreifen mo
nit oen lptolcn Siitrittsiiihrern oie
Sod)logc 81 6erotbeu. bic. iomeit oic
republitoriite Organization in Dc
tradt fomnlt. cine ullgemeili prefGre
III. Satic it)pn bic Situation, in
pclfer lid, Der 2ieutenorlt. @ouper-
neiir &llitc beiono, betrahtIidlca
Stoiib a%ufgelpirbclt 10 uirtieu o:e
1cgen oen repiiblifdtiihen 6iibrer
aa0S crhobencn acknowledgement
nod picl oepriinircnocr olli Die rep,,
tlifoniihc Waid,inc. lucld,e pbncbcu
ld)on al eiieiu GriolN 6ci Gen Dies
inhriaen ScrbItiuoblen iiueiiclic. &c
Grfl1ruug 6eS Wouperneura, nid;t
pieocr ais Ganoiout iiIr bos Mint Nca
8omocrncnra txngirct 6il ipollen, inio
hie Hciigr.n non bes tcpnblifoniitlen
SiiGrerS Turiolls BON Ncw.Oort.Gc.
hot i%iberoieS nod Oa5.t beiGetragen.
Die berridcnoc Serpirrung inter oen
rertblifaniidcn Seltsrn 5t iteiaer!;
oercn raItloies 9emiiben ieet oaral;f
seridJtet it, ole @bite. uao aaoS.
aiiairen nioaIid)It 5u pcrfleinern ullo
aus ocm @eac 5u idloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
I'm SiIberfrau5e.
Serr uuo Srdu Seroinano Steinbadl
bon Siablanotomn % Sabre her.

Serr uuh Srdu Seroinano Steinbadl
bon Sieblunbtomn % Sobre her'
beiratbet, = 8eiern ibr %iilberueS
&ob5eitS Snbila,,m llorgen
Ibeuo in Der 5iablano . Nfaoe..
mic.
6iinfunbsman5ia Sabre iino Der,
%fIoiien, ieit Sr, Seroinano Steinbab
non GER. 1886, @aitern . aperlue. ,uao
ieine @aitin Srau 2ouiie Steiubad,,
aeb. 9rettifyneioer. ourf ben mtn-
mebr nerltorbenen Yaitor s. airid,-
mann in Ser oeutihen epong. St.So.
bannes : Stride az @elt : 2omburo-
StraBe gum gnnbe fiir's 2eben &C.
fraiiit mitroett. Sr: illb Srail Stein-
had Doben lid entidloiien, aus ote.
lem AnlaB morsen Nbeuo III ser
Sisblano Ifaoclnie cine 5eftlidfeit
81 perahltaIter, 81 pelher lie Gin-
~looungen an lire 9efannte ,lno Der.
ihiebene 8ercine ergeben lieBen. Ger
gliidli6en Che oes Vaares entiproi-
fen icdls aiuber, bon oenen nod fol-
sepse pier AM 2eben iinb:' Srau St.
to Stmieoefe, hie 1rIs. gbriitine
Marearete iub 2puiie &otb. Stein'
bad itnb Sr, Gonrah Soiepb Stein.
had.
Sr. SERB. Steinbot tpuroe onl 81.
Sora,ar 1859 IN Sberid)aiflen5, 90
beil geboren. 0ahoem er IS Sabre
lang ais @aidiniit iiir bch Noroo.
2lopb geiabren, IieB er lid inl Sabre
1882 In Baltimore nieber. Gr arbei-
tete bier Siierit iiir ole "@merican
Soping Co." oann iuar err Is Sabre
dis MdihiniIt in Ser Hational- grau.
erei tbdti9 nno' lit jest bel Der No-
alnmental : Braucrei ais icider tba'
tig. Sr. Steinbnd lit Der Siee.Hrd5
libent Der grauerei . Iaitiniitcn. y.
Sei5er . llniolL Witalieb bes $50.
tionol . Maifiniiten : 8ereins," ber
,..Siaipatba . 2oge, SbieIb ofSonor",
oes n@rouotuap . GonclnDs. s. G.S,"
inns pailipes 9itglieS oeS @ihen-
fran3." GENE @attin lernte er( auf
benz Norbb. 2lopo : Gampfer rSeip.
sig, auf benz er als @qidiniit ali.
seiteIt ipor. %fenneil, dig oieielbe I'M
Sabre 1882 mad, amsrifa auswan.
berte. Sran Steiubpd lui.roe AM
.. Suli 1868 in &beoinsbanien,
9rarnidpeig, sebSreu. Sic lit bic
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gereins" mo WitsIieo Der Clio
beth Sose. p 3. .. 8. g, nno
Oes -,Siiliona'- sunoeS, :. .. >.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
ttaiane eines saa.s.
3pei Geser ourd einen gabn5ug in
Rorboit . Baltimore %getobtet. -

3lpei Reser ourd eineu gabn5ug in
Rorooit . Baltimore set6btet, -
Sr. alfreo 5urtman ltiirst
aus eirem Seniter ieitter @ob-
lllng unh erIeioet tootlite Ser
Iesittsen,
81 8ei'm gihoIeItraBen Rabnbpie
Ser BennipIpaniu . gabn ip,lrben &c.
itern Morgen Stpei Reger BON einem
bon Nctu : Dorf fommenoen 9obns
suge iiberfnbren. Ter cine berielben
lpurbe augenbIidIit getootet, lpabs
reno Ser anoere feds Stunben ipGter
i'm ct. SoiepbS Soipital ieiuen Ser
leBllngeu erlue. Qie 8eruueliidteIl
iino ole Reger 0nl. anisbt bon str.
1754, Soiimon YIace, uub Sad"
Sildcr BON SparrolpS : Eoint, Gle
3tuei Ncaer moren i'm geeriif, nad)
SparroipS : Ycint 3u iabren. I'm
Site 5u erbulten, gineen lie NIT
8pei anbererl Reeerr Dem 3ue eut.
gegen. gls berielbe iih Der Stotion
rGberte, traten lie uon einem 8eleiie
uuf baS onbere, nm Dem 3llg ouS5u.
meihen, bcrnerfter babel aber nidt,
bnB oilf Dem onberen @eleiie Der
Neip : g)orf @aibington =. 3ug an.
aeiabren faun. Sbre 5mei 9egleiter
fonntelt lid nod III letter Sefunbe
tetter, ipdbreno tic bon Der Sofomo.
tine eriaBt muroen. 8niebt lpuroe
in Glide seriiien, iuabrcnh Suder
bon Der 2ofonlotipe silr Seite Sc,
idleuberi ipitroe., Gr ipuroc betpuBt-
los mad oent %aenannten SoipitoI &c.
bratt ipo er ipGter itorb. Coroner
Garltbers miro moraen Ibeilo III
Der ncrboltliheu ToIi5eiitation bie
Iugen5eugen oes l~ltiiaIleS pcrueb
men.
Sootlther Stur5 auS ell
ne III Sen iter.
glireS Sartinan, ein AZ Sabre al.
ter Glerf Der Baltimore . Ohio 81.
icnbobn, '~itiirste geitern ans einem
Geniter ieiner Mobn,inG Rr, 2216,
Yreiton . VIoee, anf Die StraBe rulo
erIitt eincn ShGbeIbriid) utlo anoere
9%ertebungen, weldJe ieinen Zoo sur
Solge batten. @r lit ieit brei Sob
rem an Der G%ils5ebrung, nno Der
it,Iimmertc it'd iein 3uitono III oen
leeten 5o9ell. Sb Sortmon i'm Sic.
hertpabn aus Dem SenIter iprong,
ceer ieiu Bleifgemitt perlcr uno
abItiirste, lit eine 6rage. Coroner
G~orutbers pom norooitliden Eilttift
iteute mad ~eiusebenoer llnteritldung
eineu mii uniau lautenoen Sooten-
ldein aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
Nun.T Is mah Saisa.

Captain 9apis OH 9oro beS Tam.
piers n2aneaiter"' bon, Ser5ihIag
getroiien. Sic. Queenstown.
2itrie miro aina1. Ioi eroiinet.- =
Gampier %. 6. alnoien" battc
cine itiirtniife &eiie.
@dbreno ser 3ompier s2oncuiter"
3u Srningtpn, go, on Der @erfte
lag, UNI Sds gerihpinben oes &c.
bells absnparten. itorb iein 8efehle.
baber, CAPTAIN CAMEL M, Gapis, an
Jreitag Mbello in ieiner Sabine. Ter
Gampier ioIlte am 6reiia9 Ibeno UNI
G. llbr nod Baltimore abiabren,
fonnte iebod, rpegeu oiden Rebels
ieinen anterplaB nidt perloiien. Cd
pitGn GapiS 5og lid in feline Sabine
Suriid, nobbem or 9eiehl gegebell
bate, man mofte ibn iofort pedeii,
iuelt,l iih Der Eebel lihte. Als lettc'
rer ssoa eintrot uno Der Gnpitam &C.
ipedt peroen ioIlte, foto man, onB
oerieIbe oal eluigrn Shloi atigetrc'
ten bate. Ct. s.. o.. Rerubid bon
Srpington conitatirte, baB elm Ser5-
id,loa Die llriad)e bes, SooeS ipar.
Ter YcrItorbene trot Dor 40 Sabren
iii Sen IienIf Der yWeems Cine" unS
iiibr aui perihieoenen @ooten oieier
Gompdanic, iotuie biz 5u ieinem Sobe
aiti gooterl Der yMarpIanb. Geld;
mare unb girsihia.g abn." pelte Die
,Mcems Cine" iibernabm. Gupitdil
Iapis binterlGbt einen Sobn, Sobl
Z. Iapis. iueId,er aui benz Eatnpfer
.N%iobIeier" ais 0iii5ier oient.
SueeuStomn- 2inie ~ + .
baIb eroftnet.
Nm I. @ai miro Die Gompferlinit
Ger .Gueenstomn ano 2ope Hoiul
Transportation Company" eroffnet.
Gie Gorfipa9nie miro lorpobl Srad)t,
tpie Hoiioaiere beioroern unh taglidI
sipei Iampfer bon bier nbidbren loi-
len; apf) beabiidJtiet Die 6cnlpagnie.
sn Queenstown uto 2opc Eoint Ser
gniiaunes.Harfc onlegen 5ii lalien.
Stirmid DE Reiic.
Nit elmer Sabnna GiienerS boil
Snelpa iiir Die .Marplano StabI.
9~oinpagnic" lnngte Der britiiheI Cant
pier %. e., Gitiroien" geitern Yor-
rnttfua 5r Sparrops Yoint oil. @ic
Der Gopitan oes Ganipfers angicft.
tpar oas Wetter BON Guba aus fe.
it1noia iebr Itiirmiid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
geHcrcs @ettcr eingetrctcn.

Aer Wettermonn bate iih be5iiglih
beS aeltrieen @etters gIiidIider
Weiie getrrt. - aeiu meiterer
Hegenfall uno mir ein ipents
Shuee. - Ter BotoInac iutmer
nod, i'm Steiaen.
Regen mo Stnee, lpelde ser Of
~iijielle Wettermann in Woibinaton
fiir 9eItern p%oransgeiagt botte, Bile
ben gIiidIider @eiie aus. I'm 4 ubr
Nadunittoas idneite eS 5lpur Elm me.
lll9, uber Srau Sole lteIlte boS Ton.
ncnitiitteln bolb miebcr etu.
Sic @epGiier in ser Nahbaritoft
ton Baltimore %iloiien aeItern mieocr
3,emlid) rubig, ober Ser 8uupoipoer
ionbte bod nod, gepaltige @aiier-
nlailen iiber 0cn 0nHum 81 God Ho.
ben. Ter Yotomac lpnr uber INNER
nod, laneiom I'M Steigeu, ilnb i'm
Tcitliten Miorplano berrIdJte Gorge
fir sic Sidprbeit oes Gbelapeafe.
Sbio.amtolS, Der arn Nptomoc emit
lang fiibrt mo nur ourd, elmer
id)maleu Gumm, ben iogerunnteu
.Sotp.Gotb" Rauleielpiob), bon
Gem IluB %9etrennt lit. Set Wil.
Transport ulh Sancof NOR ser 6lub
t2 Nu6 geitie9en. Die groBe GiS-
iIauulls BET Sancod brot aeitern
@or9enL Die GisihoIlen floiien aber
ldngiam ab uro rit)teten feinen Sd,u.
ben an. Bel @iaiomsport beitebt
oler ole aroBte GiSitaulng i'm So
Eofoheaaue- Greet. linb oos GiS lit
10 SUB bod aegen ben aanal. Iqild'
cuff uno bieS teinbriide a%lligetbiirmt.
Iep 6lltb bat in 6olee oeiien Die Nie+
herltngen iiberilntbet. Webrere flei-
hcre 9riifen iihb tpeageitlpenlmt
iroroeu. Gos 8diier oeS 9lntietam-
Grecfs iiel eeitern.