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Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08
GOLD VAULT LOOTED.
4 REMARKABLE and BOLD ROBBERY.


San Francisco, Aug. THE Selby
Smelling and Lead company has been
robbed Of $2SO,OOO worth Of gold bull
lion. The theft occurred some time
Monday night and was not discovered
until yesterday morning. The thieves
tunneled from outside the building
under the vault at the Selby works,
which are located on the bay shore,
about 30 miles from San Francisco.
They got away with nearly 1900
pounds Of fine gold, worth $40 an
ounce, without leaving trace of
their identity behind. The robbery
is the most successful and remark
able ever accomplished on the Pacific
coast and was evidently the work Of
skilled mechanics. The whole affair
was most skillfully planned and as
skillfully executed. It is supposed
that when the robbers secured their
loot they loaded it into a boat that
was waiting and disappeared in the
fog that had come over San Francisco
bay. In their haste to get away they
left two gold bars worth nearly $780,
900 lying on the bank at the waters
edge.
The police at all the bay cities
were Immediately notified of the
crime, but all they could discover
were few of the tools that the rob-
bers had used.
The Selby Smelling and Lead COM
pany is the largest concern Of its
kind on the Pacific coast. Ores are
sent from all over the western coun-
try to be smelted and refined and the
gold is then turned over to the mint.
A steamer makes special trips be-
tween the smelter and San Francisco,
carrying the ores one way and bring
ing back the refined gold. Yesterday
morning when the workmen entered
the vault to prepare the gold for
loading on the steamer the robbery
was discovered. The thieves had
taken the precaution of fastening the
door of the vault from the inside 80
that it would be difficult to open
from the outside in case they were
interrupted in their work.
Probably preparatory engineering
extending over several weeks was
done before the robbery could be ac-
complished. Close to the wall OF the
building in which the vault is located
shaft was sunk below the founda'
ton. Then tunnel was run to the
vault and holes were bored in the
iron floor until an aperture suffi-
GENTLY large to admit man was
made. 1t was then easy work to
pass down the treasure into the tun-
mel and load it into a boat. The rob-
bers even took the precaution to
sprinkle red pepper in the tunnel in
order to make things as uncomfort-
able as possible for any one who
might attempt to pursue them.
There were four fine gold bricks
in the vault which the robbers loot
ed. Each was ten inches long, five
inches wide and four inches in
height. All these bricks were 9sS fine
and worth $1,000 per ounce. In addl-
ton to this there were stolen from
the bullion vault crude gold in all
shapes and sizes and some Of it in
bars of different lengths.
1T is the boldest robbery in the his
tory of the state" said Chief of De-
tectives Seymour yesterday after
noon, "and from all the information
tnaC can re OUialneu al Unis hnic
there is absolutely no clew to the rob-
bers. In fact, we do not know
whether the crime was committed BY
one man or five. The probabilities
to,youar thof more than onA man
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08
A Fn,t PASSENGER Train Deralled.

Milford Junction, Ind, Aug. T.
Spreading of rails three miles east
OF Nappanee, on the B. & O., caused
passenger train No. 8, the flyer to the
east, to be derailed last night. Six
cars left the tracks while the train
was going at the speed of 60 miles an
hour. but the so passengers escaped
with only bad shaking up.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08
The steel Strike Shuts Down Factory.

Niles, Mich, Aug. 1.-THE effects OF
the big steel strike are being felt
here. Yesterday the Merrill-stevens
company, manufacturers of railroad
cattle guards, was compelled to shut
down their local plant, being unable
to secure raw material. A large num-
ber of men are thrown out of EN-
ployment,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 7.--U0TTtsPUuU-
ence in the Times dated Hong Kong,
July 26, says yesterday fire broke
ont in the shaft tunnel of the Ameri-
can steamer Arethusa. a water ten
der to the ships Of the United States
navy, while lying at the docks at
Hong Kong for repairs. A number
of Chinese workmen were repairing
the shaft when the fire started. Two
filters were burned to death and seven
Others. four filters and three coolies,
were rescued, but all died before the
dav was ended"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08
Catholic Abstainers' Convention.

Hartford, Conn, Aug. 7.-Yesterday
afternoon and evening saw the ar
rival here of the advance guard of
delegates to the national convention
of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union of America, which will open to-
day in Footguard hall. Great inter
est is taken in the expected presence
of Archbishop Ireland.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08
New Yorker. Indorsc The steel strike,

New York. Aug. 7,--Following the
lead of the building trades union, the
board Of delegates of the miscella-
neous trades Of this city met vester-
day and passed resolutions indorsing
the Amalgamated steel strike and
pledging the strikers moral and finan-
cial aid.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08
.,,,,,,ue Non.UnIon street Car Men.

Lexington. KY. Aug. IA stre9
car was fred upon by unknown -
ties last night. One bullet woundeu
the non-union motorman in the arm
and others struck the car Men with
handkerchiefs tied over their faces
stoned another car, but hurt no one,
All cars ore being operated by nom
union men.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08
Hurt In u Runaway.

Leavenworth, Ran. Aug. I'm q
runaway accident on Salt creek road
six persons were severely injured, two
probably fatally. The victims COM
prised five Of the family of John
Renensland and Mrs. Charles Saun-
ders.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08
pro,o.ed National Coal Trust

Chicago, Aug. 7.-As a result OF a
secret meeting of the finance commit
tee of the proposed $soO,OOo,oW ma
tional coal trust held here yesterday
Il il said that the combination will be
completed by the frst Of next year.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08
child Was Not Lost

Mexico, Mo-, Aug. IA five-year-old
negro child was found murdered un-
der its own mothers house in this
city. The mother, Addie Crumley, has
been arrested. She claimed the child
was lost and her neighbors searched
for Il.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08

A passenger train ran into an open
switch at Union City, Ind, and col
lided with another train, wrecking
both engines. One passenger was
seriously injured, the rest badly
shaken up.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08
,noustrisl Commissions Report.

Washington, Aug. "A special COM
mittee of the industrial commission
met yesterday to begin work on the
draft of the report to be made to
congress at its next session. Several
afidavits were received and formally
accepted by the committee for inclu-
sion in its report.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08
pre.id.nt MCKINLEY Commutes a Sentence.

Washington, Aug. 7.-The president
| has commuted to life imprisonment
the sentence of death pronounced by
court-martial upon James W. Allen,
private company F, Twenty-fourth
Infantry. Allen was convicted OF rape
at Humingan, Luzon.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08

Yesterdays dispatches from various
parts Of Germany show that the finan.
eial and industrial crisis Is spreading.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-08

Kansas City, Aug. 6.-Sales by sample
ON track: Wheat-No. Q hard, 651tq66itc;
No. 8 hard, 65a65l2c; No. red CSC; NO.
3 red, &c. Corn-No. mixed, 57AaoShc;
No. 8 mixed, 57h@5Sc; No. white, 6sgec;
No. 3 white, 5Si9@5oc. Oats-No. . white,
soisdl4Oc; No. 8 white, 3SitQssltc. Rye.
No. q 65fS6c. Hay-Timothy, &.W9ll.W;
prairie. $7.OO@iiOO. Eggs, lOc per dos
Poultry-Hens, live, 51sc per lb.; roosters.
l2itc each; turkeys. 46Sc; ducks, bU0c;
pigeons, 500 per doz. Butter-Creamery,
extra fancy, l9c per b.; dairy. lec: store
packed, l2hc. Potatoes, soc4Sl.lO per bu.
Beets, 9O@3Oc per doz. punches. Onions, "
6goc per bu Tomatoes d.&@l.0 per peck
basket Cucumbers, $l0Ga.W per bu.
crate. Cabbage, $sO93S per cwt. Rad
ishes l5o per doz. punches. Lettuce. N.W
al N per bu. Peas, N.S920 per bu.
Beans. wax. S.75 per bu.; green, N.0o01. u.
Corn. l5d9Oc per dos ears. Squash, 0Q7bc
Der doE. Apples, new, $50 per bu. Black
berries, sl.5Oq2.50 per crate. Cherries.
4Oa5Oc per Y bu basket. Cantaloupes.
Il '7562.5O per standard crate. Watermsl-
ems, sl.50dS5O per doz.
Chicago and II. Louis Cash Grain.
Chicago, Aug. 6.-Wheat-No. 2 red. TOY
a7lixc; No. 3, 7O0ilc; No Q hard winter.
7Oa7ic; No. 3, 6sihl7lc; No. l northern
spring. T@73c, No. ?, DlaG73c; No. ;. 80
Tic Corn-No. Q, 56Q56itc; No. 3, b6lf96ec.
oats--No Q, sdS5Ac: No. 3, Sc.
st. Louis. Aug. 6.-Wheat-No. 2 red
cash, elevator, S71tc; track. ss06sitc; No.
IL hard, es@69Ac. Corn-No. cash. ts&ci
track, soc. Oats-No. cash. 3x00c;
track, 36k03sc; No. . white NA0soc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
@utof,tsn Fat er fein Reht, in Holden

@utaftsn fat er tein Re9t, in fpl4en
StruBen Fir biz Ssku4tung gu lOrs
on. BON feinsn @prsdngern tpaten
aber id,on cine Qn3abl 2ampsn in
priDotItrnBsn err:6tt, unb perDen
bieTelb<n bibe6alten.
Qenberung i'm 9ien It.
Die qolisei : gummifdre baben
ieBt einsn glan in 8srat9ung, bic ars
be:ts1funnen Der 8oli3iTtsn uno Ssrz
geanlsn gu dnbern. Six bsubIi4ti9en,
bic fpqsnannie uG"IOipiIion gang a6z
suf6afFen unb bic Qr6siss5eit 10 elm
5~uifs;ten, oaB ale Poli5tten a4t
5iunben i'm OienTt Iino. ltntsr Dem
isb:ssn 5pTtem muB Die ~@"eSlo3iton
je6en Sag 5pei Wtal gum Oient ere
56sinen.
8(atternnr6t
cSm GanitGi8amte tpurD%n 9e1tsrn
ms9rere angsb!ife glatRrnfdQs angez
msloet, o6er bic nGbsre un!%r1u6un9
our6 @eIuno6sits : @ommihdr Or.
go5leD uno 9I.fs>8efunObstI9zGom
miFGr Dr.. Spnss srgob, baB e nur
si~nefbi(Dete Pfdt!Rrn fpdrfn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
Gulfan in Qlasfa.
Mount Wron9eG in s6dtigfeit. - W64
fenbung piFeni4aftIi4sr grpeOts

Mount Wrangsl in SbGtigteit. - M64
ienoung piFeniAaftli4sr grpeots
tionen CUR 8eoba4tung oes 96ds
nomens.
Gan 6ran3isco, 3. Sdnudr.
-1eber Sitfa, QGasfa, tpmmen Na9z
ri6ter iiber obermulige bultaniI6e
Nusbrii6e beg Mount Wrangsl, ben
Elm NuslGufer Der @bugatIbz2llpen lit.
Der Berg Iiegt ettpd $50 W6eilen nprbs
ne 1tlid pom Mlount Ct. @lias. Da
Ginge6orenen Der umIisgenOenO itritH
fIie6en, ba fie fiirdttn, baB bic 4usa
brii6e gr0Bere 0imenI tonen annebmen.
Bis ieBt bat Der Berg nod feline Saba
ousgetpprfs fen. Sc beiBt, baB bon
WaIhington pber elmer Der amerttaniz
Ifsn urinsrIitGten @gpebitionen duss
gsianbE tperber io0sn, UNI nG6ere @rs
6e6ungen iber bic Natureri4einung
an3uIeIen. Mfount Wrangel biGbat
Elm @tlieb in Der Settle Der io%genanntsr
brenneuben 8srge bes nprbpeitli4en
Mmeritu's.
SoGten bic Qugbrii8e anbdlten, 10
peroen tpubrI6einGid audi eurppdiI4e
piF4ni6aftlihe 9eTeQ16aften @rpeoi1
tionen na4 Mount 8rangel duBiers
ben, ba Der sigentbImGi4e Gbaratet
Der Gruptionen benielben beionoere
tptTsnT6uftlibe 8~ebeutun9 berlelRt.
9ultane 6iloen einen bsrporrdgenbe1
@egen5tanb tpiFsrI9aftlider Sors
I6png, 3umal ba ibre S6dtigteit dls
bic 9benpmenc umfaBt, tpel4e nit Der
Ius1tpBung erBiBtep MaterTe aus BEN
Snnern Der groe p%erbunoen iino.
Our6 oas Stubium Der geOlogii6en
formation, Dur4 pel4s fie our4bre'
6er, tOnnen pi6tige gntbedungen ge
ma6t nsroen, Die gun3e GId6en6ib
bunq zines 2anoes 1T in D%srganSentn
3ei!en bur9 oieie ieismffdenl umpGb
3unqen perdrbert pDpoen, uno etneE
9roBsn SbtiG uuierer geOlogii6en
RenntniFs baben mir einem Stubrnm
Der Sriimmer gu berbunfen, pei4e Bel
bebeutenoen @ruptioHsn \ ausgeitoBen
ntroen.
Die gauge Gosmpgonie bes Tiioli6sn
Sxiles BON Nlasfa mag cine 8erdns
Osrung erfobren, penn bic ge9enfpdrtis
Gen Nus6rii8e anbalten poer Den Inns
Fanq ertpeitern, Der i'm Berei4s Der
Sbdtigteit liegt. gs beburf nur einsS
@rpG6nnng Der Greignife in Stalisn
pGbrenb bss eriten JaRrRunoerts
6ri7tli6.r Mard, mo bic cine Seite oeS
sommoz8rosrs, Der isit MenI4enge'
benfen ni4t me6r tbGtig gepefen par,
pt0bli6 our9 cine fur4tbare GrpGoa
ion 3erIt0rt lpurbe uno Ii4 bic fur4t'
bare aataftop6s ereignste, tpel4e oIs
8iloung beg 8e7ubs unb bic 8crni4'
funa Der @tGbte SercuLanum uns
9ompsii our 6olge bate.
Der gruptionen beg 8eiuos 9ebt gea
pD6nGi6 biz Nu5itORung BON 81isn,
boraus, geroos tpte bag itBt Bel b<m
mount 8rangsf Der San 1T; oann
Fo(gt 4usitoBung BON Dafer unO
0Gmpfsn unb f6IieBfi3 folgen Sdtpts
fel unb 2dbd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
oils GjiftMnrDerin GHge
5rau Rat66un bate i6rn 8nqlen BIZ
feitigen ppIsu, olsir IRr @a'S
YUrr0s bns Sbfer.

Trau Rat66un bate i6rn 8rAlen be-
ieitigen ppGsu, aasir ERr @a'H
lpuroe Oas Opfer.
Nep Suben, @orn., 3. Sdn.-
Oas GeIultat Der Gproners : hni2r'
Iu4ung in 8etreTF bss GdtRburF 9Lft1
mOrOe5 piro iebf 6sfanrt gegsb,n. Die
Jurp bat ibren Da6ripru4 babln aba
J gegeben, boB BiGiam Ratbbun our4
9tlt gu ieinem SoDe fam, bds our9
istne Satin Mariu Mnn 3dt6bun IN
Den %alfee ein:s 8oItgdugers, Rdmerr5
So9n i. 9art, gemiT6t poroen fpdr-
Sn 6rou E%atb6un's I6F6t Fon es ge@
ltg'n 9ober, ienen Sort, NIT Dem lie
Elm itrdflifss 9erbGItniB bate, ouf
bieIe 8eiIe gu 6eIeitigeH. 0as Mpz
ttb 5u Der 36at ion barin al Iu6en
1ein, Dab Jruu Rat6bun BON giFsra
fu6t befaIIen mar, neil isner SQrt in
leBter 3eit ibr untreu gctpOro5n pur
uno feline 3ureigung elmer anoeret
perIon 3~u9stpanOt 6atte.
0o5 Gift, ba5 CUR QntpenOung qes
6ro4t tporben, mar &attengiFt. IS
i'm na9 G"rtldrung Der Goroner8s
Surp in ben 8afFes in 9arPs GBNKe[
get6an tpprben iein. 9art mar Der.
8e|4mad oes 8affse's eigentFImGi9
borgetommen uno 10 bate er 8atbs
bun, Der gsp0bnIi9 fsinen 8dFfee, Tons
bern Sbee trant, bspogen, Oapon 3a
trinten. 9eibe tparen na6 Dem Sc
nnfe oeSSafFets auf Den Sob e~rtranlt,
bod bate 9urt Ii4 1pieOer er6Olt.
5rau 8dtbbun fpurbe i'm 2aufe bes
Sages unter Der Nntlage oss Morbes
Der6aftst. Nu6 Sobn ). 9art tpurbe
formeq in @epabrTam genommen. S9Sn
benz 9oft6efebl miro er Der l1nterbalz
tung ItrGfli6er 8e3ieAungen gu Srdr
Ratbbun be3i6tigt. Der 9ofi3ei
I4eint IS bei9arts @erbaftung baupts
Td3Ii4 oorum gu tbun gu fein, i'm ges
gebenen Sales als 3eugen gsgsn 5rau
Ratbbun aufIpteIen 81 f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

ems bieie 4nffalt nobl f6perli9 ben
ieBt bon ibr befaupttten 9D6epunft err
rei6t 6aben piirbs. Der Sun9frauen>
8erein 6ilbet bas ptrmitteEnoe 9lieo
in Der Settle, bic Ii9 UNI Die 5reaaoe Il.
@0nner Der 4nItaIt I9lIngt, uno min
f6en mir bsmisf6en einen sbenio bur9@
f4~lagenbsn Grfplg, ME benz Weuttsrs
8erelne.
Oas Direftorium.
Der geIu6 Der SiBungen oes Otz
refEoriumg mar ffsts Elm gutter. Nsun
5Ee0en in bsmIelben tp:roen beute
Q6enb bafunt unb Iinb oieielben burf)
Neupu6l gu beIeBen, ME audi fsrner
bisieniqe oes 5rn. 9einr:9 Sorftmann,
Der am 5. Sftober bas 3eitlide iegz
nele. Oerfetbe mar Elm pfli6tgstrues
unb belie6tts @tieO bisies S0rpsrs.
9efaents unb 9ermd4tz
nifit.
Der 8eridt oes JInan8 : @etretdrs
oisbt sinen Qustpsis ibsr Die i'm Gaute
6es Sobres Der 4nItuIt 5ugsflOfensn
@ef6snie unb 8ermd4tniife. Bir
nolIen Der 6ofFnuns k6sn, DAB oieie
Qisbsgqa6en ME pertir3t tperoen. Die
eolen @penOsr perDen mir Itets lin be-
ten Nnbanfen bebdlten.
5tnun3beri6t Ir bas
q k~ 1ONN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

metttrausfi4ten - Tir
Marplanb unb ben DiTtrift Columbia
FLAIR ON 5r.itag, ni6t msbr gang 10
falt, Oftli6e unb faOOlfli9. Winbe,
flar am Samftaa4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
Brisfbef6rberums mod benz Nmslanbe.


en- Der nit benz 5. San. 1901 en-
benben Wo6e f9lsbt Die ausldnbiI6e
Soft (pintttid in alien 6dasn in oiez
fem poftamte, pis folst (Yadet : poii
often bon 9 ubr Morgens Bis 5 llbr
Na6mittags. ,ausgenommsn Conn
tass):
Srans : Ntlantii9e poft.
Greitae, 6 ubr Mbenos, fiir@uropd,
per Dampfer rGtruria." pta Nuesnsz
tDtpn.
Soft fir Siibz unb Central Mmerita,
Meftinbien etc.
Greitaa, 1 ubr Na9mittaes, fir
Cuba, p;a Sampa; u llbr Ha6ts,
fur 8ermuba, per Oampfer vSriniz
bab1; fir 8raflisn, per Oampfer
8nFfon";; fir porto Rieo. per Dam
pier San Suan"; fir Curacao uno
Wensauelo, per Dampfer r9ilour";
fir Samaica unb @rsptotpn, per
Dampfer rIIsne".
Samfas. IL l1br Ra9ts, fir Naiz
{au, pia Midmi.
polt fur Neufunblanb, pia Nortb
SDbnsb, unb fur Miquslpn, bia 3d.
iion, idtieBt bier tdsli9 um 3 u9r
Nadmittaes; fir Gotta aica, 9onbu=
rag unb Guatemala, pia SEEM : Or
leans, tagli9 s ubr Mbenos.
5rans Pacifie : Ypf.
I Die 9rans : puciflc : PoIf tpirb
abeei9idt tdglia mad ben Soften obne
Nufsntbalt Der uebsrlanb 6 Rpute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
Sta0t Baltimore.
Ser &dlenoer
Its
"0eut(6et gorre(ponoenten''
fir 1901.

Der aalenber bes ,0eutiden GORE
ipDnoentsn," Elm ~pertbpoles 9anObua
fir jeben OeutIGen in Baltimore unO
Marnlanb, ma9t in Der apeiten So
nuarzWofe isin GrI9sinsn. Seosr
2sisr oes yOatfden G%orreiponoenz
ten" erbdlt benislben ols sepib mill
fpmmenes @sIdvnf bes 9erausgebers
frei in's 9aus gelisfsrt. Oas bD4lt
intereFants BUD, psldss i9on Bel
Isinsm .riten Gri9siusn i'm 8orjabre
cine 10 aubsreepDbnli6e Na4frase
bsruria6ts, 1T bieies Subr nod melt
rei16alfieer ausgsfattst, unb bsfonz
bers 1T barauf HifIt6t genommen,
baB 8altimorer u1b MarDldnbsr benz
islben als elm bD9It niiBli9es Na9z
i9lagebu9 betra9ten fDnnen. Der
ielbs pirb nur an Wbonnsnten ber9ez
ben, unb es biirfte fi9 batter fir ieoen
Oeuti9en e~mpfeblsn, nod in bieisr
Mo6e in bic Nbonnentsnreibe oes
,OeuT6sn Gorreiponbenten" sin5uz
tresn. Sober Srdger nimmt 8sItelz
lunsen entsssen. Do9 esniigt i4on
bas 3ufenbsn elmer poIttarie nit Der
ri6tigsn Qorsfs an Die Office bes
,Oeutidsn gorre5punosnten," S.zW.<
gds bon 8altimorsTtraBe unb poltz
Sffioes2lpe., Baltimore, Mb.
I'm oen 2sIsrn beg rOsutf9en
gorreiponbenten" cine Soss gu seben,
mas bas 70 belsbt. 8oibbu4 sntbdlt,
brinsen mir bier sinen tbeilpsiisn
uebsrblid iibsr ben Snbalt oefelbsn.
Ser &ofenber ent6Glt:
G6rpnif Der SDOesfdGe BON Ssutz
16e1 in Baltimore uno Warplano in
1900;
uebsr1i1t Der pi9tisIsn grsisn:Re
in Stabt unb Stadt;
8ei9reibune bon Baltimore felt Der
8riinouns Der Stoot;
9er5sidniB alIer beutiden 8ir9en
unb Namen Der 9eiitli9en;
Die elf grDBten 8autperfe;
Sas 3eiultat Der Muni5ipalpabl
om 2. Mai 1899;
Oas 8ptum pes Staates unb Der
Stabt fir 9pupsrnsur. Gpntroleur
unb General : Mntpalt in 1899;
Die 8ep0ltsrung bss Staatss i'm
@srgleids nit Der 3unabme in ben
aebn Ssfaben bes 10. Sobrbunberts;
Oas 8oium fir gonereB : &sprGz
%ientanten Der feds Marpldnbsr 0iz
i~trifte;
Das 9otum fir Mappr, @tabtz
Gontroleur unb Prdioent beg atpeiten
Hatbs5pe:sss;
Die pbsrften Gtaats : 8samtsn;
De obsrlien 5tabt & 8samisn;
Ser Stabtratb BON Baltimore BON
1899;
Die Wirren in China;
Ois Barrier Misunderstanding;
GUTENBERG II. bic 8ubbrudertunit;
Mpberne His5snbampftr;
Par@ImeritaniI4s QusftsGung;
Das 10. Sablbunbert;
politii9s 9unoi6au aus ben Ser.
Staaten, Osuti4fano uno anbsren
Gtaaten;
Ser II. Genius;
: Die prGfioenten ber Ger. Staaten;
Die grDBten StGbte Der grbs;
Staakn u. Serritorien Der Union;
3insfuB unb 8eridbrunesfriIt in
ben Ser. Staaten;
Isabelle fir ,3insberednuns;
Der Sc. gGnsrsB;
Wifsnsnerthes in bsr 2anbpirt6=
f4aft u. I. IN.
Ser kefannte Wanbtalsnber esbt
uniereT asiern in Disien sossn ebsuz
fans, gu.
0te Gebaftion.
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fetr &inb!"- 9ieFe aqgemein
6efpunbsrte, f90ne gartate pirb am
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AnS benz Snnern N%arblanb's urb
ben angren3enoen Staaten.

SberF 2uman's 8eerbi<
gnng.
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gouniD : 9eri1ts. fanb an Mitnod
nntsr GROCER 8eibeilisnng in Gumberz
,lanh ftatt- puftpr Or. Sames 6.
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unterhaItmnes.@ ceipcifer.

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TO ADVER-
G

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tiqeuj einbeimiiatn Griabmitttl fir $ n. sit
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nafme bes Sonntags, BON 9 big 1
ubr unb Samitags BON 3 Biz 9 u6r
Nben6s 8eloer entgegen ne6men.
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Chfer OrS Teuer0Gmnns.

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