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Evening journal., 1901-09-18
ME WsPAPER vILI.AINY

The New York Journal is being
made to feel the public wrath for its
incendiary utterances in the past, and
no sophistry can explain its equivocal
position. It has heaped abuse upon
the late President, and attacked him
with every villainous weapon that type
or cut could invent. Immediately af-
ter his death IL turns its columns OF
gall into the most eulogistic panegyrlcs,
under the hope that its slime and
nastiness might be forgotten. It lied
then, or It lies now; there Is no other
conclusion. IL attempts to cover its
position by saying that it was only
fighting a legitimate political battle,
and that the President himself, ad-
mired an aggressive contestant. That
may be true. but he did not admire
the continuous appeal to passion. ha-
tired and prejudice such as issued in
a continuous stream from the Journals
presses. The paper has been de-
nounced from the press and the pull
pit; the proprietor has been hanged in
effigy. but the most singing arraign-
mentment came from the lips of the
venerable and respected ex-Mayor
Hewitt.
We do not believe that the utter
ances OF the New York Journal had
anything to do with this crime. If it
should be shown they had the Ameri-
can people would see that its offices
were forever closed. But the crime
has served 10 call attention to its ter
rible abuse Of journalistic ethics. and
to show the possibilities of a continu-
ance Of such defamatory utterances
Criticism Of an administration is per-
fectly Legitimate. but that form of
abuse which has a tendency 10 inclte
men to violence which undermines re-
spect for ourimen in power, and brings
our institutions into contempt, when
there is no foundation for such utter
ances, is dangerous, and tends to
anarchy. So long as there is a dis
tinct note OF patriotism, accompanied
by a sense Of deoency underlying hos
tile criticism. all is we'll And it is
just this which has characterized the
conduct OF most Democratic journals
in their criticism OF President Nc
Kinley. Mr. Bryan, himself.
has generous words in this crisis, and
they fall not ungracefully from his
lips. While he has opposed the Presl-
dent in almost every measure; yet his
utterances show a stratum OF patriot
ISM and that he opposed the princi-
pies, not the man; and never a word
has he uttered which could be con-
shued into advocacy Of violence. This,
it Is only just to state, has character
lied most of the criticism of the
Democratic party, and it is fortunate
that it is so. 1t means that our 10y
atty to the Government and to our
institutions is greater than parties
and rises above passion.
But with certain journals which de-
sire to lead public opinion. and coin
9i"h"Nl iheo Nvii"A . NAhhN"sAOh bohNa
the place of argument, and facts give
place to headlines of poster type. An
educated public opinion is the remedy.
And such occasions as this may serve
the purpose of bringing a great many
people to their senses. When the hand
of death is laid upon an honest, patri-
otto citizen whom men have abused
and slanderod then they may feel
the pangs Of remorse, but it is toe
late TO retract; the wrong cannot be
lighted, the dead cannot hear.
Evening journal., 1901-09-18

Frank Woolley and G. T. Singley
have returned from Portland, Me-.
where they attende the meeting of
the National Association OF Under
writers.
Professor John B. Richie has re-
turned from Rehoboth.
Evening journal., 1901-09-18

One Of our progressive merchants
has the right spirit Yesterday when
many business men were inQuiring
what their competitors proposed to do
this man said; Il don't care what any
one else does, l shall close" We like
that. and such a person wins general
respect and is always successful
Evening journal., 1901-09-18

1t is part Of anarchistic podcy to
deny any knowledge Of murder plots,
and to deprecato assassination, after n
murder has been committed by any of
their number But it is not reasonable
to suppose that individual members of
their order attempt deeds of violence
without direction and encouragement
Evening journal., 1901-09-18

William II. Robinson, Jr., and v
leave today for Buffalo and Mag
Falls. '..tf.
Evening journal., 1901-09-18
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IL, 1901

WEATHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
Partly cloudy and cooler, northerly
winds, followed by rain. Tomorrow
partly cloudy and cooler.
Evening journal., 1901-09-18

An American naval officer who
thinks Admiral Cervera acted in a
cowardly manner at Santiago declines
TO give his name for publication. In
this case it is an easy matter to locate
the oowardice without identifying the
Washington Post.
Evening journal., 1901-09-18
Special
Introductory Prices on all Goods This Mont

Six special Oak Suits attention for this sale.
$145O 1900 $780, $20O0 $780, $4,000 Exclusive designs
course that will be found this store clear saving of 20
cent each one.
walnut higher grade Chioniers Toilet Tab
and Wardrobes to match each design.
The price range here for 8pece suits $1,000 $50O0 5pe
suits $500 $4,000 The most distinctive line of aor goods
shown in this cyevery guaranteed represendook the
and them with others you and the character
style, the coverings and the price
The 3pee Bed-he spring bottom included which forms the SIT
rails of the bedeasy together taken apahree special
$3.50 $3.50 and $3.50 all enameed white with brass trimming
1.-The best bed we know Of
$3.50 S75GOthe $3.50 Couch is we'll made covered with vou
The Voger steel frame Couch for sale her pec
upholstery ndesructbe couch be made$l5I
to $30O0-full tufted
our late President the store will be closed all day Thursday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SAINTS 90. Sanoau ano 6rau an
RaI3arins Or. 9tannan, SfTsite Der
gGarlesfirabsr : Nosnue. naae 81.
SIrabs, 16 BET 116; S..
G6lG. u. 6ifs an SObn 8. b.
Drysl., Siioiaie Der g., nu6s Gin
Npsnue, Is bel 125; $842.50.
G1as. England on Quguta 6.
9rimeg, SiiooItzgGs Der 2ombarbz
9lrabe uno Gansnosr Qlsp, Is 6si
1913, @runo3ins $26.O4; $40.
QfuouIt Weber an G1as. 8. Weber,
69 @runbItids; So.
San:s 6. Stirling an n4ag. osutz
fde Mdiisrbaus : 9eieGidaft," prei
@runofide; $4,000.
8. Gamar &elp an 5bos. e. @be~
Ritz unb Grau. moropIHsite btr 9art>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-03

auf bieie 8enugt6uung ber3i9te ih!"
sd psiB ni4t, mas BIZ ipnit nod
piaf!A
r0as tpsiBt bu nidyt9 8 msin
Soft, tpenn bas Frii6er gei4ebsn pds
re, mas bdtteft bu oa empfunoen!
8is mar bir's, bite, srinnere bi4 barr
an, i'm 9aIIionsipsl, mo i6 gum
edith Den 8uden5trsi4 betum9 Sraf
er bi4 ni9t, ME bu Id9teit, in bas ei@
gene I9er5? Die miBts bir's erft ietn,
mann bu es in Wirtli9tsit iiebT? .
Wei6, bic S6rdnen miiBten Dir Iber
Die 8afen rinnen Dor Sammtr tim
ben arfnsn, berfommnsn Mann, Der
bas e;n5ige Ma[, mo ct Is tpogte, Ii3
osiner S6tpeR gu ndkn, bOn beinen
2ataisn mib9anDelt tpirb. Wenn bu
nod einsn 6unfen 2itbe fir mid 6dtz
teTt, 10 fi6lteTt bu, baB Elm ein5iger
Sub, Der mir miEsibig bic S4ma4
bon Der Dunge ti!gte, cine Before 8es
n~ugt6uung mare, ats bic GntIofung
e,,nes Oiensrs, ben ou uu9 jsosm
Srsmoen esppfert 6dtttIt! - Qber
IS lit borbei, mir bsrfte6en uns ulht
me6r!"
Ginen Nugenblid tGmpft bic 9rds
fin 5pf 3en @r6urmen uno Wioerz
pilen. Nber bel benz 9sbanfsn, mil
i6ren 2ippen bas Qntl.b beribren gu
IOlsn, bas Don Der 6duo ibres Die
ners sef4dnbet, i6ermunnt Ts Der
@tef un0 tie tpsnbet fi9 ab.
rSu, ts6r mir nur ben Riten, =
benin tpsnn ou mir ieBt in bic Qugen
idbit, miibteft bu bic beinen nisosrs
iflugen unb rotb tptrben bor S6um."
~SSd bite, gu bebenten, oaB i9, an
oerartige @psbrii4e nidt 9stpO6nt, gsz
nOtbigt iein tpiroe, bic untsrsbun9
ab3ubreden, tpenn bein 9snebmen
ni6t eins 5orm dnnimmt, be BEN
8iloungsgrabe minsr 8reiie nebr
entfpri6t."
1N,r4..A,-~ E.I.k
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-03
SrirathS=9 icen,ru.

SIN Common BIeas : @eri6t purz
ben geTtern Dom 4ttuar QipinQ51on
foIgenoe 9tirutbs : 2iosn5en ausgez
feqt:
GOtpin 6. cannon, MoFun's
gprtngs, Mo., uno Clara 9rstnbaum,
Woi6ington.
Daniel S. Su1aDan, Rr. 1905, SAP
ette@StraBs uno 3utis 8euD.
6rdncisco 9aoIa GdIimanp, Tr.
1114, 2op*StraBe, uno Dis9u Re.
9enrD Winter Deets uno Battle 8.
Cunningham; QppIitant q. >. Ni6olz
ion, GIT. I'LL, 9oIins=SttaB
G6us. s. @bnaros, Nr. Ait, Norbs
StridsrJStrabs un6 Cora 6. Mebers.
5rart y. 9i6in{on, Nr. 100, MeIts
8altimore4StraBe, unb GoIb;s 8.
9optins.
@Derstt q. aippIe, Nr. 1885, WeTts
2eriugton<StraBs unb Carrie Got.
SoRn PauG uno Winnie @io6et; DIP
Plifdni Wm. g. 8ifbourn, Nr. 116,
SiibsG Strap
9tObonni 0i 9lngelo, Nr. Ala, Qiss
quitbzS troBe, unb RupbeQa 8op6ino.
Jo6n 5. RitterpuI4 unb MarD u.
2andhor; Applitant s. Aut6, Nr.
2154, 8ont@StraBe.
gso. %. Mortiu uno Moggie Snz
med; QpPlifcnt 9eo, Nnberion, 6aGz
itOn, Mo.
SEQ. s. I@urr, Nr. 1888. Drutoz
9iazQpenue, uno Marp q. 2s6om.
(9snrp Sofep6 9:nsIer, jun, unO
Sulia Qlics Pot, 8e!Oe aus 8aI9ings
ton. .. s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-03

0crbnnunaSihmame-gehcift.

Srpp, pu., ben 5. SuIi 1900.
On bic II, 9. armD Ii. NaDp
SabIet 6 o.,
Hr. II, Dit IA. Str, q. : 3.
Msine 9erren! - Sd babe Sire
0psptpIis : tablets beriu6t unD En-
tldre bieie1ben fir bos bette Mittel.
ba5 i6 jemals gegsn meine 9etoauz
ung5I6pG6s eingenommen 6obe, Sd
babe isit bistsn Sa6rsn Daran gelitten,
uno felt ia SIRE 9abIets gsnpmmsn
babe, fat fiA meme oGgemeine &C.
fun'o6eit bebeutsno gebs1ert. @inge>
i9lofen in bieisn Brief finoen Sic so
Gsnts, fir pelfr Sic mir gsfGGiqIt
Elm 25 Gents : Padst bon eS6rsn ODsz
pepIie : Soblets unb Elm % Gsntsz
padst ponS6ren 3humatismusz5 Sab
lets i6iden nplen. Die &6eumdtisz
mus : Sablets Tino fir cine 5reunpin.
5ruu Spfss 8reen.
gu baben BEL a0sn N~potbefsrn ober
eegsn PoItna4nahme 0 % Gents
5ugeidnbt. (Sft25-)
gu BADEN unb empfOblen bon 8 b Q.
%. &oIbepep, Nr.2 TreDsridz gtps.
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Ser Yru0uften Wnrft.
untsnitebenosn PrtiTe be8isben Ii9
auf oas gn9rO5z9eiddft i'm Gns
betails9dnosI 1T Elm sntfpre9enber
Qufi6ldq 3u berehnen.O

(Oe untenlRpenOen Ptetie be3tsbetl 1t0
auf bas Gngrp5z9 ei6Gft; i'm @ns
betaitz9dnosI lift Elm sntfpre6enber
auH4ldg gu bere4nen.)
6arm 8robutte.
&GI+: PRO pfuro, psYorf, bon
Creme, 6O=pfiinbi9, neuer Safe, 12c,;
fla4, 35zpfiinoig, 1916; 23spfiinoig,
124c. Big 121c.
4ebenOea 9sFliigsl: pro 9funb,
junge 6i6ner, Sc. big &C.; Ssrren
71c. Biz &c.; @nten Sc. Big 1Oc.; 9uz
Ter 7c, Bis 1886; @GnIs Sc. Bis 93c.;
pro S!id 40c. bis 60c.
9tI6!n4tetea @eFIiissl: pro pfunO,
iunge 6I6nsr Sc. Biz 93c.; 9<nnn
&c.; gnten Sc. Big lie; 9usr Zoe.
Big 12t.; @Gnfe 81. Bis 95c.
Gisr, pro 0uBeno zoe. Big 23c.
5rihte unb SsfofrI9tt.
Nepfel: pro SAB, Nepzgorfer $500
big $3.50; @nonos PRO @rale $3.50
bis $500; QpfIiinsn, pto Bite $3.50
6is $500.
Semitic: tDsibe aartoffslu, pro 9us
ffsf 48c. Big &c.; 3ptebsIn zoe. Biz
Soc. PRO 8ufhG; MiBtDbI, Hepz
0orter $1,000 his $500 pro Son
ne; MorpldnOer $500 Bis $3.50
pro 9unbsrt. 3uderriben: IL. Biz
19c. pro giinoel. 9ronsbesren pro
SAB $500 bi5$11;SeGeris, prp Dub.
12c. Bis 70c.; pro 8unoef Sc. Biz 4c.;
Meerr:ttig, pro 8ufdsItiIts $1,OO Bis
$1.25. 9riine 8o6nen pro 9or5
1925 Big $500. Spinal, pro 8uI6siz
fiIte Doc. Biz 35c. Hunoe Nii6en pro
8uI9slfiIie 25c. Big BOO. @drotten
pro 8iinbsl 1c. Bis lie. Somatoes,
pro 6 8orb Garrnr $500 big $500,
@urten, pro &iIle $3.50 Bis $500.
Butter, pro Pfunb:
T~
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tpoub ( aUerue, nabs austtnIfraBe,

poOb ( apSrtue, nabe a~usttnftrabe,
IA BEL 83. 9ruroairs 800; $500.
@so. u. Wfiaer an Wargoret 2afz
frtp, Sioofiate br @:tttnsQ oss
nus, na6s PoEoniirabs, IA bei =,
9runo3ins $56; $3.50.
RObt. g. Bonnie an 9so. s. SdItsr,
3 9runoitide; $2843.O8.
Soi. 6. @ilpin an 7Srsb. $. @ils
Iiams, SFieits pr Galpertz, nabs /.
StruBe, Is bel 80. 9runp3ins $135;
S..
6rso. 8. 8i1iams an Gecil q.
Nonip, Sffe;is ber GoTbsrte, nah /.
StraBs, 10 bei 80, 9runb5ins $135;
$500.
2pp;a 81. Mottsr unb 9tma6l an
5annis 8oettieF.imer, Siioieite Der
6orlem : Qperue. NAT: 9apfunitrab.,
"A BEL IS; $40.
8so, @bislpd, 8ruIftt, an Samuel
g. @snbere, Siiotpsfieits Der Gu
tatDtruBe, nabe Nortb : NOsHlte, 1879
bfi 1859; $770O.
NleT. u. Sannar an benjamin 6.
8opne. OfIsik Der SoncOro : Wptnus,
no4s GfafeItraBe, 1873 bi 81. 8runo1
gins $58.
@t5ie $. 9iqinsleu uno @smo6t an
Barbara Sbome, OTtIef.s Der 9olz
brpot ltrdBe, maize prtitonitraBs, II
bei 48; $3.50.
SuGius $. Wnmar, @erpaltsr, an
Wm. Pauius, SiibTeik Der @opdrbz,
nafe@aHuIfraBe, 14.6 bei SO, 9runos
gins $18.12t; $500.
Baltic 9. 9. 8. NfOciation" an
Sufon W;Iipn, NorhoItItite Der Mt.
Ropal 4Denue, nob Wpi6erItraBe,
Is BEL So, @runb3ins $3.50; $1,000.
9sten u. 8rebs an Mo1p Snroes.
SruItss, Sibiette Der 5oB;ttes, rd6e
9rssntitrobe, Is bei SO; $1O66,66.
9Piiip 6. Mus[sr tic. an So6n
MeiBtl, 10 8runofIds; S4654.54.
Ranoolpb SorreIter an 2inn;e me-
PRatl, SibIsite Der Nortbz, rots OPP
p.tton : Npenus, Is bei 80. $4,000.
So6n 6. 6:ds an S. 3Gos. 8sinz
harot, SiiopsfIsite bIr 2inbsn : Nbss
TUX, no9s McWts6enItraBs, Is bsi 80,
S>uno3ins $3.50; $4,000.
NoO.pR 8ns an Sara6 S6nsioer,
W2Fieiys Der Sigh, na6e 5t;kafraB:,
20 BEL 100. @runb5lns 500; $500.
Sto. ~. 8enfon, 5eft. 8oGFr., an
SameS g. 8<nfon, 2 9runOFits;
$500.
So6n s, nor 8rsele unb frau an
gbas. u. 5ids s!c., SiDfsit: bar 8,
nope Sim : Npenue, 22.6 6:i 125;
$437.5O.
R:o9elp Sailor al Settle s. Sobns
ion, 8tFiisite Der 3iOeriip q, QOtnus,
Is BEL 81. @runb5ina l Gent; S..
go. M. gerIon, Stf |. 19oQffr IT,, an
GtR:l .. 8tnIon ETC, Nor0TeiIs oer
giobkz, maize 4nnTraBs. IA b:i 80;
$500.
2lrtbur 9. gr6pn, 9yuTse, an
@orrolG 3. Bomb, 1 9runoTiid;
$4,000.
@arrpQ s. 9pnb an $50. 81. Ws66,
1 8runoFiid; S..
S. Q:iano 9onna stc., Sequt It:r,
an Wm. g. 8rpan. jun, 1 8puuoz
ftid, 8runb3ins $50; 5000.
g. 3ag1rt Sissle, 3guIt:s, an Oaz
nisl 9. 8udiep, SIoieits DIR 6ronfz
liritroBs, naRs 8incent IQtb, Is tsi
1O4.9, 8~runO8ins $50; $500.
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EnIfinnnreT Gnfan1a.
o. G1apis WqrfitIb, Qehn

g. Ddui3 MdrfieIb, WptT1etffe7S
6rso.rid 2etf, 9UIFsspcFmeiftr.
Die pot lit Sag uno Na4t often.
OnS Department. fir 9:losNntpeis
fungen if 9e0ffnet bon 9 nbr Tfors
gems BIC 5 ubr N6sRbs; an 6eIttdgsn
1T es gsIAloftn.
Das Ospqrtcmmt fir rsgiItrlrte
8risfe lit g%s0ffn!t DON 8 ubr Wors
gems Bis 6 u6r QI6enos.
Die 8rifFtrGger IieFern an GeIttageu
nur einmal WiOrgtn8 ab.
MaffoIgcnh III Elm 8er3ei4n;B Der
otraieo.ntn 3peig=9ureaur uub ihs
rer Gage. Sn iebem bisIer 9Iueaur
perosn tGgtih, @cnntags ausgenomn
men, bon s u6r Worgen8 Biz 6 ubr
@6.nos @eIb>glnnei lungen ausgeIttat
unb regiitrirte 8riefe nlt8egen gcnOm'
men.
3peig= g iirsdur.
Station VI, SOpiOH 8. q. See, suSsFiHt'Rs
bent.
citation G. 9iobts uuB 6amburesStrass Gss.
{ elliott, Superintenaent:
e::2tiOu 3, GuIrOa - 3ul. SstsS, Supsr'Httn'
bent,
Sf9tion &, 10. stabs nrS ROrttaacsRus.
mSlbroOf "a. o. GarrOp, sup'rtntsnStHt.
station O, Gatongoils - Barrcn 6. 9OruisRs
superintendent mn ~ mu.u..
Station 8, @Opans Il. 8 SHtt eHP"'"'
ttHosnt.
Gouig Tebss7f.lo, Superintendent
etati,u ?. sparrOip's 9otut - Sultus ptTs'
bib, superintendent n a.o5
eg gtatior n 3ngS, Gcpar,Iusnus 8. q.
etotior y Wott-luzNptnus HRN Qors'Soao--
X 6. QisinuRan, Superintendent
station Q, EOtoofsGde 9ap' une SpePsFpE'-
Charles n. Sreosr, superintendent
t1nterz 5tdtionen.
wr. l - Serf.gosuns uro MaO.'H'e'abe
Sb,mas O.. Gonipn S1ptrintsnptnI rs.s
Rr. 9 -ProunUur unO SantfSHub' ~~
u. WolE Suptrint,notut. O.
CIR. s. proa0pao unO Gbait'Strust ) -
Rrazs, suPrintsHosnt. s,,.v
Rr. 4 - Gniottz uuo eurleV'o'ap' ~
pr 6 Sobn uno Moibr:stras' Sorrs
o. WtTcGl, euptrinttnnt7t. rhsR
CIR. 7 - narfems unO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '
Z. Ruaue, 6uprrut,no,nt. mm
Rr. s - goltimeres uno ""'
Sobu s.. Sancod. SuptriutsnosHt
;. GOiuaros, euperintsnOent O..
Wr. 9 - Rr. ga, 8. IOsnus, WsoOourS - Jus
6. Ros, superintendent. nsss,
Rr. SO = 0ort5.ap.nue uno Vttsnuo9'oHdbs
Soolb Reg. Sbiplep, SUPERINTENDENT
Wr AZ Sruio, DIN ap,nut uno DleDts@tns
etroN, 81. Gafpari, Jun, Superintendent
Tr. 81 - Tr. C, @ef:Hcrtb'IptHns Ds'a'
G. y. RaRen, suptrtutsnetnt. ~
Vp II - gilmor,5trab, uup Srtneridsaosnus
0crbtrt 6. 0iion, eup,rintenosnt.
%. IN. Soub, euptint'nbtnt, ..us.
Nr, Is = Gbarltss5trabt unN 6unttneoor'Hos
gr. IA - Gbarlts= StraBs NIB Rortb'aotnhs -
n. e. 0.solo, Supsrintsnosnt.
~ "a g1rsHpr,strabe uuO Gresnnnount=aoe.
Z. @. 6arriion, SupcriutsnOtnt.
g.. Gurbntl, superintendent
CIR. 10 - Ode GuiuD. uno grcHcnasfaBs
gt. 10 - giooIrsStrabt II. Stnnlplpan'a'"0e.
- Sobu 6trr. superintendent
Tr. 20 - ROrtbs unO 9inDsn'@Ssuae SsDtH
q. Gswnts. Superintendent
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StEpthtICt~ INV ~Ah"9PhIhINp
HoIgenoeS mo be duI oeH EaatlIdlea
Baasen fit. ben, StrSb u. |. 10. 9tlern st'
iIelteu Breile:
RororuefIine S dagG
Sen--Eineths gen SIS - $500, gem.
$500 bis $500, 9leeben Sl2.00 bis
$1,000 pro SouHc.
Strnh. -Bai,enRrsb S7.SO-s9, Rogsen'
iroh $l3.00-$'5. 9ateIfruS $3.50 - 50
p.s 3snne.
0tats - 1925 bis s2.$5 pre- SaS.
Oeflthe W rag {.
SeH-SlmOthu '6eu(aIteS) $....-S....
renes Cen S14 bls sic, SIeebeu Sl3 bis 81
pro lonus.
5troh-Uai;tHicch 800, Siogaen'
ftrOb $12.00-s15.OO, 5uisrnrOb S..-$..
pro Come.
% aiR-$2.35 bis $3.50 pro SaB.
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5nnttnlifte BEG Sabres 1900.
(S9luB.)
W
E m Der.

SSplt III USL.
2. MoriB Ilosnbppen, SOurnallit,
p~ittshurg.
4. @r : @Oupernsur 2etptling bon
Santos. - 6eroinano 6alf6on, D..
Meo, Nobsuiit uno 0i4ter, in &O<
n~iosbero.
5. Qrt6ur @etpaG, Gr : @icesprdz
ItbentI6dfis : Ganbibat, in Setpauz
Yoint, Mdtns. - 8rauer Wattbia3
Pffprr, Miin6en.
8. Ostor Gngel, 8risesbsteran,
G6icaep.-aeinbarb Sabteu, 8riegsz
b~eteran, 2eo6etter, Serag.-8icszNoz
miral 5rsIbsrr bon 9p[len, in 8sl.
9. GomponiIt GeutbsuIer, GO6urg.
= Gr36ii4oF bon Dir, s. s. 9outbe'
Spularb.
II. profeFor 5. @~riepenterl. gDl>
tingen.
IL. NiaOlus 8jsrriug, paftOr,
Nsp : gorf.
IA. &ear : @Omiral Sicarb, Dss
fternpi1e, N.5Y. - SObn 8risg, Netps
gort.
Is. Goparb MaiB, Glsttrots9n.ttr
unb Or. pill, Mlen. = 5. 5. %. bon
BLAND, profeFOr Der Surtspruosn3 In
Miin6en.
16. 9rin3 9sinrl4 bon 9effen, in
Miin6en.
II. 9tin3 Qlbert pDn Sa6Ten.
Is. 9sinri9 @tD6er, 4tytunopiersis
ger uno 8steran Oes 8ir9ertritges, in
Ct. 2ouis.
%. Marf6aG Martinea Gampos,
bsi San @ebatian.
"a. QllFreo GtiGe, profeFor Der
Mebi5in an Der l1niperTitGt bon penns
1Dlpanien. - 9raf bon 9leiit auf
@6msn5in, 5errsnbuus Mit9Iieb, in
Berlin.
Is. General Spbn Or. paimer, grs
gunoesfenotor, Springfiefo, 81. -
Carl 5. 2i6rmann, ct. 2ouis,
26. &arl 5iri9, beuti9ar Sournaz
lift, in Paris. = Qlfreb BON Raud,
General Der &apaGsrte, Berlin. -
gbuarb gilbert, bsriibmt,r Gbirurg,
SenFtenbere, 8Dbmen.
80. 8srt6o1b Quer6ad's Witlpe n
9erlin.-GarI 9. Gtiibr, 81. 2ouis.
Bring Bernhard 5einri9 bon Sad=
len : Beimar : @IIenaa, in Gle
nod.
Sftpber.
/. So6n 6. 9uofon, BrGIfosnt Der
uNmerican 8ea Selep6pn : Comp"
geberlb, MofT.
2. @eOrg ae6fuB. @rFinber, pbiloe
bslpbia.
S. guFaO arnOlO, GompOnif in
2u5ern.
6. Mebi5inaIrot6 Or. 6sinr. a6sgg
in 0an3ig. = Nat6an WaloFein, st.
Gouis. = Capt. Qbam 0en5sl, I9tz
unobier8igsr uno &riegsDeteron, 81.
2puis.
10. 6eobor Bad, @6riftftsusr, in
;3eiB.
II. 6einri9 BON Ssr3cgsn6era,
GomponiIt, Diesbupen,-9en Ditt,
G6icago.
u. SoIeph @ogsl, ien., qitlgbur3.
13. 9sinrt6 Meier, 81. 2ouis. =
Ssfel, G%ompOntitin, Srantfurt a. M.
IA. Or. S6sooor e. 6siosnfelo,
pGbesog, Nsp : gorf.
Is. 9sinrid bon &uFsrop, Go6z
len5. = 9enerallisutenant b. 9opp,
in Miinfsn. = Carl :. @risfen6sd,
Gan Qnionio, Ssras. = paTtor 8.
Jeto, iii Quburn, N.zO.
10. So6n Gittls, Gr=GongreBmits
elisb, 3snia, 8.
20. gbarlss 9ubleD Darnsr, amss
rifanii9sr S4riftTtelsr, 9urtFOro,
Conn.
q. Or. Carl Dilibep, grOotlpn,
N.<g. = Or. pbilipp Rot4, Nstpurf.
rs.
%. Sobn Sherman, @taatsmann
bon S6io.
"a. anOrsas 2ang6sIn, @ifterOale,
Seras.
81. emma @i4ri4t, Romanf9riftz
ftelerin, in 2ibsd.
%. profefor Mar Winer, Srforb,
England. = 5einri4 &reu5er, friibsa
rer 9ofopernidnger, @ien.
%. 9sneralaoiutant 90. g. Slrpz
fer bon Der Mili5 BON Nep : SerIep,
in Srenton.
81. SctabiO Rnuut9, Nsp : gorl.
Rpbem6sr.
L. Reinbofb WalOin, Sutncp, 80.
= Sacob GrouFs, MinionGr, 5praz
cute, N.sY. General : Major ID.
Grnt Sr6r. b. Genoen . 8i5ran, Ger
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Die Dart fur 0fiuopiet mar fletia bel
sluiidien $500 nne $3.50 ihpaufeussn
YrelieH. 5dipeiae : Wartt lebhaft; ole
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finss.QInfer". 45. Mufase, $50 eeiten fart, NIT
pieIen lebrreiHsn .Snuftrationsn, nebf elmer @b.
~banbIuns fiber ti,ihericfe 6ben, ipel&cs bon Wann
nno 6rau ssleien ,psretn foate. unentbebrlid
fir ianse 2tutt, bic H& pertbttt@sn pousn. ooss
tiIgildlfd) perbeirdtbef fnb.
man sefunee Ainter Ssust unD Oefd,ledtstrans.
better lno bic b6ien GoIsen pom SnSenes,iicen
me Sdapdd3e. .Sferppftdt. 9mpDfeni. gpiiHti'
ogen. Hnfriadjfbarfeit, 9riibfnn, fatpa&es @e'
oa@tnsb. GnersfeIoffsseit uno 8rampfaoerbrnd,.
p9ne fd,deliden Nebi;inen eauerne heller tam:
Vim freuer 6reunb uno meifer eRatbpeber 1T oieies
nnhbertrsfhiae eeutiGe Bud, fuefdes mad gm.
Pfan8 bon IS Cts. 9oftmarten In einfaher nuas
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SalttmOr: ben San 1901
Die heHtiae DetI,HJniu1r b.trII 2O,4SU tuibt
Der 9lsDntoren .8oIrdts 81 .53T 9uib., Rsriauet
RON Sen SIspatorta so, 900 auiteG. 9srtauit uars
ben $4,000 Suihet uHO 2 Uuaaous.
~SOI9eHoe 2aoels stIat ben hsItIaeh. pcr5eitrl9eH
uHe ben Iestidhriatn 5taro o=r 9siA:u9r:Iis II S:rs
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N. 3. sippett & Bros, anw dite,
9apsQuilbing.
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tpsrtbpoaem 9a9tetgentbum, befdnnt
als CIR. 40 unb AZ, DIT gprtz
Strdbe, Baltimore.

StrdBe, Baltimore.
Graft zines Grlafes Dts 2reigperibts Gr. 2 Der
etaot Baltimore miro Der unter3sitnets 9ertDaltsr
6reitae @, ben 4. Saulrar 1901, 9ta6mittags 4
1I6r, Das nn6folgsHD beidriebene, in Der StdOt
Baltimore bslegens Srunoeigentbunt nebt @ebduz
li6fsitsn an Grt unO sttle auf Diisntll1er auftiOn
psrfaufen:
gtsinntub an Der ~glorbi,ite Der Qorf=Strabe, in
elmer Gntitrnung BON elm 6uu0ert uno Elf 6ub
ipttlih BON Der RoroipsitzGde Der 0ort= Inb 2igbts
strabe, unO pam lurttli4 i'd e%rftrtdsnO, ,%er'n3'nO
an bic IorDieite 0er 9ort= Strabt, fiintuup3paH3is
SUB; Dunn n0roli6, parallel nit aigbt : 5trabt,
funfunoSpan3ig SUB, mtbr oper %peniger, bis sur
@uilfor0s4lsp; bonn btltb, ~grsn1.no an bcaote
aaep, iinfuno3lpaujis Gub, unO Oann iiDli6,
parallel nit 2ie9tsStrube, bis gum aniangspunits.
9cbaut 1T oaHt lbe nit sinem oreiit6digsu ies
tIttintrnen % 0 bnbau :. YrunO3ins
idbrli6 $25.
@ertaui5btoiusunosn Sin Srittel 9uur, Der Rit
nab ie9g uno 3p0li Monatsn, OOr Nlts Saar,
mad gelieben oes Rduftrg; Grsoit,ablungsu iino
bonn Sage Dtg Nerfauis all 9inicn unteriporien unO
mtifen 3rr 8ufrtcoinbtit Oes 9erloaltsrs fbtr ges
it,at istr.
Cine Nnsabfunp bon 800 miro ant Gage Oss Der.
faufs p%erlanet.
Samss g. Sippstt, 9crtpaIttr.
Butti on & 8aban,
1851 Ia Mathematician.