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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
BY Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
Richmond, Va, June 25.-A cores
pondent of the Dispatch who returned
to Bluefield from the seen of the dis
aster this morning describes the hav-
oc as most appalling. He says hun
dreds Of people are missing, or report
ed missing, but discredits the first re-
port as to the loss of life.
Keystone, w. Va, June 25.-The fol.
lowin story is told by eye witnesses
of the great flood:
Keystone has but one narrow
street and because of the limited
space many houses were built on
piles or walls, over the Elkhorn or
close up against the mountains. The
town follows the meanderings of the
stream for mile. Friday night at IL
O'Clock the storm struck the mountain
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
SHERIFF FUREY OFFERS
REWARD FOR RECAPTURE

Of the Jail Breakers. Believed to
Have Made Good Their Espace.
Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Butte, June 24.-The three Grimm
ais who walked out of the county Jail
Sunday after throwing pepper in the
eyes of Jailor Grant and taking the
keys, are still at large, though officers
claim the men are hiding in Butte. It
Is said Dempsey was seen in the city
yesterday and Sheriff Furey appears
confident Of his recapture, but it is
thought by many that the criminals
have escaped to the Hole in the Wall
country. The sheriff today individ-
ually offered reward of 5000 for
Dempsey and 500 each for Schricken-
gost and Healey.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
ATHLETES AND ALCOHOL.
An English Training Expert on the
Use Of Alcohol.

AS general rule do not recon-
mend alcohol to anyone, either for the
body or for the brain, especially if no
particular exertion be needed at the
particular time, and if other remedies
be possible: for example, the stimulat-
ing effect of cold water poured down
the spine. Yet alcohol does seem to
have certain advantages for modern
athletic conditions.
think the tendency will be for
something else to take its place, or.
rather, for people to avoid the con-
ditions which make alcohol necessary.
At present it is most useful for emer-
gencies. A man is playing match
at lawn tennis; he feels utterly tired:
il he can keep up for ten minutes
longer he can win. He takes glass
of brandy; he keeps up for ten min
utes longer; he wins. This value OF
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
United States Deputy Mar
shals Beat a Retreat
FOR REINFORCEMENTS
Fifty Shots Were Fired by the Strik ers.
Operations Are at Stand
still.
BY Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
Thacker. w. Va, June 25.-The
United States deputy marshals who
were fired on here while endeavoring
to serve notices Of injunction on
striking machinists left last night
for Charleston. 1t is supposed they
will be reinforced and return, and the
state militia may be sent. While the
marshals were in the station here last
night probably fifty shots were fired
into the depot by the strikers, who
had gathered on the Kentucky side
Of the river. At Maritime today
small force Of non union men are at
work. Aside from this every opera
tion in the field is closed.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25

Columbus, O., June 25.-The re-
publican state convention reconvened
this morning. The committee on per-
manent organization reported that it
had selected Senator Hanna as per-
manent chairman. Senator Foraker in
troduced Hanna as man who knew
. his business and how to attend to it.
A great demonstration ensued. Han
ma insisted that the coming contest
in Ohio was one of national character
and on national issues. It was the
most important period for support and
encouragement Of the national admin
istration. He discussed the financial
issues at length, and insisted that
the country demands the continuance
of the confidence in the government
in order to continue the present pros
perity. In discussing the tariff he
said this was not time for expert
ments in that line or any other.
The platform affirms the principals
set forth by the last National republi-
can convention, "That the principle of
protection has achieved most signal
triumph in the results of the Dingley
tariff law and that the republican
tariff policy has made the farmer and
laborer more prosperous than ever"
Geo. K. Nash was re-nominated for
governor by acclamation; for lieuten-
ant-governor, Carl N. Nippert; su-
preme judge, J. L. Pierce; attorney
general, John M. Sheets, re-nominat-
ed; clerk of the supreme court, L. E.
Emerson, state treasurer, l. B. Came
ron, re-nominated; members of the
board of public works-W. ]. Johnson
renominated. The convention then
adjourned
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
Hold State Convention---For-
aker in Control
SOME INDICATIONS
Point to the denomination of the Old
T'icket-Headed by Governor
Nash.
~
! BY Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
Columbus, O., June 24.-The repub-
lican state convention convened at 4
p. m. today, to nominate state tick
ct and organize for the election of
state officers and members of the leg
islature, which will elect successor
of Senator Foraker. Leading repub-
licans were in conference during the
night. Indications are that the old
ticket headed by Governor Nash will
be renominated. The control Of the
legislature is Of unusual Importance
this year, as the next general assem-
bly, apportions the state under the cen
sus of 1900 for the legislative repre-
sentation. Senator Foraker was
made temporary chairman of the con-
ventiOn.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
BESSIE GIVEN
TWENTY YEARS
Black Murderess in Butte Gets
a Heavy Dose
SHE DID NOT LIKE 1T
Rolled, Screamed and Kicked.-Required
the Efforts of Three Deputies
to Control Her.
SHE DID NOT LIKE IT
Special Dispatch to the Bee:

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Butte, June 24.-Bessie Fisher. the
cOlOred woman who shot and killed
her black rival, Big Eva Smith, on the
18th of last month, and was convicted
of murder in the second degree, was
today sentenced to twenty years in
the penitentiary. Apparently Bessie's
punishment exceeded her expectations
for she went into fits, fell to the floor
rolled, screamed and kicked, and it
required the efforts Of three deputies
to drag her from the court room.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
w. n. LEWIS DEAD.

Boise. Idaho. June 24.-W. H. Lew
is of Butte died here this evening of
diabetes. He went to Butte 20 years
ago and was a prominent business
man there, up to year ago, when the
firm of o. K Lewis & Co. dissolved.
He is survived by mother in Wis
consin, by w. c. Lewis of Butte and
o. K. Lewis Of Salt Lake, brothers.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
TRIED BY A JURY
OF HIS PEERS
Earl Russell Is Indicted For Biqamy in

Earl RusseI Is Indicted For 6igamy in
England.
By Associated Press:
London, June 25-The grand jury
returned true bill against Earl Rus
sell for bigamy and the recorder an
nounced that the trial would take
place in the house of lords.
In charging the grand jury the re-
corder said that even if the earls di-
yorce was valid in the United States
it would not be binding in Great Bri-
tain. A committee of the house of
lords will be appointed in due time to
arrange the procedure in the case.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
BoERs ADVANCING.

By Associated Press:
Barkley. East Cape Colony, June 25.
Two Boer commanders have ad-
vanced beyond Glen Almonm. The
Beers and British scouts have ex-
changed shots six miles hence. All
local defense forces have been mobil-
lied,
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
HENDERSON AND WHITE
ARE IN LONDON
Witnessed King Ed. Inspect His
Guards.
BY Associated Press:

By Associated Press:
London, June 25.-D. B. Henderson.
speaker of the United States house
OF representatives and Henry White,
secretary Of the United States en-
bassy here. witnessed the inspection
OF the yeomen Of the guard by King
Edward this afternoon. United States
Ambassador Choate entertained
Speaker Henderson at luncheon later
in the day.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
WARNER GETS A
CHANGE Of VENUE
Man Accused Of Brutal Crime to be

Man Accused Of Brutal Crime to be
Tried in Powell County.
Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Butte. June 24.-John Warne, the
old graybeard charged with killing
little Evelyn Blewitt and setting fire
to the cabin to conceal the crime, will
be tried in Powell county, Judge Nc
Lernan having today granted change
of venue.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
SITE SELECTED.

st. Louis, June 24.-Forest park
was today selected as the site on
which to hold the worlds fair in this
city in 1903.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

BY Associated Press:
San Francisco, CAL, June 25.-Cash
wheat, per cwt., CSC.
Chicago, ILL.,, June 25.-September
wheat, per bu., 66 12c.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25

owners OF the cotton mills in Col
umbia. 8. c.. have agreed to maintain
for the children of their
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
Chinese MERCHANTS
WANT FOUR MILLIONS
Say Their Property Was Carried or

say IheIr Property Was Carried Oh
by Marines.
BY Associated Press:
Pekin, June 25.-The Chinese mer-
chants company, owner of the prem
ises in Tien Tsin, at first occupied by
the marines and afterwards by Lis.
Gums command as barracks, have
completed their claim against the
United States government for valu.
ables which, they aver, were carried
off by the marines. The total of the
claim is $4,000,OOO.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
FOUND IN THE RlvEF

BY Associated Press:
Portland, Ore, June 24.-The body
of Frederick Rehorst retired capital
ist, was found in the river today. 1t
is suppose he committed suicide after
protracted spree.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
Rv Associated Press:

By Associated Press:
Seattle, Wash, June 24.-The gold
receipts by steamship Dolphin from
the Klondike this morning are ST.
$4,000. Alaska's output of gold from
the spring clean up has started in a
steady flow, about $2,5O0,OOO is now
on the way down the Yukon and over
$1,000,000 is on the way up the Yukon
from Dawson.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25

The city of Seattle is to care here
after for the grave of the Indian chief
of that name.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
RECRUITS AND OFFICERS
FOR VANCOUVER
Detachment Leaves Columbus. Ohio.
For the West.
By Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
Columbus, Ohio, June 25.-A de.
tachment of 2O2 recruits and three Off.
GERS have left the barracks here des.
tined for Portland, Ore, where they
will be assigned to duty at Vancouver
barracks.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25

Russia kills 100000 ermines, 16,.
100000 marmots and 25.00O.O 900 squir-
rels in year.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25

POSToFFIcE APPOINTMENTS.
Washington, June 25.-The presi-
dent today appointed the following
postmasters in Washington: Cosmop-
oils. John O.. Wilson, Payallup, Chas.
E. Hallenbeck.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
SHAMROCK II WILL
SOON BE READY
Challenger is Out Of Drydock For a
Trial Spin.

BY Associated Press:
Glasgow, June 25.-Shamrock II was
taken out Of dry dock today. 1t is
hoped the cup challenger will be
ready for trial spin Saturday.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-25
HAS STARTED IN
As1EADY FLOW
ket.

AIaska's Gold Output Coming to Mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

100 Stiide bon garb b-eiter Ser
cole, ME unter 10c. unb 12t. perfauTt.
UtDntag nur ............... SIC.
200 Stiide BON engliI9er percale,
nur Die ulerbeiten M2uiter :. unb
etne normale 15c. 9ualitdt. Mpnz
tug sc.
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bar unb 3epbDr. &ann in ber@tabt
ni6t unter 12c. unb 15c. getauft nerz
ben. Wlontag nur .......... &c.
800 Stiide feline Mabras @ingz
bam. Wiirbe fir 10c. ais Bargain
angeieben perben. Montag nur &c.
200 Stiide n2ace" geitreif fter Cling
BAN; irgenb pel9er 371c. unb SOC.
NnalitGt elei9 fommenb, 81 unb 80
3ol brett. SPECIAL preis am
Wfontag nur 19c.
300 Stiide irii6e Simtties, in ben
Sarben unb Ma1itern irgenb tpeldem
Loo. Mnorttment glet9fommenb. Im
Wfontdg ...... ........ &c.
$50 Stiide punttirte S9ipei5er
Mul, feline unb f9Dne GualitGt, lpei=
ber 9runb, f9par5 gebliimt unb gez
itreift; ferner eine f9One partie NIT
farbigen Muitern. Mpntag nur114c.
80 StIde e 8iiten) feini ite BATTLE.
S4One nYplta Dot" in f9paraen u.
ipeiBen Gffetten; pirtli4er 8ert6
129c. Montag nur .......... 79c.
100 Stiide vYolfa Sot" Yique, in
Gabet unb peiB, marineblau unb
peiB, unb i9para unb peiB; regulGr
129c, pro Yarb. Montag nur S4cc.
100 Stiide f4li4t fdrbige Gbamz
6raD, rotb, rofa unb i6par5. SoGz
ten ni9t unter 15c. bertauft tperben.
Wfontag pro Oaro ...... 10c.
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leidt uno fein, 18c. lpertb. M}ontag
80 Stife Moufeline be Soie, ehte
75c. NuulttGt, feines 9lfortilnent.
Wfontag nur. ...... 49c.
65 Stiide ieibengeitreifte G6ulGies,
regulGre 379c. Waaren. Montag
nut LOU.
| SO @tiide 2innen @runb 8atiite,
regular 15c. unb 19c. Spe3ial gltz
| trdftipn am NtDntdq .125c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
Sas Sfelrtt eines Grmorbeten ac=
funDev.

Npad, g. g., 25. Mai. -
8or fiinf5t9 Sahren tpurbe ein i'm
pei itli4en S9eile BON 93odGanbz
GountD unter Dem Hamen nSate" be-
fainter 6auiirer ermorbet, permutbz
lt9 feines 9efbes pegen; man fonnte
jebp6 ME cine Spur ietner 2ei9e fin
ben unb Die 8etreffenben, pel9e bes
Wforbes berbG6tig tparen, entgingen
Der ueberfiibrung unb 9eftrafung.
Wdbrenb geitern einige 2lrbeiter nit
Ius9rabungen bei9dfttgt paren,
fanben bieieG6en an Der @telle, no
man bermutbet, baB Der Mann err
morbet puroe, Elm ppblerbaltenes
Sfelett zines Mannes ungefGbr 5fpei
SUB unter Der Sberfld9e, BON pelz
6em bic Sepobner Der gta9barf9aft
bebaupten, baB es bas bon vsSad, tie
pebbler" lei. 2eute, tpel9e so Sabre
ober lGnger in ber 9egenb tpo6nen,
eradblen, baB an bem plabe gu iener
3eit Elm u3oab 9ouie" geitanben
bate, peldes etnen i6le9ten Huf
bate, unb bab mebrere. 2eute auf
fpnberbare Meiie berI9panben. Wean
glaubt, buB tie ibres @elbes tpegen
ermorbet purben. Oie Nrbeiter, mel
9e an ben 9(ussrabunsen bei9Gftigt
iinb, erparten, nod mebr 2ei9en grz
tnorbeter su finben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
Seine giShhalt=Mefrntem.

gfep : Yorf, Is. W1at. - Srei
Der fiirSli9 ipegen Sniuborbinution
aus Der &abetten 9lnitalt in Wel IT.
Yoint ausgeitoBenen flint Sffi3iersz
4fpiranten, 9. 8. MabdffeD, Rapz
monb u. Clinton unb Sobn u. Glepez
lonb, benen Der frii6ere MeIt=9ointer
General 5rancis 9. @reene, 9rdiiz
bent Der rNetpzgort unb 8ermuoe5z
Nspbalt Comp" lufratibe 9fnItelz
lung Bel biefer 8eieGf9aft in @us<
iiGt geitellt bate, falls lie jeDen Sc
banfen, ii9 irgenhpie gu rebabtlitiz
rem, aufgeben ipiirben, baben Die
ibnen offerirten SteGen runbmeg
ausgeihlugen. gBie lie General
Greene unb 8ereral glperp 9. 9lnz
breps, peI9' 2eBterer .ebenfaqs Elm
alter WetzPointer lit, mtttbeilten,
beabii9tigten iie, na6 MuIbington gu
geben unb 1id 5uitdnbi9en Srts baz
fir gu beripenOen, bab Die Gnti4eiz
bung, bur6 bic iie ibrer Sabettenitelz
len berlu Itig erfldrt purben, ntberz
rufen tpirb. Die brei e6ennaligen
&abetten bielten iitb ldngere 3eit in
ben 8iredur Der 2lspbalt 9eIelz
idaft auf, unb na9 ibrem Gortge6en
ma9te General Mnbreps BEN gntz
f6luB Der iunsen 2eute befannt unb
ertldrte ferner, BAR bamit jebe ibnen
feitens Der @eTeui6aft gema9te Of
ferte binfdqig perDe, uno bab Die
friiberen aabetten bei ibrenGeriu9en,
ii4 gu rebabilitiren, iebe Spmpat6ie
unb ie0es Gntgegentommen peri9er3t
bGtten. n@ir erflGrten i6nen." fagte
Seneral 9lnbretps, nbaB, faus iie in
unfere 9ien1te treten tpollten, lie To-
fort ibren poiten antreten t0nnten.
Die iungen 2eute i9ienen inbeB entz
fAlofen gu iein, na4 @afbtngton au
ge6en, unb iomtt lit Die Sa9e, Iolpeit
mir in 8etra9t fommen, erlebigt."
Die iungen 2eute nta9ten erf etfpas
lange Sc eli6ter, als lie bos 8iireau
berlieBen, bod fhienen iie auglei9
5uperii9tli9 gu fein unb traten 70
forf4 tpte nur mOglt9 auf. sic
lebnten unmutbig iebe tpettere GrtlGz
rung ab, beuteten aber an, baB iie
fpdter ptelei9t grfldrungen gu ma
den 6Gtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
Ser WusfanD bnriihrr

g bam m of in, pa., 25. W2ai. =
U. Aobertfon &c Co., tpel9e bic Cor
binz uno Die Grceliior 9ruben be-
treiben, baben iia bereit erfldrt, i6re
Ingeitellten ale IA Sage abaulDbnen,
unb baraufhin febrten aae 1000 Nus=
itdnbise an bic 9lrbeit Suriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

6GuTer purbe bef6d0igt uno unter
ben Ginippbnern entItanD cine Ydntt.
Sturm unb lleberi9lpemmungen
6aben in pueblo De Qlcpces, propin5
gabaios, ben @erluft me6rerer Wtena
f6enleben unb empfinblic1e Sd4be<
f6dbigungen 8ur 5olge gebdbt. @ine
groBe 3abl MenI9en trug Serpuns
oungen unb 8erleBungen oapon.
9 ii nbung elmer Harlem
SGotte IberfIiiffig.
Mabrib, 25. Mai. - Sn elmer
Gebe, Die 9Gbmiral Gerperd geItern
por benz rMarine Club" bielt, fagte
Der 9lbmiral BEL GrDrterung Der Sraz
ge, pb Spanien au4 in 8ufunft Seez
n1a6t bIeiben II. bemgemGB cine neue
SFlptte qriirDen fpGte, er befir9te, ,baB
Gpanien in abfeAborer 3eit in cine
9ln3a6l fleiner @toaten 5eripltttert
iperoen perbe. Gr piinIde ni9t, baB
Die Marine sSntereiien ben anoeren
oynterefen bes Qanbes ouT Soften Der
2eBteren porangeItellt lperoen, noenn
BEL 8epbd6tung Der 8prgdn9e Der
leBten Sage lam td mid Der Sea
fHr6tung niGt berT9IieBen, baBSpuz
nien 3uit itdnben entgegengebt, pie tie
in Stalien i'm Mtttelalter berrf 4ten."
u8aGfDrie's" Gnbe-
@Gusgop, 25. M}ai. = Die
r@alfprie 3" (2orb 0unrupen's
Tennia6t, bic i'm Sabre 1895 BEL Der
8ettfabrt I'M ben r9lmertcd Sup"
pom r0efenber" geidlagen puroe,
lie9t ieBt in Der @ourod :. gai unb
tpirb am Montag auseinanoer 9ebroz
9en perben.
Gin Stnan5ter bege9t
SeGb It m 0 + 3. (
Ct. Petersburg, "a. Mai.-
YrGiibent 9QtIdensfD BON Der Sans
be1sfummer su &6arfoff, bat am
9ienftag ieinem 2eben Elm 3iel gez
Iebt, inbem er 1id5 BEL ct. Yetersz
burg bor einen Gifenba6nSug parf.
Gr mar Elm einftuBrei6er 6inan5ier.
@ein Sob ptrb biele Snititute in
llnannebmli6feiten bringen. 5iz
nun8ielle S9pierigfetten iparen bic
llrfd6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
75f. nnterr6Re, 5Of.

Muslin: bic breits r5fouuee" NIT
6alteubiinDtiu Sp.Bsn=Ginldsen uno
ba,u paiienDen Santen bslebt. Gin
ipeSisll gutter Bargain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
SMIUVN.
$1.OO fpertf, fir nnr 1Sc.
Bargains in s9eiblpaarea.

500 @tiide fran5DiiI6e pique, 20c.
unb 25c. PRO garO pertb. Montag
nur 123c.
so Stiide periif9e 0utpn. 25c.
tpertb. g}ur am Montag pro
YarD 123c.
SO Stiide periiiAe 2atpn, zoe. pro
Yaro pertb. Wfontag 15c.
Solde i'm pollen Bert6e BON 25c.
am M}ontag 19c.
100 Stiide 40z501ige feinite franz
50iif9e Srganbies, fdmmtli9 imporz
tirt, ME urter 25c. unb 35c. pro
0aro berfauft. gtur am W2ontag 15c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
Gnuf6berirtcn>Oraber aeidmiift.

2erinston, n, @a.. 25. Mai. =
Ser GonfDberirten Grdberf4miiz
dunsstas tpurbe bier beute babur9
sefeiert, baR bas 9entmal bes Sc
nerals 81. 6. See in Der nWafbingz
ton II. See l1niper1itGt" unb bas
@rab bes Generals s. S. Sadion II.
5unberter anberer GonfDberirier auf
ben Srieb6Dfen eeI9idt ipurben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
81. so nadtgotpns, 9Se.

Gambric; fsiu beisst, 9ots in
Erpnt uao 9tiidsn aus iebs Gei5en
BON Ginldbcn; Die 6ront os5 @oipIs
freu,p.iIe nit ypei 8eibtn BON Eid=
fdben bsi,Bt, @als unD @ermcl NIT
ba,u paf,noeu Gunten 3ugerl1t't.
Cine anDere mooe bat DieretIaen
Naden, NIT 9ote aus Spiben unD
Stidreitn. glnDers fOmmen in
Gmpire=DloDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

= Der Geiddftstbeil bes Stdbtz
6ens Beatberforb, Ser, tit abgez
hrannt. @haben $3.50. 900, @erlt4s@
rMna $75. 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
9e S. 6. & @o. @eibluaartn 81
iii uuiibertroffem rnD Mniibertreffi6
5Sf. nahtsowns, 39f.

Gambric; runo:g 0ofe nus sebn
9iiuOcln BON GalttH unD oohl=iGus
men, 6als uno Slermel nit l6ala=
len, boblidumiaen 2iii3cn beiett.
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- Sn philadelphia baben 67 Sir
men ben Mai9intiten ben 9zitiinoigen
4rbeistas 5ugeitanben II. 2800 Mann
arbeiten ipieber. Gs finb mod 1000
Mafhiniften qm Musitanbe.
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8. S. griflit6 C Co.,
Rr. 4O3 unS aO5. cRssaltimrresS Straas
p,roen ibreH aeiammten
Turratb ban Seppi6en, WObeln &c.
ausssrtauiss @udsn pas eaas Dig ,,Iu sum ! Sun
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98f. llntfrtaiuen, 79f.

Tainfoof; qu.r NIT brei &eibsn
BON spiben Ginidben 5ugsri6tet;
Salg uno Nsrmsl NIT basu pahens
ben Spibenfauten beiebt.
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GleiorGfe.

GleiorSfe.
$500 sucrtb, fir nmr $3.9S
9lus gutter f9par5er Gbebiot angez
fertigt, Slounce aus saffetu Seibe.
$S. 90 tpertb. fir nur $4 SO
Gnttpeber aus 8enettan, g6ebtot
Dber 8rpabclotb angefertigt. 6ibf9
gearbettet nit Saffetaz pber 9ltlaB=
Slpunce.
Serner- Der neue lngefiitterte
&leibrpd nit 8 &eiben bon Saffeta
in 5lpunce Gffetten.
SIG. SO tuerth, iiir mir $S.75
Siefe biibi6en ieibenen &leibrDde,
gang gefdltelt nit 6 3eiben BON
gprbing unb 8anbbef faB.
$500 fuertb, fir nmr $1O.5O
Gin &leibrod aus prd9tiger SAT-
feta Seibe, gan5 gefdltelt nit bib
f9em Slounce aus 8ano II. Gorbing.
Saillen.
$1.OO tpertb, fir nnr 79e.
9(us ipeiBem inbiiden 2innen an
sefertist, i9On nit @tidereien uno
Spiben befeBt, neumoDige &rdgen
unb 2(ermeln. Der nieortge prets
oilt MIR fir Y1putdo.
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1tntertaillen 25r.
Gambrie, bolls Gronte unb anbliebsnosr
eRiidsu an Der QGnoe beruntsr nit bier Reben
BON spis.u@Ginidsen psrieben uno nit ibnlalen
Ganttn. Mnbers baben sfi9sn soals, nit S,r=
6onAGinid5en uno Oa5u paisnDen aanten.
1tntertnillcn soc.
Ganbric, polle syronte aur nit 3uei Sp:ser=
Girjdben; oals unD @rmlob nit &anten o.fsl>
BEN IRuiters bei,bt 9lnbsre NIT runpem oals.
am Niiden urn Der Grorts NIT &auten BON
Gpiben uno Ginidben bsrIsb:n.
1lntertaillem 9Sr.
eopu, Sront. uro Gfiidiets quer nit brsi
Hsibtn bon SpibsnAGinidBen Sils uno Ier=
rneln nit idmalen basu pufienoeu Spsentdn=
ten beI,st; nit 95erlsn uno Dur6brO6enem YanD
ber3iert; ldnge Saas.
Hlnoere llntertaillsn alrfpdrts Bis $3.50.
1lnterbnien 9Sr.
Gambric pber 9aapn; breit,r &uiile NIT siuei
@eibsn pOn SpissnaGinidsen unD paiu paHsnosw
Gantfn.
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Sfr. 25 mass 27, sS.=Seriseetom>Str.
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garopdifGs Sa6ef6eridjte.
Srci Spcren 6 pminnnop's bringen
friit, gcitGrft in'5 Saplano.

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ial Der 78 berf9iitteten &ohlenz
grdber in Gnglunb. = gteptune
8loob beiratbet 5rau 2etttia
Yerot. - @ei6erftimmre4t in
gloripegen. - grb6eben auf Der
eniel Saba. - Gr3biI6of G9az
belle bonn 8Qbf1e embfQnqen.