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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Probably the most strikingly hand
some Christmas window in the city Is
that shown by Simon Stern. the cloth
Ter, on Railroad avenue. Not only are
the useful articles in clothing strik-
ingly attractive. but above all is the
big green airship. 1t is a good draw
ing card.
A colored man was brought up from
Isleta this morning by Officer Moore,
of that place, and placed in the county
jail. The fellow is charged with
breaking open a sealed car, on a siding
at I~sjleta.
Mrs. Myra A. Yarshow and daughter.
Miss Mabelle, are here from Des
Moines, Iowa. Both ladies are deacon
esses Of the Methodist church and will
take active interest in local church
work. The daughter will enter the
sewing department Of the HARDWOOD
home. They expect to make Albuquer-
que their future home.
Mike Mandell, the clothier, is show
ing in his windows some nice and valu-
able Christmas goods in the way of
smoking jackets, bath robes and other
useful articles in gentlemen's furnish
ings.
Regular services will be held at TEN
pie Albert Friday evening at 7:45
"The Feast of Lights" will be the sub
ject of the sermon by Rabbi Jacob II
Kaplan. The public is welcome.
The No Name store on Gold avenue
is n of the city depots for Christmas
toys. Mr.. Springer, the proprietor
has decorated the front windows tC
please the boys Inc girls. There ar,
Kris Kringle faces, drums and horns
dolls and tiny furniture and various
other toys to I'LL little hearts with
childish joy.
Recently, John S. Beaver, the rus
Ting proprietor of the Carkville Goa
and wood yards, secured the contrac
to furnish the local government IndiaI
school with seventy-ive cords of wood
Mr.. Beaver made his first delivery o
} two wagon loads day before yester
day.
Word reached Albuquerque this NOR
ming that j. NJ. O'Brien, the expires
= messenger who was injured in the re
cent railroad wreck at Upton. is get
ting along nicely and no fear is nov
; entertained that his injuries will prov
9 fatal.
L, p. Barnes. the attorney of Ne,
York, came in from the east last nigh
and continued south to Silver City o
the delayed passenger train this afteI
T noon. Mr.. Barnes has big coal Ian
I interests in the Indian Territory, an
ifayors Oklahoma and Indian Territor
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18
At the White House.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-The scene of
the first cabinet dinner to be given by
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt this
evening will be vastly different from
that OF last year. Some doubt was felt
Hest the east room should not be ready
IN time for this most important social
function OF the season, but by putting
on a force of additional workmen, ev-
erything was put in the best of or
der.
More than seventy guests an excep-
tionaliy large number. will attend the
dinner. Besides the cabinet members
there will be present a number of lead
ing senators and representatives. not
able leaders of resident society and a
few especial out-of-town friends.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18
" you don't believe II we will show

" you don't believe II we will show
you trat we have the incest and larg-
est assortzlen: Of holiday goods in
town.
Toy pianos. zoe TO s2.25.
juvenile books, Ice to 81.
Dominoes. &c.
Folding checker boards. 15c.
ICY tea sets, 10c to Sass.
Drums, 12c to $3.50.
Wagons, 15c to $40.
Wheel barlows. 15c to 81.
Locomotives. 81. $3.50 and s2.25.
Building blocks, 15c AMI 25c.
Trunks. Ice to S1.1O.
Nursing sets. &C.
Lots CT presents to be found here
for young and oil. Plenty Of clerks tc
serve you promptly.
VIM. KIEKE,
WM. KIEKE. Proprietor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18
CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT.
Reid Last Night at Public Library
Building and Much Enjoyed.
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT.

Everyone was pleased and delighted
with the evening of rare musical enter
tainment afforded them by the Choral
society of the University of Hew Mex
leo. under the direction of ,rof. John
Douglas Walker in the hall of the
school of music last night.
The singing of the chorus. which
was the most prominent part of the
program. was highly appreciated by
the audience of music lovers. The rem
xiering of The Heavens are Falling
was a very pleasing number and was
sung with a harmony and beautiful
blending of the voices OF the chorus of
forty voices that showed careful study
and preparation. Four numbers were
sung by the chorus. all of which
pleased the audience decidedly, and
spoke in high terms of the ability of
the faculty.
A number of the program which
held the attention and made a most
favorable impression was the duo. the
first movement of Schumann's con-
certo in "a" minor, done by Mrs. Mabel
Stevens Himoe and Edward Grunsfelo.
The hearty applause of the audience
showed that a musical performance of
this nature was more than appreciated.
MI. Grunsfeld so seldom uses his tai
euts as a pianist in public that the
music lovers never tire OF his clever
playing.
Robert Blair, by his mastery of the
violin, showed he vas a favorite
among the lovers of the stringed in
strument. "Legende," by Wienawski
was the number which pleased all.
Miss Florence S. Chaplin, in her
usual charming manner of delivery
held the close attention of the audi
ence with her reading, How Parson
Whitney and Deacon Tubman Kept
New Years Day"
Professor Walker scored a success
not alone in his solos, but his direc
ton of the chorus. The Creole Low
ers' Song was well rendered by Prof
Walker, and his Land o. the Leal'
was a notable number. Those who
once have heard Mr.. Walkers voict
are 1iW6yS VI auothSi oPPoi
tunity. Mr.. Walker was assisted by
the faculty of the school, Mrs. Johr
Douglas Walker, and Edward Gruns
field.
The achieved by the %facult,
of the new department Of the uni
versity in their first concert was yer,
encouraging, and the audience showe'
intelligent appreciation.
Prof. w. G. Tight made a short ad
dress, giving the history of the chora
society. One Interesting point wa
that the first concert was given Of
the anniversary Of the death of Mis-
Mary e. Gilmore, who originated tn
idea of a department o. music Of tn
university.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18
DELAYED MAILS.
Caused by Accident to No. Train
Arrived at 1 O'clock Today.

The western express train No. Z. due
CINE in the railroad yards at Hutchin-
son, Kan, Tuesday night at 1890
O'Clock, and did not arrive here until
l o'clock today.
Passengers OF the train report they
were held at Hutchinson about nine
hours on account of the wreck. The
switch engine was Just making a sid
ing when the engine on No. Z collided
with IL from the rear. The engine and
one mail car on No. Z were thrown in
the ditch, but fortunately all the train
men escaped injury with the exception
of mail clerk, who received a few
bruises about the head.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18
Meeting Of Real Estate Men.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 1s.-The Nebras-
ka Real Estate Dealers association in
annual session here devoted this fore
noon to discussions concerning home
seekers and investment. A leading
feature Of the afternoon session was
an interesting address by II. M. Bush
nell. OF Lincoln. who took as his sub
Ject, How a Commercial Club Can AID
vance the Interests OF Its City" Later
In the afternoon the visitors we're tax
en- through the Union Pacific shops.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18

Have you seen that blue enameleo
steel ware a the Albuquerque Hard
ware cou.pany's store. 1t is the most
beautiful. and ornamental ware ever
seen IN Albuquerque.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18

that the police circles of Albuquerque
have a celebrated reputation among
the hobo fraternity, whose motto has
and always will be Keep Away" 1t is
true our beautiful streets have been
rendered comfortable by the worn
hands of the travelling gentry.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18

II. Westerfeld & Bro. have a fine line
of m%eerchaum and brier pipes at very
low prices. See our line before you
purchase.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18
Favor,te Family Kennedy.

Frequently accidents occur in the
household. which cause burns, cuts,
sprains and bruises; for the use in
such cases, Billiards. Snow Liniment
has for many years beer the constant
family remedy. Csc, soc and s1.00 at
Cosmopolitan Pharmacy.-B. Ruppe.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18

cure dyspepsia ana all disorders aris-
ing IRON indigestion. Endorsed by ply.
sicians every where. Sold by all drug
gists. Nc cure, NJ pay. 20 cents. Trial
package free by writing to w. Fl. Hook.
er & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. ]. H. O'Rielly
e CO.. and b. II. Briggs u CO
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18

A drunk a day is the extent of the
grinding in police court. 1t certainly
speaks well for the morality of the
city. when the mourners' bench is
empty almost every morning. 1t seems
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18

Affidavit cigars. the best in the west
25 in a box, for the holiday trade, a
H. Westerfeld & Bros, 207 Railroa
avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18
nARGE sour and sweet pickles IL

nARGE sour and sweet pickles 1c
III each, chow chow rs cents quart,
celery relish, hot relish, sweet relish
q cents quart, picked onions 20 cents
pint, apple butter 10 cents pound, de-
licious berry preserves 80 cents pound,
Queen olives 20, 25 and 80 cents pint,
stuffed olives 80 cents pint; try our
American full cream cheese 20 cents
pound. SAN JOSE MARKET.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18

New figs 1914 cents pound; try our
dates 20 cents box, pineapple
cubes 20 cents can. French mustard
10 cents bottle, fine sauer kraut 12K
cents quart. SAN JOSE MARKET.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18

St Louis. Dec. 18.-Wooi-Quiet;
territory and western medium, 17q
1sc; fine, 12@17hc; coarse. 1914 Q16c.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18

Dance tonight at odd Fellows hall.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18

Try The Citlzen want columns.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-18

Photos at Wolfe's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15
9crmiidlte telear nbGiide Srpriden.

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ne5 0(GD6enS, 8dtie 6enberion, nurz
ben DreiBig in einem Stein6ru6 3u
0eItzGon76oboden, ga,, beI4dFtigte
Q(r6eiter Dor Dem SoDe ober i6peren
9erleBungen beipa6rt. sic ia6 DON
einem 6enIter i6rer 8o6nung aus ba5
Dad be5 PulDermaga3in5 bremen,
elite na6 oemSteinbru8 6irii6er uno
Darnte bic 2lrbeiter, bic gera0e nod
3eit 6otten, iib in Si4erbeit gu brinz
gen, e6e Die Grploiion Oe5 W3uga5tnS
nit Der6eerenOer 8epQlt erFolgte.
- Der 8aptiiten 0}iIiion5geiitz
li6e syo6n Yoleet aus N}cGluste1,
SyQs., fat i'm unterIu6ungsz z@efdngz
nib gu Springfie(o, SGs, fsinem
S8niegeroater bas 8eitdnontB abge=
Iegt, DaB er in Der Shat Ieinen 8eiiez
gefG6rten G6aS. Siaafion nit einem
8uppelung5bol5en eri6lugen babe.
- Die 8ert6eilung oe8 91eI5 Der
6interloFanf6aft bon Same5 8. Soir
in San 6ran3i5co lit pom gfi4tsr
3routt in San 6ran5i5cO angeOrOnet
porben. Gr 6etrGgt $7OOOOO0,
pel6e Die bret 8inber Das @eritor6ez
nen, Gbas. 8. 6air, 6rau 8ir8inid
@anberbilt unO 6ruu 3. Oelri4s, err
hdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15

0as @EetutipsGomite Oes rRpt6en
&reu3e8" trat 6eute g}a6mtttag um
4 ll6r i'm 5taatsz0epartement 3uIdmz
men, uuD es paren oa3u eri4ienen
9eneral So6n M. 8iHon, Der @icez
9rdiiOent, O6erit 0iGiam $. Nti>
6ael, 6rau Syo6n u. 2ogan, Sri. Ma>
bel 8oaroman, 9, $. Nurner, SRI.
Sarab Spencer uno SetretGr Briggs.
9as Gomite na6m 9}oti3 BON Den
S4ritten bes PrdiiOenten 6e3iigli4
Der Grnennung pon @omite'n 5urGntz
gegenna6me bon 8eitrdgen uno IieB
bann our6 einen QtbgeIanDten 6ei'm
PrdiiDenten anfragen, ME man t3n
an 8eiten BEL Der 9ertbeilung unterz
itiiBen t0nns.
8aneral 0ilion nurOe in Der Ser
fammlung beauftragt, i'm g&umen De8
gretutipzgpnite'5 ben fplgenDen 4ufz
ruf an baS gu6litum nm 8eitrGge 3ur
llnteritiiBung ber 9}ot6leioenOen duf
W&arttnique 81 erluiTen:
n9as r2tmeritaniT9 Iutionule
3Ot6e 8reu3" penOet it6 an bic 8epOlz
terung Der Ser. 5taaten I'm bic 3uz
fenOung Don @el0 unb 8orrGt6en our
ltnterftiiBung Der g}ot6leioenoen in
MQrttnidue unD St. 0incent.
Bel Dem @leno o6ne @Iei9en beourf
es feiner 8orte Der 8ereotIamteit, I'M
Die attiOe ltnterItiiBung unb Spmpaz
t6ie unfere8 8oltes an3uregen. 0ir
bitten Sic Oarum, nur i6neu II. bod
Aer3ig gu 6anoeln.
8eIb unb 8orrGt6e tDnnen an 6rn.
Cornelius 8liB in Der 6tuot Nenz
Yort oOer 9elb btrett an 6rn. %. s.
Flat6er, ben 66aBneiiter oes Pine
rttanif6zNationalen Rot6en &reu3z
8ereins, in 8iggs 8ant in 8ai6ingz
ton, . g., geIanOt lperben."
Die 2lnerbieten bon ltnterItiiBungen
fir Die g}ot6leiOenoen uuf Martinique
Beginner i4on ein5utreffen. Or, 2ouis
8lopf6, Der 6erausge6er be5 rGbrtz
titan 6eralO" in g}epzgorf, bot Dem
&rieg5z0epartement telegrapbiI9 80
&rantenndrter, 20 &ranfenpGrtarinz
nen unb 1000 5dFer N}e6l fir Die pon
Der 8otaitrpp6e 6etroffenen Snieln
an, pelhe Der nG6riIttan 6eralO" berz
gie6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15
Die Qitts6nraer Gatal1ropGe.

8ttt5burg, 9a., IA. W}ai. -
Die 2i1te Der Opfer Der bOrgeitern
Ql6eno gu S6araOen eingetretenen
Iap6t6a Grploiioren iit i'm 6eitdnz
Dtgen @a8Ien, unb man erpartet,
baB fie auf minoeitens 40 iteigen
ptro. 2Q6srt 8errn, 10 Sabre aft,
uno Gonrab Sid 43 Sabre aft, ftarben
pd6renb Der pergangenen Ra9t i'm
6oIpital, uno Der SOB me6rerer netz
terer @erleBten Itebt fir Die nG6fen
paur Stunben in QusIi4t. Die 3u6l
Der 8erleBten pirD ieBt auf I6er $50
ge16dBt. 2luBer zen 3erit0rten Bobnz
bGuiern iinb an 1900 dnOere 9duIer
bef9dbigt norOen, unO man 0eranz
f6laqt ben petuniGren 8erluit auf
$4,000, 9as 5euer 3u S6eruOen
lit jeBt geI0i6t unO Die Sriimmer Der
3erft0rten0aggon8 iinb entfernt nor
ben. Die nqanbanble 8abngeIeuz
f6aft" bat cine l1nterfu6ung ii6er Die
l1rIu6e Der grpIoIionen begOnnen.
Die offi3iaue 3oOtsnlifte entbdlt foz
nett nur II Hamen, pG6renb es ge=
tern 2(6enb bieB, e5 feien bamal5
f4on % ober "a M}enI6en toot.
8a6ri9einlia nuroen etli6e Der 2eiz
den fdG9li9 bur4 8etannte permiBz
ter gerfonen ibentifi5irt, 10 OaB 3nei
ober brei Namen fir einen ein3igan
SDbten Qnqedeben nurDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15
gr. Maric 3afr3rmsfa tuOt.

8o5ton, IA, Mai. - 6rau Or.
N}arie &, 3ofr5epsto, Die po6Ibez
fannie prattiI6e 2(er3tin, 8riinberin
De5 nGnglonbz9oIpitaI5" fir 5rouen
uno 8inOer, benz lie ais 9irettorin
poritano uno no6e3u 40 Sabre lang
t6re 86Gti8feit niOmete, iit in i6rem
6eim gu Samaica Pluin geitorbsn,
sic mar in Berlin 1929 ge6Oren, fam
1858 na6 ben Ser. Staaten unO err
nar6 1856 ben 9oftor6ut Der W}ez
bi3in.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15
StraBenbabuzStrife in Ghiragu in
SitJt.

G6tcago, IA. Mai. - PrdiiOent
Roa8 DON Der bieiigen Union Sracz
tion Gompanp bat Der Ghicago'er Sc
oeratipn pf 2a6or, Die fir Oa5 Ser
einigungsre6t Der Qngeitellten Der
Gompagnie eintritt, pieOerum ben
a6lebnenben 8eI4eio gege6en, oaB er
it6 auf lInterbanolungen nit Der Sc
oeration ni6t etnlafen piiroe. g&un
poaen Die 8eamten oer5eOeration bic
Organifirung Der 8a6nleute mDgli4it
beT9leunigen, uno bann piro es ii4
3eigen, oh Die gompagnie in Der @ntz
laTung bon 1niOnleuten fOrtfabren
niro. Sin peiteres 8e6urren Der
8a4nseieai4aft in iArer anionfeiE0s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15

= 2etpis gfiron bat geitern als
als 6iibrer Der SammunDzPartei in
Heps2art GRaebqRtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15

9triOueH, ntIbs mad Dem GT:n uubtbaotn osrs
fSirtu NIT siHem @ciubl Der @Oabeit uno 53uere
uno peIdbe bdufo finbcu baB bic Rabruno tpie elm
iaptr,s g,Ditt I'M glaqeu lie0t, Oo,r pd3: GH
6artlcibiQftit 6Gmorrboiocn, &tutanOrane i'm
Gopf,, RaQenidurc 9auica SoNbrMutn, acSf.
i3mcrIcn, @bibcu 0cacu Rabruu1 Qosartipcm
QuffoBtu, 6cr3i6ipdhc o0cr oer3tlopfcn crfjdtns
ben uuO betr0tnDrn gsiiibltn O0tr, iDcHn lisgtuO,
bci'm guffcbeu an SdpiuOtl i'm Gopfc, 58lcitr
pOr ben 9tpGcu, 6isbcr uno Dumpien SamcrJ,H
I'm Ropf' Nlangel an 9eripration 0clbcg @auts
fcr5t, e6mcr3en in Der Site. @ruf in BEN
glieoeru mO pl6bli6cu aniaueu BON Qib, leiSsH,
Iolfteu sinige Soicn BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15
81 q b 10 @ D'S
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ns5msn, p,ld. Oas softm i6ucn DOR auen O6sns
osuanutcu @ei6nsrOen beireieH.

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Bertbe Serrcn - 5cit fan jpti 5ubrsn mar 10
franz uuO babc cinjQ: Der crfubrcuOttn Nr3ts in
Sen gerctuigt,u Staatsu 3u 8otbs Oelogca. So
baOets uuO trauf beiBcs QEaftr III ou 6ot
6priuQs, qrt, aber Ilts idisn b,i mir feincR
Grfulo 5u ba6cn, qls id abrs Qu3eio, bem,rfte,
bti6loB i'd, nit abrtn Qiuen einen @triu6 ga
maiden uuo ecbruu4ts i'd nabe3u 3lUei 56a6teIn.
Sd nabm 3Dei 9intn por benz SbluiengtBtu urb
cine mad Dem Grjbittd unO babcu mir ojcitlbtn
me6r out oetban ais irgcuO ttpos, mas i'd bisbSr
csbraudt babe Mtn 2ciOcu bsitano in elmer 9sS
btrfrart6eit gIeire 6aut uuo mciue @ulsu mas
rem aauj qclb; i'd bate i6lafrjo, gciiiblt, mar
mic Gin 9etruufcucr; bate Sdmcr3w Oirttt abr
Dem 0abel, QCraOe als Oh Die Sale Gui Dem Ndz
cen oriidtc 9I'iut GiuqclpcOt Uurta isbr Oit OCrz
topit Oein Nluno uuO Die 3uugt rpuren mciz
fcutbcils sutjiuost ADpetjt iU0r 5lour gut, abcr
bic Iabruuq touuts Mot ptrouucu uuO lag ibDsr
i'm Waqcn, ioOub DieicIbe immsr tucOer emporium.
SA tountc MIR lejbt OcrOuulide RabruuQ ju mir
n,bmcu @ittt i9idcn sic mir ben rJtat5gebcr."
G5tuugsYUa 9su 3ouQu,
S9Ot Springs, @rf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15
S6neae unS Gaere SeiIunq

briuQsu bic St. 9eruarozGrdutcrpi IN alien
5dneu pom Storung oss m,ni9l3u CrQnHsmus
b.r0or Gicits oltberu5mte 6cjlmitttl, oo5 iJou
uuigre 9dttr uuo Yiutter alien ioufiQcn ArjnteH
uor}uqcn, bcUl5rt iD in itOtr ouibt bel @crs
Oauuuasbci3mtrocu iOlDie bel ecbtrs, 3itrcus uub
Wil}lejocu bci 5itbcr alcr 2lrt bel 0lutzRrluibsis
ttu, Gatarrb gclbiu5t Hcuralqit, 8bcumatiss
mus mo uu30bliQcu auO1rU GrduibtitlH, bic
bauptid5lid1 ans uuFsincm 3uiaHo ocs 9lutts
cntitebtu. &u @GuQ aui bic 9trH;btung Don
Grautbcitsttimen itsbt oas 0tttd tbatdflih uaz
crreibt Da I'll %, ,1a;5&@l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15
SiCfon-S0rnt-
8DH DEN P9iIippinrm.

W2e6r Opfer Der G6olera. - Gine
9inri6tung bur9 Die 9arotte.-
gbaffee iiber bic Sa9lage auf
WttnDando.
Ntantla, IA. W2ai. - Sn W}az
Mia iinb Bis ieBt $50 Grtranfungsn
an Der G6olera nit 769 SobesfGQen
Oorgetommen. Die Yrobin5en be-
ri9ten 1888 @rfranfungsfGIe in
5olge Der Seu9e unb 2O92 Sooesz
fdQe.
Sin gepifIer 8icufort, tpel9er Des
W}orOes ii6erfiibrt poroen mar, purz
De geitern in Qingapan, Der 6auptz
ituOt Der 9roDtn3 9unguiinan, auf
Der SnTel 2u5on, bur6 Die 8arotte
bingeri6tet. gicafort mar Der erIte
WOrDer, nel6er felt Der GtnIeBung
Der amerifanii6en 2lutoritGt auf ben
B6iltppinen garottirt fporDen lit. Die
8eamten, tpel6e Der 9inridtung beiz
pobnten, iinb Der Meinung, baB bas
dngenanbte SDitem einen i6nelsn
unb 6umanen Sob perbiirgt, aber Der
2ln6lid Der 9inri4tung lit Elm emp0=
renoer.
eSn ben lebten Sagen iinb 8etitioz
nen gegen Die 3uriid3ie6ung Der ame=
rifaniI9en Sruppen Dor fe983ebn
StGDten unb Ortf9aften eingelauz
fen. gs beiBt, ben 4nIaB ba3u gebe
bic Sur9t oor l1eberfGl1en BON BAN
bitten nu4 Dem 9tb5uge Der Sruppen.
8on dnoerer Seite lpirD angenpmz
men, OuB Die 2trtrogite1er ben
8unia begen, Ii6 Oa5 6anOelsgez
i6Gft gu erbulten, lpel6e5 ibnen bur6
Die umeritaniI6en 8arniIonen 3ugez
fiibrt pirb, unO oaB bies eber ibr
8epeggruno 1T, aI5 Die 4ngit bor
RGubereien.
@ufbtngton, .. g., IA. W}ai.
- Sin 8srt4t Deg @eneralmuiors
Gbaffee be3iigli8 Der 8erpiflungsn
nit ben W2oros auf Der Sniel Mtinz
banao, tpel9er aus Manila batirt,
u6er uugenffeinli6 aus irgeno einem
Orte in Wfinbanao, ipobin it6 9enez
raj G6affee in bpriger 8o9e begab,
I'm nit 8rigabegeneral 0aOis Hiifz
fpru4e 81 nebmen, a6geIanbt tit, ging
bem &riegs 9epartement gu unD
lautet
rQn ben 9enerulaOiutanten in
DaT6ingtDn. = Bin Iett bret Sagen
bier, Inn bic Situation nit 8rigdDez
9eneral 9eprge %. 9abis gu itubiz
rem. 0enfe, 5pei gatailIone fouten
bleiben, penn iie perpropiantirt perz
ben t0nnen.
Der @enoiii Pfab bietet groBe
S9pierigfeiten, aber Elm anberer
9fab bietet melt before Nusf4ten.
9enfe, Der 9fiid5ug pom See niiroe
ernitli9 Die Si6erbeit Der f9pd9eren
9attos gefGbrOen; pirbe i6nen
freunOi4uftli4en 8eiitunO geIeiitet
bdben, CLAUDE uber, baB, penn mir
bIeiben, Die md9tigeren 9attos ii9
annGbern perDen, tpenn ii4 5eigt, baB
uniere g}ifiipn cine freunOli4e 1T.
Na9 ben ber3eitigen 9ln3ei9en tperz
ben neitere 6einbfeligfeiten ni6t
notbpenbig tperOen, fans lie ni4t
BON Den Wioros probo5irt perben.
8apan erregte groBes Staunen, mar
aber GuBerit npthpenDig aIs cine
beilfdme 2eftipn, pel9e, tpie i9 benz
fe, ni9t tpieberbplt gu peroen bruu9t.
ginige 9uttos iinb iebr argpOhniih
unb balten ii9 in Der 9efeniipe. Die
@eegsgenb 1T prudtDOu unb geeigne>
ter fir Die Sftupation Seitens Der
Qmeritdner, als irgenb Elm anberer
She'll bes 2lrdiRts, bO4gelegen, 8ltz
ma pOr8islid, IdBt fi4 ieDem shaI
in benz @Gegbenb @e6irge an Die
Settle fteuen. (9e5) gbuffee."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15
@0morr6oiOcn,
JtOpf(C5mCr5en
nuO aae 9rbericiOCn.

nr,is 25 Gents pro s8abtel 3u a1cr aSOtbs'
fen an bobtu ootr mad Gmpiuu9 Oe5 @rtiics portos
frri ,uoei6idf 8 an ma j & O., ylr. 90 sims
Strabe 0tlDsQort. &eteben sic aut sGa0Dap's."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15
Gin fatboIiIdcr 9rntrif.
Die 6teIung beut76er Rat6oliten CUR
PbiIippinenfroge. - 5n GbicagO
angenommene 8eI6liiFe.

pplLlppl4lC4lI IuSI. NNl OHIIuSU
angenommene 8eI4lUfe.
G6tcago, IA, Mai. - Der bier
tugenoe g0eut16e 3at6oIi76e Der
einsbuno BON SGinoi8" bat eine9feiFe
Don 8ef4lIiiIen angenommen, in mel
6en er 7einen 6tanopuntt peri6ieoez
nen pi6tigen 3agesfragen gegenii6er
tlar unD beutli6 fenn3ei6net. Gr
paiIt Den8erIu6 Der So3ialiiten, ben
fat6oli76en GItern bic fatboliI6e Grz
3ie6ung i6rer &inOer gu erI9peren,
energiI9 3uruf, proteItirt bagegen,
DaB ben SSnDianern in 8e8ug auf Die
S6ulen ibre 6eiIigItsn gfe9te Dertiir5t
iperben, uno penOet ii4 f6lieBli6 ge=
gen Die 8unoe5regierung, neil oieie
e5 genagt babe, ben angeitammten ta=
tboliI8en 8lauben Der 6ilipinos gu
unteroriifen.
Der 9bilippinen 9ai7u5 Ioutet,
nie foIgt: .@ie aus DerIGBIi6en 8ez
ri6tan pon ben gbiIippinen SSnIeln
nur gu beutIi6 gu erieben, 6at e5
uniere ieBige 8unoe5perpaltung gez
mugt, bort bur6 Elm gottIoie8 S6ulz
Spitem, oa8 Dorniegeno, ia, beina6e
au5I6lieBli6, pon Geften Yre0iz
qern un0 3FreimQurern Qeleitet nirD,
ben angeitammten tat6Olii6sn 8lauz
ben Der 96ilippiner gu enttrdften II.
mDgli6erpeiie aus3urotten. Sm2iate
Der Itaatli6 gorantirten 6rei6eit err
blifen mir 6ierin cine 6tmmelI6reienz
be Ilngere6tigfeit gegen elm unterjo6=
te5 tat6oliI6eS 8olf, i'm 2i9t bee
@luu6ens cine mooerne G6riitsnoer:
folgung. G8 f6mer3t uns tief BAT
Die ange6li8en tat6olii6en 6reunOl
| unIerer 8unbe5DerpaItung oieIe SD:
rannei immer nod ni6t abI9afFer
fonnten. 8orldufig t0nnen mir nit
unTerem 6eiligen 8ater uno alien
treusn &at6oIiten bieIe, unier glorz
rei6es Sternen6anner CDR aller Welt
beI9Gmenoe S6ma6 nur betlagen.
8ai nG6Tter @elegenbett DolIen mir
als 8iirger uno al5 &at6oliten unier
8eites perfu6en, DieIen S4anofled
aus Der 6lagge unIere5 lie6en 6etz
mQt6lQn1es QuS3umer3en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-15

li6en 6altung niroe 3u einem uQ8es
meinen Strife Der 8a6nleute fii6ren,
beren Sa6e bic geIamnten organiiirz
ten 2lr6eiter pon G6icago unteritiiBen
niirDeu.