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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11

London, Dec. 9.-Great Britain and
Germany have presented ultimatums
to Venezuela, which will be followed
up by the seizure of the customs un-
less satisfactory settlement is forth
coming within a brief period. The
ultimatums have a time limit, but the
exact date cannot be ascertained here
The foreign office states, with regard
to the time limit: 1T is reasonable
time in which Venezuela can satisfy
the injured government. Both notes
are practically identical, although the
amount of the claims differ. The notes
merely reiterate the continued disre-
gard by the Venezuelan government of
all our representations, specify our
claims. and demand immediate action
on the part of President CastrO's gov
ernment in connection herewith"
Iftb, Ultimatum Is Defied.
Should the British ultimatum meet
with a hostile reception the British
minister, W. H ID. Haggard. has been
instructed to 90 aboard a British war
ship: or. if that is impra cticable. to go
into the nelghboring British colony.
The foreign office. however, does not
appear to anticipate such contin-
ency: or, indeed, does it look forward
to any startling development within
the next few days. Premier Balfour' s
announcement in the house of COM
mons is regarded as merely the
obvious elimination to the situation.
Cut on from Caracas.
The Associated Press correspondent
learns that complicating circumstance
has arisen in the inability of the for
eign Office to communicate with Min.
lister Haggard. The officials here be
lieve that he still is in Caracas, but
owing to the reported break Of the ca
BILE they are ignorant as to what steps
he is taking or what the Venezuelan
government intends to do. The foreign
office is hourly awaiting important dis
patches from Caracas. but up to this
writing none has arrived. While the
government Is rather worried at its
inability to get an answer from Min
lister Haggard serious alarm is not felt
especially as inquiries have revealed
the fact that the Venezuelan represen-
tatives are in similar situation.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11

Paris, Dec. 10.-At cabinet coun-
ell yesterday 1t was decided to direct
Admiral Rouvier to request in the
name of the government that the par
ties to the Marseilles strike accept ar
bftration-
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
Killed . Woman and Three Children.

Fostoria, O., Dec 10.-Baltimore and
Ohio east-bound passenger train No. 8
yesterday afternoon struck buggy
containing an unknown woman and
three children at a crossing near
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
WHY THEY WAXWROTH
And Send UItimatums for the
Consideration of the
NenezueIans.
BRITAIN AND GERMANY MOVING
Because. the British Say. They Have
Been LOftily Ignored by Castro
What Castro Says.

Caracas, Dec. 9.-The British minis
ter, w. HI. ID. Haggard, and the Ger
man charge d'affaires, Won Pilgrim
Baltazzi. left Caracas at p. m. yes
terday for LaGuaira, where they went
on board cruisers of their respective
countries, and both legations have been
closed
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
Is Payne Looking for Trouble, ,

Washington, Dc. 1O.-The postmas-
ter general has issued an order amend
ing the postal regulations by requiring
that whenever any woman employed
in the postal service, either as post
master or unclassified clerk, marries
she must take the oath of Office anew.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11

Washington, Dec. 8. Justice
Holmes, the new member of the Unit
ed States supreme court, took the, oath
Of Office at the incoming of the court
today, and then teSsh his seat with the
other members.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
Mik.do OPENS His Tournament.

Toxic, Dec 1O.-The emperor Of ia
pan opened IN person the session Of
the japanese parliament which began
yesterday.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
His Wife and Daughter Present.

came on.
His Wife and Daughter Present.
At the bedside when he died were
Mrs. Reed and Miss Catherine Reed,
Doctors Gardner, Macdonald. Bishop
and Goodnow, and the nruses. DR..
Goodnow, vino had been in consulta-
tiOn with the local physicians Thurs
day, was again summoned from Phila-
delphia Saturday. and arrived here at
$50 D. IN. Reeds mind was in such
q state during the day that he did not
realize the seriousness Of his condi-
ton. He was cheerful, and conversed
with those about his bedside. When it
became apparent that he would not
survive his illness. the wife and daugh-
ter were notified and they remained
constantly at the bedside until the dis
tinguished patient breathed his last
With only a faint hope of saving his
life oxygen was administered through
out the day
b Beginning of His Fatal Illness.
Reed reached Washington Nov. 80,
having come to attend to some mat
tiers in the United States supreme
court He was at the Capitol Dec.
visiting with friends. Apparently he
was enjoying good health. but that
same day he called on DR.. f. a. Gard
ner and complained of gastric distress
The following day his physician COM
PEELED him 10 remain in bed. Reed
was strongly adverse to staying in bed,
but rise in temperature made it i'm
perative that he remain quiet. Symp-
toms of appendicitis appeared, though
his condition was not considered as
alarming. On Thursday the physicians
announced the appendical symptoms
abating, but that kidney trouble had
developed. giving more serious aspect
to the case. these symptoms increased
until an acute attack of Bright's dis
ease developed.
Funeral at Portland, Me.
The remains of the ex-speaker left
here yesterday afternoon for Portland,
Me-. his former home, where the in
terment will take place tomorrow aft
ernoon.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11

Denver, Colo, Dec. 10.-At midnight
yesterday representatives of the differ
ent factions in the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company agreed on compromise
directorate to be chosen at today's elec-
fiOn
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11

Toronto. Can, Dec. 8. = Maud
Hughes, Gertrude Harner and Harry
Brady, while on theirway from church
were struck by train at Grimsby sta
tion and killed.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11

indianapolis. Dec 10.-Mrs. Adelaide
F. Allen, daughter of United States
Senator Charles w. Fairbanks. was
granted a divorce from her husband,
DR.. Horace d. Allen, Jr., by Judge Nc
Master for failure to support her and
cruelty.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
Big Round-Up OF Vote Sellers,

Shoals, Ind, Dec. 10.-After a ses-
sion lasting week the grand jury has
returned 104 indictments. All the men
named are charged with selling their
votes at the last election. The names
of the indicted men are not made
known, as no arrests have been made.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
How He Planned His Campaign.
What Constitutes a Win.

Under the rules the White squadron
would win f it entered the port Sc
lected and worked for one hour laying
mines before the arrival of q Blue
squadron 80 per cent superior, or if
it entered its harbOr and COM
pleted the work of mining be.
fore the arrival of Blue squadron
double its strength. The White squad
ron would lose if it was intercepted
by a superior force at sea, or within
one hour after having anchored in the
port selected
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
Arrests Make the Matter Worse.

1t was said at the state department
yesterday that this request would be
granted, and the probability is that
Bowen already has taken steps toward
that end. Considerable surprise is ex-
pressed here over the arrests, as the
result will be to add to the serious COM
plications already existing. Owing to
the late hour at which the Caracas bull
letin was received 1t was impossible
to ascertain whether any information
had been received by the state depart
ment from Bowen regarding the ar
rests. SenOr PulidO, the Venezuelan
charge d'affaires, was also inaccessi-
bic.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
Bearing the Venezuelan Flag Fol.
lows Quickly the Anglo
German Demands.
CASTRO MAKES MATTERS WORSE
By Arresting All the Britons and
Germans He Can Find.
United States Comes in just There
Castro Says He Never Heard of
the British Claim Before.

London, Dec. 10.-A dispatch from
Caracas, Venezuela, dated Dec. 9,
says: The combined British and Ger
man fleet today seized the Venezuelan
fleet, composed of four warships, in
the harbor Of La Guayra. 1t Is re-
ported also that an ultimatum will be
delivered tomorrow asking for an an
swer and a compliance with the de-
mand of the British and German min
istelS.'
Caracas, Venezuela, Dec. 10.-Au
German and British subject in Caracas
were arrested yesterday.
Utilizes Uncle Sans Services.
Washington, Dec. 10.-The arrests
of the German and British subjects in
Caracas yesterday are believed here to
be in the nature of retaliation on the
part of President Castro for the ulti-
matum which has been sent to Vene-
zuela. incidentally such action by
Venezuela will, it is believed, involve
this government, as the German and
ritishrepresentatives in Venezuela be-
fore leaving Caracas requested United
States Minister Bowen to take charge
of the interests of their countries in
Venezuela
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
THOMAS BRACKErr REED

THOMAS BRACkETT FEED
der to stimulate his kidneys. which
were failing to perform their proper
tion again was administered. The heart
became weaker and weaker. but the
patient retained consciousness until II
p. ~ Saturday, when a complete coma
came on.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-11
WHITE IS THE WINNER
l.i the Game Of U. S. Naval Squad.
rons Played in the Car.
ibbean Sea.
SUMNER DODGES THE BLUE FLEET
And Slips into a Harbor with Only q
Few of Higginson Scouts
on Hand to See.

MayagueZ Porto Rico, Dec. 1O.-A
notable victory was achieved yesterday
morning by Admiral Sumner, i'm COM
mand Of the White squadron, with the
Iowa, Illinois, Albany and Chica 20. He
captured Mayaguez without resistance
at 6:24 a. nj. yesterday aud immedi-
ately mined the harbor. The Nashville
and the Eagle subsequently entered
the channel md reported that the At
lanta and the San Francisco had last
been seen off Ponce. and that perhaps
they had been overtaken. admiral
Summers victory was due to the care
full execution of his plans.
How He Planned His Campaign.
At Trinidad he directed the White
squadron to proceed to point within
a circle with a radius of 720 miles.
the center Of which was latitude Is
and longitude 45 The White squadron
was reported to Admiral Higginson.
commanding the Blue. or opposing
squadron, at & p. M, Dec. 5. Admiral
Summers objective was Mayaguez,
Guayanilla Ponce. Ensenada or Guile
bra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01
9ie 2ane in snhafrifa.

SGoqfrtta tit britif4e probin5, unb
tpenrl man ben Qonbpner 3eitungen
glauben tpplte, bann 6errf6te in
Siibafrifa augemeine 3ufrieOenbeit.
Sang anbers aber lauten Die Na9z
ri6ten, tpel9e brett aug ben neuen
8rooin3en in ni9tzenglif9e 2dnOer
ge6en. 60 pirb aus 8retoria an Elm
beutf9es 8latt gef9rieben: @laube
NiemanD, baB fi4 Die 8Oeren in Die
@dnbll1ng Der 0inge gefunben BADEN.
Gs fam ia tommen, p%prldufig tit dber
nod fe6r ipenig babon 3u merfen. Ollie
8oeren tragen mod Die Sransbaalz
Sarben unb bas @appen Der Gepuz
bltf als fleines MetaQf9ilb i'm &nppfz
lD9, unD es pirb INNER gemabnt,
auf bic 3ufunft gu boffen unD Der
nalten Su9e" treu 81 bleiben. Die
Wabr6eit tit, baB Die 8oeren Die Soft
nune, lire unobbGngigfeit unb itaatz
li9e Selbfftdnbigfeit pieber gu errinz
gen, ni4t a~ufgegeben baben. Ni6t
Giner BON i6nen geite6t gu, baB iie unz
terlegen Iinb. Sic ertlGren, baB tie
bur9 Die M}a9t Der umItGnbe gez
3pungen tpurben, ft9 gu u~ntertperfen
unb ein5uge9en, mas tie nt6t anbers,
uls einen @affenitiGftanb betra9ten.
Wftt Der @ntpaffnung, BON Der Iopiel
Die GeDe mar, bat IS audi feline guten
Wege. Sin 9iertel Der 8peren bat
feline 8etpe6re abgeliefert. Wo limb
fie geblieben? $50 iinb bic SauIenbe
BON @etpebren, bic ben g~efangener
gngldnbern abgenommen, bic auf ben
S9la9tfelbern bei'm 8iid3uge Der
@nglGnber uufgelefen purben? Sc
birfte Der Sag fommen, tpD biefe Sc
tpebre pl0Bli9 pteber in ben 6Gnben
Der 8oeren gefunben tperben. Nu9
mad Der Qnneripn beg SransDaals in
1873 figten fid Die 8oeren unD ge=
ftdtteten ben Gngldnbern, ibnen nit
@elb a~us5ubelfen. Sic bebirfen ieBt
Der Sammlung, aber gu gegebener
3eit biirften bic englif6en Garnifo=
men bafelbe erleben, tpte lire @orgGnz
ger bor 5tpeiunb5pan3ig Sa6ren. Der
8oer bat Mdiubaz6iq ni6t bergeifen,
unD Die 8riegsfibrung Der gngldnoer
in ben lebten Sabren bat inn feline
606ere Meinung BON i6rer Waffen=
tii9tigfeit beigebra9t. Der 8rieg bat
bic Nfritanber= Sbee nt6t gei9pd9t,
fpnbern nod berftdrtt, unD bamit
pirb gnglanb gu re9nen baben, fpenn
es anberpGrts in einen erniten Streit
pertpidelt fein tpirb.
Die geI9GftIi9e Gage tpirb aIS cine
febr traurige gef9iIbert. 2eute limb
genuq bu, aber fem 9eIb. 4bgefe6en
bon ben bielen Nrbeitslofen, pirb audi
tpeniger perbient. Sn ben Minen iinb
bic 2D6ne Inn bic 6dlfte rebu3irt, unb
bic ean3e Gntpidelung Der 9olo<Snz
buitrie lift babur9 ee6emmt. 9agegen
limb Die 2ebensmittel greiie, tpie Die
W~Sletbspreiie g%eitieger. Der Mlafen
Der 4rbeiterz8 ebDlferunq bat ii6 besz
| balb groBellnsufrieben1eit bsmddtist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01
unter Der GpnqreBufte

unter Der gongreBatte
BON 1860, i4reibt Die ct. paul
n@olfs3eitung, bur9 pelde bic
fdmmtIiden Sumpfldnbereien in
Minnefotu BON Der 8egierung auf
ben Stat iibertragen iinb, lit 2eBtez
benz elm iiberaus foftbares 9eI9ent
gema6t pprben. Sn Stasfa@@ountD
iino laut bieier Nfte ieBt 10000 older
Supflano Dermef1en uno regiitrirt
porben. Wenn bieie QGnbereien Oraiz
ntrt fporhen limb, peroen lie bds
t~pert6poQite 8ulturlanb bes Staatas
Eilben unb Ii6 Be onbers fir ben 8du
bon 3uderriiben eignen. Die groBe
iG9iiT9e Gbene in 9euti4lanb, no
jtBt Observation-Disclosures ii4 er6e6en,
BE @benen in SitpreuBen unD Dos
fru9tbare Ooerbrud finO gerabe iolz
Ge Simple gepeien, Die Die bis6er
10 perd6teten in unierem Staate, uno
mas aus ibnen getporoen tit, pirb
cu9 aus unieren nerOen. Ser @rlDs
bur9 ben @srfauf Der SumpfldnDez
reien pirb in Die Safe bes S4ulz
fpnbs flieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01

Sr. George 8oulb perz
t6efbiQt Die SruIts. Sic entpidsln
SnDufrisn unb permebren Die 9roz
button, iagt er; lie f4uffen cine gr0z
Bers 9ei6dfts Stabilitdt uno brinz
gen benz SnbiDiouum teinen bduernz
cen @9a0en. Sas lit Die Qpgit Der
Sruffmagnaten. Die inbuitrieqe @ntz
pidelung unD 9roOuttionsDermebz
rung gef9iebt gum 9prtbeil Deniger
GruIfin6aber unb gum S4aDen Der
Mtenge bes Bottles. 0as gu6ltfum
bat bas an benz 5leif9z, am &oblenz
Sruit unb anberen f6tper fii6len
mifen. Der freie pirtbf3aftliGe
Wetfbeperb tpirb bur9 Die Sruits
unm0glid sema9t. Suufenbe tperben
bnr9 bic pereinfu9ten @eI9Gftsmez
tboben Der 9robeprporationen ii6er<
flIffig unb arbeitslos. Der unqez
Teure Aei9tbum, ben bic Sruftmaqz
naten anbdufen, giebt ibnen oieMla9t,
in ben Wa6lcampagnen MiGionen fir
Mablapede gu opfern. I'm bann
Gtaats> unb Hational : GeieBgebun=
aea gu beeinflufen unO gu be9errf6en.
Mer aGerbinss in Der Plutofratie bas
Sbeol zines GtGatspefens iie6t, Der
mao in ben Eruits iegensrei4e Sin.
riat4ussn ieAsni bic 4alfrsa pi6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01

pprtugal 9eute unbporz
tugal CUR 3ett 9einrt9's bes Seefa6z
rers! Wel6er nnteri4teO?! 9as
emit in bier Weltt6eilen 9erridenbe
9prtugal lit 6eute in FOLDER 9elb@
flemme, baB Die &roniupelen gum
pfanbontel getragen tperben miifen.
@nglanO foute benz armen S6ludcr,
Der ibm pGbrenb bes 8oerentrieges 10
pertbDolle, tpenn audi Guberit I4mur=
aige 9ienite geleiitet fat, gu 9ilfe
tommen. &ber Sobn 8uu, Der auz
aenbIidli9 aud ni4t ou3u bel iibrig
bat, f4eint ii4 audi an ben SaB gu
baIten, buB man ben @erratb liebt,
a6er ben 9errdtber bera4tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01
0arbIanS 6 grnuiBlbaHia GiIrnz
bahusGu.

Rortbs aptnusz unbDat zStutipn
gtrIafsA an @O3snts8en RAD 9orf, pa, UNI 73O
Worgsns uR9 $50 3a5m,ttass.
7.30 MOrgtH, $50 uRo 450 Ra5mittaqg'
gtrIaFen an 0obeatas.n nab 8s!air. mb ~,
7.90, $50 unb 1885, 9prmittaQg. 33O unS ~
4aamittass un6 6.I5 QbeHog. 1""
guiaHtu an 6oHHtagtn mad 9,!ta, "a, nm 3 ~
TtOrstus uaD 400 9a3mittagg.
9trIaf'n an 6onHtOgtn nab g:lair, mo M,
$50 uHo lLS 9ormittags. 400 Qa6mttaqs prS
1000 abpbs. .
cen ab. ""FN-
!. G. R0rtis. srul.Gsi6dItsfahpsE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01
Guecu elnuc's GfIenba6nzGu.

Gobr9lau itit osm ). 5uli 1902 In Rraft.
Gambler ptldBt oeH Bier yr. 10 an 2.sbts5tra5'
ta1lI3 tSam't48s uH0 S0Hrta1s au=Jtu0mmsnl
I'M 100 Gormittag5 uHo 315 gatmjttols, n19
Gape Nan &ebObOtb uHO 5Dl@tai!a'
tiOuen.
6amtags, 100 @ormittoQs uro 200 @aamitta5s'
mad GapsW D, 8sbobotb uHo SDn9'n'
f~atjoHtH.
6anutaag. 815 gormittaqg. nab cape " ,
uuO ReBobutb, NM 3l5 Ta5mittags, Has
mad G~cut=SsllnD uHo Gu;sHstotUH.
SpsSial { Q osrlGbt 6 , E Wt q , MONS
TAGS nm $50 MorQtHs, f5 Ju Genes nit osm
Grpreb3Eq BON 8tbob0t5 nab baltimore IN S'F'
~bIUouHg isBsHD.
6rabt,H psrOtH an 8obtHta5en bis o Aor %9'a0S
<HtltQ.n asnomm;H.
Selspbons: 6. & %, ct. 9auG 31O2; Goy Sen. 81.
2. SO. IroIsL Observation-Disclosures
(glaj37, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01
OeReru 1arbGanb Balm.

&Fttt in Rrat am p. stunt 1904
Gage ssrlaHen 0iltuzStation, ME fSlGt:
3Gglt9.
40 Worqeng Sbnelsug, 6auptltHte, 6detss
topn, s. & SO. &p. unO benz 5ADtu, uusgeS
uoutmsu SonntaQ, 9. Q. u. U. Gbambersburg,
Rartiusbure, 0in9eter uHo 9unttsH on or
rGbciapeate II. WstrH Sabn.~
els 9orm.-Qsu=War Grprsb. (lur pensDlar)
1855 9orm.-QtfOm. mad GmorpsgrOOe.
SGgli9 ausgtRo e. 5snntdgs
TBS 9orm.-Qort, q. & s. SIP. uHO 6auptliuie
6fli9 BON GmOTps9rope, Carlisle uHo u. Il 50.
Balm.
sll 8Orm.-@auptliais, SagsrstoDu, Sbippsnss
bur4, Grsosrid, GmmitgGurg unO 81. & 81.
Rp., bis ebsnaHoOub.
1912 9orm.-gttom. mad uHions9ri0gs, Qori u.
GETTYSBURG.
1880 Rabm.-affom. na3 Gmor0s8ruos.
2.25 T~a3m.-affoR. mad GmorDzSroOe.
3.2 1a@m.-9Ius Wouutain Ggpreb CparlOrs
GAR; fsrHsr Greoerid.
1872 1s9m.-GIp. mad Qorf uuo 9. & 8. SiO.
4.01 Na6m.-Grp. mad guniten an Der 9aupts
IiHie. 6agerstOpu, 5re0srit, gmmitsburg unO
Sbippeusburg.
500 Ra6m.-Grp. aa8 glpnAsu. GtOm. isaisits
l~lnionsgrioee.
5.25 ga6m.-Qttom. Ha3 &lsTa.
6.l5 q~bsnos-afton. mad llniOHsgrioge.
Rur SoHHta9s
e.35 gorm.-gtIOm. rad IIHiOnsgrioge Tno Sn'
uoOer.
2.35 R~a6m.-affOm. mad lniOnsgribgs.
4.23 Ra6m.-affom. nab <Fu.
giaetz uno gtpdd=Cfits, 215 Cfs9alto sStr.
3Hge baltsH an Unions, qsHHa. saOe., Gultons
uno 8albr0ots (Rortbs1ptnue) citation.
9. g. @risDOls o. Q. u.
8. e. 9Gnotrstt, Observation-Disclosures.
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3o6 GreeR>OdmpfersGO.

Grturfon nab Rod UNI 6touep'Grai. Sams
bier psrlafen SoOion's @srfts mad ROds9rsst. NIT
Qugnatme Samftdg uuo 5ountlg, t19lt6 8 ubr
Wsoresrg uuO 2.30 Ra6m.; 6amtoss UNI Z ubs
WorQsns UNI go Ra6m.; Sountags UNI 4 uno 8
llbr Dtorgsns unO 2 ubr Ra5mittdGs. SrOnn'5
Wsrite 10 Niuuttu ipdt.r. Dampfr DtriaHsn
SOoisn's I9trfts tdqli6, NIT 4usuabms BON Sonns
tag. UNI Z r6r Rorgsns unO 2.30 RabT. 5~onHta9s
nm 4 uno 8 ubr UtorQtus unO 2 ubr gSa3m, tur
5tonsp.grssf, auf Der Sins uuO Riiffabrt an
8rOnR's QBerfs a~nItesno. aunDrsii.fSlutt zoe.
VI. B. Wpmirs, superintendent
Quail, 3Ilth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01

Ni9t ipentger, ais l.
215,7O0 SAB Butter unb 800
:aiiten gier foGen, tpie bas DG6icugO
3rabe Bulletin" 6ere6net, fir ben
8inter tult seIteGt pDrOen fein. 9ieie
@orrdtbe bilben Die @runOluge fir Ell
men uGorner" in Butter unb @iern,
baau mod bic an6altenbe 5leii4z uno
aRp6len : S6suerung. 9as pirb Ell
ren b0fen 8inter bes MiBDergniigens
1eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01

nWentger nGre mebr gez
4%peien," biirfts aud nit 8e8ug duf
unieren r5ungenDolubilen" prGitOenz
ten Der etne unb Der anbere fritti6
beanlagte 9epublifaner i'm StiGen
Denfen," i9reibt Die rMeitl. Poit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-01

Wie Der 20 etit9driiien"
beri9tet, lafen Die 4merifaner iG6rz
li9 bier MiGionen Dollars in Paris
iiBen. Die beften &unOen ieien ote
So. Morgan, @anOerbilt, S4pab
unb Carnegie. Qmerifanif9e Wtilioz
ndrsgattinnen taufen id4rli4 fir 49,
Bis 10000 Dollars BARRIER 3oben.
unb mas ioIte aus Purtier &iinitlern
tperben, tpenr1 i6nen bic amertfaniz
T9en 9abobs lire 8ilber uno Stulpz
turen nt6t abfauf fen piirben.
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efanntMadung
Nefdnntmadbuns an ane SeTser pom 9BtrtbS
~ f6aftSlpfalcn.
Bureau ecs GonestumS Der poIisei=G pmmffa

49,
8ultimore e, ben q. 4uquit 1902.
Sn 9cfoloune Der @Ori6riften oes 296. Gupitls
Der 8eieke BON 1902, Dcl6e QeieBli6e 9rimdrpub=
len, bic am 4. September 1902 in Der Stnot Ball
timore ftattfinbtn iOlen, pori6rcibeu. oroutn bic
Qoli3ei=Gommihdre Der Stoot Baltimore hermit
an. bdB inter ben 8eitimnuugsu pes oben err
Ddbntsu GtieBcs unO Oes 6S2. abibnitts, 1913.
&apitel, Der 8aiebe bon 1893 (ncuer Gbarter), uuO
fraft Der goQma6t, pcl9e linen our6 Den 753.
abi6nitt Der Observation-Disclosures bcrlieben 1T, am
Wabltage. 9onneritag, ben 4. Sepz
TENDER 1902, ale @trtbf9aften,
Nirt9f6aftsrdume, Srinf : @tabIiiz
fements, Spirituoienz2dben unb uQe
anberen PldBe, mo fir gep0bnli4
SpirituOien oerfauft perben, in Der
@tabt Baltimore gef4loFen fem mill
len, unb berbteten ben 8ertauf unO
Die 2ieferung BON Spirituoien in benz
ielben am befagten 8abltage,
Sre Qpli3iten fno initruirt poro.n, uuter Strafe
Der 6ntlafuHg aus Dem Sienfs oqs SsHe ju bes
ri6tsn, tpel6e it3, ME oOroeibrisben, %peiacrn DOer
es unterldfen, ibr 2otal 5u iblieben, iopis ale
BldBe ior0iam su beoba6ten, mo beraui1enOe @ez
trdnfe ~Dertdutt ooer Qeliefert perOtH unO bic Td=
men uler Sttreffeu0eH ju %Hotiren, Die uuter Dem
6intluNe bon SpirituOieu mn c~rlpdbnter ~gGabltuQe
%betroften peroen, um as 3euQen Dor bic @roBgez
i9p0rencn bes Griuiual0eri6ts citirt 5u nerOen.
George N. Ilpfbur,
Spbn z morris,
Grparc y. 6pwIer.
Cluo30, Sspt1,3) 9Ol3si=GOmmifdre.
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Sin Narr Don ginpan n
berun9sz" Gommifdr fam me6r fra
gen, ais 10 9uFugiere beantporten
f0nnen.
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mad Qunapolis, Dst. gopa! Station, H.50, 28.5e
Born, GamOsuz Station, 800, 800 Sorn.I
1918. AIS. $40 gabm.
gbfabrt BON Communication mad SreOerid,
7.95, l9.47 gOrul., 39.15 Born, lbs, A3O anS
1915 0ubm.
ga6 8in6efcr, 1920 gOFm., 1910, A3ORaHm.
Ru6 eagsrstODn, 800 Born, Alb, ASS
NAN Gaico.t.Gito uno ut Wirs, aOtat. l7.s5,
Ygi5 @orm., I.25, 4.3O, '5.35 Ra@m.. $3.50.
EIl.3O Q6euos.
ao6 Gurtis' Ra0, 1923 Torems.
mob qurau. Wt. Reconsideration, "2.B RG9El.
Eomn,v. Station. $40 Wa5u.
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49, 8. g. gSiefntr Snuperein.
9ie iabrlibc @eriammlune unO SireftOrtntpabl
finDct beute &btnD 8 lIbr i'm 9ersiuslotaIe,
Suber'g @aat, Gds 6eOerul= unO 9etbtlz!Str. i0tt.
t244) SEQ. Suber. Setr.
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StantsR esI1rator,
- Rdtbbaus.
8attimors, DEN %. guout 1902.
glen paran intereiiirttn 9sriontn pirO bterOur6
Iabri6t QtQeben, oaB Der staotzJ ngenicur, nj.
bur6 DEN abi8uitt 81 &, Qrtitsl AZ, ots galtimoz
rtr StaDtz@eieBbubts, 1893 (5upplemeutL porgc=
i6risben 1T, Den trtdrenUeu 9luH UNI Die umla=
gen fir Die RiDcairunp, 9flahcrung unO 8Ofsn=
ran Oftein6eitbuus aqts Dt5itnigtn 5beilss Der Gal=
bert straBc, bon Der etOicite Der 9altjmortzStr.
Bis 3ur 0orDieite Der 8ermansstrabs, in Oitiem
gjtreau biuttrle9t bat.
Qar bierOur5 ~bcriibrtcu 9erioncn iinO b~erettiet,
nit 9t3uQ 6ieraui an Oas 9altimortr StaDtqcri3t
inutr6alb 30 Eagen pom Satum oieiu 8etannt=
ma6Hug on 3u a~ppeqirsn.
Geo. 81. RumfeH,
CIuQ23,3 30, Septic, l3l Negitrator.