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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
The Druuuists.

A special train arrived from the east
this afternoon about o'clock with
over 100 wholesale druggists from all
parts of the east. The party were met
at the depot by large delegation
from the Commercial club and escort
ed to the club rooms where they were
royalty entertained during their short
stay in the city. They are enroute to
San Jose, Cal. where they will at
tend a national convention of the
Wholesale Druggists association.
Later-Train delayed and due tC
reach the city about z: 80 p. m.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
IMPORTANT FUND.
Mckinley Memorial Association Re-
ceiving Letters of Small
Contributors.

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 2.-Col. Myron
T. Herrick, treasurer of the National
Mckinley Memorial association, is re-
ceiving many hundreds of letters daily
memorial fund. Some time since un-
known persons started ten cent, five
cent and two cent endless chain
scheme in connection with the monu-
ment fund. Up to date fully $4,000 of
these letters have been received.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
eoettcher-Neville.

Last evening about 9 o'clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Finney,
occurred the marriage of Miss Lizzie
Neville, an educated and refined young
Lady, who came to Albuquerque a few
months ago from Nebraska, and Chas.
Boettcher, head baker at Anthony
Xydias' New England bakery. The
young couple will reside at 400 South
Broadway. Those present at the eere-
mony were: Miss Josephine Larson,
Mrs. Crary and Anthony Xydias,
Father Mandalari, of the church of I'm
maculate Conception, performed the
ceremony.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
beyond Shoemaker.

The wreck was caused by the engine
of a freight train leaving the track
and derailing several cars. The wreck
age blockaded the track and traffic
was stopped until the wreckage could
be cleared away. The wrecking crew
finally cleared the wreckage away
and traffic was resumed.
Passenger train No. 27, of the Ell Paso
train, did not leave here this morning
until after the arrival of train No. Z.
AS far as can be learned no one was
injured in the wreck
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
Delegates Named.

Special to The Citizen. q -
Socorro, N. NJ, Oct, 2-Delegates to-
Ration are: Abran Abeyta, Camilo
Baca, J. NJ. Allan. silss Alexander, DR..
Cruickshanks, Ricardo Armlio. r.. r.
Babcock, NJ. Cooney. John E. Griffith
The delegation is pledged to Rodey. AT
s o'clock the convention took a recess
until o'clock. The county officers
are to be equally divided between the
democrats and republicans. The legis-
lative delegation is all republican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
Brigadiers Appointed.

Washington, Oct. 2.-The president
has appointed the following brigadier
generals in the regular army
Col Amos l. Kimball assistant
quartermaster general, now stationed
at New York; Col Chambers McKeb-
ben, Twenty-fourth infantry stationed
at Fort Harrison, Mont; Col. Chas. C.
Hood, Sixteenth infantry, stationed at
Fort Mcpherson, Ga.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
Discount Increased.

London, Oct. 2.-The Bank of Eng
lands rate of discount was increased
from 3 to 4 per cent today.
The advance in the bank rate had.
in great measure, been anticipated
IN consequence of stringency of the
money market and the depletion of
gold as shown by the report of the
Bank of England. Consequently it's
effect of the stock exchange was mod
crate.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
DEPUTIES Stoned.

Mount Carmel, Pa, Oct. 2.-Owing
to a crowd of unknown men hurting
rocks at the deputies at Fighters col
liery last night, company of soldiers
was posted at that mine today while
another company was taken to Shame
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
Strikers Cut Wires in New
Orleans.
REGULAR ARMY APPOINTMENTS
Coal Miners of Alabama Sympdthize
With Anthracite Strikers.
the M'KINLEY MEMORIAL FUND.

New Orleans, Oct beyond the
discovery that large number of wires
Lad been cut in the upper part of the
city during the night there were no
early morning developments in the
street car strike. There was however,
feeling that negotiations between the
company and the employees would lead
to some plan of arbitration during the
day,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
WILL MEET PRESIDENT.
The Railroad Presidents will Confer
with Roosevelt About Strike.


with Roosevelt About Strike.
New York, Oct. 2-The railroad
presidents who received President
Roosevelt's invitation to meet him to-
morrow in Washington and discuss the
coal strike situation leave the city this
afternoon and will go together. Presi-
dent Fowler. of the New horlE Ontario
q Western railroad, said ,oday in re-
gard to the coal situation in New York
that by arrangement among them
selves, the coal companies were pro-
viding the elevated railroads with suffi-
cient coal to run its trains. Schools
and hospitals in this city will also be
taken care of, and arrangements will
be perfected in few days to supply
the poor people in this city with coal
in small quantities at low prices.
President Cassatt, of the Pennsyl-
vania, who received a special invita-
tion from President Roosevelt to at
tend tomorrow's conference, was a
visitor at J. p. Morgan's office today.
II have not yet decided to accept the
presidents invitation" said Mr.. Cas-
satt, but | expect to make up my mind
later in the day"
Morgan and his representatives
talked WIN some of the leading opera
tors today. 1t is understood that GER
tain memoranda has been prepared
and will be submitted to the president
at tomorrow conference.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
PAPER Money Issued.

Paris, Oct. "A dispatch received
here from Saigon, capital of French
Cochin China, says:
THE Siamese government has just
issued large quantity of paper money
with assistance of the Hong Kong and
Shanghai bank. Siamese credit is thus
placed under the control of Great Brit
ain"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
POLICE COURT.

Justice Crawford had only one lone
drunk to give the benefit of the law
this morning. The gentleman gave
his name as Perfecto Herrera He was
charged with being drunk and disor-
derly. Five days on the street was his
snare of the law.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
Only Fourteen Dead.

Black Diamond, Wash, Oct. 2.-Only
fourteen men are dead. There were
twenty-five men working on the level.
Eight got out alive. There are still
thirteen dead men in the mine. Only
one body has been recovered.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
Snippiuu Coal.

Reading, Pa, Oct. To-day the
Reading Railway company claims to
have brought down $500 tons of coal,
and yesterday 5000 tons. Reading
officials claim that shipments since
last Sunday amount to 10000 tons.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
Coal Goinq to Europe.

London, Oct. 2.-According to the
st. James Gazette, Cardiff firm yes
terday booked single American order
for $4,000 tons of steam coal.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02

Belfast, oct. 2.-The Duchess of
Manchester, who was Miss Helen A.
Zimmerman, of Cincinnati, gave birth
to a son this morning at Tanderagee
Castle, County Of Argmagh. Both
mother and child doing well.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02

kin on a special train to prevent pick
cts from stopping non-unionists from
going to work to Reading and other
collieries.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
Condition Satisfactory.

Washington, Oct. 2.-The announce
ment was made at the White House
this morning regarding the president
was that his condition is satisfactory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
FUSION TICKET.
Everything Harmonious and Andrews
Will Go to Council.

Special to The Citizen.
Socorro, N. NJ, Oct. 2.-Republican
and democratic conventions agreed on
fusion ticket. Everything harmonious.
Andrews will be nominated for coun-
Gil; Harry Howard for the house;
Blackington for sheriff. Rodey will be
endorsed by the republicans.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
Organization Perfected.
Special to The Citizen.

Socorro, Oct. Both conventions
perfected temporary organization Mes
tor Montoya. of Albuquerque, made
an eloquent speech. The resolutions
of the republicans endorse Delegate
Rodey. =
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
FATAL FIRE DAMP.
Coal Miners Killed in Mine by Fire
Damp Explosion.

Seattle, Oct. IA special to the
Times from Black Diamond says:
Fourteen men were working on the
fourth level on the south side of the
Lawson mines, between 10 and IL
o'clock last night. when an explosion
of fire damp occurred. All are sup
posed to have been killed. Five bodies
have been taken out. A special train
is leaving Seattle with the coroner
and physicians"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
May Refuse to Fuse.

Special to The Citizen.
Soeorro, Oct. AT this hour,
O'Clock p. m, the chances are the dem
ocrats may refuse to join in fusion
ticket.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02

ID. C. Hobart, a well known repub-
lican politician of Silver City, is in
the city today. He will probably re-
turn south tonight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02
DELAYED by Wreck.

Passenger train No. from the north
was eleven hours late this morning on
account of a freight wreck two miles
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-02

A. Vandervort, Boston wool buyer.
is in the city on business.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27
W1iF Dcu 6unb aefnmnen.

Die central uno iibameritunii6en
Republifen ba6sn in ibren Staatsz
bausbalten ton barauf lOsgepirt9z
i9uftet. Das f4eint cine gigen5eit
bisfer St~uatstpeien gu fein. Die &e=
publit Qrgentinien fommt aus tbren
5inan3n0tben gar ni6t beruus. Iuf
lire S9ulo BON 500 WiGionen Doll
lars entfaqen an Snterefen auf iez
ben &opf Der 8epDlferung aGein iieben
Dollars. Die 3~ins3ablung perf4lingt
ettpa piersig qroaent aqer @tuutsz
g~innabmen. 8rufilisn's 93uIoen
errei9sn fat OieieGbe 9O6e. Seine 48O
Minionen S9ulben miifen nit a
Bis 6 pro3ent per5inIt fperben. Cur
3ubIung OieIer 3inien iinD bic 3OQe
bes 2unoss DerpfGnbet porOen. Iuf
bieIelbe gDetie Iinb bic Snterefen Der
113 MiQipnen S9ulben Gbile's gez
fifert. 0as feline uruguup, bas nt4t
einmal cine Miuion Ginpobner 5GAlt,
bat ii9 cine S9ulbenluit BON mebr
als bunbert MiQipnen Dollars oufgez
birbet. Sonburas nit elmer 8eDOle
ferung BON elmer 6alben MiGion i4ulz
bet fat ebenIDpisl tpie uruguub. 0us
3inIenaabten fat biefe Republif iett
sfspa brsibig Sa6ren gang einseitent.
peru nit feinen II MiqiOnsn @inz
ipobnern bat einsn 8erg bon 265Milz
lionen @9ulben, fir bic es Die Regies
rungsbabnen, 8ergperfe unb anoere
@i9erbeiten fir cine betr9tli4e Inz
aabl Sabre perpfdnbet bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27
@effrrn WnrhInnh Nnhn.
9rat in Rraft a nj IS. sept. 1902.
gig. ~osrlaFtH bic SiqsH=6 l~atiOH, mi. folgt:

Trat in Rraft am IS. SEPT. 1902.
3uge ~osrlaftH bic SiqsH=6~ IatiOR, mi. fOIgt:
9dQli6.
4.30 frib S5RsEsoh, 6auptliuis, 6aoerstoDn,
q. & 80. gabH uno Dem Suo,H unO ausqcuoms
men euuntaus g. Q. 81. o.. G6ambergburg,
War:ingbure uno gBiH6efer.
Sdgli3 4, usgeno en- SoHntag g..
T.25 Rorgtus - 9ort, 9. & o. SiD. uuo 6aupts
linis 6flib BON GmOrpsGroUs, Garlisit uR6 8.
& g. r.. g..
e.3 gorm. - 5auptliHie, 6agergtopn, ebipSsrgs
burg, Grt0trid, Gmmitsburg uHo g.. & SO.
gabn, bis clifton.
1912 gOrm. : Giiomm. mad uniOn.ggiSas, gOri
uuo Gettysburg.
2.25 qaam. attomm. mad union=grioee.
3.32 Ra6m. - Grpr,b nab 0ort uro 9. & 6.Sis.
4.25 Qa6m. GIprsB, 4uuttt an Der 6auptliuie,
6agtrstOiDH, iopis 6veosrid, Gmmitsburo ua0
6bipptnsburg.
$50 Ru6m. aftomur. mad Gmoro=9roo:.
els gb,nos &ttomm. mad t~luioH=grioes.
ll.25 &bsnps Attomm. nab uHjon=HsDge.
Rur e onHtags.
e.35 BORN. - NtIOmm. nab unioHs9riOgs unN
6anpptr.
235 Raam. gtfomm. nod uHionsgrioot.
400 Ream. - aftomm. mad GmorpsSroot.
1856 Abenos - At:Omm. nab uHioHzSrioe..
giqets uub Gspdds9ursau Cir. 215, Gh.Galtis
more=Strabe.
3los bali,n an InioH=. 9eaniploauias qptuu,,
Buttons uuo 8albroOi Bottbsao,.J Station.
3 9. SrispOIo, o. Z. R
6. E. 2aHDfrttt, Oh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27

Oie &epoGten Der g.
ftGnbigen ruiiif9en @iienbabnarbeiter
in &oftptp am DON finb bsbenfli9er
getpefen, uls 4nfanss beri9tet muir
be. Gtpa 5000 @iIenbubnarbeiter
batten bDbere 20bne, @erfiir5ung Der
Mrbeits5eit unb gntldhung Ginger
Meiiter berlangt. Ser Minifter fir
8erfebrspege lebnte Die 5orberungen
ab, neil Die 4rbett eingeitelt porben
lei, Obne baB Die 4rbeiter beriu4t
bdtten, auf sefebli9em Bege tire
Ge9te gu pertreten. Die Qrbeiter
ipurben au~fgeforbert, ii9 anberpeitis
Mrbeit gu fu4en. Nrn purben TO-
sial : bempfratii9e prpflamatipnen
perbreitet. Die 8efpesung bebnte ii9
ouf anbere 5abrifen aus. 8erfammz
lungen fpurben abgebalten, unb als
berittene &ofaden bic %4usftGnbiqen
auseinanber treiben ppIten, fam es
5u 8lutbergieben. 3pOlf &oIaden
fpnrben pernunbet, unb auf ben 8ez
fell, au feuern, purben bier Qrbeiter
qet0btet unb mebr, als breiBiq berz
tpurbet. lIeber bunbert MiberfeBli9e
tpurben berbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27

.@s giebt 8pei &Gaffen
BON gatrioten, bic Dem 2anbe peber
niiben, nod feline @oltsftimmung re-
prdfentiren. Cine biefer &lafen
prablt beitdnbig nit Der Stdrte unb
@rDBe Der Natipn, pel9e Die gauge
Melt berbauen fDnne. Die anbere
&lafe f4puBt bon Der S4pd4e Der
@sreinieten Stauten, behauptet, bab
bos 2anb ni9t fart genug lei. nidt
S9iffe 9enug babe, I'm &rieg gu berz
binbern ober ben Qngriff elmer Der
bier grObten Md6te ab5uipebren."-
60 f9reibt Der r4mericdn" poreez
ftern. @timmt, nur bGtte aud bin5u
eeiebt tperben fouen, bab bic Siibrer
unb Mu9er biefer beiOen 8Gafen auf
ben &ebaftionsiiiblen unferer3eitunz
gen itben. Sic fden ben Wtnb, un=
betiimmert UNI bas Spri9port: y@er
ben Winb fdet, pirb Sturm ernbten."
Gliidli9er Weiie 1T bus @plf Der
@ereinieten Staaten ni9t 70 let9t
aus benz Glei9sepi9t gu bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27
@ie bic stimme eines Vrebiaerl

in Der @iite tlingen Die @orte zines
experimentation 2eiers in Der
-. Sun" Der nit feiner Namensz
unteri9rift ii9 febr abfpre4enb duz
BERT iibsr Die einieitise 8ebanOlung
Der @enesuelazQ nselesenbeit in benz
iiberpiegenben She'll Der englif9=
amerifanif6en Prsfe. Gr fagt in ietz
ner @inienouug: n9aben Die 8ereiz
nigten Staaten in ibrem &riege nit
Spanien ni9t ben 9afen bon 9apana
blodirt unb britiide fopobl, pie beut=
f9e S9iffe bon bemielben ousge=
idloHen9 unb mas fir 3eug betomz
men mir ieBt in ben 3eitunsen BON
beute gu leien9 9Gfen biirfen in De-
~ne5uelu ni4t unferen S9iffen berz
f9lpfen tperben. Was finb mir, ober
fir mas mO9ten mir BON 4nbern eez
balten iein - fir Softer i'm sSutterz
troge9 9aben mir ni9t bic 0erTi6ez
rung Der 5tpei beriibrten MG9te, bah
ihr 3iel nun @rbebung i6nen gef9ulz
beten 9eIbes iits Sinh mir bamit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27
eamftae, "a. 9cscmber 1902.

Gin ii berer ameritani i
f6er 3eitunssiunge, Der Sotep ge@
tporben 1T, erbGlt BON 5pei fran5Ditz
f6en @portsleuten iGbrli4 $4,000
Dollars @e6ult, unb iein Gontrdtt
lduft bret Sabre. Gin eintrdglt4es
@efnGfti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27
StbiOenOen.


Hrpartsmcnt fur unterrIdltspefen. Bureau
Ger Scbprec Ger Sd)ul OpmmIfdre.
Ode Wdotion= uno 2aiapsttss2lusnue
SuIttmore, Otn Is. Sejsmbsr 1902.
9triieQt1te GOrOerungs : 4n9tE
bute fir Die 9eriorQuug Der 6bulen Der Staot
NIT 1000, mtbr oOsr %ptni9er, . d. ii Ier=
s6reibpulten ip:ro.n bis , itntag 9, Den
30. 9yember 1902, 0a6m.ttu9s 4 llbr, in Oisicm
qiircau ,ntgegtn Qsuomm,n. SpJIiitation:n fur
~oieielben inO in Oisism 9iireau 5u ~er!ane'n.
Gin btQlaubiettr Gbtd in @0be BON iunibuuOert
Soaars $500, labtbar an GrOre Ots Wu9ors unO
etaOtratbg, mub itOtm angsbOt, ~beigsfH0t ietn.
9as Hsbt bltibt oorbtbaiten, irgcHO psl5s Oosr
ale NuQsbots 1u %perDerttn.
anosbote miTtn an r36s 9ouro Of S6OoI GOm=
miiFonsrg" oOreifrt unO an Der guberieIts Ocs Uer=
feQelten @ritfumiblagss nit Der auiibriit r9ro"
poials tor Stst5" Deriebsn icin.
s.. W. GpnIes.
1856, 9,634 Stfrstdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27
Queen Quue's Eiienba6usGn.

FubrpIu trattH arait q. 8 #. 1902.
2ompfer otrlaFsu gitf Nr. 10, QiUbt=Strabe:
GdQli3 (aasgeHOmmsH eumitog) els 9ormittaGs
unO 3.l5 Ro6mittags; 6amfta0s I'M els 9ors
mittagg uuo 2 uGr Ga4mittags mad Rents5gIanD.
GtntreUiue, Qcirss uHo 3niideHitatiOneH.
Qui5luB an .Stlaiuars & Gbsi. GiisHbubHS nab
Cation, CrforD UuO 8Dii6,ntattOn,H.
Tratt nirb eutg,geu genommen an gBo6.ntagsR
big 6 ubr Qbenrs.
gsl,S6Ons 6. & g. let. BAUD 31O2. yto. (6tu.)
81. 8. @. 5rogtL
(Nai27,1I) StusraIs9ei4dit is iabrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27

Sn @unaba finb in BEN
eriten elf Monuten bieies Sabres 3d.
479 perfonen etngepunOert. $4,000
@inpunberer Iieben ii4 in Manitoba
unb ben HorbpeftzS errttorien nieber,
nun $4,000 i'm 0itliden Canada, bas
audi nod me6r, als $4,000 PerTonen
an ben @eften abgab. Nus ben 8arz
einigten Staten fiebelten 31,489
9erionen rad benz peitli9en Canada
iiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27

9uBbas % pzg 0 IF Sour
nal" 10000 ormen &inbern Stem
Doris bur9 @ef6ente cine Wei9@
na6tsfreube gemudt bat, tit i40n;
minber f6Dn lit aber, bub bds 8latt
qroBe Heflame baraus madt. GaB
bic 2infe ni6t niIen, mas Die
Ge6te tbut, beiBt's in Der 8tbel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27
SteurrsS cpdrtement,
- RdtbhduS,

gRdtbbdus,
baltimore, D,H Is. Ss3tmbtr 1902.
Die Bidder Ci,iss Stpartemtnts psrDen an
Wontug q, Den 5. 5auuur 1903, sur G~ntoeoens
uabmt Der 3ablungsu BON Staats= UNI etaptiteus
ern fir pas Sabr 1903 %gs0ftnst,
3psi unO einbaIb 2N 9rol,nt Tabatt p,rDsn
oui aft fdotii6sn grunOci9sutbums=, 9srionaIs
unO ssfuritd Ten. y tbnungsn b~etDiliqt, pie tpdbrsnO
beg Nonats 9anuur, ni6t ipdttr, uls bis . a m=
# q, Osu 81. Sanuar, Mittlgs y llbr, bejablt
psrOtn. Glnf QroJtnt (5) Jabatt iusroen ouf
Stdats sRsbruuptn %Usreiittt.
stsutr3a6ltr t6untu ibr. Rsduungsn peri6nIi6
~cntqeoen uebmtn ODER pur6 ibrsn 9srtretsr ODER per
BOT crbalt;n. @snn 3uisnOung per Bot gctuini6t
niro, ioqte obn, 30psrung nit Guglbs Os Gigsn=
tbumg uuo Deg abgeibdBttn Gi9tutbImers unttr
gtiideung zines NIT 4Ortie p~cri'bentH ~irantirten
griefumiblaees Darum triu6t p.tOtn.
Sames 9. 6orter,
(Sej18,26 SAM. 6, 16,23.3N eteu,rsGinnsbmr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27

Sie g s r 3 c o
n4benbz9oit" f9ret6t: nMan finbet
es i'm Often unerbOrt, fir cine Some
8obIen So Bis $12 gu 5ublen. 9ier
itnb bos i'm SleinbunbeG BON ie6er Die
binigiten Pretfe gepeIen. Sic figt
uber bin3u: n8tr BADEN freili4 ben
8ortbeil, baB es bier niemuls bitter
taIt pirb unb Die 3immerbei3ung
pobl iebr angenebm, uber ni4t abiOz
Tut %n0t6nenOia it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27

gafroif pil1ens, bic 9 e
neauelafrage einem S4iebsgeri4t gu
unterperfen, aIein er fteat nod inn
mer 8ebingungen: bic 8lOdabe ioG
o%ufb6ren, unb er perlangt feline Slot
te auriid. Sang miirbe 1T ct INNER
nod ni6t.
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Sphn &i(drint,

GO itarb am 25. Gt3:mbcr 5obn 0ilqrim, q,Iicbz
ter 8attc pOu Dluria 9. BilQrim. @trIpanOte unO
6reuuOe Der Glmi!ie fHo ahtungsuo1 tiuotlaDsn,
DEN Standardization am E onutuQ q. Iab=
mittaqs 2 ubr, in isiner lsbtsn 0obuunQ, Rr. 1884,
SopiouzStraBe, beijuipobHen. 8:erOlquug pri=
patim. (36l-2l
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0arblnn0 e grnuigIbaniaz Gileuz
bahuzEnmhnanie,

Rortb=&btuut= uHD Cats6tatio n.
Y:rIaHsn an MObsntGgen uu3 9Ori, a., un 7.30
ptorgsHs uHD sos Qddmittags.
Br!afsn an 0O6:ntaVeH na6 Delta, pa. nm
7.3G ViOratus, sos uHO 40 Ra9mJttags.
100, $50 DsOrgens, 3,05, 4SO 9a5Rittags uHO
500 gbenDs.
grlaHsn an 6snn.agtu mad 9eIta, pa, UNI $50
Wore.ns unD 400 gabmittuQg.
gtrlafen an Sonntagen nap 8tI1ir, glo., nm
$50 RorgeHs, 400 EaAmitta0s uHo 1000
ab,nDs.
Z. 6. Esrris, Characteristic tH5rsr.
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! adgLi@, aasoeHOmmen eonHtaas.

TQ6 annapolis, mt. ROpal Station, !75O, $50
gorm., COMMUNICATION, 800, 300 9ormIt
!l2l5, AIS, $40 Jiodm.
Qbfa6rt BON GamDtn=Station nub Greocrif,
E.35, !9.47 9Orm., 1918 9Orm., !l.25, 4.3O un0
1915 Qabm.
RS6 @in3,ter, 1920 gOrm., 1910, 4.30Ra3m.
Rad 6agerstpDn, 1900 Born, AIS, +5O
Ra6mittuQs.
go6 Gaicottseitb unO Mt. Giro, Qotal, 7.35,
1915 gOrul., !I.25. !43O, '5.35 Tn@m., 800.
*ll.30 @beuog.
mao Curtis Bar, 1928 WOrg,ng.
Rad Quruo, Rt. Ro0alsStatjOu, '2.56 Ra6m.
,r,ner-E+ntiou % 10 Rnhtu
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Ser Stabtratb BON De-
troit bat einitimmig bef4lohen, 50,z
900 Dollars fir ben Qntauf BON
5artfoblen gu betpiGigen, nm bie1elz
BEN bann bieber gum &oitenprets an
beoiirftioe 8iirqer c63uqeben.
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Nnnrens snrnnler.

Gg farb ON %. 9s3tmbcr an0rea5 j. eptnalcr,
q%elis6ter @atte BON G~lTjabttb Spenglcr, i'm alter
BON "a 9abr'n, Z Nhonaten unO q 5agen. Sie
9.eroigung iinOst M OntaQ q, Den 20. Se3tmbtr.
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aus itat:.
90 bab' i'd o%bgefsett,
Wejn Saul lit nun oo16ra5t
Hur meiHe 6ile liteet
llno i1ldit in 5ootsuu6t.
Sbr uibst Cure 98dreen,
9br 2isbtn ibcr mid,
Sud bat Das Qtio u~mfangen,
Sas Sud bas @erj fat bribt.
o troitst Sud, 3br 2iebsu,
Sbut njdt 10 6naiIi6!
@a5 po1t 9br Gu6 bstribsu?
Sttbt's bob gar iuobl I'm mid
9on isiutr trausrno,u 8attin uno g inSrr.
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8on benz Reinertrag Der
lebten grpBen 8erliner Suntausitelz
lung iinb Dem @erein Der 8erliner
aiinftler $4,000 Murf 5ugeflofen.
Cine @umme bon glet9er 9Obe fdQt
Der v4tabemie Der &iinite" 5u unb
pirb nd9ites Sabr gum &ntanf BON
&unfperten fir Stuuts5pede psrz
mnnnt
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9ampfIhiFsrN n;eigen.
Baltimore 9ampf : gafet g Go.
Quite uuO lupsrIdfGss Sai'eints.I

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Sampler fabreH tdgIia. 5Guntuss ousStnummsu,
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ieHbabn1 nab Ribmono. 9sr5iHouna in 9Ortss
mouth nit Dem uStnboarb Air since iolioen 3ug
pom 9Ortsmoutb mad atIaHta. 5n 9Orfoli 9ers
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m~ortsS!raBt. 3eIapbons g. 4 @ 81. paul 1885;
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GbarlsssStraks, uuO 9irnu DER .5eaboaro @iE
2iHt,s Continental 5rHft 60. guilOing."
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@.sBinetzAstHt. Gen. fr. uno BAH. agent.
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