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phones 3O05:
John F. Callen TO Frances Newton. Lot
80. Metzger's East Michigan-st add.
(Sherman drive. near North sp........ N.oo
bert ct al, Lot Ss2 Mccarty's sth West
Side add. marion av. near McCary
Mary B. Berven to Anna E. sebert ct
al. same as above ;;;.......;,...- - l"'
Lot 81 and pt Lot ss, W. II. Morrison's
I'd add. (Meridian ST. near Eighteenth
cyrus A smith to Frank p. Ramsay
ct ux; pt Lot z, windsor Place add
Lots l75 and l7s. T. T. Fletchers I'd
Brightwood add. adams st. near
charies @. Philips TO Darius S. Tyler
ct ux pt Lots rs and S6. Hardebeck's
sub, Vajen's 9th add Ccole 81. near
south aeria Park Land Company % Ira W.
Rush jr, Lot 66. South Park add
parkway av. near Elmwood sO....... $500
John N Millikan et al TO Flora A
Adams pt Lot 26O McCartys sth West
Side add. (Cor Birch av and Mccarty
fSfa pf Lot A ssS as -. IO5OOo
ssT stouts Vermont-st add............. 5000
Annie poTex 2wsnf s1s % % EaT " 's X % Fiesch @
er's add columbia av. near Fif- -.
Annie 1ss.'n owens. adniinistratrix TO Mary
Horan. same as above. .;;....,..... "e'"
Edward +. ClaypOoi TO Ferdinand C.
Smock Lots 2g7 and 22s. Morton Place
add. (New Jersey -, near Twentieth .-aon
Marta sg + Hare TO Flora e Thale. Lot
a. Arsenal Park add tohio st. near ,oo q.
Elijah Hb'- 3. aartindale to indianapolis
Free kindergarten. etc. Lots 90 81
and %. Blk s, Lincoln Park tNorth.
east corner Alabama and Twenty-ihird a,o "A
pssSi- ssS street saving and Loan Assoca-
tion 10 l.. II. Schulmeyer, Lot = 90 a.
MOesch's add ..........'s..+''''''''''''-. -
Transfers. Is; total consideration -sS'. .ies.os
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TYPEwRITERs.

FOR sALE-The Fox. Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale rent at trust
prices. q. NJ MEREICK. Gen. Agt Phones
80. ia T. Washington st.. lndianaoolis-
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue Of a certified copy OF a decree to me
directed from the clerk OF the Superior Court
or Marion county Indiana, in cause No. 63l2s.
wherein the Railroadmen's Building and saw
ings Association is plaintiff and Mary ). Boldt
et al. are defendants, requiring me 20 make
the sum Of seventeen hundred and forty-three
dollars and efghty-one cents (S1743s as pro-
vided FOR In said decree with interest and costs.
! win expose at public sale to the highest bid
der.
SATURDAY. the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1902.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and
O'Clock p m: OF said day. at the door of the
courthouse or Marion county. Indiana, the rents
ano pronts for term not exceeding seven years,
or the following real estate in Marion county,
Indiana: Lot numbered sixty (60). in Meadand
Srandview addition TO the city Of Indianapolis
IL such rents and profits will not sell for a
sufncient sum TO satisfy said decree. with in
terest and costs. 1 will at the same time and
place, expose TO public sale the fee simple of
said real estate. or SO much thereof as may
be sufficient to discharge said decree Said sale
viii be made without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws.
EUGENE SAULCY,
sept u. 1902. Sheriff Of Marion County.
(. Jacoby, Attorney for Plaintiff
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The following table gives the runs of oil
from the wells of Indiana for the past nine
months and the amount paid for the prod
uct by the pipe lines each month:
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STORAGE.


STORAGE-INDPLS. WAREHOUSE CO,
w. f. Kurtz, Pres. IL A. Grassland. Mgr.
5l7-523 :. Penn. Telephone lS43
We STORE. PACK and HAUL.
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Stora ge
Company. corner East Ohio ST and Union
tracks: only first-ciass storage solicited. Graft
49, ~-H rackin9 Phones rs
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


instruments fled for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. Oct 10. 1902. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, No. LII East Market street Both tele-
phones 30o5:
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SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of q certified copy Of decree to me
directed from the clerk of the Marion Circuit
Court of Marion county Indiana. in cause No.
1O53O. wherein the Marion Bond Company, trus-
tee, Is plaintiff and Sarah K. Warner ct al. are
defendants, requiring to make the sum Of
two hundred and thirty-eight dollars and four
teen cents H23S.1D, provided for In said de-
cree, with interest and costs, I will expose at
public sale to the highest bidder,
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER,
1902.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. and 4
O'Clock p. m. of said day. at the door OF the
courthouse OF Marion county, Indiana, the rents
and profits, for term not exceeding seven
years. OF the following real estate in Marion
county. Indiana:
Lot number one hundred and 1--WE Q05), In
Douglas Park addition to the city Of Indianapo-
lis.
II such rents and profits will not sell for a suf-
ncient sum to satisfy said decree, with interest
and costs. WILL at the same time and place.
expose TO public sale the fee simple of said real
estate. or SO much thereof may be sufficient
TO discharge said decree. Said sale will be made
without relief from valuation or appraisement
laws. EITGENF. SATTICY
OCT. 4, 1s0z Sheriff Of Marion County.
s. M. Richcreek, Attorney Cor Plaintiff
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Shipments.

The following table shows the shipments
and the valuation of the oil for the past
nine months from the Indiana oil fields:
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sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of a certified copy OF decree 10
me directed from the clerk OF the Superior Court
OF Marion county. Indiana, in cause No. 65332.
wherein the Railroadmen's Building and Saw
ngs Association is plaintiff and Hamilton A.
Canneld ct al. are defendants requiring TO
make the sum OF twelve hundred and nineteen
doilara and ten cents Isl 2ls.10) provided for
IN said decree, with interest and costs. l will
expose at public sale to the highest bidder,
SATURDAY. the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1902
bstwsen the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m. of said day, at the door OF the
courthouse of Marion county, Indiana, the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven years.
OF the following real estate In Marion county.
Indiana: Lot numbered hfty-two (52). In Avon
dale, an addition to the city of Indianapolis. as
shown by plat recorded in Plat Book TO- Page
-. in the recorders Office of Marion county,
Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell for a
Sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, with in
terest and costs, 1 will. at the time and
place, expose to public sale the fee simple of
said real estate, much thereof may
be sufficient to discharge said decree. Said sale
will be made without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws.
EUGENE SAULCY,
Sept. q, 1907. Sheriff Of Marion County.
Z. Jacoby, Attorney for Plaintiff
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LOST.

IOST-white fox terrier black spots on eyes and
long tail: address collar. Return 1911 N
Delaware and receive reward.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE+A. 600; new clean stock
dry goods and notions central business portion
of Washington ST.; good trade established; no in
cumbrancs; $50 viii cover rent, light and water;
no loca ton in the city equal to IT. only cash
buyer answer. Address Box q, care Journal.
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FINANCIAL.

LOANS-Money mortgages G. y. SAYLES
& CO. l27 East Market street.
FINANCIAL-Money furnished farms city
property promptly and at the lowest rates We
have taken OF customers in every money
panic for Is years. Write about IL. THOS. G.
DAY CO, Law building Indianapolis
FINANCIAL-Ffve per cent. money loan on
indianapolis city property, or on city property
In any county-seat town. or on farm property
anywhere in Indiana: own funds;
delay; partial payments. Call address c.
n. WILLIAMS q CO., S-l0 e. Market st.
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wANTED-Any person who will distribute cir
culars for 50 daily should address STAND
ARD Wells. Chicago. Steady position No
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-21
Ginrinrati's Srnnrrs strife.

Cincinnati, O., 20. Ipril. -
Die 8rauerb0rie bat ibr @retutiDz
Gomtte beauftragt, nit ben ausgez
I9lpfenen8rduarbettern in 8er6unDz
lung gu treten. Die @ntI9sibung
Der rQlmerican 6eberation Of 2abor"
f9eint Die bieiigen 8rauereibeiiber
bod CUR GrtenntniB ge6ra9t 81 6a>
ben, baB ibre Q6Ii4t, ii4 Der ibnen
ldftigen l1nion=8ei 8eitimmungen gu entz
lebigen, ni9t 10 Iei9t bur4Fiibrbar
lit. BON einem frteb1i9en 8erglei4
lit man inbefen nod melt entfernt.
Die 8ruuerei6eiiBer fte6en barauf
bic pdbrenO bes Strites in i6ren
8rauereien angeftelten 2eute in ibz
rem 9ienite gu 6ebaGten, bic Union
Der 8rauarbeiter Oerlungt inbeiIen pez
remptOrii4 Die Gntlafung iener
gScabs" unb pirb teinem i6rer N}it@
glieber geitatten, in ben 8rauereten
gu arbeiten, Biz bieie 2eute aus benz
felben entlahen itnD.
Die MuI4iniften haben ii6 betreff5
Der @nti4eiOung Der ~, 5. Of g." an
ibre g2ationalbeamten gepanbt, bod
perben tie bort feline 6iIfe gegen Die
8ef4liiiIe Der u&merican 6eOeratipn
Of 2dbpr" finoen. sic tpmmen bd>
nur4 in Die eigentbiimli9e unb tpsnig
beneioenspertbe Gage, gu @unIten If
rer frii3eren @iOeria6er, Der 8rauz
ar6eiter, pel4e tie bur9 i6re ilIopaIe
9dltung auBer @rbeit bra9ten, nun
felbit itrifen 3u miifen ober aus bsm
Rdtionalberbanb Der U2af9inif ten
aus3uf4eiben.
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0us Gifrriuht.

QancaIter, ga., 20. 2tpriG. =
Die 16 Sabre ulte 9erOn Rut6 tpurbe
geitsrn 2lbenb BON ibrem eiferiiiatiz
gen 2ie6buber, benz 20 Sabre ulten
emanuel S6roa, bur6 einen S6uB
bur9 bie2unge i9per perpunoet uno
befinbet ii4 ieBt in tritif3em 3uftanz
Sc i'm 9ofpital. Sic puren ausgez
gangen, bp9 bate ii9 9eron balo
BON emanuel getrennt unb bate auf
benz 6eimtpege 9eorge 2otter getrofz
fen, nit benz tie ii9 unterbielt. S4rOI
fam berbei luD ieinen 3epolDer in
@egenpart bes 9aares, uno glei9 Daz
rauf ging elm S4ub los. S4roll be-
bauptet, Die Waffe babe ii3 5ufdllig
entlaben, absr 2otter srfldrt, gmuz
nusl bdtte poriGbGi4 uuf @eron gez
feuert. Sic iagte, oaB @4roQ, nell
der eiferfii9ttg mar, gebrp6t bate, iie
All erfhieBen.
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faqiere unb etipd eben 10 btele Gente
BON Der Mdnni9aft OermtBt 1tno.
5tau g. st. 2ea9 aus Bridgeport,
O., urb 5rau @Glen Senmore aus
Qrbudle, @.zga., iinO i4per per@
brannt, iperben iebp9 geneien. 5rau
6annie McGullum aus Qedpenipprtb,
synb., berlor brei &inber. Inter Den
3uerit gefunbenen 2ei9en 6efinoen it4
Die bes GapitGns Weslep DOB aus
Cincinnati unb bes Sri. Wtarie Sthtn
aus gannelton, Snb, SaS 6euer
tpurbe um 5 W}inuten na4 4 l14r fruR
entbedt. Den 3uperIdftgiten Nnga>
ben 5ufoIge 6efanben it4 70 Pdiiagte>
re unb ungefdbr e6enio Diele 8sbten@
itete an 8orb. gfa4ite6eno folgt eIne
Particle 2tfte Der 9eretteteR: Sanles
g2epille, 0aDton, 8p., S4iffs 3tnl@
mermann; emma Smith, PaDhcd4,
9aiIugier; 2trbue %. 2lnen nnb5rau,
glr. PSI, 4. apenlle, 9ittsburg; 9.Ut.
Mc@rap, 2ouispile, &p.; 5rduHtd@
ter M2ulfeD, W}etropolis, ST.; @rtbur
@belep, 8udner, ap.; 6rau, Sunn9
Mber, 9oint Pleafant, 8.sgd., uno
i6re So8ter; Margaretb Bridges,
2ouisbil1e, &p.; Sennie 8ei7id, Ger
ington, &6.; 6. &. Stations u.5rau,
GareDspiqe, 8p.; Griter W}aat SRi@
mers unb 5rau; SRI. Seed; 2ootie
grit6ett, 6rau unO &inb; 5rl,Utarte
2iiter, GarroIIton, D.; SplDeiter9oB;
gupitGn, @lerts unb Sngenieure.
5olgenbes iinb bic Bis ieBt8ermtB@
ten: 6r. @oums bon O6io; 9r. ..
0opns, N1smp6is; Som Smit9, BON
Memp6is; 9atrid 8urt, Srau uno 6
8inber, Onensboro, Sb.; SOe 3iO@
binq unb Cub Sones, Cincinnati; %.
8aqtnger Stuart, Cincinnati; Elm
fleines N1Gb9en, Namens Spenep,
BON Opensboro, 8p.; 8. 8. Sumter,
2ttinti, ga.
Oas Seuer bra9 borne, i'm unteren
S6tffsraume aus. gta6bem Der
0ampfer auf bem l1fer aufgelaufen
mar, Tprangen etli3e 9erIonen iibet
bas &aiiitengelGnber bera6 un0 entz
gingen bem 3oOe. GIerf P4iIIips
t6eilt ipGt 6eute gt6enb nit, baB an
80 9erIonen gerettet finO, pona4
nod 60 fe6len unb nu6ri4einli4 aIe
umgefommen finb. Die 9eretteten
fumen um 6 lt6r 6eute 2t6enb auf
benz 9ampFer nW}aub &ilgore" bier
an.
Die Offi3iere unO 8eOieniteten oes
0ampfers, abgeie6en BON Der 9efz
mannI9aft, iirb: Sobn M, 99illips,
@apitGn; ., Scott, 9urIer; Oliber
'96iQips BON 8ttt56urg, Glerf; 8eni.
gribges, 2outsoiIe, britter @lert;
gr6 @9ri6er, M}oscop, g., eriter
W1aat; Som 86itnep, 2u6unD, Snb,,
3neiter W}aat; 9arrp DOB, @incinnaz
ii, 2oot1e; u. 9rit6ar0, Memp6i5,
2ootfe; Glute Grapforb, SSronton,
O6io, Mai8iniit; 9arrD @Iofen,3az
nesbiQe, 3peiter SSngenieur; g8. 8Olz
finger, Cincinnati, Steparb; 6reb,
&enB, g}enport, &p., @4anfpdrter.
unb 9aroep 8ropn, Cincinnati,
| Steuern1Qnn.
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puBt,n Die AtrIt, Do5l OaB bic mejitcH Graaf5:iz
ten NM St1ruEgu DIR CrgaHe i'm msaidllttn Rorz
per auf ihlsbN Sdir, luritt3uiubrtH itHo 4Ir
pftu ). g. DlB ib0u Osr b.ri5mtete DR. dlteH
McOjintr, eippotrat:s Ha5 Witt.IH iu5tt, I'M
bag 9.ut I'M aorpcr gu r;int9su, DE 6rndbruH9
9s.olulrQ uuO AusibflounQ o;r Stotie ia iorotrn
NM ojs Crgdue unO G:rJsDsOt p:ld1c ecitilTti
parsn. Gil u;n.c Ibdtiltejt uuIurcgcu o:uts babtA
mir tin ioltts uHisb.bar's Dtttt in @eitliE Or e.
&rnarRs9rdutsrplsu Oi, in Sauie Der 3ttt ju
sjutm ret1ttu Seem iir oi; .:ioenor Rtnlb55't aez
porptu Eap unD F6 oesbalb ciu,u 4eltruf trobtrt
5ab%l. tDlo. .ML 5r i2&2sl
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81. Sabrsans.
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GufWeHsUne WHtubs HHU DuutfttHts
CSneorporirt 1917
"a. Mdrj 1902.
Ste ree.1mdbtatn fdbrlt 6ta
Riufer aur Rate BON bret @res
aent, fir bic SepoFtoren AM /. april 1902 fdlia,
perben an bieIem Datum ouf GreOt zines ieoen
Gontos iib,rtraetn uuo aur Gintraeung IN ben Se=
poFtsrensgi3ern om uub ud3 benz oritteu
mputaq, 81 apriI, bersit ieiu, unO tp.un
nid5t qe,ooeu, bonn l. apriI an iu 3iui,n 5trsdtiot
iein.
staatss uub Stabt=St.uern ptro.n bon Der
9ani bs3nblt.
Robcrt .. Brrnn.
(mdri24 S&So, ,1MD 0rdfosnt.
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Sas @erf bnn Gerlftm0rern !
Sine &uierne in 93icaragua in Die
2uft geIprengt. - 9unbert big
apeihunbert So0te.

Wlanagua, g2icaragud, 20.
2(pril. - Sine f8redli6e Grploiion
bat Ii9 in Der Na4t bonn 16. 2tpril
bier ereignet. Sine groBe, 8lpeiitOdige
8afarne am @eeufer, in Der Wtitte Der
StaDt, flog in bic Quft, unO 3tpii6en
100 unb 200 Sffi3iere unb SDlbaten
Iolen umgetommen fein, pdbreno
pie(e anbere gerIonen perlebt purOen.
Sine groBe Qln5abG @ebdube in Der
92G6e Der 8aIerne, eini6lieBli9 be5
g2ationalpala5 5t8 unD Der Selegrap6enz
itation, limb 3erftOrt. 9rdiibent Be-
lana mar CUR 3eit Der Grploiion abz
peTenb. Gr erflGrt, Die &atuitrop6e
lei bas 8ert bon @eri9pDrern.
2tuBer einem groBen 8orrat6 8ulDer
puren uu9 etli9e Sonnan 9nnamit
in Der &aierne aufbepabrt. SroB Der
8e6uuptung be5 BrGiibenten 3elapa
1T man bier binIi9tli4 Der llrfa4e
Der GTpl01I0n 9etAetlter An1tAt. J(d4
Der erfen @rploiion forberte Die Poz
lt5et Die 81 SoOe eri4rofenen 8elpo6z
ner auf, Die @tabt borIGuftg gu berz
laiTen, ba befiir4tet par0, DaB oaS
brennsnbe 9e6Gu0e nod me6r 9pna@
nit ent6alte. Sn Solge 0eiIen flpRen
groBe W}eni6enmaFen nu4 ben gorz
itdbten. Der eriten @rploiion fOlgten
mebrere min0er bsftige @rploiionen,
pelde bermutbli4 Our4 S4ieBpulbsr
perurfu9t purben Die 2eute, fpel4e
aus Der Stabt floben, febren 6eute,
@onntug, pieber 3urIf. Die llebsr>
reite Der 3ablrei6en 3ooten, lpel4e
ni3t gan3 in 2ttOme 3erriifen pur3en,
perben geIammeIt unb beerOigt,
Sopeit Biz jeBt bere6net perben
fann, betrGgt Der an 8ebduOen, 0fOz
beln, &anonen unb anberem &rieg5e
material angeri9tete S6aben flint
W}iQionen Pefos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-21

Qonb o n, 20. Qlpril.-0er. .@peaz
fer" beI8GFtigt ii6 eingeberO nit ben
nu6rI6einli6en 5olgen Der 86oOe5'z
f9en 5retfteGen fir bic 1tniOerfitdt
Orforb uno 0us Dortige ltntDeriitdt5z
le6en. Der @inftuB Der 9eutf4en II.
Ser Stu0enten aus ben &olonien ner>
be o6ne 8ebeutung fem, metnt bas
8latt. Die 0eutfhen perben ipo4l
fir fi6 cine Clique biloen, Die aber
auf bic ii6rige @tubenteni4oft O6ne
@influB 6lsi6en biirfte. 8us Oie&os
lonial Stubenten arbelangt, 10 ituz
Oiren 6ereit8 ber3eit 3a6lrei6e Stuz
6enten aus ben &olonien an Der uniz
berititGt OrForb, obne 6efonOere Sem
ben3en gu oerfolgen, ii4 Oielme4r Der
britif9en Stubenten14aft in Q[lem
unb Syeoem anpaTenO. Die gr0Bte
genoerung biirfte infolge Der SnOaz
fipn Der ameritarti6en Stubenten
erFolgen, meint Der nSpeafer." Gs
gibt, fugt er ipeiter, ieBt 5pet grunoz
berfGie0ene &laTen BON Qmerifanern
in Orfpro. Die Ginen itnb Die SObz
ne fteinrei6er Q(merifdner, bic mehr
pSer minber an elmer dfuten 5orm
Der 2tnglomanie IeiDen unO fi4 nod
engli19er geberDen als Die Gngldn0er
fel6it. 0iefe t0nnen auBer Re6nung
geIte0t nerben, 0enn bieIe perben nit
Dem R6pbesf9en S3ema ni4tS gez
metn ba6en.
Die 3peite &laiTe lit miroer 3a6lz
reid. 0ie7el6e 6eite6t aus ben S06e
uen BON in Gnglunb ge6orenen Qme>
rifanern, pel9e i6re S06ne nah Dr.
forD fenben, nm bic engIiI6en 9rdOiz
tionen auFre6t gu er6alten. gta6e3u
aQe neuen SyreiplGBe biirften oieier
Slai7e BON Stubanten 3ufallen, Dap
Elm 9lmerifuner, beFen 8orfa6ren be-
reits Ieit @enerationen in amerita
nobnen, iemals na9 Orforo ooer
Cambridge ituoiren ginge, bd6en mir
ntemuLs ge60rt. 0ieIe glauben, oaB
ibre &inDer i'm Qunoe befer er3ogen
unb unterri9tet neroen t0nnen, als in
@nglan0. 0as Refultat piro iona4
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@d(es
@ortep Of
&ore6ontrtO
a1r0 Gar

1T prdporirt III l1e6ereir>
ftimmun9 nit benz 0ri8t-
nal L&eSept, erprObt felt Die
len So6ren. Sc 1T BARN,
lo8 11nb lei4t 3u nebmen.
IS 6eilt,
Sci o1en stpDt6efern,
25 Gent5, so Gents
lmO $1,OO; bic 9r6Bte
5loi0e iit bic tiQi8ite.
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Ruriren in etner 2Itnttte.

1etn, GdB Don Dle1er 8IrelIeH tlaHS
nett me6r nu3 SrforO tommen per>
BEN, ais oies jeBt Der san 1T. gu
befir6ten iit bieie SnbaIion nt6t,
oenn oieIe &laf7e bon SmOenten piro
i6re NattonulttGt niemals Dergeifen.
&ieIme6r piro iie Elm pi6tiger Sat
tor in rem Observation-Disclosures
meroen, uno mir biirfen un5 f4On
isBt ouF amerifanifae 6tltoentenz
Clubs, ameritanii4e GoGe9e Sc
mobn6eiten, nGolege geGs" uno
Aebnli4es geFaBt MAIDEN"
8runbtotG q RI p Ae IN : pnz
BON.
Qonb 0 n, 20. 2(pril. - @Gbrenb
Der DergQngenen 9}a6t bra4 in Der
Qonboner @orItabt 6adneb 5euer in
einem bretftDfigen Maga3ingebGuoe
aus, in befen oberen Stpdpert me9z
rere 3tmmer gu Mo6nung83Deten
Dernt8tet paren. G5 mar Der 5euerz
pe6r unm0gli9, ben 8epo6nern Des
9e6duDe5 6ulfe 81 Ieiiten, uno ein
Mann, 3pei 6rauen unO bier 8inber
FunDen i6ren Sob in ben Glammen.
Die Oerto6lten 2ei6en purOen aufz
gefunDen na6bem Der 8rano unter
Gontrple mar.
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STORMY VOYAGE TESTS PRINCES SfAlEGS
Democratic and Conduct of the kaser Brother
Enlrar Him Board the kronprinz Wilhelm
Crowd he Smoking foom o Glimpse of
Royalty Enjoying Pipe and Drinking Beer

On Wednesday the Kronprinz spoke the
Cunard l!ner Ll!cania, and the captain. crew
and passengers of that ship sent their COM
pliments 10 the Prince in message by
wireless telesraphy. The Prince answered
as follows:
"HeartieSt thanks 10 the captain. crew
and Iasse ngers of the Lucania. and gooc
passage.
(Sisned) HENRY OF PRUSSIA"
Two instruments of the Marconi system
were fitted up specially for the Prince,
whose messages. OF course, had precedence
over all others.
Good Music by German Music Corps.
One of the enjoyable features of the voy-
age was the excellent music. In addition to
the regular band belonging to the ship
the music corps of the Second Matrosendi-
visieu, containing thirty-e!Eht pieces, was
on board. This is one of the great military
bands of Germany, and came on the kron-
prinz to join the Hohenzollern. On Thurs
day night at dinner the band of the Kaiser :
yacht furnished the music. interminglins
German and American airs.
Yankee Doodle" and Dixie were
played. creating great enthusiasm. The
royal party, with the Prince at the head
of the table, cheered heartily, as did all
the German passengers. At the request OF
dered again. and il was no sooner finished
than request came from the same source
for a repetition of Dixie" One American
wondered if the Prince knew the meaning
and history of the two.
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colder. The litany of Iamentation from .lie
passengers grows in volume as, with the
collars OF their great coats turned up, they
step out on the slippery deck into the damp
air. The run to-day. aN miles. is the lowest
the ship has ever done. yet it is quite clear
that she cannot be driven faster She Is an
excellent sea boat. and it is marvellous to
watch how her bow just dips level with the
wave crests and rises in time to prevent
them Coming on board. but it is a near
thing every time, and at half past u o'clock
to-day one wave, more successful than his
climbing brethren. swept over the bow and
right along the canvas-cIoistered prone
made deck and eddied around the legs of
the deck chairs and made the promenaders
jump out of the way for refuge If she
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receiving his callers and in making IN Al
nirals inspection Of the troops and crow
II the Hohenzollern. Then followed "a
lunch.
The Primo" invited to this luncheon those
Americans among his callers who repre-
scented the navy. and besides there were at
the board the members Of the Princes
suite and the members of the German en-
hassy al Washington ON Prince Henry :
right sat the highest representative Of the
Emperor in rhis country. Ambassador Won
Hullehen. and on his left Admiral Evans.
Next To The Ambassador on the Princes
right sat Captain Converse Of he Illinois
and the other Americans present Il: the
luncheon were Lientenau; Chaplin and En-
sign Evans. son Of Admiral Evans. The
luncheon. which was informal, was finished
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were to be driven faster we would only

were to be driven faster we would only
have repetition of such invasions.
Some of the old Viking blood flows In the
veins Of that fair. bearded, blue-eyed Ho-
henzollern who spends most Of his time
in the bridsehouse. amidst the dials and
polished lever handles, speaking tubes and
wires that radiate for control Of every part
of the ship. 1 was up there this afternoon
and perfectly fascinating 1t Is to watch the
bow playing through the seas and bursting
up volcanos of spray, that beat on the win
dows. although they are fifty feet above
the water line. The concert had again to
be postponed tonight on account Of the
weather
after dinner the Prince for the first time
sat at a table apart from his suite. with