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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

gu Der Ru9ri4t, baB Der
lieutenant MOrris auf Der nSlDmz
pia" ii9 erf4oKen babe, neil bic
&enntniB Der eisentli4en l1riadsn bes
ltntergangs Der nMaine", Die in ben
bamals ieiner 4uffi9t unterfteuten
@leftri5ttGts : 4nlagen bes S4iffes
i6ren @runb ge6abt 6Gtten, i'm
i9permiitbig eema9t BADEN, bemertt
Der 8ebafteur Der vOetroiter N6enb@
poit,@" Elm friiberer beutI9er Marine>
Sffi5ier: Die @rpIoiion, peI9er bas
S4Ea4ti4iff nMaine" gum Opfer
ftel, lit fpeber bur9 fpaniI9e gonz
fpiration, ME 5uerit DON Der Seniaz
tiOns : 9reRe unferes 2dnbes bebdupz
tet purOe, UNI gum &riege 81 beBen,
nod bur9 bic 2eute bonn @leftrt5tz
tdts : Oepartement oes S4iffes pers
unlaBt fporben, ipnbern, pie ieBt Die
6a9funbigen a~nnebmen, bur4 einen
StpB ober S9lag in Der &ammer, in
rpelGer Die nit S9ieBbaumipoGe gez
labenen Sorpebo : &0pfe aufbepa6rt
ipurben. IS 1T an bieier Stele
f9pn einmal ge5eigt porben, baB nur
in oieier admmer Die @rploIion i6ren
1%rfprune gebabt bd6en fam, neil,
fel6it Denn cine gnt8iinbung ber9ulz
%DerpprrGtbe, iGmmtli9 prismottfder
Natur, it~attgsfunoen 6Gtte, Die Wirz
fung Der @rplOfion ni6t 10 fur6tbar,
BON 10 Derni6tenber @irtung bate
iein f0nnen. Wenn ni9t Der S6luq
poer StOB, Der Die G9ieBbuumfpoIe
e~nt5inoet bat, our9 einen 5e6ler pber
cine SabrlGhigfeit zines Der 2eute
Des p@leftri3itdts : Oepartements"
peranlabt pDrben 1T = uno 9us
f9eint ausgei6lDHen :, oann Tino
Dieie 2eute ebenio' uni9uloiq an Der
adtaitropbe, ME Die Spanier, Die 10
LANCE fir aaein beranttportlid oez
1dlten tpurben, Bis ma su berlIeber@
aeugung fam, baB bic piel erpGbnte
unterieetide Mine, Die bas itolae
59iff in Die 2uft geiprengt BAT, aus
tedniIGen @riinben unmDgli9 mar.
2isutenant Morrts TT baber, borausz
geieBt, Die Qneaben ieirer QngebDri-
gen iber feinen Gemiitbs5uitanD Be-
ruben auf Wabrbeit, einem @a6ne
gum 0pfer sefaaer-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
gpbcsfdnc.

Nm y. edpttnibtr 8 runt 8. SD, Sd5r
gm p. scptcmbtr g arboru StrnGrb, 80
gm q september q set, / au9s oft.
@m 2. ecpttmbtr MdrD SnablTiH, /
3ubr at.
II SABRE oft.
Nm p. sebteubsr q II IL fla 9euburGer
in Qbnarsfpb:a, irii6er in Baltimore.
Elm .. eepstmber G0nss 2. 8Olt 60
SABRE alt.
81 Sdhre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
@efern Warblan6 gabn.

Sritt in Rrat am %. s un 1902.
;3uQc ~UerlaICn 9iatHzStGtiOu, pte iolgt:
3dgli9.
4.3O Wturqcus Sbnea3ug, @auptliuie, @ugers=
toiun, g.. & @. GD. unD benz NSiOeu, uusQc=
uummeu Sountag, q. Q. u. u. Gbumbersburg,
Martiu5burg, 8iubciter unO 9untteH all Der
sGbciapcate Il. Neit:rn gabn.1
9.I5 9orm.-Qeu=liur GrpreB. Cytur QeHzDtur.)
1855 QpcuO5-atfow. nap GmOrgzSroDe.
SGQIi6 ausgcno n oHutug s
7.25 9orm.-Uort, 3. 4 50. Stu. unO @auptliHie
6ftlib BON Gmor0=9rope, Carlisle uno g.. & 8.
Gabu.
8.lI gprm.-6auptliuic, 6agcrstOtun, Sbippensz
burg, 5reoerid, Gmmitsburg unO q. y gB.
8p., bis Sbeuanooab.
1912 ~gorm.-&ttom. mad u~nion=9rjOgt, Qort Il.
9ettDsburg.
1890 0a6m.-Qffom. mad Gmorpz8roDe.
225 Qa6m.-&ftom. nab GnlOrDzGrDoe.
3.0 Qa1m-9lue WOuutuin GTprcB Qnrlor=
Gor); fcruer 6reOerif.
332 Ra6m.-Grp. na6 Qorf uHo 9. & 8. GiD.
4Ol Wo6m.-Grp. mad 4uHtteH al Der Sdupts
LIME, 6aqcrstopu, GreOerid, Gmmit5burg un0
Sbippensburg.
lluiOu=9riOee.
525 0a6m.-Gffom. mad altfa.
6.l5 @btnos-@ttom. nab llniOnsSrto0s.
Rur SoHHtugs
o a. ~Nprm-qftom. Hab InionsSriogs un0 9az
nopeI.
. a. Hodm-qffom. mad llHiousSri0ge.
4 % Wabm-@ftom. nab aIefta.
ai0s4s NM 8epdd=Cffice, 215 Cts9alto z5tr.
9iior bqlten an llntOH=, 4enHa. =Ape,, Jult0Hs
un5 @Qlbrpots CRortbzapenuf) station,
D4' g. 6. @ttsDOlo' g. q, u.
g. M. SooD, q. g.
; :. GanOfrset Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

Wegen Der 9oben s. 0 f.
IenpreiIe tperben pieIe Sarmer in
&anias bieien Winter Mtais dls5euez
rungsmaterial benuBen. 0a5 lit iett
Gnbe Der Iieben5iger Sabre ni4t mebr
pprdefpmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
Gpa WScil.

Gg ftarb an o. scptcm6er 1902 Gpa Neil, eeb
Gotb, in ibrem %. Qebensia6re, Qeliebte Satin Dor
6enrD Mttl. 9je 9eerOiguno finOet ) rsita 9
Ia6mittaes 2 ubr, pou ibrer ltBten 0obnunQ
CIR. 1903, Ci4G6aicz5 trabt, aus mad Der ct. 9e
tcrsz&ir3e unO Oann uuf Der yU&t. Gurmel=Geme
tern" itott.
eblafc iauft Otn iiBtn S6lummtr,
&eirtit DON alien Sbmer3 NM Summer;
Sort iperOtu mir SID pisOerieb'u,
Q8enn mir aud geb'n sur &ubs elm.
triumph, Su bit ibou oa,
triumph! 6ausluiab!
Gfubt in 6risOcn!
Gein S6mcrj, tcin 2ejo,
Sn Gipjgfsit,
g8iro loren Define seligttit.
Bon i6rem g ate unO So6ttr.
C267-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
SDnneritan, 25. septcmbcr 1902.

Cine DFrei9if9e S4er3z
frage: @arum peroen bic n~atipndlen
Berfdnbigungsberiu9e in Oeitrei4
4usglei9s : 8erat6ungen genannt?-
Meil lie INNER glei9 aus iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

Cine number anne M a r
lGBt It9 Elm Sem : gorfer 0eltblatt
aus ct. petersburg melOen: Die
@tenung Der &aiierin BON HuBlanO
lei cine iebr pretdre getpprben unO, pd
apenig Qus1i9t borbunben lei, buB tie
ibrem 9emabl einenS6rpnerben f9enz
len perbe, 10 itnne Der 6etlige SpnOO
barauf, cine 8rennung Der STE berz
bsiaufii6ren. Die G3arina lei als
Deuti6e iberbaupt nt9t beliebt in
@uBlanb. Sbren &tnbern = Guuter
Mdbfen = piirOe Bel Qusfabrten
a1i9t nur Der 9ruB peripeigert, fonz
bern iie piirben berflu9t. Snfolge Der
ieeIii9en 2etDen lei bic G3arina gang
gebroden, ba audi Der @5ar ieinen
4erger iiber ben febIenben S6ronerben
nt9t berbeble. limb 10 fort. Die
eun5e Mdr lit pobl etnem ienfutionsz
l~iiiternen 3eportergebirn entfprungen.
Man petB, baB bus 5amiIienleben
am G3arenbOfe bas gIiidIiaite tit, un6
BON elmer Srennung Der @be lit feline
&ebe. Die SenfatiOnspreife butStOff
nDtbig. Grit fanO tie i'm am boldnz
btf9en, bann am 8erltner 9ofe in Der
@erlobung bes &ronprinaen. SEPT
be5ie6t lie i'm aus petersburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

rn0aB bic n9eri4tsperz
u4tung" bier5uGanbe 10 ii6er9ano
nimmt, lit in eriter 2tnie Die S4ulo
Der Gi9ter iel6It, bic beute 10 unb
morsen anbers enti4eioen," i4reibt
bic yNe1tl. 9pit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
Ofuuie VI. Boat.

Gs ftarb AM %. esptsmber, Norgens ? llbr 20
Minuten Minnie ID. 9ogt, Qtliebte Satin BON
gmbrog 6. Boat unO 9oatsr Oes @rn. guguft uHO
5rau barbara Ctterbein, in ibrtr 0ObHung, gr.
i4l0, gBiaiamz5 traBt. Sic 8eerOiguug EinDet
Greitaq, NorQtns um 20 llbr, BON Der bL.
&rsu3=Gir6c, ~lpoielbt cine Tequitmz9te1e fir ibr
Seelcnbeil celc6rirt ipirO, aus itatt.
s0&0gs fe ruben in 5rieOen!4
26-8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

Ro5 annapolis, ut. Ro9al 5tctiOn, ESQ, B.5e
Born, 'GumDeusS Station, 1890, WW S0Fm''
u2I5, AIS, $40 To6m. -s
gsfabrt ppu GamDeHsStattOn mao Brtotla,
7.S5, i9.7 Born. 1915 gvrm., lbs AS aHS
Ron gRiuteRr, 1920 8oru., $40, h.3O%a9m.
rad 6uutrstODu, 1900 9orm.' Alo' AZ"
SoS saitOtt.Gttp unO mt. Nir9, 2oial, HSS'
70 * Born, n.25, 43O. IS IS 9o@R, '651
aob Gurtig' gup, 1928 WOrgsHs.
To5 qurqo, URt. R~oOalzStutiou, "2S6 3apH-
Ccmntus Citation, +3.10 Rabm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

0ie pet1i4e &etie bes
Prdiiosnten Ropiepelt bat Elm uner@
fpartet pl0bli6es @n0e gefunoen. Die
Operation mar feline f3Dere, ALIEN
man muB ii9 benin bod punoern, Dab
elmer 8erleBung, Die Der PrGitoent BEL
benz unfau in Pittsfielo, Maf., Dor
brei Wo6en erlitten, BON %bornberetn
ni9t mebr Qufmertiamteit uno Pflez
&c geidenft pOrOen 1T, uno ben oPez
ratipen @ingriff iiberfliiFig gemadt
bat. Die 8erleBung fann gan3 gez
ringfiigig getpeien iein. Prdiioent
&ooieOelt, Der feline tpeitli4e Sour
rur ie9r ungern unterbro4en bat,
tpiro 1i9 cine 3eitlung Ru6e g0nnen
miiFen. Gr muB ii4 piele unge6alz
tene 3eben i4enten. 9as mag fir
6rn. &~ooieoelt Diel i4mer3li9er iein,
dls bic @erleBung ieines 8eines, bic
uni9einenb feline tpeitere 9efabr be-
fir9ten lGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
Mrccnfnppo.

De itar6 ann a. scptenlbr 9abetta YreeniDo00,
gDittne oes bsrftorbeuet &aron @rtenipooo. Die
geeroiqunq finoet morpen, 6rstta9, Na@n1it=
taos 3 llbr, BON Der 98obnung ibrss S3tpte8erz
io6n,s, 6rn. DR.. Stern, Nr. p, eiOEGnn=S trdBe,
aus iott. Bite, feline 9lunten!
G~Rorfulfsr ,3eitungen m6geu ~getda:9tt %eoptren.)
(268)
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@arn u. 0Dltarepe.

Gg itar5 om o. September 1902 mad ~ldn0trer
Rrautbeit NarD u. 6oltgreUt, gtlie6ts Satin Os
pcritorbensn g8iliam .Booltgreps. Die 9tcroiqung
finOet beute, Souneritag, Na8mittags 3 ubr,
non Der ~g8o6uung ibrcr Gltern, Nr. 115, @cfts25.
StraBe, aus aui Der n9aItimorez6 tmeterp" iatt.
(267-8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
MorblarS e. P%rnuiblbauiu Giirns
bahnsGn.

9ortb.aotnuss uHODut .5tottsu.
Ntr(oEtR an BobeHtagsn rad 9OrI, pa, um 7.9O
Morqsns uuD $50 1atmitta9s.
gstrloTsn an 0O5sntagtH nab Delta, "a. Nm
7.30 morasu, $50 uHo 450 Ra6mittags.
@trlaTtn an 0OdsHtaasu na3 9tlair, Rb.. nm
73O, $50 unO 11.35" gormittaqg, $50 uub IN
0a5mittass unO 6.l5 @6tHos.
griaHsn an eOuHtagtn mad Delta, pa, um $50
UEOretRs uap 400 Ru5mittaes.
gHIafsn an 6onEtagen nab 8elair, no, nm
$50 uno lbs 90rmittags, 400 RaSmtsaos uno
1000 abepbs.
" 3iigs T-,rsn nm 1.2O Ro5mittas an 5amRa.
gen oh.
4. 6. 9ssrts. GsusyaI.9si4 fa6rsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

9as Sine. 8oIfsblutt"
refapitulirt am S9luife zines ldngez
rem Qrtitels iiber bic Ser. Stadtenz
l1nterf9abdmter, rbuB oieielben
ni9ts, ais Elm elenber NDt66e6elf paz
rem unO baB Elm pirtlt4 ri4tiges ST.
uan3 : Spitem nur bur4 cine Ser.
Staaten : 8ant gu ~erlangen lit. Nfit
elmer fol9en pdre Der 3ebeGionsfrieg
ni6t bul6 10 foffpielig gepeien, ND
rem Die i6peren &rifen Dpn 1876 ?
Omar 1879 unb 1898 uno Die ptelen
~fleineren &riien, Die ii4 ba3pil4en
ereigneten, bermieOen tporoen," Sine
Ser. @taaten : 8anf lit ia piin=
f9enspertb, Db uber Our6 8riinOung
elmer folfen Die 8riien aus Der @elt
geI9ufft perben, lit benin oO4 ie6r
fragli4. @nglanb Bat ieine 9ei4dfts
Ii6en unb ~finan5tellen &rifen troB
Der Qonboner 8ant, 0euti9ldnb Die
5einen troy Der 3ei9s6unt ge6abt,
unb cine Ser. Staaten : 8ant piirOe
aud uns ni9t por &riIen bepabren.
Die urfu9en pirt9f4aftlt6er &riien
lieqsn dnoerspD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25
San;~nnterrtht.
grpfeKur 6. 9. G1asgett'S Gang
MFnSru@ia

Rr. 614-616, TorO=Grsmonts9Ibsnus, iest Il I
d ufnab me pom 56Httr 0t5ff=
0aljer uuO r3ptis5att@ cine spesialitdt.
@iriuIare ouf 9erlungcH. oale itr 9ereIns@tc.
gu DegmistbtH.
2ogtns3immtr iu permietbeu. (5e2tll, IDi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

$ G4tcago berrfdt gro
BE 4ufregung unter Der 2ebrer3unft
tpegen oes 4rbeitertuges, Del S6ulz
ratb bat ben 2e6rern feline 3ublung
fir ben 4rbettertag erlaubt, pOgegen
Die 2ebrer gemeinfum proteitiren. Sci
Der grOBen 3a6l Qebrer uno 9rin3iz
pale, ettpa 1000, Die an ben S9ulen
Gbicugo's ungeiteGt iino, mu4t Der
cine Sag biel aus, 3umaI penig 8elO
in Der &afe 1T, Man i6GBt Die Grz
fparniB bur4 ben 463ug auf $4,000,
Die Qe6rer tppQen flagbar tperben.
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efanntmabungc
Mnrenu rra stnrt.Rraiftrntprs.

aItimort, Den 10. September 1902.
Die %6ommifdrc fir Den Surbbru9 Der StraBeR
in Der StaOt Baltimore baben ciner ooaitdnoigen
unO psrbcTerteH 9cribt iiber Die Q8ertberbobung8z
Steuern, GntibdoiguugeH uno ausgdbcn tir ole
~GOuOemuiruu0 unD Iurdbrebuug Der Sldionz
StraBe, BON Sort=2lpenue bis WCas=5trdBt, in
8emGBbeit Der 9eroronung Rr. Z Des NiaDors uno
6taOtratbes BON Baltimore, am |. Hopember 1901
eencbmiQt, ausgeiertigt unO bel mir b~inttrlt0t.
IS miro hermit betannt gemabt, OaB pie giber
unO 9lGne ~btIagter 9adion7Strq I'M Siireau beg
stnOtz8egiitrutOrs Oretbt9~Su0 lang pom
beute an Iia9en bisibeu sur Qrttung aaer oaran
betbsiliqt,u 9eriouen, pGbrenO ipsl6er 3eit QtQsu
bic Gnti6ciOung Der %Gommifdre in irgcno einem
Stri6t, iptl3eg 3urisOittion barber bat, appsairt
iper0en fam.
George u. Sfumieu.
(6eptl01 1924, 9th St1Ot=Regjftrator
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

in 8e4feIblutt 4retbt:
Der &Ontg Der 8elgier bat INNER
mebr 2iebe fir anOerer 2eute S09z
ter, aGs fir feline eigenen S06ter emu
pfunOen. Mun bruu4t ft9 ba6er
ii6er feline 8ebunblung Der 9rin5eKin
Step6anie ni1t 3u ~tpunDern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

bab Die fiinftigen 8iirger cine GENTLE
@umme @tfiens beiisen, bab lie mebr
pber tpeniaer out erapaen iinO.
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Trpf Gpdcn

(du5 2ebrerin), 8r,snmountAIpe. uHo SiOoIss5tr.
-anfdHgerzRlaTen %gsoftnet; RJHo.r, NittDo6 unO
6arftag Ru6n. 9rioatituuoeu nit IRufi soc.
6uuOs. Eel. 6. & .. WlaO. 1924 8. Gr6ifnuHess
6oiree Gm %. (Stptll, lgiD
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Baltimore
Mlte uno juucrIdiTGe
g E.

@Issonte 0ampIer tdsIin, a%IsgsHommen GOun'
toys ron ben HeueR Bters Cir. 10, II, II uno IL.
QlQhtz StrdGe. nm $50 Itr A6eHos Hah Glo point
Comfort, EnrfoIe. Nort6mOutb uHo allen
@nnften Gee SIeEnS. StrbIHouHg III PorisNcGth
nit Der ~Seaboaro NiI Gtnie" geihloiieHtr .3us, gOrtss
nit or .gtlautic GoaR 2latt.~ gu giOIiOIt WsIbiH'
bGn1 nit Der ~giorioIi uno Caroline" sytorioIf uEe
Goutbtrn," ATLANTIC uno SGHptne" unb -glcTiOll lns
DcftrH glitEbabn,~ uHb NIT otr Oh Goniulor'
ginIt- mob yl.nbCrns uHh NaihiHqioH. yI..1.
Wlab:lttttn nab o,m tdIO7dIi5su pIaHt. SuTariSi:
aolllCn.sIuGItr. S!tttItibt H;IcuttrEs. DaatP,'
btlians, apitH frtt. piGa b,l.s; RGiattn. 3tuatl -
WolOGb III Siltt.Blrau hu 6aI9lntt 6GbDc9
SciuCgr:t, Hnb &s,D.Ii. GtrGse. asttpess 1893
Sofa ". ghuDUos, gBiaiam HaneeO
NHtSIIdfetnt &tR. III. ans GoH E;e9%
uuD 8tntIaI.glonaatI. q. Broom. o .Sicr.F I'oI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-25

c3praee W. 9en, @eftnf6aftsz nnb gitbneu-
- EausIebrer. 1911 NIDrtltzgpenus - r,auldre
Sliiou btaiHut 10. 5tptember. Nrtang smrnts
fir reguldrs 5aiion f6nnen Jest %astroffsu nsrotn,
sbtniO fir sGbaperoHS uno Gr;oatttafen in StaOt
ooer 9Orftaot. Gr6ffnunqg=5 Uiree 2. 6irtulare
auf gerIuussn. 6. & =. Gel. NaOiion 403 ..
(Septl2, lNf
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.E& Merchandise Miners

N MGICuduLS % MlIEIS
%4m Transportation Comp.
~ Sampfer : 9inien.
Rdd Bottom uub RIM SRsn:
ieoea Uloutag, &IeHitaa, SoHheritd9 uHo Samitaa,
QbcuoS & ubr.
g9ddh NrpOinefce unD Gem Often:
isbeH Uiittfuoh, Trettag uno SoHntag, abeHos 6 lbr.
Rab 2apannab une Dem Sloeu:
iebeu Tenftaq. DoHnerftag, SamftGg, abeHos 6 ubr.
Racb Nemportsy1epB unp 9~eorf0IR:
tdoIih nm Is Ihr abeuos.
unu6ertreTHite SeauemlthfetteH uno Setoflsuna.
@orafdltige 8erlaouns Uno ihHsle Seforoeruns
RON Trddlt. q. u. @iutngbam. agent,
FuB oes IaHgea 9odsi
81. y. Eurner, @.zB.sa.;
IS. 2. ~pufins, @. 3. ";
q. S.Ztebbtn9, 9.sDf.;
6. IS. @bitnep, 2. g q unb G.sDl.
6auUt6lreaur-Rr 2I4, Gfs0 rrmausS traEe.
HI3t&SA
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Nene Mnseigen.
ltnicrcn SSrcnnScn nuS GDnncrn

Ull1crc1 "SSrcNHpC1 mo VDN1lerH
trluuben mir uug, mit3utbeilcn, Dab uHicr @srluft
bauptid6Ii6 Dur6 g8aier pcruria9t DurOs, nur Die
oboren Stodptrte iiuo Our6 Jeuer bei5GOigt. 28ir
frtuen uus Desbalb, ertldreu gu t0nren, OdB mir
in tiniqcH Eaecn i'm StanOe iein l%perOen, bic Irz
beiten pisOer aufjuntbmeH.
Inner eupplD=9 Department III, ME Qctp66Hij3,
%Qc6ffnet. 5nOem mir 5bueu fir bic bisber er3eiQte
CUNT Oanten, pertruucn mir auf cine 5OrticbuHg
D~erielben uuo ~perbleibcn Sbr
C26S) Sobn y. Nnt, Maitiucuz6obrif.
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yJ2upal Slue-"2inte
hil,A.To ,rtrS RPuzMprR.

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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-01-10

department has assumed without
sufficient warrant, that the papar is
sent gratuitously. The facts are
that while many peopIe receive the
Appeal who have not subscribed for
II, some one has subscribed and, ac-
cording to the sworn statement Of
the publishers, paid Tor il. To
debar the Appeal from the mails up
on this ground, would mean that
Tom Jones could not come into The
journal office order the paper sent to
W llllam Smith. and pay for il; that
Smith would have to subscribe in
person before he could receive it.
which is all tommyrot. All that
can be asked by the postal authori
tles,is that the publishers have been
paid, or expect to be paid, for every
every name upon the subscription
list, and the publishers of the Ap-
peal have sworn under oath that the
regular subscription price. Should
the same rule be applied to all,news-
papers. the mails would be much
lighter.-Logan Journal
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-01-10
License Law Sustained.

The following from the Boise
Stateman gives the opinion of Judge
Stewart of the district court, on the
constitutionality of the license law
requiring the payment of an annual
license by solicitors.
The sheriff here, last fall, acting
on instructions from the county at
torney, notified all merchants here
having solicitors out, that they would
be required to procure license for
such solicitors. The grocers band
ed together and decided to test the
constitutionaIiy of the law, and the
matter was allowed to drop there
and nothing was ever done, and the
solicitors are still doing business
without licensc:
CAT the hearing yesterday after.
noon before Judge Stewart, the PEI
tltion of W. 3. Conner for a writ
OF habeas corpus was denied. Con
her was remanded to the custody of
Sheriff j. Mills of Boise county by
whom he was arrested Saturday OF,
charge of selling goods without a
license in Boise county.
Conner IS an agent OF Wanna
maker q Brown, Philadelphia
clothiers. He was arrested on q
complaint sworn out by the county
attorney.
The petition raised the constltu.
tidpallty of an act approved March
IOs. 1901, requiring all peddlers and
solicitors taking orders for grocer
les, clothing, hardware etc, 10 pro-
cure asfieense- Under the law com
mercisa traYellers. are, cxenpG frota.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-01-10
Hdv0rtiSlnQ Rates

DISPLAY ADS-75 cents per
inch single column per month, any
page except the first and fifth. 81
per inch, single column, per month
on first and fifth pages. Special
dis on large space and long time
contracts.
READING LOCALS cents a
line each insertion.
LEGAL NOTICES 81 per
inch first insertion, SO cents an inch
each subsequent insertion, non
Rareil measurement.
Cards of Thanks" so cts. each.
Resolutions 9 cents line.
No deviation from above rates.
Statements rendered monthly.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-01-10
North from Mackay

Down at the Oregon Short Line
freight houseulast night there was
considerable activity. Horses were
being loaded into car and in addi-
ton there were tents, camp equip
ment, instruments and supplies for
party of from ten to twenty sur
veyors. The big outfit was billed
to'Mackay, Ida, to which point the
Salmon River road was completed
last year. AS preliminary surveys
were made last year twenty miles
beyond Mackay, the late move is
proof positive that the road will
reach Challis this summer.
The party goes up tonight and
will not only make the final loca-
ton for the Challis line, but will
make careful Reconnaissance as far
AS Glbbonsvllle one way and as far
as Thunder mountain the ether
way. This is the first Surveying
outfit sent to investigate Thunder
for the railroad and it
looks good for an immediate exten-
sion. At any rate a mighty big
outfit was shipped north last night,
and the surveyors go up tonight,
to at once strike the trail north OF
Tribune
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-01-10
Convict Gets AWAY .

The long chase after Bruner, the
escaped convict, IS ended for the pre-
sent. Guards Donnelly and Fulton
have returned The last trace of
him was on Cow creek near the Ore
gon line and he was among friends
who are certain to secret him from
the officers.
1t is stated that Bruner stole a
horse from Frank Mckenzie, sheep
man, to aid him in his fight. War
den Arney is sanguine that he will
eventually be recaptured, but his
successful escape is remarkable as
being the only one for a number of
years.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-01-10
Attempted Robbery

Last night about seven O'Clock an.
unknown man attempted to rob the
the resident of VIM. Severn of 5his
city. While Mr.. and Mrs. Severn
were sitting in their home, knock
came to the back door. The lady
OF the house answered it and "a she
opened the door, the barrel Of a VIM
chester was thrust inside. Instant.
~ she slammed the door shat and
the fellow then went around to the
window and put the gun up SO Mr..
Severn could see 1T plainly. IN the.
meantime Mrs. Severn had gone,
outside and give an alarm. The.
would he burglar then made his.
escape. VUp TO date he has not ap-.
pretended, though the officers have.
Their eye on one suspect, and he
may be taken into custody to dae,
and be caused to explsin his whera,-
ahotG,s. Last. GHe4llig..