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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-23

Separate skirts of Sicillian Brillian- tine, made plain or with kilt pleats. in plain black and blue or black and blue with narrow grayish white stripes. Very stylish. Price $4. Separate skirts of all wool light weight cloth, unlined in light grey med- ium grey, oxford and blue. Flounces are trimmed with folds of cloth to match. In lengths 39 to 42 inches. Particularly attractive. Price $498 Separate skirts of Mountain cloth, walking and dress lengths a deep flounce with many rows of stitching. In stylish shades of tan and grey.
 Price $198
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padereyyskt Helps the Poles.

Berlin, June 23.-A special dispatch received here from Lemberg, Galicia, says that M. Paderewski, the pianist, received a great ovation upon his ar rival there yesterday because he bought 5000 shares in the Polish band of Posen, which has been organized for the pur- pose of resisting the policy of the Prus- sian government in buying up polish es- tates and settling German subjects on them,
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KILLED AT SAVIN ROCK
THOMAS GREYNER DOVE TO HIS
 DEATH YESTERDAK.
Landed i'm Two Feet of Water, Br eak- $ ing His Neck-Carried to the Hospital and Died un Hour After tho 4 ocident- Western Union Empl0ye.

and Died m Hour A fter tho 4 ocident-
 Western Union Empioyc. Thomas Greyner, twenty-ne years of age, lineman employed by the Vest ern Union Telegraph company and liv- ing at No. 2S Townsend avenue, met
 almost instant death yesterday after noon by diving into shallow water and
 breaking his neck. He dove off one of the piers of the Beach house, Savin Rock. It was the same old story of supposing that the water was deep and one that repeats itself as sure as the bathing season comes around. It was the first time that Greyner had been in bathing at Sayin Rock and he didn't depth of the water, which was not clear enough to show bottom. Greyner stood on the spring board on the pier and took a high dive. He landed in the sand head first and broke his neck, dy- ing in less than an hour afterward. People who were eye witnesses of the accident rushed to Greyner's assistance and pulled him out of the water.
 He was carried to the Beach house across the way and everything was done for him, but all chances of saving his life had gone before he was taken from the water. Dr. William V. Will son of West Haven was summoned by telephone and when he reached the scene the man was barely alive. pr. Wilson sent for a hospital ambulance and he was carried to New Haven, dy- ing a few minutes before 6 o'clock fif- teen minutes after he reached the hos pital.
 Greyner came from Bridgeport about two months ago and since that time has been connected with the Western Union company.
 The last man to lose his life at Savin Rock in the manner that Greyner did was ex- Councilman Edward Beulah, who dove to his death July 26 of last year from the same pier that Greyner dove from yesterday. One or more ac- cidents of this kind have taken place at Savin Rock every year for the last six years.
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| Arbitrate.
 Wilkesbarre, Pa, June 22.-President John Mitchell, of the United Mine Workers of America, to-day issued an address to the public for publication in the newspapers tomorrow morning. It is partly a reply to the letters of the op-
 orators declining to accede to the de-
 mands of the union, which were pub lished about ten days ago.
 Briefly summarized, the address says
 that every possible means was resorted
 to in the effort to prevent the strike;
 claims that the cost of living has in-
 creased to the point where the miner
 was compelled to ask for higher wages;
 denies the allegations of the operators
 that the productive capacity of the
 mine workers has fallen off, but on the
 other hand, has increased; quotes off,
 cial figures to substantiate the conten-
 tion that the employers can pay higher
 wages without increasing the cost of coal to the consumer; asserts that the coal-carrying railroads, which control about S5 per cent. of the mines, absorb the profits of their coal companies by charging exorbitant freight rates; claims that ton at the mines means anywhere from 2,740 to 3,19O pounds in- stead of 2,240, and says that more men are killed and injured in the anthracite mines of Pennsylvania annually than were killed or wounded during the Spanish-American war. The address also says that in the event of the union being crushed, which. it adds. is not likely, d new organization would rise from it's ruins. It concludes with an- other appeal for arbitration on all ques- tions in dispute. President Mitchell says in part:
 "To the Public-If the contest now in progress in the anthracite coal regions of Pennsylvania affected only the well fare of the railroad and mining corpor- ations, on the one hand, and the coal mine workers, on the other, the public would be less concerned than it now is in the conflict; but inasmuch as there is a third and important interest involved, an innocent victim of the strike, it is but fair and proper that the general public should be fully and accurately upon the merits of the ques- ton in controversy
 We have hesitated to utter any word or to take any position that would im- pede or embarrass easy reconciliation with the coal operators. Every delay and precaution, every conceivable con- effort that honorable and con men could take to avert a rupture, and every means that thought could suggest to bring the matter in | dispute to arbitration. was resorted to )y the union both before the strike or 1 Ter was issued and since it went into
 (Continued on Third Page1
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Violent Earthquake i'm Italy.

Rome June 22.-A violent shock of earthquake, accompanied by subter- ranean rumblings, was reported from Cassano Al Jonio, in the department of Calabria. No damage was done.
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Twelve Locomotives Destroyed

Fresno, Cal, June 22.-The round house of the Southern Pacific railroad and twelve locomotives dere destroyed by fire last night. The loss is estimat- ed to be nearly ,000.
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CHINESE WARSHIP BLoIVN UP.
Terrific Explosion sinks the Kat-Chi-
 I5O of the Crew Lost.

London, June 22.-A dispatch to the Central News from Shanghai says that the Chinese cruiser Kai-Chai was wrecked to-day by terrible explosion while lying in the Yang-Tse river. The Kai-Chi sank in thirty seconds and 15O officers and men were killed or wound ed. Only two men on board the cruiser escaped death.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-23

The cruiser Kai-Chi was of 2,153 tons displacement She was 260 feet long and She was built in 1882.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-23
Hotel in DalIns CoiIapses.

Dallas, Tex, June 22-The St. James hotel in this city has collapsed. It is rumored that a number of persons have been lost.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-23
American League.

At Detroit-Detroit 5, Boston 7.
 At Baltimore-Baltimore 2, Chicago i, 12 innings). Attendance 16,75O IA St. Louis-St. Louis [, Philadelphia 4.
 At Fort Wayne--Cleveland 6, Wash ington 2.
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MITCHELL ISSUESSTATEME
AN ANSWER TO THE OPERATORS
 CLAIMS.

Arguments of the Latter Refuted-- Right of the Public, the Innocent Merits of the COntroversy-Pre c m t Baer's Proposition to Offer Books for Examination Declared Absurd-The Arbitrate.
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Shirts Waists and Shirt Waist Suits.

Easily the largest and most compre- hensive stocks shown in New Haven.
 Shirt Waists 39c, 69c 9Sc, $1.4S, 1.75.i 1.9S up
 SPECIAL-Entra fine quality of sheer all white lawn waists with six rows of fine insertions of lace and dainty blind embroidery between fine tucks also tucked back finest quality pearl buttons
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At Montreal-Montreal 5, Jersey City
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-23
Shirt Waist Suits.

At prices ranging $1.9S to 1875.
 SPECIAL-Shirt waist suits of fine lawn light blue, linen and white, trinl- med with white braid. Intended to sell at $500 $Sss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23

Rad Morgar's 3uam@
menfunft nit &aifer Wilbelm berths
tete bas &abel bon benz ii6erlpdItigen@
ben @inbrud, ben Der Sinan5getpal~
tise .auf ben beuti6en &aiIer 9ema9t
babe. Sas f4meihelte ben 4mertfaz
nerrt. sSeBt fommt cine dnbere Sesart,
aber lie fommt aus penig bettrduens~
piirbiqer QueQe-dus Bdris. DENT
na4 foG &aiIer MiIbelm iiber Wforz
gan geurtbeilt baben: Na9 feiner
CONGREGATION gu urt6eilen, bat er fem
flares Ser ItGnbniB bon Den groB gen
genmeinIamen oSntereTen uno @pn@
FIFTEEN bes cpmmer5ieQen untberIums,
nod lit er gut unterri9tet iiber Die
biftDrif9e unb pb~iIofopbtf4e @ntptf@
lung Der Nationen. S6n tiimmert Der
So3ialismus ni9t, Der bal0 cine Der
grDBten 5ragen in alien 2Gnbern Bill
ben nirb. Morgan's @6rgei5 1T, Die
Melt um5ufrempeln, aber i3 babe
ni9t cine ein3ige grpBe Sbee Bel iRm
entbefen tDnnen. MOrgun bat Die
re9te 3eit erfaBt, INN @ombinationen,
BON tpel9en bic Welt Bis Da6in ni4t
getrGumt, gu f9affen, Del &aiier iOa
bieie NeuBerungen auf fetner Horb@
~1anbreiIe rem frii6eren fran3Oiif4en
MiniiterprGiibenten gegeniiber gez
t6an BADEN. 60 fpenig mir feiner 3ett
an ben gepaltigen @inOruf geglaubt
BADEN, 10 nenig 6alten mir bieie lit
t6eile fir tbatIddli4e, Sic itno piel
eber @r3eugniffe zines finoi9en Pariz
Ter Geportergebirns. Die Dement'S
perben nit ben beutI6en 3eitungen
po6l bal0 eintreffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23

gm 8trrten Suli nirO isoer e6ts 9atriot bic
1lntcr3ei6nung Der llnabbdngigtsits g rtldrun0 Seiz
tens Der nGolOniitsn" feisrH, unO Obpobl O~erRampf
pel3er folQte, f%ofipieljg uno perOerbli3 mar, res
~iultrrte cr bod in Oeren i6liebGider gefreiung bon
benz Sod englii6er &nt6ti6aft. Gin anOerer iebr
pi6tiger Sag in Dem 2ebeH zines SeOen, ipelieu
abtr Oerer, pel6e an M~ageni9pd6e ODER zStOrun=
gen lcioeu, pirO Der icin, an pel6em fe i6 ents
i5lieben, alte Metbooen oes 9eriubs, @iilie 5u
~erlaHsen, ouf3a9sbfn uno nit benz 8ebrau9 jeHer
b~eriibmten 6umilien=gr5nei Ds 20. 5abrbunnert5,
&oitsttcr'g Magenbitter5, 3u beginner. Sc ipirO
irgeno SeuanO beiler, Der an SDspspfe, 9croau=
uuggt0rung, @ufitoben, @eritOpfunU, 9aaeoergiis
tung poer e6laflofgteit leiOet. 9robirt es beuts
uHO ieiO ~iiber3cugt. l~lniere 4riuatsS ~tcmpelmarte
it am Sale ear 6L0i9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
crnensreaen fir bic Scr. etaatrn.

Srei6unbert Srben min adifer
Mil6elm an Mmerifaner. tpel4e bel
Der prina 6einri9<& eife b%efonoers
t5dti9 gepeien finb, perleihen. Sin
10 du~sgiebt9er O~rbensregen lit mod
ME in ben Ser. Stddten niebergegan=
gen. 9Dffentlt9 finb Die Srbensem>
pfdnger ni9t 10 anfpru9sDoa, pie
Der Der tprbene &ebafteur bes GORE
%fponbenten Qenb es getpeien 2ep6
bate benz frii6eren beutI6en @efanbz
ten, Baron Don S9lO3er, i'm @pnz
greB eine b~ertrObelte @erpiGigung fir
Die 8erliner Notwithstanding in
leBter Stunbe bur6 ieinen intimen
Sreunb &anbaq geIi9ert. Gum 0ant
IpIte 2eb6 einen OrOen er6alten. Gr
bat benielben aber big an Iein 2ebensz
enbe ni6t er6alten, benin 2ep6 ertldrte
!9rn. bon S9lD3er in ieiner fauItiz
f9en WeiIe: nGinen preuBif4en Or
ben ne6me i9 nit 0ant an, d6er Is
muB Der S9fpdr5e QOlerprOen Iein,
Ni9ts tpeniger." Den fonnte ibm
Baron b. S9l05er natiirli9 ni4t Derz
f6affen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
3nd5 Elm 0ertbeibiaer Der Ma6rrfur.

Stun fommt uu9 nod Oberit
9rpes6ed, Der 8ert6etOtger ober
uSubge Mbbocate" bes Y~6ilippinen=
departments unb erflGrt na6 ieiner
Giidfe6r BON ben gefduften Snieln,
baB Die Waferfur abiolut 6armlo5
lei unb pie Elm @unber nirfe. sic
lei bart, aber ni9t balb 10 grauidm,
pie bic S9niBmet6oben, pel9e bon
BEN poli5eibeb0rben in ben 8ereinigz
ten Staten in NnpenOung gebra9t
niirben. Die Waferfur babe auf ben
96lipptnen quite 9ienite geleiitet, ba
5e einfa6 unb pirfIam getpeien lei,
unb erft ipGter In i6rem bplen Wertbe
getpiirbigt perben piirbe. 9r. 8roesz
bed lit fOgar Der 4nii4t, baB Die
8uferfur CUR @rlangung bon Sc
itdnontRen aagemetn eingefii5rt perz
ben fpiirbe.
unb 10 ipridt Elm Surif, Der beimz
getebrt bod ni6t mebr am Sropenz
foQer leiOet. MO6in iinO mir gefomz
men, tpte ttef iinO mir geiunten! =
Die 96ilippinen unb ibr gan5erRei4z
tbum MAIDEN ni6t gut, mas mir al
Meni9li4teit, an Nnieben in ben
4ugen Der cipilifirten Welt bort 3uz
geieBt unO etngebIBt BADEN. Sin SUI
rift aus benz 2unbe Der Sret6ett als
8ert6eiOiger BON mittefalterli9en5olz
termetboOen our grpreFung BON Sc
itdnDnifen i'm aufgetldrten 5pan5igz
item Sa6r6unbert! limb penn Die
S4piBmetboben in ben l1nteriuz
6ungsygefdn9nifen bes 2unbes mod
I9limmer iinb, als bic @aRerturen,
bann lit es b06ite 3ett, buB bieien
8rutalitdten Elm gnOe gemu6t pirD,
ni4t nur i'm Snterefe Der Meni6li4z
felt, fOnOern aud i'm SnterefIe unfez
rer %nationalen g6re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
Ghnrlcs @nttfricn Ncnboucr,

IS farb an eonutag. Oeu 90 5uli 1902, Na5=
mittags ? llbr, Charles @%ottirj;o 9%teubautr, g:z
liebtcr @atts BON Sopbit Ntubdu'r, I'M &.ter pon
70 Subreu ) Wouateu INN , Iugsu. Die Secroi=
Quno iinDct bcute, Wittuo6. Den %. 3uli,
Iabmittags , llbr, Don It;ncr !cBtsn g8obnung
an Der 9tla.r=9ioaO "A M,ileu pom Der Sta0h aus
auf penn g3eruidlcm3 ; 6ritObOie" 5u @drOeHoIuc
itatt. @criponpte uuO 6reunOe iHo singsIaocn,
beIjulpObntn.
53lumm're ian5t, 2u coI:r 9ater,
Ser Su uns 10 tr:u gelisbt.
Old, gu pirit un5 iDObl u~crleibsn,
98enn mir babtn Sid b:tribt.
N6, Su bait iIst it6crpuuOtn,
N}lnbe idnp,re bauge 6tunOcH;
N}aubtu Sag uno mlu6e Jtabt
@cft 3u in S6meritn 3ugsbrdbt.
stluo6aft bait 9u lie e~rtragen,
Seine Sbmtr}eu, S,ine NiaJtn,
@is per Iao Gtjn @uqe bribt,
Sod perQeFtn mir Did u.ht,
sppbte Rcubautr uebf Sinner
203-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23

Na8 lGngerer &rdnf6ett
1T geitern in Hpm Der betagte @drDtz
nal, @raf Miectslatp 2ebo9opsfi,
%geftorben. Der @prOB elmer Dornebz
men pplnif9en 5amilie in 8Orft, err
belt er feline 8ilDung in Marf9au,
ieBte, na9oem CT Die priefterpei6e
empfangen, feline @tubien i'm Seiuiz
enzGpGegium in Jfom fort. 9ort err
parb er 1i6 Die @unIt bes BdpfteS
Yius bes Ifeunten, Sm Sabre 1866
purbe er BON Der preuBii9en 3e9iez
rung gum Gr3bif6of BON @nefen Be
ruFen. 9a inn aber in 1870 feline
8ttte, baB 9eutI4lanO fir ben Papit
interbeniren m0ge, abgei4ldgen nun
be, tpurbe er Elm unberf06nli9er Seq
ner Der Regierung, namentli4 in Der
3eit bes &ulturtampfes, uno feline
8egneri9aft gtng 10 nett, baB er nt4t
nur gu bo6en 8eloftrdfen, ionbern
audi gu 5pei Sahren 8efdngniB perz
urt6eilt purbe. Qlu8 Der 6aft %entlaiz
fen, cling er na9 Rom, purbe gum
Cardinal ernannt unb mar ieit 1892
9eneralprGfeft Der Bropuganba. Bis
mard bate in 2ebD4oDsti einen letz
rer beDeutenDTten @egner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23

paftp 3 m n q e pz
Dorf fii9rt Drei5ebn 9riinoe an, ma
rum am 5onntug feline 3eitung erz
i9einen loqte. @runb 9: rpeil Die
@pnntags5eitung ben Sonntagsz Sir
6en6eiu9 f6doigt" 49,. Oas ge=
niigt = Die anberen 5tp01f 8riinbe
mo9te Der 0err Baitor fi4 iparen:
er fiir9tet gang einfa4 Die Gonturz
rena.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
0arblauo e. @ennibIbautn 6iiens
bnhuSSn.

Rort6s 4penu unb Daf 5tatton.
grtoHsn an @obeuta9sn nap goFt, pa, nm 75J
gorQtug uHo $50 3a5m;ttlss.
g,rRoHeu on Boatuta5en Haa Delta, pa, um
730 Mprqsn, $50 uno $50 4atmittasg.
msr,aFtu on Wo5sutua.H nab SsIair, nh, um
7.3O, $50 uuO 11.35 90rmittdgs, $50 uuo $50
Ra5mittaas uu0 6.l5 Absnos.
gsriaHtu an 5OuntaesH ul5 Sslta, pa, UNI $50
Rorgsns uaO 4.0) &a3mittags.
9,rlahtn on SonHtl5sn na5 Sslair, DO, nm
$50 uuo ll.95 9ormittags, 400 3a8mtta9s unD
1000 a6tuOs.
). g ROrrts Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
Cnetn qnnr's Gilenbnhn.Gn.

Ja5r5Iln ItIt 6tm 70. Mai 1902.
SampFer 0trlG5t osn Bier Hr. 10 an Q!abtsstraEs
tdgIta (SamitaJs uNo 5onHtaJs ~uus9euommsnl
INN 7 ubr 9Ormittl85 uuo 3.d5 0abmittalg;
6aHitag5 UNI z ubr 90rmittlss unO ? ubr Ro5s
mittaog nab Gents3siauD, Cuttustopu, 6eures
oias, Scenes, &ebObOtb uHO 3piibenita.ius
nen.
Glfou. Crforo uuo SDiibtnimtioatu.
6onuta1s nm S,5 gorn.tt15s NOD 3sbobotb,
GueeHstOun, 6tntsro;us uno 9uuF1au aui Gguts
SggaHO, UNI 3.l5 Sll5mitaus nur nap Rsn:s
5siano.
Graatsn DerS,R an BoaeHta0sn bis 6 u6r a6snOs
s~Htgegen PM
Stlsp6on: 6. I'D. 6out6 5l6; To. 6eu. 81.
5. u. SroSeb @sRsrals@si86itsiabrtr.
(ggai27, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23

9us fran5Dftf4e &abtz
net @albef@aDufeau fat bas Gpnz
gregatiOnsA9eieb ge14affen. Die piel
i@pierigere &ufgabe, oafel6e bur48uz
fibren, lit benz gegenpGrtigen W&iniz
ftertum Gom6e's ,als 8ermG4tniB 5uz
gefuGen. 8on alien Seiten regnet es
Proteite unb Bel Der lei4ten @rreg6urz
felt Der 6rdn3Ofen lit es bereits gu
5a6lrei6en 9emonItratipnen gefpmz
men. Die gfe6te Der &ammer beab=
iidtigt, ein O6truttiOnsz 8erfabren
in's Merf gu ieBen unb Die 4usfiibz
rung Der @efebe ms nG6fte Sabr
binaus gu 5ieben. Die 0ur4fiibrung
Der GpngregatipnsI8ei pirO Der
fran50iif6en Regierung nod biele
Mii6en unb SOrgen MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23

GngIonb mill aus Dem
@erm6gen bes perItorbenen 8onan5az
&0uig5 MafaD bier MiQionen Dbl
lars @rbi4aftsfteuern beruus f6tnz
ben, neil Der W}iQipndr in 2onbon al
un6 81 geppbnt bat un0 bort geitorben
lit. @nglano fam bic Mtlionen jeBt
gut gebrau9en. Bon ben pielen amez
rifaniI9en WfiQionen Mafap's lit be-
retts cine Nn3ubl in europa 6dngen
ge6lieben. Sn 4merifa gema6t = in
europa pertban lit Die 9epflOgenAeit
pteler amertfanif4er MilionGre, f4dz
big geporbene 8raFenz unO 5iritenz
trpnen reu gu pergplben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23

9rGfibent &opfepelt + a
benz Senator Mc2aurin BON Glib
Carolina Die SteQe zines Ri6ters in
Der Ser. tStuaten n@ourt Of Glaims"
in Qusii9t g~eItelt, unb Der 9err Sez
nator = banft fir Die 8eriorgung.
&ls @runb fir bic N%6le6nung nc
2aurin's miro angege6en, baB er be-
f9ulbigt pOrOen lei, ii4 fir Elm gutes
Mmt an Die Gepublifaner bsrfauft gu
baden. gfun, es 9t6t ia nod me9r
'@emter, unb Mc2aurin pirO ni4t
thinner banfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
gSuuOeroouc Gutoedmua.

Frau sBiliamS, eirc bcrpcrragenee EpeliaS
Iifftn i'll Rrducns2eiceu; brahtc 2euieaoeu po7
~t.ioeupen 6~autR Das Slid 6T @siuHa5tit; bate
mic sinm 1tbibEae; in abtGIooirj;g Stuno,n Miro
In iraenoutlhsm 5taoium S~iR0esuRg p:ridaiFi ootr
feline Scjablung; feline Sbm;rl;H. t:inc 9:flbr,
feline unttrbrebunq Der 9si5dftisuhg: abioiut Fatr
uno borHlOs; im Siirtau oor per Q5t 81. 6 . ms
srtdbslte priputRs 6etm ir
Eamen gebilottt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; arjt.i6e
Eebanoluue, iots gsplni9t; 2~5=iabriat Griab-ung.
6preaiunbtH BON 10 bis 6. 6oHHtaes Don 2 bis )
RatbtrtbtluHe gratis.
frau II. SStnidms,
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(Ga29, x&S,1A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23

9o9 Elm amOfes 2anb,
Die @ereinigten Stadten, Selbft Die
MiIten bergen bier 8ei4tbiimer.
@6reibt Die San 6ranc. pAbenop.:"
Sept bat man i'm rS6al bes Sobes,"
in Der naHerleeren beiBen Sanoz uno
@al3piite galtfornten's, a~usgebebnte
8orurz unb Salpeter Eager entDedt,
Or .8ailen BON StdatszW tinenbureau
f6Gbt bas Nreal bes Salpeterlugers
auf 10000 4cres. @ie es i6eint,
taufen INNER nod neue Wunber in
Californian auf,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23

yWenn N1Ies gut gebt,
fOnnen mir I9on gu Weibnu3t cine
&ubelpsrbtnbung nit 6onolulu baz
ben i6rei6t Elm San 5ranctscper
8latt. 9offentlt4 gebt's gut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
81 nmi0ID0niQ-
" Giiemp0h1t.

RAD Dem @eRtn uHb 4oroeh
&btd6rt bonn Galperts9abHbofe, t9is folgt:
40 WUrgt1s, tdglib QlRioHs0totloH 4H Dton
osasl mao 8iaianlsport uno
nab 9%itisburg. Gbitdgo, GIHtianati SoAtsoias
sug9 9t 9ouis; &Obtter, gufLaio, Nlag1'0s
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pals, ausgtnommtu Samha9.
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gSo4tHta9cu, SOnntGQs $50 @orm.
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6sntngtn rHO $50 g}u6m., t&gli6.
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taQcH.
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9srrgbiue Nftom., 800 Dorm. Souutags.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
StdetzR csiitratpr.
Rn+h hoVra

8uItimprC, DEN p. Suli 1902.
@lcu oarau inteytiirtcn Qcrloucu miro bicrour6
0a6rjbt %QtQtbcu, oaB Der StaDtz&uQenicur, ipie
Oura DCn @bi6uitt 81 e, @rtittl Il, pes @altimo=
rtr Sta0ts8ticBbu6t8, 1898 (S%upplcmenA, porQez
i6ricbcn lit, Den crfIdreuDtn 4lau uuo Die llmla=
gen fir bic giDcairunq, @flaicruug uno @oTcn=
rauoicin=V ticbuu1 ner @i6louC=Npcuue, BON Qats
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nit geiuQ bjcrouf an 0as 9altimOrcr StootQcri6t
i~nncrbalb 80 5aqm pom 9atnm 0iclr @ttanut=
ma1ung an ju appealrCn.
Geo. u. Rumfeu,
QUITE, 80 :NuQG,13) 9,Giitrotor.
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