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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Distinguished Surgeon in Washingto

lBy AssCciuted Pres7.}
WASHINGTON. D. c., December 81
Paron Hengenmuller. the Austrian am
bassador, called at the Executive offices
to-day and presented to President Roose-
welt the Austrian surgeon. Professor Lo-
rerz, and his assistant, DR.. Mueller.
DR.. Lorenz held a clinic at Providence
Hcpital to-day. opsrat ting on a six-year-
olo child for hip dislocaeion incurred at
birth. Two typical cases Of club-foot
also were presented for operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
VIII Succeed Judge Baker,
By Associated Pres

(By AssoCIated5 sfress.1
WASHINGTON. December 5.-The
President has decided to appoint A. B.
Anderson. OF Crawfordville. Ind. United
Sta ties District Judge to succeed John
Baker. who recently resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
PUBLICITY BILL
Favorable Report on Me asure Designd
TO Restrict Trusts.
LIZ Associated Press. -
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The sub
committee Of the House judiciary Com
r,,ttee having trusts under considera-
+ion to-day reported fayorably to the
MI committee the publicity bill
The committee then referred this bill
nnd all others to a special sun-comrn,t-
rec consisting Of Messrs.s Littlefield,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
' , ,
JAMES SELDOM COwDoN.
NOTICE or CONTEST.

Washington, D. c.. December 3 1902.
To Carter Glass. Esq. holder OF cleo
ton certificate for the Sixth Con-
gresslonal District Of Virginia:
Sir,-You Will please take notice that
do hereby contest your right to hold
the seat in the Congress of the United
States OF America for the unexpired
portion Of the Fiftyseventh Congress
as well as for the full term Of the
Fifty-eighth Congress. on the grounds
that the provisions of the Constitution
Of the United States of America and
he Fourteenth Amendment thereunto
arc paramount to the Constitution. laws
and voting regulations of the State OF
Virginia in SO far as they pertain to
the election of members Of the House
OF Representa- tives. which were not OBJ
served at the recent election. anu If
the present House OF Representatives
looks upon the matter as I do. 1t will
promptly decrale that my calm IS a
perfect title to the seat now claimed
by you, believing as I do that full.
fair and free ballot In the said Sixth
Congressional District OF Virginia at
the recent election would have resulted
IN my selection not only for the short
term Of the Fifty-seventa Congress. put
the full term Of the Fifty-elghth
ConpreSe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
.CONTEST|NGF FOR
Mr. GLASS SEAT
James ssIden cowdon, Chronic
Candidate, is After It.
NEW MOVE CAUSES LAUGHTER
Everyone Smiles When Asked About
This Fresh Attack on Virgnia's
Constituton-Gossip from
National Capital,
(By Associated Press.}

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Decembes s.
The fight against the Hon. Carter Glass
has broken out in a fresh place. Thls
time the blast of antagonssm comes from
a very harness, but thoroughly anus
Ing. quarter. None other than the far
famed James Seldom CoWdon, sometime
candidate for Congress- in the Fourth,
Tenth and Sixth Districts. respectively,
is after Nj: Glass scalp this time.
Hot from the ba; came TWO conmurh-
ca ton to the House this morning. One
was to Mr. Glass and the other to the
Speaker. They tell their oSn story
without need of any explanation oinei
than the signature OF AE CoWro1:.
They are given in full:
washington. D. c., Dec. 3, 1862.
ITO the Speaker OF lne House Oh rep
resentatiEes:
''Sir.-Enclosed you will please find :
copy Of the notice nf nv contest TOR tao
short term of the Fifty-seventh Con-
e: ess, as well as for the full term OF the
Ficty-eigttt Congress. Winch nave 'nis
cav forwarded to the Hon. Carter Glass,
the holder Of the certificate of election
as representa- tive of the Sixth Congress
SIGNAL District of the State Of Virginia,
through my attorney OF the local bar,
tire Hon. Robert s. Tharin, O. No. 1928
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
VERY respectfully.
JAMES SELDOM ECOWDON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09
AUTOMOBILES,

FOR sALE-ELEcTRIC RUNABoUT; NO REA-
sonable oner refused. May be seen at AUTOMO-
BILE STORAGE AND REPAIR CO., Stanton
court, between 18th aud 14th and and L sts
NV. 1e0-2t'
FOR SALE-STEAM CARRIAGE; MUST BE SOLD
make offer. Call 602 + st. NV je7-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumba, holding a Probate Court.-No 1882 adj
minisration-This is to give notice that the sub
scribcr, Of the District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District Of Column
bia letters testamentary on the estate Of Thomas
Gerry Townsend, late OF the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber On before the 9th day Of June
A. ID. 1903, otherwise they may by Jaw be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given nn-
der my hand this 9th day Of June. 1902. CLARE
PEII. TOWNSEND. 1924 18th street. Washington
ID. G. Attest: JOHN r. RoUZE1i, Deputy Regis
ter Of Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court EUGENE CARUSI 4
SONS, Attorneys. jv9-law-3t
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia, holding Probate Court.-No. I00aS adj
stration-Thfs is to give notice that the sub
scrfber, who was by the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia granted letters testamentary
on the estate Of Marion McKibbin. has. with tn.
approval OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of
dey. the 27th day Of June. 1902 at 10 o'clock
am. the time, and said court room as the
place, for making payment and distribution from
said estate, under the courts direction and co.,
troll. when and where all creditors and persons
entitled to disfribufive shares legacies or A
residue, are notified to attend, In person or ly
agent attorney duly authorized. with their
claims against the estate properly vouchcd Given
under my hand this 7th day Of Juna. 1892 RIYI-
ARD w. TYLER BY WOLF ROSENBERG At
tOrneys. Attest: JOHN r. R0uZEH Deputy Reg
lister Of Wills for the District Of Columbia Clerk
OF the Probate Court 3e3iaw3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

ELEGANT FURNISHED S-R0oM CorTAGE:
good water and plenty Of fruit. Call on Mrs
MINOR at Colonial Beach or Inquire 222 East
Cap. st. j-9-2t.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES ON IA
side of the Potomac. IN view Washington; walk
ing distance OF Georgetown; nne water; terms
easy; size Ut lots ~ by l50 up
je7-2ts -e-,i.-- r. MACKEY
FOR RENT-coUSTRY PLACE NEAR W ANRFN-
ton. Va; 300 acres. grass and woodland; garden.
cows, fruit, eggs. ice. gardener. horse and buggy
nice O-room house- Rent. 3 or 4 months, SO lser
month. THE +. II. SMITH Co.. LAOS <. y. ave-
3e1-3t 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09
PERSONAL.

WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO pull, Cp
stakes Your summer trip win cost Won
tribe II before going you have us cali and nav
you full cash rates for mems worn xarments
We are prompt. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, SIG d.
10 IT'S
EXCHANGE OF POSITIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Indian school IN middle west desires to exchange
with clerk In Washington. superintendent sal
ary 81 0C0, wife's (matron) $500 Address Ey-
CHANCE +, star ONCE je7-2t'
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. AUTHOR
lied and brpded sos 18th st.. NV. Phone Alaia
1625 Open day and night. Strictly copAdential,
Branch In Baltimore Nd aui6-tf
MACHINERY, ETC.
FOR SALE-kNOwLES CONFINED PUMP AND
boiler. 7I4tsx10; 2-H.P. Otto gas ensine; 6x12
side-crank engine. 40-H.P. low-preesufe locomo-
tive boiler; also 25-HP- feed water heater
]. HURLEY,
Phone 81 OaZ2-e,t0 1919 Ohio ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09
TO TRADE.

To TRADE-A HAMMERLESS COLT SHOTGUN
tcOet &SAl for an upright piano; price Of gan in
trade. 500. address, stating price wanted for
plano, c. s. G., Star ofiee. lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09


988 st. NV. store and cellar. ....... $4,000
1914 7th ct. NV, store and / room. go. 1850
fe13-n HEISkEIL l. McLERAN 1OGS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09
SURVEYS, PLATS. ETC.

SURVEYS. SUBDIVISIONS. PLATs. PLANs. CON-
high-class drawings Of all kinda. WI H.
BENTON. Civil, Typographical and Landscape
EnEincef: Atlantic bidg.s $50 NV. Phone 30.
apl0-3m>5 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST.MEMORIAL DAY, AT ARLINGTON, NEAR
amphitheater, leather bag containing case en-
graved cards. some money, etc. Finder please
bring same to us F ne, for reward. Mrs J.
]. GONNLEY. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09
WANTED-HOUsES.

WANTED-BI A YOUNG COLORED MAN THE
care OF house for summer; can furnish good ref
erences as 10 honesty and sobriety. Address Box
l3o, Star Office. 1e1-3ts
WANTED-FOR CASH CUSTOMERS AS INVEST
ments. houses. well rented. ranging in price from
S2,5O to $1,000 WILLIAM X. ELLIS. 525 18th
ct NV Je7-3t
WANTED FOR SALE IN DIFFERENT
sections OF the city at prices ranging from
fZ.Soo 10 $o,cNO; owners having properties for
sale at these figures requested TO communi-
cate with JAMES F. SHEA. 643 La. ave. n W.
te7-u
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY WELL RENTED
property for customer who has s. 600 cash to in
vest; must be bargain and gilt-edged. SoULE
co. Bank Washington building. je7-3t'
WANTED-.'WE SELL AND RENT HOUSES"
If YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL WE
CAN FIND YOU 4 PURCHASER. If YOU
HAVE PROPERTY TO RENT WE CAN FIND
YOU TENANT We HAVE THE BEST FA-
CiLlTIES FOR HANDLING PROPERTY GIVE
Us TRIAL MOORE HILL Cinc)
Je3-u III l4th 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09

LOST-GOLD WATCH; CLOSED FACE; EGIN
works; no initials case, but place on back
for some. Reward If returned to 1902 l. st.
ie9-2ts Nf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09

LOST-ON SATURDAY, NEAR BOSTON STORE,
ladys black leather chatelane bag, with silver
monogram and containing eyeglasses, &c So
ward at SUPPLEMENTARY desk. Boston Store. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09

TREASURY BEREAVEMENT T:TS. BUREAU OF EN-
oalee until Two Pm. MONDAY. JUNE SIX
TENTH, 1902, to furnish Pure Linseed OIL dur
Ing the fiscal year beginning July /, 1902 Award
viii be made only to established manufacturers Of
or dealers in. the article. The right is reserved
to reject any al bids parts Of bids Blank
FORMS with specifications for proposalsand further
information desired, will be furnished intending
Director Of Bureau. je9-2t
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Office Of the Light House Board, Treasury De-
W. nNE G y F1 1s"g
then opened for furnishing Photolthographc Copies
Of shs sc for as So
cordance with specification copies OF which, with
and to ao5ss h
GEORGE c. REMEY. Rear Admiral, U. G. Ss1y.
Chairman &c nc 100 - je6-eo-3t
MAIL LETT7NG-NoTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
the PostnssteE Of the HSnse q Kspresentati,es
Representatives andlfron, the city Post ONCE,
and to aud from the respective residences Of the
the fiscal year ending Julie 80 1903 No bid ', viii
be considered unless accompanied by the names
a s. S
financial responsibility of pc bidder. The Post
1a: to 1a ss al
crease in the membership Of the 5Sth Congress BY
nation viii be furnlshed upon application to the
Postmaster of the House OF Representatives All
proposals bids should be marked on the envelope
tsProposals for carrying the House Mails and al
dressed to ]. c. McELROY, Postmaster, House Of
Representatives, Washington. D. G. je3-et
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. G.
Warrington. D. G.. june 2. 1902. Sealed proposals
will be received at this office untii fWELCE
O'CLOCK NJ. JUNE TWELFTH, 1902, for fur.
niehng lumber for, use in construction and reDair
OF bridges in the District of Columbia SpecIa
cations. blank form Of proposal ind ali necessary
+, MACFARLAND. JOHN ". ROSS JOHN Rid.
DIE Commissioners. d. @. ~ teS-8t
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR LIBRARY OF
CONGRESS, WASHINGTON. d. G., May &C. 1862
--MISCELL.ANEeUs SUPPLIEs.-Separate sealed
proposals for furnishtng and delivering at the
Ice and Hardware. Plumbing Kitchen, and Paint.
ers' Supplies. Removing Ashes and Washing Tow
PM. Thursday. June II, 1909. and then publicly
opened Specifications, geHeral Instructions and
blank forms of proposal may be obtained on an0ij
cation to this ONCE. BERNARD Il. GREEN al
"i"sAnlent. my20 &c, 205e0 io-6t
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LOST - SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ABOUT 4
O'Clock. black silk garter with gold clasp with
SIX initials on it, Reward If returned to S34
18th st. NV 1ts
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LOST-ON SUNDAY, JUNE s, IN NEIGHBOR-
hood Of Iowa Circle or going to Hamilton House.
gold-band bracelet with black enamel chasing.
Suitable reward If returned to DR.. ELIOT, HOG
st. NV. je9-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-09

LOST-YESTERDAY. ABOUT . O'CLOCK. ON
Capital Traction car. between 18th and 22d sts.,
purse containing small sum of money. Reward
II returned TO 1925 l. ST. NV. It,
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE WO-
man, situation in private family to cook aG>
light washing; city references. Address Box 1872,
Star
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14
Sbumas s.. 6apcs,
81 lrcau pom Salrpin q Bennington. Nrd,tz
~ tGfteH,

9rdiOcnt Der GontrattO,r 5s9sb0rOe.
CJuui6, I, 9,l0, H. Il, l3,14, l6,l3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14

rem 2unbe 1861 9ferOe unb 75,108
Mault6iere getauft unb bafur $17,z
$685. be5ablt. 9tefe 4%tefenfnmme
fam gum gr0Bten She'll u%nieren 6arz
mern gu, unb ~unierer @Ominiitration
einen @prtpurf baraus 3u MAIDEN, Dab
tie Die britii4en &dufe ni6t bur4 cine
getpaltiame 9ebnung Der Reutroliz
tdts>9eieBe unm0gli4 ma4te, TT pt@
berfnntg," i8reibt Die rGinc. 6reie
8refTe4. = Qlio @eGb perbienen nm
ieben greis. 8ir BADEN nit ben 8oez
rem fDmpat6i7irt, aber mir BADEN i9ren
@egnern Die MitteG our SOrtfii6rung
bes &rieges geIiefert unO babel na9e3u
10 MiQipnen Dollars berOient. Ser
Dollar 1T Srumpf.
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SontncrzG 81 bolunQ8orte.
nrnne GrBffnunn npn aiefer,s @nrf

OrpRe SrONNHHB UpH 0tefcC SuCf
am Wio0lc=Rioe. Sas QublifUm 1T etngsIaOcu.
Shore fir Qicnitg pOu SpHutugsi9ulen uHO &irs
den. @a63ufragen in gr. 4O7, OisGa9sttesStr.
Q45,1UlN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14

IS it1rb am 9onu:rfa9, On Z. SUM 1902, 2
u6r 2lb,nOs, 5obaHu Gbsct, ~0e.itbtsr Gottc Uot
Rltjt G6crt, I'M 4ltcr pm A 5a5r'u. Die &c
~er0jgung Fiuott 3 onnta 9, 9ta3mitta85 2 u6r
pom Sruucrbauit. 9}r. %, 9Aair=Qpeuut, aus all
Dem s8altimOrtr 6risoboft4 itatt. Greun0t TN
9etaHnte iaO a3tuHGsD0a eirgtlaotn.
I9it Der E6au aUf pslts 8luncn iIItbct,
lIn0 Der 8eQ:u i~aaHeuo fs erqujtt,
81, ibr GGragiu, ~linOtru0 sud ergicBet
Dtt.utm Q8tb, Oa5 mir upsiu 9Ott gtj3idt.
2llts bait In mir, 0 oerr, qtHommsu,
Sie5' mid, l;cbtr Batter, trauerEo bi'r!
&it nit eroBcr Srijbial 81 mir tommtn,
2Iu5 Den 9,Bten, 9iebft.n, nlbmit Gu mir.
Eiuium fiB' id uuttr Irau:rtptiotQ,
G6ue 2iO uno Slang unO pcin. lcbr,
@rdm bribt mir meju Serge, b:r6c5 2eiOenr
Sen 9tIiebt id, adj! CT lit ntbt m;br!
Sod i'd peiB, b1lO miro Der Sag tri5cincr,
95, nod cine 3lbt, unO ipieOsr 9a5t,
lIno Qtti1t lit aud mGju ibmsr3li3 @tin'n,
@cun Tn, 6rr, .3um Grjeosn mid gtbrobt!
Sie truutrnDe Satin ntbt
G6i-5( GiHoeru.
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Mnria Tiihrcr.


IS enti9Iisi am II, SUM-, 4benOs llbr, gtaria
Tiibrsr, gtlic6t, Satin bon oeiHri5 6ibrcr, i'm
alter BON 80 3a6rtu uno 10 MoHuteu. Gas 9cjz
denbsQduQniB finOtt 3 onutaQ q, Rabmittags 33
llbr, pom Iruucrbauie, r.l9j3, @,its6aDcttes5tr.,
aus our Ref. ammanusls=Rir6e, ode SaratOgaz
uno S-6r00cr=5traBe, uuO Damn Gui Dem uGoaz
Don=4arts6ricObOie" TAFT.
Ga6r' po6l, fabr' ipobl!
Su itebt nun Den i'll i1lu:n,
Ser Dir, m.iu 4itbfts5, alls SbrdHcn ab1eipiI6t.
Rabr' ipobl, l6 pobl! gui jmurtr gritntn Iuen
Q8irO nun Sein i]or9tumioc5 otrj erqn;dt;
Mit uuirm @rrjbiut nl0ateu mir b~:lablcn,
@15 Tn an un5 Qetbun - Is lit ju nat.
50 eruote p'roben Bonn gu IauisnO Wt1nn
Mit 6rtuoen, mas Su ptineHO bier 0,id't!
i5abr' tuo6l, msin 2%iebiing! Dor nod mandtm,
Sammtr,
Scin' Cbls sea- BON Soft bier ipeggerutft.
Stub ilnft in TrieOen III Der tt:aen Ranm;r;
Die ,3eit 1T bog unO raub Die 4ilgsri5att.
Tl6r' fuo6t nm braitc O'robcu nun sum St0tn,
% Ssiucn GjrOern Wuttararmt aus!
g8ir punOcru nod auf OuHtlen 6rOcniueqcn
6abr' Dobi! - mir ~trsfisn uns i'm 9atsrbdu5!
Scr Gatts nsbit 6 inOern
I64-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14

Die SrGGnber BON g u L
apuD glaubten einen 9auptipaB gu ma
den, als iie ben Sberften 2Dn4, Der
i'm Iibafrifanif9en &rieg gegen eng
lanb gefGmpft bate, gu ibrem ParIaz
mentspertreter pG6lten. 21n9 mar
3ur 3eit Der @ubl in paris iOurndliz
ftif6 tbGtig unb blie6 pGbreHO Der
iebigen 9arlamentsiibung i'm @usz
lamb. Ra9 Dem 6riebensf9luB fam
er mad England uno purbe tpegen
sSo6perratbs prompt perbdftet. Die
iriT6en Observation-Disclosures purfen
bic 5rage auf O6 2pn4 ni4t bafel6e
Re6t babe, tpie bic anberen 8oeren;
a6er 8ulfour antpprtete fur3: @r 1T
fein 8urg6erl Das parlamentsmits
alieb 2Dn9 als 9o9Derrdtber Derbaf>
fet! So6n 8ua fat ben @altpapern
i6ren SpaB ~nfr1alaea
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lGtart.5 nsenfsurs Bureau.

Guui13, lI,19,2ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14
Nnbritbt fpirD bicrmit ertbcilt,

16l,5,1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-14

9rGfibent3ooebe bat
ben GongreB bur9 cine Spe5iulz8ots
f9uft buran erinnert, OuB es cine
Gbrenpfli9t Der Ser. Staten lei,
Cuba gegeniiber cine iu6ituntieLe &ez
button in unIerem Sarif gu MAIDEN.
@eni9tige mOralii4e @rinoe unb
natiOnales SntereFe iprd4en bufir.
llnb 9ouperneur Palma ruff Die
Mmerifdner an, bur9 Elm Reciproctz
tdtss9e1eB ben gu6anern gu 9ilfe gu
fommen, e9e es gu fpdt unb Cuba fl
nansieQ ruinirt lei. S6 ar Die i90z
men @orte Der 8Otf4uft bic 9egner
Der Sarif@Grniebrigung umiimmen
tperben? Die pertreten lire eigenen
Snterefen unO ni4t Die cubanii4en.
Die nit ben i6ren i'm 8iberIpru4e
iteben.
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Cuetn Qnne's Giirnhnhns0n.

Gabrp.au ieit Dem rs. Dtli 1902.
Sampler Osr!dbt otu Qitr Rr. 10 an gs5tsStr1gs
tagli5 tSamita95 uUO 5oHHta95 uu~53eHoumtRl
nm Z ubr 9ormittaQs Uuo 3l5 4abm.t,lBs;
6amtags Inn Z ubr goymitta5s uuo , u5y Ra5=
mittaQs nab GeHtz&zlan0, GutcHstQton 6ertre=
bile, genes, u ebObOtb uHo 5'Dll5mfattoa
nan.
Qui@lub an bic sGtL. & G5d. Giituba5n' nab
Gafou, Crfo-O uH0 3Dii5tHitotjoatu.
Suuutc5s nm SIS gormittaJs nab 8tbobotb,
Cuetustonu. Geater0ile uuO 9uutEn auf Geuts
SgGauO, uuO 3l5 Gl5m,tta8s Hur Ha3 Rents
SslaHD.
eraatsn ntrO,n an @o5eutagen bis 6 ubr Qb'HOs
~eHtgtQtH 0tnommtn.
6eltpbon: 6. &Q. SQut6 SIC; Yl0. 6eH. 81.
3. u. 5rogsL Observation-Disclosures,
FUat27
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8efanntmahmngen
Sicrmit ptrO alien Reconsideration

unO Osreu augetsaten uuO @iFftcuten, oertn@flt3=
ten in Der 9orbereitunq, Gi5pOntrung ODER Dem
@rgrdbniB oon 5OOteu btitsbt, gSa3ri6t trtbtilt, OaB
pas 9iireau Der 5taats=9eb6rDe Der 2et3tnbttatser.
in Qr.413, Cf=6aDsttstr., betegcr, bonn 10. SUM
bis /. auli 1902 tdgli9 Don 10 ubr Gormittags
bis l llbr 9a9mittags sum 3Dede Der %9ttgiitris
runa. in utbsrsinfimmung init ben 9ori9riften
Der gtte Der geicBgtbung pom Dlarplauo BON 1902,
Gapitel 100, g%c6ffnst isin piro. 4Qe 9eriontn,
lDcl6e i6re 8sgifriruUg am oOtr Dor Dem l. Suit
1902 ~peridum,n, iperocn uibt iur A%usitbung Oes
Observation-Disclosures iugellfcn, obne jnpOr
cine 2icenj gcl0t 3u babeu, ME in beia8ter @tte
porgei9riebeH.
SIN auitrage Der 9t66rOe
Sapfe We2ean.
Hetr-N E,fr,4s-
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Mft i6ren Na9rt8ten
aus Siibafrita flunfern Die @nglGnz
Der mad ME por. On bic 9urrubz9ez
geiiterung Der 8oeren fir gnglanO
f0nnen nur bie0ummen glauben. Dap
8otba mad benz 5rie0ensIdluB gefugt,
baB Der Sag Der gIiidltdite feines 2ez
bens gefpeien, ieitOem er Die S9ule
berGafen, 1T e6enfdGs unglaubli8.
Gben1o tpenig iperben Die BON Sag gu
Sag gemelOetep Sreubensz 2lusbrii9e
Der 8oeren iiber bic @enbung Der
Dinge in Siibufritu uno bas Singen
Der engli19en NattonaIbpmne ben
Sbatia9en entipre4en. Die gdn3e
@ergangenbeit Der 8Oeren fpri4t bdz
gegen. Der 2iigen iin0 genug geipe4z
ielt; Die 8riten tDnnten's ieBt NAL
nit Der 8dhrbeit DerIu4en. 0as
tpiirbe ibnen better aniteben.
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Rureuu Ger 8eD6rre Ger s@uI-GOmmtFdre.

8aItimorG MO, Dta 2. Stunt 1902.
Sine competitive 4riifuug fir Npgl.tlattu iUr
~folQeuDt Trciibu,=St.Icu loiro AM : q III # 4 @,
Ou q. SUM, &ormittags 9 ubr bcaiuacno, in
Der 0it.i5m bDb.r:u Gobt.ribule itattTtnDcu.
glegit.rH WtavD,anO College - Elm S6u,cr uuo
cine 5aUlcrtu pom /. IiitrJtt, cine SbHltriu pom
3. 2.ftritt uno Elm 55u,,r oom 3. Gtitr.tt.
gW}urylau0 Ngrjtulrurll GoQeJs4 Elm 51Hlcr
/. pom ,. I'M 3. Zjtgjtt,
st. Mar9's 6tma.e Seminary" cine ie pom
2. uaO 3. 0;tr;tt.
r5barlotte oaaD - cine bonn ,. unO cine pom 3.
Sjfrift.
ten.
Stats 3ormali3uls" - @ujabl ui5t btfanut.
SIM 4uitrQge
s.. We. GppIes,
(Suui13, II, 19,2D 6cfrstdr.
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tefteu,
Den p. Suni 1902.
6OrOtrungs : NuQebotc iir Die NusilbrHuq Der
Irbcit unO Die WutCrialifu, Die fir Die Grrt6=
tuuq Os ncucu %uuer 3um StaatsbIus=@tbduoe
in annapolis, YtD., crfOrDerli0 inn, uerOtn in
Diclcm &ircau ]cntgegcn genOmmen. 6ontrdttos
rcu, iuclbe iir Dieie 4rbcit IHQtbut2 3u itcucu be-
nbij5tigCu, lpoltu ibre @pplttutioncu tIr 3etb=
uuuQcn IND SpejifitatiOneU I'M obcr Dor SamS
Tag, DEN p. D. Iits., Dtittag5 y ubr, IN O!cs
lem &iircau ciHrei6Cn.
Solde GontrattOreU rperOtH nab icnem SatHm
bcna3ri6tiQt DtrOeu, mann Die 8eibEuuQeu unO
Sp;3jfitatioueu gu crbultcu iUD. Gin i~p3itlt5
Gtpoft ron 500 miro BON DEN Qcrioncn, DelDt
8ti9nuuqeu mo 5ptifitatiOHtu erbd!tcn, Ccr-
lauqt. So BON ojticm Gcpoit lutrOtn bel Der
&iidlitfcruuQ Der beiGqtCu 3tjbHungcu uaO Spts
3ititarioueu an Oieic5 Eireau 5urilt %gcjablt.
Cas 8ebt blejbt uorbcbuiten, irgtno iptl6. oocr
ale 6orOeruUgs : NuQCbOtc, Die Uibt in itOtr
0initbt NIT DEN @ori3rjitcu Der Sp3iitationcn
ibertjIitimmtn, SIT O]crlptrfur.
Sine StraiQtbiibr DON 500 pjrO fir icocu lag
DcrlauQt pcrDcu, iDclhe Die Mrbcit biutcr Der iir
Die 6crti0iteIuHg ~Otrislb;u ips3iiijjrttu Set 5u=
rid bltlbt.
NGe ForOeruHqs : Nnqtbotc miiItn Don cjncm
bt0laubJQttu Gbcd in Der &0be UOH 5000, 5obI=
bar al Dem Staats Sbabm.iitcr, bcQttirlt lem,
tucl5;s 2tpoit mad @crqcbuuq neg Gontrattes 3u=
rid c~ri.attct IDjrD. alien UnOcrcH Gormalitdtcn
muB in Der III DEN Gpc5jfiIutioncn ictg scBten
g8eiie entipro9en iUerccu, IND Die TorOCriR5=
uHQc6ot : 6ormuidre pCrOcH Dn GONtrattOrcu g=
liefrt.
SIM @uftrage Der G]ommtifou
Salcwin 81 Bennington. Irdit,tten,
gr. Al, Sout5=Stro5c,
G3,57,0 Baltimore, M0.
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60 LANCE bas @Drt6en
ntruIt" arf unieren Dollars ite6t, fam
man es ben Struts ni4t Derargen, DAB
iie bieie Dollars ale als ibr Gigenz
t6um anfe6en.
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W1b Quuapolis, mt. J0DuL Station, H.5O, fS.59
Born, Gamosn=5 tatjon, 800, 300 Born,
!I2I5. 4.I5, $40 Ia6m.
Qbfabrt BON Commemorative mad GrcOerid,
!7.35, l9.47 gorm., 29.I5 @Orm., I.25, 45O uHO
"5.35 Robm.
ga5 Win5etcr, 1920 gornl, !3.l0, A304a5m.
mad oaoerstODn, 800 9Orm., 4l5, A5O
@a6 Glicotts5itp uno Wt. Wir3. Qotal, !Z35,
?0I5 Qorm., lbs, ADD, 535 ga5m, $780,
"ll.3O &tcuog.
rad 6urtis' gao, 1923 moratus.
ga6 Qurao. Mt. Republication, "2.56 g.a5m.
gnuDensEtatior g 10 Vabm.