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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
HIGHWAYMAN MAKES MISTAKE.
W. d. Richards Thinks His Assail-
ant Erred in the Person.

W. D. Richards OF No. ssz Pine stree, be-
neves he was mistaken for another person
by the man who assaulted him near his own
doorway late Sunday night No attempt
was made TO rob him and he was left lying
on the sidewalk In front OF his home by his
assailant. who ran away.
richards was on his way home when he
heard some one behind him. He did not see
the person. who struck him with a club or
billy. Richards was rendered unconscious
by the blow and Doctor LaCkey, VINO at
tended him. pronounced his wound serious.
richards had been with a friend who
wore considerable jewelry earlier in tha
evening. and he believes his assailant mis-
took him for the friend. who left him q
block from his home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
ROYAL CATTLE SHOW OPENS.
Fifteen States Have Entries in Ex-
hibitions at Kansas City.

Kansas City. Mo. Oct 2o-The annual
American Royal Cattle show opened at the
stock yards pavilion here to-day. hun
dreds OF entries from fifteen different States
are on exhibition. together with prizes nom
the British and Scottish shoWs
swine breeders and Ang0ra goat breeders
have q huge tent close TO the cattle show
and several hundred fine grades OF BE k
shire. Poland china and Jersey Durocs ae
being shown. Many sheep men are here
70 see the show this year and decide wheth-
er they want admission Tor next year. and
the horsemen are talking about the POS T.
biiities % a show OF draft horses. The Iowa
Agricultural College sent a class IN prac-
teal agriculture hfty young men, 70 at
tend the show.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Repairing of Fine Watches
And Jeweiry a speciality. :. W. Drosten.
seventh and Pine
LOVING CUP FOR scHLEY.
Admiral HOnored by Dallas Cit.
zens-Mrs. Schley Is III.
epECTAI.

REPJBLIC SPECIAIA
Dallas Tex. Oct @-A loving cup was
presented to Admiral Schley to-day In the
nam Of the city OF Dallas. h presenta-
ton took Place IN the City Park. Mayor
Cabell introduced NJ. NJ. Crane. formerly
Attorney General OF Texas. who made the
presentation address. Admiral Schley re-
spOnded IN accepting the gift.
The ladies' gave a reception at the Dallas
Club this afternoon, but Mrs. Schley was
stiil too III to attend.
Tn German societies had a large torch
light parade tonight IN Admiral Schley's
honor. which was reviewed by the Admiral,
who made a short address.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
RaIIroad omeIaIs seIeeted.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Evansville. Ind, Oct. 9.-The annual cleo
ton OF directors OF the Evansville and Terre
Haute took place to-day and the following
were chosen: ". F. Carleton. Z. s Hooley,
George h Paul. Charles n Nones. Edwin
w. Winter. Alfred Lauterback- HEM Sci
bert. George H Brewster, Joseph -. Dom
ale. 81 Porter. Jr.; William c. Sh1nleyi
w. L. snow and r X DunkersQn-
The new directors FOR the Evansville and
road. which is the property OF
the Evansville. and Terre Haute road. are:
Ball, Charles A NoneS. Alfred Lauterback.
Henry Slebert and R. K. Dunkerson- The
directors met this afternoon and reelected
tho Ole of1eera. as follow: RrezlannL -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
POLICE CAN'T FIND ROBERTS.
Bridegroom of Eight Days Missing
Since September 1S.

The police. after more than 4 month. have
been unable TO find any trace OF Edward c
Roberts OF No. 5af3 Blair avenue; who has
been missing since September IS
Roberts was employed by the Burlington
Elevator Company and on September Is in
formed his wife that he was going TO the Of
fee OF his employers 10 draw his salary.
Since that time she has not seen him. They
had been married only eight days, and his
wife Is greatly worried.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

An Inventory OF the estate OF Marie L
Keller. filed on probate yesterday. describes
eight pieces Of real estate and z personal
estate OF S&1.fS9.SI. The real estate consists
OF property at Nos. A5f and 4f6s West Pre
boulevard. $40 Washington avenue. 1zfl Eu-
cid avenue. +@2. AG and 1850 Evans ave-
nue.. and o-la feet on West Pine boulevard.
erty consists OF stocks. Ss0ie: notes and
interest. &Se1.3: cash, H2.s7L42, and goods
and chattels, 2,IH
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Joseph sehaefer,. VIM Fuea.

Joseph Schaefer, by his will, fled for pro-
bate yesterday. left $50 to the st. Vincent
German Orphan Society. f5 TO the pastor
Of ST. Joseph's Church 10 rave masses said
for the repose Of his soul, IS to ST. Joseph's
Church Conference Of the ST. Vincent dc
Psurs Society. so to the Little Sisters OF
the Poor. 80 70 St Joseph's Church branch
for the benent OF his grandson. Thomas
Ryan: $50 each to HIS son. George J. Schaef-
er. and his daughter Mary Johanna Schaef-
er: so for his funeral expenses. and the rest
Of his estate TO his son. George.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
SECOND TRIP AFTER LICENSE.
Katherine Schultz, II, Had to Get
Mothers Consent.

Despite the fact that Invitations have
been issued to the wedding OF Katherine
Schultz OF No. zS7 South Jefferson avenue
and c. J. Wagner Of No. 257 South Jener-
son avenue. to take place tomorrow even
ing In conjunction with the wedding OF Miss
SchultZ's sister. Lizzie. and Guy B.. Hogg
of Nc. $50 Gamble street, and the silver
wedding OF the young ladies' parents. an
nouncement OF which was published in yes
terday's Republic. a temporary hitch &C.
CURED yesterday.
When the two young couples appeared ct
the City Hail yesterday to get their mar
Rage licenses katherine, who IS but II years
old. was told that she would have TO get
her mothers consent before the Ocume
could be issued, and as Mrs. Schultz did not
accompany her children to the marriage IL
cense office, Katherine had to go back homo
and get the mother. II was late in the aft
ernoon when she returned for the license.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Lecture 81 Central High School.

Un6er the auspices OF the st Louis Froe-
bel Society, Mira Ella ii. Tying OF New York
vii render IN Interpretation of the search
for the Holy Grail at the High School this
aft6E0oon- The Interpretation Will be IL
illustrated by Etereopticon views and also by
tie reading OF T~ennyson's "1dylls of tho
King" In connection with the formal open
inE cf the new Ralph Waldo Emerson School
neE Saturday. the Froebei Society VIII re-
cStVe patrons OF the school,. superintendent
Sedan and Hlembers OF the Board or Edu-
cetion viii deliver addresses.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEETING.
Much Rivalry Has Developed Over
the Election of Officers.
REPrRLIc sPEc1AI


Quincy. Ill, Oct. a.-Al the grand officers
\ at least 500 delegates are in the city for
the annuai meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF
the knights Of Pythias. which convenes in
the city tomorrow. Some important changes
IN the bylaws are necessary. owing TO the
recent meeting OF the Supreme Lodge in
san Francisco. which mace several altera-
tons,
Much interest was developed here to-day
IN the aght for the Office OF grand keeper
% records and seals and for grand outer
guard. Grand Chancellor Cushing and H. 4.
Caldwell, present Incumbent. for the first
contested place are making a close canvass
Ior outer guard. Chicago presents former
state Senator Anthony and James Betten.
The rest OF the State has at least six candi-
dates, those displaying the most strength to-
day being Charles Chain OF Bushnel and
August H.. Wehmeyer OF Quincy.
Tomorrow morning there viii be n pa
and then 8 meeting at the convention
hall The election OF officers Is expected ~
take place Wednesday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Cecn Rhodes sehoIarship.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Richmond. Ind. oct. 0.-The recommenaa-
uons mace by the college presidents Of In
diana In reference TO the scholarships pro-
been forwarded to the United States EN-
eassy a. London. to be made known 70 the
trustees OF the will. The views OF the In
diana college presidents were quite diverse
and no CONSENSUS OF ,heir opinions was at
tempted
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
CITY IrEns.

Such convoniences a. thsy have at the
CRAWFORD STORE to make life worth
Eyl1sil me Wen equiPpe9 npEseEyi !
R19aemcs tor mailing letters. selling OF
A4mpa and issuing Of money ordsrsi / Ex-
pee4 Money Orders to all parts OF the
Npri6i Depot for the paying OF gas bIilsli
N9eocio Hight bilsi ! Water Lcenses! Tele-
p1e1e services On every 6oori ! Bureau OF
iufc-matoni Notary Pubiici Fine FL
tered water, clear as crystal ana always
at q temperature Of % degrees. etc. etc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
BOUND ON BRIBERY CHARGE.
Omaha Board of Education Mem.
bers Are Held.

Omaha. Neb. Oct 0-President AIonzo
Miller and Members J. L Kubat and Theo-
dore Schroeder OF the Board OF Education
OF South Omaha to-day we're held to the
brides.
Each was released on 800 bond
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
KIIed br LLrhtninr.


TIT INNNN NNI|NNa
Arimore. I. T. Oct. 20 Gillian.
aged . years, while out gathering pacans
near Berwyn yesterday afternoon. was
struck by lightning and instantly killed. The
young man had walked under a tree for
shelter from rain when lightning struck the
tree. A brother OF the deceased who was
standing a few feet away was knocked TO
the ground senseless. but recovered
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Enrra,ed CnIIinr Cnrd..

100 calling cards on thin. flexible card
board. with engraved copper plate (scripp,
$50 or 100 cards from your plate 81
MERMoD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust ct.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
rn,aI EudinE 90 a aaarreI.

Bonham. Tex. oct. a-whiie engaged IN
a quarrel at Honey Grove yesterday Ken
NTH Perrin struck VIII Massey on the head
with a stick OF wood fracturing his skull.
Massey lived untu this morning. when he
died from the effects OF the wound. Perrin
has been lodged IN Jail at this place.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
sManma'ss Pancake Flour.
Just the thing these cool mornings.
Left &c b stepmother.

William A. Terry. by his will, filed fo-
probate yesterday, left 500 to his step
mother. Charlotte Hoyte. OF Dover. IL: IS
10 Hrs. Josephine Hartman. g to his broth
eE. 4 Terry, ard the rest Of his estate 10
his sisters, Ann Small OF Princeton, m, and
Celia J.. Ferguson, OF New York City. "a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
wtntrr Tnnn.

Pamphlet With useful information about
Texas, New Mexico. Arizona. California and
Old Mexico resorts may be had by address
ing Katy" So Olive street. Tickets with
liberal limits and stop-over privileges now
on sale via ~, k & T. Ry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Kern TO speak at O'Fanon.

REPUBLIC
O'Fallon. III. Oct. a.-The Democrats of
this city Will open the campaign at the
~opera-house. Friday evening. October -.
Fred a. Kern. Democratic candidate FOR
Congress. viii address the meeting.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

We employ only the most skilled watch
makers. and our prices are the lowest Cor
hrst-class guaranteed work.
MERMoD & JACCARD'S
On Broadway. cor. Locust -
FrrsJeT Catalogue, s.so0 ssSrspiRSS. KSRs5 IreS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Eye. Examined Free

By our expert opticians. DR.. Bond and Dr..
Montgomery. and a proper 1T guaranteed
II glasses are needed Steel frames 81 and
Up; gold $ and UP.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

5. Hooley: vice president. George II. Bail:
treasurer. Charles-A. Nones: secretary and
assistant treasurer. Gilbert :. Wright: as
s.stant secretary. I. b. Pierson; general
manager. +. 2. JeGries.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Mr.. VIM. WnIsh,

Founder OF the Merrick. Walsh & Phelps
Company. viii be pleased to see YOU at
MermOd & Jaccard's. Broadway and Lo-
Gust. with whom he IS now associated
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Birth-Month Ring. for October,

Set with 'opals." slgnifying Hope" IS
10 SS0. and set wt,h opals and diamonds
$3.50 TO $50 MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
II. A. HEssE. TAILOR,
SI7 Pine street. says: Its In the make
Church rite Changed owners.

hEA+A Blu EfENlA&
virginia, III. Oct. sa-The Holiness sect
purchased the old Presbyterian Church here
to-day and Will use II as q place OF wor-
ship. The Reverend J. y. Chilken OF Ipaya
has accepted the pastoratc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

The Exclusive - Store. Bs North Sixth
street. Tho Boehmer Special Shoes FOR
men and women. Fan styles now ready
300. that's all.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

The Boehmer Special Custom Toe shoes
for men. 81 value for s.. At the exclusive
s. store, 2S n. Sixth street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

John. Patrick Thomas. Frank J., MarEa1G
Mrs John NJ Roach n Mrs. William d
Fisher.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

The Boehmer Special Custom Toe Shoes
for men, 81 value for s.. at the exclusive
g store. sos y. Sixth street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
RICH CUT GLASS.

For a pretty. dainty and useful wedding
gift, a selection from our Cut Glass exhib-
Il wHl be sure to please. Those in search
OF the new. the beautiful and artistic should
see cur magnificent collection from LIbhey.
ters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

9repnarb S. @erberp. agent fir
O 9runbeigent6um uno &enten, Au=
guita, Ga, i4reibt:
sd piini9e nein 3eugniB ben bielen
orberen binau8ufiigen iiber Die betpunz
bernspert6e Qlbbilfe, bic th bur9 9erunu
erIanqte. SD bate febr piel 5u leiben bon
faturr6alii6er 9Dspepiia. Sd beriu9te
biele Qerste, befudte cine Menge auellen,
aber i9 CLAUDE, Peruna bat mir m:br ges
boIfen aIs olles Nnbere 5uiummen genoms
men. eSS9 fii6le tpie neugeboren. SD
babe 9eruna unb Manulin 5uIdmmen gez
nommen unb tperbe itets cine Slaf9e i'm
Sauie borrGtbig balten. "-2eonar r b
s. 8erberD.
GDngrefmann Spbiner bun @eit Sir
ginta.
gongreBmann 81. g. 9obtner bon
D6eeling, %. g., fugt in einem 8riefe
bon Mai6tngtpn, .. g.:
ySd idliefe mid meinen Gollesen i'm
GeprGientanten= Sanie an in ber Gntpfeb=
lung Sbres pDrtrefflidjen Ntttels Sernna
ais ein gutes Spnie, iUiute cine tptrfiame
Sur fir Satarr9."
autorr6 tritt berf6ieberttid ouf in
ieber Sa6res5sit. Sm @Ommsr let6en
Der Magen un0 Die @ingetpeiOe am meiiten
barunter 8erunu turtrt 8atarrb, einerlei
mo er fi9 feftgeieBt bat.
@enn @ie feline prompten unb befriebtz
genben Refultate bur9 ben 8ebrau4 bon
Yeruna er5ielen, 70 idreiben Sic Iofort an
Or. 6artman cine bolle Nngabe S6res
sSalles unb sr tpirb ft9 freuen, Sbnen
feinen tpertbooIIen 8utb tOftenfrei gu erz
t6eilen.
Qbrei7e: Or. 5urtmun, preiioent Of
She 9artman Ganitarium, Columbus.
Sbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

9eriooe Der gefpannteIten 4ufmerts
famfeit aler &lai7en Der @bineIen un0
2(uSlGnDer gepeIen. 9o4 genii9te
bieie Wo8e taum, 8eneiie gu lteFern,
aus nelben S9lii7e auf Die Poltttf
Der &aiIerinz8ittpe, tpel6e 10 a6ioz
tut 6errf6t, pie je Dor6er, ge3ogen
peroen t0nnten. Sbre Rut6geber gez
60ren Derf6teOenen Glementen an. Der
@icet0nig guam Chi 8at 1T etn Sort
I6rittler, Der 0a5 2lu5lanD re1pettirt;
gung gu, Der taiierli4e S6dBmeiiter,
1T elm 5remOenbaier, Der aber feline
QC6neiqung aus experimentation
@riinoen ieBt berbirgt, Der 9of tit
fuum pberflG6lt6 moOerniitrt, menn
man e8 10 nennen nil. 9ieIelbe GOrz
ruptton, DerIelbe S6u6er nit @emz
tern unD Q(u83ei8nungen 1pirO getriez
ben, pie e6eoen, tpennm0glih nit mod
gr0Berem @ifer, Inn Da5 8erIGumte
na63u6olen.
Bte0erum fin0 3pei @bifte erI4iez
nen, oeren zines ben 8eamten ans
6er3 leQt, bic He6te Der etnge6orenen
G6riiten 8u i9iiBen, -ipG6renO OdS ans
Oere bic 2l67eBung DOn 8edmten Derz
fiat, bic Der 8oTerz8epegung it4 an
geI6loTen 6atten. Inter Oieien 2euten
6efinbet ii6 Der 8icezPrdfI0ent Der
Genfur. 9Qs eritere @Dttt lit auF
8etrei6en be5 fran30iiIhen 8e1anOten
erlu7Ien npr0en, Der nun Da6ri4etnz
Iic6 3u qlei6er 3eit nit ben iibrigen
8eIon0ten, am nG97tenSOnntag, feline
8egluu6igung ii6errei6en pir0. Der
brtti56e 8eTunote lit gegen ben Sonnz
tag, Da er gluu6t, baB bic G6ineien
fi9 Daran getp0bnen ioQten, 4rtitlt4e
Sitten gu refpettiren.
Ser ruiIii6e 8e7dnbte 8aul 2efdr
bat ben 8eiunoteu Der Ser. Staaten,
6errn GDnger, in ben StanD geIeBt,
BON bier aus in telegrap6ii6an 8erz
te6r nit Dem &on7ul Der Ser. Stuuz
ten in IiuzGbpang gu treteh. Der
QeBtere telegrap6frte, baB Die gufen
bort amerifanii6e 6lptten : Sfft3iere
unO N}atroIen o6ne 8run0 Der6dften.
Ser brittle nS 6omrOd."
Qpnbon, Is, Sanuar.-8iGiam
Site BON 5uirlie am GlpOe iou Sir
36oma8 2ipton'5 ndaiten u@4alenz
qer" nm ben g2(merita s8e4er buuen.
Q(uf elmer Gonferen3, pelAe ioe6en
3piT6en Sir 86omas II. ietnen Ratbz
qe6ern fattfano, purOen OefinitiOe
arrangements gum 8au Oe5 nSbam<
rod 3" getroffen, unO Site nabm ben
2(uFtrag fir bic neue Sa6t an. 9eorge
8. @ation bat oeripro6en, 5ife in jez
Der 8eiie 8eiItanb gu leiIten, inOem
er t6m II. u. bic 8auplGne fir oSbdmz
rot 2" CUR 8erfiigung iteut. rSbamz
rod 3" fou gu Qnfang oes 6riiAlingS
1903 fertiq fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16
Maryland Bottlers' Protec-
tive Acsnniotinrn q
9 alttmDre, Is. Sanuar 1902.
No5


uSsraelitiid)cn 9Dfpitaf. nnS 9Sat'
icnhnuS. 8eicllfbaft"
9ielt 6eute cine StBung ab. Ser prGz
fibent, SO. Sriebmann, erfldrte ben
3ped Der 8erf fammlung, I'm geetgnez
te 8ei4liiffe gu fafen iiber ben Ser
luft, ben mir bur9 bas 4bleben bes
!9errn
9cpi StramS,
zines 9ea9teten unb lebenslGnoli9en
Wlitgliebes unierer @eIeQI9dft unD
beren S9aBmeilter in Der Qlnfangsz
periobe t6res 8eitebens, erlitten. 6r.
2ebt Straus mar ebenfaQs elmer Der
9riinber unferer SnItttution. inbem
berielbe, in 8erbinbung nit brei On
beren, biefer @eielI4aft ben 8auz
gruno iibertrug, auf pel6em ba5
8ebdube erri6tet iparb. 2(uf einen
Nntrag purbe
8e16Iohen, baB bur9 bas 2(bGeben
bes 6rn. 2ept Straus unfere 9eIellz
I9aft ben 0er1uit zines W1dnnes err
litten, beFen langes 2e6en Der Sade
bes 8obltbuns getpibmet mar, unb
ipel4er prattifde 8etpeiie feiner
@pmpatbie fir Die llngliidli6en liez
ferte.
8efdlohen, baB mir Der trauernben
Jamilie unier 8eileib be3eigen unb
haB mir Dem 8egrGbniiie in @orpore
betipo6nen lper6en.
8ef6lofen, baB unIer 8erIammz
lungs3immer fir breiBig Sage in
Srauerfar6en brapirt perbe,
q. 9. 9lolcr,
G6) Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16
0hndler surilfaeIflaaen.

81 q pile, 8p, Is. Sanuar.
- Sin W2Ob griff Reute frii6 ppr
Sagesanbru4 bas 9efGngniB gu
5lemens6urg, nabe bier, an, I'm ben
g2eqer G6ds. @a5fin8, tpel6er angez
fEagt lit, ben So6n bes 9oli3iiten
Rpan bon 6IemingS6urg i'm leBten
CONNER ermorDet gu ba6en, gu Inn
9en. Der S6eriff uno eine 4n3a6l
Deputies leiiteten entT4IOfenen 8iz
berItanD, unD Der N}ob fano e5 unz
m6gli4, be Sbiiren gu erbreGen, OBJ
glei6 er 0pnamtt babel anDenDete.
@tner Der Deputies nurOe Our4 etnen
S4uB i6ner berpunbet. gta4 Sonz
nenaufgang 8eritreuten ii6 Die 2pnz
der, ba lie Soentifi8irung bsfiir4te@
ten. Sin peitersr 2lngriff piro err
nartet. Sine @ompdgnie W&tlt5 1T
nit einem @atlingei6iiB BON SrantS
fort na4 5tsming5burg beorOert
iporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16
3aOWaD'S &caOD &cliei
birtrt iufurtiss 9innrrnng.

@eoen Ropfpeb CNiordrt DSer ucro6ies aopfwsbE
Sdbuiamr5cn, 9cnraqie 8btumotismus, SCREENS
iduB, Sbmer3eH uno S6Ddbt i'm EudeH, Dem
berqtqtno, Seittuft,d)cn NuihptllunQ Der Sslents
un6 58msr1m itOsr Grt ibuftt bic @PPlifatiOn Dor
RuOmap's 8soOO Relist ofortiqe 6rltbterung una
oefeu fortqeicbtrr Gebruub tiuige 8aGe lang bta
psrtfcuigt cine ptrmansnte ociluug
9iuoert ioiort bic i)usibenitsn Sdmer3en. Ds6t
Gnt5uuouuQtu duf uuo beilt RoHeetionsu, lotDobl
Die Der QunQsn, Oss Wd0sus, Oes lnterlsirs ala
auA Der Sriiien unp Selltmbaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16
OtaOwaD's @eaOD &eIief
brilt un0 brrBinOert


GrFdItunsrn, Suften. SaIsIeiren, SufnenJdl
Srpnbttts, Sunsen'@ '@nt!nnrums, Rbeu'
matismus. S9euraIsie, Sopfibmerisu.
Sabnfdbmersen. aftbma,
gthembeicbmcrefH.
StiIGt bic btftiqfeu 2 6mer5eH
in 3tit BON elmer bis 3pau3iQ Wiuuttu. 0bt sins
StunOs, nubOsm IT oieieAnjegs geleen bat irgeno
SttmanD H0tiq, 9 d merleH SAN # { n
Sunerli cb-Giu balber bis en Sbsel0fte in
Elm babes @las g8aTer miro in ipeuiQsu WuuteH
btltn Rrdmpit, Ronoufousn, lauren Yogeu, lies
bsfsit, Grbrc6eu, Soobr,nuen, Ungrdus Sur6ful7
GOlt, 9ldbungeu unO aae iuu,rli6en S6mujtn.
WtaIaria in ietnem oerfebieeensu JUrmen futirt
Huo OcrbItet.
sc Qi6t fer U}coIamtrt in Der gB,lt, bag 1iebsr
unO 98e6ieliicbtr uuD als duOsreu mnlariiben,
bil6ieu uuo iOuiFsu f5ebsr I'M Sereiu nit q D.
naD's 9iIleu 10 raid bsbebt, Die U Do
map 8eao Relicf
9iCiitnb ioutcn tets cine G.ai6e RaODoo'5 Reao1
Reicf nit f6 fiibrsu. Giujoe Trcpi'u in g8dHsr
pcrbiteu Rraufbcit oosr l1cbeIbtfjuosu in G5olge
9erdnOsruuQ oes g8oftrs. IS 1T beher ais 6rans
Jof6cr granOp OOtr bittere TeOiJintn oeT
Qr,is 50 Gcnts per Glai8e. 6ertanft BON alien
&potbeferH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16

Sin 6punier in g}ebra8fa ertldrt ii6
fir Cen W}ann, tpeIder Oa5
@4lo6tf6tff rMaine" i'm 9ofen
BON 9aDuna in bic 2uft iprengte.
g6ubron, g}e6r,, Is, Sanuar.
- Sin Spanier, Namen5 N}anuel
9s 5iGpiu 8roga, unter beTen Priz
batpQpieren Elm 9auptmann5patent
Der fpaniI6en Nrmee gsfunOen Dur@
be, uno pel6er angie6t, unter 8epler
auf Cuba geDient gu BADEN, bat Der
6isiigen 8e60rbe mttget6eilt, baB er
Der Mann lit, tpeI8er bas umerifaz
niI6e 66ladtf6ifF rM}oine" i'm
6aFen BON 6dpana bur6 Elm Sorpeoo
in bic QuFt fprengte. @r mar iett
brsi Syu6ren auf 8obt. 0agO'5 Ran4
in 5iourzGpuntp angeiteQt, uno
Yago gelangte in 8eiiB etlider 9otuz
mente Ietnes 2lngeitslten, pel6e BEN
o6iqen 5u9per6alt ans 2i4t bra47
ten. DIS er BEN Spunter Oarii6er CUR.
ReOe ftsate, CAB oer7el6e gu, OaB er
Der 3erftDrer be5 nN}aine" lei.
0ie 8raga isttOem dngegeben bate,
purbe er trtegsgeri6tIt4 aus bem
fpaniffen Q(rmeeOienit entlaiIen, neil
er Di: 8e6anolung Der trieg5gefongez
nen Gubaner Our6 Neplsr tritiiirt
bate. 9isriiber er5iirnt, beidloB er,
1i6 3u rG6en unb irgeno etpas gu
t6un, um einen &rie8 3piI4en @paz
MEN unD ben Ser. Stadten berbet gu
fii6ren. Gr mar nit Dem 9afen, ben
Ddrin berientten SorpsOo5 unO alien
Ginri6tungsn genau Dertruut, uno
6enuBte feline 8enntniiIe oa3u, auf
ben eIettriI6en &nopf gu oriten,
bur4 pelfen bic Grploiion unb Die
3erftDrung bes @9la6tI4iffs Derur@
Ia6t purDe Damn entfIob er auf Ell
nem56ooner mad 9}epzOrledns un0
fam fpGter DON bort na4 gfebra5fa.
8rQqQ ma4t ben GtnOruf zines gez
6ilDeten W}annes. Die @OuntD6eb0rbe
lit nit elmer llnterIu4ung be14dfttgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-16
2 Sdlnitter Sob.

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5tnis. ieues StbHitttrs. Sic eytibt:rn pi5ac5t
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bei Dem G6rpcr brett uHO p;riblmmerH ioulit Oas
lltb.l auf Dcppclre Q9sit. 3br nj, 36r an QlaQaas
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Crount Mot nit mstdlliibtH UttteIu rtiNn Oarf.
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ihltBib aus btjltrditgtu 9ilaHltHitoiisu iu6srei=
tetsu St @trnaro=Grduttrpjue . G;uts. Aas
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