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0rmmoeisentbmm ;,t pertamfeu.
Tarm=Saub i'm

~ iHHea I'M 9reiis ~tsistnO uuO cine &apitals
antaes oesbalb. GeipihnDriuQsuo. yin cute eo
adtr=Jorm in Der SamessS iucr=Gaatp ut lnr -
Souar5 pro ader su p~sriauisn. Soit0s 0e9cun-
tNsoon5aus. Stall fir 20 2ppfe, RorA9aas 'ut
4uoo bls 5000 Suidel 9etrciOsj; sutss 9sanet -
oor1neii6es 2ano, aaes ,uiammtn, iel@t roltno;
40 Gder uuter'm gtluQ, $50 alder Sraslano.
9utt ernbte itots Sabr uno na6ipeislib bobs Or.
fraqsfabioteit. Ssst pabienpe Grnote tam mn
nbernommeH fptrDen. 9d6ter fir oitlt Jarm Esis
la BADEN. Rur balbs an3ublune pes
8antetioss notbiQ. AUD fltiue Inipeltn prelspet'p
Ju 5ab:u. Yitlt eeuti9c Auieolcr. Ter Sieehs
tbincr =. Ronio, .. 8. Jrtosrid' SrO@H
60, gputb Snfoto (SunIS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

Gountifsgmffs. Sotpd. 2 7oee.
Gpueoro, R.s1., 10 5tHnotu.
Tenptr, Goloraoo, q Iaet.
Sttroit, Wih., / 9dg.
COLLECTION. 9sra8, 2 3aet 3 Stuneeas
Sorrisbura, ia, 8 Stuuben.
Sartforo, Connecticut, u SturesR-
indianapolis. Sno., / 5ag.
SadioH. Miififppi, 2 5aee.
SddioHpias, Slprtou. 1 Tag.
Ranins sGito, NiFouri, ? 1aot.
2ittle Rod, Nrfanics, ! Iaa IS SfnRsf@M'
Souispigs, Rp.. / Iae ? Stunotn.
Ntmpbis, Tenn, l Sao 5 Stunotu.
WlobilS, alabama. lSaa s Stunosn.
Roriols, 8irsiHisn, II Stuuotu.
Rtir=Srlsaus. ga, / Soe 10 StuuetH-
etaot Qtps9orf. 5 StuuotH.
Cmobu, Rtbrdsfa. 2 Sdee.
0ortIauo, Moint, | 5aQ.
9ortiaro, Oregon, 5 5dqt.
96ilapcipbia, pa, 3 Stuuosa.
9ittsburo, ia, II stuuoeu.
9ropjbtret, R.s5., Is Stuuotn.
RdlG9b, 1..G., lG Stlnotn.
Ct. 4onis, TiTouri, 1 9ag 6 stuuses.
q. 9aul, TiuHciota, / 5ao y SturoeA-
San 6rnnJistp. Gaf.. 4 Rage IA 5tuHbea~
Sopsta, Rorias. . Faaf
Vofon, Ylah, IS Sfunotn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
Shnre in Nrm=0nrf.

Miob1etopn, H.zg., II. Suli,
- Sn Der @egeno bes Campbell
Mountuin untpeit Oonnspi1e bat es
seitern tidtig geI4neit. Der Sdnes
liegt einen 3pq bod. Sn Der 9egenD
BON 4odlanb bat 6ugelpetter BE-
trddtliden S4aDen ungeriatet. =
9opn5Di1e liegt in OelaparezGpuntp
an benz Ditlifen Qrme bes Selanure
3iber, ettpd 16 Msilen iiioli6 bon
9elbi, ca. 70 Meilen iiibneItli4 DON
Ml6dnb. @
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9dItimnrsr Gffeftenb0rfe.

(Stribttt fir ocu nSeutiben GorrtipouotuteE' burb
:. 0m. YIooenoprf & 6o.)
8altimpre, ben II. Suli.
s. @m. Miooenborf e SO. beredz
men fir 6rdncs: 8untiers Sratten
uuf 60 Sage 5.188, ouf Si4t 5.164,
faufmdnniIde auf so Sage 5.184 biz
500. Rei6smart auf go Sage 945.
@uloen auf so Sage 40,
Sterling 8anfiers auf so Sage
4.845, auf Si6t 4,86 1916, tauf=
mGnnifds 4.849 Bis 4.84aa.
@ertGufe auf Der hieiigsn @ffettsnz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
q b.

BREMEN, 2tatf6Iano, Q 5ooe.
q rros gprts, NrQsntiritu. % Sage
enli>ttd, 9ritiih=SuNicu, 80 9oqe.
Gemerord. @~ritiibsgujanu. l6 5aas.
6cnq=R0na, China, 3 Iaas.
RinQfuu, Samaiea, S 9aQe.
0%iptrporI. GrQldro. 7 Gage.
9uJ,rn, sdptil, 10 9cee,
etdDt Wsrito, Rerjfo, Tage.
glosiuu. @uSlauo, u SaQe.
Banana, Der. staat,u pom GSiombis. Z 3saG
Qdris. Granfrti6. & 9aqe.
Guebee, GaLnea, 2 5uQe.
RiO be SurtirD, EruFli,n, Is Seet.
Rum, Stalien. 10 Eaqt.
Ct. Sobns, RtufunbIcrO, 4 Race.
Ct. petersburg. RubIurp, u Rage.
Spbntp, gutralieH. 81 1uqe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

Iu9 Elm 9 ii o.
Banter: sd babe mir neuli4
idmmtli9s 3laiiiter unseiddfft." =
8sfannter: r2eien sic Die aud fleie
big?" = Banter: nNein, oa5u babe
i'd feline ,3eit, aber ia faufte lie Der
eleaanten 4~usirattung tpsgen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

ngorsug.-n Wenn Oh Die
Wubl bdtteit suifden elmer Dame. bic
&lupier Ipielt, uno elmer, Die 3it6er
fpielt, ipelde mD9teit Ou lie6er beiras
tben?" SRA, gang ii4er Die nit Der
S3itber." = nWarum oenn2" rSa,
iiebit 0u, cine 3itber fann man gum
Jenlter 'rausperfen. 4ber nirf Ou
NAL Elm RInnier gum deniter 'rousl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

9aer. 9euti9e 9afer3ufu5r
1853 8uI9el; aus ben @Iepatpren
5uriidss5ogen 1O,175 8uidel; gIsouz
tOrenz@orrutb 148,456 8ui6el. Ser
fdufe: 2 Waggpns Nr. 3 peiber 3u
AZ, l @dggun Nr. 2 gemiIdter gu 40.
!6eItioe Sdllbrdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
6eutiae S6luBrate:

{. -0ie 6eutige Mais5ufubr
betrug 14,47O 8ui6el; 8eriunbt bon
ben @~leptoren 2413 9uiGel; glepto=
rens@orratb 188,487 8uidel. 0er=
fdufe: 10000 9uihel SaIi gu 55a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

gIIte Settsaresm (9otseponnentenb
zoe. pro SuHoert, gu bobtn in Der Office ees -DtuA
tten @orrsipenatHteR," GaltIRsEs o Ctr. uae SoM
Sihees A9tAM&s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
Saltinprer Narftherihte,

EDFE4UH TIT 5H FIEuFTW4H N0tFFIVDHUFHIsH.
Baltimore, ben II. Suli.
Mebl.- Die beutige Mebl3ufu6r
belief ii4 auf 1851 6dfer, einidIieBz
li6 1865 6difer gu 2ocuItzPOint unO
1643 Safer 3u Canton. SiitenDerz
fanbt - 5Gfer. Auf Dem Meblz
martt berri6t anOauerno 5laubeit;
bic Srunsaftionen iino un6eoeutenO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
9arlcben ani 0rnnoeisentbmm.

9arlcben amf @Dbeln uno anoerc
eidubtittn fir s 9roitni-eenuu mad benz n.usa
4tits; ~pripatim.
widter. Rr. 40, CHsrerinetona9tr.
3immtr Rr. 4, .gariantsguilsins..
SIN Ger Office wire 5eutfb sefprp6en.
(Uioi20 Ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
Serlangt im Maaemeinen.
Seutl9es Mrbeits : Na9peiIunss=

OUrPuU,
Rr. 2l9, E1osSharpsG traBe, unttr Der Iuiiibt Der
.Gtuti6tn @titl;baits. Sitituistn, iut!ht beut.
iht Soauop,rter, arbeiitr uno S:,ntboteu su be-
itdinesn pini1en, poltn nd periOnIi4 oor in
~trautrtsa Srieftu oil BEN aaeut:n Der @eieai6att,
q obdnn .. Wtser, Rr. 2l9, Suo=Sbarp.
etrab., rcnptn, tptlbcr uutntatitlih ausfunit ers
t5tltn fpirp. Gureau=etunDtn BON 1 bis 5 rbr.
(San23. lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
Bette iaffnnoiae Mmaen.
llufcriudhuno fpifcuirci.

~ GAIimnt Wu9tnltiotn. dnbaIitnDf
Hppfi4mtr gen, iepis W,ii: uno RurjFhtiqielt ions
n,n ptrmttpsn nerptn. ntnn Sic fb m,intr P:s
bdrolunp untsr,leben. Eriltn poer auaenaldier,
ipenu notbis, ptrosn S5ntn lu BEN o.ntbar ~nisorIas
fen 9rtii,n anesiutigt. W.in bon b.utid.u Rrdu,
tern fabriiirt.s HustrtuaFr 1T pas b,t. iur
lhlpaht, rptbt oo.r tntJinDtts Huotn. Drobts Qas
ger in tiutlib,n gustn unb 3bsrmpm,tsru.
3. Maner, uH'' S esiG,; s'Htiasr
Rr. $50. gpre<6apfrass.
Bit. GET s.nau euf mtine 6iruIa nnb gi,. 81 adten.
(Scpt30t&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
$50 &aar-$3.OO pro Wo1e'

3u ptrfduftn:
SDsitOdigs 9duier nit iess 3imntrn on oe
gdEtersStrlse, ,piibeu Jairmount<aosnus uMU
Gapsttes Strabe. 0ieis soduier tntbalftn aue hont-
ten decentralization, einibli,blit oemtutFts RsI'
Ter uno Narmor= srtpp,u' 9r.is 800. 9rnnoz
sins ST jGbrli9. earter=strabe III mt Den psr'"
pitriiiiirttn SieaeItsintn e~tpiIatert uno pal 'em'H'
::rtt lrottcir..
Bran utbTt Die 5airmountsausnus eoFs "a 0"
8tbdu.ibfti:en.
Gemaro s. Ganaebfr
(5aulS) Rr. 1893, Gt=SultimOrtsefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

Sal3tlel19: pro Btun0, gauge
S4ultern, en9lii4 gei4nitten, 94c.;
gang tur5e Rippen, 1Oc.; Seiteniped,
lie; gauge 2sibitiide, 11c.; Sped
S9ultern, 1O4c.; Sugar : gureO"
@6uItern, 94c.; @6inten, 159c.;
pbne 9aut, 144c.; 9icnic, Ole;
rNeB" ~S6peinefleii6, $500 pro
SAP; S6mul3-in Sierce8, gut rufz
finirt, &c.; in 6Gfern, &c.
&affee: Rotirungen iinb pie foIgt:
auf Der Bats BON 81 Gents pro
pfuno fir Rio CIR. 7; Santos 74c.
big lie; Wardcai6o 94r. Bis 123c.;
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; Mrftu 18c. Bis
19c.
Ger0iteter auffee: 6. 8. e., in &iz
ten 10c. Bis 1O.2Oc. PRO 9funb;
in gt4fen unb SGden, reiner Sara,
32c. bis 323c.; SABA unb Motta, gez
mii4t, 273c. Bis 28c. PRO 9funo; reiz
ner MarQcdi6o. 22c. Big 225c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

riiben, pro 8iinoel 1c. big 19c.; So
mutoes, pro 8u1deltiIte Toe. Bis 81;
CRIME 8o6nen, pro 8or6 35c. big
40c.; 8urfen, pro 8orb 15c. Bis
20c.; Mais, pro 9uBenO &c. Biz 10c.;
@arrotten, PRO 8iinbel IL. Bis lie.
Groceries unO PrOOifioz
mem.
Ruffirirter 3uder, pro Pfuno: gez
tpiirfelt, 5.66!c.; pulOeriIirt, 5.163c.;
Stanbarb grunulirt, 5.119c.; fem
grdnulirt, SLIT; GrDitul, SLIT;
Columbia u, ASST; ger6er, 4.21c.
Bis 4.73c.
Butter Urn Nfun0.
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gcf0rbsrung bnn Pofia6en.

2Gage Der erfurberti9en 3eit our grs
rsi6ung Der Derf4ieo.nen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
llutsnitebeno 1T Die un9efdbre 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der Yo1tId9sn bon
benz 8altimorer 9oIt : 8iir.au nd5
ben bauptid6lidsn einbsimii9en uno
1uspdrtigen StGoten pera.i9nst.
SnIdnh
Itlantu, Ga, 10 6tunben.
Qtlautit.Gitp, RS, 6 StunSen-
@rooflpu, R.=9., 6 Stunb,H.
Burlinaiou. 9srmont. II StuuotR
Buffalo, R.s0., Is Stuuosu.
Gape nan. Rs, 6 Stunosn.
9harlsftoR, S.sG., l6 Stuuoer.
Chicago. Sns., l Gag.
Columbia, &c, IL Stanotn.
Cincinnati, Gbic, 20 Stnnssa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

0Senn Shr 8elo lcibcn fppnt,
tsuluI iu mir. Taibe Oarlebsu. 2ti6te 3dbiun.
aen. Ysri1nisseub.ir. 6psieas Grltiateruus.n
oi.len Wtonat fir dnltiben bon s. uno mrbr.
Wr T. Rr.mer. Rr. l2O. RsrOapaeasstrab..
(toil6,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
pnfmarfensa senfnren.

9eri6iebue StaotIbsile, in tpe[h.n
poIt>DertbIdfpn pertauft
tperoen.
Telpots, G. g. stott.
9ori=Rcob - gurutG Z. sapoinutsr,
SoriuA=Goeuut uHo 6orriiontros. - Rosrt G
7. en-.
s1. strab. uno neutrality-suspicious. Qsuss
Seinoonar.
Graratpi1e Dirom ainble.
Sortfg:psnut rnb5 obniors9trabs - q. 2. 6.
G6eibt.
8. uno gouqbsStruSs, 6iebIaH6topR - 5am.s
9. 7runr.
Cronqtpine - @torqs gs1.
Rr. %, linionsNneHue (gBOobbsrrp) Glartno
8. militant.
pruooipas uRs saltimort=etru - 9,oro, z.
Map.
llntr.etaiion. 9.nnlpIoanisr EubHs - 8. 8.
Broom.
Gamb,nsStation, sgaltimOrt.O btusga5R.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
SteQenaeinde:

SttlIeaeu d..
3psi iurqc Ofutibe Sbntioer iudtn iofort
Steluna. Ha6iuirdqtu in 9r. 1922, 8;haroions
Gtrabe, 9otuitaQoirt. l9S-9)
tetIegt d
Gin btutibtr Nianu iu6t iratnbptlhe Nrbtit.
@a6iuiruqcu bel @Ottlieb Orb in Nr. pos, GFers
Strabe. 1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
Baltimprer Gampf- 9eppid, : Reinis
aun9s. Gumpagnie,
Err. 12l, Hpre. 0reeurs &frak,

7eppt4e aufstHoumsu, e~treiHist InS pi,sraa
kst. epeii.n, Siutib.uneen fir oi. a~ufb.pabruna
bon 3eppi6tn. S,aeu Tistt.n etf6,rt. W6b,l in
tripattH abtbtiluHQ.n perpabrt. 5tl.pbon 22S.
6oms=3tItpbsu 409a. (apr: II, 3Ttu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

Su p%erfdufcu:
Rr. 2429. 6.oualsstr. 9reis $3.50, @tuneitns
CUB Bis gortzstr., gr.is $3.50, Sturbiins $4o.
Sieis strabsu fnD 100 GUS brett. s. sltbt hins
onotr.n edui.r oi,itr Dirt in RorootsEdlf!moIt.
I'D babe dEo,r. 9duitr in eieisr urTittttoaI.n
Ta8bari6aft an 9ano, idmTtli& ntu- trst1e Drn
500 auIfpdrts, nit @tanojins pon 50 JeIu
m,brer. Gd-gruabfEit. alss Don mir Strtauis
1T lieu.
$. g.. @rsttdus
(Uai4 CIR. 1912, Batter ieu=9drtsapt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

8rieFe unb 9oIttarten perbeh fret
ben Gmpfdngtrn Ooer NbIenbern poli
elmer 9oItanTtdlt CUR onOsren nuhgez
f6ift, tpenn Der WunI9 auf benz llm@
i6laq ausgtbridt lit. 9ofienbungen
vr anbersn &iaiIen psrben nur duf
8erIongsn nud9eianot unO pirO oanH
an geftimmungsorte Elm 3uiaBporIu
BON Der 906e Oes SrignalfaBes hA
retnet tperoen.
.3psiter SLATE C3eitungen Ii. 3etts
i6riften) l Sent fir 4 un3en.
Dritter &laTe (8I6sr, Girtuldre)
l Gent fir 2 l1n3sn.
8iertsr 4IaIe (0aarsn) 1 Sent
iro un6s.
Canada.
0isIeI6en Raten unb 9~ebingungeH,
ols ir ben Ser. @taatsn, nit ausnabs
me. bah otmiT9te 9dufmannspuaren,
peL6e nift ais Bono fi0t" 9dnbslsa
Mut,r o~eianot peroen, nit Der patz
fstpolt p%erianot rperosn miifen. Rouia
mdnnii6e G4riften gu ben gepO3ns
ii6sn Staten.
GlnI8rsi6s0sbiFr (9oItSaufi4Ius)
s Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

Su perfdufeu:
40 Ndtr. 5 Teilsn BON Baltimore, on Der %.
&c. -gdbn." @uts 8.bdupe. Suite 8tn'uleS oose
@,traiOt-6arm. gu ~riragtn bel 5ame "
cannon. fir 3rut,ss, GalptstzSu'l0lns.
(Oft24.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

Gnpeiien9en big CUR 5D6s DON
$3.50 tpitsn 8 Gentg.
Nnpeiiungen iiber $3.50 bis $500
fpitsn 5 Gents.
anpeiiungen ii6sr $500 Big $1,000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
Nus Dem Wprbmefen.
Wftnnefpta.
s moinlets. Correspondent

EwotnIets. Corresponding
= Ote Sru@t tit in unlerem Comm
uon gutter Nualttdt. &artoffeln mer=
ben au9 gut 9eratben. = unlere Cir
DE lit nabe5u uolenbet. Ser Eburm
1T 80 SUB bod !; unldnsft ruurbe BITE
erfte FL. Meife In berielben . selelen.
= &arl 9etber bate has unslid,
pom Yferbe berart setreten gu rperben,
baB er etli6e @o9e,1 auf bas &ran=
fen5immer ansemteien tit. = Su ben
Samilten g. Dirfes unb $. 2amn1ers
bat it9 ie ein ubrales" Mdb9en eins
seiteIt. = Ser 11nterri6t rpirb int
S9ulbiitritt SO. 3. ant 10. October
beginner unb feds Wonate anbauern.
: nnier nStOrefeeper" bat ietn @e=
i@dftssebdube bur9 etnen 16x3O SuB
SroBen Mnbau erpettern laiIen. Die
ein3tse &lase, bte er gu fabren bat,
erprefen tbm bic Mosquttos, BITE ibm
man9e seiddftlt9e St6runs perurlas
den. Oteie Orti@aft unb Mrso folz
len telepbonii@ NIT Parf &aptbs uerz
bunben ruerben /; es rudre btes iberaus
ulni@enswertb. -Poftla@en ruerben
BIER breimal tn Der @o@e, Dienitass,
DonneritaSs unb Samitaes abselie=
fert. @s foI bier AUDI nod etne Poitz
office errt@tet uerben, ,iut es ben 8e=
tpobnern beS Dttrttts SobnsberS Be-
q,ten1er gu MAIDEN. = Wtr batten 20,
etutsen Na@ten etnen Srof, Der an
peri9tebenen Steqen nt@t uabebeuters
ben S@aben anrt@tete ; bod Ser ipd.
terbtn sefollene &esen bat ruieb er aues
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
MmsIanb.

&6mt8 Go&parS ttto &atfer Stlteltm.
2onbon, %. &us.-Mit einiser
Spannuns erwartet man, Of &6nts
gbwarb BET ieiner nd@iten &eiie mad
benz Continent aud ietnen Neffen, ben
beuti@en &aiier, belu9en mtrb. Be-
tanntli@ trat 3wti@en 8etben Dor ei=
niger 3eit etne tible Sttmmans ein,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27


p%ernebmbar 1tnb. Ser etne Der beiben
lt9tbaren sroben, slibenben 2aua=
ftrome ersieBt it@ lanSiam absr itetts
tn Der &i@tuns auf Pompeit. gtnise
Der neueu &rater= Spatten baben it9
erpeitert unb ieben tett betnabe i@on
fpie felbftdnbise &rater0 fnunsen
aus.
Wa@en Gntpfeblmn8em.
& 0 N, "a. Mus.-Die &onsresaz
ton Der Propasanba eupfabl benz
Papite Btus BITE g%rnennuns bes 8i=
Idols SranctS Bourne pom Soutb=
mart gum gr;bii9of BON @e1tmtnfter.
Der ersbii90hi@e Stubl gu @eitmin=
fter lit befanntlt9 bur9 BEN Sob bes
@r3bti@ofs @auSban fret semorben.
Der gapit empfinS Ben farsli@ &C.
peibten 8ii@of 9en6rtd BON gebu,
Pbtlippinen, CUR Gbi@tebs : Mubiens.
Gi8arettenfabrtf TIT 2(f1e.
apana a, Is. Nus. = Die ST.
bonD gisaretten : Sabrit, gtsentbum
pom 9enrp Clap Sod, lit abse=
brannt. Oas @ebdube foitete 5000,
900 unb mar fur $3.50, 900 perit9ert.
Ser Tabafstruit betrieb bic Sabrit
nnb geb6rte BITE Wai9tnerte bielem,
Dteie lift e6enfals serit0rt. Dte Sa=
britt wirb ute6er aufsebaut.
Siirfif1e @remel.
&onanttnopel, 25. Mus.
-Ore bulsarii6e D0rfer nabe E6er=
fesfot, TIM @ilapet pom Mbrtanopel,
iollen BON gtrfalIiern iberfallen unb
ibre gtnwobner maffatrirt morben
iein. Ser Sultan batte ben Ofistes
rem bes ruiiii6en @ei9mabers turs
:aa& Der Gnferuus befielben por sSnz
taba an Ser Sltfite Ser Tlrtet Sc
i@ente an gtsarretten un6 Speilen
Seianbt, bod rpurbe pom &omman=
banten Der Subtitle, Nbmiral &raser,
bic Inuabme berielben nt@t seitattet.
Softa, 25. Mus. : Su offtsiel=
len unb biplematti@en &reiien fir@=
tet mon, baB bic pielen @rdueltbaten,
wel9e BON ben Tlrfen besanser rper=
ben, bte Sage 70 peri6limmer1 ruer=
ben, baB es faum m6slt@ fur bic &e=
Steruns ietn wtrb, benz Orude gu MT
beriteben unb etnsuidreiten. @enn
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fommene 8luttbatea ibertrteben ietn
m6sen oser nt@t beitdtist itnb, 10 lie=
gen bod senasenb autbentil@e Na9.
ri@ten Dor. bab bic Munabme pobl
bere@tist lit, baB nur Elm Sell Ser
@raueltbaten Bis iebt betannt lit. Das
&epoluttonS : &omtte btetet r,atirlt9
alles auf, um bic bulsarti@e &esies
runs gum 9anbeln gu swtnsen, unb bic
Sage lit febr bebentli@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-27
Nteti8es 8abmamtermebntett.

Guthrie, 8. g., "a. MuS. =
SIS ftnb ioeben &0rperi@aftsre@te fur
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mirtt morben. Ste Seplantes8 abnz
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-04-18
ITEMS IN GENERAL
OF the City and County
Happenings.
The Campfire on Monday Evening
Great Success Hi Henry's Min
strelS Greeted by Packed House
Other Items,
Campfire a Success.

The interior of Turner Opera house
presented quite marshal appearance
on Monday evening; the occasion
being the campfire and dance given by
the me mbers of 0. D. Pease, G. A. r.
Post, W. K. G. and j. Weber Camp S.
OF V. The stage was arranged with
stacked arms together with the numer-
lous accoutrements going with a sold
l1rs outfit, The hall was decorated
with hunting and flags, which occupied
the walls in profusion.
The exercises were by Attorney
Nicholas Thauer, who delivered a
b. III address appropriate to the occas-
lon. The speech was followed by a
splendid tableaux, "His Last Thoughts
We're of Home" and a song, "Blue
and Gray" bv four little girls. VIM.
Monrean and Joe Rooster did some
clever acrobatic work and Juggling.
This was followed by the Libby Prison
scene" In tableaux, the climax being
reached when prisoner famishing with
thirst waa shot as he crossed the dead
line In search of water. The stereoptic-
on views put on by Clayton Eaton were
very fine and effective, especially those
showing home localities and streets.
HEY received warm applauses and were
a credit to Mr.. Eaton The drill of
the raw recruits proved very anus
Ing feature and was heartily applaud
ed. After the entertainment a large
number enjoyed the dancing which
was kept up until 2 a, IA.
Excellent music was furnished
throughout the evening by a compet-
ent orchestra.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-04-18
4 SPECIAL SESSION
Last Meeting of the OLD
Council.
Usual Routine Of Business Gone over
Annual Report OF City Treas
urer Read-Some Matters Lett FOR
New Council.

The last meeting of the present city
council was held Tuesday night and
considerable routine business done, in
cluding the canvassing of the votes
cast at the spring election. Eleven
aldermen were present.
A petition from taxpayers OF the
First ward was received asking that
arc light be placed at the intersection
ofirhird and Milwaukee streets. On
motion OF Aid. Prentiss it was tabled.
The finance committee reported its
settlement with the city treasurer and
it's annual report was read, showing
the balance in all funds March 81 to
be $40, $3.50.
1.-THE sewerage committee report was
read ordering the construction OF
sewers as previously printed with ex-
ception of the sewer to connect with
the Watertown Sanitarium. Aid. Otto
Kruger one of the committee, OBJ
iected to the adoption of the report
as be had been unable to be present at
the last meeting of the committee and
the matter was pe-referred to the
sewerage committee.
The emergency hospital ordinance
was read the third time and passed.
An ordinance to license hacks and
other vehicles used in transportation
of passengers where fare is charged
| was read and passed. The License re-
qulred is $40 annually. The ordinance
contains no provision for draymen.
The gas franchise ordinance was
read the third time and passed.
By resolution the city will pay $12
annually to help maintain the arc light
in front of Turner Opera house.
An Austen 4 Weston road scraper
for use of the city was ordeped pur-
chased for the sum of 800.
The sprinkling contract was awarded
to j. P. McGolrick for the sum of
$4,000. Thomas Brooks and George
Evans were named as sureties.
Aid. Tetzlaff moved reconsidera-
of the vote on the proposition to allow
the American Mailing company privil-
eye of storing coal in Ninth street for
term of sixty days. The motion to
reconsider was lost by the following
vote: Ayes-H. Krueger, Prentiss,
Ryan, Tetzlaff, Wegemann; noes
Blair, Friedrich. 0. r. Krueger, Mayer,
Oestreich, Radtnne.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-04-18
Cook with gas, it is the
cheapest fuel.
Fields of Rich Oil.

Thomas Byron returned Tuesday
from an extended business trip to Bar
bersville, KY, and st. Louis, Mo- Mr..
Byron is interested in the National
Oil q development Co. at that place.
Recently there have been z wells drill
cd and on the 31st of March when the
9Th well was instigated it proved to be
a gusher producing 25Q barrels of
excellent oil per day. The company
on May 1st will pay dividend of ]
percent on each share. and from it's
present outlook it will increase to
about percent before next fall.
Mr.. Byron spent sometime in st,
Louis. where he formerly made his
home, and reports that the work on
the Exposition ground is being pushed
with much energy, to make it success
full on every side.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-04-18
Ask your hardware
dealer to show you the
new up-to-date gas stove
now sc ling at cost.
Celebrated Crystal Wedding

MI. and Mrs. Julius Munzel of the
town OF Emmet celebrated their crystal
wedding last Monday. A large num-
Der Of relatives and friends were pres
ent, and social day was spent. Mr..
and Mrs. Munzel were married twen'y Y
years ago and have made their home
in the town eyer since, They are
highly respected in their locality and
have wide acquaintance. They were
the recipients of many costly and hand
some gifts. They have host of warm
friends who wish them many more
years of happy life.
Their children are William, Alma,
Leonard ard Hilda.