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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-19
WEST VIRGINIA.

CUUNIRY BUAHU'
WANTED-FOR A BOY OF SEVENTEEN, OF
good habits. but backward in study. a home In
the family of a country tor viiage) school teacher
clergyman, who will give him suitable primary
instruction. For further particulars address
PRIMARY. Star office. it,
A FEW BOARDERs WANTED IN PLEASANT
full restful: comfortable rooms; good table; s.
per week The Misses PENDLETON Delaplane
Fauquier Co.. Va. se5,7 g. IL 1878
FALL Observation-Disclosures RATES ron
Sept. and Oct. In the famed Shenandoah valley:
distance from Washington. 100 miles; excellent
surroundings; fine chalybeate water good fishing
and hunting. CHAI>YEATE SPRINGS HOTEL.
se4 26ts4
LINGANORE HILLS INN. NEAR THE NOUN
tains. Beautiful scenery; all modern yenirncas
and comforts; house heated throughout. Miss e.
NJ. BROWN. Frederick Md. au24-26t
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER THE BEST TIME
in the year In the country. Write for creulars
terms and reference. G. J. ZIRKJ.E. FauQuier
Springs, Va. aul3-th 81 26ts4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-19
THOS ]. OWEN 4 son. AUCTIONEERS.

Representing holder of note. se1p-d&ds
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20
DUNN IS BOUND OVER

corpus and he is released.
 Dunn was seen yesterday afternoon at the depot and gave the following in formation about himself:
 Before coming to Bisbee, I spent several months in the Chiracahua mountains with friends on a hunting and prospecting trip. Before that l worked at Cananea and Tombstone, being about seven months at the lat ter place.
 My relatives live in Colorado and l was there myself for twenty years. If the judge today had fixed any reason able amount of bail. I would have been able to get the money from my rela- tiyes, who would gladly give it.
 T was married to a Miss Wilson about two months ago, and this affair has been much hrder to bear on that account I feel the trouble in which l am placed very keenly, for that req son and on account of relatives.
 "I have no fear of the outcome, and do not expect to have the grand jury bind me over. If they do, it will not be hard to convince the judge that am innocent of this awful crime they have charged against me I did not give that woman any morphine, and cannot understand why these men have said that l did"
 Dunn felt hurt at the absence of any friend at the depot to see him on his way to jail. and to extend a word of sympathy in this his most trying hour. In spite Of this he was in good spirits, and conyersed in a jSyial strain about other matters.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20

Tt appearing to me that the crime of felony has been committed result ing in the murder of Lizzie Fornason, on the 14Jh day of February. 1903, in the city of Bisbee, county of Cochise, territory of Arizona, and that there is sufficient cause to believe that Will liam Dunn is guilty thereof l order that he be he'd to answer the crime; and that he be committed 10 the sher- if of the county of Cochise."
 The above is Justice McDonald's decision in the case of William Dunn who was examined Wednesday on the charge of having given Lizzie Forna- son one or more doses of morphine, which produced death. The alleged crime was committed last Saturday in a house just below the Beer Garden.
 Dunn's examination brought out several facts that were not made known at the coroner's inquest. His own testimony helped to show that he at least had in his hands bottle of morphine, from which the poison that killed the woman is supposed to have been taken.
 In his decision yesterday, binding Dunn over to await the action of the grand jury at the June term, Justice Mcdonald made no provision for bond. The only redress now left the defend ant is to ask for a writ of habeas cor pus in the district court at Tombstone.
 The man charged with this awful crime was taken 10 the county jail yes teTday evening by Constable Casad. He will be detained in jail unless the distgict judge grants a writ of habeas
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20

ciHc Wiil Not Euad to N5co for at
 Least Twelve Months More
 Max Cavito, the Mexican consul at Naco. spent yesterday in the city at tending to private business. MT. Ca vito has been on the border for a num- bers of years. and is considered by the Mexican officials to be one of the best posted men in the employ Of the gov eTnmert.
 Consul Cavito was asked yesterday afternoon what the outlook is at the present time for the building of the new custom house at Naco, which is 10 cost about S2O000 He said:
 Everything is ready. The only de lay now is due to the health of the Mexican consul at NogaIes./ ./ He is well along in years. and will not come to Naco to attend to the building of the customs house until the weather gets warmer
 As soon as the weather becomes favorable he will leave Nogales and come to Naco to supervise the build ing Of the customs house. Everything else is ready, and it is only a question Of time until work begins. I am rot in position 70 say when the consul will be able to come from Nogales." Consul Cavito was next asked about the building of the Southern Pacific branch from Cochise to Naco. He said in reply:
 As I understand the situation, the Southern Pacific has determined not to build the road from Pearce on for about a year. There will be little or no deve'opnent in the situation until that time
 'As far as the Southern Pacific get ting right of way across the line at any other point but Naco goes. they will have to come through that place or not get across the line at all"
 Several months ago Consul Cavito received a letter from the Mexican government. which was to the effect that the Mexican officials would not consent to the road being built across the line a few miles east of Naco.
 It was stated that the building of the railroad at any point along the line except Naco would mean that new customs office would have to be built and this the government did not want to do. To avoid the expense of this the Southern Pacific was informed that it would have to build its line near the custom house that is, now at Naco
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20
NOTICE

You are herewith respectfully in- formed that the Bisbee City Orches- tra of Bisbee, Arizona, has been duly organized and is now prepared to furnish the highest grade of music for sacred and secular concerts, parties. dances, etc. For informa- tion address. W. J. Arndt, box IF, Bisbee. Arizona. 2-11-1m
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
Estate of Rudolph Hermann, q
 ceased

Estate of Rudolph Hermann, de
 ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, Amelia Fisher. Administratrix of the estate of Rudolph Herman, de ceased, to the creditors of and all per sons having claims against said de- ceased, to exhibit them, with the ne cessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this no- tice, to said Administratrix at her residence in the City of Bisbee, Co., chise county. Territory of Arizona the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in said Cochise county.
 AMELIA FISHER. Administratrix Dated February 9th, 1903. 25-03-4w
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20
FOOTBALL AT
 NACO SUNDAY

BcTcer City Team Takes Pace of Bis
 bee, Which Could Not Get Ready
 for Game Within Required Tine
 Next Sunday afternoon at Naco the football teams from Doug as and Hua- chuca will meet in match game for the championship cf southern Arizona.
 This game takes the place Of the one that was to have been played be tween the soldiers and a team from Bisbee.
 Special rates on the Fl Paso and Southwestern frtm Fairbank, Douglas and Bisbee have been made. and it is expected that a big crowd will be pres ent from outside points. Bill will send a delegation of fully 100 and Doug,a as will probably send twice as many.
 When the Douglas team learned that Bisbee would be unable to play Hua- chuca. the team there Immediately asked for the game with the soldiers and their request was granted The Douglas packers have given it out that they will be prepared 10 cover all the money there is in sight.
 Douglas will go into the game handi- capped by lack of team practice. Their men will probably average heav- fer than the Huachucas. Several of them have had experience on the gridiron, and are clever players.
 Huachuca will put forth team that is seasoned by several months prac- tice. and the skill that comes from having met several goods teams this season. They have ample opportunity for practice which is not the case with Douglas, this being the latter's first game
 The local team received it's suits yesterday morning from Chicago. after waiting six days longer than was ex- pected 10 be necessary Just what the team will do cannot be decided un- til another meeting is held. It is prob able that a challenge will be issued to the winner of the Douglas-Huachuca game.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20
ckNANEA. YAOUI RIVER 6 PA CiFIC RAILROAD
 HaHAraI

Every preparation is being made for the grand ball to be given by the local lodge of Redmen on Monday evening February 23d, in the opera house This occasion promises to be an oc- casion of much pleasure. 2-19-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20

Jimmy Lowther is up from Cananea and says thing are on the dull order in that camp. Jimmy is an experienced miner and will remain in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20

We are giving hats away now. Seems funny but it's a fact 4 window full of all shapes. coIors and sizes: choice $40; J. B. Stetson's s400, Tiger s3.50 hats at s275. Schwartz Bros. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20
coALl ccALl COAL!

Just received by Bisbee Water & Fuel Co.,, six cars of screened domes- tic coal. Orders promptly delivered to any part of the city. Telephone No 90. E. B. Mason, manager. 2-19-1w
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20
WATER NOTICE

All persons desiring to take water from the Mcdonald Springs, call at my office in Central Pharmacy Drug Store Rates s2.00 and $500 per month.
 Joe Hughes
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20

"PrOcrastination is the thief of time" If you don't invest at once in Lucky Tiger gold stock, you will dis cover, in a very few days. that this same fellow is also the thief of your money. Inv est at once and get in on the ground floor
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20

Notice is hereby given that I will not be responsible for any bills con tracted by my wife, Minnie Bense, from this date, Feb. 10. 1903.
 2-10,10t Chas. Bense.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20

Stenogrspher and typrewriting done promptly and accurately. Call at the office of B. F. Graham & Co.,, brokers, Copper Queen hotel building. 12-19-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20
NOTICE

On and after January 26. 1903. will not be responsible for any debts con tracted by my wife, Vira Allen.
 (Signed) Wilbur Allen. Bisbee, Ariz.. Feb II. 1903.' 2-15-10t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20

Just received carload buggies. runa- bouts and delivery wagons. Brophy's carriage repository at Lowell, Naco road. u
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20
O. ]. Omstead,

There is on,y one way for the ordi- nary mortal to make money, and that quicker, better or safer investment than in Lucky Tiger stock. Report from Mess's Graham & Benton say "youu lave to hurry"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20

Passenger Time Table, E. P. & s. w. Ar. from Douglas 7:07 z. n. Lv. for Naco 7:17 a. m.
 Ar. from Benson, $50 a. m. Lv. for Fl Paso and Douglas 500 a. m. AT. from Naco >12:3S D. m.
 Lv. for .Naco l ?. D.
 Ar. from Fl Paso 4:42 D. m. Iv. for Benson and Douglas 4:52 p. 10.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20

Cure you permanently, quickly, aceu- rately.
 If you are afflicted with any of the diseases mentioned below. and want a thorough cure in less time than others require to effect a temporary "patching ur," write tO my office and receive scien- tific treatment. with sixteen years of successful treatment back of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20
A TALK WITH
 CONSUL CAVlT0
BEGINNING OF WORK ON CUSTOM
 HOUSE UNCERTAIN

Has Been Informed that Southern Pa cific Will Not Build to Naco for at
 Least Twelve Months More
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-20
Weakness
VariCOCele R

Absolutely pain'a-e f~aGrr0eur that cures cor rlota'v iu one wnal- Investigate my r~n+h0d. ir i- Inc onl~ -ho~~rrhlv -cieu- fife tre0 +ment for this disease being pr~ rlgyp6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15

Nm. S. Me0ermott Der Quserforene
beg @refutip 8eamten Der Wurb,
nd6renb Stubtrat6s Mitglieo
8atts !9rn. 8ebrent ernannt gu 6az
ben fpiini4t; cine Delegation, in mel
der iid uu9 @ongreB : QbgeOrOneter
Sames %. 0ennp befdnb, mar geitern
bei'm Mapor i'm Snterefe beg 9rn.
McOermott.
6r. Daniel s. Qoben, Der 8arbz
@retutiDe bon Der 10. @aro, Iugte ge>
tern, 9ieoe : Cert Wm. 8. Rufea
unb bic 8uiliffs Sbiplep, 9aGotpup,
Senneman uno &eqD piirben audi in
nG9iter ,3eit gegangen perOen. Sm
2aufe oieier Do9e ertldrte 9r. Go
ben, tpiroen bic Warb : grefutipen
uno bic bemofrutif9en S~tuotrdtbsz
Mitglieoer ft9 iiber Die 8ertbeiIung
Der go Ste1en i'm 9e1uno6eitsz4mte
einigen, uno penn tie bumit fertig
ieien, niirbe bas Subpap : 0eparte@
ment an bic Retbe tommsn, @bsfzSnz
Qenieur phelps pirbe uber jeoenfdls
an Der Spite oes 0epurtements 6let@
ben.
9us Rat66aus mar geitern 8or@
mittug ous Metta Der Polittter uno
Memterfu6er, bic an ben G%rnennunz
oen i'm Steuer : @inne6mers@8ureau
intereFirt tparen. Mtapor Wtc3dne
fonnte feline s3eit finben fir ietne
Qmts9eI6dfte, 0ele9utionen auf De-
leuationen pertangten @inldB, nm
feline 6itfe BEL @rnennun9en in ben
perI6iebenen requirements gu erldn>
aen. Der Mapor Iagte, oaB bel Der
@ert6eilung Der Nemter iol9e Demo
traten porge3osen tperben foaten, tpeI@
DIE ber 8artei bic beiten 0ienIte 9ez
IeiItet 6u6en, poruusgeIeBt, lie ielen
e6enIo out befGbigt fir bas Nmt, oas
tie Tu6en, aGs irgenb elm anOerer UP
Militant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
Die Situation in Gbiragu nnbefs
GnOrrt.

6 6icdgo, IA. Hopember. - Mtt
Der Neigerung Der 'StraBenbubnz8ez
umten, Elm @riufen nm eine6rieoensz
Gonferen3 gu beunttpOrten, peL6es Die
Striter geiunbt 6atten, nerDen teinerz
lei pettere 56ritte Isitens Der Qusz
ftdnoigen gema9t perOen, nm cine
Gtnigung un5uba6nen. 8erii6te, ouB
unionz6u6rleute ii9 tpeigerten, Sob
len na4 ben Observation-Disclosures gu BE-
f0roern, unO oaB bic QinemGnner Der
@eieuiduft 6ereit iinO, ebenFaIs on
ben 4usitanD gu geben, beitGrfen Die
4usfGnOigan in ibrem 8er6alten.
Der 8etrisb auf Der 8entport6z
NOenue 2tnie rpuroe 6eute unter tar
fem poli3eili4en S4uBe nieoer aufge>
nommen. Ssoer 8u6nlpagen mar nit
POli3titen 6eieBt unO gefolgt bon 9a=
trolpdgen, bic nit S9uBIeuten gez
flint paren, uno entIang cer @5traz
ben tparen nod 9oiten aufgefte1t.
Cine iol6e Wfd9tentfultung nirtte
einI4i4terno auf Die 8oltsmqfen.
bic aud 6eut: ii4 iiberda i'm Strife
9ebiete angeidmmelt batten. Sober
8u6npugen puroe nit 9obngei4rei
un0 @erpiini4ungen e~mpfangen, bod
fam Is ni4t 5u 56dtli9teiten.
= Sn einem Sofpitat 81 8rootlpn.
N.sg., lift Der 10 Sabre ulte 8nube
S6omas McGauleb an ben 5olgen Ell
ner @erIeBung geTtpr6en, pelde er BET
einem 6uBbauipiel e~rIitten bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15

MbIeben.- 6rdu 9onna6 I'M
man @o6n, Satin BON 9rn. gern=
barb Gobn, e6emals bon Der 5irmu
Go6n, Belt C Co., itarb geitern i'm
Otter BON Sc Sd6ren in i6rer Wo6>
nuna, Nr. 1909, @utdp%glace. Die
9erbli9ene par cine geborene I'M
mann unD fannie aus 9eutf6lono.
Shre Mutter mar cine 69peiter bes
~perftor6enen SoeI @utman. S6re
Gltern ftar6en, ebe tie bos 5. offers
io6r errei9t bate, unb Die fleineWuife
fpurbe na9 Baltimore sebra4t. ND tie
BON SSrau Soel 9utmun groBge5ogen
purbe. SIN Qlter BON II Sabren perz
b~eirat6ete fi9 SRI. 11munn nit 9rn.
Go6n. Die @erbIi4ene binterldBt
duBer i6rem 9utten cine So6ter uno
pier @06ne. sic mar Elm Mitglieb
bes ,Gon5ils israelittf4er 5rouen,"
Der rS06ter BON Ssraef," bes nWai>
ien6uus : 0amen : 6iilfs : 8ereins"
uno Der Baltimore 5ebren Gon9rez
CATION" 9as 2ei6enbegGngniB fin
bet morgen 8ormtttag I'm 10 1br
pom Srduerbaufe aus auf Der n8altiz
more 6e6rep gemeter1" itatt,
8runoftif II d.
- Sin ltn6efahnter periudte geitern
Ro4mittag, ben Sibegultimorey
3psig Der grattz8i6liOt6et in 8runO
gu fteden, irDem er nabe einem Sob
l~enFenTter elm 6suer ar5iinoete. Slid
li9er Deiie nuroe bas 6eusr re6t3eiz
tia entOedt uno i'm Seine gel0i9t.
9ufenpfeffer, tpenn ri4tig
3u6ereitet, 1T Elm Speiie, bic ielbit Ell
mem @ourmdnD REMEMBERING ab=
5pingen muB, 0as peiB 6rau Sort
6u6er, bic Satin bes 8srpalters Der
g@ermdnia : S~urn6oue," ie6r pO6l,
unb bes6ulb bate tie i6r 8eites bran
geTeBt, nm bic 3a6lret6sn JeinIhmetz
fer, Die tGgGi6 Bel ibr poripre4en, gu
befriebigen. 9us 8eIuLtat mar, DuB
geitern N6enO BON Is 0uBenO !6aien.
rpel8e am Morgen Truu 6ortbuber's
Slide 3~ierten, nt4t Elm ein3iger ii6rig
ge6lieben mar. 0afir tpiro aber ben
9erren, ipeI6e ben 9uienpfefFer Der
5rau 6ortbuber getoitet baden, bic
8o9funit Der Dame, ~be1onOer5 penn
es auf einen guten 9uienpfeffer an
fommt, lange in dngenebmer Grinnez
runq bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15

iDnen ST. embFeblen. Sd betrn6te es
als etn grDRes SDnic uuO @cilmitte[
fir iulhc Affeftiuueu. SD mn anbere,
henen tA es empfDblen babe, ge6rans
den es jest nit benz beiten GrfuIge."
- @. s. 8urman.
@eun sic bur6 Sen @ebroud BON
8errno feline promptcu uuo bcfrieotz
9enOen 8eiultnte er3ielen, 10 idreibcu
sic 1ofort an Or. 6artman, bem Sic
S6ren SAL nusfij6rIih bei6ret6en, uno
er tpir6 S6uen germ iei1en p%ertBboQen
8ot6 gratis ert6eilen.
&ore1ie: 9r. 6artnnrt, 8rdiiOert
bes 6artmau Sanitartums, Columbus
Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15

Der 8rief mar i6le8t, ober correft
9eI6rie6en uno ~. 9. g." unter3ei6z
net. Dem Gmpfdnger puro Bis gum
nGdffolgenOen Sumftag 3eit ge9eben,
oa8 8elo 81 be3d6len.
Rep. Girrtn9ione berietb ii6 ij6er
ben Sn6aIt Der er6aItenen @ptitel nit
ben 6Ilfs = 9rieitern ieiner 8ir6e
uno iibergob cen Brief Iooann Dem
Gopitdn 6oooH.
Der 8rieiter Fu6r unbeirrt fort IN
ieinen geiitli6en 6unttionen unO Be
iu6en unter Ieinen 9emeinOemitglies
bern unO that be5 empfangenen 9robz
brieFe8 feinerlei GrpG6nung.
Qm 81. Ofto6er er6ielt Batter Cir
ringione einen 5peiten 8rief oes Snz
bats: g8ir bo6en auF Sic getportet,
bah 5ie 0a8 @elo 6ergeben niirOen.
sic BADEN uns gstduI6t. 8ir rpers
BEN einen 3peiten 9eriu6 nit Sbnen
MAIDEN. Wir~ miiTen ba8 8elo nod
item 6Qmitag nm 2 ubr 6a6en, oDer
mir t0oten sic ouf Der SteQe."
Der 3tpeite 8rief fdon bon oenielz
Zen qerfonen gef8rieben unO mar, rpie
Der erfte, nit 81. 3. 6. .unter3eidnet.
0erqanqenen Montag fam Der brittle
8rief, Dem @eiItli6en mittbeilenO,
bah Die 56rei6er ieBt Der Sa4e miioe
uno piit6enb Ieien, unO boB oeS Yrtez
tiers Qe6en feinen 9fifferling pertb
fsi, penn er biz $4,000 ni6t bis 6retz
tao nm 2 Il6r be3o6le, 0ieie 8riefe
purOen Dem Gapitdn 6oooH 8letas
fails ii6erqe6en, oeFen @iOocq8 BADEN
bic Q6fenber DerieIben u6er nod nt6t
uu5finoig maiden t0nnen.
Der 8efu6 Der DerDd4@
ttqen MGnner.
geroanQenen 0onneritog beIuate
Der qriefter feline Gltern unO Sc
f6ptitsr, nel6e, tpie f6on erpdbnt,
an Der GiiOpeIt1gfe Don 8, QOenue
un6 II. 6truBe no6nsn, uno blieb
fig gum 5reitag Mitto8, o6ne feline
Qnqe60rigsn BON ben 8rtefen IN
8enntniB gu ieBen.
Q6enbs Inn 7 l16r ite1ten it'd bic
6etoen MGnner Elm, bic Batter @trrinz
oione gu GupitGn 5oooD citirten. Der
prieIter, Der nit ieinen 3Det 9iilf5z
Qrisfern 6si einem italientI6enSp iele
i'm 0o6n3immer fab, DerlieB BET Der
melnbunq 0es 9ianftmdbfens fofort
bu8 6au8. DIS er na9 8erlauf eint~
Ger Gtunben nod nt6t pie0ergetebrt
mar, DurDen Die beiDen 6ilfsgetitz
Gi6en unru6ig uno begu6en ii6, ME
6erett8 ge1ugt, na6 Der 9oli3eiitatton.
GapitGn Toobn bra6te fpglei6 feline
qun8e 8eferpe auf Die8eine unO i4idte
lie auf bic 6u6e na6 Dem 9eiItli6en.
Sine Qn3a6I Der @emeinOemitglieoer
beg 2eBteren T6IoB Ii6 ben PoIi3iiten
en- unb nd6m She'll an ben Hd6forz
f8ungen, Die, ME erpd6nt, Bis CUR
MorgsnitunOe gdn3li6 unfru4tbor
blie6en.
t6eute frii6 f&idts SnIpettor Mcz
Glustn, G6ef 0es 9etsttiO 8iirsauS
i'm Observation-Disclosures ben 9stetz
tip @ergeanten P%etroiino uno onoere
ituIieniI6e @e6eimpoli3iftsn Dem Ga7
pitdn 6oobp bei Der 5u6e nab Den
MenT6enrGu6ern ober beren Bsute 81
9ilfe. -,
8farrer Girrtngions bstam tur3lia
$500 3um 8aufon6 Der 3ir6e, Oeren
Reftor er mar. No6 Qngabe Der 30
li3ei ioG er ieinen 8emetnoemIt8lIe@
BERN ben ginorud bei8e6raat Raben,
bah er fe6r pisG @elO babe, nO4inges
oen er oerabe fe6r penig i'm 8etB
bate. Qu6 in Den 9robbtefen, bic
6sm 9riefer 3~ugingen, fpuroe er fiic
einsn rei6sn M1nn gebalten, Der gang
oft ppn Ieinem lle6erfluB an @rme
Lo, f1rr7+p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15

0ie Summe BON $4,000 1T fir bic
@rrihtung bes 8aue8 6e7timmt, bod
I6eint 6iS6er feline 9eriDiGigung fir
ben llnterbalt bes6eim5 gema6t rpOrz
BEN 3u iein. glfin8 bat l~penigItens
100000 6tnterluTen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
,siu sFreimaurerz WaOdcnzW niicaz
hans.

86tIubeIp4td, a, Nob. =
3r bem 6eute i'm 0aiiengeri4t einges
rei6tsn Seitament ces OeritOr6ensn
MiQtonGr8 @m. 6. @ltins 1T Elm 60
bi3in ent6ulten, nelfes Die @rri6tung
zines WaiIen6auie5 fir Mdo6sn OOn
perItDr6enen 6reimaurern anpronet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15

*** Der nGarroQton : Qrbetterz
MGnner6or" lit enti6ieOen Elm unterz
ne6mungsIuitiger 8erein," benin an
.unberer SteGe bes n9euti9en Gore
.iponbenten" fiinbtgt er an, baB er am
@onntag, ben Is. Nobem6er, in benz
6of Der frii6eren 2OnenS8rauerei Elm
O9fenr0ften peranftalten pirO. @5
iinb fir Oiefes Set DON einem aus ben
So. QOuis 8Oiepi14, s. Boiler, 8.
6einri9 unb Nnton Meier beitebenoen
Gomite Die umfafenbiten 8orbereiz
turgen ~getroffen porOen, 70 oaB ben
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