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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-17
YESTERD4F,s STOCK MARKET.
Dealings Fall Away and Trading Is
Apathettc.

New York, Jan 16-Backing and fill
ing was the favorite way of describing
the stock market to-day, for it reflected
the same bewilderment that has been
evident in the speculative mind for sew
eral days past The dealings fell away
further and the trading was quite apa-
thetic. A few stocks which developed a
show of strength had very little effect
upon the list in general and their own
prominent of these was Missouri Pacific,
which seemed to be affected by prevail
ing gossip that the greater Missouri
Pacific project was soon to be an
nouned. Reading was advanced and
Southern Railway, Atchison. Sugar and
few less conspicuous stocks had their
periods of strength. Covering of some
short lines put out early in the week
was effective in holding prices firm to-
day. The mystery attaching to Erie
served to intimidate the bears. The
enormous volume of dealings in this
stock at the higher levels 1t was belieV-
ed pointed to manipulation and realiz-
ing. But its f1rmness since and the con-
tinued rumors regarding it indicate that
development is going on. There is faith
also in the rumors of a desire by the
| Wabash or the Rock Island. or both, to
secure an Atlantic outlet by the Erie.
Whether the recent great activit yin
Erie represented a contest against a
sudden loss of control by the dominant
Morgan interest or whether the process
| is one Of parceling out the property as
in the case of Reading, excite the con-
lectures of Wall street. There is every
probability of a very strong bank state
| ment Tomorrow The strength of st.
Paul, and of Chicago Great Western
seem to be due to rumors that the form
err had acquired control Of the latter.
| The bond market was generally firm
| but with few issues slightly lower. To-
tai sales par value $1,965,00 United
States new Is coupon declined IL per
cent on the last call.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-17
CALVARY INDUSTRIAL HOME
DIRECTORS AND CORPORATION
HELD ANNUAL MEETING.

RA1SAAD "a " - u "a IL III H Il 4 ANUs
Officers Eiected-A Resignation Ac-
cepted-PIans for Ninth Anniversary
CeIebratIOn-Report by the superim-
tendemt.
The annual meeting of the directors
and corporation of Calvary Industrial
home was held in the home on Chapel
street at o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
Walter S. Bishop and Rev Frank
Woods Baker were elected to the board
of managers of the home, from which
board Burton Mansfield resigned be-
cause of i'll health. The officers elected
for the year were as follows: President,
w. H. Douglass; treasurer, S. H. Reid;
secretary, E. S. Swift; auditor, George
A. Saunders.
Plans were discussed for the celebra-
ton of the ninth anniversary of the
home, which event will take place on
the 2Sth instant. Addresses will be
made by President Douglass, Superin-
tendent Butterfeld, and Rev. Edwin NJ
Poteat Of Philadelphia. Rev. Mr.. Po-
teat was formerly pastor Of the Cal
vary Baptist church of this city and
was one of the leading c1ergymen of the
city. His address will be of special in
terest at the anniversary exercises.
The report of Superintendent Perley
Butterfield of the Industrial Home, as
submitted at the annual meeting yes
terday, is given below in full:
To the Directors and Officers of Calva-
ry Industrial Home, January 10th,
1908.
We are now beginning the tenth
year Of our work. From year to year
we have set forth our aims and princi~
pies, and after these years of expert
ence we find no cause to alter the foun-
dalton principles on which this work
was founded. The record of industry,
manhood and betterment in the lives of
the thousands helped during this period
of years only confirms us in the belief
that we have launched upon the right
course, and in spite of many contrary
winds and rocky coasts, We go on with
ever-increasing usefulness. In making
this report I can only reiterate our
principles and call attention to some
changes in method and give few facts
s..A- At,1
report of the Municipal Lodging House
of Chicago, just published. it is stated
Each applicant is received as man
in need and considered honest until
proven criminal" All who deal with
men have learned that the lives Of men
are largely affected by the standards
set up for them by others. Faith in
human nature and faith in the man
himself before us is coming to be recog-
nized as a great power in reaching men
and leading them to a better life.
We treat all our employees as men and
do not call them tramps or class them
as criminals unless they prove by their
lives that we have been mistaken. Too
much emphasis cannot be laid on this
principle. It is an important founda-
tion principle in helping men to help
themselves.
The purpose of our work is not to
help men temporarily, but to so COM
bine and apply the humanitarian, eco
nonic and religious principles as to
permanently help men, in other words
it is not enough to give man food and
shelter in return for a stint of work
nor is it enough that he be placed in a
permanent position. He must also
have religious training and receive
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-17

Officers Eiectcd-A Resignation Ac-
cepted-PIans for Ninth Anniversary
CeIebrattOn-RepOrt by the Superim-
tendemt.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-17
THE CLERGY
LIKE III

DR.. Aanew's Catarrhal Powder Cures all
Creeds. IL Relieves In 10 Minutes.
Here are few names of clergymen
of different creeds who are firm be-
levers in DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow
der to live up to the preaching" in all
it claims: Bishop Sweetman, Rev. DR..
Langtry (Episcopalian); Rev. DIR. With
row and Rev. DR.. Chambers (Metho-
dist and Dr. Newman, all Of Toronto,
Canada. Copies Of their personal letters
for the asking.
DR.. Agncw's Ointment relieves piles in a
day. Sold by w. H. Hull f. Hewitt. 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-13
QEintcrnCtter.

Indianapolis, Sno. II. San.
- 9us Sbarmometer ianf bier DGbz
reno Der Dergangenen 9}a6t 3lpei 8roD
unter g2uQ, uno Der M}angel an Sob
len mu6t 1i4 auf re6t unan9snebme
Msi7e fu6l6ar. Die Stabt6e60rOe
3ie6t BEN 8orT6Iug in Grmdgung,
&oblen gu faufen unO in tleinen
Quantitdten gu Gn8ro5 Breiien gu
perfuufen. Sine @srniIligung CUR
unentqeltli6en 9ert6eilung BON Sob
len an Die Q(rmen 1T ebenfaIs unter
8erut6ung.
8oIeOo, o., 12. San.-6trenge
8dlet unb Elm itarter @ino iinO uuf
BEN geitrigen @6neefuG gefol9t. Die
8o6n3iige iinb I'm eine bis feds
6tunoen perIpGtet, unb ou4 Der Ser
tebr ouf ben StraBen6a6nen 1T 9ez
6emmt.
GlebeIanb, g., II. Sunuar.-
g}a8ri6ten iiber grimmi9e 8dlte, tie
fen S6nee uno 8erfe6r5it0rungen
fomnRn aus alien S6eilen be5 Wez
items. Oas 36ermometer lit in 0t5z
con5in, U}inneIota, Soma, 8anIa5,
W}idiqun uno O6io ouF Nun unO oaz
runter gefalen, unO iogar in 2outsz
Diue, &D., itarb e5 6eute frii6 nur 3
@}ru0 iiber glull.
QItoonu, 9a., y. Sanuar. -
Der 66neeFaG begann bier geitern
fri6 um 8 l6r, uno Bis I'm 3 ll6r
g}a6mfttogs lag Die fpeiBe 0ete einen
Sub 6o6. Der 6ra6toerte6r uuf Der
n8enniDlDunter 8ubn" lit eridDert.
8ufTuqier3iige luuFen nit 8eripGtunz
Qen D0n elmer bis oret 6tunben Gin,
o6glei6 Ite 3pet QotomOtiDen Oor8ez
fpannt 6a6en. @tnu 100 4rbeiter
aus ben 0erfItGtten itnO in Die 8erge
qeIunot poroen, Inn ben S4nee BON
BEN @elei1en 8u f9aufeln, unO Die
breifu6e 3o6l lit auf ben 8a6nbOfsn
nit berfelben 2lrbeit beI6dftigt. 2lm
Ql6eno i9lpg Der S4nee in 9agel um
uno Der Sturm nuroe 6aftigar. Die
Selep6onz uno 3eIegrapbenleitungen
6a6en ftart geIitten, uno Der 'Strd=
Benbd6nberfebr mar pd6reno etne5
qroBen S6eiles oes Sages untarbrO@
hen.
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Tir &nhlrnnnth.

Reubtng, Pa., II. Sanuar. -
Die ng6ilaoelp6ia &: 8eaOingz"
8a6n6eumten fagen, OaB auf ibren2iz
MEN IeBte 0o4e me6r &Oblen befOrz
bert nurben, als ie, nGmlia 10000
Gars uuer 2(rten ober 100 @arS pro
Qlrbeit5tag, 3uiammen 225,OOO Sonn.
@s fam btes CUR 9ert6eilung lGn8S
Der Qinien bis Netp>gort.
Der 8p6lenmungel i6eint in Dteier
@eqenb ben 606epunft errei4t gu baz
ben, uno btele Snbuitrie'n in ptelsn
tleineren OrtI8dften mii1en i6lteBen,
nenn lie ni9t balb &oblen er9dlten.
Q(us ben Qanobiitritten iperOen Die
&o6len 80 Biz 40 M}eilen peit per
@oqen ge6olt. Dap troB Der itarten
&o6lentransporte in bielen 9egenoen
nod 8o6lenmangsl eriitirt, tommt
ba6er, baB biele Snbuitrie'n tDe6er
gote, nod @ei6tOblen 8ebrau4en
fDnnen.
@btcugo, Sl5., II. Sanudr. -
en- Tolge Der &O6lennOt6 baben Orei
GroBe GtubIifementS in 4uz
rord, SIs., f6IieBen miiifen unb 900
Qlrbeiter finD bamit broOlOS getpor=
ben. @s fino bies Die rQurora 8leaz
6erp 60. go 2Gngeitelte), Die Pine
rican gBeG @orfs" (25O Q(ngeItel1te)
unb Die n4urora Cotton UtiGs4 600
@ngeiteatel. Die &O3lenbdnbIer in
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ScrFanft in alien 2tputBcfen.
&aOWaD & g.,
g}r. 50, GlmzStr., gieDs9Ort.
Q(llroru ertldren, DaB e5 i6nen unm0g=

Q(urora ertlGren, baB e5 ibnen unmDgz
Ii6 1T, 8Oblen 3u erbulten.
6prin9fteIb, Su5., 12. San.
- 9u in Der StaOt cine Ie6r emz
pfinbli6e &oblennotb 6errI6te, uno
Die &o6len6dnbler ouBer Stanoe Duz
rem, &o6len gu beidoffen, 10 ii6erfiel
cine groBe S6aar 8iirqer aus Nrcos
Ia einen 8oblen3ug Der rSQinotier
Gentrulbabn, beitebenO aus breiBlg
@aggons, lpsl6er Die @toOt paIiirte,
foppelte Die 2ofomotipe ab un0 lpeiz
qerte fi6, Die @oggon5 meter fabren
3u laFen, obgIeid bas 8ugperional,
unterItiBt BON Der itdOtiiden Poli3ei
oQc 2(nitrengungen mu4te, ben 8ug
pieber in 8epegung 3u ieBen. Spdt
2lbeno5 naren Die 8aggon5 mod an
Ort unb SteQe. Die 8iirger ertldz
rem iid bereit, ben 8ertb Der &oblen
gu be3a6len, aber iie iinD enti6loi1en,
1ie ft6 ni6t entge6en 5u laRen.
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BrGuhe.

g}en gort. y. San, - 9os
a6tit0fige 9ebGuoe Der 5ret6riemenz
5o6rifanten 5a1srpeat6er &c 2uOep,
gfe Der 2uenz uno Oitz9ouIton
6traBe, 6ranrtte Gsute frii6 nieOer.
Ser @erluit 6atr6gt ii6er $500000,
Die 5irma 6e76dftigte ii6er 1000
9erIonen, tpel6e bis auf 8eitera5 ar
beitslo8 nerDen.
@6tcago, y. San. - 6euer ger
it0rte 6euts Elm oieritOdige5 9e6duoe
an 0ear6ornz uro SSuinot5 : StraBe,
unb rt8tete S6absn gum 8etruge BON
100000 an. 0as 8ebGuoe mar BON
me6rersn 6trmen eingenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-13

biGIig, Derftaute ii6 oann unO itieg
I4fieBli6 fir tur3e WehIel. Der
6anbel mar in 3ii6ii6t auf bic 2(6z
re6nung in Der D2itte Des N}Onats
nur gering. Qlmeritaner nurben bel
iteigenben prsiien leb6aft gsbanbelt,
beionoers in 8udii9 barauf, bdB Die
Pldne fir bic Giienbabn @ombindz
tionen na6s3u po1enbet iirb. @dna@
Dian, Soutbern 9aCtfics unO 9rano
Srunt8 paren lsbbuft gefrugt. &afz
fiers pursn erft lebhaft, purben d6er
in Qn6etra6t Der gfu4ridten ii6er etn
onge6li6es 2lttsntut uuf @Ram6erlain
uno ben ange6li6en Sob bon Qlfreo
8eit georiidt. Die 2lusii6ten auf Elm
Steigen Des umluufenDen 8el0es itno
nur gering, bod gluubt man, DdB Die
8ant i'm IaufenOen @iertelia6r BRET
5e6n N}iIionen 9funO Sterling 3uz
rid er6alten pirb.
Rur3e &u6elbepei6en
= Die GunurD 2inte bat 5nei
neue RieIenoampfer bsitsut, Oeren je:
Der bret S6rauben buben uno $6,z
250,0OO toIten fou, sic foGen mo-
m0glt6 i'm SUM- 1905 fertig isin.
= 6r. @oubet, GrfinOer Der in Der
fran30iiIGen 6lotte eingefiibrten unz
terIee SorpeOoboote, lit pdbnIinnig
genoroen uno nuroe in cine Srrenz
anitaIt gebra6t.
- 9r. 8o6ert McGormtd, Der neue
omeritani16e 8oti9ufter an RuBlono,
I6errei4te 8eitern gu 33urstOe @elo
bem @3uren Iein 8e8laubigungsf6retz
BEN. 6eute lpirD er bel Der @3drind
pno ber 8aiierinzW}utter gu 8dt4ina
empfdngen perOen.
- Generulmuior BON @egsiad lit in
Stod6plm, S8peosn, geItorben. @r
mar 80 Sabre alt unD Diente ndbrena
bes norDamerifuniifan 8iirgertrieges
in Der Inion5drmee.
Der qmeritani16e 9ompfer
.pleiobss," neIfer am 4. 0e3ember
ron Seattle, @aT6,, nu6 Yotohanra,
S5apan, a6gin9, iit bort ongetommen.
@r mar feit Is 3agen fdGig uno man
bate bus @4Iirrmite beFiir6tet.
- Der 9er3og BON Ntan4eiter uno
Ieine 8emablin, cine 9eborene Sim
mermunn aus Cincinnati, i6tffen iih
morgen in 2iOerpooI uuf Dem Dam
pier rGeltic" nua 9}spzYort Elm. Der
Garl uno Die @rdfin BON Garnaroon
tommen auf oem ndmli6sn 9ampfer.
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gtrnBenba6n. strife in ggaterbnrb:

W q te r b Il r \, 9Dnr., IL. San.
- Geit W}itternu6t IinO idmmtli6e
M}otorleute uno Gonbutteure, ipel6e
BEL Der connecticut 2ig6ting unO
3oner 50" 6ierIelbit ungeitelt iinb,
etnu 14O W}unn, an einen Strife gez
9angen, uno bieStruBenbubnnaggon8
Der @e7eui6aft baben feitDem ben Be-
trie6 eingeite1t. Die GntIoiIung BON
bret Qel1ten, peI6e na6 Der 8ebuupz
tung Der GeIeuI6aft Die @Ori6riften
berleBt 6aben, BAT 3u Dem Strite ben
2tnlaB gege6en, Die @ngeIte[lten Der>
Iangen bic 8ieoereinieBung Der Gntz
IafIenen in t6re Steuen un0 glet63ei=
tig cine neue 2obn5tula, Die Straz
Benbabnoerbinbung nit Naugatud,
@aterDiue un0 OotOiue lit glei6faQ5
unterbrDchen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-13

b,Im ion enti6lofen iein nm Die 9ez
ri6te, DaB er nit Der 6ubrung Der
8lofaOe Our6 ben Commodore S4e=
Der un3ufrie0en lei, gum Sdpei9en
gu bringsn, Osnielben gum @ontre@
2(Omiral 3u bef0rDern.
Der Gbef Des peutI6sn 8ei4pdz
rer8 in Der pene3uelanti6en @endlz
fern lit Der Commodore unO @dpttdn
:. 9. @eorg S9eoer. Gr gilt dlS Ell
ner Der ti9tigIten Deutihen Seeo1tz
9iers. @6eber lit am 19. 4prtl 1858
3u G6peioniB gs6orsn, trat i'm Nfdt
1870 dls 8uoet in Die Wtdrtne etn,
purOe 1874 lieutenant 3. g., 1877
O6erlieutenant 3. g., am IA. Utat
1885 GopitGnz2ieutendnt, 1891 @ors
oettenzgapitGn unD 1897 @apttGn
!. g. DIS iunger Sta65Offi3ier mar
56ecer orei Sabre lang i'm 3ei45@
murinezglmt t6Gtig, befe6ligte Dann in
Q(uftrulien ben tletnen &reu3er p8ufz
Taro "un0 trut mad erfolgter 9etmteRr
gum SberzGommanDo Der U&arlne,
6ei bem er Qlet6foGs orei Sabre Derz
blie6. @pGter commanbirte er oo5
QinienT6iff n&uiier 8ilReIm Der
3peite." sym 6erbit 1900 purbe CT
3um G6ef De5 @ta6e5 Der g}drinez
itation Der NorOTee (NilbelmSbuOen)
communoirt unO berblisb in Dieiem
GomunOo bis gu Der pOr einigen 0tO=
nuten erfolgtsn llebernaRme ietner
ieBiqen Stellung.
9uB Elm 8risgs3uitor0 nit @enez
3uela 6eite6t, piro Dur6 cine ipeben
srloiIere OrDre 0es 8aiisr5 in etlaz
tanter 0siIe bemiaIen. Der &uiier
beitimmt, oaB Die Wfunni6uften in
8ane3uelu pom 20. 9e3ember an
bsm Sage bes 8sginnes Der 8lOdaoe,
RrieqsIolo er6altsn. SOmit Adtten
mir mod ben fattii6en 8rieg.
8ppen's 2tbreiie pom @enez
3uelu.
Garucu8, II. San. - Der
amerituniI6e 8e7anbte 8opsn fuAr
qeitern frii6 8 lt6r in 8e9Ieitung Iei=
ner @ema6lin bon bier iiber Ga
8uunru nu6 0aI6ington ub, mo ct
8ene3uela bel cen T6ieosgeri6tli6en
8er6unDlungen pertreten pirD. Prdiiz
bent GuItro, bic N}iniitsr uno eine
qrDBe aus alien StGnbsn uno Ratio>
nalitGtsn 5uIummen9eieBte 0}enge
Iaqtsn i6m auf oem 8abnbofe &ebez
fpobl. Sine 9(orei7e Der bieIigen eng
ltTfen 8oIonie, in tpeltber iAm Die
Iel6e fir BEN i6r erpieIenen S6uB
Duntte, purDe benz 8eIdnOten uuf Dem
8u6n6oFe porgeIeien. 9erielbe bdntte
nit peniQen, uber bereDtsn Worten.
Der 5tuni76e @eianDte uno Die belgiz
fbsn unD nieoerlGnoiI6er Gef4dft5z
TRIGGER fu6ren in OemIelben 8a88on
na6 Ga 8uaDru.
syn DieIem 6aFen an9efOmmen,
fano Der 8aIanote ben amerttanti6en
0umpfer Dolphin" auf ibn uno ieiz
ne grau partsnO. 2tm W}itta8 gin8
her @s1unote an 8oro; er lit nit Der
bouan 8artretung 8ene3uela's be-
trout uno niro aIe5 0}0gIi6e t6un,
um Elm bafriebigeroe8 unb ebrenbaFteS
ue6ereinfommsn gu Stanbs gu brin@
gen.
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eSm Sdluee lmgefumutcn.

9 9enectab 3 y, R.~9, II. San.
= Srau So6n Carroll, mel4e am
Montug bon bier ipurlps Oeri3panb,
1T BEL 9altpan, Saratoga Gountp,
in einem S9neebaufen gefunben NOR
ben unb itarb balb na9 ibrer 4uffinz
bung. 5rau Garroa mar erit 5tpanz
Sig Sabre aft, itammt aus @quebuct,
mo nod i6re @ltern pobnen, unb beiz
rutbete por 5lpei Sabren SSobn Gar
roG, einen W2ann in ben Se4S5igern.
nit benz fie aber ME geIe6t bats
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8OOmQO'8
8tQOD
8clicf
fit ittnetfi6ett 1tnO Gn6erGt-
den Cje6rau6,

gBtnn man Mt6Butn qabr1utt, um Sbmtrjcu
gu fueu. iolt:n mir iolte UI;tttl ctrmcio.u. bic
oas S9fsm bcibaOaen. Opium Torpbium, 9blo=
r0ipymsastb:r, 6ocaiut unD Gblorat itiQtu pie
SdmerJ:H, iuoen fc O:H Sinr beg @efijbls jcritOs
r,H, Der gdtitut btrljJrt oaOurb Ole g,jubsfruft.
Ges III cine gcflbrljts Qrarjs; Ft masfrt me
Symptom, uuo anitutt oaB fc ols 2tjOtH btic:z
ti7t j,ritort ic Oiu Wogta, Die 2t5cr urb Of.
Edrmt, unO DsnH fir Hrgtrc 3tit fOrtJ:iebt t0o=
TT . bic 9}crOcu uu0 trjeuot lotals ooer uQqcs
usiHs 9dbmuu0.
90 1T tt.us 3otbncnoiatct porbauocu oicic uuz
gcDlfrn 0lIttcl lu bcUiBsn ntnu tiu ppTiOts I}itz
t'l iuic ID MAPS 8tubo RtIitf aud,
Ois oyObt,u 65mtr3cn ibn;n;r itiut, Obuc GJtfabr
fir Grna3ieut o0tr Ruotr.
6s iti1t uub bic iuttntoheu samricr i'm @u.
a'nbiid, D,rbutgt GHbunOunQ uno brilt 6ouEtitioz
nau ioDObl ocr 2uuatn iUit Oe5 ma1sug ocr Gdrs
me, oOtr onOcrtn Craans uuo Der Sdjlcimbdutc
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DER nnInrnr RifteLmra

b,iBt Nnaf,fs g9er in Golgs pom 9lutioduugtn,
Wo1ins unO 9sbtrtiOm uHO anOtrtu 9sdbrlben
lIebtln Don icu,r iamsBbaitn &rdni5cit oamorz
rbp;psH genuuHt, gepdgt piVo, otrullt nur 81 ltb'
O.m Qfu;b:r Der ibm iitr tb,urc5 Stl0 unr0irtiumc
W:rtursn otrtauft, ODER ocm Cuadiabtrr Der Qt=
ruintnlo5 qeuuQ III, irgcu0 eucm &bortH abcn0s
Site All ptrabrtid1,u Der Q0Ioene Utittsln.0 obtr
b.iBt @HattTs Otnu Inltcfs b;jBt itnts b'rii1mt',
eiaiig pirtiamc Mjttel g;JtH ole oamorrboiOm:
i,ns ay3uej, Die pjyilib btlit 9ro0tu frti otrs
iuuOt BON Z. R:utlOt;r 90. eor 24lG &tnz
QOri. tNiNoSa;S&Sl
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pCIIt unb ptrbittt
Grfdltuu9eu, 6ufFen, ,puuseu SaIs, Gntjiius
euns, Srpndbitis, 8urumuuid, 2lItbm a.
@aldria,
Tieber tno faltcS 9Stcber,
RadWav's Ready Relief,

Gs qi;bt fsius auors R01;n in Der gBtit, BE
Jjt5er uuo 9lQuc uuo ale uuOsrer mulariidcu bis
Ii6itu unb oHocren 6ieber utcritz5t Our6 RaDs
Ntlitf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-13

- SuDUlIuR IDL SuUptuUlIlS 0pIlStS
Sine 8iu 3ur 2(6I6offung be5 Sob
len3pues. - 0a5 6au8, onitatt
be8 Genat5, 7rG Die SynitiotiDe err
qreifen. - 2(uBerpsm orOnet oa5
6aus cine llnterIu4ung iiber Die
aoblennot6 an. - 9o5 Diro naz
tiirli6 bic 9eI6i4te nfiGen.
Mofbirgton .. 6, 12 Suz
nuor. = 9luF bem 5lur bes Senat5
FunD beute cine @onferen3 iiber Die
qo6lenFraqe tatt, an nel4er ii4 Die
6enutoren 2Qbri9, Nuiion, SpoOner
unD Qooge, Tonie observation-disclosures,
8oriiBer bc8 6au8zGomite'5 fir N}itz
tel unO Wege, bet6siligten. Nah Der
GonFeren3 tiinbigte 2llDrih i'm Senat,
ais Der 8eIt'f6e 8ef6lpb CUR 2tbi4afz
flung Des 3oG5 auf 6arttoblen pieoer
aufqerufen purDe, on, er babe 8runO
gu Der Nnnabme, baB bieie 2lngelez
qen6eit vunoerSpo" erlebigt tperD2n
niirDe. Qubri6 bat 6efanntlt6 bur6z
peQ be6auptet, Der Senat babe feline
9(utoritGt CUR 2tnnabme elmer 0erarti~
gen W}aBregel, unD biefelbe miiHe
pom 6uuIe au8geben 2IDrtA eriu6z
te um cine ubermali9e 3uridlegung
be5 8eI6luTes.
8eit proteittrte ener8ii6 0agegen
uno fagte, er babe entI4ieoenen
@runo, gu be5neifeln, buB runbeSlpo"
irgeno etlpoS in Der Sa6e gei6e6en
perDe. 2(Qe l1mftGnbe feien bugegen,
uub tpenn Der 8e16IuB ouf Die lunge
8unf ge76oben ipiirbe, 10 tperoe man
I6perli6 pieOer BON t6m b0ren.
Gurmud (Senn.) reDete in G6nltz
dem Sinne. g}a9bem 2tlbria bic
rauf nod cine 8ebe 3u 8uniten ieines
9(ntrugs gebalten bate, Durbe Der
8ef6luB bis morgen 3uriidgelegt.
lin 2 l16r geIangte Die Omnibus@
6taaten6iu nieber CUR 8erbanOlung
unb nu6m ben Reit Der Aeuti9en Git
3ung in 2lnIprr6. I'm so erfolgte
8ertdgung.
Sm 3eprGfentd + II e
mar bu8 9uIt be5 geItern pl0Bli4 gez
itor6enen 8eprdIentanten 5Ongue bon
Oreoon nit f6Dar3em Slpr Drdpirt,
unb Der 3aplan erlpG6nte in ieinem
@r0ffnungsgebet ben Sooe8fa4 auf
pietGtboGe 8eiie.
Die 8onIularz unO OiplOmutif4e
8erpiligun98biQ purbe einbert6tet,
unb nu6 etlt6en anberen Routinegez
I6Gften rief @ro5penor (O.) bonn 60
mite fir RegeIn ben unldngIt bom
@omite fir &auffa6rtei>S4iffa6rt II.
sSif6ereien CUR Qnnabme empfo6lenen
8eI9luB ouf, tpel9er bo8 leBtere Goz
mite inftruirt, cine l1nteriu4ung ii6er
bic Roblennot6 eir3uleiten. Ser 8ez
I6luB tpurbe o6ne Debate angenomz
men.
W}oobD Or tiinoigte barauf ben
Sob feineS Gollegen Songue formeQ
on, uno Die iibli9en 8eiletbs 8ez
i4liiIIe ipurDen angenommen. Der
@pre6er ernannte Elm @omite, pel4es
Der 8eerbigung beitpOAnen ptrb, noz
rauf Ii4 bds 9aus gum 3ei6en Der
Q8tung fir ben 8eritOrbenen Inn
1910 Bis morgen Dertagte.
Rd9 Der beutigen 9ertagung beiOer
9Gufer nurbe mitget6eilt, man err
tparte, bnB Der GongreB eine Bin our
guf6e6ung bes 3Olles duf QntBracttz
toblen CT Gents pro SOnne) onne6z
men perbe. Die 4ngelegen6ett foll
morgen i'm Gontite fir Mittel uno
@ege in 8etra4t ge3ogen tperben, unO
man 6offt, baB Oas 9aus bic 8ill
i6on morgen paIiiren pirb. Damn
lperbe fie an ben Senat gelungen, uno
ME es tbr bort 9eben ipirb, lit ungez
mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-13
Nuftanb an9efilnoi9t.
slm 1. 9lpril lOa's lOs9eben.
WtaccSpmiid1e SnlmrgcntenfIbrer
MAIDEN fcimc MDrNer9rubcn aus
ibrcn SelSenbcrseu.

in elmer tiir3li4 gu Sofia
dbge6altenen @eriammlung. -
@roBartige @orbereitungen fir
ben Gmpfang bss beuti4en &rOnz
prin5en in petersburg, - Der
3psd oss 8eiu6es ion in elmer
9(nnGberung 9suti4Iano'5 unO
8uBlanb's nit 9inIi4t auf Die err
ipartsten l1nruben auf Der 8dItdnz
6albiniel beite6en. - 8raf uno
@rGfin Qonpab trennen ii4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-13
Bonn GbMgreb.

- 6u6ititute for @ub1eaOing Gongre
Sine Sin CUR 2(bi6affung Oe5 &OG=
lsn3oQes. - 9a5 6ou5, onitatt
be8 6enat5, IrG bic SnitiotiDs err
greifen. - 2tuBerOem OrOnet Oo2
6uus cine l1ntsrIudun9 ii6er biz
ao6lennot6 an. - 9o5 piro no=
tiirli6 bic @e76i8te nfiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-13
Gs TIT tutrfGt6 Der 9rDBe
8elie9er Beg S6mer3t8

uuO bat loon mcbr guteg 9srban ols iratnO yiu
unOsrss Dtiit,L
EBegtH 8Crrcufu fuHgeu Gutti d II ~
Gen, r ii & en- ne b. 3 I f. OOcr Sciteu=
d mcrIsH, & . f pDer 3 ab mel unO
aHOeTe ubtrli d c . d mtr6 rUirfcn ci=
nigs @Dpiitatortu, NIT Der 6uHO t;ngtri,btu iDis
elm g9unOcr unO tn:n Die Sbmsrjcu ioiprt
6ciIt urb ptrbuttt
GrfdItunseu. 5uFen, rOuneeu 6aIs, Gnnnus
nuHs, Srond,itis, pHcamunia. aitbma.
Suriatbmisftit, 3ufuenSa.
3bumatsmus, 1turaIge,, Scj1tioa Qumblqo. gins
bDtQsu O,r @IiGO;r, Sbmer3:H I'M RldtR,
in Der 9rut OOcr IN 9tH gitOcrH.
81, auprOung BON 8taOD RtIjtf an Dem
Shell oocr oeu Eb:leu, no oc sbms3cn ltgcu
i@atit iOfOrt GrIei5tcruug unO 9cQucmljdtcit
2tue innerli6en S6mer3en, tpie in
ben 9drmen ober i'm W}agen, &rGmz
pfc, lauren N}agen, Spa5m8, llebeGz
felt, @rbrehen, Sob6rennen, 0erp0iiz
tat, S6IafloTgtett, W}igrdne, 9iarrboe.
&olit, 8ld6ungen, O6nma9tsunfGqe
Dsrocu ioiort gtliuOcct uuo anca qcbsilt Dur8
ols Ginuc5ntu cjHcm balb.u Ib,tloiitl 0OG
&cuOD &tIci in e!utm balbeu @las g8afcr.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-06-25

wiggles from under his honor's
control recited a poem before the
Council-iust fore the Council
was skinned" out Of the last
thousand dollars in the city treas
ury for an old iron fence that
has disfgured the public square
ever since you and were young,
Maggie, the present value Of which
is about ten dollars in Confederate
money" Councilman Sannebeck
sang:
When John Y. Brown first moved TO
town just forty years ago,
Board sidewalks frlnged the spacious
streets all over Mexico.
Electric lights flashed forth all night
to guide us on our way;
Where are the walks we used to tread,
and where are our lights to-day.