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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

most excellent work they do, Among the
nther. most notable to be seen WILL be
Nil II, sloan. the original Nplekle Dick,
SOM" 'thel Leyey, In coon songs and
the soubrette role; Gertrude Futledge, as
tic bewitchlng widow; william keough,
as the Governor; James II. Manning, M I'M
hotel proprietor; M :, sulllYam, ins ms tp IA
others, This stage Is under the direction
~ Mr., James German, and his Well-tsr.lled
chorus 81 singing beauties includes ,Flor5
ence Little, Molie Newell, Rosela E & e.
Jane Barry Carrie Ward, Aggle g Gl az :
Mamie aildea, MAJ Lutz, 4athef'Ae
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

must be able to do something, besides
pose. "A woman can swish her skirts
across the stage and smile sweetly, and
& II the skirts arc all right. and the smile
shows a pretty set OF teeth, and perhaps
displays the eutest little dmple in her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

chin, the audience forgives her all faults
Of speech Dontyou see how 1t is? No
ma tier licw nicely a frock coat may set
upon a man. 1t Isn't going to carry him
very far toward drawing salary as an
actor unless he can do something be-
sides wear the coat. B. G.
81 Gertrude Coghlan will be seen at the
Academy on Wednesday, matinee and
night in "Alice of Old Vincennesi" a
DEMONSTRATION by Edward q. Rose, found
ed upon Maurice rhompson's picturesque
and romantic story Of love, war and pa
tr!otsm. 1t is melodramatic at times.
the story is brisk, and runs easily and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
the piay,snnd Alice and her soldier
sWeethea,rt are happily united. As ii ss ,t
Afrntsrt, ttt,s THURSDAY.

MINSTREL THURSDAY. ).
George 3 IL 7 primrose, Of Primrose q
D0ckstader's Biz American Minetreis' -
noted ne being the best eSponne Hi y t ~.
American stage as itnitatort, E 2. .ae uI ans,
cerE6 hrs svnn Kim fame from ocean to
ooeat,,s1 ,,ha lssale OF seats for the blg
minstrel show will commence at tho box
office OF tha Academy tomorrow morn 1
ink, ana a. ptfis company USUALLY plays
to ''standitig-roon, only II WI re Well
for those who prefer sitting inrtea a.i..A 20
secure seats before tho openlng n's ~.
Black-face viii be the order, and the
rlie at each performances. The company
Is exceptionally strong In comedians ana
vocalists, the scenic display bright ana
bonutiful the programme full OF diversl'
fled acts, the Entertainment WITHOUT
competitor in worth Of merit, Inc COM
pany will appear hero next THURSDAY.
"A TEXAS STEER.
"a Texas steer" Hoyt comedy with
out black stocking, or a bit OF dough,
OF Il safe to hold COAL or q porous plas-
ter, or mucilaEe. covered bill, or tramp,
comes to the Academy on saturday, ma y.
nee and night, yet 1t Is said to pc Hoyts
funniest and best work, as IT deals with
politics. It is always effectve. The story
briefly told Is this: Maverick Brandor,
gress. and though me has no great desire
to 90 to Washington, his constituents. IN
their own peculiar style insist upon him
serving his country at the Capital. lie
accordingly goes to Washington, accom-
panied BY his wife and daughter, Rossy,
afnaturnlly{ bright girl, though somewhat
aunsophisticated. They all get into the
political and social swim Of the Capital.
While 4 in Congress Brander's constitu-
ents have all the confidence in the world
( in him,$yet they are not above appoint
Ing committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Yell, Bragg and Blow. to keep. their eye
OF, the Congressional representative Mt
the seat OF government. These glorious
pr oducts OF Texas form a UNIQUE trio.
Az is perfectly natural Bossy Bran
der has a lover, Captain Fairleigll Bright.
a young ofticer;ln the United States army.
who meets her In washington and Is
somewhat ashamed Of her Texan ways.
when they are brought into comparl-
son with the manners Of the fashionable
set In gWashington. Bossy recognizes this
quite as well as does her soldier lover,
but with an intelligent and bright wo-
man 8 adaptablity, sho masters the sit
untlon and wins consideration In the
social swim. It. Is scarcely necessary to
add that the Congressman comes out
nil right and the loves OF Bossy and
FaIrleigh close happily. Before this cll-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
AT THE BIJOU.

Beginning Monday night Misc Percy
Ilaswell will make her first appearance
Of this season with the George raw
sctt Company at the Bijou, and her re-
turn here, where she is 50 popular. and
where she was seen during the first part
OF the season as a star, will be one OF
the notable events Of the dramatic sea-
son. Miss IIaswell will be presented by
Mr.. Fawcett In two plays during the
weeks engagement here. the first play
being the powerful sardou drama "Fe-
DORA" this continuing for three days
and ono matinee, On Thursday the play
will DO changed and sfor the remainder
Of the week Miss HasWell and tho George
Fawcett COMPANY will be seer, In new
version of the famous old play "East
Lynne" In which the same company has
just smashed all stock records In Bal
tlmoro.
Miss IIawell's beauty and charm and
her artistic ability have won for her the
highest place among American comed!-
ennes. and her 1'enppoaranco here IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

max. howeverTtis reached, we have ex.
nc riences with members of the Third
House." as represented by "Brassy Gall, :"
a type, and fairly true one, with Chris
topher Columbus Jr.; Fishback. a col
ored statesman; Othello Moore, q private
walter at the Arlington; Mrs. Brander.
the Cattle Kings wife, and other more
or less remarkable characters. &
"a Texas Steer Is enormously funny
and clever and the production Is said to
be exceptionally good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

,,,ndarn standpoint. Il liz crisp. and fresh,
whIla i retaitii1g the beautiful dramatic
aeot1es of the. original Witch lead flrse
< 10 Inc death of TIE son Of Lady Isabel
and later to the death OF Lady Isabel
herself. IN the emotional scenes OF this
play Miss Haswell shcws z skai afd ceet ~
SUCCESS for her In Baltimore ana this
SUCCESS she IL expected to duplicate II
Appearins with Miss Hasweli In both
these plays will be several favorites OF
tie George Fawcett Company, incliditig
Hale Hamilton, Regan Hughston Allred,
ijaroid cohiil, Viola Burton, Edward
Wright and d dozen other PLAYERS who
are personally popular here. The usual
matit1ess on Tuesday, Thursday ana sat
Si,rday viii be given durifg tho week.
This will be tho first time either OF ne
George Tawcett Companies, 0R wMcn
there are now three. has been seen here
In six weeks or more,
RICHARD MANSFIELD.
All the preparations for the coming OF
Richard Mansfield and his enormous
"Jullus Caesar equipment to the Acad /
amy are about complete. Everything is
being taken OF the stage except the
drop curtain, for Mansfield brings every
thing seer, or used on the stage even MS
own specially made calcium lights. Dress
Ajnp room accommodations are bcins
prepared for 800 people, and ono especin "
" prepared room has been nude ready
for tho costumes Of others than prihci-
pals One feature OF the list OF things
which had to be made ready. IS q BLOCK
and tackle with raising capacity OF
3,20O pounds. It Is believed that this is
to raise /, large section OF the Senate scene
which is q remarkable effect In amphl-
theatre form and must be strong enough
10 bear the crowd NJ Senators.
Mansfield comes by special train. In
or der TO get the quantities OF scenery,
furniture, baggage, crates, armor and
other parnphernalia to the theatre at the
earliest possible moment. O procession Of
baggage wagons and scene vans Will meet
the train ana begin work MS soon as
the baggage cars are switched TO their
positlons The transfer company's force
and the stage crew have been more than
doubled to handle Mansfleld's Julius
Caesar" production.
Attention IS called to the fact that the
curtain on Julius Caesar rises punc-
trally at O'clock, and this means that
tho overture will have been played before
that time. Everyone Is urged to be In
their place on time, for though the stage
is radiant with light during the first act,
the house Is pitch dark. The interest in
the story begins at once and not only is
Caesars pageant to the Lupercal games
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

tcCV. Tor ,t-'t.t, 49, - =, - Il,
81 the: Eisley's Shoe Satin Polish
brought Sin, Ammonia, for .:. 800
,rom niagara Cream, for the nam
,,nk,,n iast calcium Powder -
Esual 10 rswardoilet Wafer 1900
Ssrter and 50 Tor hlta l congh p ,rcI
ZION to tho railway fai,
prisoner here OF saa and salts IL,
ketuyn fare home again. .......
penss Will DO deducted II. ,...,....,
the enlisted man who deterl for ~.
that he did not Wish TO Ae;a ....,...
nappeps every day, feg ave ---.---r--
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bung aue8 @igent6ums uno Der Sc
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sum 8reife Don 40 MiQionen Dollars
BADEN mir gar fem iibtes 8ei6Gft gez
ma6t. Die 4u8gra6ungen, pelfe To-
melt DorgenDmmen porDen, ipiir0en
~minbeitens 1910 900 an Qrbeit8z
lobn toften, tpsnn er lie nod einmal
miiBte DOrne6men laTen. 0us Gigens
t6um Der Banana @iienba6n, nell
DIES tie glei6faas in ben 8ouf er6als
ten, lit inter 8ribcrn $7,50O,OOO
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Neuem angefertigt perOen IOQten, unb
bic 10000 older 2Gnbereien nit 8auz
ten fir 9eumten unb Nrbeiter, Die
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gu 6aben iein.
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AGerfei SntereGanfes.

Sur NnfeDIung DIN 8ceren
in 9auti6zS ijOpetafrita bat ii6 in
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bilDet, 5u oeren 3ei6nern Il. u, Sc
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8erfiigung gu itslen, ipbulO Our6 8ez
rettiteQung zines 8etrs65tapital5 DON
100000 W}art bic 3entabilitGt gez
ii6ert eri6eint. 9ie Oeuti6e 8Deren=
GentraIe (0}iin6en 23) gie5t barber
nG6ere 4u5tunft.
Die & nzW tttne BON
G6inu nil, pie Der rOItuiiatii42
2lopo" meloet, i'm 4pril O8. IS. Die in
9ooz5ingz5u garniionirenOen 5rup%
pen be7i6tigen. sic banOelt bamit
Qeqen cine bi86er ME bur2brO4ene
Site. 0e6er Der Scatter, nod Die
RuiierinS0ittne baden bis ieBt Da5
Grer3ieren i6rer 6oloaten geie6sn;
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liegeno ben taiIerli6en 9Ofitoat PAL
iiren lafIen.
Die Be tie QbfertigunG Die
hem britiiten S6impf6olO Ruo0dro
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81 lit Denn ME gu Dir geOrungen
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Die reid an 8ilbung f6On erfa6ran,
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Bonn 6unnensSoA bic @elt befreit?
Dies 8iTen i6eint Dir niat 5u et5en,
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f6neigen."
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uno es ergiebt iid fir Die So3ial@
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Die erften Na6ri6ten iiber bic
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lamb Iagt, Die SnFllpen3a gis6t urs Der
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bemie i'm Sabre 1880 in 9eut76lano
gum erftenmale uuftrat, putoe 0az
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fe BON fpaniI4sn 6pIoaten eingez
f6teppt norben ur0 in i6rer Spmptoz
men Ne6nIi6feit nit Der betannten
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nit fdrei6t in feinem n6ausbu4"
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6aupt unb Ter 8ruTt iebr 3uge1eBt
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MUntag, 2. Sebrnar 1903.

Qlfo @iI6eIm
nimmt ieinen itGnOigen Aufent6aIt i'm
S6lOB in 6annoDer. 0a miifen bod
po6l bic 8elfen i4lieBli4 gut preuz
Rid nerben.
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Baltimore 9ampf : gatet 3 60.
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Jung, ROitn frtt, aci,r0,rts Gaiitmlimmsr i'm
g~.utt4gur,au Der pR11sgint,' Rr. lob. Cts9Iltis
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Cine Continental 3rut So. 9uilOing.1
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81. s8iustz 4seHt. Sen. fr. mo Ban. IgeHt
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Mus Hpm piro gemeIbet,
boB I'M Sonorfluiie untpeit OonQpmz
peji Spuren elmer anberen pom 8e5ub
ber76iitteten Stabt entDedt poroen
iinO, Die me6rere 6unOert Sabre Dor
Bompeji unterging. Nusgrdbungen
finD bereits Q~nQeorDnet mprDen.
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Gbos- "a. SrcInad1.

Es flr6 am 81. Sauuar nab ldHgerem Suotr
Eh7s W Rr,spab, Qtlic5tcr @ltte pom Carr.
Gyc5p1d}. in itinem IS. Q,bsusiabgt. Sie @ctyo.=
anna fiao:t mor0en G:tuita9, otn , J:brgar.
Na5mitta95 , ltbr, BON Der 9]2obauHl ittnc5 &raz
0srs, ora. 6rto. Rrtspa5, 9r. l76, Cr!'aas7Sr,
aus auf Der r2ouooH=4dctsGcmctsrp" r1.t.
t22-h
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0fnnic Schnmbcrner.

IS f1r6 am 81. 5lauar 1893 2tnui. s6am5c-acr
80 Sabre alt, gelj,bte 5O3.cr Don pins S5amsty.
qr. Die &r;sOiguug fjroet morgtn, Gitnfaa
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BIG. GmorD traBt aus Ul5 Der Ct. Mlgbogius.
STRIDE. poielbt cine Gsquitu=I}.Ts qcbalt;n lpiro
unO Oaan auf penn ao,. Grl0irsTricObofc" itatt
uGube in 6ritOin!"
Io2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02
Gnhn &nuplcr.

es farb an /. 6tbruar. Il r6r 9OrnittaQs
Sobn Gayplcr in i;;U:m %. N.btH=lobrt, SH .;
cr5i1nu1 firoet MitttD Q d, Du T. Gt5ruay
gh,dm:ft7qs , IIhr. Don itirtr ktt,n GSobuuHq
CIR. G7I, @:fa6aD.ttcsStrabe, aus auf 0r s1toaa
Cnptt EemctyD" ftatt. &crtD1nots unO Sr'uao
inn o6rangspolt tiHgtiaOtn, bttjnpo9Htn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02

@Gt ungefoBen unb feline Staot, 9OrF
pber 6aus unbeiu4t gsIafen. Die
meiIten d6er iinb pteber auftommen,
fon6erlid bic Ii9 oteIer &r5nei unO
Qberldfens entbdlten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02
0enrn Nnncf.

IS ftar6 am l. 6tbrulr rad turler 2raHtb.j
in i,ircm 81. Qe63nsiabra @eurD GnGtl, g]e.jcbt,:
@attt Der rerfor5sueu MIoris 2. GuQcI in ocI
Ir, So, gi1btsStraBs. 81; @e;ro0un9 i;no,t
N lit Il. 1a6mjttaqg I'M 3 llbr, Oon o5en:
e%snauntcr 0obuurq aus priOatim itatt. l33-5t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02

ne iforb am 81. 2aruar Wiaiam 9ud, 1tlitbtt
@otfe p9u Marp Bud, 50 Sabre alt. Die 8eer0i
anna ;u0.t btute, Moutag, DEN >. 6ebruar
Moratns 20 u6r, MN isiner leBt,H &o5nuaJ, gr
g25. 4ef4s0mbaeozStraB aus Ulb Der Ct n
t.rs.air5t TAFT, no nm 9 Ibr cine &tquillrsGt.f
oeba.tcu nirO. 9trUluOte uno 6r;unos lInO elm.
utlaOeu, bti3uUobHtn. l8i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02

Der Go6n be5 Der Horde
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2iebtne4t,
3e6tSannalt 8arl 2iebfne4t, 1T in
Dem 8a6ltreis Spanoau ais Gunbis
Dat Der SO3ialOemotraten oufgeiteut
nprDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02
2Ids6en- au5Uge.
Z efanMtma%d )nnQen.
Ncpartcment fur lluterribtsiucfcn.
- Bureau ccr SdluIzg pnIi

~WItNN = ~NUHt- W|tN
Baltimore, MO., ben 30. Sanuar 1903.
@cricQclte 6orDtruuQszQugc5o fir Die 9erior:
quug Der 0fieutLibeu Sbultn non Baltimore mi
@it6cru p;rolu bis W tt II Q o, Den II. 5ebr
1903, gtaamittaqs 1 llbr, III ojcicn 8irtau emf
qtrcu ~Qtnommtu.
Gug Gc3t, &nQtbotc mir irgeuo totl6s OOtr ali
Stems" III p~erlUsrian, bleibt porbtbalteu.
Sin beQluubiQter Shed I'M &etra0e 0oH 500
3ablbar an Den Ma0or uuo Sta0tratb Ron &alti.
more, muB ieoem quqcbot ~btj9tiugt icIu.
Spcifitatiouau in Oititm gjg,ou.
Sm Outrage $. W. GpWIcss Getr.
Cau31, 6r.2 ,3.45,6,T9 {, 1O,1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02
Sphannn 2anb.

IS liars am 81. 9auuar 1903 6rau 3]obanaa
Gaub, Qclic5te So6tlr ron 0toro UNI 0dlbtl=
Mia G@ifen5crq, i'm utter BON % 595rcu nm Il
I}ouatcu. 81, 8ecrOi9ung 1In9tt 2teHp a g,
NINA i6rtr Glt,rn. ri 2JG, Ganton=AnG,. aus
f+1ff 'H--ti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02
Ncpartemrnt fur 6ffentltdje Std,erbeit.-Sau
~teu.-Subcepurtemeut teS 0CbduSezSuipcfz
rurzSurcdus. RuthbQu5.

torsSurcdue, NatDUnu0.
9uItimOrE, Dcu 81. 5lnuar 1903.
Dir iiuo gt5u5e nm Gtpd5ruag DIR i~Ol3cOOeH
4ri0jle9jtu 3u9c8an8tU:
tiatn ool3ibuppen, y bj II uuO "A SUB bod,
in yr. A09, Glmbyio9t=Strabs 3u baucu;
gr. 200, g8eizg8:tzStraBt cjntu 0ol3i@uppen,
Is bel % un0 2 6uB bod, 3u 5lHeu;
CatzStraBe, 3nibtu .. UNI q. Strabe, iiutn
80 Gferottrdft, 0eusrator uuO cine $50 4i,rOet5dite
Eampfmaihine gu rrr:1tcu;
CIR. 3l2, 0ctsgaltimor,= 5trabt, eiHen 3 Qicy0es
frdftt el,ttriihsu W(otor au3uitlsu;
9}r. 500, Suo=0aul5z5trdBt, cine Is Qfcr0tz
trdite @a5mai1iHe ju erri6t.n.
Sr1Mo S,nauD, Der GinDnour9tn qt3tu Die
gepd5ruug oicier Bc,u5; 5u er5tbeH bat, m05e
io.bc bis sum 3. 5t5ruar, @ormitt1gs 10 llbr,
in Ot,ism girtau :;nreiben, gu iutl@er 3sjt Oars
iibsr tubgilttg euti4icOtu UerDeu miro.
Gnwaro I. BRETON.
(Ebr2l Ge5lu0t=SuiUctt0r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02

9u4 Hanger Paufe 60rt
mar mai nieoer etna5 pon Dem Dor
Sa6ren IODielgenannten 8ei45tagsz
abgeOr0neten N6lnarOt: 5dmmtliz
de S5raeIiten in 8ontB baden NAM
lt4 StraFantrog gegen i'm geIteut me-
gen elmer beleiOigenOen 8sOe, Die er in
Berlin ge6uIten bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02
0crbarD -. Snbft.

as farb am /. 6t5ruar, 9 lI6r 4iOr9ens, in
ieiucr lBttn g9obuurQ. 9lr. 2)j4 HtnoeH"apfnne,
GtrbarO s.. &ubit in itintm 80 &'b'HstaDrt.
dc Belt Otr 9ter0iguHg luiro }pater a~H9'j'I9t.
T2Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02

2orb 8oeberD Der EN- & {
nfommenOe M}onn" Der engliT6en 81
beralen bat ~unIGngTt in qlpmoutf
cine &eOe ge6oLten, bic pie0er einmaL
Orr6au5 conIerDatio mar. Gr gaf
rarin feline 3uitimung CUR 8ene3ueluz
Qolitif, befirportete Die 5lottenDerz
mebrung, for0erte militGrif4e Reor=
g%oni7ation, fur3, ma9te BON u Bis 3
feline 9:rbeugung Dor G6amberIoin
uno 8it2ensr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-02

SIN 6freiatf4en &bgez
p~rbneten6auIe BAT Die MinOerbeit Der
G3e9i76 8aOifaIen au6 pieOer d.
ftruttion gema6t un0 9aueriiBungen
bis mad feds ll6r Morgen5 er3munz
gen, babel a6er audi 6eftig Oan0olirt.
Snfolge Dieier 8orgdnge 6dben Die
6raftipn8bor7tdnoe 6eI6lOfen, cine
2(enOerung Der 8ei6dft5orOnung gu
6arQt6en.