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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-09

Principal w. H. Campbell addressed the George Rowland Club of Chicago last Saturday. There are coming out os the public schools to-day a great mass of anarchists" he said. Pupils in many of the schools in Chicago, and in my own school, hoot at the teachers when they pass by. have even known them to follow the teachers to their boarding houses When body of pu- pills are permitted to go into a school and say that one of their teachers must not ride on street cars run by non-union carmen during a strike. and be sustain Cd in their demand. I say that is an- archy.'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-09

There are three fountains in Indiana that magnetize needles. scissors, knife blades and other steel objects immersed in their waters. The first is spring at Cartersburg, the second driven we'll at Lebanon and the third driven we'll at Fort Wayne. The waters contain large proportion of earbonic acid, which Is disengaged on exposure to the air. As
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-09

4HE REEkLR JOUnKAL. Issssd Tharsdsys. Ons Dollar . Year
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-09
Mink Scarfs
Brown Fox Scarfs
Alaska Sable (Skunk) Boas
Long Mink Boas

Shaped at neck, trimmed with na- tural mink tails. regular value $45; special,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-09
Small Furs for Christmas Gifts.
 kkkkk
 SCARFS

Long Double Brown Fox Scarfs Lon Fur and glossy, three yards long, shaped at neck. special,
 S25
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-09

Black Mink Stoles, special. ..... 500 Baum Marten Scarfs, special. $500
 Isabella Fox Scarfs, special. ...... 1850
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28
Disagree
Insanity Clause in Prison
Contract is Bone Of
Contention

A difference Of opinion has a-isen
over the meaning Of the particular
provision Of the new prison contract
which provides for the return of Okla.
homa prisoners who have been adjudg-
ed Insane When the announcement
was made several weeks ago that a
new contract had been entered into for
the care Of the Oklahoma prisoners. it
avs also stated that Oklahoma, by the
new contract. was bound to care for
its insane prisoners Shortly after
wards, eight territorial prisoners were
declared insane by the prison physi,
clan. The sheriffs OF several okla
homa counties we're notified and a copy
of the clause of the new contract in
which it is set forth that the insane
prisoners should be returned to the
counties from which they were SEN
fenced, at the expense Of the terri.
tory, VAS inclosed Sheriff Carpenter
was amocs those nouIned by Warden
Jewett In his letter the warden ask
ed that Sheriff Carpenter notify hin
when he would be ready to receive the
prisoners Sheriff Carpenter replied
Immediately. receiving an answer from
Warden Jewett, stating that It was
expected the Oklahoma sheriffs would
come to Lansing and that the prison.
ers would be turned over to chem At
the door OF the prison This. however,
does not comply with the new con
tract, which explicitly states that the
state of Kansas shall return and de-
liver TO the Oklahoma sheriffs the in
sane prisoners and that a proper re
ceipt shall be given by the sheriffs
rDon dewey Of the prisone,s Shei #
ipenter ape sled to Govsrle ,r, a.
son and the = sitter has ls9p iaken dp
with Governor Bailey and Warden.
Jewett.
Warden Jewett has also written that
two Oklahoma sheriffs have come to
Lansing and received their insane
prisoners. Logan county prisoners
adjudged insane and ordered returned
are Frank Ellis and Enoch Armstead.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

J. o. Mcintosh OF Pond Creek, is a
guest at the Astor
Miss Maude Mcqueen AMI Miss Lena
Reach returned last evening from a
two months trip to New York and
other eastern points.
Tony Higgins has returned from a
trip to Newark, N. Y.
VIM. Brunner left last evening for
Cincinnati, o., called there by the
death Of a sister
A. W Tucker, a druggist Of Lawtou.
is in the city.
J. J Cunningham Of the = = and
G. railroad, returned 70 ms home in
Enid this afternoon.
Dr. Lulu NJ Ireland returned today
from a trip to Chicago
J. N. Keys went to cashIon this af-
ternoon.
r Bantz Gano is attending the races
at Oklahoma City today.
Judge J c. strang has returned
from a trip to Perry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

G. H. Laing. County Attorne G. Z.
Bowman c. f. Mckinley and e. p.
wickmiller Of Kingfsher. were v,si-
tors in the city
F. G. Dennis Of Wellston. is giest
at the Elks.
Harry Beam and e. D. Nabb Of
Navna, are in the city
Mrs Bruce of Kansas City, is in
the city visiting friends.
L. L. Davenport, employed by the
Pioneer Telephone company is in the
city from Perry.
Miss Leila Holiday - Topeka Is
visiting at the home of MIR. and Mrs
j. E. Peterson.
Miss Ruth Cloverdale of Saltwater
is in the city.
E. w. Tateman is here from Okla
homa City
A. R. Wood is Yukon visitor in
the city.
C. w Cook Jr., was here from To.
peka today.
Mrs. steens Of saltwater, is visiting
friends in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28
FOR YOUR SUMNER OUTING.

Ihls season there viii be numerous
opportunities to. travel with little OUT
lay for railroad fare. Reductions will
be made Dy the Santa Fe to Boston.
Baltimore. Detroit, Denver, Colorado
Springs. Pueblo, Los Angeles. San
Francisco. San Diego. and many other
points. Those named below are rep
resentative, and show the extended
territory to which reduced rates will
apply,
Colorado and Utah Excursions.
Round drip tickets to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo may he purchased
at Guthrie for $3.50 daily. 10 and In
cluding September 80. To Salt Lake
City and Ogden for sSO5O durinH same
period. Final limit. October 81, 1908.
Tent City (san oleso), Cal Special
reduced rate for tickets syyerlng
round trip railroad and Pullman faresi
meals enroute; two weeks board and
lodging at Coronado Tena ctty; also
railroad fare 70 and from and meals
and lodging at Grand Canyon. From
Topeka the cost Is only slOa25.
For descriptive literature. reserya-
tion Of sleeping car space or further
particulars about events advertised
here, or for rates TO other points OF fog
other occasions. apply 70
A. J. corklns.
Agent. A.. T. & s f. Railway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28
Model Roller Mills

The business man who does not be
lieve in trade reciprocity and protec-
ton Of home interests is no business
man. That Is a settled commercial fact.
Any man by swapping credit can oper-
ate two or even fve lines Of business
OF the same character but me can not
be successful by "toadying" 70 the
hoi polloi, with fakes. A representa-
tive OF the Model Mills has just can
vaseed the sentiments OF Guthrie mer-
chants on these questions. A strict
counting shows an almost unanimous
sentiment for home protection; home
consumption and trade courtesy and
reciprocity. The exception is mush-
roomy. Il is a merchant who prob
ably gets a rake-off for pushing Kan
sas goods. which passed through the
food. There is more complaint heard
about Kansas -four than any other
kind. Housewives Of knowledge say
the stun Is musty. Only the unsus-
pecting use Il. OF course, when a per
son reaches that immense height
where ne can operate two stores on
horseback. having Just come from the
farm--it makes difference The
Model is not pushing Silver and Gold
Perfection and Velvet, because Il IS
Guthrie made. but because Il Is the
best Hour made. The ladies viii voneh
for 1t and merchants Of repute viii
tell you that It has the call
Don't bedeceived.
Don't let inferior -four be paimed ofi
on yon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

Prof A. r. Hickam of the chair of
chemistry in the Alva normal school.
lis in the city today,
Attorney w S. Denton and dsugh-
ter, Of Enid, are in the city toda,
Mr and Mrs. Chas. Griswold. Mr.
and Mrs. w H. Chpppell, Or. and Mrs
Smith. Attorney Hildreth aud wifc
returned this morning from Oklahoma
City where they attended tho races
yesterday
COMMISSIONS Hopkins returned
this morning from trip to Oklahoma
City
r A. Johnson has returned from a
trip to Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28
Personal MENTION.

Prof Dimke has returned from 4
trip to Norman.
Banker c. c. Walker Of Glencoe. IS
In the city
Eiitor A. b Wood of Mulhall. was in
tbs city last evening.
{ las. Maine has gone to Oklahoma
cny
. G. Helton and family will leave
ne week for an extended visit wifh
fri nds and relatives in virginia
Mrs. c c. Kneisley and son Mckay.
have returned from Denver and the
mountains O. Colorado where they en-
joyed the cool breezes several weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

The swell dressers Of Guthrie will
do we'll TO inspect our handsome fab
RIGS before purchasing elsewhere.
Lindwall Bros, tailors. III South
First street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

Lindwall Bros, tallors, carry a large
assortment Of fancy worsted, seotchea
and black woolens Of every design.
Your inspection will convince you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

Lindwall Bros, taiIOrs, for the lat
est designs in nobby sultlnss; the
finest Of tailor's trimmings in our
clothes; our Workmanship the best
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

Ex-Governor Jenkins today purchas-
ed from the Economy grocery the 81
pound Watermelon which has been on
exhibition in the display window Of
that popular store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

The latest creations In all fancy
~oolens shown for oeasons 1904,
we invite your inspection. Lindwall
Bros, tsiors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

There viii be no ladies' free tickets
purchased at the ope- house; secure
them At W-'ise ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28
q a &.

An members Of Harntrauft Post
No. 3. are requested to be present al
hall over spencer's store, Friday even.
ing at 1880 p. 70. Eight new recruits
aer expected Ice cream and cake
VIII be furnished at close Of business.
BY order OF
J. ". farmhouse. p. G.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

stater's Madison Square Theatre
will open the new Oklahoma Lity
opera house or Sunday. November Sth-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

Old papers, clean and folded already
tied and ready to carry. 25c hundred
at Leader Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

Mayhower bottled beer is known as
Missourps Best It's the best you
ever drank Try it Al William Bar
ringers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

Wanted to Rent
a first class modern res
idence. Hirsch 4 kauf-
man, at Ora nd Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28
Purely an Investment
Not a Speculation
No Debts
No Preferred Stock
No Assessments
Titles Absolutely Perfect

Over million Of gold bearing in these mines prac
tically inexhaustbe
Our only reason for Offering ge the plants
thereby increasing the dividends.
We have httyIye thousand dollars already invested
Mills will statt up September list. earning dividends
Two mills c 40 tons each already established the
properties.
With $50 ton daily capacity running the stock will
pay $500 each in dividends aud be worth least $2
per share
Over fifty representative citizens of Guthrie Logan
holding shares in these mines
We own ten full sized gold bearing quartz ledges
County California almost miles the edges running
feet to 54 feet in width.
Al machinery by power.
Timber inexhaustble.
Now is the time to invest while the stock ow-wil be
worth double in 30 days
The assays these rnu from s95 to s8l5 per ton
For prices and terms apply to
JAMES S. LYON
President Lassat and Rose Gold Mining and Milling Co..
Guthrie, Okla. or
GEORGE II WILLIS,
President Poker Flat Gold Mining and Milling Co
Reference by permsson
Guthrie National Bank
Logan County Bank
Bank of Commerce
Ex-Gov. @. M Barnes, Pres Logan Co Bank
Henry E. Asp. Solicitor A. 4. & s. Ry Co
u @. Guss Pres Guthrie National Bank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

This is chance in thousand times mining
stock where will bring rich investment
viii pay you dividends for years 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28
An Absolute Guarantee

BY the Company that the first
years dividends will pay fully
SO per cent. on the investment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28

$4,000 Shares Of the Poker Flat,
Rose s Harold and Lassiat Gold
Mining and Milling Co.'S stock of
fered to the public for the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-28
NEXT 80 DAYS

Incorporated under the avs Of the State
of California Par value Sl00, full paid
ma NON ASSESSABLE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
Gnmnf nm riue Bride.

N}ariettu, g., 81. 2(uguit. -
3n 6oI8e elmer Meinung5perIdieOenz
feit 3niI8en Der r2(merican Bridge
So" uno Der nO6io Riper Bridge anO
6errp So" peigert ii6 Die grItere,
D3lfe bier cine Bride iiber Den O6io
fir Die 2eBtere baute, Die poqenOete
Bride an Die 8eIte0er a63utreten.
Die nO6io RiOer Bridge anO 6errp
60" ergrtff 6sute nit 6iilfe zines
8unoesmarI6aGs unO Der 9oli3eiz
monn16aft BON U}arietta gepaltiam
8eiiB pon Der Bride, pertrieb Die
Nddter Der y2(meritan Bridge So"
uno IGBt ieBt elettrii6eNoggons iibsr
Eie Bride Ioufsn. Die Wa9gons be-
f0roern Die 8unoe5poit un0 t0nnen
ni6t ange6altsn tperOen, ulIein troBz
Gem erpartet man einen biBigen
&ompF nm Das Gigentbum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
gran1hic in Ridlmun0.

3i6mpno, 8a, 81. 2uguit. -
6er6srt 9. 8ate5, ais Glert in Den
[.cIigcn ngriten 9otiorol6ont" dn9e.
iteGt, erIdoB beute Sri. &sno 8entrf
uno ii6 IeIbit. 8eiOe blieben auf Dem
sglede toDt. Seine 2lugen5eugen ma.
rem 3uge8en. Ytan permutRet BAT
Bates Der iungen Dame einen 9ei'
ratb5antrag gemo4t bate unO ob9e'
pieIen nDrDen mar.
Bates mar Elm So6n bes 6iilfs=
Gtubtz 5ngenieurs 6ront :. Bates
Gr 6eqing bic 8lutt6ot i'm 9urlOr Der
6entrD'I6en 8obnung, pobin er ge=
fommen mar, I'm ieiner 2lngebeteter
einen 8e1u6 ab5uitutten, Der jungt
Mann unb SRI. 8entrp lpuren felt IL
rer Rinobeit nit einanoer betunnt, IL
er foQ nabniinnig in bos 0&dOden
berliebt geneien iein, pdbrenO iie feline
g}eiQung ni6t ertpiOerte. Gr mar "a
fie % Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01

Der Superintenbant G6as. 81. Ship
man, Der 8a6nmsiIter Q(rt6ur B.
Bratt, Der 9ipiiions 6uperinten>
BENT Samas Smith uno DeI7en 2tiis
TENT 3i9. Sid.
8ei Der SroQep &ataitrop6e nur@
zen betunntli8 neun 9erIonen get0b
tet, adt W}dbfan un0 Elm &nabe, Die
ii4 auf Dem 8ege 8ur 6p6i6ule be-
fonoen; Die Goroners Surp fat iez
bod formeQ nur be3iigli6 oes SoOe5
osr @rneitina Q}iQer sine auf SoOtz
1dlag loutenoa 2(ntlage gsgen Oa$
Ctrettorium Der Srouep 9eielihuIt
unO Die genannten 8eamten erboben.
@6a nit Dem NamensauFruf Der
@@i4nor:nen GdnDiodten begonneu
nurDe, eridisnen Die 2tngstlugten
9upiO gourg uno 8idaro Sid, Die
Fisher auf Die Qnflage nod ni6t plat
Dirt 6attan. 0oung 6efano ii4 Do@
mails auf elmer Guropareiie uno Sid
in gaIiforni2n. Sir plaioirten jeBt
pni6t iduIoig" unO iteuten Die oerz
langte 8iirQI6dft pon $2500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
WliGion6re h0r 6rrif)t.
Gr0ffnung Oe5 9rO3eFe5 in Renarf
pegsn Der 5rollen 8ataitrop5e
pom 19. 5ebruar.

g&eparf, N.zS, 81. 2luguit. -
6eute bs9ann bier oa8 8erfabren ges
gen Die 5roqep U}agnuten, tpel6e in
@srbinoung nit Der SroQep 8utaz
itropfs an Der Clifton 2(penue am
10. 7Se6ruar D. s. oes Soptinlags
ongefla8t iinD. 9as alte 8eriht5gee
bGuoe psrmag ben 2tnorang Der gteuz
gierigen ni6t gu fallen, Die Der PrOs
3eiIirung Der Gr0iuFs beipobnsn mol
len. 8egen II ll6r puroe nit Der
2luspabI Der 8ei9porenen aus $50
ganoioaten begonnen.
Qange por 8sginn 0er9er6anDlung
6erri6te an Gingange gum 8eri6tsz
simmer Elm 10 unge6eures 8eDrdnge,
rap Die bort aufgeitelte 9pli3ei per-
itGrft rperben muBte unb man I6lieB@
lif Die 56irsn f6IoB, ba Der Sc
rittsIduI bis auf Den leBten 9luB gez
fiiat mar. Der llnritano, DaB poH
nen 2tngeflagten minDeitens ie6s
N2ulti W2iqiondre uno U1iQipndre
lpuren, mag rpohl peientIi6 81 DIR
alaemeinsn Rsugieroe beigstragen bus
ben. 3u Oieien geh0ren So6n ..
Grimmins BON 9}etp=gort, 9lleranDer
S. GaFett Don philadelphia, 6. 5. 6.
0pung BON Seriep Gitp, Or. 2eBlis,
,. @arD, gliiba 9. @aoois un0 s.
3ooiepeIt ShanIen pon Reparf. Dix
ipenigsr nit iroii6en 9iitsrn geiegnes
ten 9tngstlagten limb Der Damuligf
General Superintendent Der .Rort9
Seriep Ruilmap So" 0apip goung,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
G6ico9p'5 &aubmDroer.
2,iefe 25erodGttse tit !Saft.
SDIi5ci 9Innbt DEN 0anptr1oclSfIb=
rcr in Gciuabriam 5m BADEN.
-0lnacblicbcS Gcitau nib.

Nsparter MiQiondre pegen 2oots
I6lags por 8sri4t. - gro8eB
pegen Der tiir3liden 5roIep Saz
taitropbe DuieI6it, - Die 8eitrige
9egutta BEL Sanbp 9oot aberz
mails Elm 6e6li4lug. - Sntereis
iante GntpiteIung in Dem Sam
pie um 6air's RadluB. - Sic.
bes 8ragDoien in yfidnOnO unb
ct, Qouis.
G6itagp, 81. 2luguit. - Die
PoIi3ei bat bersits elf Mdnner ouf
ben @eroa6t 6in per6aftet, an Dem
Haubii6erfaG in oemDaggoni6uppen
Der n@bicago gitp Railpap GD." ges
tern frUb unb Der Grmoroung 6rant
Stenarts UNI 5obn 9. SobnIOn's,
5nsier 2lngeFelten Der @pmpugnte,
batbeiligt gspeIen gu Iein, 9ier Ders
ielben iino jeoO9 bereits pieoer ents
laiien, uno audi gsgen Die iibrigsn
SieEen liegen, pie Poli3ei @dpltdn
S6ippp mittbeilt, nur iebr geringe
8epsiie Dor. Die ein3ige 8erbuftung,
pel6er man etpa5 ma6r 82Oeutung
beilsgt, lit .Diejenige SSobn SleuDsr's,
zines frii6eren 8eDieniteten Der 9omz
pagnie, Don pelfem man pelB, pdb
er ii6 CUR 3eit bes 8erbre4ens in Der
RG6e pes 0aggpnihuppens befanD.
Sleuber iolI Ii4 Bel ieinem erten Der
b0r me6rere gQtale niDerlprohen ba<
ben. Die beiDen osrtpunDeten @lerf8
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6enaue 8eidreibunq Der Rau6mOroer
gu liefsrn, unb in5niI6en permtnoern
it'd, pie Die 9oli5si ertldrt, Die Gbans
cen duf grgreifung Der S4uloiger
nit isber Stunoe.
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3ei na6 sinem peiteren 8erb0r Der
8erEaFteten, lie lei iiber3eugt, OaB lie
ben RGbelsfii6rer Der Ruubmoroerz
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baft gema4t fat.
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me gu 6absn, boB Die brei 8anOiten,
RE in Der 2(u5iibung ibres &dubers
banDperts ni6t ppr W}prbt6aten 3u@
riidT6reden, OieIelben 8erle Iino, Die
in Ser Ra6t pom 1. 2luguit Den
S6antnirtb 9. 6. QagroB in ieinem
2otale an Der gort6 Npenue erf4ois
fen unb einen SAT-, Noolp6 SSo6nion
70 f4per nerpunbetan, Dab er am folz
gen6en Sage peri6ieD. Die mDroerts
i4en RugeIn, Die ouf Den 0irt6 unD
ben Sat ubgefeuert nurben, limb BON
6eionosrer Dirt unp paiien in einen
neuartig conItruirten HeDolper, Der
erIt tir5li6 in ben g}artt 8ebru6t
puroe unb BON fur4tbarer WirtunJ
1T. Die 2tngreifer auf Die 8agenz
remiIe 6aben ii6, pie Die an Ort uno
STEELE porgefunoenen 8ugeln bepie~
len, glei6er 3epoIber beDient, unO Die
9pli3si i6IieBt aus oieIem umitanoe,
oaB Der 9oppeImorb in Dem 8irtb8z
6auis uno Der jeBt perii6te 9oppelz
mprO BON berielben gefdbrli4en Rduz
berbanoe ausgefii6rt tpuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
Gcurs SrItamcnt.
Der Streit nm 5air'5 MiuiOnen, 9
SenIation in San 6rdncisco.

Stl IuIINH III Cu4' ONU4'N'~NN'
Can 6runct8cp, 81, 2tuguit.
- sSn mpiteri0isr 8sjie lit nod Elm
permeintli6es 3eitumsnt De5 perItOr>
banen 8unoesIendtor5 uno MilIiOs
mars Charles 8. 5air aufgetau4t.
Ser 9oIt muroe Do5 0Dtument DurA
einen un6atunnten 2t6Ienoer Dem
Ri6ter NturustD DeS Superior Sc
riots 3uqeIanot unO befinDet iid jeBt
in Ob6ut Des @ountp : @lerts. 0a5
5sItament lit auf Oer S4reibmaialnt
geI6rie6sn, oatirt pom 16, 2pril
1901 uno trGgt Die llnteri6riFten DeS
3eItQtors G6arle8 6. 6uir un0 Der
3euQen 3. u. Sees uno %. $. 6.
8urnes, Die audi nidt me6r an 2eben
IinO. SSn oi2Ier leBttpiligsn &erfuz
8unq permu6t cer 2eitator eineSum=
me Don $8OO,O00 an ieinen SoAn
,G6artts Sy,, ferner imo Die fol9enz
Cen Qegote ausgeieBt: $75O,000 al
Do5 r0miIa tot6oliid2 @uiienz
4ipl, $5OO,0OO an nSOi. 9orpep"
urO $4,000 an bic Staot San5runz
cisco 3ur 8runbung zines 6Oipitdls.
Der ii6rige 3teil ieins5 0}iujonenz
Na4laTe5 fdut Der Satin gu, Die gu
glei6 ais 3eItomentSOOuitreterin ge=
nQnnt miro.
Dor ettpa Elf U}onaten mar bier
ppn einem neuen Gr66ere6tigten,
nG6arlie 6air," Die 8eOe, Der aber ME
perI0nlfh gum 8ori6ein fam, 10 ouB
Die Ingelsgen6eit obne meitere Inter
fudung fauen geluFen puroe. 0b
nun unter Dem ieBt in Iolder rdtRielz
6uften g8eiIe aufgetau6ten 3eitament
neitere Gr6aniprjjfe erhoben nerOen
fpIen, ipirO bic 3utunft le6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
9u hicl Ruhleu.

9ottspille, 9a., 81, 2tuguit.
- Die 8etriebsleitung Der n96ilaOelz
p6ia &c ReaOing Go0I G; Sron Go."
mafte 6euts betannt, DaB Die ipe5iele
9reisreouttion BON % @ent5 Die
Some fir Ro6len BON Der qeaz unO
8udip6eot Sorte aud fir Septemz
6er 2ieferungen in Rraft bteibsn
piro. 9emna6 blei6t Der 9rsi5, ME
i'm 2luguit, $1.75 fir ioIfe tIeineren
Sorten BEL 2(bfu6r aus Den 8ruben.
Degen Der lls6erproOuttion in Der
2lnt6racitfo6len 3egion - es iolIen
100000 5onnen me6r ais in fon=
ftigen Sa6ren gef0rDert pOrOen iein
- finD bereits perihie0ene grOBere
8ergperfe auf un6eitimmte 3eit Ses
IhlpiIsn nproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-01
Gin Gnnc nit Shrrfen.

Ct. Qouis, 81. Quguit.-6arrr
+. 8eeuil, So6n zines angeie6ensr
6ieiigen RauFmarns, begirg beute mil
benz leBten StuIIe in ieinem ReDolDer
Gel6Itmoro, ru6oem er istne tuum
por eiremN}pnat insgs6eim gee6eliht.
Satin eri6ofien bate. gr binterlief
feinerlei 8oH6aft ooer Grtldrung,
Die iunge 6rau, etne 9eborent
S6norr, iagte por ihrem Sooe, tx
babe tstnen Streit nit bem Wtanne ge=
bu6t.
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MarglGnSsr s6ule fir Saube.

Orr Sc. 2urius beQiHut an 16. 5tpttmb.v.
Con fsfiioHsIoie auls faT 9aut4umm.
uno sOl5e, pettu G,b6r fur DEN Btiu5 Der 0fi,nt.
lid)tH Sbui,u ju mau9t!baft 1T. uui:rri4t i'm
epreasn uno 9ipptnlsi,n, ionic sramm3rs s6u!s
uns oiabtmil5, 5tusi,u. 5tbr qtiuuo, 2aq,
Ret0fisuRs unb uHttrri&t frei
fir ginpcbHer WarbIasO's. Ran p,uot ND an
Gbas. n. GIs g,inIipai, 5r1,d, Ro.
CausS; SaEiGo-s -slug29l
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GigpriSuratu pom @ift uHo Aesmitt6lH. GiHrti.
buaQtu WliAmlttcl Gir,rs Il. ot uH3dbi.ae Ut1Ft
pon uHfauiqcu e3cbcimmittclH Qtgcu olm0yr5oio,H
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bdoih. Gjnc }Danjiaidbriat erfabruza bat tar
belpitien DlB aEltefs Das ;iH3.se o,rHlnitiQ, uHo
fhers Rifftl os1eu 6dmarrboioeu it, Gs iinSsri
bic Sdmetieu iefcrt. usrbiuosrt oas S9sroortommeH
Der @cidpu!tt bciciiqt bittlb,a uHp perbHtet Ihrc
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