davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-11-12
Apples of Rogue River.

Ashland-The value of the apple
crop Of 1903 in the Rogue river val
ley is estimated at $125,0OO. This
takes into account only the export
crop, which is estimated in quantity
at from $50 to 175 carloads. Central
Point, the shipping point for several
of the large orchards, including Oh
we'll Bros, will send out 60 carloads
or more; Medford about an equal
number. Fifteen carloads will go out
from Talent, ten or more from Ash.
land, several from Gold Hill and
| Phoenix.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-11-12
Marvellous Vein Of Gold.

Wolf Creek-E. E. Blalock has
struck a ledge on his mining claim
on Cayote creek which, 1t is claimed
9ssayed S27 900 per ton. In il be
found a stringer Of solid gold. from
which he has taken out about $4,000
and still continues with the same
width. II is rumored that he placed
p guard over it night and day. The
ledge is said to be wedge shaped
peaked on top, and widens in depth
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-11-12
Truth Not Half Told.

Laredo. Texas, Nov. 11.-Dr. D. B.
Murray, the international yellow few
er expert. just returned from a trip
as far as Saltillo. said tonight that
conditions in Monterey. IL judged by
other cities where yellow fever has
been epidemic. indicated no less than
25, 900 cases there this year, with the
mortality rate placed at per cent.
The deaths have been greatly in ex-
cess of the number reported in the of.
fetal bulletins issued in this city and
fully 500 cases exist at the present
time
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-11-12
Machinery for Bohemia.

Cottage Grove-The mining ma
chinery for the Crystal Consolidated
Mining Company has arrived from the
Union Iron Works, San Francisco,
and was Immediately transferred to
tracks of the Oregon & Southeast.
ern Railroad for shipment to Bohem-
ia. This machinery consists of the
latest and most improved pattern in
stamp-milling machinery. When com
uleted the mill will have a capacity
Of 25 tons per day. A high-grade
standard concentrator will be used in
connection with the mill.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-11-12
Work on the Bill Nye.

Medford-The owners of the Bill
Nye mine, located on Calls creek,
about ten miles north Of Medford, are
making preparations for mining on a
large scale. A five-stamp mill, hoist.
ing machinery, etc. are being install
ed. The company has an S0-foot shaft,
good deal of tunneling and other de.
velopment work on the claim. The
ore is free milling and there are sew.
eral thousand dollars worth of gold
in sight Superintendent D r.. An
'irus, of this city, left recently for the
mine, to look after the installation OF
the new plant.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-11-12
Confirm, Rupturs with Amsric.

London. Nov 11.-News from San
to Domingo by way Of Paris confirms
s report Of the rupture in the rela
tons OF the United States govern
ment and that Of Santo Domingo.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-11-12
OREGON MINES GAIN.
Output Of the Precious Metals on the In
crease In Our State.

Washington, D. C.-Compared with
ether states in the west, and with
Alaska as well, Oregon made a most
creditable showing, proportionately,
with its gold production in 1901, ac-
cording to reports that have been re.
ceived by the director of the mint.
The official report on Oregon's gold
output was prepared by F. A. Wing,
assayer at the government assay Of
fee at Seattle. By way of introduc-
lion Mr.. Wing says:
"By a thorough and systematic
method of checking the receipts of
bullion and ores originating in Ore.
gon, deposited and shipped to the sew
eral assay offices, mints, smelters and
refineries of the United States and
British Columbia, the output of 1901
was found to be as follows
Ounces. Value.
Gold ............. 8S,759 $1,834, 1921
Silver ........,.1 1885 211 1916
The copper output was valued at
S4103 and the lead at 1851, making
total valuation of $2,O52 ,433.
There was a gain of $146,257 in the
output for the year over that of 1900,
Notwithstanding the fact that some of
the mines were closed down for part
or all Of the year, some for the pur-
pose Of installing new sinking plants
or other machinery, some from labor
troubles some on account Of the lack
Of ore, and other causes.
The production of 1901 is given as
follows:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-11-12
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
HOOD RIVER.


The pc stofHce is open daily between 8 a m.
a. Up. m; sunday rom l2tO O'Clock. Mails
fer the East close al II 80 a. m. and PIP. m; for
the West a 7:l0 a. m. and :40p.m.
the carriers ON r. f. d. routes No. and No
2 leave the DOstotiice at $3.50 daily. Mail leaves
For Mt Hood, daily at 1880 p. M; arrives,
10:36 a. m.
For Chenoweth, Wash. at 1880 a. m. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays; arrives same
days at 6 p. IN.
For Underwood, Wash, at 7:30 a, m. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays; arrives same
days at p. m.
For White Salmon, Wash, daily at 2:45 p, m;
arrives at II a. m.
WHITE SALMON
Fer Hood River daily at 8 a. NJ. arrives at
4:45 pm.
For Husum, Trout Lake and euler Wash,
daily at 1880 a. m. arrives at II m.
For GlenwoOd, Gilmer and Fulda, Wash,
daily at 1880 a. m; arrives at 5 p m.
For Pinetlat and Snowden, Wash, at Il 80
a. m Tuesdays and Saturdays; arrives same
days, 80 a. IN.
For Bin en-, Wash, daily at 445 p m; ar
Tives at S:45 a. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-18

Eva, so elevation. reports 81 deg. min.
temperature on the 10th; waimea and
waiakoa A deg. lowest temperature;
Hilo. "a deg.
Kohala, dew point, 5s.4; humidity, 20;
Eva Mill, Sc and So; Magnetic Station,
81 and II. same as Punahou.
AS stated before the month was the
coolest on record, the dew point also
being the lowest. The market dis
turbances of the month were about the
10th and goth. Heavy surf. 1-7th, 18th
and 21st. Snow on the 18th and Goth
and 2Srd. The first fell as low down on
the mountains including Hualalai in
Kona as yet known, the previous re-
corded snow-faIls on Mt. Hualalai be-
ing in 1892 and 1868. Seven thousand
feet elevation is about the lowest limit
of snowfall on the Hawaiian noun
tains.
Electric storms on the 18th and goth
on Maui and Hawaii. Earthquakes,
Hilo. 9th. 1923 a m. and 21st: Wal
mea. 10 p. M. on the 4th; Kohala, 4th.
1920 a. m.
Mem. The total rainfall at Nahiku,
Maui at 1000 feet elevation, for the
twelve months from March 1. 1902. to
February %, 1903, was 429.4S inches.
CURTIS ]. LYONS,
Territorial Meteorologist.
FOR FEBRUARY. 1903.
FIT. Inches
stations Elev. Rain
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-18
METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY
FOR MONTH OF FEBRUARY

Temperature mean for the month,
s7s; normal, 7O.6. Average daily maxi
mum, 1872; average daily minimum,
613; mean daily range. 11.9; greatest
daily range. 20 degrees; least daily
range, degrees; highest temperature.
7S; lowest. SO. The month has been
colder than and month on record. 25
years.
Barometer average, SOOOs; normal.
% 500; highest. 1921 on the 10th; lowest.
1856 on the 18th: greatest 24-hour
change. O.so 18th and 18th; lows
passed this point 10th and 18th; highs"
9Th and 18th.
Relative humidity average, ia: nor
NAL. IS; mean dew point, 81; normal.
625: mean absolute moisture, SPA grains
per cubic foot of air: normal, GA.
Dew-point lowest on record. Low
periods indicating also passage of cold
wave, 10th to 14th. and 2Srd. Dew on
grass, mornings.
Rainfall. $50 inches; normal. 5.4s;
rain-record days, u; normal. Is; great
est rainfall in one day, 2.14 on the goth;
total at Luakaha, 7.9s; normal 14.O7:
at Kapiolani Park. 4.44; normal. 4.Ss.
The artesian well level rose during
the month from 1906 to 1925 feet above
mean sea-level. February IS, 1902, it
stood at $3.50. The average daily mean
sea-Ievel for the month was e.66, the
assumed annual mean BEING 1000 feet
above datum For February, 1902. it
was $50
Trade wind days. Il, g N.N.E0; nor
mai, II; average force of wind during
daylight. 81. Beaufort scale. Average
eioudiness. tenths of sky. Al normal.
40
Approximate percentage of district
rainfall as compared with normal;
South Hilo, 50 per cent; North Hilo, $50
per cent; Hamakua, 50: Kohala, IS;
waimea, so: Kona, 65; Kau, so; Puma.
so: Maui, 100 Oahu, Honolulu, fOO Up
per Nuuanu and Koolau. so; Kauai, AZ.
The heaviest rainfall reported for the
month was at Puuohua, Hilo 1886.
Heaviest 24-hour rainfall, ass. at Lau-
pahoehoe. 2Srd
MEAN TEMPERATURES TABLE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-18

RAINFALL FOR FEBRUARY. 1903.
Fit. Inches
stations Elev. Rain
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-18

The will be found reference for Business
Men, Plantation Agents Attorneys and Notares ETC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
f4lofe funb; er ftimmte freubig Dem
WprThIdde bpi.

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8Orf4lage Bel,
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plOBIi4, ri4 iebe tie f4on lon9e
ni6t."
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ten," bemertte 5rdulein Miiqer.
Man ftanb DON Der Safel uuf unO
CAB einem 9ierer ben 8efe6l, bic
@pnbeln in @tunb gu ieBen. MG4z
renb man bic 8o%rfebrungen gu Dem
Qusfluge traf fam Der let6te Sago@
ipagen nit 8urt unb benz 9rafen
8riibl. M}tt 5reube ipurOen 8eioe
begriiBt, ba tonnten ia AUDI tie foz
glei9 nit BON Der Bartie fein.
n@tr pouten eigentlt4 in Die 50r@
fterei," meinte &urt.
rNa5 6abt Sbr benin Oort?" fragte
gOudrb eri tdunt.
Stun, mir beabii6tigen, Die iungen
Mdb9en gu ii6erraT6en!"
n8a5 fir junge Mdo4en9" -
@buarO fiel Bel bic Ter 8elegen6eit erit
Elm, baB feline @4pdgertn unb l1riula
gsftern bic Q6Ii6t ousgeTpro6ea,
6rGulein 6slb einen 8eIu8 gu ma
den. Waren Sic pirtli9 bortbin gez
fabren? Die 46pefen6eit Ieiner gouz
fine i6ien Dte5 gu beja6en.
@0uarO bate gegen bteIen 8e5u3
gi9ts etn3utpenben, tpenn oberQmon@
ba babOn 60rte, bann gtng Der San3
bon Neuem los unO lire gar3e Iodine
2aune mar 8eritDrt. @r Bat bes6al6
&urt unO Ottoman, bes Sprit6auie8
nt4t gu ertpd6nen, unO bic 9erren
berfpra6en bies natiirli9.
Ottoman mar es iogar iebr Iie6,
baB ietn junger, lebensIuItiger Better
ni9t Die 8etanntf4aft 0inFrieba's
ma6te. 0ieier, Bel ieinen loteren
8runoiGBen, f6ien inn 3tpar ni6t
eefdbrli6, absr cine ungeeignete Sc
ieQi4aft fir baS Iodine, itol3e 5rGuz
lein 5elO.
(G~ortieBung fOIgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21

GoundIsgIuffs. Soma, 2 Gage.
GoHeorD, R.s6., 10 StunoeH.
Senbsr, COLORADO, q GAGE.
Sstroit, Tt9., / GAG.
@alpetcR, 9eras, 2 SGge ) StunOen
6arrigbure, pa, 8 StuuOen.
6artforS, Connecticut, II StunotH.
indianapolis, Su6., 1 Gag.
Sadion, RifFiFpSi, 2 Suse.
SadiOn5int. Slorioa. 1 Sag.
RaHiassGitp, Rifouri, Q Sage.
9ittIt Rod, QrfaHfas, 1 5ag is GfuRbe@
aouisUile, RS., / 5dg 2 StunofH.
Wempbis, TeHn., l gag 5 StuuDeu.
Wlpbile, alabama, IIuo 8 5tuHOen-
Rorfolt, 9trainifn, ~ 5tuHosH.
RsiusG Orleans, Ga, / Sag 10 StuEseA
Std6t RsiusQorf, 5 Stunotn.
Gmuba, Rebrasfa, 2 9ags.
qortIano, Waiue, l Sag.
9ortldnO, Oregon, 5 Sage.
philadelphia, pa, 8 Stuubsa.
Qittsburg, 90, II StuuoeH.
@roOiOnet, R.sS., Is StunSsH,
&aleiob, R.=G., l3 StuHo5n.
ct. 2Ouis, 0iFouri, l SAG 6 Stuubtn
Ct. 9auI, Wianciotn, l 5ag II StuHbr4s
San Gran3iseo, Sal, 4 Gage IA GtuuOcas
9opsfa, Rauias, 2 cage.
Bottom, MaF., Is stuuDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
Gie6Futfer. NM @trnhurriIe

G~OI9enOes iinO Die uuf ben %itaatliz
den @augen fir 9eu, @tro6 II. I. IN.
geItern er3ieIten 9reiIe:
ROrOpeftIi4e 9eunuuge.
9eu. - Simot6D 500 Biz $21,
&Tee6eu $17 Bis $18 pro Some.
Mot5- So pro SAP.
@trob. = 8ei3enitro6 $11 Big
So, RoggenitrOb $18 Bis $40 pro
Some.
0efGi8e 9eupuuge.
9eu,-3imOtbp 500, &Ieebeu $17
PRO Some.
@tr 6,-@ei5enftro6 81, aO8s
genfro6 $17 pro Some.
Mats- So pro SAP.
@etIt4e 9eupaoge.
5eu.- 9imot6p $40 Bis 500, gez
mii4tes $18 Bis $40, 8Lee6eu SIG Bis
SIT PRO Some.
@tro6. -0ei3enftro6 $1,000 Bis
$11.5O, 8oggenitro9 SIC Bis SIT pro
Some.
Muts- $3.50 Big So BRO SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
9iebmdrfte.

G6tcago, 20, Mdr3.-Rinbbis6:
-6eutige 3ufu6r 500; MSarft itetig;
9reife $1.5O Bis $50. 69neine:
6eutige 3ufu6r 10000, mOrgen TO-
600, ii6rtg geblie6en $500; Martt
Zoe. Bis 15c, b06er; 9reife $685. Bis
$7.65. 66afe: 6euttge 3ufubr 5000;
M}artt itetig; 9reiie = G8afe $3.50
Bis 1925, 2Gmmer $5.25 Bis $3.50.
Sat 2ibertp, 3d., 20. MGr3.
- RinbDie6: M}ortt itetig; qreiie
1855 Big $3.50. @4peine: Mdrtt
606er; 4retfe $3.50 Bis SITS. @6ufe:
Martt itetig; 9reiie 1925 Biz $I,65.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21

aaFfse: NOtirungen iinb pis fOlgt:
auf Der 8aIis BON 81 Gents PR
Pfuno fir Rio Ir. 7; Santos Tic
Bis lit; Mtaracat6o 94c. Bis 1876:
SABA 19c. Big &c.; MOtta 18c, Big
19c.
ger0fster 8offse: 6, 6. g., in ST.
ften, lie. Big II 1f5c. pro 9funo;
in 8ii6fen unO SGden, reiner SABA
321c. Bis 33c.; SABA unb Motta, &C.
miidt, 279c. Bis 28c. pro 9funD; ret
ner MarQcQibp. 23c. Bis 23Jc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
NmuOernoue GntoeGuma
Gdmafe. ntrp0ie 8eriOnelt,

oepIaot BON 6ofnunssIofgteit uno ihIe6teH
2rGuneu. erIh0pfenoen Ausfiiien. @Iieosrreiben,
8ruft,s RHdeii. uno 9opTi4msraen, 5Garausfau.
r6tben' 9itt,rn, berBflopfeH uno dribfun, srfab.
rem aus Dem nSuaencfreunn1. wie lsi6t Golssn Der
SnoenofIneem' &eIdle6ts. Rrantbeitsn, 2ramPt'
o~Oerbru& (garieOeslsl. ionic Sisls asosrs, ls0er III,
ehIoa an heiIen hnD. 8erfabren houftdnot9
i6mer3s unD 9efabrlDs.
Die neneite IuSage oiees IebrrsiHtn SuHes 1T
fir rs Gents Briefmarten su btiissen oon Der
EribatGIfnif, 1871 6. &be., yietu BORT I'D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
$1,000 8aar- $500 pro gSode

3u o%crf6ufeu:
3pstt6diee Sduisr nit feds 3intmern an 9rooes
Strabe, atpii6en galtimors=Str. uno Gairmounts
Qpe., neben 9atterion=9art. Sieie 6duier ents
balten ale neueten Standardization, eini9lteBit9
ecmentirte Seller unO MarmorzSrtppen. 9ret5
800. Gruno5ins $27 idbrli@. @root=Strabe 1T
nit ben bsfsn pitrifi3irtsu 3iegsIfetnen 0eptlarert'
Terner 4O7, oros9raOforOsStr., i4onss 5fpets
ft0fioeg 6aug $3.50. 90, Gruuo3iHs $2f pro Sabr.
Genaro 8. Gallagher,
(3an18) Rr. 2G38, Ofs9aItimOresStr.
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q b.

Bremen, Seutf5lanb, 9 Gage.
gucuOs Nprss. grqtutinien. % Sese
6alfuttu, 9ri.tid=SuoieH, so Gage.
SemTara, Sritii9s@uiaud, l6 9aae.
SonosRsne, china, Is Gage.
etuqfOH, Saraica, 5 GAGE.
9~ibcrDooE, GnoIeuo, Z Gage.
QujsrH, S6iptiJ, 10 Gage.
Stdot Wsrifo, Rtrifo, 5 TdgG
9tOstau, RuBlaro, l2 Iaq..
Banana, Ser. Staaten BON Colombia, 2 EGaG
Qaris, Grarfrei6, 8 Gage.
Gutbec, GaEnoa, 2 9aqt.
Rio be auuttro, graFltsH, % SAGE.
Gum, Stalisn, 10 9uQs.
81. Subns, ItufuuOlauo, 4 SAGE.
Ct. Petersburg, gub!anp, II 9ugs.
S5oHte, guRraIieH. 81 Sage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
5eutige S9luBrate:

Wdt&.-Ote beuttge Wtdts3ufubr
betrug 11O,914 8uf6el; 8eriunbt DON
ben @ebutoren 1926 8uf8eI; @Iez
batoren : @orratb 939,134 8ui9el.
8ertGufe: 1 @aggon gemti4ter gu
49,, 1900 bo. gu 49,, 1 @agon 3uS
riidgenteIener gu 43, 5000 Steamer
gemti4ter Spot gu 468, $500 Do 81
49, $500 Spot gu 49,, $500 Nr. 3
Spot gu Az, 2 Muggon5 8uriifgetptss
iener gu 435.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
8rnhuften>Warft

untenIte6enOe 9retie be3is6en f4
auF ben Gngro8 : 9anbel; fir ben
&lein6anbel muB Elm entIpre9enber
4ufIdlug gema6t tperben.
Sarm : 9robutte.
Qebenbes @~eFliigel: PRO gfunb,
iunge 9ii9ner lac. bis 32c.; ate 6ii6s
ner 1886. Biz 14c.; Puter 12c, Bis
1885,; @ntsn 13c. Bis &c.,; Sau6en,
pro 9uar zoe. Bis &c.; @GnIe, pro
Stid SOC. bis 75c.
Ser, pro 9uBenb lac. Biz 145c.
4epfeI, pro Sap SIPS Biz 1925;
4pfeliinen, pro 8tfte $1.75 Bis $500;
Grbbeeren, PRO Quart 15c. Bis 25c.
Semitic: &%artoffeln, pro 8ui6el
SOC. Bis 7Oc,; 3pie6eIn, PRO 8u14el
Doc. Bis 4Oc.; @eiBtObI, pro Some
$500 Bis $500; &opfalat, pro
&orb $3.50 Big $3.50; 3uferriiber,
pro 5aBsGrate $3.50 Bis So; GeQerte,
PRO 8iinoel &c. Bis &C.; gurotten, pro
&iIte Doc. big 35c,; Spinat, pro 8uz
f6eltiite 25c. Bis &c.; brauner &o6l,
prp 8uI6elfifte 10c. Bis 1876; Soma
toes, pro Carrier $3.50 Big $3.50;
runbe Rii6en, PRO 8tite 124c. Bis loo;
Meerrettig, pro Site 6Oc. bis &c.;
CRIME 8o6nen, pro &orb 1925 Biz
$2.75; iunge grbfen, prO Serb $3.50
bis $2.75; 9urten, pro grate $500
Bis $500; @PorgeG, pro 8iinOeI 25c.
Bis 35c.
@rpceries unb prpbifiOz
mem.
&affinirter 3u6er: PRO 9funb, GEE
piirfeIt, $685.; puloerifirt, 5.164c.;
Stunbarb grunulirt, 5.O61c.; fetn
grunuIirt, 5.063c.; GrpitaG, 5.O64c.;
Columbia u, 4.811c.; 9eIber, Apo.
Bis 4.521c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
3m berfamfen. ! ortnSt.
Su perFduFen:

Grunoftiide bon 8 bis 60 adern fsinss 9ano;
prd6tigs sag, an SnoItfOssaOenue, aDii3en Gas
~tonsbille uno Grnntlin. Rab1ufragtn bel 50. 8.
galmer & Co., II Sfs2ombarDzSt raBe.
CEeb. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
Oeih6fts> Gele9eabeitem.
ErnhIIno IN so

Sis 3eit fir BEN Eeeiun zines 9si6dits. 8ou=
fduOio eiuesribtste 9dtersi gu ~pertaufen. Buts
@1@dftsloes, eutss @ei6dFt. gtlbsuira9sn bel
8. g.. Srats, 9r. 900, GOlpsrt 9uiloiug.
l20D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21
rpceries unb prpbffip:
Butter, pro 9funo:

Sal3Fleii4: pro Pfunb, gan3e
S6ultern, engL gef4n., 10c.; gang
tur5e Rippen, lie; Seitenipef,
12c.; gauge 2etbifide, lie; Sped
@dultern, 101c.; Sugar : gureO"
96ultern, 101c.; Satnfen, 14c.;
D6ne 6aut, 1876; 9icnic. 104c.;
rMeb" S9peineFIeiid $3.50 pro
6aB; @dmul3 = in Sierces, gut rafs
finirt 101c.; in 5dfern, 1o3c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-21

SSenn sic Sbre Mictben nidbt cinfafGrru
t6nnen, ioattn Sie mir Sbr Giecntbum anpsrz
truuen, uno i6 eripare Sbuen 8elO; Is Sabre Grs
fubruno. @66eutlt6e ooer monatli6e GintaiFruno.
&. 8. 8 mitb b, 2l5 ct. 9aulsStraBe. 6. I'D.
Selepbou st. 9nul 77 Q. Ctdrj12, CDR
Serlanst:
6duIer, 8runo5inieu, @DpOtbetan uno 8runo=
ciQentbumg : Suterefen in Der Sta0t oOer i'm
State. Sarleben oOer Qnfdufe raid erlebiqt.
Mietbeu e~intaiTrt unb Nabldfe ~peripaltct.
s. @erman & 90,
51 Union Sruft=9uiloinq.
CMdri12. & .Sl
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SteQrngeiude


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Gin iuu9er 0lann iubt 9ei3dfttgung ir9tnO
apsl6er Dirt, fpribt Stuti9 unO Gn0lii6. go6z
s~uiragcn bel 70. 63uitbeis, 0r. 403, SiiOsSaaas=
5traBt. (S0-D
Sttlltgeiu
Gin iuuQer Seutiber, Gleftrtter, mebridbri9e
Qrdrjs in 2ibt= uuO GraFt=2Iata9en, iubt Stel=
lung. 8sit. Sffert:n unter Nd. d." oil Die Gr=
petition pisiss 9iattis erbcteu. 1907
SttGIe9eiud:
Gin iuneer oeuti9er Manu iu6t fir I6enog gu
6auie 9ei6dftiouug. Gifsrten inter g9or u. Ia
on bic Expedition bieies 9lattes. G7-80
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0ater. 9eutlge 9dter3ufubr
1904 8u1del; aus ben Glepatoren 5uz
riidge8ogen 1900 8uf9eI; @l~e0dtorenz
@orrqt6 1O8,423 8ufdel. @ertGufe:
1 MaggOn Nr. 2 gemtf4ter gu Al, l
@aQQpn Nr. 3 tpeiBer gu 424
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Seutide @5hlnbrote:
BALTIMORE gFfettenb6tie
Etri9tst sur BEN .Dtutiasn GSrrtlppuOsntsu' eEr4
=. IBEi. RibDsnDort 4 EA.2

Baltimore, ben 20. Mdr3.
s. Mm. Mtooenoorf C So. Dere9z
men fir Srancs: 8antiers 3ratter
fir 60 Sage 5.198, auf Si4t 5,165,
taufmdnnii6e auf go Sage $40 big
5,20B (pentger 1f16). Rei4smuri
auf so Sage 943. GuI0en uuf 60
Sage 394.
Sterling gunfiers atf 60 Sage
4.84, ouf @tdt 1859, taufmdnnii4s
4.834 Bis 4.844.
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gnltinnrrr Mnrftherihtr.
Bsrtata fir BEN .DeutIasn GorrfDonOsutsn.1

B'rIGfst fir Ben S1:utI3tH GorrsfOonOsutsn.I
Baltimore, BEN 20. MGr3.
Me6L,- Die 6euttge M~e6l3ufubr
belief fi8 auf 17,426 6GFer, elm
f6lieBIt8 1859 6Gfer gu Occult
9oint unb 1913 6GTer gu Canton.
8iiitenper7anot 149 Safer. W}artt
rubig unb 6Gn0Ier in a6partenber
9altung. Die Preife iteIten it6 pie
FoI-4.
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0rmnOeigentbum berlangt.

9Bir bcsabIen quite Nreffe fur 5dufcr une
gruno3inieL ODER gsbsn 9busn elm liberaIes Sar=
Icben auf 3br @runOei0entbum gu 81 qeo5en:.
Qeuig 8. 9ennstt, 1902, Union 5ruft
9lOo. 9eioe Telephone. (Ydrj10, 10Rt)
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gu pCrFaufeH
gtGGia - l7--3l unO 46 adsr; su nsnss
4aus aui sin,ut; biutg, rSgH oItls @o9s neo
%ptTFauft. 9I c~riragsn bel gauHOE, 3usit.r
Elur, vGnlpsrtz@sbduDt.S [Dtt24, I'D
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Sarlebem nnf 0rnnOeigentbuut.

9arleben BON $500 bis $4,000
ouf gruHosiesntbum in Der StnDt uR0 Dem 2anoe,
~nieorigs 3insratsn. s. W. 8tgrp 4 o a,
2r. rs, st. Qauls5trak. (Gpril1I, 81
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acknowledgements
gerf9isbme StaOtIbsiIe, in DsI6sn
oFz0ert6Ia6sn osrtauft

DerDeH.
Wslbals, 6. g. 6cott.
gorfsRoao - guruen s. eappineton.
gOriu4=gpenus uHO 6arriiOHfrube Robrt G.
2. 6aa.
q. straBe unb neutrality-suspicious.. - 2ou2s
Rsiubonar.
CraHQepiQe oiram Rimble.
Sort=GotEus unO5 Ob~uiOns6trass q. 2. g..
3. unO Sonob.gtrabt, eio5lanOtODn - Samss
6. 9ruar.
Cranotoine Bsoros Zen.
I'll. 25. IluiensaO,nUs CBooo5trrp) GtarsHa
9. @iajamg.
9rOdOtpao unb RoGtimorsse STRIDE gsOrgs 3.
zgop.
untersstatiou, 9tnnYpIOanisr gabu' 8. g..
Gamo,nsstutiou. sRaItimort.C 81 tosgabu.'
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OrnmOeigentbnm at uerfanfeu.
@dte Sarsains.

Gdte Sarsdins.
2123 ND 2127, 8inc=Str..................... $500
916 Guferu=Qpenue (SoIoou) .............. $500
106 GOncOro=StruBe Q9aesn=g9 srttutt) ...... $1,000
7l2 Il. ia Sit=9rattzStr (2doen), ie0es MIR 5000
ID. 8. 98ri9bt, LOG Dts SaratogasStrabs.
G4,6,8,8D
Bargains in @obns unb GefbdftesG isentbum
in ben gorftdOten, etaOt unO auf Dem 2anOe.
Wtsine Gpe3:ulitdt bor3igli9es 9OrftaOtsGlgentbum
eteen guar. 6. Q. M a n, 612, 2aps9bg.
CSuni9, 15
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8et3en. = Die 6euttge @ei5ens
8ufubr be3ifferte iid auf 1928 8u~
f6el; @erfanbt BON ben @~leDatpren
1868 8uf6el; GteOatOren : 8Orrath
212.1O3 8uIfel.
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Mnftipn8s Mnseigen.
g c r 10 s. 9 c rfau
zines
tpert6boQen grunO3insfreien @o6n=
6auies an Der Sitiette BON Sud7pnz
Pluce, 5ntf9en Sabette : StraBe
tnb EdirmpuntzWbenue

Sn aus fibrung zines 9etrstg beg Rr;isqeri6tg
SIR. 2 Der StoDt Baltimore iperoe i'd am u 0 NJ
a q, ben 6. @pril 1903, Ra6mittaqg 4 llbr, oas
nd6folgcnb btbriebene uno an Der Sftieite OCs
Sadion=9lact in Baltimore beleqens 8runotiid an
Srt unb STEELE aIi Difentli6er auttion ~bertaufen
9eaiuneno Elm Sunoert unb reununo3 iUan5io SUB
uno is6g 3OG iitoIi6 bon 6apette=S traBe unO iiOz
lid f6 ertrsdsrO, ~orens'u an 9ntion=9lace bisrs
sebu SUB, uno Ditli6 fb critrcdenb, parallel nit
faeettes5 traBt, bel elmer Sisfs bon ~neuu3ig Sub
Bis sur Sfieits elmer sebu SUB breiteu aaep
qrun6,iugfrsi. Stbuut NIT eincm oreit0digtn
~iteinernen uno 3ieeelfeinernen Wobnbauie, be.
aei6net ag 9r. 129, Sadionz9lacs.
@srfaufsbsOingungen: Gin Grittel Deg Suufesl=
bes 9aar am Sage bes 9srfaufs uno Der Reft in
stuei Qlei6mdBiecn ab3abluuQsn nab ie6s uno
5tp0lf Mpnatsn, NIT 3inicn; ooer aGes @oar,
mad geliebeu beg Rdufers. Gin 3epoft bon 800
ipiro BON benz Rduftr am 9srtaufstuoe oerlangt.
Geo. 81. mills, 9erpulter.
8. q. &irfIanb,
C9,S6,96) Nuftionutor.