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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01
MRS. e. K. BURDICK SHED
LITTLE LIGHT ON CASE

Mrs. Alice Hull Burdick left the
witness stand during the coroners
inquiry into the death OF Edwin L.
Burdick at Buffalo without making SO
much as suggestion as to who
might have killed her husband
Mrs. Burdicks two little daughters
told little new.
The most sensational bit Of news
that was brought out during the
experimentation Of Mrs. Burdlcll
was the information that Pennell had
at one time executed bond IN the
sum Of $4,000 to secure the payment
to Mrs. BurdiclS Of $4,000, presum-
ably for her support In consideration
of their mutual love and affection.
Where the original bond now is no
one win tell Mrs. Burdlck says she
never saw 1t nor knew of its exist
ence, Her lawyers say the same
thing. Pencils personal friend and
private counsellor, Wallace Thayer,
who is supposed to have drawn up
the bond, is mute Thomas Penney,
Pencils former law partner, who
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

Even after Burdick had complied,
witness said, she broke her promises
to avoid Pencil and on one occasion
was forced to jump out Of window
to escape her husband who had en-
trapped her in a house with Pencil.
On that occasion Pennell had also
tried to julnp, but had been caught.
Before leaving the stand Mrs. Bur
dick in reply to questions from her
attorney said that nothing improper
had occurred between her and PEN
nell At the same time she said her
husband was fond Of the society OF
other women and that Mrs. Pennell
was quite familiar with the dining
room and dem in the Burdlck home,
where Burdick was slain.
Aside from the incident Of the
bond there we're no sensations. some
what to the disappointment Of Dis
trlct Attorney Coatsworth, who evil
IDENTIFY counted on obtaining some
startling admissions from Mrs. Bur
dick There was nothing in her testl-
mony. however, to indicate that she
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

had any remote suspicion as to who
the murderer was.
TO Mr.. Coatsworth's questions, put
in such way as to invite her to say
that she thought Pencil might have
been the murderer, Mrs. Burdici1 re-
piled with frank disavowal OF any
such suspicion She denied that PEN
nell had any opportunity to obtain
from her the key to the front door of
the Ashland avenue house, which she
had taken with her, and declared
positively that he had never spoken
to her about It or she to him.
For other Things, however for the
enlargement between herself and
her husband Mrs. Burdlck tried to
throw lie blame on Pennell
"He continually besought me- she
pleaded. my husband threw VI CON
stantly together
The story of her mad infatuation
for Pencil reached its climax with
her admission tnat the hrst thing she
did when she received word that her
husband was dead was to telegraph
rennell to meet her at the train.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01
rhe Rhedss eohoIarshIpa.

The policy Of Western educators
regarding the Rhodes scholarship
has been decided upon. Young men.
to be eligible must he at least
twenty-four years old, unmarried, and
not under the grade of juniors in col.
lege. according to the decision OF the
representatives Of twenty-four west.
ern universities. Dr. George H. Par
kin, representing the Rhodes fund.
was present at the meeting Of the
educators which was held at the Uni-
versity Of Chicago. recently.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01
No LEGAL verbiaae N VIM

Judge Leslie W. Russell Of Jersey
city, who died not long ago, left O.
win which seems to indicate a belief
on his part that brevity is the soul Of
safety when an estate is to be dis
posed OF by testament 1t was in
these words: Il give everything have
TO nay wife" Them Instead Of half q
dozen or more pages OF I'm the event
OF this, that or the other he added
with reycraion to our children
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

Isaac Townsend Smith Of New
York has the distinction OF being the
Oldest consul in the world He IA
also the oldest member OF the Union
League club, having Joined that club
in 1864. He was presidential elect.
or In 1864 when Abraham linsolp
was reelected. For fifty years has
been In friendly and official touch
with Slam as financial agent and con,
sui general for tho United States.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

GraA hairs at an early age are
hereditary in certain families It Is
thought to be the result Of men with
dark hair marrying women with dark
hair through several generations.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

Tho treatment of Epilepsy mud Nervous dis.
eases has been much neglected by the general
practitioner. Or. Lunn's Sanltariumls special
~ nit, for treating such ainltnta The N-kay
Is nsed in locuting cause Of trouble. Any one
suffering nom such diseases will do well to
write DR.. l.unn. No. EOS kiam Bldg, Houston,
Texas, for best method OF treatment. twenty
one 1rst-class roons in the hospital DEPARTMENT
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

AS an example of the lengths to
which modern statesmen will so for
pose attention ia called to the case
Of the Missouri legislator who con-
fesses that he blew out the gas to get
mis- name in the papers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

J. d, HUTCHINS. Nayasota, Texas, man
ufnctures a salve that will euro letter
eczema, ringworm, or old sores OF any kind
price u per box; any ons buying one box
Of this salve not benefited money refunded
Write for testimonials,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

Some grocers say they don't keep De-
flAnce Starch because they havo a stock In
hand of 10 a. brands, which they know
cannot DO sold to customer who hos one
used the 10 OF. pkg. Defiance Starch for
came money.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

aud too frequent urinary discharges
tell of Kidneys out Of order.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all Kidney
Ills from common bacKache to danger.
GUS diabetes
A. I. Ritenour. owner Of the wood
yard at 1875 East Cork street, Wlnches.
ter Va, says; Ever since had la
grippe have been sufferer from
kidney troubles which made them
selves apparent In racking pains
through the region Of the kidneys
and across the small Of nay hack. The
pains were always severe, ana some.
times so sharp ond biting that they
compelled me to take to my bed. The
kidney secretions furnished further
evidence Of disorders. They we're OIL
color, Irregular, and painful of pas
sage Added to this there was an an
noying weakness,
THE newspaper advertisements of
Doan's Kidney Pills attracted my at
tention, ana procured box Of that
remedy at F'ranck Baker & Sons
drug store. The relief / experienced
was magical The pills lifted me from
my bed Of sickness, placed me on my
feet. and made me we'll man.
can work as well as ever. Doan's
Kidney Pills, believe. saved my life.
They are q great remedy to stop kid
ney troubles resulting from colds"
A FREE TRIAL Of this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mr.. Rite
nour will be mailed on application to
any part OF the United states. Nd
dress FostcrMilburn c. Buffalo n
Y For sale BY all druggists; price,
so cents per box,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

Dir. Georse Birbeclt Hill, who died
in London the other day was the edit
or Of Boswells Johnson and was the
foremost authority on Johnson,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

DR.. G. A. Glenn. formerly commits
sloner of education in Georgia. will
succeed the late DR.. Carry as agent of
the Peabody educational fund
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

The largest gold nine in Central
America, the Rosario. produced
81 100000 last year
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

Printed in English and devoted to
commerce, new daily newspaper Is
about to be Issued in St. Petersburg.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01
wiz 4 Ie the Rest

Is because mndo by an entirely different
process Defiance Starch 81 unlike any
other, better and one-third more for 10
cents
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

Piso's Cure cannot botoo highly spolsen Of a.
cough cure,-J. W. oBaiEN. sss Thisl Ave,
NJ, minneapolis. MINI. Jan g 1900
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

TO those who work the world owes
all Its progress.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

Senator Joe" Blackburn of Ken
lucky smokes a big black pipe in pre-
ference to cigars.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

The faYorlte foreign authors In Rus
STA are Fenimore Cooper, Jules Yerne
and Mayne Reid
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

The man begins to go down the mo-
ment he ceases to look up,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01

stops the Cougr ana
Works or tho Cold
Laxative Bremo Qnlnine Tablets. Price CSC
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-04-01
Treatment ID consumptIon.

See the announcement Of Dr.. Flooding "a
this issue. It will interest you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
Transactions IN REALTY

-.-i,e r DurosS has sold the three story and
,-.,-,s-f r-ivate house No 20 West FGfteenth-st
- z-sns-rd : Fitzpatrick 10 a client OF Cornelius
= go This is the ffth house Mr.. Duross has
80 - v~est Fifteenth-st. n the last year Mr
-,ss has also sold the lease. furniture. etc. OF
=. s,,,- story and basement furnished room house
b. 10 IS Seventh-aVe-
-r5--f,-, p ATanram has sold for c. Z. Erwin and
r xesder bot z5xloo feet. or the south side OF
- h,,-a-ed- fortv-third-st. being IS FEET east
q Eiglth-ave
- Recoust rgctiou Company has bought No -
- Fifty-tllird-st a -Four story brownstone dwell
- no brokers
-, s Fnrard and C. r. Cooley have sold No.
..- s-,sts-,iarn-ave- Eve story hathouse. on Tot
.-,--sa feet between One-hundred-and-sixth and
-,-e -.,-- and-sevcnth SITS.
slsv-ro- & Hobbs have sold for the Atlantic
.,.--y Company No 1s3 West Seventy-fourth-st-.
fo-- story b-oVnstone dwelling house. on lot 2oK
S-ev Co nave sold for Miss Vera MacLean
-, ~ West e-lunfred-snd-t1rry -seveuth-st-. a
- e+c-7 ana basement dwelling house. lot
100 = fer- ro a client for occupancy.
efew Co have also sold for Max J. Klein No
--, rset Ninety -tftl-st. Eve story hathOUse. on
~rs 3 and = East oue-hun dred an d-thi i7rst-st
49,, fre story fathouses. plot 55xss11, adjoining
~ southues- corner % MaCis0n-avc.
rsv-a~s D WinsI0w has sold 20 J. ". Auchincloss
40 q West Eittf-t lrd-st-. four story bro~1stone
s-- dwelling house. lot Z5Nle05 feet. Henry =.
rT.-s~e n Nav are understood 20 be The brokers'.
T-r7b O0pelheimer has sold for Samuel z Jacobs
ne -o~rheae- corner az St. Ann's-ave- and One
land y-irth-st. and the southeast cor
81 tvu Eve story fathogses. on plot 5oNleo and S0ts
800 3 feet. ~esrCctiEelv-
sissE rIct -sxroo feet at the northeast corner or
-s~ks0r--ve and Honest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
Public Notices.

THERE WILL BE PUBLIC HEARING BY
New York Harbor Line Board II n m Oct Il
1893 at ID whitehall Street York or applieetion
20 secretary OF var by Dept. Docks a Farries New
York CITY ir extension Of 4. perhead line between
= lS-l 81. T. ltSth streets. Port Morris n Y Par
ties hllttes,s,l gre requested 90 be
chAs y --LL-LS. Col Eugrs. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

e. E1 49, --eet @aNlG- =. Atlantic Rsai-E
e-iniarH ro Esrrlr ~ sullivan. re- and
y perI. Marlin " sullivan 90 JGae o.
A5-son-are n. 15r e g. c5.sx7o. Cou-aa.
Geo. fs Ia-r ~ F-e5f lcft. u'o-tEaEe lZ.v', n
rs- N's - sr- r81 ~ -s-. fuElc05. Ezra X
. Somerset flatel company. mort
t.sase s-e-e10 ....... ..........-...----.-.-
-. ss as f- ~ ~ Lexington ave. -. 6xlo2-2-
-. r-aw rn Terence = hLrpnE- mort
s----Re genas ....-......-..-..
80 w corner Sr1~rer Duy-T Parkway,
ltHT isiz -os'E =6lE ~ % 70 be
- James q Hey1er % James Douglass NJ
10 s. % s. fr ~ ~ Tolgui51s-ave. - 81
ans H.rr d. Ellen p Cunningham.
So 1s-aer 5sd-s,. 4o6x-s. Charles s
49,. -e--s- wanna. Nev = ok En1 Long
T.-t -I-"tf5 Do-NF1- 20 - New
wer -ieR 1-le- Ee1efole-- Society. .-.-----.-
$50 .ah e. rms 68N 2sr
- " s-.E esN 80 Ma~v Plat -
&C., 11-tgare. So GO ~
Eos- i ~ 10 25Nss exc 6Eas3-s
+ -. 30 q WesL 2sxlc0ll. Gustav Blutb
P- IS i-aaFs. mortgage. 81 600. % r. and
p-s.-f -F r L'T-ctrlan--st UTco n "
s -fe -uls @53E q 35sE " As3 I0I
lea-sX p lppx p 501 " l0sx
esgs 80 Magical sl BereTolert Society rnort-
- --sl-sFe. g. 2s.T u p " Lszvsrencs.-st
49, i..H ios1 Tl.lK . * p ssT.
Ee..- --eertng. executor and trustee l.
rI-t-- Tr-nEa-l ...-..-.-.
g. - II Eas, 2szl00s. George = Mule-
Ets-s, nc Realty Company. raortgAse $50 SO
&c.. = e 20 2 O. sth-Eve 2Tal08 4
E7e11esEy. referee % TIE A5iugaol
-liilallg p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES

ana 2 &C. Harlem Savings Bark. Istk -
So = uellz " - q. lot SIS map Wake
Dlr-- sroe1i year. per c-nf- 1000
$50 t---1Ep e-r. and another . NorIh River
r---t BARK fstG-st. So 2 u shave
- A9-iEsee 50 GO. ] year. ~ per cent r.
60 =. 80 d. - LAWYER Tile Insurance
r.-- -sl-s as 2 ~ q 6lh-aFe. ,
f,i-.-- er'uika. a. Onion D;rue Savings Inst
49,. -ttl-sr e. = lot =. raSE Cseors.
kas-..-' ele Noveu Der ]. 1919. psr cent. $50.
- finreuce T. 20 Within sundhsinssf
- p 1855 ~ % bth-e = par. 7
Ellen r. 80 i-Hlsnuai CouFreezft. =
f ~ New-fCrk ssff - "a
ra,.- -ai-lr7f1rls- gears a. ue~ cent
49, fr kulrri.ar Norfesre t-lrf
Co.. 80 si - - = esI EsRrs 3 Do caft
q teiltr % Lifir Guarantee ard TFsrsf
49, sotn-Ef. 81 . ~ q - Eyl--rt-r-si
sssss s----yc. J year. sa yer ceat. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

la-rs 7. Esls. 80 East Is5th-st- 1731 Il =
a--aFH I1.-llr . Frr-r brick and stone GWs b. vol
1-s- safe. 40 Downing e. I54.l = o. Bedford
= s-1-s brick D. y byrd aEt y a EoescL e.
81 - ~
Pr tlr.a-- A Sherman. - 425- 81. 354-2 p q
--.t -2IHt#s .ease~9c. 4 story stone 'front.' bl1e
tn .- aa- Is erlrEes 81 Gls jacob Etalstea4
a.. E--E rrH-rarf. ART cue. 81 7O5 IS
f- $40 .--ave r. gT.S q % S5th-Et Is eEtSi
story .l-r 81 the Fund Tor AGED ana
lrT 'a-Errrr Emma johnson - al Peckhanl.
p e--re p a Abrams. ref. amt due Sl1s7" 49,
ar LTFH. r.. a COG ia Ellridge-st. s 100 . p q
----- . -rn-T hr~E D.. SIC co.
- N'sr '. - Joseph Friedman ~ al Bowers a :.
-. 5 .-l.-. r-t. ana due. 2&l u, taxes. etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
% ENLARGE RHlNELANDER BUILDING

TIE twelve stony and basement Rhinelande- lot
and store building. 5ust west o. the southwest
.--e~ - William and Duane SITS. Is to be enlarged
-v twelve story and basement addition on the
corner ir- which is 90 feet front IN Duane-st, ana
al Feet r. WHlfar,-st. The addition. which viii
DO owned rv the Ehinelauder Real Estate Company
"a which William = REiueIander is president. Wlli
.7s- So ODD and viii give the enlarged bullciiaE a
,r-sr frontage iu NLau-st. 81 l36 feet. The plans
--- -rr Improvement have been fled with bllio-
--rs Sare-5r tendeur Thompson. 10y Clinton a f|ls-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
soME INTERESTING Bronx SALES.

0.Hars Brothers have sold for George L Eoieur
-te r--- two and half story frame dwelling
rrrsr= CD the north side Of -huudred-aro -t1iT-
-.-sarr-+I---- beginning 90 feet west OF MarcheT-
.rs The houses are detached. Each occupies a
-i-f 81, feet The BUYERS are Christian Schne ken
f--ga- sarah Z. Cerktir Louis Glider and WIZ
fs-fra Rueh1- Mrs. CorklIn bought for invest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
REAL ESTATE.
r.st;,ufion Takes Title to Tao
Parcels.

-s-. Ns---York Msrdalen Benevolent Society took
-. yesterday from Timothy Donovan 10 a parcel
,.s sect. in Dvckman-st-. go feet west 81 Pres
= - ro~ 1880 The same institution also took
=, 81 adjoining plot from Francis A. Thaver
g - T-hr institution viii erect BUILDING
q misses fOr sls own occupancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
pED ID" LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

- - MEN YORK. UEENSTOwS-LIV
Celtic oct Is. 30 p m Teutonic oct IS noon
ores1e... oct. 6 a. So 1890 n N
tyn7rc- oct %. a Cedric Nov. m
Ila- Nnrth RLya-- nnL-e Q Er-al - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
rsE eRoNK euILpINe PLANS.

--r.1.-ave. south side 500 feet west OF Entrance
gre Z--.o-I-aI Park one story brick ostrich house
-z~- r-.t- city ~ Nev-Nork. owner; Heine q
81 Fa~-a. architects. $3.50.
Sv-f-.-. one story frame dwelling. 15Kl5 feet,
l.arr-7e- LfH--als. owner and architect $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
NEW REAL ESTATE BOARD MEMBERS

t-a meeting - the board OF governors. held on
-.--..--. George r. Benin. J. Bernard English and
arthur J. Levy were elected members Of the Real
Estate Board NJ Brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
ITAIIoRY STEAMSHIP LINES.
COOKS NILE STEAMERS.
Steamboats,.

I'd ma IT m M AND POINTS IN
10 VIZ u W IL NEW ENGLAND.
FALL. RIVER LINE. Newport and FAN River Leave
Pier y p OF Warren St. week DAYS and sun
days al 7. Nj Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITA ~
Orchestra each.
sTONtNGTON LINE. VIA Stoulueton- Leave Pier AZ
II 600 = NJ
Steanle-s MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NORWICH LINE via New london pier H.
z foot ~ lays only an . n
Steamers City OF LOWELL CRY or WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford Cp-frr
feId and the Lea Pier 10 y n foot OF t1larL
son only at 400 ? N RICH
ARD PEEK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK

General Offices, i07 West 3lst st.
Borough OF Manhattan
Notice hereby givsnn pursuance OF Chapter Ss OF
the Laws Of 1896 amended Section 10 Chapter No.
Laws Of s0Iof the boundaries OF the election
districts In the Borough Manhattan; of the designation
OF the place Of Registration October 9Th 10Th. losh
and 18th and OF the polling place for the election 70 DC
held November 3D. 1903 the election disrfet
in said borough. follows -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
REALTY LEAGUE MEETING POSTPONED

Tho meeting 10 lie Realty League. At which + IL
proposed -a discuss the question OF stoops and
sa.l,s. VII -aze place AZ Eesen7r e5c-s at Eighth
a.. and E.---e. -Itl-st.. at Is tomorrow night
instead C- l-----..t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-06

sebt auf Ct gtru5aro'5 ooBa oiaRrdutsr igrits
Feu aHp o,ot.6u. ans Dtrtu Slit man 4iIta
iaafft, Gjiun0b;jt 3u 0srls5'n. 28enn e an
Su5lcarg Dir qcbridt 10 Hmm' oi0rt uuo 500 re
mar - gtruurb RrGuttrpjllgu Elm;
,lpti nln,. iauit bic Tdrmc rein, bis regular ocr
G}an1 Jun Crt. fabr' IN NIT 5sibcr Eors tort.
Gam foamE ,tr 4ppgtit UUis Hu, 2U i5t Tar
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Eiib. iub,t III irip. ais uls un J0b. -
Tiir p Gtnt5 BE-. 4gotbeterH III ba5u1.
al Eo,5al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-06
@ener qiariftsanpaIt fur eerawars.

0Qf6tngtDn ., g., 5. Oft.
- Der 4rGIiOent ernannte 6eute 9rn.
So6n g. Rielo8 gum 8unOes : 9is
itrittsannalt fir 0elapare. 9tielos
fungirt CUR 3eit 6ereit5 ol8 0iitrittSs
annalt uno lit Der pom 'Senator 8an
6eqiinItigte GanOioat. SIN 8eiBen
6auie piro ertldrt, 6r. 5tOOieOelt
babe NielO8 fir 0as 2(mt au5erpdbIt,
neil er fib BON OeTen perI0nli6er uno.
beruf5mGBiger 5d6igteit ij6er5eugt
babe, uno neil feline Grnennung BON
elmer u6erniegeroen M}ajpritdt Der
Ri6ter uno U{itglieOer Oe5 8arreanS
pon Delapare o6ne gtUtiidt auf
garteiz ooer 5attiOn5S8er6dnoe ems
pTo6len poroer iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-06
Wiarplano, Snititut,
MaIz Mnc 3etdbens SchuIe.
prof. Otto Sudbs, BrirsfpdI.

RaIz Mnp 5eIDensE dluIe,
prof Otto Sucbs, Brir5ipdI.
RuuitsE dp1gttmsut l6a9=Rlnfeu) sroiinst am !,
Gftobr ,3situtH in alsn 8rduasu mad otr Na=
fur uuO nab Dem 4sbsn. Gntpiirff. Ntaleu IN
gplTrilrbtn uup Gel, joD;t 0to0eqiren
Sdmfag ARlaftu IN otnislben uutsrribts iptiqtn
uu0 Sormdl=lHt:rridt beginner am g. GttObr.
ainsbart=S6uIs fir 9ilObau.rsi am isIben 3ase
nie bic 5og4S4uen.
4beHo4RlafeH beginner am u Gttobtr 5rtis
b1nOs, DtabInsnIeI4uen unO urbitsttoniibes 3sid)s
ueu.
HIIe & itr tDerOsn in 6oEes ooH Rspls
ratursu an Der RydmonO 4Dloritbaqe ilr Otu 4ns
f1Hg I'M Snttut fOrta,sbt.
RatalOgt fHp i'm 5uiitut iu baben oSer per 90it
btriaHot
q. .. WprrifOH.
qrdfo'nt bss Gomits's Der DtuI= unO 3ci4ntni3us
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-06
Baltimore. Ohio Giicnbahn=
SrfuriipuS.S Bulletin.

80 0A-RaItimpre uddl GbtldecIpbid unc Ius
riIf. SonLtlg, ben II. Sftoher. SpeitaIiu9
brrl6bt ncu 6umotnzEabnbof SIS 8ormrts
faag. lRt TopasRahHboF $40 9ormlita9s
IOO-SaItimpre nab sS Huntington unc Su-
rud Sorutcg, ben IL. Sttober. SpeilaiSu9
perldbt Glmocn=@abnbOf $. - gormuid9s'
Wlt 8Dpalsgubnbof $50 8ormittdqs
SI5O-Saltimure nab Shelter HHe inrhf'
souutll. ogn H. Sttobcr. pt "a :
3uq oerldbt GambeuzGabnbot cl3 8orS
mjttaas, Dit. 3Opai 9lbnboT S2O Sor'
miftJQs.
Si.25-SdItimure nad SrceeriR. Seeepspille
(gntIetaml, 61gGrstpwn, 9arpere'
Esrrp uun gBind,eifer nne iurHd, Sonn7
tlo ben H. Citobcr. Sptj al 81 Q
peTldBt Gam0ens8abuboi ll5r gorm.
8sneutene berabseirete 6tnreife Sabrprtife
fir Rolouifsn mad rem g8,iten. Ja5rtars
ten u.rDen tdgli,b bis gum y. Wopember
uerfauft g9:asH udbtrsr austunit menos
man f5 an Die Observation-Disclosures
Oy0O-Soltimure nab Rtasara=fdlIen une
iuritd 2ette GrfurftoH 5reltag, ben y.
aCttgher Elcts iHo iur 10 Gage qitltg
Spf5ialiuq, aug burdlufinoen 6oddts
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gRt Ropll.9abnboi nm 9.24 Born. Der=
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;uruf auientbllt uuT Der 6udfdbrt qt=
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btftt uno Wanb 6burt 2bitebtr Don
Robeitsr nad 1bOueuO 3slarOs uuo ,u=
rid Uur $50, t219l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-06

gemeloet, oaB er geter OlIOn Guiott
beiBt uno audi untsr Dem g}amen
4eter OIon bstonnt mar. Gr 6ieIt
fi6 lGngere 3eit in minneapolis auf
uno entferrte 5t6 port etpu 5pet QGos
6en, no6oem er ieinen 5reunOen 8ez
iaqt bate, er ge6e nu6 0d56ingtOn,
um 7einen DobniiB i'm 0ejBsn 9auie
Quf3uT6lagen. W}an glaubte, er idera
3e. oyu minneapolis bielt man i'm
fir einen 0Gnen, D6gleib er oor3iigz
Iid SdDeoi76 ipridt. Gr lit ieine5
3ei6en5 Elm Uoidtniit uno tart
Io3taliitiIh, tpenn niht anur6iitti4
in Ieinen QniiAten. le6er feline 8erz
QanQen6eit mar er ie6r Ipenig mitz
t6eilIam. Gr bielt ii6 etpd bier
Sa6r in U}inneapolis auf un0 6at,
Iopeit man psiB, feline 2lngeb0riSen
bier 3u Qunoe. -. Syn GQiOtt'5 8eitB
funO man risIe 8eitungsUu8i6nttte,
nel6e Don ben 2eben5senO6n6eiten
De5 Yrdll0enten bun0eln, l0nle per-
i6ieoene, ppn GGiott in i6DeOiI6er
Spra6e geI6rie6ene 0}onuItriPte
ii6er politiI6e unO religi0ie 2ln8elea
qenbeiten. syn etltden OerielbeD
idimpft er auf bic M}iuiOndre, aoptz
tali7ten uno 5ru7ts, Iobt jeood Die
grdTOenten 8ooieoelt unD Wlc&inleD.
Gr Iaqte i'm Station56ou8, er babe
ridt 0as @ertngite gegen ben 4rditz
oenter i'm G6iLoe 9efU6rt, unO ieinen
ReDolDer nur oI8 N}ittel 3ur g}otRz
me6r BEL iia gefu6rt. 3um S4lu1e
erIu6te er Oarum, OaB man u. U.
Gnon BON g}r. 2218, SrOingtons
2(Oenue, UGnneapolis, Uber feline 8erz
baftung bena6ri6tige. Setnen 2ln4
ga6en no8 6ega6 er ii6, ol5 er 9Iin=
ueupolis DOR 5psi @O6en DerlieB, 3uz
erit nu6 0enz0ort, oann naa PRtlas
heInhio nm Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-06

Sin 6al6sr Bis Elm GbeeI0ffet poll
BON Ro0pop'8 RsaOp Relief in Ell
mem 6ul6en 0Iafs 8aFer, pieOerBoIt
fD oft uIs Die GrtIserungen anbalten,
un0 Elm 6tHd 5loneu, getr6ntt nit
RubpaD'8 3eaop Relief, iiber Magen
un0 Die @eOdrme geIe9t, ipirO foFOrtiz
ge 2inberung DerIaaffen uno balo
cine 9eilung belpirten in ieoem Sale
BON