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Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19
St. Patrick's Night Dance
Special to Reyiew.)

NOFOSAe-@
 Douglas, March 1S.-The entertain ment and dance of the Ladies Aid so- ciety of St. Joseph's Catholic church was held in Library hall in celebration of St. Patrick's day. The entertain, ment. consisting of local and instru- tations. was of high order and high ly pleasing to the large concourse present. The hall was beautifully decorated in the national colors of Uncle Sam and Ireland The costumes of the ladies were elegant. while a generous sprinkling of emerald was quite conspicuous. Nearly one hund- red and fifty couples took part in the grand march, led by Mrs. Latta and Hartwell Nowell. It was long after midnight before the large crowd be, gan to dissemble
 The entertainment, under the direc. tion of Mrs. Miller, assisted by MT. Howell as master of ceremonies. con- sisted of a reading by Mir. English en. titled, Why We Celebrate Today" :" A duet by Mrs. Lewis and Miss Hess was prettily rendered. Miss Emma Thomas recited The Irish Haid" Following this came violin solo by Miss Mary Miller. accompanied by Mrs. McGonigIe. H. c. Stillman rem dered pleasing selection and Rube Bell and Miss Emma Gordon won hearty applause in song and dance sAstch. A whisting solo by Tom Buck, accompanied by Mrs. McGonigle, was the next number. Miss Emma Gordon. in butterfly dance, displayed much grace. The descriptive song. Stay in Your Own Back Yard Honey was well rendered by Miss Mary Mill CT. Miss Thomas accompanying. The close of the program was a piano solo by MT. Phelan.
 Among those present were MT. and Mrs. c. A. Brown, Tim Maloney. Figgs, W. c. Ferguson, Lachance, WheHthoff and Parsons; Mesdames Purcell, Mich -ols, Miller and Latta, Misses Toohey Rupert. Brown. Ferguson, Hess. Len. dry. Elder and Short, and Messrs. Nowell. Rhone. Fisher. Hendricks Ffege. Vaughn. FIichruger. Watson, SOwell. Rupert. Hardiker, Ritchie. c. H. Browns Donovan. Kelsey, Vim. Williams, 0hIs and Lealry.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19
Local Breyities

Douglas, March 18.--The condition Of James Harris and his son, Joe, who were injured yesterday by the explo- sion of a stick of dynamite, is reported as very favorable. Dr. Randall, one of the attending physician. states that un doubtedly both will pull through. This will be gratifying to the many friends of the family, who sympathize strongly with them in their misfortune
 H. L. Taylor and H. Clay Herrick | the farmer and attorney, the latter 8 prominent real estate man, expects to move into their new office in the Bank of Doug a.. building within the next few days.
 w. s. Madding returned from the cattlemens convention yesterday
 New line oi stationery just received at Whites. tf Mrs. H. s. Collins, wife of a well know ieweler of Douglas. died sud denly at the Collins home yesterday from a complication of ailments. The sympathy of the community goes out to MT. Co 'Iins in his sudden bereave- ment.
 ROmulus. the modern Ursus, who has lately been producing the great struggle depicted in Quo Vadis be tween the giant and the bull, passed through Douglas on his way to Fl Paso and Juarez. He attributes his | failure to throw the bull to his recent illness and says he will take long rest before again exhibiting.
 | Arizona view writing tablets just re ceived at Whites t!
 B. J. O'Reilly. county assessor. fin CT owners of Douglas today. Mir. O'Riel ly states that he finds he has over hsIi million of taxable property on hi: list. .. !
 Russel & Son, on Ninth street, TUT as good an eatin' house as there is ir 1 town. If =
 Mrs. Rupert entertained a party oi young people at her home on twelfth street last night At the close of the ball. eight of the St. Patrick day ceIe [ cile and partook of a sumptous array of delectable viands prepared for theil coming by the hostess. The party was composed of the following: Mrs. Fer guson. Miss Henrietta Brown, Miss Ferguson and Miss Irene Rupere; Messrs. Dr. Rhone. Hartweli Nowell Rupert and Mar'owe.
 For good steaks. chops and othel fxin's go to the Savoy restaurant or Ninth street. t
 MT. Robert Hilburn came in yester day from his prospects. some ffteer miles southwest of Douglas, ana brought in some very fine specimen' of copper. pirotes and nnalachite o carbonate of copper. MT. Frank Keil ogg sent in some of the finest ore tha I have seen and although I have no had an assay. am sure it would TUT fifteen or twenty per cent copper. TheJ are down but 12 feet. but are sinking as fast as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19
D. 1. COMPANY
 NEEDS MORE HELP
RAPIDLY INCREASING BUSINESS DEMANDS GENERAL MANAGER.
Mir. Mcguire is overworked, but Win
 Remain at Head of Business as Sec
retary.
Especial to Reyiew.)


 Douglas. March 1S.-The rumor that a change was soon to take place in the quota of officers of the Douglas Imprc cvement companq, has no foun- .datien. It was reported that MT. S. F. Mcguire, secretary and manager of the comapny. was about to resign and that NJ. George Hardiker, claim agent for the E. P. and s. w. R. R., would be his successor. MT. Hardiker's presence in Doug.as for a few days lent corroboration to the rumor, but investigation disproyes any such as sertion- As a matter of fact, MT ests, oup!ed with his ever increas- ing duties as manager of the D.. I. O.. make it impossible for him to properly attend to both, hence the necessity of an addition to the force of the D. I. Co. So stated MT. Mcguire to the Review correspondent this morning. He will continue as secre- tary of the corporation but a manager who can devote his entire time to the details of the business will soon be appointed. So far as MT Hardiker is concerned. it is not known positive ly that he will accept the office. al though it has been rendered him. Should he accept, it may be some time yet before he can sever connection with the E. P. andS. w. In the mean. time MT. Mcguire will continue as sec. retary and manager.
 In reference to the new plant of the improvement company. MT. Mcguire states that the new power house and ice plant will be in operation not later than June. unless some unforeseen de lay comes up. The boilers and part of the machinery is already here and more machinery is on the road
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19
GETTING READY FOR
 SCHOOL ELECTION
SCHOOL is NOW CLOSED FOR
 WANT OF FUNDS.
A New Eight-Room Building May Be Erected b., a Special Tax Levy. Brief Locat News.
Especial to Review.)

Especial to Reyie~.)
 Douglas, March 1S.-The election for school trustees. which Is set for March 2Sth, is now a mater of great interest to Douglas. Of the three trustees at present in office. the term of office of W. A. Sherwood and J. A. Miller will have expired. and new members will be elected to fu the va cancies.
 At present the schools of Douglas are closed. owing to g lack of funds necessary to conduct them. but it is expected that as soon as the work of County Assessor O'Reilly has been fin, ished. the assessment of f per cent on all taxable property will be levied and sufficient funds procured thereby to erect an eight-room schoo house and pay a corps of teachers to conduct the work for the entire school year. Whether the schools will be reopened before the close of the present term Is a matter of conjecture, but it is cer' tain that at the September term 8 pIOpStly 0putppSu sSHooi uuiioAAS VIII have been erected and the school ap- propriation will be large enough to carry the institution the ensuing year,
 The enrolment for the year ending June, 1902, shows that but sixty-fve pupils were included. and that one teacher was sufficient to handle the number The enrolment for the pres. ent school year was 130, an increase oi just 100 per cent. and three teachers had really more to do than they could attend to. Should the beginning Oi the fall term bring with it a core spondingly large increase. the trustees vii be kept busy appointing a corps of assistants sufficiently large to cope with the increase.
 Among the possible nominees foi the board of trustees have been men toned Judge R. O. Johnson. D. T. Dun lap and E. R. Pirtle Mir Dunlap has expressed himself as unable to accept the nomination should it be offered him. owing partly to his qualifications and partly to the fact that his busi ness. that of druggist, monopolizes his entire time.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

Alfred Paul & Co. have just received Wardrobes, Couches and Folding Couches. Reed and Metal Couches Fancy Dressers. Fancy Iron Beds, Nor ris Chairs, Reed Chairs, Book Cases and Cheffoniers. Paul & Co are loca ted on Tenth street, between F and c, and conduct the largest furniture establishment in the city. This latest shipment is the largest line of furni ture ever brought to Douglas. Call and see for yourself. ..-.
 Paul & Go. are fully equipped to do
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

Douglas Employment Office
 Douglas District Messenger Office
 Under One Management Office on H, and between 10 and II sts.
 Douglas, Arizona
 Skilled and unskilled help furnished on short notice. List your wants with us. Correspondence solicited. TEL. ST. D. Tanner, Manager
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

UNITED MoDERNS NO. 16o Meet 2nd and 4th Mondays at 8 D M. at Opera House hall Visiting members cordially invited. c. c. Warner. Chair. Nj. E. Crank, Sec'y.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

A systematic effort will be made this year to mine gold on the east shore of Lake Victoria which belongs to German Esst Africa
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19
Mails

Eastern mail arrives 3:30 p. m.; closes, 9:45 a. ID.
 Western mail arrives, 10:05 a. m.; closes, 3:10 p. m.
 Mexican mail arrives, 5 p. In.; closes 4:30 p. ID. Renwick White, P. M
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19
Uncle Jim buys and sells
 SECONDHAND GOODS

of all descriptions He is now located next to the Cattle Exchange barber shop on H. st
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19
Hotel Arrivals.

At the Ord
 Gus N. Florshiem. Los Angeles; W. B. Huthsing, Tucson; ". e. Mcbride, Bisbee; W. A. Fiege Dragon; D. Ford Jones. Bisbee; T. F. Butzow, Fl Paso; T. T. Hines, Brick yard; Arthur Osburn, Brick yard; F. E. Harwood. Kalamazoo. Mich; Prof. Sylvester. Washington, D. C. At the Roy
 w s. Mclaughlin, Nacozari; Will R. Hill. Kensa: W. A. Comstock, Fl Paso; Walter Hewitt. O. Sillard, San Antonio; T. Miles, Dallas, Tex; Chas. Eaton. Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19
DOUGLAS POST oEEIcE HOURS

General delivery window open and stamps for sale from 8;30 a m. until z D. :n.. except while the nails arc be iGg Gi5t-ibu.cd
 Money order and registry window open from 8:30 a. m. until D. m., ex cept during the distribution of the mails.
 Sundays-General delivery will be open from D. m. until 2 D. n. on!-.
 Neither registry nor money order business transacted on Sunday.
 Stamps on sale in store at all times
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-19

Tells Past, Present and Futunre
 No Mistakes Perfectly Reliable
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23

unb mutbig erfiiGt; i4 belt DID trl@
mer fir ben ebeliten. befen Wteni9er,
au9 e6e i9 tpubte, pel4e trdurt9e
GoQe meineSante Mubelpn als 5tpe1tc
Satin 0eines 8aters geiptsIt pat.
Seitoem i9 es erfu9r, iteRit 0u bon
unb unerrei6bar in meiner AGtung
ba; pie @enige bitten 10 nie Su 9e>
bdnbelt? Gage mir, pie mar es Olf
mDgli9?"
1e6er 3laus Oietri6's 140nes 9e>
fi6t 9inq elm 2eu9ten uno feline Au@
gen i6immerten feu4t, als er allf oa5
Bib ieiner geliebten Mutter oeutete.
rS6r babe i9 es gu perOanten, Ye@
tite,@ iugte er feierli9 unb ernit. yWIr
poQen unferen 8inOern btelelben
S6ubenqe[ i'm buntberpegten Geben
mitgeben, es pirb aud ibnsn mon4e
8erfu8ung uno 9efa6r brtngen, 1te
tperben unter iol9em 8eleit rt9t DOM
8fd0e bes Re9ts dbpei6en. Wena
iebe 5rau, unb befonbers jeoer W}ann
5i6 BON bieIen beiben guten Gngeln
leiten lGBt, 10 fdGt inn Ni4ts i4fper,
mas inn audi ieinSdidiul ouferle9eH
mag"
nunb nie beiBen bic bei0en S4nBz
geiiter, 2iebiter?" fru9te 6ran Don
WaQin.
@tol3 unb bod ri4tete iAr 8attt
feline 740ne 9eitult auf bann iagtt
er nit Qnbo6t: Sic beiBen @9re unO
Nfliht."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
Wur0 unO SeIbffmnr0.

StepIen, Mtnn., %. Ottober.
= Die 2ei9en bOn gilbert SEMEN uno
cSoIie So6nIon purben beute i'm 9auie
6es Griteren uuf ieiner Jurm na9e
RoITeau gefunben. Qus ben l1mitdn>
ben ging berpor, bub Der Munn bas
Mdo9en, tpeI9es feline 8eliebte mar,
nit benz aolben zines I9tperen &ebolz
pers erf9lugen .unb fi4 bunn eri4oI>
len bate. Senien mar 80, bas MGo@
den 10 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23

GouutiI.gluffs, Soma, 2 9aQe.
Concord, 0.so5 10 StunoeR.
SeuUtr, Colorado, q Gage.
Sttroit, Mid., / sag.
GaIotiton, 2eras, 2 GAGE 5 StuHetG
6arrisburQ, "a, 3 StuHoeu.
6artfOro. Connecticut, y 5tunosh-
Snoianopplis, 9uo., ! 5a9.
Sadion, WtiHihpgt 2 SAGE.
SadiouOiae, Glcrtoa, / Sag.
RauiassGitp, WiTouJi. . Saos.
9ittls Rod, Nrfanias, 1 SAG Is stuRe%
Souis0jGs, Rp., ! Tag 2 StuHoeu.
Wempbis, 5enn.. ! Gag 5 Stuuosr.
Ytobilt, alabama, 1Iaq 8 Sttu0eu.
ROriolf, 9irginisu, Y StuHosu.
ReiUsCrIeans. Ga, / 8aq 10 Stunhs%
Gtaot 8tsUsgorf, 5 SuuotH.
Smn5d, Rsbras!a, , Tags.
PORTLAND, Wuine, l Sag.
QortlaHO. Oregon, 5 5Gae.
philadelphia, "a, 3 StuHSeR.
Hittsturg, "a. II StuuoeH.
9ropiOtrct. n. -, Is SuaotH.
&dIciQb, 9.=G.. IS Stun0tu.
Ct, Gouis. IiTouri, l Sac 8 stuHbeR.
Ct. Qau!, gliruciotd, / 6a1 y Stunotn.
San Franlisto, Sal, 4 Rage II StuROsR~
Sopstl, Rauids, 2 5dqe.
goitou, 0}oG., 10 StunOtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
Niehfntters nnn strnhnreiie.

SoGgen6es limb Die ouF ben f%tuatliz
den 8aagen fir 9eu, StrOb II. I. ~.
geftern er3ielten Preiie:
Se itIi4e 9eundage.
6eu.-3imotbp $13 Bis SIG, &lees
beu $14 pro Some.
@tro6. - 8ei3snitro6 81 Bis SO,
RoggenitrDb $12 Bis $14.50 pro
Spnne
Mais-pro SAB $3.50.
q Or me fIt4e 6eupudge.
9eu.-3imotbp $14 bis SIG, &leez
6eu $14 Big SIS pro Some.
Strob. - Wei3enitrob So Biz SO,
3oggen5trob $14 Bis SIT pro Some.
Mais-pro SAB $3.50 Bis 1913.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
Giehmdrfte.

Chicago. %. Oft. = RinbOie6:
Seutige 3ufubr 10000; Murft 15c.
606er; 9reiie $1.35 big $500.
56tpeine: 9eutige 3ufuhr 10000,
morgen 10000; Murtt 1Oc. b0her;
preiie 1896 Biz $3.50. @9ufe:
Seutise 3ufubr $4,000; S9aTs unb
QGmmer fpuren 10c. niebriger; greiIe:
G6dfe $500 Bis $3.50 2dmmer
1926 bis $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23

9errs SsGunb, 3d., %. Stt.
= &inbbieb: Murtt itetig; Die preiie
rdngirten 5pii4en $3.50 unb $3.50.
S4peine; Murtt b0ber; preiIe $500
bis $500. S4afe Murft Itetig;
Yreii $1.5O Bis S7.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
q slam b.

grsmtu, Tcuti5lau0, Q 5aes.
P vros gDrcg. qt0trtinitu, % TCs&
GoIt=tta, &r~itii6-Snoicu, 80 5uot.
SemCrara, @r~itii6z@uiaua, 10 9uss.
60n9=RoHe, China, % 9ags.
RiuQit0u, Samaica. 5 9uge.
G]ioerpooI, England, 7 Sa0s.
9ulern, ShDti3. 10 SAGE.
stoot Icrifo. Werjfo, ; SdsE.
YtOsfau, 8uBlduo. y Sage.
Banana. Der. Staten ron Colombia, ] xaA&
Qaris, froutrei6. 8 Gage.
Cuebec, GaEcoa, 2 GAGE.
Rio Be aaueirO, @raflicn, Is GAGE.
Rom, StaIier, 10 JGQt.
81 Sotns, @cufuroIoHo, 4 Saos.
Ct. Petersburg, Gublauo, u SdSs.
SobHsp, GutraIier. 81 Sage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
3u bertanfen. : %Orltaot.
3u uerfaHfeu:

9rd6tiee usuc Cottages, bette Contribution
o~ttratt,ue Qaqt, 6Ouutp<Sttutrn, frete S3uls'
@as, g9aisr, eltftrii6t einte BE ganjf H1pt, o..
HabrocIo, prahtiae 6~oirdhu,e, geiuuOe g9Obnungtn
ano bsits Rapitdlsaniage, . 3immsr, 9aO' 9eral@
BAG. Sbiefuod6tr, poaidnoIg, alt pantn0tn
gvuuOfidsu, qruno3insfrei, inter lti3tsn StOinz
guuQcu gu n~ifprjgiten 9rtiitn; itbt ot be'oen eng
3;aen an @llt;morez NM 3oOoldnDzaot. nerIi9
BON gu9uru=goe., SrpinQton, itbrIa gsbltebenen.
Wlr fuo ole Gjgtntbimtr unO Grbausr.
unttco 8eal y it 6 o., 40l GaIoert SIo9.
cQ1 2 h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
6euttQe S6lubrate:
8altimprer GffeftenbGrie.

Cysri6t.t fir ben -Stutib,H Gurr,inona,ntsn' our4
3. 0E. TtiootuoOrf & Co.
Baltimore, ben p. Oftober.
8. @m. MiOoeno0rf &c So. bere4s
nen fir 5rancs: 8untiers Sratten
auf so Sage 5.2O8, auf @i4t 5.188,
fa~ufmGnnii4s auf so Sage 5.214 bis
5.229. 8ei6smar4 auf so Sage 400,
@uloen auf 60 Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers uuI go Sage
ASH, auf Si4t 4.858, taufmdnz
nif6e 4.82-4.823.
Yertdufe auf Ter pieFgen GFIettsn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23

s.-0ie beuttge Wfois3ufubr
betrug 83,2O7 8uf6el; 8erfanOt BON
ben Glepatoren 55,626 8uI6eI; GIes
patoren : 8orrdtb 231,8O4 8ui4eI.-
8erfGufe: 1 Maggon gemiidter gu "a,
1000 8uf6eI Spot gu SOL 1000
Steamer tpeiBer Spot gu 484, 1000
Spot gu so, 1000 Nr. 2 peiBer Spot
gu so, l Wa9gon gemif4ter gu 534.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


llntenItehenbe preiIe be5iebsn fi6
auf ben @ngrOs : 9unbel; fir ben
R~lein6dnOel muB Elm entIpre9enber
Qufi4ldg gema4t perben.
Sarm : grpbutte.
2ebenbes Gefliigel, pro gfunb:
iunge 9iibner lie. bis 13c.; alte 9ibz
ner lie; Gnten &c. bis 12c.; Butter
12c. Bis 14c.; Sauben, prO Puar zoe.
bis 25c.
@ier, pro OuBeno 21c. Bis 22c.
NepfeI, pro SAP 75c. Bis $500;
Srauben, pro 5 pfunOz&or6 lie. bis
2Oc.; 8irnen, PRO SAB $3.50 Bis Sc;
Quinces, pro SAP $500 Bis $500.
Semitic: 8artoffeln, pro 8uI6el
45c. bis &c.; 3piebeln, pro 8ui6el
55c. Bis 70c.; MeiBtobl, pro 9unz
bert $3.50 Bis $500; &opfIalat,
pro 8uI6elfiTte 25c. Bis 35c.; 3uder=
riiben PRO 8iinbel 11c. bis &c.; So>
mdtoes, prD &Drb lOc. big l5c.; 9ruf1e
8o6nen, pro 8ui6el 60c. Biz &c.;
Mais, PRO OuBenb Sc. Big 22c.; Ga
rotten, pro 8inOel IL. Biz BE; Gina
bo6nen, PRO 8uIdeltifte $3.50 Big
$1.75; 8lumentobl, pro SAP $3.50
big $500; Seuerie, pro 9uBeno 15c.
bis 4Oc.; runbe 8ii6en, pro 8uf4elz
fife 25c. Bis Doc.
9rocerie8 unb PrObtto o.
Ruffinirter 3uter, pro qfunO: gss
niirFelt, 5.61!c.; pulDeriiirt, 5.133c,;
Stanoaro granuIirt, 5,013c.; fetn
grunulirt, 5.O39c.; Grpital, 5,063c.;
Columbia 81, 4.76Ic,; gel6er, Able.
Bis 4.61c.
Butter, prO Pfuno:
Separator IL bis Il
Stunt Cream Biz -
Sanitation Is bis 10
Soma Meffern Sable IA Bis 163
0eitz8ir8iniu III big 13
qrints, 1 9funO 10 Biz 233
qrints, ] qfunO . 10 BIG 23 81
Roqs, 2 PFuno 10 Bis p
@ol8fleii6: pro qfunO, gan3e
@4uItern, engliia gei6nitten, &C.;
gang tur3e Rippen, 99c.; @eiten@
iped, 1O1c.; gan3e 2eibitiide, LIE;
SpedzS 4ultern, 9Ic.; Sugar Gu@
reO" S4ultern, Sc; S6inten, loo;
o6ne 9aut, 144c.; Picnic, 1Oc.;
nMeB"z $3.50 pro
SAB; S4muI3-in Sierces, gut rafz
finirt &c., in 5GKern 93c.
8affee: Hotirungen iino, ME foI8t:
auf Der Bats DON 81 Gents pro
9funb fir Rio CIR. 7; Santos Tic.
Biz lie; Maracaibo CSC. Bis 121c.;
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; Motta 18c. Bis
19c.
uger0fster Ruffee: 6. 9. G., in aiz
ten 1O.5Oc. Big 10.7Oc. pro 9funo;
in 8i6Ien uno Gdden, reiner SABA,
32c. Bis 321c.; SABA uno Motta, gez
mii4t, 273c. Bis 28c. PRO BfunD; reiz
ner Maracoi6o, 22c. Bis 22!c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
Saltimnrer 0arftberihte.

QBtti8ttt fir BIN .Stuti@tn 6oTrtiFonosntsn')
Baltimore, ben p. SttOber.
Me6L.- Die beuttge Me6l3ufu6r
BELIEF ii8 auf 25,O85 6dfer, elm
f6lieBli6 $3.50 5dfer gu 2Ocuitz
point uno 1922 6dFer gu Canton,
8iiItenper1anot " 6Gi1er. Die Ro@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
@unnerppQe GntNefuna.

Frau B%inidms, cine btrporrasenee Spejidz
ltipenotn f-auen oas Slid Der @eiuuobsjt; bate
ME tinm 6tbli5Iag; in u4tunOUisrlie etuuo.n pirD
in ira.nontl9tm 6tuoium 9iueeruHe Osriaaftt Oosr
f,in, gaablunq; feline Sbmsr,sn. ftint @,fnbr,
feline unterbretune Der 9tibdftisuha; abioIut T6,r
unp barmlos; I'M 9lrtau oOr per Bot 81. 6 0 ms
prtobeIft pripattg 6eim fIr
g Gebilottt acknowledgement dr,t.ibt
PebanoIuna, ions qttpiiridt; 25=idbrio. Griab-uHa.
epr.bfuEotu bon 10 bis 8. 6Ountags BON 2 bis 5.
SaotbertbsilEue GRATIS.
frau e. g8tHidmS,
Gr. 845, Torb41oparosS trabs. Galtimsre.
(SeiG.S&S,1 al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-23
Srf0rberung ban Poitia6en

GG1ae Der srforberIi4en 3eit our grs
rei9ung Der Dtrfaieosnsn 9ez
fimmungsorte.
untsnItebenO 1T Die ungefdbre 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der Poitia6en BON
BEN galtimorer 9oIt : 8irsuu mus
ben bquptIG4Ii6en einbeimif4en unO
ouspdrtig,u GtGoten pep3ei4net.
Snlano.
atlanta, Ga, 10 stunosn.
gtlautic.Gitp. RS, 6 Stunbtn.
qrooflpn, R.sQ., 6 6tunoeu.
Rurlinotou. gtrmout, Il Stuneen.
QuifalS, 8.sQ., Is StHnotn.
Cape map, rs, 6 stuuosn.
EborltHon, CSC, Is S!unotH.
Gbituoo, Sng.. l Sa3.
Columbia, SIS, Il StuuOtH..
Cincinnati, Gbi0, 20 GtsRnsE-
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