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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-02-18

The largest and best assortment OF
bttled goods will be found at Bish-
on'a
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09
PRAISE FOR G0ODNOW
FORMER RESIDENT IN SHANG-
Hal TELLS OF THE SENTI-
MENTS OF AMERICANS In
CHINA,

Lebanon, Pa, Dec. 9.--Alice HAM
ilton Rich, who lived in Shanghai four
years, and was there in 1900, declares
that United States Consul Goodnow
rendered valuable services to his
countrymen in China and showed
courage, wisdom and real kindness
of heart. She says:
The missionaries found in him q
wise counselor and unfailing friend
not because they were missionaries,
but because they were his country
men. Mr.. Goodnow was the highest
and knowing his responsibility rose
to the occasion. This was shown not
4 only in those matters which were
KNOWN, for which he has been hon.
ored, but in his every day life in con-
tact with those who came to him for
counsel and help.
HE advised, comforted and pro-
tected, but with characteristic firm
ness refused permission for mission
aries who were gifted with more zeal
than common sense to return to the
interior before it was safe to do so.
Mr.. Goodnow is Highly regarded by
the Chinese officials. He has happy
way Of getting along with them and
is respectful, considerate and tactful,
when brought into consultation with
them. This has been evidenced in the
successful conclusion Of the Chinese
treaty with the United States, of which
he was the leading spirit
AS senior consul general 1t would
be strange if he did not at times in
his zeal for his own national interests
give occasion for seeming offense to
the other consuls. Our cousins have
not ceased in their friendship for
America to believe in Rule Britannia,
and no doubt man they could rule in
Shanghai would be more acceptable
than one who lives and acts accord
ing to his own convictions, Of what is
best and right"
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09
MANKIND GUIDED
BY SUGGESTION
ADVERTISING THE SECRET OF
BUSINESS SUCCESS.
Professor Vincent of Chicago Univer-
sity Talks to Newspaper Men---They
Have Great Power and Exercise 1t
Carefully-Specialists Discourse on
Advantage of Publicity-Colonel
Pope Adds His Testimony.

Chicago, Dec. 9.-Sidelights on ad-
vertising have been presented at the
annual banquet of the Agate club
where experts from various cities had
been assembled by the advertising
representatives of Chicago newspapers
and magazines, who compose the or
ganization.
Average mankind is guided-is the
victim-of suggestion" said George
E.. Vincent, professor of sociology at
the University of Chicago. You men
have profound responsibility, for you
make the suggestions. | am glad to
say that you do not wrongfully exer-
else that power"
Albert A. Pope, president of the
Pope Manufacturing company of New
York, gave the following suggestions
Believe in something, tell the peo-
pie the truth and stick to it,
Don't tell a man more than he will
believe. Make him want what you
ADVERTISE
BE careful in the selection Of
names. A good article often is spoiled
by an injudicious name.'
Mr.. Pope said the failure Of the
American Bicycle company-the COM
bine-was because 1t ceased advertis-
ing at a critical time.
D. M. Lord of Chicago observed
that man might as well expect to
maintain steam in boiler without
coal as to attempt to continue a busi-
ness created by advertising, tho
dropping the advertising.
Charles H. Taylor, editor of the
Boston Globe, defended the publica-
tion Of stories of crime. "a paper is
printed" he said, ''for all classes Of
people and each class has a right to
the news that especially interests him.
1t is a mistaken idea to believe that
murder stories are wanted or sell a
newspaper. Only those with an ele-
ment of mystery or those Of prominent
persons are used.
Lafayette Young, editor Of the Des
Moines Capital, said continuous adver-
t1s1ng was necessary for the future
success of any business firm.
Charles D. Spalding, president Of the
club, delivered the address of well
come. George W. Peck of Wisconsin
was toastmaster.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09
Fo11gl hit
De ath all Night
Grew Worse.
Doctor S aid Baby
Would Die.
DIR. Miles Nervine Re-
vived and Cured Her.

When your nerves are tired and derane
your troubles begin and remain with you
'our nervous system is toned up and
Hated. DR.. Miles Nervine is the great Nerve
ionic and Regulator. Read what grateful
mother writes of what it did for her baby:
"My baby had sinking spells so bad we
.espaired of her life. -Four or FIVE times she
sould faint away and be to all appearances
lead. When she was eight months old she
ook very severe cold and the doctor and
II who saw her thought it impossible for
er to recover. We hardly revived her from
ne sinking spell until she would go into
mother. One morning after most wretched
light spent fighting death and when all
7nptoms were growing worse, remem-
cred an almost empty bottle of DR.. Miles
cstorative Nervine and without saying any
ling about it gave the baby nearly half
,aspoonful. Then noticed she slept more
aturally. She had no more spells that day,
nd in the evening [ gave her a few more
rops, which was all there was, and now
hough She is three years old she is well and
trong and has never had the slightest symp-
TOM since the first attack. know of several
persons, among them relatives, who have
used the Nervine with excellent results. It
saved my oaby's life. You have my permis-
sion to publish this as I wish to do all I can
to benefit others. Mrs. w. !. Totten, Port
land, Ind.
All druggists sell aid guarantee first bot
tie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09
rsntS 81; sfS.55 s; $3.50

Sable and Isabella Fox Scarf,
yard long; choice soft, full,
fluffy fur, two large, fresh tails.
80 IN this lot.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09
POSTAL CHANGES
New Postmasters and Carriers Named and
Routes Established.

New Postmasters and Carriers Named and
Routes Established.
From the Journal Bureau, Colorado Building,
Washington.
Washington, Dec. 9.-The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed
to-day: Minnesota-Bradford, Isanti
county, Thomas l.. Nichols, vice Edward
5. Cahoon, resigned; Redwood. Becker
county, Della Hazelton, vice William Rolf
stead, resigned.
Rural free delivery routes were estab-
lished. commencing JAN 1, at Wheatland,
Cass county, N. D. (routes Nos. 1 and >,
tri-weekly service), length of the routes,
1914 miles; population, $50; houses, 126.
The following routes were established.
commencing Jan. 13: Iowa-Coumbus
Junction, Louisa county additional SER
vice routes Nos. 8 and g., length, 43
miles; population, 1,1o3; houses, 221. Hor-
nick, Woodbury. county (routes Nos. and
D. length. 49A miles; population, 1923; !;
houses, 203. Selma, Van Buren county
additional service route No. q, length
241a miles; population, 603; houses, 121.
Rural carriers appointed to-day: Iowa
Charlotte, August NJ Peterson; Gust
Maltke, substitute McIntire, James G.
B. Chase; William Adams, substitute.
Moville (route No. u, Elmer o. Day;
Florence l.. Day, substitute. Moville
(route No. y, Ike o. Thompson; Julia A.
Thompson, substitute.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09
DRIVEN OUT OF CHICAGO
MANUFACTURING CONCERNS EN-
PLOYING $500 MEN MORE THAN
LIKELY TO LOCATE IN OMAHA.
Special to The Journal.


Omaha, Neb., Dec. 81. Stees of
Chicago conferred with the CONNER
cial club yesterday regarding the re-
moval from Chicago to Omaha Of two
large manufacturing concerns. He
said the names would not be given un-
til all arrangements had been COM
pleted.
I'VE are thru with Chicago, owing
to labor troubles" said Stees. "The
two concerns employ $500 men. The
blacksmith departments had to close
because of sympathetic strikes and our
losses in consequence were large. One
concern did $3,O00,OO0 worth of busi-
ness in the last year; the other did
100000 worth. We want sixty acres
of land" ..
The Commercial club will furnish
the land, if present plans succeed.
Stees went to Denver, expecting to re-
turn on Thursday, when the arrange
ments will be completed for the trans
fer Of the concerns.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09
Low Round Trip Rates.
n tn R11ffa a1n m. MOptroaI

$40 to Boston or Springfield, Mass.
$40 to Syracuse or Albany, N. Y.
From st. Paul or Minneapolis via
Chicago Great Western railway. Pro-
portionately low rates to many other
points in eastern Canada and New
England. Tickets on sale Dec. II to
%, inclusive; good to return until Jan.
-, 1904. For further particulars
apply to L. G. Rains, general agent,
corner Nicollet av and 5th st, Mime
apolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09
The Main Travelled line

to Sioux City and Omaha is the North
Western Line (Omaha road. Five
trains a day with connections in Union
Pacific union depot at Omaha
for Denver, Colorado Springs.
Pueblo, Salt Lake City and all
points in Oregon and California.
Thru tourist cars for California Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday every
week. Get tickets and information
at 600 Nicollet ay., Minneapolis, MINI,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09
One Fare Plus So, Round Trip Rate
Via Chicago Great Western Rail-

To points in Old Mexico, New Mex
leo, Minnesota, Texas, Oklahoma,
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
Ample return limits. Tickets on sale
Dec. Is, 1908, and Jan. and 10, 1904.
For further information apply to L..
G. Rains, general agent, corner Nicol-
let avenue and Fifth street, Minneap-
oils.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09
Teets To9tS 81; $50 6; $9.95

Choice single Isabella and
Sable Fox Scarfs, and extra
large, full scarf; two fresh
tails.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09
rsbfs rahIs Nc; ys 90 3 S5.95

Fox, single Isabella and sable
dyed, full, fluffy fur, two large
brushes; a rare value.
100 IN this lot.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09

Salt Lake-The highest peak in the Wahsatch
range discovered and scaled yesterday by
J. r; Raymond, civil engineer. The peak
Is IA 449 feet high.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-09

San Francisco-Mrs. Hairy q. OIdt with her
4-year-old child, jumped overheard from the
steamer Queen from Alaska to Frisco and was
IrOuy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
:3nri NuefOntsn BON Gen XIII.

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BON Ieiner europa : Reile aus Hom
mitgebra9t bat;
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ben mar, brGngten ii6 Diele aiinitler
beran uno iudten I'm Die 8er8lnitlz
gunQ mad, ben neuer gapit in Del
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trait mar ppQenbet uno Der W}dler
bat ben 9upit, benz &unifperte einl9e
Worte 3u inicribiren, nie er ods BET
dnDeren gortrait5 audi gethan babe.
2eo betra6tete iein Counterfeit, ld6elte
un0 f6rie6 Die STEELE aus Dem IA.
&apitel Des G~pangeIiiten Matt6di, ND
bic Singer eri6redt Seius auf Dem
Meere gebn iaben unO Elm 9eIpenit
gu ie6en glaubten; n5iir6tet Sud
ni6t; i6 bins, 2eo Der 0rei3e6nte. "
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Elm neuernannter Cardinal beIu6te,
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Die Dole aud Dem Cardinal bin. SO
fr06ne Dieiem Cater ni4t!" entgegs
nete Der cardinal. Qeo ndbm cine
3peite qriie 5piiden Die Singer, be-
tra6tete tie uno iagte: n9ieie5 9ri5z
6en foG Elm Qaiter iein? Nenn Pris
len elm Batter pGre, bann 6dtten sic
e8 Qan3 qefpiB."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27

lteber Die 4uSbeutung Der 9toz
mantminen in SIoafrita piro
bonn Sap gemelbet: Die nele 8eieBz
@orIage ent6Glt fotgenbe 9uuptbez
itimmungen: nWenn Die Gntbefung
ppn 9iamantfelOern auf einem @ebiez
te gema6t nirO, tpeI6es elmer gripatz
perion ge60rt, 10 erbdlt Der Better
4i1O Der 0berfIG6e, Die 8rone 6i1O,
nirb bic gntoefung aber auf einem
Der 8rone ge60renben 8ebiete gez
ma6t, 10 betommt bieie 2eBtere 9I1O,
Der @ntbeter nur lilo. Der ber8roz
ne 5~ufauenoe She'll fam benz 8eIiBer
gegen cine @ergiitung aus ben Nettoz
@rge6niHen pa6ttpeiie iibsrla1en
iperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
Gampfer prrlaFtn Baltimore pom
nfrr % Ia NH In RinhAMr .m.rn.
QGrfern Marhlonb Ba6n,

Erat in Rraft I'm u. Suui 1903
3ugt Ucrlantu ole 0Ilcna Statiou, lDI: rOlGt:
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i1pcoti & l6cttru gobH."
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4:HzIjdr.J
1855 Qbcuos - Qttomm. uot uuiousqrjoQt.
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Ijaie onlib Bon GmorD.@ro0e, Garlislc II. g.. &
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burg uHo y. * ". @abH, BIS Sbcuau0oab.
lp.l2 Born. AttOulm. mad luiou=griopc, Qort
uuO gcttD5burg.
1870 9obm. Ntfomm. nab Gmcr0=@ropt
% Ha6m. - Aftomm. mad GmorDs@roo,.
j3 gohm. - Blue Ntountaiu GrpycB GparIors
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332 GGdm. - GrprcB nab Vort Il. =. & 80. Tio.
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lIU;t, 0ugcrsJoDu, 6rcpcrjd, Gmmit5burg uuD
SbjppIu5buve.
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i,uittts lluion=9riOQt.
5.2j Gadm. Affomm. uu5 2Itta.
GIG A6lH05 - NttOmm. mad llujou=8rtpg.,
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6aHoDcy.
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3iQe balttu al Union, QcuuiplUouio=@Utuul
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:. W. Manitoba, Gcn.zSupt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
Meme Wictbpbc i'm Der ScbanSlumo
5000 nItc Teberbetten.

Don GrautultIOcH. Rut QaraHtirt. Cir cine 9er.
Understanding iea0: man a]oreifrtis GouDsrt.
9aginoi0 So, 103 u. &~eTtHgtou Str, Gaitis
more, Yp. C9uni2S, llit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27

VVVV ~
Btr b,jobl,H poftip bo6fs 9rtiit, oa Dir Gin
dusial;tbii8ts GtOTqei9dit iabrtn uHD bic 0aas
r,u uotbId bc5tn. StTot 9ottarts. s8aItimDrs
6satbr g.. RI. 9I8, Cf.gaItimOrss5tEObs.
(Uail0, Id
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
geer ,ahIt ontel @am's stcurrn

6eI6tper tGnoli6 bic GinpObner
Der Ser. StQaten. 8ei genauerem
3uIe6en Iie6t ma a6er, OaB Die
Steuern, pel6e Die Ser. Stooten err
6eben, in Der grpBen Me6r6eit BON
benz tleinen uno mittleren Mfdnne ges
trdqen peroen. Die Ser. StaQter
er6e6en nur inbirefte Steuern. M}it
bieIen inDiretten Steuern lGBt ii4 bo5
8oIf rupfen, obne DaB es i6rett,
uplumer, fans les fuire c|rier," 1pie
Der 5run3oie gu iagen pfIegt. N}it
ieOer Gigarre, jeoer 9feife ooer 9riie,
nit ieoem Srunf BON 8eiItigem entz
ri6tst Der 8iirger ieinen Steuer@
O6ulus. ltnO bic Steuer : S6erfz
lein IGppern ii6 3uIammen. 90 BE-
5ifferten 1i9 Sntel Sans Snlanoz
fteuern in Dem Gnoe SUM- o6gelaufez
men Si5talia6re auf ndbernO 231
M2iqionen Dollars. Wel9e Summe
u%nferer 9o630ue ergaben, lit CUR 3eit
nod ni6t per0ffentli6t. BON DEN
SnlanDiteuern entfielsn runD 1872
WfiIionen Dollars auf Spiritupien,
etipd 659 W}iQionen uuf gego6rere
9etrGnte, auf 3abat 433 Mjaionen
Dollars. 2r1e ii6rigen Snlanoiteuer>
qlteQen, ME Sleomargarin, Butter
grGparate, 8anten Il. bgl., ergoben
gegen Die pben ~genannten nur geringe
8etrdge, Die ii4 3uiammen ni6t elm
NAL auf u9t Miuionen Dollars BE-
3iffern. 8anten uno 8anfier8 figuz
rtren in benz porIdufi9en Nuspei5
nit nur 899 Dollars. Die gr6ebung
bieIer Snlanbiteuern toitete fat $4,
100000 Dollars. Sine grpBe Nnz
Su6l Mmerifdner 3ablt mad Oieiem
StsuerIItpem 10 gut pie gar feline Snz
lanofteuern. Wer feline SpirituOien,
fem 8ier trinft, ni4t rau6t pOer
I9nupft, tper feline Margarine pOet
0erartige fabri5irte 2e6ensmittel gez
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Steuern gu 3a6Ier. Der Qano6epobz
ner, Der gutes Srintpafer bat, fem
3au9er lit, fam ii6 lei4t nm Die
Steuern briiden. @no:r8 lit es nit
ben 8eppbnern Der @roBtGDte. Sn
rem meiiten ldBt Die 8aIerDeriprguns
pieI gu niiniden ibrig. Der @roB=
itGbter 1T auf Bier u, Dgl. an8enieien,
fpenn er ieinen 0urit itiGen min. Die
groBe Menge Der 9roBftGoter piro
aber BON Qrbeitern unb tleiren ecu
ten se6iIneL Sic cpnJumiren ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27

Ia6 Der ioeben Der0ffentli4ten
neueIten 6orftfatiftit 9reuz
Sens Iinb BON Der @eIummtfld4e
bes preuBif6en @tuate5, Die 1882
432 6eftare betrdgt, 8,192,505 9et>
tare 0alo, alio fat Elm @iertel Der
@eTummtflG6e. Der 4ntheil Der elm
3elnen 4%rooin3en lit natiirIid redt
perf6ieben. On Der SpiBe itebt Die
9ropir3 6efenzNufau nit 1913
8ro3ent 8alDfld4e, ben S6luB
ma6t S6le8pigz9OIitein nit nur
6.55 9ro3ent. 9On ben Sc Regie@
rungsbe3irfen 9reuBen's itebt Der 8e=
gierung8be3irt Nrn5berg nit 41.86
8ro8ent 0uIbbeitanb o6enun, ais
8tpeiter foIgt 8ies6aben nit 41.24
PrO3ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27

auf a~urt9uuQ, 3uitiulmung uno nit otm 5cqtn
stintr S~ot;liJteit qsibriebtn BON Wigr. 9,ruuro
CfReiQD, ,. =. *. =, DER ipGbreno obt Sdbr,
ais p;eueu0tr 9rdIat Ots Yupitts i'm 9ltitun
pobut,. Iititr berporraqtuOc dmtritdnii9c qutpr
puros nab Rom b~cruftu uuo pom 9apt. ju itiutm
oifiiisneu 9iuQrap6itcu trudnnt. Bonn GlrO;ual
@ibbous NM uaO,rtn tjr6liteu Authorization ais pie
tiujiqs oiftjieus @ioprapb;t Ocs @dptts a%uertauut
uuo qutotbtibcu. utbtr 800 Ssitsu, prd5tiQ iau.
itr:rt. IN tuggii5tr, iran30fi3cr uuo ocutiacr
Sprahs pcr6iicutl:5t. uuUrrpIti1Ii 6
Quutiqt @tIegtnbtit III a"OcRttu.
gcte GommiiTou. 4usrattuu9 gratis. 4 be
ao6n 6. 0 / Il it Is o." gr. 718, ar6=Str.,
4b;laotIpbia, IA. Q9l-2,2G2-lU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27

ipeitaus gr0Bten S6eil Der 8etrdntt
unb Na6rungsmittel, pelfe DE
Steuer Objsfte Der Rsgiernng lIno.
@er 8d6lt alio 9nfel Sans
S+p,tsrr2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
Cueen annt's Gileuba6uzGn.

Gd|brpIau itit 0tm IA. sun! 1904
EaalgiT pT,aH:r pitr 3r. 10, 2IsbtzStTas;(
Gad Gapt Ta9, Nsbo5ot5, G,Htg,Dilt, Eus'rsA
topn, Son: QojH. uno 3pWbsHaSl atlansH:
Glltl6 Grfl. 5oaHt18sl......7 Born, y Gldml
6ouUtlq5 goymg
RAD 2o0tsBoint, LUt'Usto9U urb dLtE guUt.tt
an PR 6srtrcoi4t=EiDlfon {
9o5Ia ltgI. SoHrtlgsI..7 Bonn, 2 unO 4 gatah,
5onHt19s Observation-Disclosures. IND g goym,
Iur rad gODs=Qo,ul u1o Custust5nH:
3l5 Ea3mltta3s on 6oRHt15s1.
qaiB.uB on I'd. & 65ti. Gitub1bua nab Gdfor,
Cyi0v0 uUO 9p:i&tus5tateutu.
" 9Hib.uB in GrttHpoDo Oil .Gt,lulrczGUsu5a5 .
mad dl,n 9uHftH ijDltb an -EaD=g8ri,
4b!ar'lP5.o unS 0orfo.is5iisr5a5ua
Grabt oH 9obtU:a3;H BIS 8 lt9s 45.E3s aH5ss
nDWWtH
T:l;p50as: G. & O.. Ct Ran, 225o-1o. otu. 81.
g. 4tilioH, Observation-Disclosures
Sobn 6. 9o5ltp. Ysussl=Q l1l5.r-4s;Tt.
tUlai27,l9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
Die rin3iar %anturiiirtr 9rbrnssc:
ififte nes 0anlfes 9rn Mi.

u85.6.q2.3,9 200. 9O5, lib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27

So6n Qleronber Dom e
min fir ieine 3iOniiten in G6icdgo ein
Saxrnutel erbauen, oa8 SiBe fir
5000 9erionen entbalten uno cine
babe Miqion Dollars toiten iOQ. Der
mooerne 4poItelzPrOp6et ideint benz
mad auf groBen 3upa4S ieiner Sette
81 re6nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27

Die rG1ts" BADEN imam
5ieG Bel ibrem Gonpent nt6t 10 gut
obgeI9nitten, nie Die SGnger. Sin
betrddtli6es 9efi5it 1T 5u oeten.
Na8 Dem @ergniigen Der 8aBenjamz
rler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
Uarblaab & gennigIbnnias Giiens
hnhn>Enutnonuip

Sigs b.rtaHtR Rortbs9ip,. uro Caia5tr sSta!ioH
al Wo3rHtdgtH:
Tao 0sri, pa, I'm 750 TlorstHs uHe $50 RAGS
nitta9s.
Rad gtair, mO., 7.3o, $50, 'Il.S gormittaqs,
$50, $50 Rabmtta3s uuo 900 G5,n0s.
6orrtaqs nab Itlt1, IA, $50 BORN. uro A@
na3 g,iair. M. $50 u.85 Born. 400 Ra$ut
un0 1000 N5tuos.
'l.D Quhm,tta9g Samfags.
6. u. Jiftr, G.nsrnI=9aHagtsr'A9'Hf'
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Olnfrnf-

Ga6febtuo p,-jsi6ncte Qtrioren Deer ipl6e Ter,
ioHtu, lpcl6t Gustuuit ii6tr D~icitlbsn otbeu ION.
ntH, itno erlu6t, bti DEM llEttr3cj5nc;cu |pcrj6ulid
pOer i6riftIi6 ib su mtlotR:
L. Smuta aIein. ssbOreH ben I6. aueuit 1886
IN 2SaluuQtn, ltBt au9eblib pcrbtiraibCt, mi!
ipeu, unbetannt, oocr Oersu Grbcu;
2. SobGHn Srteertd Albrr, ~aeblrils aus 91uitb
SberGmt Stutt9art.
B. SpbduneS uno 2SiIbeIm W1etser (beVu.
Mduier ODER WIeiirr), s~ebirtis aus SsuieI in
Eberb'ftn, I'M 1865 mad Nmtrita, ansebl;t
nab soltircyt, lusgtpanDert, 0or O;r,r
GrbtH.
Baltimore, Mb, DEN l. 3uli 1903.
Ser SaiierItdb 9cutidc SonfuI,
@rprg u. non Stuscu,
Rr. ., SEO=GaD= Str1bs.
QS56q2,3,9 {, 200, 205'L13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27

Qus M}iin9en piro beri6tet, buB
in biefem Sabre 3 lie &reu5otter
i'm Siurt6oIe in 9rpBer Menge dufz
tritt. gtnem 6errn gelung eS in
ben leBten 3ogen, 8ebn groBe Ottern
gu fangen. Die 8~reu3Otter lit Die
nod am 6Gufigiten in 9euti4lano
p%OrtommenOe @ifti4lan9e.
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Mpntas, ben "a. Smli 1908.

Man9er bGIt es UNI r
feiner DirOe, ii4 beite6en 81 lai1en,
neil Inn iber6aupt Iidts a~nge6oten
nirD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27

Oie rNprt6ern 6ecuri=
ties Company" bat i'm leBten 6iStaIz
iobre feline 76Iedten @eI6Gfte gemu6t
unb f9reitet riiitig ~borpGrts, troBbem
Die @eieBe gegen tie iin0. Die berbunz
benen 8dbnen nabmen $115, 544, 600
Elm, elm Me6r BON $18,OOO,OOO geger
bas @oria6r. g5 lit ii6rigen5 i6on
bofiir geforgt por0en, baB, penn bas
Sbergeri6t gegen bic @erI6meI3ung
entf6eioet, nur Der Same auf60rt, SIC
@ontrote i;6er DE 6lel 8a6nen aber
bod in elmer 6anD bleibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27

4us Der Sn munitions
ftunoe: nWa8 tbun bic 6iirIten BON
Solms" 10 fragte Der 5eIOpe6eI in
Der acknowledgements. Griter 8eS
fruit: nSie regieren!" 6eIOpe6el:
n5ulf4!!" 3peiter Retrut; DSie fab
rem f~pa3ieren!" 5el0pebel: p5alid!""
9ritter aetrut: r0as fpeiB NOR
ni4t!." 6elopebeI: n6reiIi4 petB
mans, S6r GieG, fpaIten t9un tie ii4
in nrei Qtnien."
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9lnnuft q. 9srcipenItcin.

So far5 am D. Suli 1903 in icjucr g8obuuuQ,
Ir. A, Narioro=gotuut. @tuguft 7. @yt;ocuftiu
ian a.. Sabre i,inc5 Stb,us, g]cljsbter @attt non
8,bcccl @rc,Ocuittin. &:rlUln0tt uHo drGunot 0tr
TlmilJt inn GbtuuG5o0q cjugglu0tn, DER @rtroiz
1uag btutt, Y}outag, Den 81. Suli, gIahmit=
taQs j llbr, bc,jurObutu. 5rdu:rQottcsoituit IN
scr Dtuti1gu .utbtrjibsn Rirat, 6dr0liHts, uabe
glltimurt=Strabs 9tiicbuuq ~prlodtiu. t2N6.Sl
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9amnfIhiFsp4n ,efaen.

2lorooeutf6er Srop0 b.
is &e9elmaBig,
- 0ampf - S6iffd6rt
on a.. 1Dii6,H
Baltimore unO Bremen
pur9 be neusn unO e~rprobten, nit
alien Standardization perIe6enen
o., Poltoampfer eEiter RIaFe:
"ggqsIR' y8ranbenburg.1
"3m5sdof, mGaFel,1
gGI0tn," ,8resldu."
Die GgPe6ttiOnsto8e fno, ME fulgt:
BON Baltimore.
"~G4eL'nIg,' N}ittpp6, BEN 3. 4uguit,
2 ubr Nafmittoog.
"JFqsIn," Montag, BEN II. Qu9uIt,
a.. 2 uRr 9a6mittoa8.
"0Foho'nburg," MittpD6, ben ?.
O., Sept, 2 u6r Na6m.
""'u''' I6ttnod, Den 9. September,
2 ubr Ro6mittoos.
"''suof' Ihttno6, ben is. Sept6r..
2 ,l5t3r 2odmitto8s.
"H3etn," 9}ittmod, ben %. Septemz
Der, 2 u6r Hoamitto9s.
3psite RdihttspaHagcsQrrs.
BON $40. 80 an.
9tKScdIs 9uTIaptsQrti5,
Sou baltimore nab SrtmeH..........,. sac IN
ScH SrgHltn nah Baltimore ........... S3G IN
RunbrsHtsgiGttt ppR Baltimore:
HGD GrcmeH uUo 5uriif ..........S $50 ItO
B's.n Gra5t unO gaFags Utuos man F5 an ii,
gsHsraLsQgtHttH
Or. S9umaher e Co.,
8r. 3, SH0s9dpzStrab..
DOer
Gbiparo Rdine,
Office ots sIsutib;n Gorytipouotnttu'.