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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-28
RAILROAD TIMETABLES
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
l. November l6, 1902.

l.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
LEAVE FREELAND.
g l2 m for Weatherly, Msuch Chunk
Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Phila-
delphia and New York.
? 90 m for Sandy Run, White Haven,
Wilkes Barre, Pittston and scranton.
15 IN for HaZleton, Weatherly, Mauch
Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton,
Philadelphia, New York, Delano and
Pottsville.
City, Shenandoah and Mt, Carmel.
II 30 n m for White Haven, Wilkes Barre,
Scranton and the West.
II a IN for Weatherly, Mauch Chunk, AL
lentOwn, bethlehem, Easton, Pbila-
delphia, New York, Hazleton, Delano,
Mahanoy City, Shenandoah and Mt.
d a. D m for weatherly, Mauch Chunk, Al
lentown, Bethlehem Easton, fhliadel-
phia, New York, Hazeton, Delano
Mahanoy City, Shenandoah Mt Carme-
6 80 IN for Sandy Run, White Haven,
Wilkes Barre, Scranton and all points
West.
7 20 pm for Hazleton.
ARRIVE AT FREELAND.
2 % am from Pottsville Delano and Haz-
9 l2 am from New York, Philadelphia, Eas-
ton BethleheIl Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Weatherly, Hazleton Mahanoy
City, shenandoah and Mt Carmel
9 SO m from Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and
II 80 am from Pottsville, Mt Carmel, Shen.
andoah Mahanoy City, Delano and
Hazleton.
l235 d IN from New York, Philadelphia,
Euston, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk and Weatherly.
4 Al p IN from Scranton, Wilkes-Barre ana
White Haven.
8 33 p IN from New York, Philadelphia
Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Weatherly, Mt. Carmel, Shenan-
doah, Mahanoy City, Delano and Hazie-
ton.
z 30 IN from Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and
White Haven.
For further information inquire of Ticket
Agents.
COLLIN II. WILBUR, General Superintendent.
26 Cortlandt Street, New York City.
CHAS. S. LEE, General Passenger Agent,
20 Cortandt street New York City,
G. }. GILDROY, Division Superintendent,
HaZleton, Pa.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-28
Where He Located.

Suffer cat the end of Simpkins' balD
DO you know, l can't find my over
coat anywhere.
Simpkins-Have you looked in the re-
freshment room?
Stuffer-Why no! How could it be in
there?
Simpkins-You haven't, been any
where else during the evening, have
you?
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-28
Fate's Injustice.

Nocash (disconsolately)-The rich are
getting richer and the poor poorer.
Friend-What's wrong now?
Nocash-Miss Fullpurse has refused
me and is going to marry Mr.. Coupon.
New York Weekly.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-28
T EHIGH TRACTION COMPANY.

First car leaves FTazlcton for frcclGnd at
ID IA M, then on the even and half hour
thereafter. First car sundays al u W II IN.
First Car leaves Freeland for Hazeton ut
3 45 IN. then on the ID md 40 minutes after
the hour thereafter. First car sundays ut 45
am.
Last car leaves IIazleton for Freeland at
IL 10 y m. Last car Su urdays ut IL 80 y IN.
Last car leaves Freelund tor HuzlctUn at
II Is pm. Last car Saturdays ut II 45 pm.
Cars leaving Hazlrton nj q 60 III connect
with ID. 5. g. S. railroad trains Mt Ha2eton
junction for Harwood, Cranberry. Iomhicken
and Derrirger daily except Sunday, and 80
m and 90 M sunday.
Cars leave Hazleton for Humboldt road,
Inci la aud ShepptOn at $40 and 10 - Il IN and
4 90 m daily, ana % and 3 W p III sundays.
Cars leave Hazleton for Beaver Meadow
road. stockton, Hazle Brook, Eckley, Jeddo
and Drifton ut 10 p III daily. and ~ u IN aud
b 10 p IN sunday
A. MARKLE, General Manager.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-28

The following schedule has been ar.
ranged and will remain in force until
further notice:
Until further notice cars leave corner
of Broad and Wyoming streets. Halle
ton, via Lehigh Traction Company. for
81. Johns at 30 500. HOO a. NJ, IL. 90
noon, LOO, . 90 and 800 p IN.
Returning leave ST. Johns for Halle
ton at 7.lC 1925, II 30 Il. m, II. 80, /. 80,
2.3o and 4.45 p M.
Andrew f. Harger,
Gen. Pass. and Fight. Agent.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-28
YESTERDAYS TESTIMONY.

Testimony regarding the earnings of
contract miners employed by the Mar
kles was given yesterday by p. K. Ross,
Philadelphia accountant. Excluding
all those earning more than $1,000, the
statistics showed that the average an
nual earnings were 1854 21. This in
cluded 900 men. Twenty made more
than $1,000 and their average was
81 ,52S 20. One of the latter was Thos.
Elliott of Freeland, who with nine la
borers made $4,4O2.9l in 1901.
When the witness sought to explain
the firms dealings with Mrs. Burns and
Mrs. Chippie, widows Of miners, his an
swers proved unsatisfactory to Judge
Gray and led the latter to exclaim:
"Who does know about these things. 1t
is very apparent that this man doesn't"
Later Attorney Darrow took the fig
ures submitted as earnings aud showed
that they contained numerous errors.
The most noteworthy bit of testi-
mony was given by Albert c. Leisen-
ring, superintendent at Upper Lehigh.
His testimony, both on direct and cross
examination, showed his sympathy with
the miners. He has lived his whole
life with them, and has entered largely
into their business and social under
takings. He had no complaints to
make concerning the behavior of his
men before, during or after the strike,
and they, through Mr.. Darrow, ex-
pressed their friendship for him and for
the company.
No man had ever been discharged for
the presentation of grievance, and the
company had always met its men, and,
If it could not grant request, had
given full reasons why it could not do
so. Mr.. Leisenrlng said that the reason
the company did not grant an eight
hour day to the liremen, engineers and
pump runners was because the conces-
sion would break the classification OF
wages at the other colieries of the
region.
Mr.. Leisenrng undoubtedly made a
lasting Impression upon the commission
ers, every one of whom noted his every
word. When he had described the real
state of affairs in this region, and faith
fully pictured the true condition o! the
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-28

If you are fat be good natured. The
people just naturally expect it.-Atchi'
son Globe.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-28
A. MAKkLE, General Manager.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
~ JERSEY. November l6. 1902.
Stations in New York: Foot of Liberty
Street, North River, and South Ferry.
TRAINS LEAVE UPPER LEHIGH.
For New York, at 8 10 m.
For Philadelphia, At ID m.
For " hite Haven, at 10 a IN and 05 p m
For Wilkes Barre, Pttston and scranton, at
ID u M.
For Mauch Chunk, Catasauqua and Allen
town, at s Is "a M.
Through tickets to all points at lowest rates
may be had on application in advance to the
ticket agent ut the station.
G. NJ. BURT, Gen. Pass. Agent.
w. G. Besler, General Manager.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-28
TESTIMONY FOR
MARKLE & co
Continued from First Page.


building cars for Markle since 1896.
Their capacity was 147.56 cubic feet
Sidney Williams, general superintend-
ent for G. b. Markle & Co, said he had
been identified with the coal business
about seven years, but has held his
present position only few months.
He testified that on October 90, at his
direction, notices were posted asking
the striking employees OF the company to
appear at the Office, bringing their
brass checks, and apply for work.
On October 90 committee OF miners
waited upon Mr.. Markle and said they
desired to return in a body as they had
quit. They were told that there were
several of their number whose cases Mr..
Markle wished to take under advise
ment and on the following day the com
mittee was informed that certain men
would not be re-employed
The miners failed to accept the over
lures OF the company and on October 81
twelve notices of eviction were issued
On November 6 the evictions took place.
Mr.. Williams said he was present at
all the evictions. He was asked If he
had observed any cases OF Illness among
the families who were compelled to leave
their homes, and replied in the negative.
In one or two cases, the sheriff had
asked an extension OF few hours to
permit the families to search for another
dwelling. Counsel for the company had,
however, advised against this course as
he believed it to be ruse to obstruct
the legal process.
"Was any man refused reinstatement
because he was an officer or member of
the union?" witness was asked, and he
replied In the negative. He responded
similarly to the question, "Was any man
refused employment for other than per-
sonal reasons?"
SIS there one of the men evicted who
has ever been guilty of a criminal act,
50 far as you know?" queried Mr.. Dar-
row.
ANoi soiu puo WIJHtoS.
"Why were these men turned out?"
Because Mr.. Markle said they had
committed acts for which he did not
care to re-employ them"
Frank Walk, storekeeper at Jeddo,
testified that up to 1890 30 per cent OF
the employees dealt at the store. The
credit system, he said, was discontinued
in July, 1901; it had never been obiga-
tory upon the employees to deal with
him; his prices compared favorably
with those Of other stores and he did a
good business.
Before you gave credit" said Attor-
ney Mccarthy, "a man was compelled
to pledge his salary to you, was he
not?"
mo. he signed an agreement author
izing the deduction from his wages of
the amount OF his purchases.
After the credit system had been
abolished, witness said he had made
reductions of about 10 per cent in prices
and said also that he had lost two thirds
OF his custom.
Dr. William II. Deardorff, OF Free
land, told OF the company doctor sys-
TEN, and Gollieb Filler, coal and iron
policeman at Jeddo, said the evicted
ing citizens.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-28

"Minnesota's Best" -four is sold by A
Oswald. There is none better made
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-01-28
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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The TRIBUNE may be ordered direct from the
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The date when the subscription expires is on
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wise the subscription will be discontinued.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27
0ao. Ioroica in Nrp:gurf.

Nen : Oorf, 26, Sept. - On
8oro oe5 9ampfer8 ga 2oraine",
Der geitern bier anlangte, befuno lid
Mme. Noroica, bic 6ierbsr tommt, nm
i6r Gon3ert : Engagement nit 6rn.
Dup gum 2t6i8luB gu bringen. sic
piro i6re Gon3erttour am 5. Ottober
Beginner, big Nopem6er bier blei6en
uno bann entlpeoer mad Berlin ooer
petersburg 9ehen. Qu6 &orl 9uOiz
boff, Elm e~lfid6riger Geuiit, befuno iid
unter ben 9aFogieren. Bon oem3ioz
niIten : GongreB in Der S6nsi3 lit
9rof. 8ott6eil bon Der Columbia
uniperIitdt pieoer 3uriidgete6rt. Quf
ieinen 4ntrag mar Der 8eI6luB, eiren
9r0Beren Qanocompler in 8ritii6z
Oitafrifa gu %taufen, uuf ben Slid gez
legt uno oann einem Gomite ii6ertpisz
fen nprDen, lleber ben GongrsB Ielbit
poGte iid ProfefIOr 8ott6eiI ni4t
duPern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27

fortfubren, 9arle6en ein3urufen uno
IombarOtrte 8aptere, bel ipel9em Der
Margin Der 9arlebenzG mpfGn9er anz
gegriffen mar, auf ben Murtt gu tperz
fen. 8egen W}ittag iteQte Die Stdnz
barb Stl=@ruppe hire StiiBungstdufe
gang Elm, tpie Die 80rIe piIen poIte,
neil W&organ feline Gon3eIiion ma9te
btnii6tli6 Der 9ioioenben : 8olitit
be5 StablzSru1t5. Die Stanbaroz
Stlz5inan3iers erlangtenGinftequng
Der 9ioiOenoen5abIung auf Stammz
dttien unD 3ebuttipn Der 8rofitrate
fir Stammattien ouf flint 9ro3ent,
cine 5oroerung, auf tpelhe Morgan
p~OrlGufig ni6t eingsben tann, penn
er ietnen &lienten gegeniiber ni6t
tportbri4ig lperOen nil. Die 8urIe
begannen Oo6er BON 9}euem gu peiz
4en, uno IS mar cine eigentbiimli6e
@rf4einung, baB nun audi bie@oulo'z
i6en 8ertbe, DEFENDERS N}iFpuri 9az
ctftc, 8ubaf6 unD Man6attan 6o6z
balm in Die abI4iiIIige 8epegung nit
4erein ge3ogen purben, geraOe ais ob
cine 8aiFeattode ii4 8egen bic ben
Stan0ur0~O il=SntereFen fe6r nabes
iteRenoen 8ertbe geri6tet perOe. Die
gr0Bten umiGBe fonben in 11nion=4az
cific unO in ROdz S8lano ftatt, unO
OieIe beiben 8ertbe 6atten aud bic
itdrteren ettOzGirbuBen. Union
Qacific" itebt fdon felt Ginger 3eit
unter Druid, unO borige Do8e lautete
i6on Elm Battle Sip, DAB llnionz4as
cific auf go berunter ge6en tperbe.
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800 @rbeitrr beIhmiuSrlt.

9tttsburg, Pa., 26. Sept. -
0as angebIi6e 8eri6ptnoen BON g.
8almun, 8eiiBsrs elmer 9riOut6ant gu
S4Oenpile, Pa., tpel6e bonPolen uno
Slaponiern %putroniiirt purOe, beranz
faBte beute 300 Der Opfer, iid I'M Die
8ant berum an3uiammeln. Sn Der
8anf mar nlr Elm 8nabe antpeIeno,
Der iiber ben Nufentbalt Sulman's teiz
nerlei Qustunft geben tOnnte. 9ier
AntIagen pegen ltnteri4Iagung iino
gegen 8alman erbo6en pOrOen, bod
teiner Der Gonita6ler bat bis CUR 3eit
ben W&ann oerbaften f0nnen. gs 6eiBt,
baB bic 4r6eiter gegen $4,000 bei8alz
man oeponirt hutten. Die @ufregung
unter ben Qeuten lit 10 groB, OaB mar
beoerflihe l1nruhen befiirhtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-27

2~eb9afteiten pirb Der a~uffaIenb BERG
li4e @ertebr er0rtert, tpel9en 8uiier
Wilbelm nit @r3ber5pg 6ran3 6erbiz
ndno, Dem nd65tbere6tigten S6ronz
erben Der 0itrei6iI94ungarii6en $40
nar4te, tpG6reno Der feitli6en Sage
unterbielt. IS tpirb oarauf aufmertz
lam gema6t, baB Der oeuti6e 8aiier
BEL ieoer 9~etegen6ett ben pGrmiten
Snmpatbie'n fir ben Gr5ber3og QuSz
brud oerIte6, porin aIgemein Elm W}o@
ment bon 6Ober pOlitii4er 8eoeutung
er6Iidt tpiro.
4u4 ionit trug 8aiIer Wil9tlm cine
oemon1tratipe 9er3li6feit gegeniiber
ben MitgIiebern bes 0itrei4tf6en 8aiz
ferbufes, Iopie alien 9eri0nli4teiten,
nit oenen er in 8eriibrung fam, our
S4au, noriiber bic Dem 9reibuno
feinblife 9reTe unperbo6lenes WtiBz
Dergniigen empfinoet. S6ren Quslaiz
iungen nab gu urtbeilen, bat Die pom
beutI6en &aiIer ge3eigte unO inn in
0ien erptefene Qiaben5piiroigteit gez
robe5u per6liiffeno auf tie getpirtt.
Ser Ret4srat6 mie0er arz
bettsun.fd6tg.
Sn3niI6en 3eigt ii4 i'm 0itrei4iz
T8en Rei6srat6 pieoer ba5 %geDo6nte
t~roItlo1e Bib. 0as Qbgeoronetenbuu5
1T gum 10 unO 10 Oielten Mole ar
beitsunfdbig, unb Der 9arteiS SnAdber
treibt BON Geuem Die bGBli4iten 8liiz
then.
Die G3e6en baben gu i6rer alten
ObitruttionsS3att gegrtffen uno ito
rem bic orbnungsmGBige @rleoigung
bes Sagesoronung bur4 una6ldiitge
ginbringung BON 9rin9lt4teitS|Q1@
trdgen.
6aus bic O6Itruttion nur nod cine
fur8e Weile %fortbauert, miro Der
Rei6srat6 pertugt psroen. Die 3ez
gierung perfpiirt feline Quit, neben Dem
ungdri16en &uooelmuDosl 9leta3etttg
AUDI Die gauge SeOe unO 3erfa9renAett
bes Ditrei4ti4en 9arlamentari5mus
Dor aler 8elt paraoiren gu lafen.
Nu6 in Berlin 6err DIT
Corruption.
Sn Berlin pirb 9ermunn 8agan8,
Der GetretGr Des StaatSS 2tnnaltes,
auf bic Inflage pro3eiiirt, Snforma<
tionen on iolhe Berionen pertauft gu
baden, peI6e iiberfiibrt tperoen foQz
ten. SO liegen flint 4ntlagen gegen
8agan3 bor, barunter cine iOl4e, Die
Den frii6eren Banter Gouaro Sanz
ben, Director Der r9reuBii6en 6ppoz
tbetenS8ant," tpel6er gu feds So6ren
3u4t6uus perurt6eilt purOe, inpoIz
Dirt.
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@ermtihte trIearnp6iide sepefden4

- 3n 2incoln, Rebr., Der7u6te Elm
entlafener 3u6t6dusIer Elm Sinh Oe5
8OuOerneurs Y}itep 81 rau6en, bod
purOe er Don BEN anoeren 8tnoern
baran per6inDert.
- Sn Sos Qngsles, Gul., nur0e Der
8aptiItenJ9re0ig 6. .. D6alen auF
Die QnI4uloigung oer6aftet, feline
6rau uno psr 8inoer in 9latts6urg,
R.=g:, iiBen geloTen uno nit Der
6ruu Sennis 8. Glatf Our68e6rannt
gu iein.
Die 56u6Fa6rit Walter $.
8uttle Ii. 60 in 2pnn, MaT. lift in
bic 6GnDs nesWafeperpulters uberz
gegangen. Sin ldngerer Strife Der
Qr6siter 1oG fir rem Gontur5 Derantz
portli6 iein.
n0eao Better SfFice" in g8nf6ington
finb i'm bergungsren Sable iber 3sbn
MiQionen 6tida oOrt %mss.aufen. Sn
ben 8riaFen fanb man $48,634 an
8aargelO uno bisIe Qnpeiiungen.
- Der 6aftiorstreit in Der .Jnters
national QFociatiOn Der Bridge arb
Structural Sron 8orfers" auf beren
Contention in 8anias Gitp lit 6eiz
gelegt tDoroen.
- 9ur4 Den ginitur3 einesS 6orn~
fteins in Der 2eOin'i6en 6a6rit in
2eip3ic BEL 9oOer, Del, tpurOen Ga
muel 6ufett unb SOieP6 NlOnt 8ez
t0otet.
Sn grups8 @n6, R.zg.. aerpann
5. 8. 9uggin's 4fero nG6arIe5 Gls
lpooo" oas Oriental 6anoicap.
- Na9 Dem SSa6re56eri4te Der
= 0as briti56e S4iff nGIiffOrO,"
Capt. Mlpt9ie, BON NepcaitIe, Quitrdz
lien, 1T feds Meilen iiioIi4 pom
gliff6puie BEL San 6rdn3isco ge=
ftranoet. 9as S6iff mar nit Sob
len beluoen. Die % NaoRn Der Be-
IaBung pur6er Qerettet.
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Nater gGiQiams TINT.

MtIpoutee, 8isc., 26. Gept.-.
Batter 6enrp @iume5, Der 6etannte
4forrer Der ct. Marien : 8emeinoe,
Der gr0Bten uno Glteiten DeutI6en taz
tboliI6en 9emeinoe Der Staot, lit
beute Ha6mittag am 5er3i4Iag pI0Bz
lid geitor6en. g. nuroe in ieinem
8etitu6l toot aufsefunOen. Der Ser
Itorbene mar elmer Der befunnteiten
bieiigen tat6olii6en 9rieiter L.. fpirtte
pdbrenO elmer Iongen 8eibe Don Sab
rem Geit 1880 ols SeeIiorger Der gez
nannten 8emeinoe. gr errei9te Elm
Otter pon "a SQ6ren.
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6nhfeneru0te.


YOrtl0n0, Ore, Is. Sept. =
Die oissjdbrige !9opfenernote i'm
Stoate Oregon niro etpu 80,0008olz
len erge6en, ettpa 5000 8alen peniger
uls i'm @oria6re. Die QuaIitGt bes
OiesiGbrigen 6opfen5 lit un9Iei6mdz
Big; mn 20 8ro3ent iino poGtommen,
Der ii6rige Grtrug 1T mebr ooer peniz
ger angefauIt. Die preiie iino feIt
uno 25 Gents oas qfunO peroen fir
dusge7u6ten 9opfen be3dhlt. 8eItern
puroen na6e3u 1000 8aQen eritsr uno
ausgeIu6ter QuaIitGt gu % Bis 50
Gents cas 9funo p%ertauft.
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0ehensmInr

GIebeluno, g., 26. Septbr. -
8eItern, tur3 mad Mittag bat iid in
einem Simmer Oe5 Smperial : 9otel5
an SenecaitruBe S. u. Sennings BON
6insbale, Mi8., our8 Die 68lGfe gez
fdofen. Gr Iiegt jeBt auf ben Sob
perpunoet i'm 6oipital. Senning5 lit
etpa 50 Sabre aft. gr 6interIieB cine
Roti3 nit ben Worten: nW}eineQbrefe
lit ). ". Sennings, Rr. 108, Meuoz
StraBe, 9iusbaIe, Mi4. Mein Batter
lit 6. 8. Sennings."
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Gatnm i Bnrnett
6an6eIsGhuIe

AMI buIs fur gtsnUsrapbis unc sopepritiHs
unabsrtrOffsus 8sltaenbsit tHr jung: mdnnsr
uno UlGo3sn, bic cine eetHaftlia. ausbIlouHs
trit.r SlaNe fuiui5su. gorJle!i6e 6acilltdttH, srs
fa5reus 2sbrsr, prattii5sr liRterridt. Gags
i3uten : uutsrri6tg : @sbibrm $1,000 pro
Monat. absuOiaulen %sroffnst ant q. September.
uuterri5tsq ebubr - 81 pro WoUdt. Giriular
gratis. sprt6t Dor oor i6reibt an GdtOn X
P"urnttt GpIltgt, Rr. /, EorO=Gbdrltss
6trast, Baltimore, UD.
6. & 3. SsI.pbOn 81. 9auI 406-9.
(WuduhA
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MarblanSer Sdule fir Saube.

Der Sc. 3ur!ug bsoiunt am l6. S,ptemb.r.
goufsfiioustOise aul. fir Soubfumu,
unO eOlBs, otrtu gsb0r far On gtiu8 Der 0ff.nt.
li5tn S8ul,u 81 mang,l6ait if. uHt:rritt i'm
epre6sH uno 2EppsuIsisu, iODjt Grammar dull.
uuO afabemilSs 6tuoitn. Stbr stiun0s QSes
Befofigune uuo u~Rttrri6t frti
fir GirpObnsr Ylurplaao's. Tar D,nos I'D On
Gbos. 10. III, 9rin3;paI. Grcsrid, Orb.
Caue8; 5a5iGo-Nug2N
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WIT. at. SuiebbS.GpQea.

StuoitnsRurius: Rluifi9sr, piFsuiduitli6er uno
iaufmdnuii6r unttrridt; erinoIibsr 1luttrri4t
in Der beuti5tu 5prads. -- EsoirQuugsn: ogOors
berg pro Seifou BON iinf Rouotsu SI15. Stus
bier beginner AM 3itnfoe @. oeu l. September
1903. Ttau oortifrs:
Nruesr Spispb. DiTsttor.
Station ., Baltimore, Wo.
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Decentralization
maIs unn 3etdensEdbuIe.
prpT. Otto EudS, BrinsipdI.

WIpT. OTTO UuDts plIH3IVuL
Runf=Ge purtemtnt 31p=RlafeH) eroffnet an l.
Cttobtr. 3si5usn in aaeH Sran4eu nab Der 9a=
tur uno mad Dem qtbsn. GntDiirfe, Dtoltn IN
SgdFnfar6en uno OIL, iouit Nooelirsn.
rSdmtags 4Rlaftn in p~tnitlbtn unttrri6tsjDeigtH
uno Rorm1l=llut,rri6t beginner am 8. GftObr.
8intb1rtas6ule fir 9ilobaHersi am i.lbtn 2ags
nit bic 9ag4S6ultH.
decentralization beginner am u. Stto6sr - 5rtis
banoz, Wsai6inen3ei6HeH unO ur5itettoHii9sg 3tu4s
men.
Nile RGaifen tperbtn in Gote. bon Rtpus
ratursn an Der Observation-Disclosures iir Osn ans
fang i'm SntitIt f~Ortgeiest.
Rataloss fno i'm 3uftitut ~ babsn pOtr per BOT
b%eriunot.
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11niberFtGts> sdule fir &naben,
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De- 20. &urfus bssinnt am 2 -. q september
Gi.fs am poafGubieftn ousestattste Cages
66ult fir auabsn i'm Sdoen 1T cine gorbtreis
tunesfbuls iir iresnb tin @ousG. 3ataloe, p,rs
ben ouf 8~trlnuesu i~ugsiouot. or. Mdrfuu lDiro
nab benz IS. September taoli4 Don g bis II ubr
BORN. uno l bis 8 ubr Raam. in Der 5auIt teiu.
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1tphrrfnhitaIiiirt.

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Gamben, rs, purOe BON 6.S4Oenz
fielo, einem Nftiondr Der 4merican
Gan So. Elm @efu6 nm GrluB zines
Gin6dltsbefebls geIteut, poOur6 bic
3abIung Der 23zprO3entigen 9rloritd~
ten { 9iDioenoe Der 9ireftoren : Be-
b0roe unterfagt fperOen fou, IS pirO
in lem 8efu6 geItenO gemu6t. bie8ez
feGf6aft lei iibertapitaIiiirt uno Die
3a6lung Der 9iOiOenbe 6eoeute cine
@efG6roung Res 8upitals. 9rdIioent
Der @eieGi6uft lit S. q. 4Bmann bon
Iep : gorf. Die 8er6anolungen limb
auf ben %. September an6eraumt.
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Sruu 9eferIou Snhis inn strrben.

8uffalO, N.zY., Is. Sept. =
;Sn Dem 8efinoen BON 6rau Sefferion
9uOig, 8ittue oes 9%rdiioenten Der
conf0oerirten Siioitaaten, peI4e in
Gufle Snn i4ner trunt oarnieoer@
liegt, 1T feline 8eferung etngetreten.
Spr 3uitano gilt uls tritii6. Sbre
Sp9ter, 5rdu 6dpes bon Rep : gort,
1T telegrab6ii9 an bus aranfenluger
serufsn porcsh
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Go.
BON wsarpIaur.
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Charles uno Sapctrrs1trd6e.
grunotapttal ..............$1 600, 600. 90
ucberi9uB uno uuOertbeilte
Sibrt elm aaesmeines 8ants NIB Sruts
geibdit.
Srei 9ro3srt Siuisr btJablt auf 9ilou=
zen, Die auf Sheds esJogsn lUeroeH.
3eits9.poften Iu ~ipcjisuen 9atsn dnesI
HommsH.
GparsOcpdrscIhcut.
Giulag.u i'm SparzG e9artemtnt, otr ess
iu5bnli6eu sparbant=GeQuldsiOnt unt,rUcrs
fen, srpiiui4t. 3! 9roitrt 3iuitu bcjabIt.
9itie @Ompaqnis lit elm asis5Ii5ss 9ss
poftortum fur Sonos in @inotu BON 5ru=
tees oOtr Seftaments : 0ouftrederH, i0iuie
ole Stadfss uno 9eribtss9eamts.
G~inbre6.rfbere Gep0lbe. Gdten $3.50
Bis $50. 90 pro Sabr.
GrtDit 5 9ricie 6sraU5gGbt, In allen Sbeis
Zen Der gpslt oerlpenDbar.
George SIaPiftone, NeiIes @bitc, ira
Qrdfoeut; 8it,sgrdi.;
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GrefutipaG umite:
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uno ~,riabr,ut 9ebrirdits. Qri6ulitsr liHturib;
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eefaTt. 9aqi6ult Jest s%rofinst. abenoiaul,u
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