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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-04
MOVEMENT IS
 F0R 4 TREATY Sentiment FaVOrs New CORT6R- tiOn With Great Britain MEETING IN WASHINGTON Prominent Men Gather to Discuss the Needs of Arbitration Treaty With
 England and Will Push Plans
 for Its consummation.

Washington, December 3-The awaken ing throughout the United States of the popular sentiment which it is hoped will develop into national demand for an arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain was the object of a gathering this evening at the res idence of General John W. Foster former secretary of state. It is understood the movement has the hearty approval of the President. Among those present today were Admiral Dewey, General Nelson A. Miles. Wayne McVeagh, Thomas Nelson Page Clifford Pinchot, John Proctor and General H. V. Boynton. The gentlemen named are members of the local commit tee and will arrange for meeting of the national arbitration committee in this city January 12, next. Regarding the scope of the plant which is to be pushed vigor- ously in the hope of securing at an early date the conclusion of an arbitration treaty, following the general lines of the Hay-Paupcefote treaty of 1902, the Asso- cated Press is authorized to make this statement:
 Conference Held in Washington.
 In April, 1893, a notable conference of the friends of the international arntra- tion was held in Washington. attended by prominent and representative citizens from all parts of the United States. That conference decided in favor or an arbi- tration treaty between the United States and Great Britain, and 1t was followed in January, 1897. by the signing of such treaty by Secretary Hay and Sir Julian Pauncefote The treaty failed by a close vote to receive the two-thirds majority re- quired for its ratification.
 "It is understood that prominent among the objections urged against the treaty were the complications growing out the Clayton Bulwer treaty. and the con troversy over the Alaska boundary. These having been disposed of, it is felt that the present is a favorable time to re- awaken public sentiment in favor of a new arbitration treaty with Great Britain.
 France Has Taken Lead.
 It is pointed out that France has al- ready taken the lead of us in this mat ter by the convention recently made with Great Britain, when the United States as a kindred nation, should have set the example. At a meeting of the executive committee appointed by the conference of 1896, held last week in New York, 1t was decided to call a meeting of the na- tional arbitration committee in Washing ton on January 12 next to take this sub ject in consideration
 ''It is learned that Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, the new British ambassador, who has just arrived in Washington. is an earnest advocate of international arb- tration. While he has not associated in the movement in this country, 1t can be stated that Sir Mortimer may be relied on to bring about in Great Britain the re- suit which the national arbitration com mittee in the United States Is working for"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-04
FouIke Elected Captain.

Princeton. N. J., Decembft' 3-Walter l.. Foulke of Germantown, Pa, was elect ed captain of the Princeton football team today .ie has played righs5 haf-back on the varsity team for thsse years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-04
Wealthy Farmer Shot.

Huntington. W. Va, December s.-Sum- ner Swan. prominent former, shot and mortally wounded Harrison Fowler, a brother-in-law. Fowler is 62 years of age and owns valuable real estate in the county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-04
Doodle Cases Postponed.

Grand Rapids. Mich, December 3.--Lant K. Salisbury. the peoples chief witness in the water scandal bribery cases Is still ill and an adjournment has been taken of further examinations in the police court until Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-04
WIL D EXCITEMENT PREVAIL ILSIN
 THE AMERICAN COTTON MARKETS
Unprecedented Following Estimate ofa 9962039 Bale Prices 91 Points Above Wednesdays Closing Figures
 25c Cotton Predicted 0rnsScenes Exchange ndCdbabe

New York, December 3.-An unpreee- dented rush to buy, a sensational soaring of prices upward, and the heaviest sales on record, followed the announcement on the cotton exchange today of the agri- cultural departments estimate of the cotton crop of the present season at 9,962,- 039 bales. At the sound of the word mine" indicating the number of million bales in the estimate scene of frantic bidding set in, the shorts in their excite ment not waiting to learn that the total estimate was but 37 961 bales short of the round ten millions, and instantaneously prices jumped from 10 to 20 points on the first sale. the rise continuing until ad- vances of from 30 to 40 points were reg stered before the close of an hour, and from 50 to 70 points before the upward movement was ehacked.
 Then the uncovering of long cotton in tremendous volume met the advance and the realization that the estimate was practically ten million bales caused a temporary reaction, but soon an in-pour of buying orders from outside markets and bullish reports sent prices upward again.
 The Prices.
 At the high point reached shortly be- fore the close, December sold at l2 g; January F .46; March, 12 59; May, 12. 57, and July, 1256 or 70 to S7 points above the low level of the morning The mar ket closed strong at nearly the top with prices net 69 to "A points higher. Sales estimated at 2,0000OO bales exceeding any thing before recorded while prices broke all records for the season of the cotton year,
 The cotton market opened with prices little off from those at the closing of last night. The market was depressed to ll60 for January and "a for March May, and July and there seemed to be dis position among the bidders on both sides to postpone trading until the government was received When the report was read at noon the effect was electrical, and the immediate clamor of bidders drowned the reading of all but the first figure of the report. Shorts did not wait to hear wheth- CT the estimate might be only one bale less than ten million or only nine million but in panic rushed to cover and in fifteen minutes F cents or more was being asked for every option on the list.
 Widest Buying on Record.
 Although the trade had been prepared for low estimate, an average of pri- Nate estimates put forward last week by cotton exchange members being 10353, 900 bales. nothing below 10,000,00O had been anticipated and the widest buying move- ment in the history of the exchange en- sued. So great was the excitement, with over 100 brokers seeking to buy all, that prices were 10 to 15 points apart In differ ent sections of the pit. The business was so great and the excitement so intense that the brokers were on the verge of col lapse, the maximum advance representing an enhancement in value of S3 to S3.5O per bale, and the fluctuations meaning the gain or loss of fortunes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-04
THE WEATHER.

Washington, December 3--Fore- cast for Alabama Generally fair Friday and Saturday, variable winds, becoming northerly and fresh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-04

Geders' 25c meals are the talk south of Mason and Dixon's line
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13
granh 1T einem 8rnbenperf.

0ututb, Minn., II. 6e6ruar.-
Sine @pe3iuloepeide aus @Delet6, in
Der M}eIabu : 3ange, meloet:
r@lf 8rubenarbeiter IinO i'm
66u&t Nr. 3 Der 6pruces0&ine our6
elm 6eute oarin auSge6ro9ene5 6euer
efngef8loTen. 9i8te 8au4nolfen
fteiqen aug benz S9a4t emppr uni
man fiir4tet, baB bic 2eute eritidt
fein fperoen, e6e bic 6lammen ii6erz
pGltigt tperoen t0nnen. Der 8ronr
brad in einem 0~elmuga3in i'm 5pei.
ten nQeoil" aus, uno ba8 @ebGlt Del
@touen ft1n0 binnen penigen 0}inu.
ten in li9ten Jtammen. Die 8ru6t
gsb0rt Der Limited States Steel @ors
poration."
(6pdter.) - 9o5 5euer fpurOC
nu6 3tp~eifiinbigen 4nItrsngungen gez
l016t. @iner Der eingeI4lofenen Or
better 1T in betpuBtIoTem 3uitunOe an
bic Oberfla8e gtbra4t porben, tptrt
ieop6 am Qe6en blstben. Die 3e6n
anberen 4rbeiter ftnO nod in Oer8ru=
BE, ALIEN Die7eIbe lit ieBt rau4frei
un6 man bofft, fe fdmmtli4 3n ret
ten. &Qe iino 6inldnoer.
3pei DON ben straightforward 2eu=
ten berIoren i6r Qeben, nGmli4 So4r
O'8rien uno 0m. M}att6ep5, bic
anDeren nur0en gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13
germii6ts teIesrupBifde 9ebeiasn.

SIN Der Srunten6ett fDeigerte itd
i'm Sort QeuDeniport6 Der SolOdt ..
8lunton BON Der Gompdgnie s bes
6. SnFanterteS Regiments, tpdbrenb er
id ul8 4rrsitunt i'm @a4tbauie Be-
fanb, einem i6m bonn eriten Sergear=
ten Rnor BON Der Gompagnte M err
t6eilten 8eeb[ nu63utommen, uno
berTeBte &nor einen S8Iag. Ser
Serqeurt gu6 inn burauf einen 9ie6
nit einem @epe6r 3uriid, tpel4er i6n
6epuBtlos gu 8OOen itredte, unh
8tqnton trug lebensgefdhrli4e Der
leBungen bdbon.
= SSn elmer Der 8aumfpoufd6rtter
Der RetDzgort WfiG8 in utica, R.zg.
qertef6 Der 2Ozid6rtge 9iitfszMoi6t
nft Ra9 O1bner in Elm in i4neuer
nmbre6ung begriffenes 8db urO fetr
gdrt8er &0rper tpuroe Bis CUR In
tenntli6teit 8ermaImt.
- Sn Wilmington, R.%G., tDuroen
9eItern ". .. BrDDn's GuenfpadTeHS
Quben bur4 Geuer 8eritOrt nno Elm
anIoBenoes 9e6Gube bef4dot9t. Yer
Iuft $4,000.
= Sn 9umPu, 6Id., bra8en 9e1
tern ni9t peniger, aI5 d4t 8rdnOe IN
berT6iebenen @tdbttReilen aus nno
tpuren glei48ettig i'm 8ange. Per
@eTummtDerluft ptrO auf $4,000
gei4dBt.
nurbe geftern in 8iDer ROuge, elmer
@orffabt DON Detroit, M}t4., BON benz
18zidbrigen 2aprence 2aDigne bur4
einen S9lag nit einem >ittel ouT
ben 8Upf get0Otet. Sin @treit unter
iungen 8urf9en DerunlaBte Die Sraz
q6Oie. Qubigne lit perbaftet.
= Gs it entf6ieOen tporben, baB
bic nG9ften olpmpi14en SpieIe ni4t
in 1904 gu GAicugO, fonbern ~geIegent-
lib Der @eltausfteaung in ct. 2OuiS
abge6alten tperben iOuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13
G6reRenstbat elmer pabniinniaeu
Shutter.

81. G6urIe8, Mo., II. 5e6r.-
Sm 3uItun0e Der 8eiiteSit0rung but
bic 6rau oeS beutf8en Jatmer59enrp
9u6lemann in benz 9orfe enzN }euo,
3pei Metlen BON bier, cine entieBli9e
8lutt6at berii6t. 8GbrenO tbr 8atte
BON 6auTe a6peIen0 mar, i4li4 ii4
bic @abnfinntge, nit einem ReDOlOer
benuffuet, an baS 8ett i6rer f4lafenz
ZEN 8o8ter, zines ie45id6rigen Mdoz
6ens, unb t0btete buS Sinh bur9 eli
men @9uB in ben 8opf. Nl5 iie Oann
aud i6r 8a6b ermorOen tpoLte, perz
fogte fbr bic Rratt, unb ipGter tpuroe
fie BON benz u6nungslos Aeimte6renz
ben 9utten in 6oI6 o6nmG6tigem
3uftanbe am Wege gefunOen. Sn Ell
mem 8u6e in benz 3immer fdnO man
einen bon Der geiitesgeitGrten N}utter
qe18rtebenen 3ettel, Der bic tDent8en
0orte entbieIt, boB Tie bedbit4ttge,
i6re &tnber gu t0bten uno bann
SeI6Rmorb gu perii6en. @inen Rez
bolber unb elm M}efer babe tie CUR
Qusfi6rung bes fdredlifen 8or9as
bens 6ereit gelegt. Man bat bic
Wa6nfinnige in 8etpa6rfdm ge6rd4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13
Ser SdiHbrud6 Dss Samplers yIa>
hiann."
6umiItDn. 8ermuba, 11.ae

6dmtItor, Bermuda, 11.5e6r.
- Der geftranoete 9ampfer nWuOiaz
no" Iiegt mod INNER uuf Der &lippe
unb itampft 9eftig auf berfeI6en.0 tan
fir8et, baB er in Stiide bre4en
pirb, e9e biel BON Dem Cargo gerettet
fperben fam. Die Quebec Steamz
f6ip g., beren gigentbum bas Subrz
3eug 1T, bat ben 9uTdgieren 8iaete
no3 g2ep : gorf un6 3uriideritutz
tung i6res 6e5a6lten 8eifegelOes inter
Der 8eoingung a~n9eboten, bdB ite teiz
ne S9abenerfaB : 4niprii4e erbeben.
9i 9afagiere beftnben ii4 mod bier.
Ser GapitGr uno Der 5tpette Sfft3ier
bes Odmpfers ftanben auf Der Cont
manoo6riide, unb Der brittle Sffi5ter
mar i'm MaFtorb, I'm nod bem5ubrz
paFerGi4t aus3uiPdben,a 0us5obrs
8euq duflief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13
Qttnraana fault Rrnbpneidate.

Sem Orleans, Ga, 11.5e6r.
- Sine &n3ubt GROCER 9ef9iBe, tpeIs
DE in Der 8ruppY9en Sabrtt in
9eut19Ian6 Bergeitsat tporben iin6,
Iangten bier CUR @erldbung mad Ntz
caragua on, bd ie bon Der bUrtigen
Regierung getuuFt porOen finO. So
finb bic eriter &ruppf9en 8ef4IBe,
tpel8e na9 @entruGumerifa geben.
Der 6iefige 8enerultonfuG BON Ricdz
ragua ertlGrt, BEL Der 3ertDrung Der
R~egierungs 8afernen in gticarugua
i'm porigen Jriihiu6re bur4 cine @rz
plofion feien aud ale groBen @ef9is
be berui9tet tporben unb bic neuen
fputen GriaB 6ufir f4affen. Die Raz
nonen foIen benz 8ermbmen mad in
9reptopn uro 8luefielos an Der at
funtiT9en unb in gprintO an Der pa
cifif8sn &ifte aufgeiteLt peroen.
Qu8 Elm GROCER 8Orrat6 BON g}untz
ton lit i6nen BON europa aus beige
geben noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13
Gnmmen0e GunareKe.

ct. 2put8, W3o., II. 5e6rudr.
= 9as 9irettorium Der n2nutiiuta
9ur9aIe Grpoiition" fat bf4IUfeH,
in 8erbinbung nit Der Q~usiteQung
einen internufiondlen GpngxeB fir
&unit unb @iferT4aften mad ben
8or79lGger be8 i'm Sanuar e%rndutrteR
NbmintItratibroI6e5 gu beranitalten.
Stir baS 9epartement Der Gongreiie
purben 100000 a1sgeieBt. 9teie
Summe ion CUR 9edung Der Soften
Beg interrationaler Gongrefes fir
&unit urtb @iFerT9aften urO Der
@er0ffenti9ung feiner @er6unblunz
gen unb aIer Soften 0nlGBli3 ber
S0roerutg artberer gongrei7e un0
@pnbente bieren. Die Grnentung be5
9rof. Simon Netpcom6 aus Wai6z
ington gum prdiiberten Des internGz
tionaIen Gongrefes fir &unft unO
0i7enf9aften purbe beItdtigt, un0
bufTel6e gef8a6 be3iigIi4 b~erjenigen
bes prof. 9ugo Mtiiniterberg DON Der
n6arDQroz rniberiitGt" urrb bes Brof.
Ilbion 90. email BON Der nuniberitz
tGt bon G9icago" gu @icez8rGitbenten.
Die genunnten DISQUALIFICATION muir
ben 8u einem Gontite erndnrt, tpeI4es
bic arrangements fir ben gongreB
b~orbebaItli4 Der augemeinen GOntrOle
beS Observation-Disclosures treffen iOa.
8rGiibent 5roncis reiite 9eitern nu4
2onbon o6, I'm einem am % 5ebrudr
ba7elbft bom omeritanti4en &erein
gegebener Diner bei3upD9nen.
9ie So. M. Is. SngoIs, 9rGiibent
Der big Sour 8ubn," unO S. s.
Surner BON Der Pennf2IOaniuz8a 6n"
finb aus benz 9irettortum uu5getres
ten, un0 an tire SteIen tputben
Mu1or 8ouu WeQs BON ct. Qouis
urb 8. s. MfiIer BON Der nSunoaltaz
Vnhn" fn'5 0i~rpftnri1tm defnGbIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13
0hitaau's QrbeiterpirrtH.
Sin StraBenbabn @trite dngeoro3t.
Der Rrieg unter ben S4neiz
nerr


bern.
Gbtcugp, II. 6e6r. - Die
ilnion Der @traBenbabnleute Der Gbt=
caoo @itn RaiIroab Company bat in
einem ultimutum bic DieOerdntelz
luna zines entluFenen &abelar6eiter5
0erlangt uno glei93eitig gegen bic an
qe6Ii6e 8eDor3ugung BON Nt4t@
11nionleuten proteittrt. Soute 8enez
raj : 8~etriebsleiter McGuqO9 Die
5~orberungen abIebnen, miro od5 Goz
mite Der 8a6nleute cine augemeine
Notwithstanding befiirporten. Die
Qeute riiften gum Strife, bd auf Elm
0u6geben @eiten8 Der 8~etrte6sIeiz
tung faum 8n re9nsn lit. SIN Sale
zines Qrgftanoes 1piiroe auf allen
8abnlinien auF Der Siibfeite, NIT
Qu8na6me Der 4ueb : 9o4babn, Der
8etrie6 la9m gelegt peroen.
Der &f Der Special SrOer
gIotbtng MaterS gegen Die uniteO
9arment Worters nimmt fir Die
MitgIieber bes e~rIteren 8erbdnbe5 Ell
uen unginftigen 8erlauf. Die gegen
fe ertlGrte Qrbeitsfperre pGbrt nun
f9on brei @o9en unO ibre 8lGBe
itnb gum groBen Sbeile BON Mitgliez
bern bes 8erbunoes Der limited 8urz
ment 8orters beIeBt tporben, bic auf
4norbnung be5 9rGfiOenten 3. 81.
2urger BON ben 3petg : 1nionen in
Cincinnati, philadelphia uno Bolton
hierber geidnbt fperben. SGglt9 Io1en
so Bis 100 @drment @orfers bier
eintreffen, Inn in ben S9neioerperfz
itGtten auF Der Noroieite, mo bieSpez
ctal Oroer GIot6ing Mufers am 3u6Lz
rei4iten iin6, 8eidGftigung gu nebz
men. Sine Gugi0bnung Der beioen
S4nefber : 11nionen 1T ni9t GIT err
parten. Der 2otulper6uno Der uniz
teo Garment 0orters lit entf6loFen,
Qeute bes Special Sroer MIR nod in
bibiOueu ol5 MttglteOer auf3une6=
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13

*** !6r. u. M}oBborF, Der in tpeiten
&reiien 8aItimore'S betannt 1T, bat
in g}r. 452, NorbzPatterion=Pdrt>
4Oenue, cine WirtbIduft iibernOmmen
un0 erDffnet bteielbe beute. ST. MoBz
bOrf bat ii3 in Baltimore bur4 ietn
leutielige5 WeIen biele SreunOe err
porben urb it fpe3ieu i'm 8tergei4dft
in bortbeiIbafter @etie betannt. Gr
label ole feline 5reunOe unO 8etannz
ten Elm, i'm in 1einem reuen QotaIe gu
be7u8en. Die Muggons Der Orleans
@traBen : 2inie fa9ren brett gum
8laBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13
0anael an Roblcu.

5u1tfur, q. g., II, Ge6ruor.-
Der BON 8ouIogne na6 RepzgOrt be-
fttmmte 9ampfer Bulgaria" BON Der
6amburg : Nmerita 2inie lief 4eute
ZEN bteiigen 9ufen an, ba Inn bic
&o6Gen arsgegangen tparen. Gr bat
1850 8afugiere an 8or0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13
ssrn6iabrsmpOrn.

grIte Sriihiabrs~ @rDffnung Der Sir
ma @rmftrOng, Gutor &c Comp.
- Cine MiliOn mOOerner 9iite,
Gin aufFaIIenber Gontrait.
Die erffe 8tpeitGgtge Grii6iabrs5gr=
1Ffnura bes tpelt6efannten Mpbetpdaz
renbauIes &rmItrpng, Gator e Co.,
Scr. 9 unb II, @eit@8ultimoreitraB
na6m geftern f6ren 4nfarg. Sine ge=
nultige Mafe bon fertigen 9amen=
bitten, !6utsSacors unb 9utbefaB 1T
in Dem Riefengsf9dft a~ufgeftapeIt,
urb es iin0 Die ~nsueften Barrier GoOiz
tGten.
Sin fe6r %gefdGiger r~piafarbiger
SUIT ftammt aus Der 6anb Der MuOe=
fiinItlerin Nem. SeiB<8oper in Puris.
@r lit Elm @tro6but nit SiiGbeiuB
un0 gel6en urb roiafarbigen Roien.
BON Sem. Mi8nietpic3 Sures
ffammt Elm T6nar3er @trobbut, nit
i6pur5em Sin unb Set garntrt unb
elmer grpBen f9fpar5en Sober per5iert,
tpel9e iiber bas 6aar btnunter faint.
/. 0iefel6e M&obifttn lieferte etnen
IGnqli6en Sur6anz6ut, befen &rDne
aus 8lGttern unb &nDfpen b ite9t,
fDG6ren0 Der uttere &ano nit elmer
S6letFe aus rot6em Barb b~er3iert 1T.
Mm. 2epis 1T Die gr3eugerin zines
unmut6igen Suites BON gebranntem
@troA, nit lpeiBem Sin bur4flp4z
ten; Der 8efaB bsftebt aus tpeiBen uni
f9fpar5en 5ebern unO griinem Sdmz
met6arto, pel9es iiber ben Riiden bin
unter 6Gngt.
Die biesiG6rigen 6acons finb groB
uno fta8, urb bic 9ite perOer melt
rad borne getrugen. Die @drnitur
befte6t bauptfG8li8 ous 8dnbern,
SiiQ, 8lumer unb 8eeren beIonbers
Meintraltbert, unb bic borntegenben
5arben iino 6eIIrot6, netB un6 btalt.
@tre SebensDurotgtett btlDet etne
Qusitequng bon 9iten Der Neu5eit
unb 8ariier Mobsbiten, peI6e Dor
SO Sabren getragen tpur5en. 4uf benz
&opfe elmer Wa9sftgur prungt ndm=
1t3 elm rieIengroBer, dber prG4ttger
Spmen6lumen6ut aus tpeiBem Strp6
un0 nit groBen Sonnen6lumen UNI
9elbem 8anb gei6madbpG garnirt,
unb baneben liegen 8pei tpin3tg feline
Strob6iite, bic in 1850 g~etragen muir
BEN unb bamals Die 6riiur 3tpeier Sc
fe1f9aftsbamen in Norb Carolina
f9miiften. Die 9iite purben gu iener
3eit i'm 8eI9Gfte Der 5trma Arm=
ftrong, Gator &c So. 9etduft, unb ieBt
6ut bic 5irmu lie BON elmer &unbin in
NorblgaroIinn tpteber e~rftunben. Ser
gortrGit 3pif4en ienen betOen mini
3fgen 6iit6en urb benz f6on me5r Ell
mem Wugenrab G6nelnben Sonnenz
blltmer6ut erregte bic @ufmertIamfeit
oIler 8e7u9er. Der 6ut Der Neu5eit
gefiel ober an 8eiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13
: Ser 0ftfas 8lof urb Der Gens

- Der Mtlds Bl0d un0 Der Gens
trail 8lod, 5tpei grOBe @ef4dftSges
bGube in @alt 2ate Gitp, in tpel4eu
fi9 bic ,8unt Of Commerce" s. 6,
Mec@urin C Go.'s 8antgef4Gft, To-
ME bag G~to6lifement Der r9att 2atc
6arbnare 60" beFanOen, tpurben &C.
fern 6ur8 Geuer 5eritOrt. Der Der,
luit betrGgt ettpG 100000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13
yoagontntene Gefnno6eit.

6aIten Sic Sbren &Orper burd ben
aeIeqentli9en @ebrdu4 BON Suits
3eberzginen boIftGnbis in Orbnung.
sic reguliren ben 0armtanGl unb cts
aeugen
Gintn krdftistH a6rpsr.
aOpfi9mersen, Maldria, @anenlei'
ben. 8erftppfune unb Gbnli9e Rrdnf>
Aetten tperben D~OnitGR6ig turirt 6ur4
Suits 2eber. DiNett4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-13

6tnefngeIegt = 8dtrid Mcz
Namura, tpeldsr bic @irtbi9aft Nr.
PIG, Sit 2ertngtpn : StraBe, eignet,
tpurbe om @amftng @benb BON einem
Manrte I'm $3.50 dngepumpt, Der iid
fir einerr Gr@Prieiter d11s9Gb unb
fqgte, er miiBte cine n%otbpenOtge Reiie
nab Der 8untbesbauptftGbt MAIDEN,
am nG9iten Montug 70. 5ebrudr)
piirbe er ods Gelb 5uriiG3ablen.
9atrid tpartet ober 6eute mod uuf Die
$3.50.
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Gus einem &oman. -
,-- IIs bas @tubenmGb4en ba8
6rii6itiid bra9te, mar e8 10 unge=
fdidt, bic Safe faqen gu lafen, mo-
rauf ii4 Der &affee ppIternO ii6er ben
Seppi4 erQpR."
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Orbsn Der p@pten 8riiber" beisutpoRz
81 n n"

r5robfinn."
Der nSrobiinn" iibte gmeitsrn 4benb
unter Der 2eitung bpn prof. So9n u.
&Iein fIeiBig Gb0re fir bag nd4te
@On5ert. Sn Der Gei9dftsitBung, IN
tpel6et prGiiNnt 9enrp Settler ben
@oriiB fibrte unb 6r. u. 8nierim
als 9rotOtoGfibrer fungirte, purben
@orbereitungen fir ben MdSfenbaa
getroffen. Oas gomtte, pel4es mil
bsn 8orbereitungen betruut 1T, beri9s
tete, bab flint S%ubleaur, ndmli4
Bring Garnepul," Ser itdrte 3e6er
unb Der SEQUEL" Die Ru4t"" Sin
Onea na9 benz Mastenbaa" nnb
columbia" bargeite1t tperoen.
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*** Der n6robiinn> "Mdstenbal
finbet am 0ienitag, ben II. Gebruar,
in Der @ermunia Wtdn >9aae"
fatt. Sin gomite, tpeI4es aus lanz
ter erfubrenen W}dnnern beftebt, benen
bas 8obl bes @ereins am 9er3en
lieat, 1T nit ben arrangements fir
bqs Teit betraut porben, unb biefeS
gomite drbettet NIT einem iol4eu @tz
fer, baB pbne 3petfel Elm Wastenbdl
al @tanbe tommt, peI4er Rinter iets
men @orgGngern nt9t 8uriiditebt. Dor
QGem perben flint groBe SubleauI
bargeiteGt, fir beren Quffii6rung cine
aroBe @umme beriptGiat pOrben 1T,
Damn finb audi tpert6poae @tn3elz II,
@ruppenpreife geitiFtet tpOroen, ID
baB man auf cine grOBe RastenI4aar
re4net 6arf.
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iFsnnflrtmten

Reip=g OFF, II. Tebrlnr. - On
getOmmer firb bier bic 9ampfer
,Srope" bon @enuu unb Reopel unb
n3pnbam" Don Rottebam. @6gefub=
rem: Die 0ompfer rOceanit" unb
,Sauric" nu9 2tberpool.
GberbDurg, 10. 5ebr. - Der
9ampfer patricia" fam BON gletpz
gOrt bier an unO ieBte feline 6aArt
nab 6amburg fort.
Gibraltar, 10. Sebrudr. -
Der DON g1erp>gorf ru9 Reapel urb
@enua beitimmte 9umpFer n2ubn"
trof bier elm.
Qfberpoof, II. Sebr. - Die
9ampfer v8o6emiun" unb vGebric"
iinO mad 9eipzgOrt dbgefabrer.
SOut6dm o n, II. 5e6r. -
Der 9ampfer yRrOnprir3 @itbeIm"
BON 8remen fubr DOn 4ier nu4 g}etp=
0ort peiter.
Q6Fabrtstoge BON Ocean : 9ampfern.
gou TsD=OorE
Scr 9umpfer p6inIono" am Il. Tcbruur nab
antiperpeu.
Ser Sampler ,50srnia' an Il. Gsbruar nab
2iperpool.
9cr Sampler rWIsfaba' am IA. Ttbruar nab
2pnoon.
Ser Sampler canadian an Ii. Gebruar na8
9]iperpOol.
Scr Sampler r9raOe' om IA. 6'bruar na8 asa=
bel unO 9euud.
Ser Sampler sGitta bi RaSoli' an II. Gtbruur
mad gedpel uuo 8euuu.
Scr Sampfsr r9srmauie" am Is. Tebruar mad
2~iperpooI.
Ser Sampler rRgnoam' an, IS. Gcbruar mad
Str Sampler .gbilaOetp5ia' am Is. Gebruar
nd1 SputbdntptoH.
Ser Sampler saQuitainc' an 10. Gebruar mad
6apre.
Ser Sampler sgtaf WalUsriee' an 81. Gebruar
Ser Sampler sQutania' am 81. Gebruar mad
Q%iberpool.
Ser Sampler sRedar' am 81. Gebruur nod Rsas
Or 3ampfer sQantafrian' am 81. 5:bruur nod
| 2%iperpoOl. .,
Ser Sampler parOnprins 8ilBetm" am "a. Sc.
Ser Sampler rSarOeona' an "a. Sebruar mad
| Reap.l uno @tnua.
Ser 9umpier sEebrit' an %. Gcbruar mad Sta
Ser 9ampfer ~sGbampaoue" ON %. Gebruar mad
Ser Sampler p8urneiFa' ON %. 6ebrnor mad
| Glasgow. ,
9et Sampler rRrOOnIanO' am Is. Gebruar mad
| qntiperpen.
Ser Sampler sminustOnta' ON %. Gcbruar mad
Qonoon.
Scr Sampler rgaIatia' am ?. @dr3 mad Cons
BON.
Ser Sampler ,GeIttc' am 4. @dr5 nab 2iOcr,
pool.
Ser Sampler sgOtterOam' ON T. @dr9 mad
ROTTERDAM.
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CAS- DzLA
Tragt die eUsS Ot8, Die lhr InmHGskaut Han
Inter 81 US|-1
': ri N&XNAM
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0 Iinfn

Rur in &rieQsseiten miFen F8
Sremoe BEL Der 9oli5ei aEspeiTen,
FONT 1T in teinem Sale bas 6ibren
zines 9aiies pDrgef4rie6sR.