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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,


morning. 1871, - -
. Dr.; J. H. Rishmiller Las returned from his
Trinity Baptist church and Sunday school held
their first annual picnic to-day at Wildwood.
Saturday at $3.50 In the I. o. o. F. hail. 800
Mrs. E. P. Savage has gone to New York
where she will visit her sons, L. T. Savage and
Dr.. Hal. c. Wyman of Detroit Mich, is
| spending the day in the city, the guest Of Dr..
| Caryl B. Storrs.
With The hsde Fanny bser & f. w
and Mrs. G; D. Eaton, has returned to his home
In Trempealeau, Wis
ne Miss ~ Jean Fraser Of oakapS Cal yho has
| her home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Lewis and their two
| children are spending few weeks at Mr.. Van
Dykes at Cedar Lake Annandale.
card party 1f THURSDAY eSenns n their hall
on First avenue and Fifth street Sc
| Mrs. J.. Zimmerman, "a West Fourteenth
visit her parents until the first OF August. : :
VII, Rre avs Of Inn psa Lodge rs
Bloomington and Franklin avenues, tomorrow
evening.
Iii Lindsay g, Smith left Saturday evening for pu.
guest Of Frank House on trip down the lakes
! to Buffalo. III. -4.,-f -s,s.t :. r.. 7s:.
| Mrs C. Knudson, her daughter. Miss Isabelle
| knudson, and her niece. Mrs. Ellen Watland.
of New Sharon. Iowa, who lave been the guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Knudson, left last evening
for Spokane. where they will visit son of Mrs.
| knudson.
The piano pupils of Miss Cora E. Richard
! will give recital in the lecture room Of Pill.
grim Congregational church Wednesday even
ing June II. at 8 o'clock. They will be assisted
by Miss Ora Wilkinson, soprano, who will sing
two groups of songs.
Members of the John A. Rawlns post No.
1926. G. A. R., members of the citizens stat
connected with the post and their wives are In
v1ted to social function Friday evening on the
lawn .1, Of A B. Horr: 425 Sixth street Sc. This
which the post has INDUCED since the citizens
staff was created.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
ttan, W. II. Borly; Herald Square, Miss
Stephens; H9llan nd; Miss Kelly y Marshall
Mrs: E. K. Bingham, Mrs. E. V. Hutchinson, q
F.. Romes. Northwestern people there are: Ret
Wing-Grand Union. w: Pratt. Duluth-vic
toria, F. w. Paine; Grand, NJ. e. Pendergast.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
LAKE MINNEToNKA

The golf team OF the Minikahda Club will 80
ont Saturday afternoon to Minnetonka Beach to
play n match with the Lafayette club. The
team Will be little larger than usual as the
match partakes more of q social event than
a hard fought golf contest. The Lafayette mem
bers are planning to entertain between twenty
and thirty players at dinner In the evening, with
dancing later. They have issued an Invitation
to all the members Of the Minikahda club to be
present during the day and evening. A late
train will bring the town people home after the
dance. 4
The opening hop at the Northand Inn will be
given tomorrow evening. Ringwall's orchestra
of Minneapolis will furnish the music and cor
dial Invitation to lake people Is Extended by the
mana segment. The managers are doing every
thing possible to make the evening enjoyable fol-
those who attend. A large delegation Is expected
from the south end of the lake.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

Mrs. F. w. Fears and Mrs. A. B. Farm
ham entertained yesterday morning for
Miss Aubrey, who left in the afternoon
for New York, at the home of Mrs Fears.
2545 Dupont avenue S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

The Old Maids club gave parcel
shower last evening for Miss Wagenhals,
one Of the members, at the home of Misses
| Mabel and Elizabeth Smith on James ave-
| nue. N. The gifts were placed in large
pans which were carried to the bride-elect
| who sat behind a table, About fifteen
young women were present.
Mrs. Alternately will give a luncheon
for Miss Wagenhals next Saturday at her
| home on Fremont avenue NJ
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
Mems 15c Socks, Sc

Maco yarn absolutely black, double heel and with
fectshe offered in basement eoom
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

Mrs. Albert Larsen, 507 Third avenue
Sc, has issued cards for an "at home
tomorrow afternoon to meet Miss Martha
Rogers. sa
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
Boys SIS Suits $3.50

These suits made to stand the knocks of vacation
time and made from strictly Atwood chevios, cas-
smeres and worsteds in good serviceable coors Some
made double breasted, others Norfolk style.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kilgore announce
the engagement of their friend. Miss
Gertrude M. Brandsnark, to George R.
Longbrake. Seneca. Kan. The wedding
will take place Wednesday, June a. at
o'clock H. -s .r-~E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

Master Francis Pauly was very pleas
antly surprised last evening at his home
on Clinton avenue by the Clinton school
orchestra with q number of his school
friends. During the evening music was
given by the orchestra and solos by Mas
ter Eugene Pauly were greatly enjoyed.
The decorations turnout the rooms were
in pink peonies. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16

The wedding of Miss Frances Condit
and John Baird was celebrated last even
ing at the home of the brides parents,
where group of relatives and intimate
friends had gathered to witness the cere-
mony. Floral decorations in the parlor
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
Mems $40 and $12 Suits

81 and IS Sizes only.
your chest be "a IS inches you will be able
chevot you had offered $40 and $l2 abor
original price Large boys and small should not miss the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
Mems $3.50 Underwear, SOC.

Saturday advertised high
$500 garment Soc Much
still good picking for those who There isles
supplied weather land cold
worth 9 $780, only 4H4'' Ao'o s ' sac ."0 garments SOC
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
TUESDAY EVENING,

were In wild roses and ferns, while pink
carnations were used in the dining room.
Miss Eta Smith sang "Oh. Promise Me-
and Miss Edith Condit played the wedding
march. The service was read by Rev. y.
Il. Smith. Thes bride wore gown OF
white silk with a bertha of lace and she
carried brides roses. She entered alone.
Mr. and Mrs. Baird left Immediately after
the; ceremony for a trip to Chicago. The
bride wore travelling suit of blue cloth
with hat to match
as Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Steward announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Clara
Evarts Steward, to Lieutenant flaming
levitt, stationed at Fort Porter, Buffalo.
N. Y. The wedding will take place in
August.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Collins announce the
marriage of their daughter, Gertrude Hale
Collins, to John Launder Trevillyan to
take place Thursday evening, June %. at
$3.50. They will be at home in the city
after Aug. l..
The marriage Of Mrs. M c. Goodrich
of this city and Bert T. Davidson of New
York was quietly solemnized yesterday
afternoon at the home Of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. L. Vorweck. Mr.. and Mrs
Davidson left for the east after the cere-
mony. They will be at home in Chicago
after July /.
81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
Mems ST Night Shirts, 900.

fancy night shirts, Wansua muin
embroidery collars
Piles and bargan remember worth $oo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
Rfnrrn glarhlnnh Gnhn.

GrattE Graf it a H. CttObtr 1903.
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325 gl5m. alton. uab Emorg 9rOOt, .. e
50. Sin, Joni: 0ori.
s445 Iqbm. GrpreB nab 8louoou, @,fmina
fer, gslDz}BiHoipr, uHiOEz9riogs uuO banH u.s.
Fom. Us oaqerstopu; isrntr freosrid, Gmmitss
burq uuo 5bipptnsburg CQarlOr=6ar).
500 Wodm. Qftom. unb gmUr9 Grope.
a548 Rabm. Qimitso nab 00rf, qduppr uaa
Gettysburg, CQarlorz6ar.)
612 aberbs Qttom. nob uuious9rioes.
$40 4btnbs QttoU. Hab gmorD @rooe.
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Sur 5OuEtogs.
Q95 gorut. qttom. nab Union Bridge uue
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9.n0 Rc6m. - 4ttom. nab Union Bridge.
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straBs.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
Wiaruffn nnn Ucriien.

Set einigen Wofen 1ino bic mage
rem Na6ri9ten, bic aus Maroffp faz
men, nod oiirftiger genoroen. SEPT
bringt nan BEN 8eiu9 beS itaIieniz
i6en 8Onigspaares in 2onoon ir8erz
binOung nit Der maroffanii6en Sra
&c. Dor einigen Monaten ging-uuz
genI6einli9 pon englii6er Settle in
fptrirt - Die Na9ri9t our3 Die euz
ropGif6e uno ameritaniI9e Yrs1e,
oaB 5pii6en 6rantrei9 England uno
Stulien cine 8ereinbarung nt6t Bios
iiber Warotto, Ionoern iiber bic Ser
t6eilung Der gan3en R%orotiiIte BON
Nfrita getroffen tporoen lei. Natiirz
li9 ioQten ii9 oieIe brei Nationen I'M
ter bas NOD iibrige 8e6iet Roroafriz
ta's t6eilen. 9on 6panien. benz
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ne Reoe; Don Stulien ni4t bel, uno
bic 6eioen QGnoer Iino bel Der Nufz
t6eilung Roroafrifa's peientli8 in
terefirt. 8~eIonbers Spunien bat
ii6 nit Dem @ebanfen ~getragen, buB
Maroffo o 6panien aus cultipirt
perben miife; uno Stalien. bas nit
feinen 8olonial : 8erIu6en in Grpz
tbrGa 10 i4Iedtegrfabrungen gemudt
bat, mD6te an Der na6en dfritdnii6en
&iifte ri6t leer ausge6en uno bort
einen 46fluB fir feline iiberi9ifige
8eb0lterung erperben. Oeuti9lano
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nii9en 6rdge feline anoeren ais 9anz
bells : Snterefen 81 bertreten, fir Die
Tie etnen offenen Murft erItre6en. Ob
Der 8eIu9 8ittor @manuers in Qon>
BON bic Mtarofto : 5rage i9rer Q0z
flung p~eientIi9 nd9er 6ringen miro,
lit psnigiten& fragli4. Beniger
fragIi9 f6eint 81 fetn, oaB Die Sage
Der SeIbititdnbigfeit Marofto's 9e>
8G6lt iino. Sn aqer StiGe tperben Die
SGoen geIponnen, BON @nglanO unb
bon ben beiben lateinii6en Rutionen.
Maroffo ge60rt 5u ben nod ungelos
ten tpeltpnltttf4en groblemen, ME
Die pftafiatif6e, bic orientalif9e, Die
egDptif9e unb bic periii6e. Sine enbz
giltise 1e6erIufung @gppten's an
@nglanb lduft ben Snterefen &uBz
ldnb's 5ufptber, unb in perIien iu6en
Gngfanb uno RuBlano iid gegenz
feitig ben Stang ab3ulaufen. RuBz
Lamb bdut bort StraBen, England err
ri&tet 8anfen. 3eigt cine Der beiOen
bet6eiligten MG9te cine itarte Nei>
gung CUR Qttipitdt, 10 ftetgt audi bic
Nttionsluit Der dnoeren. Gs mag
ietn, baB es Der Diplomatic geltngt,
cine @eritGnbigung unb einen frieoliz
den Qusglei9 6erbei5ufI6ren; e6enfo
po6l a6er fam bic snbgiltige 2Ofung
Der noroufrifaniI6en, ME Der peril
f9en Srage bur9 einen Qppen an Die
Daffen geGOit fperben. 4uftBeIlen
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Site, fpenn IS ge6t; tpenn ni9t, nit
benz Re6t bes Stdrferer.
Ods Obergeri6t . nW 8
confin bat cine GntI9eioung abgege=
spl uoq asqal61l2G amp mi slQ 'uag
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Baltimore : 9amsf 0a6stsG 60.
(WIte unb IuOtrIaINBe BdIstinie.D
Die Ber. Staatsu49oh b~ef6r@trRb.


Sampfsr fabrsn tdqIia, 60untass susptnsmmeu,
BON .gaSz9inss'9ius, 10-l3 9~igbtsStrObt, $50
GbtHDs, Oirtit RaS DID goirt Comfort, RorFolI,
9]Iortsmoutb uHD aq,H 9untt,n beB 6RotHg. grs
biuounq IN Oh 9otnt GomiRrt init q. & o. Gis
~irubabn" mad Ri6monO. gTbiHoung in 9sr.ss
mouth nit BEN s6snbOarO Dir Sine Ioliotn Bug
non 9OrtsmOutb NAB atIunta. On gOrfOu 9trs
JinouHg nit Der -QtIantie GOaR Sine" RorfOlt
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D;tIi6 unb OBJ Dominion otut' Haa ReDbsrn
IND Baibiugtpn, r. g.
Habl3titsE mad surOSdii8sm gIdHt. qururj6is
RGiatsnljmmsr, t.sftriibs Btlsu6tune, 8ampf6tis
1uug, Roitu fret. Reisrp;rts Raiutsn1immu I'M
B~;let49artau Der rgap.2ine,s Rr. IG3. Cfzgaltis
mor,s6trabs. Selcpboas G. & 3. Ct. qaul 1875;
glar0lunO, GoartIaHO 485, Qtbuugb's, Is Ror0s
Gbarlsss5trabs, uno gtirtou Der s6tlbodr0 Dir
Cine Continental Srut 60. guioins.'
J0bn u. Sbernupe, g. Brown,
B.syrdi. u. @tHsUiauassr. gsn,' Paiiagisrz49GHt
tDq29
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aud repubIttant9 e
8lGtter finb nit Der 5ait, nit pel9er
Die 4ominiitration Die Republit 9az
mama anertannt BAT, nt9t entertain
ben. 50 f6reibt Der philadelphia
Sebger": gWenn mDgli9 IpIte bic Rez
gterung BON Dem 8erba6te, binterlt=
ittg, treulos ge6unbelt 81 BADEN, it4
retnigen. Der GongreB foIte ermitz
teln, fpel6e 9ertrauenszWifIion bic
4rmee9Offi3iere hatten, Die turs por
Qusbru9 Der Rebplution nab Dem
Sit6mus e%ntianot tpurben; fpie es fam,
Dab 10 piele u~nferer RriegsI6iffe in
Der NG6e Bananas ii6 befanben.
Die 8oeren4Republif Bat uns in ibrem
bepunbernspertben Sample UNI Qn=
ertennung uniere 9egieruna bers
fagte tie; Die cubauii8en patrioten
tGmpften ebenfaqs ja6pelnnQ unb oers
mo4ten uniere offi3iele QnErtmnuno
nidt 81 erldngen; cine oreit1pftae pa
n~amd>Suntd, bon Der bas ameritonis
f9e 8olt a6folut gi9ts DuBte, fpurbe
innsrbal5 "a Stunben als Reaieruno
elmer neuen Republit bur9 9rdIibent
Rooiepelt anertannt. Der @onares
fDnte ~tpenigftens ben Snbalt beg pros
teftes bon Colombia, tpel9en bic Obj
miniItration uns nod DorentbGlt, err
mitteln unb perGffentltden-
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Spbesf6ne.

am Is. goptmbtr 9enrb n. atimtr, l
Sabr alt.
Nm Ii. 9ODember Gbarfes 9itB, l Sabr
alt.
meDer, l Sdbr alt.
Qm l6. ToDember % NJ. s. 6errmaun, 43
Sabre alt.
9m Is. gOOembsr 3bomas Mad. l Sabr
alt.
Nm 16. @ooember s nGia @tttft 65 Sabre
alt.
Wm Is. @OOcmbsr 81 @srtau, 40
Nnhre n1t-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19

t6olif6en @ereinen BON Snterefe iein
biirFte. sic gebt Oubin, baB Elm 4a@
t6plit ii9 uaer &e8te in tatpolll6en
@ereinen 6seebe, ipenn er ii4 5nm8ei~
Ipiel entgegen ben 8eitimmungen lei@
ner Stride BON einsm proteftdntti9en
greoiqer trauen lafe. Sds. 8. Sarr1
aeb0rfe benz Srben Der fatRoliiden
Sitter BON @isconfin an, in ipelfem
er fein Qeben fir $1,000 periidert bait
te. Na6oem 8arrp geitorben mar,
perlangte feline Wittpe, 5rau emma
g.. Barn, Die 2e6ensDerilderurlg, DE
i6r bic @eIeGf9aft aber unter Der Be@
oriinbung orrent6ielt, oaB iPr 8atte,
obpo6l er feline 9ebiibren tets be3abl@
ts, babur4 feinen @to als re4titehen>
beg MitglieD gebro6en babe, oaB er
ft9 in elmer proteitantii6en 8lr4e
trauen IieB. 5rau 8arrD panote ith
an bic 8eri9te bis our h0dfen Sn@
Itans, uno oos O6ergsri4t BON Bis@
conIin bat ieBt ben San enogilttg emit
f9ieben, tnoem es bic 8lage Der Wltt@
ne a6pie8. Oberri4ter 8tnslom
begriinbst bic GntfdeiOtng oamit;
8arrp fei freimiaig MitglieO Der Sc
IeGf6uft geporOen unO babe Oamtt
freimiuig Die auFerlegten 9flt4ten
ii6ernpmmen. Oaour6, oaB er nd
BON einem BrpteItanten trauen lteB,
babe er ben 8etimmungen Der 8eieu@
f4oft entgegen gebanOelt uno lei all
Ter Re6te p~erluitig gefporoen. ueber
bic re6tli9e 8egriinOung oieIes ur@
t6eils f0nnen mir ni4tS Iagen; ion@
berbar a6er bletbt es, oaB Die 8eiea@
T6uft bic gebii6ren 8urrp's Biz gu
Ieinem Sooe prompt in Gmpfang
nu6m, o6gtei8 iie ni4t geptQt mar,
gege6enen Safes Die 8erii4erun9sz
@umn1e aus5u8u9len.
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Sunneritag, 10. 8Unember 1908.

0ie Rem gorter limb
faum nit i6rer 9unOei4au fertig,
unO f6on boben tie i6re 9ferOez4usz
iteGung. W}it ngiedern" i4eint Ii4
Die Qriitofratie Der 9uOfDnzNtetrQ@
pole 6eIonbers germ ub3ugeben, benin
Der Qnbrang gu ben NusIteaun9en 1T
ungefpD6nli4 fart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19
0arblanO e. 9enniBIbaniasG iIenz
hahnzGnmhnnnie.

3iqt ptrluFsu 0ortb4 aOsaue= uus Cafzstrob,z
6tatientu an 0o9tntagsu nap 9tlair 730. Q3g
BORN. 80, AS, go 4bsnDs. Qa5 5elfa 80
9}prm.. 80, AS RaDm.
9laa Qoyt 80 Born, 800 Robm. sorrtoss
mad gtlaiy $50 Born, 400 UNI 1000 qbtnSs.
mad 3tltu $50 BERN, 400 Ra6m.
6ountags nah gsair 7.90. $50 Born. %
425 Raam.. 600, HIS Absues- ~
6. u. Gittr, @eusralsQaEaairsgstnk
CRppl4
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Gfifnbcth Snrth.

IS farb am 16. gtoUsmber, 6 ll6r Roreeug,
fSrau Gliia6ttb 9artb, ecbOrsne 5riBges,. IN Hlttr
Sor 81 Sahren, Ntouat unO 8 3agen, gtlie6te
Satin BON Qouig 9artb. gerpduotr urO 6rtunOe
Der ;5amilic fnO b0flibt eiugeIaOeH, Der @eerOis
quuq, pel6e beute, Sounertdg, gtu6mittags
3 lIbr, pom Srauerbnuie, yr. 927, NorOs6ouiu0=
tonzglptnut, aus i~tattiiuoet, bei3utpObnen.
Die tieftruutruoeu 8 interbliebentn.
TQ0I-9l
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0is nGinc. n6reie prefie"
f9rei6t: nSeIbit penn Die 9emotraz
ten re6t bdtten, DAB 9rdiiOent Roofez
pelt nit ieiner 9anamdzPplitit Die
Monroe|0 ottrin gei4doigt babe, 10
pdre oas unglif gu ~ertragen. Die
gan5e Monroe5O oftrin piegt ni6t
%unnG6ernb Die epo4ema6enOe 8i6@
tigfeit bes S1t6muS=8anal5 duf, unb
Die -r 1pirb Dura Die golitit bes Prd=
fioentsn geii4ert." Wir 6utten Bis
fer ni6t geOu6t, Dap Die 6eilige Dot
trim Der Nmerifuner an Wt6ttgtett
BON irgenb mas 2(noerem iibertroffen
perben f0nnte, uno nun lit lie auf
einmul minoer fpi6tig, ais Der SIt6z
muss&anal, 81 Dem unS iibrigers
au9 nod Die NicaraguazRou te offen
ite6t.
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Merchandise Miners,
rueen Qnns's Giienba5usGn.

kobrpIuutratiu Rratt9 9. ROD. 1903.
. Sampffr pclafen 9ier @r. 10 al G~igbtsStrabe
+5oIfb fou~gqtuommtH SoUHtdgs) nm 4 ubr Qabs
mitto5s mao Sore 9oiHt, RsHts3 slaH0, Cusengs
tomn 6entrspins. Denton, 9rssHDOoo, GLENDALE,
a,n,s mo ,3uiiaeusS tatioutn.
Trad. uir5 an 0OasHtagtH bis 3 ubr Ra6m.
~.nfaeoeu otn0mmen.
3O6n 6. goglts. 9. .. o..
(Uai27,I0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19

Sn einem STEELE un e
rer preFe fpirO CUR 3eit ii6er ben 4nz
f6luB GanGou'8 an Die Ser. Staaten
qeIeitartifelt. Der Qerger .iiber Die
Qlusfa : @ntI9eioung iou in CANADA
Die Stimmung 6erporgerufen baben,
ita an bic Der. Staten anglieoern 3t
lafIen, uno unIere 9refe 3dblt i4on
bic @rrungeni6aften an Qudordtmetz
len, an 6ereits gebauten @%iienbabnen,
an Minerdlier uno Qfer6au : Bro=
ouften Ii. u. nle6r auf, Die mir ba@
our6 betommn piiroen. Stint neue
@terne piiroe uniere 5lagge auf elm
nal als 3upa4S betommen tonnen.
uno ar oiefe 1topien, neil eth nib
berqniigter 3ebatteur in W{ontreal
ii6 fir bic Nnneripn a~usgeipro6en
bat. Wer u6er etrpas 6iblung nit
Der canaoif6en Prefe bat, peiB, -odB
ben Ganuoiern elm Qnf6luB an bic
Ser. Staaten nod re4t fern ltegt.
@unaod's 8Doentultur uno 1et1 9dr%
bel 6a6en in ben leBten Sa9ren et11en
groBen Quf19pung genommen, Die
Regierung iu4t bic ginpanoerung
mad &rGften gu fOroern. Seine
5el6FItdnOigfeit pG4it msRr unO
mebr unb bic 8olt5iimmung 1T, 10
melt fi6 aus Der cunuoiifen Pre1e
erIe6en IdBt, nt6t fir bic @nglieoe7
rung an Die Ser. 6taaten. 8tr mir
ben ben QnT4luB ia ni6t Don Der
Suno t~peiIen, uber CANADA 1T mob
ni6t niuig. Warum IoQte es 4nge@
Ii6ts ieinsr OieIOerfpre6enoen3utunft
ieine SeI6ititdnoigteit aufge6en?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19

Die rWeFL. 9of" 6rei6t:
n8reis9eri6ts : 4ntpalt 6ult trut jez
men einfGltigen golititern ieiner et8ez
nen9urtei entgegen, pel6e be4alptsn,
Der Rampf gegen Corruption tOnne
ni6t 3ur Streitfru8e in Der nd4iten
Champagne u~nTeres Stautes Nti1ourt
9emu@t perOen, IS fiel Dem 8retsz
Qeri6t8 : Nnpalt ni6t f6per, oieIeS
unfinnige argument 3u e~ntfrdften.
Mel6e Truge IoGte oenn in 8abrz
beit in unIerer @taatspolitit mi4ti@
ger fein, ais bic, ME man unier
6tautspeIen BON benz i4persn
8re6sI6uoen Der Corruption be-
freien fam? QQe anberen 6ragen
I6rumpfen oagegen 3uIammen. Sn
Ieiner nit Itiirmifdem @nthuIiaSmuS
aufqenommenen Rsoe GuBerte lid
Soft: Die @erri6tung Der Gorrupz
tion in unIerem 5tuate g}ifourt
niirbe Der gr0Bte 6ieg iein, Der nod
ie bier i'm SnterefTe elmer guten Ser
pultung ertdmpft poroen 1T. Wttt
0onnerItimme fo1te itd Die oemotraz
ti1fe Qurtei iiber oieie 6rage aus
1pre6en. Der &umpf piro in Der
gartei iel6er au5gefdmpft merOen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19

9enrp 9o4efort prop4e@
3eit bic Observation-Disclosures bes iaon
5tpeimal perbanoelten 0reifus<6aues,
unb Maitre Qabori oerlangt, OaB ale
9ofumente aus Dem 6umbertpro3ehe
Der Seffentli6feit ~iibergeben piiroen.
Die 8er0ffentli6ung nirOe eiuen
@tanoal 6erborrufen. So mas bdz
ben bic 5~ran3oien germ, beionOers Die
Barrier.
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MD nhtlapelphln nne mep. Wort.

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Iorlor, Diner, ausgeu. 60. 1850 .. q 1914 y.
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garlor, EJusr..-. Iu3lIa SEQ u. 90 u .
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potr 6~ambM=Statlou. 0-u Gift
G. ~. gafittt GGl.s4af. =4gent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-19

0ie III, g.. 8ea1tp &c Con
Itruction 60" bea6it6tigt ~pprldufig
i6r Contributions : 0epartement fets
ern gu laITen. Die @eieGiduft bat
cine 4n3a6l Der gr0Bten @ebGuoe in
Nep=Yorf erri9tet. sic 1T d6er Der
etpiaen Strites unb Der Hei6ereien
nit ben Qrbeitern iiberDriiIiig unb
min fiir's Grite eitereGontrutte nidt
mebr ii6ernebmen. 8erabe Dor Binz
ter 1T 0as fir Die bielen Qrbeiter,
pel9e BON Der Contribution Comp"
beT9Gftigt purben, u~nangene6m.
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@ertrnnc Sitfel.

Is ftar6 am II. Ncbember 1903 8srtruoe 6ittcl,
9pittpe Ds Deritorbcucu N}aitin Sittel, 70 Sabre
ait. Sic 9ccroiQuuQ fiuoet beutc, 9onnertaq,
Nlprotns um I5 ltbr, Don ibrer leBteu ~g&obauug,
Nr. 1878, Soucr=5trdBe, aus Ho6 Der il. bI. yotb=
belferzRir6c. iuOielbft elm @o@umt tir ibre Scelcnz
rube cclcbrirt perDcH iDjro, uno onnn ami Der
ncn.n .GntEtnrnl 6emettrp1 itatt. l323l
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