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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15
NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.

Bishop Galloway Will Rededicate
First NJ. E. Church, South, Jan. 10.
The First NJ. E. Church. South. will be
reopened January TO- and the rededicatory
sermon will be preached and the service
conducted by Bishop Charles Galloway.
The church is now being renovated and
repaired, and will present a most at
ractive appearance when the alterations
are completed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15
Cubs.

st. Louis to Havana and return, SO. viz
Illinois Central. Special folder Just issued,
Ticket Office, 306 North Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15
Warehouse Company Organizes.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Dallas. Tex. Dec. A.-The directors Of
the warehouse company recently char.
tered in Dallas to supply farmers with
check boil weeviI damages, to-day elected
the following officers: President, J.. g.
Duke; vice president, W. o. Connofs eeas
rotary Stanley Crabb: treasurer and MANI
ager, Vernon W. Jones. The importing OF
seeds from North Carolina b to hSGi6 In
January.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15
SIS. 20 Wv oe,enn. md return

on L'ycember lf and e the Mobile an
Oh.o viii sell tickets ut gbove rate Tickle
offJce Us Olive street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15
The Gideons conducted Sunday evening
service at st. Paul's NJ. E, Church. South.

At yesterday mornings meeting Of the
Presbytery Of St. Louis the committee
appointed. to organize the Pope Avenue
Church was dismissed The pastor Of the
church, the Reverend A. W. Reinhardt.
was received into the presbytery. The
church at Jennings was reported organ
ICED.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15

The Reverend Doctor Meade c. VIII
liams read the paper before the Presby-
terrain Ministers Association yesterday
morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15

Trinity NJ. e Church has received more
than 100 persons into its congregation
within the last three months.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15

The Reverend Henry L Stoves read
paper on Church Finances at the meet
ing of the NJ. E. Ministers Association
yesterday morning. Mr.. Stoves expressed
himself as being in favor Of church fairs
and bazaars to a certain extent. but that
he did not believe in a congregations re-
living solely on those means to secure Its
expenses.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15

The proceeds of the bazaar given by the
women of the Carondlet Christian Church
amounts to $l26.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-02-23

Madison, Feb. 13.-The last day for
the introduction of bills produced
enough measures to make the total
for the session $50 as against 1908 two
years ago; the most important was
the ad valorem railroad taxation Dill,
for the enactment of which the repub-
lican party is virtually pledged by its
platform, and for which the governor
argued at length in his message. The
tax commission handed it to Chairman
Whitehead of the committee on assess
ment and collection of taxes today
and after the committee had met and
considered it briefly it was introduced.
The bill provides for a complete
change in the method OF taxing the
railroads and it is estimated that I'M
der it's operation this class of property
will pay about $1,00O,OOO more than it
is having under the license fee sys-
tenn. The bill does not specify the
way in which the tax commission shall
arrive at the value of the roads but
it makes it incumbent upon the COM
mission to take into consideration
everything which will have a bearing
upon the fixing of the value of the
roads. The board must not only value
all of the other property in the state
and it must fix the rate at which the
companies shall pay taxes. That rate
will be identically the same rate as
other property pays. The second
primary election bill to be introduced
in the senate during this session by
Senator Merton and the fifth to ap-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-02-23
is SATISFIED
WITH THE PROTOCOLS

London, Feb. 1S.-Rear Admiral
Lord Beresford, who has just returned
from a tour of the United States, ez-
pressed himself as perfectly satisfied
with the settlements in the Alaskan
and Venezuelan cases and said both
would tend to a great development OF
trade. He was delighted by the hos
nitalitv accorded him in America. He
refused to discuss the shipping trust.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-02-23

survey; allowing compensation to
members of village boards; giving
unhappily married women the right to
transact business apart from their hus-
BANS; also, giving married women
the right to sue in their own names;
limiting the charges common carriers
MAY collect for feeding live stock. A
bill inspired by the tragic death of
Chief Foley and other Milwaukee fire
men was introduced by Mr.. Timlin.
It authorizes the licensing and regula-
ton of those dealing in nitric, sui
phuric and other dangerous chemicals
and also in fireworks and other ex-
plosives. Assemblyman Timlin is in
favor of allowing pool selling at fairs
and driving association meets and in
troduced a bill to that end. The bill
to provide a new banking law was in
troduced. AS drawn it meets the ap-
proval of Bank Examiner NJ. G. Bergh,
and is said to have been submitted to
and endorsed by scores of prominent
bankers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-02-23

Chicago, Feb 10. Cattle-Rece sG9s ed u.s. 6 c
market nominal: good to PRIME 9oeS4 5S cc
HogsNReceiptg $1,000 m oa9 to SC cf to e S
lower; mixed butchers o,goh 6 ~, GO ss6
no. light 5Od6 80; bulk sales 95@5 p ~
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; 36O@5.7 lamos ~
at 90. r,ou,oios 7gm2s.
dairies 14823 Steady, 1919 ia case a.
Guided. Chess TwlFhs, lz l8@i5e.
PonitTy-steady. Turkeys, l5@lec; chicken
10@13c.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-02-23
To be continued.

At Joliet, ILL.,, two masked men en-
tered the grocery store OF o. A. Ladd
and attempted to rob him. Laid re
sisted and the intruders shot him
twice. The wounds will probably
prove fatal.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-02-23

Madison, Feb. 11.-Scores of bills
were introduced today, Friday being
the last day on which new business
may be received, and the subjects
were about as numerous as the meas
ures. If bill introduced by Senator
Miller becomes law the state univer-
sity anatomical department will be
the heir of all the cadavers in the
state that are not claimed by relatives
of the decendents A humane bill is
by Senator Whitehead Other import
ant measures in the senate were:
To prohibit the use of trading stamps;
providing for the sanitary regulations
of bakeries and other factories where
food products are manufactured; max
ing it unlawful to employ children I'M
der 16 years of age in shops, ETC.; re-
curing the use of voting machines;
giving the state superintendent sal
airy of $4,000; requiring that all tele-
phone companies in places where
there are two or more exchanges shall
interchange messages; giving county
boards the power to take charge OF
tails, elect jailors and provide for the
care of prisoners; apprOpriating $780,
600 for the levies of Portage and
vicinity; to prevent the docking OF
horses tails. The use or possession
of a locked horse to be taken as prima
facie evidence that the party using Or
having in possession the animal VIC
lated the law, the penalty is a fine Of
500 to $500 or Jail imprisonment of
80 to 80 days. A batch of some 20 bills
were introduced by Senators Eaton
and Ruekema, providing for reports of
premiums by life insurance COM
panies, limiting the expense Of gaining
new insurance business in Wiscon-
sin to 2 per cent. of the face OF the
policies, requiring annual accountings
and divisions of the profits of mutual
companies and making it an offense
for companies to combine for the fix
ing of insurance rates, etc. Among
the house bills were the following:
Granting life certificates to teachers
who have taught for 20 years; appro-
priating $4,000 for building purposes
at the Milwaukee fair grounds; ex-
empting beet sugar factories from tax
alton for 10 years; giving street rail
ways the right of eminent domain;
cxempting from taxation hOmesteads
tC the value of $4,000; appropriating
100000 for the establishment at some
suitable point of a state hospital for
Consumptives to be under the state
| board of CONTROL; repeating the law re-
curing the filing Of election expenses;
comforting the elective franchise on
woman, forbidding the drinking Of in
| toxicants in election booths: limiting
| the hours of labor on state, county.
| city or town work to 8 hours a day;
appropriating $4,000 annually for an
archaeological survey to be expended
by the geological and natural history
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-02-23
WISCONSIN Legislature.

~G%%%Ee%bNV Z@%Os~h~$VVA w
Madison, Feb. 1O.-A bill creating a
grain and warehouse commission for
the city of Superior, and for the Ii
censing and regulating Of elevators
and warehouses, and the storage.
weighing and inspection Of grain in
said city was introduced in the senate
by Senator Hudnall. Another bin
was by Mr.. Stout, making an addition
al appropriation to the University Of
Wisconsin of $2170 Rebates will
be tabooed in Wisconsin if a bill in
troduced in the assembly by Henry
Johnson, an OcontO farmer, becomes
a law. 1t provides that no person.
association, or corporation carrying
freight to be carried in this state,
shall allow any rebate, deduction or
any preference to any shipper, and no
shipper may receive or accept any re-
bate. on account of the shipping of
any freight. Heavy penalties are I'M
posed. In some little way the day was
an appropriation day in the assembly,
several bills having been presented
for drafts on the public eGchecker.
Mr.. Morris of Iron River proposed an
increase in the st. Louis fair apprO-
of the commissioners from 5 to Z.
Mr. Coffland of Richland would appro-
pirate $4,000 for the purchase of live
stock for the university farm, and Mr..
Williams of Cambria put in a measure
for a $4,000 monument in the Ander-
sonville cemetery, Georgia. Mr..
Lord offered bill making an annual
appropriation of $250,000 to the nor
NAL school fund income. Yet another
bill by him requires the collection and
publication of statistics concerning
the manufacture, sale and consump-
ton of all intoxicating liquors, with
the results thereof" Refusal to
answer questions is made punishable
by maximum fine of $100. Mr..
Koch presented bills apprOpriating
$500 to the Eastern Wisconsin Fire
mems association and $1,000 a year
to the Wisconsin Cheesemakers' assO-
citation. Mr.. Smoker would have
Walter Schmidt, an inmate of the
Waukesha reform school, given $4,000
for injuries received in 1901 and Mr..
Westfahl desires $4,000 voted to the
first Wisconsin battery. Other bills
we're: By Mr.. Gilman, requiring rail-
way and street car companies to re-
port annually to the labor commits
sioner all accidents at street inter
sections; by Mr.. Douglas, requiring
third grade school teachers to pass
in the history of industrial and com
mercial science in the United States
and authorizing the governor to ap-
point three persons to prepare suit
able textbook on that theme; by Mr..
Hamm, requiring a license of $500 a
year from persons conducting chattel
loan establishments and limiting their
interest to 10 per cent: by Mr.. Aims
worth providing that when sheriffs are
paid by salary the minimum shall be
$1,000 and range up to $4,000 accord
ing to population, and also allowing
some fees. The Kinney house bill
requiring persons getting marriage
licenses from judges to pay fee of 81
was passed. The rate is 81 where
they are obtained in the regular way.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-02-23

Madison, Feb. 17.-No business of
importance was transacted in either
branch
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

nunnten 3eit Die Stuot OerIuFen
bate.
Gin Mannpon elmer ~ a B NJ
ftnn@igen 6rdu err
1921 en-.
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dllf einem @tu6le eingeI9ldfen mar,
pon feiner 6ruu @bitb Sadion 9pGis
erf9ofen. Der damn Itarb auf Ger
STEELE, p6ne DAP er iemals erfa6ren
bat, tper i'm nm oas Qeben eebra6t
bat; oenn bic 6rau iebte ben Repolper
oidt 6inter einem O6re an Den &opf
oes S6laFenoen. Die 6rau mar Ieit
Ginger 3eit geiItesgeit0rt un6 geitern
46eno CAB Der damn feline 3uitimz
muRg oaau, oaB Die 6rau nad Gem
StrenaTpte gu 6arn6urlt geianot perz
ben IpQte. sic Bate ii6 odbet in ben
&opf gefsBt, ouB Der Mann Iid gegcn
tie erflGrt bate. Die 6ruu mar i6on
por6er in Ger Nnftdlt gefpeien, dbsr
Dor ~ungafG6r bier Wofen puroe tie
Don i6ren 0ernanoten mieoer mad
9auIe ge6ro4t. sic 8sigte @puren
BON 8eFerung unO 6efano ii4 audi
po6l, Bis fe Dor einigen Sdgen piez
Ger 6eftise NnfdQs 6etam uno oaRer
DON i6rem 8ruoer, cem Or. 8. g.
Connect, in 8ebanolung 9cnommen
puroe. 0a tie nidt in i6rem eigenen
6auie 6leiben poute, nabm lie tbr
8ruoer gu fi4. Morgens friib 4 uRr
ent76liipfte bic 6rau Der i4ldfenosn
@Grterin. ging nad ibrem eigenen
Seim, no lie i6ren Mann i6lafeno in
einem Gtu6le fdno. O6ne i'm gu to-
rem, 8og lie einen Repoloer aus oer5d@
f6e uno feuerte osnIel6en a6. sic be-
qab Ii6 ounn pteoer 3uriif nab Der
Wo6nung hires 8ru0erS, mo irs Die
Shat er3G6lte. Die 6rdu mar %
Sabre aft uno Der M}unn 50. Die
Treunoe Der 6dmilie mu6ten Nnz
ftrenounqen, lire llsberfiibrun9 nuA
cem @sfdngniRe gu p~er6inoern, bod
6eitano Der Gi9ter oaruuf big 9s@
f6porene ii6er i6ren 8eiitsS5uItano
entfGie0en bQbar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
Oebm'S Ncme Sail,
Sic Baltimore unO Charles. Ctr.
Gin trrurr Slrbritrr.

lle6er so Sabre i'm @efaGfte t6Gtig,
Oentt er nod i'm Sooe an 1einen
DENT. - 9l0Bli9er Sob DON
Qouis @dert.
Quprence Gonipd1, Der QlteIte Nm
geiteQte Der Baltimore GbromsDort8 ,
parO geitern Morgen in Ieiner Do6z
nung, Nr. 3O6, SiO : @oenitr., tobt
i'm Bette Iiegeno aufgefunben uno ne
ben ibm fano man Elm BUD, in mel
DIES er bic fOlgenOe @intragung gez
mu4t bate: lin 8 llBr an Der Dir
belt fetn." @onpaD, bon ieinen W}itz
urbeitern nur .Olo 2urr9" genannt,
mar "a Sabre alt unO ieit "a Sabrcn
in ben @bromeperten ungeIteGt. Gr
mar MIR 9anoIanger, puroe ieoo9
BON ben 8eamten Der Gompugnie dIs
elmer i6rer treueIten 4ngeItsQten bod
geI9dBt. Gr perlieB Die 8erte am
9ienItog Na6mittug nm 5 u6r unO
6egab iid friib gu 8ett. gr muB i'm
@4lufe geitorben iein, benn Ieine
6rau, Die i'm toot i'm 8ett liegeno
fanO. b0rte nG9reno Der Nu6t tei=
nerlei 8la9e bon i6m. @r mar in
Srluno geboren uno er6ieIt 6aIO mad
ieiner Qnfunft in Baltimore QnIteIz
lung in ben 8erten. Sn ben 54Sab~
rem, Die sr bort ungeiteut mar, bat er
nur tpenige Qrbeit5tage bermiBt, unO
ais er Iein 80. Subildum ais Nrbeiter
Der Gompagnie f~eierte, ga6en ibm bic
ie, 5onie feline Mliturbeitsr al8 Diner
tennung Elm 6eitefen, uno DON Der
GOmpagnie erbieIt er cine golOene0lez
Oai1e. QuBer Ieiner 8ittpe hinters
IdBt er 3pei 304ter.
QDuis @dert8 Sob.
2oui8 @dert, Elm u Sabre alter
66u6ma9er, Itiir3te geitern Morgen
gegen 9 u6r in Iainer Wertitdtte, g&r.
1925, Canton : Noenue, pl0Blt6 tOOt
gu 8ocen. Die Nerfitdtte oes 9rn.
gtert 6efano it6 i'm 8orOert6eile Oe5
6auie5, uno me6rere MitglieOer Der
TamiIie befanOen Ii6 i'm binteren
86sile, ais er gu 8ooen ftir3te. sic
60rten oa8 @erGui6 uno Iisfen in
ben Qooen, bod itar6 Der ate W}ann
glei6 oorouf. Sin 9er3idlag bate
ieinem Qe6en elm @noe b%ereitet. @dert
mar in 0eutI6lano ge6oren, fam i'm
Qlter BON IS Sa6ren no6 Nmerita
uno ltaB ii6 in Baltimore nieOer. 4uz
Der Ieiner 8ittpe 6interldBt er iiebsn
Ginoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
Nnr ans rein iriitbcm limncnenGarn
angcfcrti9t.
3ncipp 9inncn ,,Mfcib" ~1tnter3ema.
Sphn %. Mc8bcriuu 81 CONS,
Nr. 9, Cn=Saltimure. Ctr.
0ft3l Las. ,3Rtsl

Aus Ser 9olt3ei6e60roe.
- Die 9oli5ei=GOmmifdre Itraften
Den 9oli5iIten 6runt S. Rpan pom
noropsItIi9en 0iitritt geItern nm
$25, neil er i'm SpriBsn6auIe Hr. 20
81 Walbropt pdbr3no Der 0ienit8eit
geI9ldfen bate, unO ben 9oli3iiten
S6omas s. 6lunigan OOm neftIifen
0iitritt Inn $40, neil er Ieinsn Be
3irt ni9t in Observation-Disclosures W:iIe
dbpdtrOuiqirt bate. Rpan, pel6er
1896 ernunnt puros, ItanO geitern
gum 13. W}ule oor Der 8ab0roe.
u m 8rodonaD berau6t t.
= SRI. @liIa6et6 8enne6erg BON Nr.
120, 6iO @uf6ingtonItraBe, puroe
geitern Mlorgen Dor Der ct. 9atrtdsz
Stride an 8antitrabe uno 8rOaoDup,
BON einem 8na6en angegriffen, Der
i6r cine 9unbtui9e entriB, psl4c
$1.25 ent6ielt, SRI. 3e%nneberg rief
laut Inn 9ilfe, uno mebrere Mdnner
liefen Dem 8naben mad, bod enttam
oeriel6ee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
gofalbcrihtc aus WaibingtOu.
SeIbfmoro zines 9eut=
hpu

SeIbfmoro eines 9eut%
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ter beutI6er Bidder, begtng am Diem
flag in ieiner 0obnrng, gtr. 72l, Ntz
6truBe, Norbtpeit, @elbitmorO, in
Dem er Ii6 cine 8ugeI in ben 3opt
ja9te. Der @erbIi6ene lag ieit meRz
reren @o6en am 0erpenfieber bar
aieOer uno mar CUR 3eit, ais er ben
SelbItmoro beging, i'm 6ieberIpu6n.
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ner Settle, unb nm 4 l1br Hu4nrits
Tags ~perIunqte Der 9atient WuIfcr.
@dbreno ii6 Die Satin entfernte,
nm Oo5 @etpinfate 3u boIen, beging
8oBmonn Die unIeIige Shat. 9r.
8oBmunn mar Al Sabre aIt unO aus
9euti6lano gebirtig. @r fam I'M
Sabre 1888 na6 0uf6ington, mar
bort 8uerit ais 8%Gdergsie1e tbdtig u.
tbernobm mad benz Sooe oe8 Bidder
meiiters $. 9ofeler, iurr., OeiIer Bal
tcret. Gr binterIGBt uuBer Ieiner
Satin cine elf Sabre ulte 3o9ter.
Die 8eeroi8ung finoet 6eute Nu6mitz
tag itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12
% sasen t1r wadnner nns snabsm
Oans OOr5ngliG.

Dies lit Der 4usIpru6 2Ger, Die
unIer ausgetpG6Ites 4fortiment BON
8inter : Rleioungsitiiden geieben Aas
ben. Denn sic bic S6aaren DON
Mdnnern gsie6sn bdtten, Die am leBs
ten 6amitag in u~nieren 2aOen bereirz
ftr0mten. UNI lle6er3ieher 3u tdufen,
piiroen Sic gegIaubt BADEN, Oies Jet
Der ein3ige 9IaB in Der StuOt, no
iOI6e gu BADEN iinO. SeOe5 6dcon
nnO ieoes Muiter - tur3, mittslIang
unD Iebr lang - RegenrDfe, Sop
R0de, n9aDoods" - .8elteo SouriTt"
- Die neusite Mooe, $40 - $12 =
SIS = aufpdrts bis $50.
SuabenzS tetecr, bic elegant uus bau,rbaft iino.
5u itbr ~uisbrtseu Brsiisn, in anb;tradt Der Cualiz
tat, $3.50 a~utlp6rts.
9Ite, Sdube, lI~EterBeus II. (. IN. qn,s mas elm
Dtann uHb SHabs trdst.
9es 9eIOes sBsrtb. Ossr cas- Sch ,urild.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

StaOt SaltimDre.


Die QusIanbzgpit fir Die nit Oem
IA. Npp. enoenbe Wo6e i9lieBt Gin
onen GdGen prompt i'm 9ouptzPo!tz
ami, iDie folgt:
Die Iodet=8oft lit offen Don 9 n9r
0ormittQgs bis 5 libr 9tudnlittags,
ausgen3mmen SonntGgs.
Die Gadstzpoit fiir 0sutidlane
f9IieBt Mittpo4 um II ubr 8ormitz
tags.
Ounpfer fa6ren BON Gelpsgort az,
joenn ni4t anbers ange9ebett.
Grans ppE.
6reitag 7 ll6r Qhnb5: fir
europa per 0ampfer 81. 2ouis" Oia
@outbampton (griefe fir SrldnO uno
Qiperpool miTen per st. 2ouis" be-
5ei6net iein). 9 llbr Q6enOs: fir
europa per Sampfsr oGampania" piu
Queenstonn.
9o4no9 @nbz II. Central
Qmertta, @efinbiene etc.
Sreitaq - I ubr No6mittags: fir
Bermuda per 9dmpfsr ppn 6ulifur.
II 1br Nd4t5: fir porto Hico, Guz
racdo unb 8ene3ueld per 0umpfer
.Gdracas;" fir Die Ga YGataz2GnOer
per 9ampfer nGuiiloa;" fir 6ortunez
Sslanb, Samaica, SaOaniIu uno
Garto9eno per 0ampfer p4ltai;" fir
Gu6a per 9umpfer vM}orro @aitle;;"
fir Grenada, SriniDaD unb Ginbao
8bfioar per 9aInpfer nMarocas;"
fir Sndgun, 6anti unb Santa Martd
per 9ampfer nQthos."
pot mad Reufunolano piu Rortb
Sponep uno na9 M2iquelon bia So
ION I6lieBt bier tGgIi4 I'm l lIrr
9td6mittdgs; na6 Cuba bio 6loribG
tGgli9 nm / l16r Nd6mittags; nod
0onburas, Gotta Hiea unO 8uatez
mdla bio RelpzO rIeans tGgli4 i'm 8
1lfr gbenbs.
8ronsz 9ucific 90 It.
5reitag - Z u9r IbenOs: fir
9utpuii, Supan, China unO Die phi
lippinen bia San 5rdn3isco.
SdmItag = 7 u6r Ibenbs: fir
NeuzSeelanO, Quftrdlien, Neu=Gulez
bonien, Sill, Samoa unD 6upaii Oia
Gan Sran3iscp.
Die 3rGnszpaciFiczgoIt pirb tGgs
lid mad ben Q6fu6rtsbdFen bef0rbert,
rnb Die Set Oes 9Ofidlufes 1T 10
arrungirt, oaB cine ununter6rodene
ue6erldnbz8 ef0roerung mDgli9 lit.
9. 9abies @arfieGo,
8oItmetTter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

Wieoer gu 6uu E. - 4us
N~orfolf, 8a., fommt Die Ro4ri6i
bah sri. 4nnie 8. Sones, fpel6e Dbl
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