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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
Citizens Of Suburbs Object to Excessive
Use of Placards.

The members of the Citizens Northwest
Suburban Association are opposed to the
excessive exhibition of for sale" or for
rent placards upon real estate, believing
that such signs have a tendency to depre-
ciate the value of property and discourage
prospective purchasers. In accordance
with this belief the association. at a re-
cent meeting, adopted a resolution to the
effect that I'VE earnestly appeal to every
owner of real estate in the city and
suburbs to forbid and prevent more than
one real estate agent from putting on their
property any for sale or for rent sign,
and we also request the legitimate real es-
tate brokers Of the District to discontinue
this excessive practice and thereby not
only benefit their business. but that OF their
customers"
It is recited in the resolution that "the
city and suburbs are plastered with sign
boards of real estate agents. In many cases
from three to five signs on one piece or
property: that this practice Is great In
jury to property owners in exhibiting to
the public large amount Of property for
sale or for rent, thereby conveying the I'm
preston that an unusual amount OF prop
erty is being forced on the market which
has the tendency to cheaper values and
destroy confidence in the substantial
growth of the city and the safe investment
Of capital in city and suburban real es;
tate, and that this custom among real
estate agents has grown into an abuse
and is undoubtedly unprofessional, being
cheap method Of advertisement at the ex-
nense of the property owner" Copies of
this resolution were forwarded to all the
citizens associations in the District.
The business men of the western section
of the city are very enthusiastic over the
bright prospect for better freight facih-
ties The enthusiasm was caused by the
receipt of a letter from the officials of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. stating that
the petition asking that the company ex-
(yeOrRetOWn
had been received, and is being considered.
Recently party Of the freight officials
of the railroad visited Georgetown to make
an inspection. Upon returning to Balt-
more, 1t is stated. that they made a re-
port to President Loree, in which they
heartily Endorsed such action.
Ann Grieder, colored, who claimed to be
ninety-five years old, and who was very
well known in the western portion Of the
city died unattended Saturday afternoon
at her home, 1000 30th street northwest.
In accordance with the law. Coroner hewitt
viewed her remains and issued certificate
Of death from natural causes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06

ward the center, leaving an aisleway from
the door to the rear window. The crypts
will be made of highly polished granite,
bearing an inscription on each that can be
read by persons standing on the outside OF
the entrance. The walls and ceiling of tho
tomb will be finished in Rubio marble.
which is regarded as one Of the finest mar
bles used in the construction of mausoleum
work. This marble is cream colored with
a delicate spray of green. through which
1t gives a pleasing effect not produced in
white marble The floor Of the tomb. IN.
stead of being of thing. will be Of solid.
pieces Of highly polished granite having
beautiful etched borders around the crypts.
Inscription is Bas-Relief.
The inscription on the tomb over the
doorway will be in bas-rellef the surface
of the letters Of the name Alexander r.
Shepherd to be polished. There will be no
other inscription on the outside Of the
tomb. The tomb will be approached by
three steps leading to the portico. The
roof will be of three pieces of granite. Two
large stones will form the sides, with q CEN
ter stone forming the apex, ridge pole.
assuring entirely water-tight surface.
The stones Of the side Of the roof will weigh
about ten tons each. The tomb will be of
the highest quality In every respect. 1t will
be extremely simple nall its details bear
ing out the general Grecian Doric style.
The location Of the tomb will be within
a few yards of the public tomb and within
easy view of the road over which most Of
the funerals going to the cemetery pass. 1t
was the purpose of Mrs. Shepherd to select
a more retired spot for the tomb, but 1t
did not seem possible to secure a location
for mausoleum in the section preferred
by her.
A feature of the tomb will be a fine plate
glass door in connection with the bronze
door, this extra door being used to keep
out storms of winter. and to be opened
for ventilation during summer.
The Van Amringe Granite Company
which has the contract for the design and
construction of the tomb has notable ex-
amples of its work in many of the leading
cemeteries In all parts of the United
States and national cemeteries of the gov
eminent. The first battlefield memorials.
erected in Gettysburg were by this COM
pany. which has recently secured contracts
for some of the larger monuments in Chic
amauga and Antietam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
DEATH OF DIR. J. c. GRAY.
Burial at Notwithstanding OF
Washington Man at Bay Ridge.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ANNAPOLIS. MD, July s. 1903
The Rev. ]. C. Gray assistant minister
in charge of st. Paurs Church, Baltimore,
whose parents reside in Washington, died
suddenly yesterday morning while on q
visit to Judge Martins family at Easton
Nd On his return from IA fishing trip he
was seized with commissions from which he
never recovered. The Rev. Mr. Gray was
born in Washington. where he received his
early education, later graduating from the
Theological Seminary at Princeton. He
leaves widow. who was Miss Fanny
Southgate. the daughter of the late rector
or st. Annes Church. this city, where he
once was engaged as assistant rector. He
Is also survived by two daughters, son
having died six years ago.
The remains will be brought to Annapolis
tomorrow morning and taken to st. Anne's
Church, where they will remain until the
hour of the funeral at 4:30 p. m. The in
Anne's Cemetery beside the grave of his
little boy. The active pallbearers will be
members of the brotherhood of st. Andrew
and the honorary pallbfarers will be the
wardens and vestrymen OF st. Annes par
ish. = Te.---
Clinton Bush. scoloreds aged forty-flve
years, of Washington. was drowned this
morning while bathing at Bay Ridge. The
accident occurred about II O'clock, but the
body was not recovered until 4 O'Clock this
afternoon. Bush was visiting some friends
at cottage between Bay Ridge and Arun-
del-on-the-Bay. He went in bathing and
was seized with crampa Coroner Charles
G. Feldmeyer of Annapolis was summoned
and held an inquest over the remains, the
verdict being that the drowning was acct
dental The remains were shipped to
Washington. tot y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
AMERICANS GOING TO RUSSIA.
and New York Capitalists Il
Develop Concessions.

A special dispatch to the New York
Herald from st. Paul, Aim, Sunday. says:
For the first time the real mission Is now
announced Of a party Of Chicago and New
York capitalists, including Ferdinand w.
Peck, which passed through st. Paul yes
terday en- route to the Pacific coast.
These men Of money, 1t is asserted. are
going to inspect Siberian concession. They
have obtained from Russia exclusive trad
ing, mining and developing privileges, IN
part Of Siberia twice the size of New YORK
state. They have obtained the sole ana
perpetual right to salmon fisheries among
the best waters in the world. and to gold
mines Of extraordinary value Their con.
cession is said to have been made three
wears ago by the tsar, and not by the Rus
sian government to Mr.. Peck, while he was
United States commissioner at the Paris
exposition. although the fact has never
been published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
Unhappiness Dispelled.
MEN AND WOMEN UNANIMOUS. ABOUT RI,

Many women weep and wall and refuse to be-
comforted because their magnincent tressea
have become thin and faded Many men incline ia
profanity because the nies lite through the thin
thatch their craniums. II will be good news to.
the miserable Of both TO learn that Newbro's
Herpicide has been placed upon the market. THIS
ID the scalp germcide and antiseptic. that acts
By destroying the germ or microbe that IL the an
DERIVING Of all hair destruction. HeFpicide n
preparation, made after a new formula
an entirely new principle. Any one who has tried
Ii Will testify to its worth Try II yourself and
be convinced. Sold by leading druggists. Send lec
IN stamps for sample to the Herpicide Co., Detssit.
Mich. EDWARD STEVENS. Special Aseut, III
and Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
Window and Door Screens


Our Made-to-order Window and Door Screens are
the equal Of any that can be turned out Of
cabinet shop.
Owing to the backwardness Of the season we
have been enabled to keep up with the orders on
hand. and now that the warm weather 10 upon
we are in q position to make to order Window and
Door Screens at q very short notice.
Drop q postal and we will send competent man
to measure. and estimate will be sent by mail
the following day.
Second floor, New building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
Stripe
Curtains.

Our stock OF Cross-Stripe Cur
tains is by no means depleted. An
excellent assortment of colors and
effects still remain, but rather than
carry any of these goods over to
next season we have reduced the
prices in order to effect a complete
clearance.
$I.5o pair. Were $500.
$500 pair. Were S3.75 and $500.
$500 pair. Were $3.50 and S.. So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
Fiscal year.

The Evening Star acknowledges receipt
Of 81 as contribution for the benefit OF Israel
Serrate. whose business house and home
were recently destroyed by fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06

Table 5-$Ioo
Girls Percale Dresses, sailor and
guimpe styles; some with sailor COL
lar trimmed with narrow braid of
white pique; others with round
bertha trimmed with white pique !;
full skirts; wide hens; sizes a to ID.
Special Price, Sl.OO Each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06

L. A. Moore. secretary of the city of Dali
las was shot and almsot instantly killed at
Z o'clock Sunday evening by his son Ernest,
aged twenty-five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06

The report is current in Yokohama that
the Japanese premier has resigned on ac-
count of the difficulties Of adjusting the
next budget.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
Guaranteed Sewing Machines,


which
w. & L., $500 to $28.5o. Enterprise $3.50.
New Victor, $500 $4,000 Automatic SIS and $4,000
Hand Machines $500 and $1,000.
Full of attachments and with each machine
except the S. 90
econdn floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
Window Shades To Order

Opaque and Scotch Holland Window Shades
made to order, Of the best materials and In first
class manner. Prices lowest possible consistent
with quality Of work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
"Vudor" Porch Blinds.

'VudOr'' Porch Blinds. the best porch blind
made; finished in dark green. They are well made
with the proper ventilation. and finished in an ex-
cellent manner: three sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
Is to u off regular prices.
Screen Doors.

Screen Doors.
Ready made Screen Doors in oak, walnut and
imitation Of mahogany; well made tastefully trim
med; complete with fixtures: four sizes.
85c. to $I.5o each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06

women's Embroidered Turkish Slippers, In red,
yellow. green, pink. blue and black
5Oc. a pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
Tapestries.

We have grouped together and marked at greatly
reduced prices about 200 remnants Of Tapestries
in the medium and fine grades, In lengths ranging
from u to az yards. These are last seasons pat
terms, which cannot be duplicated-and amongst
them some very rich and handsome effects In
this way you are enabled to secure just enough
material to cover side chairs, sofas, divans, arm
chairs and other small articles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
$500 a pair.
$500 a pair.

women's Ideal Kid Oxfords. Goodyear welt sole.
Cuban heel. sprtng shank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06

women's Cushion sole Oxfords. patent tip welt
or turn sole-very soft and flexible. and particu-
larry desirable for women with tender and sensi-
tive feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06

The Crescent heel plate Is a new kind 20 easily
adjusted that you will ind It quite convenience.
You can hammer Tor have hammered) a pair onto
your shoes and they will Mt closely. stay and
prevent the heels from turning and wearing on
They cost but tribe and will save you something
Of expense in the long
Third floor Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06

A postal will bring man to take
measure and put them up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
At Special Prices.

Table I-$2.o5.
Girls Chambray Dresses, in plain
pink, blue, oxblood and green
made with broad white pique sailor
collar; sizes 8, 9, IL and ID.
Special Price, sos Each.
Table $500.
Girls Chambray Dresses, in plain
pink, oxblood and blue; sailor style i;
embroidery trimmed; sizes E to ID.
Special Price, Sa.@O Each.
Table $3.50.
A special lot Of Girls Bingham
Dresses, guimpe style; braid and
pique trimmed sizes 4 to ID.
Special Price, Sl.5O Each.
Third noor New building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
$3.50 a pair.

women's Kid Skin Oxfords high Cuban heel, tip
Of same, hand-sewed. lightweight turn sole.
$3.50 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
WOmen's
Summer Footwear.

During the warm weather, perfect
fit, pliable feathers and correctly
modelled shoes are absolutely essen
tial to comfort. Our shoes provide
all these qualities, with the addi-
tional attributes of fashionable APP
pearance and diversity of design.
Some interesting items follow:
womens Patent Wei Kid O1fOrds with wide
ribbon laces-very neat and dainty.
c. r>o,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06

Table 4-$I.25.
Girls Bingham Dresses, made
with high neck and long sleeves and
trimmed with embroidery-a splen-
did dress for vacation; sizes 6 to ID.
Special Price, SIPS Each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-06
Additional Contribution.

Figures for June estimated.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-27
Sner aIs 2enae.

GortieBung Der unterIu6ung Der Qf>
fairen Der &obIenba6nen bur9 bic
interfoatIifs 6dnbets : Commit
ftOn. = 9eiteres Srag> unb ants
tportIpiel.
Nep gorf, "A. Qprtl. = Die
interftaatli4e 6anbels : GDmmifion
feBte beute bas @erb0r in Sa6en Der
3p6len6abnen fort uno pernabm biele
fpettere 3eugen, oarunter aud 6rn.
8aer, Prdiibenten Der Rea6inqz8a6n.
Derielbe fugte urter Qnberem, er fei
Prdiibent 70 OieIer @eieGI4uFten, baB
er ii4 nt6t auF ale ibre Hamen ertn>
nern t0nne. Gr psrurfu9te 6eiterteit
bur6 feline Qntiport duf Die Srage, pb
er als Prdiibent elmer 8a6n : @efe1z
fhaft 1rnb elmer @rubsn : 8eIeqf6oft
ni9t bdufig in gonfIift nit fi9 IeI6it
iiber bic 9oIitit Der 6eiben @eIeuf9afz
ten gerdtbe?
rSSa,~ ertpiberte er, nOas tbue i'd in
Der Shat. Gs lift nt9f lei9t, pr6iiz
bent 5peier fol4er 9eieai9aften gu
fein unb bic bielen borgelegten I9piez
rtgen 5rugen 81 enti6et6en."
3euge bate offers Gontrutte 3piz
f4en Der Reabing : 8o6n unb Der
Reabtng Goal anb Sron Co., beren
PrGi1bent er lit, fir 8eibe unter5et9=
net.
4ntpdIt 56earn perIas einen Nbz
f4nitt Der @erfafung 6es Staates
gennfplpdnien, pel9er alien als, Gar
riers" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. perz
bietet. fi9 and mit@rubenperten ober
nit 5abriten 81 bef4dFtiger, ALIEN
6r. 8aer mar fofort nit Der betunnz
ten @ntfport bereit, 6aB Die Rea0in9z
8u6n uno bic Reubing GodG IL. SrDn
So. 8pei berT9iebene 9eie[f4aFttn
Ieien. Bon elmer umgebung Der Sc
feBe, fagte er, iet feline Rebe. Guf cine
tpeitere 5rage bes 9rn. S4earn anti
tportete 8aer:
SIS itebt Sbnen fret, in irgenO Ell
mem 8eri4t Der Ser. Staten 8e@
f8fper6e GIT erbeben. Menn sic borz
t9un, buB mir irgenO Elm 9eieB ber>
leBt baden, 10, iinb mir bereit, bafiir
9eniige gu ~Ieiften. Benn mir f4ulOtg
finb, 70 iouten sic Dor 0os 3%uite9enoe
@ert4t geben unb es bepeifen. Sd
bin es miibe, Sud 2eute, tpel4e oas
8olt gu bertreten fpdbnen, liigen gu
90ren, I'm bic Mafen glau6en 81 mdz
den, baB ale @ef4dftsleute bas9efeB
gu umgeben fu6en."
r8e3iebt fid S6re 8emerfung aud
ouf ben grdfioenten Der Ser. Staaz
ten?" frdgte Sburn.
sd babe ben PrGiibenten Der Der.
@tauten ni4t gu tritiftren," ertpioerte
8aer.
Die peiteren 8erbdnbGungen purz
ben big gum nG4ten MtttpO4 perz
tagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-27

bebauptete, baB er urtb Or. MloeftD
mid beutf6en Sfft5ieren pi9tige9oz
tumente uusbGnbigen Id6en, lit ieit@
benz als Qiigner entldrpt norben.
Dom Mtniiterium Walbed=R oufeau
beTddftigte 9etettibs baben iiber iez
ben 3peifel feftgeiteqt, baB in Rennes
cine inFdme Sntrigue segen mid ge>
fpielt purbe, SD berlunge auf @tunb
bteIer Sbatfa4en cine R%epibirung
meines SALES unb bin feit i~iberaeugt,
bah cine neue unterfu9ung meme
p0nige 11nf4uIb ertpetfen tpirD."
@utsbefiBer uno bic irt>
d. Qdnbbtll.
Qpnbon, "a, Qpril. = Sn benz
eyabresberi9te Der Srif6 2anbpnners'
GonpentiDn pirb bic tleue irif9e
Qunbbia aGs bic grobartigite unb Ii6ez
raIIfe MaBnabm be5eidnet, fpeG9e
nod ie cine Hegierung Srldnb pfferir>
tie. Ous parliament pirb erfu9t, Der
Bin utb elmer Reibe angebeuteter
Qmenbements 5u3uitimmer.
Rur5e &abeIbepef9en.
&0nig g6riitian BON 9Gnemart
bat benz Observation-Disclosures Gapitdn
@berbrrtp bic goGbene @erbienitzMez
b1iLIe perliehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-27
Nnsiabiner Sn[hnt.

8Gf4ington, .. g., "A. 4priG.
= Der tiir3Ii6 gemelbete san zines
am 4usiuB e~rtrdnften 8unbesToloaz
ten tt Der erfte. Der in Der Qrmee Dor
9etOmmen 1T. Man bat ben 9atienz
ten peiter i'm DENT be6ulten, Inn
ben MtlttGrz Qer3ten 8elegenbeit gu
ge6sn, bic &rant6eit genau gu itubtz
rem. Sn Der gdbe bon Sort @creben,
Ga, lit fir ben &rarfen Elm befonbe=
reg Dobnbaus gebaut tporben, mo- er
nun I9on felt brei Mondten ii9 unz
ter dr5tIi6er Sbbut befinbet. Gin Matz
~Iitdra2(r5t bat Orbre erbaIten, ben
8utienten gu bebanbeln, bic @tgenart
Der &ranf6eit gerau gu beobu4ten
unb, fpenn m0gIi4, Elm 6eilmittel fir
bas T6refli9e Qeiben ousfinbig gu
MAIDEN. Sod 1T tein 8ert9t BON
benz Qr3te bier eingelauFen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-27
0Gerfet SntereGantes

Cine neue RELATIONSHIP a.
tiitit Der Grbe bat Director 8. 3eqer
pom tgG. piirttembergif6en i%tattfttz
f9en 2anbesamt in folgenben 3ablen
berDffentIi4t: Die 8e1dmmt5a6l Der
Grbbetpo6ner pirb auf 1,544, 5000
gef8GBt. 0uDon ieien 534, 900
Gbrtften, 1O,860,000 SsraeIiten, 175,z
100000 M2p6ammebaner unb $685.
100000 6eiben. Inter ben 9eiben
ret6li6 300 Miqionen gonfuciu8z
4nbGnger. Nuf 1000 Menf9en tdmen
bis ieBt 346 Gbriiten.
Die Qonboner Shines" beri8tet
ii6er bic @ntbedung zines @erums
qegen SDp9us. Ser Gntbeder
lit Or. Mc5aDben, Der G6ef bes Sem
nerz SnItitut5 fir propbDIattii4e W2e>
bi8in in Qonbon. 9as Serum, fpelz
DIES M}c6apben prdpartrte, mirb iubz
cutan 5ugefiibrt unb ptrtt nt4t alein
propbpIatttfa, fonbern au4 beilenb.
MacSabben bal buS pprlGltfig an
S6ieren iiber3eugenb erniefen. 0as
Serum beftebt aus ben Soften bOqig
uusgepreBter mifrosfopif4er Sppbusz
8useQen; bic @Gfte tperben Bel enOrz
men &dltegraben in flifiigem @auerz
ftoff erlangt, perlieren bierbet i6re gifz
tige @irfung unb tperben gum 9etlz
mittel. McSaDben bate auBerorbent>
Gt6e @9pierigteiten gu iiberpinben,
e6e es inn geIang, bteie mitrospoPt@
f6en Sppbusba3iqen au~s3uprefen.
Runme6r fteut er aber Die ~aaerotngs
experimental nod ni6t nd9getpteiene
6~pppt6eIe auf, baB Elm berartig gez
tponnener Gaft elmer ieben RrdntRetz
ten probu3irenben 8a3i1enart gegenz
ii6er Der betreffenben &rdntheit To-
tpo6l prop6pLafttI9, als aud BET i4on
qef4e6ener Qnitedung 9eileno ptrten
miife. 6aGs fi9 bies b%epu6rbeitet,
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ritis, bieuei9t 1pgar ber&rebs in niAt
aG5u borgef4rittenem 3uftunbe let4t
beil6ar nerben. Mc5abben's GTpert@
nlente beItanben BARN, S6iere nit
benz Serum gu tmpfen, nobur4 tie
gegen Sbphus6a3tuen unempfinblt4
fpurben; iiberbies fibrte Der Qr8t
S6ieren Sppbusba3tlen 81 unb impfs
te tie banr1, ebe Die 6dlfte Der 3eit Derz
ftri4en mar, peG6e Dor QeuBerung
Der SppbusipmptOme gu beritrei4en
pfleqt. @r bermp9te babur9 nod
re6f3eitig bas Gintreten berRrant6eit
gu ber6tnbern.
Dem 8egriinber Der teGtif4en
@pru9 9uft Prof.
So6ann gaspar 3euB, nibmet bos
rGat9olic uniberiitb Bulletin" in fetz
ner neueiten Summer einen entbufia>
ftif8en IrtiteI. 3euB mar, ME 3imz
mer, @inbif4, Stern. 9oGber u.f.m.,
benen bic Srldnber i6re 9rammatit
berbanfen, Elm 9eutf4er. Man barf
alIo fpo6l bon elmer S4ulb Srlanb's
gegen9 eutf 9Ianb reben, rnb es lift err
freuli6, baB aud bic rNriitofratie Der
@elebrfamteit" an Der RutboIif4en
l1niberfitdt gu Wafbington ii4 lang
fam bieTer @8uIb bepuBt pirb.
Die 3utunfts Qmeritaz
merlin: LIMB bent' Dir, mas i9
auBerbem auF meiner Reife in
9eutT4ldnb gum eriten W}ale geIeben
babe: .Run24 nRinber!" (U2iin9e>
r1er Suaenh1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-27
RGnber anf einrm GrpreBsnge.

gaFagiere um $1,000 erIet9tert. -
Ous brittle M}aI, buB Der nGmIi9e
3ug in Der Hd6e oon 2incoln,
0e6r., bon 8anbiten ii6erfaqen
purbe.
QtntoIn, 92ebr., "a. 4pril. -
9oFugiece zines burlington : 3uges
tpurben beute fritz, e6e Der 2eBtere ben
bieIigeR 8abnbof berlieB, Inn cirfa
$1,000 beraubt. Die Rduber berrt4=
teten ibr Nert tpd6renb bic 9ufagtere
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