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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17
DISTRICT Y. P. S. 6. E.
New Officers Elected at the Annual Meet.
ing at MarshaIltoWn.

-
annual sea4saen n the h district "
2. E. closed its convention with election OF the
a arsnd x,s
Mrs: p: 1. Condor LeGrand; superintendent mis-
t en VIII Mn IL q hed It
+ DR.. N. NJ. Wilson, an eye and ear specialist OF
na. city fcr has alleged gss sass ey
sfasmnt' Is ALLEGED To
move an insect from his ear.
SIOUX CITY, 1owA-rhe police are looking
G. Parel and held up n w. Riley teS Menda lay n1gn an
With a pocket knife A: desperate hand ,to-hand
glanced ale o o G %he r nshSe then led
TOLEDO, IoWA-At a. meeting Of the board
of trustees Of Western college it was voted to
accept the offer Of Major Leander. Clark, OF the
eollege sroraed the college Would raise
ditional 100000 before Jan. 1. 1906. Com
5eg he
baccalaureate. sermon. " :: "a. =.
CHARLES CITY, 1owA-The Floyd county
teachers institute is In observation-disclosures Har,
wood; postmaster Of Clarion, dropped dead OF
1 ".
There was a small wreck on the Illinoic Cen
trail at Plainffeld, twenty miles south. = Two
freight cars left the track because of spreading
rail: = ~ - :zs-@.>: - r. -
RHODES, 1oWA-Persens near. Rhodes in
dulged In wolf hunt yesterday, capturing three
| large specimens. Ten foxhounds and one grey
! hound were used in the: chase and 1t took four
hours to run one of the largest wolves to earth
EThe neighborhood In which the chase too place
I is covered with telephones and the whole com
anunity was kept informed Of the progress Of the
hunt. 7@.- r. 10y =: -
STORM LAKE, IowA-A petition has beer
| filed with the board of supervisors for "a ditei
along the watershed of the Raccoon river in til,
| townshtps OF Providence, Grant Lincoln an.
Scott, In tRuena Vista county; It is signed b!
156 property owners: The. ditch, Wilt cost 500,
| 900. 60; ~. 800
| GREEN MoUNTA1N; 1owA.--Whfle swing
| ing in barn at picnic, Bthel. Kleespie was
struck on the head by falling beam and he
skull fractured. She unconscious for TWEEN
| ty-fou hours, but has rallied and the doctors
| think she will recover. ..
| DUBUQUE. IOWA-Iowa Elks are urging Free
G: Robinson of this city, who is the smaIles
for the grand esecretary ship. He will head tn
! Iowa delegation to the national convention il
Baltimore in. July. - .s---r 10y;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17
) ALL BIDS, TOO HIGH
Plans Of Albert Leafs Ward School May
- 80 Have to Be Modified.

ALBERT LEA, MINN.-The board of eduea.
tion is having difficulty in getting the new
appropriated. $4,000: When the bids were
opened it was found there were three from local
contractors and while they. varied in price, the
amounted to almost $4,000. The. probability. is
the plans will have to be materially modified be-
fore the cont act is let
: A meeting was held Monday evening to de-
wise some plan for. maintaining Albert Lea col.
was decided to ask the Commercial Club to call
meeting to consider the matter. This Will be
The Freeborn Horticultural society win hold
a meeting Monday evening and the entire session
will be devoted TO Strawberries.
The bids for building the speed and show
barns and the main building the fair grounds
were opened by the county commissioners yes,
be, according to the lowest bidder, $5,5l5, or
much more than had been expected. New BIDS
may be asked.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17
IOWA
NET AND GRoss EARNINGS
Show an increase for Iowa Roads and
.a Mean an Increased Assessments.


s.. DES MONIES. lOWA-The completed tabnla-
tons OF the reports of the railroads having
1902 were $50, 4s6, 3o5. H. Or $780, 3e205 greater
than they We're in 1901. The operating expenses
IL in 1902 90 were lower than u 1901 being $50 e1s
crease Of $3.50, 1916 The net earnings in 1902
w were greater than IN 19o1 being SIG 400
Of Of $t7s1 $3.50, The growth Of the gross earn
increased assessment The lesseping Of eperat-
sstence Of the council that betterments shall not
ne Included under operating expenses. The in
crease of gross earnings is general for the large
systems, except the Great Western.
, The senatorial convention in the Guthrie Au-
dubon, Dallas district was held At Perry yester-
renominated by acclamation and the convention
adopted strong resolutions expressing devotion to
state platform Of 1902 and the Interpretation
f; Wallace Pike, who recently was inearcer-
ated in the Polk county Jail because Of his
troubles in trying to win the hand Of Miss Minnie
married the young woman III spite of parental
opposition, has sued his father-in-law B. siegel.
for $4,000 damages, He alleges false arrest and
malicious prosecution.
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ulant to the. rapid growth OF his immense
practice. ~
Cripples, in every way crippled, are go
ing to Hudson, Wis. to consult the Bone
Setter. People from every section az the
Union. s@
His lovely place at Hudson, ''Rose VII
la Is crowded with cripples.
The very remarkable cures that he has
wrought for cripples in this section has
attracted the attention of cripples all
over the United States.
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Rugged Honesty j
CharacterizeS His Practice

II Pou are cripple and you write the
Bone-setter, at Hudson. Wis, and say
how you are crippled, and 1t is clear from
your description of the way that you are
crippled that he cannot help you, then he
will say so. Or. If you call upon him and
he sees that he cannot help you, he will
say so.
This rugged honesty characterizes his
practice. 1t has proven wonderful stim
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17
MINNESOTA CLAIMS ANOTHER
Fred Roedig Drowned While Trying to
Cross the. River.

MANKATo. MINN.-Fred Roedig was acct
denfaly drowned In the Minnesota river while
ATTEMPTING to cross it on foot at point some
twenty miles. north. of this city. The body has
been. recovered and brought to this city to
await the arrival Of relatives. -
Judge Cray has appointed Former Mayor Mic
Peterson and Attorney Jay Henry Long mem
beers OF the. charter commission to succeed Pro-
lessor G. F. Koehler and w NJ. Farr, who have
removed from the city
George. Ireten,s of, Minneapolis, passenger con-
ductor on the Omaha road. and Miss Mary
Brooks. Of Lake Crystal, are to be married in a
few days. isss
Mrs Stella Hamilton was yesterday commit.
ted to the st. Peter insane asylum. She at
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17
NO suR-sTATloNs
WInona's Request Is Refused by Il
Postoffice Department.

WINoNA, Observation-Disclosures f. e. Cart
the establishment Of substations in Winona
has been turned down.
The Winona Rex Copper Mining company
which owns some valuable COPIED claims at
Grand Encampment, has decided to get a patent
from the United States government to the
OFFICERS: President, John Ludwig; vice president,
2. sPerrot; secretary, Thomas B. Hill: assistant
secretary J. IT. Shaw; treasurer, Ford, Griese1;
assistant treasurer, NJ. B. Weber; superin.
tendent N. "A. Ntunck; assistant superin.
.tendent, e. M Aiaybury.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

Battery A. St Paul-Captain Henry Larson.
st. Paul: First Lieutenants B. K. Allen and
William Keller, Second Lieutenant Frank J.
Abst-eO men..
Battery B. acknowledgements C.. G. Bennet,
First Lieutenants Frank p. Bruce and Griffith G.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

MINNEsoTAN SELLS TIMBER LAND.
Tacoma, Wash, :: June 17.-Polson Brothers,
Merrill &: Ring, a new logging company, has
been making extensive purchases Of logs and
land in the Grays2 Harbor country. From Con.
gresham Forchney the company has purchased
1000 acres Of land and from D. A. Blodgett Of
Grand Rapids. Mich, and R. F. Lytle thirty
sections have been borght.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

! STEPHENSON, MICH.-Hart's. single mill
broke the shingle saving record last week when
single block mac chine turned out 600 shingles
In ten hours. .. $500 .se.s-. =. -
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BUTTE, MoNT.-Drs. Mccarthy, and Mona
han held an autopsy on the body of the baby
and determined that the child was alive when
born and that it had been choked to death before
being thrown away. .s{sF.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

EAU CLAIRE, wish the presence Of the
members of the library board and other officials
President Starr of the board Yesterday afternoon
placed the southwest corner stone of the Carne-
gle library, after first being made member OF
the local mason's union.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

ST. CLOUD. M1NN.-Two men of gang. OF
fourteen employed ina berry patch Of the state
reforfnatory, late Yesterday afternoon assaulted
the guard and escaped. Later the men were
surrounded in a clump of brush and both were
back in the prison walls within lin the hour John
Frank LaMontaine, received from Minneapolis.
was his companion. They win probably be
transferred to Stillwa ter.4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

tempted to take her own life last week by sew
ering an artery but was discovered
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

EsCANABA, M1CH-Typhoid fever is spread
ing with alarming rapidity. Already there are
fifty eases. with Indications pointing to a large
increase The epidemic is attributed to the water
supply. - :. : =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17
GREAT: DAY AT %HUTcH,NsoN

Butter Mems. Picnic Mas Attended by
" = Several Thousand. : ~ r.
HUTCHINSON, MINN.-Daylight Yesterday
found Hutchinson scene Of activity and good
feeling. The farmers and dairymen of Mcleod
county came driving In procession by the thou
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

HUDSON, W1S-Mr. and Mrs. Balsam cele-
brated the iftieth anniversary of their wedding.
They were married in Chicago June 10, 1853, and
three years later settled in Hudson, where Mr..
Balsam has been in the mercantile business ever
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

KENosHA, WIs.-Kenosha will try the most
unique scheme in the history of municipal owner
ship under the terms of order issued by the
city council last night for the opening Of gro
entire control of the city. In these stores all
the provisions needed for, the paupers will be
dealt out to them, the city saving all profits of
middlemen,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17
CATARRH 9 do s1%%1H


Of the membrane the discharge matter
headaches neuralgia difficult breathing this stage
intolerable filthy
the throat and stomach and the blood polluted
contaminated
by the catarrhal mae
cken
affects the kidneys
and stomach we'll other parts of the body
lnhang
than palliative helpful the beginning Of
from such treatment when it
system afected Only such remedy this
nate deepseated disease and purge the blood of the
SIS =:
- when blood coming diseased
parts and permanent is the result. -. 81.
s. guaranteed vegetable
Gatarr all Write in medical advice this
YOU mourning. THE swirl SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, ca.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

OSCEOLA, wIS.-Henry Mallen died of
paralysis aged IS years. He was a native of
England and. had resided here since 1851, being
one ,e-of the early settlers.
BARRON, WIS.-William Jennings Bryan
will speak at the Chautauqua assembly at
Chetek,< Wis. July II. in the afternoon.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

HASTINGS, M1NN.-Henry Mics. prominent
in Hampton from cancer Of the stomach: Iii the
case of a. J. Jeromy of Nininger. Indicted for
logs from the river, the jury returned verdict
of not guilty. #55
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

MANKATO, MINN.-Assa a result of the work
of the. grand Jury. twelve saloon keepers were
fined for having had their places Of business
open on Sunday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17
WISCONSIN
NEENAH. WIs,-Joseph ga

NEENAH, W1S.--Joseph Barber. reputed to be
an escaped convict from the Iowa state prison.
was arrested here after struggle in which Chief
of Police James Brown. Andrew McCabe, an
Oshkosh detective, and Barber almost lost their
lives. In attempting to take, Barber from a
houseboat on which he: was living the officers
were pulled into Lake Winnebago and it was
only after desperate struggle that they yere
able to overcome and place Barber In laphtha
launch.
WAUKEsHA, WIs.-Thc assistance OF his
Scotch collie dog saved Frederick Williams,
farmer. from being. killed by an enraged bull.
While he was crossing field Williams was at.
tackled by the animal which fortunately had
heen dehorned, but which was making short work
of him until his collie interfered and made such
a fight that. injured as he was, Williams was
able to climb tree. Three of Williams ribs
and one arm were broken.
|, BLACK RIVER FALLS, WIS.-The Neillsyille.
Marshfeld. Stanley Spencer and Augusta Veter-
ans Association will hold IT'S annual encampment
at Nefllsville, commencing June "a, On that
day ethe. Masens will also hold a reunion with
them.-A protest by citizens over the loss of the
early morning mail has resulted in the establish
ment of a carrier to meet the early train at
|.Shepards, three miles east of here.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

Read what Of the GREATEST NEWSPAPERS AMERICA has to
say On this subject:
The manufacturers Of Coa have compelled spend hundreds
thousands of dollars miae the public Fletcher
This has been necessed by Of pirates ounng the
mark This eounehng crime only against propetors Cao
but against the growing generation All persons should
Ostor bears the signature Of Chas Heh they would guard
their children Parents and mothers particular carefully
the Cator advertisements which have been appearing paper
member that the every bottle Of genuine Casa
signature Oas Fletcher under whose
continuously for over thirty yers"-Phaadehhn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

STORM LAKE, 1owA-A petition has: been
along the watershed of the 1accoon river, in: the
townships Of Providence, Grant Lincoln and
15G property owners. The, ditch: will cost $50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

DUBUQUE. IowA-Iowa Elks are urging Fred
Elk in the United States, to BECOME a candidate
for the grand ssecretaryship, He viii head the
Iowa delegation to the national convention ii
Baltimore in. July. l..>---s- -z-s,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

GREEN MoUNTAIN; 1oWA.--Whfle swing
struck on the head by a falling: beam and her
skull fractured She unconscious for TWEEN
ty- four hours but has rallied and the doctors
think she will recover. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

Special to The Journal -. - - I
Iroquois. S.. D.. June 1.-THE state board Of
regents Of education have elected James Chalm-
ers, Phi D.. lid. d. Of Eligin. I'LL, president Of
the, state agricultural college at Brookings to
succeed John W. Heston 49,. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-17

Catarrh begins with a stubborn {
ness Of the membrane or lining of
headaches, neuralgia and difficult b
is almost intolerable. But when ths
into the throat and stomach, and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-28
Grbruhdt.

Qei6e elmer jungen 6rau in elmer 4bz
5ugsr0bre gefunOen. - Die 3oote
f6eint cine 8suti6e gepeien 3U
fem.
Mpunt 8ernon, H,zg,, 27.
Suli. Die Qei6e elmer ettpa 26
Sabre alien 6rau, elmer bubiden
8lonoine, purOe geitern Ha4mitta9
in einem 4bfluBrohr Der Dor taot Don
Mount @ernon gefunoen. Sin S6u6=
riemen mar Der 6rau felt Inn oen9ol5
Qei6niirt, uno 6in~gereinOriide an Der
Re6le benie7en, baB Elm MOrO Dor
Iieqt. Die Nuffinoung Der 2ei6e gez
i6ab Dur6 3tpei feline WtGoden, Die
Nepfel aufluIen. I'm ben S0rper lei
mes Opfers in ben Nb3ugstdnal gu
brinqen, muBte Der M0rber offenbar
pa8 Ro6r auFbrehen. Wldn nimmt
an, oaB bic 2ei6e an einem Strid in
bas God 6inob gelaTen muroe. Die
6ruu mar alien Nni6ein nab cine
0eut76e, sic pog ettpa lat Pfuno
uno mar 5 SUB sou groB. sic
BAT qroBe bloue 2lu9en unO cine trdfz
tig entnitelte Noie. Sbre 6ingerndz
Qel IAienen e6en BON einer6onOpfle8ez
tijnItlerin gegIdttet unO poIirt 5u Iein.
Die Qeide mar 6i6i6 8etIeioet uno
trug cine 8luIe uno einen Rod nit
blauzpeiBen 9oItatupfsn, i6pur3e
Striimpfs uno BatentIeoerIdube. Sin
GROCER neiBer Strobbut, nit blouz
neiBem 8anO gurnirt, funo ii6 ouf
bsr 0ieie, etpa hunOert SUB bon Dem
Tunoort Der 2ei6e entfernt. Gpro>
nsr 0eiIenoongsr, 1pelder Die 2eite
unteriu6te, iogte, bic 6rou lei nidt
lGnger ais einen Sag tOot, 8er bic
Grmorbete 1T, ooer rpober tie fam, 1T
mob Elm u~nQel0Ites 8dt6iel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-28

liefern, feien meber pQferDi4t, bod
60ten iie Den 6omilien ge%niigenosn
Raum. Die Qualttdt be8 ben 8oez
rem qelieferten 5adtforns lei f6ls6t.
0u bic 3ugtbiere fehlten, 10 bGtten bic
armen Meniden ieIbit ben 9flu8 3iez
ZEN mii6en,"
Bon unoerer Settle pirO gemeloet:
rW}an bate pielfa6 ie6en fDnnen, OuB
o6t bis 3ebn 8naben uno W}do6en
einen fleinen Pflug 3ogen. Sin 9err,
Der Dor benz &riege cine ie6r 6obe
Gteuung befleiOete, idretbt in einem
8rieFe, Dap in Dem 9iitritt 9eiOelz
berq Stdote unO O0rfer BON @eibern
uno 8inoern f0rmIi9 iiberi4lpemmt
1inb, bic freipiqig ober ge3pungen Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oerla1en bdber
uno nun ni9t Elm nod aus ptIen;
benin in bieiem 0iftrift iinb boqe 80
9ro3ent Der 6armbGuier 3eritOrt,
QQe8 in @Qem 9iebt es in SranSDaal
1000 8oQputIen, 10000 9al6poiier,
1000 Wtttpen unb 5000 @ittner."
9isfe ungef6mintten 9drlegungen
ba6en bereits in gang 9eutidIuno
pieber Die merttbdtige NG4itenlie6e
reoe qemo6t. Der Die86abener 8osz
rem : 6iIfs6uno bat einen erfolgreiz
den Qufruf CUR SammIung BON 9a>
ben erldiTen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-28
@rnnn ffifszllebrrtrnannQrn

SoIep6 6. 8ilep an Gben RiIen,
6iiboitfeite Der 0~ilten8s, nabe Sui
tonzQpe., IA BEL so, 8rb3. $40,
$1,000.
Charles s. 8onaparte an Sobn g..
6offmun, 5 Cots, 81.
sSo6n $. 8i6arOion an George 8.
@eiqer, - 2ots, s..
0erIel6e an beniel6en, 10 Cots, So.
9uru 6ornItein an 3iGie S6err,
NorDIeite Der 9rattitr., nube Central
@pe., II BEL 81, @ro3. $36, $775.
Morri5 Nbrom7on an Pintu8
6ad8, @eItieite Der 6onettez, nube
GoenitroBe, IS BEL 51.6, 8rb5. $48,
$3.50.
Cecilia 66lin9mon an Sobn So.
RiB, Nn1pru6, 8aufbrief uno @bIo=
funq, $1,000.
Mm. S. GlenOenin an Samc5Glenz
benin, ? Cots, S..
6enrn S6miB an Caroline 0}eBz
ger, SiioIeite Der NorozQpenue, nu6e
G6e7teritraBe 1873 Bel 80, GrO3. $54,
So.
So6n g. MeBger an 6enrpS 6miB,
Siio7eite Der 9~ortbz2lpe,, nabe G6ez
i~teritr,, 1873 BEL 80, @rO3. $54, S..
Charles 81. 3amr3lo an nStobt
Baltimore g. 9. d." SftIeite Der
BORT, no6e MonumentItr., y BEL SO,
8rb3. 500, $3.50.
8eni. s. Sut6erlanb an Margaret
9. 6ilB, SitIeite Der 8aIbington=,
nube 6eOeraIitr., II bel rs, 8rO3.$36,
s..
aOger :. Sin, gtom., an 8~Iorence
&. S6miO, gtorOfeite Der 9ornz, nu6e
Wai6ingtonitr., 1875 BEL So, 8ro5,
$28.12, $50.
5enrp Sone5 an Jreberif 8alter5,
2 Cots, $1,000.
CHARLES s. 0organ an So6n g.
S6ammeG, Norbieite Der 8antitruBe,
nabe 9uncdnzQQeD, 1928 BEL 1858,
@ro3. $50, $1,000.
5erbert 6. @etter an So6n @.Detz
ter, SiiOofIeite Der 8opnIonftr., na6e
5Ortz2tbe, lis BEL 60, 8ro3. $36,
$3.50.
@uftopu5 81, 0obler, Qom., an 6.
81, 9obIer, SiiOieite Der SationS, naz
be 4isquitbitr., IA BEL Is, 8rb3. $15.z
70, 81.
Gmilie 90. Stunlp an WiQiam s.
8aften, SibIeite Der 2ombarb@, nd9e
WpuntItr., Is BEL 80, $4,000.
Dm, @. @atts an !6enrp 8ramme,
@iiOOitieite Der RibgelDz, na6e Ban
arOitr., Is Bel 155, s..
Mprris SilberItein an Bernard
Stl6ert, Noroieite Der Baltimore,
nobe GurolineItr., 22.6 BEL GA, @rb3.
$1O8, S..
M&OIes g. @amuelen an Benjamin
6leii4manr, CIR. 1918, O~fs2eringz
tpnItrdBe, 1875 bel so, $500.
6rancis 8. McS6errp an 6enrietz
ia 90. HubI, 3 Cots, $3.50.
Sobn 3. ReeO an Qrt6ur 8. Belt,
SItIeite Der Qppletonz, nabe QunDalez
itruBe, ID Bel 80, @rb3. 500, $3.50.
Geo. 90. McGuQo6 an Margdret
81. Sones, Sabfeite Der SefferiOns,
na6e 2ibertDItr., so Sci 100. 0ro3.
$48, S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-28
Cir nrntIhrn Gnheninirn.

9eutI6ldnD bertugt 1o1 elfler ue7
ber5iht, mel4e Der ioeben eri9lenene
nsleTte 8Qnb bes Rauticu8 DerOffentz
Ii6t. Mitte 1903 ii6er 70 8dbelIinten,
BON benen 48 ben 8ertebr 3ptlhen
8ebietst6eiIen be8 eigenen 2anoes, 6
3niIden Solomon unb 10 3nti3en
9eutIhlonb unD iiberIeeiI 6en Gan
bern permitteln. Die lleberIi6t 3etgt
bah Der Deuti6e &abeIbe1iB felt einem
Sabre eine@erGnDerung erfaAren bat.
Sebp6 1T 3pi16en 8reetIiel unO g}elpz
Sort elm euti6zatlantiides &obel IN
8au; IS 1T Da5 3peite ouf Dte1er
@trete unb fii6rt ebenio ME baS Idon
b~eTtebenbe iber 8ortum unO Die 43os
rem. 8i8 ieBt IteIt ii6 Die 8eiommtz
lGnoe Der DeutI6en 8ubeQinien dut
1882 8ilometer.
Die Deut56en 8abel 1ino 3u mebr
ais 1f3 ibrer QGn9e ituatli6, SIT fait
2f3 prtput. Qn e~riteren BADEN gu Ell
mem She'll S6peOen, 9dnemart,
@roBz8rttunnien unO Die S6pet3
Miteiqent6um, bic IeBteren befinoen
Ii6 in ben 6dnoen Der 9eutifen
See : 3elegrap6en : @efeQi6aft unD
Der 9eutf6z4tlantifder 3elegropbenz
8eIeuIdaft, bic beioe in 80ln bebeiz
mat6et limb. 3iebt nan Die 9dlfte
Der in qemein1omem 8eiiB nit fremz
ben 6tQaten befinoIi6en 2tnien CAST
Rilometer) BON Dem rei65oeuti6 den
8abel6efiB Qb, 70 ergibt iid Elm aus
I6lieBli6 Dem oeutI6en Staate ge6O=
rioer 4nt6eil am 8abeIneB BON 5131
9ilometer uno foI8li6 inter 6in3uz
re6nung Der Oeuti6en Priputtabel
(9734 &ilometer) Elm dbiOIut Oeuti6er
Qlnt6eil am @elttabeIneB BON 1856
&ilometer.
Wit 0ieIen beioen 3a6len feiner
Taatli4en unO geidmmten &obeadnge
ntmmt 9eutI6tano gegenii6er ben
u~u5ndrtigen MG8ten nod INNER cine
oer6dItniBmdBig Undergraduate SteIz
lung elm; aud itebt bic Nusoebnung
oes oeutI9en &abelneBes binter Der
@erbreitung unb 8soeutung Oe5 Oeut=
f6en ueberIee6anoels unD 8erte6rs
3urijt. Die itaatli9e 6iiriorge fir
bu8 8u6elpefen 1T in 8roBz8rttan@
MEN unb 5rantrei6, no $4,000 uno
10000 &ilomster Neutrality-suspicious. our
8erfiigung 5te6en, am meiteIten FORT
QeI6ritten. 8eibe 2Gnoer 3eigen gegen
0ds 8oria6r er6ebIi6e Grneiterungen
hires Observation-Disclosures ungin=
tiger mod ite1t ii6 0as 8erbdltniB
fir 9eutf6lano BEL Ginre6nung Der
9ripattu6el, Die DEFENDERS in 8roBz
8rttannien G@aitern Selegrapb 800
cine gepultige 2dnge reprdIentiren;
babel rangiert 9eutidldnD erit binter
9Gnemdrf, bus iiber 116 3ubel BON
ca. 5000 &ilometer perfiigt. Qn ner
Spite Ite6t dIe5 in auem GngIan0
nit nift neniger uls 400 3abeln BON
ca. 244,879 8iIometer 2dnge, es fol-
gen bic 8ereinigten Staten BON Mmez
rita nit $1,000 8iIometer, 6ranfs
reid nit iiber $4,000, 0dnemart nit
5000 &ilometer. On 0eutI9Iuno
f4lieBen ft6 an: Die glieberlanbe nit
gegen 1000, Sapun nit fat e6eniD
piel, 6panien nit iiber 5000, Stulien
1000 &ilometer, Rorpegen, Sirtei Il.