davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23

FAMOUS INDIAN HAS GONE.
Chief Of the Arapahoes Lived Long
Past the Century Mark.


The death of Old Grow, or Hochiney,
ut the advanced age of 10 years. oc.
Cured recently near Hinton. !. r. He
was the Oldest ArapahOe Indian and
the highest official In the religious and
social circles OF the redskins. He was
famous among the Indians Of the
Southwest MS the high priest or sachem
Of the Arapahoe lodges.
This tribe OF Indians has main
organization. religious in it's purpose,
which Is composed Of six degrees, as
follows The Fox lodge. the Star lodge,
The Tonkawa lodge. the Self-Man's
lodge. the Crazy Mans lodge and the
Dog Soldiers lodge. which Ia the high
est degree or which corresponds in i'm,
pOrtance to the Masonic thirty-second.
The ArapahOes In addition have n thir-
ty-third degree known as the Sun
lodge, under whose auspices the we'll
known sun dance Is given, during the
celebration OF which the participan
fast four days and nights. and until
prohibited were accustomed to torture
themselves and offer human sacrifices.
OF all these degrees Hochiney alone
knew the secrets with the single excep-
ton Of White Eyed Antelope. whom
he had chosen his successor and in.
structed in all the mysteries.
HOchiney Ia said to have fought In
thirteen Of the bloodiest battles of Dor.
der warfare. and although he gained
great reputation as fighter he was
never wounded. fact that resulted
in his being held In almost a supersti
tiOus light by other Indians. One Of
the blOOdiest battles In which he was
engaged with thirty other Arapahoes
and an army OF Cheyennes was the
Custer From this battle he was one
OF the few who escaped. At another
time he led band Of tribesmen
against the Utes and in turn was sur
rounded by these enemies. All were
killed except Hochiney who escaped
which he venerated greatly. were
buried with him at the Indian burying
ground near Powderface. on the South
Canadian river. These scalps he held
sacred. allowing no one to touch or
see them. A few years prior to his
death HOchney was accustomed to
wear while dancing belt from which
dangled numerous scalps. his war tro
phies and two OF which were adorned
with long yellow hair. This aroused
the Indignation Of the whites until rhe
Indian agent interfered. forbdding
Hochiney from ever afterward wearing
the scalp belt. Kansas City Journal
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
Ice Out of st. Michael hay

Dawson, June 2O.-A special says
the ice moved out of st. Michael bay
Tuesday, an unusually early date.
The first Of the Seattle fleet, although
it is not stated by the st. Michael dis
patch. is probably now at Nome. A
number of vessels have been beating
off st. Michael for eleven days. The
moving ice drove them back out of
sight The mouth of the Yukon is re.
ported clear.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
TENDERED TO MORTON.

Vice President of AtchisOn May Sue
coed Moody.
Washington, June 2l.-The appoint
ment as secretary of the navy to sue
coed William H. Moody has been offer
ed by President Roosevelt to Paul Nor
ton, vice president of the Atchison,
Topeka Il Santa Fe railroad. Mr..
Morton has not yet accepted the place,
and there is strong belief that he
will decline it. He is the first choice
of the president for this important cab
met portfolio, for Mr.. Roosevelt not
only admires Mr.. Morton's high abil-
ity as an executive, but the two men
are warm personal friends.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
New Mining District.

Occur d Alene, daho, June 2O.-A
new mining district, to be known as
the Doke Front Mining district, has
Teen organized at Springston. This
district includes all the territory south
of Wolf Lodge and north of the reser-
walton between Occur d Alene lake and
.Meadimont district. M. W. Harrison
has been elected deputy mineral re-
cOrder
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
hcrmiS Non SuhMrban

New York, June 2O.-In the pres
ence of 10000 people Hermis galloped
home AN easy winner in the SUBURBAN
ut Sheepshead. The Picket, ridden
out, was second, head in front of the
favorite, Irish Lad. The time, 1905,
is a new record for the stake.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
SuDer Intelligence.

Fuddy--l suppose you agree with
me that Baxter Is man of superior
intelligence
Duddy-Oh. yes-that 10 to say. he
was before he began to read the war
news from the east."-Boston Tram
script.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
Perkins Buys Another Paper.

Los Angeles, June 2O.-The Los An
yeles Herald, one of the three morning
papers of this city, has been sold to S.
A. Perkins, of Tacoma. 1t is under
stood that the political policy of the
paper, which is independent, will be
maintained.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23

is a source Of anx-
iety and misery TO
h ! IN consta nifty
haunted by ( h y
ghosts of the MUIR
iered King Alex
ander and Queen
Draga. Assassina
ton stares him in
the face, and II IL
extremely doubtful
II he is permitted
RI 1.-Two RI tho dow
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
New Southern Pacific Stock

New York, June 2O.-Directors of
the Southern Pacific road have voted
to issue 800, 100000 of : per cent
preferred stock, of which $4,000, 900
will be issued at par to present stock
holders The proceeds will be used
for general purposes, including the
payment of floating Indebtedness. The
proposition will be submitted to stock
holders at IA meeting to be held in July.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
RIDING TURTlEBACK.

London is always looking out for
something new, and its latest sensa
ton has been In watching a French
man, named de Rougemont. ride as
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23

tlide a turtle. The feat has caused
great interest In scientific circles. NJ.
de RougemOnt In versed In the science
making his strange charge do exactly
as he pleased by the power Of hypno-
tism. Five hundred dollars per week
was the sum received by the French
man for his original and amusing trick.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
A ISirti of "A Rocket.

A manufacturer of pyrotechnics in
Nag6saki, Japan, makes rocket from
which. when 1t explodes In the air,
there flies away large bird which re.
sembles a homing bird In its move.
ments. 1t is said that the secret Of
this wonderful production has been in
the possession Of the eldest child OF
the family for more than four hun.
dred years.-New York Tribune
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23

Old bachelors in India are indeed
fortunate. Widows there are not pe:,
mitted to marry again.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23

Alfonso Signs ExtraditiOn Treaty
Madrid, June 2O.-King Alfonso has
signed the extradition treaty between
Spain and the United States.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
UNHAPPY KING PETER.
The Occupant of the Blood Stained
Throne of Servia.

Probably the most unhappy man in
Europe Is King Peter of Servia. The
blood stained throne which he occupies
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
Why They Set Fires.

Incendiarism IL due to ono Of TWEEN
u motives. says DR.. J. A. Fowler, 4
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23

A large house often gives the soul
Q cramped feeling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
Sumiic Shum6ura.

GS ltarb anl 8. @t1r5 1901 1i.t5
WiorgenS, 2ouiie S6pombor0, geb.
S,iie, geliebte 6uttiil oeS peritorbc.
nn Gbriition Sfomborg, in altcr
bon 81 Sabren.
M.nSgelitten, o~usgeoulbet
&olt Oh 0eincn aroBeli Sdmer5;
slusgefGnnpfet, aliseeltrittch
sat 0ein liebes, tbeures Ser5;
SoIt inns piel 81 friib p~erlalicn,
0eine Siehe iorst niht mebr.
0eiH Grfultcn, Sein Grblalien,
Gdlug inns @unben tief ltno idiper.
Gas Acknowledgements finoet ont
Sonntag, Nadmittags Inn = ltbr,
bonn Srmlerbalie, Hr. S22, eight
ltrabe. oltS anf Ser ,9oltimorer Sc.
meterg~ itott.
G0-3 Spn ben Ginbcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
Scpartcmeut far. 0ficutlid)e Slider.
belt. = Santen. Snb-S epartr-
meiit oes @ebanSe- Snipef,
ur.Yiirruus. Hnthhaus

fillmore, If. aRGr5 1904.
Sd bobc Ipptifution fir iplgenbc
Gripilceien erbolten:
2ttt, Sit-O liperitr. = fir sic
Tnftclllna zines cleftriiden Motors
non ~ EferSefrGftcn.
500, Horb-G ltniuitr. fir bic
NltfteliltnN eines cleftrildcn Mtptors
bon 3 EicroetrGitcn.
Charles. nobe 9arreItr. - fit
hlc Nnfltellllng etlcs eleftrild)en Wte,
.orS bon ) Yieroefrdften.
SilooitsGde McGimItr. nlb Tib.
luho-Npc. - fir Die Mufltelfnno eli,
ner @osmoi6ine pom 10 EicrhefrGi.
ten. :.
SilooIt.Gde pel1 @uilioro. II. @i.
lorosNpe. - iiir Die Iufltdluna Ell
mes elettrilhen Motors pon 10 Bier
o~etrorten, eincS elcftriidcn MotorS
bon 10 Fieroetr0iten mo zines clcf.
trl'd)cn Motors bon Is Yicroefrdf.
ten.
323, Noro=G nlncrtltr. - fir sic
NntltelllnnN elmer @asntoitinc BON 4
IiierocfrGftcn.
21S, Noro.Gborlcsitr. fir Ole
gllflteilung zines elcttriiden Motors
bon 3 Yicrbcfr1ftct
Erott- unb S~olporoitr. - fir Die
Anfltellung zines 9uQod. Generators
bon 100 &llopat - zines elcftri-
'bcn WotorS uen Is Yferoefrdite,,
zines clcftriiden MotorS BON 10
GTcrhefr1iten nuo zines eleftriiden
SfotcrS BON 3 Eierbefr6iten.
500, SpionItr. - fir oie stnijtel.
hlna zines eleftrilden Wotcrs bon
Is Eicrocfr1ften. 4
2035, Tticeom,oltr. fir sic
slitiitefluna zines 9ampiteiiels bon
Go HferbefrGften.
Sr9eno Selnano, ser Giniuenonn-
gen oaaegen 81 erbeben hat. mlB
biclelben bis alnn 10. MGrs. 0or-
miito9S 10 ltbr, in biciem 8iireml
cinreihen. 81 mclder 3eit oariiber
perbonoclt meroen miro.
GSip. =. Yrcitum,
G2) 0ebdnoe- Snipeftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
Gnfriiitnna int 9apitpl.

Wie eire Sonlhc bot ser pucite
Ncridt @riltep's ilt tgSoihilaton
cingeihloaeu. Gin GROCER Stlrm
Der gntriiituna bcrriht I'M aopitol.
Habei beboiiptcii o6cr Die &crrcn, 10
lmIdulbig sir iein ipit Sic @nael.
SSbrc entriiItinia lit alio nid)t rcd)t
Su beareiiel. Ssm Sod9efiible ibrer
ltniduIb fpnlten tic ia Der Itnae,
tie on fonr1leil iolleh rl,biN mo &c.
froIt cptae0cltiehen. geionhers iino
Die Scrrcn ldledit auf bcu General.
Kpltnleiiter YiDiteuten asriitom an
ipreden, DER Die Momen. on Die Def.
Acniiidfeif 9ejcrrt labe. Worium?
Sr. Wriltrfu tot ictic' ftiterilduii-
gen ouf anoroluira iciues @orgeieb.
ten aemodt. .Gr llat bic. Graebniiie
all lcine TorDeieeteu heridtct. Nic.
rnalo enrfic m,h horf Crmortcn, buB
Der VeridJt acnhich 2enieii Sulicbe
~6ngeidnitten mirse.-9 ott- mare Die
noi5e l%lnteriud)nna eineSarce aclpe.
tcii. gns @oibinaton miro aeid,ric.
ben, baB cine Ir5abl Der i'm @erid,t
aeineleeten sScrren eli,e ariinolihe
llnteriuhiing bes aonscn Eoitoepor.
4rnuents hernIllniieu ipoIlen, nm
Drn. yriitoip ctlpos ON 3ciae an
flidcl. Sic iucroen Iidl DIE Sade
lpobl crit. nod iiberlegeit. &as An
fbii,i bleibt, lit, Den i'm @crid,t ae.
1ln.iiiten Mitalienern @eleoellbeit stt
lfben. fbre l~lnidlnIb nod,5uipeiien.
ecst eiaem ybeiI Scr 4sreiic ninlmt
r5tiait Die slngelcpenbeit ali Die leid)tc
Rd1nlter. 80 ieicn feir.:- ses lieat
teine 8crnnlaiinne per. iiber ole
Eongrebmiigliroer. Sic ihrcn @iinit.
yingc,t I'M Xoitneparfement Steiluil.
gen nno bdberr Tfffnlft Gefidafft
BADEN, ben Stab al bredbrn. Gin
GQi6braud Der lett iietss -eabren
teflebts tpir0 aur @~etbobnbcit, uno
WE ErE[sfs#M 44n - 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12

bns nidt nur bel ben GpnereBnit.
slieoern, ioiibprn aud BEL III Solfe.
Sebteres bot iih oerurt IN ebpn De-
oonfeu eingelebt, ~oaB. as oie. critic
Eflidt Ser CONGRATULATIONS it,
aemter Su idaifen. oaB es NIT Der
Ier5ihtleiltula aiif eli GoligreB.
Nanont gleihbebeutcno 1T. wenn ne
oue Iolhe 3ltnutbungen fus5cr8ono
5uriidipeiien.
9as 8olf bat lid oltgcnidcinlid)
on Den 10 Sobren bcitebenoen .0tiB'
hroud" nod nidt g%eluobnt; es iinb
leoiali6 Die Eplitifer unb ibre9ano.
LANCER. 0as &olf ruiiniht. bob bent
MtiBbroud) eill Gnoe genladt miro.
@os niiten ms ofte Giniloicnlt-
Teform mo aae Gipiloienltregclm
lpeltn tic ourd) politiIden GinfluB
labn gele9t mcroeu. Die 8eroiient.
lidrng oes 9riitom'iden 9cridts
fam MIR bon 9tilben iein; er tr19t
pielleiht oo5u bel, baB Den Sabr.
aebnte langen @epflo9enbciten~ cin
GnOe genlodt miro, ober ooB, Der
Gitflnb berEolitifer IN beiheioencrc
8ren5en 5lriif g~eor1ngt miro. 81
bo6arooigcr Gntriiitung liegt III
@nibington fcin 8runo Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
gu perfomfen in Slt-9 r.

gu perfanfen in Sit.9 T.
timore. - Senc prddti9en 6luei'
liodi9eu Sduier al &emuooo.g pe.,
sipii6eu Soirmonnt- Ipcnrle II. Sou.
ctteitroBe, eiu S%Guiergepicrt bonn
,Yotterlon-Yarf." 9ieS iinb obne
Siueiiel sic an Better eeboilteuSG il.
fer in Baltimore fir baS @clb, cut
balten ieds 3innler, @aoe5immer II.
9orrioore, iotuie ole m~obernIten
Ginrihtun9en. einihlicBlih oes
belten Spitems bon Hlumbing nno
TbSugSfanaf, Marmor : @er3iernn.
gen mo -Sreppe. aranolitiide Ger.
roee uno perbciiertes S~tra6enpfla.
Iter. G%runosiis $3.50 pro Sssobr.
Gomoro s. @aIIagber.
Gaumeilter.
Mr. 1888. Slt-GoItinloreitrabe.
CSontS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
Watbiloa Http.

GS itarb am 10. Mar5 1901 Ma-
t5llod Otto, geliebte @attit bon
GbriItiolf Otto unb t6eure Mlltter
bon Sobn $. Otto mo Gliinbetb
&einreid. Die @eeroigung iinoet
mprgcm, Sonntog, ben IS. MGr5, )
llbr Ntad)mittags, bon i6rcr lcbtclt
%sobmng, Nr. 2504, @eits9nltinlo-
tcItr., ans Itott, iuo5u 9%erluonotc ulo
Sreunoe Der Camille adtlrngSpoll
eingelooen iino. 9eiiebung pripa-
Tim. G2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
Stener Expectations . 0eridt.
TatbtamS. "a
Nnaci SfeMerrHdoabc.

Tppiifationen anr Hiidsabe BON
Stencrn, Die anf @rmoeiaemtb,ru
i'm Mnner fir eas 3s5aAr 1903 irr.
ttilmlid, 81 piel besa9lt mtroen, mi.
Don WOntas, Den IA M1rs, oil, on
Wuntagcn, 8ittmudjeu naS Treita-
gen, 5miiden 10 llbr 8ornrittaas IL
: llbr 9tad)m., in ben ,3inHnern oes
Steller-a ppelltions = @eri6ts I'M
G~otbbouic p%raientirt peroen.
Nlr Original = G%.uittinngen, iuegln
lie bon Den Eerioneil, Ole belaate
SteiIcrn iir 1903 beSablten ooer
oeren red)tmdBig mltoriiirten Gepris
IertNnten einaercid)t ueroen, iperoen
bon bcru Steilcr = Ippeaotionsgeridt
bis otf pcitere Toti5 in 9etrod)t
ge5ogell ipcr0cn.
Gunuag ". Sums,
IL. Mar5 1901, Gr1iioent.
G2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
8altimurer Stabts More6bmd 1904.

l~lnaead)tet bciicr, Dob ser gro6tc
Sbeil oes obi9cn @erfes burd Seucr
5erItort ipllroe, miro balielbe l,ell ae.
orilft iperoen nnb nitgef1br aln 10.
Wears erldbeinen. Sopcit mie mog.
lid meroen Die nellen 2ofoIitoten
lpld)er Ecriouen, sic ausbromnten,
oll9egebcn nnb elm supplement NIT
Mngobe Der ilelien 2ofolitGtcn FOLDER
YerIonen p%eroffentlidt meroen. Sir.
men irb eir5elne Herionen, oie lid,
bereits cine nclie 2ofalit1t gelidert
haben, merben gebeten inns iofort
nopon 81 observation-disclosures
Vt. g. GoIt& Go,
9. n. 9 6erifiM ar.
126 Hor6-9 tr.
Na- Gel. -@. 737t. (Jebt9-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
Gonbnn Bart Gtmettrg.

N.ue Settipnen linp iest CUR 8sIdtteuns
terssrihtet. giele aussepablte Qcts. Der
Supsrintsncent tss 0runees uno Soeens
Wiro isoe ssriinitie @usfunit srtteilsn. -
lDaS @rematortum Isbt taslid
CUR Snipstticn rfsn. Wsssn Nabsrsm rpsnpe
IMAM iih an ben Supsrintenoentsn oper an
Ibas 8iirsau in Or, 81, @slt.S arutusa.
IStra6e.
Bon nnb mad benz 1, MdrS 1904
iosroen bic Preife fir bas 8sosden
BON 9rdbern NIT Gpbeu, pie fo.st,
fein:
Grader grlpa1iener $500
&tnoerardber $3.50
(5S-136,S &S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
aiidtcr suudD.- aber midt inn siiocn.

e"tsGtSt SWluIf- upCl HtHl tH SuotH.
Die 2pnd . gpisenIic brcitet iid)
1lad Horbefl ans. Sbio lit fem lilo.
lider Sfodf lift lr6Ber Feaerbepol-
fcrnIlg. fpnoeru ein ;sbed,eipiliiirter"
repiblifaHiihcr. Sic &oraGnae Der
lcsten Sagc i'll Sprin0iicIb nerfen
Ell lblimnles Sid,t alii unlcre piel.
geprieienc @ipilii0tioil." Iir thateit
tief entriiitet iibrr Die Sltocn Mai.
1atres IN NHBlnhb; ofiein Die 9pn.
dutigelL boa Giebcrbrenicn Der Ne.
geripobnllnaen mo Ole Tiiiilobcn in
springfield baben ee3eigt, OaB man
ulld III Ohio olf Die Gcicsc picift.
&or uier5tg Sohren inar Sprinqfiel0
clner Der Sa,.pt.s .HefrutirunoSpl0bc
fir Die. ipeld)e nils3oaen, INN fir Die
9efreiunp Der farbieen Mitbriioer
81 fdnpfcll. &ente idlt elmer Dem
9tid)ter Spndl 5um Spfer, Die ilbri.
gen meroef1 nertriebet. Ser Som.
manoe,r Der Sprinqiieloer Milia
forntc nld)t einmol ~5ipoll3ig YroScnt
Iciicr 2eltte 5iiionrmen bringen; lie
peIgertef 'idl. oIt5ntrrter, INN nidt
IN Die Gage 81 fenmer, ouf ibre
Srclnoe ihieBeu AL miiiicn. @ou.
hernenr &errld if nllerbines prompt
etlgelhritten mo bot birb Die
Staats Mili5en oie Mifbe 6o(o mic.
Der bcraeftett. Gr~ipiH and an Den
Sbnfoigert, -eiH~ Granpel itotitiren.
@ans III Der Srpuuna;.. obcr iuenn
olld eiH @rempcl ~itotnirt unb ole
Sdiloigeil sur Geroiltfportung &c.
5ogcn lueroerL 10 bleibt cS inllner
nod fragfid, oh lid Aegebenen Sal
les nbiilid)e ,Grceile ri6t lpicoerbolen
ipcr0ell. &altnl lnarcn Ole Sprirlg.
tielocr Spnfer 5l Fooren gctrieberL
Oa miro aus Mfurptmsbpro in Sai.
1toiS geniefbet, oob eiH Wob oos De
f1iigniB s,t itiumcu pcriuhte, nm eli.
licn Wtiilatteil All lpuden. Ger Ser.
tiid botte ieood IN hieicn Safe fci-
iicn erfplg, 90 Der SdcriIi nit lei.
men Senier biz Hnareifcr init Grfolg
5lriidluiess- Sab-oie Sadc oiesmol
liidt gcgliidt ut. bleibt iid 3iemlid
gleid). Die &org0nae in Ohio uno
Sainons lie iirn iiit6t einn,ul oi,
crIten - 5eiaeI"hubi ih Die &oiiell.
@cacnlose~serl& in bc,. norolihen
Stoatcn aelteno MAIDEN. Sic sci.
Gen, Dob Die slhtnna por. @eies uno
Nchtlprednnig niif Ell! beboltcrlid
tiefes Hipenn aeilmfGf limo, bdB Der
iItIplilfipe 9Iuertfa1pr net, 9Itff,tf
lad Hed)tsiprld omrdDrrfdtc froat
l,Ha audi in ben Norbitaatcn Die iSirs
1ti3 IN Die cDene Nolib. llintnit uno
1iintnarild, nnllitreff Sicrin lieot
eliie aroBe @ef1hr fiir sos 2onb, cine
Scorobig.rJ vintiercr Ginribtunaen
ril 2mtreibell-5n @eiesleligfcit nro
ddrdDie. Sbio bot elm @eicb' ooS
35a)on ben Scriudl eincn @ciongenen
Gus ben Sdfbcii Der 0cb0roen AT
1iebnien, nit t~SefdugniB Don sebn bis
5luali5ig Sobrcn bcitroit. Tic onaeq
0robte ltrea9e. .Strnte bit in Dem
Gprinafieiher Iolle perioat. Sic
miro III belt n%iciitcil tSGilcn pcriogen,
lceiI Elm GROCER Shcit bcs9solfes fem
Nertrouen nlebr~ IN l%laicre Hcd)ts5lt-
itaRoe bal, Glileniragc mo @cieb.
berodltnng linb spci ernite ioSiole
Eroblenc, oeren 2oiltng idluer, ober
1iotblpenhia lit. sc rtcr sic 2oilrna
IN Miariff aeuolmpen miro, ocito
fciler fir nos 2onb.
N--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12

Mite 90 oGasonp MobeIn.
oniife geidliifeue @laslpaaren. alt.
i1looilde fupIerne uuD meiiingene
Sod. llteniilien; quite GreiIe fir
tpiinldcnSiuertbe Gtiide be5ablf. =
Sdidt Foitfartc ODER telcpbonirt.
Colonial Intiqne Co." Gr. 6t3,
Nnro:Glltolpitr, 6. Ii. g. Selepbnn.
(&oit91S. TuS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
Spn beil Giubcrn.
Sobm 9ermig unb snbn,

Qeihenbeltdtter unb Ginbollomirer,
Scr. 200S, Srleans.S traBe, Mo.
9elepbon. @inoion $50 3peigae.
id)oit: 9tr.524, BERT. Gditern.4penue
Sieblonotomr. 9oltimore. Wb. Sc
lepbon, @inoior GO. alltiden per.
Den geliefert fir 9odseiten. Inter
baltungen unb onbere @~elegenbei.
ten. (Sebt4tSt&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
GriciuntGinir

Vftf1uWtStMte.
Nttroftipe @olicrroute nad Sbi.
iGoclpbin, in Yctterton, Mb., ilno
G9cIter, ga, onbolteno, tGo(id) d
Ndhm., Sonntogs ansgerpmmen,
uon Sigbt. uio ErattitrnBe. Oed
$3.50. aoiiite $500. &unoreiic (t5
Sage $3.50. Miidfobrt pia %. 4
.. 9abn. $3.50. Maf Mtlantic.
Gitn $2.75; Grfuriion 1915. Nad,
9elp'9ort $500; Grfurliou $500.
Tho oirefte Sbrbiliete nah Bolton,
atctp.Sapen, Gonn., uno n0rblidcil
Yunftcn. Iac Grfnrlions : 6abrfor.
ten oerfnIft i'm @iireall mo bel Il.
ballgb's, Or. POI. Morb.GbarlcSItr.
Ghreibt nod Siibrrrbild). 'Yboucs
G~ourtldno 929, Spittb 3.
Glarencc Sbriuer, Iaent.
Nr. 204. 2igbtItraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
yGmsryitr. SmmerSSbrcnser %an.
nnO Yeih.H cretH."

Die ein,mborefbfsite Suhrcs : Ser.
iomnllme obisen 8ereias- ann 3lpef
scr Grip0bfutg BON sebn 9ireftoren
fir Dos laufenbc SSabr miro am
Montaa, ben IA. MGr, spiiden Z
unb 8 ltbr Ibenbs, in oen @eiddfts-
rGianielt oes @eteirs, Ger. 3t2 nno
Sf4, GmorpItr.. itattfinoeu.
Sonis 8intsrnit, Sefretdr.
: 01-2,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
@arDlanh Gbattet eoanM tiam
Neue 2otalttdt lit in
217 NorpsG alserts Stra6e,

oberbalb Qeginstons@ trabe.
unIere neuen @eIddftsrGume 5inb
nit ben StraBenbabnz 2inien lsidter
gu erreiten unb eentraIer geleaen.
Darleben bon $40 bis $3.50
auf WDbeln. pianos ETC.. pbne grt,
fernnns b~erielben.
uniere Staten waren felt IL Sabren
INNER bic niebrisiten u. leifteIten in
Der Staot no tperben ftets 10 bleiben.
Der Stabt unb peroen ftets 10 bleiben.
hilbert 8tume, r., Setretdr.
Nr. 217. NorbsG alperts StraBs.
Isent ipirb porfpreden unb unisre
Staten erfldreT.
Mb. Selepbpn - Gourttanb 735.
Wop9,1S,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
Senti9es MrDettss NaDWeiinu8ss
Sureau.

Gar. 2t9, Siib-S borpitroBe, inter Der
Iltiii6t Ser ~9altiden 8eieaifaft."
= 0ieienigen, ipeld)e oenti6e Sanb.
iperfer. Nrbeiter nto Sienltboten 5lt
beId)Gitigen pilhidjeit , fpotlen Iid
perionlih ooer in fronfirten gricfet
an ben gaenten Der 8eieGidaft, 3 0.
bann 9. W err ger. 2t9, Siib.
SbarpitroBe, menoen, uelber unlent.
geltlid Iusfunft ertbeilen miro.
Gan2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12

@eriicgcltc Surbcrnags : Nngcbp-
te, nit DER Slnfihrift ,Eropoiais for
Sano Eipe for God Hapen 0reoge"
nerlehen mo al oeil ,9oaro Of
Nnorbs" Der Staot Baltimore aorei.
lirt, iperben bis Mitt,upd, Den 23.
MGr6 1901. &ormittogs If lt6r, i'm
9itrcml bes Stoot : M%egiltrotors,
Hot6bmt3, Baltimore, NO. entaegell
9clomnlen fir &ieierrng Ii. S(blieie-
illllg Il. o. g." God &opell, ied)s5ig
600 S1ngcn bon 22-5oQigen 9ono.
Mobrell, gcnlGB Den YlGnen 1t. Spc-
5~ititotionclt, Wel6e I'M 9ilredll oeS
neutrality-suspicious. int Hotbsbolls bon
Baltimore, $40, 5n crbolten lirlb.
Vile SoroerungS = I~1gebote mil
lcn bon einem beglalbigten Gbed in
Der SpGe bon cinem 3e6ntel oes @e-
TRACES bcs Ingebpts, ge5oaen anOr-
Ore bes Mapora mo Stootratbs bon
Baltimore, begleitet iein, unba miro
bon Dem criolgreiden 9ieter oie
Stetlnig elmer 5ufrieoenitelenoelt
@iirAidoft fir Die ~aepiicnbofte
Nllsfi!brung oes lle6ereinfommens,
Dem ooppclten Gontraftmertbe alcid)-
fommello, perlnngt.
Die Contract : Gerge6intgs : 9e,
boroc hebdlt li6 ous Hed,t Dor. it.
geno lpelde ooer olle Nugebcte 81
permcricn.
glfreS ". Gnid,
8alier-% Sngenieur.
9cit0tigt:
Hpbert VI. MeGane,
Er1iioent beS @oaro OF Mmaros.
(YfGr5ti,t2 ,ft.t5I6,t7tS,t9,
1922
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
& )arlutte Mrraer.

@s Itarb aln tt4Wfdrs 1904, 1913
llr gtad)nnittaas, AGrau Charlotte
&erller. Wlttlpe bon sGrnIt @erner,
i'm Ilter bon SO SSahrel. Ole Beer.
etanng inject morscn, @otmittuas
1913 llhr, bonn Saltie. hires Sobnes,
Ns. III, 9olpbinltrnBe, aus itott.
Bic tranernoen Sintcrbliebencn.
(I2l