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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-21
MONTGOMERY WEEKLY COTTON
 STATEMENT.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT


 NEW YORK, May 2O.-Comparative cot ton statement for the week ending Friday May 20. 1904
 Net receipts at all U. S. ports dur ing week. .;.: .... 26,412 Net receipts at all U. S. ports same
 week last year .... .... ...... 53,770 Total receipts since Sept. 1.6es26Ss Total receipts to same date last
 year -. ". ..... .... ....7.54s.s4s Exports Tor the week .... .... .. 36,33s Exports Tor same week last year. 25,502 Iotai exports since Sept .5.535, 137 Iotal exports same date last year. .6,306, ,OS7 Stock at all United States ports AIS 470 Stock at all U. S. ports same tlme last year .... ...... s1o,sso Stock at all interior towns .. 164 007 Stock at all interior towns same time last year ...... ss.7s2 Stock at Liverpool .... ... ~ 5s2000 Stock at Liverpool same time last year ;.,. ..;. ......:.. ........ s5O.oOO brltain .... ... s5 oO0 Stock of American afloat for Great Britain same time last year sl GOO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-21
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. NEW ORLEANS. May 20.-Cotton futures
NEW YORK COTTON rUruRry.

NEW YORK, May 20.-Fonowing were the quotations on the cotton exchange to-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-21

TOTAL NET RECEIPTS OFs COTTON.
 NEW YORK. May 20-The following are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since September Ist:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-21
BANK CLEARINGS.

TREASURY BALANCES. WASHINGTON. May 20.-Treasury bal ances. s164.394.21o: gold. $74.ss5.7i7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL. May ZU.-CottOn futures opened firm and closed easy. American mfddlinR g. o, C.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-21

Brought into sight thus
 far for season.. .e.7I5.5ss 1o,34o.ss4
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
HARRINGTON.

Ihe work Of double-tracking the Delaware
railroad south from Harrington. is exnactad ,o
commence about the first OF April.
D. E sawtelle will soon 10 to Northern Ne,y
York. for the purpose OF looking up noiDt n,
which to locate for the purpose of selling fr,its
uurlhg the coming season. He will act as selling.
agent there, and his partner will buv and shin
me goods to him from Delaware They believed
mat by this method they can clear more money
than by buying on commission for the northern
dealers -
Miss Rebecca Harrington spent Saturday in
Denton, Md. "a
Benjamin Knox was elected delegate to the NJ
P Conference, which meets in April at poIG
more -'''''i
The members and friends of the church solicit
the return Of the pastor, Rev. n. o. Gibson Rro
Gibson is doing a splendid work.
Miss Rose Blades spent Thursday and FRIDAY
l town. -'U"'
NiisS Florence Collins Miss Elizabeth Thar, o,,,
fra' q Ross, were guests OF Robert Ross and wife
n rear Greenwood, on Sunday.
Dr B. L. Lewis, and Messrs. Garrett Esrri,,,,,,,
and Franklin, attended Con erenee on Fridov
Miss Carrie Shaw has been visiting friends in
Dover "a
Mrs Nora Tharp spent part of last week in
Dover -
Alfred H Ross, wife and children, spent sun.
lay at Hickman.
ms Walter Coverdale, Of Houston, was a town {
'sitOr on Saturday
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
Kent County Committee.

The Union Republicans OF Kent county have
elected the following county committee DR..
Thomas C. Moore and Henry s. Anthony. of
Smyrna; William E. Cole and William D. Dennev
John W Foreacker, and Amos A. Watson. Dover,
Henry c. Johnson, OF Clayton; Charles S. Fore.
aekers' Of Kenton; Charles J. LufT and J. V. Nc.
Commons Of Wyoming; Leroy C. smith. of vii
low Grove; Robert Friedel. Daniel B. Murray and
George c. Heringof FELTON,; David W. Knots of
Frederica; Robert S. Downs, of Harrington; Cbas
H. simmons'oi Pennington: and Frank W. Davis
md DR.. George W. Marshall Of Milford
Dr. George w. Marshall, OF this town. was re-
'lected as chairman of Kent county and Dr. Thos
iOOre as secretary.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25

at The home Of her parents in Brcadtiln
Neck on Friday, aged yesr l month
and % days, Rev. H. Johnson. II. p.
ministcrof Milton, conducted hefuuersl
at Slaughter Neck NJ T Caurch, on
Suaday,aud iutermeAt was made in the
cemetery nearby. S.J. Wilson &. Son
conducting the same.
The firm of Bailey ~ Carey, res,auran-
tiers, have closed their doors and gone
cut Of business.
Farmers are complaining Of ,he back
wardness Of the spring. They claim to
be behind with their work, ard the CON
,iiiion Of the weather will not allow them
TO catch up. Notwithstanding all this.
many Of the early birds" Of M,lton.ard
aearbv have planted potatoes, and few
)i them some seed.
SPECIAL Walter Crouch resigned
ais position as Mayer Of Milton On Tues.
lay evening. The reason alleged is dis
atisia"tiou with the minority of Coun-
vi over h S e'ecJioa; but possibly "a
action.' No one has yet been elected.
CRUSADER.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
Dress Goods News

While Mercerized Madras
wasting cloths rs patterns, 1881,
40, so and 75cts.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
HOUSTON ITEMS.

Prof Carroll Superintendent Of Kent
count So nos sp-n Wednesday az
the Houston srhool. II would be a
Ga1-s-nd il he professor could use hi.
persuasive powers in arousing our ne !
pie 70 the Iece,,it, OF new school
building. The o, e we have is Il dis
grace 20 our community and dctr.-
meut tn our children. and can he class
ed among some Of lie scaool buildines
P'of Brooks rouounced his bow upop
which lie fou d inSussex county IS a.
heaiing aud ventilation
Many f,mers are taking advantage
of the open weather to plant their pea>
and potatoes.
Our sweet potato buyers and ship
pers are closiag us their odds and ends
aud will soon have the crop of 1908
cleaned ou,.
There has been nothing but notatoes
since last fall and our train
men ak daily when viii potatoes be
me. Since the first o. the year we
nave averaged 4 10 cars daily.
Miss Jennie Jumps home from Wet
hester Normal School for few davs. 4
Hack johnson has heen home from
% olterence Academy since last week
The following attended Conference
t Dover, Mrs. J. H. Wilson. Za.k
OonsOn. Elizabeth johnson. Alice /
ump and H. G. Cochran. :
Mrs. R. Graham aud daughter Eu- f
enia visited her uncle. Mr.. Edward v
urton, at Dover last Saturday and 7,
unday. "
Mrs. l.. w. Counselman and daugb- p
II Carrie arrived in Houston Saturday "
st, where they will make their home q
cold Armour, who has been in Pitts 81
irge all the winter assisting in selling ,r q,
'eet potatoes, returned home on 81
Onday. of
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
BOWERS.

! About week aso,three young men OF Bow
| ets harvey short, Thomqs Cooper and Geo.
! &ilner, secured &, horse Of +. Donovan aud
/ drove 90 party scar Rising sun. short
/ was driving an the traces became detached
/ from tie hugGy, cgusing Short To- fIl cut
under he horses feei when the horse began
kicking. and s aurt received hard kiaS lul
iu the ftce. THE horse lan away and was
caeght hy VIM. tui.eu OF Wood'eytown. ..fler
it had IAN about three mites The injuries
TO short had rendered him aaconscious,and
he was carried TO a nearby farm house aad
doctor was hurriediy summoned from Mag
noiiaaHd pronounced sherts injuries ser!-
Gus Al this writing he is somewhat better.
rumor to the effect tha, tine young men
were Intoxicated las been shown TO DE fa.s5
l.. T.Johrson, Oftae "Iert, +" ana r. &. Bice
OF TIE "Heach,' ve-e phaaae.p phi2 visitors
this week.
3lis- Lida Martha has been visiting Wm
davidson and S. .fe
Slas Fleming and vie, have returned from
PhilaJe!phia,w they have been spending
tie ~inler
"JacE' D2raua, tine ruei'!st,,-ho gave sror.
-.1g cXhlbtDo-s nj the "Beacl' last SIMMER
t1n fifteen round fight from 'Tlmlnvr p.- /
vine, 80 Pot'Svilie, Pa, lass Thursday night, f.
The now doie b iiesb.c'." is nov omen
iar business ana is hoosiue quite number
o! guests for tie coming season.
with ihree hotels open for husireas. Bowers
Will be letter s5le 70 accommodate t.cir
summer VISITORS There i, n slight oono.i-
loo 20 hpv'Ha eree hotels here: but rvebc-
eis could rot properly accomnodateau who
visit this resort daring The seight ar Sine sea.
ZEN. 's!th thlec hotels there is only aeeom-
media. on for s,b ut .2l GUESTS. The ai5 .acb'
an accom- modate any, HEe4t" fariyand 9
he 'h'derbaeN' sair-}; bU. as number Of
he cottages cater 10 boa-de.slh public can
est assured ofbeins properly carad Tor
10 is said tAo hotel proprlefors wiz in TO-
ether this season and engage attractions 10
uiertain an Who may vl.i, this resort.
NiS. kuth humphreys, Of Philadelphia, is
isiiin- her parents at Bowers.
Misses Mase.e aB1 LiIar Fleming have
aiurned from Philadelphia after winters
isit.
Nr Miller. ne phosphate manufacturer, of.
5nth Dennis, h. j.. H2s tao first guest 10
sier at the "Holel Buderbac8"
capt. Chos simpson has received = hand
'me model cfa steam y5cht,which is greatly
imirea by an.
Our o>siernen are preparing for the plant.
g season which opens Aprl lst
Among the im2roveWenis cortemv'ato!
IS Sp"i g.a,e neet acusa for Aior.o ,.or-
5; S'lHs Fleming VII rctuii his hou,e: q.
bNderbacE win e-ec' sr 2lv2S ad6tfloa 10
s hotei, ai~p = pasiiioe 2S2!J. aud s,.,b.irg
thirty Lors-S Lem r. eu, The p..sIc,er.
Freeel.ca. is finishing Z. L,e Jacssou's
"'e' CHEF.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
Mating News.

purchased before the War be-
tween Japan an Russia, therefore
no advance in price but strange.
we nave some patterns that are
lower than last season, r4o pieces
OF new goods of 40 yards each. lots
of mating isn't it. '
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
A BARGAIN

picked up from a good man
ufacturer 29 Walking Skirts half
price.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
Carpet News.

On the floor 40 Rolls of new
floor covering, in cottage STYLES.
!ngrains and Brussels, notbing
fancy in prices, just an AVERAGE
everyday profit. And you need
have no bother after making vour
selection, as we measure voEr roon,
cut the carpet, and sew the carpet
and lay the carpet, ready for you
to walk on.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
Ladies Ready-Made Ne.ys.

Covert cloth Sprj 2 Jackets,
Just come IN, colors Clstor and
black price $500 value $3.50
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
New VoiIes
New Mercenzed Fouiards 25c.

Can't tell them from the so and
75c kinds and they wear Just as
well.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
Shoe News.

Reliable foot wear for the fam
ny. Buying in quantities direct
lrom the manufacturer, we can
save you dollars on your annual
out1t OF shoes, beside giving YOU
goods that we stand right back Of
our % Spring stock is on display for
Easter. Call and see the new tans
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
Hat and Cap News.

All 1904 Spring Hats and Cap
Get one for Easter.
Milford chronicle., 1904-03-25
SuifCases,

Gan save you 10 to 20 per cent on
price and 10 to2o per cent on quail
lty $3.50 to $3.50. EVERYBODY needs
a suit case.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31
Sambnrs'S Sanocl uno Sdiiifnhrt

9oS bon0elsitatiitiihc 9ureall ser
Stoot &nmburg per0iientlidt ali.
iobrlide cine lleberii6t ilber 6cn
@onocI unO Sdifffnbrt Der Sto6t.
pelde Die 9eoeutung OieIeS groben
contlnentnlen Sofens mo ieinc5 he'll
nnbne am WeItperfehr beranidnlls
lidt. Gicicr Eoge lit Der 9eridt fir
GA" Sobr 1908 erihienen. Der interei.
loIltcS 3ablenmateriol fir oen
@omburger @onocI briugt. Gunodl
hctr0gt Der Wnorenocrfebr tSom4
hurg'S 1T IuSfubr itno Ginirhr i'm
Sabre 1903 inSgeiummt iiber 2GG
W{Illlonen Coppelcentner I'M 8erthc
bon iiber 1888 Ntilionen Morf. Sc.
gen 0n@ &oriobr beocutct ooS einc
3lIl1obllc bon nabc5u - Miaioncn
Soppelcentncrn un0 i'm @crtbc cine
erbnblng bon foit SOL WtiQionen
Mort, Sn @irtIidtcit 1tcQer iid
ole 3lftcrn nod pcientlid b0ber, ga
bon Der 3lt- lnb Nbfubr olti Den,
Sano- mo 6luBruegc MIR Elm SbeiI
1%od)gcipieIen mcr0en fam. 9ie obi.
gen 3obIen bc5ieben iih bios ouf Den
Seeocrtebr. Ginaefiibrt iplroen silr
itber los Miaionen 0opeleentner
Outer I'M @erthe bon 1897 Wtinio
men Morf; olts9efiibrt mliroen iibcr
o312 Milionen GoppeIcentner i'm
@ertbe bon 2.02515 Wiaioncn Morf.
Die 3,unobme oes Secperfebrs
tomn1t Der Gin. fpie Der Insiubr III
Sitte. 9eionoers 9iiniti9 iteIlt Iid,
Die 3unabnte bon 8epift u1o @erth
bel Der Iusiubr. @eqen oos '<ahr
1898 bat lid Die cin- uno ousgefiibrie
Utenge perboppelt, Der @ertb bat ltn
56 Tro5ent 5ugenommen. Die %rueient.
lihite ltriahe oes- unsIeifen Sort.
ifreitens BON Menge uno @ertb 1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31
Scfanntmnd)nngrn
Whrrnn hrs Observation-Disclosures.

EuIGHH pir SkHpIhHtBtNiAtVAR
Baltimore. ben p. Gft. 1904.
Sic graHboiitriftsr@ nmmlfitoH bat in Der
aeieslid ppreei6EiebeHeu @seHs tlreH e1e9g,.'
tigen uno perbeiietteH 'pctthl iiber bte G3ettnr
erh6bungs- SteuerH. GHtiddotGuH1eH uno Mug
gabeR fir ole GuHotniHirHnI, HurbbreduH9
llHo BerUreiteruHg Der Giubt StrlBe Glt oer
g&eitiette oerfeIben, hon &clttI1Orcs1traB bis
4ratts Strdbe, nit oCu bGrTuf be3itaIthcn eths
~giiltigen uno berbeii'rteu eriidreuoelt Binnen
in 8emdBbeit Der 2pri0rifteH 0cS 10. Ahs
itlntfts oeS 81. dNptteIS Der 9lltelt Der Mtdrls
laHoer @ciee9ebnng bon 1901, uHo Der am ..
April 1904 beitdtigteH &ernrAHuI1 9tT. 60 6es
Wtanors uno Stnotrdlb5 bon Baltimore au5pt'
f?ttlgt uio bel mir htntsrltgt.
IS miro ,bterolrd b.furnt genlaht, ouB tes
fGater geridht lno 4iiGn2 iE oieiem Aitrcali
ocpoHirt runroen, unb 6uB her WEaoor uno
Staotrdtb BON Baltimore, ooer irGeITo cine Ser
ion. BerloHen ODER gurpnrItinHcn, luelhe nit
ben hOrbin crtOdbnteu a5le1hVstgH IScribcr-
bhhungsitellern ooer @HtibuoiGungen nift JlIs
frteoen geitclt iein ioaten, iunerba!b filnls
5e6n Gaeen bonn %. Sttober ee3 Subres 1904,
ais eeni Gaturt Ser eriteH l'cr6fteHtlibunQ
oieier 8eiatirtma4lHJ bon mctrcr Gcite, an
i'll fbrittli6er l8c;fe I'M 9altimurer StaoiIcs
ridt our0 Settttot oaaeget uppcliren funneu,
1Hoem Tie befdateS Serisbt uuI cine &riifung
o~erielben %criuden.
6Grrg y. 0upper,
(Oft22. 20. 1881 ;9}o53)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31

er bic Don Sen NcpllbIifanern in 9lu.
ipr1ld genommene BroiperitGtsi6of
hung rif)ttg geiteut. gr beitreitet
DoH oornberetn. DAP Die Broiperitdt
oe8 Fon0es cine uIIgcmeine lei, bar
tie lit uHf Die Dtaiien oeS &oItc3,
auf Die Niuionen erItrcfe, Die nm
ibr t0gliheS 8roO 81 fGmpfcn ho.
ben. Iic 8roiperitdt, Don Ger ole
NcpubIitoncr 10 niel @ciens moh-
ten, lei cine fitnitIt6c, auf gemiiie
areiie b%eid)rdntte D1breno Die
groBc WoIic oe5 Bottles oieI peniger
5uirieOGn rmo proipcrircno iei, ais
tic e9 iriibcr gemeien. @r. RuDner
iugtc mcitcr; Sic rcpublifoniid)e
Yortci bat niht oua @eringitc NIT
irgen0 ciucr 4roipcritdt, ole criiti.
rem mag, I'll tbun. Nn9enomnIeh
nab bobe Yrciic cine Mobltbot ulo
Elm Segcn iin6, mas ib beitreite, 10
bat rcpublifoniide @eiebgebung
bieran feinen Antbeil, ouBer inter
Den lruita un0 Den bon ibr beoor.
3ltgtcn fSllOuitrien. Die lie NIT ibren
Spc5iolgcicBen %6egitnitiqt bat. Sic
t0nnte c0 nit Dem beiten @iQen
niht tbltn. Eplitiide Eorteien font
men feline Yroiperitdt i6aifen. 9teie
bangt bon llrlud)en ob, Die i6nan.
ten0 limo, ltno moS INNER fir cine
Eroiperitdt eriitircn mag, 10 lit Dies
cine 8e9leiterideinmlq uno nidlt
Elm Heiultat ooer cine @irflutg. SD
gebe natilrlid 81, 0aB man Yroipc.
rttdt in ben Heibcu Scr Wonopole
ld)ofiCn fam, ilt0em ale Gonfllrren5
erItidt miro. Sd beitrcite abcr, ouB
man eincr &luiie BON Wfunopoliiten
Spe5iolpripileaien un0 8ortbeilc
ge6cn un0 Damn 4roipcritGt iiir bic
Wtlutonen, oic fir ibr tdglid)c5 9roo
81 tanpTcn habCn protlnmircn
fam. Gentroliiirtcr &cid)t6nm lit
fem MnBitob fiir oic 3%uiric0cnbeit
OeS GolteS. @on Den 10 Stuotcn
oieieS &on0eS iinO 80 pcrormt.
@enn cine pripilcgirte aloiic 0urh
Notwithstanding bcgiinitigt miro
mo Die Otuilc 0e5 Nolfea, sic Wfuiie
Der Gunim1rntelL ole ou5 HiIdgrut
oe9 2onoeS linO, ianorirt mcroeu,
Damn bcginnt DER @inter unicrcS
WiiBucrgniiaelS, mo mcnn mir in
Der @eldidtc HndI dbnlid)en @eiipic-
len illfcn Scr &erfall unlercr &n-
Ititutioncn. @ir miiiicn OaS Sd)Qll-
ipicI erlebcn, OoB Die NcpubIifoner
%erfIGren, 0aB 9lQes benin Nltcn blei.
ben ioll, un0 Dab an ben Sdub50l-
len gtidt9 ~9cGnoert iueroen iou.
on@gcnommcn, bob Die pribilcgirtcn
&loiic1, meI6e Die gauge Grute cin-
bcimIcn, Die Suitiotipc ergreifen.
80 fam ooa &olf mobl lun9e mar
ten. 9ic rcpublifoniihc Yartci bat
cine %perluoncntc SbcilboberIhoft
init Oen pripileqirten SntereIien o6-
gelhloiIen 0ns &plf ~lieiert ous
&apitaI uno Die pripilegirten Sntcr
ellen Iteden Den Yroiit elm. ga
or0ngt iih BON ielbit Ole Irogc altf:
Mos iteucrn ole pripilc0irten ESnter.
ellen bel icOer BrGiioentcmpabl BEL,
nm Ole 6irn1o lpeiter iiibrcu ST. t0n,
men? Wir itcfen in ic0cm Sabre
Sllnocrtc bon Wiillioncn nidt in Die
S1ob0nltatammern, ion0crn in ben
@elolhront Der pripcligirtcn &lui.
len, nm Die @cneii5iontcn rcpublifa.
nilher @cleB8ebung 5u bcreidcrn.
Siele &lollen proiperiren. Hcpubli.
toniIdc @eleBgebuug bat Den Heih.
tbum oea SonOeS obgeionOert urr0
tbn III Ole @0rroe einiQer Heihen oe,
geben, cinen Rcidtbunl, Scr Dem
gon5en 8ctruA 0ea III 0cu Ger.
Stautcn cirflIircnoen @clOca alcid)
founlt, mo on$ nennt man Groipe.
ritQt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31
Sf)nl . glnsrigeh
NnrnlanO 1nititnt.

annits uHh S~eIdlnenfdule.
auHftf9 eparterteHt tSdgl9uie EHo gflHc1da
SfuIptlrsSf begiHHI i'm 3. EttDbcr. Sstb
men In allen lsineH JddbcyH, mad WSobeQeH ma
nen geDen, GntpirfeH, NiGleH In gSaiiers ug
SeliarbeH llno I'M Wiubelireu. Snmttdgss&laI
fen b]eginnen am /. Eftpber. SnouitrtesD epnrii
ar1iteiionif6es 8eibneH. beeiuHt am 10. 6sta
Der.
glqe Tuaf6uIeus, RinebGrt. lluo SamftagS
glbenosaIaieU. Die gefammten SreibaH6s lTl
nr"hiteitoniineH gbibeiIuHgen uuo Die mcd1drt
fben 9laiien neS pierten uno britten SabreA
finoen in Der RibmoHhsMt arItsSale. SoUaro
St' aRe, itatt
Nie rnehanlrben 0la'ien oes eriten ulo 5fptS
ten Sabres uerben in Der SouinsslRdrttspngs
@drrouton.9loenle, gebdlteu.
3 .. WDrriiou, Soriibsr
oes Gomitc'5 iGr alr1it ll1o 5ei6nenthlle.
datuIooe fbrnen i'm 5nftttut ooer ourb oh
Bolt erlCHgt perocn,
(Sept12 WoWtSr Oth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31

Gon elmer ME 6o gem G.
Ienen anoouernoen IroiperitGt lit
iett Sabren sepreoiet rporbeu, aber
bier uuo oa fuueH mlh Republican,
i6e 8ldtter nal aus Der Roue. i6ret-
ben iiber Die 9eiierung DER Glen
balm . ginnabmen un0 iogen: g9ns
lit Elm mtrii9IibeS uno nit 6relloe
5u begriiBcnbes Nn5ctben, oub ole
3eit Ser geidGftliheu 0epreiIion Dor
iiber lit uno iid) ooS aIgcmeine @e.
ihGft nieoer beIiert." Ser Monat
9hIgult bat ole erite 3unabme i'm
Ger0tenIte ser @abuen 0ebrod)t, obcr
mar es nidbt ntf Dem rcpub(ifaniideu
Gonpent in Chicago, mo Die Groipe.
rit1t 10 berousgeltri6cn uno bon Ell
ner Tepreiiion fein SterbenSm6rtheu
geingt DllrOe?
Ser o9u falo 9emofrat"
bat Die intelligenten 9rbeiter 8uffa,
lbs, pcldje 0ur6 sic 3oaerbobuugen
0eS 9inqlep . GorifS irgeno meldeu
@epinn erIougt bobcu, m1fgeforOert,
ibm barber 8cridt 5ttommen 81
%loIicn, Solpeit bat ooS 8lott nift
cine eiu5igc @ntlport crbnltcn ul0
i6lieBt Oarmts, OoB fem oerurtiQer
Irbeiter in gon5 Buffalo e%riitirt.
6 II V c 6 c b I t
ifreibt: Ser ariegSentbuiioSmrS,
Ser iid BET ieOer mogIiheu mo I'M
m0gliden @ele9enbeit in England
brett mod)t, piirOe nid)t ~onldbernO
10 groB iein, wcnn BORT sic n%Qgcmcine
@ebrpilidt cingeiiibrt m0rc. Im
fricgStuiti9iten iin0 INNER &ene, sic
nidt nit in oen arieg gu 5ieben 6ralls
6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31
Trie0ridD Ecnid.

SbluQdniule Der Gbueioerneiiter ocrr 6rteo'
rim Yenifl, a~eIiebter @atte bon Caroline
Eellit. Sic Rceroiaula iinoet am MtttuOdl,
lrauerbdrfe, Nr, 81, cft.Ssnrirtta. etraRr, ans
duf Dem o4ouoorslSarf Srieobofe" itatt. be
fannie uro 6relntoe i'm 5lr IbeiIrabme elm
lClahen. t3OhBl
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Nnmiic Merimc.

Us itarb am 30. Cftober 1904 5rnu 9uuiie
@ermr I'M @lter bon Is Sabreu, 8 Wionaten ulo
q [aQeu, eclectic Satin bon Soiep6 @erue,
&crtUdnotc mo Srelrube oc, Sdmiltc itno BOT
lihit eiHgelUoeu. Der 0eeroianug bei3upobnclL
mclhe am Mittlpudl, gtd6mitings . llbr. pom
1ruuerbauie, Nr. 1862, 9nore' straRe, aus itntt
ttunCt. (305-D
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Wnooic Tittmann.

g itarb am 30. Oftober nab @Idn0crer
Aruuibeit Wiaggic Stttmanti, geliehfc Satin
bon guauit Sittmnnu uno 5ohter oes neritorbez
men \ ;. uHb glItuie g. Nerlheio. i'm Mlter
pou 10 &ubrcu, 3 9Rouatetl uno 80 3daeu. Sic
Neeroiau1a tinoet Sicuitag, Den /. Jiobenlber,
bon ibrer leBtcil 2%Sobnlsg, 9r. 1926, Mice
anna. StEaRe, aus ilatt. t306.G)
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Ser Sibor Iapner iibcr GrOiperitGt.

Sr. SiiOor 3anner bat ieeten
Somitog Dor Der college Men'S
Barter & Gopis 2engue" in Nep.
Dorf cine Reoe eebaIten, in lpeIder
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Scnrn Is. Scru(o.

G3 itarb pl6eltf am 90. Cituber 1904 Srnrl
Is. SeralO, ~cin5iecr Sonu bon Seurb mo
Gonife 6crulo. i'm Nlter port 3 Subren lilo .
Wiundten. Die 9eeroiguuq iinoet Wtontdg,
elterliben @ohnung, 9tr. 1929. &efts qombaros
Strdbe, aus itntt. @eripuHnte uuo SreuRoe
limo abtunGsoul eingeIaoer, ~bcrielbet bei5us
luobncn. (304-5)
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ueber bic ppIiti den
3uItGnoe IN @isconitn ifreibt hic
oWilpoiltec @crnonio": ,Wns man
icbt III ser oiislp0rtigen Ereiie iiber
oie politiiden 3ultGnoe i'm gaoaer'
Stoate 81 lcien befommt, oaS III
mobrlid) feline erfreuli6e 2eftilre fiir
ms @iSconiiner. Wtebrcre grobc
3citimgen babeu beionoerc Core
~iponocnten nod @iSconiin 9elt)ift
INN lid Den repltblitanildlen &llObeI'
mliobel eiitnlal ollS Der NGbe nnili.
ieben. lno bieie Gorrciponbentcll
Itreiben MN, als oh tic in Elm groBcS
SrrenbaiiS aeratben ipGren. y6ren.
5ieo GoliticS" ioet elmer. Piles
gebt brunter mo oriiber," beballptet
ein anoercr unb Elm oritter periihert
leiiten 2eIern, Dab eS in @iSconiin
cine repiiblifonilhe Enrtei ~iibcrbaitpt
nift me9r gebe. @ir babcn es mirf,
lid berrlid) neit gebradt. llnb bos
bel nintnlt Die blin0e @lltb, init mel
der unlere beioen replblifaniifen
Otoraenbl0tter 0'rauf los balten, nod
nit ieoem Gage 5u. Ser a~i1sludrtiae
Correspondent, melfer ihreibt. oie
gauge republifuniife Tartei in Wis.
coniin iteine geeenpdrtig .,omuid"
81 l%oilfer, iogt leioer fem @ort 5ii
piel.
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.Senrn Suait.

s. iturb am 20. Sftpber 1904 SenrB Euait,
9eltcbter Sutte Der peritorbenen Noitne Guuit.
I'M gllter bon n Subren. Sic Rceroiaung miro
AM Sieuitng, oeu 1. yiouember, gllfnittag5 8
llbr. bonn IrIuerbnuie. UT. 1919, SftsgiOrtbs
glnenne. aus ituttfiuoeH. gcrpnnote II. 5reunoe
iino bbfIihft cingeInoeu. (304-6)
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1ohn Sermia & Sphn.

2eIdenbeiattrt uno GiubalIamtrer.
Nr. zoos, Erlenus.etr. @lb. eel: @incipr 255.
Sipeiagef6dft: 9r. 624. berI. @aIterris@benlie,
piebIanotptpn, Baltimore. @tnrblano leIepbun:
gSinbfor 60. 8uti6en iueroeR g~eIiefert fir
9o6Jeiten. tlnterbaEtunaen uno dnocre 8eIe'
aenbeiten. tSebr14,1S .9&S)
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@eriammlnnas. NnSeigcn.
@ermiidjte Mnseigcn.
Irbiteften, Snaenienrs.

Sut Inlertt9ut9 bon Mpoenen uno Gfisser
Sut peoorltebeloen Irditeltlr .9lltsitenuna en-
ION, . e. Entifl, SiuIpi1r,
Nout-o) Hr. sos, Siib.Nuu, Sfr.
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Eferoencrfauf.

Mir oerfoufen traerb eirea ,,,.r.x
pfiester. idrperer sIrbeitspierbe' sN' s'
(septfs. G&G.1MD SIC eSmsanp.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

geueSeittonen itno iesi 5ur 9eTi6ttanue berr
seTldiei Steie a1sgsipS5Ite Cots Der gu,
teoe eeipiinihte gusiunii %eribcilen. 9as Gre.
matOrium ftebt tdeitb 5ur 2nfpeftion often.
g9egen Rdberem iuenoe man It6 an ben Sli'
perintenoenten ober an bas 9freau In Rr. 81,
&eft.S saratoga 2trabe. (HsrtI5-)