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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-25

A very neat cottage containing six
rooms, with u good barn, well, cis-
tren and 3 acres Of land in the north
part of city. Also five and half
acres Of land. This property can be
divided to suit purchaser.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-25

Fine mercantile building on MAR
street can be purchased at a bargain
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-25

A fine new two story dwelling with
hals acre lot; house has seven rooms,
a furnace and good cellar. For sale
cheap.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-25

Three choice building lots near high
school. Three lots will be sold sep
erately or together.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-25

A fine farm Of $50 acres, on the
Waldwick road. This II a very flne
farm and can be bought as a whole
or in parts to suit purchaser. Call at
the office for price and full par
ticulars.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-25

One choice lot in first ward. In
quire for full particulars.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

uv E.J-r 90 .'ei.vut l,i.,rc ~ naua.
t':3. HaV.ug ..a.ncd an entrance. /
lent through tie hall To the Kitchen.
then into the dining room, where l
boxed into the sideboard. hoping to
find The silver Not finding any, went
into the parlo-.
There WAS Il light, turned low, I'm the
bal on the ground floor. and worked
l. tAsS alone, carrying my dark Ian
terra under my shirt. Turning out the
ha'l l%ht, | crrpt upstairs, TO find an
otlC, light in the hall above. This, aft
CT Determining the position of the doors.
| turned .out also. t!icn entered rear
bedroom. Finding nothing of value
tlc.C. / passed through az opcn door
10 Gn adjoining room, in which there
was not 81 ray OF light. Walking very
slowly. with my huuIs before nc for
protection. | came in tie center of the
room against what | thought 10 bc Il
table Feeling my way around it.
discovered that il was too narrow for
Il table. being only aboCt two feet wide.
though it WAS more than five feet long.
EcS.Ics. it WAS much deeper than tlc
hOCy Of any ordinary table even with 4
ur;. WCr III 1t, ANA underneath there
wc"c hut two supports, one at each
end. Puzzled to know what it was, l
drew my dur'; llatcrn.
started back in horror The light
fell on an oval space filed with glass.
U"dC:.."Ith which was the aShcn face
of corpse. Eut my horror was turn
Ci 10 that which was ten thousand times
mp.c than horror at rrcognizin" the
tcaiu""i II my SISTER Susie.
liaw go; out of tic house without
wa':iG.; tlic family | d, not know.
Uu,y rcMc.l1Cr tI&t | found myself in
lhH street. or. rather, the road, OH the
veg of insanity. Nor do l remeAab Der
how PASSED Tie time between my
exit a@d the next afternoon. when
.u,d"u'y awoEe rs from trance AMI
fo"nd ulySclf ii front OF the house
Eah iu,VndCd 10 rob. \ hca"-e was
s,I"dH@ lCrprr tie door
Entering tie house. me-, o:e ~ my
brothers in thc hsil and with hiis
went ~ NY mother. My coming WAS
r"y of li-ht in IL" darkness Of death.
E1N e.. i20thcr. brothers. sisters gath
CO! rA-.1 me as if | had come back
froa tlc ic d. From tie day of my
departure Ii my return not ono word
la ilcy beard from or of me was
Il ton @icl.'lv Tie wayward boy wnr
i"i u.w ,'a"!;ic.S outgrown his way
v'1.,lG":s ar.l would Lcnceforth be u
"1nG .pn "i.J 'rOiAcr
T'lit last cNTCct1tio9 has been real
ia.d I;ut. Oh. the dreadful Scr"ct
,arrv, Could but share il with my
We:hcr. I;rt -. it would kill her
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
Who They Were

who are AL these mel marching
afoot?" asks the stranger
They are the members OF the Team
sters' union. which is out on strikc''
answers the native.
And who is that man ut the head OF
tie paradc:'
"iou mean the one i'll tic open TOP
carriage drawn hy four borSes:"
res"
''Iirs TIC walking delegate c'-Chica-
20 Yi.ihVMn
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

As Il private individual we not only
attended the horse race held here the
other day, but rode our own horse AMI
c1me in four lengths ahead of the ficll
and took the purse of 500. The public
must not confound our public and pri-
Vatc rights. AS postmaster and 50
forth we frown upon horse racing and
such. As n private CITIZEN we whoop
or ~ on al OCCASIONS ana lave bar
rclS OF fCl. NJ. QUAD
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Many Of our subscribers have com
plained because we have not pitched
into the trusts, but we have reasons
for keeping quiet. When II man holds
the positions of mayor, postmaster
senator, deputy marShHl. fish commits
sioner ana game warden and is look jng
around for three or four other go,I
things he can't consistently howl eut
against any other trust
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

A party named White from Ohio was
in town yesterday II see about estab.
fishing private bank, but upon learn
ing that five different bankers had been
hung here because their books ana
their cash didn't balance lie decided to
go over to Lone Jack and start res
taurant
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

The Interstate Sugar Cane Growers
association meets in third annuli con-
vcntion ut Monts o rCry Ala. =, on Janu-
ary %. 2G, and 2T.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Justice OF tie Tcacc Williams of t.,s
town is good fellow ana Il man OF in
tegrity, but IL he can't improve on his
spelling lie ought TO step down and out.
His warrants for "Jon Dow" and his
"defcandmts" ana ''plentiffs" make the
spelling books look very tired.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
OUR SECRE1 d
tOriEinSi.l

tOriGiaGil
There is n grave upon Tic hill with
white marble h2lds,1Ec on Which
are cut TIC letters:
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
The Arizona Kicker
Another Bunch Of Interesting HON.
News Fro., the Gulsh.

TAIIERE was no close approach
~ To tragedy in the common
E council room last Tuesday
night. as stated by our estecI,,
ed contemporary. Alderman Murphy
contcnded that Il motion to adjourn
WAS i'll order Will II resolrt Oh WAS
being voted ON. and ue would not give
in until we levcled sun on him. Had
we been obliged to fir, we should only
have split one O, his c.
Tic Arizona Kicker employs no trav-
cling agents to take subscriptions. and
whenever man is found ut work col
lccting money it won't 90 any harm to
pull him UP limb three or four times
and then whisper in his ear. In casa
OF accident We Will pay all expenses
and send on Il tombstone.
Last week the Blue Hill Record
plaintively inquired CT the winds.
How long is this ear of Arizona
(meaning us) to remain unhung u
stalk among uS?' Our answer is that
we propose TO stalk for r!2ny years
yet, and whenever any little hanging
comes off we shall be on deck to help
make things Lively.
Our thanks are due TO some TN
known admirers for scrcnaGc last
Tuesday night. Over 100 bullets were
fired into the Kicker windows, and 4
jolly time prevailed for a quarter OF
an hour. Come again.
When the Grass Valley Tribune says
that high society in this town was
shocked etc, it means that Major
Harper was shocked He is the high
society of that town, and yet he doesn't
know enough to cat bean soup with an
oyster fork
During our temporary absence from
the sanctum tho other day Major Rid
die called and fired three bullets into
our cuckoo clock in the most heroic
manner. If the major continues on the
Siddy career l:e has mapped OFT he will
feel !, pain sc:le day.
a New York advertising agency
wants to know if we will make affida-
Wit that our Circula ton is l.0oJOO0,O03
copies per week. as advertised or
course we viii. An editor who won't
lie about his circulation and swear to il
would be locked up as a dead failure
these days. And while we are swear
ing we had just as soon swear II 9.OJ0.-
000.OOJ as 1,OO0,000.OOO
Many Of our subscribers have com
plained because we have not pitched
into the trusts, but we have reasons
for keeping quiet. When II man holds
the positions of mayor. postmaster.
senator. deputy marShnl. fish commits
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

frol1l .15Cenis to $3.50.
Picture caScis.
Eioriia oranges.
\ Il $ ard r2isire.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

, /. 80 TO $500.
$!2. so to $50. 90.
.jOc To $3.50.
$3.50 to 500.
$,2j TO $3.50.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Rumors were afOat yesterday that
the mayor of Lone Jack had been de
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Apples, stick candy.
FI1;J ca1ilnl oyGy
thing that gees to make
Christmas for the chill
drei.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Our thanks are due to some tn
known admirers for scrcnaGc last
Tuesday night. Over 100 bullets were
fired into the Kicker windows. and 4
jolly time prevailed for a quarter OF
M hour. Come again.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

During our temporary absence from
the sanctum the other day Major Rid
die called and fired three bullets into
our cuckoo clock in the most heroic
manner. If the major continues on the
Giddy career lee has mapped OFT he will
feel II pain sc:ne day.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

When the Grass Valley Tribune says
that high society in this town was
shocked etc, it means that Major
Harper was shocked. He is the high
society of that town. and yet he doesn't
know enough to eat bean soup with an
oyster fork.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-30
Oebm's Meme 9a((,
Gfc Baltimore mno Sbnrles.Str.
Enppelter NIarm.

No4 cine 5euersbrunft i'm 8ef6Gfts=
piertel. - Die 9oIenfabrit BON
Sacobion C 8afer betrG6tli6
bur8 6euer beI6Gbigt. : @ldn=
5enbe 2eitung Der 6eueripe6r. :
Qnbere 8rGnDe.
Sn benz britten Stpdpert Der 6oz
i%enfabrit BON Sacobfon &c 8ater ent4
itanb geitern Q6enb tur3 bor II l1br
Seuer, pel4es in fur5er ,3eit ms6rere
Sauienb Dollars S9aoen anri6tete.
9as 6euer puroe bon 6rn. u. Clint
man BON Nr. 800, 0eftz2pmbarn=
StraBe, entoedt, pel9er einen Nlartt
bonn Saiten Nr. 447 aug einIanbte.
@bef 9urturot ianbte gleid nd9 Ieis
ner Qntunft einen ~3peiten Nlurm elm
unD na6 piertelitiinoiger barter Nr4
belt bate Die 5euerpebr DaS 5euer
gdn3li6 unter gpntrDle. SrDBoem
bic 5lammen auf Oas 3ipeite Stpdz
pert 6ei4rdnft purOen, Oiirfte Der
94aOen bod mebrere 5uuIenb Doll
lars betragen. 3uerit bate es ber
4nf4ein, uls ob Das gan5e 9ebGube
benz ltntergang getpeibt iei unb bic
3uf4auer, ipel6e BON Qnbeginn an
auf Der 8ranOitdtte tparer, 5oGten Der
6euerlpebr 6obes Sob fir ibr 5ielbe=
puBtes 8orgeben. Der S9aben lit
Gurh Neriiherunn nehsft. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-30
Gin 9as Hufidnb.

Der @9luB Der Suberfuloie Ius@
fteGuns erfOlst erft morsen4berp.
= Die Musiteaung elm nngeabnz
ter Grfols. = 8ortrag BON Sr.
Qbami ppn Montreal. = 2ebens=
ressln fir S9pinofii4tige.
Or. George s. 4oumi bon Montz
real belt seftern Q6enb in Der SUE
berfuloie : NusiteIuns einen 8ortrag
iiber bas Sema rSbatfu6en, 9albz
Wabrbeiten unb Wabrbeiten iibes
Suberfulofe." Der geiu9 par trpB
Der i9le9ten Witterung Elm iebr su=
ter unb in Inbetra9t bes sroben Sn=
terefes, peldes bas publitum fir Die
Nusitenuns an ben Sag seleet. bat,
tleibt bieielbe mod Bis Spnntag
Q(benb I'm 10 nbr auf. 9eute Qbenb
INN 5 116r psroen Or. Wtltum 8.
8el9 unb Or. gburles 8. Potter
itsrioptif9e 9emonitrationen peranz
ifalten. Mprsen tpirb bic Iusitequns
Mittags seDffnet, unb 5par tpirO Or.
grneit poole pon Nepzgorf cine &eoe
balten unb Or. Sobn 8. 9uber BON
Hepzgorf bat ii9 bereit erfldrt, bic
iterioptti9en Oemonitrationen gu
ii~6erne6men. Die SuberfulofezNusitelz
lung bat ii9 als Elm ungeabnter grz
fol erpielen; benin ni9t aaein bdber
bic 6ieiigen Qerate unb bas Publitum
i'm 4Gsemeinen BON berielben profit
tirt, ionbern aus alien Sbeilen Der
8ereinigten @5taaten unb Canada
iinb Mer5te 6erbei getommen, UNI bic
4~usitenung au bsiidtigen unb bic
Observation-Disclosures pelde BON
lauter beriibmten 5a4leuten gebalten
tpurben, a~n3ubOren.
gines Der Heiultate piro ietn, oaB
aud bic eanabii6e Regierung cine
G6nlife Qusftelung berasitdlten
nirb. Mus bieIem 9runbe bat Gaz
noba mebr Merate nu9 Der 4ustel>
lung geIanbt, als irgenb Elm Stddt
Der Union.
Die M~usfteGun9s : gommiiiion bat
bic folgenben @eiunbbeitsregeln auf
Ylafaten in Der 4usiteQung fir Gum
genfrdnfe anbringen lai1en:
v2ebe itets in frii9er 2uft; fir4te
Did nidt Dor faltem pber feu6tem
Wettsr; battle Did orauben auf, md9s
renb bic Sonne f9eint."
r8ermeioe ii6er6siBte ooer i9le4t
pentilirte ,3immer uno laiIe bic Sen
iter in Oeinem S6laf3immer pdAz
renb Der ganosn Na6t offen. @enn
Ou baruuf a9teit, baB tein 3ug entz
ftebt, braudit 0u feline grfdltung 81
befir6ten."
.&leibe Did ni9t uu3u marin;
TRACE np1ene l1nterfleioer, uber TRACE
nidt me6r &leiOer, als ~geiunbe 2eute
tragen."
Sin fdltes S9Ddmmbdo 1eoen
Morgen bdrtet Did ab gegen grtdl>
tung."
uSrinfe piel W}il9 uno effe 10 piel
tpie m0slt6, ielbit tpenn 9u teinsn
Qppetit BAIT" .
@eitern tparen bic na9fol9enoen
o~uspGrtigen Qer5te 5ugegen: Or.
CHARLES 9. Mi1ett, 8rodton, Mah.;
Or. So6n 9. 9uber, Repzgort; Or.
Irnolo 6. 8lebs, Chicago; Or. S. u.
Gasan, @pringfielb, SG.; Or. S. S.
8inpoun, San 5rancisco; Or. 8ins
cent s. 8opoit9, Bolton; Or. s. ..
Otis, Bolton, uno 9r. 9aul &enneop
BON WetpzODrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-30

Sur Wabl erforberli6 SO Stim=
men.
SIM @an5en iparen 1T Mitsliebsr
antpeienb.
9eute eirfulirte fpsar bas @erii9t,
bdB 9r. @orman Der ganbioatur ces
44tb. Siibor Rabner freunbliGer ss=
iinnt lei, als o~erienisen bes grz9ou=
perreurs Smith; fpenn Gem pirfli6
10 iein fo[lte, oann lit es aber an iei=
men 9ertretern btsr nidt 81 bemerfen.
Mebrere Der 9erren poren seitern
4benb in Wafbinston unb conferirten
nit 6rn. @orman, aber lie fpeigerten
fi6 ansuge6en, bab bic Ssnatortpabt
CUR Sprude setommen lei. Natiirli9
Ia9t Ssbermann iibsr cine 1oI1e Mnt=
mort, benin oaB bic 9erren in Dieier
Sabresaeit unb Bel foldem @etter
gum 8ersniisen mad Wuibinston sez
fabren paren, glaubt tein Meni6.
Nber ebenio fiGsr lit, bab ni6t bas
9erinsite iber Die I6iidtsn ces 9rn.
9orman na9 4nnapolis sebruat
tporben lit. Sm 8ertrauen ipuroe
mitsetbeilt, oaB man iid am Oienitag
auf llebsrraidunsen sefaBt maden
tonne. Sn pel9er Ri4tuns bieie lie
berrai9ungen gu erparten iinb, mar
ni6t gu ermitteln.
Die 9ef6GftsfiBungen.
SIN SENATE reidte Ssnator 8etts
bon Wa1binsion : gountp cine 8in
elm. Der nWeitern Murplanb Stbena=
ter 60" gu ~erlauben. cine Bride u6er
ben iiibliGen 4rm bss patapseo gu
bauen. Dieie Bride sebt pOn Wsitz
port na9 Der OonalbfonzS traBe uno
aendbrt Der .@abaib 8abn" ben
gintritt in bic Stabt. @s lit bic erite
nidtise 8abnbia, pslde eingereiAt
morben lit
Senator Oaibieas bat cine gia
einsereiat, pel9e Sparbanfen, Die
Oura bas Spesialseies befteuert iino,
BON benz ansemsinsn geiebe Der 8s.
fteueruns BON gorporutionen aus
idlieBt.
SIM llnter6auie unterbreitets 0r.
2intbicum cine Bin, pelde benStaot=
Snsenieur aon 8altimore nutoriiiren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-30

gl0Bli6er Sob. = Ser AZ
Sabre alte Sobn anun bon Nr. 1928,
2isbt=S trabe, ftarb am Oonnerfta
@6enb nm II ubr pl0slia in Der
Wirtbfdaft bes 9rn. u. 6. S4miot,
Nr. 1922, 2isbtzStrabe, an einem
Ser5f9lase. Coroner Or. Otto 90.
Geinbarbt conitatirte seifern einen
!Ssr5I9lus ols sObssuriaae.
Sic rSobns 9optins=u n L
perfitGt" feiert am %. 5ebruar
i6r 28ziGbrigss 8eftebsn in Der Mc=
Gopz6ans auf Die Bel frii6eren Inldis
fen G6nlide Weife.
3pei W 0 hen in 5lortoa.
Die periDnli9 selsiteten Souren Der
.penniplpaniazg uhn" berlahsn Bal
timore am 2. uno 16. Sebruar uno l.
Mdra. 4unbreiie=H ute bon galtiz
more $48.OO, sini4lisbli4 aaer I'M
foften na9 unb bon SadionDille, NIT
@usnabme Der Sour am l. Mdra, fir
pelde bic 8inete nur 8ubntranspor=
tatiOn einf9lisben. @erhdltuibmdBige
Staten bon ailoeren Punftsn. Wtan
confultire 6usb 9oHon. iun., .. U.
9. O., Baltimore unb galperteSt
Baltimore, Mb., ober Geo. 90. Bobo,
General : paFasier : @sent, 8rpab@
StraBen=S Station, Philaoelphia, ga.
900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-30
Ser bentide sFlntfenbe[uud in Getuz
Orleans.

NepzSr1eans, %. San. -
9ouDerneur 9earit uno bic Stdatsbez
amten tauf6ten heute Bitten nit benz
Commodore Sfeber unD ben dnberen
Offi5ieren bes beuti4en 8reu5ers
v8ineta" aus. Ser 9ouOernepr fam
fpe5ieG 81 bieiem 3pede BON Baton
Gouge bierber. @r empfing bic Deutz
iden Sffi5iere i'm 9almengarten bes
m@t. @burIesz9otels" unO bsgab ii9
fpGter urter bonnernben Salutf9ifz
fen nit Ieinen 8eglettern an 8Oro Der
v8ineta," in beren &ajite alsoanIt
3oaite auf ben prGfibenten ROoieDelt
uno ben beutI9en &aiier ausgebru9t
tpurben. Die beutiden 9ereine ga6en
beute 4benb einen 8aQ gu Gbren Der
Mann19aft, fpG6reno Der beuti9e
&pnful Baron bon Mebienburg Die
Sffi3iere in feiner Do6nung betptrs
tbete. Die r8ineta" ge6t pabri4etnz
Ii9 am nd4iten Mittpo4 Don bier
mad 9erd Gru3 ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-30

tpel9ss i'm pabrsn Sinne bes
0oriss Elm 5amilienblatt uno In
oeuti6en &reiien 8altimore's Elm
germ gsie6ensr 9uit 1T, piro in
bisier Mode pie INNER febr
rei46altis uno intsrs1dnt leln.
Die Rummer nirb auBer ben
neueiten Sepefdsn. ben lotdlen
Sagesneuigfeiten unb ben berger
friifenben, eoitoriellsn Sonnz
tas@Ylaubereien, cine Reihe ints~
refanter @raGblungen, Stl5oer
unp Nopenen, Gorreiponoen5sn
II. I. M. entbalten; ferner:
vMarimum," 3oman bon Slz
lip S9ubin (S6luB).
ISM Rebel," g~r5dhlung DON
Mnna 5uti6en.
Aus Der alien 9stmatb,"
bsuti6e 2otalnadri4ten.
rSuuitrirtes Wibblatt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-30
CelhanbIer freiaeiprnden.
YetrpleumbGnbler por ben poliasis
ri9tsrn. : naaoi" @arlono ldBt
bic Dor Inn Qnsei9uloigtsn fret.

YetrDleurlDd1lDler DDr DeH PDll3et>
ri9tsrn. : naaoi" @arlono ldBt
bic Dor Inn Qnsei4uloigtsn fret.
eSn Der Ditli9en unb nprDDitlihen
Yoliaeiftation famen geftern bic &la%
gen sesen peridiebens 8eiiser BON
2Gben in ienen @tabttbeilen our Ser
banDluns, in benen bieie pom itdotiz
fden Snipeftor bon 9as uno Sel,
2ouis u. Wilion, bei4uloist puroer,
PETROLEUM psrfauft 81 baben, peldes
ni6t bic porseihriebene 0eudtfraft
beiab. Sn Der Ditlidsn poliaeiitation
parsr bic Na9folsenben ansei9ulz
bist: g. 6. MiiIer, Rr. 705, Noroz
g~roabpap; S. Sriib, Nr. 302. Sioz
MaoeiruftraBe; S. Berger, CIR. 22O0,
ganton<Qpenue; u. Reiter, Nr. 522,
Sio<8roabpap; S. %. Ru1en, Hr.
222O, 8oitonitrabe; 9. Sauie, Rr.
21O9, 8anftraBe; M. Wasner, Ger.
1917, 9~ousbFtruBe; M. 9ammen,
Nr. 3O8, SuozWolfeitrdBe; 5rau
WeiBsl, Bomb unb Qliee 4nnitrabe;
8. 5. Hotterbui9, Ger. 327, SuOz
guitlsitrube; 5. %. arOber, 9r.1938,
guntitrube; S. Sung, Rr. 1923, Ofz
2omburoitruBe; g. 6. Miuer. Rr.
1443, Oitz8dltimoreitrube; g. g.,
Miiner, Or. 21O0, Canton : Npenue.
Squire" @arlano bOrte bic Iusz
fasen bes 5rn. Dilion uno oes !9rn.
Nbam 9eniel, 2ampen : Snipeftur,
an unb CAB bunn folssnoe gntiaeis
buns ab, nit tpelher er ale 8orgelaz
benerr freilieb: l., onB bic 2aoenbez
tiger in eutem 8ertruuen hanbelten,
inbsm lie bas Sel pertauften, oa lie
ni9t i'm Stanbe tparen, bds Del 81
prifen; g., ouB Der Sniptftor oieie
~2abenbeiiBer bate benadri4tisen
foIen, bub tie minberpertbises 9ez
trpleum perturften uno es ni9t Deiz
ter perfaufen i%oIten, tpibrigenfaGs lie
eeiesli6 belanst perben piirben; g.,
bab Der SnipettOr bic gebdlter Der
perI9iebenen DELI ompasnien inipiz
airt unb bann 8erhaftsbefeble sesen
bic 8eiiser erlanst haben ioGte; f.,
bab Der SnfpeftOr seatpunsen iperbsn
fonte, ole Bebdlter gu priifen unb,
lpenn bas Sel ni9t bic feitseieste
Horm babe, bieie CUR YOliaeiftatiOn
gu %brinsen; s., Der Ruf alsr oieisr
2absnbeiiBer fonte eeidiBt perosn
unb tie ioIten ni4t gu siben haben,
renn lie unfhulbis iinb; g., am MIDI
tighten finb 2eben unb 8~efistbum,
fpelfss burd bic GgplOiiDtruft idle9z
ten Oeles in @efahr idpeben, uno
penn 8erbaftsbefehle sesen Die perz
ihiebenen gompagnien erlangt tpers
ben, 70 tpiirbe ih oieien bic Dole sez
ieBIi9e Strafe auferlegt baben. Men=
idenleben unb 8eiiBtbum mihen be-
f9ubt tperbsn, unb 10 melt es in meiz
men 3rGften itebt, peroe ih es tbun;
aber bic @tabt fam ni4t BON mir
perlunsen, bab id 8iirser beitrafs.
fpelde i'm 8ertruuen sebanoelt haben
unb niht puBten, bob oas Del MIN
perperthis NOR, tpGbrenb Die Dell
gompusnien ielbft sur9eruntfportuns
seaossn iperoen ionten." Oumit ent<
lieb Squire @arlanb bic Mnge5hulz
bisten.
Sn Der noro0itliden Boliseiitation
purben orei dbnli4e JGue sesen So
cob 8uer, Hr. 1918, Srleansitrabe;
Charles 8. Mopkrion, 9inenz uno
5orreit : Strabe, uno Sulius pohlz
mann, Or. 1917, Sftz5upetteftraBe.
benz @eridtsperfahren iiberpieIen
unb bic 4nsei4ulbisten itentengirss
fhaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-30
2nfalberi6te aus @aibiuaton.

Sn Der Qutber : Place : MempriaGf
Stride brad 9eitern Nbenb 5euer uu3,
ipel6es $4,000 S9aoen onri9tett.
Der &ir9tbum itiir5te Elm. 3ur 3eit,
als bas 5euer ausbra9, purbe in Der
Sape1e Der Stride Der 9eburtstag
pon paitOr Or, S. 8. Butler gefeiert,
bod enttamen ale NnpeI enDen re6ts
9pitid.