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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
WOOL
ST LOI-Is.

81 Louis Nov SWool steady Iel-
ritory and western mediums --Nlo' Hle
medium lgng fine ll0lN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

taosas Ctv. Nov. Seattle Retglpls.
O. i10, market strong Native steers Sl9W
g o' native COWS ana hHf'rF LNl'.W.
storkers ana feeders g2julol, huls lio1
. .0. calves 2.gnl15. western slctir' '.W
I'd 0. western COWS. jNdZ3.
iIors- Receipts. GCQ market strong
gulk 'of sales Nuilj, heavy. VIZ VIZ,
Fuckers iWa0. pigs ana Nth'7' 'N"
sheen Rrcelpts 1000. market 10 cents
blphor Nmuou- gjNiM. lambs WI
"a. range wcthers. il0lii5, owes s.'tn
lM. led Mey&lcnn yclringa Is POUNDS
4 ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

penslye. but there are said to be cuslo-
mcls Tor the grapes at 81 on more d
pound at certain times IN me yeAl'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
Time Table
EW%Tl|
IN Eject June 10
1904
ARRIVE

AlkLlAE.
FROM Ogden, Portland. Eutie
Gun francisco. Chicago M
Louis, Omaha ana Dciivcr s~.
IRON Ogden and intermediate ~'
FrEo9m'" ' Ogden Gs,,T6." y,,r..y 9aoam
intermediate points .,....,.,... li,Bnu
rom ogden Chicago. ST. Lous go" P~
Kansas City Omaha, Denver
ana San Francsc0 ..'....'' lsoo
From Ogden Cache Valley " p'm'
butte Portland and San Fran.
CISCO ''''"''' .,,.2,,.....,,,,.o, 100 pm.
For ogden, Omaha. Chicago
Denver Kansas CITY and 81
For Ogden, Portland Buts ''" ''n'
san Francisco aud iutermed.
ate points .....,,,. ,......... mona.
Tor Ogden, Omaha. Chir9ro " w.
Denver kansos city, 81 LouI1
Fo S'' 6 sSn f'e9 ocbc 2v.,;,. t;'0 pm,
YER Kansas CITY Omaha. IN
LOUIS ANA Chicago s,l,.nu,
For Ogdm. Cache Valley. Butto W." p'W'
Helena, Portland San Fln.
cisco ana intermediate p5inig i.r..
N NJ SCHUMACHER Tr'i PM
d. u. HURLEY. q. y a "b'
ri, D. y, SPENCER, A. C, STA
CITY Ticket Once, Wl Main gIre1
Telephone 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

unDU Write 10 US FOR Free TRIAL
FREG Package OF Dr. Niles Anti.
pain pills, the New Scientific Remedy
for Pain. Also symptom Blank our
epecIalst will diagnose your case, ven
Won what is wrong and. how To- right H.
Free. Dr. NILES, Miit,p,3i.Tr AIN NM W.
LABORATORIES, LLbIlANI' lND'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

4 novel method Of giving an any, !,
f,mi,np coating To ships bottom is
,be subiect of recent patent quick
diving 1aint Is FIRST applied then COP
snrfaco Is Furnished. after which the
application Of stll finer copper u, con.
tinued until complete SURFACE OF 0op'
per results
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

From experiments I'm Belgium Leon
Thomas gives -eassurance to dwellers
"a few miles away from stores OF high
ovnlosiyes Various quantities Of dyna.
mite up to ton were eNRlousu, 9t .o
ne destructive effects were confined TO
rodu of 30 TO 400 feet, leading to the
conclusion that the greatest store Oh
explosives that could be collected Wou,u
moi endanger HE or substahual ouilu-
ings beyond 100 to 800 yards fGrtlep
Away. up TO 5000 yards, an explosion
would give a return shock, with 10
more serious injury than broken wins
dOws or disl0dged tiles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

Last years hydrophobia statistics "a, a,
the Rerlln institute show that OF Zol
persons inoccuIated at once on pelns
bitten by mad dog, ~ per cent aiea,
NJ those treated medically, . per cent
and Of those not treated, II per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

anu va N'iN
Artificial cotton Is now made ron
various woods as from pine M baVarls
and from dr In France. In the Freh'h
nroress the wood. freed from bark ana
knots and pulyerized by u special ma,
chino. IS steamed 10 hours I'M hori@ohul
h,ass lead-llnad cylinder Of $500 cuDic
feet capacity, after which 2'VOO cuolc
foet of "A biMlphate of soda WASH Is
added and the whole Is heated 50 hours
under "A pressure OF three atmospheres'
The fiber. thus made very white II
then washed and ground by series OF
strong metallic meshes, after when u
IL given electro-chemical bleaching py
chloride of lime. The mass IL drled
between two powerful rollers. The re-
suuing pure Cellulose Is reheated III a
tight metal boiler with a mixture nl
rtloride of zinc aud hvdrochloric ana
| nitric acids. 10 which Is added a little
castor oil. casein and gelatlne 10 give
resistance 10 the fiber The very con-
/ slstent paste produced is drawn into
| threads through a kind Of draWplate,
I The threads are passed over gummed
/ cloth thon Immersed IN weak carbonate
/ of soda solution. dried between two
slowly turning cylinders, ana hnally
| given solidity by an ammoniacal bath'
The deepest mining shaft has been
| sunk to q little more than a mlle IN
cape colony and the deepest bore
hole has reached about the same
depth I'm Silesia. The Hon. G. A. far'
sens contends that there should pe no
insurmountable difficulty In carrying
a shaft down ~ miles. An approximate
estimate has shown that to reach Il
depth OF two miles the cost would De
81. 1900. 600, 10 years would be required
and a rock temperature OF l22 degrees
r. would be founi; while 10 penetrate,
II miles would cost S25O1oOO, ana would
take 50 wears, the rock temperature
expected being 211 degrees
Brown sheled eggs have been
thought go much better than white onel
that the shells are now artihcially COLI
ored. 4 recent medical writer how
ever. declares that there Is probably
no nutritivc difference between eggs
naturally brown and white, but that
dcep col1red. almost reddish, yolks IN
dictate richness m iron and eggs OF
much greater nutritlve value than thos,
Of pale yellow y0lks laid 10y anemic
town-kept hens
/
The curious new French method o.
preserving grapes depends upon cut
ting 80 that Ave or six inches OF vin'
is LEFT attached 10 each fine bunch
The niece OF ylue-stem Is inserted IN :
wide-mouthed bottle filled with water
and the grapes hang outside withou
touching the bottle The bottles am
placed on large racks In cellar where
water being supplied daily 10 replace
evaporation loss, choice table grape
are kept fresh and perfect Throughout
Y the entire winter The process is eX
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

I'm the new process Of ID, Engels,
carbon for hardening iron and steel IS
obtained from carhides and certain
DIVES mixture Of silicium carbide
and sodium sulphate, for example. IL
onnlied 40 the cold metal, and then
baated In redness with II, the rea,-
lion being so rapid that an eighth-inen
steel plate Is made TO resist Snc , IyIo
No ptb6r side remains wholly soft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

Observation-Disclosures
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-09-01

the q. Il X N, and w. +. Conan, of
the Southern Pacific.
The Transcontnental Passenger AS
ISOLATION has already agreed to put in Il
very low round trip rate, Il tacit under
standing having been reached that this
fare will not exceed 500 from st. Paul
and common points. This is for first
class round "trip passage.
The passenger officials of the inter
estcd lines have insisted that the bust
ness men Of Portland shall protect the
rates against scalpiny and it is likely
that a similar request, will he made Of
other cities in the northwest. for the
cheap rate, will be made to Portland
and common points. CARVING liberal
stop-ovcr privileges.
The meeting Friday will take up the
question of stop-ovcr privilege, and II
consultation will he held with the Off
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-09-01
Opening of Public School.

After exterior repairs and improve
ment, on school house and grounds.
everything viii be in readiness for,
re,uming school for another term ON
Monday. Sept 9TH.
The pupils of all grades below the
high school will assemble at . Il IN. in
the room, occupied last year, for pro-
motion. Pupils of the high school de-
partmcnt will meet in assembly hall
at 80 p. m. for the purpose OF select
inc work and arranging individual and
general programs, etc. Pupils desiring
to attend the public school who have
not been previously enrolled. will come
to the principals Office to he examined
and assigned to grades. Such pupils
should bring with them such school
books as they have been using and as
far as possible, records of class study
ing and promotions. Teachers meet
ing at p. IN. Saturday, Sept. Bird.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-09-01
For Sale.

AS expect to re-enter active profess
siOnal work during the coming year |
offer for sale all my property in the
valley
RANCH
My ranch property of 200 acres mile
south of corporate limits of Ellensburg,
partly improved. recorded water right
and plenty of water, young orchard,
small fruit, 4-rOom residence. No.
cellar sheds, granary, etc. Will sell
at figure that can not be duplicated
in Kittitas valley all things considered,
and on satisfactory terms.
STOCK
Twenty head of milk cows, and heif-
ers coming in. some first class dairy or
family COWS, at from $50 to S4j.
100 cords first class wood, cut last
winter, thoroughly seasoned, delivered
in town at - or So - at the ranch.
Measure and quality guaranteed
Poultry. implements, wagon, buggy,
harness. tools. etc.
Cali at the ranch to see me regarding
any of above. JOHN HANKS.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-09-01
Northern Pacfics Rates to the Worlds Fair

on account of the WORLDS Fair to be
held At st. Louis this year. the follow
ing rates have been agreed upon:
st Louis and return ......... $G7. 80
Portland to Chica9o and return -. 30
Portland returning from st. Louis
no coupon between ChicagOand
st. .Ouis or vice Versa....... 1000
t.llensburg 20 St. Louis and return "a 90
t.llensburg to Chicago and return 81. 90
Ellen>burg returning from St.
Louis. no coupon between Chi
cago and st. Louis or vice versa 66.50
Limit on going trip will be ten days
days from date of sale: final limit for
return trip 90 days from date of sale.
Tickets will be on sale three days
during the following months: May II,
-. Is: June Ii, l., IS: July |. ,. 3: Aug
ust $. o, 10: September D, 6, !: October
;, I. D. Ten days going limit,
Tourist or Pullman sleepers will be
furnished for parties on application to
local agents
a trip through the National park
can be secured for a cost of 30 from
Livingston to and through the park
and return for the regular five and one
half day trip. thus giving very low
rate to the Worlds Fair and return,
including the park trip.
For further information apply to local
ticket agent, or address
A. ID. CHARLTON,
Asst Gen. Passenger Agt, Portland, Or.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-09-01

J. HENRY ENDSLEY
l.. 9. BJN6 t.llcu,uuG, Wash.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-09-01
Fall Samples.

wish to say that have received
thaS. a. Stevens X Bros. catalogue of
Fan and Winter Suits and Cioaks. |
will take great pleasure in showing
samples to YOU st my rooms at the resi-
dcnce Of j. G.. Boyle.
Miss NETTIE ItAINEY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05
@efanntma annecn.
@erfanf nOn
100000 Der 31a.prOSentigen Gin
lei6cn Der Sta6t Baltimore BON
1928, 1913 nn6 1915.
gerfanf DDn

GurbcruugSsMnge6ute tuerbeH Bis Tonrerftng,
ben 6. SItober 1904, i'm W~laDorssSilrealt Hdtbs
baus. Baltimore, entgegen geHoH1Hen, fir ben
Nutauf oes ganSeH getrnses ueer irgeub zines
Sbeiles Don 100000 TegttriTteu GbltgattpneH
Der Gtabt Baltimore, 3iuien traacnb 5u Der
Rats MN 3k eruBeut idbrlih, baIbiabrIib 5abls
bar i'm SaHlar Hno SuIi uno einI6sbur am 4.
Suruar 1910. Die 8tnfen beginner am 1. Jult
1901.
9ieTe CbIigatioueH peroeH fruft BET am 10.
Sftober 1902 eene9uieten @erorouuHa gSr. 81
ocrausadbt, peI6e Die @isgdbe bon 81 LOCO, 900
sl Scm 3uede uutorifireH, WitteI fir bic gluSs
oebnune beg uuteriroif6en GoHouitettsS DfternS.
peIdbes uHter gtuffttt Der eIeitrtf6eu gommtifion
in lleueretnitiulutlng init benz 246. GaptteI Der
2taatsacfetgebune bon WnrOIano bon 1902 &C.
bunt iutro, ouf5ubriueeu; bic glnIeibe 1T am i.
Sanuar 1888 einIbSbGr.
Seruer peroeIt 5ur felben 3eit uno am ieIben
Srte 5urbrrungs. gusebpte entaegen 9enomuIet
fir ben gntauf bes sau5eu getrages uoer trgeno
stnes 1beiles Uuu $4,000 Der CblignttcneH Der
stnot Baltimore, 3iuicu trageHo ju Der Hate
puu 3h 9ruBent tdhrlidl, 5dbIbur i'm Sarlar
uno Suli. Sic 3iuieH beginner am 1. Sult
1904.
9iefe Observation-Disclosures erfoIgt auf Strait
Der am IA. Gitober 1902 9%enebmtgten Beroro'
nuug Tr. SO, rpeI6e bic gll6anbe bon 81, 100000
3pcds 8erer5BeruHe uno 8erbeieruue bes g8aIs
ferfbftems uno oer Baiier5ufubr u%utortftrt in
uebereinfiimmuna nit benz $50. aapiteI ber
gfte Der StnntSgefeegebung bon WIarblano bon
1902. Die glnIeibe TT eiHl0Sbdr am 1. Saniar
1913.
6erner tperoer an feI6en Srte uto sur feIbelt
9eit 5prberungs.Guge6ute erraegeH geHomnter
fir ben Gufnuf oes saHJen 8ctrngcs uecr trgeu6
cines 99etlrs pnH $107 900 Der GbItgattuHen
Der StaSt Baltimore, 5tuitu trngcub sur Bate
bon 3k grpJent j1brltdI baIbidbrIt6 5nbIbar am
erften WldrS uno nm erften september teoeH
3abres. 9te 3inieH b~egtnuet am eriten Sep'
tember 1904.
Diefe SbIieatiouen iperoeu uut Strait Der am
5. Sftober 1895 genebmietet 8eroronuna glr.
1877 oeraussubt, Die guseabe bon $4000,000
bon SbIteatioren fir BGrie, auscehtung Der
8aIier5ufubr uno ben @au oes ueuen 9eribts'
e~ebdubes In lleberetuIttmmute nit benz 149.
aapiteI Der afte Der Staatsgeiesgebung bon
WlurpIano bon 1894 autoriiireno, uHb 1T am /.
Wdr8 1916 einl6sbar.
Sic Gtaot ~beiteIert feline i6rer %eieenen SbIi'
aotionen.susgaben uub ptrb an Steue Der St'
bdtsr o~erielben Die bonn Staate 0ldrhlato oar'
auf erbobeneu Gteuern be5abIen.
6oroerunassglugebote miiiien p~triteaeIt uro an
oen 8rdftoenteu Der Gtuan5'G omnttfdre ~aoreifrt
uno nit o4ropofaIs for Baltimore GitO Stod"
be3eibuet ietn.
9dS 1febt bIeibt borbebaIten, iraeno peI4e
uno aue @ngebote 3l oeriuerfen.
@tltOu suutubeu,
9rdiioent Der Stnan3'G onnliidre.
3. seiuca SBumas, Glerf.
(5ept26-Cft6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05

aefiirftet. bic Ser. Staaten 81 be-
Ieioioen, tpenn es BEN 8ertrog 3lI'
riidnetie. 9Glts peiteren @erbano'
Iunoen nit Der 8egierltng in 8oIb'
inQton babc ii6 e%rgeben, ooB et1e
g]enoeruro oe5 Gcrtra9es sur 3elt
ntdt mo0lid iei, ooB ober IN 3rltltntt
Elm 8ertrag gei6loiien peroen ton'
ne. Scr Ianamo geredt meroe. linz
for Siciem Geriprcden iei ser 8ertra5
rotifi,irt uorocn. Die Bonamo'
groliIition miro ourd oieie GrtId'
runocn nieOer in ein nelteS 2i6t &C.
riidt. GroB ser 3edtfertigung IN
Dem gaooiepeItihen annobmeitret'
ben, iheint bier nod gtande8 Der
quffldrrng be0iiritig. Sir Die Fa-
rorroner ba6en mir nift ptel ilbrig,
olein bon unicrcr Seite ioqte me-
nioItens cbrlihe8 Spiel geiptelt lper-
ben. Cine flctnc &cpubIif bon unie'
rem @noOen iiber'8 DIR SIT boiten
noh Dem @runoiate: o0enn t6 bin
oroB uno Tn bit fIciu," lit Der Ser.
Stooten unmiiroig. Die @Ominiltro'
ton in @oIbinqton min einfad ouf
ibrcm S6ein bcIteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05

i0eule ODER oas mebr auf geiitigC
9fIcge geridtete 2eben itebt ieinel
@eoanfenlpeIt fremo g~egeniibcr
6enn eS lit linn unperItanolidl mi!
man ii6 ne6en ser Sa8o nadJ ben
@cl0c nod nit etlpo8 In0crem be.
ihGftigcn fonn. Sin ioealeS Stre.
ben erid,eint ibm llnnitB, neil babe
nitt erii6tIif lit, Oh irgeno DeI6(
mutcricucn 8ortbeilc 0amit Der,
fniipft limo. 8enn oas Ringen mad
30eaIen ibm ii6ereu @elogetpinn in
NuSiid)t itelen lpiiroe, 10 mare er ge,
nib ebenio idarf oobinter Der, niC
biuter Dem Grtperb BON moterieucr
8iitern.
Qieier @eiit ser SeIbitIu6t ourt)'
0ringt ale @erbGItniiie oe3 omert'
foniiden 2ebenS; Dfonomiife, poll.
tiite, geieui6uftlihe un0 tirdIifc.
Sn 0fouomiider Qinii6t er5ellgt er
Die froiier, in Die Nltgcn foQen0cn
8egeniGte 5piiden Hcidtbrm unO
Irmuth, in politiiher Den SOB roe
gen ocS @ettbenerbeS nm 0iieutli6c
eintrdgIife 8oittioncn, in geieQ'
I6uftlider oen bereitS orientolii6c
6ornten onnebmenocn 9oitengeiIt
1ulo in fir6lider Die 3pietroft Der
nm oic CUNT ser Men9e b~lbleuoen
Gongregationen ODER &eligionSs@c.
ieLihoftcn."
@ot Dem oNb, 9urier" bat 3ims
mcrmonn in ieinem @orrport oelt Ell.
nentli6en 3med ieines 9u6es be.
font: Die Imerifaner oertifer Nos
tionolitdt oaron ST. erinnern, ooB
ein en9ere5 3uiommenihlieBen ibrer
8ertreter sur grboltutg uno 6oroer
rltng ibrer iibertommcnen Sprohe,
Sitten uno Gni6nuungen auBerit
oienli6 iei." Qo8 lit ia lpabr, ober
Ihon taltIeno 0tol oorber geiogt
moroen. Sn ieinem SdIuBfapitel
iogt Ser 8erfoiier: n9ie mooernc
noroomerifoniI6e Republit lit cine
8Ilttofrotie, ans nelfer Der olte ed,s
re oemofrotiihe @eiit, mie er bi2
@riinoer Der Hepublif beberri6tc,
poQig entidmunOen it," limo ooS
moOernc noroomertfaniid)e 2eben
lit, rpie 3immermaun nit uieler &c.
redti0ung iogt, ngefenn5ei6net
our6 Die groBen @c8cnIobe bon
8ciftbum ltnb Gruultb, our6 ooS
6eblen zines ber5lihen SoeoIism1,a
uno Oltrt einen f%roiier, ole &iidii6'
ten tpeg>perfcnOen gaoiSmllS,"
9lutf ooS Bud ielbit, mie ulif Sic
ltrtbcilc 3immermonn's iiber 2onO
uno Qcute glmerifo'S iino mir 9e'
ipannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05

ifurei ni6t bringen, ME 0enn iibers
boupt Die Iodrihten bon bort mo8er
getpeien limb. Gin Bort Irtbur IoBt
lid StoiieI oie Soponer nod tpettet
Die a0pie ciurenncn 49, alf mie Ionge
noh2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05
Gbitpriene Nptisen.

QoS Ieste &egterung&'
Bulletin ifdBt Die biesidbrige9oltm.
LpoQ . Grnotc ouf II Wti1ionen Bal
len I'M @ertbe BON $50 Wi1ionen
Collars. Der Siioen bat olio cin
reides Sabr.
Rad items mtrb il 3 e 5
ariegSi6iff ein cigeneS @eifnpooer
sur 9eipuf)ung benotbigen, meint
Die nN..Y. Sta3tg." ongeiiftS Der
an Dem SdIodtidtffe Connecticut"
oerit6ten SreDel.
Wie 0as n9erl. 3a9ebl."
meloet, Iino ben Ssraeliten I'M 8ou'
berllement Wtinsf, ole lif ibrer Wti'
IitGrpflift ent3ogen baben, Strafen
bon insgeiammt 100000 Hlbel
urferlegt lpor0en.
Sab man mid ungeIt t
nit H0ntgen d. Stroblen experiment.
tirt, menn Die 8oriiht ouBer ad)t
aelolien miro, bat Der Iiiiitent Col.
IONS, SIR. Clarence Ia1p, erfabren
miiiien. @r lit uorge1tern an Der
@irfung oicicr Stroblen 9citorbeh,
nodoem i'm id)on oorber beioe gr.
me omputirt por0en ipuren.
Die Nem 0orfer Yropbc c.
tenblotter, bic Dor einigen Wofen
Den Sieg III Der YrGIibentidoftS.
Gompogne idon 10 9enou poraus5u'
iogen wllBten, iino iest iueit peniger
Ii6er. Sic IteGen Den @oblolisfaa
in pielen Stooten oils 3meifelboit
bin. 0oS Orofeln lit bcllt5utoge nod
meniger %5upcrl6iig olS meilonb IN
Selpbi.
Inorem Gornegie hretb
elm Bud; elm Bud, oos georldt per'
oen ion. 9isber bot er Mir 3oblen
in feline Gbedbii6er geifrieben. Do.
Al bralltt man MIR tiihtiges Gut
hoben in ben 9onten. &r. Carnegie
mill ober jest 5eigen, ooB er nit)t
bios @eIo, ipnocrn aild 8eilt bat
ga ieoe Scr BON Dem arolllS geltifte
ten 9ibIiotbefen nlebrere Grcmplor'
oes Garnegie'iden Sudes orifoficr
miro, 10 lit Der gbiot iton BON born
berein geiidert.
Buffalo at lebten 9 cnn
too feline erIte 6eier oes 9eutifet
Cages 9ebabt, uno lie lit, ipie mi
oi,s Den 9ufialo'er 3%eitnngen erie
ben, Elm GROCER erfolg gefpelen. De
Buff. 8plfsfr." if)reibt: vGs lpa
cine in ieoer Siniid)t prddtig gelnr'
gene 5eier, Elm greiehiB, aitf ipeld)e
beionoers Der bieiige 3tpeig DC
Geutih : gmerifauiid)en NationoI
Sunbes, ole 0eiltihe 8eieui6uft boz
c Buffalo, nit bober 9eiriebigung 81
riidbliden bari" - Die Seier trlt
= ben g~borafter zines ed,ten oeutid
amerifoniid)en 8olfsfeites, ols me
s Dies iie ia oud eeboht lit Sho,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-05
9Innultc 8iuSerpatcr.

IS Itarb an 3. Cfober 1904, 2benos bnIb
0Qpcrtb. oeIicbte Satin bon g8tuiam atnoers
batter, i'm glitter bon q SHbren. Die 9eerots
gliitg luiro am Utittiupdl, Den 3. Gttober 8
ilbr gla6mtttaQs, bonn lruuerbanie, gtr, 2435.
tsi5eoerals Strabe, aus ftnttfinoet.
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Siermit miro Den Snbabern bon GaltirIprer
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bereitct ietn iutro, Die Certificate beiuatcr Nh,
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aeqen Gor5eiaung ulto glblteierllug. befagter &C.
b0ri9 inooiitrter Certificate in otelem Separte'
mtent eiu5ulbfen.
Die 3tnfen5ablung uuf beiaate 9lnIetbe tpiro
am 8. gluDember 1904 dufboren. Die ueber'
trueurg5bii6er fiir oieielbe lueroeit am IA. Otto
ber 1904 gei6lpien.
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1epartcment fir 5ifeutlidle gnntet.
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tags bis . llbr gIadmittaes, trgeno lpelte
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intereltrten Partetett gennntt iperoen moeen,
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