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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02
ltnfGac cincS SnecS.
0rci W}ann nit fnappCr Not6 Dem
So0c entronncn. - Wllrocn BON

0rci Wtam nit tnoppcr gtot6 Dem
2o0c entromncn. - Wltr0cn BON
&clldtga8 bctGltbt allfgcfumocH.
0rCi mgoriidc Gogcl0bner, lpeldc
ont Noumcrltng BON annapolis. ISlrlc-
ton nod Baltimore turlcL buttcll in
Der 9tudt bon 0omcritog olri qeItcrn
cln tnuppc9 @utfonmcn bon cillcnl
iGbcn So0c. Die orci &clltc, lucld)c
lidJ 3ltr 3cit i'm .MIorOlGnocr llni.
ocrlitdta =@oipitul" b%efiu0cn morcn:
Nll0lllt &onmolafp, 20 Sabre alt,
Sobn Chico, 81 Sabre alt, un0 &ins
cent @cn5iuSfi, 2S Sabre alt. Iae
Orct limo crit tllr5e 3cit I'M 2unoc,
mo 6lnor orbcitctcll tic nubc Der 9ln.
nopoltS- SlulCtion. glnt 9onncrItnd
No6mittog toncu tic nnd Der N&irtb-
lhoit BON Srnnt 0orccllu, 9tr. ttt,
Siio- YeumitroBc, mo mictbetcn Elm
3inlmcr. I'm If ltbr bcoubcn iic
lid) 5llrHllbc, nod)0cm elmer ser 80.
riQcn porbcr oo9 @u8 uIl90cbluicn
bate. Nu9 0orcclo tic on Morgcn
ollfpccfen molltc, fon0 CT olc 0rct
BON Sos bctGllbt Dor. Gr bclludrid,
tigtc ioQIcih Oic Yoli5ci, mo bic orci
ilul0cn 2cltc mur0clt uod ocnt ,Wto.
%rplGnoer lllioerlitGt3 8oipitol" &c.
broht, moiclbit iic bis acitcru 9lbcno
Nllc ullBcr &%cbcn9gcfobr murcll. 9ttr
Der llnltonb, Dob tic Elm Icnltcr I'M
ShIoI5inmcr tbetImcilc often IicBen,
rcttctc Die &clltc Dor ciuem lid)ercn
So6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02

Neuc 3obudr3te. - 0oS
9altimorcr Golleg fiir 3obnbeilfum-
De biclt 8citcrn ieine &abrcsidhlB-
Ieier I'M oN}orDlono lbeotcr" ob.
9lhtb. 8. y. W}cGobe BON &ec5burg,
ga, biclt ole Scitreoe.
Die crfolgrcidcn Stuoenten Iiuo:
Sri. 9. g. alderman, 9}crp.Dorf; s.
Is. NQen, W%}oiiodyuiett5; ". g. An=
tcrlp, YCnnipIponicn; s. q. MSfep,
Miiiiilippi; ". q. glruitroug, 0ooo
Scotia; 5. 8orclop, 8cnuiDlponien;
&. &. @cdpitb, Nopo Scotia; s. g..
9ilbop, Ncm &criep; &. G.@lafmore,
&irQinicu; &. S.@lpt6e, Canada; 81.
s. 8or0clon, 2ouiiiono; s.. @riItol,
&ermont; s. &. GoplclL Ecro8; 4.
5. Gorrigon Connecticut; I.8.Gum.
min2S, @clt=NirQinien; g. ". 0'Mr-
on, N}oiuc; .. u. 0npiion @irgi-
nien; $. ". 0cainQcr, Wto,; 8. st.
0cnte, Ontorio; NJ. s. 0oIon; Mtoi-
ioduictta; 5. Is. 0oug6tp, Moinc;
&. 3. @mmiu0 N.-&.; e. u. Goop
Melts&irNinicn; 3. 9. 6~crnonoc3
Eorto Hico; Is. ". Iidtncr, Genr
Iplponicn; .. Is. GinniQorl &crmont
w. 9. Glpn, W%ioIioduictt@ Is. 8.
@ermon, Fcnni.; q. ". Settler,
Mo; 3. N. Gibbons, Wfaiio6uictt8;
y. @roOO, Yrincc G0poro j5lanb;
y. VI. @roU, &noiono; Z. T.. Wun
%lr0inicn; $. s.. &oun, 9tclu q Ser
len; y. .. &inmon Connecticut; ".
:. Sotlon, WtoiioduiettS &. &cnicrL
Ohio; y, s.. &cclcr, Connecticut; Z.
Hctocl, Ecro2; u. y. &ilbournc,
FcnnIDluonicn; II. s.. &0blcr, e.
ro9; Is. :. 2eiabtorL 9tclu @rms
lpid; Is. ". &ocluc, Wi~orDlono; ;.
VI. WfonofcG MorDlono; =. Is. Wfor-
tin, W~toiioduictt9 {; =. @. WcGui-
lonL SirNinicn; 81. $. Wtc2ult06lin,
Moro Carolina; :. s.. WtitdcQ, Wiois
nc; .. q. Wtorriion, S0inoiS; 3. s.
Mltnro, NtoOa Scotia; 9. g. 9tcilcp.
Nooo Scotia; 5. y. H. NoloL II.
s.; s. gtorriS, gtoro Carolina; Z.
i. Starts, Nopo Scotia; y. q. RccS,
@clt Girginicn; &. N~iualunO, Ecm
lnloonien; s. e. Nobilluro, Wtuii.;
8. ,. Ne, WtorDlon0; 5. 6. Sharp
Frincc Goruoro &9lono; w. Z.
Gins, Obio; $. 9. Small &crnlont;
Z. g. Smith, Alobomo; s. NJ. So.
mcra, Moinc; $. Stoner, WGp, Oorf;
VI. 81. Gbonpion, &irNinicn; 6. $.
Tcrmillion, @cit . &ir0inicn; q. ".
@otlon, &cit &irginicn, ulo :. ".
Wbcclcr, Wtorplon0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02
IbfnbrtSta9c Der Snmpfcr BON Ncms
g)urf. I

9ompfcr o@roi 8olOcrIcc" am 80.
Npril llo6 Samblrg.
9ompicr oGtrurio" am 80. gprit
nod &iOerpooI.
9ompfcr st. &oui8" ont 30.
Ipril nod Soutbdupton.
9olnpicr n8irlon0" an 80. gpril
nad) Intuerpcrt.
9ompfcr oWieioba" am 80 gpril
nad &rn0on.
9ompfcr COLUMBIA" an SO.
Tpril nod Glasgow.
0ompicr a&ronprin5 8ilDclm"
am 3. Wni nod) Bremen.
9ompicr o@crmonio" am 3. Mui
no6 Ncopel.
0ompicr o2omboroia" am 8. WPai
ltod) Neopcl mo @cnua.
Gompfcr uNhtraniu" am 3. Wfai
uod Gtcopcl uto @cnuo.
0on1pfcr nOceonic" AM A. Mui
lluu) SlOcTpuol.
0ompier n8orborciio" am 5. Moi
nad Bremen.
9ompicr nEollroine" am 5. Wtoi
nad SABRE.
9cntpfcr Bulgaria" ont 7. Wai
nod Sombrrg.
Qompicr rYrin5eiiin Srene" orrl
:. Wtui nod) Neopcl uno @enuo.
Gonnpier o%9Iitorio" ant 7. Otol
nod) Glasgow.
3or1picr o@oScogne" am 7. Wtoi
rad Sabre.
Compiler o&uconio" am 7. Mai
nod 2iOcrpool.
0ontpicr u@ermonic" am Z. Wtoi
rod SoutDompton.
9oInpier nWtinnetonfa" am 7.Wtoi
nnd) Sonoon.
9ompfcr oSoocrlono" am 7. Miai
nof Nntwerpcn.
9ompicr oScflu" am 7. Wtai nod
aopcnDogen.
0onlpier nBotSoom" ant 10. Wui
ndd Hottcr0on.
9olnpfcr "Yrin5eilin gIlice" nrt
10. Wtoi nod Bremen.
0dmpfer ogtoro Amerifu" am If.
Wal nod yteapel uno @cnuu.
Gompier oSeutonic" am if. Wtai
rod) 2ioerpool.
3olnpicr oHrin5 N0olbcrt" AM f..
Wtai nad gteopcl uno 8enlto.
Compiler nSourention" am II.
Wai nod Glasgow.
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@rnnoitiifs = ltc6crtrognugen.

8roncca &iri6 ol George $. Sam.
men, . @~rrnOltiidc; $2t6G.
@oltocrncur SDott, len, etc. an
Mihorb $. @cnribc, Noroieitc Der
81, nobc NooncitroBc, no bel 97.G,
@runo5inS $3.50; $500.
@iaiom Yottcrion etc. an Clement
98ebcr etc, McIticitc Der GoQinQton-
9lpcnlrc, nobe OrlconSItrobc, If bel
50; $595.
Niidnr0 GronnucM ilut., an ,ioicpb
No0nnocr, Oiticiic SofsNia=, nobc
20. Strobc, fl bel 100, Wr,m!o5in9
$50, 81 $50.
George y. aoglc, inn, on Wtur0o-
ret Moohcn, Olticitc 0llrbunr-, no6y
Wou0bitrobc, 1916 bel 20, @tuno5inS
$9,37 $i35.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02

Sub sic Sam c 10 c) III
Sopnnern uno Nulcn. -
Sr. Gbrilt. 9uub. Der bcfonltc &C.
frct0r be9 Nntonip G%onclopcS, 30.
8, Nr. 1915, Niblono = Nucnue, bat
BON lcincn1 Gllfcl, Srn. 6cro. Is.
Gollb, Der ollf DEM @ullOcs areli5cr
cincinnati" 0ient, cine %inntoie DC.
'%trcibunng DER S6lod)t bel Gbonntl.
20 5iuiId)cn Der iopotii6en l6lotte
nllb Dem rlllIiid)en SrelSer .&oriog"
itIo DEM Sullonenboote SORTS" e.
bolten. Ger iunge !Sr. 0oub id)iI.
bert III pofenoer @eiic Die .Sdlaft
nno Die Irt uno @eiie, in iueld1cr
Die 9eIoBinl9en Der Sd)iiie onoerer
afofte oen &erluunocten at SiiliC
fmten.
Sronoe. - Gin &nobe iuarf &c,
tern Ibeno ge9en ) llbr elm bren-
ltenoes Streihbol5 IN einen Dor Dem
Sooen oes 6ranf Rotudef, 0r. 800
Silo : InnItroBe, itebenoen @oiolin.
gebolter. melber erplooirte. Sd,o.
Ocn $iO; Nronoitiitcr nid)t crmi,-
telt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02
Or. Hiottc's &urtrags. N6cno.

Ginc tlcine @cmcin0c bon 6rclm,
Den gutter MISUNDERSTANDING bottc
iid) 0cItcrn Nbcuo III Scr @ollc Scr
o0armonie" eingciun0cn. nm Or.
@ermom Htottc bon Berlin ais Ncs
citatOr ST. horeu. Or. &iottc lit cill
&ortru9@n1eiItcr. Gr begorm nit
Der ld)0lten 0id)tlutg Scmpion'S
oGnod) Irocn" Tin Der llcberietllng
BON NolOmiillcr). Or. Hiottc lit
ticf III ocn @cilt Der 0idtltu0 cill9c.
orlutgcn lnl0 bcbcrrld)t oiciclbc poll.
ItGnOi8. Die gut flingcnOc, moOll.
lationafGbi9c Stinm1c ocS Hecita.
tors, ictn dlnrottcriitii6eS Micncll.
lplcl, lprcd)clloc 9lllgelL, mobUolle IT,.
0od) mlrtionlc @citeI, id)0ne Nutiir.
lld)telt 0cS &ortrogS, Der ober olld)
mirtIunnc Stci9erllngclt nitt fcblcn,
llcBcl ooS Wciitcrlpcrf G%cunpion'S
tici olli Die Scorer pirfc1. ga, Or.
Hlottc lit Yteiiter Oc9 8ortrogs; CT
DerItebt eS, Ole 0idtlung IN Oen so.
rcrn oiilebcn 81 ~loiIen; or orbeitct
NIT feinen filnitlcrild)en Mitteln,
mcioct llcbertrcibungen, ober cs fcblt
leillen @ortrogc ~beSluegcn ood nidt
an temperament. 9tod nGnod) 9lr.
Den" trllg @r. Hiottc nod cinige @c.
oldtc III bnperilhcr, i0diiidcr urO
platt0entldcr Wtlnoort Dor mo 5cig.
tc, ooB cr oieie 0ioleftc poalt0noi0
bcberri6te. SdIooe, Dob Or. Riottc
fiir leinc MciitcrportrGge fcilt 5obl.
reld)ercs Yrbliflm botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02

Der Stootrut6 GIebe.
luro bat leiner 6rcuoe iibcr Die Ser.
to9ltl1g Der Stout9geicbgebung uon
Ohio Olird) folgenocn cinItimntig all.
9ellomntcncn @eidIIB Nu9orltd &c.
Gebelt; o9cidIoiicn, boB Der Stoot.
ratb Der Stn0t GIcoelono 0aS 8olt
bon Ohio begIiidlpiini6t SIT 0er5bot.
lod)c, Dab Ole General . Niientblp Iidl
belltc Line Die" pertnat bot" StGr.
fer fam bic SbGti1fcit elmer BOLTS.
ocrtrctlina nidt mobl oerurtbeilt
lucrocn. Alth Die Hepublituner oes
StootrotbS itimmten fir ben ge.
lhluB. Die @elcBAcber bo6en'S iibrt.
gen" aud toll %gctriebcn. Sier MIR
Gin Yrobd)cn 0oS ocrihie0clle ueIt.
lide 9lGtter sum 9elten ge6en: Gin
Gontitc Der Se9islntur begnb iid nod)
Springfield, INN ooS oortige militGs
ride Watlcubau5 81 inlpi5iren. Ga
Die llntcriud)ung lid etlpos in Die
Songc 500, 10 mlBte oo8 Gomite in
Der Hnitolt iibcrnodtcn. @inige Der
Serren 5ogcn lid lriib 5uriid, Ole oil.
oeren obcr %bennbnlen lid lpie i~inreile
Sduliungen, inocnt lie aaerbuto
finOiid)c Naotrio tricbcn mo cinen
S0rrn ntodtcn, Dab fem Wienlh iflo.
len tonntc. Gum S6lIB begoben lie
lid in oa5 oritte Stodluerf, orongeit
III 6oS S6loBimnler ser 2ebrerin-
men eiu uno qoilcn oenielben Sis.
molier in oic 9etten. @enero( Doung.
Der 8oriteber Der Inltalt, lit entp0ri
ilber oo3 unmiiroiGe @enebnlen ser
@elebgeber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02

Scr CONNER So6rpIun
Der oNllccn Mines Giicnbobn = @c.
iclll6oft" miro am nGd)Itcn Conn.
tag, ocn I, Wtoi, in 2roit trctcn. gin
oic1cm Gage iperocn Die bclic6tc,t
Observation-Disclosures nod 2ope.
Folnt lbrcn NnionG ncbmclL ebcnio
ole Sonntogs NuSfliigc nod 2eucS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS un0 Reho6otb.
@eod). Ger g0n5Iif %renopirte Gam.
pier oGucen Nnn" miro Den 8ier
Nr. 10 an Der &igbtitraBe t1alidl
NIT TitSnobnte bon SonItog nm
Sonntog, lttr 7.t5 WorgcnS uno nm
3.15 Nadlmittogs; SonitogS NM
1.15 WtorgehS mo = llbr 9todmit.
tags titr Souc.Goint ptrloiicnL 100
SerbinOung nit Oent 3uge fir olle
Stotlonen nod SclpeS, Gel, 0cnludt
miro. Der Compiler miro am Won.
tag llnl 7.15 Worgens bier obae6e,t
ulo nit Dem ;3iig nod 2elpeS uno
Hcbobptb 8%erbinOung boben. Der
Nod)nlitto9S 0ompfer gebt INN 3.t5
ob, MIR nod 2oDe-Eoint.
Gin Sobr. - Ger nit Dem irl.
Id)en 9taruen Sobu Wtllrpbp beboftetc
9teger mlB cit Sollienoioiu ieir,,
0cnn 5luei lhpnr5e 0ulcineos, Worn
Short ullo Safe scarborough, prii.
geIten lid geitern Morgen iuegen
linn I'M Souie gtr. t4t4. 9lodltroBs.
Sic eri6ienen geitern No6mitto0
Dor Squire @orlano lino oieier iono-
te aotie olif ein Sabr ms @ef0nJ-
nib, neil iie Der Worp nit einerl
9~icrgloic cine id)linlmc %crlcbund
anl Scope beibrahte.
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GcrmiIGtc telcsrupbiIdc 0cpcidcn.

- &n &ocilc, isis, mlrOe sic
@oAenfobrit Der @cbr. Slider 0urd)
6cllcr 5crit0rt. Ser S6ooen betrGgt
100000.
- Nus 9ltcnoS &prcS miro beridJ-
tct, Dab Die &oolulq oe5 Qompfer8
n3pIpbu," meld1cr am #. 9(pril BON
@uIf.Eort, Miii., obgeqongen mar,
in 9rollO 9crictb mo id)ner bei6G.
oigt muroe. Die Spribcn oc5 Sa.
fcnS l0idtcn Die 6ommcu.
- Der bel g(tloutic- Gitp 0eItrolt.
Octc britiidc Camper nGroigucuf"
lit nod nidt micoer iIott qclporoen.
Nclrtc lpcrocn 2i6tcridiffc ieinc
SoOlng All 3ltder obbolen. Gin Wfit.
0ltco Der Wtonui6ait, meldJe nod am
Yoro it, mllrOe gcitern leift per-
lctt.
- &n @rrmiou, 9&.-G., bat auiper
6olf lcinc Whlttcr Ourd ciuen t0ot,
Iid)cn SduB perlcbt. Gr Q(olt6tc, cS
let Elm Ginbrefer, olS CT ibrc &C.
ltalt Oe8 gto6ts our0 oa5 SauS ge.
ben lab.
Sn Ybilo0elpbio iiuo ole Sob.
IcnprciIe fir 8ortfoblcu nm 5ebn
G~enta-pro COME crb06t uoroe1.
Illcm Inidlcin nod aus Gram
ilbcr Den zoo icincr @attin ma6te
Der ID Sabre oltc NIcdner 6rcoerif
@robcr bon gtr. 1918, ScgolItraBe,
Camden, rs, iciuem &ebcl NIT
@iit ein Gn0c.
- Nl Der 9tG6c bonGam0en iuilrs
DC ctn 15.i0briGer ,Slriae bon einem
NIT etncr @cldDuinoigfeit bon ieds.
SIG Wfcllen pro Stlnoc oubin %ioltlen.
ocrt 3ll9e 9etroffen, in qroBem 30.
gen orciBig Sub ipeit iortgei6lul.
ocrt, lpie orrd) Elm @rmoer a6er uidt
0etuhrlid) perlebt.
Sn Muffin ottcr- Goiintp ga,
b%crbralllrtell geitcrn Nbeno bic bei0ell
SnobCll WnrDiae uno GonItoncc NI.
len, IL, rcip. s Sabre alt, III ser
Nbluclcllbcit Der @ltcrn in Scr clters
lidelt @obmmg.
Sn bod Hopio5, Soiuu, ullroe
Charles Hodcr lue9cn Grntorouna
oc@ 6ornlcra 9luglit Shr6oer OIL
3. &lni 1901 81 Boon, ,Su., 5llllt
Sooe Ocrltrtbcilt. &ofer buttc ole
&ittlpc S6roocr'S 0cbeirotbct, mo
ol5 oo9 critic 9inO 9cborcn mllroe,
rlodJtc or Den 8orlhlog, ooijclbe Sit
crllorocl, luaS Ole 6rou 10 in gSlttb
ocr'eBte, odB lie Die Nngaben &n,
dcr'9, CT bQbe ibrcu eriten Mann
crmoroet. Der Foli5ci mittbeiltc.
Die ollnitco Stote$ StabI.
Corporation" bat Die yGloirtou
StoblsGo." bon Ger .Grilci6lc Stobl.
So" fir $t2,000,OOO gefouft.
GoS Std0tden 6ernic int
Groru'S gtcIt = 0iItrift in gritilb.
Columbia lit total o%bgebronnt. Ger
Shooen miro oui eire babe Miaion
Collars Geihdbt. NobSu 5000 Der.
lonct limo oboodslos. SooeSfGae
fonnen nid]t Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02

Spfer icineS 9erufes.-
Ger "A Sobre nlte 6ronf @orre,t
ltorb 9cItern Nadmittog gegen }
llbr I'M Ct. Soiepbs . Soipitol an
SerleBun9en, Die er etlpu cine Stiln-
DC oorber oaourd erlitt, ouB Elm
Nfolten Der Limited electric So" an
Der Gte Der Sombaro : StroBe uno
Central . apenlle, aili bent er orbei.
tete, brad uno er 81 9ooen l~tiirste.
Gin S6aoelbriId modtc icincm GO.
ben ein @noe.
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Sn Sole0o bat ser 9u6balter
Sobn ". Martin NIT ieincr 6rolt
Selbltmorb begongcn. @r bate in
Der StaotoerluoItung groBe Gum,
men unteridlogen. 0eioe ruoreIt in
aird5en. unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gro
be Sifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02

*'" Qic vSo5ioliitiIhc 2icocrta
Jet" mo bic nSo5ioliitiihc Yortci"
peranitoItcn nlor1cn 2(benO i'm go,
Dor %OcCun" cine groBc Wtoiicicr,
iiir mcIfc Gin umioiicnoc9Bro
aronm ouiQcltcllt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02
&cpnblifaniIdDc Contention.

Oelegaten 5itr republjtouii6cn Ma-
tionol.G onpcntiou uuo Glcftorcn
sur &rGiiocut,u domination
nlt5erforct. @ooicpclt ibr
Mfann.
Die rcplblifoujiMc Contention
ocS 4. GongreB-C Nurjtta fono oc.
ltcrn 9l6cnO i'll &cbmmm'a @ouc an
Ger Noro.6omaroitrobc Itott, mo
5luor lpllroen in ocrlcl6cu sic SS.
@iQiom $. 8rccn lmO $. 2. Glun.
mingS olS Delegation }l ser rcp,lb.
lifuniihen Notionol Contention II.
Die $50. @illiom Z. Conn uno 9lcr.
ollocr @iliotlt3 ais StcIucrtrctcr or
nonmt. 9llS @leftor mur0c &r. 90
bert O0lc ln0 ol3 rcpublifoniihcS
Wfit9lico Ser Expectations @cb0roc
@r. s. ". Morinc crpGblt. Die DC
Icgoten mllr6cn initrrirt iiir IrGii-
ocllt Hoo1epelt TNlC0Crll0nlInQtIor
81 %ltimntcn.
3. 9inrift.
Die Contention 0ca 3. GiItriftS
iono I'M Linton 2eoauc G%nlb6ouIc"
ltott. Sn ocricIbcn murocn Die NS.
3, ". &oncS uno Or, ". Booze ais
Delegation nno oic @@, 81. Z. @ouo
lulO s. &ronmiller ais Stcapcrtrctcr
5lt Scr Notionol=G Convention crlu0blt.
Nl9 Gleftor lpltroc Or. :. N. &ort-
mani uno ais Mit9lico Scr 9lppcQo
tionSbcborOc @r. Mobcrt Nc. Nc6b
inOollirt. Die 0clc0otcn ulrocn in.
%ltrlirt, fiir ErGiiocnt RooicpcIts
INSTRUMENTATION ST itmmcn.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-02-18

hest and bravest citizens going down 10
death. They at last began lombard
ment Of the city. Today you can see
the marks on nearly every house III
Edelweiss. Hundreds OF graves In the
valley 10 the south attest the terrors OF
that siege. The castle was stormed'
and Prince Ganlook, with many OF the
chief men of the land, met death. Inc
nrlnce was killed in front Of the castle
qotes from which he had sailed In n
last brave attempt to beat OH the con
querors. A bronze statue now marks
the SPOT on which he fell. The prln-
cess. his wife, was my sister, and as
held the portfolio Of finance II was
through me that the city surrendered
bringing the siege to an end. Fifteen
years ago this autumn-the 2Oth OF NO
ysnber. to be explicit-the treaty OF
peace was signed in Sofia. We were
compelled to cede portion OF territory
in the far northeast valuable Tor ltS
mines. Indemnity was agreed upon by
the peace commissioners, amounting TO
20. 900 900 gavvos, or nearly S3O,OOO'OOO
In your money. In fifteen years this
money was to be paid, with Interest
On the Goth of November, this year.
lhe people Of Graustark must pay 25,-
700 600 gavvos. The time is at hand,
md that IS why we recall the war so
-ividly 1t means the bankruptcy of !
he nation, gentlemen"
TO be c0HtiHuedJ
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-02-18
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Grants Pass, Oregon, Feb. 4, 1904.
To S. J. Paul;
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned, Franta Novotny has ex-
pended during the year ending De-
cember 81, 1901, One Hundred Dol.
lars in labor and improvements ON
each of the following described min
ing claims, to-wit:
The Iron Horse Quartz Mining
Claim situated in Wolf Creek (unor-
ganized) Mining District, Josephine
County, Oregon, the location notice of
which was on March 81, 1900, filed
for record with the County Clerk for
Josephine County, Oregon, and the
same now appears of record in
Volume 10 of Mining Records of
Josephine County, Oregon, at page 800
thereof.
Also that quartz mining claim
known as the Climax, situated in the
Wolf Creek (unorganized) Mining
District, Josephine County, oregon,
the location notice of which was ON
June 10. 1900, filed for record in the
office of the County Clerk for Jose
phine County, Oregon, and the same
now. appears OF record IN VOL. ~
Mining Records of said County at
page 400 thereof.
Also the Dutchman Quartz Mining
Claim situated in Mt Reuben (unor-
gauized) Mining District, Josephine
County, oregon as particularly de.
scribed in the location notice there OF
filed IN the Office OF the County CLERK
for Jospehlne County, Oregon, June
2l, 1901, and the same now appears
of record in Vol. IA of Mining records
OF SAID county AT page l42 Thereon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-02-18
BRIGHT'S DISEASE

The largest sum ever paid Tor a pre-
scription, changed hands in San Fran.
cisco, Aug. 80, 1901. The transfer in
volved in coin and stock Sll2, 10000 and
was paid by party Of business men for
a specific ior Bright's Disease and Da
betes, hitherto incurable diseases.
They commenced the serious investi.
CATION OF the specific Nov. 10, 1900
They interviewed scores of the cured
and tried it out on its merits by putting
over three dozen cases on the treatment
and watching them. They also got phy.
sicians to name chronic, incurable cases
aud administered it with the physicians
for judges. Up to Aug, %, 81 per cent
Of the test cases were either well or
progressing iayorably.
There being but thirteen per cent OF
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceedings
OF the investigating committee and the
clinical reports OF the test cases were
published and will be mailed free on
application. Address john j. FULTON
Company, 420 Montgomery st. San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-02-18
sYNopsIs


Chapter l-Grenfall Lorry, a
wealthy American globe trotter,
stumbles into acquaintance with
charming foreign girl on the train
from Denver 10 Washington The
pair are left behind when the fier
stops for repairs in West Virginia
Chapter III - LoTry wires ahead to
hold tho train. He aud the unknown
girl ride twenty miles at a tearing
pace in mountain coach. There is
no loyemaking, but near approach
TO 1t as the rolling stage tumbles the
passengers about Chapter III -Lotry
dimes with the foreign party, consist
ing OF Miss Guggenslocker, Uncle Cas-
per and Aunt Evonne. They are no
tives of Graustark, country Lorry
had never heard Of before. Chapter
~. - Borry shows the foreigners the
sights of Washington. They leave
for New York TO sail on the Kaiser
Wilhelm. Miss GuggcnslOcker naiyely
calls Lorry her "ideal American"
and invites him to come and see her
at Edelweiss Chapter WILDLY in
fatuated, Lorry hurries to New York
The name GugRenslocker is not on the
steamer list. He sees the steamer
off. Miss g. waves him kiss from
the deck. Chapter VI -Lorry joins
his old friend, Harry Anguish, an
American artist, in Pari. Graustnrk
and its capital, Edewleiss, are located
by guidebook. The Americans get !
no trace of the Guggenslockers thero. |
Chapter VII --Lorry sees his charm
on driving in a carriage with beanti- |
ful companion of her own sex. He
gets glance Of recognition, but the
carriage rolls on, leaving the mystery
unsolyed Later he receives n note ut
his hotel signed Sophia Guggenslocker.
inviting him TO visit her next day.
Chapter VlII-In the evening Lorry
End Anguish ramble about the grounds
Of the castle where dwells the court of
the Princess of GTaustark They over.
hear "a plo. TO abiuct the princess and
resolve to capture the plotters red
handed. IX-Followi 2 the conspira-
tors, Lorry finds himself in q room he
heard them designate as that Of the
princess. X.--Lorry tell the princess
of the plot Mutual recognition; she
Is Miss Guggenslocker Dannox, the
guard, Is in the abduction plot. He &
fells Lorry with terrible blow. An '
guish to the rescue. ,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-02-18
CIIAPTER XII.

a WAR AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
M ORltN was removed to another
room before dinner, as she had
H promised.
After they had dlncd the two
strangers We're left alone for several
hours Anguish RECALLED his friend
with an enthusiastic dissertation on
the charms Of the Countess Dagmar.
lady In waiting TO the princess. In
conclusion he said glowlngly, his cigar
having been out for half an hour or
more because his energy had been
spent In another direction:
"lou haven't seen much OF her, Lor.
ry, but | tell you she is rare. And
she's not bctrothcd 10 any Of these con.
founded counts or dukes either. They
all adore her, but she's not committed"
'llow do you know all thlsYn de-
monded Lorry, who but half heard
through his dreams
asked her, OF course How In thun.
der do you suppose
"And you've known her but day!
Well, you are progrcsslvew
"Oh perfectly natural conversation,
you know" explained Anguish com.
poscdly. "She began It 10y asking mo
II | were married, and | said wasn't
even engaged. Then asked her II she
were married You see from the title.
you can't tell whether countess is
married or single She said she wasn't.
and | promptly aud very properly cx.
pressed my umazcmcut By loye. she
has u will and mind ot her own. that
young woman has she's not going to
marry until size finds man of the
right sort which Is refreshing. like
20 hear a girl talk like that. especially
u pretty girl who can deal I'm princes,
counts and all kinds ot nobility when
Il comes 60 u matrimonial trade. Ry
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-02-18
Nearly Forfeits HIS Life.

A runaway almost ending fatally,
started horrible ulcer on the leg of
j. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, |.
For four years it de1ed all doctors
and all remedies. But Bucklen' :
Arnica Salve had no trouble to cure
him. Equally good for burns, bruis-
es, skin eruptions and piles. % cents
at National Drug Store and Grants
Pass PharmaeY
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-02-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In The County Court For Josephine
County, Oregon.

In The County Court For Josephine
County, Oregon.
In the Matter of the Estate
Of William Dunlap, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, James II. Colby, has been
appointed administrator Of the Estate
Of William Dunlap, deceased, by the
County Court for Josephine County,
. Oregon, and all persons having claims
against said estate are notified to pre-
sent the same, duly verified, to the
undersigned administrator at the law
Office of II. d. Norton in Grants
Pass, Josephine County, Oregon, on
OF before six months from the date of
the first publication of this notice,
which first publication is Thursday,
January Il, A. D., 1904.
JAMES II. COLBY,
Administrator.