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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

popicr erbnlten boben mo Dab tie
nit Der I'M @iirgerpnpicr genonltcn
Fcrion tocntiI6 iino.
@ittpcn uno &iltocr n%tiiiien sic.
icIbcn 0oten be5iigli6 oeS @otteu
ooer &otcr5 porlegen.
Ter YoB lit 5rpci Sabre 9iiltig.
9htf Den FoB fam man olld) feline
Strait feline nlinocriGbri0en &inocr
mo 0icuitbotcu mitncGmcn.
No6 cincm Gpngrcb = Nci6luiic
iilrO ole @oB-NcguIotioncu ser Der.
ifieocncn fremoen 2Gnoer, iolpeit
oicIelben bon &crtretccu Ser Ser.
Staoten I'M Iu8lonoc crnittcIt iper.
ben fontttelL in 9u6form Gcorltdt
unO an oic Congress Wtitglie0er Der.
tbeilt mor0en, Plus oieier 9roidiire
lit eriidtlidL BOB 9iirger Der Ser.
Stootelt, luenn tic lj6 ms NllsIono
..begeben foit IN allen 6Glen gut
tbltn, iid HGiie 81 bciorgcn, Oo tic oo-
Ourd biclen llnonnebmli6fcitcn emf.
geben mcroclr. Nlld bci'm Gmpfong.
ncbn1et bon 9riefihoiten, 8elOien-
out8en II. /. ~. lit Elm Bob 0o8 bette
SegitimotiolSmittel.
Die 9eitimmmgcn IN oen berid)ic,
oenen &Gnbern lolttcn oicIcm 9erid)t
5uiolge:
Cent Of loub.
Der 6elttide @oti6oitcr crfl0rt me
ter Nnocrcm: Gin omcrifonii6er
9iirger, ipeIdcr bcoblidtigt in
Gcllti6lun0 ouf elmer llniperiitGt 81
itltoiren, Elm @ei6Gft ooielblt 81
9riinoeu oOer lif lon9ere 3eit oltf3u.
baIten bcn0tbigt, INN ieins Soentit0t
SIT bcmeiicn, zines YolicS."
SeItrei6 = ungarn.
Nod ben 8eieber oeS &oiierreidS
mltB elm ie0er 9lltSldnoer, meIder
Die @ren5cn SeItreid. llngorn'S iibers
idreitet, eilten BoB beliben, obgleid
Oieie @eItimmmg in 9elp0bnlidcn
5Gaen ni6t oltr6gefiIbrt miro. ger.
lonen, tpeIdc fid) ldnger, ais cinige
Wfonate in 0ieiem 2anoe ouiboIter,
miiiien cinen 9oB ooer Gbnli6e 90.
fuuIerte oufmeiien, 10 ooB ibre gto-
tionaIitat unb Soentit6t ~feltgeiteqt
iperoen fam.
@ 6 10 / 3.
8rem6e in Der Sdnpei5 6roilden
feline %diie Oor5upeiieu, jeoof miro
a%ngerotbeL aud BET einem 9elude
oieieS 2on0eS cine berortige 2egiti.
nation NIT iid 3t fiibren. Sotelbe.
iiber iino in Der S6tpci5 fir lire
@Gite nerontiportlid, je0od) miiIIen
5rem De in a%oitbdilIern uno 8rioots
mobnungen inlerbolb 6reiBig 3ooen
lire TGiie bel Ser OrtSpoliSei einrei.
den, mo miro ibnen 6ulln Elm Milf.
entbolts . 9ere6tigungSidein olsoe.
fertigt. ghlslGftoer fonneu AT ieoer
3eit ungebinoert ipieoer oas 2ono
bcrloiien.
RieOerIonoe un6 g e.
iitungen.
suSlanoer miiiieu nit 8dlien Der.
Ieben icin, ieood miro bieie 0toBrc.
gel bel Gourilten inter oeipobnliben
~llmltonoen nidt ongenenoet. Nod)
eiiiem Iufentbalt bon 5tpei Monoten
leOod miiiien ii6 9luslGnoer ioentiii.
SIREN uno regiltriren I~oiielt. @ei Der
abreiie lit Die 8or5eigung zines Sc.
gttlmotions @apiers ni6t eriorber.
lid.
Sn 8nidno 9oramaribo) mer.
Den BoIie ni6t perlongt ebenlo ollf
SABA @atobin). II Sir g III a.
ira Waoang) belteben oieiel6en gie.
gelnL jeoo6 tbut man 8oriihts hal.
Der gut, einen 9aB nit lid 8u fiib.
rem.
Cried lamb.
9bgleid) Ydiie seietlid porge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
Werdlants' e Miners' Sranspor-
tation Gompaap.
Hampfer-Ytntsn.

Tanipfer-2tHtsn.
Na1 Bolton uno benz Often: tebeu Wcntna.
sStgnIa9, Sonneritae urb GaGitaa abepos
Na9 ,Rrobtoence uno benz Often: 'eben eonrs
rag Wttifpo6 uno 5reitag, 4benbS 8 ubr.
Sfa1 yieipnort Yieips mt Eorfolf: tasIth
6radt fpiro id9Iid bic 8 tbr g6enbs foe an
Dem Iage abfabrenoe Dampter Gnpencmmen.
gfo9 SaSalltiab ino benz GGben: fenen 8ieHs
TAG, .%oHlertt0g INTO Sanflag. MtPnps q tlbr
S~o,ioHer lrno prooiheuce'D umpfcf flbrPn
POI. Der g9erfie dEi SuBs hes 2onatSo1s 40;
Snoalliia9sDcmpter bon Der m:rl.p Gm 5l5e
Der BeItf5auss9 lbenue.
6. ID. Gtatnabam. agGit
GUug.Bod.
70. @. Snruer, @.sB.sa.
n. .. etebbins, ON.
3nt:ptbttyeau. Ir. GOA, Vuro.GlarleS-Stt.
Sra9t' u1o BaiaeesBhreat: Tr. 22I Wet
Baltimore sstrGbe. U13.T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
GOf.G Erect 9ampfbOOt sGOmpaguic
2uhrnIou
Srlcsiun Clinic nene idncIlc Sag
SOOtc r2Orb Baltimore" uuS
uNcnn" md GllnNclphia.

Te4inHeH Counting, ben 8. Snnt, nm s iibr
8orlnttteBS, uno BON bdnH a6 tieli9 NIB
Sonntdas, bon oer 2t9bts uno RrottsStraBe,
In Settertnn iro Gbefter, gar aHbalteHo.
PrGdlttgc Snbrt burds ben 9amut.
Sabrt in elmer 5ttdtun9 St.50; StunbfGbrt
q6 Ia9e( fir &iidiabrt auf Gag. ODER yiathi'
Dooten giittiq, $3.50.
@unbreiies8 ileie, BON gblIabelpbta auF Der
%. & 8. @ubn"' 8uriidfebrenb, $3.50. Sirefte
Sabrbtlete nab AtIanttc.6itg uuo 5uritd per
Boot 1913; ODER eau5 per 9a9n, fir 10 Gage
aiiltia $3.50. Serner oircfte 5Q6rbiGete nah
gtriu. Durt, 2una.9randl, asbprp,@nrI, etne
Miftlna, $500; Gunofnbrt 5000; 6ape Nan,
Gulofabrt $500. Nn6ts3ampter fabren uul
Q nDr Slisnfo ta9It9Sn , SaonFttG9S Gns9enonl.
Sprtnes, 9ieipport, Remsoanen (Gt), 9orlGn6
(Nie.) uro ntroIi1en Bunften fperbcn i'm @tis
reali, fupie bel Nlbntab'S, gr. 2Ot, Goros
8teiIesSauobub.
Clarence ebrtper, aqent.
(WSntt0.I&S) 9er. 204. 2iabtStrake.
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@altimurc I~ampf.Hafet.GO
tgflic nn0 iuUrrldiiiN NntAInir)

SIC Ner. Sl0nttn F0IT bciUrocrN0.
Sampler in6rcu tdNlim, Gonuld9S uuSAcitotn'
men. bon bcIt ag'uu iuc"sPierS, gir, 1913.
piQbtStrnbc, $50. Nbcuo5, nircft rad Oio
@Gint Comfort. MorfoIf. 4ortSntoutG mo allen
ioimf Comfort nit Is. x o. @tfcubobu@ nab
pSeubonrn gjr Cine" iuliocn 3u9 bon Sorts
moutb nab g%ltloutu. Sn Y%'criolf &erbinbuIlg
nit Der rSliIm!tic Goott Cine, AorLoli uno
Carolina, g}orLolt lulb ltIoIt4, g|oriolf llno
Bern, 8nfbin0tou. NC, nlb Gi6rHpno, va.
W(ubl6citen nnb europdtlbem BIone. Hirti'
riBfe GuiiltcniimtnCr, eleiirii6e .NcleidltnllG,
9ampIbci3ulio. Nuieu fret. ReierOirte &nihtclH
simmcr tn ncn @ilct 9iircnlr Der Bah 3tue":
Ir, 1921, QRcittl3altintorc Strnbc. gtr. 5O6 nm
50S, Giqbt4StraBc, g. N 9, Office, III, 2l6,
mo gerington StraBe.
Snbil ". sherucob, ". Wrniun, -.
&iccIg rii. II. Sen MiduaGer. Sen.F Pdlh ElGent
CSei2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

bat Der 0Itrei6iide @eneralItab oer
Erin5en Hbilipp BON Sofien . 60
burg uno @otbo, nelfer 6elomor.
idol g lieutenant in ser 0itrcihiidcn
Grmec lit, un~fgeforoert, Dem Sfoll.
Onl nit lciner ans 9oo Glitter %entflo.
benet unO icbt in @ariS meilenOeu
@emobIin, Erin5eiiin 2ouiie, biuu1eu
aft Gogen Elm @noe SIT MAIDEN; ionIt
miiiie er ieincn militGrii6cn Huug
nte0erlegen.
Die GrbfoIge in 2ippe.
Der ~Rei6San5ciger" uno Die
ogtor00erti6e 9mgemeinc 3eiting"
meloen Den geitri9cn SOB oes @rof-
&e9enten @rnit sur 2ippe : @ieIter-
felo nur flr5 mo obne Gommettor.
Ser Gltelte Sobn, @rof 2eopoIb, bat
munebr Die Hegentihoit imiSiirItcn-
tbunt 2ippe ongetreten.
Die 9ldtter perlongen anlQBlid
Der 2ippe'iden Gbronfolge = @irren
Die S6offung elmer Heid$ : Central,
Itcae sur S6lidtiung oIer @r6folge.
Streiti9fciten. @nentlteI ioa Sem
9unocSrotb Oicic Ntiiiion ii6ertragcn
mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
StaGien.

l0ct0ell.
StaIicu.
Sn Stolicn criitircn fciuc @oBoor.
ihriftcn ic0o6 bcbdlt ii6 Die 9lcgic-
rlltg 0o5 Tcd)t Dor, III ~gcgebcncu
8GIlcn cine 2egitimation bon 9(itS-
lGnoern slt perlongcn.
Giirtct uno Yeiibungen.
Som @oti6aiter in Gonltouti'
nopeI lit fem 9criAt e%irtgegangen,
icoo6 tbeilt Der &oniul in Seruiolem
nit, Dab 9hl5ldnoer bon tiirfii6eu
STANDARDIZATION piijrtc &diie bciiben
miiiierL INN tijrfiide @eliBungen be-
trcten 81 Oiirfet. AuSgcnommcn
6ierpon iinO &dnoer, moielbit Die
8iirfci feinc oiplomotiiden ODER
foniuIorii6cn %crtreter bciitt.
8clgten.
@on &eiicnocn oocr 8rcmOen,
DcGde ii6 in 9elgicn oufboIten
miro elm |oB nid)t perlougt, mn
miiIien bicieIbcn ibren Nomen,
Stono uno 9lciie5ieG in Die 3remoens
bidder Scr Sotel3 oOcr &oltb0llier
%cintrogen. Qicjenigen, melhe li6
permanent 0oiei6It nieOerloiien mol
len, miiilen ii6 III irGello elmer 8eiie
l%eaitimiren. Ga Die gcfor6erte 2egis
timotion in Ocm4}oiic Doait6noig emit
bolten lit, miro ongcrotben, lih
bci'm @eiuhe ooicl6It nit eirtem
YoIie 81 pcricbcn.
&umdnten.
QllslGnoer miiiien bel Scr In.
funft ltn0 Del ser Ibrcilc YGiie Dor.
mciicn.
g dmeoeu En6 RorWeoen.
&ein EoB5pdng.
0Gncmort unO 9eiibuns
gett.
@ei'm @ctrctcn hc5 SonOes iper.
sen feline &diic %perlongt. @igentbii.
mer bon 6otd5 mo Soitb1lliern
miilien Sic gntlunit rno a6reiie
,ouer 5rentocn bel Der Boli5et anntel.
oen. Die 9lbrciic fam llngebinoert
nod 9elie6cn 0cidc6en, 9tuf Q t.
3bomoS Cl3citinoier) mer0en bel
Der 2on0lulg cbcnfoaS feline 81iie
o~6gefor6crt, icood) miiiien glusIdits
Der, menn itc lid ldngcr, ais as
St1lnoen ouiclbit a%ltigcbolten 1oben,
our I6rciic iih cincn YoB bon Ser
0rtspolijei pcriboiicn.
Sronfrcid uno 9eibun.
gen.
SotelbcIibcr, nnmentli9 in fIeirtcn
Gt6oten, irogcn frembe @Gite in
6ergaeocl, ob ic EGiie beiiben glei6-
foQs miro Die 6roge 9~eltellt, luenn
@riefc pou Der Foit 9ebolt peroen
ODER pcnn 1rcnOe III Den BionobGu.
fern @coenitdrOc perpfGnoen pollen.
Nltslin0cr lHil'1eH oler5ebn cage
nodl ibrcr gnhnit 9ofumente Dor.
(poen. 0urd Ucld)e lie ibre Notiono.
lit1t, @c6urt uno Stano nadmeiien
f0nncn. Gin Eab miro in oen mel.
item GdQcn 5ter3u als geniigeno be.
trodtet. Ole Airfentbnlts5eit lit orf
fiinf Sabre %bcifrdnft, elm lGngerer
gufentbaIt miro als eriter Sdrift
fiir sic Ratlraliiiruns betrabtet.
Die g6reiie fam, o6ne cine @rfld.
runa 81 geben ODER einen Bob bor5u.
,eiden. gei6eben. -Sn aIgerten
miro BON Gremoen, tpelbe oalelbit
Sen gsinter 5ubringen poaen, fein
y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
InrhlnnS mnb 8enniploaria-Giieu
hnhu . r. mamie

DuDu SDMpugHtf.
RRue ~nerldffeu Rortbs2tnen Z intton;
7.3O 8ormitto9s na9 Dorf tdeIt1 aassr
Soriiidas.
$50 BORN. nab 5rItG. MFR Sountdqs
o 80 Born nddb gelctr tigIih r,,Ffr CORR
tnqa
t.2o Tddim. uad @eIGtr. mr. GquiudR.
3.9a 5inthut. mao PORT. Gueer EetHtegs
400 eSntm, udh Tetth. mr. Gduft0a2
sos TnhEt. nd0 Zeltn tdgIth, amer Seut.
ffns.
$40 Hofbm nab Relalv thciin anssr soHt,
tud4.
1850 Todfin. nom saeIoir, unr eonHiass.
1t.kb siaAri. rcA 9eiair. mr. &nnsfsaxs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29
Queen Nnne,s GiicnGahn. 50.

Gncem MINES GiicnGabns 50.
5agrpiau trnt ain %. september 1905 in arait.
anntpier ~uerlaicn gier gr. 9H, 2tg9tttTaRc,
tngitdl talisgCnOnlUtcH ZouHta95J nm tI1 Wtol
gems llntb 20pe Boint, EHceustGlur II, GcHirc0tlc'
Iehton, @recrm upo, HcUce mn 3ptlhciillgllo'
men, ltrb Inn 80 NubHtiiiagS mad alien ia
tipnrn Bio Qrprs. Trl zDrntaQs. IUf S llbr
Nurntiiinqs mad 9uUc F1itt, 6entrcDtlc uto
3piibenitatioucr, nm 3.f5 ~9lubHiita0e 1lir iab
SuDe- 4Soint.
iioH nab Cation, GIforb 1to 3lpii9eHiiniionen,
mo an @rccinuupn ms. DER vgclhipdre eliell'
balm" nab alien Vuntte1 iIoft0 an oer. oyiens
Oorf. Qbiiaoelpbia & TDriulf gtferblbn".
Subn e. 9oeleG. Ger. #afi 'gleeHt.
Trdnt 61lcu, Selueiter.
(U2Qi27fD
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N0rNNentifler Ql0nN.

WutUuCNtlWEt Sluyu+
TcgclmGfigc 9ompfi6iifiaGrt
5piibeu
Baltimore mndD 9rcmcn
0urd) otc ueiten lulo erprobteu, nit
alien 8eQuemIi6teitcn oerie6encu
Yoitoampicr crIter 8loiie:
gHbeiu" D@rauOcnUur9,"
. 3cdar," oGoiiel,"
Main" y9re5lurt."
ggpeoitionStoge iino wie iplgt;
- bon Baltimore: -
y 9re8lau," Mittpo6, Ben 5. Otto.
Der, 3 lt6r Nodmittog5.
,8bein," Mittmod, oen 10. Sftobcr,
. llbr IadnIitto98.
n GGcmnib, WittnoH, Den 26. Otto
Der, 3 ll6r 9to6mittogS.
nGaiiel," @ittmod, Sen 2. Nobem-
Der, 2 ltbr Na6mittogs.
n @ronocnburg," M}ittpod, oen 9.
gtoOCllbert : llbr gtadlllllttag5.
9lueite 8oiiitc.@ c.Yrci8:
Bon S3t.OO an.
8DiidenoedS EoiiaQe-Bretie
"o @r, gSlt'mor' nan $4,000
0uu Srcmcu uum Baltimore $1,000.
NuubrCiie e @inCic uou Baltimore uat
Srcmcl uuo Suritd $1,000.
g8c0eu Gruht ruo RaIiuQc ncnoe man flo
an Die @cuernr9lNcuicn
u. Sdrmnd)cr e So,
gtr. 4t9, S~onooer.S traBc,
oocr
Gomnro NNiuc,
Siiite hes nGeutiMCu 6orreipuuOrulcu."
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WuunppliB, SIT. N|p0dlsomlion. lf.oU Wno
+s,l5 Torn.; @Gm6eu Station 1900 mo 900
Borm, lt2.66 @Aitaas, AGO, 2b.4O Nanu.
;srebrrid, Mf. TobaGS Station, 7s.45. PAS
Norm: Gnm6ensG tatiou. l7.35, 1000. 19.f6 II.
no 90 gornt, !t.25. 200 iiIl6 900 NGtbit.
mlndbeRtr, Wt. RobalS Station, i7.10 8oruI.
uuS Ig,4l Gafnl.; GGmocn'S citation. 1920 BORN.
i3. 90 un0 1850 3,ntbm.
Sqarrstpu n, Ut. Capitalization, lS.45 Form. I;
griroen.5 station, 1900 SoErl, 1850 uno 400
glabmttiaas.
l7.35. Y9.t6 BORN, Il "a, 1850, +b.20 JladH
$3.50 upo "tt.46 Mbe1os.
Gnrtis Ban, gamoenpGtaiiCr, 1923 Borui.
sHIap, ut. globoGStdtinH, PA glnnn.;
gamosnsStatjpH, 1900 yiadrt.
SOCIAL ~glme.2tute" aadt 9htiabephta unb
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c iiCn.

gto6 Dem @eiee mijiicn 6remOc,
che iic Ecriien bctrctcn, nit eincm
@oB, melder 0oa &iio zines peril.
idcn @cionotcn oOcr &oniul5 trdgt,
perieben iciu. Gicica &iio fam ic-
bod cpcntilel al Der @rcu5c erlollgt
iucr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

Gaiie! YGTe!
snr Gciic in's HUSBAND 6ciOrgt 6.
Naine, Nr. Ill, ct. Eaal-S trakc.
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NensUuff.
Celtic. 8erlGumbeH Serl. Wlt. Jpnal
S9lntuae9gn ...9deI. 9.61 =. 3bR
G6lai u. Gpelf.. .GdoI. 7.5b y. 400 B.G
B6ftet S.arlor, nas9. .. 9.50g. 9.648.
parlor, Spetfe, mt Go. 0.b2 .. 9.6T W.
8nrlor, epeile, ausa. g. tt.5o8. H1l.64B.
8nrlor, SDeife.. .1dg. Ito ". a 100 ".
,HDgai 2imitsb," onsfdhIieBii9et 4ulmans3ne.
Gpeife @ngaons, TdsI. 3.4s U. " 800 u.
GOn9eS, Boil. anSg. q. ABB *. 500 o.. q
EGrior. Gpeife. . .1dgl. 8.00H COS VI. q
godfes. BbiI. =. 1del. 500 u. eos ". q
Shldtpnesons. 9deL 1889 W.. 12.44 81, 6
Ser IofaIe G6afpe2gon nab NetpsDorf III i'm
Gt. Fcpabgabnbofc i'm 1000 u5enbs 6nr sluf,
Hdhne bon Baffdaieren berett.
~ mad Atlantic.Sltp an sBo6eKtagen; NJ
mad Atianttessttp tdgIt6.
ale Bhee oaIteu " s9paisstsx. " bait
In Ghehtr an.
8erI. Camden seII. ut s.obal
ybtla. uffonl .....Ldel. sos =. $40 %.
gb!Ia. grprsb, auss. Con. 2.9oR 2.86 q.
B1tla. eJpreb, ausg. Con. 4.55 u 300 ".
Slneerln Afiout.. ansg. e. 5.t5 q. SEQ u.
Bbtld. Mffom.. rur Conn. 6,t0H 6tb u.
gtuetBnreauy: gioropeits0f Z CHARLES uno
90. ~, q. v. "'se6duoe)
62o sioseroabioan mt R~unaf.stdtiun rber
SnmneH, Stnfion
o y. slartin, Usat. Ran Gratftt
q ri s'aEsh. aer sRnH .adsni
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@amburgsN mcrita.
- Wan -
9uppclidDraubCns
Grurcf- uno Yniiudicr=9 icnI.

rBcu III Soucr fir 2onOpu nnO Farie an.
81 9rro0mop, Nelp.Oorf.
TrtGnr ". GObiun,
II @elt.Gentre Strabe.
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idricbcn iilto, fillOct Oo5 @eicb MIR
muf pero06ti9c Ecrioncn gnlpcu-
0uun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-29

YolltIf.
Die @rnenmlng ocS icitbcrigcn
Chefs Der &eid5fon5lei, @irfl. @eb.
ObcrregierungSrotbS Conrad, Sum
llntcrituotslefretdr i'm 2altolpirtD-
ihoftS . Miniitcrium gilt ais ein
9erueis, bob Die &egierung cine cner-
giihere Yolenpolitif ST i%noltgrlrircn
bcabithtigt, mornuf mlf onoerc PIN
5eiden binoellten. Conrad lit elm
p~or5iigIider &enner Der @crbQItniiie
i'm Often mo feltnt nontentlid Die
NniteOelunga . N~ufguben, Gr ioll
oobcr bel Der 0urdfiibriung oeS
AnIieOelrngS 3 @eieses mitnirfcr.
Nenoerung 0eS Is 0 II
ri q t" II ebereinton1.
mems.
Der Gag" p%eroffentIi6t an lei
TENDER Steue einen langen 2(rtifeI
0eS Heid)StogS = Ibqeoroneten Or.
WiiQcr (Mteiningen) BON ser 5rei.
Itnni9en 8olf8portei, III melfem cine
6oloige 9tenOerung ocS oGopprigbt"-
llebereinfontmenS bon 1892 encrgiid)
berIoltgt miro. Der @crioiier reqt
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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-15
LIKES HIS JOB,
WON'T RESIGN
Superintendent of San Diego
Schools Resents the At
tempt to Force Him Out
WILL APPEAL TO COURT
Board of Education Opposed
to the Official Because
of Alleged Inefficiency
Special Dispatch to the can.

SAN DIEGO, June IA. - Though
City Superintendent Frank P. David
son of the San Diego schools has been
asked to resign his position by the
, City Board of Education, he has de-
cIared that he will do nothing of the
kind and that if the board wants to
create a vacancy in his Office it will
have to do it without his help and will
have to do it subject to a review by
the court.
Davidson declares that he has some
rights that the board is bound to re-
spect and if it does not respect them
he may be able to find way to en-
force respect.
A large majority of the board has
/ Joined in petition asking him to re-
sign. On his first refusal the board
fixed the salary of the superintendent
at $500 per year, commencing with
/ July 1.
/ Members of the board say that
while they like Davidson personally,
they do not like his teaching, or rather
! his superintendency, nor his business
methods in the conduct of the affairs
of the School Department. They char
acterize his administration as in
/ efficient.
This is the second time some of the
members of the board have been in
favor of making a change, for two
years ago at the time of his election
for a term of four years he was chosen
! by a very narrow margin.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-15
FLAMES SWEEP
OVER OROVILLE
Damage Resulting From a
Confagration AmOuntsAp-
prOximately to $4,000
LOSS PARTLY COVERED
Devastation of the Business
Section Despite the Efforts
of the Fire Department

OROVILLE, June 1.-THE losses
from this mornings fire foot UP about
SI2s. 500. with an insurance of between
s65. 900 and 5000. The fire started in
the rear OF the Palace restaurant, a
large wooden building on Myers street,
and before a stream Of water could
reach IL the fire had reached the rooms
Of the Chamber of Commerce and the
hardware store Of T. ]. Kelly. all stu
ated In the same building.
The explosion of a hot water boiler
in the restaurant spread the flames to
adjoining wooden structures. The con-
cussion when the boiler exploded broke
many plate glass windows in the vicin-
ity and especially those in the front
of the Union Hotel. The flames spread
10 the wooden part Of the Oroville Mer-
curry Office, which. like the three places
above, was destroyed. The main Of
fee in a brick building escaped. The
fire reached to the north and soon a
row Of fine stores were all ablaze. The
stores were those of the Goldsteins, II.
Breslauer and z. J. Mitchell. The sa-
loon Of J. NJ. McClung was soon de-
stroyed. The fire then swept to the
east and caught the two-story brick
structure owned by Mrs. Amelia Os-
trosh Of San Francisco.
In this block were the following: F.
G. Hatch, grocery; George D. Peters,
saloon; Sol Asher, dry goods, and j. II.
Bowers, confectionery and book store.
All were destroyed or very badly dam
aged. In the upper part Of the building
were the offices of DR.. ]. w. Wilson,
DR.. E. H. Newbold; DR.. H. ]. Graham
dentist: DR.. Bessac and Fred Estep.
Practically nothing was saved from
any Of the quarters. Eight streams OF
water were playing on the fire, yet
they were unable TO check the flames.
Twenty-eight firms or individuals
suffered losses from the fire. These
were: Z. Breslauer. the Goldsteins,
Alexander Company, Ophir Saloon, S.
Ewell & Co, Mercury Office, Z. ].
Mitchell, Kusel & Son, T. J. Kelly, A.
Howard, Great American Tea Store,
Mrs. S. Woolever, J. H Bowers. A c.
Hatch, S. Asher, DR.. H. ]. Graham,
DR.. E. H. Newbold, DR.. J. w. Wilson,
DR.. Bessac, Fred Estep, Union Hotel,
c. S. Topping G. w. Braden, Mrs. ].
N. Brock, A. Goldstein, Friesleben Es-
tate, Mrs. A Ostroski, r. NJ. Green,
Mrs. John c. Gray and Ophir Hard
ware Company. The fire viii not inter
fere with the celebration Of the Fourth
OF July.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-15
FIERCE FIRES RAGING
IN TETON MOUNTAINS
Flames DesOIate Isolated Region, but
the Large Ranches Are Said
to Be Secure


BAKERSFIELD, June IA fierce
fire is raging in the TETON Mountains,
south of Bakersfield, and has been
plainly seen from the city. The fire is
in an isolated part, where communica-
tion is extremely difficult, and all eff
forts to secure definite information
to-day has resulted in failure. The
location of the blaze is at present re-
mote from any of the large ranches
about thirty miles, so far as can be
judged-and it is thought that there is
no chance of any being reached by the
flames.
A similar fire is burning near Beal-
vile, in the Tehachapi Mountains, but
this is now known to be under full
control and has done no damage to
any buildings or property other than
feed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-15
PAT SHEEDY PLAINTIFF
IN SUIT FOR LARGE SUN
Gambler Sues Son of Republican Ma
tional Committeeman Kerens for
$4,000 on Notes.

tlOnal committeeman kefenS Tor
$4,000 on Notes.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Vincent Kerens,
son of Republican National, Com
mitteenan Richard c. Kerens,i and a
prominent young society man of st.
Louis, is named as defendant in suit
filed to-day in the Circuit Court by Pat
Sheedy, a well-known sporting man, to
recover $20, 900 on an alleged promissory
note which he AYERS Kerens gave to
man named Arthur Pierce now dead,
at Ostend, Belgium, July 30, 1900. In
his petition Sheedy states that the note
came into his possession ''in the usual
course of business
Vincent Kerens, in an interview, ad-
mitted the genuineness of the note, but
declared the paper was non-negotiable
and that under the law Sheedy could
not recover on it. The elder Kerens
said that his son fell into the hands of
sharpers and that the note given to
Pierce was the outcome.