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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15
9efanntmafnnaen
Staat War1lano.
ShaPnnitss9 eparttttett
QnnGpoIts, .. sunni 1904.
HSie 1ifeutlidIe 8rbGloesAnletbe."

Ser underestimate @ouberneur. GontroIeur
un6 S6abmeiftcr oeS Stautes MiarDlano ipers
ben, lant zines 9eieBes Der StaaissSeieb9ebuHg
S St gsarolaae d 99n dgoa. aaRtiei sza, aass,
ne9men.
/. Snli 1904 an butirt tueroen. 3infet bonn
eetannten Suturu sur State bon oret rHo etnem
balhen Yro5eitt per slnnIinl, tragetL 5dblbar
balbidbrlih an eriteu SuGc oe5 Sult mo Sas
lllar zines ieoen ~eiH5eIHeu Sabres. u1o bas
Naptial miro nab Dem eriteH IaQe oee Sult
I'M Sabre 1914 nab DeEtc5eH oes Stdates elt'
losbar lclrI, lHo bic 9an5e Stnlo lptro am
etllen 1nge bes Suli 1919 5ablbar ietn. Vie
S9ulo III bon Stantss, 9ountDa mo Wdint3tpaIs
Geilelterlilg beirett uHb miro III Der Surm bon
9olos mi aH9e9dngteH Coupons auSgegebcH
lperoeH.
@efagte 9%tngebote miiHen nm Deer Dor 10
ubr, Wittid9S am eriten Inge oeS Suli 1904
%6oerlie9elt bel. Dem .S9abmeiiter oes Staate5 II!
Der Hiidtette oes llmi6laqs nit yPropoials for
The Rubltc guiloitq yoau" inooiirt iein. SeoCm
benz gnaebot init etnem be9IaIbigtel 9bed bon
5ebn Bro5ent bc5 8etrages zines iolhen 9luges
bots begleitet ieiH, lro b~ieietben meroen i'm
II lbr W{tttags, 1. Sill 1904. I'M &iireGl oe5
Staatsi6abmeiiters in Der Stabt 9lnnapolis in
9egellloart Der uHter5ei6neteH geofinet iueroeH.
gtab Der Ceifnung FOLDER @Hpebote m5gen
70 oieIe belagter ShulosGertififGte, ais fir uels
dc Areebote qeiteut muroelL. ieocd uih: iiber
ben 8ctrag, fir ueldeu 9naebote a~eforbert
lulroell bonn 6eiagten @ouOerHeIr. SbabanttSs
Sontrolltr uno ~SddBmeiiter ooer eGler W1niori.
lat %oerIeiOel az ben Dobiten 1ernntu9rtIi6en
lucrbeu, mo tp5nu 8pci ODER nlcbr 0ieter bass
ielbe gngcbot ltCuen, Dclbe ~9lHQebOte ole
D6hfter ilno, mo ipeiiit Der 70 BON o~enfeT6eu
b56iten Recommendation @ictcrn fubffri6trte
@etrag b6ber, ais Der gnuie NetrnG Der gum
8erfalf augebuteneH SdluIosGertiiilute 1T.
eGnn HbGer iohbe. Shrlo- gcrttiiiate an fuI6erl
b6diter oerGntuortlitbeu Nicter. Der eiten qleis
bet Breis %nnbietet. in Dem GerbdltniB 3uers
t6etlt lperoeil. In iueldem Der bon Scoem oefor-
berte &eirng 8l Dem Nnn5en Getrdpe Der 5llin
gerinltf ausGcboteleH GbulozGertiitfate ilebt.
aein glngebot inter Bari ooer fir elmer
Nru1t6eil bon $1,000 miro ]entgegel qenOnls
men.
Gas RGbt pir6 oorbebnIten. ie6eS rrb ale
~9lHgebote 5uriId {%npcifen.
Gbfui III NarItelb,
@orOerneur.
@prbun Z. 4ttiuion,
S9aBamtssGo ntruIelr.
Wiurra1 9anoiUcr,
S9abuleiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

9te aud 0ur6 0a8 g G6el
no6 Nmerita iibcrmittelte Iodridt,
BOB Elm 5ltm &rieosiGmtplobe in Dit
alien commonOirter oeuti6er Offi5ier
Elm umfongrci6c8 &%onoidrci6en oeS
&ailer5 Milbelm an General <ro-
potfin mitgenommcn babe, miro bon
Der p9}prooclttiden 9%lllgemcinen Set
tlng" ola cine iette @nte be3eidnet.
Die, enqlii6c Breiic, Die oie oellti6e
Neltrqlitat nit belonoerer 8orliebe
SIT pcr006tigen iuht, perbreitete I'M
ter Der lle6eridrift o&oiierS Dogs
for Huilia" Die No6riht, Dob aaiier
@il6rlm brei in 0etti6lono ollsQe.
bilocte S6Gferbunoc fir oen @ad)t,
ombulon5oieult Der ruIiiiden @eieQ.
i6ait gum rotbeH &relt5 iiberIoiien
babe. obglei6 Die oelttiden MilitGr-
bcb0r0cn einem Oobiugeben0en @cIu-
DIE rliiii6ericitS nidt entipro6en
bGtten.
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lorraine.


WiaIeriIb = Yarfartig Srte6It9.
g9eftIi6 bon Balbrpof Elm uib cine baI6e
DleiIe. genubt bic nit gorobntan be5ei6neie
gloribsA oeHiesSnr. Sreie &utthen gnbulittagS
an 3ermiHIS. Rreiie BON 8e9rdbnibiieuen ieBt
fpeBiel. 2et6te Beoinguneeu. Selepbon =
gaton 1923. Niireau: Srantlins nnb 0tabior.
8aunbS. NerIuHat Broidiire. (Ulai4, 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15
GoitprieMe Nptisen.

Gonooo M q 6 gc0Cn Sic
onlerifoniidcn SruItS mobil. IS mill
oIc Fro0ltttc, sic IN Canada biniQer
oerfoltft pcr0cn, olS in 6cn &creini0.
ten Stootcn, nit elmer GrtroIteller
in Der Sobc Der &erfoltIS0iiferen5
beleacn. 0omit miro Dem mloutes
relt @ettbemcrb mcnigltenS fir Sc.
nooa elm Gnbe Qenlo6t. Sb 0oS @ei-
ipiel Gonobo'S mobl IN olt0eren Gam.
bern No6obmlmg finocn miro?
@ieouS Column + Jus, Obio,
bcrihtct miro, bot Sobn Carpenter,
elm 0clc0ot 81 Der Contention Der
S9io'cr GrobibitioWlteu, brci lcbcn,
De Sdofc 5lrm Gompo9ncfono Der
ielben bei9citeltcrt. Ger Sport-He-
oofteur zines 9lotteS in Columbus
murbe bon Ben Grnbibitioniitcn an
sic Spibe ibre8 SidetS qeIteat uno
ion ii6 in scr 8eIcQidoft Scr 0rei
..S6ofe icbr gut auSnebmen.
Ger or tie Surbinen.O a NJ.
pier, Scr ben S5enn gefrcu5t bat, lit
Scr in Nclu-GoitIc, Gn1lono, gebau-
tc 9ompier aEllrbtnio." Die Cur
binio," Die fir Eniiogierperfcbr ouf
Dem Sntorioiee beitimmt lit, bat Iid)
gut belp6brt. Sbre Sobrgeifminoig.
felt betrug bel rilbigcr See 23A Wfci.
len pro Shrn0e, uno oi,d mGbreno
bo6gebcnoG See IN einem Stitrnne
%belp0brte lid Der 9ompfer. llcber ooS
Stadium Der Grperimente lit man
oennnod in Der G%eriucnoung ser Silr-
binen oils Sriebfroft fir S5ennoonl-
pier binoits 9efommen. @oS an Ger
vSurbinio" defenders aeriibmi
miro, lit Dos Seblen Der 8ibrationen
uno Die griparniHe on aobIen.
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2onbou.Tarf Gemctern.

gleue GefttoneH ftno ieet sur Bef9ttGIira ber'
SssiHtenbenf SeS GrunSes itnS 8SSens miro ieSe
getuiini6te gusfunft eribeiieT. Gas Grematos
rium ite6t tigIi6 5ur Snfpeftiou often. gBeaen
yIdterem fuen6e man Iib an ben SlperintenoeH'
tugn'StraRe. (Aprtl5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

Nus Marburg mirb be-
ridtet: Der &enbant &roemer in Ser.
Iebitrg lit mad ltnteridIuaung bon
10000 Morf, Die Der 9reispiebfoiie
geborten, nerihpunoen. lleber lein
Germogen muroe Der Gonturs Der.
b1ugt.
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9as Sentidnbnm i'm guslanbe.

Seer @iniiht uno alarbeit barber
g%eipinnen mill, ipelh' elm %groBortiaeS
Get oeutider aiiItirorganiiation
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@m. Tnrunrs

50 Itar6 an NIoHtqa. ben 70; sunni 1904,
1900, GigbtsGtraBe, g9m. Sueugre i'm As. Sabre
ieiHes ScbenS, ~9cItebter @atte bon WIartbG n.
S0enqes. &eiieBlutP %pribaiiuI. Sic Belt Der
8eeroiguHg miro ipdter unge3eigt. GG6-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15
Su6n Scriuia e Sp6u,

qeihen6ritaiier RRo @inboGiamirer.
Tr. zoos, Erleous.Str. NIB. Gel. Minoiur $50.
3lueigaefbdft gtr. 524. berI. @aitertt 9bemle,
Stgblnnotopn, guItiupre. Winrblano JeIeObuu:
9Sinoior GO. SuiitbeH ipGr6eu ~1eIieftrt fit
So65eitena llnterbaItuHeen nno anbere @ele'
Aenbeiter. OSeh14.1S.Q&S)
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Baltimore Semctern.

Bureau: Rr. 344, Gpro.6GurleS.S Giraffe.
Begrd6niBpIdBe 6lIH &erfauf bon $25 al
nit WtarnlDrptoiien abaegren6t, $50 Ylnb
fir bier @rGber. (San1S,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

Gtne N EN- 9orferin II, I e
beiBt 6rou Imelio @aro @olbroof,
bat cine epo6emodenoc 9eoba6tilng
gemn6t. Sic iogt in cinem 8ortra-
&c, ooB oos 9laoieripicI gut fir oos
Saor lei. Sbr llrtbcil itiitt ii6
mabrideinlid oarouf, DAB Die groBen
9looieripieler 2is3t, 8u6initeilt,
Souer, Baoerepsfi lun0 nie tie ale
beiBen, mabnenumpoQte SGl1pter
batten ooer baben. Ole Mltiif Der
BlaSinltrrmente o6er lit ifG0Ii6 fir
oaS Saar. Srau Solbroot bat Die
Stretd)n1uitf pergeiien. 6dttc iie ibre
Seobo6tllng and oui tie mlsgeoebnt,
10 milroe tie geieben boben, OaB Die
9oBlpieler in Den 9rdcitcru fuit aus.
ltabmSloS cine fart pcrldngerte
Sttrne baben, ipG6renO man bel oel
@cigern ieltener cine @loBe beobod-
tet. IS lit aber 6o6 ih0n, 0nB elmer
Nmerttanertn bor6ebulton bIieb, ben
@tntluB Ser Ruitt AMI Oen Sonr.
WudS feIt5uiteaen. g3cld' mgebell-
rer Segen miro aus Madame SOL.
proofs 9eobo6tung crDoAien. Die
@loBfopie Wer6elt ais Der &elt Der.
Ifminoen. Sour 0oriibcr lit 6rou
Solbroof nod ni6t flor, OF Our
ooer W}oas 0htiif oeu @oormud$ an
meiitcn f0rOert. 8enn man uad Dem
fomoien Sorniiteu 3opcr &citcr ur.
tbcilen oorf, 10 muB @orumliit umae.
lpoDnlid) aif oen @aarwufS mirfen.
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30 it ser @tnfH6runqo Ser
oll9emcincn @ebrpfIidt in England
bat eS nod quite 8egc. Die @oridId.
&c Der f6nigli6en Goumiiiion, lpel6e
Die Ginfiibrung Ser oQQemcinen
Mebrpilid)t empfeblelL boben in qolr5
England u%ngebeltreS 2lniie6en erregt.
9o8 Ntiuiiterium bat Oicicr llnpopll.
lorttGt lpegen bei6loiIeu iiG nit sic.
lem TbciI Oes 9eri6tS uiht 5u ioenti.
%fi5iren. SEER 8oIfour bat Oomit fIlg
~0ebonoelt, oenn elm cuglii6e5 Mini-
Iterium, 0o5 Die oll0cmcine @ebr.
pflidt in iein 8rogromm o%ufndbme,
miir0e balo geitiir5t icilr.
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9lnnnitinc gSnrtirnitrht

8reiienbeim" Auguitine @artientebt. Die 8es
%eroigung finbet Wiittiupdl, glabmittags 4 llbr,
itatt. GG7)
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alt.
gm If. SUM sbercie geagner, rs Sabre aIt.
YIN II. Suni Minnie 81. Sellers, 1 Sabr alt.
ait.
gtm t3. sunni gsiniam @eber, SO Sabre alt.
gm IS. sunni Marie 9iGler, SO Sabre alt.
SIN II. SUM ela y. @euger, SO Sabre all.
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Caroline NtusuiQer.

IS iturb am "A. Suni 1904 in Der ggobuine
ibres S6luiegeriobues. Srn. Better 3. Iebei,
Nr. 200t, 9Soro.gaDiuu. StraRc, Caroline 9ius.
giaer In ibrem 70. 9ebens5ubre. gSiitme bon
6eritorbeHen 3obu Dlneatuer. Die 8eeroigino
finbet SUuneritng, 9tab mittags . tlbr, uuf Der
.9Seiteru Cemetery" pribatim fat. QG7-s)
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0o8 9u6get fitr sic
Sto0t NepeYorf beIGuft lid, mie Die
DN.-D. @orlo" mittbciIt, oltf 1906.
O74,959 Collars mo 8 Gents. Die
o@orlo" fiigt bin3u, 0oB ielbIt obne
Die 9 Gents feline Stoot Der @elt an
Oieie8 Budget beronrcihe; ia, OoB
0oS Budget Nem-Oort's gr6Ber iet
ais boS irQctlo elmer &epl1blit ser
@roe, Die Ser. Stoatcn uno 6ronf.
reid oltSgenommen. SeioenmGBig
piel @eIo fir Die Administration Der
Wtctropole ont Subion; o~lIeroiugs
olld cin rieiigeS @emcinpeien.
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Son Dem H oGln Scr CT.
moroeten &1nigin 9rago, DER 300,-
600 9inor betruq, bobeu ole in 0fiin-
6en leben0cn Sdpeitern 9rnqo'S
MIR $4,000 Omar erboltcn. 9(Qcs
iibrige bat Der 2l0pofot iiir Soften
lnO ongebli6e @eItcduuqen pcrrcd-
net. Die Stypeltern boben MN eli.
men Ero5eB gegcn Den 9lOnofotcn cilr-
geleitet. 9omeroen pobl oie Qcrettc-
ten $1,000 Omar aud nod orolli.
geben.
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VhtUuUgW.
9;{arIe6en unO 9isconft 49,. SO, 2a6, 2Os,77
fihett ;.....a...:........ 1OO.s5
Die GirfuIation SIT ii6ern..... 800, 600. 90
BrdHieH ulf Ser. StnateHzSblis
.%glttonen 149O3.13
Sltetten, St9erbeiten etc. ,...... 502, S09.50
tnua ."...:.."~....."..e. 2O5,OOo.o 90
9lloetes 9rnHoelaentbun 49,. 305.70
5dlig bon GattOnnlbunfen Qcine
HeierOe 2 Ngenten) g. ......... ATLAS. 50
Sduig bon StauisbuHfeH uno
gqnfier9 .;.i...#.,.. 45,443.03
Nggqteu ...."..t...#... 0GO.Ot7.14
poteH :..:;.. 5st.7t
SSe6lel lnr ole Hlnliioirhant. go. 6G,06f.s5
9toteH bon anoerGu 9~futiOnuls
9anfeH ,;..;................ 100000
SleiHes BaptergcIO, yIideI uno
@eIegIi6 in Der @ant beiinOIi6c ''''
Heferbe:
Spe$ie 32s,3t5.OO
Giltlotun9ssSnno, bepouirt bel
Dem Sd1aBneiiter Der 8er.
Staaten Go 4ru8ent bes glotens
l1mIoatsl ;.............,. 100000
I@tellier, uuBer Dem o BroIcnt
@tnl6fungS : 5ouo. ......... 100000
GOtaI .S5,s3G1 1868
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WoS 6ur6 ouSfalIen6e
0ipiocnoe bon elmer Nr5obl Grobz
Gorporotioncn Dem 8ublitlna, oG5
iein @elb in Ocnicl6en angeles, bat,
i1brIid perIoren pebt, beSif'crt elm
Ncm.9orfer 9lott oltf 37,3S5, WO
Collars. Der Sto6ltruIt sobltc olli
Ieine sos WtiGionen 9oqorS Gtomm.
attien friibcr bier Yro5ent, icbt
Nid)tS. 3oS beoeptet fir oie SS1.
pei,orcn ollein cineu 3inSperftit p;n
mebr, olS 20 Wtiuionen 0ouorS. 0ic
DImolgomotco Copper Co." mclhe
friibcr ollf 155 Wtiuionen NoGorS
odlt Ero5cnt Sobltc, bot lire 3iuipel.
DC auf 5pei Ero5cnt eruiebrigt. Scd,S
meitere @riinoun9eu, Die nit i3 bis
40 Millionen Collars fapitoliI;rf
murbenb 5oblen iibrrboupt fem. ii.
pi6en0e.
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8nnf- glnslueiIe.

2lueipeiS fber ben stuub Der ,Srpuers anb
WiedlaHics 9atiDHnl gant" In Baltimore
int Stnate W}ar1laub bei'm Sdluiie Der
8eifafte am 9. Suui 1904.
Wuthdbcu.
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SoIW @o,o3b,l io.O5
Staat WlnrHlano, Stnot Baltimore.
SD, SBns. z. Milcr, Aaifirer Der obengcs
lnflntcn Nduf. bei6iu6re biermit feierIih, oab
Der obiae gnsluets mad meinem bciteH g9ihen
uno 8luubeH iuaGr lit.
GbaS. e. Wiiner,
Nuliirer.
ltnteritrtebet ltno belbtuoren Dor mir an
Dem 10, Iagc oe3 SUM 1904.
Selir u. Suniunn,
6ttentliher yioiar.
Sic &i6tiafeit 6cfbciniqcn:
JiUbert :. Supfins,
Z. 8. Smuepie,
NJ. y. Garter,
(167) Sireftoren.
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Sepnrtcmrut fir GgSiebuusswcieu.
QiIrenm hrr Nrhnrnr nrr ahhi,IN nn,,,, az rn

OHFVuH Oct BtB0rbe OCT Sdlnl NUmmih1re.
Baltimore, ocu II. SIni 1904.
~ Der ipeitIibeu b)DereH T66terl6ule an
Wtteuuo9eS traBe ll1o &aid0ette glpenue ipiro
am Sarlitng, Den Is. SUM, nm 0 llbr Gormit.
taos, cine Briitllng ltr 9lpplifuntert nm 5rcis
lDHllleuell N tolgenoen Snititittcn a69e6alten:
Srn "9Seliern WlGrDlaIo college" / S6iis
lerli pom 2. Stftrtlt uno / S6iiIer uno 1
S6ilcriu bonn 4. Siitriit.
Sn Der DgtormuIsS6uIe gIr. Q" (5roii6urg,
NO S9iller ODER S6iiIerin bon ieOCm
SIN DNiur0IanosSn itii I bon ieoem
!. 3. uno 4. 9iitrift, anb 2 bonn 2. 9ilirtlt,
Sbiler ODER S6itlerifuer.
S1t oWiur0laHo NgrIcuIiur GuQeqe" - 1
S6iiIer bon iebem = l., 2. un6 4. Siltrift.
Sn oer ~Staut3ag iornulsS hule" - IL ooer
IA G1lIer ooer S6iiIcrinnen.
SIN Iuftrnge
t5rntl1 1919 s. @. Gutules, GeIretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

Cine 2ebenSrcntc i'm
3ildtbouie lit ic6enfoa8 elm ltnifrm;
obcr Elm Snioiic Scr i1diii6en Strofs
onItoIt 5t @oIobeirrL Ser at mebr,
iGbrigcr SOFT pe~rllrt6cilt moroen mar,
be5icbt cine iol6e. Ger @cfongenc
botte ltd mGbreno cincS Stltr5c3
ourd) oaS l(mfollcn elmer Getrolellnls
&ompc idluerc 8ronoDlnoen 5llge3o-
gen, bic i'm Oouerno crlperb3unfG6i0
mobtcn. Der 3c0cnbcuobrer itrcna.
tc oorolf bin 0c9en oen 6iStllS sic
Sdooeneriobtloge ON; iGnlmtlidc
SnIton5cn, bis 5um RcidSgcri6t
rcdnetcn sic Sdul6 an Dem llnfaa
Den @cfGngniBbeoutcn ST. lpciI oicic
Dem an Gpilepiie Icioenben @efnnqe-
men sur &erridtltng Ser glrbcit cine
Ectrolcumlompe nit in sic ;3eQe ge-
0eben bottcn; Ser Stoot lei o6er
boftbor iiir feline 9comten. 90 pilroc
Dem &lGger ouBer sen &llrfoltcn cine
IcbcnslGngli6e Hente bon iGbrlid
300 Wtorf rcdtsfr0ftig 5u%oeiprodcn.
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9rpartrmcnt fir Bffcmtlthe ganten.

AtpuiltullHl tut uItNllDC SQNtcH.
Cub Requirement oes Stnots SnaenteurS.
waltz MI + e, Den z. SUM 1904.
Nm Nnc, bic cs anaeBt!
IS miro bierourd an bic 9citber bon @taeus
tbuil al @nDionzSirnBe, bon Der g~loroleite Der
Sdoettes StrGBe bis 8ur Siofeite Der @omonos
lonslOenie. bierour6 belunut qeacbcn. oab Der
Stdot.Sn9eIlteur Die MISUNDERSTANDING iir Die
0tbeItrung uro 8tluiterlng Der ~befaetet
bender 1908 beitdtigten S%eroronina Or. %,
fertia aeitclt bat.
Sic Guf hicieH SAL beSiiaIi6en guptere Iinb
Sneenieur miro am 30. Slnt 1904 /. ieinem
Niirealt, 6uiIdeu ben Stinocn bon 10 llbr W}it-
tags bis 2 llbr gtnhmittngS. irgeno iueIde
iubrtlthe ooet ifriftlide @%lnan0eu, ole bon
in 9etrabt 8tc6en.
.. :. Senoan,
Gini0, tO161O Siaot Sneenienr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

Nn Ser 9otein 6uIe in ci.
nem FfdI5iidcn 2onoltGotden mirftc
Ieiner 3cit Gin Erofeiior, 5l oeIien
SbIiegcnbeitcn olld) oic Grtbeilunq
oeS gried)iiden llnterridtS aeb0rte.
Nun beiono iid) in ser Corona Ieincr
3oglip9cn elmer, Ser Sen qric6iiden
unlregelm0bi9en 3eitlportcrn elpioe
6cinofdoft gcidlporcn botte ilno nit
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

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obnc Satin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
CLAPP SPEAKS AT FULDA
Audience of Over 300 Hear the
Senator.

Fulda, Mimi, Oct. Ex-senator Nose
p. Clapp addressed an audience of NOR,
than 500 persons here last night. Dozens
of farmers drove ten or fifteen miles t.
hear him.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, Oct. 25.-A bis
republican rally was held here lat even
ing. United States District ATTORNEY
speakers Audience.N off etaoin tao
HHoupt was the principal speaker
Others were Elmer E. Adams, E. o. Cor
lisss, Senator Cole, James A. Brown and
Colonel Mcbride.
Franklin, Mimi, Oct. 25.-The opera.
house was packed with an enthusiastic
audience last evening, the event being
the opening Of the campaign here
George Welsh, chairman of the county
committee, presided and Congressman A.
). Volstead was the speaker.
Perham, Mimi, Oct. 25.-Judge John
W.. Willis of St. Paul addressed a large
and enthusiastic audience here last
night under the auspices of the John.
SON. Winston democratic club. He paid
a magnificent tribute to John A. John
son, the democratic nominee
Pipestone, Mimi, Oct. 25.-Rev. Carl
D. Thompson of Lincoln. Neb., ad-
dressed a large audience at the city hall
on SOclallstic questions
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
c17RE FOR FITS ON TRIAL.

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-25
DEMOCRATS HUNT
CAMPAIGN THUNDER
Send to Colombia for Proof that
United States Fomented
Revolution.
Now York Sun Special Service.

, Brooklyn, Oct. 25.-The Brooklyn
Eagle last night said that Clarence
Smythe, as an agent of the democratic
nat1ona!! committee, did not go to Pana
alleged by the state department. That
he did 80 as an agent of the democratic
committee is undeniably true. But he
went to Colombia to secure documentary
proof of the fact that the present re-
publican administration not only had
had secured the aid of the Marroquin
government of Colombia to that end.
Clarence Smythe was for four years
under the second Cleveland administra-
ton United States consul at Carta-
gena, Colombia. Later he returned to
newspaper syndicate. 1t was common
talk there at that time that the sum that
had induced Marroquin to his set of
treachery to his own government was
$3.50, 900, and that that money came
from tho secret service fund of the
United States.
When this present political campaign
was under way Mr.. Smythe told the
democratic committee of hits common
talk of seduction of Marroquin and the
American fermentation of the Panama
rebellion. He also expressed his belief
tain documentary proof from Bogota,
the capital Of Colombia.
Mr.. smythe is now on his returning
voyage with proofs of some kind, but
what their character may be will not be
known until his arrival in this country.
Washington, Oct. 25.-The story that
the Panama revolution was made easy
thru the corruption of the Marroquin
government at Colombia by the pay
ment of a large sum of money taken
from the United States secret service
fund, was first laughed at by the state
department, and then denied One of
the officials said:
Any statement tending to show that the
administration of President Marroquin ir
Colombia was purchased and that thru
this purchase the revolution in Panama
was made successful. or that this govern
ment had anything whatsoever to do with
the affair In any way, Is rldiculously alb
surd.
The secret service fund spoken Of is q
fund under the control Of the treasury
and every dollar Of 1t Is accounted for
1t Is used to run down criminals in ouY
own country and prevent rascality rather
than encourage 1t. The state department
has fund known as the contingent FUND
from which certain items ere paid. That
fund never aggregates more than $50 00i
or 100000. There Is not dollar in the
control Of the state department or any.
where else that can be paid out for infor
nation or anything else that might be OF
service to the government in the future
Those not at all familiar with affairs ir
Washington and the way the expenses o.
the government are paid would believe
such asstory. 1t Is the most absurd exag-
geration Of the entire campaign.