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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-09
SalnbllrgtrS'
Sanuars
Rehukttuua>Ierkamf.

gu bieIer eSa6res5eit tperben Hez
butttonen ernartet, uno nd6renD Die
Waaren pom 8eginne an annebmbare
Breife trugen, iteben mir ieBt Dor 5ipet
| Jragen - Die Wdaren entlpeoer fir
etne anbere Saiion gu bsbaIten, ooer
| iie iebt unter 8erGuit gu perfuufeR.
Wir 6a6en 2eBteres gepd6lt, ba es
gutes @si6qftsprin3ip lit, obglei9
mir Damit fein anberes 3eIultat err
5ielen, als Die &leioer in Der Sat1on
los gu nerben, fir Die Iie gefertigt
tpurben. gu ben rebu3irten preiIen
| iino oieie Die enti6ieOsnften Bargains,
bic ie geboten puroen, uno Spartan
f0nnen bieIelben nibt un6ea9tet porz
ii6ergeben Gafien.
GeSnftioncn in 9(n,iigen.
$40 6oncp GbeOiOt 9tn3iige, iest
$6.75.
$12 gun8poGeneNn5iige, ieBt $8.95.
SIS unb $18 Gbebiot unb WorfeD
Qn3iige, jest $1195.
500 unb $22 @eIeu79aftsz zQln3iige
in Streifen uno G6eds, iebt $1495.
$50 2n3iige, bic beiten unieres 5az
6ritats, rebu5irt auf $21.75.
HfOnftiOnen 1T 1te6er;ieJern.
$40 ueber3ieber, iebt $6.75.
$40 uno $12 5rie3e 1eber5ieBer,
iebt $s.75.
SIS l1eber5ieber, in groBer Qtusz
tpubl, iebt $11.95.
500 unb $22 lleberaieber, jeBt $16.z
rs.
$40 lteber3ieber, bette Montagnac
ETC., iebt $3.50.
Wanmcr=opien 10 9rpsent re bnsirt
6uaben:Mnsiisc beOeuteuo berab9e.
icbt.
Baltimore INTO eSOtuar0sStr.
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9(nflaacn segrn Santbramte.

g6tfabeIp biu, 8. Sunuar. =
6enrp Gear un0 GeO. s. 8rof, Prdz
fibent, reip. &aiiirer Der uNationalz
8anf BON 0oDlestonn, Pa., ipurben
beute ipesen rMtBberpenoung" BON
8antgelbern i'm 8etrage BON $4,000
berbaftet unb bierber gebrodt, mo- iie
8unbes=@ommiFdr Craig nu9 einem
@erbDr unter ie $7500 8iirgI6aft
bem @eri4tsperfabren ii6erpies. Die
@er6aftungen erfolsten auf 8eranlaiz
fung bes 8dnferdminators Gbparb
9. Wpreh.
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sic6cn Sbcatcr in ct. 0nuis ge=
idllnIIen.

81. 2ouis, 8. Sdnuar. = Die
@ermaltungen Don iie6en 6ieiigen
86eatern er6ielten 6eute g&a6mitta8
bic 4ntinDigung, baB i6re Qicen3en
pioerrufen iinO, unb OaB tie neue
Qicen3en erlangen t0nnen na6oem ite
bic 5tuOt6e60roen iber3eugen, 0uB lie
ben ItG0tiIden OrDonan5en geger
6euersgefa6r in 36eaisrn entipro4en
BADEN.
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NercamtiGe Sruft & Sepuiit SDm-
pagnie nDn Baltimore,
or. 600. Cffs 8crmonz gtrase {

9nl I mor e, DEN Z. Sanuar 1901.
SH elmer SiBuna Nes Gretutose omte's Oieitr
Gompaguic am bcutigsn Gage eebalten, purOe Der
foleeuoe geibpb gsfaBt:
rSas @rtfntp5Gomite oisitr 6ompoqne but nit
ttiem 9eonusrn pom Dem IODe ieints riiberen @oIs
lcaeR am Srettorium
Srn. Spbn q. 5urf.
Renntnib eenommen. H9err 6urit bat nit Der
uM,rcantilc Gruit nnD 'GcpOft Company UOn 9aIti=
more" ieit ibrer Organization in 8srbnOuug Qe=
itanoeu. Dtit isnsm Iooe bat Die Gompaguie tjHeu
ibrer snfluBreibieu SiVeftoren uno Die StaOt ciz
Hcu ibrcr btroOrragenOiten 8urgcr perloren etuen
Saufmdnn Don psrittttr 2ntegritdt, unterueb=
munQspol uuo fpeiie, eintu 9irotr Don rueitQcben=
Der Antbeilnubms, Oeiien 3eit, GiuluB uHO Nittel
nit frtier 0anO ge9ebtn wurOen, UNI Die beiten SHz
ter,firn BON Baltimore ju f0rDeru.
gngeorOnt. DaB cine Nbitbrift oieier 9tibliifc an
feline 6amtie NIT Der 9triberung uniersr auIritz
ti9tu Spmpltbie itbermittelt uuO oa6 fe auBcrcem
in ben tdglidcH 3eitungen ptr0fftntlt6t pcrosn"
(9) Sobn Sin. 8riibent.
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i3Iiiis geabt:
rGs ici bti6ofcn, Oab bel Dem 5epe pes
6tm. Sobn g. 6urif
mir, bic glngtittQteu Der Girmd 5obn 6. Sourft &
Co. ndbreno mir ms Dtm g8ilen elmer ollpelltn
uuO ljebeuDen 9oritbune in ebrtrbiettger gBeile
nntsrtptrtu NIT itincr i6fper betroifentH 6amiiie
in ottier StunDe Der 0eimiuhunq tlueru uno be-
ten. Dab, ME ibre 9totb qroB ift, bimmi5cr 3rOf
unO StdrtuRg ibr 9eiudbrt pcrOc, ounlit ile bic
Sitroe ibrcr Socge NIT Gretbung tragtn moge.
Qtit oem SoOe Des prn. 0urit ptrliertn mir st=
nen fcts treuen unO ipmpntbiiben 6r.unO, einen
peiien 1atboebtr, stuen treulb:n 6iibrer in Den
9tnOen oes gej6dftIiben 9ebens unO siucn qereds
ten uH0 tbrsnperfbsu arbet8eber. g8Gbrtno unitre
s9ersn NIT Erauer eriullt fno, erfennen mir eintn
9erlnf fir ole 6taOt ais eintn Fat untrieblibcn.
Gin fferer 9ootie fir aue eeibdftlifcn unternebs
men. elm 9bilantbroptft fir ale iDirOigtn g9obz
tbdti9tcts s9lHtalten, tets setrtu i.inem 6amiliHz
buno, ipirO ieiH 1ame, oas SpnonDm BON Gbrt,
SHteGritdt uHo 6rifli6tm Gbaraftcr, tets eiue
bo6erbabene 2eufte iiir Die Rin, Ole ibm folgsu..
i}erncr lei bei3lOfen, pab Oeic 9sialiHe in
Ieini9rft gebra6t uuO cine Gupie Der 6antile
3uetidnDt pirD.
Sen T. SaHuar 1904 (9)
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9rofeKnr bnn StuOenten BaIbtn0t
aelGlLaaen.

9untington, n, 8.s8u., 8, Suz
nuar. = 9rofeKor 8unDun BON bier,
tpeI8er ais Qebrer gu Camp Greet,
3fpei Meilen bon bier, tbdtig iit, purz
be BON Stubenten angefalen un0 berz
art miB6anoelt, baB er betpuBtlos lie=
Gen blieb. Gr bate Dor 8ur3em eiz
nen feiner @6iler tOrperli4 ge5ii4=
tigt. Der 3uitanb bes profefors
niro 6eute fir tritiI9 ertlGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-09


gei6iufc clnitimmg aooptirt:
Ser ploBl;bc TOD unisre5 GoutQtn uno 6rtuHz
ot5
Spbu g. Surf
fam uug als cin groBcr Sblag uno tint ticie
Grautr @:rr ourit nurOe Iuert ais tin 7irettor
O;ecr 9auf am T. D(dr3 1876 g,lpdbt unD if oertn
9ice QrGioent fiir DE eBten fInisbn Sabre btitdu=
oia q:lpeien 48dbreIS oieier langsn 9sriUDe mar
er elttn, menu nidt im Au5laUDe, Don DEN 5ibuu=
gen 0es Girsftorium5 ablDeienD.
Inner intimr llm9aHg nit 6rn. 6urt bat uH5
Gjeteqcnb.jt geQcbsn, un5 isiner @eIeablit III err
freu,r un0 feline ungcruobnliben 3diente. qeiunoes
urtbeil ielttne 6iqeniblftcn, Qenerois Yatur un0
ftart,n 6buratt'r jill ecfenucr uno gu iddBen.
Ils e;u Glufmdnu or bieDer tu6ti9 un0
peIis uno siu beOeutenDer Grfol8 i'm aeid)1itIi
Sibtu mar uur pas egitime Rslultat ieiHer si9tnta
upblDurd|o1cnten 9emIbungen.
Mis Elm glrQcr mar er lonal nno bon @cmelniinn
triiiut unD in itiusn ofieutltdleu StsQungen, Die
5u iiincn tr bcruen purOe, bat er CUTE uno uertbz
poIe Senf gcieiftct
Gr beiaB cine flare uHo 3elbcDubt: SnttaI9tn3,
einen s6rsupertben un0 mdnnl9en 6bardtter, cine
angeHebme 9tranla9uug uHO eH tpdrmes 0er3. Gr
mar tir lib:raltr @jebsr fir piiroigc nobLtbatqe
3tpede uuO Elm 1rbsItames un0 nitsiid's gtitslieO
Der beitsu unttrurbmuHqcu nes @emtiutpesns.
giir bic WitaIic0tr oieits Girtttoriums mar CT
mcbr, als Elm gstbrttr goQegt, er lit Elm MARINER
ptribntiber 6rcuno qepeier, D:ff:n Ingeoenttn mir
itets ptrtb baIteH uHo bo5i6dsen perOen.
(9) GSm. q. Strou, 9rdfioent.
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p6gli3n SOOe 0es
Sru. SUbm G. Surit
gtb0rt unO linden, OitieH AusDrud Deg groBen
Sbmsr3es, ben ollie iHbltu, unO ocs QroBen @er=
luies, ben Der 8ereIH uHo Die Staot erlitten, au
,s5crr 9urt ftauD fir Di.le Sabre an Der Spite
oes GnQros= 5bn;ttfpaareH46auies BON 5obn &.
sourt & 60 uRo i'm 8orDergrunoe unlerer geibdts
Iiben 5HtsreiieH, unO ietHer Gibreribaft, isinem
8tipel unD gelunoen urtbeil fnO Iptr aue msDr
o0fr mlnDer DerpTlI9et.
gBenipcu Mduuern 1T bitier 8srtin fir bic BON
ibm polbrabte 9rbeit mebr ptrpflIbtet, als 9rH.
Surt. @r mar elmer it;ner 8riinosrn, elmer letnsr
8i0!4rdfosHten uno elmer einsr Yrdfoenten uno
i'll all Osn SabreH eines 9:itebeH5 eHes ieutr
tbdtgiten uu0 inttqigeneien MitglieDer; fcuerte
freigeba Don ieiHeH DtittelH, isnsr .3et uno lct=
neH RtnHtnihen i'm auIbau beg gersins bti uno
f0rosrte OaOur6 oie!e Der Didtigfeu UNI notbrpens
O9iten unttruebmen fin Die Gutptdeuug Der 0cs
ibditIibtu uRD iH0utriellen g9o6lIabrt 0er Staot
galtimor uno oss Staatss NarpanO.
Wtit DEM Sooe Oss 0ru. Surt otrliert oeic
StaOt enen ibrer btiten GauiIeute uTD rinen ibrer
betn 9iirgr DeHn p1brenO er H6 nit 0roBem 6lelB
uno 9rOBsn Geuntnitn ieinem c;genen @eiddfte
DiDmet prfeblte er IS ME, ttefes 5Hterene an Iltm
3u nebmen, mas fur ole nuQsmstne, moralnbe,
commcrjitle unO HOuitrieue g90blfabrt Der 5taOt
BON 90rtbci mar.
Seine lpetie unO crfOlgrcide Garricre als grdTz
Sent Oicies gcretHs ma5t bn Den Wtttglfocrn be-
ioHoer5 beusr.
Nlg Tann fpar ct bei6ciOcn unO aufri6tia. pom
ftarttm 28iltn uHO bod bon qitti1em uuO bo8ber=
si0sm @cmttb Gr binterldbt rGinen outen Ras
men, Der bcftr 1T, aI5 erube ReibtbHmtr".
Der Name Sobn s. S1urft III unau5 0idlid Ocr=
buuOtn nit Otnen Der uertorbtntn GrzQraiiOenten
6oturD Slap Smith, 8aniel 2iaer uno 8:rnarO
@pu, Die nit ibm in Dem fri6cu g8irtcn Oes
9ercns iocntiFjirt nar,n
gSir btuqeu uns nit Stmutb Der Q0ttliben 8or=
irbung, Die gum Srrsn iu lpetie unO 3u gut 1T,
um baridb ju eiH.
g8ir brinQen DER Gamilic unitrts ocrtorbcncn
i5reunoes unO Goleqen anitrs berji1s S0mpatbit
NIT ibrem erobeu 8erIute oar.
9ei6'toiisu su, Dab Elm Gomite pom 9prFstr
3ur 9etbeili9un9 on Der SeerOigung trnaunt perOe.
@ei d. 1oi en- oaB cine Nbidriit Deies De-
ibuics Der 5amilie jugeianOt in ocH td0iben
3citunaeu pcroficntibt uub in unier Grototon ein=
gttragen iuerOe."4
5ummerfieIc SaIomtm,
SSilIidm Z. Sfrpn,
u. g. grippe,
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., / d. fann ma pertrae cen !s briifet
fb Der 2e6emaun unp lebt D'raui log, bis etns
&trpGuuHe qef0rf, ien 9lut uHrein qeiuorOtu in.
Sonn eicbf IS uur ben eiutn Fpsrsn 98te 8nr
@srmeiOune gedbrl6sr Grlufbsittn, naptl9glHts
reHieuua nurb st 9rrnarn Srduter=
piIItu ntl5e Die 2eber, Die Ricrtn uno bic
odut CUR 3bdtiqfeit aureesn pis 9eroauuna bez
f6rbern uub bic esit0rten Gunttionen 4aer Disper
in Sronung brineeu. I'm cine 9robe TO # NJ
fire su betummen, apreifrt 9. Qeuitd0ter & Co.,
Spr 1916, Qtip=OOrt GitD. 9reis 25 Gentss bel
GpotbeierR (Stt SotSol
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Sta b t Me erifo, 8. San. - Sn
bempulpermaga3in Der Cos 2aurelesz
9rube, peitli4 Don 9uaoalaiura, erz
plpoirten beute biele &iiten 0pnamit,
noour9 20 Mdnner get0btet unb 40
arbere berleBt ipuroen. Die Oetonaz
tionen puren uuF Oiele Meilen bin gu
Derne6men, unb Elm dmerifaniI6er
8ergmann, lpeIder in elmer i6m iel6it
gebOrigen Grube, brei WfeiIen melt
entfernt, ar6eitete, tpuroe BON einem
Our4 Die Grfdiitterung gelodertem,
berubfauenbem 6elsitiif eridIugen.
gin5elnfeiten fehlen nod, uno man
peiB nur, boB bic 5ufduige Grploiion
zines 3iinbers in 0em puloermaga5in
bic &atai aitrop6e 6erbeifibrte.
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ee,,utt sbUmos' MISUNDERSTANDING

Better }tucr3iaocr in fat aI;n 8rocerield0cn in
Qaper0iittn ptrfnuft. Jlcguidr, @r0Be &c; tttine
Eitc, sum Anmlbsn pon 5Dsi Rnblen'tnern gcniis
Qtnp. 5c. 3bomus & Sros, @autou. e. &
i. lelspbon = 4112 .. San9, rDtt
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>FI}|%F}|]

ginerIei, iDeI4' beFtige ober qud4
tenbe S4mer8en Der nit Rbeumdtisz
mus 8e9aftete, 8ettIdgerige, SnDaGibs,
8riippel, g}erp0ie, an HeuraIgie 2eiz
benOe, BON &rantbett 11ebermannts
aud ausfteben mag.
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I'm Grfaltung im Sage Su furireR
otbrau6t .4aratip: 8Eomo Guiniut 1ablets".
ale glpotbtsr gtbeu CAB auriid, p;nn ttins oa;a
luna triolgt 6. QB. groDt's uuttribriit ouf
iso.r 6alattl 25c. (5n, ,Gi&g8; ;i.d.g9-l
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Se foloenbe Giutraguug in ba5 9rototon uuO
9si6liiHe ipuroeu in elmer an g. 5anuar 1904 Qez
baItenen 8eneraL4geriammIung Oes
n0creins Der SanHcnte Mnb sSabri=
fanten"
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Snroer State Sabings Sanf.
RrrcweTtsG O. DE SapetfeSfr. unc GarfeNue
Tof1rcS 9fusmciS,


1872 .............. ............. S.0S343
BON Etpofitorcn pdbrtno 1903 cm=
pFanatn :. ..................... 324. 80
qn ,9iuisu uno EioOcnDen auf Sap=
taiauiagcu crbaltcn ............. 3S.356.7G
sl.I4l. 429 %
g.iabt an EtpOHtor.u
pdbreH0 1903 tiH=
i1cbl:h Rapital' unD
t}lnlen ............. 1856. 500 II
g,sablte untoteu uno
Gfeueru ............ III ,3IS.6 90
- 363. 178 10
estraa Der 6ouos ON 81. S.scmbtr
1903 =. =. ..................... $773. .25l8 SO
3abl Der am aauuar 1903 ufieucn Gonti . 1904
g4abreuo oes 5abrcs trofinete 6outi.......... 426
99dbreHO ots Aabrts gti6lofcne 6onti....... 80
am 81. Stsmber 1903 oficnc Gouti. .40l9
auf Griudsr oes Sireftoriums bar ods uutsr=
lettnett 6omitc ocu auspeis oitisr gant bsI'm
SdluAt Der 8eiddite am 81. Stjemb,r 1908 iorg
taltig gtpruft, uno oenitlbtn OILS rbtiJ befunocn.
Die }onos Der 8auf fuD in 4ttieu uno Gffstt,n
loit0er Hrt. iope in trts 6ppotbefcn aui @runo=
elaeutbum dnatlcgt unD poltirOiQ gcilbcrt. 2le
Sant miro gut mo iplridm ptrplltst unO Die Gd=
pfaiaHlaeen hno in gedditstuuOiger 99eiie seib's
ben
GdmI. u. gEaite.
George u. Sinff,
tS-9) IStlliam s.. 0reen.
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Gutaw : SparbaRk pom Baltimore

. q orc. ben j. Sanuar 1904.
5m autraee ocs Sirrftoriums Der rGutoiu:
epor6anf bon Baltimore" babtu mir. bic untcr=
3ei6nsttn. Den austpeis iiber Die lbdtiQfeit Der
gdnf iuabrenO oes OrflOfcrHn S5abrt5 untcriubt
uno berl6tru. ipt folQt:
Jonos om 81 SGembcr 1902. $l8. 1856
Grbaltcne Sepoittn ip1brtnp 1903. 4.776942.78
Grbalttns 3Hcn au aapitalaula9en
uno Narlrbsn rtt. ipdbrcno 1903.. 79S 387 oil
Grbaltenc 9rdnleH auf ptrfduftc Se=
turltattn etc. .................... 28Si9.52
$24. .072 526.87
8oucn obiuBtbtn Fnb:
yejahlt dn Sepoftorcu
DGhtcno bss Sabres
1903 tinidliebib Gin.
zen ...............$ s., 6Gi, ,649M
Sc3nbGte steutrn ...... 43.974l9
Ntjabite llntpittn ...... 34S7844
@c3ahlte prdmien au
ongetauftc Sefuritdttn 79,G180
5onOs ON 81 Se5tmbtr 1908. 3...... $19 92t9,38l.50
Cont am 81. Se3ember 1902. 500
gOnti am 81. Eejember 1903. 49, 53I
Summerffele SnInmin,
~. Cralpforo SlGf,
Gcwarc z. Bartlett,
Subn 2. H5ttinae,
gh1s. 6, 6pmer,
t6-9el SbarlcS &. Sorc.
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sEurf)tbarc Snuanit>Grplni lniiun.

3nan5ig 9trbeiter zines merifanii4en
8ergtperts get0otet unO 40 Der@
leBt.
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Huit, SDaert niht.


x Eonnc 8tibpds. g9ir gcbtn unieren GuH=
ID oeH 3ufrisc;abeit NIT ieoem Nnfuui. 99Ir
q ptrtaurtn Hlbts, mas nibt juIricotnftel=
* ltuo 1T.
g /. Sfnu, sDaert nibt.
q &lpcerint 8od uuo ape 5laibe.... zoe.
x Ntalt Nutrne, Elm orobartlges Rdbr=
~ mttf:l Glalde ........-........ zoe.
9 / 2uscnO Giai6cn. 81 10
= Siper 8rope 3tDe, aRarDlaO's be-
ss riibmter Sabre alter 98bjstcp
y III unitrem rpunoerbaren Yreis.
g g amportjrte cuintb Stout, Oirsft
3 pom 2ubliu btscaen. 0ussuO. 81 s5
!. 3 uaicrt ! e'auont ,Slaide &OibrO'iH
e 9erlubt lbn, 9reis.. 44c.
. el'big's Malj<5rtraft. Gldbs.... 1Oc.
< 4tr!enOcr surgunOtr, Der BsiH Der
4, Weine. Guart .................$1.25 .25 +
q RamaD's ibottiidcr 8blsf'p. 6las
q i0c .............-.......... 7Cc.
q SberDooo=Gpe. 6 Sabre alt:
q 9auOne 90 /
= T Guart ....-''''..-.''.'...-..'. a3c. .,. q
q ElHIen Observation-Disclosures. sSOc. /,
y port auf su ouhsn! 5ar9O's Dalj=
q 99bistep brin9t IS ftrtig Rurrt
z Souftsn, Grfatungcu unp ale Guns i
q genIbel 6!dibe ................ 79c. 3
. Bort. Sbtrrp, Gottdpba:
q Sukcuo Rlaid,tu. 81 IS |:
<
y Eamen, Die dn peribieOenen 6rducnA
:. :. 5trnnfbtitcn leiotn, fiHOen So:ilnug
= = in unerem btriibmttn meoijiutitsn
- Gin. 6ialbe ................... QUO.
= Grptallirtsr Rod uuO 8pc. GIai6e 75c. Z
9 aloid6e .....'................... .' 39c.
:. :. T1uft Mpe. DER quite alte 6auf Sic
= ftunen ibn! Sabre aft. Gal:
n lone OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~.Jo |,
< MaD'ira .qgtin. in NaOtira ubge3o:
x gen. iein unp aft. Siaide. ~ SO Z
K Hmrutiaapo=S Gin o.!icloitr
< 92tiu. 6luite 81 90
q 9nOtiutiitr Bier, Die &Onian allsr /
( aHtfps % Mais d ii 41s6isi;o. 5loi6e.... zoe,
( B-L -O-E !
3 gefte eioueure auf groeH
. Srrseat nid,t. Gouppns Ju foreern.
: : 3. $. !
! ! ! eSrte0enlualD & 60. !
! 2(merifa's arDfte GScin= 5
9 SanSlmna. !
q 101 bis III !
: Toro-Gmtam- StraBe.
q 2amcn.9 9eoitnung 9tipt Scitp6one. .
! geitslungen fir 2luslpdrts i'll unmdrfirten /,
: Gifen ptrpudt. i
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-14
Only Makes a sad Matter Worse.

Perhaps you have never thought Of
it. but the fact must be apparent to
every one that constipation is caused
by lack of water in the system, and
the use of drastic cathartics like the
old fashioned pills only makes a bad
matter worse. Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets are much more mild
and gentle in their effect, and when
the proper dose is taken their action is
so natural that one can hardly realize
it is the effect of a medicine. Try a
25-cent bottle of them. For sale by
all leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-14
SHRINERS LEAVE FOR THE
FAIR ON THE HELEN BLAIR
Two Days to Be Passed at Exposition
AT Initiation at Fort Mad
ison Tonight.
corporations.

The steamer Helen Blair closed her
season as a packet Saturday, and last
evening at 1890 departed for ST. Louis
with company of about rs members
of Kaaba temple, of the Mystic Shrine
of Davenport. on board. The company
included a number of Rock Island
members of the order, together with
their families. Among those who went
from here were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Carse. J. II. Sheean, E. J. Shields. A.
S. Stafford, F. w. Carter, c. c. Daniel
son, R. c. Willerton. Mr.. and Mrs
E. II. PHILIPPE and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis, l.. F. Cralle. w. E. Miller, John
Tremann and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Davis
and daughter of Reynolds.
The party will make a stop at Fort
Madison. where Kaaba temple will this
evening confer the orders on large
class OF candidates. A banquet is to
follow the ceremonies, and the event
will of itself make the trip an inter
estidg one.
Two days are to be spent at the
worlds fair. and the company will
reach Rock Island next Sunday even
ing.
On the last trip OF the season Satur-
day the Helen Blair made the record
for the season in the matter of pas
sengers. She made the down trip with
over one hundred and eighty passen-
gers aboard. most of them from Rock
Island and Davenport. On the return
she reached Rock Island with nearly
two hundred passengers. The freight
traffic was also very heavy. and tho
trip was a remarkable one. The pack.
cts have throughout the season been
enjoying trade such as has not been
experienced on the river at this point
for some years.
The steamer Winona closes the sea-
son of the Clinton-Rock Island traffic
today The business which the boats
are doing at present would we'll war.
rant the continuation of the season
but the weather has been productive of
heavy fogs on the river, and this ha:
been one of the principal reasons for
closing the season at this time. Sew
eral trips have been greatly delayed on
account of the fogs.
The Winona will be sent south dur
ing the winter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-14
THE ARGUS MONDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1904

The latter two roads will probably
be held in line by strong traffic agree
ments with the big American systems.
Some Independent Lines.
OF course there are still number
of American lines like the Chicago
Great Western, Minneapolis & St.
Louis. Iowa Central. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western. Lehigh Valley, Den
yer & Northwestern. and others that
still maintain an independent position.
but it is only a question OF short
time when they. too. will be swallowed
up by the large systems.
The Rockefellers disclaim any inten-
ton of controlling the railroads of this
country. They assert it is their desire
merely to have a voice in the manage
nent of the roads and thus prevent
any undue influence being given to
their competitors in the oil business.
Say They VIII He Good.
Officials of railroads centering in
Chicago have declared they would take
immediate steps to abolish the 'un-
equal divisions" which the interstate
commerce commission holds to be re-
bates on freight rates. and violation
of law. The decision of the railroads
to be good" follows closely on the an
nouncement that the department of
justice will push criminal prosecution.
These railroads for the last three
years-ever since the injunction re-
straining the paying of rebates to fav-
ored shippers-have been dividing
with the International Harvester COM
pany. the United States Steel COM
pany. and other large corporations own
ing industrial railroads." on a basas
of 25 per cent or more of the regular
traffic rates on shipments made by the
corporations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-14
Chicago Dental Company
OFFICE 1e17Ia SECOND AVENUE.

and removal of nerves done by us, and
the best and most careful treatment
given to all cases.
READ THIS:
We have a patent thin elastic plate
with natural gums that fits in all cases
and when others fail. We use no cheap
material in our office, for our work is
all guaranteed to be equal to the high
est priced dentists and to be first class
in every respect. Notice our prices be-
low, they are always the same:
CLEANING FREE.
Cement Filling ..............$ 20
Gold Platinum Filling .......... so
Silver Fitiino so
Gold Filings, 81 and up ..... 100
Gold Crowns, PIX, 81 and S.. 400
Thin Elastic Plates ........ 1000
Best Red Rubber Plates ...... 1000
Oothers 500
OFFICE. 1C07h SECOND AVENUE,
Over Speidei's Drug Store.
OR. C. S. MARSHALL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-14

New York. Nov. 14--Sugar 147s. Gas
c;fc cos. b. & o. s75s' Atchison com
mon SIS. C. n & ST ?. Us. Copper
lcommon 757s, Canadian Pacific 1872 Is.