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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
INGENIOUS BURGLAR.
HOW BE MADE BIS ESCAPE FRoD
A FRENCH JAIL.
Made Impression Of Lock with Bread
Crumbs, Then Made Mold and Cast
Key Out Of q Tin Cup and
Calmly Walked Out

Extraordinary ingenuity was shown
by burglar named vandenwegaete,
who recently escaped from the under
ground condemned cell In Lille jail, In
the north Of France. where he had been
confined on account of his notorious
cunning and his open boast that he
would find way out before long.
The cell is furnished with a single
massive door opening on to q corridor,
at the end Of which is another door
provided with safety lock-" Recent
ly the prisoner was locked up for the
night. On the next morning his cell
was empty. The bird had flown and
two false keys made Of tin found out
side the door Of the corridor told their
own tale.
A search in the cell has enabled the
prison officials to piece together the
history of this daring deed. With
part Of the bread supplied to him Van
denwegaete took the impression of the
lock of his cell. With some more bread
uC maui iuoius ia WuiSh uC Saol q
key out Of tin cup. the metal being
melted on his stove.
The same night he opened his door
took bread-crumb impression Of the
corridor lock. made another key, and
soon found himself outside the corri-
dor From a cupboard he distracted
a sheet and broom handle, which he
tied together, and made his way into
the prison yard, which is surrounded
by wall topped with broken glass.
Fixing the broom handle between
two bottle ends he threw the knotted
sheet over the wall and slid down to
the street. His next move was to
break into a house anS exchange his
prison costume for ordinary attire. For
the present, says the Matin, all trace
of this resourceful criminal has been
lost.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
FINDS CANCER CURE.
MICHIGAN DOCTOR USES WATER
IMPREaNATED WITH RADIUM.
Kew Method Declared to Be Absolute
II Painless Case Of Eighteen
Years Standing Is Given
Instant Relief.

The possibility. OF using radium to
convert ordinary rain and well water in
to q mineral water, more highly me-
dicinal than any known natural min
eral water, has been demonstrated at the
University Of Michigan in 3 series of ex-
periments.
DR.. Rollin H. Stevens has hit upon the
idea Of immersing radium tube in
water. tightly closed in glass bottles. He
was looking for a method by which
radium could be applied to the interior
Of cancer without any danger of the ter
rible radium. or X-ray, burns.
He worked on the known phenomenon
that every substance. brought even
within q moderate distance Of radium.
absorbs the radium rays and afterward
gives them out exactly like a radium
tube. By leaving sealed tube In pure,
distilled water for "a hours he produced
radioactive water, of powerful effects,
as his tests Immediately proved.
Injected into cancers this water
stopped pain In ten minutes. His first
patient was q man whose allotted life
was one week, a sufferer from cancer
and an X-ray burn. This man took NOR
phine to endure his pain. but after one
application Of the radium water he was
able to stop the morphine completely
and life prolonged two months.
other patients now under the radium
water treatment include one with a can
Ger Of is years standing and some of the
ordinary nose and breast cancers. The
1S-year cancer has had six weeks of
water treatment. and from the first FIVE
minutes after applying water pain has
been almost wholly absent. In each of
the other cases pains stopped immedi-
ately, and several poor sufferers were
released from the morphine habit, which
had been forced upon them.
Apparently the water is curing every
one of these cancers, even the one with
an 1S-year history, for all of them have
steadily and consistently diminished in
size, the worst one now being only half
Its former bulk. The Undertaking. of
pure water will soon begin on a much
larger scale.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
200 laps Went Down.

st. Petersburg, April 30.-Rear
Admiral Yezzen, in a report to the
emperor, confirms the sinking Of the
Japanese transport Kinshiu Maru
BY two Russian torpedo boats and
the drowning Of 210 Japanese.
Seventeen Japanese officers, 0sol-
diers, 85 coolies and 65 Of the crew
were captured. II is said the en-
peror holds the sinking Of the trans
portwith it's passengers and valuable
supplies was unwarranted, and he
may relieve Admiral Yezzen OF his
command.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
DEAFNESS IN SCHOOLS.
Thirteen Per Cent. Of Children in New
York City Institutions Declared
to Be Partially Afflicted.

The annual report Of Superintendent
William H. Maxwell, Of New York city,
has been issued, analyses the progress
made during the fiscal year ending July,
1903. Under the caption Defective
Children" the statement is made that,
according to one authority. 10 per cent.
or more than one-eighth of the SIC, 56S
children In the public school have partial
deafness. and that Of these only three
per cent. are aware Of their afiliction.
The net enrolment OF school children in
the entire city shows decrease Of 1905
from the previous year. The average
daily attendance 10 given a 4s9, s2s The
part-time classes have increased enor-
mously. On June 30. 1902. there were
sb.M7 part-time pupils. On the same
date last year there was 81, 800, and Oc-
tober 81 last year there were 81 ,s65. The
sum Of ~, 2.655.6o was expended for
educational purposes BY the city during
the last fiscal year.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05

West Plains, NO., April 23.-The
recent cold wave did no damage to
the peach crop in Howell and Ogden
counties, but apples and pears have
been damaged. According to Paul
Evans, director Of the state fruit
experiment station, who is here ex-
aiming orchards, there will be an
immense crop Of peaches in this
vicinity, estimated between 500 and
750 cars. Grapes and Strawberries
are uninjured.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
vIadlvostok Squadron Dodges
the japanese.

London, April 3o.-According to
the Toxic correspondent Of the Tele,
graph the vlsdivostok squadron slip
ped past the Japanese squadron in a
fog and got back to Vladivostok.
Nothing has leaked out regarding
the composition Of this Japanese
squadron or who commands it. No
official reference to it Is made by the
Japanese.
The Russian admiralty, while pro-
Tossing ignorance Of Admiral Jeezen's
plans, is confident that he is unlikely
to be surprised by the Japanese, who
have been sent to prevent his return
to his base, with which he is in con-
slant telegraphic communication.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
Judge Wix to Be a Candidate.

Jefferson City, Mo, April 25.-
Word comes here from an authorita-
tive source that Judge Clark Wix, oil
Bates county, will present his name
to the Republican state nominating
convention as a candidate for rail-
road and warehouse commissioner.
This puts five candidates in the field
for this place, the other four being
Frank Wightman, Tornado" Jim
Merriield, OF st. Louis, John G.
Bishop, Of Kansas City, and Mayor
Niedemeyer, OF Columbia.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
Progress Of the Japs.

It is sometimes said Of the japanese
that they are initiative, but not inven-
tive. 1t is fact, however, says the
Chicago Chronicle, that they have
taken out patents in every patent ONCE
In the world. and that they invented
and manufactured the rife now in use
IN their army. Senator Beveridge says
they have made greater progress IN
medicine in the last ten years than any
other people on the globe and that theil
quarantine system Is the best in the
world.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
Supplies Moved in Carts.

London, April 30.-According to
a dispatch to the Central News from
Toxic, the bulk OF the Russian sup
plies is being transported to Feng
Wang Cheng on the road to the Yalu
river by means Of carts. Il takes
Ave days to cover the distance OF
ninety miles from the Russian head
quarters to the destination.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
SATURDAY.
Homes for Boys Wanted.

We have on hand a very fine lot Of
boys Of all ages from one month to
twelve years Of age. We are putting
them out in carefully selected homes.
They are placed on three months
trial. All it costs to get one is the
transportation. References required.
For terms address Rev. c. G. Stab
mann, $40 Olive Street, st. Louis,
No., State superintendent Of the
Children's Home Society.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
Russia Says Glands Off,"

st. Petersburg, April 30.-The for
eign Office in q circular to Russian
representatives abroad, declares cate
gorically that Russia will not &C.
cspt mediation to terminate the war,
nor allow the Intervention Of any
power whatever in the Russian
Japanese negotiations after the war.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05

4 New York farmer recently SHE'D .
hive q bees ct shsrif who dropped IN
b afrest him, AN the Newark News,
materially damaging the reposeful dig
mtg Of The ollcer ana violating nearly
evexy article a The 0eneva convention.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
Three Hurt Near Nevada.

Nevada, Mo-, April 25.-News has
just reached here that a smallcyclone
visited Clear Creek township, ten
miles east Of Nevada, destroying the
Prairie Grove village school, do
molishing q residence OF James
Young. J. Hamilton's cottage was
struck by q clock falling from the
mantle, remaining unconscious for
several minutes. Mrs. Hamilton was
dangerously bruised. Their 6-year.
old child was struck by the cook
stove and injured.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-05-05
Counties Next Holding Contests.

FRIDAY.
County. Delegates.
Camden, township meetings..........2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-12
MiaiOnGrS S6cibnnaSflaae.

9enpcr, Col, #. Srni.-2otp.
renee GomleS Ybipps, Scr 8itt$6ur.
ger WultimillionGr Der fiir5li6 lei
ncr Satin ole Der G6e entiproIienen
beioen SinOcr beimlitb aus Dem
o9}ctbcrIono . &otcl" in 9telu g)ort
cntliIbrte tnO NIT 0cn ainoern iebt
bier lcit pradtoolle9 Nols an Sol.
Jar NOenue beluobnt, bat iu elmer
iocbcn UlQeItrcngtcn SheiounQSflo-
&c Ole Satin Der ebclifeu llutreue
bcihulbigt. Gr perlougt Die obio-
Irtc SAci0un9 uno Die Sinner lei
her S6but 3l iibermcilcn.
u. $. McStee, ciu Better Ser s5ralt
EbippS into rci6er 9}eru 2orfcr Sc.
bcmniuL iouie Der friibere SouSar5t
Der Ebippiden 6ornilic, Or. SboS.
5. Gallagher, lucr0cn olS Ole beim-
lidcn Hicb6ober Der W~}iaionGrS .@at+
tin %aenonnt. Sn Der Slogeihrilt
mcr0en Ole otgeblid u~nlnutcren Be
}icbu1qen Der bcioen 80 reipon-
Oeltcl" 81 6rau Gbipp5 c~iuqebeno
beiprodct. Mdbrcn0 Die 6rall Qe.
trcnnt bon ibrem Outtcn in Nelu-
Yort lebte, lol Better Wtc9ce in ibrer
clcgontcn Sotclbebouiung ibr t1g-
lid @elellldaft geIeiitet bobelt. 0as
NerbGltniB 5tullden @ei0en babe ibn,
Den aId9cr, oeranIaBt, ole ainocr Der
W}llttcr 81 rull6en.
Or. Gallagher mar iriiGcr Elm all.
gcIcbener gIr5t in Hitt3bura uno NIT
6rau GbippS i6on Dor ibrer Ger.
m0blmlg befunnt. gl3 DER W2iliio.
n0r Damn ipdter nit ieiner 6omilie
tpegen zines &ul$IeioenS ser @attin
N%uientbalt III Gerber nobm, fam
ollt bolo III. Gallagher oortbin mo
mtroc notiirlidI SoiSor5t Der Sami.
lie. @eriidte iibCr sic 8~ejie6unqen
3ruiideu Der Srou mo Dem Sous
9lr5tc famel ldlieBlid aud oem@ut.
ten 81 Obren un0 onroui marc Dem
liebenSpiiroigen 0oftor oa9 &ou$
DCrboten.
Die beiduloiQtc NfiIlionGrS @ot-
tin iii, obmobl lie Crfldrt bat, lie mer.
DC in Den bieiigen @eri6ten perion-
lid Die Sdei0tngSflage bef1mpfen,
bis iebt nod uidJt in Gcnoer einge.
t%roIicrL mo &icIe gIauben, ooB tic
iid cinca Nn0eren bcionnen babe uno
feline &crtbei0igunA cinreid)en meroc.
&orl0uiig bot lie ibren bieiigen Nm
malt bcauitroQt, Den @ntten ans Dem
oui ibrcn 9clibtitcl citgetrogeuen
@obnpolait on oic 2uft ieBcrt 81 loi-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-12

Vie Sol3c limo nidt etmQ BLOB Elm
@enuBmtttel, lie limo nieImcbr ciu
oulI5 uncntbcbrlihcS NtabrluQ@mits
tel. Gem, ga tdglid nit oCt 9hl2.
ijbci0ungS Yro0lrften Sal5c oeu80r-
per p~erlallen 10 miiiicn 0ieic mie0Cy
criebt lpcr0cuL m~noerufauS milBtc Der
GrQoni@nun2 mc0cn &erormntg all
Sol5cn 81 @rlmoc gebcn. @eiou.
SerS lt0tbig iinO &cBterc fiir ocn
ma6iCloen &0rper, Ic6lt Is Oiclcnl
OIL elmer birrci1Cnoen M}enQe, DOcr
mcrocn bic Sol5e nidt gcrii9cuo re
Iorbirt, 10 entltebt Ole Gn0liihe
Sronfbcit. Die meiiteu No6rnQ<.
mittcl entbaltcu an mo iitr lib iholl
gcniiqcnO N0brloI3c, on0crc hu0eQcn
SIT mcni9, mic Die &~artoffrln melhC
hober mW init elmer gcniiQcn0cn 3u.
aobe bon &od)lol3 %geuollcn lucrOcll
tonncr, nm ld)mudb0lt ST. lCin. Sos
6IciiA lit on ul0 iiir Iid ~iol}boltig.
bci'm &odct gcbt ieOoA ooa Solj
on Die @riiGc libcr. @ie I'll mcui ]
Sol5 pom llebcl it, 10 pirtt altd oos
5t ltarfe Sol5en rohtbeilig. Gem
nod nclleren llntcriu0unQcn mirN
boOltrd Die 0to1cnpcrouutn1 1m1iln.
}tia bccinihlBt. 0o6 Dos &o6ioli
oltf Die Observation-Disclosures Gin.
:uirft, mltBte man ldon lolNc. mnh
Is lit ml5meiiclbol nGhNcuicicn, ooi,
6ur6 CS Scr SGrrcgcbolt 0c3Ntogc1.
'aitc5 bcrobQclcBt miro. is mira
ober mnd) Die Soitablonocrlng ielblI
gebcunlt u10 n%onltntli6 0u3 Der.
0ollen0c Scrmcnt oe5 Wfo0cn5, ou&
Eepiin, pcrmin0crt. 0o9 loIlteu iid
nnlctc @ol9irouen mertcn, nid)t
min0cr nbcr Dit Mirt6c, be, lpeldCr
Dos id)oric Soljeu mo @iir5cn orl
Speilcn Die 9tc0cl lit. 0oB oo9 rcidl
Iihc Snl5cn Scr SpCiicn bel 0cpilicr
&ronfbcitclL unlncntIi6 bel 9}icrcH
Ie,Ocnoen, brett i6Goli0 1T, lit cine
0ll6etQnnte IbotIadle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-12
Scrii6mtc Scla9crnngcn.

0a bic @clt jebt nod Scr GiniGlic.
Sung Sort Nrtbur'S ourd) Die ,Sopo.
lrcr 0uS S0alipiCl elmer QroBcn DC.
lagerlllg erlebcn miro, 10 lit cS int.
reliant, i'm Nni6llIB al cine cnglii6c
3citl0rilt, oil abHli6e 8elugerungcn
5ll crinncrlL Die in Der @eId)idtc cine
9tolc gclpielt bnbcn. Sn Der &ilr5c
Der Ycldgerlln8S5Cit ItCbt N~lcrun0rio
obenorL in0Cm aQc &QltonCn inner
halb 5ebnS tumoen our6 oic cnglii0c
6lotte inter General seymour sum
S6luCigcn 0c6rnd)t mltr0et. I6cr in
0ieien m%enigen Stlm0cn crgoB lid
cine Iurbtbdrc 6llltb bon 9ombcn
mo 8ranaten iibcr ole Staot. 9}id)t
menigcr als 10000 @eid)oiie mur0cn
gcgcn Die Sorts bon Nleranoriu ge.
~fettert un0 man6e bon ibncn lpare1
llrgcbe1cr bon III &iloqrnmm, oie
Glt3 G0nonctt bon 81 Qonnen 0es
1doIien %pllroen. SeltiQm aenlg,
rihtetc gcroOe 0ieier m0r0erii6cSos
gel bon Giien menig SdaOen bel Den
9cfeItigltngen OH, Oa Die Webr5o6l
Der @runotcr iid in Sen Sono ser
SruIhpcbre cingrub, Die gum Sd)ube
Scr 8atterien errihtct ruoren.
9lbcr Ole 8erbeerlmg, Die Die INT
6crfliegcn0en 8ro1utiplitter infer
6en N%nbGn9ern Arobt Hoidi'S an.
rid)tetcrL par 10 fiirdtcrli6, 0oB
Die Sorts idlcunigit Gerdumt luur.
Den. Seboitopol, 0as nit ieinen
l%torfen moiiipen &olfitein.6orts. Die
nit @ronit perfleioet lparen, oon700
8anoneL oarlnter pielen bon Id)ues
rem aaliber, ncrtbeioigt mllroc, bielt
ii6 gcgen Die n~creinten Secre Der
6ran5oien un0 Gngl6nOer 327 Gage
lang; ols aber idlieBlid) Der Blat
gerdlmt ipur0e, fd10 man, oaB Die
Staot in Sriimmern lag; nm oas
3erltorllngSmert 81 bollcn0en, ipur.
oen nod 0iejerigen Gods llno Sorts,
Die nod erbalten iuorer, bon oenSSn.
genielrren Der perbiinoeten WG6te in
Die 2uft geiprengt. Die oelltIde 9lr.
NEE belogerte befonttli6 Boris 1872
Gage lang. Ndbreno 0es SonuarS
1871 ipuroen nidt lpeniger ais TO-
900 8ronaten jeben Gag auf Die
StaOt geIdlcu0ert. Sin einem ein5i,
gen Gage, Dem 3. Sanuor, i6oiien
Die 0cutiden 25,000 @eidoiie allf
garis ob inn @ertbe bon 100000
Wfort. @G6reno Der 9elagerung ia
men 10000 @inpobner our6 9ranf.
belt mo 9ungcr INN. 81 Gage lana
bot Eletpna Der ruiiiiden grmee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-12
IbfaBrtStngc Der 9ampfcr bon Nclu'
OOrf.

9ompicr o9oroe8no" olu IA. Slmi
nod Neopcl mlo @enlo.
9ompfer nnFotsoam" an "A.
Sluti nnd) Hotter0am.
9anpfer naoiler @il6eGm ser
3mcite" am IA. SUM nod 8rcme1.
0ompier oGnrpotbio" am "A.
SUM nod) 2iperpool.
Compiler nGcoric" am 10. Sum-
nad) &%iperpool.
9ampier o@aScogne" am t6. ,Sluni
nod Sabre.
Compiler nSamburg" am t6. SUM
nad Sambllrg.
9ampfer y9orbaroIia" am t6.
Sunni no6 Bremen.
9ompfer n8bilooclpbio" om IS.
SUM no6 SoutGompton.
9ampfer 03eelono" an IS. SUM
nod antmerpen.
9ampfer minneapolis" am IS.
Sltnt Hau) Soll0oh.
Compiler Bulgaria" am IS. SUM
nn6 @nmburg.
9ampier oGomponia" am IS.
Slni no6 2iperpool.
0ampfcr y&oiier @il6c(m ser
8roBe" am 81. Sum- nod Bremen.
9ampicr n&omboroio" am 81.
sunni nah Reapcl mo 8elnlo.
9ompicr n3otteroam" om 81.
Slu1i nod Gottcr0am.
0ompicr oRonnonio" all 81. SUM
nad Ateapel uno @en1a.
9ompfcr oMoieltic" am %. SUM
nad &iuerpool.
9ompfer oSeaig Olop" ON %.
Sunni na6 a%openbogcn.
9ompfer u6ricOrid" am 90. SUM
nnd) Bremen.
9ompier 9liider" am 80. Sllni
nad @alnburg.
0ompier .Saooie" am %. Slini
nud) SABRE.
Compiler oNra6ic" am "a. Sum-
nod 2ioerpool.
9anpfer nGenniplpania" am %.
Sllni nod Samburg.
0ampfer nGtrurio" om %. Suui
nad) Siuerpool.
9ampier st. 2oui8" ON %. Sllni
ilad Solltbomptou.
9ompfer s3inlan0" om %. Sllni
nod Nntperpen.
0ompfer ogleiobo" an %. Simi
l1ad Sonoonn.
0ampfer .Erin5 a0albert" am %.
SUM- nod NeQpel ua0 0etnia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-12
Gin oc6ilOctcr Sancrnjun0c.

90 fltbr Dor &ur5cm Gin Scrr in
ciner cleftrii6eu Nobn iiber oen2Sie-
lambs EIoB in g8cimor. Ncbcr
linn ioB Elm bicocrcr 9oucr3man1
nit ieinem Sobnc. Batter" iro0t
DER Slulac oiti oo5 Stonobilo g8ie,
lmb'S Neutcnh, o@ottcr, pGr IS ocitl
Scr Wtonn?" n&e - oc3 mccB id)
al MD 5 nero mobl Schiller ici!"
oltlportcte Scr Setter. - n9tcc, 8ot.
ter" bcocrltct i'm iein g~cbiloctcr
Spr6Bling nSdilcr - 0c5 i'm 'er
3mcie!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-12
M1nncrn mn TSrnnctl.

NIutberGiftlna aebeiIt in 40 bis 90 1aesn.
@ef6ipilre. ncu uocr olt, in 10 bis 10 1aaeH.
&ertuit Der Wlannbarfeit Brains" fofort 9in'
bait Getbnr, gtiercn. mo @laicnIetocn. Strirtur
II. I. 10, 9urn rnfer bor5iieli0e3 GbItem gas
raRtireH mir iuberft fbHele uuo per1uaneute
<rett. G6mer5bafter o6er perbinoerter W|cns
i~truntioH IOiort abaebolfen. S6retben sic ODER
iprenen Gle Dor. 8diD umo GpnfuItatiuu frci.
26ir TlIriren gtI2iAIng, ubne fit Die Seilnng III
0perattoncit at f6reiten. gSem auoere gGer6is
iebli6Iugen. nabt bel ms eineH Serlud. Ut.
T0tItp'S 0icotcaI S%niiitute, gr. 1887, DIT.
Rratt.struke. 2eutf6 pirb eefproa II.
(Uiai1f ,3&S1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-12

9roB, obgleid feline @crtbei0ioer
boifnutg8loS in Der Minocr5abl ma
rem; an 10. 0e5eutbcr. ais 0os Iebte
Hoggenforn per5ebrt mar, madten
oic un6eugIamen GiIrtcu cincn Nus.
fuQ uno periit6ten iih olrd sic ruI.
iiidcn 2egionen 0urd}uidloQcn. SS.
mon gaida bcfe6liQtc iclbIt ben ia.
piercn ReIt iei11eS @cerca, Orei 2oltf.
0rG6cn mltroen 0lr6bro1cn, abcr
bic SinOerniiic mdren }u QroB. Grit
ol3 ser topfere Silbrcr Don ocrllcbcr-
moht um3ingclt Wor, ais feline Qeutc
bon &ononenfugcln Wn0 @ranatcn
nicocrqemGbt marel1, CrlQu6tc er, nQf
Die meiBC Sabine bon Dem Gade Der
6iittc bcrobflattcrtc, uebcn mclder CT
i6pcr berlcbt I'M Sooc3fompfc laq.
G6ortlm mi0erlton0 Dem Wfab0i
mt0 ieincm @eere 81 (oQc lana I'M.
ter Der topferen STIRRING @oroon's,
mo in &orS bielt General @iQiomS
nit $4,000 Wfunn, mit N~orrGtbcn fir
orei Monote uno Whuition fiir 0rci
Gage, Elm eini6lic6enoc3 Seer bon
$4,000 W}onn bonn &lni bis N}opcnt-
Der ob. n@enerol @i0iom8,~ i6ric6
Der ruiiii6e General Mturolpieif Iei-
ncnl topfercn 6ein6, Sic hobcn Iid
cincu Nomen III ser @cidifte Qc.
mnft, urt0 sic NodmeIt miro Die
9~ht3oouer, Den W}lttb lm0 sic 9iS5i.
pin 6crhtnoerl1, Dcldc bel oieicr @e=
Io9crunQ bon Den HcitCl Ser Irntec
cntioltet iullroen. &ir luoltcn einc
&%opitllotion 5u StonOc briuQeu, ole
Den Inior0crrnQen 0c9 &ricQe8 &c.
niigt, obnc 0ie Wtcuihlidfcit I'll Der
leBcn," @ibroltor biclt Iid 874 Gage
lang Qeaeu Die Nn9riiie bon Spa.
nicu ul6 Sronfreid, obgleih 6OO0
@ronotcn oegen Die 6eItc t10lid) &c
i6Icltocrt ipuroen, trot Scr oerciniga
ten Nngrifie bon lG &inicni6iifcll,
elmer 3o6Qoicn 6lottc bon 9ononcn.
un0 MGrierbooten un0 idnimmen,
ben 8otterie'u, Sercn 9ou t0,000,OU0
Wtorf gcfoItet bottc.
Hi6mon0 in SirQinieu marc npnl
General See Elm Sobr binourd) Der
tbei0iQt; 2lldnom belts 81 Gaze
aus, ais General SoDclod 3t icincr
Gntiebnn0 fam. WtoicfinQ belt iib
iieben Monnte, 4imbcrIep 1877 EoQc,
2ooDimitb t18, @otHcfItroon1 81,
Micb y uno @oeto II Gage. Sine
0enolcrc 8orolele 3lrr 9cloQernng
Sort Nrtbur'S lit oo9 @om6oroement
bon Sontioap mGbrcno Oe$ lebten
iponiid)someritonii6cn aricge8. Die
SricgSiNiffe Scr Ser. Stootcn
oEcroS," oSnoiono" uno o9roof.
I'm" %crofinetcn oitS elmer Gnticrmtng
bon ied5 cn9lii6en Meilen Sclter
ouf 0ic Stoot, unO iiberidriittcten iie
0rei Stlmocn lang nit 8ronoter,
nit 10 fltrdtburcr MirtunA eoB.
troBocm sic &ononicrc i6r 3icl nidJt
Cinmol ie6en fonntclL 81 @c6Glloc
5ertrilmmert ul0 in Brand qeiteGt
mllrOcr; ciniQcS tan0cn @ci6iiticucr
mebr bitten icoeniaa$ Sen goIl3cn
Srt in Sriimmcr 9elegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-12
&ie iuQen iuir idjlafen q?

9iele fitr unIcr gu1t5eS @obl6eiilt.
oen uno fir Die @rDoltung unierer
2eiitungSiGbigfeit 10 ilberot5 be,
0eutiame Srage 5eantnortet cincr
Der ongeiebenitcn enaliiHen ger5te,
Sir &ermam Me6er, in einem fins.
lid geboltenen &%ortrage 81 Nllb uno
6rommen ieiner Witneni6en. Gin
SIT LANCER Sdlof - mebr, oils o6t
Stunoen fir Grmo6iene - lit, mic
mir Dem Tag" cEtllebmen, nod @e-
ber'S anii6t oft i60oli6er, oils Elm
3u fur5er, beionoera bel ooQbliitiaeit
EcrIonen. Gr fibrt 3ur 0egenero.
tion Der fleinitcn SirngefdBe, sur
8erminoerung Der ~nerboien Spann.
frGfte nno 5u SdlagfluB ODER iriib-
3eitiger 8er6loonng. emmanuel
aant, Ser ni6t MIR Elm GROCER E6i,
loiopb mar, %ionoern aud ic6r &C.
ilnoe SebenSaniGouungen beioB,
lebrte, bob 81 oiel S6laf Die energic
lGbmt utb oas 2eberl perfiir5t. Sdla.
fen ioQ man MIR md6reno Der Nadt;
9eiunOe 2ellte i'll mittlerem 2ebcnS.
otter io(len om Gage nicnolS, olte
Qeltte MIR iebr ipenig idlofen. Is lit
cine ifled)te @~eluobnbeit, Die 0odjt
5um Gage 81 MAIDEN, large aui5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-12

BON - Ser eIegonten y2ooieS," Die
natiirtid ben dornnunlcn @eiea.
iboften ibrer &ieblinge beipobnen.
81 Streitigfeiten tonmt eS utter
Den oicrfiiBiaen @GItcn MIR ielten;
oieic %friiirte, porfiimirte ulO bebGn,
0erte Sunociugcno mciB, mas lid)
i6idt lpO miiroe iih niemols cin I'M.
3icmli6eS 9etroqcn erIouben. Mon
III eben mtcr@un0eu mo 0omcn Der
belten @eieui6oft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-12
&ermiidDte tclcarapbiidDe Sepeiden.

IoS in Chicago geplonte 8ro.
Jeff sir Giniiibrlng elmer ocrniiniti-
gen 6eier OeS A., Slllt lit 5u 8oiier
GelporoctL, On Die 9eitr0ge iiir Die
Don ben &erein geplonten 6eitlid)s
teiten 81 gering lporeu. IS pllroen
$4,000 perlongt, mo MIR $4,000
gingen elm.
Nodri6ten aus @lenpooo.
Springs, Gol., 3u 6olge lit ole Ban.
De. meldlc Den 3u9 Der nGenner &
bio @ronoe 9ubu' beruubten. in Ell.
mem @ebiiih on oer Oitieite pom
Ginil1tB oes 0ipioe-Grcef in Den
8ranO.9iiper bon 100 Stills . SIDE.
riiicn lmlitellt. Die H1uber boben
lett &c Stunoen feline @obrnngssa.
fubr gebabt.