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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
SELECT CHICAGO BEAUTY.
Miss Grace Scott selected to Come 10
the Worlds Eair.

Chicago. Sept. Miss Grace 3. Scott,
clerk OF the Divinity School OF TIE Un.-
versity OF Chicago. has been appointed
BY Mayor Harrison 20 represent Chicago
at the - Louis Fai- On Oklahoma City
Gay.
Miss Scctt's appointment as the repre-
sentative % Chicago young women. was
made after Recommendation by Pro
fessor Smaller Mathews, OF the University
OF Chicago. and Fred Brast-i. the Com
missioner IN charge OF Oklahoma City Day
at the Fair.
The Mayor received q letter from NJ.
Brasted recommending the appointment OF
Miss Scott Mss Scott IL ~ years old a
striking blonde. and mentally q vigorous
young woman Her hair Is light BROW,
and her height IS feet inches. The
balance. indicate a weight o. lis pounds
Her proportions are described cs classi-
cally correct
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
DOMESTIC CHARGED WITH
STEALING DIAMOND STUD
Lena EcoH. Prisoner at Four Courts
Alleged to Have Admitted Theft
of $3.50 Gem.

Lena Ecoff. % years old. of Nokonis.
H., Is a prisoner at the Four Courts.
charged with stealing Il $50 diamond stud
from John L Phelps OF No. 15Is Cook ave-
nue., where she has been employed as a
domestic The police claim that she has
confessed the theft
According to her story. "a told by the
police. she left the Phelps home. yester-
day at noon, intending to go TO Nokornis,
but before leaving the house she went
into the room OF Mr.. Phelps and picked
up a diamond STUD worth so.
She attempted to sell the stone 10 a.
dealer near Sixth and Olive streets but
ne became suspicious and notified the po-
lice. Detectives Mccarthy and LabsTgs
arrested the young woman
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
NEwsBOYs As CRITICS.
Youngsters Display Originality in
Boer War Write Fps"

Originality and genius marx many OF
the essays prepared hy the uewsboys On
the BOer War exhibit. which they wit
messed Monday night
Since III. '+uewsfes'' made their visit
20 tho show. and - became known thu.
the directors. through 8ir. Dainty. had
offered Il yrize Ot ~ FOR the best w-ite-
ut,'' on the Boer War. the advertising
department has been deluget with hun
dr.ds OF criticisms In the efforts OF the
boys 20 gain the reward
AL the copy sent "a by the young critics
will have most cnref1! corsiderat!1n. e
special committee being appointed 10 pass
Judgment on tho criticism submitted
All co.nruuuf -sitio-s Will lie received up
10 Monday night. and the results Will be
made known through the press and pub
Hshed the following week
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
MILITARY BURIAL
FOR ST. LOUIS BOY
Soldier Who Died at Sea Is Hon
ored at Jefferson Barracks
Served in the Philippines.

With military ceremony II. HeisIer. q
St Louis boy. was buried at Jefferson
Barracks yesterday afternoon By I'll. resi-
dent soldisY.
Heisler died on August u while on his
way home from the Philippines He was
taken sick in the far East, and was sen;
home On the United States transport
Charity. He died IN nnidocean-
Heisler was d years old and had served
in the army for six years. having, & is
said, performed mefitoTiDus service In the
Orient
Prior 70 his death he HI been acting
as Quarterrnaster Sergeant with COMPANY
L. Seventeenth United States Infantry.
Two sisters survive him They are
Mrs. A. Summers and Mrs II. Bergesch
OF No. 4Go North Tweaty-ffth street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
NEW YORK LEADERS
ARE NOW AT PEACE
Murphy and McCarren Arrive at
Permanent Under
standing.

New York. Sept. In the national
campaign the most important development
to-day was the patching Up OF perrna-
nent peace between Charles F. Murphy
and p H McCarren- Mr.. Murphy Will
make 10 further Efforts 10 di.plaos Nc
carrea as the chairman OF the Democratic
state Executive Committee. nor VIII rs
again try 20 overthrow McCa-ren as tho
leader IN Brooklyn.
on the other hand. Mayor Mcclellan Is
% be renorninAted next year. and VIII
have the support % McCarren IN the city
convention and az the polls
The Democratic State Committee called
the State Convention TO meet in Saratoga
September y. but lodged tho question OF
nominating q candidate for United States
Senator.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02

Il o'clock yesterday morning IN the west
end Of the Alaska building.
Inc subjects OF the three lectures were,
The Tribes o. the Northwest Coast"
Social Organization: Totem Poles"
''kwskiu;l aud ClahoGusht" They were
illustrated by living examples from among
the primitive people who are now at the
BY many students OF the University OF
Chicago. who viii receive credit for this
work toward their degrees. and by many
others interested IN anthropological sub
tscjs-
TEs lectures today will be on Southern
AthapaScans, The Study OF Games and
Navajo and Apache" The lectures viii
Il O'Clock n the Alaska building from now
until September
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
BUSTER COULDN'T SEE BUSTER
Theater Manager Feared One
Might Interfere With Other.

Because the dwarf. William Ray. who
wore the suit in which he impJrsonates
''Bustre Brown IN tho Manufactures
building at the Worlds Fair FOR the Brown
Shoe Company. was refused adrniitance
TO tho Grand Opera house last night
forty-nine representatives Of the Brown
Shoe Company. who ACCOMPANIED him. de-
ciined to accept seats and asked that thelr
money be refunded.
Their request was compiled with and
they went to the Olympic Instead. As a
reason for refusing 10 admit Ray. Manager
Shea Of the Grand G nra house said that
he feared that Ray II. his Buster Brown
suit might interfere with the regular per
Torrance OF Buster Brown"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
FOURTH OF JULY FATALITIES.
Great Decrease shown in Number
Of Tetanus Victims.

Chicago. Sept 1.-The Journal o, the
American Medical Association will pub
iish tomorrow the statistics gathered By
it regarding accidents on the last Fourth
OF July.
The total number % deaths from lock-
Jaw was 81 as against - the previous
Fourth. But there were % deaths from
other causes. agaoinst only % last year
Tho total deaths were Is3. and the total
rurihe- of persons injured. not fatally,
was ASA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
CONDUCTOR ARRESTS BOY.
Charged With Throwing Stones
at Street Gar

l. l. Huchins. a conductor on tho Sew
enth street line. acted as a policeman last
night and turned his car into q patrol
wagon TO bring Dennis Flynn. u years old,
who threw rocks at his car. to the police
station.
1870. =. ,ba - .t 49, eS---a- - -. -
enth street and Lafayette avenue, the con-
ductor says. Huchins caught the boy and
holding him in the car brought his pris-
oner TO the corner Of Sixth stree. and
Clark avenue and turned him over to Pa
trolrnan Dalton Of the Central District
Flynn lives at No. III South Broadway
to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
Killed by n Train.

william BuenEer. a well-to-do resident OF
Nameoki. was run down and killed by
Wabash fast mail No. g. at o'clock yes
terday afternoon Buenger was a direc-
tor OF Granite City hank and was a
brother OF Charles Buenger OF Ed~ards-
Vile.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
Local Report.

weaver az a. II. part clOGiy. az : , m.
css@- MAXIMUM Temperature. SIS: minimum
temperature. Il Stage q r.y.r. IS Sses
EDWARD II. BOWIE.
Local FO-ecas.er.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
r.,rle struxKI. to Save $500.

street was robbed Of $50 by two masked
h,yhwayrnen on Spring near Delrlar ave
nue. early yesterday morning. NcNaIiy
pct ID a desperate fight. but his efforts TO
eaye his money were unayaiiing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
Attacked by Tigers.

Thomas Rank!ne OF the Hasenbeck show
on the Pike. was attacked lao night AZ
: o'clock by tigers while he was passing
from the animals cages 10 the arena. He
was rescued by Herman Bogar the chief
trainer. Rankine's arm was lacerated-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
RESIDED IN ST. LOUIS
EIGHTY-TW0 YEARS
Mrs. EIizs oliver Miller Was the Last
of Her Girihood Associates
to Pass Away.

Mrs Eliza Oliver Miller. Sc years OF age.
and for eighty-two years a resident Of St.
Louis. died at her home. No 3i23 Washing
ton avenue. yesterday morning.
Mrs Miller whose maiden name was
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02

Peter Clarke. 3 years old. living at No
ioJ1 Brooklyn street. was working about
a mule yesterday when the animal fell.
knocking Clarke down and falling on him.
Clarke Is at the City Hospital with a
fractured ankle.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
Fireworks Tonight

By Pain. in the Stadium. Worlds Fair
O'clock. in honor OF Indiana Week Ad-
mission free: seats. Zoe.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02

Je-a-tfa2=- q Agriculture. Weather Bureau
-GeteoSc4ost SA- Observations received a. 81
lSy-S reI tenoe- !. l-Si. a. So =. IL local
tine and p "a s-y-aiy-.fIh u1e<i1an ,.-.s.
User a;io--s taken 8. the sane EloIaea. %
i.!-ss a. a. stAI.o--A
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
TAX COLLECTION
RECORD IS BROKEN
Yesterdays Payments Greater
Than Any First Day by
sJ9i.112.T5.
LARGE DEPOSIT BY TRUST co.
Crowds Swarm at City Hall to
Receive Benefit of Rebate
Many Big Checks
Received.
LARGE DEPOSIT BY TRUST CO.
e 9 = = . . = = . . . = . . . \
Q FACTS ABOIT Yesterdays q

. FACTS tBDt Il NEsTERDtSS
o BIG TAX COLLECTIONS 4
y Total collections amounted 90 81 4
q 5l2.07I Il
. All former collections were 4
. ecIipSed By seiI7e.75.
. The largest amount paid at one
. time was SiI.02s. s. Tho smallest 4
. Was AZ cents.
. John Killes OF No. ISoo Sidney 4
o street vas the first man 20 pay. He
. turned In sz19.45
o The first large amount was - 4
. ceIved from the Mechanics National 4
q Bank
q Collections FOR the last -FOUR year I
= os current revenue were az follows: 4
o September !. 1901. sl.o55.2l5.ss: Sep 4
. teInb,r l. Ia"e. l.sis.5so. g: Sept-m- 4
. her /. 1.3. Sl..o7.s $50: September /. 4
a fGat e. 80 a. ~ 4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
Injured in Fail Down steps.

Mrs. Sophie Martineau, e. years old. was
severely Injured by falling down a flight
OF stairs at her home, No. 3S5s Penrose
street Her collar bone was fractured and
she sustained a severe scalp wound
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02

nogel. Milwaukee. and s y. williams OF
Pennsylvania
An OF these visitors responded to toasts
which Were. for the most part on fh. n :
embraced in the presidents address.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02

A jury in the South st. Louis Police
Court yesterday morning fined William
Rehef OF No. 3s5S Sarpy avenue IS and
IN total solidA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02

Tho business men OF ST. Louis viii dis
play their horses and vehicles at tho
Worlds Fair grounds Saturday at 2:3l
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02


4 afflicted with piles FOR Tried doctors
will with
am
pat
inaio fee.et a bur lily lice or - - -
DRs THORNTON & MINOR, 1863 Olive st., Louis, No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02

This amount. however. does not include
s. py.. So 80 IN certificates and Treasury
notes outstanding. which are Offset by an
equal amount OF cash on hand which -
he'd FOR their redemption The cash IL the
-Tr.aalry ia clase.tlel Is .o.loMs:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02

Knocked Down by . Mule.

| Tonight at 7:i5 o'clock. IN the Stadium,
Worlds Fair grounds. Admission nee:
J seats l1c-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
USES LIVING ILLUSTRATIONS.

81 30 20 New York saved via Erie r. r.
Tickets. No. io2 North Fourth street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
Chicago University Professor Lee
tures on AnthropoIogy at the Fair.

The first three o: the series % lectures
by Professor Frederick Starr. chief OF the
Department OF An,hropology OF the Uni
versiry OF Chicago. were given at .. 10 and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
.I.44sss.s9

Against which there are demand liabili-
ties outstanding amounting 10 s., l8-.SsI -,
which leaves a cash balance on hand OF
t2J7 ,s1j.Jsi.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
NATIONAL DEBT Is GROWING.
Treasury Statement Shows In
crease Of sG.6I1.9 6!.

Washington. Sept. The monthly
statement o: the public debt shows that
q. the close OF business. August 81. 1914
tho total debt, less cash n the Treasury.
amounted to ,ssz. &c ~ an increase for the
month o. Is.su.s.s. This increase Is ac-
counted for by q corresponding decrease
IN the amount OF cash on hand The debt
"a recap;tulated as follows:
Interest barfas dsst.--.---.-....--..t 81 L. go
Debt IN when interest has cee--1
Slice maturity .sst-.-av
Debt bearing 10 -is;s-cst---.......... ~. 80 81
Total ...............-....... IL 9ss.5s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
S~taotWablcn in Spwu.

Council SIuffs, So., 30.
Morj. Ole geitrigen Stootwob.
len reIultirten in einem oemofroti-
ltcn Siege. Or. Oonolo Mc9ioc
(Nem.) murbc nit SOC Stimmcn
WaioritGt iibcr oen- eegenndrtigeu
Manor Mprgan gum Stabtoberbaupt
erlpoblt. Die Mcpliblifnner cripGbl.
ten MIR einen Don ad)t alderman.
llerlt.
Sn 9ogon lit Der iriibcre Sice,
@ollpcrnelir s. Is. Miaimon si,llt
Wapor eripdblt moroen.
Sipur-Gitn Sa., 80. WGrs.-
W. Is. Gears (0emi.) lit nit 1910
Stinuncn Yliiralitdt iiber Den Hepi.
blifaner @. 6. Goop 5lil1 Manor or.
lpdblt iuoroen. Die 9emofroteu bo.
ben sim eriten Wole felt Is S,obrcn
ipieoer cine MoioritGt I'M Stootrotb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
Srnlt-S hiuab idiuDrt Stcrcrn ab.

Nem-D Off, %. MGr5. Char.
les 10. Sdpob bon loretta, No., Der
nerfloIlcnc Hr0iiocnt Der rlluiteo
States Steel Corporation" itcutc
Iid), nad) beriibmtcn Wiilitern, geltcrn
dild) i'm Siireau bes Stellcr . Cont
miIlGrS i'm Stclpart = Sriloina Gin,
nm lih Der Nro5cblr oes Mbldpo-
relia jt untcrmerfcn. Scin MiicB-
nlent ouf perl0nlid)es Gigcntbum be-
trug 100000. &r. Sdpuob aob bie
@rflornna ob, Dob or untcr Dem &c.
lee tein Ginnobncr Der Stoot 9tcru-
Dorf mo oesbolb lid)t ltelerpilid)tig
lei, Dab er ieooh, mcil or iit Gin gut
Ebeil ocs Sahrcs in Netp.Dorf o,if-
holte nno Die &ortbeile elmer gl,ten
Imtsperlnoltun9 5n ibdben piiie,
&ilens lei, bic Stellerr olli $4,000
SIT 5obleu, irnb oieie Sffcrte moro
occcptirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
ucrbanolnnscn.

Gas lc.lc ScpartcmlcutS .@cb0uoc in
Moibiugton. - &ermiid)tc Gipil,
&crlpili9urgsbiQ I'M Sallic nci-
ter pcrbanoelt. - Ger ErGliocnt
uno Ole SrritS.
@a1btngton, 9. g., %. Wtdr;.
- Sn Senut lpllrbe bellte Die Gill,
luclde Die Grridtlnng eineS ncllel
Grefrtip = 0cportements : @eb6uocS
III Moibington ortoriiirt, obcrnolS
nlcbrcrc Stunoen lang pcrbanoelt,
blieb icbod lmcrlcoigt. SIS bcrrid)tc
groBc Mcinnn9spcrid)icocnDcit iibcr
Die SteQe, an mcld)er baS @ebGuoe
crrid)tct mer6en ion, 1tnb pcridicocnc
Hc0ncr iprod)en uitd) pom Der Not).
lue1bigfeit belierer Accommodation
fir Den Scnat uno 0oS SberbunocSs
gerlht.
sic Bill, mcld)c Die folihe 9c,eid).
tltn9 bon eingeulodtenl 2ods. ,ouf
Gtifcttell perbietet, lpar cbenfoQS ipic-
Der @egenltono l1ngcrer Serbonos
lu1gcn, obne baB cs 5u elmer Mbitiln-
nlllng boriiber fam. I'm $50 Der.
togtc lid) Der Senat bis morgcn.
SIN GcprGicn
lpurbc Die allgcneinc Gcbotte iiber
Die permiid)te Gioil-S eripiuigllnaa-
Sia gcihloiicn uno bic Nellperleiung
Der gill sum Ginbringcll BON Mn,el,-
bcnncntcn begonn. DIS cilt5ige nab,
reno oes cages ongcnonmcnc Intell-
oenlcnt bon 9eocutllng peripiQigt
100000 fir Die G~pGenoung ocs Sea.
pitolgebGnbcs nod Dem uripriingli-
den Elone.
Campbell (&S.) uto @iQioma
(Sus.) moren bcl,te Die bollptiGd)-
lid)eu Geoner. Campbell pc~rtbcioi9tc
Die Yolitif Der HepllbIifouer, @il-
lioms bennlnsirte Die Ncplblifoner,
iueil tic cine griinb!idc l%tnteriuduun0
Der EoitSfolbolc bintcrtrcibcn. Ser
Hettere tritilirte ocn8enerol. 9unocS.
onipolt mo ben Gr0lioenten icbr
lfarf. llebcr Den 2cbteren iogtc CT,
ocrIclbe lei, che CT 81 Mntt lino Wiir.
Den 9elon9tc, Cit Sruit- 3crihmettc'
rcr gcluelcn, icBt entituloige uulb
pertbeioige er Die Srrlts. Scrr &ooie-
belt lei I'M IQgcmeincn elm ,barnl.
loIcr g~gitotor," iebod) oiird)oits fcin
5lpcrldlliger Monll. - linn 5.15 cre
tolgte Tertogung bis mprgeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30

urtbeilt pllroe, miro nod Den Sill.
b%ernlinen in Nertifinsf, OItlibirien,
gclon0t perherL nm feline Strofc 5l
pcrbilBen. Der Wonn bat cine Sroll,
5luet S0bnc I'M ruiliiden &oocttcn=
Corps nlo cine c~rpod)icnc God)ter.
Scr @encrolItoh lit nuh MN.
mcbr I'M @eiibe pcs gciommtcn Sc
lpeiSmaterials 9cgcn oen GupitGlt
2eontieff, Der iiirlgit IN Gori6ou olli
Die Seidltlniglng oes Scrrotbs MIDI
tiger militGrii6cr @cbcimniIie on
cine pcitlidc Madt pcrboitct lplroc.
Gin &riegS0erid)t miro iiber bcn
Captain o%bllrtbcilcn.
Bctition abgeleDnt.
2onbon, 30. MGr5. - Cine
9epcifc aus aiihincif mcloct, boB
Shirt l(ruloff, Der 0orpernclr bon
Se~liornbicL cine Ectition o6ge-
lebnt babe, bic inn bon Den S;uocl
III Der Trooin5 iiberrcidt moroen
mar nit Der 9ittc, boS N1tsmei.
~lutaS9eiet nod. bcn Eailobfelt crit
III Groft treten 5lt laiien. SSn Solge
Der M%blebntng miiiIen sic innerbolb
zines NooilS bon Orcibig Meilcn BON
Der mcltlifcn @rcn5e Iebcuoen SSllocn
iofort mebr mad Dem SSrllcrclt Der.
5icbct, ipoorrd Die lleberfiiaung in
ocn @bcttoS Ser inncren St1btc MIR
nod Oerrllebrt miro. Die ein5iae 9Q-
ternatioc bleibt Die NuSparocruno.
3ur Ibmebr.
@riiijcl, %. MGr5. - Der
nTetit @leu" t6cilt nit, oab Swiid)crl
Den &nlmlpollipinncrn BON 9cl0icn,
England mo Sronfreid) llnterbano-
llrnaen i'm @orgc linb, Die bcn 3tpecf
babcll, sic amerifoniihe Spefulation
IN Nohhalt1npnle ST. b~ef1nlpien ullo
iih Scr bllrd) oicie in Die SGbe &c.
triebclten Trciie 81 erpebren. Die
l(ntcrbonblunocn ip0cn id)pn 10 melt
gc0ichcl icin bob bolo nit Der n6tbi-
gen Ginld)r0ntlulg Der Troouftion
Der Infong 0cunadt iucroen fonn.
Serbicn unb bic &c 4 d c.
@ien, %. WGr5. - Giner Gcpc-
id)c aus Selgroo 5uiolac miro cine
9cilc9ung ouer Shipierigfcitcn, pcl-
d)e ourb Die Grmorbllng oeS &oni9s
Ilcraan0cr lnb Der &onigin 0rago
5pilfen Scrbien nno geipiiIcn Mf1d).
ten %entltailben, IN Der nGGIten @o-
dc on2cfiinbigt meroen. 9icie Belle
gilllg inpolpirt Die %crbonnumg ullcr
al Dem Woro = Gonplpt bctbeiligter
Offi5iere unO b0bcren 9comtcn pom
icrbilhcn Sole. Sobulb biele 2ciltc
entfernt iilt0, iuol!cn Die WGd)tc bic
biplpmotii6cn 9~c5icbungcn nit Ger.
bien ipicber oufnebrncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
Huii Dies 9ubIen um Brit
tiihe Grcunbihoft

Petersburg, 80. WGr5.- Die
@lGtter bisfutiren nod inner oic
Woalitfeit b~elierer @~cSiebungcn 5lpi-
itcn &ublatb uio Gnglono, melde
burd) Sronfreid bcrbeigciiibrt per.
Den fonntcn. %.9topoiti." pcld)e 5,l.
crit nit Der Sbee bes ne,,en 0reibun.
beS anf Den Hlan eetrctcn iii1o, CT.
ipdrmen iid INNER mebr ooiiir nno
ibreiben, bab cine gaioir5 5lpiifcn
HubIanb unb Eublano fir beioe
Staoten enormcn @ertb bate. Die
Woalihfeit beS acknowledgements
zines iolben 9unocs bcgriinoct oos
9latt nit Der merfpiiroigcn Iniidt,
bab Die Sntereiien Der beibcn 2dnoer
niht eollibiren.
Selblt in biplomotiiten &rciien
beginnt man. Der Srnge cine seipiiic
aiifmcrfiamfeit Su5utpenoerL unb es
ioQ % Die Aniiht porberrihen bob
Die Soee gar nidt 10 pbantaitiid lit,
ipie iie allf oen eritcu @lid erihcinen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
&aiienfampf in Scras.

$ i 0 II, 5eros, 30. MGrS. =
Sn Der umgebung BON Selsbee, 100
Meilen oltIih bon bier, iteben oie
@iirger inter @offcn; uno Gin Moi.
lerfampf miro beiiirdtet.. Der 3iuilt
entItono ooonrd, ooB Neger auf etli.
dye MciBe fellertet unb brei oerielben
perfpnnoeten. Seitbem lit 10. SIC.
atnnet III Dem Sboron'ihen Solsbof.
ferlaaer BON aipei Neaern ermoroet
iporoen. Die Scsteren beiinoen iid il,
Saft, uno Die Meaer orobcn nit blu.
tiger Made.
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lbre St~rciti9fciten ourd) onS Saager
Shieosgcribt ODER bllr6 ol1berc
frieolide Mittcl, melde Die Sooger
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pitGn Srforff BON Dem mouoibnri-
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