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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-09-09
MRS. n. BRlCKNER.
60 Eleventh Street,

ga Sh0R time ago ! found my con.
GiGion very serious, had headaches,
pains IN the bsck, and frequent dizzy
spells which grew worse every month.
I tried two remedies before Psruna,
and WIS discouraged when took the
first dose, but my courage soon
returned. Ia less than two ncufbs
ny health WIS restored. Mrs. N.
BRsckncf
The reason of so many failures to
r,ure cases similar to the above Is the
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-09-09

- s: g. q. 81 Thsnpsoa's 81 ~
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-09-09

FREE MEDICAL ADVICE WOMEN.
to
perfectly,
having written her, and she helped thousands.
AEnn0 Edueet
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-09-09

feeling strong rhaveha feeling
certainly
St. lem
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-09-09

1act that diseases
peculiar to the
female sex are
not commonly
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-23

There will be interesting exer-
cises, consisting of Rotations
and songs by the primary depart
ment.
w. F. Litten of the Durham
Hardware company, will spend
Christmas with Mrs. Litten, who
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Hart, of Marietta.
Charles Shannon left today for
his home at West Union to spend
Christmas. Mr.. Shannon has
charge of the B. & o. freight
house here.
"Out to Old Aunt Mary's," a
companion book to the famous
Riley Christie book, can Old
Sweetheart of Nine" at $3.50 at
McCoy's Book store. 12,2-3t
Our idea of a mean man Is one
who would delight in telling a
child there is no Santa Claus. No
woman could do anything like
that.
Buy a Bridgeport organ for a
Xmas present; 10 cents day paid
monthly; it will only cost you So
to make the start. Fisk, agent.
12,22-3t
: J. F. Eckbert, general superin-
tendent of the Carter Oil company
left yesterday afternoon for
Pittsburg and other points in
Pennsylvania.
The faithful letter carriers in
this city deserve at least the lit
tie gift Of our expressed appre-
citation for the excellent service
they are rendering.
Miss Eliza Williams very pleas
antly entertained her Sunday
school class at her home at 1875
East street, last evening. Finch
was the game Of the evening.
Henry Groetsch, the we'll
known tonsorial artist, who was
located in Parkersburg after leav-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-23
Local News

M. Gorrell of st. Marys, was in
the city last evening.
Fl. H. johnson of Middlebourne
was in the city last evening.
Harvey Sutton of Bellaire, O.,
is calling on friends in the city.
Mrs. Devore of Chestnut Grove,
is convalescing from severe i'll
ness.
Christmas flowers at the Gates
Transfer company's Office.
12,21-4t
w. C. Bostaph of st. Marys, was
calling on friends in the city last
evening.
You are welcome IN our Hover
garden at the Gates Transfer
company's Office. l2,2l-4t
Robert Garden of Sardis, O.,
was a business caller in the city
last evening.
E. M. Roome of Benwood, was
a business caller in the city yes
terday afternoon.
Get our prices on turkeys be-
fore looking elsewhere. Krug's
Meat Market. 12,17-tf
John Gillespie, who is attending
college at Scio, O., is home for the
holiday vacation.
Turkeys, turkeys; let us sell
you your Christmas turkey; Krug
Meat Market. 12,17-tf
Master Earl Fuber, who has
been i'll for the past week, is again
able to be at school.
Contractor George McCutcheon
of Middlebourne, was a business
caller in the city today.
Get our prices on pictures be-
fore you buy. McCoy's Book
store. l2,22-3t
Prosecuting Attorney 1. NJ: I'm
derwood was registered at the Ho-
tel Mercer last evening.
Mrs. D. A. Courtney of Carter
street, is cOnvalescent from a Sc
we're and ted;ars attack Of la
grippe.
A So edition of Riley's "Out to
Old Aunt Mary's," for $50, at
McCoy's Book store. 12,22-3t
Sheriff and Mrs. II. B. Shriver
returned yesterday afternoon
from visit with friends at Pitts
burg.
Mrs. j. B. Hull and little son
returned yesterday afternoon
from short visit with Pittsburg
friends.
Roses, carnations, American
beauties, lilies of the valley, vio-
lets, narcissus, pearls, smilax and
ferns at the Gates Transfer COM
pany's office. 12,21-4t
The many friends of Miss Mag
gle Black of Benton street, will
be very sorry to learn she is quite
i'll.
All pictures reduced while they
last at McCoy's Book store.
12,22-3t
w. II. Terrill, who with his
family recently moved here from
Salem, is on a business trip to
Pittsburg.
Big reductions on all pictures,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
at McCoy's Book store. 12,22-3t
Joe Edmonds and daughter,
NTncio left I-oC+arIoI, fOr Doppc1-1
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-23

The Presbyterian Sunday
school will DO given their Xmas
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-23

treat this evening at the church.
There will be interesting exer-
cises, consisting of recitations
and songs by the primary depart
ment.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-23

Mrs. j. w. Duty of Middle
bourne, spent yesterday afternoon
in the city calling on friends and
shopping.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-23

Buy one of our fine parlor cab
met organs for your Christmas
gift; Fisk has them. Bridgeport
Organ company. 12,22-3t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-23

w. F. Litten of the Durham
Hardware company, will spene
Christmas with Mrs. Litten, who
is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Hart, Of Marietta.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-23

10 cents a day pays for a
Bridgeport organ. Fisk. agent.
12,22-3t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-23

w. II. Terrill, who with his
family recently moved here from
Salem, is on a business trip to
Pittsburg.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-26
BIC BATTLE :.
MONDAY NIGHT
Reilly. Overdorf Contest Promises
to be One of the LiveIieSt
This Season

The Reilly Overdorf go scheduled for
Monday night will be a hummer Reilly
is in excellent condition. This morning
Jack left his training quarters at Z
o'clock and made a thirteen mile run
returning at 80. He has been in sys-
tematic training for this bout, which
will be twenty rounds. ever since his
return here from Walla Walla and is in
much better condition than he was at
the time he fought Overdorf before.
about six weeks ago. At that time he
only weighed 1879 pounds but today ne
tipped the scales at 15s stripped and
feels that he is more able than ever
to put it all over Overdorf. He expects
to take off the two pounds surplus be-
fore Monday night and will go into the
ring at 1856. Jack was seen this morn
ing at his training quarters at the Pa
cific club and stated that he would be
able to get a decision over Overdorf
within. ten rounds. His strong card is
his infighting qualities and the rules
will be straight. one arm free in the
break which will give him a chance to
protect himself with his short arm
jabs in the break.
Tom Reilly who is in charge of the
training Of his brother Jack stated to-
day that Jack was in better condition
now than ever in his life before and he
says he will show the sports of Lew
iston some fast fighting. After this
leave for San Francisco. Jack will train
for a go with Dixie Kid which comes off
in May at Oakland. Tom will go to
Honolulu where he will meet Dave
Barry in tWenty-round go at that
place Jack will follow him later and
take on some fights. Honolulu is be-
coming the hotbed of the pugilistic
world and the place is destined to see
more real fighting than any other place
on the Pacific coast.
Word was received from Jack Over
dorf who is in training at Culdesac
that he is in fine condition and will be
here on time with good show-up for
FORM He writes that Culdesac is just
the place to work out and that he is
much support from the sports
of that place. 1t is expected that many
Of the Culdesac leading sports will
show up with some dough the night of
the fight and there is no question but
what they will find plenty Of takers
here.
Nothing has been decided with ref
erence to the referee but one will be
chosen att he ringside and the only ELI
gible one thus far who is on hand is
Paddy Lee. The Lewiston Athletic
club who have charge of the contest
are determined that nothing but the
cleanest sport shall go here Some ex-
cellent preliminaries will be arranged
during the latter part OF the week.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-26
HOMER
will Give an Interesting IIIustrat.
Lecture at the Opera
House

Homer Davenport who comes to the
opera house tomorrow night to lecture
on The Power Of Cartoon is known
the world over for his aptness in draw
ing pictures of the times. An ex-
change speaking of Mr.. Davenport
says:
Mr.. Davenport's fame is world
wide. In comparatively a few years
he has become recognized as the lead
ing cartQonist in America. and so great
is the popularity Of his work that his
original drawings are eagerly sought
for by all kinds and conditions of peO-
pie. At the height Of the adverse crit
icism on the candidacy of Admiral
Dewey for president. Davenport drew a
picture Of the gallant old admiral
standing on the bridge of the Olympia,
and with the smoke Of the battle of
Manila bay flying thick about him.
Beneath it were the words: Lest We
Forget" The effect Of the cartoon was
instantaneous. 1t brought Dewey let
tiers from hundreds Of admirers all over
the country. and so great was the at
tention it attracted that it's author was
requested to send 1t to Washington to
be placed on exhibition. The request
was complied with. and the picture
drew such a crowd that the police
finally ordered that it be taken from
the window in which it was displayed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-26

Other cartoons have brought him no
less renown, and even the public men
whom he has most often impaled on the
point cf his keen pen have sought for
his pictures to keep as mementos of the
campaigns they have gone through.
ITO his other achievements, Homer
Davenport now adds the distinction of
a lecturer of the first order. It takes
a peculiar sort of quality to succeed
in the declining realm Of the lecture
platform. Learning and even oratory
can not insure against failure. Perhaps
the open sesame is only afforded in an
engaging personality. and if so there is
room at the top for Homer Davenport.
No other man can so thoroughly invest
the commonplace with charm. Moth
ing dry or tedious or uninteresting ever
escapes from his lips, because there is
in that great big way of his
that imparts to whatever he says an
indefiable piquancy and charm
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-26

The city council met last night in
adjourned session. Owing to Mayor
kress' absence. Occasioned by sickness
in the family. Councilman Scully was
named as mayor pro tenn.
After lengthy discussion between
the members OF the council and mayor
pro tenn Scully 1t was moved and car
ried that the city park should be sown
to wheat. This decision was reached
after spirited argument had been
closed. Mr.. Kjos was of the opinion
that the park should be sown to grass
seed and preached the subject to the
council stating that during the sum-
mer months the broken ground would
at the least breath OF wind raise the
dust Mr.. Seully objected to having
anything sown for the reason that it
would be useless expense to the city
and would bring about no good results
that he could see. Mr.. Colby suggest
ed that the ground ought to be sown to
wheat or something of the kind Mr.
Scully stated that he had consulted
with nurseryman to arrange for trees
and plants for the park according to
the plans as laid out by the expert who
has been engaged. He said that dur
ing this fall it could be put in shane
so as to make something out Of IT,
He said that If grass would be put in
that it could not be moved In view Of
the fact that he ground would be too
soft and not even enough to use a
mower. Mounce was in favor Of wheat
and Thompson coincided, it was sug-
gested that the wheat could be con-
tracted to Mr.. Thompson for the mill.
The motion originally made by Kjos
was called for but the mayor still
held of and stated that as hN had been
appointed a committee Of one by the
park expert to look after the arrang-
ing for the park that he did not wish
TO have the council act over his head
and against his suggestion. He said II
anyone else of the council wished the
position that he would resign and he
emphatically disapproved OF the plan.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-26
Kinney Gets Decision

There was fair sized audience at
the opera house last night to see Red
Kinney and Malvern. THE Buffalo Kid
pound each other for ten rounds. Both
went at 1t good and strong but their
blows falling on each other failed to
reach fatal spot. Blood flowed from
both men. but were occasioned by love
taps. At the end of the tenth round
the referee rendered decision I'm favor
of Kinney.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-26
PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE
Successful Term Ends With the Grad
uation Exercises Friday

NEZPERCE Ida, April 26.-This is
commencement week in the .Nezperce
public schools which will close a sue
cessful eight months term. Prof. I. O.
Jones and his able corps of teachers
have all been retained for the coming
year. Closing examinations and promo
lions will be made this week and the
formal exercises will be the graduation
of fifteen pupils at the opera house.
Friday evening.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-26
CRACK SHOTS At KALAMAZOO
Three Days Trap Shooting Tourna
ment Opened Today

KALAMAZOO, Mich, April ga
three days trap shooting tournament
opened here today under the auspices
of the Kalamazoo Trap Shooters as
ISOLATION. A number Of well known
shots are among the participants and
this, together with the excellence of
the program combine to give promise
OF one OF the most successful tourna :
ments of the kind ever held in Michi-
gan.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-26

II your watch don't run, run to
Hames' with 1t.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-26

Consult us before buying a watch
Hames. .
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-26
Guernsey 4 Newton

Money to loan on real estate. Office
Thiessen building. with Bender & Lin
genfelter, counselors. Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-07
SeIbitmprS.

Rem Yort, 6. MGra. = Subn
Gallagher. 8aiiirer Der gfeipz Yorfsr
Mbtbsilung Der ~Pennipluaniaz 8obn"
lnb S6aBmeilter oe5 uYalma'
Clubs" bon Seriep.Gitp id)ob iib
9eitern cine &itgel IN oen &opf une
CAB iofort Den @eiit alf. ST beging
Die Sbot IN einem neben ieinem
9ureau belegenen 3immer. <r5
porber bate er nod an ieinenl Suite
aearbcitet. gr le9te Die 6eoer ME.
ser, bcgab iid in oas Neben5immer,
nlo I'M n1dlten Iilgenblid erfolate
ein S6uB. als man 6inSit elite,
mar er bereitS ~belpuBtlos. Sir Die
Motipe Ser &bat feblt ieoer Inbalt.
Die 9ean1ten Der 9ubn geben OH,
bob, 10 meit i6nen befollat lit, Die
Bidder mo Sinan5en inter Iciner
8erwoltung in belterS romlng ieien,
Salielbe ia9en Die 9cdmten bes
.Ealrla-G Clubs" 10 meit CT nit Del
len @eibGften in Serbinoung itono.
Gallagher = binterlGBt cine @ittme
nnb odbt &inocr; CT mar 80 Sabre
lang i'm 0icnlte Ser ~Ecnnipluania-
Giienbabns@ cIeni6aft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-07

Sserbieuneen. - Die iterbz
Tide !Siiae Der am 2. Mdra i'm Glitter
BON nobesu 70 Sabren s~eitorbenen
Srau Gatharins Ruebeimer purbe sez
ftern Hadmiitae inter sablreifer Be
tb.ilieung bon 2~eibtrassnben bon benz
Srauerbauie, Nr. 2035. gantons4be.,
aus auf benz u9reisinistetts : Srieb=
bofe" bserpist. paitor M. 8ahmann
amtirte i'm 2%rauerbaule uno am
Grade, mo als 9abrtuhtrGger fun.
sirtsn Miielieber bes &irdenratbes
Der 5, reformirten ct. paulss @emeinz
be. Cine sonse 4nSabl berrli4er 8luz
m%eneeipinbe ipurbe am @rabe nieoers
esIest. 6rau Gatbarine Rusbeimer.
aeb. 0rinmer, ipurbe am a. Ipril
1925 gu S60nbrunn in 8apern seboz
rem unb fam Dor 81 Sabren mad
Mmerita. Sm Sabre 1850 ging Ie
ben eliidiiten gbebur5 nit ihrem
nunmebr Dor SO Sabrsn seItorbsnsn
Gatten elm. Sic binterIdBt stpei
G6bne. Die So. Geo. g. II, Sobn y.
Muabeimsr, unb apei SDhter, bic
5rausn Barbara Bi1 unb gliiabetb
8lod, Ioipis sipSlf gnfelfinber.
= Ser Goldman Der am 2. MGra
geitorbenen 5rau &atbarine Midel,
Satin bss 9rn. 5riebrid Mihel,
ipurbe gsitern Na6mittae bonn 9rauerz
bauie. Nr. 2217. gaItern>@penue, aus
auf Der SIT. Carmel Cemetery" our
letter. 3uhe bsitotiet. Die paItoren
6. M. Gplter unb Slet4er .amtirten
i'm 5rauerbauie unb aim 9rabe, unb
ols 8ahrtuftraeer funsirteu feds
Gntsltinpsr Der 9abinsefdiebensn,
ndmIi6 Sohann Sofepb, Wilbelm.
0sors unb gborles Midel unb Wm.
Mattbiefen. Die .2abies Of tbe 9ols
ben Grppn" fparen burh cine Delesa>
t;on pcrtretcn, beSgleihen Der
.Srauenperein Der u~nabbdnsisen ebans
liiden Stride" on Der Gaiterns @penue,
nabs 8rpahman. 8eibe 0ersine batten
pradtpols glumsnfiTen geianbt unb
bic Inssftelten i'm .Srapmore Ga
fino" cine ihDne 6immelspforte. =
Jrau Wii6el mar i'm Sabre 1880 in
9eHen~8a rmftabt seboren unb fam
Dor SO Sabren nod Mmerita. .3pei
Sabre ipater ipurbe lie nit ibrem num-
mebrisen Niitmer setraut. MuBer
bieiem hinierIobt lie bret @0bne, bic
So. Sobn. Better unb Daniel Mihel,
unb sfpei 5pdter. bic Jrauen Marie
Nuanbt unb aats Wattbiefen, 5opie
rs enfcl unb ii ~llrcnfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-07
GrSbcbeu i'm ScuueIlcc.

@norbilIe, Tenn, 6. MGr5.-
Sn Der 8egeno bon SepierbiGe, 81
Mieilen iiioIih bon bier, tpltroe Srei.
tag N6eno Elm oeutGides Grobeben
luobrgenonmen. Die grihiitteriing
m0brte adt Sefunoen lang unb por
I'M goll5en 8ebiete Der Ipalndiiben
Serge fiiblbor. Sn norooitliher &idb.
tlhg ieste iid ole ieismiihe 9elue-
gllng fort; lei1te Gribiitterineen
lulrben in Nelpport unb Sndtomn
benlerft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-07
MaTerSnpth.,

Sarrisburg, ga, 6. MGrs. =
9as Sis i'm Susquebanna BEL Gbids
les lit 60 Sub bod unb bas WaIer
fam ni9t bur6. Man min beirut
den, nit 9pnamit cine Defining gu
erlaneen. Siib S%arrisburg lit gang
unter Waher, uno 100YerIonen muBz
ten in einem S9ulbauie iibernadten.
Die Wsitieite bon Sishipire 1T inter
flint SUB WaHer. I0er 8a9nperfebr
iiber bic Bride bel Columbia tit eins
geitelt pprbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-07
Sob bes srn. 8adter.

Sr. augut e. @aHtsr, Batter bes
gpnsreb : Mitsliebes Srant 6.
@odlter, nilrdb eir,en Stlr3 aus
benz Jenitsr sstObtet.
g8ie Ser SonntogsG orreiponbeat"
fereits aeitern berid)tete, ~1tiirSte aitt
@amItag 4henp 9r. Iusuit gbmunb
@a6ter, Batter bes Gensreb=M itglie=
bss Srant 6. Wadter, aus einem Sem
fter i'm britten S.odperte ieiner 9obz
nune. Nr. 217. Penn=S traBe, unb
trug 10 fftpere @~erlebuneen am &opf
bapon, bab sr mad 40 Minuten ftarb.
Or mar 10 Sabre alt unb fhpn einige
Sabre trantlid), nno man glanbt,
bab Ell, oils sr fi6 su. tpeit aus benz
JenIter lebnte, entipeber bas 9leih9ez
ipidt perlpr pber BON einem S6lasz
flufe betrpffen murbe. @r fhlug init
bem &tnterfppfe oufbcm @elGnber eli.
rer bDi5ernen 5reppe auf unb DerleBte
,fih ougeniheinIich an Der Wirbelidule.
Sin gpte lpilrbe fpeleid na6 ieinem
Gobne, Rem gnnsreB>M iteliebe, gez
fanbt, her mod o benz Spoe feines
betastsn 9aiers on heien Sterbebette
anlangte. Die Samilie bes alien
&r1t. @odier mliBtc Nidts bon benz
ltnfale, bis Sri. Dora Selmann,
Soatcr bes PoliSiiten @eorss Deli
mann, tie ben bemfelben benahrihs
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and 5t BEN 1lnfaae b%eigetrasen baben
fGnnte. '
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Ri Sannprer. am 10. Sebruar 1925
gebprsn unb fam i'm Sabre 1856 mad
Mmerito. Bah barauF nabm er fein
erItes giiresrpapisr beraus, unb ais
8iirser CAB sr fpdter feline erite Stimz
me fir 4braham lincpln ab, als berz
fslbe gum erften MaIe fir bas Yrdz
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ter bottle brsi Sabre in ber beuti6en
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8iirgertrise dusbrah, freiipi1ig gum
9ienite. Gr bierte i'm 13. MatplGn=
Der Snfantsris< Rssiment uno sumeiIt
In Mef= 8ireinisn. Gr ipar S9neiber
BON YrpFef'inn unb 35 Sabre lang Bel
Der Sirma Wiefenfefb &c 60. ungez
felt. @pr st,pa 10 Sabren febte er
fih ir ben ppblperbienten Gubeitano
unb f6lus isin 9eim Bel isiner So4z
ter, Srau @spree S. Sublep, duf. Sn
benz 6aufe on Der PennzS traBe
pobnte ct ieit 40 Sabren. Sm lebten
CONNER i~eierte er. bas 5Ozjdbrise SUI
bilaum ieiner 9o43eit nit SRI. CLARA
q. 5rdste aug Bremen, bic i'm iiberz
lsbt uno jett IS Sabre aft 1T. Gr
binterldbt auber ibr fiinf &tnber,
Srau Charlotte Spnnenbers, 6rn.
5ranf 6. Wahter unb Srau George
s. Suolsp nm Baltimore unb bic
9ottpren s. 6. ,unb gbas. $. Wadz
ter BON Gbitaeo, Sas. Die 8eerbi=
9ung finbst morgen 9ormittag UNI
10 ubr iiott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-07
&ermiidte telcarapbiidle Sepeiden

SSn Nelp.SabenL Gonn., lit oaS
prabtpoQe @obnbaus bes Erofeilors
Der SoIfspirtbi6oft an Der n9ule.
l.niperlitGt," Srping SiIber, burd
einen 9ranb 5eritort iuprben, iuel.
der einen Sbaoen bon $4,000 o1'
iihtete. Gin 2beil Der pertbpollen
Ginridtune bes @ebarbes, meldes
81 $4,000 periidert mar, muroe 9e-
rettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-07
SerGnberung inn Sabrplan

SerGnberung inn SabrpIan
5Wiiden @oibington uno Bbila'
belpbia bia vEenniplponia Giien.
babn." ~
@om 8. WGrj oil miro Der Colo.
nial =. erpreB, ohrdgebenber Sag5ng
5ipiid)en 8aibineton mo Bottom
tia ~Yenniplpnnia 9a6n," in ieber
Midtling I'M groooitr. : 9abnbof,
Hbilaoelpbia, einlaufen. Soutbern
Balm : grpreB perI1Bt @ai1in9ton
700 &orgens, Baltimore 500 Wor.
gems tGelih uno erreid)t ben groab-
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3. 8. Wiaiams nnb 60.

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9epartrmsnt fir Sfentli9t Uauten
Sit6 9eportemenf bes Staot-
Sngenieurs.
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rlle, INN 4.45 Rahmittags.
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