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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05

oaB biefer 6trtfe geponnen peroen
muB, unO ite perOen barna4 banz
beln.
@epbot6's g 6ntnbe1eten.
Der Observation-Disclosures @bgeoronete
2eon6arbt Sepbotb, pel9er, ME be-
reits gemelOet, pom Gert6t in Miinz
den pegen 8e6ielfdlf4ung II. Be
trugs gu fiinf5ebn Sabren 9efdngntB
unb flint Sabren 8erlut Der birger@
li9en G6renre6te perurtbeilt iporben
1T, ge6Drt elmer angefe6enen Camille
an. @r mar aber f6pn einmal tpez
GEN 8eIte9ung p~orbeItraft. Wtan frdgt
nun aQgemein, ob benn bieIe SAatiaz
DE benz @obl : gomite DeS &retieS
@f4tpegezS 9maltalben, in pel9em
@eD6otb BON Der freiiinnigen 9artet
uufqeitellt mar unb audi getpGAlt
nurbe, ni6t befannt gepeien 1T.
9u4IaB Der 8IOterbriber.
0ie Grben Der &lOferbriioer Der
por LANCER 3eit uuf9ebubenen0SOn4S
flD1ter i'm i9pei3eriiden Canton
4argal tommen ieBt in Die Gage, i9r
@rbre8t aus3uiiben. Il5 Die &lOiter
aufge6oben purben, bertDa6rten Die
peltlifen 8e60rben beren 8ermDgen
nit Der 8eitimmung, baB es erft CUR
Nus19iittung gelangen foute, tpenn
Der leBte 9ater aus Der 3eit Der Sim
5iebung geftorben iei. Mdn traf
glei63eitig alerIei 8eItimmungen, Die
regeln 7o1ten, mem ba5 8elo bdnn
na6 Dem Sooe Der leBten Nt0n4e 3uz
fallen ion. Dieter Sage 1T bieIer
.3eitpunft eingetreten.
6onbs in Der 90be BON anoert6al6
M}iQionen 6ranten ftnO porbanoen,
aber e5 1teGt 1i9 nun beraus, baB Die
bamoIs getroffenen 8eitimmungen
unfair fino. unbeftritten lit nur, baB
bic fat6olif6en S9ulgemeinOen Die
SGlfte Der @umme, alIo DreiOiertel
Mtuionen 6ranten, erbalten. 4uf ben
GeIt erbeben Die 2e6rer per10nli6, Die
8farrer uno Die 8en8barmen, iolpie
perf6ieoene 8eamtenz 8ategorien On
iprii6e.
NGIerlet aus 0eutf4Gonb.
Sm Mijn6ener 6oftbeater 1T 9umz
perbind'5 MdrdenOpsr 9ornr0Sden"
feifGQig aufgenommen morben.
Die 8erliner YoIi3et melOet, baB
Der Reipzgorter 8tIObduer Strip
9feiffer DermiBt. ipirb. @r traf am
%. SuIi in 9umburg Elm uno lit
Ieitbem fpurlos beri4punben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
Sic Gurrntte auf ben @6iIippincu

Mantla, 4. Sanuar, - Pere5,
Elm friiberes MitglieO Oe5 8e6eimOienz
ites unter Dam General Mdc4rtbur,
uno 3pei unoere Gilipinos limb 5uSan
Carlos tpegen MOrbes bur4 Die So
rotte bingeri6tet. Pere3 bate nab
renb bes Observation-Disclosures BEN
9enerdl Smith, ais berieI6e in einem
i6m bon ben 6ilipinus gelegtan Sim
ter6alt fiel, bas Qe6en gerettet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
SranOe.

Gli3ubet6, rs, 4. San. -
6reoerif 8asber's 9oteI 6ranntc
beute friib nieber. So1n 3eiB, Elm
QnItrei6er, tpeldsr Elm 3immer i'm
ohren @tofnert bepobnte, fan0 lei
nen Sob in ben 6lummen. Seine
2ei9s 1T aufgefunOen porOen. Die
meiiten 9otelgdIte unb fOnitigen Be-
po6ner retteten nur nit tnapper Rpt6
bas nafte 2eben. Der pefunidre Ser
luit betrGgt etpa $4,000.
OanpiGGe, 9a., 4. Sunuar. :
SaDlor &c Spencer's 8autabatfa6rit
1T in 5lummen aufgegangen. 8erluit
etpa $4,000.
SnbianapoGis, SnO., 4. San.
= Die erite 8aptiitenz8ir6e cine Der
f60nten Rir4sn Der StaOt, brannte
bo1itdnbig nie0er. Der S4aOen be-
trdgt $4,000.
8orceiter, Maf., 4. San. -
WG6rsnb zines heftigsn 8Ii38aros
brad i'm Bolton CONFECTIONERY 2uz
Den, Nr. 154, 6rontAStraBe, I'm II
ll6r 10 Winuten Mtittags Elm 8ran0
aug, nel6er, Don benz Sturnle angez
fodt, iid raid iiber bas gauge Sc
bGuN perbreitete unb NnlaB 81 Der
Quf6ietung Der gun5en6euertpebr CAB.
Cine Stunbe fpdter fam Elm 3Deites
sSeuer in ben Drei oberen Stpdperfen
gum Nusbru6 unb perni6tete BARN
aues 8~rennbdre. 9as Seuer entItanO
in Der &ii6e bes Gonbitorlaoens un0
fpurbe BON einem YOli3iIten 5uerit entz
bedt. Der 8rdnb mar I'm 10 beorob=
Ii9er, als bic 8rdnbitdtte mitten i'm
@ef9dftspiertel liegt. Wdbrenb Der
kftige WinO Die 5lammen anFadte,
tpirfte Der S9neefaq ii6rigens pieDer
bdmpfsnb unb perbinberte, baB Die
berumgei4leuberten Sunten dnbere
9ebdube in Brand iebten. Der S6a=
ben tpirb auf $4,000 geiddBt, popon
$40, 900 auf bas q. 6. SapIor gebOz
rige t6aus unb $4,000 uuf Mobilten
gu re4nen limb.
Charlotte, R.%G., 4. San. -
syn Wilion, N.IG., tpurbe bur9 5euer
elm 99dben BON $125 900 dngeridtet.
gu ben oerifDrten 9ebduben geb0ren
bas GopperI@ utfon'f9e Sa6utslugerz
baus, bas Gentrea2 %agerbdus, 0as So
bafsz2agerbaus BON Woobnarb e
Sones uno etne Qn5abl Pribatge<
bdube. Der 8ranb sntftanb i'm Sell
Ter bes Gpoper=8atfOnidsn Eager
bdufes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05

blidte. S9on in feiner Steuung nno
ieinem gan5en Weien lag bei9eioene
8erebrung.
Qu8 inn mar bus ginit beute,
glei9 als er tie iab, gegenpdrtig gez
porben. sic mar feline rS4pGrmez
rel" getpeien; es bate i9m @ergnigen
gemadt, ie beute bon ieinem Plabe
in Der 2aube aus heimlta gu be-
pba6ten; aus benz feinen dnmutbtgen
8inbe bate ii9 Elm eigenartig angie
benbes MGb9en entpidelt. SBre Suz
genb umpob tie nit bli6enbem 2ieb@
rei3, bic frii9en 5arben 3eu9ten BON
@eTunb6eit, Der offene 8lid unb bas
muntsre 9G4eln pon einem retnen
9er5en.
S6 tie I66n lei, frogte er Ii4 gar
nidt; inn erI9ien iie rei3eno, uno
feline einitige nGiebe" gu iRr ipadte
plDbli9 pieOer uuf. Re4eni4aft BON
bteIen @efii6len ii4 gu ge6sn, mar er
piel gu ie6r nit ibr uno ii4 ielber be-
f6dftigt.
G~5ortieBung folgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05

9iggs, Al; Qpplitunt SOIep6 &itten,
Nr. $50, 2tgbtftraBe.
Charles s, 8Drne, 81, unO Marp
81, So6nfton, 26; Npplifunt $. 6.
4rt6ur, Nr. 1916, MarplanOzNDenu
g6ilip M. Malc1, 81, 9benunOoa6,
Ya., unO Nba 6. 9arris, %, Duibz
tngton, 9. s.
@m. u. So6n1on, "a, unb emma
90. @iemeper, 10.
Sent s. 8ernar, %, gar. 1929, Or
gDIe : Noenite, unb Iettie 5. Gronz
hqrbt, II.
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(6ortieBung folgt.)
0nnaifreet's BecrbiGuna.

8aine8btlle, 4. Sanuar. -
0as 2eiden6egdngniB oes Generals
sSumes 2ongItreet pir0 6ier mor8en
Ttattfinoen. lleber bas @ra6 Rintpeg
iperben. uuf benz Mlta 8iItaz6rieo6ofs
@0bne BON 2ongitreet's Soloaten Ell
men 5ulut feuern. Die 2ei4e mtro
aus benz 6auie Der 3o4ter oes Ser
itorbenen nm 9 llbr na4 benz Court
6ouIe ii6erfii6rt perDen uno bort Bis
CUR Mittagg5eit Dffentli3 au8geiteut
fperben, moran Ii6 Die Srauerfeier II.
bann bic lle6erfiihrung na4 benz err
pd6nten 6rieobofe reibt. Die 2ei6enz
feier pirb no6 fatbolif6sm 3itus abb
ge6ulten tperben, bu 2ongitreet Der taz
t6olifGen Stride ~ange6Drte.
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OrnNOciacntBnm III uerfanten.
53m pcrfaufem in Sn=Saltimpre.

9ene p~rddtiocu 8peit0dIgen 6duisr oil &tniuooS,
NDtHu:, 5lUliben Sairm0unt=Aoe. uuo 6uuette.
etroBt, en 9duiergeoiert pom rQatt,riOns9urt..
Sits iuo obHe 3ipeifel Die AM @eiteH %Gcbauteu
&duier in baltimore fir bos Sch; entbaltsn
is6s 8immer. 9aDe3inmsr IND 6orrioore, Joni:
ale mOocruiteu Giuri6t3ec tinibEicBli6 beg bes
fen SDitems BON rYlumbiuo" uno Qb3ugs=&duaI,
@urmOr=ge rjierunQru uuO s5reppe. oranolitii6s
Serraes uno rtr6sfertts StraBsupflater. Sruuo,
gins 1880 bro Sd6r.
Separo 9. @1ndaber
9aumeiter.
Ganl9@ 9r. 2638, Cf=9altimore=5tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05

q ," rNWFSV sNTFO"TTTT
1856 8u76el; aus ben gIeputoren 3us
riidge3ogen 2311 8uf9el; 8orratb in
ben @~tebatoren 199,488 8uI6eG. Ser
fault purDen Elm 8aggon Rr. 2 ge@
miT6ter i'm GambenzG lepatpr 81 Al,
elm Waggon Nr. 3 fpeiBer gu 421.
6st+ins ShI,tbrn4e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
9((fe Mabaaunn.MDbelu,

outite aciblifftnt @laspaaren, altmooiibe ~fnpierne
urn HleitEqene &od=lltcHilien; cute 9reiis fir
iDuniasHsrucrtbe Stide btjabit. 6bidt 9Offorts
ootr telspbonirt. vGOlouiul antiqu. Co.," 9r.
ei3, RorosGutauftruBs 6. & .. Seisp5oH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
Ssrlauat in guaemeinea.
9 Il Q

WfrI1n9T
@socn Qe3ablung, Gin GARNER uno osnen Grau,
lnI cine feline Garm in girginitn 3u O%eripalteH
mn Al bearbeiten. Jta13uirogeu in Nr. u eeHz
tral Sapinqs' Yant gulloinq. %
II d i:
FARMER nit Tamilie. UNI ,inen Sbtil timer Der
bcitcn Carmen IN MarplanO tomwsnOen 5abTes Su
bsarbtiteR (6orn. R~artofielu uHl' Rraut SslBtr
ptirof, lUenn gspiini1t, QitrCe, adtr@9trafol0aIz
ten, Samen etc. lieiern. aOrtifre nit aettren3en
ncbft @uonb. Der 6r6Bs unO AIter Der GamIlis:
GsO. 8. Qabft, 2eouar0topH, Ct. Dsare's 9Ountg.
. (349-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-05
8aItimorsr Gffettenb0rfe.
Esri6tet Tlr ben .Ssutiatn GorrefSsustntenH bur&
J. Dm. Riopsnoorf 4 Co..

Baltimore, 4. Sdnudr.
g. Wm. Mibbsnborf &c so. bere4s
men fir 5rancs: 8anfierS : Sratten
auf so Sage 5,215, auf Si4t 5.195,
fauFmdnniI4e auf so Sage 5.22B bis
5,2344. &ei9smart auf so Sage 948.
@uIben auf so Sage 595.
Sterling 8anter8 uuf 60 Sage
4.814, auf Si4t 4.841, taufmdnnii4e
4.814 Bis 4.814.
@ertaufe auf Der Bergen gffcttens
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@cnn Shr Gcfo acbrnnd1f.

10 p,no,t Gu5 an mid. gtai6e 0arltbsn. a.iAt,
@nd l%dblungeu. 9cribpisp'nbc;t. Spe,itne 6r.
lsi6trrungsn oisifu Wornt Fir anltiben bon s. nno
mtbr. u T. Rremsr. Hr. l20, IorOeguto.Str.
Gp1bT6 Il
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Snrleben nnf Ornnoeiaentbmn.

Snrfchen auf MDbeIn ruo nnSerc
6i&erbsiten fir 6 9ro3tnt-etnau uob Dem nsutv
9teb; pripdtim.
gRtd,ter, Wr. 2IO, CRseerinstonsSfr.
Simmer Sr. A. .8aniant=guiloinQ.S
SIN Ger cf1tc ruirr Seutfb sefprUden.
(Tlai20,1O
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Oeuti4es Qrbeits : Nd9peiiungss

ONANNWr
Nr. 2J9, siosS barpsStrabe, inter Der Iuffbt Der
gSsutiben S%tieai5aft" - Sieisuioeu, Del6s oeut'
t9e 6dr0rctfer, &rbtiter uno Sienfboteu au be=
i6aiti9en iUiuibcn. molten fb psriDnli3 obr III
t%ranfirt!u S~rieieu an ben aQenten Der @eieaibatt,
s obann 9. MeDsr, @r. 2l9, SaosSbarps
StraBe, i%Dsuoei, ipel6er un.nfgsltli6 austuntt erS
tbeilen iUirO. 9ureau=S tunosn BON l biz 5 ubr.
f1cu22 1n
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Srf0rbernno non pnfia6sn.

GG,lgs Der erfOrOsrIi4en 3eit 3ur gr.
rei9ung Der Oari6ieotnsn Be-
itimmungsOrte.
lntenItebenb lit Die ungefdbre 3siG
fir uebermitteIung Der 9oftIa6en bon
benz 8altimorer 8O1t : giirsau mas
ben bauptIG6li9an sinbsimti9sn un0
auspdrtigen Stdoten pep3ei6nst.
Sn[dn0.
atlanta, Ga, l9 stunosn.
atlantirsGitp, RS, 6 StuRosH.
erooFlpn, 80. 6 6tunoen.
burlington. 9EmOHt, II StHuetR
Buffalo, R.s9., Is 5tunoeH.
Gape DAB, rs, 6 6tunosH.
gbarlston, SIS, 16 StuHosH.
Chicago, aus. l Sdg.
Columbia. S.sG., II StuubcH.
GtneiHHGti, Ohio, 20 StuHStH.
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W s.-Die beutige WlaIs3uFubr
betrug 87,732 8ufdel; 8erIanDt pOn
ben @IeOatoren 14878uf6eI; @orrat6
in ben gIebatoren 851,892 8uI9eI.
8ertduFe: 10000 Sanuar gu 494,
10000 6ebruur gu 495, 1900 Spot
gu 494, $4,000 DO. gu 494, 10000
Steamer gemif9ter Spot gu 484.
G..I. SGI.E.nI
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Der OentfAe Correspondent.
l9icnftas, 5. Sanuar 1904.
Sarte S0pfe,
Goman bon 8. 9atb9eim.
Gprtfebung.)

(SortisBung.)
umgang fanb Spilden ben Betoer
ionit ni4t ftatt; bic na4barlide Sez
3iebung Dur9 gidenbauien's 9inter1
bof bate feinerlei peitere NIT Dem
Sdger6Of CUR 5olge.
unb bann mar alfo Der Jtafbdrs>
fo6n qefommen unb bate, feline Se<
funbanermiiBe b0fli4 liftenb, be-
ideibeh gefragt, pb er benz r%gndbtgen
5rduIein" belfen biirfte.
,@ndbiges 5rdulein!" Ho9 ME
bate man glfrieOe 10 titulirt; bic
3pDlfiG6rige mar ent3iidt unb nabm
ben gebptenen Gttterbienit freunbli9it
IN. Damn pIauberten tie uno liefen
i'm f6neiOenOiten Otpinb ieelenperz
gniigt ftunbenlang S9littfdub, unb
er Ie6rte GGie 8og~enlaufen, unb iie
er8dblte inn, baB ie9an5itunbe bate,
uno oann ipraden lie BON iAren 2eh>
rern unb S9ulungelegenbeiten; es
mar iebr nett, unb glfriebe ba4te:
ME merfniiroig gebilDet er lit! Sic
mar aber bod als Srdulein Don Up
itein na66sr iebr fro6, baB feline i6rer
5reunbinnen ober lire San5ftunben<
9erren tie nit u@i4en9auien's Grt4"
6atten laufen feben.
3u 6duIe mar feline Rebe getpeler
BON i6rem Morgen : @rlebniB; Die
pielen iiingersn @ef9piiter unb Der
rei36are trGnfelnbe Batter nahmen bic
Mutter DDqig in 4nipru4.
Sabre lang ~begegneten lie ii4 odn1,
un6 @lfriebe erpiberte ben bDfliden
@ruB alemal nit sinem tleinen 5ulo@
bolen &opfneigen.
Sic fa6 babel no6l bas 4uf leu4ten
Der Qugen bes S9ilers, aber tie mar
BON anberen Snterefen in &nipru4
genommen unb : Su6rmann @i4en@
buuIen's Sobn fonnte fir ibre 9eoan@
fen ia ii6erbaupt gar ni4t in 5rage
tDmmen.
SpGter mar lie cpnfirmirt unb in
cine biuige peniion Bel einem Sber>
f6riter gebra4t, aus pelder tie in Oas
6aus i6rer Sante gebra4t puroe, I'm
in Berlin vetpas ppm 2eben" tennen
gu lernen. Dies .gtnus" bel9rdntte
ii6 Bel Der altjungferliden, in engen
9er6dltnifen le6enben 9ertpanOten
freili9 auf einen Bid fo3uidgen aus
Der 8ogeIperIpettiDe. Sin Slid otelz
Iei6t fir GlfrieOe!
Grit felt Sturgeon mar lie 5uriid unO
bus Si4pieoereinle6en i'm @lternz
6auIe unb i'm 8reiie Der Jreunoinnen
bate tie 10 gang 6ingenommen, baB
fie 6eute gum eriten Mule Das traute
2eiepldBfen i'm NuunuB6aum aufz
iu6te.
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Giehfntter. ,,nn strnhnreiie.

q me Hide 9eupuage.
9eu.-9imotbp $14 Bis SIG, &Ieez
beu $13 Biz $15 pro Some.
Strob. = @ei5enitrob So Big SO,
9dfer1trob $14 bis SIT pro Some.
Snltimorer Marttbcrihte.
Cetrtattt fit BIN ,1su.i@,H GOrrtIrOnOsntsn'l
Baltimore, 4. Sunuar.
Me9l.- Die beutige NtebI3ufubr
betrug 1889 5GFer. Der Martt lit
ru6ig, aber feit bel ~fOIgenben Notirun=
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Mu;eiaeH.-3 3 berfanfen.


iii p%crFduFcu:
@iai9 cine &irtbibaft. R113uiraetn in CIR.
l414, Srpinq=St,aBe. 60
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@ei3en. - Die beutige 8ei8sns
3ufubr 6e3ifferte fi4 uuf 1877 8us
19el; 0erianbt bon ben Glsbatoren
861 8ui6el; 8orrat6 in ben GleDatoz
rem SCI ,458 8ui9el. @ertdufe: 3d.
900 Sanuar gu 49,, 10000 5e6ruar
gu 903, Elm NaggOn Rr. 2 rot6er
fpeitli4er auf Der 8u6n gu Occult
point gu 891 Elm Waggon gtr. 2
rotber Steamer auf Der 8a6n gu Go
r~uftz9}nin+ ali S03
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9ufmartens Ngsnturrn.
@erT6isbne StaDttbsiIe, in nsIdsu
POItsBsrtbIa6sn pertauft
t0prApn

EperDen.
wsloole, 6. 3. ecott.
QorfsROao - Quruea 8. Sappiuotoa.
GoriubsdpsHus uHo 6urriionfrabe - Robert q.
:. Ga.
q. strabs uHO 5Eatino oou.go tuur asu2g
AsinboIar.
GraH9toi1e - oirdm Rimbls.
SOrtsGUsnus uHb3 o5HiOHsStrab, q. 2. 6.
Sbeiot.
8. unO GouobsetTabs, 6isbIOnOfopn sam,s
&. 5runr.
GroHetpile - Gtoros 4tn.
Cir. 25, uuiOHs Npsnus (EBOOObsrr0) - GIarsEa
@. Biqiams.
9rOaoDop uuo gultiuOres efrabs gtsra. 2.
@op.
unttr.s Station, qsnnipI0auirr Robn' - 9. Q,
Eroiun.
Gamptnse tation. sgaltimortsC 5ios9abu.s
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EN"N
8inter grtra go. $3.25-3,60
Minter Clear ..... 3.75-3.90
Minter Straight .. >. 4.00-4.20
0inter Patent -. ,. 4.35-4.60
Spring Clear ..,... 3.85-4.05
Spring Straight 49,. 4.4O-4.60
Spring Patent ..... 4.65-4.9O
Spring patent Special
Brands >. 5.O0-5.25
Gitp Min5 8eft patent 5.45--
Sigh 8raoe qutent BIO
6ig6 GruOe Straight 4.7O--
Gboice 5amilip .... Abs
Super ....... 3.20-3.25
RiD @rtru ...... 4.35-4.50
R%oggenmebl, mittleres
Big u~usgepdblte5 -. 3.10-3.50
MaismebI, 100 Pfb. . 1.25-1.35
9ominp, SAB, 200 Pfb. 1925
5ominb, @riibe. SAB . --3.25
8u9tpei8en, 100 Pfo. . 2.25-2.40
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ytn pcrfaufcn:

99sqrn Gruntbsit Gin @rocsrits2aocn nit rinem
Qutsn Saarz8ei6dtt. Man a%Ortiiirs: %. 1924
Expedition oieies 9.dttss. 81
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9Hbusy=Gutttr, 80 6tnts pro gui6el; S6p,ines
uno HiHOOieb=f utter, $i3 pro 5onne. Sab 6seo
Go.," Nr. 20, SiiozooparO=S traBe. (5-S)
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l1nrube in Der 4rmee. -
Die angsorbnete gerdnberung IN
ben uniformen Deruria4t groBe
G~rregung. 9reiBig berartt9e
toftIptelige Neuerungen felt 1888.
-@eIbabel unb grpBentbum perz
brdngen bus friihere 0ffi3isrselss
ment mebr uno me6r aus benz
M~iIitdrbienit. - Die mOOifi5irte
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on Saturday Matinee and night, January
23d. The theme of the play * based upon
the axiom, that one touch OF nature
makes the whole world kin. The plot
tells the story OF Professor Goodwiliie. q
learned doctor OF physics who. falling III.
never suspects that his mafady is sud-
den affection for the pretty young girl
secretary who he has been but recently
employed. The first act tells Of his absent
mindness ard his seemingly senile
deerepit old age. which can only he
remedied as his physician preseIloes. b.
the aid OF \ woman and soiouTn In the
country. OF course with a theme of this
kind complications follow fast and fur
iouS and as a character OF this kind j.
as clay I'm the hands IF Mr. BereEfori.
he moulds. fashions and shapes il in the
most exquisite manner, 81 that his
audience viii see him in Characterize
ton that is as clean cut as a cameo.
standing IN the foreground Of a most
pleasing picture The staging of The
Professors Love Story" VIII be exquisite
and the company supporting Mr.. Be7es-
ford will be an excellent one
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American negroes. The management Of
the entire fsfce VII be IN the hands 4
retired British army ofIicer. Who n1s Il
ready been sslectef-a snan with ia IA
Surpassed var record
Extensive farm lands viii isc loezt-5.
on which ex-ofrcsrz snd the men 81 he
coassabulzrr can obtain hames;esa rights
81 they chooSe 81 the ens 6 iha p<riot
q enlistment
We propose aiao g. ezcorraE- the eFni-
grafton % the Amsriesn aegrees e. tbs
new empire. selecting only spproTsd st
Gers. who viii - chosen - Thoroughly
reliable agents scattered tfrasghSs4; -
Jnifed States. Personally. ssiisys tbs
schsHe vii sec1fe the sssps.ort - sss
a user1csn negroes % - sxt@nt ~ -Ai
10 other emigration pisa has ever Tss st.
tssn~sf. t>seause I; vii nes iuxos*~ tss
s4kirE q fhsra ~ pyFsiy Negro sai9ry.
hus riis ~stfie them IN > res snd pro-
rervsss isss with 3 mixed xhff~ "a
b7aek ropafstssn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-19

No. Jas win please meet at Eagle Office al
. p. m today 70 attend funeral Of Brother
VIII Shackelford.
Regular meeting Of Garfield Post. No
3 in Garfield hail tonight at 30 0'clock
All members are requested 10 be present
as there viii be some important business
10 transact
Mrs. ". Brown OF Topeka has rented
the building formerly occupied by the
Ideal Pharmacy and win move her stocs.
OF ladies' furnishing goods. tailored suits
coats, etc, from Topeka about February
first.
4 marriage license was granted yes
terday TO irwin r. Cook. aged q. and
Ouray Lewis. aged Il. The yourg couple
were afterwsrd united ia marriage By
Judge Eroeh- They are both well know n
residents Of Derby
- 2. Wright president If the Marion
County National Bank Of KnoxYire.
Iowa and a stockh0Ider Of the National
Bank or wichita is ~ the city FOR few
days IL is bis arzt visit here ard BE l.
delighted wiih our city
The IngaHs Clsssasua circle xisl meet
a. he usual hour and place ~ =. Nfur-
dock. Yvs5nesasy the 9Th Program: RoI
cali Items os interest. The White
civ by Mrs. Christopher T.aeiei eo1s-
position by class Italy Of Today Mr.
s. Deais. EsvoEaflon y Indussrssi s.
cisty, h4sa half Of elapser 2 -.sow Heb
land Ttsaches Agricnisure.' Mrs. DAILY
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WORRY
A Sure Starter for III Health.

Useless worrying Ga form of nervous
ness) is indirectly the result Through the
nerves, OF improper feeding. y furniture
man of Memphis says:
About a year ago / was afflicted with
nervous spells. would worry SO over triv-
ial things
Il went TO consult one of the best ply
sicians in Memphis and ne asked among
many questions If drank coffee.
His advice was: Go to some provision
store and get box OF Postum. drink Il
in place OF coffee and as you are con-
fined to your desk TO great extent
Try and get out in the open air as much
as possible followed his Instructions
regarding the Postum
AT that time my weight was lie and
1 was taking ali kinds OF drugs and nedi-
cines to brace me up but failsd: today
/ weigh lsS and all Of ny old troubles
are gone ard all the credit Is due to tav-
ing followed this wise physicians sdvice
and cut cH the coffee and Using Postum
in its place
Il now consider my health perfect
am willing to 90 before notary public
and testify that it was all due 70 my hav-
ing used Postum in place Of coffee :"
Name given By Postum Co. Battle Creek.
Mich
There's a reason foT quitting tho
drug drinking coffee and there's reason
for drinking Postum. Tria - days
proves them all
Look in each package fer cry eT
the famous ittie book The Road to
Wellsilie'
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PICKINGs FROM PUCK.

If you have sorrowful thoughts that
you want to stife, the greatest panacea
that can be recommended, is a hearty
laugh. 1t is needless to say that you can
obtain this by seeing Mr. Willard Simms
the funniest of comedians in Ollie Mack's
and Joseph NJ Gates big new musical
novelty "Pickings from Puck with
lyrics by Clarence Simms and music by
Theodore Northrup. and a cast that has
been especially selected from the elite
performers in this line that can be OBJ
tanned in New York City, in conjunction
with n big chorus of beautiful girls for
the chorus, whose voices all possess Gull
ture and tone. The production and
mounting are all new this season, and
are very charming TO the eye. The cos
tuning shows much taste and costliness.
The seeing of Mr.. Simms in the part
of Sam Flinders viii surely make one
laugh until they cry. so ridiculous and
ludicrous are the many funny situations
OF the travesty. The music contains
an unlimited number of bright and catchy
airs Exquisite dancing. popular and new
songs, witty sayings to carry home and
merry complications made and INDUCED
in by pretty girls and funny men will aid
in charming dull care, and in its place
substitute most rcstful state OF mind.
'Pickings from Puck" with Mr. VIII
lard Simms in the star role. VIII be the
attraction at the Crawford on Friday
January -. Sale of seats opens Wednes-
day at Howe's Jewelry store.
THE PROFESSORS LOVE STORY.
Mr.. Harry Beresford and his capable
supporting company. will come 10 the
Crawford in his new and humorous
comedy, The Professors Love Story"
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for companions Holder GcrsaEd Thomas
A EdIsons representative 81 Englans
who IS Gov Gen. II sahars - organizing
3 military establishment for II Ietausy
said today % the AssocisteI rress. The
invitation 20 raise officers ami men. wil
b. submitted 70 Preslden. ssoossgsss in n
few DAYS Whether the Trs dsiIf Eiil
receive il IN friendly spifif q nos krsssn
bur the German Emperor hzx given his
consent There vii - two batzl'4orss
The first wnI be composed exclusively q
Americans sfff tfle reeo11 rs retires Of
fcsrs ard nsn-roramizN,ousa others ard
Tho TIN EnEiish ianeeTs and tie royal
Nurse artillery. Those basalao8s ~iii eon-
s'ifute The emperors personal hodyguzrss
The troopers ~ifi bc conpoxfa of Arabs
and usfive saharans wi-o are amongst
the hardest riders n the worlR u -
proposed i,~sise tie formation q fhe
natafiions 70 erxsrize q Sahara eorssssfs-
ui5ry wbich Viii police fse country. This
cors.ssria-y vii Re composed wholly %