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9epartement iiir ofentlide 4auten.
Snb=2 rpartrmeut bes Stabt=
Snacnirurs.

Baltimore, ben %. 5ebruar 1904.
Separate p~erIieselte 5%oroerunssz
Ingebote, bic an ben y8oarb Of
Iparos." gu Sdnoen bes Stabts Hesi>
TRAITORS. aorefIirt fem miihen. tperz
ben bis W IN d, ben 8. WidrS
1904, 8ormittdes II llbr, entgeaen
senommen. tiir bic Iipsairuns Der
YabipnzS trobe, bon GbmonbIonz
4penue bis SaDettesS trabe, unb fir
bic 90 fienranpitein : 8eIebung unb
Pfldierung nit NspbaltsB lOdsn Der
papionsS traBe. bon Gbmonbion@
Ipenue bis 5apettezS traBe; -fernsr fir
Die Nipellirung, @oHenranbfteiubefetz
5uns unb pflaiteruns M @spbalts
8lOden Der folgenben Stroben:
OucatelsS trabe, bon Der Norbolts
5eite bes Gutapsplace bis 3ur Siibs
ipeltieite Der Bottoms troBe;
MeGomass Strabe, bon Der We3tz
fsite Der SanopersS traBe Bis our
Weitleite Der Greet I1ep.
SpeSifitationsn unb Nngebptz 5ors
mulare ipsrbsn auf @erlansen bon bic
fem @iirean ssliefert. Der ,8parp Of
Iparbs" bebdlt fih bas @eht Dor,
irsenb pel1e poer ale ansebote au
perperfen. unb bic Gonrtatte in fol-
der WsiIe 5u psrsebsn, ais 9kies i'm
beiten SntereIe Der Stabt liesen mag.
Gin beslaubigter gbed in Der SDbe
bes in ben SpeSifitationen a~nsesebe=
nen8etrdges. Sablbar an ben Mapor
uno Stabtratb bon Baltimore, muB
jebem 5orberuness4 ngebote bsisefiist
iein.
9. 8. 5enbalI,
Stabt>Snssnieur.
8eitGtiat :
6. Glap 3imanus,
YrGfibent Der gpntroftpergebungsz
8ebDrbe, GrzOficio.
(Seb26,27 80. Mdr51
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Gatbarine 6. Noroenbuli.

Gs itarb eeitern Grau Gatbarine s.
Norbenbol5, @attin bes 9rn. Sriebrid
NorbenbolS, mad ldneerer arantbeit.
8eripanbte unb Jreunoe iinb eingelaz
ben. Der 8eerbisuns moreen Ta1mit=
tag nm aa3 llbr BON Srauerhauie. Rr.
936, @eitz2 eringtons@ traBe, aus bsi>
Suppbnen. (60--1
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Sc4M 9eubarht.

Mcin geliebter .8otte nno Mnier
tbcllrcr Safer, Shiuieaerboter una
@roBpnter itarb Samitog, Den q.
6ebruar. @orgens 8 ltbr, plotlih
I'M Nllter bon "a ssabren, 6 Monaten.
Die @ceroisnna iinoet Montaa, bcn
%. Gebrnor, mi 80 Tadnrittaas.
pom T%Ioucrbauie Hr. 40, Noro-
@roaolpop, dis itott nod r@reen'
nionnt : Cemetery" iuoSu Die Der.
lpuuotcn b1ilidit cingelaocn iino.
0ie trallcrllocn Sittcrblicbenen.
(CO)
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3upertauiem in onsgaltimare.

Sens pra6ttesn sweiaSdi9en .6Guler an
8enwppb : @venue, siptlhsn Sairmcunt:
apenue une 5apette.S tra6e, elm Sduitrsr-
piert bonn DYatterfcns part" Dies linb
ctne 3wsifel Die am Yefen ~sebauten 6du-
fer In Baltimore fir tas @elb; enttalten
feds 3tnmer, Batfstmmer uno gprrtepre,
lcpie ale m%oeernfen Ginrihtungen, elm
fhlieblih bes tsien SpaemS BON ,gtum-
ttn9" une GbSusS, &anal, Marmcr. Gersif>
ransrn uno '3reppe, 9ranolitilhe 5erraee
une rerteleitts StraBtnpFafer. @runp3ius
$3.50 pro Satr.
Ghwaro ). Gallagher, 8aumtifer,
@r. 263s, S0-Sattimerr. Strase.
fSanlS-)
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Muia Werfclb.

IS itorb onl IS. eScbrltar Noio, &C.
liebte Satin bon Soicpb Merfelo.
Die Scerbi0lng finbet am 0ieilitag,
9todmitta9s : l(br, BON ibrer leBtelt
@obning 9tr. 425, Siio-YocoitraBe,
aus ltutt. 600
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Mar Gfetjdmer, Sii0lcr.

ale in bas Sifhlerfah f1lu9enben
SiihRrz arbeitsn perben prompt unb
reef dussefiibrt. Nr. 918. DIT
2eringtpnsS Ctr. MO. Sci. 1851 3.
(529
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9.nib Mibae Cemetery.

Der iptale Yaltimprer Trisctsf, fatt
9itespiae, 3rei elsftriltM @abnlinisn uab
Ytmltco Spuleparb brett 3uin 8riebbofe.
Iae gt9rdbniBplGse unter fettser Yhess.
@isbriss pttift. @srlanst ben neusn Sou.
pentr. 8atalcs. Office: 230 @prb.g tarles-
St,aee. Stire 2slspbone. tIes2-l
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Gbmin =. Abeu.

Gs ftarb am %. 5%ebruar in feiner
Wobnuns on Der Norbofts@de bon
Gbarless unb preftonsS trabe Gbpin
s. 4bel in feinem GA. 2ebensjabre.
Die 3eit Der 8eerbisung pirb ipdter
anss5eist. Bite, feline 8lumen!
900
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@arblanb Ggattel eaan Aiusiatiam.
Nsue 2pta!itGt lit in
217 NurbsGalbert=S traBe,

oberbalb 2erinston>S traBe.
unIere nelen GelddftsrGume iinb
nit ben StroBenbabn< 2iuien leidtsr
au errsiden unb centraler gelesen.
Sarlebsn bon $40 bis $3.50
auf MD6eln, Yianos ETC., obne gnts
fsrnung oerielben.
llnIere 8aten marsn felt II Sabrsn
INNER bic nieorigiten u. leidtelten in
Der Staot no iueroen ftets 10 bleiben.
Der StaDt unb lperoen itets 10 blsiben.
4tbert 8lume, T.. Setretdr.
SIR. 217, HorbzG albert Strabe.
@gent pirb porIpreden uno unIere
Staten erfldren.
Mb. Selepbon - Gourtlanb 735.
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Nlte MaAaaunh. W

antifs seidiifsne 0~Iasuaaren, altmceilte
fupfcrne unr meliinsene Gsh-llfnflisn;
quite Yretit fir wiinihenswerttt Stide ts,
,atit. Shidt Yoftfarte cber tsltptpnirt.
reclpnial Intiaue &C.," Nr. 6l3, Mere.
Gutawara6e. 6. II. y. 5deptcn.
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g. Sipir.

g. Sipier,
- Nadfolscr ben 1oae & 8aier. -
Gtablirt 1871.
Smperteur ofutlher. fran;6fiher, ipani.
Iher .gerins uae eifSre ans Vunees- Qaaer.
tdutrn. Galifurnisr Weine eirtft pom
Weinber5.
D,aren brett ms 6aus a~slieftrt.
SIR. 2l5, 5anper.S trabe, Saltimsre. Wp.
Mo. Seltpbcn Gcurtlauo 119.
6. p. SeIspbcn Ct. Daul 1882 9.
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2urraine.

alertfd-Yarfartia-Srtebtin
WsRlih BON Waltrccf elm unb BATS
@fiisn, Ytnubt bic nit grr6atan tsaeit..
nett Nortt @penue Cur. Sreie 8utlhrm
3ahmtttass AM terminus. preile BON
Sesrdthieaeaen jeBt ipsSita. eeihte yeoin.
sutsen. 9elepbone: Me. s 543, 6. unb ..
Ct. 9aul 1896, Cations 633. Staetbureau:
Grter 8lur, Pam Building. - 9erlanst
Srolpure. fRat4, SuSlSa
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Cine 3eiie nad 9emti1lano.

I'm bic gEelt cccr nab irsenb eiaem Steit
Der 9Bslt %arransirt. @eiietiaste lber ale
9atn. unb Dampfer.p inien. Ster. s.
Oiener & 6 o., ia Sf.9erinstpnsStr TT.
(266-)
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0eenu Str Oelh aehraudlt.

10 psnbst guh an mid. Ialhe DarIs6en.
9eihte Miid3atlunsen. Ysrlhpissenbeit.
Spe,ieQe grlridtsrunsen bislen Ncnat iir
Nnleibm Don SIS uno barber.
@r. 8rcmrr, Mr. I2O, Ncrt. paeaara6e.
Mdil6,IS
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Sarlcten aut M0beIu uun auoere

Cider beitsn fur 6 9rr;ent senau nah
hem neuen geieb; %pripatim.
@tbter, Mr. 2l0, Off, frinatrnsSt
3inimcr Or. 4, u9anfant 8uiletna."
Stu Dtr Ofite wiro Deutfd ssiprehen.
Mat20. Isl
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9ou6on Yarf Gemeterp.


Nsus Ssfticnen ino iebt CUR Bsihtlsuns
berssrittet. Biele ausaematlte Cots. Der
Supsrintrnpsnt bee CRUMBS uno 8oesns
wiro jsoe ssipunldte @usfunft ertteilsn. -
Oas Grematori rum Rebt taalth
CUR Snipsttiun rfen. @esen Nabersm wenpe
imam fh al ben Supsrintencentsa cper an
leas 8arsau In Or. 81, @ct.S aratcsa-
iStrabs.
Don uno nad benz 1. MGr5 1904
iperoen Die preiie fir bas 8ebeden
bon Grdbern nit Gpheu, tpie folat,
fem:
@rdber GripahIener $500
ainoersrGber So. $3.50
(5S-136,S &S)
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Sobn Ssrmis nno Sobm,

2eihenbsftattsr uno Gintafiamirsr,
Nr. zoos. Orlsars=S tra6e. Wb. Sslrp6cn,
@ineicr 255. 3w,issefddft: Scr. 524,
peri. Gaffera- gsenus, ~Sistlanctcwn, Bal.
timcre, Mp. Selspbpn. Wineior 60. 8ut.
den ,perten sdisfert fir 6cdssitsn, Inter-
t%aItunssn une anoere @sIssenbeiten.
(Jebr14,1SSuS)
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.Wunberli6 1T es, bo,

.Dunbertt9 1T es, baB
nod Niemanb barduf 9efommen lit.
einen u~nierer berporraaefben @rbei=
terfiibrer fir bic bemotratiide prdiiz
bentidaftszH domination in @orI9lag
5u bringen. MuB es benin INNER Elm
Nopotat iein? Sin Mann, lpie Sobn
Mit6eq fonnte bod seraoe 10 gut
prdiioent ipielen, pie TO Manher, Der
i'm .WeiBen Saufe" loeirt bat. limb
Elm Mann, pie Sobn MitdeG, bat bod
Sepeile bafiir eeliefert. baB er gang
eminente @aben beiibt. Gin @rbeiter
fir oas prdFoentenamt; Elm Sarmer
fir Die 5peite Steae. Saran lit bod
ni9ts 10 ie6r Disadvantages. geip0bns
liA bat man uns fir Die erite SteGe
polititer unb fir bic 5tpeite Steue Ell
men polititer por9eIsbt. limb ba bic
Nbpofaten iiG 9iersulanbe Die Saden
0btreten, iinb Die MebrSa9l u~nierer
Polititer Mopotaten. Sn Der Gepublit
fpate aber bod jeber 8iirser eesbrt
unb eleidberedtist iein. @nItatt
bloBer Yolititsr uub Ibpotaten, pie
Sin, Barter, 8rpan uno GonIorten,
prpbire man es einmal nit Wdnnern,
bic iib aif anberen @ebielsn aussea
5eiAnet baben."
Sn BEN ungar den Srts
fdaften Sbre5la, Mareo unb @lims
bota limb iiber 100 Y~erionen an 8lei=
pergiftung ertrantt; mebrere lino ges
Itorben. Observation-Disclosures batten,
UNI bic StGrte bes 8ranntneins su
erboben unb ben 8ersitunesproSeb abb
autiir5en, Die &eiisl in%penbig nit Slet
iiberSp9en.
Msrttp 1T r%epublts
taniI1, Mrispna bsmotratiTh. Wirft
Der GcnsreB beibs Serritorien SuIam=
men, 70 biirfte ii1 barauS Elm matpei>
fslbafter Staat" erssbsn.
ueber bic finansietIe
Gage Rublanb'8 fhreibt Der Yez
tsrsburesr Correspondent be5 Barrier
Temps: Die 5inanSeu Hublanb's
befinben Iih in elmer 70 giinltigen2aae,
baB Die Reaieruns baraus ollie 9iilfs>
mittel. b,rsn iie bebarf, fhOpfen tann.
Seit mebr, aIs 5pnlf Sabren baben
Die 8iiosets lleberfdiihe 9eIiefert. aus
benen bic transiibirifhe 8abn ees
baut purbs. Die Oisponibilitdten
bes Shabes iiberitsigsn hreibunberi
Willionen Nubel. Der &aKenbtitanb
betrdet iibsr cine MiIliarbe Hlbel unb
basu tommsn nod 800 MiQionen
Wplorubel. bic i'm ltmlaufe iinb. Oas
| ~finan8islle Mert bes 6rn. Witte berubt
auf 70 ftarten Grunblaaen, baB Elm
&rieg nit Sapan es ni9t ipirb err
{9iittern pbsr Rublano our Orbnuns
bes papierselbes unb bes 3ipangsturs
fes ouriidmerfen fSnnen." = Das
ftimmt nidt init ben MnIidsn. bic
unfere Ginan3bldttsr seduBert haben.
Mer bat nun Ns4ta
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Die @tnmanberuna mad
ben pbilippinen retrutirte ii9 i'm perz
flotienen Sabre faft ousf9lieBlid aus
Mmerifanern unb GbineIen; GrItere
fteuten elm Contingent bon 1868 bel
elmer 9eIammt : @inpanberung BON
1888. 2ebtere tparen nit 1924 So
pfen reprGientirt. bod lparen bic meiz
ftsn Gbineien bersits friiber auf benz
Mrdipel 9etpefen; bic neuen 6ineiiz
f4en 4nfommlinee bssifferten iid auf
nun 445. @ine &ldififisirung Der
ameritanif6en &oloniIten ersiebt 334
2ebrsr unb 2ebrerinnen, SO Sngez
nieure, 81 @er3ts, 36 4bpotaten, SO
@etitltde, nidt fpscifi5irte 8erufsz
tlai1en 859. @lerts unb 9ll1balter
220, 8ersleute 13, 3tmmerleute 8,
Grocer II. fonitige gambler 1853. Sm
8er9leih nit benz @oriabre bat bic
ameritanif6e Gtnponberune betrd9ts
lt6 ab9enommen. ndmli9 INN mebr,
als 1000. bic 6ineiii6e INN ettpa
1000; bic Ginnanoerung aus Spas
MEN unb Sapan Fat 5ugenmmen, bic
3ebtsre um 952. Oie einsspanberten
Sapaner finb entneber Sanoperter
ooer 9ep6bnlihe Irbeiter.
3mci Sabre 81 dtb
,no $4,000 @eloitrafe fir Miodei1,
lpegen ieiner YoitidpinOeleien.
Sart, aber peroient. Serr Woben
mo lcine eomplicet bobeu oil cine
bobere Snitotl5 oppellirt mo eS
bleibt froalid, Oh nicbt ollf tebnii6e
oocr atocre Sinciien bin, lpie es bel
elmer Nn5obl ct. 2ouiier 9oooler
gelheben lit, Wtad)elt unb G~oniorteu
ooh nod Durdidliipicn.
Die Sort 8obne nSr. Yr."
ldreibt: nSn Baltimore iino bic
6llbrlperfe 70 ror, oaB mie Ole 9l1t'
ter beri6ten, Slaidenbier IN 2ciden.
po9elt ollsgefnbren miro. @er oenft
on rid)t lmipiqfiirlid olt y@ierlei.
djen?"-No, 10 id)limm ltebt's oenn
bod ni6t. @n Dem Sonntassz Ibenb
oeS SeilerS mltroet ~aIleroings fir
einen @ogen einrnol 500 Dollars &C.
botelt, nm @eihGftsbii6er IN Cider.
beit 5I bringen, ionlt aber limo ole
Sllbriperfc bier nift ror. Die Sade
nit DEM 2eidellluagen bette cine ail-
oere 9elponotniB. Sad einer Yoli.
5eiueriiigln9 miBten alle @irtb'
ihoften DER Staot cine poQe @o6,
ssi6loiIen bleiben; ben 8rauern
louroe Die g6lieferung bon Bier III,
teriogt. Gin iinbiger 9irtb fam nun
ouf Die Sbee. ii9 bas notbise Bier
ouBerbalb Der Stootgren5e ST. be-
idoffen itno Inn in ser NStaot feinen
&crood)t 81 crregelt, nabnl ct ais 9e.
for0erilngsmittel einen 2ei6entua.
gen. ST lpilroe iibrieets- boh bon
Der Eoli5ei obeefoBt uno bas 9ier
CcufiSsirt.
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Baltimore Cemetery.

@apfrabe unp MOrtt= avenue.
8fsrabni6pldbe gum gsrfauf - bon
$25 an. nit WarmorpIoltsn abseeren,t.
$35-Ylasf fur A Crater. (Sanls.lS)
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5entidrs Nrbeits 9a9meijungss
Yircan,

Nr. 2l9, Sio>S 6arp1rabe, inter ter 2luf.
ltdt Der uDentidsn G'eieaidaft." - Die
isnissr, melhs renilde 6annwerter, 2Irtei.
ter uno Dicnltoten su tridaftisrn min.
ihsn, rOllrn lih periSnlid ODER in franz
firten Srirfen an ben gssnten Der 9eiea>
lhaft, Spbann o. Meper, Nr.
2l9, Sie>S tarpfra6e, ipsnbsn. pel&er
unentsrihi6 austunft ertbeilen wiro. 9i'
reaultunren bon | bis 5 llbr. (San29, $50
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glider une 9sbrlinae wtrben lfets ae.
luht bonn arbsits. Nadreiunss- 9lreau Der
yMarslanesr Vafsr GsrsiniamnG" SIR.
942. Ncrc-@ astraBe. 6. H.. .. Sci. ct.
9aul 3693-W. Oel91S
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@erIangt: Gin inneer Monn
ols Iunpartrr. Ala W. Sopette4Str.
n&arnonie." GOD
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3u berfaue II: Cine out.
aebcnoe Vadcrei, eineeridtet init
ScIan1alGincn mo @as-Gnaine.
Nod5ufra9en Nortbiucit- II. Mount.
StraBc. (60-2)
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Serlangt: Gin 91der OILS
sipeite Sono. ModBuirogen IN Nr.
223. Sio-Sigb-S traBe. GOD
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s. 3. MeGcrmid. 8rau g. .. Yaultis
YaulnS nnb Megurmid.

2sihenbeltattsr unb gintaliamirer,
Guowslt=G Ode Greeerid. Give. nnp Bulasfis
StroBs, lpwie Surol.@ de eomtarpRraBe
uno Iulton= Npenue. Mp, Court 1871 8.
6. unp q. ct. paul 2975 s.
(St181S
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8erlangt: Gin 9roobdder ola
5lpeite @ano. Mod5ufroeen IN etr.
408, Yarf Hpeuue. 0O
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Der Deutscte Correspondent
Mpnfaa. ben %. Se6ruar 1904.
OFFICE:

M. 21s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
zwisehen Lexington u. Saratoga.
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--5tlfrhene.
"A elpbcnf-
6. unb .. 81. paul Ago D.
Matptauo, @inepr 228.
S. Gamblers nnb SGbnr,

eeihmtefatter uno Gintallamirer. 1908
unb 1710, Canton : avsnus. Gatritanten
Don Ynteut- easfsts. (6sbr10-)
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@erlongt: @dder 5~iueiter una
oritter Sano. Nabsufrosen in Nr.
1929, @eit-Gomboro-Str GOD
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&erlongt: Gin Slrlgc, Der
Die 9Gderci erlernen mia; elmer, Der
cipaS 0noon pcrltebt, wiro porae3os
gell. Mr. 50i, @elt.&eesStr (60)
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Vsrtauat: Yadsr.asenten, srsen
getalt unb Gommi0ion. Nabuiraaen
BET U. @ottfoft Mr. 100. Brls
G~ameenfraBs. (Suti17,l2N,)
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Seriongt: Gin Monn IN nlitb
leren Sobren, INN oili elmer tSorm
robc Der Stabt 5lt orbeiteu. 9ad).
Sulrngcn in Nr. 225, 81. Youlitro6e,
bel sSr. =. Glcmm. (59-6t)
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g. 5itgartner nmb SGbne,
Tampis Marmor= unb @ranit=@ erfe,
Nr. 714-7lS, @eft= Baltimore traee,
-uno-
Ode Starps unb S[enb, Ctr.

Cine src6e Nusmabl bon neuen Muilsrn
BON Marmor= unp G,ranit= Nonumenten
iistS auf Eager. 8siee Telephone.
(Sspt19,1O
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3u pcrm ictben: 3ipei 2Goen
NIT Wobuuna. Aabere 9lusfunIt IN
VT. 1900, <aitroBe, Cgintradt.
9ane"). Occult point. $3.50
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Nus Berlin pirb

f6riebsn: Die Gonflittsjabre spiz
ften ben Stdbtberorbnetsn unb benz
'3ailer fino porbei unb ausenblidlih
berrf6t Die a~ngenebmite 5emperatar
3ipiiden &rone unb Notbem 5aus.
9ds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Stabts
p%eroroneten gu aaifers 9eburtstag lit
bafiir fpmptomatii6. uno aud bas
taiIerlide 9anll9reiben lit pief lpGrz
mer uub 6er5lider gebalten. lpie frii=
Der.
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Wertangt in Wafbines
ON, .. g.: 3psi CUTE Maf6iniften,
miifIen gut belpanbert an Srebbant
urto S4raubitod iein, t0nmn 1oTort
Grbeit srbalten bei .. 8aaauf, Nr.
731, Z. Strabe, N.zW,, @al6ineton,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-29

%n einem Irtifef .Otc
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in irgeno einem onocren Grotbeile
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i~ion5iel nod mlebr betbeiligt iino,
OILS mir, ld)on LANCE cinecIdritten
iciL I'M oroentlife 3ultGnhe ST.
lidern. @eil Die Sniel aber unierer
politild)cn Sntereiienipb1re sltecs
tbeilt pirb, haben lie Iid bisfer oas
Dor oebiitet. Mber peroenfen tonnte
man es ibncn nidt, ipelm lie ans DER
bios pbierpotiuen Saltung herpors
gingen nllo cine Concentration
mlodteii, iuie Dor Sene5uelu. 8os
oonn2 @eroen mir eS gelheben lni-
len ooer miro inns uniere NerpolitGt
abcrmals einel Streih lpielen. Wi-
id,en mir inns eiu 70 miro man inns
rernlfiportlid) balten. Wir limo Damn
gcsluupaen, Sronumg ai ld,oifen in
hcnn Gbaos. nno ooS lit nid)t orloers
mGalih, als ourd militGriid,e Sffu.
patton mnb Gontro!e Der Gipilgewolt.
Dir miiBten uns 5nr Y~usiibuna Ell.
mes protettordts nit feinen 6otaen
p~erlteben. mas INTER a!len ltmitati.
oell cine b0dit i~pioerulrtiac Ser
piiihtuno mare, fur Die iid ielbit
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-03-31
UNITED STATES VESSELS.
Measure Requiring Their Employment
for Public Purposes.

Washington, March 26.-Representa-
tive Stevens, of Minnesota, Friday
filed the favorable report authorized
by the house committee ON merchant
marine and fisheries on an amended
senate bill ito require the employ.
ment Of vessels Of the United States
for public purposes" The bill re.
quires all government supplies trans.
ported by sea to be carried in vessels
either owned by the government or
flying the American flag. The report
bases the necessity for the bill on the
ground that 1t never is safe to depend
on foreigners for the defense Of our
country. II says that the United
States now owns 13 passenger and
freight transports, and that should
those be inadequate for the necessary
transportation Of government supplies
and troops, ships flying the American
flag only may be used in addition and
that the government can not expect
American ships to be available In an
emergency.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-03-31
Two Counties In Colorado Min
Ing District Declared Unr
der Martial Law.
MORE TROOPS SENT 10 TELLURIDE
Gov. Peabody Declares Ssa AiGusI
end LAs Animas Counties In
Q State Of Insurrseti0n
Rsesrtsd tho Western Federation o.
Mlaers Had Made Q Second AP
psal TO the President 70
esnd Federal TroopA

Denver, Col, March 25.--Martial law
is in operation in two Colorado coun.
ties-San Miguel and Las Animas. Re.
ports from both districts are to the
effect that conditions at present are
peaceful. At Telluride. San Migue,
county, press censorship Is exercised.
Gov Peabody ordered Adjt. Gen.
Bell to send 300 more soldiers to Tel.
luride. No trouble is reported.
A special train bearing troops left
Denver for Telluride Thursday after.
noon. The entire force at Telluride
will be under command of Adjt. Gen.
Bell
Gov. Peabody said Thursday that he
declared San Miguel county in state
of insurrection and rebellion because
OF the representation made to him by
public officials and citizens of the town
who declared that body of men were
arming outside the county to join with
men within the county for the purpose
of destroying property and inflictine
personal injuries on persons In Tellu
ride.
A dispatch received Thursday from
Telluride contained the news that 90
Finlanders left that place Thursday
II Is inferred from this fact that the
deportation of strikers and their fam
lilies has been resumed by the mill
tary.
1t was reported Thursday that the
I Western Federation of Miners had
made second appeal to President
Roosevelt to send federal troops tc
Colorado. The union men take the
ground that Gov Peabody only put
martial law in force at Telluride tC
prevent the injunction against the citi
zens' alliance from becoming opera
tive. II Is further stated that the gov
ernor has prevented the deported mer
from enjoying their full rights as loya
American citizens and the call on the
president for aid contends that Gov
Peabody is violating the provisions ol
the federal constitution.
( The primary cause for the placins
of San Miguel under the control o
the military again Is the trouble be
tween the union miners and the citi
LtiiS dllidhCc, WhitH Icouitcu III Wv
deporting of number Of union mer
several days ago. The action Of the
governor was consequent upon an ap
peal from the sheriff of the county
who stated that affairs had reached
such a state that he could no Longer
enforce the law. Information from
Ouray, a neighboring mining camp
where the deported men sought refuge
tells Of a Joint meeting held there be
tween the unions Of Silverton anc
Ouray which was attended by Presi
dent Meyer, Of the Western Fedora
tion of miners, and the deported Tel
/ luride unionists. II was decided Il
start some Of the evicted men back Il
Telluride. to test the situation. Th!
will be done under the Injunction Ia
sued by Judge Stevens, of Ouray.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-03-31
HANNA MEMORIAL CHAIR.
The Full List Of Trustees Has Been
Announc ed.

Cleveland. O., March 26-At a meet
ing of the Hanna Memorial Chair as.
sociation Friday, the following full
list of trustees was announced: Gov.
Herrick. Secretary of State Hay, Unit.
ed States Senator Dick. Gov. Durbin.
of Indiana; John Mitchell, president
United Mine Workers; Hon. F. NJ. At
,erholl. of Akron, and the following
prominent residents of Cleveland:
Rev. J. S. Rutledge, state senator; ].
w. Stewart, F. A. Henry. w. r. Hop
kins. J. B. Scribe, ]. G. Disette, Elmer
Dover, w. G.. Oswald. II. r. Hatch.
J.. n. Holden. Harris Creech. Samuel
w. Meek, United States Marshal
Chandler. F. II. Haserot.
1t is the purpose Of the association
10 raise by popular subscription $3.50.
900 to endow in Western Reserve uni
versity the Marcus A. Hanna chair OF
political science. II is desired tina,
all contributions be forwarded to Har
ris Creech, treasurer, 43 Colonial Ar
cade, Cleveland, o.
A large number Of letters from mer
prominent In public life commencing
the move have been received.