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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16
Why IT SUCCEEDS.
Because It's for One Thing Only, and
Salem ls Learning This.

Because It's for One Thing Only, and
Salem is Learning This.
Nothing can be good for everything
Doing one thing we'll brings success
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They're for sick kidneys
They cure backache. every kidney
III
Here is Salem evidence to prove il.
@. w, Bennett of Roseburg Ore, a
wellknown veteran member Of l1th
Iowa Reg Co. /, Inf, says IF kidney
complaint Affects everyone as It did
me there is little wonder that the suf
ferer is constantly complaining and
continually on the outlook for some
thing 10 bring relief. | was annoyed
more or less with kidney trouble ever
since | left the army in 1865. suffered
everything from steady dun aching
to excruciating twinges across the
small OF my back / had 10 move
around very carefully trying to eyade
pain. for a false step or backward
movement brought punishment. The
secreuons from the kidneys were IN
smelled very strong and after stand.
a terrible condition, dark in color.
Ing short time possessed a heavy
brickduSt sediment | was for eirb.
months under treatment for my kid.
neys but nothing gave me any per.
manent relief until | commenced using
Doans Kidney Pills The first box so
greatly benefited me that | followed
up the treatment by using three boxes
They practically cured me. I am ss
years old, and can hardly expect 10 be
cured completely, but when a remedy
will bring such relief TO a person NJ
my age and in case Of so long stand.
ing what viii II do in ordinary cases7
might add that before began IN use
Doan's Kidney Pills was so badly
aneoted with dizzy spells that often
when walking up town / have baa 10
stop and lean up against sometbing
Tor support keep Doan's Kidney
Pills on hand all the time and every
now and again when l think my kld.
neys or back need little toning up I
take a few doses, recommend this
remedy strongly"
Plenty more proof like this from
salem people, Can at DIR. stones
drug store and ask what his custom.
ers report
For sale by all dealers. Price ga
cents FosterMnburn Co. BpHalo
NY sole agents for the United state
Remember tho name. DOan's. ana
take no substitute. "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16
X-RADIUMS

Not knowing the original number.
how can Tacoma's population be sub
tracted from itg
The Oregon man who wants TO
know the population OF heaven may
como over 20 Tacoma and count us.
| go
Wonder il Mormon Smith doesn't
some times get his tin, wooden and
silver weddings mixed.
General Miles boom is starting on
vary temperately-the prohibitionists
are backing Il up gently
sss
Lets sse didn't the government
make some poor old Indians who
were polygamists abandon an their
wiyes but oneg
The oregonian along with the Multi.
nomah gang, insisted on the state aid.
ing tho Lewis and Clark fair. and now
Il Is upon It's hind less braying about
taxes, AS Multnomah county gets the
principal beneht OF the coin she oueht
TO pay her part without Kicking.
ees
James j. Hin after hearing the su.
preme court decision on the merger
case, has kindly consented 10 complv
with the law.
China VIII remain neutral. which Is
perfectly proper. she being the bone
has no right to take part IN the scrap
between the dogs. over her
According 10 their accounts Of each
other q IS time Cor the republican
party Of oreg0n, TO elect her senators
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16
AIRINo ANcIeNr RoTTeNNEss

FNfffffN ~ -ANFN@N1 ~
Congress has been investigating the
old and abandoned customs of the
Momons and their poiygamous mar
riages.
by the Edmunds law passed In the
seventies and by the deliberate ac.
tions Of that church, polygamous mar.
rlages were made unlawful.
All that legislation can do and all
that the Mormon church could do
has been done TO wipe out the whole
system OF polygamy and there is no
proof that a plural marriage has ever
been contracted in violation OF law or
sanctioned by the Mormon church
contrary TO law.
The abolition Of polygamy left
many Mormons with plural wives and
the children OF such unions on their
hands. Such wives and children had
no legal status, and could have been
dlsowned and discarded and left with.
out home or provisions for support
But the Mormons who had plural
wives kept them and deaed popular
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16
500 Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages
and that is catarrh Hairs Catarrh
Cure is the ony positive cure now
known to the medical Paternity. Ca.
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system there.
by destroying the foundation OF the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the consti.
tuition and assisting nature in doing
It's work The proprietors have so
much faith in It's curative powers,
that they offer one Hundred Dollars
for any case that II fails to cure. Send
for list OF testimonials Address.
=. J. CHENEY. & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16

Hearst seems to be the only demo
crst who has any delegates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16
TAKING COLD?

Then you need instant attention. You
feel chilly aud have frequent sneezlng
spells, Youll be surprised at the
amount OF good few doses OF Hos.
letters stomach Bltters will do you
Try Il today Besides counteraot,
ing chllls. Colds and Ia Grippe Il Is
also unequaled for Dyspepsia. lndlges
tlon. Constipation. Insomnia. Poor
Appetite. Dizziness and Malaria. Thou,
sands are using Il with great salts.
faction. Why not Try a bottleS
HOSTETTER'S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16

Michigan and Illinois are enjoying
their usual hilarious spring weather,
most Of which is snow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16

A war correspondent says that the
refugees faces would melt a heart Of
stone. but they don't seem to have any
effect on the ice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16

CA ToRrA
ssAzstAs 1lAGal IN ala N1lyS az
'','''' &xHzzzZsC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16
ELI PERKINS COMING.
The Great Humorist Will Be Here
Without Fail-A Letter Written
En- Route.

supt L. r. Traver has just received
a letter from Eli Perkins, announc-
ing his arrival and lecture for Friday
evening:
Prof. Traver:
Dear Sir: The New York Lecture
Bureau wires me on the train today
that must go away out to Salem, and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16

and transact her business, without
allowing Multnomah county any voice
in the matter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-16

According 10 their accounts OF each
o'her Il Is time for the republican
party Of oFegon, 70 elect her senators
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SdJnl Gn3cigen.
MarnlanS Snftit,t.
Annlts nnO 3ctducni0ulc.

MuIIlfs h1D 3ctWnCnidnlc.
&initsGepdrtemeH (5agfbule iitto Gtnebnrg
SfuIptur.S6ule) beginHt i'm 3. Stfubcr, 3eif'
BEN 9ebeH, @ntpiirfen WldIen In @afiers mo
Sclfarben uno int Mohcutren. Sumtuass1laf-
fen b%eainnen ant I. Sftobcr. Snouitrie4 Sepnrtes
t1ellt LAbenoi6ule(, 5reibunos mc6unttbes mo
ar6iteitonif9es 3ei6Nen. begiunt am 10. Cttu.
Der.
sme 1nef6uIera Tinebarts uno Sumiiaess
arhiteftonif6en abtbeilungcr unS Bic medaiIi,
lde1 8laiieH hes oierieu uHo britten SabreS
ttItoen t1 Der &it monozpturttsSGue Soruaros
Strube, itatt
Die me6anlt9en aIafeu bcs erfteu uno 5tpeis
ten Sabres iueroeH III Der SuutussU{arftsSaIe.
observation-disclosures, gebalfet.
Z. .. MDrrtiun, Gorftber
hes Comics flr RlHit itrb 9eitbncufduIe
3atalo9e fonne1 i'm Snltitut ODER bur6 Die
Bolt erldnpt lpcroen.
W2un a%breiitre: s9pmns .. GoeriIt, sftuur.
(Sept12, U(oUdSr,fWN
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Widrcus Hitgert, Rebtsdrfpdlt
Siioofts9de SuiterllsglOemle llno WolfesStr,


UWVFWTVTWTIUN '4EW0tIUN'
gIndfiht miro hermit gegebeI, oaB bic I'M
ter8ei1neie bom 2Satlenpcrtbt Der Staot @hltis
more 8ourtadt sur Souitredlng oeS IefidnieHi5
oes albier geiturbGuCu BCnrg SuriG erbulten
IaB baben, iperocH hermit ali9eforoert. ioI6e
nebit ben %nbtbtgcn NeIeget ipdteitens bis 8liit
II. Widr5 1905 ciu6ureifen mo gelteno 5u
MAIDEN, ober gu gem1rtigeu,, bGb fe tbrer Yin
crfl1rt lueroen m0geIL Iue, ole 3ublurecn
al otefen Nd6lab III muden baden, iperoeu bier
nit duf9eturoert, iolhe inner8iiglid an Die I'm
ier8eidnete 6u leiitcn. Bon mir eigenbdnoil
rnter8eitnet am 10. September 1904.
barbara Suritn,
(261. 8. 1882 IetdmcntssQoqttrederin
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@ermiidltc In5eigen.
MGnner nnS Irauem fommt si inns.

Wlarner nfto Jralen NIT gebeinien 3rafthfi.
Ieroeu Saaren, Strictnrer, alsfluB, 8Iutoers
%aiftune. grii6eu, Salitausf6Idgen, 8~beimntis'
mus, 8erIuft Der Diunnbariett, Nlniens ODER
9ortleibiefett ODER irseno ipeIder oeripanoteu
aranfbeifen fonten ftb bertranensroa an iins
%fuenoen. gebeutenoc Spe5ialtften peroerl sic
nnterfiden uno foiteftIoS cine piifenifdftIi6e
9ia9noIis Sbres Sales eeben. gibt elm 9oIar
Dor Der SeiIln9 at b%e5obien. gsir betleTi raf6.
timer, thmer5lo5 iino oaiierbdtt, I1o bebnnoelH
nnr eebeiue Araitfbeiten bon Wdnfierf1 liio
Srauen, 0enn sic. ni6t fommen fonnen. 70
be1a6ri6tteeH sic ufs NIB mir bebareelH sic
N SoTsr gsohnnHs. SeilnHe sdranftrf osss
0iiet @offndrfe BET, penn Sbr fdreibt an 1r.
gbtltps MsebieaI Snftitute, 1887 cff.Nrutt.s Str,
g%dltincre, Wib. l9eutfh pirb sefprcten.
(W7aiff ,T&G,1O
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Die IarDlano Sanbitummeu.Shufe
Snaenieure nnb Gun

Sas 81. Stlltabr beeinnt at IA. eeptem.
BEN Sen uS Se'e Mt,T gstts Gnsebsrsnb; tir pie aaii,
Seieft ii,r S nm ! nno Die, eerer @eb5r Bu
Snaien " Sere9eu unb 2ippen.Heien ee,
lsgtt' eoeTto Srumrndr, lnb ofoSerrifte "a,
i INF; Sf9T PeinnO oeeIceeu, iintcrbeif ano
Dian me,,os .t a., inr geipobner bon MdrbIanS.
Caue2-SeDi19 !. 9t.9p. Cal 80" s''"d'pui
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IFnlIOt U, Ntlcor. SIctnet.l
G%rbffuung Der Sonutugsihule am 20. JSOpieU.
ber. Die GoHtirmuuoturAldii he9tnnt ant
WioHtne. ben 3. Slto5er. @lnmeIoungen fir
ole Nabmittngss oocr Nbcnortluiie peroen ents
aeeeH genolHmcn. Sir @rnd6fene ipc5teuc
Stunoen. @ue iino miuloumen.
@%rifinuna oce gbeuo . @uttesoieHites nm
Sunntnq, ben o. Ettu6cr. (2BS-O
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.Gnrf.G cmctern.

ReueS ettionen iino iett 8ur 0cit6ti9ung ber'
gertdtet. 8iele du5gepdblte Cots. Ser Su'
pertntenoent oe5 9runoes UNI gooeus miro
ieoe geiuiinfbte Qusfuuft ertbeiIen. 9as Grea
matorium itebt tdglt6 5ur Snipettton often.
9Begen Rdberem luenoe nan fth an Den Sls
pertntenoerteu noer an 0aS giireaii IN Nr. 81,
@eitsS nrntuQnsS trnhe (Wprti5-l
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Scfanntmndutngen
3cpartement fir 6ficutlidle stderbrit. - 9nu.
ten, cub Dcp urtenCnt oes @ebduoes5 nipet.

iCpuELtWtHl nut oIGHlllH1V StutIHtHs Vuha
ten, sub'5c purtencu oes @ebduoe'Snipet.
tursYtirenus, NatBbaus.
HnIti m o I c, ben %. September 1904.
Sd babe @pplifntton fir foIgeuoe Frioilegien
erbaIten:
W{arfGaIs9 (benue uno HonaIoloHsStrabe fir
Die Grrt1tun9 eineS S6uppenS aus sepeatem
@ifenbleb. 90 bel "a bel t6 SUB.
Noroofts@de Der Breitons uno Gat6eoraIsStr
fir bic SlufitcllIng cines SumpffeiieIs bon so
4ferbefrdften uno einer SunpflHai6inc bon %
Qferoefrditeu. Y..
Srgeno Semano, Der @inlueuomtgeH oaaeeen
at erbeben bat, mib ~oiefelbcn bis Sum 81. Seps
tember 1904, 8prmttiaRs 10 llbr, IN bieiem
8itrean einrei6en, 81 iuehber Belt oariiber oers
bnroelt perben ipirb.
@om. .. 9rrItun,
eSept24) 8ebdltoesS nfpeftor.
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6 & g.-St. galI 469g. 0b.-8inOior 22s.
$. SanOers e. S6bne,
aet6enbetattcr uub Gt~ubaliamirer,
4r' HOS unb t71O Gnntun-Auenne
Tubfttauten uun YateatsGaefets.
(Nrbr10-)
Sobn Scrmig & SOBn,

9efheubeitnttcr uuo Gtubalianircr.
CIR. 2OOS, Srleans. ctr, Ulo. Gel: gstnbior 25o'
8ueiaaefdhdft: gtr. 52I, oerl. Ga~iternsAoelIie
SiQbiGtotopr Baltimore, WurDluno Ielepbor.
8fnofor 90. GutifeH tueroen g%eltetert tllr
So6Beiter, tlnterDaltlngeu uHo anoere 9ele'
Genbeiteu. tSebrt41S,9&S)
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Gurraiae.

UIalerif6 - g%urlurtia Sriebltb.
Beitlib ION g8ulbrooi elm rto etne babe
WeiIP. 8eHuet Die NIT Borubattan be5etdHete
Rurtba9tbenuesGur Greie autfben gutmttin9s
am lerninIs. Breife bon 9egrdbntbltelen leet
fpeBtea. 9et6te 8e0ingungen. 1eleppon
Gaton 223. glreal: 6rnntitn. nnb gStneigr'
Nuahe. RerIauqt Rroihiire (Wtai4 .tH,I&S)
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9r- Wnt. Berker,

''s sSssiafift f%fs i1a I arst, so;taprtse erasts.
ZEN; aetlt IN ~tiir8eItcr 8eit Sbsbiiis s'msn ,sfmfg"a
MI qttS Ir9 wiiiSs,tranibeiten, gustIiTe feSes,
s sn sls,'' siers 8noIntionerab aerb5fs' gsapiS@te.
Office In on. @cders ar utsys . %raamtneiten
IT. Mr, ooS a. C5d;Saltimore. strahs. Ssreffih trrdu
t tsas ' sa m9r ~ 9'SI,raeqs bis 10 ubr ab.nSS: gSnr,,
tass SHS BON DO I \ M MsUTsens big q ibr aa6mtt.
:. !: -- Or. @eder's Yohs beiit ,,,,,snn.,
'eo saps as,sfitS; genfuItatiOn fr.f a
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Sr. ". 4. Soiicr.

iriibcr bon Der lexington StraBen.5trma Sm.
lpoio, aatter 4 Co., bat itb nit Der Sirinu
Ntohei, 9tr. 11S, 9iorosootpur Strabe, %aiiocitrt,
no er init .Nergniigen feline 6reurbe uno friibcs
(SCntIS inI-l 49,
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Baltimore Gemetcru.

gRreau: CIR. 344, RorbsGbnrles.e trnhs.
9egrdbHiBpldbe 5lim Nerfaaf bon S25
an. nit Wlarmorptoiten abgegren5t $35-Blae
fir bier Srdber ENaHfS1N
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Summer & 8eder,
Sentid)cs ganf. nnb Wedfelgeidaft,
217 Gunrtlanb.S traRe.
Mttalieher her Nfffeutbrfe.

EN-. unb gerfauf bon eipds rnb p9nos;
Stdote @urupas. Gn. nnb 8erfaiif f%rerIbsr
geloiorteI, toute ausfertieune bon Bclnia1'
nt; S@ifstarten bon uub mao
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NnHrsf1le.

am 10. september Goutia part I'M Glitter bon
81 Sabren. -. .,so, orr.
ter bon 80 1ubren.
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Trienos Sdale, be,oer ief SsRa'sS

garf.gfaee unb 9e,prrnee'St raRe.
~Sp6sSduie, departments tir borgeiHritteiteu
lfrS Observation-Disclosures erotfret am ~. Sep.
tet,ber, 9 ttbr Born.
Notwithstanding fir meme ShiiIer am 10.
september, 8 ilbr @prut. Borherettin9 tir
Sochihule, llnibetittdt ODER @efddtt. Sofultdt
bon ~8iuuii5ie Spe5iaIifteH. Neues atbletit6eS
SeIb. Sret IurnIebrer.
= ai1oerearten am 26. september %er6ffnet.
Wpbniingen fit dusiudrtiae S6fiIer boraes
Iebeu. Bic @ebdioe itno oont %. Mliguit an
Ant 9efi6tteune %ee6ffnet. Ser Brin5ipaI tpirb
mad benz 8. September tdgliG bon 8 bis ~ ubr
Mtttaas In Der ShiIe fein. g8egen 4dtdloee
unb Iisfurft norefiire man
Gbiuarb 6. Ntipus 9riH5ipaI.
(Gept1, T&S,1 WtD
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M}ctn s. 9eluers.

SO ftarb am %. September 1904 Wieta 9.
Trnrrs acIiebtc Satin bon 5rieorif Seuer5,
i'm 9iIter bon 81 Nubren 3 I}onuten ltno II IA
oen. Die Ncerotgung tinoet sOnHtag, 9ia9s
rnTitfoos ib2 llhr. nom 5ruuerbauie, gtr. 2tL
iibEEutterfu sPurtsglpenle aus itdtt. geliets
8unq ]priuutinI unt Dem ts66rieo'
bOfe." Eoo-ol
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ga ft,rb inn gcntfben &reifeubeim" 3aeub
aod,ner i'm i'm "a. Qcbcnsiabre. Die 9eerbt9n1I
iinoct beite Iu9mitta8 INT h3 nbr aai penn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ltutt. l2bsD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-24

Ger 3uitnno oes &oni9S
@eorg BON Sotien bat iid iuieOer
beoenfli6 peri6limmcrt. Seine 9th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lporen folt gon5
beieitigt, allcin bas Sorptleioen, einc
ffJpcre MISUNDERSTANDING, beitebt font
unb bat oils 6olgeeriheinung cine
Notwithstanding nit groBerS dm1d)c
in ben 9einen berporgerufen.
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Ole @olomd brun9 itebt
siueifeaos felt. Die oenlotrotiihe Ear.
tel beo6iibtigt ooer lpiinlht nidt, oo.
ran 81, riibren," Io9te Der Ocmotrnti.
Idle 8ice . Yr1iioentihofts Gonoiont
9opis porgeitern III elmer &ebe SIT
@beeling. tSerr SoirbanfS bebolp-
tet in ieinem Innobme-S hreibcn, ooB
Die @olouGbrung %feineSlucg$ geieB-
lih unlpioerrllflih etablirt lei. Gr
fii9t bin5iL, ipeun in 3utlrnit @e'
idditsbeOiirfniiie, Die lid iebt nod
ridt porntsieben Iaiien, cine Weitcrc
6tnon5s@ eiebgebung %notblpcnoig ma
den ioutc, 10 m0ge Die republifaniihc
8ortei oomit betrollt peroen. go
rlnt? oorf man bier frogen. Die BET
Den oemofrotiiden G~anoioaten bobcn
ooh nt6t erfl1rt, Dab cine Aenocs
rltng geieBlid alisgeidlollen iei. Ger
repllblifoniIfen Silber.gfte Sber-
MANS ueronnfen mir Ole 5erfobrenen
@0brln9s. utto Sinon55itltdnoe, De-
men crit burd) cine biird Gleuelono
berltiene grtra.S ieuhg bes Gongrei'
les Elm @nbe genuadIt mlrpe. Die
@1brungspolitif Der Hepllblifoner
lit aud nidt INNER cine CUTE gene
len. 0err Barter, nie Serr SopIS
boben erflGrt, ooB Die 8oloipdbritng
IeItItcbc. @orlim olio BON repribll.
foniihrr Settle Die eipigen Geroddti'
altllQen?
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gin 0aS uechrte Ynblifum.

untersettneter 8eiet biermit on, bob er BIZ
y untoH.Snne" (friiber rS1ruearisSa1e~), Rr
1O12-14, Eit.8altimpre.s ctr, fit oas 9ubIifun
3u oernlletben bat. Sicie Saue lit fir ale Self
paiieno, QiberaIer Greis.
Ahtunasoou
(gu9t9, 2lPte)
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Smmer an Scr Spibe!
Der oNetp.Dorf gmcricon" iogt sim
S6liB zines Grtifel5 iibcr Die &rant.
belt Der 8icef0nigin bon Snoieu,
2oop Gur5on, 'geborcnc 2eiter bon
Chicago; SIS mar Elm llngliid, ooi
2oop Grr5on bel ibrer @ntbinouna
niht omertfonii6e 2(er5te botte. Sn
Ser gut6inbungsfllnit llno Der @pno-
fologie bot Der omerifonii6e glr5t
nift ieincSgleihen. IS miro nidt
iiberroi6en, menr Die nteoi5iniiden
Colleges IN einigen Sobren nit euro
p0ii6cn Stitoenten iiberiiilt iino.
glmerifo lit Elm gutes 2nnb, nm front
BARN az ieinF Gem SdluBiabe luer'
Den Die @ent9iten 1beiitimmen.
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Mrnro IycQer.

So torb am %. September 1904 Sr, @eoro
SeHer, ]gclicbtcr @Gttc non gSii9e!ntila %sset
yn ~ 0eripanotc uuo 5reunbe Der 5aniIte
Inn I'M 'bBfihit criudbt. Der Ncerotqlng. lpeIbc BON
gr0nerbauie, gtr. 1924, .8anf,Str9Bel aus am
psgntuH' (26S-70)
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StrdlidJc In5eigcn.
40, 3~uBrcsfcit OeS &rcOigcrS nnO
@iniucihnna.

Der neu crporbeucn uno renooirten 6ir6e Der
3. 81. Geutiheu gciom. ct. BauI5s@emetnoe,
gdc 4rouoUub uno R~ruttzStraBe C@E @uCt'
mannD Sonutug, Den 20. September. YSetbes
Rreoigt 1Oh llbr bonn Rfarrer q. @tenn1to bon
y(ep.9orf. ScftpreoiQt CSngliib) 3 llbr Jiud'
mittugs bonn Fiurrcr s.. u. Rotter BON NuItis
more, mo las glbcuos Scitpreotgt bonn Rfarrer
.. 8. 2tppeu, 3. ., bon @biIuoeIpbtn. 4d.
GhtpeftcrsS cmcinoct uuo 5reunoe laoet rcbt
ber3lih eiH .Iy.
(267-s) Ser Girdenrntb.
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o'ea6OSD-M huitt.uunIerpaturium

Sarulb Nanoplpb, Sireftor.
ut. 0eruDu.Rlace ino GbnrlessStr. Baltimore.
@urbcreittngss G. arteucnt.
Man 8urrcttibn Guaus, Experimental.
Hr. % uuo %, EitsWit. 0ernDnsRlace.
Gr1tfnung am 1. Cttuber fir ben 1luterri6t.
slitnteloungeu I'M Septt inter bon 10 ll6r gous
mittaes bis 4 1l6r 0a6mittuoS.
Gas yReubobOs Gonierputurtun" bietet gors
tbeiIe, Die eS al eineul grobartiper DhtIif,Geus
trurn MAIDEN, oa5 BON feiuem anoereu Confer
bGtorium oes 9nnbes iibertrofien iutro.
Safultat bon 40 eltropdifhe1 ltuo anleriinnts
fhen Meiitert, etIi6IiebIt6 Der 8rofeiioreu
Sarfipurth, 9niie, 9rudman, @uuoipin, Seimrus
buhl, SnlFteNu, Suidleipu, minctti, Wao, etc.
8orgeitritterer unh Observation-Disclosures ere
tbeilt. Sretiteuer, 9ipLome uno 2ebrersGerttits
fate.
ilutcrridtstoftcu sis bic $50 oas @6uIiabr,
ie mad benz Sr1be nnh MISUNDERSTANDING.
sfafIers uuo Bribatslluterriht. Sreie gerQiiuitts
~berfauot. (Sept3, 1W(D
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Ser aoIenocr Serb II h q I
foitm eingeicst Eno ifon fommen
aus perihieoenen Sbeilen oes 2onoes
Standardization: S6neeitiirme unlo
itorfe Sroitc. 0oS iongt hos an. Die
@itteruit9 oes gor5en Sobres mar
obnorm. aolter 8inter, iebr ip1ter
Sriibling, fiiblcr Sommer, uno MN
ftatt mormer &erblttage @inters
Semperatltr.
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Sn @iesbaoen muroe cir
Genfmal bes beriibmten gbennifers
5refeniils entbiiIt.
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b as Smport6on0e bot
I'M eriten Guortol oeS l%oufenoen
He6nungsiabreS INN mebr, ais 8luei
Wiaionen Collars gegen oieiclbe 3eit
oeS EoriobreS 5ugenommert. liner
8eIonbter in &opono modt MIN oor.
ultf oIfmerfIum, Dab Die &crcinigten
Stooten an oieler 3unobme nit mr.
brei Gro5ent betbeiligt iino, ip6breno
0eltti6lono'S 9lntbeil nm 81 &ro5cnt,
@ngIono'S Intbeil nm 20 uno Der
Sponien's INN t6 8ro5ent 9eItiegen
1T. IS muB bo8 gerin9c Gnlpodiet
unIerer IliSfubr nod Cuba INN 10
mebr ouffoQen olS Giibo ourh Den
nit ms ACKNOWLEDGMENT Reciproci.
tGtS. @ertrog nieorigere Ginfubr5oac
fir omerifonii6e @ooren crbebt.
llniere 8onluIats &ertreter ouf Gubo
Ioaten oie ltriaden oieier Griheinur1
ergriinben unb befartnt geben. Wtit
Sen nodten 3oblen lit %unicrer Sc.
i61ftspelt gsittS geniist.
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&. &napn's Smititmt,

9r. S51 rnb 1853, 9untus. strnbr, SO. shuljn6r.
GrGffnung AM -. September.
Rourbers UNI SuuessS dilIer. Gpe3ieIleS 9e'
partemeHt fir Iaubftumme in Articulation. -
GtriuIure. (Septs-)
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81
"Seter ben Serbieu bat
Ilp aleronOer'y bIutige arone auf'a
9anPt 9eIebt, (8bI.)
peloo9re, IT bot Iid oos A}obel nell
ouuen lol'en uno 5lpor reht i6lper,
oo''llt CT alt6 meiB, Dab er GtpoS alIf
iebt.
SIN Sabre 1903 muroen
IN Chicago t1S W}oroc periibt, o6t.
maj looieI pie in Goria, oos nur IS
gforotboten muftpica, uno ie68mol
loolel fute IN 2onoon no Iestes Sobr,
oo9lelh es oreimoI 10 groB lit oils
SDlcago, MIR 90 9}oroe begongen
milroe1t. Ger 8ebolper itedt eben
bier boufiger uno Oabci Iodcrer in Der
&qlte, oils i%rgen0po ionit.
IS. FterpontW orgon mill
ltt bonn @eiAGft 3lrrijd5ieben uno
oollelbe ieinem SoDne un0 ieinen
5ebn Bartnern iiberlaiicn, 8orrm
oi'f ni6t? Gr lit Elm MonL Der oltf
100 bis $50 WiQioncn Collars &C.
lfdst miro. ga fam man iif ihon
ours AItentbeil 3uriif3icbcn. Sn Der
leBten Belt lit Dem 6inon5.Nopoleon
lltft me6r IGes 10 geaIiidt, in ieincn
Welt S6iffstrltit e FIonen bat ct 10.
gar 9riinbIid 6iasfo genlo6t.
Srob Scr nieorigen0 Gam.
pferroten fir Ginmanoercr, Die ouer-
oingS fir ooS obgeloufene 6iSfoIinbr
n1r eintge @o6en umfaBt bat, mun=
oerten 44,176 &erionen peniger eiu,
ais i'm norbergebenoen Sabre. Snt
@an5en t%ponoerten S12,870 Gerionclt
Elm, gegen S57,046 I'M Sabre 1903.
Die gr0Bte 3obl Der ginponOerer lie,
ferte Stolien in beioen Sobren: 23O,s
500 in 1903 uno 1926 in 1904.
Seitreid-llngorn Itono nit 206,01t,
reip. 177,156 ginlponoerern Stalien
am n1dIten. Ius europa tonen I'M
8iStoliobre 1904 inS9eiammt nobe5lt
768,000 @%intpon0erer, aus Iiien
ettpoS iiber $4,000.
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Su6c @rciic nnO g6bnc.

amitua, Ocm "A. September 1904,