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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
IN BASKETBALL LEAGUES

The basketball games scheduled for
this week are as follows: National
Guard League-Monday. Athletic Assoc
citation vs.. Hearst Rifles: Wednesday,
First Battalion VS. National Rife Corps;
Friday. Ordway Rifles vs.. Corcoran
cadets The games Monday and Friday
will be played in the Center Market
gymnasium, and the game Wednesday
evening will take place in the Washing
ton Light Infantry ArmOry. District
League-Wednesday. CAROLS vs.. Cuth.
berts. at Carroll Institute gymnasium ;
Saturday, Mortons VS. Saks. at Seventh
and L Streets northwest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
TAKING CHANCES
What 1t Means in Allowing a Cold to
Wear Off-Pneumonia.

Got a cold and decided 20 let 1t wear
OF, have your
This neglect and taking chances with
colds Is responsible for more deaths
than the whole list OF diseases. 1t paYes
the way for all kinds Of disease. partic-
ularly Pneumonia.
The cold settles down and attacks the
lining OF the lunSs-then Il Is PneumO-
ria
over 20 per cent Of the so-called
cough syrups' and "balss ms" are dan
geroUs. Their only effect is from opium
and other nerve-deadeninE drugs they
contain. 10 ~ a temporary. gtupefying
effect, and the cold remains Just the
same and wears away the weakened
body II only disappears when It's place
rs taken by a more serious disease like
Pneumonia.
cough or cold that Father Johns Medi-
cine does not cure; no morphine, no
poisonous drugs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
WANTS JURY TRIAL
ON LARCENY CHARGE

When Henry Williams. negro, a butler
at 100 II Street northwest. was ar
raigned in Police Court today on a
charge OF larceny OF Jewelry from a
house on Fenton Place. last November,
he asked for a jury trial. The hearing
was postponed until a later date. VIII
liams came into public notice the other
morning by jumping from a third-stOry
window when Detectives Muller,
O'B-ien, Father and Cornwall were
trailing him. They arrested him later.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
EVANSVILLE NOTES.

EVANSVILLE. Md. Feb s. - Miss
Van Loan gave small tea to her
friends on Saturday afternoon at her
home in Wine Avenue Among her
guests were Mrs. Arthur B. Shelton.
Mrs. William L. Symons Misses Ashby,
Browning. Campbell. Dent. Hopkins and
Schoepf. of Washington. and Mrs. Gle
borne, Mrs. Dick key, Mrs. Van Loan,
Misses Burnside. Ford. Fuller, Geib.
Mayo, Quisenberg. and Whiting, of Hy-
attsville.
The friends of Mrs Jules Dieudonne.
OF Bladensburg. gave her a surprise
party Friday evening. Those present
were Mrs. Housman. Mrs. Loman,
Misses Edna Crafty. Mabel Crafty.
Marie Crafty. Rena Day, Emma French,
Julia French. Grace Loman. Maud
Stuebner, William Crafty, John Dorr
William DOrr. Otto Day. Robert Loman.
George Weisman, and George Sachs.
Music by Harvey's Band; dancing and
refreshments.
A fire broke out in the home Of Ernes;
Keene, in Bladensburg, about O'Clock
last night. The fire company was mott
fed and went down without the hose
wagons. there being no water service In
Bladensburg. The fire was speedily ex-
tinguished with a small amount OF dam
age.
Gustavus B. Maynadier, who recently
moved to Washington. has resigned his
clerkship in the office of Assessor Oar
nellie, having received position in tbs
Division Of Soils. Department OF Agri
culture.
Miss Matingly is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frederick l.. Mcguire, Brooklyn
n. 7.
Miss Du Val. of Annapolis. is visiting
relatives here
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
COULDN'T BUTT HIS "GUv'NoR. !"

During Lord Kitchener's recent trium-
phal procession through London a stout
old gentleman was standing in front OF
the curb wnie the volunteers were try
ing to force back the crowd.
The volunteer Immediately in front OF
the stout gentleman was a slim youth
OF about nineteen. He made not the
slightest attempt to back into the old
gentleman
Presently IN officer came up and OBJ
served tee situation.
Shove that man back" yelled the Of
hcer to the young volunteer. Give him
the butt"
Il can't, sir" gasped the youth. He 8
my guV norH'-American Boy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
CHEMICAL SOCIETY TO MEET

The Chemical Society of Washington
will hold it's regular meeting next Thurs
day. February II, at o'clock D. m, in
the assembly hall of the Cosmos Club,
1870 II Street northwest. The principal
feature OF the meeting will be an ad-
dress by Prof. Wilder -. Bancroft. Of
Cornell University. on Inorganic Chem
istry and the Phase Rule meeting
of the executive committee will be held
a 7.20 o'clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08

versation with Ban johnson to discover
he is a dyed-in-the-wool Protection Re
his party this coming election and cast
his ticket for German. 1T would be a
great thing for a ball player 10 be elect
ed President, says Ban.
The Boston National League Club has
lost 10000 in the past two seasons. and
from the present outlook will lose about
$50. 900 more this season. as the team
has not been greatly strengthened. II
has a club which won the championship
Of the world to compete against and
will be lucky IL 1t draws a third the
patronage OF the Boston Americans
Connant. one of the owners, is tired OF
losing money and wants to get out. but
Soden is In favor OF risking another
year. Billings is undecided what TO do.
returns this season. II is probable all
three viii give UP the franchise. Those
W o predict there will be a consolidation
OF the major leagues in 1905 base their
opinions on sound facts.
Sandy Ferguson and Jack johnson.
aspirants for the heavyweight cham
pionship of the world. who had
been accused of putting up a fake
fight once before. were substituted
in Philadelphia or Saturday night for
the Billy Stift-Kid Carter bout, Stiff
laiihk 70 put IN an appearance Neither
did any fighting in the first three rounds
and Referee Michigan cautioned them
that II they did not quit taking he
would stop the mill. They got together
and did some fast work in the fourth
round, but in the fifth they relaxed their
efforts, and the Disguised referee left
the ring, while the crowd hooted the
principals Johnson. who is the negro
champion heavyweight Of America, has
been spelling for a match with Jim JEFF
fries for the past year
The boxing game was resumed in Bos-
ton on Saturday night in a mill be-
tween Jimmy Walsh and Kid Lewis.
Walsh winning in the second round The
failure OF the Boston police TO indict
Kid Carter and Joe WalcOtt has given
the promoters ouragement, and they
hope TO hold bouts in the future with
out Interference from the police. Many
guardians Of the law were present to
witness the fight but did not interfere.
less condition in the second round that
the bout had to be stopped by the
referee to prevent him from being
knocked out. It is said Chairman En-
mons. OF the Boston police board. de-
sires to secure a decision of the su-
preme court on boxing, and will have
Walsh and Lewis arraigned In the lower
court and carried over. Boxing pro-
moters think an adverse decision will be
rendered against Chairman Emmons-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
Clerks Move Up.
POUR INCHES OF LAND FOR SAG.

NEWARK N. J.. Feb. Sin a deed
recorded at the county registers office,
Mabel p. Coe. OF GA High Street. CON
veys a strip OF land four inches wide and
one hundred feet long to William II.
Everett. OF Court and Washington
Streets. The price paid for the strip
Was S33. and the sale was made to pre-
vent further disputes over a party line
resulting from surveyors error years
ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
Information for Fishermen

The condition Of the water at Great
Falls is cloudy. registering IS.
From Harpers Ferry come reports that
the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers are
both cloudy at that point
The river is still frozen and no catches
were reported to have been made yes
terday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08

Ban johnson has been quoted as say
ing Barney Druyfuss is the most disturb
ing character in baseball. This. in
sense. is true, for had II not been for
Barneys idea that he had to schedule
the National League clubs where the
most money was" the present contro-
versy would probably never have come
up. II the National League had follow
ed the plan of the American by appoint
ing it's president to the task. Johnson
and Pulliam could have gotten along
without friction But as IL is. the presi-
dent of the National League has com
paratively little TO say regarding the
affairs Of his organization. Where this
state Of affairs exists, or rather pre-
walls. there cannot be harmony. and be-
fore the close of the season OF 1904. there
is liable 20 be war between Pulliam and
some of the magnates. Pulliam is capa-
bic but the past losing season Of the
National has brought this condition OF
affairs about Several magnates put up
IL they are not allowed to do practically
as they please, there will be trouble
and again there will be trouble II they
are permitted TO run things
Dreyfuss is the best sportsman in eth
er league, as is shown by his treatment
of his players. and his action in arrang-
ing the schedule TO make more money
for the National clubs-more particular
~ his Own-prOVes that craftsmanship Is
only a second consideration when there
is money at stake.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08

Garry Herman is the man who holds
the future Of the National League in
the palm of his hand. Herman. as
chairman of the National commission.
has the highest post Of honor In pro-
fessiOnal baseball. and. moreover. is de-
serving Of IT. Double dealing and trick
cry Is detested by him. and as there has
been so much of it in the National
League his sympathies. II anywhere, are
with the American. Herman IS the
bOfs of baseball. What he says goes.
He cannot injure the American League
except by STOPPING 10 dishonOr, which
he viii not do. but IL his word is not
law among the National League people
he can withdraw his Cincinnati club and
join the American League. which, II
has been rumored, ne will do in 1905
Baseball fans everywhere are boom
ing Senator German for the Presiden,
tial nomination, and IL the Marylander
does not sit in the White House in 1906
II will not be their fault. Senator Cor
man was once a baseball player him
self, but forsook the game TO study
politics. He was successful and gradu-
ally arose to his present position. II
does not take over three minutes con-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-08
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

versation with Ban johnson to discover
he is dyed-in-the-wool Protection Re
publican. Even Ban will go back on
his party this coming election and cast
his ticket for German. 1T would be a
great thing for a ball player TO be elect
ed President" says Ban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Miiblcn QcgcnScn..

3tpei ISiirlten linb eS Dor Aleml
acmcien, Die III Den lebten bcibcu
Sobrbunocrten Die Ybontolie Der
9idter beihGitiQten: Noppleon unb
Srieorif Der @roBe. Sot Der cine
neben Der Qliibcnoen REMEMBERING
aud Den oliibcnocn SoB Der Inter.
briidten in Der 0ihtun9 erfobren
nnb bon oen ooen Eosaltiuen oes
Stobcbuc bis in uniere Gage obpcb.
ielnb NIT blinoer Gcrberrli6itng
bodite Gerunglinlpfune erlittcn, 10
ipiirben Die oronotild)en giloer bes
groben EreuBenfonlgs MIR bon Der
Snno Der Serebrun9 ge5eidnet. 9as
bette Ii. 5lleIeih bos bisfreteite Yilb
id)uf 2eiling in icincr nWtinno." Ger
aonig betritt Die 9ilbne nidt. Nlber
in Ibitufungen, gcninocrt burd &C.
ringere Yiloung urtb iblidtere Sc
bensumitGnbe, iinoct iid @eiit po,l
bes aonigs @cilt in Oenei1, Die ,lnter
ibm geoient, bonn Mtoior bis 5itm
Heitfnedt. llniihtbor idreitet Der
&onig oilrd ollc Nftc. &einerlci Sob.
buoelei = Die 3iihtigfeit braper
Weni6en, Die icin Gegime er5ogel.
feiert i'm mo icin Hft Der @eredtig-
felt mo @nobe itebt ais gliidlide
2oiung am SdIub.
Aus ser 3cit icIbit por bieie Ser
berrlibung geborcn, Die feline Or
iheimng bes &oniQs ielbit auf Der
,9iibne iibertroiicu bot. Die, Gpigo-
men itiirsen iif) All oas Inefootiihe.
Gleine Shlohticcncn. feline 3iigc
bon oes aonigS allgbeit, @nooe,
@erehtigfeit ipuroen oramotiiirt,
Dos WciIte mad 2caenben ~seorbeitet
unb obnc blcibcloen Wertb mebr
ODER minoer pointirte Earaberollhen
fir Sfauipielcr, Die gern nal ben
itaubiaen 0reiipiB nuf ben bifen
aopf ihlper oui ben biitoriiden
&riiditod g~eitiiBt, ais alter 5rit iiber
Die 9iibne aeben pollten. Wer iid
iiber bieie Stiidc orientiren mill.
benz iei Dos leicnaluertbe Bud bon
9einrih Stiimde .Soben5oqern-
6iiriten inn 3ronn" empfoblen. I'm
ter benz montcrlei 0nnberlihen.
mas oaroils 5t cricben lit, lernt er
aud oos S%olgenoe; Die beihen be.
fannten Milaergcididten, Die bes
alien ,sris itrenQcs @eredtisfeits;
gefiibl fir ollie 3ejten biibid iauitri,
rem, limo - ilber 00s AusIanbS All
uns aefommen. Der Jran5oie gn-
brieur hat Die @eihidte bonn Wiiaer
BON sansioucI nit Der biibiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
SIterbpffen.

9t,,u siebt Die 3eit Der boloen @lu,.
@uf's Meue iiegenb in Die @elt.
Ger Maler 2en5 tdrbt blint uno bun'
ter
0os DiiIt're @ralt 1T @alb nno Selo.
@ie S,lbelton ibolt's in ben Bitten,
0os iel'ge 2ieo bonn Iuferlteb'n:
@ott medt, mas foot mar, aus Den
8riiften
0urd leiner 2icbe IQmadtsmeb'n!
In lniere engen Minterranme
,3iebt lodeno Elm Der OIterflong.
Sinnea, Sbr triiben @intertraume,
SsS6r modt oos Ser5 MIR franf nno
bongl
9os Serse meit, bas Ilige often
Stir SItcrfreuo' uno Sitergrub!
Ole Seele fill ein groBes Soften,
0ab aaes neu erltcben mlB.
limo mem III langen, bangen Soaell
Salt ieber Sofinungsfeim cntIbliet
will bieie @unber5eit beloger,
9ob iie aiid linn Elm n@eroe!" rlet.
Gs blidt aus jeber fleiniten glittbe
Gid iroblide @erbeiBune on,
Sot ood) Die en'ee @ptteseiitc
Illus IelbIt bic 8riifte a%ufgetbat!
s.. Sperfamp p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Gitcrm.

Iuf Sturmesroiien fam ms 2anb
Der iunge 2en5 aeilogen,
90 lit, ben Steden in Der Sonb,
Ger @inter abge5ogen.
Stun biipft Der Bad frob ieinen 2ant
9laupeil6en ihlagt Die angen onf,
@eiprengt iinb one @riifte,
limo ,Sitbel fiiQt Die 2iifte.
Gin Gnbe bat left aller Sarm,
Ger jiingft Oas Ser5 beidnperte,
9om Simmel lod)t Die Come narm
Muf Die periiingte groe.
Gs ariint Die Slitr, berSalm iid redt,
Nuf's Reue morb Ser Sild) geoedt
ssiir aQ' Die Winionen,
Die bier im 2idte mobnen.
Hlin feb aud 9u nidt nleDr Der.
5agt,
@as INNER Old betroffen!
Shou bin. Der SItermorgen tagt
llnb lebrt Old neiles Soften!
Die @loden filnoen's rings I'M 2ano:
.@os tro,lerlt 9u2 oerSerr crltano!
Yreis linn, Der eip'ges 2eben
@in all ben Seinen eeben!"
. Siterbotidoit. Sroitesport!
. linbes Sriiblingsneben!
Wtit @rGmen unb NIT 3meifeln fort,
Gs gicbt Elm I1tferlteben!
Die Scnlter ollf! Die Screen ipeit!
g lit SItern beut', $ lit 5rilDlings-
Seit!
Sillalls in Wulb unb Mueil,
0en jlungen Sel5 81 ldoiien!
6. @reiner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Sunntaas-Muiaif

"tSfNNi. N'
G1laen o'Mlbert, Ser orose.
alapierfiinitlcr, lit bonn @robbcrsoo
BON Sofien-@ eimar blrh Die Ser
leibun0 Der groBen golocnen Mc-
boiae fir aunIt eriter &loiIc ocebrt
moroen. 9ie beionoere 9htS3cidmlno
lieat BARN, bab MIR Giner ulS icoenl
a,lnlt5meige bieie MeOaiQc beiisen
fonn. @iIoenbruf bot iic sur ,3eit
fir aiterotiir, Siloebrono fir bill
benbe aunit, 2aiien bate tic fir
Mhtiif = iein NadfoI9cr lit MIN
o'Ilbert.
Der Miinhener 0idtcr 1no
Molcr Seinrif bon GCocr bat fiirs-
lib leinen so. @eburtata0 Qcieiert.
Gr botte crit Sorltmiiicnidoit llno
Y~biloiopbie itubirt, mltrOe oorn 81
fisier n,b murbe i'm &rieqc bon 1870
uno II p%ertpunbet. Ntn pfleote er
Molen unb 0idtfinlt. 9eionoers
feline 2onoidoften babct inn piele
9elpltnherer gebraht.
- Nun miro Die @robit1tte Sein-
rid)'s bon aleilt in @aanIee bel
9otsoom nngcitort erbolten blciben.
Ser grobe 9ihter lieat BORT nit lei
ner 9reuoin Sralt Senriettc slool-
fine @ogcI, begroben. (aleiit, Der ol
lid) llno Dem Goterlonoe per5meifelte
1911 botte ieine Sreutbin olli be-
rem 3ureoen erihoiien rulO Damn Die
@oife gegen iif ielblt gefebrt.) Gos
8rob oes 9idters ionte perleot mer-
ben, oesbalb brodte Der S(bgeoronete
Or. gbrenbt i'm preubiiden 2ono-
togc oeu Mntrog ein, boS @rob 5ll er-
boltcn nno ben 9lot bon Stootslpe-
gen onsufouien. 0os lit nun nidt
mebr notbig, benn Erin5 Sricorih
2eopolo bon TreuBen bat bic @rob=Y
ltGttc bcr oeutiden Motion gum &c.
ldcnf eemaht. Ser 0iftcr bes
,aGtbhen BON Seilbrom," ..beS
.Erins BOZ, !Somburg," Der Ser
mlonnsihlodt" iinb unocrcr pr1dti-
ger 9romcn miro M lcincr Grades
rilbc nid)t gcItort meroclt.
- Der @erliner Soitopellmciltcr
ISelir @cineortner Golcr bon Miiu5-
berg bot iif i'll Die bopcriihe slocls-
motrifel eintragen ldlicn. Sn Ser
lin bat er ieinen abelstiteI nod nid)t
III Mniprltd genommen.
Scr 9erliner ErciiesGlub, Ser
inl Nopember letter Sobres ieine
2iouibation beldloiien bat, lit gllbe
MGr5 gcldloiien morbcn.
= Mrtbir Sdmiblrr's crotiihe
Scencnreibe yHeieen" mllroc in2cip-
sig u,f Scronlaii,lnq Der 9erliner
StootsonnoItidoft fir gor5 9ciltih-
lanb co%nfis5irt. Der v@iener Ser
lag" hat BEN Gro5ebpeg gcgen oiele
Mobrcgel betreten.
- 9ic Goniglide Nfooemic Der
aiinitc in Berlin eic6t befonnt, BOB
aus bcm fir oas Sobr 1904 mif benz
@ebietc Scr Mrditeftlir llnb Wtolerei
ollsgel6riebenen @ettbemerb nm Den
eroben Stootspreis i'm getro9e bon
je $500 Morf 5u elmer Stubienreilc
ols Sicger Encouragement iino: Der
Mrditeft Alerdnber Sobrotb 81 @it'
ten a. 5, g.. un6 Der Maler Sans
Wfiiller ST 8adoi bel Miinhen. -
- Sl Dresden ipntc bos Drama
Ser Serr gpborus," bos in Yier-
IONS Gerlog inter bent Eieuoonunl
Morib 6renIien erihicnen por, be-
idIognobmt weroen. Die erlte glti.
loge bes @erfes wor icbod per9rif=
icn, lnb Die Eoli5ei botte bas Nod-
lebct. 9os Stiid bebonbelt Den
&ompf Der Sdyile 9cgen Die &or-
munoi6oit Der Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Sas Q%inbembaumd Jen.
Sumoresfe bon mar Gi6ner


gnbli6 id)ien mir Sortu1a bolo
Al, ieirl, nodoem lie mid itets 10
itiefmiitterlih bebanbelt bate. as
ncubodener amtsribter mar ib nol1
benz SdidiaI in ein fleines Staot'
d,en, nennen Mrs 8leinpinfelltaot
peridlogen, I'M bort meinem rld,ter'
Iiden Mmte ob5uliegen.
,Sn ein fleiltes Stdbtden? Sin
Neit2 Sit ocnn bas elm Slid? 60
peroen sic niht nit llnredt fragei1.
1ino ood lit es 10, mie sic glett be-
areiflid finben perben.
MlnGhtlih = mandmal ald am
Gaze - trGumte i6 bon einem bib
ihcn, gololodigen Mdgbelein; tog-
lid ihidte ih ibr cine perllebte Mn-
iid)tsforte nit Sauienb @rilBen nnb
aiillen, itiinblih idpebte mir ibr
bolocs @ciihtden Dor II. |. No., nno
>ieier Gngel - Sic merfens lpobl
ihon = mobnte in &leinminfellto ot.
MQobenolid traf id nun natiirlid'
2aitra, uno mir plauoerten Ii. plau.
oertcn, bis lie nod einem Mbldieos'
fuB im @arten beri6pano.
go pcrlebte ib adt berrlide Gage,
ooer pielmebr Ibenbe, uno es mare
mir mobl nod manhes tranltbe
abenoltiinohen beifiebcn geluelen,
iuenn nitt oos boie @eihid ba5lpi-
id,en 9ctreten p1re in @eitolt bon
2oura's Batter, bes Serrn 9iirger-
mciiters anbreos 3wiebelmeper.
. Eieier bate mir namlib einitens,
ais ih Tim 2ollro %ireite, cine abidIa-
aige gntport eeeeben, u11b oils er
jebt bon ibren ipaten Spo5iergan-
gen cine Abning bcfam, fano es
feline pGterlite 2iebc gut, feline God.
ter at germanoten SIT ididen. Ginen
grGbcren Shmer5 fonnte CT mir no.
tiirlif gar niht bcreiten, aai,5 obge-
ieben bon Der MN folgenoen grdb-
iihen 2angeiueile 1T aleinlpinfel-
itobt.
Mobe! 9as ipar meir1 eriter tellf-
liifer @ebaufe, uno oa5u bot mir
Der 9eiid meineS Sreunbes, beg
Stuoio sobofus Yfiffie. Der feline
lange Hcibe bon Semeitern itets NIT
Der Meoensart, Der Menid lernt ME
aus" beariinocte. @elegenbeit. Die
fer, ein iebr fioelcr Yurife, ipar in
Der ausfiibrrne lultiger Streidc elm
8cnie. Natiirlid batte or oem chr
barren Nadtudhter baIo perifte.
oentlih m~itgeipielt unb iif) oaollrf)
ben Corn bes Serrn Yiiraermeiiters
5uge3oaen, Der in einent Code ieiner
@elbtoide ausbrnd fano. Mofe!
go NOR Die @runolaee 5u einem
Staatsitreid geboten.
3r. anoreas 3piebelmeper, mir
biges O%berbaupt' pon' 9leinpinfel-
itaot, beiaB einen iein ausgebiIoeten
Shonbeitsiinn, 10 oab es fein @nn.
Der nar, iuent er ben Vefflub 0nrdj.
brad)te, ben fablen Norftplab rings
nm nit iilngen 2inoen bepfIanoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

unfcrc Hcgieruna will
Den Sponiern Die @eihiibe ouslie.
tern, Die in ben geieitigungcn olti
Yorto Hieo 5uriidgeblicben iino. Giel
Mertb lperoen oieie Heliqliien nift
lllcbr boben, uno 10 it's nid)t ld)uer,
@roBmntb 5u iibcit.
Ole Stonooro Oil Con.
pam" oebnt ihr Wonopol jest oildb
altf Die Nbilippinen aus. Sic bot
&obereitungen fir Die Grrihtuna
GROCER Sogerbol,ier fiir Eetrolelnm
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