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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

lu the play. tAlnnIllH uI y
y which iho above is uavcsiy =
y Catherine Vilion. BE- tho main sup.
y port of an aged father. an invalid =
y sister and two Juvenile brothers =
y ln her capacity a. piano teacher =
y Catherine meets and falls ia love =
y With the young Due de- C0uChou =
= who proposes marrlago. but =
y against the judgment and advice =
y OF her mother. the Duchess, who =
y fears the difference In their rank =
y and breeding may cause discus =
y sion botweon the young couple =
= Catherine has a sweotheart 20 =
y whom she o. engaged. George =
y Mantel a poor clerk. who In a =
y aelfaacrincing manner. urges her =
y 90 accept the Duo and thus bottor =
y her social and financial condi. =
y ton After the marrisge OF Cath. =
y erinu and the Duo the lattor BE-.
y comes annoyed at his wiios 10 =
y ability 90 fail into the ways oi thc =
y aris.ocmcv and the presence of ,
y her family vexrs him AZ thls juno. =
y ture. Helene pc Grls8oie. the ,
y Dues cousin. contosros 20 him :
y that She has always loved him =
y and suggests an clopemcnt The 4
y Due ropulaoa her bnt Catherine :
y mitiudRog 1im ami thre4ltns 10 !
y leave him and sends Tor George :
y Mautel, who comoa TO her aud al.
y vlsoR hor % forgive nor husband =
y and with the aid % che Duchess =
y couvinccs Catherine that shc has
y misiudEod her husband. and tho
y young couple are re united
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-07
FREIGHT SITUATION
 AT ST. MICHAEL
FORWARDED WITHOUT PREJUDICE
Not Fifty Tons Remaining
 on Aug. 26.

Speaking of the freight situation at St. Michael, MT. Geo. w. Chil- son, arrived on the Sarah, said:
 When Ben Downing got to St. Michael he found that the Oil City had broken a shaft and could not take his freight, as contracted. c.r. C. 7 .---nphrey, of the water division of the N. A. T. & T. Co.,, who is in charge of lighter age contracts at St. Michael, light cred his freight and turned it over to the N. C. Co. who sent it for ward by the first steamer. This has been the case with all freight that has come to St. Michael con tracted for by independent compa- nies. when they could not handle it; and when the Oregon arrived on Aug. 2o there was not 50 tons that had not been forwarded. Of course there has been some delay at Panama, but freight has been forwarded for individuals or the company without prejudice"
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-07
BEN DOWNING
 BRINGS FREIGHT

Ben Downing. ever since 'o7 the best known man in the north, as mail carrier, freighter, trader and all-around hustler, was passenger from Seattle to St. Michael on the Senator. At St. Michael he and his partner Gardner chartered a barge and loaded it with 500 tons of freight, including 25o tons of horse feed and 100 tons of flour, which the Herman took in tow for Fair banks. It is said they paid the neat sum of $25,ooo cash to get their freight to its destination.
 The Herman left Panama Sept. with the barge in tow for talr- banks. Among other geological specimens aboard the barge was a cross fox. presented to MT. Down. ing at Holy Cross.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-07
School for Rampant.

MT. w. Hamilton, assistant su- perintendent, board of education, appointed Miss Park government school teacher for the fiscal year beginning Sept. I, and as soon as arrangements can be made the school will be started. Notice will be posted in the postofice if school is started before the next issue of this paper. There will be separate sessions for the white and native children.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-07
MIDAS CREEK VICTIM
 GOES INTO FAIRBANKS
FELL IN WITH SW'INDIERS AT HOME
Boarded the Sarah at Mouth
 of Roy ukuk.

"There's a sucker born every minute.
 This is slang. but it is trite and true. And it is not wise to indulge in too much hilarity over the roping ill of some con6ding innocent by a gold brick man or thimbleriq artist; for To! even while we laugh some angler comes with bait suited to our case and we are caught.
 Dr. Carmichael, prominent phy- sician of Seattle, wealthy ranch owner i'll Montana - man with money, out to make money-was all arrival at Nome early last spriug on his way 10 Fairbanks.
 At Nome he first heard of the wonderful riches of Midas creek that mythical stream which failed not to be a producer for those who worked" it-and was one of the party who chartered and outfitted the little steamer Research to as- cend the Koyukuk to the region where the Midas with its golden promise was supposed to be. But the Research got into all sorts of trouble because she was Britishei and not allowed to ply ill American waters. Impatient at the delay, Dr. Carmichael and his party took passage on a river steamer to the mouth of the koyukuk and from there poled up to the mouth of Hog river, where they met party of other dupes. and, returning. the credulous doctor took the Sarah to Panama and the Herman to Fair. banks. a poorer ii nos ises man. How much cash the Midas creek people secured s-~-' h;-, is ro, known. but his outlay for supplies and incideutals was heavy.
 On board the Sarah when the doctor boarded her was his wife and daughter Bessie. Mrs. Carmichael's $ secretary Mir, Reed. and her rurse Miss chauncy. What the good doctors late will be now tha, this party has him in tow there k no knowing; there's a sucker born
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-07
s. s. OREGON HAS
 UNLUCKY VOYAGE

The steamship Oregon, which left Seattle Aug. II for Nome, had her usual luck. After encounter ing most unpleasant weather she was laid up in fog A hours just outside the pass. Then, to cap the climax, the fire bell rang. The fire was in the sailors quarters, and most all their bedding was burned As one after another the blazing mattresses were tossed overheard, the ships barber lost his head and had to be locked in his stateroom Some one called out. Ladies, get on your warmest clothing" and there was some talk of lifeboats. But the officers had their men we'll trained and soon extinguished the flames.
 When the ship reached Nome she could not discharge cargo on ac- count of surf. Some of the passen- gers got a saltwater bath free of charge and came very near losing their lives going ashore at that place.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-07

vv,crmmien. ouppiios.
 The supplies for the military post se |. v.s ,s.os..a a.~ ..s .. S..S~pt the vegetables. Eagle will be sup piled by way of the upper river.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-07
Jeffries-MOnrOe Fight.

San Francisco. Aug. 27.-Last night Jeffries won ill first part oi second round.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-07
Bakers Seow.

Bakers seow left Circle on Sept. 2 Fleischman looks for 1t at any time.
 McQuesteu gait stuck on rock so miles down river. MeQuessen is la town for supplies so last ssll he gets tt oif
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-07

The Susie left St. Michael on her up trip yesterday.
 Judge Bush, recently appointed United States commissioner at Nulato, was joined by his wife on the arrival of the Sarah at that place. Mrs. Bush had been to New York, where she left her two children in school.
 Bob English. one of the old pioneers of Fortymile and Circle and a noted saloon keeper, was a passenger on the Sarah. Mir. English is one of the charter mem- bers of the first Pioneer lodge. and at one time had saloons in Circle, Forty mile and Nome. But he has now quit wet goods and has taken large stock of dry goods to Fairbanks. His stock was transferred from the Sarah to the Her man.
 About loas v'Nso0. yss,ss,..y ai.s.av.a the eIiek-elick of a moving machine was heard on the side of the hill tn the dir.c- ton of $. E. Heeter's residence. People ge,sg to investigate found MF. Heeter hasily harvesting his oats. and merFiiy singing
 1 love to hear the rattle oi the mower on
 the lawn
 As it hleks away the veFslsnt hlasies the
 see ss hanging ea.
 It csusss s~setest masic st every stretch
 snd taru-~
 That "a. sf eougsr. if ssuas sae eise s dffviag the concern.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-07

c. A Wand, well-known book keeper w o has been with the N C. Go. at Fortymile and at Panama, has been transferred to Rampant to fill the place recently vacated by MT. Birchler. He will remain with us during the writer.
Yukon Valley news., 1904-09-07

Sarah. After the Sarah goes into winter quarters he will go to the home office in San Francisco. He is anxious to get out on account of the serious illness of his mother.
 Walter Sundberg has accepted posi- ton at the N. C. store.
 Frank D. Steele accompanied Deputy Marshal Charles Driebelbis from Valdez and is now jailer at Rampant. Mir Steele has been with Mir. Dreibelbis two years
 Mir. Lindsey. of the Hoosier hydraulic company. accompanied by Mrs. Lindsey and their four children, left Monday for Hoosier creek. They will reside there during the winter.
 Mrs. Gsrritt. formerly a resident of Rampant, will spend the winter in St. :..~.~>! a!;h her daughter, who has charge of the pos,ofiiee. Mrs. Garrett will assist her daughter in the office.
 There was joy in the Alagood house hold when little Marian. q hve-year.old daughter. arrived os the sarah to spend the winter with her mother tn Panama. The little one came in care of Mrs. \. E. fIseteF.
 |. M. Chisholm. who represents the Miners Cooperative company of Fair hAahs. is ss the say ap riv~r wssA their geosts. lie ts accompanied by hts wsfe Captain Chsissisr aud hAs ~iis are wish Mf saa Mrs Chisholm sad intend sp~nsi inx the wsatss ia Fawhssks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20

Obb. NNgltCis
Cine Niie, i'm 5pet peitrre 9lbi@Hitte benz
Hrtttcl q ocs Gobcr Der aligcmriUcH
Stnnts9eiesc uon Mtnrginuo, Sitel y&crs
bte9cu ito Straie" lntcrtttrl pSoSwiaigc
SerltntnEn ruu GigcHtbnm" B:u5u 5u fiji
gen, bic ais Nbinltlittc sos unO 500 be-
tnurt iein ioncu.
I. sIbi0Httt IS fei bon Der stuatsocfets
GcblilG bon Winrolauo nerfigt, bah Nlrtlel ~
pes ,SoOeI Der %algemeinen SiaatsgeieBe nom
UtdrOlun0, Iitel SeCbrchcu uuO Strafe. "
l%tHterlitel ~p@osptptGe ScritOrllng BON @iGens
ueuelt |@bidnittcn u%nlcnotrt lucroc, Die oireft
butter NbfbGitt 500 c~inpefiiQt llto als 9lbs
lbHitt 69S lno 500 beiuullt ieiH ulO toIgens
oel @~Sortlailt babcn iolcn:
stbt6nitt SOC. s. ion ffr traeuo cine Ser
Ion ooer Rcrfone1 lulReieb!ih iein, Die aas
male, Gueleu, GCicrupirs, Sunnels, S0mtne,
Sroaulpitrte. 9pornlitets 9nuptr0brcn, Jt5breL
SdItpiItal 0tleIt l1o Ntui1lncrie'u, hiG elmer
Gumpupnte tiir ole GicfcrluIg bon gSuiier iifc
1ntsbeourt Observation-Disclosures o6cr Su6rifns
tion9ilpede ooer eiileIt o~erielben l~ieierr, in boss
iptui9cr gSctle 81 nerblnoeft, 8u ruterbrC1eH
drjitjdpielI ooer 3t bceintridttQeu oocr letht4
inllliQ 8l Gauobdbeit, uoer irQenO tpelbe I}erhins
olilil9 mt lrGeno tueldtn ioldDer &auile. Gueucu,
HetcrbotrS, Iulnel, Grouuiipiirfe, Sdmme. 6bs
orantelt Salptr6bren, 9t6bren, Gunoniten, Ser
btrouugelI, 3apfen, Geutile, Suupfmafhincu
oqer .Wtdl6tlerlell ber8uiteleu init Der gubz
lt6t lol3ee gSaller 3l o%eri1menbcH ODER 81 bcs
rutpell ooer IN irgerto elmer lSeiie Die fir bic
Geailtrirung hes gSuiercuniums Qebrauhteu
Mteter 81 ldnobdbeH, menn lOlbe &erfou O6er
Fcrlotc1 Mot bon iolber 9onlpugHie bu5u dls
-. 49, .hiihaitNbl lAlbf bbAhllHNtftbls blb
Nibts in bicier gltte in traeno elmer &eiie bic
aeieblt6e leberlpdd1u19 iulo 9ouirule Der Mli=
llt3lpalltdteit itber Die Ndildle, GucucII, Jteiers
ootrS, Iullel, @roautpilrie. 9dmme. onbrans
ten, Sauptrbbren, 9t6breIl, Gonouitcn, 0cr0ins
ou1gclt, Sapie1, Scnttle. SampiutafbineH uuo
Wlal3tnerte'tl Der 99uiiersGompueuie'n beells
trdbtigen iou, nod fol- ir9eno Stpas in oiefcr
glte nit irNcno eineIu iebt in irgenb elmer
OAIni3ipdlitdt beitebeItoeu 5tebte in Gontltft
%lnntnlcrt, SeruromtuGen in NeSuu auf mn 5ur
Hc0ulirling lol6et Aaiier'Gompagnie'i cf3us
nebmclt.
stDfmniit sos. Sraenb cine 8erfou uoer Rers
foncIt. melde Der tebertretnHa irgeno etrer Der
&orihriiten ncs uur6crgebenocn 9lbfbniitcs
lhnlbia betnnoeil miro, fnu zines GergcbcuS
fhnIoia crddtet mo ilnh llebcrfit0rung oci Il
ben 5u elmer @eidngniBltruic bon MD ntebr,
ais feds WloHatCn ODER elmer Celebrate BON
Mot mcbr, ais iiiufbunoert Collars 5000 o5cr
81 Neiocn nab @ntadtcu ocs @erintes Oerltrs
tbetlt lperoeIL oerfii0t icooA, bah feline Der Nes
ltinlItnlaen, oieier gfte ant 9orrous@ount1 De
6ld bGbet fuQell.
2. 9lbi6nitt. ltuo es ipiro ferncr perorOnet.
haB otsc Nfte pom Ieee ibrer gnnaDule an
IN GrdSt treten fou.
@enebuict mt 8. MprtI 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
@ifiuu's geoBls@cIcR.

JOt. MupICl.
Gtnc Wife sum @iberruie Hno Orr Nen : In-
nadine nit Amenbenenten Der a6idlnttic
80 nito ft4N oes Nrtitc1S 30 hes GooeI
Der Nngcmeiuen @elcpe, Sitcl gSahien."
1. Mbibnitt. IS miro Oou Der SelebJez
bung bon 0iarnlaub nerfiiet, bnb slbfdnttie 80
9~emeincp Siaatsgefete, 9itel ggSu0leIlg. : bier
ourb mioerrufeu utto bon gtellenI nit InleIls
oenerteIt, pie iolat. ateenonnleH utro:
so. 49, Ste Snrni iiiio ons ENCOURAGEMENT pcs
Stimm5cttcl ioilcn sic 9iamen eineS ieoen 9ans
otouten entbGlten oeien fir irIeno elm glntt
in Dem StinIu6ctteI fpe5ifi6trte domination be-
~elau6igt nIo in tlcberciHitimIlulg. nit ben
&oribriiten oiefeS Nrtite!5 ctngerettt lphroeIt
nno ni6t in rte0ereinitintnirne bternrit 8liritds
tir ieoeS slnt, ausgenommen i'm Sale bon
@anoioaten fit Die 9rdiioententpnbI. iole1 llits
ter Der 4c8ei6nunq oes 8eamtet geitelt lpers
ocn. lleber Die @rnppe bon 9idtleII Der GGIls
bioaten iilr Gin. tebes Ynlt, uno ant elmer ZEE
pnrateil 9inie brett inter Der Ye5eihnllitg oes
Suites. iou in fetten e%iniaden r5mifheli sros
bet Gntbiiaben (5Ip3lf 9utnft &icas3ppenD ctile
~angemeiieue Stnpetilrua o0er SebrniidediioeI'
fing fiir ben gSdbler georidt iueroeiI, III ipel'
der oerieIbe nit Der sllSa6l Der Yerfofeil, fit
Clint ftinmeu fam. befaunt gemudht miro, ME
iolat: .Stimn1t fir einen" poer pStittlnt tiir
jluei" ooer .StiiHmt fir feds" iuie IS eerane
Der SAL fem MAO. Ee.l Ndi1eH eiHe5 ieoen
@atoiouten fir Elm ftaatlides Clint pher Dem
eines Guuoioaten iir @ongrcb, .fou Der ganle
oeS 9ounips ober Der Stnot. in peiber Der
eanetout pobHt, ~beigefiiat iperpen. SttHinis
Settel lolen in eiiier fothen ySeiie georidt pcrs
ben, bah ieoeni Gttmmaeber cine @e!egenhett
eepeben iei. o,rd eif dren85ei6en 69l sur
zines 5nr JiehteH eincr ieoen rSraae. feline
gsnbl bon ben Gann:saten mo feine s%lniieort
snr 6raae dAsSloriiden. Sieier Hanm fol-
psnisIiens eiHen taIbeH 8ou srob iein. @eitu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
Saoeaa Corpus mtnosriabriae.

Esll. A0QttcI,
Sine Wife Suut @ioerruic nnS Der W,rhernu.
nnhnte nit etTcnbementcn Oes rs. gbs
idlnitts bsS AZ. Nrtifels Der aaaCmsinen
btitntitmen 0eiete, betttclt ri0ubeas Cor
gsSn untsftiisI "SertaDFeh in 9e5n1 auf
I. 9tbf3niit Is fci ont Der ~aqeemeinen Sc.
,lGGgs6HnS pom WD}ar3Iian63 nertil8t, ouB ocr IS.
bffenilibeu @eiebe bon WIarbIaro. TfieI Sas
be1s Corpus. " untcrtitel .&erfa6ren in geila
dui gttiloeridbrt9e," biernit uioerrlfcl mo 10
Ipleoer ail6elIonlI1eIt lei, onB IS, ME iolet,
is. gDf6nitt. Gin Watnoeriabrioer lam.
luenli CT obue 9eh5rige Sflege rIto 9lniiiat lit,
elLlter .0ii9enos9ltiitait fir Bflege mo @ufIiht
ubetiOleiett mcroeil. Gin Mtinoeridbrigcr ionlmt
lnter htcie ~8citimumuqcn, iueHu CT ubue Inter
tIIutt ooer Nuiitbt lit ODER bon feineu Gltern
ooet xlIegeetterll t~crItahldiligt mo mibbanoelt
oOer iDeiln iolGjc GltcrU poer Rfleaecltcrn mimi
INT Stdlioe ltlio, 9eboria tilt tbn 81 iurQeIt, ooer
neiln cs flur erihciut, Dab Der Gbaralter oner
PIE utl!gebitug FOLDER Wiinoerid6riger 70 aefdbrs
il0 ober oerIommeH oetuor0el iito. bdB ods
lSoDlet1e0efl DER hetrettenoe1 STANDARDIZATION fos
pobl, ais Der Srieoe uHh Die @efeuihQftss
Sronln8 cine iul6e Scriiioitug fiber ben min.
oerldbriGeTI erloroern. Gin beglnubioies Sc
rtDt en Hihter oeiielber. elm Srieocnsridtcr
ton1eIt Diinoeridbrige, pelde inter oiefe 9tiis
brli tnuclL elmer SugcItozgnitalt iiberlpeiten.
peltbe inter ben SeieBeH ne5 StnateS Wtdr1s
ldno titrorporirt III, uu0 ourin hcbalteH iueroen,
his er q Sabre nlt lit. I'M Sale bon SIl1ben
topobt, ais mie Wido6eH. unsgenommen, iueftft
Stelelbett lret aus Der 9luitalt e~ntlaiien peroen
ooer III ueberetuitlnmulat nit benz gefeslif en-
@nlQ, nm iolNe @eri6t50eumte f6rten iol6e
MttnoeridhriBe duf einel Saiiheiebl bin Dor lid
brln9clt laleit, pen1 Gin iul1er WtlnoeridGrige
Gcbrabt iperoetl iaIn poer ubne o~enfclben 8uge.
qell III, uocr he umitdu6e nitoerer 9tQtur iiuo.
ouA bon etnem SuftbelebG Nlbitdno gelIumntcl
meroen fam; rno due Seri6te ooer 9eamten,
melbe ltnter Den Sorieburoeil oiefeS Nbf0uittes
6dHoelr, iino nit alien @efpalten ausdeitattet.
ren.
9. gThf6nitt. llno es fet ferner Oeroronet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20

AuDifcl GHl.
Giuc gfte, ~Gupitef II oc5 Guber Der amae.
neinem Stnat5geicgc, bctiteft nGefieutfi.
der uitertttlt," &A amenotren burd piis
3%ml!gg''o pref &elaTltie nntsg SeM ~,
13l, $40, III Humerirt iueroen uHo Dem
SEianttt 1913 toiaen iSHcn:
lep1eblate onot M{arDlnlIo oeroronet, oaB Die
lolGer0ei glbfbnitie DEM glriilcl n bes Go0Cr
ger 9uae4tcineit SdaHts9eete bettteIt eGcis
lgg@da IISehI gnlerE t]i9etiot 'i msToe OG EN-, 4biit ag5ttCb
~5ltAeflgt III. Siefe 9t6fhniiie ioleu Dem 9lbs
i4lttt l38 tol9en unO @bi9nitt 139, lao, 141
1870. SaB ieOes aino i'm sitter bon a6t
bis iebSiebu Sabrcrl, hcNcu @cbur 10 mangels
bait III, Dab IS Die 0tfeHtlt6cn S6uIeu Mot
oe,a0GB tGHiL enc S4ulG Lir I9i9e nd6reqo
noer e5 tunute DeH1 heluiefeH luerneu. Dab has
s,ttno !r9eloipo uHocrS rcgclutdBiGcl uuteH
bdit IN uIctt Sddcr1t, Die gclp66nlih Giuocun
~oeleibet glltcr5 in Den b~eiugfeu 0ffcnilibcu
SnuleLt 9ele6tt pcroen. Der Superintendent
gcr'pneli, ole tt g~e6Ori2cr ySeiie bon eiucIn
lolGcit SipctiittcIlDeHteH nOcr Eriu3ipaI nus
lUrlltct louroel, ioucn oas 1lcdt BADEN, 5dGc
Don ilotblpcuotger NbiUelenbctt ibrCr eiEges
lhrlebencu S5ulcr tu eHtiduloiGcn; IS miro
lerucr oerorollci, oGB ole Suribrl1tt1 nieiee
Nbfhltttts uui fem Nino, ociielt ~gciiiiger ooer
torperliher Snilano Elm loI3er IN, Dab es Ocn
lluterriDt, lule pbcu bcidriCbCu. ais uuprais
tho qoer %ullotbtg erl9eLncl Iulcb Inipcns
oun9 9abell lolcr: ,Seoe FerioIt, Die Elm aino
I'm Nltcr non C0t bis tcbs}cblt SdbrcH inter
iGrer CbDui bat, fou bnrnui tcbcH. baB folhcS
Niuo Die SdulC beittbt bocr Den lluterri6t n.
bait Der IN o%teleal gtbf9nitt poraei9riegeH .ift.
lao. -Grgcto cine 4cri0L neIne cit foIs
DIES Airro inter ibrCr CbGui cat mo lucld5e
ncrldltmt. ben Sorfdriitcn bc5 bprbcrqcbenocI
Nhi1nttles nod6ulommclt, rna4t iib cinesEcrs
Gebene iobuihig uHo Toll nit elmer Strafe nOlt
iperben.
t4l. - SraeHb cine Rcrfou. lueIcbe irgeno
elm tau6e5 aino oa5u bcrlcitcL oaB fc oocr 2r
lIiigelebli0 bon Der Sbule fern bleiUt, uocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20

o1A- NNpAlNls
Gtnc Ntte sum HSiocrrni uno Der g,ennuun6me
nit 2lmcuoemcutcn ocs nnltcm gtbialuitte5
bcs SrctuHonmt5tgitcu Artiiels Der 1iicuts
ltdcn nll1cmCtncn 0ieicBe, Sitcl rG{eriduie
InO &]otiirn," ltuterttteI pSeircinug uUn
Nuept6uogug".
I. @bf1uilt. SO fei bon Der augcnteiuen
@eiebge6nH0 bon MiarUluno Ocrfiiat, oab Der
nAie Nbltbnitt oc5 Srctinou6t8iBiten IrtiseIS
Ger ulgemctnen btfcHtltbeH @cic6e bon NturDs
lailh, Ittcl oGertduie NM 9%tptiJen," ltHierlitei
r9ctretung bon @uopfdnbut8," btermit pioers
rutet ilIh nit gncUoemelteu ipieoer angenonti
luutet:
s. glbf6nitt. @iubun6ert 9ouar5 ($1OO) in
@iqcnt6uHt, 90 oufc.he in @clo, 2aHo ooer
@aarct beite5e, fou ieoelu &criIa9ten iotuobI,
ME allies @clo, lueIbeS in Der Surm bon &crs
itberun0, gSobItbdtiatcitss ooer unteritiitung8s
SerihbCrlIG titC &rnutbcit. uUfuu Ober 500 eis
ner @eriou. foq bot 8ci0lGaHGbnle ooer 4fdH'
oun9 5ur gclriebiqunn bon SnulbeH uber Sab
Iltl8sbefcblen In GiOtIzNerbuuolungeII, nit &uSs
na0ne bon 3d6lulgsbeiebieu iiir gebrO6eues
Sleocriprchel ooer Sertii9rung, BON g~ul5pfdIts
ounA betrcit ieiH.
.. gtbt0nttt. llno es fei frrncr ncrfiiot. tab
6tele @!ite bon Dem Gatum tbrer AHIGUme ali
@eeG ieil foil.
@ene0mi9t am Z. 9lpriI 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20
g~tagcmcine GtaatsacIcte.

ANNAPOLIS, mo., i'm IRA 1904.
8tr begIaubieeH bierburn, 0Gb Die berl6ies
oenen bierHa6 aebrudten gttie Der Gefebges
buns eenaue abT0ritten Der oerfbteocneH 9tite
itno, uno Dab Oa5 Satlm Oct Scne6miauag
einer icoei joIbeH &ftc nut @noe h~erlcl0cIt
ridtia nngegebeu 1T, uuo oaB bcfagte wife Der
@cleegcuung oer SiBung bon 1904 bieieuiQctt
2lite iinb, tUelte bonn &ouoerneur lmo BEN
8~eneralsAHtpalt 6ir Serbtientlt6uug beItiulnt
lpuroeH.
eopin BGrfislb, @uu6erueur.
Spencer Is. 3Oues,
@riitoeHt bes Genatss;
George y. GHrrburt,
Gpreaer bes Uncertainties;
Nnbert Ulok, Sgtretlr bes senatcf;
Y. &. STitg, GbeisGlerI oes unter6aujes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-20

Sine slte sur Sin5uii1nng eines ucitrreu OFF.
ifnttts Snm artiiel rim uno aht5ia oCs Sn.
her Der Dficntlidlcu algemeiueu (Belehe
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6orpurationen," 9%tbidhuitt Stgl fploeno nm
8eaalat rNbidnitt S18." -
I. Ibtdlnitt. Sci es bon Der @efetaebuun
bon Wlar9lato atacorenei. bah Elm %ipeiterep
abl9nttt htermit Dem @rtifel einunoatt3io be5
9ooer Der 1ifeniii6eu aGlgemeinen @eicRe BON
Wlnrplano. 2tteI D3on rnb Gteuern. q lintcrtifei
s3d9lii1a bon StelterH Seitens Gorporotionen q
a~i9etit9t iper6e. lpel4er benz abf6nitt sGq fpI.
cen nm %6t6nitt ie6suubabt8ie . eenunnt
@bf1niff SOP. Seine Der ge,ti ,r,,,ro.,
bes abiGnitts Sc oiefes slrtiieIs IoI i'd in
tr9e1o elmer 8eiIe nuf traeito tpeIde Spar.
bnnfen Snttitlie oocr Gurpotatioren 6e,iebsn
9oer a%tli5ireT. ipelde Elm dapitaI bon s%ioanSia
sauleno Aol9rs ODER meor BADEN, oas aemdB
oen Siaatseeiesen iteuerbar lit. iino bic MIR
Nepoitten gu elmer ieItaefetten SnfereNenrate
ailIie9inens aber feline putnentIiGen ober nle.
l~fntlidheit 8epoliien. 49, ~
2 atfbniit. llue iet es Terrier eeruronet,
pas oiele vile bonn Gage ibrer gnns5ule an
Geue9alisi an 1. sIpriI 1904. !.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-03-26
FAULTY RECOLLECTION.

Sacramento Bee, March II: Last
week. "Old Bill" Stewart of Nevada
rushed to the rescue in the United
States Senate of the memory of Freder-
lex the Great, whose statue presented
by Kaiser Wilhelm is still unplaced.
The Senator from across the Sierra
made a very eloquent speech, in which
he narrated how he had personally
visited the shipyards in Holland. where
Frederick had worked as a shipwright.
The most potent, grave. and reverent
Senator was .'madder'n a wet hen"
when he found he had mixed Frederick
of Prussia with Peter the Great of Rus
STA.
The only kings which it is thoroughly
safe for a Nevada Senator to monkey
with are those which come in little
~pasteboard packs.