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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
Y. NJ. c. A. CONFERENCE.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 2--The East
ern Conference of the American and
Canadian Young Mems Christian AS.
sociations OF the Theological Seminar
les began today at the Union Theologi-
cal Seminary in this city. During the
three days sessions the conference
will discuss personal Bible study
among theological students, the spirit
ual life OF the theological student, the
pastor as missionary, colored evan
gelization, the student volunteer, Ann
erica as a mission field, and NUM-
Der of other subjects relative to the.
y. M. c. Al. and its work A number
of prominent divines and educators,
both Of this country and Canada, are
taking part in the conference, which
is the largest in point Of attendance
ever held by the organization.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
NORTH DAkOTAN MARRIES
A FEEBLE MINDED GIRL

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. r. Relatives
Of Mamie Shumaker, Of Hamilton
County, are indignant over her marriage
to Charles E. EIler. also Of Hamilton
County. They assert she is not strong
mentally and has been imposed upon.
Wednesday Eller and Miss Shumaker
applied here for a marriage license, and
Lewis Boyer made an affidavit that both
were residents Of Marion County 1t
was learned after an investigation that
both the bride and groom are residents
of Hamilton County, and that the bride
is said to be feeble-minded.
The bride is said to be worth 10000,
This morning the treasurer of Hamil-
ton County accompanied by the brother
of the bride, came to the city, and they
are making careful investigation of the
affair. Mr.. Shuinaker, brother of the
bride, said that her mind had been dis
eased since childhood.
& "A guardian will be appointed at once,
it is said, to look after the woman, and
steps will be taken TO have Boyer ar
rested on a charge Of perjury. Eller il
34 years Of age. and moved to Hamilton
County some time ago from North Da-
kota.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
NOVEL METHOD OF
% OPENING EXPOSITION

Portland, Ore, Dec. 2.-Electrical ex-
perts are at work upon an extremely
novel arrangement for the opening cere-
monies of the Lewis and Clarke fair.
The plan is to ring a meIodious chime
of bells by electric keys from Washing
ton. d. G., connected clear across the
continent with the government exhibits
palace. in the fair grounds. Arrange
nents have already been made to have
President Roosevelt set in motion the
machinery of the exposition by touching
a button, but it will go farther than
hhis. A simple apparatus will make it
possible for the president to touch a
few keys which will set in motion chimes
in towers 800 fet high. The selection to
be played is America"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
EX-bIAYOR AliES ALLEGES
HE'S CON RED AGAINST

Minneapolis, MINI, Dec 2The case
of the state against A. Al. Ames was
reached late yesterday afternoon, before
Judge ELLIOTT and all the parties were
present ready for the fourth trial of
the case. The trial was awaiting the
services Of either Judge Elliott, Judge
Brooks Or Judge Simpson, but Judge
Elliott completed the case he had in
hand first and the case fell to his lot
FL Is The intention Of Judge Kerr,
special counsel for the state, TO push
the trial ID 4 complexion as speedily as
possible, but the defense is opening up
a new line of evidence along an alleged
conspiracy issue which includes as wit
riesses, Judge Harrison and the mama
gers Of all the rie eWspapers Iii the city,
ii All effort Id get suspicion in the
minds Of the Jury against the sincerity
of the state prosecution.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
AN EX=sAINT
# &#E 49, 8 -
FOUND DEAD
FORMER RESIDENT or ST. PAUL
DIED In THE WINDY CITY
Only 80 Cents Were Found on His
Remains and He Is Supposed to
Have Lost Big Fortune on the
Stock Market.

Chicago, Dec. 2.-William r. Dorr,
formerly secretary and treasurer OF the
Horn Daf1z Can Co, OF St. Paul. which
sold out to the American Can Co., was
found dead in room in North Clark
Street lodging house Thursday. There
was nothing about the body to indicate
violent death and no indications of
suicide. He had paid so cents for a
room and only 80 cents were found on
the body. AT one time Dorr was veal
thy but it is said he lost a fortune in
the stock market. "a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
FRIENDS TO
THE FRONT
POWERFUL AID SAVED THE z
DAY FOR MRS. CHADWICK
Attorney for Newton Believes fiis
Client VIII Be Paid in Full The
Woman Made a Trip to a Promi-
nent Legal Firm. ...@5 :

New York, Dec. a;-'t''Powerful aid
has saved the day for her" .>.
This statement was made by George
Ryall, local counsel for Herbert New
ton, III discussing the settlement OF
his claim against Mrs. Chadwick.
Where she obtained aid Ryall didn't
state but it is known she spent con-
siderable time in the Office Of firm
Of attorneys which frequently act as
representatives Of one Of the country's
richest men. 1t was soon after this
visit that N Newton's attorneys ex-
pressed satisfaction that their claim
will be settled. f b. ID
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
MARRIED EIGHTEEN YEARS.

Washington, p. G., Dec. :. With
characteristic lack Of ostentation, the
President and Mrs Roosevelt today
celebrated the eighteenth anniversary
Of their marriage. That ceremony
was performed aat ST. Georges Church,
Hanover Square, London. on Dec. p,
1886, BY anon Gutheridge, cousin Of
the present first lady Of the land Mem
5befs OF the family remembered the an
sriiversary today by flowers and other
gifts, but there was no observance Of
the occasion which iii any degree took
on public character.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
The Russians Failed
to Retake Metre Hill
The Japs Report They Repulsed
the Attack of the Troops
OF the Gar.
Sailors From Port Arthur Fleet
Are Used in the Land
Sorties.

Toxic, Dec. 2s-It is isFeported here that
the Russians attempted to retake. Metre
Hill They assembled strong force
and made an assault but were repulsed
with heavy loss.
The Japanese finding sailors among
the Russian dead believe that if the men
from the fleet are being employed in
making sorties, their force must be fall
ing short. 5t 55s &.
Itis believed the Russians will make
their last stand between Liaoti and the
Mantai. Mountains. s. &
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
CHURCH DEDICATED.

Mandan, N. D., Dec. a.-The new
Catholic Church was dedicated with inn
posing ceremonies Bishop Stanley of
Fargo oficiated, assisted BY twenty
sprnninent priest Father Cieary of
Minneapolis made the principal address.
The church will cost complete $45,o
and will seat 700 persons comfortably.
A new pastoral residence will be built
in the spring and the old building will
be converted into a parochial school.
Rev D. v. Collins, the pastor, has done
great work for his church and this city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
HAD BEEN PROMINENT.

ST Paul, Dec 2-William r. Dorr,
who was found dead in cheap lodging
house in Chicago, was once a promi-
nent business man and was counted as
one Of the wealthy social set in St.
Paul. For twelve years he had been
secretary of the Horn-Danz Can Co.,
which was absorbed by the American
Can Co. He is said to have lost his
wealth on the stock market. His death
caused a sensation here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
Cold Wave Has Hit
the Entire Northwest
Old Boreas Gets i'm His Work
i'm Many States in the
Northwest.
Snow With Increasing Cold Is
Reported From rlany Large
Centers.

Chicago, Dec 2.-Coincident with
the first snowfall of the season the
weather bureau reported cold wave
in the northwest increasing in inten-
sity. Zero weather is prevailing in
North Dakota and Montana.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
STAND PATTERS HOPE
TO HEAD OFF REVISION

Washingtoib Dec. Opposition to
tariff revision -of amendments soiidi-
flying Members Of the senate and Of
the house who do not believe the system
should be touched are getting their fol
lowing lined up and are appealing to
public opinion against what they say
will be radical and dangerous tinkering
with the business conditions.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
LAND SET ASIDE
FOR IRRIGATION PROJECT

Washington, Dec The secretary
Of this interior today ordered the with
drawal Of $1,000 acres Of land in the
Minot, North Dakota, land district on
account Of the Buford and Trenton re-
clafnation project.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
PRESIDENT
CAN'T DO It /
He HAS NO POWER
TO INTERVENE IN STRIKE
Members Of the Iron and Steel Work
ers Told He Can Do Nothing to Set
tie the Strike In Youngstown and
0irard.

Washington Dec. president
Roosevelt today informed the delega-
tion representing the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron and Steele Work
ers, he saw no way to legally interfere
to bring about a settlement Of the
strike Of the union employees Of the
Carnegie Steel Co. at Youngstown and
Girard, %.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
RUSSIANS FORCED THE
JAPS TO FALL BACK

St. Petersburg, Dec, dispatches
received by Mukden today say Renne-
Kanpf's force Nov. so drove the jap
anese out of the new position south Of
Tsin Khet Ohen. The fighting was
short and. sharp.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
COLD IN NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. "A cold wave
swept the state today. Snow fell in
the northern and the western part The
temperature went to 10 above zero.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
WHEAT CROP /.
IS DAMAGED
OHIO REPORTS BAD CROPS
AS RESULT OF DROUTH
The Situation In the Buckeye State
Is Very Discouraging and the
Farmers Are Greatly Depressed
as a Result.

Columbus, Dec q. Reports from all
over the state say the wheat is badly
damaged by drouth Farmers say OUT.
look is most discouraging.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
LAUNCHING OF TENNESSEE.

3 LAUNCHING OF. TENNESSEE. =
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. a.-Goyernor
Frazier and a large party, including
representatives of the chamber OF
commerce of this city, have gone to
Philadelphia to be present at the
launching Of the armored cruiser Ten
nessee. The launching is to take place
at Cramps shipyard tomorrow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-12-02
SNOW IN IOWA.

Des Moines, Ia, Dec 2.-The first
snow OF the season fell here today.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16

iel6it our6 einen SduB in ben 9opi
getoOtet. Sbeoffer bate friiGer III
SlingSpille, o, cine @irtbidaft be-
ieiien uno mar Dor icds Wtonaten nit
Der @agner mad &~epiStopn gefon.
men, woielbit er Elm moroentli6cs
Suus eroiinete.
- Sn BEN 6dQen 5lpeter iungen
Offi5iere, oe5 eriten 2ielttenonts $.
g. Sarris, jun, bonn %. Snfanterie.
&egiment, auf Sen &biIippinen Itatio-
nirt, uno oeS 5peiten &ielltenonts @.
6ii6er pom %. Snfonterie . 9tegi.
ment, in San 6rancisco %ltntionirt,
wel6e wegen peridieOener @ergeben
sur @ntloiiung aus Der Armee per-
ltrt6eilt moroen paren, bat YrGii0ert
HooieOelt @nooe Dolten uno eS babel
bepenoen IoIien, ben grIteren INN so,
Ben 2ebteren I'm 100 Eltntte i'm
Hange 3uriid5uieben.
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@ermiidltc tclcsrapbiide 9epcidem

Nuf Sem Sboal Safe bel @in.
nipcg, Wonitobo, iino mabreilo zines
StltrmeS S. :. anor uno S. =.
CRAWFORD, 5mei moblbobenoe Sepob.
ner BON ct. SAUL, Winn., bet'm act-
tern tbreS 9ooteS ertrlnfen. Gin
oritter 9ootiniolie belt iih an Dem
&oote felt uno pliroe nab orei5ebn
ongItpolen Stlunoeu gerettet.
Sn cinem Sotel ST. Hbilaoel.
pbiu, go, lit Der friibere 0iiiiions-
preoiger 8iatnm ". Sttpoer bon
Dem EoItinipeftor Malone arf Die
InltnIoi9ln9 bin perbaftet poroen,
oilrd) 6ollfln9 Der 3ablet aif Bolt-
8eloonpciiungen cine &eibe bon
S6ruinoeleien periibt s1t baben. Die
Opfer Der 2ctteren lporen %gerpobnlid,
Spteliers IN EcnmIplpanien, Nelp-
Serlep, Warplono, 0elomare, Sirgt'
iticn, Noro.@oroIind uno Der Sii1'
oeSbonptitoot.
Sn SepiStomn, ga, bat Der 81
iobrige @iIliom &. Sbeaffer ieiit(
8eliebte 5lora @agner, pormals u
Sarrisburg, Yo., mobnbaft, ans
! eiferindt ermoroet uno oann lid
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erbob ser She'll unierer GreiIc, oent
Die Ginmonoerung iiberboupt elm
Gorn i'm 9llge lit, i6on Die Seremiu-
oe, Dob Dos 2ono in @efobr iei, nit
aunerlpiinidten @inmonOercrn ii6er.
fIlttbCt 81 mcr0crt." Sic biQiqen
lleberfobrtSroten ieien cine RrGnie
fiir Die 2Eusmonoerer, ole ibr 8ater.
LAMB sum Sell OciicIbcn berlieBer
un0 oie man %bolhomtlld) erpcoirc,
nm tie nit q|cringen Soften los 5t
mer0pn. Sic Ser. Stoaten ieien obrr
feline 2lbIagerrmQ9itdtte fir 0ic Sulr
len uno Ben Abiholm anoerer gtas
tioncu. Sir oic lit bier fem Goum.
9t1m lit 0ieic 2(ngit boQItdn0ig unbe,
qriinoct. Sci DEM 3igori5nuS, Ser
in rnicren SGfen Den Ginmun0Grerlt
Qcqcriiber gciibt miro, lit oar feline
8cfabr, oaB Scr 9lbifalm Grropn'S
0lrrd) Ole biQigen llebcrfabrt5roteu
sur ACKNOWLEDGING nod europa Der.
lodt miro. W}un fcnlt in europa 0ie
ToroerungCn m1Icrcr @tnnun0C.
rlng5bcb0r0cn redt gut, mo sic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fcn1cn lie ans
G%rfabrlng nod beiicr. 9ie &ebtcrc1
mcrocn ii6 bitten, 3c6n0oQor-Giu.
manocrcr bcriibCr 5lt bringcn nit Der
mCni0 bcrIodcn0Cn Nll8Iidt, iic nm.
ion1t mic0Cr 3llritdVfor0crn un0 Der.
f0itigcn 81 miiiicn. llCbcr6iCS mar
bon oIlcm 9lniona al pprouS5uiebeh
ouB Ser Mntcrfrieg nltr BON flrr5cr
0oltcr ieiu mcr0e, mo ole In}cid)eu
ocutcn Oorouf bin, ooB bcrcit9 in Ben
nGdIten Gogcn 6ricOe Qei6loiien
miro. Die lcBten Der bier ontommcn.
0cu Iompier 3ciacn olt6 gar fein5
3lmobmc in Scr 3uGl ser 3miiheii.
beds @oiiugicrc. (Sr 3ems2 )ort linO
in Den bcioeu lcttcn @odcn Wcniger,
ais 10000 Ginmnn0crer nngcfoms
men; in 0Cu 6ci0Cn crIten (Sltniluo-
den Iebtcu &obrc5 moren es mcbr,
ais $4,000. Sab ii6 Die Guolitdt Der
GinmonOerung pcri6lcdtcrt bate,
mGre 0enn ooh crit 81 6cmciiln. 9ie
Collars, oic Gin Ginlpun0crtr nit
bringt, iino bel g8citcm nidt INNER
Iein 9cItcS. @cItdblte 9(rme, IiidtigG
8crufSfertigfcit unh 2IrbcitSmiuigtCit
uno -frclloigteit iin0 b%icr5ulon0c Dicl
m]ertboollcrc5 &opitol, ais sic gcfors
ocrten pour Collars. 3uGegebcn, Dob
Gin 8ro5cntiob Der GimuanocruutJ
scr lebtcn Sabre mcnigcr erpiinidt
lit, ol5 bic Ginpa'lOerer im lebtcn
,Sabrbun0crt, 10 bat Der tltr3e Hatcns
fricg Scr Observation-Disclosures bcr5lib
meuig oOcr gar feincn GinfluB ollf
sic Guolitlt ocrielbcn. Die 0ompicr.
QcicQihuitcn mcrocu iid III ibrcm
cigcncn Sutcrciic lpobl bittcL Iid)
micocr QroBe Gratis 9tiidirod)ten al
@oIiogicrcu olli oen Sails 81 lnben,
Die Guaranteeing ilbcr Dos &ono
81 pertbcilen, lic oo6in 81 ltnten, no
tic bolo mo oourrnO 8ei66itigmA
fin6en fam, oie GinmonOcrlmg&.
bGIcn cntloItcL SOS linO IIigubcn,
bic unicrc GimuonOerun09 . Commit
iioncu ms Nll0c iolien %loltclt.
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@ur6crcitnngem sur 2anocr6ffnnna.

CAB gate, Minn,, 10. SUM. -
Sn Dem biciigcn 2%onobureail bat be.
reitS Der 9lnoronq ser 2onbirldcr be.
gonncn. $4,000 S(cres 2ono iperocn
fiir 9%ciicOelnn9 inn SAB 2ofe-0 tltritt
f%reiGegebcn, mo por bem2ono6ureolt
bat iid bcreitS Elm Spolier bon 80
Mann 9cbilOet. Dos Spolier fing iid
an om Sonntog Worgen 5it biloen
unb miro nit ieoer Stllnoe lGnger,
bod id)eint inter oen 2eilten pouige
Sornlonic 81 luolten.
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@corgeS s. 8ouI0 lit Is It
in MeiBcn SollS qelpcien umo hat
nit Dem BrGlioenten cine lGu9erc
llntcrreoung gcbobt. S5n ocn Iebtcu
@o6en boben Die &&. StiQmnn@ rG.
iioent Scr NotionoI Gitp g @ant bon
9tem = Yort, q. s. Gniiott, Der Grdi;.
bent Ser Eenniploonicr 9obR, Yier,
pont Otorgon lno iein Gortncr g..
Ecrtins bereitS I'M @eiBcn Souie
ibre Nufmartllng gen1odt. lleber sic
&ortbeile Der Siibner5lft oocr hcu
&artoffel6ou mer6en 0ie 6inonS.
Wo9naten nit Dem &~rGiioentcn lpohl
nidt geplauoert boben. 8oriibcr?
9a8 ent5iebt iid) Der Oefientlihtcit,
ga obcr sur 3eit Ole politiidc Ganl.
payne OoS gr0Btc <tcreiie in NM
iprlld nimmt, 10 miro man iflperli6
feblgeben, ipenn man Die poljtiidc
Gage uno 0en Gampagnpfon0 olS@es
genltnnO Ser @r%0rtcrungcn 3miidcn
Dem YrGIioenten uno ben Siuan}.
Mn1noten onninmt.
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Som air Sen &otoitro 0.
pbclL Die ooS Sobr 1904 idon &c,
brod)t bat, lit boS aeItrige 9ompfer.
lln9liid bel Ncip 2 2)orf oic i6rcd.
IidItc. Sruoertc bon aberdeen Der.
bronnt pocr ertrltnten! Gin eutict;.
li6eS Grci0niB, ooS bate pcrmicOCI
mcr0en f0nncn. @er oit S6ulG
trGgt, IGBt iif iopcit nod nift ia
gen. Der &crluit iopieler Menl6cn.
lcbcn, meilt in ser 9liitbe ibrer Sab.
re, gcbort pie ser 9rono bcs Sro.
qlloiS Gbeoters, SIT oen idlimmitcr
&otuItropbcn in Der @eididte oeS
2onoeS.
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gcfnnntitadjnngen
gebBrbe Der Q~art.Gommthdre.

gelDroe Der F~aftfC oHlltnnfe.
9ertegelte 6uroerungssA ngcbDte, init Der
&utI9tift sRropofaIs tor Bulbs for foe Bart
8oaro" beufebeu mo an ben gguarO ~
Iuaros" a%orefftrt, uerocH bis Wittluod. ben
-; 3uli 1904, &ormiitags II llbr, i'm Hiireuu
oes Observation-Disclosures iul Hatbbaliic entaegeH
%aenonimet iiir Die 2~ieterilng BON IuIpclIss @pas
%cttttberz uHo anoucu uuOCrer 9lrt SIM 4tluns
5el i'm SerbIt 1904 iir bic bifentlidben 4uriS
lllo Squares, in uebereinitiuintllltg nit oen
Spe3itifationen.
$500. an Sroer oes WiuDors mo Staotraibes
ron baltimore 9c5ogelG, mub ieoem glHgebote
betgefligt ieiu.
pas 8e6t Der SerUerflne iraeno peIber
lto auer Angebote biei6t our6ebultef.
Spe5ttltuttonen lno 8luncos Sprmulure, alf
lpeIte ale @nge6ote arsqeticQt icin miiiieu.
iofliel aul Grilten int Niiredu Der EurizGoms
mitdre, o9ruio-ptasgurt," Baltimore, entges
9en geHonImen iueroen.
.Snt auttrage Der gcb5roe Der @artGoms
miiidre
u. u. 6rus6B,
Observation-Disclosures.
Neitdtiqt:
(ge8.) e. Sian Stnanns,
QriitoeHt Der Contract 8eb8rbe.
(Suni1G-1s, 20-25,2O
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lorraine.


WaIerif6 - garfartlg - SrtebIt1.
ggeftIi6 bon Bulbrcof Elm iiIo cine babe
ReiIe. 8enubt Die init gpfobatdH be5eihneie
urtDsgbenuesGur. Sreie Rutl1en GnbmittnaS
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GatoH 1923. 8iireaA: Srnutliu. nno sptHbfor-
0ipabs. @erIanat NroIhlre. (Wlai4. 1S.1&S)
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@ic i6neIG 6icr8uIonbc
cine Otiuion oeroient miro, 5cigt Der
Sail WtcngeS. @r. WcnQc5 bat Ocnl
@abn . Wto9noten fitzgerald vSnfor-
motiOncn" iiber Die ng3citl. Worp-
lGn0cr 9obn" geliefert, Die idlieBIid,
5um @rtpcrb Der 9obn Ourd OoS6ltl.
ler-Spn0itot fiibrteu. Tiir Oieie Nr.
belt iino ibm jebt bonn @cri0t LIP
600 Collars 5ltgeiprodcn mor0cn.
Mon6c 9lrbeit be5obIt ii6 aIdn5cn0.
&r. Wtcn9eS bat bei'm &erfolf ser
oYSeltl. Y}urpl0nOer 0oDn" Oa9 5eItc
@ci60ft gemodt.
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Qnnhnn.Hnrf. Ermcterh.

Reue Sefttonen ltnb lebt CUR geft6tiauua ber'
eeri6tet. 8icle 1uS8etpdblte Cots. Ser Su'
periHtenoent bes @rliHoes uno Yooens iuiro feoe
gepiinfbte @uSmnft %ert9eilen. 9as @reuldt1s
RUM itebt ta9lih 6ur Snipeitton often. 28egen
ytdtsrem penbe man ft6 an ben superintendent
tuna. 5trahe. (april5-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-16

GbomaS 81. @oiion 6oti lei
men Butent 3 @ro5eB mc0cn elmer IL.
terniren0cn goloonii6cn 9otteric &c.
gen Is. Sltnqner nerlorcn. &ergcrlidL
oQcin Der @ciic bon V}euloe 3 Yarf
bat bel morldcn ieiucr potentirten
Grfinouu9en nl6 idon nit irenloem
8alb gcpfliigt.
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ioitmGBio ~oerIogel" 9eIeiOigt iprinat
ser Gr5dbIer auf unO perbittet iih
cine ioI6e 9ritif. 9t6er Der In0ere
berltbigt i'm nit Ben 8orten: n0es
Oiirfe sic nit iibeInebme; uenn mir
in @iirttemberg ioge nioitmdBig Der,
loge," Damn beiBt es gerooe 10 bieI,
oIS nenn sic bier ioge ofoIt III.
jlaubli6!"
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9eftdtiat:
Stant Warglanb.
ShnBamtSsS e%partCment.
Annapolis, 2. SUM- 1904.
nSie jffentlidJe BfbGuoe s9lnleibe."

nSte Otte1tlin1e WeDntoesgtuletIe."
Ser unter8ei6nete Gouocrneur. gontroIeur
mo SdaBn1eiiier oe5 Staatcs WiarbIauo ners
ben ldrt eines 8eiebes Der Staatsz8cieeeebung
bon Wtar0lano bon 1904, Aupitel 22S, Auges
bate ihr $~S25,OOO bcia0tcr AuIetBe ~ent8eseu
nebnlen.
/. Suil 1904 an odttrt iperneit, 3iHieH bonn
aelinttIlten Sntllm 8lr 9tate pom orei uno einem
9dlben Yro6ent per Nnrint iru9et, 6ablhur
1alhldbrlib am eriten InGe oes Suli uno Sns
illtdr etneS teoeH |ctn3cllteu Snbres, 1Ino na5
Napttal miro mad Dem erfteH GAGE oes SIlt
I'M Sabre 1914 nud lPltcbeIl oes Staute3 ellti
IOsbdr ictH, uno bic aun3e S6ulo miro am
ertten In9e oes Sill 1919 8ublbGr fem. Sie
Sbulo 1T bon StaGt5s, GnuntDs ltn6 WtlIni8ipals
getteuerullg Oelreit mo miro IN oct SprHl bon
9onos mil aHgebdHgteH Coupons Gl5ge9eben
lperoet.
@efagte @%ngebote miiiien INN ODER Dor 10
ubr Dtlting5 am erltet Iage heS Suli 1904
6%eritegelt bel Dem .S9nbTeiitcr be5 Staates in
annapoiis. etll9erei6t perbelt mo Mlrten auf
Der 9tiidieitc ocs llrlibluQs NIT ,Rropofals for
tbe Fubltc 8utloing SOdH" %iHhotIirt iein. SebcM
Dem 91gebot NIT etnem beglaIbtgten 9bef bon
3epn Brudent ocS BetrdgGs zines iolden Muges
bots begleitet ietrL UNI %oteielben lperoeu nm
y u9r Utitinqe, 1. Suli 1904. int 8ilredu oe5
StnatSfbaemetiers in Der SlGbt annapolis in
Se9enlo1rt Der urter6elhllCten Qebffnet iperoeiI.
Nn9 Der Seffnnna folder NrGebote mbgeH
10 oleie beingtcr SbulosGertififnte ais fir lpels
3e NLi9ebote qeiteut muroeL ieooh nih. fiber
oen Setrag, ilr luelhcn N~ngcbOte Gefuroert
mlroeiL bonn befaGten @olberIteur, Gtdbamtss
Sontrolir u1o SbuBmCiiter oher elmer W}uioris
i9i oetleiuen an Den DohiteIl neralltlportlidbet
Steier o0er Sietern geGeu gaar 8ucrtbeiIt
meroeTl, uno ipenn 3iuei ooer ntebr Eteter bass
ielbe. Ingebot itcuGn. mel6e @nocbute Sic
9oblten itno, mo menn hcr 10 BON b~cnTel6eu
bo6iten berantlunrtIi6en 9ictcrH iubffri6irte
g'etra9 Dober, ais Der came 9etrag BET sum
8erfmlf. angebotcnen ehnGbzGe rtifttate 1T,
eatn mogeft folbe S6ulo-G ertltifate an foIhet
b6biten Recommendations Qicter, Der cineil aieis
belt Rrets %anbletet, in Dem 8erbdItuib 5uers
tbeiIt %lperOen, in tueldem Der bon Se6ef eefor.
oerte getraa al Dem aan8eit 9etraQe Der 8um
Serfuut au5gcbotcnen Gbulos9ertiftfate Itebt.
8rl6tbeiI bon $1,000 miro c~ntgeGcn peronls
men.
Sus gtebt tuirb norbebaIten icoeS urb ale
Mngebuie 3uriid IUuCifcr.
Gbu IN g~SarIielo,
9ouberHeur.
8uroun Z. gttinIun,
S6ntdntt5sG ontroIeur
WiurraD Qnnotucr,
G6abmeiTter.
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Gnrnlinc NlnsniLIer.

IS fturb am IA. sunni 1904 in Der s8obnlng
hires Sbmiegerfubues, Srn. Better Z. Rebel,
9r. 200f, sS0rbs 9agiuu' etrabe. Caroline Mus
aincr in i6rcm 70. 2ebensiu6re, gSiitpe pes
OerItorbenen Sobr Wll8GtIer. Die Neeroiaung
iinoet bcute, SoHneritag, gta6mittag5 3 ubr,
uuf Der gl8eItern Cemetery" pribatim fat.
nB7-S)
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On lic6cnbcr Grinnernnn

an meiueu tbeliren 8aitet
SurrH 0utteS,
Der beuie Dor einCnt Sabre, am 1G. Suni 1908,
aus oteient Geben f1tco.
WiiI6 fheincn Die Sterne bonn Simmel berd6
SIN lrtnit0s 5rieobot aui ein titles 8rab,
$50 lantt, obn' dH %tralntclI, IN ibldiit, tbellrer
@atte,
Sen 70 germ Dem 9e6et erbdlteH i'd bate.
Snmitteu bon Bllmelt, in oes Srieobot5 Stilc,
S6Idf rubig, IS mar oes 9Illmibtigen gSiue.
16s) Bun ieiner liebenoen 8attin.