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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14
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Si&s4 gAvvSA0AA0 ANN N1OOO lEt=:
Under date Of August 80. Mr.: Roose.
velt wrote to General Boynton. repre-
senting the army of the Cumberland,
. letter In which he paid a high t.ib.
ute to the services of the volunteer
soloiery during the civil war, adding
In any great crisis of war this ma
tion must rely mainly upon tts volun-
teer soldiery, and the veterans Of the
civil war have left % forever the
model of what such q soldiery should
be. We of the younger generation
owe you a debt greater than we can
ever pay. alike In the lessons you
taught us in war, and for the lessons
you taught in peace.
Mr.. Roosevelt seems to have become
suddenly impressed with the import
anoe Of the part the volunteer eoldiery
plays. During the spanish-American
war, under date Of Santiago, July 25,
1898, Mr.. Roosevelt sent to Secretary
of War Alger, the following letter :
1--WE earnestly hope you will send
most Of the regulars aud at any rate
the cavalry division, including the
Rough Riders, who are az good as
any regulars and three times as good
as any state troops, to Porto Rico.
There are /, SEQ effective men In this
division. If those who were left behind
were joined to them, we could land at
Porto Rico in this cavalry division
close to 1000 men who would be
worth, easily, any 10000, national
guards, armed with black powder,
Sprine6elds, or other archaic weap-
ons.''
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Santiago
Your letter of the 23d is received.
The volunteer army, and the Rough
Riders and the regular army have
done we'll, but suggest that unless
you want to spoil the effect and glory
of your victory, you make no invidous
comparisons. The Rough Riders are
no better than other volunteers. They
had an advantage in their arms, for
which they ought to be very grateful.
R. A. Alger, Secretary of War.
Mr.. Roosevelt seems now to be
greatly impressed because of the great
debt that 1--WE of the younger genera.
tion' owe to the men who on land
and on sea, proved their devotion to
their country.
But, without making, to use Mr..
Alger's term. ''invidioos COMPARE
sons,' we can not forget that this
man Theodore Roosevelt lost no oppor-
tanity to administer snubs to Admir-
al Dewey, the hero of Manila bay.
We cannot forget that this same
Theodore Roosevelt undertook to place
the brand Of cowardice upon Admiral
Schley, the hero Of Santiago bay.
We cam It forget that this. same
Theodore Roosevelt permitted General
Nelson A. Miles to retire from his
place at the head of the army after
forty years of faithful service to the
American people with nothing more
by way OF recognition than the brief
and cold blooded order written by one
OF General Miles discredited subord-
mates.
One of Mr.. Roosevelr's favorite
sayings is ''Words are good when
backed by deeds and only so.'' It Is
difficult to escape the suspicion that
Mr.. Roosevelt's profession of sympa-
thy for the American soldiery has
distinct campaign flavor The Com
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14

The Steel Trust can make profit of
90 per cent because of tariff duties
averaging over 80 ton on imported
steel. Take of these duties, and it's
profit would be less than half what
they are now. But the leading repub.
licans from tho president down, have
decided to ''stand pat and to let
well enough alone''.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14

Political economists have pretty
generally agreed that protection is
vicious In theory and harmful In
practice, said Theodore Roosevelt
in his Life Of Benton. But that was
Roosevelt the historian, not the
Roosevelt Of today, who is supported
ysthe tariff monopolists.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14

Rev. W. G. A. Wallar was this
week at Grinnell. a., attending the
annual meeting of the American
board. He will attend the Triennial
Congregational conference at Des
Moines before returning home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14

f. W. Lonegren, the West Side real
estate man, has decided to move to
Duluth, where he will engage in the
newspaper business, In which he had
many years experience before coming
here. Mr.. Lonegren's friends will be
sorry to see him go, but hope he will
meet with success in his new venture.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14

Casmir Grabelly, a Pine Tree en-
ploye, got his right hand caught In
one of the thinner saws last week and
it was so badly cut that one finger had
to be amputated.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14

Senator Adrich Of Rhode Island,
Roosevelt's personal representative
and ambassador to Wall street, is the
father-in-law OF John Rockefeller Jr.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
President
ALTON B. PARKER New York
Vice President
HENRY G. DAVIS West VIRGINIA
STATE TICKET

JOHN A. JOHNSON. Peter
Lieutenant Governor
FENDALL G. WINSTON. Minneapolis
Secretary of State
JOHN E. KING Red Lake Falls
Attorney General
THOMAS J. MCDERMOTT- St. Paul
Treasurer
BYRON J. MOSIER. Saltwater
Judges of Supreme Court
JOHN A. LOVELY Albert Lea
CALVIN L. BROWN Morris
CHARLES E. OTIS. Paul
0. NJ, HALL Red Wing
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
II. T.. HOARD--- Montevideo
w. +. hELSO--------.--..--.-.. HallOck
Congressman 9Th Dist
----.---CLEVE w. VAN DYKE
Senator 18th Dist
-----.--.---.-.------WE WERNER HEMSTEAD
Representatives.
--J. N. TRUE and GUS LINDGREN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14

Garrison said ''Truth 10 harsh. s
That's what makes the Dunn: organs
squirm. Il 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14

Miss Louise Kiewel entered st.
Joseph's Academy at Collegeville,
MIMI, this week. Her father, JAG.
KieWel, ACCOMPANIED her there.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14

Many republican papers say Roose-
velt doesn't need New York, anyway.
Soar grapes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14

VIM. Galley of Royalton. father Of
Mrs. 81. e. White Of Little Falls, is
seriously ill.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-10-14
COUNTY TICKET

Auditor WILLIAM A. BUTLER
Treasurer. JACOB POSCH
Register of Deeds. WIN. H. HALL,
Judge OF Probate -...-.... E. F. SHAW
Sheriff .--......-----..-.. --. E. S. TANNER
County Attorney.-..DON NJ. CAMERON
Supt. of Schools .THEO THIELEN
Surveyor ANDY FEM
Coroner ---.-..... ............N. DUMONT
Court Commissioner E. w. COLLINS
Commissioner 1st District
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I. N. DAVIS
Commissioner I'd District
-----.--....-...-..-. ANDREW JOHNSON
Commissioner Sd District
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PETER WIRING
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munldte Snformation 5i erbolten.
gu oieiem 3med miro es n0tbia iein,
Den bereits in gusiidt genominener
Flan, cine Sommcrreiie nod Utah
5u unternebmen, in Iusfiibrunq al
brtngen, nno Elm Inter MusifyuB oes
Vurroms'i 6en Counties miro lid i'm
Sanfe oes Sommers babin bcaeben.
ltebrigens berri6t I'M Gomite nidt
Die Mniibt, oaB @poItel Smoot an
Dem 8eridminben ieiner Goaeeen Die
Sbulb trdgt.
Die Sernebmung Der betreffenoen
Ipoitel fat tbatidhli6 nit Smoot
gar Nidts 81 tbnn, uno lit leoiglid
elm Sbeil beS Grogramms, mel+es
iif gegen Die Wormonen.&irde iiber-
baupt riftet, lpie ia iiberbalipt Ser
gan5e Smoot-5aa MIR als Mittel
gum 3mef oienen ioG.
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@os Sacob 9 hiffIoot.

Sronffurt a.. %, II. April.-
@onfier Sacob Sdlff bon Neip.Dorf,
0ircftor Der ,~Nortbipeitern Securi,
ties Co." Ser geacnm1rtig bier lit,
iogt in einem Sntcrpiem IN Der
~Sronffirter 3eitung," oob Die nell.
erli6e lebboite Gouibclpeoung ii
Union EociIic" nod moufeefl1rt
lit; abcr eS f0nne aneenonmcn mer.
ben, ooB iie Der @bllht elmer neltelt
Grippe bon a%opitoliiten, Gontrolc
ilber Die 9abn 5u erlongen, .5lsu.
'd)rcibcn lei. Die ooS llnternebnlell
leBt controlircnben decentralization,
loet Sr. Sdyiff, iino abcr SIT felt cto.
bllrt nnH SIT topitalsfrGftig, INN
nnberen Gartien cine Gbonce 81
Sbeil iperben 81 lollen, elm CONTROLS
renoes Snterelie 81 ermerbcn.
Son Der $50O00,000.Inleibe ser
.Henniplponio : @obl" loNtc Sr.
Shift es iei 10 gut mie liher, ooi,
baS &opital sur Gonpertirlne in gf.
tien offerirt merben miro, nit 8or.
5ugSbebanollrng fir olte Iftion1re.
ST.. Sdiff be5iueifelt. oh bic Gntihci.
Dung I'M yNortbcrn Securities SAL
bon eincm Sorgeben Der @erihte &c.
aen dbnlide Gombinotionen gefolot
iein peroe, Die iiderlih oraoniiirt
lporoen ipGren. iuenn Die Gntihe.-
oung giinitig fir Die .Nortbern g.
curities Co." ailsgefauen mare. Dies
lpiiroc ST. iueiterer iharfer Seicboc.
biing Seitens bes Gongreiics nnO
Der .Staats 2cgisIatnren aefiibrt
babenL nno oesbolb gIanbt Sr.S diii,
obiuobl er elm Mitalieo Der &ortberll
Securities 20 ripaltiin9 lit, ooB oit
Nufl5inng Der Ucieai6aft cine aiir-
itige Wirfun9 babeia ,oir0.
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Scmscn nid)t at finSen.
@eitere Iprmonen . rlnteri lldung III
Solge |eridmi4,bens bon 3elgen
in 6roae aelteIt.

@oibinaton, IA. Ipril. -
Die S~ortietulg Der llnterIud)ullng
gegen oen Wormoneu-S enotorS moot
lit alf nGditen Mittmod angelebt
iporOcn, abcr piel miro oarails nid)t
pcrben, ba sic Danptid6liditen 3cll-
gen, Die man germ perb6rt bate, nidt
ST baben iiuo. 0as Gomite bate es
p~ornebmlid allf bier Ipoltcl abgelc.
ben, bon oeren man Mufid)luB ilbcr
sic Iornabme polpgamiltiider Sci.
rotben ieit 1890 81 erDalten milnldte.
@s lino Dies sic Mpoltel Seber s.
Grant, George Seasbalc, SbomoS
Gomlep nnb S. 8. Saplor. Sorla'
bungen lino al, bielelben er9anger,
ober es bot iib berausgeltellt, ooB
trob ser bon Sem Yrdiibenten Der
Mormonen- Stride eegebenen &erii'
bertng, CT ipoGe iein Woglidltes
tblul, Inn Die Iniueienbeit Der Vetrel'
ielloen in @aibin9tpn 81 iiderm, Die
bier MpoItel mihtige Ibboltnngen ba.
ben unb nidt eriheinen fonllelt.
MpoItel Seasoale, elmer Der eill.
ilubreihlten Wormonen, ipelder III
Tepbi, einen Der llnterbarptqllartics
re Der Mormonen Stride, relibirt, bat
Iid aus Sc unbbeitsriidIitten nad)
Gauooa begeben, ipeil linn Elm falteS
Selma sur Scrltelltng ieiner 5~errilt.
teten Merpen Notb tbnt. Mpoltel
Gotplerp bat i'm begleitet; er beIlnoet
iih ebenfallS in Canada ilto fam
nidt nad 8oibinaton fommen. apo'
iteI Saplor benotbist Elm arloeres&li'
mat fir ieine, besgleihel allge9rtttc'
ne @eliunobeit; er lit nab Dem NOR
men Merito gerciit. Der pierte Ipo'
Itel, Sober 5. @rant, bdlt lid, 5ur3eit
in 2onoon nit. 'SS%Situerbalb Der nad)'
iten 5ipolf @pnate finoet m Serlln
elm internotionoler GonareB itatt, be!
meldem er ais Oelegat flulgiren lou.
nno CT bereitet iib in Sonocn et1
leine 8erliner NcprdicntaflohSp1lln'
ten Dor.
Oa oas Senats.Go nid)t Die
Madtppllfommenbeit beIist. Mornlo'
men aus fernen 2anoen NIT Sillfe pom
@unbcSmorid,dIlcn berbeibolen gu
laiiem liebt nlan iid) eben ge5ipilrgen,
81 iuarten, bis tie freitpiuia ton!nlen,
ooer man mltb anf Die Verporii''s
oieier Mormonen Seiligcit p~er5ldlfen.
Inter oieien llmIt6noen MIRO nan
iid aneerinsere 2idter Der Mormo-
! nen.airde balten miiflent UNI ole &C.
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Scfanmtmad]mugcm
Staats : Siccns : 9cfanmtmad)nna.

Inoiirh lper6en alle Yerlonen II.
&orperi6aiteu, incorporate ooer po-
litiide, melde IN Der Stabt 9olti-
more Elm @eiddit b%etreibcn, iiir ipcI-
DIES sic grbebung Elmer Staot5 : 81.
cen5 e~rforOerlib lit, otfgeiorOert, ON
ooer Dor Dem 5"lpeiten Gage 0es Wo-
mats Moi .. S. cine icen5 81 loien
ooer OicIel6e 5lt erreltcrn.
Cine geri6umniB Ser Grleilerrng
ibrer 2icen5 bis gum 5tpeitcn Gage
oeS Monats Mai 3. S. bon Seiteu
bon Berionen, Die icbt iolfe 9eldai-
te Detreiben, miro oieielben elmer
@eloltrafe unterfperfe
Sn llcbcreinItimlnung nit benz &c.
Irtifcl, 81. r,no so. glbld)nitt, ocS
Sober Der ollgemeincn oiicntliGen
8elese mer0en @pplifonten fir Sra-
DerS' Sicen3en ouigeforOert, IN Ser
Jon por6llpyeGen uno cine beid)mo-
rene Ingabe ilber bcn @crt6 be5 bon
Dem beIagtcn Ipplifunten gefiibrtcu
2ogerS 81 MAIDEN. Die 2iccn5 miro
oentgentGB allsgcltcqt merocn.
Sr. Ioam 9eupert, s(ftuor bcS
Common Eleos = @eri6ts, miro orll
mo na6 Sicnitog, oeu 5. slpril
1904, 5uiiden ben Stunoen bon 8
llbr Sormittag3 bis 4 llbr Iodmit.
togS, III ieinem 9iireou i'm Grbgc-
idob beS @erid)tsgebGuoeS, GSapette.
Itraben- gingang, 5ur g~usgabc bon
Siccn5en bereit iein.
9aS StoatS = S%erliGcrlmgs De-
partclnellt bon Marplmo miro ON II.
noh Montog, bcn 3. Mai 1904,
5lpiiden Den Strnocn bon 8 llbr
GormittagS bis 4 llbr Na6mittags,
in icinem 8ilrcml, &r. 4t1h, @elt.
TopetteltraBc, 5urSeronSgabung bon
@eriidcrmgS Mofler 2icen5en be.
rcit lcin.
@iQiam s. Green,
Sheriif bon Baltimore.
Wprilt ,5;7,9.12,t4,tG,t9,2l2
26,2S,3O
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Yrbeitcr &crcius- &alcnocr.

nSeoerotion Of 2obor" Ser.
iommlungcn jeben Wittiuo6 gbeno
in Der r&ed)obite.Salle".
yWtobelorbeiter-l lnion Scr. 1893,
Il. 9. Of &. & s." = @eriammlung
ieben 9onneritag I'M .2abor-2p.
ceum," gtr. 10t1, SIt-9oltimore.S 9 TT.
u9ier . Iusfobrer : Union Scr. 173"
: &eriommlung ieoen anoeren
Sonntog.
nWtaihiniiten- iinb Sei5er-llnion"
@erlanmlung ieoen anSereii
0icnitog.
nMfeB9er-llnion Nr. 90" Ser,
lonmlung ieOen onberen Sonntog
i'm Monot, Nodnlittogs, i'm n2abor.
2Dceun".
n9auidreiner-llnion Scr. Al" -
Serlommlung jeoen 9onnerltag i'm
v2abor-2pceum".
n&iifer-ltnion" 8eriammlltno
leoen anoeren Sienitog, Ibenbs INN
s llbr, I'M .2abor-2pceum".
o9rnunrbciter Union Hr. s" =
Serlommlung ieoen anberen Conn.
tag, Nadmittags, I'M n2abor-2p.
ceum".
r9Gder-llnion Scr. t2" Ser.
lammlung ieben 5ipeiten Sannitog
im Wo1at, 9sabmittags, I'M r2abpr.
2pcelim".
rSo5ialiitiide Irbeiter.Yortei" =
Serlammlung ieoen Sonntog Gpr.
mittog I'M u2obor-2pceum".
vIrbeiter : 8ronten. unb Sterile.
&oiic, 9rand S6" = 8eriammlung
ieoen lebten Wontag i'm Monat I'M
ySabor.2pceum".
,Wltlifer.llnipn" = Gerlunmlllna
ieben eriten Sreitag i'm Wonat, 9or.
mittags, Int Der .Medonics' Salle"
an Der @elt-6 apette.S trabe.
.Sut- tnb 8appemnader . Union"
= @eriammlung ieben SamItag in
Ger. 915, Sit-Yratt.S trobe.
rNugemeiner slrbeiter : &ranfcn.
llnterltiieungs-Tcr bon SIt.galti.
more" @erianmlung jeoen 0ien.
itog IN 9ooeniteiner'S Saue, Nr.t234,
Oit-Sopette-S traBe.
nMrbeiter : aronfen. un0 Sterbc.
Gaiie, 9rand 1863" = &eriammluna
ieben 5peiten ltno Iebten SonnerItoa
in Wonat in &ilil's SoQe, Ode Sic.
ment. nno Gopion,S troBe.
nWaetaQ Mrbeiter : Union Hr. 10"
-Seriammlnng ieben Sreitog in 80.
oenlteiner's &aIe," Nr. 1884, SIt.
SIt-6opette.S trobe.
.unteritiieirngs . Gcrein @erma.
mia" @criammlung am letter
Sonneritag i'm Monat in 9ooenItei-
ller's Sale, Scr. 1884, Sit-Uapettc.
StraBe.
.9entid : Mmerifaniidc Sppogra-
pbia Yer. II" Seriammlung icoen
lettcn Sonntng I'M Monat. Nnd)-
mittags, in Noocnitcincr's Sauc, Gr.
! 1884, Oit.Gopettc- strobc.
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@orb : GortitraBe, uno 6rl. Maggic
Sufcrt mllrbcn gcitcrn Mor9en in
Der ct. Wtihoeis : airG)e, @de 2onl-
barb uno @olfeltraBe, bon Eater9S.
S6an5 5um 9ltnOe fiir'S 2ebcn pe,-
clint lI1b tegabelt lid na6 Der Sroll.
ing oltf cine SpdBeitsreiie na6 BENT
9orocn.
Son Gee unO Safen.-Ger
9ompfer vSronfiurt" pom gtprbN.
Slopo, Der geiterit bier fdQig mar.
miro toobriGcinli6 crit morgen bier
o%nlnngen. Ser 0ampfer ngronoen
burg" pom Norob. 2lopo ioQ NOR.
gen bon bier ta6 Bremen 5uriidfeb.
rem.
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S6iffS-N adridtem.

Sem. Oorf, IA. gpril. = Ger
0ompfer ga lorraine" lit nof
SABRE obgefa6ren.
Scillp, fl. slpril. - Eoiiirt;
Camper .Eotsbam," bon HeipsOorf
no6 Totteroom beitimmt.
Heopel, IA. MpriI.- Ger Cant
pier uGrinceb Srene" bon Tep-Oorf
lit o%ngefonmen.
Samburg, IA. Ipril. - Ser
9ompfer n0euti6lnno" BON Nelu'
Yorf lit bier e%ingetroffen.
2i5oro, "A. gpril. Ser 9pni-
pier u2o S%ouroine," BON NemsDorf
nod SABRE unterpegs, fubr bier
pprbei.
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SOllenma6i exp! o.
Dirt

utrt.
Pefersburg, IA. Npril.- Gin
atardllt, Tamens a%a3onoff, Der im
u9ofel OH ytoro" am Heu5fp = Ero-
lpect abgeitiesen mar, botte cine in,
ternollide Woi6ine in leinem &ofe
Ter; Gielelbe erplooirtc geitern9lbelO
llno &a5onoff lpuroe in Stiide s@errii.
len. Seridieoene Yerionen wuroen
Derlebt nno oos Sotel ting 6euer,
Sle Sprlben loi6ten oos Scller nnn
Ianoen DIE Veiueiie. Inter Den &er.
leBten lit aud) elm @ooett ser Ilotte.
geulenpeit am Sue5fonal.
Fort Saib, @gppten, IA. gpril.
- Gte VebDrben boben conitatirt,
baB Elm @ann bier an ser 9eulcnpeit
geltorben it,.
Gle Sbibets Milton.
Sonoon, Ia. @pril. - 9oS llns
terbous nabm nit 270 gegen 81
Stimmen cine Heiol1tion an, meld)c
Die Germenoune bon inoiiden Srllp-
pen IN Der upolitii6en Sbibet-Wtii-
Itpt YulDelBl.
StaatsiefretGr fir TSlloien 9roo.
rif berlas bel ser @il1bringung Der
Nelolution cine 0epeide bon Sberit
Uonngbusbono (oem politiIdenglgen
ten an Der Spite Ser Grpeoition),
bes Snbalts, boB ObcrIt WocOonalb
(oer Gommanoeilr Der Gsfortc) lei
iten Veitimmunasort 6pongtie, Sbi-
bet, am II. Ipril erreibte, obne olld)
MIR einen Wann 81 perlieren.
Die 0epei6e iiibrt 0onn peiter
ans, 81 Sbibetaner mGrcn I'M b0diten
Sraoe oemoraliiirt l,lo fliidteten iid)
in oas 8pan9tie-5ba bin5uiiigeno,
oaB Der dineiiibe glbgeoronete ber-
onnaDe, uno boB Die Nb8eianoten Der
Gbibetaner na6 @pongtIe unterme9S
Ieien.
Sr. 9robrid fubr tort, oos britt.
Idle @orgeben 81 pertbeiOigen, inocm
er erflGrte, ipGbreno Die Gbibetnner
einerieits ben Gerlrd mod)ten, lire
ge5ieblrngen 5u Snoien 81 beihr0n-
ten, mGren lie nnoererieits gleid5eitig
bemilbt, IN ge5iebungcn nit NllB-
lano 81 treten. Die britil6e Gegie-
rllng fonnte cine Ienoerlng 0es poll
tiifen Stotlis quo III Sbibct nid)t
biuigen, nad) cinem &criltd Seitens
irgenb elmer misldnoiihen Hegiernng,
BORT ein porberridenoes Sllterelie ST
ctabliren, %5uieben.
8roBbritonniert, crfIGrte ST.. 9roO-
rid, bege fem Gerlangcn burlad), oaS
2ano 81 beieben oOer cine Oallernoc
Expedition in Sbibet 81 begriinoen,
ober Die Hegieruug' mGre felt emit
idloiierL Dab, ipelln ir9clto eineWad)t
in Sbibet cinen moBgcbenoen Gin-
iluB mSiiben io1lte, @roBbritdnnier
oieie Mo6t lein miille.
Der Siibrer ser 2~iberdlen, Cir
Senrp Campbell 9annermun, iibte
ihorie &ritif al Der Sbibet.Grpeoi.
ton, pcrllrtbeilte fie uno Die nIb-
lhlod,tungA ser Sbibetoner; unO iog-
te, odB Srr: h0rosrif's g~rflirlnger
Der @riinoe fir Ole Wiifiott ourdails
uligeniigeiib ieien. .
9ie 9ebatte fam nit elmer flir5en
@niprod)e bes TremierS 9dlfour 5llnl
Ibifll,b. mcldbe IN Der G%rtlGrung gi-
pielte, boB Die expedition feline an-
oefipeitige 9lbiidtcn perfolgc. Gos
2ebte, mas Die Hegierung miinld)e,
idbloB' er, lei Die 8ergroberung ibrer
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MbfaBrtstage Der Sampfcr pOn Nciu
VDrf.

IbfaDrtstage Der Samptcr pDn Ncius
Ourf.
n9eIgrapia" na6 Samburg - 16.
Ipril.
st. SAUL" nod Soutbampton-1G.
9(pril.
uaroonlano" nod @ntperpen - 1G.
Slpril.
uMinnebaba" nad 2onbon - t6.
slpril.
rllmbria" na6 2iperpool-t6. @pril.
uGpnoam" nad GotterDam - 10.
9(pril.
Settle" nod 2ipcrpool-o0. @pril.
uslugllita Siftorio" na6 Samburg--
81. glpril.
Bremen" nab 9remen-2t. IpriI.
~9retogne" nad Sopre-21. Gpril.
vGeltic" nod 2iperpool-15. Mpril.
nSurncilia" nod @lasgoiu 16.
~Soben5ollern" nad Ncopel uno @e'
nuo-23- gpril.
rEbiloocLpbio" na6 Sputbampton
-23. gpril.
~3eelano" lta6 Siperpool-23. Nprll.
"Gompania" nod 2iperpool - %.
Ipril.
uEretoria" nod Samburg-23 .g(pril.
minneapolis" nab 2onOon - 90.
Slpril.
rSSlonb" nad Copenhagen - 90.
Mpril. u..l
vGniicr @ilbeIm ser @roBe" nah
premelt-26. gpril.
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8ctramt. - Hoitor 3. u. Gon-
raoi troute WittpodJ Mbeno in lei.
her Mobnrmg, Ger. PIP, Siio Infl.
Strobe, Srn. Oscar Nagle NIT SRI.
Warp Meis. Gle Nenpcrni1bltcn
merbcn an Der Noromelt : Gfe De-
Canton : gpcnnc nno @aibington.
Strabc tpobnen, ipoielbit Der neilae-
bodene Gbemann cin Meitanrant be-
trcibt.
Sr. George Nieberoins pon9sr.1,
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Icpartement fir tiieutlide @crbcijerargcu.
enb'or2artcrteTt bes Gtaot.Sngcnienrs.'
Ser Staots Sngenieur miro i6 am 81. slpril
1904 5u ocii ntitenGcllannten Siurocn an Srt
uiio Sielle einiinoen, nm Die iuI9cnoen Ri
oeaur ieit8uiteueii:
Gli5abetbs9 Zane, sipii6en Sentb.S trabe rns
NarncpsSirahe. Inn $50 Aubm. 9orieb's Cane,
5tpifhen Srcocrids 9oao mo 9SeSleDs SiraBe, Inn
4.t5 9iabnl.
Q. Z. Senean,
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Garl .Nnfcr.

Gs itorb nad, laltgerer aronfbeit
geItern Ibeno Garl Sitter i'm 9lltcr
BON IL Sobren in ieiner 8pbnu1d,
gtr. 703, Sit-9reitonltraBe. Die 3eit
Der S~eeroigung miro ip1ter onge5eiat.
G06(
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bureau Der etraRsa.1 1t rtbrans. 6 ummtndrc.

Baltimore, Den Is. slpril 1901.
Sic Strdbell : @urtbbru6s 9onlintiiarc utus
6en hermit in llebcrcinitimrrtng nit benz
g'nltimorer Staot Charter. sibi6niii 500. be
f1nlt, hab tie iDre critic &erinnlntluug AM
Wiputan, ocn %. Mai 1904, Inrmitiups 10 llbr.
in BEN Qircau Der G%opimtiidrc, Raibbou5, al
baltelt lpcroer, lin ole SSolniuc1i GuS5uiibe1 ma
Die ibnen iibcrirnGeuct inn bon ibncn oerlnIl94
ten Yilidtcu 5u ertiilen in Neireii Der Gols
hentirlng inb SblieBun0 bon WieperSsS irube.
6pifdel Der Gillette Der SadiortsStrdBc uno Der
Siihpeitfeite Der .5ori-slocnue, mo Der gioros
%fpeitfeite Der 9scbitersS giraffe, In Scin1bbcit Ger
Seroronii9 ar. 40 ocs Oilnor5 llno Stabirdi5S
bon Baltimore, ~bcitdtiGi ai 7. Widr3 1904.
3. Artbur Iifbdm,
Ncurg 2cWea,
Gas. 8. MARINE,
~Gommifidrc.
0ia. u. ~9iuogcr6, 9tcri.
(@lpril15.o % % WlniG. ta. 2Ol
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gurean Der etra0cn.3 n-0brnns.eomm

VHrtIH OCT GtfutrH'IN shibfHdlsaN UItfItNntc.
Baltimore, ben 10. Ipril 1904.
Sic Straben SurcbbvudD5 : Gnmniiiidre ma
den hermit In uebcrcinimmulg init oem Sal
Dab iie Die eriic EcriammIlug en- Wlpntaa, ben
90. Widi 1904, &orinittug5 10 llbr, in Dem 9ns
reaI oct Goiiluiiidre. 9tatbBuuS, d6balien lpers
I'm T S,e @oainabt al"2tliuen nno ole j9lIsi'
ten III ~eriiilet in @etvefi Der Gonoenniruno
lino S6Iichu1a oes Sbcil5 ber9iepersttrabe bon
Gopin9ton Strnbe bis SGdipn Sirabe. in @es
nibbeit Der Sernronuit9 gr. 30 oeS 0iuDorS
nno SiaotrulDs bon baltimore, ~bcftdti9i am ~.
Wtdr5 1901.
=. Irtbur W.dbG.t,
SeErD 0ciuel,
SaS. y. Marine,
9unmiiilre.
@ug. Il. Googcrs, 9ieri.
(glpriLt5. %. 90. Nlai0. 1920
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Stcncr . Tcpdrtemcnt,

Stcncr : Tcpnrtcmcn!,
Mntbbau3,
Baltimore, ben 10. gpril 1904.
Sieuer5dblcr peroen bier5urd, ber1hridiiGt,
oa3 Elm Rabutt bon eifeiH q Yro5ent beiuilligt
lperoeu miro auf aue Grllnoei1entbnmss, Scr
fpnals iino Seitritdicii : Steler : Jtechnunnct
fir 1904. Die pdbreno pes Wiordte Nprtl 1904,
nid)t ipdter ais bis ~ ilbr 0titiaa5 AM Gam
itag, ben 80, @pril, hciabIt ioeroeii. 8eilI Ras
BAIT nab nciil 80. Npril miro nuf Herlonals mo
peroen; befantc Nod munger iperoen an 1. Wni
1904 i'm Hiidiiatoe fem, bon ieneil Datum an
3inicn iiiiertuorien .iio iGls Die 10 inl Hiidiinns
&c befineiidcit Steuert nibt in1crbalb 30 Ia;
oet bon ba an be5nbii iperbeIt, miro elmer ieoet
He6nune cine Strnfgebiibr bon orei go Bro
sent oes 9ruttosAe.rugc5 bil5igetiiet uito Die
oer.
SienerSabIer f5rnen lid ibre Rehnunaen oers
f6aiien, inoein tie perionlid. ODER bur6 glgens
ten, poer per Foft haram erfliden.
Scnr0 @intamS,
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