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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-27
Japanese Seem to Have
Object in Re-
treat.
EVACUATE SENUCHEN
Decisive Battle Thought
to Have Been De-
1ayed.

st. Petersburg, June 27.-The Japa-
nese have evacuated Senuchen appar-
emily with the object of enticing Kuro-
patkin south In the meanwhile Kuro-
hi is advancing on Haichen ready TO
attack the Russian left and is again
moving troops north from Feng Wang
Cheng. The result of recent develop
ments it is believed by the general
stafT will defer the prospects OF a big
battle. The Russians lost 81 men in
the recent fight northeast of Feng
Wang Cheng on the Mukden road.
Prepare for Grent Battle.
St. Petersburg. June 27.-Dispatch-
es received here from Tatchekiao in
dicate both the Russian and Japanese
armies are moving into contact for
great battle which even now may be
in progress. Kuropatkin yesterday
assumed the offensive against Oku.
while Kuroki from position IA miles
to the eastward was moving against
the Russian flank at Hal Cheng.
Report of Fight.
St Petersburg. June 27.-(Mid-
night)-lt is reported that a serious
land fight has taken place near Tat
shekiaO. in which the Russians were
defeated. but no confirmation of this
report is obtainable.
Oku Withdrawing.
Lao Yang, June 27. l a. m The
second Japanese army, under Gen.
Oku. is Withdrawing all along the line,
having apparently Abandoned the in
tention of effecting a juncture with
Gen. Kuroki's army.
Mny Lnck Ammunition.
Liao Yang. June 27.-The apparent
cessation of the Japanese advance in
northern Lao Tung peninsula is at
tributed here to the loss of two or
three transports carrying ammunition.
The naval battle off Port Arthur caus
ed an alteration in the Japanese
plans.
Have Few Guns.
New Chwang June 25.-tDelayedD
An Associated Press courier who
has been out three days returned to-
night and reports that Japanese were
seen 10 miles southwest of Kaichow
this morning. Information from pri-
vate Russian sources indicate that the
field artillery between Lao Yang and
KaichOw.
News Suppressed In Russia-
St. Petersburg, June 27.-Up to last
night the Japanese report of the loss
Of three Russian ships at Port Arthur
had not been published here. though
the authorities have allowed to be
printed a statement that the squad
ron had made sortie and also reports
Of the loss of Japanese torpedo boat
destroyers. Some of the papers have
even commented with satisfaction on
the prospect of the fight in the open
sea. where the merits of the two
fleets would be fairly tested.
An official explanation of the sup
preston of the Japanese report is that
the admiralty is unwilling to alarm
the public unnecessarily by the cir
culation of such statements entirely
on the authority of the enemy and in
the absence of definite advices from
the commander at Port Arthur
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-27
TRAMPs OvERRUN TOWN:
ARE FOND OF ATHLETICS

Greenwich. Conn, July 27.-The
town is now overrun with twentieth
century hObos, who are here in such
numbers that they have organized into
baseball mines, and several games
have been played between them. It
is now expected they will engage in
golfng, as a few nights ago the Sound
Beach Golf and Country club house
was broken into and fifty golf balls
were stolen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-27
FIVE HUNDRED PORTO
RICAN TEACHERS COME

San Juan, June 27.-Five hundred
Porto Rican school teachers have sail
ed on the transports Fitzpatrick and
Sumner for New York. They will take
the summer course at Harvard and
Cornell universities. The people of
the United States subscribed $25 900
for this purpose. The government con-
veys them TO the United States and
back again free of cost.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-27
REFORMED JEWISH RABBIS
MEETING IN LOUISVILLE

Louisville. KY. June 27.-One hun
dred and fifty rabbis. each represent
ing one or more congregations of the
Reformed Jewish church in America,
are in Louisville to attend the fifteenth
annual conference of rabbis. Many
leaders in the Jewish faith are in at
tendance at the conference. which was
opened yesterday. The conference
was inaugurated with a night service
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-27
CONTRITION Is NOT
THE RIGHT SORT
Germany and France Not Disposed
to Accept Haytian
Apology.

Berlin. June 27.-The government
has decided to send a warship to Port
au Prince. Hayti, after having agreed
with the French government that a
simple apology is not sufficient repara-
ton on the part of the government of
Hayti for the recent stoning of the
French and German ministers by the
palace guard at the Haytian capital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-27
Low RATE FOR NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Burlington road is making a
strong bid for the business that will
be attracted to st. Louis during the
national democratic convention open
ing July 6. and today announced a
round trip rate from Rock Island OF
s7.65. Tickets at this rate will be on
sale July 2 to 6. inclusive, with final
return limit of 10 days from the date
OF sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-27
MGR GUIDI, APOSTOLIC
DELEGATE, DIES IN FAR EAST

Manila, June 27.-Mgr. Guidi. apOs-
tolic delegate to the Philippines. died
yesterday morning from heart disease.
Funeral services will be held in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-27
WANTS STANDARD
OIL DISSOLVED
Ohio Man Undertakes Big Task AL
IeRing Violation OF Anti
Trust Laws.

Trenton, y. j., June 27.-Counsel
for George Rice. of Marietta, Ohio. to-
day filed in the court of chancery a
bill for the dissolution of the Stand
ard Oil company, a New Jersey cor
poration, charging the company is IL
legal and that it exists in violation of
the federal antitrust laws and of the
decision in this state relating to mo-
nopolies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-27
Two Institutions Involved
by a Cashiers
Shortage.
ONE is CLOSED TODAY
Attempt to Stop Run
With Display of
Money.

Saratoga, n. V, June 27.-The First
National bank of Saratoga was closed
today by order of the comptroller of
the currency According to a recent
statement the bank owed the deposi-
tors $4,000.
Run on Another Bank.
The run on the Citizens National
which began Saturday was continued
today by small depositors. John H. De
Ridder, cashier, who resigned on
Thursday, and whose bad investments
and alleged irregularities have, as of
ficially declared today, caused losses
to the bank of from $50 900 to $40. 1000,
already has turned over $4,000 to the
bank and also has disposed of his 24O
shares of stock to a syndicate.
Local stockholders have voluntarily
paid 81 per cent of the 100 per cent
assessed upon their holdings and the
new bank management is confident the
remaining 43 per cent will be paid in
promptly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-27
NEW JERSEY MAN SUICIDES
ON THE PIKE AT THE FAIB

st. Louis. Mo, June 27.-August Ur-
back, Is years old, of Paterson, N. j..
committed suicide last night during
a performance of the naval exhibit on
the Pike at the worlds fair by shoot
ing himself in the head.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-27
Plan to Stop Run.

When the bank opened today the of
ficers tried to stop the run by piling
up $35O,O0O on the paying tellers desk.
The sight of the large amount of mon
ey it was thought would alIay all fears.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-19
5dGluug uuu 9Opnen.

10. Suultcl.
Nttc uun 1902, Sitel pGinc Mite, bic
SahlHHa non gihncn burn 6urpurntiuucti
poer @ciellihaitca 5t rc1nitren, bic Serl'
ban pber Stcinbritdyc, Sabritcn, Sanlpi'
bahncr, sclcqrapbcn, SclcpbPn rno or
rc1sGumpngnic'n in Wiargfuuo bctret.
beu," nnb 6nr @ieOerannabme berieiben,
T.. N6f6niii. 49, Gel es bon Der @eTctoebino
bon. Midrnlallo uertil9t, oaB bon mo mad Der
Reripoe bon eircnl YIionat nuh benz eritel So
&c i'm. Nprll. i'm Sdbte nclinieblbrnocrt tno
pier, -teoe Geleuidnft oocr Corporation, ole
&ei6diie i'm Stuote. MaruIa1to %bctrcibt mo
%9lrbeitcr, uniieut, Die in 8iirculls nbcr &1ei0s
a%rbeltcn i1 Ser9huIt, Der 5ubrifnttor, Dem
getriebc bon @ornpfs ooer eIeftrii6en @ilct'
babnen. strabenpa1nen aele9rap1sn, &eIe'
lung in oeicBlibeul @eIoe oer Screiniatcit
Staatcn bdlbnlolatItb an bcfagte Ntgeitelte,
Nrbeiter mo SoDnurbeitcr ooer oerel ulturts
itrte 9tgcnten an ibren reipeitibeu Nrbeitsors
icCh56cbn Iaaen, liHo HiCbt lpeniger, ais biers
6eln .IoGet %lciiter ion.
slb!6nttt 2: lino lei e8 t@Grrer oerLii9t,
porationeH ODER &eicaf6aftcn, Die In stbf6niit
| 6ieier elite genar,t itlo siino oorgenanrte
Seitbdfte betrethen. ooer irdsno einer bon oes
ven Seamtcn it6 peiGcrn ioateib 3obluua Si
Den i'm abidniit I bteier SQte qcnanIltcn 3eis
gcitenten. ben iblcn oocr irgelib einenl ocrfeIs
ben idltgen S0bIle at leiiien, folen beiagte@cs
l~elidntt, Corporation ooer genfltell, ole t6
70 i~ucigerr, cineS &eraeBenS f9uloig uro Der
Nnfluge urteriuortct iein, ulto llab leberfitbs
rIt1a nm cine Sunnlc bon lidt iiber 5peiSirs
bert Collars iiir ieoes Sergebcn b%eitraft iuer'
oet. .
Nbibu,.t 8. tlnb fci es ferner berfiigt,
&raft irete.
@~enebmigt am II. Mdr8 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-19
9lasemcine Gtaatseeiebe.
e6reibt bic @ra.

se a Se4 4, 40 ts,oe1S aai4s sItde g s8 Ssn a pie @s8;
aapiiei Us = 5reoerfS gSreipt O g6ou.
5eit fiir 9o6lanos9Silo BON 1. bis IS, Se5euts
Der IiIi1 an sSa1IiGSgsn Dor; ,
nuf @i6b5ri0en am /. September. id5Tpeibbt
cine Siceii5 bon $40 fir 9usiudrtioe Dor: ners
6ietet @rport; uladt @ieentbimer bon SuIts
pen ltr 9fH Don ipheil argeri1teter S6aoerl
agDitsi e29 - al1ssaal3 Scot cine
6nfi6e' 81 tta6tel. OeT tS1"St ei Sgn5aEIer' Sic Stiee
dnpitel G54 = 0or6efter - @iberrust me
8Drldlriftet bon adpiteI 410 in Nrz,tn nt,i
ole. @robe Der in 9afbot, Caroline tnS Son
DETER 81 fansenben, Git9e.
.aupiteI 652 @ordefier ediist fsiidi
i%pdbreno peg Srunit5eit nno tpenn bon SUN.
anpiteL GIT @aeennp W,odt ca 90,
febli6. &nuonebe nit 1hs8bqigen mafden
3ptl6en Dem is. Gebriur un6 benz Is. apriI
aGpitcI Col gnrs struubeI scrbietct
ben Gcbrau6 bon G4Ieppneeeu in Geiudiierlt
bal6 100 gnro5 Der Gueue zines TIlifes or
0npiiel G33 - g9icomico = Neauiirt Rim,
iung I'M GuGntico, GroaItico mo 9arreis
aapiteI 500 Queen gnne's s6reibt
cine 6liuocitcucr i'm oterten. gSabIbe3irf (aenis
Nsldno' oor; 6pingt GonitabIer, Die Sun6e
Ser Ncltnauentcn 5u t6oiett.
0GpiieI 55i - Sreoerid = madt bic Saob
bonn 10. Cftobcr big /. glooember unb an
9S1hlfngeH rllgcleBllD.
0apitel 49s 9ordbefter - @eipibrt Ipc.
8ieQe 4}ribiIe9ien an ben 9ooper's SsIan6.
aapitei 800 gatnrcrt. Riber SeeiTirt
Die SGgo aut Den lfatfhen uno SufIifieu,
NIT 9icen3en fit 9li5lpdrttge lno Gabufiibrer.
Snaoacfeb, etabIirt .9icen3 fit slusiparti9e.
fndbt @i1entbiimer fir ben BON ibren Sunoen
augcri6teten SGaocH oerauttportIid; fbreibt
Die Eeruusgn6ullG Der Strnien ltno qicen8en
fir bic $ergmnebrnn9 beg SStI6itanoes SSr;
bic ,Saa6 aui miIbcS SefIiacI am @eit' unO
Sapitei 400 - 8rebcrid gerbietet bas
S6ie6en unb SnGenftclen fir @6aeI, ipenll
in Smluirmett. nit gnlsndbme bon Saaenitel'
len ad3S i''i s 48g '' 1t @ a|6rn,s uro GorOert -
cbiigt ole Sin9pbNeI, nit Stlsuabme Der Go'
bins. 2er6en uno 9eourbiros.
9apitcl 475 --Srebcrid - Shof5eit fir
tuilbeS @eiIiigci bonn /. 9ioueinher bis sum
%. Ge8ember uno an Sorltagen urb @abl'
'&apiteI 43s Carroll oicen5 fir glus.
tpdrtige sum 5ii6cn i'm @oupcacp, %pberbaIb
.@npitei .4OS 9arfore - EearIirt ben
5ti6ta9Gt t1g @OnlleQsgTsef nu ~,
Gina mo Snlcftcn %lrciIenOe &b9el: hte5 er'
tett Napi:cI 4s2 in @eir0 unf q. Mnrb's,
SnpiteI $40 - gtueRnnO - @rfIirt SLID
Bots" ooer SdnInle ais etHeIt 8eneiitibaoen.
ocrpiIi6tet ben Gheriff, ~hicleIben SIT 5erttb.
cinctn ,3ebentIub bes &gloTGc-5 Intics.
aapiteI $40 : Saaos99aroeiHc - Sebt ollie
Dor benz 10. 9(priI 1904 ernuuntcn Stills
Sagoparbelne ab; e%rtrettert bic geinanib Der
lt5s2SarSeine olt,. n!ebr, alS elm @oulttn;
StuntsGuiudIte Der Counties uub Der Gtn0t
Separiemettts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-19
Ser Sars &urppatfinS.

Sin engliI6er 8eri9teritatter bonn
fernoItli6en Srie9si4aupldBe er3Gblt,
baB bic Nieber9eIGIagenbeit Der ruff
tden Stuppen in Sibirien unb Der
Wanbf9urei etne ungep0bnli6 qroBe
iei uno baB ii9 fdit ale Solbaten, OF
ft3iere pie Wdnni6aft, als Spbqez
ipetbte fii6len. Die traurieiten @ez
f9i6ten, 4bnungen, Srdume, propbez
5eiungen unb abergldubif6en 9eutunz
gen t%uriiren i'm .Qsers. Gine bieIer BON
jeoem er5d9lten pnb 'pilig geglaubten
9ef6t6ten 6eidgt, bos Der Sber6ea
fe9lsbdber General &uropattin Iid arf
ben &riegsf9auplab f6on ieinen ei9ez
men Sarg mitgebra9t babe, neil er
1i6er fei, ouB er nidt lebenb na9 Gubz
lamb SuriGte6ren perbe. Man niu qez
feben baben, mie auf Der Station, in
lpeI6er Der !90AIttommanbirenbe Ieis
men Separal3iG perlieB, pom leBten
g8dgen cine i4nale LANCE &ilte un0
nus bieier elm Sarg gebpben nuroe,
befen Sedel in golbenen 8u9itaben bic
Sni@rift trug: rNIersi Iitolajepics
&uropottin," 9ieIes @eidiat9eu finz
bet um 70 leidtcr @lauben, neil BON
Sffi5ieren, pelde bic nd6Ite llm9e61nq
bes Generals bilben, beHen @bI9iebsz
fobrt gu ieiner greiien Mutter duf i6r
@ut ndt1 GoIu unb Der grnit biefer
S3ens als flarer Gusbrud bon Sooes.
abnunsen bingeite1t pirb, Man min
fpeqr ipiHen, bab er Die alte 5rau ges
beten babe, fart gu fem, ipeun Iie i'm
auf biefer Melt nidt mebr ioQte ie6en
tDnnen. TIMER ben Sruppen lpirb ou6
BON einem 9raumgsiidt fabulirt, bas
Der General in Der eriten Na6t 9e6abt
BADEN fon, bic er i'm Setblager pers
bra6te, unb bos ibm iein traurigeS
Gnbe beutlid o~ffenbarte: Die Sapansr
batten iiA auf i'm selpprfen, i'm ge=
tDbtet, feinen 2ei6nam 5erItidelt unb
in cine @rube getpprfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-19
Sdliuimtncnec ErlMlcn.

Wdbrenb Der GeurtGen Sommerz
terten follen i4pimmenbe 5erieni4uz
len fur Die G6icagoer S9ultinber einz
9eri9tet peroen. 8rei 9ompfer Ipllen
gu oteiem 2ped in 0ienit 9cite1t iperz
ben uno tdgli9e Grturiipnen unternebz
men. Quf Der 5abrt mill man ben
&tnbern llnterri9t in Der Geographic
uno Geologic bon G6ica9o unb umges
geno, Iofpie in Dem 6anbel unb 8erfebr
Der Staot ert9eilen. Sin jeoer Der
0ampfer ptrb nit einem @orleIe3imz
mer unb SiBplGben fir 200 S9iiler
au%sgeItattet. @iner Der Odmpfer ipirb
am Wlorgen ben Gbicdgp Nioer binuns
terfabren, unb bic beiben on0eren
Oampfer tperben am Ra9mittag ents
lang Der itGotiI9en Waiierfront treuz
gen. Die Ginber nerben babel @elegsns
belt baben, aus eigener Wnf6ouung fi4
NIT Der topo9rapbiifen Gage Der Stabt
betannt gu MAIDEN unb dnoere %intereIz
1dnte Yuntte in Der llmgegeno tennen
gu lernen. Die Grturiionsbumpfer
geben am @rantsPart por Nnfer, mo
bann BON ben begIeitenben Qehrern
8ortrdge gebalten perben. Cine Mu'
iittapele pirb ieoen 9ampfer auf be,
Sabrt be9leiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-19
1tnftattbafte penlipnen.

lin einem in Weteranenz8reiIen pers
breiteten MibperitdnoniB betreffs Der
Mlterspeniion pprSubeugen, bat Der
penTions>8 ommiFdr Ware bieier Sage
folgenoe Grtldrung erluhen: n8si pies
len @%eteranen fdeint Die @nii4t per=
breitet gu fein, bab bic I~lterspeniion
suidBlid gu elmer i9on 'bemiai9ten
peniion be5pgen nerben lam. SaS III
Elm MiBperitGnbnib. benin oas @eIeB
perbietet ausbridli9 bic Se5abluna
BON me9r ais elmer Yeniipn an einen
penIionirten, unb in Solse Der @lters=
penilonsOr ipirb nur bic peniion
i6on peniionirter duf bic !SDbe Der
Mlterspeniion gebra9t perben, faus
bic biSberige 9~eniipn niebriser als BIZ
Ilterspeniion it," 1i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-19

unb auBeraem 100000 Brancs, bic er,
inter Gnterbung ieiner SamiIie, einem
Sreunb Dermadae.
BereiteIter g dbnraub b.
gei WlaOitaptas, RuBlanb, fiibrte
fur3lt4 Na9ts cine Rduberbdnbe burdj
S9ienenaufreiBen cine 3ugeniQteiiunq
9erbet, ii6erfiel ben YOItlpagen unr
fnefielte nit Der l3ug)pa4s S6iiIIe.
Iis 3eute bsrbeieilten, sntfIoben bic
HGuber, breite g%tutipuren binterlaI-
1eno. Die 9aTogiare unb bic poIi
bIieben unbefddbigt.
Der dff9e Rrpifpr. Die.
Ter Sa9e etIbien in sippersfeto.
HPelnpta5, Elm eIpa 4~0jdGri9er 6err,
UNI Die Spur> unb 0arte6enstofIe au
1splo1ren. j@GS er fort 1por, fan0 Der
Ie9neru ibnb ibm teim HepiOiren 100
Ufort neggetommsn naren. Die Gen.
pormerle lit nun eifrig ouf Der GuGe
no9 Dem Serrn Gepiior.
CINE e isenarti0 &c g o :
gel 9eu9e bate 6euer Elm Bauer
IN Der Ndbe bon 2rPuHtlin9en, gapern.
IN ietnem siridgarten oufgeTle1t. Ser:
1e!oe bangte ndmli4 an einem Der
Sirl9bdume einen groBen 9oqelfdFio
auf, in ben er tagsijbsr feline SaustoB,
lperrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-19
Sphopls Der In Der Sann IT. Sisuuo iona nm,
geltuiiMencu Saoos nnh SiSs,. VIZ

Sphopns Der IN Der Sann IT. sisuua 1904 an.
0isS 'npm,nisnen Sago: nab Stidgeietc.
Ste lol9ellnell SnpiteI ulb Sitei neben M,
S%Sneille. aoer nouitdnotee 3niornlatinn liner
q, &aptlel 70 gnne grliltSeI = S,dbro,,.
SS.o, oer9lelet Seriauf, ausgeilommeli aaniu.
uel lt1e St6b6rlden. 'a"'"'
Suptel VI Caroline NelIes Snoooe.
'eEs Gie Sa9o bel ga6t ber6ieteltS. '"S'S
cS S,,ip't ~ ~ Glieeu MINES - Sebt ben
Naptiel 142 - Nent miIs,s m.an.,
St11t 6niqSi Sis @rtetiago bis Sim %. aprii..
iNh9ei mo oetfrdnft bic @erte, "'"'u"''~f
Sapiiei $50 - 0olpnro Sifrte Mer.
p.eiei oell @ebrauh bon SbnomIit oner onSc.
SllbltuI8Ci. WV o'I~e' iWuoilWe
9apiteI les : Sent aeouIirt rio errs.
WI" s9n Hr1 S9s 6nIIetiieuen bon Siitbfef.
ssdpllei $50 = Snrfuro - SeRt hie ebop,
Sv,b lnr SSoo6eod bonn /. SuGi bis / Sonnar
"NS az SSa9lto9en i'm 9ipoentber left o
n, SupHei iys Gomeriet = Weiies SnoS.
SS IN orohel ShonSeit fir Suinnen auf Srei
Snn IN il96t ole @igentbimer tilt Sen
ouh ogttI @ntoen angerihtcten Gbaheft bers
s uuas,.tttu,''W, lmtelbt Gicen6 bon $40 fir sflis.
aapiieI III @arrctt serbietet per,o.
i%paffen. ~'use" DON 0ehef'
N9toniaes3 tt6gefes in Vesne auf shpraeit..
iree1S elmer 8elt, aGer Sr5be ,,n T''V SSstboSS gu
oes Snnees ocrbIeiben. ?" @'e'9'oe
Nnpttel 253 Slime sIrunbcI spcue
Sbor6eIt tir SohlonosgSiIo, einfhIiesith
sSppoeod, Srl'pe uIlo SIoper.
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Snbeas Corpus - Wt 1oeriabrigc.
2gt, Gonitel.

291. Gnnitel.
Sine Wtte BUM &ioerrnie NIB Der Nseoeran.
iiabn,e nit Nrtenocmenten bes 10. glb'
idlnitts bcs AZ. MrtifclS Der allgemeinen
pifcntiid1ert @ciete, betitelt rSabeas Cor.
gns." tlitertitsl "Seriabreu In Se5us anf
I. slbfbnitt IS fei bon Der algemelten Sc,
ietgehuiia bon WiarpIano oeriiiet, Dab Der 1S,
NeI9niit beg AZ. grtitsIs per aleemeinen
beas CORPUS" ltIttertiteI rSerfnbren in ge6ila
auf Minoeriabrige," hermit pioerrufeu uno 10
pitcher attgenorlrieIt fet, oab es, ME tolst,
is. gbf6nitt. Sin Mtnoeridbriser fam.
penli er oDne oebbriae 4ileae mo suiiibt lit,
elmer .Sngeno'slnitalt fir YtIeae. mo autittt
tberiuteiet peroert. Gin Wttnoeridbriger tonlnlt
ltter oiefe NeItimlnlln9en, penn CT obne Inter
tltllt ooer Nnih6t III ooer bon tetHeli @lterfl
ooer TtIeeeeItern pernu6Idiiigt UNI nIibbaneeli
ooer penn iolbe Sliern ooer Bflegeeifern nib
i'm Stanoe iilo, geb1rig fit ibn 81 torgeH, ooec
penn es liar eri9eint baB Der gbaraiter oSer
Die urtSebiltg FOLDER Minoerldbrt9er 10 4eta1r..
LID ooer oerfonlule1 geiporosIl nl2, onB oas
pobI, als Der 5riebe uto bic @eieuf1atts'
Srofune cine loIbe Serfipire ilber ben Din
beridbrigeIl ertoroern. yin be9,anoieies zoe,
ridt, elm 9ii6tcr beiieIben. eifi Srieoellsrtdter
f6nnsn Minoeridbriee, weI6e nrier oieie aii'
bril- fallen, elmer SugenosglnitaIt iiberipet'eIt,
ipeIbe inter ben @eieeen oes StaaleS Wiarp'
Lqno ineorporirt IT. mp earin nesalisn Ser9en,
foiuphl, ala pte Wlioben, allS9etionltleil, fpeln
~bteielben irei ans Der Initalt e%iltlanen iperoen
ooer In uehereinitir1nluflq NH oenl gelesilpen
Gana, mo ioIbe @erihtSbealnte fotliieil lolhe
Winbcridbriee quf einen Battlefield bin Dor l9
brineen Iafier, iperi ein FOLDER Wtin5er1dprige
eebrn6t perber fam ober ohne oerlelben 5lee'
aen lit, poef bic ltnlitdnoe aItoerer gfnfnr ltllo,
Sah bon eineit SaftheiebI ~slbitafo aertortrlen
merben fam; ut6 nue Seridte ener Hea1!ielts
peihe unter ben Sorfebunget oiefes abitrltites
baroelr, iino nit allen 9etpnlfefl ausaeltdtiet
Inn Die bier anaeflbrten gefugni1ie ans6iTiib'
rem.
2. sbihniit. tlno es lei ferner oerororet.
bab bieie gfte bonn Datum ibrer IrllabuIe aH
in Strait tretcn iou.
9eHebmigt am z. 9lpril 1904.
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Gin 6 erinnens@ Ser
ge9en llebers unb Sonntagsars
belt fpa fih nab Der ,.Sranffurter Set
tung" iiingIt in paris gsbilbet bdben.
Sem prosramm, bds glei65eitig ben
3ped Der 2tea entbiiat, beitebt aus
folgenben bier puntten: 1. SHE eille
Seiteuung gu MAIDEN, bepor man ttdj
barber liar aepprben 1T, baB lie dui
tetnen San gla6ts ober Sonntagsars
belt erforbert; 2. feline 8eteQungen i'm
leBten qusenblide aufaugeben; 3. ole
Steferun9en mad 7 llbr @benos uno
an Sonntag gu berpeigern, uno d
ietne 9edrunaen regelmdbig uno
piinttli9 su be3ablen. Die leste Sea
lt!mmuns 1T allerbines gesignet, liep'
tiiSe 9smutber nit MiRtraller gu er'
fIuen.
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Iasemeiuc Staaisseiete.

annapoIts, ND. i'm 0sai 1904,
@ir begIaubieen bierour9, bnB bic berlhte'
biung aeuuie 96febrlften Der DcrfbteoelieH Iftt
itno, ltno baB bas 9aiun Der SeiIebnttglne
einer ieben folder elite am @noe 5ertsibel
rt6tig nn9eeeben 1T. mo oab bela9fe Ilie oel
@eiebaebung Der SibIng bon 1904 oleleTi9eI
9ltte limo, iuel6e pom @ouoerreur lno BEN
@eneraIs9(nfuult 8lr Ser6ffentlibulg b%elttnlnll
luuroen.
Gpenccr Is. Sunes,
4rdIoent oes Senats.
@eurge q. 9glcbnrt
Mp6ert wluh, Getretir oes Senats.
u. 6. smitt, GbefsGlerf oes unterhdlileS.
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Collateral. Grtihaitsftener
300. Qapifel.

Cine Mite SUM @iocrrnfe nuo Der @teoeraf'
nabme Der 4tifnitte f13, ia, i15 nne
JIG ocs 81. Nrtifeis Der algen'etnen ut
f~cntiidleu @eiete, Sttel ,Ginfiinfte uno
stenern." llntertitef Observation-Disclosures
%fteuerf.
+. slbf6nitt. - Gs miro bon oer 9efebgebuig
bon WihrDIano oerpronet, oab bic Mbidnitie
1t3, ia, lis uuo lie oes 81. IrtifelS ees
Gooeg Der augemeinen Staatsgefete, 2iteI
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Sum Gerbpt uun Grap. pber @iirielipiel.
1873. Gupitel,

~ wv 0hNN SiuNtihT ENhllhuitANN WV w
@icbcrnuunbue oes 1919. 9ibimaittS uun
9irtifel 81 Der aifcntlifen allncntcinen@e
icee, 5itef ,@erDrcdten nno Siraicu," I'M
terrified v@lidaipieIc," ipie I'M 3iS. aapt'
tel Der Titc upn 1900 u%ngcnumnen.
+. @bf6nitt. Il IS fei bon Der @Cietgeblna
bon Wiurplalo> %perii0t, onB Der t20. .glbi9nitt
Ses q. grtiteIs per nq9cneinen ottentli@er
Geiebe, belitelt rNer6reben II. Strafen," lin.
t~crtitcI y8liidSipteIe, " lute oerielbc i'm 94s.
sapttel ber sltte non 1900 al9eIiontnlen ,pur.
De, hermit iuioerruien, artenoirt iinb ipieoer
angellommen fei, paB oerieIbe ioIgenpermabe1
Ialiet:
oo5 &Iidsipiei. e%citannt sSbimbIes@ ODER
yGbe little 2ctcr," obcr g8iiriel, elm epieI.
ne!6Gs ataelnein "grap" s]enalnt miro. eoer
miite!it fnli6cr Nunittiide ipieIt, iou mad ieia
ner lleber1iibrul9> tlr elm iol6es %erse9en
5ipei Sabre grbeitsbnuS crbalten, ooer Su eis
ner @elbbIBe ocrurtbeiIt iperben, pelfe ni1t
iiber Sunoert Collars 'betrnoeit BARI. ooer @ets
beS. ie na6 benz Sutoiinfen oes @cridts.
2. IbfbHitt. - Inn tet eS oerurbnet. bab
6ieic sltte BON benz Satum i1rer Innabue an
8eieb iein fou.
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(Sortiebuna folgt.)

Hooifol, - 5rau (oie 3eitune
%leleno); oGenfe Dir, cine Sliege
triegt III bier @od)cn oreibig Sllnge"
- Wonn; sd bite Sidl perihone
mid MIR nit 6omiliema6ridten."
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lpnter Q d. riititeIlern.-
Der Seitartifler @umbrmsfi lheint
lid iton gor5 altSgeihrieben 81 ba-
benz" nSa. er liegt bereitS in oelt
lesten Sdrift5iigen."