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JAPAN'S TERMS, WHICH
WILL BE BACKED BY WAR.

quently withdrew them and assumed
an attitude which left the Japanese
little hope in the way of reaching a
satisfactory agreement.
THE Japanese Government, confident
In the declarations OF disintereste dness
In Manchuria made by Russia. and
Continued on Second Page)
The evening world., 1904-01-06

TOXIC. Jan. GA high japanese au-
khority to-day made the following ex-
planation Of the status of the Far
Eastern questions:
"Tbe statement that Russia has made
concessions to Japan is not exact. on
the contrary Russia, in the month OF
October, made certain concessions,
which were accepted by Japan. subse-
The evening world., 1904-01-06

In the pockets
the school building but would they
hat set fire.
Detective learned that
afraid would compelled
the building make certain
they believed they school
the Chdren Society
earraigne n Children's Court
The evening world., 1904-01-06
THRILLING RESCUE
AT A FIRE IN HARLE

Quick and policemen saved children
N a
luncheon in their
coming cellar
showed
dumb-water shaft
FOUND A FAMILY UNCONSCIOUS.
While Carey through
Cor ran TO the street
Brobv went found Richard Doyle
partially the smoke
Of fiat the top floor
Brophy children
6reescape the Bophy
Doyle in bedroom sunocated
nearly the whole length of the big
extension ladder against the front OF the building
THOUSA NDS SA w THE RESCUE.
The had gathered the street cheeed the
as She her husband and her chill
sren we're there and revived
While Loerhaus Phalen and Kpp of Fire
, old: Edward years old unconscious
in room of their fat Smoke from the ashat had
al,i the and had unable
had placed
an tho ed about
that posit found 93tl
AL RESCUED BY HEROIC WORK.
rr orer CARRIED them TO the carried them
down the 6escape taking of the children
Adair and another taxing lae 'hiu 'Hi :" ' w -
quickly revived
soor after the fire was rush the tenants for
Continued Page)
The evening world., 1904-01-06
SPECIAL EXTRA.
MADOO WILL
CLOSE DEATH
TRAP THEATRES

Police Commissioner McAdoo said this afternoon that he
would bring proceedings against all theatres not obeng the
law as soon the Fire or Building Department reported to him
sufficient evidence on which to act.
Mr. McAdoo not ready to make any changes in the Police
Department and does not contemplate SpaCng Inspector Nc
ChiSky as Chief of the Detective Bureau.
The evening world., 1904-01-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thlrty-six hours
ending ct 8 p. M. Thursday for
New York City and vicinity:
Generally fair and not SO cold to-
night and Thursday; light to
fresh west to southwest winds.
The evening world., 1904-01-06

Blue Blaze, Circus Girl and Lingo
alternated In showing the way, the first
six furlongs. Blue Blaze cut the corner
at the turn into the homcstretch and
this move placed her length In front.
When the final test came Blue Blaze
weakened and dropped out OF II, leaving
the issue to Lingo and Circus Girl.
The former came strong the last hun
dred yards. while Circus Girl weakened,
for second money, Lingo winning under
"A drive.
The evening world., 1904-01-06
THIRD RAcE-komon,bo Is to y
I. Miss Hume (s to y 2, Nellie Wad-
dell 3,
Especial to The Evening World,

RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS
Jan. 6.-Ideal racing weather apd fast
track had tendency to make the sport
more interesting than ebar at the
Crescent City course to-day. Large
fields went to the post in all but one
race.
The evening world., 1904-01-06
KOM0MlBO WINS
THE THIRD RACE
Favorites Have a Bad Day at
the New Orleans Track-Fort
Plain Takes First and Lingo
the Second.
THE WINNER

FIRST RAcE-Fort Plain (6 to y
I, Kings Charm 90 to u 2, Cedar
Rapids 8.
The evening world., 1904-01-06
THIRD RACE,
Six furlongs.

Mss II inc rushed to the front Ht tho
start and snt terrific pace, she opened
stree, hlt tho crfNri told In the run
home. wltrc she tired When the final
test came she hung. and l<omombo,
running much gamer than usual, got up
in the last few strides and beat her out
a head. Nellle Waddell was lame going
IL the post
The evening world., 1904-01-06
EVERY CLASS ROOM WAS QUICKLY
EMPTiED BY PERFECT FIRE DRILL
Two Boys Who Have Recently Been Com
planned Against as iruants We're Seen
Running from the Building and Are Ar
rested on Suspicion.

in the
and Ann
children building
the
SA w TWO BOYS RUN AWAY.
turning he
the officers
extingued blaze after the cloak
children
classes The fredri wa ane
called in the West One
minutes Arthur pono
old of
53 West Hundred
and
nf hockey
dbeenre officers
The evening world., 1904-01-06
american Marines on Guard in Corean Cap.
itaI, Where Outbreak Is Threatened, While
Russia and Japan Are Rushing Army
Forces to the Centre of Trouble.
British Marine Engineers Sail in Haste on
Orders from the Mikado and Naval Men
Start for Italy to Man New Warships
Japan States Her Case.

WASHINGTON 6-Advces
luminous
Nn
territory
threaten
actually their safety matter Of which the
full weight
despatch
ryes
Cor thiryfve
vicksbug
american Legation. 1t
this time poauton the
ask which
warshp Russian American the
is over
sary."
TROOPS RUSHED TO COREA.
Russian rife
decided 5000
landing
will
landing marines that
peril through stirred either Russian
Japanese fomentng
TROUBLE IN SEOUL WOULD HASTEN CRISIS
would
watching situation
at
a the is
Russia
throw $4,000 into Co and has
The evening world., 1904-01-06

Father John,A Medicine cures
colds. brenehltis and all throa, ana lung
The evening world., 1904-01-06
LATE RESULTS AT NEW ORR. .EANs.

Fourth RaGe-Tribes Hill |, LauraHgher 2, Bondage 8.
Fifth Race-Moning Star l. Imp. Mad MuIah 2, DIsky3.
Sixth Race-Ethe Wheat l. The Messenger, Bard of Avon
The evening world., 1904-01-06

NURSE GIRL ARRESTED FOR POISON CANDY OUTRAGE.
ITHACA N. T., Jan. 6-Margaret Cunningham, nurse girl
lin the employ of Prof. Chamberlain of the Cornell University
to-day arrested the charge of sending the box of pois
oed candy to the home of Michael Casey causing the serious
The evening world., 1904-01-06

PiAO,s Cure for Consumption also
cures coughs. colds. sore lungs and asthma. -
The evening world., 1904-01-06

SECOND RAcE-Linso e to y I,
oehIawaha "a to y 2, Circus Girl 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20

Soroce 8iltbanf rno Nito @orf5,
10, @cioc bon @arte5Ip, go; Npplis
FAINT u. IS. Qoler, @eit arlington.
Charles .. Goodman, %, mo
@uiiu NJ. @Ionfner, %; AppIitant
Rco. .. .. @inIteoO, gtr. Alp, 8on.
OoQitroBe,
3obn 6itgcrolo, sc, Gar. 2508,
Toirmolnt g 2luemle, uno bridget
9P. WtcGormid, "a.
George Nlperter. 26, 9ir. 700,
Qtontioro g%lpenue, uuo Nnnte Nns
0rep3, 2t.
Sarru Is. 0ame8, %, uno Nnnic
z. IeuIter, IS; Applitant @m. $.
Gop, Nr. 222S, WcGloerrDitraBc.
@m. $. Neofle, %, HUuroOi0c,
M6., uno &otburiue &. Gbcrrp 81.
Qoponior Wtc@Wiug, 80, mo Der
tia Seth, t8, 8eioe bon @ourc Sc
Grace, Wo,
Senrp S6r0ter, %, ulO Wt .Giteac
2ptte, "a; NppIifont $. Is. 9allgber
9tr. 22S, observation-disclosures.
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Seiratbs : 2iccnSen.

SIC f%olgenoen Scirat6S .2icen5erl
luur0en geitern born Glerf OeS Gom.
mo EIeoS.@ eridtS ousgeIteIt:
SEQ Crane, 81, uno @oitb 8.
@albrioge, 90; gpplifont SameS 9.
Steele, Nr. Alp, It.9oItimore-
StraBe.
@oltcr g. 8irgin, 30, gtr. 11Ot,
S.StroBe, 9t..M., m0 3inna 0ooiS,
%, 9eioe bon @oibington, .. Is.
@orren Is. 0tarpel, 81, unO Glen
q. 8ugb, 81; AppIifont 1bomaS
@orriIon, Nr. 213, GbeIteritraBe.
Gapio @. NnorelpS, %, unO @ua
Map Solmer8, 81; 9lppIifont s. %.
9lnOrelps, Fittsburg. Ba.
@iqiom Is. &i6oroIonL 26, uno
gteQie Gaiiiop, %; @pplifant s. 9.
Goofe, Nr. 6, Ct. MINIS Iuenle.
Ilbert Normon, 81, unO Gbereia
Sdmiot, 81, Nr, 1880, 9urDom.
StraBe.
Charles WiaiioL 90, gr. 1870,
Siio-SigbItroBe, unO Roio 3emilSfp,
81.
Ro6ert g. Cooper, 81, unO Gillian
Sc. Burton, @ei0e BON 6roitbnrg,
Wo.
8iaiom TcpnoIo$, %, unb Sen.
rietto W. Gpler, 10, Nr. 1f3O, Noro'
GarepitroBe.
5ronf Sc. Gri0r5icepSfi, 81, unb
4gnes 6. Stoooluo, %; @pplifont
CHARLES 3rutt, Nr. 619, SiiosGba.
pelItraBe.
SEQ. @. Mctcoli, 81, Nr. 1872,
Siio.G arepItroBe, mno Sottie Dor.
ner, IS.
Samcs &. @ri85t, %, @r. 400,
gierceItraBe, mo 0lnpme Vt. Gle
mems, 81, 8itt5oilc. En.
Senrp 8. @ei7t, y, unb emma s.
Soplcp, 20; Gpplifant Senrp %.
S6leid, GER. ITO, &oro'Wilton.
Ipenile.
ssomes &. Guiilco, %, @orria-
8orf, unb glnno VI. Corn, 20.
@eoree ". @omcn, %, Nr. 1888,
8ooobroof NOemte, nno Wartba
g. Sitelbelp, p.
SSyornes $. 5tron, 20, Ir. 294,
Sl6 yorf gloaO, uto Wtarp 6. @ui-
Jeff, &c.
Ssobn @06m, 80, uno ellie Sable,
%, SCR. 1O8, 5iiO.9 etbelitrabe.
gincent 4GorinO, 30, @aibinston,
%. g., uno @aggie 0rotea, IS.
Ieter VI. u. 56aner, 80, uno
0ronces %. 56diier, IS; applifont
m, g. @iQianS @pnebnrit uno 60
reIt goao, &}oIanO-garf.
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Gtaot Baltimore,
8riefbcfSrbcruma mad Ocn NpslonS

NNANlNlkuH
Die auSI6noiidc @oit fir Sic nit
Dem "a. September enoenNc @ote
i6lieBt Gin allen JGuen pr0mpD i'm
&ouptpoitomt, mie folgt:
Die @otetpoit lit often bon 9 ll6r
&orm. bis 5 ubr Nohu. t6oIib
(ollSQenoumcu Sonntog2). Iadet
EDit mad 0euti6lon0 ihlicbt bis
Wontog, ben 10. Sept, mn II llbr
8ormittog9.
Grams Ntlanttihr BOT.
Gienitng - 10 llbr Gbcno5, nod,
europa per 0ompfer rCccouic, pia
GuecnStomn,
Wtittlpod - 10 u6r 2lbcnO3, nod,
5ranfreidl oem iiioIihcu EUROPA.
@gppten uno 8ritiih, &n0icn Der
0ompicr go lorraine" pio SABRE.
8oitioden no6 on0eren Gbcilcn Glt,
ropa'S miiiien per oSo lorraine"
ooreiiirt icin.)
Sreitog - 6 llbr NbCn0a, mad,
2iperppol, SHottIono mo ,&rlouo
per 0ompfcr o&ucania," oio Guccn2.
totpn. 8oitio6en nod mocrcn
3beiIen Gllropa'S miiiicn per ,Qllto.
mia" aoreiiirt lcin.) 7 llhr Nbcu08,
nod europa per Sampler ,9}ctus
Yort," bio 8Ipmoutb uno Gbcrburg.
Die 8oit noh europa per Sam.
pier oGeutonic" ihlicBt bier bis
Gienitog, Ocn q. Sept, INN I ll6r
Nben08.
q o it mad @ ii s. uno Central.
Gmerifa, u c Il etc.
0ienitog - 1 llbr Nodul., mad,
Samoico per 0ompfer bon Bolton ;
10 llbr IbenoS, mad SnoQuu, Suuti
uno Columbia per 9ompfCr o&oIcn-
cid."
Withpof - 10 ubr NbcnO8, mad,
Cuba, 9ucoton etc. per Gumpicr
0GSperan5o."
Sreitog - 1 llbr No6m., nod,
&nmaico per 9ompfer bon Bolton
Z llBr N6euo3, nod ocn ga @lotu,
&dnOcrn per 0ompfer o@iIor &c ear.
rinogo;" 10 ltbr Nbeno9, uod] Neu'
flnoIon6 per 9ompfer oHoioIino;"
nod @eruuoo per Qompfer nGrini.
ooo;" mad Curacao mo &enc5uelo
per 0ompfer n3ulio;" nn6 Tortc
Hico per 0on1pfer oGoomo," pio Sor
Suon; mad 6ortlne-SSIonO, Somai.
ca uno Columbia per 3ompier nSor.
nia;" nod Gltbn per Gompfer nMteri
co.." no6 Yucoton etc. per 0ompfel
oSjomo;" nad 9roiiIien per Can
pier D9ritiib Brince," oia Bernum
bltco, &io Soneiro uno Santos.
Die GoIt nod Heuflmolano, bic
Noro.S ponep, uno nuh Wiqrclon
pia Bottom i6lieBt bier tdglih I'm !
llbr 9tnd)m. nod Cuba, bin Campo
tdglid INN I llbr Nddm.; nod Sont
OuroS, Gotta Silica mo Guatemala
bio Nciu.S Orleans, tdglid Inn 8 llbr
glbenoS.
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Grii te uno IS Semitic.

&ortofieln, pro @uidcI SOC. bis
SOC; grimes Dlai8, pro 0uteno 4c.
bis Sc; 3uterriiben, pro @iinbeI PC.
bis 1c.; Q8eiBtobI, pro &unOert $3.50
bis $3.50; 3miebelL pro guihel zoe.
bis Soc; Garottcu, pro 9itnoel 1c.;
tomatoes, pro 9ui6el t213c. bis
i5c.; Iepfel, pro Sob $50 bis
1926; GontoIolpc8, pro Grote SOC.
bis $3.50; Anonna, pro Crate 1926
bis $500; Niiriihe, pro settle 40c.
bis 500; @irncn, pro SAB $3.50
bis $3.50; @oiicrmcIonen, ie 4c. bis
15c.; Seleric, pro QltbeuO 20c. bis
Soc; Yflnrmert pro 9orb 1212c. bis
49,; Gomiou8, pro 9llihel $t.00
bis $3.50; G%rouben, pro 8 YilmO-
&orb Zoe. bis 20c.
@rpceries un0 Hrobtito.
SoI8fleiif, pro Yfuno: feline Git
gor.Gureo Sdinfeu 13c.; 9robe
Slt9ar.Gure0 9finfen t212c.; ga.
Iiiornicr S6infen 934c.; Sugor.
Cured 9ruitItife t2Iac.; Sltgor.
CURED S6ultern 9Mc.; troden eeiol.
5ene Seitenrippen 8%c.; Spedieitcn
9$4c.; reineS S6mol3 IN Eierce8
&C.; troden gciuI5ene Sdultcrn
9Mc.; Spedi6ultcrn 1895; WteB.
9ApeinefleiiA $t4.50 pro Sab.
3offinirtcr 3uder, pro Efun0:
0eruiirfelt 5,9614c.; puIuertiirt
5.36Kc.; Stonooro %granulirt
5.t1Ac.; fein 9romIirt 5.t1l@c.;
GrpitoG ", 5.tt12c.; Columbia 81,
5.0112c.; gelbcr 4.50c. bis 4.S0c.
@er0Iteter &ofiee: G. 8. g., 100
9fo. &iiten 1926. 6. 6. 6. 60 Bio.
&iiten 1860; 6. 8. &. SO 8iinb
&iIten 1906; reiner SABA 33c. bis
331ac.; gutter SABA Bic. bis 3t12c. ;
reiner Woffa BIC. biz 3t1@c.; SABA
1no Moffo, gemii6t, 281@c. bis 29c.
Saba, gemiidt, 27c. bis 2719c.; rel,
uerMorocaibo 24c. bis 2l1@c.; rel.
ner Ga @uopro 24c. bis 2ll4c.;
reiner Santos 23c. bis 2312c.; Can.
tos, gemii6t, 2t1@c. bis 22c.; Nio,
gemii6t, 22c. bis 22@c.
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Ger 0itlid qeben0e NerIOnen5lll

= Ger oItlif gebenOe E%erionen5ltg
Scr. A Ser .ltnion Gaciiic.9o6n" en-.
qleiitc aeItern SIT aonioS Soils, iedS
MeiIen peItlid BON SunctiOn Gitp,
SIS, in 5olge bes GusbreitenS Scr
Sdienen, unO Ser birtere @ltlmans
@oggon orebte iid 5meimol nm. Glf
9erionen lpuroen perlebt, ie6o6 MIR
5tuei oerielben, nGn1lih o. W. 9erter
aus Vrooioence, &..S., rno u. Sobn-
ion, ebenfoaS aus Gropioence, beoenf-
Iid.
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Wn[timprcr Wnrft6cridtc.

Baltimore, 10. September 1901.
McbI. - 3uiltbr 10,5l5 IGiicr,
einihIieBlid 2O94 GGiier 81 &ocuits
Yoint uu0 375 6Giicr 3u Canton. aii.
item &criau0t -- I1iicr. Die 8rciic
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aus oet Gleootoren 5urildge5ooclt
1886 9uI6el; @lepotoren E 8orrotD
303,S47 9ui6el. GerrGlife: 1 @o0.
gon Nr. 2 meiBer 3u 1914, 1 8oggon
90. 81 1874, 1 @osgon 90. 5u 80, !
Baggon gtr.3 meiBer ST. 3434, 1 @og,
9on Scr. A peiBer 81 "a.
Selttiue Sdl,tfrntp.
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Slnh. @frntrls Meftnnrnnt.

1919, UalttsSfraBe,
r1abe her hftli6en 4oli3eiftnttur. @nr'
nler 2unf1 bon ~ bis 2 l6r gtauR1tttnes.
Biebner'S uuibertreitItpeS Bier am
Snpf.
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1884 OFT atetteftr.- California Ii. Sbio'
Beire. 8erfammIuneslotnl 4Sermania'
Goae 81; ssla9em. glrb. Ser. stlnt. sBerein
bon Dit9altimure"; nDpiilon @oucI. 8, 8.
2. p; Wsetaaarb. 'llHtDH 73". Saue 81
oermtetben.
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@nftions Inseigen.
earrp e. @,ann, stniuuIt. 100 rn.assinstonftr.
VerwaIters. gertani
ipertbpoleu unb nmfausreiGen Waeteer.Gta,
bltiienicnts unb @ubuHugs.Gigentbumts
Or. ~. Nrumnia Nnnr.

tUerthpplen NM hmtnngrctf1eu WteBgersStas
bltiiemcnts uuo @ubuuugs.6igentbums
Hr. AZ, Srumn'e 2nuc,
iueIbeS in Iusiiibrung eiHer 9erfii1une beg
Nretsaerihts Der StaoT Baltimore am 1Uuners
ftag, ben %. september, siadmittngs 4 Ilhr,
an Srt mo Stele auf 0ffentttcber MUTTON meiits
bieteHo oeriteigert Weroe1t fol-.
Geainneno an Der SiibIpciticiie bon 9rotun'3
cane tnu6 WcBbailsStrabe peuduntJ in elmer
Gnifernung bon 302 6lB nno 10 3uu norotueits
lid bon Srcoerids Sneune. baHn noroneitIidb al
@roipn's Cane itb ertredeno AZ SUB, iino flos
ipeitltdb in elmer 9leicbntdBigen 9reite 145 Run
iief tibnrhIih it6 aisoebneno bis 81 elmer
Is Rub breiien 9(Ien, nit Dem gemeinfbaftIihen
8ehrGlIhe o~erielbeIt. 9inem idbrli6en @rIu1os
aims BON 5uiulHmen $S4 iInterluorfen.
9ns @ieenlbum enibdlt ~foIgenoe @ebdiIids
feifen: elm oroBeS @obnbdiS nit ~ 3immern
iiub Qdoejimmer. S6Ind tbais. @isbnns, 9nudbs
balis, autidens)emiie. Stdle, Auaeni6uppen,
2aaerbnus uno lSaaenbot ulo btIoet elm boil
f~tdnoiaes infungreihes Wlcbqer : @tabliiienent
slue DISQUALIFICATION uno 4nlu9eH ~befinoen ib
i'm einen eritfluiligen 3uft1roe.
Serfdufss8eoinaunaeH: Gin Srlttel V1ar. Der
94eit nah G uno ~ Dionateti. ODER Iues 8nar.
nadn 9elie6en oes adufers. Gin Sepoittnqt bon
$3.50 pirb bei'm 8erfdufe p%erl1ngt,
Surrn e. Wianr, 8ertpnltet
Nr. 100. Sfts2erinetorsS trdbe.
Tattiipn & 8abaR, auftiornioren.
(oGt r 3 T0-9)
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Butter, pro Yfuno:
Creamery Separatcr Is bis q
Cream. Goth. Cream 16 bis II
Creamery Smitotion . IA bis II
So. HcrtbipeItern 2aole q. Is bis 10
@eItern Store.Yadeo . 10 bis Is
Creamery Trints 1 BID. 90 bis Il
Creamery grints " Bfo. 20 bis II
Mo., So. un6 go. grints ~ bis 10
Creamery glods, 9 Riuno 20 Bis 81
Renobirt, bette Rarfe 16 bis II
2ebenoes @efliigel, pro Efuno:
olte Siibner t4c.; junge Siibner
t5c.; Gnten Toe. bis &c.,; Iouben,
pro Ynar zoe. Bis 25e.
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Gin erfdbrcnes, gefeties oeuticbcs m1Scber
5nr &%Surti18 eines fleinen Ninocs. Gmpfcb,
lIH9en o%erlanet; nuB etpus Gnelif6 tprebeu.
StahtpobrllnG i'm gSinter. Iu64ifraaeIl iofort
bel Nn. Sattcrion, MierrBmun's sane, 8as
BERN. I12l 81
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GerIanot bon ben Glepotoren 1918
9ui6el; @leDotoren.Gorrotb 07,22S
guidel. Gerfdufe: 1 @o9gon Steo.
nler gemiifter 81 56.
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3u %Derfanfen.
Die etusiaen sl~usinSdtacn odnSer

Tic etuSiaeu 5lpeif5disen Sdnier
gum 8erinuf In Sit9nItimore. nnereI5eno an
ben prd6toolen rgatterions4arf." 8aturents
Gtrabe, Sde bon SGltimoresStrabe 3ommt
fino in ieoer 6inTibt MODERN, NIT Marnors
9aiis uno '8nlstreppe. folpie mobernen @ers
beiteril19er, einf6lteBIi6 NbSugsranaI. ggeut
tdgIib uub Spnnt1aS an Srt nnb Gtele. ges
uubt Sairnountsgoenuc gSueeonS.
Gbiu. Z. GALLAGHER, BauunternebHer,
Q2S-) Nr. 2S0S, 6airmount,glbe.
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t424 SitgaItimoresStra 8tmmer an
Serren 81 oermtetben. - Setnite @strdnfe
uno g8eine. n8a1s8 ieips Nrauere "s8ier.
8eridmmluHeslofal sSfts2ombaroitr. ST'
merip. 8aus uIIo 9eiboercin". g9ef.s1eI.
W1t, Sermon 4942-M.
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Seutige Sd)luBrote:
Sru6ufteu.M arft.

nntenItebenoe 8reiie be5ic6en ii6
anf ben gngros.Sonoel; fir Den
aleinbanoel muB ein entipredenoer
aufidlag geJnad)t iperoen.
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iso-. Tie dftete 1891.
RarpIan6 Ghattel 2uan 8Tueiation.

at Rorb.GaIuert.S Str, uberhalb 2ettngtpn.etr.
HIM uno mad Tpnneritng, ben Ia. NprlI, be.
ftnben fih uHfere SefhdftSs9freouI tn
Rr. 105, Ch'Sarotoan.Strahe,
4nrtrrre.
grontsSftiee oberb1Ib GdIberfsStrnbe.
$40 Bis $3.50 auf WeobeIn, Rtnros etc. dusae.
ltebeH, obne 9ntfernung berfeI6eu.
Aoreffrt o0er tetepb0ntrt on
ALBERT Binme, IT,, Mnnnaer,
Gr. 2t7, Rorb.Galuert.5trahe.
Ncert tutrh borfDreheu uno unfere N1isn
f~oftenfret erfIdren. Wio. '3eIepbon: gourtIanb
536. g9ob9 tS.7&S)
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pdie Sr 9ieife ms ausiaun beiprat @op.
JiniHe. Hr. iii, ct. Yant. StraRe.
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8erlauat;


Sine respectable Srau in Den mittIerru Cob.
rem alS, 1auabdlteriH itl elmer 5amilie bon orci
9rlpatleHen; gutes Seim. NhrclIire; Dor z,
2ti3," 6ehtimcr GOrreipGnoent. (2G3-N
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144t HOrbsGem s9(oe., Ode OIibersStr.
Sauptaunrtier Der n2BtlbeIm ecu 9nae
een ieoen W.ontae GbenS. S5einite 1s.
trdnfe. Barmer Gunl1 tdgliG.
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% u. N~uttHIuNNP puNt,
sorooftsGde 9ougbs uno GarolinesStrabe.
Suupteuartier oeS pBuOerHsWdnHer6ors".
gt.rS. s&de 9oug6s tit1o Sdrolit!eItr. 8ers
etnSoerfaulTlutg ieoen 9onneritag Ibeno.
yteue 0litglieoer iuiufommen. 8or3iig'
It6e6 Bier Der Acknowledgement I'M S1pf.
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ooloQ
&. 9Sutdf,S Huns.

Wr. 1920 3; iigs2, SaTtfor0.WO.nue.
Saae uno 9omn1erearten biuie gu ber'
n1ietben. SIter Blab fiir @uflernr5iten.
Setnite Getrdnfe. Srei.4ooI. 6. & g.
Selepb0n - Wf. Bernon 3769 U.
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Heun Sur @eIb nBtbtg habit, pentet Grh
IN mia. 8GrIeben nuf Sdldre. W2obeln coer
Brunoeieentbun. acknowledgement. aeine 2eib'
eef6dttssW1efbober. DIR. Sremer, Rr. 12O,
RoIo,Fatn.straRe. 1. SIur. 2Gnt5rr 8utlbtne.
0IprtI1b-l
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5arIeben nuf M5belu nnb nubere gtdterhetttu
thr @ Bro3ent-eenuu nn6 BEN neuen 8efebe;
brtbdttm. - Nidter, Rr. 2t0, Git.2ertngtpn.
etrate, 8tmrter gar. A. 8urfunt BUILDING. in
Der Office tptro 3elti6 gefpro6en.
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~, SkttuHHIs
Wtalblnensy taberinHeu eriter GIafie fir infer
Separtemeni lelner 9emocn; ibneuc Wsaihinen;
Ralber 6eiertag an Sumftaecn, nit pnlem
gSohenlobH; WSdo6eu bon is Sabren an ais
Se9rlll9e nngetomme1t, Ta65ufraqeu bel
Hile SrDs, Nr. 1915, 9prO'SibcrtOs 5trGRe.
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8eriaugt:
giihersNacntcn, gcget @ebaIt lro Commit
fton. gnd3ufrngen bel VI. ~9ipttluff, Ir. 100,
MeitsSamoets StrnRe. CSnli171S
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Spbu aron1,s gaeer.Srrberoe.
abdm &nsp's 8eftaurnut,

1lO4 observation-disclosures.
Ser rgtorboft SnlulerlpdbreHoe Baiis
oeretr bon Baltimore" reriamnIIIt Ith
bier ieoen Montaa. - SEQ. 8rebm's Bier
am 8apt nab oeItl6er grt oireft bGm
Sab.
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Y6der uno 2ehrlinge
lperoeH iel5 geiudDt bonn Nrhcitsz9 tufiueiiunQSs
Biireni Der .Dturpldnoer Observation-Disclosures,
9r. 942, GUros0al. StraRc. Is. & Z. 3elepboH:
Wtt. Sernun 1894 st. (Se5i01O
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y q { III . Is tO0Nffe {.
gier, pro 0uben0 t9c. bis pc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-05
Changes Headquarters.

Helena, Mont, Aug. 4.-W. P. Shawk,
superintendent of the Sixth district,
Western division of the Postal Tele-
graph & Cable Company, will move
his headquarters from Helena to Salt
Lake City during the latter part Of
next month. He will have charge OF
all telegraph lines of the company
from Rawlins, Wyo., to Spokane,
Wash, taking in Wyoming west of
Rawlins, Utah, Idaho. Montana and
Washington as far west as Spokane.
The change in the location of the su-
perintendent's Office is made necessary
that Mr.. Hawk may be centrally locat-
ed in the new territory into which the
company is building. The company is
now pushing work on the construction
Of copper wires from Cheyenne west
to San Francisco and Helena, SO that
Montana points win have two out
let's over the postal.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-05
Can Not us. Union Label.

bridgeport. Conn, Aug. 4.--Judge o.
Wheeler of the superior court has
granted an injunction restraining c. II.
Merritt and son Of Danbury from us
Ing label which Is alleged to be an
infringement upon the United Hatters
Of North America. The petition was
brought In the case OF Martin Lawler
Of Danbury, the United Hatters being
an incorporation. The decision Is
sweeping In its effects. the labor orr
ganizatlon being given standing be-
fore the court and every contention
upheld. The matter OF contract be-
tween the unions and employers Is held
to be legal. One OF the salient feat
ures of the decision is the statement
that strikes and their concomitants
are not as injurious as some Of the
court decisions; the latter being per-
manent In their effect while the strike
and disorder are ephemeral.