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Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
CT advantage beyond reasonable linn

her advantage beyond reasonable linn It's.
 Incidentally it was also pointed cut that the two nations named profited themselves by the acquisition of the most important strategical territory, which had been the object of Japan's operations.
 It is said to be within the probabili- ties that some kind of a conference will follow RussO-Japanese war.
 The United States has always re- trained from connections in such cases, but since the case Of the ne- gotiations, which terminated the box CT troubles. it's policy has been to work on parallel lines when such a cause is for the common good
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
MISS BREWER WEDDEp.
The Youngest Daughter of Supreme
 Court Justice.

Washington, Feb. S.--At noon today the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Brew CT. the youngest daughter of Justice Brewer of the United States supreme court, to Wellington Wells of Boston, was solemnized at St. Johns church, this city, by Bishop Satterlee.
 President and Mrs. Roosevelt and Members of the supreme court were among the distinguished guests at the wedding. A wedding breakfast fol lowed the ceremony
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
TIE SEEING OF TOWNS.

London, Feb. S.-The Chee Foo cor respondent of the Daily Mail cables that six Japanese transports are land ing troops at various ports in Korea from Masampho and Fusan, on the south, to Kunsan, Molpho and Chemul- DO, on the west.
 Seoul is to be occupied and the land ing is being covered by a torpedo squadron.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
WOULD SAVE HIMSELF.

Chicago, Feb. S.-Gustave Marx, the self-cOnfessed participant in the ca barn murders. offered today to turn states evidence against Peter Nieder- rnier and Harvey VanDine at the opening of the trial of the three men today. The states attorney, however. declined.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
THEY HEARD GUNS.

London. Feb. 9.-m a dispatch from Tokio. q correspondent of the Daily Mail says the Jiji Shimpo has re- ceiNed a telegram from Fusan. Korea, declaring that the firing of guns was heard to the east of Koge island. about twenty-five miles southwest of FusIu, at o'clock Sunday morning.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
There Is Declaration but a Silent Getting to Work
KOREA IS OCCUPIED
Russians hassed in the North and the Ports of the South Seized by the Japanese - China Panic Stricken at the Approach of the Russians.

Berlin, Feb. S.-A dispatch received here from Port Arthur says news has been received there that Japanese troops have been landed at Masampao.
 The dispatch says further that the Russian warships at Port Arthur ire quently put to sea and the inhabitants of Seoul are uneasily expecting the ar rival of Japanese troops
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
RUSSIANS APPROACH PEKIN.

London. Feb. 9.-In q dispatch from Tien Tsin correspondent there of the Standard says a Russian force is re- ported at Kalgan, Pc Chi Lii province. no miles northwest of Pekin and near the Great Wall, and that preparations are making for the flight of the Chin ase court and the removal Of the inn perial treasure. It is feared Russia will descend upon Pekin.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
STOCKS.

Atchison, C.; do. pfd.. SS; N. J. Cen tral, l56l5; Big Four, F; c. & S, 15&t do pfd.. 52, do. 2d pfd., 23; Erie, 251a: Manhattan, 14O1s; Metropolitan. 1151A: Mo Pac., SSA N. Y Central, 1151a: Penna., 112ls; St. L. X s. F. pfd.. 43H t: So. Pac., 453s; Un. Pac., 76H; Anal. Copper, 433s; Sugar, 1222l Anaconda, GA; U. s. Steel. 1O9l do. pfd. 5515; w U., S6ls; Santa Fe Copper, 1K
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
NO WONDER PRICES BROKE
Stocks Gave Way Under Fire
 and War.

New York, Feb. S.-The stock mar Ret today bad to face the great fire in Baltimore and breaking off of diplo- matte relations between Russia and Ja- pan, either one of which was sufficient to have justified q severe break in prices
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
ST. LOUIS LOAN SAFE

Washington, Feb. S.-The house to- day debated at length th- proposed loan of $4.600,000 to the Louisiana Pur- chase Exposition at St. Louis as pro- vided for in the senate amendment to the urgent deficiency bill and it was still pending when the house adjourn ed. The house nOn-cCncurred in all the other amendments except, that providing for coal tests at the St Louis Fair.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
WON TWO FIGHTS.

Chicago, Feb. S.-George Gardner. of Lowell. Mass, tonight fought Fred Cooley and Jim Driscon both of Chi cago. and gained the decision over them both. Each bout was of SIX rounds.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
ASKED TO INTERVENE.

Vienna, Feb. S.-The Austrian peace society has sent a cablegram to Presi- dent Roosevelt, requesting him to in tervene in the Russian-Japanese con nict. under the provisions of the in ternaticnal tribunal at The Hague.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
RUSSIA WANTS MILLIONS.

London, Feb. 9.-Russia is negotiat- ing with a syndicate of French. Bel gian and Dutch bankers. cables the Brussels correspondent of the Stand ard. for loan of s20O.G coo.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09

sponGent of the Daily Bail says tha. France has agreed with other powers to land troops in China directly hostil- ities begin in order to insure the neU- trality of the kingdom.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
A BILL FOR RELIEF.

Washington, Feb. S.-A bill was in- trcduced by Representative Emerich of Illinois appropriating $1,OOO,OOO for the relief of sufferers from the Balt!- more fire.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
GRAIN.

Chicago, Feb. S.-May wheat opened at 941a@95c.. fell off to 939sc. and closed at 94c.
 May corn opened at 56a4 4G55c.. de- clined to 533sc., then touched 52c. and closed at 525sc.
 May oats opened ae44A@5s to 44a4c., reached to 41hc. and closed at 417sc.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Feb. S.-Forecast, Wy oming, snow Tuesday; Wednesday fair. New Mexico and Arizona, generally fair Tuesday and Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
BONDS.

Ref. 2s reg. and coupon, 1O4% s reg and coupon, 1o6; new is reg. and cou- pon, 1O7; old Is reg. 1924; coupon. 1922.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
A BUNCH OF HOLIDAYS.

State House. Annapolis. Md, Feb. g. The general assembly met at the state house tonight to consider plans
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09
WOOL AND HIDES.

New York. Feb. Slides and wool firm.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09

FOR SALE:-Five acres, five-room house, barn, fine shade, some alfalfa, 212 miles northwest. Price $500. E. E. Pascoe-Loans and Insurance. 11O N. Center street.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-09

FOR SALE:-Five-room house, fine shade, full size lot, we'll located north side. Price s1100.00. E. E. Pascoe. Real Estate. Loans and Insurance 110 North Center street
Alaska forum., 1904-05-28

the west by the Idaho Bar (Discovery] placer claim. The Margaret placer claim is bounded on the north by the Rex claim, the east and south by open and vacant grour d. on the west hy Pup claim.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the said placer mining premises, CT any portion thereof so described, surveyed, plated, and ap- piled for, are hereby notihed that unless the1r adverse claims are duly filed according to law and the regulations thereu14 der, within the time prescr ibed by law, with the Register of the United states Land Office at Juneau i'll the Dis trict of Alaska, that they will be bsrred by the provisions of the law Ill such cases made and provided
 John w Dudley, Register It is hereby ordered that the foregoing no tiCe be published for the statutory period the Alaska Forum, ekly newspaper printed at Rampant, Alaska which hereby designate as the newspaper published nearest to the lands above described.
 John w Dudley,
 Register
Alaska forum., 1904-05-28

Louise arrived early this morn ing on her way to Andreaofski for oil barges. She reports Leah sunk.
Alaska forum., 1904-05-28

', 2 S.
 Containing o822 acres.
 The notices of locations of the "!daho Bar (Discovery)" "Yukon,' and "Margaret' c1sims are of record in the office of the Conmiss toner for the District of Alaska and ex -offcio recorder for the Rampant Recording District-in which recording district is contained and embraced the Idaho Bar Mining District-at Rampant, District of Alaska. n the Books of Record of the said Idaho Bar Mining District, in Vol. ', at pages 19-38 and 6, respectively, and the amend ed and supplemental location certificates to each and Sery of the said placer mining locations of record in the office of the said Comnlis- sioner at said Ram part. Alaska, i'll Vol. one of Mining Locations, pages 96, o5, and o4, res- pectively.
 The said Idaho Bar Discovery Claim) is bound ed oil the north by the Crowley claim, the east by the Yukon placer claim the south by Pup claim; and on the west by Idaho Frac- .ion.
 The Yukon placer claim is bounded the north by the Ballet claim, the east by the. Rex -ldim. on the south by the Pup claim, and
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28

raid enti9loTen auf bas Dad Der
&utIbe unb i9rie Der entfernter itez
benben Mense, ipel6e bic san5e Scene
nod als aur 8egriibung gebOrig be-
tradtete, nit tpeitbinfdaIenber Sttm@
me 5u:
,9iirger BON 2angenbaufen! Seine
MaieItGt Der &0nig fpurhe momentdn
an Der 2lbreiIe perbinbert. Der eben
aneelangte Serr Sofmarf6a1 meloet
uns bies iammt benz aller6Daten
@unI9e fir bas 9ebeiben unIerer
Stabt. = Seine MaieitGt Der SOnig,
er lebe Sod! So6! So6!"
limb nSof! Spf! So6!" baltic
es aus tduIenb 8eblen pieber. nab
renb ii9 Der PluB Iangiam gu leersn
begann. -
Die penisen, pelds ben pubreu
Sd6perbalt tannten, gelpbten 5par
StiIlI6peigen, aber basielbe muB
benn bod ni9t 10 eana sepabrt seblies
ben fein, ba bic @eI6ibte i9lieblin
bod su Obren bes Gbroniiten selan9te,
Der Iie pabrbeitsgetreu in bieien 3ei>
len Sur alleemeinsn &enntnib brd4te.
Limb bas 9iebespaar9" bore i'd cine
Tdb0ne 2eIerin frasen. ntrie9te es iib
trobbem9"
50, gepiB, msine Bette, benn -frei
mad 8iirsermeiiter ROmpler - ers
items einmaG mar bic 9erlobung nun
Ibon allgemsin betannt, 5tpeitens pers
mo6te Der alte Mann Der 9eiitesgea
genpart Se[lpiss feline &nertennung
nibt perIagen, unb brittsns enOli4,
iit esgen bic @be iiberbaupt fsin &raut
aeipa4len!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
9lusaen il Bite

ausgtniiBte Situ a.
tton. 0i9ter Our @attin): r&oI<
leaen, bic uns neuli9 beiiummen GEE
Ieben buben, tpolen mir beute nidt
glauben, bab Ou meine 5rau feieit!"
= Satin: ySebr ertldrlib - Elm 10
mOoerner Didter tpie9u unb bic 5ruu
nit einem 10 = unmoosrnen Sut!"
&C 9pieriss @utgabe. -
SeIbpebel gum Solbaten, benz bas
3nisen ni9t orosntIt9 eelingen min:
.Hu' bilbsn sic ii1 NAL feIt Elm, d,
iei ne &09in - bann pirb's slei9
se9'n!"
Iufri9tis. lin bic 9ers
iideruugsiumme gu bebsben, miifen
Sic etnen Sobteni9ein Sbres Mans
nes beibrinssn. - 4ber nit @ers
sniisenl
-@Gle W ii + mIonIt. 2ies
ber Serr Ri9ter, nebmen Sic fib tei.
ne Wtiibe. Sd bin i6on slpansigs
NAL perurtbeilt iporben, unb es sat
bod ME mas asniist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
Der &ries uub bic DloSe.

2aut benz alien @rie9enbi9ter lit
Der &rieg Der 8ater aller Sinse. 9tu9
bic Wfobe bdngt bon ibm ab. sSu benz
fir bic Srauentru4t 10 pihtigen 2onz
bon fpllen bic Ser5oginnen bereits bic
Saartradt a la 9eiIba bepor3u9en,
unb abmen bus iosar unIere amerituz
nif9en MilliarbGrstD9ter nd6, bann
pirb bic Slutb ippbl unipiberiteblih
fein unb bic gelbe RaTe einen neuen
Sieg erfodten buben. 8isber trusen
ii6 Die pornebmeren Sapanerinnen eus
ropdiidb: aber auber Der Sriiur be-
ginnt fhon jebt bic Robe bem iapaniz
f4en Sdnitt nadSueifern, unb polz
lenbs Der 5ader 1T idOn iest burdaus
iapaniI6 9eformt.
Der 3uIammenbang spiI9en &rieg
unb Wtoben 1T iibrigens bGufiger be-
pbd9tet porben. 9etannt lit an Der
MGnnertra9t bas ieibene Spibenbalsz
tu6 a Ia Steenterque; 1892 iiberfiel
Bel bem senanntsn niebsrldnbiI9en
Sorfe &Onig @ilbelm III. bon @ngz
lamb ben franSOiii9en MarI6an Ssr=
Sog bon 2uremburg; aus tiefsm
S9laf seiuedt, elite bic frans0iif9e
9tbelsjugsnb in bic S3la9t. 9d Der
9lnsriff iiesrsi9 abgeI9lagsn purbe,
erboben @eriailIes uno Paris bas in
Der MOrgenfriibe eilis unb na9lGFig
nmgebunbene Salstud iener Ibelsreiz
terei aur Wtobe. Die patrioten Der
fransDiii6en RepolutiOn trugen je na9
Der SubresSeit pel5miiBen nit Su9sz
fdtpeif ober bic urIpriinsli9 bon ben
9uleerenItlaben in Soulpn berriibrens
be. rutbe 3ipfelmiibe, bier unb bd nit
golbsner QuaIte. Die Samen aber
trugen eolbene, fleine 9ui[lotinen als
SbrenIdmud unb Sinserringe nit Der
9uillotine als 3ierdtb.
WGbrenb bes arimtriesss gelpann
bic tiirtiIde Samenlpeite glntlang unb
ipurbe Der glitra9anpel5 MODERN. giz
ne 3eitlans tru9 man aud cine peril
graue Sarbennuance pbe Sebaitopol".
@benio 6radte Der pitinbii9e gluf=
itanb bon 1857 ben na9 benz beriibmz
ten 9ensral Sir Senrp Sabslod se=
nunnten Mantel unb baau ben &aI9>
mir, : Sbaipl in Mobe unb babnte Der
hineiiI9e &rieg BON 1860 bortisen
3eusmuTtern ben gBeg. Der Cont
merfelb3ug bon 1859 iduf in Yaris
5tpei rptbeMpbefurben ~Rouge be Nia<
senta" unO npe Solferino"; besgleiden
tpurb.n bumals 9aribalbis rotbe 8lu=
fe unO sroBer SilSbut popular. Den
algerii4en SeloSiigen Der ie9Siser
Sabre psrbantte man bic 8ebuine unb
ben 8urnus; Oas Sabr 1866 fduf in
9uris bic Sarbe 8ismardbraun. @nbs
li9 tOnnen ii6 bic 9ineiifdbe @rpebi=
tion bon 1900 unb Der iiibafritanii6e
&ries nm bic urbeberi9dft Der Sbaz
Ii Uniform Itreiten. Spmit beiiBt
iebt bic Sapuuerin bur9aus siiltissn
gtnipru9 auf iiesrei6en ginsug in bic
Mpbepelt. On Der Nepa ipirb Iie alz
lerbinss ni9t @insans finben, unb ob
in paris bic Hiidii9t auf ben ruiIiz
fben 8unbessenpFen ober auf ben
Mobegeidmad bus rebergepidt bes
tommt, erideint ipObl porIdufig frag'
lid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
8abnensHeflame.

Der 9roBe Sramatiter Der 3utunft
Iebt, bisber unertannt, in Berlin.
@ber er i6eint ieines Sncpgnito ieBt
mibe gu iein, tpenigItens lGBt fplgenoe
2ln5eiee in einem8erliner 8iibnenblutt
barauf i9lisBen. sic Iautet ipOrtlih:
,9ei feuriser 0aritellung unfeblbarer
@rfplg! 8iibnenleitungen er6berer
9iibnen nit entIpredenbem 5unbus
unb 2lpparat, pelde cine ber3s unb
marterI6iittsrnbe 9iebestragObie bOz
beren Stils, ben 9lbenb fiileno, lpelhe
In normanniI9 fara3eniI6er 3eit
auf Si5ilien ipielt unb reben lduter
bantbarIten unb fptrtIamiten ROlIen
eine Siills Der dufresenOiten 8orsdnge
unb bic itGrtiten orumotiIden Birz
fungen bietet, ipelde ieoes eeiunbzim<
puliip unb niht befabent=blaiirt emz
pfinbenbe Yublifum unfeblbar binreiz
BEN miifen, gu erlpsrben iuiinihen,
lperben Inn @inIsnoung ibrer abrefe
uIp. erIu6t, porauf 3uIenbung Oes
8u6es erfolst. 9us Stiid iebt 9lei4
i'm eriten2ltt fart cir unO bennp9 fteis
aert ii6 bic @irtuag BON 9ltt gu @tt.
Der 9lutor trGst elm sliibenoes Ser5 in
Der 8ruit, bic 8raft Ieiner oidterii9en
9bantaIie bGIt ben atbemloien 3us
f6auer fprtipGbrenb i'm 8ann, ba loz
bern bic Scenen Biz CUR Peripetie in
inteniiper @lutb bss Semperaments,
unb I9lieblib erbebt ii6 in Der &ataz
itropbe bas Stiid CUR 9r0be Der antis
len SrasDbie. Die Stimmineen,
pel6e Der glutor nit bem putbos ieiz
ner Reben loslDit, iinb itart 9enug. Der
Tcenii6en llnterftiihuns entbebren gu
f6nnen, unb bennob bietet bus Slid
fir itimmunsspoGIe SnIcenirung unb
@ntfaltung fceniifer 9radt bic BENT
bar eldnSenbfte Geleaenbeit!" - Ran
bort orbentIi6 bas r9im-bim-bim"
Der Sabrmarftsbube.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28

LAB Der Mann bem Batter Der 8raut
cine 9abe ais &oIfpreis bdrbrahte,
bic otter, ols unIere ruuben Ibnen
mod i'm llripalb Bar uno Dplf iaga
ten, in pslSen beitunben baben mag.
Nah Der Seiratb ssrGtb gar mdn6er
@bemann Dunter BEN pantpffel", pbs
ne BON Der bsI6Gmenben Sronie biefes
glusbruds cine abnung gu baben; ocr
pantoffel ober S9ub mar unIpriings
lid gerabs bas Symbol Der Wadt'
geipult bes @bemannes; ipabrf6einlta
trat bic 5rau am SO95eitstage in ben
S6ub bes Mannes, cine Site, an bic
Der nod in man6en 9e9enben BETTE
benOe lGnolihe 8ruu9 erinnert, bi,
8raut nit Sduben gu bef9enten.
@er bur9 pantoffelbeIbentbum bas
mdnnli6e @sI6le1t entebrt, benz
IoIlte man ,aufs Dad iteigen"; frii'
her geIhab bies tbatiG6lih, man ftisg
aufbas Dad zines Suufes, Tim es gu
Sdimpf unb S9anoe oes barunter
Dobnenoen abSubeden; namentli9 fir
@bemGnner, bic iid BON ibren Srauen
butten i6lusen IuTen, finpet iid BIZ.
Se9abbedung i'm 16. unb II. Sabrs
bunoert nibt nur in Gbronifen, fons
bern aud in 9eIeBen als Strafe. Stels
len Iul9e Mabnungen bas 9eitDrte
@lei9eepidt aber ni9t tpieber Der. 10
tbun bic Gbegutten gut, bus rSii9tu9
Su seri9neiben"; oieie Rebensart 1T
ipobl aud auf bas gbsre9t gu be3ies
ben, nGmli9 ben ipmbplii9en 8rau4,
bab bic @attsn Elm 2einentu4 faBten
uno 70 5erIdnitten, bab ieber Elm Stiid
in Der Sanb bebielt.
WG6renb bes @bei6eioungspro3eis
iss rtoIen" bic Gbsleute miteinunber,
unb aipar in bes Wortes eigentlibiter
8eOeutuns, benn tOien itammt BON
causare, einen Ge9tsbanbel fiibren.
Dollen bic feinblihen @attsn bic @hs'
irrung absr nibt bur9 einen glatten
S9nitt lDIsn, 10 perben fie iid bod
als ,Strobpitttpsr" unb nStrobpitt'
ipe" am pobliten fiiblen. Strobtpitt'
ipe, eine Srau, bic Witttpe uno bod
feline 8ittpe 1T, 1T nu4 Der glnalosie
BON Strobiunefer, Strobbraut gebils
bet; betanntli9 mubten 8rdute, bic
einen un3uIGfiisen 8ori9uB auf bic
Gbsre9te betpilIist bdtten, bel Der
Srauung einen Strobtrun5 tragen.
GpnIerpatipe unb Qgrarier, bic fir
3infte, 9riiselItrufe, 5luBiteuern uno
anbere mittelalterliae @inridtungen
i9pGrmen, iollten bod bic @ieOereins
fiibrung bieies 8ruu9s beantra9en,
Der bic Sittli9teit uno bie2unbpirtha
f9aft, leBtere bur9 bic 9tnna9mt
GROCER poiten Strob, erfreuli4 fOr'
bern ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
Der SuRbaapaI;sr.

Gin bOllig neuer Sang, cine glrt
Combination BON DalSer unb SUP
baGipiel, erregt in Paris srOBes Sns
tereFe. Gr tit 5uerit i'm nRoupeau
Cirque" porgsfiibrt lporben; aber er 1T
au9 bereits in 9eieaidaft beliebt ges
porben unb ipielte bel mebreren pris
patbGllen eine RoIle. gluf bem 8oben
pirb fir bisIen San5 elm Re9ted mar
tirt; innerbalb Der 2inien befinben iia
feds SaIbtreiIe, Sipei an ieOem Gnoe
unb elmer an ieber Ssite in Der Wiitts.
Die @oals iinb bur4 grobe Reifen be-
Seidnet. Nur feds paure, brei an iss
Der Seite, fDnnen slei6Seitig an benz
Sang tbeilnebmen, uno Der 3lped bes
Spislss 1T natiirlia, 10 piele @oals
tuie m0slih gu erreiden, nobel Der
Ball nur tpGbrenb bes San5ens nit
ben 6iiBsn seidleuOsrt perben Oarf.
Die padre miifen iebo6 in ibrem eiz
senen Salbtreis blei6sn unb ii9 nibt
aus bemIelben riibren, es fei benn, bab
lie einen Ball i'm Spiel baben, bann
t0nnen lie ii9 iiberal bin beipegen, bis
Der Bal ibnen bon einem anberen
paar ssnommen ipirb ober elm 9oal
geiponnen 1T. 9as @aISertanaen gebt
bic gan5e 3eit binbur4 fort; penn elm
paar miibe ipirb, fam elm anberes
pdar feinen plab einnebmen uub bus
Spiel fortisBsn, Bis rS9IuB!" gerufen
pirb. 3eittpeilig pirb biefer Gang
gang aufreseub, unb bic 3ufdauer
nebmen lebbuftes Snterefe an pem
Stanb oes Spitlss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-28
50 tpar etnmaI
Bon DiIbeIm eansepieI6e.

OH biit elm Mdrden .. . 9drm rmo 2cie
llno 8a9 nno Soo in6 3iel uno 3eit -
gSas gebt oas alles ben nod al.
Ser 2eineu 8iefen lailiden farn. -.
es trdltmt elm Simmel, Stern bel Sterr.
Sn Setnen Iugen frenlo uno fern,
sic fiir oies bllnte Sebeu blind,
gsab Snnen ann5 gerid,tet iino. =
Oh biit Elm Rdrd)en it'll lmb idIidjt
1lnb rein, ilnb all 9eiu ySeicu ipridt
gu nleiner Sngc 2uit unb Gllal
SebeimniBpou: rGs iuar cinmal 80.
g8enn 9eiuer itblnnfeu SduSe Gang
Bethort ben alten Sliigel gang
llnb mas an Wuubcrn in linn Id)lief
Sctbor aus Ieinen Siefen rief,
Snoes Seiu slntIib, mir 10 nab,
sSu mir 10 fcrne Welten lab
gSenn Seiner Siibe Ieidltcr SdJritt
Sim Baloesranb porilGerglitt,
8is in Der Sanneuonutelbcit
Serloren ains Sein pcibes Sleib =
gScuu beimlidI 5ipiihcu Sag lmb giadJt
SScD III Der Scrne Scin gebad)t,
Stets bratbteit meiue Sccle Slt
1lub ibre Scbnilid)t gang Slir Hub,
Soglt mcinen Sebcnslucg cntlang
gSic Seierabeuogl oglodcnilang -.
9u bit Gin Idrden, Sus iiH felt
Yiidlt balteu nod ucrgcicn l1bt,
Sns INNER ipieocr mir cutIhpebt
Hub bocl in meinem Ser3en lcbt,
Sas giitig icbem 8unIdl it'd ueigt,
1lnb pur benz icber 8unIdl bod idluci9t,
Sas fremb bllrd) mcinc Gage irrt
1lno ibnen bod elm Segen niro.
0No5 u1id1 brnIritet unh 1inN nrru
1lnb lincrrei6bar rod lnb fern. -
Gdon bGmmert mir Scr SlbenS Ioht,
Su fiirhteit Sidh nidjt Dor Der gtadt.
9ein Beien all ipirb Inn mid Iein
g8ie fcrner Iciier Sterncnidein =.
1lnb bordl - ba rauidlt bas Qau5c S6al,
Sas buntle Sbal: res mar einmaI :"
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Sobu Sua's 6etranferednnn8

Wtdn I6reibt aus 2OHoon: Der uns
ermiioli9e Semperen5apoitel Or. .9aps
ION Burns re9net SObn Bun in ben
Zines" pieOer Dor, mas er leBtes
Sabr pertrunten bat. Gr mar etipas
mGBiger als i'm 8priabr = bas @ts
mas betrGst 5,054,546 Pfb. Sterl. =.
fat aber bod in Bier, Spirituoien unb
@ein 5uIammen ni9t ipsniger aIs
174, ,445,271 9fb. Sterl. pber runo
$872,000,000 ausselest. 9rO &opf
Der 8epOlterung madt bas cine Sab
resausgabe DON $21 unb pro Samilie
bon flint 9Dpfen BON $105! Or.
Burns acesptirt bic Sbeoris, baB bos
9dnse pieIer Summe bon SO proeent
Der gsp0lterund ausseseben ipirb. mas
fir iebe perIon, bic trinft, etpa $40
seben piirbs. Don Der seiummten 9es
trdnterednung 5ableu, na6 ieiner Be-
re9uune, perionen nit sinemSintoms
men unter $3.50 minbeItens slpei Orits
tel. 9emertenspsrtb lit bic 3unabme
bes 9iereonfums in Srlanb ($9 pro
aopf sesen 81 fir Sdnaps), luGbrsnb
in S9ottlanb fir iebe $40 fir
S8naps nur $4 fir Bier ausgegsbsn
tperben. Sn @nglano Ielbit fallen $14
auf Bier unb Sc uuf S9naps. Der
NuantitGt nub iperben eonIumirt:
1925, ASS @alIpnen S6naps, 1855
1882 Bier, 13,942,092 @ein, 15,s
100000 Nioit uno britiI6e Weine, 5us
fammen 1923. .021, ,467 9aIIonen nit
einsm slltObOIsebaIt BON s9,646,519
9allonen.
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rMeine Srau bate als WiGbden 10
eine i90ne Sopraniti:ame = unb in
Der Gbe puroe siM 9rummitimme
bardus."
Evening journal., 1904-05-13
Our SATURDAYS Specials

Boys extra fine Balbriegan shirts
md Drawers-sizes from "a to "a. dou-
ole seated Drawers, the Soc and $50
qualities. Special at...... 19o and 25e
Chndren's Dresses and Sailor Suits.
ln dainty patterns of fine Gingham and
chambray, over 25 styles, an beauu-
'ully trimmed, full skirts, 6 TO IA years,
salue $3.50 and $500. Special at
75o and CSC
Ladies' Corsets-i50 dozen of the
i9c, 75c and 9Sc qualities. sale prices
now ..... 80. 49,. ,..25o, 3se and 49o
Ladies' ribbed cotton Vests, low
neck; ribbon IN neck and armholes,
l2Hc value. Special at .......... &c
Ladies' and Gents Fun Seamless
Hose, seconds Of the 12kc 15e and 19c
quality. Special for today, a pair. Sc
so dozen Ladies' Gingham Petticoats.
special ..s.. .... .... ....-f.-....... .2Sc
Special lot of ladies' fine round. SAM
pie lace collars value $500 and $500,
at ..... ... ........-.....9 98c and S1.25
Ribbed Cotton Umbrella Pants,
French band. neatly trimmed with
crochet lace, value 25c, at 1qo
Ladies' Hemstltched Handkerchiefs,
5c quality at ...... ............ .2Iae
Evening journal., 1904-05-13
si.oo, Wilmington to Baltimore and Re.
turn, s1.oO.

Sunday May Is, via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Special train leaves VIII
mington 9.45 "a. M. returning leaves
Baltimore $50 p. m.
Evening journal., 1904-05-13
3-4 Price

$50 suits for si5-made to your
order. The stuffs are the latest,
New Spring styles, we'll made up,
with good tailor work in evidence,
are what you would willingly pay
$40 for and think you were getting
a big bargain. See the display in
our windows and come in and get
samples.