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The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

The Blaney Oil Co . close corpo-
ration is paying better than 500 per
dAy operating two wells on state land.
1t declared its first dividend last
week.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

As will be observed the width Of
this explored terrisory u about 40
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

The Stsdacons Oil Co. 10 drilling
again
Both the United Oil Go. aud the
Florence Oil Co. keep up steady
production from these numerous wells
and development goss on all the time.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

The Oak Greek 10 drilling In good
territory and will some day IN the
near future be hoard from.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

North of Florence the Frazer is one
Of the most important companies and
continues to pay good dividends to
stock holders - it has for the past
two years.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

The Hinwatha Oil and Gas Co.
located 70, til of the Griffith wells I,
said to be pumping upwards Of *
barrels one producing we'll
They own their own land.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

The case of George Slattery was
continued until Saturday
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

The Fremont Oil and Gas Co. hes
800 acres Of land leased. This CON-
pany owns its own drilling machinery
and corners with the Keystone ground.
1t 10 getting under good hesdway and
has now . production nettiEg them
$3.50 per month. 1t is sinking . we'll
deeper Will, good prospect Of encount.
ering . heavy How At the second
zone.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

The Union Oil COMPANY is drilling
At present with every prospect Of suo
cess.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04
millinery emporium in the Fair store

millinery emporium In the Fair store.
Pixies Peak and Main. where she will
be pleased to have the ladies call
and inspect her line Of street hats.
The fall opening will occur next Mon.
day. Oct. 10th. when the general pub.
lie is invited to call and see the pretty
creations IN fall and winter MILL.
merry.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

The Empire Oil %. has good we'll
in the first strata. but is drilling
deeper to tap the lower vein. 1t IL
located near Coal Greek.
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

Millinery Opening.
Mrs. r. A. Logan has opened
The daily tribune., 1904-10-04

Gibraltar. Oct. 4.-The Russian
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
:: ., NEWS OF DOUGLAS.'. :
 !: Daily Report of Importance :
Missing Bankers
 Queer Actions
BELIEVED TO HAVE WRITTEN LETTER ABOuNDiNG IN
 MYSTERY.
Letter Stated He Was Held For Ran sog,. in Mexico-Has Good Record at His Home in New Mexico.

Douglas, Aug. 31.-The Internation- al-American says that Ex-Ranger Dave Allison this morning handed the fol- lowing letter from the Times publish ed at Portalis, New Mexico, the home of John Eiland. who was recently re. ported to have been kidnapped by bandits in Mexico:
 There is a report in circulation that our townsman, John Eiland. has been kidnapped by Mexican bandits and is being held for ransom. While the report is not generally believed. it may be true. Some time ago John Eiland left for Old Mexico, stopping at Eli Paso, Texas, for few days. and he wrote to his wife stating he was going from there to Douglas, Arizona. Noth- ing more has been heard of him until the latter part of last week. when the following took place:
 Mrs. Eiland received a letter from W. Dave Allison who was formerly Association inspector, sheriff of Mid land county, and at one time on the ranger force, he having received a letter from one George Reese. who also knew MT. Allison. and thought he was still an officer, and informed him that a Mexican had told him that some Mexican bandits had kidnapped an American named "Iland," and were holding him for ransom. MT. Allison naturally forwarded the letter to Mrs. Eiland here. The queerest part of it is that this Reese letter is in the hand writing of MT. Eiland, both his wife and former partner. J. B. Sledge. say that, yet they can't understand why he would spell his name incorrectly il forced to write the letter and sign it George Reese"
 Until a few weeks ago he was con nected with the Bank of Portales. but having lost several thousand dollars within the last year. and being defeat ed in the recent primary as a candid ate for country treasurer. he desired to change location no doubt, hence his trip to Old Mexico.
 MT. Eiland has many friends here and is a man who is straightforward in his dealings, and it is hoped that nothing serious will be the outcome of this unfortunate affair."
 The letter received by MT. Allison came from Oputo, Sonora. but since it's receipt nothing more has been re- ceived by him concerning Eiland Mir. Allison received yesterday a telegram from Mrs. Eiland. who lives in Por- tales, stating that she had telegraphed to the American consul at the city of Mexico, asking for aid in finding the whereabouts of her husband He also has a letter from w. W. Odam, sheriff at Portales. The sheriff tells Allison that when Eiland left Portales he was without means end that he has no friends on whom he could call for financial aid
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
Enlarging the
 Douglas Shelters
BUILDING BEING ADDED TO ALSO THE CONVERTER AND
 FOUNDRY.
New Converter Stand Being Construct ed in Machine Shops and Foundry All Converter Work for Bisbee, Mo- renci, Globe, Nacozari, etc, to Be Done Here.
Especial to Review.)

DOUGLAS. AUG. s1-Work has been commenced at the Copper Queen smelter on a number of important im- provements which will give employ ment to additional men in construc- tion and permanent employment to more men when completed
 An addition has been commenced on the west end of the smelter build ing which is required to accommodate increased converter facilities. A new converter is now being made in the machine shops and foundry of the Copper Queen. Heretofore these converter stands have been made in eastern founderies and shipped here. In the future converter stands re- quired in the plant here will be made in Douglas and also similar work will be done here for the big copper plants owned by the Phelps-Dodge at Globe, Morenci and Nacozari.
 To accommodate the increased work to be done in the Copper Queen foundry the present capacity is to be added to by fully one-half.
 
 It is admitted by those in close { touch with the Copper Queen manage ment that the present furnaces here cannot accommodate the mines own ed by the Phelps-Dodge people at Bis bee and Nacozari and in the future several additional furnaces will be necessary. but just when work will be- gin on this construction is not known. A new furnace is now being planned but it is more in the line of experi- mental work than as permanent ad- dition to the plant.
 The present furnaces are steadily improving in results and the output here has been materially increased during the last thirty days. It re- quires time to get everything in per feet order; when the present furnaces have been put in perfect operation ii will then not require a long time to exactly duplicate them with as many additional furnaces as may be required
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
DOUGLAS SHORT ITEMS.
fspecfaI Correspondencel

H. R. Hit, one of the office force at Cananea, was in Douglas last evening.
 c. R. Singa. of Nazaltan, represen- Douglas yesterday.
 Con HaEey. shipping clerk at the Copper Queen store. will. leave for San Francisco in a few days.
 Mir. Hatch of the Copper Queen store. has resigned his position and will go to Tucson to take a course in the university.
 A. C. Davis. of the shannon Copper company of Clifton, was in Douglas last night from Cananea, and this morning left for Clifton.
 MT. Le Master, of the Fl Tigre com pany. accompanied Mrs. Le Master to Benson today. She is going to vis- it her home in California.
 J. Hughes, who for some time was connected with the F.. P. & S. w., left this morning for Fl Paso, where he will enter the employ of the T. F. road R. Brooks, father of Ranger Brooks who last night shot Charles Doug las' at Glance, left for Naco this morning to be with his son in case anything should turn up as a result of the affair.
 Mrs. c. E. Hardy and Mrs c. B Acton, wives of old time Southern Pa cific conductors, have been the guests of Mrs. Tom Purcell. Conductor Purcell railroaded with Conductors Hardy and Acton years ago when the S. P. was a new road. Tom Flannigan or Tombstone, was | in Douglas last nigh- He is can- didate for the nomination for district attorney by the republican party. IT an interview with a reporter of Inter national-American Attorney Flanni- gan stated that he would like to gel this nomination if his party saw fit tc give it to him.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
COUNTY VS. SHERIFF.
Dell Lewis Objects to Keeqing U. s.
 Prisoners Personally.
Especial to Reyiewl

Douglas, Aug. 31.-Last evening At torney Feltus left Douglas for Tomb stone where he gees to represent Sher- if Lewis, in the case of tn County vs. Lwis. This case is a test case and il is to settle the much argued question as to who is to board the U. s. prison CTS who are in the county jail from time to time
 The national government allows a certain amount of money to the county for keeping it's prisoners in the county jail Half of this money paid by the United States goes to the board of su- pervisors and the other half to the sheriff. The question to be settled is from which half does the board money for the federal prisoners come. The sheriff contends that he sould not pay the expenses of these prisoners, at the money he recefvs is to pay him for tn extra responsibility of looking after the governments prisoners. The board contends that the sheriff must pay these expenses. Today the ques- lion will be settled for good and all.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
STOLE HORSES
Special to Review.)

ISpeclaI 10 ReVleW-J
 DOUGLAS, Aug. 31-Last night two horses and a mule were stolen from a Mexican in Agua Prieta. The stock was driven out of the Camou pasture and east along the line in the Inquiries were made by the officers, and it was found that party of four Mexicans had camped near the quarry, but have now broken camp and moved on. It is thought that these men are the ones who stole the stock. The of- ficers along the line have been noti- fled to look out for the thieves and their stolen stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01
SHIPPING CATTLE.
Especial to Review.)

DOUGLAS, Aug. s1--Yesterday two train loads of cattle from the Cananea and the Greene Cattle companies ranges, passed through Douglas on the way to Oklahoma, where they will be kept in pasture to fatten for the east ern market The cattle attracted much attention here and were a fine looking bunch Frank Moson, sec retery of the Greene company, went out with the stock. The last train to pull out made a pretty sight, No. Al. one of the largest engines on the road pulled the train of cattle cars and an exprese car, one of the vestibule pas senger cars, and a caboose with a bunch of COW punchers hanging on all over it brought up the rear.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

From forty-five to fifty cars of ore day are now being brought from Bfsbee to Douglas. This great amount of heavy traffic Is keeping the road taxed to it's utmost with its present equipment of ore cars.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-01

To you want to rent house? Put classified lad" in the Re view, and you will have answers ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
@ir fnriren Eripat-S ranfbeitcn opn
WGnnern nno Trnmcn.

SIntoergiftung gebeiIt In 40 bis go 3ageu.
9efhiuiire, neil ooer alt. in 10 bis Is Iuqen.
Serlnit Der Wldrrbnrfeit. Drains" fofort Gin
bait getbar, Gierer' utb SIaferIeioen. Gtrtftur
II. I. 10. Surb infer bor5iiaIi9eS Snftem ga.
rantiren mir. iuberft f6nele unb permdnente
auren. G6mer6bafter ODER berbinoerter Meii
i~truatioH iofort ubeeboIfeu. Shreibeu Sic ODER
fprehen Gie Dor. gntb uno GonfuItution fret.
Bir furiren siusfdIae, obne fir bic SeiIuue Sn
Sperutionen su f6reiteu. gSenn auoere gerStc
febIfhIuaen. mudi bel uns eineu 8erfud. TT.
9biIip'S WsebicaI Snititntc. gir. 1881, Sit.
Fratt. etrake: 9enti1 fpiro eefpro9eH.
(gfdi11, X&G ,1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
lire Sole crb0ben, bIcibt ob3ulpor.
ten.
9ic RbilippiHcn inter amcrifaniIdJcr
Scrridlaft.

Sic HbilippiHcn inter amcrifaniIdJcr
Scrridaft.
Spdrlid) mo oiirftiQ iin0 ole Be
rid)te, Die BON Sen fernen 8biGippi-
nert berilber geluugcn. @S iin0 mciit
ftr5C 0cpeiden, oie ii6er cin fIcincs
Shormijbel nit MoroS beridtcn,
obcr iibcr sic nmerifouiide &erlpol.
thug mo 6ercn Sriifte erf1hrt man
bier MIR, mas Die Gcuilr IN @oibings
ton ol5 bormloS in sic Ocffcnt(idfeit
0rinQcn lQBt. 3m 9((gcmeinen
bcrritt Scr ooqc Giuoruf Dor, ooB
oic 6iGipino8 iih nit Der umerifoni.
i6en &erridnft befrc1ulOet bobcn uno
iid inter Ocrcn icgenSreidem Gin
iluB oIm0lig ciDiIiitren.
W}it oieier N1lffoiiuug controitirt
ihori Elm llrtbeil, mcldes Der dine
iiide Geih0ftstr0ger &iong @iltn in
Wferifo Dem Oortigen oSnporcioI"
5uiolqe iiber Die geqcnip0rtigen 3u-
ltGnoe ouf ienen ESnieIn gefGat bat.
Gr fat longe Sabre inMonilo gelebt,
IoipobI utter Dem iponti6elt, mic IN.
ter Dem omerifunii6en Rc0imc. Che
CT nit Der Gertrctilng ieineS 8otcrs
lon6cS in Wcrifo betrullt mltr0e, fuor
CT dineIiiher @cneroIfoniul in 40
Mia. gr ioatc lomlit befGbigt Icin,
oic Oortigen &crb6ltniiie rid)tig 81
6eitrtbciIen. Mit elmer Sfieu6eit,
sic niht5 meniqer ais o%iplontntiid),
0itBcrt Oieicr Diplomat lid fpie foI9t:
ollnter Dem amcrifoniihen Tegie-
rlul9Sipltem modcn sic 8bilippincn
feline 6ortihrittc. Die 3uitdnoc IinO
berrottct uno corrupt. Nidt gerooc
DAB in @enmtcnfreticn groBe Cor.
ruption berriftc, ober Sober lGBt bic
0inQe geben, mic iic cben DoGer.
Inter @ouOerncllr Gait geidob iebr
mcnig. @r mo9tc ME, ollf cigcnc
8crmltmortltng bin ST bon0cln, ions
oern irogtc immcr crit in @nibin9-
ton an, un0 OorouS er9obcn lid 0om
euoloie &eridlcppungcn. Cine Solgc
ooOon lit, Dab Die @eih6ftc oornieOer
licgcn. 9lu6 lit oo8 2onO %feineslucqs
pociii5irt, Wie oic omtli6en @cridtc
9lollbcn MADDEN mollen. Die @inges
borencn limo bon bitterem SoIIe ge-
gen ole Nmcritoncr beieelt. 0oS $50
li5ciipitem in WoniIn lit Elm miic.
rables un0 trGgt 0o5u bel, ole &lltft
5niid)en Den Nlmcrifnncrn mo ben
Gingc6orencn 5u eriuciteru. N6cr
oos NQerid)limmite lit ole 0oroc BON
omerifoliiden @nltnern, Die lid) BORT
ols Nouofotcn ooer in ollocrer @iger.
id)oft c%inge1iltet bobcn mo 6dS Hono
ullSIogen,"
Sopeit Oieier hineiiide Diplomat.
Hotiirlid) lit Die W0glid)fcit, ooB Gin
Diplomat. mo m0rc or Elm d)ineii-
ider, illunfert, niht ouSgei6loiien.
glbcr man oorf pobl p%orousicsell,
ooB Siong Siun ii6 5cbn Wtol beion.
men bate, che er Die unerifaniidc
Ebilippinen = Gerlpoltlrng ucrleum-
octc, Oenu iein 9ruocr lit dineliider
@ciunoter in @oibington unO iomit
BON Dem 3orne unIicreS StootS . DC.
portcmentS leift 5il errcifell.
is miro nidt %iibcrroid)cn fonnen,
luent Die unoiplomotiide6 rcimiltbig.
fcit Oes d)ineiiid)en @eihdftstrG9ers
III Merifo linn ieiuen ofti5icllen &opi
foitct. gber freilif, iein llrtbeil
iibcr Die Ebilippinen . MiBmirtb-
ihoft nilr6e boOlrdl nid,t umgeltoBen
lpcroen. (0npton &..3tg.)
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

Gin @erens8 ro5eB muroc
tiir5li6 in Giienod) perbdnoelt. Giner
ilIngen 6rou mar ibr &ino6en er.
frouft, uno Die iunge 6rau, luie Sc.
rem u1uerbeiratbete S6meIter erfldr.
ten, Dob oos ornte aino perbert lei
unO Die iduloi9e @ere lei cine olte
Game, Die bel Germonoten in benz.
ielbcn &ouie 81 8eiltd mar. Ga ole
beioen ShpeItern Die Mutrone Of.
fentlid ols Sere be5ei6neten, ole Ou$
ainohen berbert babe, 10 erfolgte cine
9eleioigungsflo9e. Die Angeflogter
periuften Dor @crid)t, Die &idtigfcit
brer8eidulbigungen 5u 6etpeiien,
botten notiirIid tein Slid oar1it llno
tulroen 51t je 10 Wturf Strufe oerltr,
tbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

Wer d) iir ben o It Il in
tiifeu arieg iltcreilirt, Gem iuirb
Scr Tlliiiif- Snpnniide arieg" bon
@rof 4. Hepentlolu nebit elmer De
itrcibung bon Sopon, Gorco, Hlti-
it'd. Niien mo elmer @eid)idtc oieier
2Gnocr bon Or. $. 90ring, iltterito.
tionoler @eltnerlog Berlin S6onc.
BERG, milfonmcn icin. 0oS @erf,
BON Dem Die critic &ieierung loeben
erifiencn lit, felt iid) bic Iuf9obe.
nit ocn frie9erilden GrcigniIlen 10.
lpic aud nit olf oen 3ingcn betonnt
SIT MAIDEN, bic 5itm pollen 8crItGnOs
nib oeS bliltigcn Hingens I'M Often
crior0erlid linb. 9oS porliegcn0c
Neit bcbonoclt ocn Ilsbrlldl ocS
&riegcS IN flnrer mo babel intercl'
iont Gcboltcner Shreiblpeiir: o%or
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sum Gbeil mebriorbig. ioluic aortcn
uno Blaine, Idoner Druid empieblen
6oS @erf. ooS in 10 9ieferuugcn er,
id)einen lol, nod, mcbr. Der YreiS lit
niebrig geitelt 10 GcntS pro 2ieie.
rlng. Dos 5%eitgcndbe @erf lit bllrt)
Die @udbonoIun9 bon u. Sonitit 5u
bc5ieben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
Waranrethc Siuss.

gnret1e Sins5, iiingite 1p6ter bon g6rtitinn
lllo Der oeritorbereu ID. g9iIbeImine Sins5, i'm
IItcr bon % Sabrcrl. Sie 9eeroigunq iinoct
Snnntng. yid6mtttngs nm balh orei llbr. bonn
bon bort nab Der eonng. zIutb. SerufulemszEir
DE in @uroelniue. 8eiieBung nuf Dem chang.
liib. Seruialeit5s 6rteobofe. &ertp1nbte unO
Sreurloe limo GdltunQsbou eingelnoen, Der
3ralerteicr in Der 9irdbe bei5uipobnen.
l42-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

bnupt 81 nGbern. Gin i6oncs Irifo-
Iillm, oicic Miaio-9tGrrin bon 80
Sobren, Elm ipefulotiper Streber bon
einem Stuoeutet NM ein 60.iQbriger
General, Der GngIt bat, ooB bon Der
Wiuionen-Grbi6of etnaS perfriim-
melt neroen f0mne. 0a3u elm gefGl.
Tiger 9tidter, Ger ben ginboItS6eiebI
crIGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
A1nn. Betker,

GpeStaltit fir Widnners Inb Sranensaranfbei,
ten, SeiIt. in ~iiir5eiter 3eit syphilis, Musfdblne,
Snlss ino @uno' arantbeiten. @usfIhfe ieoer
grt, Strtftnr, 9oIutioners nerobfe 56fud6e.
Office in Or. 9eder'S a~natomif6en Wsuieurn,
Nr. tOS. Stt.galtimure.S trase. Gpredbftntben:
bon 8 ubr Wtorgens bis 10 ltbr glbenos; Sonts
taos nIlo bon 8 ubr bis 10 llbr Mbenbs.
". Y. = Or. Weder's Taite beiIt unfebIbar
ieoet InsfliB. 9onfultation fref.
(Wlai25, 1S,2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
.Sentctcrn.

Neue Geltionett Itnb lett sur gef6tteune Der.
9ericbttt. Stele uuSgeuGbIte Cots. Der Sus
9elpiini6te g%IuSluutt ertbeilen. S1s Gremat1s
rum tiebt tdglif 5ur Srfpefttor eften. g9eeen
gtdbcrem Dcnoe man ftb all ben SuperinteHoeils
tuGn.Strnke. (slpril5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
Muaen unterjndt fofenirei.

Sbre Inger b~eolrfer Der beftet VebanoIine
llno 9efhiiBung; OieIe 9eihen fomlnen bon ber
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@eife, mas ous Sluee uno feiIe @ebnnolune
betrtfft, nit oent 9efteri 81 oienen uno In ies
bcm Sole SeiIu1e 5u perfhuffel. 9lriler
uoer Nuge1gldfer, ipenn Gle iolfe hebiirien,
iperoeu 5i ben oenibar btuieiten Breifen an
~geferttet.
fornen Sic MID ieber 3eit perfbnIi6 in meis
Ier Office iprehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
Qpnis Ncfcr.

IS iturb am IS. Oiai 1904 2uuis gedcr, dItes
fer Sobn ocs beriturbenen 6enrD Beder, i'm SO.
Sabre feines 2ebeIls. Sic Neeroi0ung finoet
suuntaa, ytadmittn9s I'M 3 llbr. BON Der 8obs
rlrna feiner S6ipeitcr, Sruu 9arle, gr. 20OS.
WsarD slnndsStrGbc, aus ftatt. 9eiieeune pri.
oattm auf Der nGoloOns8 Bart CEMETERY"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

0osObcr 9unbeSgcrid ) t
bot cine Gntiheioung obgeqeben. iiber
Die piel nSfiltteln bcs aopfes" CT.
fol0cn miro, mic eS IN Der SobIiooe
beiBt. Gin Giienbobn. 5clcgropbiit
botte cine foIide @eiiung gegcben.
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EN- Sel5er boS2eben pcrlor. SIS ipuroc
cine S6ooeneriotflogc onb1naig &c.
ntod)t. las Sber-9unoesgeridt bot
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V%egrilnoun9, bob Die Sinterbliebencn
oeS Sei5ers fcin SIogcrcdt bobcn,
neiI SeIe9ropbiit uno Seiser @itor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

5n& oGhti it @rof. p. 6rico.
rid 3iniict I'M utter ppn 66 Sabren
ge%itorben. Sn Den iebs5iger unO
iieb5igcr Sobrcrt mar 3iniier elmer
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mar and Witbegriinoer oeS 9ten.
Yorfer 0clltihcn SoipitolS. ar1nf.
lihfeit pcronloBte Oer peroienituoucrl
Gr5t inn Sabre 1880 nod @~ieSbooet
ilber5uiicoeln. 0ort trieb CT <nit,
Ituoicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
Mancs 6. Tinf.

IS ftnrb am 20. Dlai 1904 agnee Is. Sfui,
iilnaitc I06tcr bon Srnnf VI. lno UidrD 6.
6int. Die Nccrbiguna ttuoct Sountna, Den %.
Dlni. gIndmittaas 3 llbr. bon Der lGobnung
tbrcr @Itert vi. 015, gioroHSGnsS iraBc aus
ftatt. U42)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

Der rcue Wtencr Sc.
meiltoerotb icBt iid) ans 1876 GbriIt.
lids o5iolcn 30 Sorti6rittliden llrN
. So5iol-S cnlofroten 5%ujummcrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
SbOmas 6. 8ahbor Company.
Sngenieare nnb G%pntraftpren.
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Wit. Serrun 1920. GpurtIanb GA
(San22. tS,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

better, grbeitsgenoIien moren. Die
SIrbeitgeber icieu nid)t boftpflidtiG
bel ~llnfGuen, meIhe ollrd Die S6nlo
ooer Ho6GGiiigfcit eineS Nrbeiters
eirlcm Mitnrbeiter cntltebcn. % miro
in 3ufunit monde S6aoeneriobflogc
ouf @runO oieier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
liden aIo9c a%bgelptcien meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

Ole SreibeitSQIodc tritt
olIo am 3. SUM ibrc Gciic nod Dem
@clten an. Den piclen riibrenoen
arnogebungeiL Oic eingcloufcn iin0,
Der @lofc Die Sobrt no6 Dem @8elten
5n 9eItntten, fOnrtc Die staOtoertuoI'
tur9 BbiIooeIpbto'S nift lpioeriteben.
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mogIidif pieIe 0rtc 6eriibrt, oomit
Die 2onSbepolfcrrn9 pcs 8citcrrS @e.
Iegenbeit erbdlt bcrbei gu GLEN mN
bei'm an6lif ser @Iodc ebrfilrdtig
on u tl,plN an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

Die ungcH epubIifG b a
ieicrt bclltc ibrcn 5ipeiten 8eburtStog
llno 5lpor ais Elm 5icmlid gciltnbeS
S~tootSlueien. &i1oer . aronfbeitelt
Iino oild) Gltbo nid)t eriport geblie,
ben, o0eit ca lit frGfti9 gcn,lg, tie 81
ilberIteben. 6inon3iell ltebt Gltbo
better, olS ie. Is bat bereitS eiltcn
H%elerpctonb bon piereinboIb Wtiaio.
men Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21

Son alien u tmee'n Scr
@clt unterideioet iid Die unirigc ga.
ourdJ, Dab ALIEN uniere Solooten fir
Gin Erin5ip feften. DDS groBe @ort
bot unier General WileS mtf cincnt
9onfett gcIoiien olts9eiproden. Sir
iuelhes Frin5ip 3. 9. in Den @bilip.
pinen? Die Grntee'n oler onocrel1
2onOer iino Srn. OtiIes prin5ipicn.
loie @eiellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-21
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StebIanotoiun, baltimore. WlarblanosI eIepbon:
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So65eiteIl, nnterbultur9en upo at6ere @eIceens
beiteu. (Seb14,1S,9&S)