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Courier Democrat., 1904-10-27

truest sense national, since 1t involves
the head of the nation, whose creature.
agent and personal representative is
the offender in question. Mr.. Hay and
Mr.. Root have extolled the Republican
party as "a party At to govern Would
they at the bar Of public opinion de-
fend the sending out of Mr.. Cortelyou
as q collector Of campaign funds-Mr.
Cortelyou, who has just come from one
public office which gave him large Of
fetal power over great corporations,
and who, it is believed, will return to
the presidents cabinet as the incum-
bent Of another Office having still more
important and intimate dealings with
the chief corporations Of the country? !?
"Concrete instances are more I'M
pressive than statements of general
principle. Here is one: Chairman Cor
telyou goes to one of the officers Of
large corporation and informs him
that the Republican national commit
tee expects substantial contribution
from his company: The officer in ques-
ition is surprised. He is not Of Mr..
Rooseveit's party. Neither he nor his
corporation has been accustomed to
meddle with politics. He asks for
time to think 1t over. In the solitude
[of his Office his thoughts run In this
wise: do not want to give money to
the Republican national committee.
But am trustee Of the interests Of the
stockholders Of this corporation. l
may soon have TO appear before this
imam % representative Of my coEpo-
'rstdon In matter Affecting III bust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-18

O n - II q IA a.
Bs.u ,bs a The Kind You Haw klWsys B,uqla
Signature sf &,zHzzIzsl
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FOUND HIM FULLY
WORTHY.
Judge Parker's Great Appeal for Uni
~ and the Impression il Made.

The occasion OF the visit OF the
Democratic editors TO Esopus presented
the candidate Of the great party in a
new and edifying light.
Having fully committed himself TO
acceptance of the leadership OF the
Democratic hosts In their battle for
the rescue Of the republic from the
ban and blight OF corruption In office
long continued; having given his
earnest, Nonest heart TO this great
cause, he stinted no words 10 call the
leaders OF Democratic thought TO a
binding sense Of solemn duty He has
started out grandly to perform his
obligation of response to the great
honor done him al St. Louis Nobody
who has ever known Judge Parker,
or who is familiar with his official
and political record, doubts a moment
but that he viii prove IN the future as
he has showed in the past: not only
that public ONCE IS a public trust. but
that party honor is a party trust That
he will discharge the obligations OF
both to the highest honor Of his party
and the eminent credit OF his country
none doubts who knows him.
He has made a great appeal for
party unity for public duty. He has
commended his party 70 all the citi-
Eens Of the republic, BY basing his ap-
peal upon the very highest grounds.
The great, silent. thinking vote Of
the country must surely respond will
ingly TO this call to national duty. II
is not assuming too much for the
character and ability OF the Demo
cratic candidate 10 repel the idea that
his call to duty 20 the Democratic
editors is the mere echo Of a selfish
ambition. Not IN all the political his
tory Of this country has there been
man cleaner and freeF OF the drost
Of sOrdid ambition. HonOrs have gone
after him and followed him 70 md
him ever as modest as competent, ever
as true and courageous in public place
as In The no less honorable walks OF
private life that in the broad concrete
Of American citizenship has given tbs
greatest glory 10 the American name
Our country has recently been car.
ried too far along the path OF dis.
credit 20 It's good name. Judge Park
er has asked that all citizens unite Il
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GRAND GALL TO DUTY.


A widely representative party Of
Democratic editors has Just had an op-
portunity to see and take some mental
measure OF the Democratic candidate
for President OF the United states.
Their timely and iustihable curiosity
has been happily and abrndantly re-
warded. That he has more than
reached satisfactory height Of ez@
pectation is, according to the tcsti-
mony Of an impartial press, fact In
disputable and uncuestioned.
y1dge Parker received the editor
visitors at his Rosemount home, with
a dignity ..ad cordiality which cap
tivated every guest Unaffected sim
plicity and manifest sincerity marked
the bearing OF the man and deeply
impressed his visitors. The good words
oftentimes spoken OF him by his
friends we're fully justified in the ex-
cellent impression wrought by his
OWN individuality. The superiority OF
the man was palpable in every accent
and gesture. and all his demeanor
marked him worthy of high honor he
wears.
The Introductory words OF Col.
Knapp. editor of the St. Louis Re-
public, were peculiarly apt.
I'VE rejoice" said Col. Knapp, ad-
dressing the candidate, that the prin-
clples and policies Of Demos rsoy lave
found so worthy an exponent IN 1904
We are proud OF the man who has SO
impressively demonstrated that he
would rather be right than be Presi-
dent"
Responding 10 this greeting the
Democratic candidate Immediately, in
a happy way, commended the leaders
Of his party by contrasting the cabinet
officers OF the las' Democratic ad-
ministrstion with iuose OF their sue
ceeding political opponents. The re-
minder OF the characters OF the men
he named and extolled warmed the
hearts of his admiring visitors. They
hnNW nFoht WoAun VI A0hNA ~sbh
which represented the general public
impression. They knew and reflected
that every one OF the eminent Demo
Gratis he named left Office with clean
record Of duty, honestly, faithfully and
excellently performed. No scandal at
taehed to the regime of any Demo-
cratic cabinet officer. Not the slight
est question limiting of occasion or
propriety for investigation ever arose
as to a single executive chief Of the
last Democratic administrations. The
suggestiveness OF the Judges allu-
sions, in view of the extravaganza. the
recklessness and the disregard OF or
4 fetal obligations exhibited by Republi.
can cabinet officers was so patent and
forceful that 1t natuially delighted his
hearers. II gave forth a thought vel
and constantly TO be borne in mint
during the vital stress of this cam
paign.
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She prairiei ticv ialinp to me That
name dotl sound
Hoe I've grown un On rs bosom.
tAir lnd green
I've been since infancy and here .
have seen
The aocd ihere is In life. True hap
piness I've found
Where the sunshine and sunaowers
and coyotes abound.
And whc-e Freedom whispers its
cherished hopes
IN Cody refrain DER rs peaceful
stones.
And aonss of blssful hearts in fond
echoes rebound
there's senethihg that watts fra
grarce Of iove
From DER its gardens OF ethereal
dreams.
Which vakens the loyaity that In
me teens.
And brings TO my s5ul glad thoughts
from above
My home is the prailie and shall ever
long
TO transform its sweet romance Of
glory TO songl
Wao.
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Eeep the republic in the path Of hon
orable safety What he said In tails
vein is well worth repetition and
thoughtful consideration. This. in
part, is what he said in conclusion 70
the Democratic editors at Esopus:
THE Democratic party is not ma
chine II is body OF citizens who be-
iieve that on the whole it's fundamen-
tai principles are best adapted to the
conduct Of the Government
Among so many patriotic and in
telligent men 1t is inevitable that di-
vergence OF opinion as to minor ques-
tions and differences OF view as to the
correctness OF the disposition of dead
issues should be found. The party
is concededly united to-day as to ev-
cry vital article Of faith which can
reasonably enter into the pending can
vass
AS TO ALIENATION OF ALLIES.
"our adversaries are intrenched, in
full possession Of every department Of
the Government, and 1t is mistaken
policy that would drive away voters
who would help 10 oust them.
"The cause cannot be advanced by
attacks on others within the party
with whom we have had disagree
ments, but who are now working with
US for common result.
"All men who have attained any
degree of prominence have Their
friends, and the exercise Of ordinary
prudence forbids the alienation Of al
lies who are willing and anxious "a
assist"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-18


The City ~ Anadsrko Ok'ahona,
will receive scaled proposals for ths
construction Of a sanitary sewer sys-
tem fr ne CITY of Anadarko. Caddo
cornty, OK ahora on October 18th,
1904.
Bids sh0,,ld , e addressed 10 the City
Clerk OF Anadarko. Okla. and viii be
publicly oponed in open council At its
regular session lt O'Clock p. m, on
October IT.. 1894. in presence Of such
bidders as may a tend Specifications
and forms II rroposals may be obtain
ed al the Office nf the city Clerk u
ARadarko where the plans and profile
may ne inspected
Zach bid must he accompanied by
certified cheer payable 20 the order "
he cry OF AnaJarkO. in the sum of
81 O0O as a e'ar ntee that the bidder
will. IL successful promptly ezecuis
a satisfactory contract and bond In III,
sum Of 30 per cen n the contrac.
price for Tie fai'Lsul performance q
the work
1he riahi o. reie q auy and 81 bids
is reserved 70 the City Of Anadarkc.
B. 3. BEFBE, Cigy Clerk.
Dated us sth day Of September.
1904.
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CFirst published in the Daily Leader
September 10 1900
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OUR 6UARA hTEE.-Iake a large totilo Of
Botanic Blood RRlmt q. B 10 las directed on lasei.
AMI when the RIGHT quantity Is t7ken cure IS
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A YOUNG GIRLS THOUGHTS
Oftentimes turn musicward. The Quss
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For Sale-Seven % volumes OF de
sisions of the department Of the inter
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One volume Taylors Pleadings and
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iN a BAD wAxo
Many Guthrie Reader VIII Feel
Grateful for This information.

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HELP WANTED.
Wanted.

LOST-Three miles and one-half
southeast Of Guthrie black Gordon
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collar Return to 4OS East Villas anil
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Better Service.
Faster Time
You Are ooIna7

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save money and trouble by securing
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Worlds Fair Hotel, fve minutes walk
from main entrance. st. Louis. Mo
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Business Opportunities.

Two well established and paying
business propositions to trade for real
estate. Call at once.
r. A. Gaffrey,
Guthrie, Okla.
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I
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Harry. the cabman, always up to the
minute in time OF need. with new and
complete outfit for the carnival
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17
NrrhIr init Marh Hnmen.

Dover, Del, 16, 8cbraar. - 6ran
MarY Yppeli, wsl6s bier unter Rem Ters
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tpdter, Gltela 9iIbin, ermCrret gu BADEN,
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S6eriF Melptn NIB Staatsbetsttip 6raneis
unter,easn, blieb aber bis arf bic ssrtn8ltsn
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une 5ernbaltung pom ieeem Ssrfebr mlIrbe
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nommen Bat. purpe bfuic BON SAerif
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Sran Yowsl's belddpiste 5ane in angen-
(hein gu netmen. &r fanp an Der pberen
6ant1abe cine 8eibe leidter GinINnitte,
wie le lt6 nit sinem Wefer cher NIT 6ins
aernGeetn berlfrim lieBen, 2n Der Sinen=
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finger, unp an Dem 3eissfnser mar cine
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ritbruna l6merSte. Die Suetlhun9fn am
Sanosslent oter0alb Der redten !oane uno
bic 8crIebunssn an otr sisSs une an Der
Giirn lino ncurn DariHrS uno Vebtere
Ihienm ppn 6in9ernaeeln tsrSuribrcn.
Smreu eines Spltttsrs, eurh welden fA
fSrau 9rpeu on esr 5ano perleBt BADEN
nil, tCunte Or. sSille niht inetn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17
Sir Madjsu sanffis.
@i6tsr 9ritdarb's Snltrnftiun an bic G,t.
ldapprtnsn ~wahrlheinli6 8u Gunltsn
har 0J,,asff, .to,

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idtportnsn wahrideinli@ gu Gjunitsn
Der @nestlaeten.
90 atinetpn n, IS. Ssbrnar. -
Sn Der tentissn 9~srbancluns bss Yriibe-
truss'Y rcseleS etsen ben sbsnaliesn Ycffs
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psrfdispenr 9lnirdss, ipslds Der aidifr In
lsinsr Snfruftipn an bic 0sidwcrtnen be.
nubsn lolts. Der cine glntraa bssos iih
auf bic @etanbntis, psI6s siniss Der sn<
sftlasten ben gelinipfftorsn gsssniber abs
9slest, unb Der anpers perlanst, enB Der
&i6tsr in feine Snltruttipn cine Definition
Der lssnlsn 9braf ubersdtistsr !3psifel"
aufnetms. 8idttr Yritdarb anitrurtsts.
er piirbe bic Smp tubin iniiruirsn. bafi
oiee 8sftanpnills MIR bri benz Sale Sssje.
nisen in 8stradt ae,osen psresn lplten,
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fldrts, bab bas gsreitt auf Sreiiprsduns
lautsn lctts. fails bic tctnnnt ssippreenen
Sbatlahsn nuf cine anbsre Weiie ais niht-
tetriiseril6 erflart reroen fpnntsn.
NiAter @ritharb belriaiste oann fat als
Outrage, welde Die 8srtbnoiser sstelt bot
ten. Die 8ertbeibi9uns Bat unter anbersn
ben ipiftissn Yunft eeponnen. bae oerEihs
ter IN leiner 9nifruftion stfldren wirb, CO.
ren3 babe bas 8e6t sfbatt, an Maden in
irssno einer geeie @slher abiufibrsn, fails
bic @eihwcrtnen elauttsn, bnb gcrenS DEM
@a6cn $4,000 fhrdpig semrlsn iei, unD
Niahen Iei bfrehtist e~speien, lcl6e @slesr
an,inftmen, nenn er aud pubte, paB lelde
@eleer bic @rpfte aus Dem 8srfauf Der
@rrf'ihen Srisffnfen- 9atsnttlammsrn re.
p%ralenttrien natiirlih inter Der 8seinsuns,
bab MAIDEN bapurh niGt In leiner amt
li6rn 5bdtieteit gu @unfsn Der Yatsnt-
flammern besinflubt purpe, unb 5~psitrns
Der Seoinsuna, bab bic SURE bic se-
ihaftliAen 3yanSaftionen Der @rrfs NIT
fir bona iios"= SranSattiOnsn balt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17
GeitnrieGe 9atiSen.

Grit benz Seieben unlerer Stact
finp an ibren eberffen 8snmten. rem
Moyer, niht 70 Diele nnb lhpere
Amtepflihten beransetreten, mie an
Maypr Me2ane. Baltimore turf fih
bfsIidpiinfden, in eieisr 3eit Der
I6weren Notb einrn Mann an Der
GpiBe 30 BADEN, Der nnermirlih unp
init flarem, fpeiiausihauenoen 8lidt,
nit Gntreie be Stapt fiber ibre
fdlimmfen Gage binausbilft. @ie piele
nmtltfe Safffn. pif pifle 8erantpprts
Iidfeit sur 3eit auf ben ShuItern hes
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ftlben erfcrrern. BARON BADEN rie @ee
nisifen sinen 8ssriff. anerfennuna
benz Manne, Der in elmer i3eit folder
JatrniB bas Steutr 70 rubis tino siels
tepubt fiibrt. Die Staet wirp's ibm
8eeenfen uno eanfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17
Decentralization 8crfehr.

&Sln, 16. Srbruar. - Die 8rreinis
9une norpatlanti der Dnmpfsrlinisn bat
teItlofen, einen N~gclmGbigen Safasiers
hienf SwilAen ifanpinaoiihcn !Sdfen une
Nep gorf uno Sclton ein,urihtsn. 2ldt
Oampfer werpen in ben Dienlt sinseltslt
wfrpen uno Der n9apas," Der nglorppeutlde
gIcpe," bic p6otanpsamerifa-" unp bic
n9tro Star. ginisu perpen rem OienR gee
meiniam betreiben. Dieter Sel6lnb 1T
bic 6clse bes austritts Der vGunnrp 9inie"
aus benz l~letereinfCmmen Der con~tinsntalen
@elealhaften, mefurh Der Nettbcmerb afrs
ter wuree.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17
Sir NuuiebSlt.

8attRpn, a. D. Is. 6sbruar. =
SIN Dem beute %absspGitlnen Gpnpent Der
Neputlifausr pcn SaratCsasG cunt9, wsls
der Delesatsn fir rem Staats- Convent gu
erpablen bate, psI6' 2eBtcrer BITE Staaiss
Dedication fir ben repubIIfaniihn Natics
nall cnpsnt su crira9len Bat, ruree cine
Delegation ermablt, meldt fur bic @iseers
Termination fes yralipenten 8oele@lt ein-
tretsn lca. Sa ,wfitsr etnie III bic DE-
legation su @uniien pen 0cnrerneur Soeu
inllruirt. Die Oflssaten fir len GpnsreB.
Gpnyent fno fir bic 0teeersrpdbluns
q~ittausr's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17
Wimalas Nreg.

Go tarb am l6. Gsbrnar, gem @inutcn
mad 6 ubr Mtorssns, tn isinsr BcbnnnD,
Nr. 2506, Sits Mortb 2tve.. natt Baltimore
Cemetery, Nifolas 8rse i'm Glitter BON 50
Sabren, seb. am Is. @pril 1929 gu 5intsr=
sinan, Ssfen, Dsutidtanh. Oas 9sidsn.
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Hrbe nun I'm lfilisn 0rabl
tntrmiieet mar Dein s lsiB,
limb Sein Iasswerf ipar bsiB.
Benn bic 9ootsn aufertst'n,
sBirb MN Did bic palmt msb'n.
43-g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17

MeIh' fanfbare Nnerfennun9 bas
bpdber;iee Ginsreiffn 8aiier @ilbelm's
fir bic gans abaebrannte nprpesilhe
Stopt 9laleIunp %eefunpen bat. sebt pas
raus berrpr, cae bic prei1e Die 8epObs
ner Der Stdpte auTOreerte, Su css peuts
fden 8ailfrs @eburtstag alIsemein ~
faeeen. Sn elmer SiBune res Stprs
things erfldrte Der 9rdficent /; oGinen
2i6tpunft in rem Srp6en unsIiif. pas
ms ale er16iittert, bilpet Die srobe
Spferpiui9feit res 8Dni9sbauies. Der
0emeinpel UNI YriDatIeute; aber AUDI
som Nuslnnre bat itA cine Spfermils
li9feit 9eSeist bic mir uts nidt batten
trdumen InlIcu, 10 bon D%anemarf,
S6wrpen, @u9laup, Imerifa, in eriter
9tnie aber BON Oeutlhlanc. Gin Same
lit btute ouf gluer Sippen: &aifer 0ils
belml Die SAneaisfsit, SphbersiSftit,
Sp%ferpiuigfcit unp pas Organizations
talent, ra5 rer &aiier ssiste, bat allers
crten bic 9rbbte Sepunrerun9 II. Danfs
bartlett berporserufen. SSir baben ims
mer eepu6t, RAP &ailer @ilbelm @pbIs
poIen unp 9isbs fir infer Sanp btst,
aber einen 1plhen Sepei6 RON Der
SYmpatbie beS Saiier5 bat Niemano
erparlen f6nnfn. Der praiipent erfldrt,
ct lei ermdhti9t, cen Dauf Der Naiio:
naIperlammIuns pnp rcs 9anSen SpItes
ausMIpre6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17
RI prrfauiru in Sf>Saltimure.

Ssne prd6tieen speifbdisen Sduier al
8enwocb . Npenue. spiiden Sdirmpunt.
@senue unb Sapette.S trdBe, Elm 6duleraes
piert pom s@atterlen.@arf." Dies iinb
rtne 3weifet bic mn Selen S~rbautcn t6du-
fer In Baltimore fir has gflb; enttalten
feds 3immer. Satesimmsr unb Grrriecre,
Icrte ATE mpeernften Ginrihtunssn. ein-
Itlieelih ces teilen Ssfems BON sglum'
tin9" unb @tsus8'Sanal, Warmcrs8erstes
runsen upb .SreTe, eranoltttlde Serraee
unb rertehel ties Strabenpfaiter. 8runeSins
'$9S. so ptp Sabr.
Gbparb 3. Gallagher, Saumeifer,
Or. 2639, St-Saitimrre' Straee.
(SanlS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17

SIN Yerflphtntn Sabre iInp in Der
Stabt Stem gorf 60.463 TamiIien me-
gen unoermSsens, ibre Mietbe Su CAB
len. seridtli6 aus ibren @obnunsen
ermittirt tporoen. Da bic @elammtSubl
Der In Nep Yerf ppbnenpen 8amilien
anf 100000 tesiffert wirp, 70 bat bon
je adt 6amilien cine purh @fridtss
urtbeil ibrs @Obnuns raumen miiisn.
Das felt biz 3uftdnpt in Nsw' yert
in ftin sinfises siAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17

@snn man ben Seridten ilber Die
SerltDrun9 cper Wesnabne ruFiIaer
8rieseIhilIe @lauben lfenfen mill,
hann fam ron rrn ruHifhen pffafas
tilden 0cldmarrrn piel Nennsnswers
ibes nidt mebr utris leiu, g9as 1Ctl
man aber caSu ia9en. RAP bic &u0en
in port @rtbur ibre eiseRrn Gcrptecs
tccte Suiammenlhisecn, Deer nas ruff
fiIhe &reuSfr purb m6ifde @inen
rerniftet merben? Die fdmrren 9ers
lutte Der IsBten ISOLDE mcrfen Elm tlis
ginni9es sidt auf milildrtlde wie
maritime 3uifd1re 9tublanp's. CITRATE.
sie, Sdla Sferti8feit. turS, 2lurS fdeint
lciterie an lein. Der mliihe 8Gr 1T
nod nitt redt aus feinem @inters
ihlafe aufsewad,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17

GOnsresmiteliep Srbn 8. SGafrptb
pom COLORADO, ffr NIT einrr Stims
tnenmcbrbeit ron $500 iiter leinen
republifaniiten @esnsr p~ieeersepabIt
ipcrpen mar, bat auf leinen SiB i'm
Gpngreb persidtet, neil er iiber,euot
ipprcfn IN. eab bel ben @ablen Al
ffinen @nniten eefhwinpelt mercen lfi.
Hpn perfdiepenen Seitsn miro !Srn.
Ghafrpib fir feline Gtrli6fcit @ners
fennuns esseut. Der 8aG flebt jecen.
faQs sereinSeIt 90 !, Sr. Sdafrctb bat
fniwilIis auf fsin @brenami eetsids
ttt ; alein tr mag webI fiber oewelen
Gein, baB er als Wiit9liee eer Mineris
tatss partei BON benz @abl prufunass
Gomite bod binausseftimmt woreen
mare, llniert pelitifsr finp in pelilis
fden anselesenbeiten nidt itermabis
f~tinfabiis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-17

Bon alien Seiten fommen 8prIhlde
&c unp plane fir Neuantasrn nnp
SeridSneruns ces a~beetranntsn Stapt>
tbeiles. Der Cine nil freie Plate,
Der Mnrere einen Central abnbef i'm
9fran Der Stapt II. +. {. Sremme
@anlte! Sn erifer Sinie eeraSe breite
StraBen, netbpencise gerbrferunsen
inIerer 9afentalilns. eie fh jrBt bill
Tiger berielIen laficn. ais es je pieper
Der Sail itin wirp. Sir anrsre pldne,
bic ptel 0elo crfcrpen, 1T Die 3eit
t,ldt an9etban.