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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

lain on the stage, | am ana
a bold man CT. Just as 'uRs
to sign them l heard the 'ss 9
brought you TO the window sus
Just time to whisk around tbs
| have' been trying every nis,, '0a
then to get the courage 10 s y,
name, but if it hadn't been !, Z
blessed dress l never sborls
done so. | mean it, every WOW
Miss Wheatley. Won't Won
me?" - usa
BY special request Miss q,
will wear her black dreq. -
wedding.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08
DECAY OF THE cuRTsEY:

Experts DepIore the Rudeness of the
Present Age.
There never was a time when peo-
pie were more lacking in grace" said
a dancing master.
"A hostess nowadays" he added.
crowds her drawing room or bali
room with large number of undesir-
ables'-that is, people with no pre-
tense to what is vulgarly called a sty-
fish manner. The hostess is not to
blame; circumstances compel her to
invite these people. But at one time
hostess paid as much attention
to her guests accomplishments In de.
pertinent as to their character before
inviting them to her house.
AT private dance, how seldom one
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

Congressman Joseph T. Ron
of Arkansas tells 'of an old negH
was charged with having stolel'
The facts were all against DID
had no counsel, and when thsl
asked him if he wanted a laWs
signed to defend him, he declai"
he did not. u
But you are entitled to q "
the court explained, and you
as well have the benefit Of Anl
ices"
"Yoah Honor would jes ginn'I
cheap white trash lawyer
darkey replied, "and he wouuE
me no good. If it's Jes de II
Yoah Honor, I'd ruther depel
ign'rance OBJ de court. "-Ne
Times.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

The eminent authority that describ.
ca Uncle Russell Sage as man who
ala not care for money for it's own
sake must have heard OF the reckless.
ness with which he sometimes spends
1913 for a suit OF clothes.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

It would be interesting to know how
much Prof. Crittenden, since he dis
covered that people generally eat too
much. has reduced his own daily bill
of fare.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

One OF the mysteries of nature is
the ease with which song birds and
game can be exterminated as com.
pared with the difficulty in getting
rid of the boil weevil.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

The news that fortune OF 81 900.
600 awaits one missing George Miller
is calculated TO raise false hopes. But
Il would have been still worse IL the
lost heir had happened to be John
Smith.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

One Of the Japanese officers who
were killed at Port Arthur has been
elevated to the rank of war god IN
Japan. Still, comparatively few Of ms
would care to be blown to pieces even
for that high honor.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

Novoe Vremya, which is the name
OF one OF Russia's leading newspapers
means The Times and The vsemirnava
means The World, II must be excit.
ing when The World newsboys flock
out with an extra.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

The decision of Philadelphia court
that wife does not own her hus.
bands pay envelope will not disturb
the average wife. All she wants il
the contents-K Kansas City Journal
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

It Is to be hoped that the fact that
a defendant in breach of promise
case used to send his sweetheart a
million kisses in every letter will not
be used as an argument against the
Feasibility of one-cent postage.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

II would serve the convenience of
editors, compositors, proofreaders and
readers alike If the American news
papers would only agree upon a com.
piete set of Yankee names for both
the Japanese and the Russian war
ships.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

IL Is unsafe to make a running COM
ment on baseball team or the
weather. Either is likely to present
a complete change of form without
moments notice.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

The able but dyspeptic New York
POST stili sternly declines to point
with pride at anything In this repre.
hensible country except the occasional
imaginary fulhllment of one of it's dc.
NAL predictions.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

In one block of twelve houses in
New Brunswick there are six brides
rnat block is a good deal more deslr.
able now as place OF residence than
1t will be few years hence II thew
all stay there.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

That separation of Weber and
Fields, after twenty-five years of part.
nership, seems something like the
divorce Of couple rs years old.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

nlng 70 the window the moment n.
curtain fell in the hope of discover; ,, :
.ne writer erasing the lines bpt he
tnat time the marks had been ~ ~
secured and she could only wait TO-
time to unravel the mystery
On the 25Oth Performance Agnes
Carleton celebrated the event bv a.
Producing new gown. In place =,
the white satin, which was beeinnira
to show the marks Of wear ana tnat
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

An esteemed New York contempor.
airy is discussing the question, why
does popcorn pop?" 1t will be follow.
ed by symposium on the topic, why
is a gourd."
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

The Englishman who has been in.
vestigating the question decides that
there is a measure of stern reality in
dreams. Any man who has paid or
mis- wife's spring hat win corroborate
this.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

"A sheer never yet answered an
argument" says the Hartford Times.
And it's foolish to try to argue against
q sneer.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

There is something In the finger
nail diagnosis, If you have aches all
over you, and your nails are thin and
brittle, you have rheumatism.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

Half million talking.machine rec
ords were destroyed in Camden,
~ j., fire the other day without utter
ing a word of protest.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

You can't make a chicken thief be-
lieye that bird in the hand Is worth
two in the bush If he is caught with
che goods on him.--Town Topics.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

II the Italian chemist who thinks he
has discovered a chemical combina.
tion In liquid form that will prove a
substitute for kerosene oil is right,
ne may be endowing universities or
giving away libraries dozen years
from now.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

Dr. Pearsons, the Chicago philan.
thropist, endowed three colleges in
commemoration Of his birthday. Long
life to him!
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

When Nine Patti gives up $4,000
once in her grip she surely intends
to make another farewell tour" in
order to recover it.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08
A Dream Of Happlnssss,

- ~ 1cAilA W a. sN
Suns a-climbin' highah IN DC l.
nah head, .oms'
Watahmilyun times sho III
Sets nah blood afiah when ~" n
milyuns red, .omIfI
Watahmilyun times sho oV~
When de cotton blossoms o''
side o. de row ~
Mllyuns gettin' ripe by &c b
Den dis dahky jis' ag WING
way his hoe no
An eat tell he doan' wan
SUMS a.cllmbin highah in de y
nah head, ,ontl
Watahmilyun times sho ~ n
Sets nah blood afiah when y"
milyuns red, and
Watahmilyun times sho svfoM5
IS. NJ. Scrugrs wv
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08
What one Woman obsf"'l

IF children could be sent 70
ing school as they are sent y
dergarten," says a common ssls
sician, there would be m|'l
provement in the race" II
Many women are wandepl'
lessly in search of happlne
their hands full of materials
the truest happiness is mace
Each is called on to 90 "A
part-and that part is ne's
sible.
When a man is really mug
wife is apt to be a good coon
delphia North American.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

There are some people who think
the dentist not the politician. has the
biggest pull.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

The latest news from the grated
nose is that it has taken root and
is getting ready to blossom.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

One reason that trusts are often
dissolved Is that too much water is
frequently used in their composition.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-08

gaze down up the battleships lying in
the green harbor water, scrape the
Rect OF the high mountains, through
the pierced nose OF Red Cape.
This years installment of new roads
IS finished. The local newspapers are
bursting with rich column upon col.
umn of visitors lists.
i No wonder. for what a land It isl
rms is the land where the sun shines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-08
sfmab aIs 3euge.

g}e fps0ort, 7. Sanuur.-G4as.
80. 64pub, GrzPrdiibent bes Stablz
3rufts, erI4ien beute als 3eu9e IN
ben @eri6tsDer6anOlungen lpelde 1t4
uuf ben 2tntrag be3ie6en, Die runtteO
Gtate5 SbipbuilOing g." fpel4e be-
funntli6 etnem Mafenturator ii6erz
traqen puroe, poQitGnbig benz @onz
furs gu iiberanttporten. @r Duroe
genau ii6er feline 8etheiligung an benz
9erfauF Der v8et6Ie6m Steel 60. "
an bieg gSbipbuilbtng 60" ausgefragt
uno fteGte bieiel6e ielbitrebenb alS
cine poG7tGnOig legitime bur4 Die
ltmitGnbe gere6tfertigte 8ei4GftSz
Srun5attion bar. Bon 2lttienDerz
pdTerung puBte er g&i6t5. Die &tz
tien puren Trii6er, tpie er iogte, unter
Dem GinfIuB Der 9roIperitdt enorm
ge7tiegen, pd6renb iie ieBt, ba Die Set
ten I6le6ter perben, gefalIen iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-08
NRcnes hot ieinrn 8eidsib.

WafbtngtOn Z. Sanuar. -
General gfafael 9ReDes, Der colombo
Ihe 8epoQmG6tigte, bat Die Nntiport
bes @tuutsbepartement5 auf fetne
g2ote erbulten, in nel4er er Die 8er.
Gtauten elmer offenen 8erleBun8 0es
gertroges bon 1916 bei4ulbigte, Die
pom GefretGr 9ap unterbreitete 4ntz
mort 1T 3par in iebr biplomatii4en
Qlusbriiden ge9alten unb betont ben
Wunfh Der Ser. @taaten, Colombia
qere6t gu bebanbeln, ertldrt jeooa
entIdieOen, cine 8ieoerer0ffnung Der
ganomaFrage iei ousgei4loffen.
8pr Dem @mpfange Der 4ntiport
hattie @enerul ReDeS bas Stauts@0ez
partement I6riftIi4 erfu6t, Die Gorz
refponbent Dem 8unbesIenat gu oehen
Grndgung gu unterbreiten. lleber
bieIes GeIu6 1T no4 feline @ntldet@
bung getrOffen rporOen, un0 OerWortz
laut Der 9lntport pirb Da5er Dorlduz
fla ni6t per0ffentli6t peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-08
NlDbli6er 500.
Crautr in Der famiIis CIfUrIanO.
MelteFe Sudltcr Ses Gr.Sraiioentcn
BON Sipbtberitis unS 9crS=
idtuatbe Sabtnserafft.

Der colpmbiI4e 8eDpllmG4tigte Sc
neral 3ebes er6Glt @etretGr Sans
enbgiiItigen 8ei6eib. - Banana
frage lit abgeI4Ioffen. - G9arIes
81. @6pab ais 3euge i'm GOnz
tursperfa6ren Der II. g. SAtpz
building So" - 9errp g. 9eatb
pon Salt 2afe na4 8aibington
nntertpegs, nm ais 3euge i'm Naz
6en gro3eB gu eri6einem -ggz
g3epraientant briggs fduIOi8 be-
funben.
9rinceton, N.zS, 7. Sunuar.
- 3ut6 GIepeIanb, bas dlteite Sinh
bes 4rGIibenten 9rober GleOeIano,
ftarb 6eute pIDBli9 in Der bieiigen
Wobnung Der 5amtIie On 9er5i4pGz
de Ddbreno zines lei6ten Nnfdls BON
0ipbtberitis. Sic mar Is Sabre alt
uno ieit bier Sagen trant. Or. Bptz
toFf, Der 4r5t, tpeI6er fie be9anoelte,
erflGrt, er babe feline 9sr3z@omplt5t@
rungen erpurtet.
unbei9reibli6er Summer 9erridt
in bem Glepelanb16en 9uus6dlt
iiber ben 9ooesFaq. Die 8eerDigung
pirb I6on morgen 1tattfinben.
3ut6 GleDelano puroe am 3. Sttoz
Der 1891 i'm 6auie i6res 8aters, gtr.
618, MaoiIonyQDenue, Rep gort,
geboren, naHoem Der erite PrGiioentz
f6aftstermin bes 9rn. @lebelano be-
enbet mar. Sic puroe auf Den gtaz
men Der 8roBmutter hires 8aters
Qetauft uno mar pG6reno bes 5tpeiten
glebelanO'I6en 9rdiiOenti6aftsterz
Minis ais g8abD 8ut6" Der 2Rbling
Der Mafbingtoner 9eIeli4aft. gS
fteut fia nudtrdgIid berous, 0aB
Rut6's &rontbeit Ter 9runo mar,
aus pel9em Der @rzPrGIioent Dem
M}cGleuan40iner in g}etpzYort nt4t
6eipo6nte. 6r. unO Srau @leOelano
ba6en nod bier anoere &inoer, ndm@
li6: gf6er, ge6oren i'm 8eiBen
6auIe am 9. Sept. 1898; 0&arton,
ge6oren gu 9ran 8ubles, 8u33oro's 8
8ap, am 7, Suti 1895; &i4oro GOl@
1om GleDelan0, geboren bier am 28.
Ofto6er 1897, uno Grancts 8rober
gIepelanb, ge6oren 3u Grup 8a6les,
8u35aro's 8ap, an IS. Suli 1903.
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6eath eriheint.

@aIt Safe Gtt2, ltta6, 7. Suz
nuur. - @r 6iiIfsgeneraIpOItmeiite
9errD g. 9eatb fam in Der leBten
g1a6t in 0enper an uno iteute ii4
6eute 8ormittag, als er erfu6r, buB
er in 8aI6ington gepiini4t peroe,
um uls 3euge in bem Pro3eTe gegen
2luguft W. Wta6en auf3utreten diebe
unter 8aibingtoner 0epeinen auf Der
britten Seite! 81. 3. 8.) beute 8Orz
mittag i'm Bureau Oes 8unoe5marz
78aGs Elm, I'M bic 8orlaOung ent9e9en
gu ne6men. @r pirb i6on 6eute 2(6enD
na6 0aiAinaton a6reiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-08
Gr.GpugreBmitaltsO Srigss i6nIOia
befun0en.

g}en gort, 7. San.-@rzGonz
grsBmitgIieb @OmunO s. briggs,
nel6er angetlagt mar, gepiiien 2euz
ten fir eine pefunidre @ergiitung gum
grIangen zines g1egierungs Con-
traits 6e6iilflid gepeien gu iein,
nurbe 6eute I9ulbig 6efunDen. Die
SurD mar nur tur3e 3eit in 8eraz
tbung. 9ieIeI6e empfa6l in ibrem
8erbitt ben 2tngetlagten Der 8naOe
be8 8eri9ts.
Ri4ter S6omas ertIGrte na4 benz
8erDift, er CLAUDE, ouB briggs nnur
i'm te9nii6en Sinns" i4uloig lei. gr
niirDe bus l1rtbeil 10 Iei8t alS mOgIth
MAIDEN uno ii4 bufeIbe einitmeilen
por6e6ulten. Der 9efangene nur0e in
anif6en O6ne 8irgi4aft auf freien
SFuB geIeBt. Die f4Derite Strafe,
nslfe er fpegsn bes 9ergeRens, beiien
er ii6erfI6rt tpurbe, erbalten fann, 1T
3neiid6rige 9aft unb cine @elObuBe
bon $4,000.
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GnIfnn Gnlimr fnienrr fh6tia.

guubaIaiara, Merifo, 7. So
nuur. = Ser 8ulfan Gpima 1T ptez
Der tbGtig unb GROCER S4reden
6errI6t unter ben 8epobnern Der llmz
bung. 8iele Oeriel6en iinO aus i6ren
8Obnungen enttlpben, I'm Dem Qi4enz
regen unb ben 2abaitr0men gu entgaz
ben. 6eftige Grberi4Itterungen iinO
i'm 3uiammen6ang nit Dem pultaniz
fGen Qus6ru9 eingetreten.
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Gas Grploiiun nub 9ebensberluif.
3pei Menf6en get0btet, mebrere berz
leBt unb bier bermiBt. - 8ran0
folgt auf bic @rploIion.

W&pntague, W2e., 7. San.-Sm
8uBnaurenIaoen Der 8e6riioer GlearD
sreignete ii6 beute 46eno eine 8oSz
erplpiipn, bur6 pel6e 5pei Perfonen
get0btet unb me6rere berleBt purben.
Sin 8ranb folgte auf bic GrploiiOn
unb beruria9te Sdaben gum 8etrage
bon $4,000. 8ier gerionen, pel4e
it4, pie man glau6t, CUR 3eit Der ST.
ploiion in bem Qaben 6efanOen, nerz
ZEN permiBt unb man fir6tet, 6aB
lire 2ei9en unter ben Sriimmern liez
gen. Die 9et0Oteten iinO Samss
GlearD, elmer Der Gigent6umer bes
2aoens, unb cine als 8u6fii6rerin in
Sieniten Der 6irma ite6enOe Dame.
Die @rploiion foq bic 6Olge be5 Ser
ftopfens elmer 9asr06re gepeien iein.
Die 2ufteri3iitterung fDuroe in allen
S6eilen Der Stabt pabrgenommen,
unb f9tpere 8alten flogen mehrere
6unbert @arbs melt FORT
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GuaiIiOn auf Oer gruuflpner 6udbahu
0rei 8ebienItete get0Otet uno Elm bier
ter pcrleBt. = Yunit unter ben
8aIiagieren.

HepsgDrf, 7. Sunuur. - 9rei
8eDienItete Der 8rooflpner 6o6ba4n
tamen 6eute bur6 eineGoIiiiOn 5peler
9Uge um ba5 2eben, nGmli6 YarOz
meiiter Geo. @uling so Sabre ait,
8uggonfuppIer Sas, S'8rien "a
Sabre aft, unb 9ormann 8m. $.
5ergu1on, 40 Sabre aft. George g.
Smith erIitt bebentIi4e 8erleBungen.
Gines Der Spfer ipurbe bon Dem Sc
rift auf Die StraBe berabgef4leuoert
unb bra9 nabe3u ale 8no4en in ieiz
nem &0rper. Ginem 4nOeren ipurDe
Der 8opf 3tpiI4en Der 2otOmotioe bes
einen 3uges, tpeI6e in einen OOrauSz
fabrenben 3ug leerer MoggOn5 6inein
rannte, 3ermalnt. Die bret @etDb@
teten batten ii9 in Dem IeBten Wagz
gon bes oorberiten 3ugeS befunOen.
81ii6enbe &obIen beruria4ten un>
mittelbar na9 Der goQiiipn einen
8ranb uno einen Yanif unter ben
Pafagieren, alein es gelang raid,
bas Seuer 81 l0I6en.
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bennuo6 Iiemauo D Gin glitteI sur
9ROcruuq Ger 6dmprrboioen=G =Gualen entoedt! Sa,
qstuib Eas ansrtanutcie beibt rI male g
uno if elm aus piluulenitofieH geiormtes 5aptbsn,
fuiro, ulsbale qrobe 2iuntruGq qeUdbrt. Rad uHo
nab bepirtt cs aud 6tiluHe pes StiOens Cine
9robe Ses Wittcl5 ipiro uHent teeltl d ae@
lisicrt ncnn man z. 9eufGotsr 60. 9or 1916,
alien Ipribefen III bubsn 4rsis 81.
C1Rp, ,Mi III, ,S&Wl
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9Mite1l,


8enn In JGaen nrl6e bon
sen gerjten aufgegebea tunrSen
tuaren, pO ale 9Ofnnng her
ibpnnSem, ale W1ittel feblI9ln-
gen, SemanO, tuel6er bon 9lei.
der Gefabr gerettet tuurOe, Sa3n
tOmmt, Oann iast er: Isle ftnO
niGt i9limmer, al8 i9 par, aber
ieben sic mid iebt an; sales
9OneD OF 9Orebo1tmS bat
e8 getban unO tuirO Sic e6enfnas
beilen. " TrennOe, gebt Die Soffz
nnng nit)t amf bis SIR berin6t
babt: Sales 9OmcD OF
9orebO1tnO anO Sar. Sn
Tlai9en 81 25e., SOC. ,lnO 81.
SerseRt ni6t Den 9tamen: -
Sales sOmeD Of sore
DOamO amO Sar, Oa es Na3=
abmnngen si6t! 6. N. Grit.
temtOn, ytr. 115, Sutton Str,
gteDzgOrt, Gigentbimer. 3n
Baben in allen 9tpOtbeten.
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German Sort &entOOer
gegen 9abneraugen unO Senlen.
9ie 0Qnt.

OIemm's s@tucfeGictfe 1T
ein 6eriibntes Ntittsl gesen
Granfbeiten Der 9ant nnO Oas
6eite SerI9 I9GnernngszWtitte Der
iel6en. sic bertreibt Sot,t>
nterIprotTem, Sibi1e6em,
GStmaett naO aIIes, mas bic
9ant entfeat; fie ma6t Oieie
idGh flur nnO 9Iatt. SSragt
nod 0temat'S s3Defelieife II.
biitet GudJ bor gtadabmunsen.
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Soroer State Sabings yant.
RprepeJtsGae Sapettc- Ctr. une GGrfsNne
Gnf1rca yuffnci2.


getraQ DIR GonOs am 81. St1ember ooo 20
1902 .-...-...-.... - 80. F''0'V0Ofo
Bon Scpoftoren pdbrsnO 1903 ems ,o,o,o
pthnqtn .-.-..--.-'...'. .''''' o-f'3C50o
an 3iaicu uno Gipioenpsu uui 8dpi=
tal1uaeen crbdlten ............... 3S,316.fO
$l,14l, 1886
@roblt du EepoFtorsn
pdbrenO 1903, ein=
ib!ebl;b 3apitll uno
,3iultn .. .-.-......... $35b.SU9A
9,llbltc llntoitcn uno
Gt.uern :. ............ l,36S.66
- 36S.1781o
ettraa Der 6onos dm 81. Gc,cmber
1903 =. :. ....................... S773. .25lS6
3abl Der an Sanuar 1903 oiitnen Gonti.- 1901
28dbrcnO pts Slbrts erofinete 6Outi......... 426
:2Sobreu0 ots Slbres eeibloiene 6pnti. 80
Gm 81. Gtjember 1908 oiicne Gonti. .40l9
Nui Griubtn oes Sirtttoriums bat ols unttr=
lelbnets 6omite Den AuslDtis Oieier 9dnf btim
Sbluf. Der 8eiddite AM 81. Stpmb;r 1893 Or9=
taltte gtprnft, IND oenicibtn ais ritttg befunDtn
DE Jonos Der 9anf fuo in Sfticu uno @itttsn
loliotr Irt, ionic in trtt oppOtbcfcu duF 8runos
tlgtntbum nngsleat uno uoltdTOg geifert. Sts
Sdnt miro gut urb paridm ptripllttt nno Die 6lz
pialanlaetn ino in 9eibditstunoi9sr 2Ssile 9fl1'E
ben.
SamI. y. 9Saite,
6cprse u. SIatt,
tS-9) SBili1m 3. GIctu.
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Gntaw Sparbark pom Baltimore.


9altimorc, pcn ) Sanuar 1904.
Sm Guftraae pes Sirtftoriums Der SGutdfpz
Sparbant pon Baltimore babtn mir Die Inter
Stihnet,u, Dem Ausiuss ibcr Die 9bGti9felt Der
9auf DGbreRo nes perfloNtutu Sdbres unterutt
uno beridbttn, mic folet:
Jenos ON 81. Tcjembtr 1902. $l8, 46S $500
GrboItens Stpofttn iudbr,uo 1903. 4,776942.78
Grbaltcue 3initn auf aopitalanluGm
uno Snrlcbtn etc pdbrtno l903.. 19S,3Sl.Ol
Gtbalttnt 9rdmien auf utrtduits St=
furitdten etc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2sS49.52
$24,072 526.S7
g9opou ob;u3itben iuc:
St5dblt al Gtpoiitprtn
tudbrtuO bss Sabrts
1903, eni6litbIib 3ius
len e. ...............$ ,664. .64994 ?
St3ubIte eteutrn .... 43.97419
gsjabltc llnfoftn . 34S7S.44
Se3oblte Qr0mitn au
ongctaufte Scturitdtcr 79,61.60
- 4,S2314.37
6Gnos ON 81 St;,mb,r 1903. ...... $40, 249, 38l.5O
6pnt ont 81. Stitmbtr 1902. .42 5O9
Gonti am 81. Gejtmbtr 1903. .4353'
2umme iicIc SaIefpin,
u. Grdmfuro Sld6.
Getparc Z. Sdrtlett,
Subn g. 6ittlrgs,
Gbas. 6, Spmtr
.(6-9vj SbarIcS q. Sprc.
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ProUiOent SuUings Bank
&,u.. ~ a f+;,t,pr..

DpA
(5ncorporirt 1866
Musweis ibtr ras am 81. Seiember 1908
beenrete Sdbr:
Grnos porbanosn am 81. Stjembtr
1902 :. $2,196,5l2.12
Gmpfaneen pon 2epoiis
loren in 1903. 81, 6j2 1924
GmpiouQcuc5 GiutOmmeH
- 1,753 452. As
$3,9i996i.
@t3obt oil 2epoFtorcn
in 1903 ............$1,4 0364.S3
@cjabt; Iusldben fpdb=
reno 1903 ............ 2l,5S6.G0
%c3ubtc Staats= uno
uuO StaOttcucrr 1908 5.261.i1
9tbQcrebuete lrdmien ou
Sonos :. ............ 1O03.75
1.458.2 .2l659
6ruos porbnnocn am 81. Stjcmbcr
1903 =. 81, ,747.98
Gruti piicu ant 81 Gcjtmbcr 1902. 3l,l31
6cnti troiinst III l903....-............... S,04
GrHti Qcibloicn i'll l'N3.................- o,!2O
Gluuti niitH an 81. Scjtmber l9G}...... 33,29l
Eic Untcr}:id)lcttn. pom Sirtttprum Der "Nro@
pi0tnt Earrings 9anf bon baltimore" crnanHt
rm ciucn 9trid)t it;r ibrc Ebdtieftit pGtrtno
nts ptrilritutn tahrcs 3u rtpioirtn fanO;n nab
hdttQcbnhtcr @riiune, bab pbiQer ansptis dbtr
rprhanncnt tspHO5 rid)tg it, .omie onB Die Anlas
ptH her @aHf in @onos nnO 0ppotbefsn gut uno
ireifc oerddt ju icin idDtinen feline Der ate9netsn
4pnos hno iibtr 4ari in Die glider sinGsraoen
uuo pdB Die 9aaf umiltiQ mn iporlam gtleitet
WlrO.
Wfid,ael Scnfns,
SSdtrp sScpcpmcr,
S'dpib smbd.),
Enuunr i0ni tt-SN1
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S6eures sftf Bel n.

0onbon, 7. San. - Sn 0unbee
iino p Sonnen 5iid6ein gum preis
BON 5000 9funo Sterling pro Sonne
perfauft poroen. 8isbsr mar Der
b09ite greis $500 2tN
Gs 6siBt, es gG6e rur nD9 bier
3onnen 5if66ein in Der @eIt; Die
bis6erigen 8e5ugsquellen, 2tmerifa
unb Die britii4en aOIOnie'n, ieisn erz
i60pft.
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3erant ~ n t Il nd

8erltn, 7, Sanuar. = Der ruiz
iif9e Miniiter Oes Snnern, 9r. bon
9lebpe, bat bem G3aren gegeniiber
perI0nli4 Die 9erantportung 0afiir
ii6srnpmmen, ooB pdhrenO Der ruiz
iiI4en 6eiertage feline Raienausz
Bride, peber in &ii9ineff, nod an
oertpGrts. in guBlano Dortommen
perben, 9iefe MittFeilung lit Der
6ieIigen nRutional8situng" auf prioaz
tenn @ege 3ugegungen nit benz Be
merten, baB Miniiter b, Pk6pe umz
faFence Si4erbeitsmuBregeln angez
or0net bat.
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GngliI DE 8 Bereten geger
0eut I 3 lanb.

2pnbon, z. SSanuar. = Der
Correspondent Der n0ailp Mail" in
59imonoIefi, Sapan, meloet unter
6em 6. Sunuar, baB bic 9euti4en IN
&iautf9Ou Die RufIen nit &oblen
unb Ranonieren OerfOrgen, unO oaB
2tomiral Qlerieff's 2genten groBe
Summen offerirten, I'm umeritanii4e
unb britifne R1nnniere Ill beranldi>
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9eting, 7. Sanuur. - General
guun Gboi Sal, Oberbefe6lS6aber
Der 8inefii4en rmee unb 5lotte, idifz
te Tetnen auSIdnbiIden Tatbgeber
Gbarles 0enbp na4 9eting, I'm ii6
iiber Die 2(u5iidten be5iigli6 zines
oftaiiatiIden 8riege5 gu ertunoigen.
Sr. 0enbp bat beridtet, buB in Der
auf bipIomatiiden Na4ri4ten baiirz
ten N}einung Der beiten 9lutoritGten
Elm &rieg nidt obgepenOet perben
fam.
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Gom, 7. San. - S6eile Der Mauz
ern Der aIten Stubt SpOIeto iinO elm
geitIr5t unO Die biItorii6e &atbeDraIe,
pelGe Jresten pon Sra 6iIippo 2ippi
unO iein grabmul entbdlt, lit in Gez
fnhr