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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
JAPAN, KOREA AND RUSSIA.
Curious, Interesting and Miscellaneous Facts About
 Peoples Now Talked About.

The Japanese are undersized because they don't use chairs. From the day It is born, the Japanese baby is taught to cit on the floor with its legs doubled un- der 1t at the knees. This posture results in the actual dwarhng of the legs. Among thse Japanese coolies. who spend most or their time standing up working or run nIng in the open air, the legs are notice ably longer than in the more sedentary classes.
 It Is believed that the general use or tables and chairs in the empire of the Mikado would eventually result in add ing several inches to the average height of Japanese soldiers, which is at present feet { inches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

Quite number of candidates for coun- ty officers have dropped out of the race last night being the limit of time allowed them to pay the assessments levied by the Democratic Executive Committee for election expenses Every candidate was assessed proportionate amount that had to be paid before his name was placed on the ticket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
Czar's Dependence of Character.

Says a writer in Everybody's Magazine: ''The Czar Nicholas II. is physically week: his nerves are shattered; his will feeble. He Is amiable when iron-handed- ness is essential. He is dependent when a strong Individuality is required. He is constantly in subjection, first to one i'm fiuence and then to another. He is more than usually amenable to womens con- trol. and the fair sex has on more than one occasion exercised powerful. if not calamitous, influence upon his life''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
Another Minister.
Editor Advertiser:

Editor Advertiser:
 VIII you kindly give me your opIn- ion on the following:
 There Is a gentleman in Hartford who moved from Montgomery County two years ago. He Is registered voter in Montgomery. Will he be allowed to vote in the coming primary? He was denied registration in Geneva county by thesregistrars when the books were open for the reason that he had not been a resident of the county one year.
 Yours truly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

hereby announce myself aS a candidate for Solicitor Of Montgomery County, sulgeoe 10 the action of he Democratic primalT.
 S. H. DENT. IT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
Korea qs Without Ambition.


 Korea is an extremely mountainous country. says Angus Hamilton in his work on Korea" Islands. harbors and mountains are its most pronounced nat ural features. and nearly the whole of the coast consists of the slopes of the various mountain ranges which come down to the sea.
 Mining and agriculture are almost the sole natural resources. There are great possibilities. however. in the awakening energies and instincts of the people, which may lead them to create markets Of their own by growing more than suf- nces for their immediate requir sments. As yet. notwithstanding the improve
 ments which have been inauguratei, and the industrial schemes which the govern ment has introduced, the reform move-
 nent lacks cohesion. The nation is with out ambition. But the prospect is hope full
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

The Three Rudiments. Columbia. (S. e. State. Superintendent Drsher. in addressing a]
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH B. 1904.
SOME QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 ABOUT VOTING.

Editor Advertiser:
 Sometime since correspondent signing Minister inquired of you whether one could return to the County from whence he came and there vote provided he had not lived at his present residence long enough time in which to qualify as an elector.
 To this question you gave a negative answer l have failed to see your posi- ton controverted.
 I hold that he can return to the coun- fy of his former residence and there legally cast his ballot, if his less than twelve months removal be the only bar thereto.
 The removal of person or effects does not necessarily transfer citizenship This is amply illustrated in the relations of our State and National representa- tives. But. when he comes to qualify for exercising the right of franchise at his present residence. he must date the time from the day he cast his ballot in the county of his former residence, and not from the period of removal of per. son or effects.
 Anothar MinisfeP
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
An Excellent Showing.

paid circulation of The Advertiser for the month of February makes an excellent enoW- Ing, Alabama's only metropolitan newspaper as The Advertiser . known the courtry over
 is pardonably proud of this splendid record
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

FOR COUNTY TREASURER. hereby annoupce myself as a candidate for County Treasurer of Montgomery County subject to the action of the DemocratAa primaries. W. E. McGEHEE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

Relatives in Huntsville have been in- formed of the death of Mrs H. J. Shipp in Cynthiana, Ky. who was exceedingly popular in Huntsville before her marriage as Miss Jennie Farrell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
Korean Dress.

The dress of Koreans is white. All classes are alike in this, the quality alone marking the difference; even your ricksha coolie is garbed in Isabella-col- ored white, writes Angus Hamilton in his work on Korea"
 The officials are elegantly superior in their manner and appearance. The dis tinction in the costumes of the different classes Is evinced perhaps by the differ- ence in their prices. The dress of a mo- ble costs several hundred dollars. The costume of the women is in some respects peculiar to the capital. The up- per garment consists of an apology for Zouave jacket in white or cream wa- teriai. which may be of silk lawn, lawn or calico. A few inches below this be- gins white petticoat, baggy as a sall touching the ground upon all sides, and attached to a broad band. Between these two there is nothing except the bare skin. the breasts being fully exposed" The Name Japan.
 The vast majority of the Japanese have never heard of Japan" They call their country Nihon. or Nippon. name that has been in use for thirteen or fourteen centuries. Before that 1t was called Ya- mato. Since the Japanese have traced resemblance between the position of their islands off Asia and the British Islands of Europe and have determined on founding an empire like the British empire. they have called their country Dai Nippon-Great Japan, as we call ours Great Britain. There Is another name for Japan, which means The-Luxuriant-Reed- Plains-the Land of-Fresh- Rice -Ears-of- fve-hundred-Autumn but have forgot ten how to spell it in Japanese. says the writer of Queer Things About Japan '' The name Japan is an English attempt to reproduce the Chinese name for Nip pon. which IS Jih Pen, which means sun origin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
CoIoru os JapRaese Dress.

| CoIofS of JapB1ese Ufess.
 White is the color of mourning in Ja-
 pan. and is therefore never used in the
 dress of babies. Red and yellow are the favorite colors for the dress of tiny ba-
 bies, but after the first month or two 1t Is easy to distinguish the sex of baby by the color of It's clothes. Little girls are stiil dressed in the most gorgeous of coiors and the largest of patterns. while
 boys are early shifted into more sober
 grays and greens and blues and crowns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
Announcements.

Announcements.
 FOR SOLICITOR.
 Solicitor of Montgomery County. snbjsk ts '''' ~''' TYLER GooDWis. { hereby announce myself aA 3 candidate fOg Solicitor Of Montgomery County, sulleos " ''' s. H. DENT. E:
 FOR CORONER.
 hereby announce myself aS a candidate foe Coroner of Montgomery County. subject to tho action of the Demoe atic PrtuaTy; hereby announce myself for reelection s,r Coroner of Montgomery County. subject 6a
 W. H. TICR. FOR SUPERINTENDENT or EDU.
 / CATION. < I hereby announce myself as e candidate ess Superintendent of Education for Aontgom. s"O''~'S c. w. covINoToN. am a candidate for nomination for re-sIee- tion as Superintendent of Education og cratic prlmarbes In April. and solicit the 'OO'O'' '' ~ j. A. THOMPSON. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. hereby annoupce myself as a candidate eoF County Treasurer of Montgomery County subject to the action of the DemocratAa primaries W. E. heGEHEG 1 hereby announce myself as 6 candidate for nomination for the second term to the office of County Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic prtmartes.
 JOHN J. COCHRAN.
 -
 FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE. I hereby announce myself as candidate foI judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. sub feet to the action of the Democratic Prt-
 T. SCOTT sAYRE- hereby announce myself as q eandldatf for judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit subject to the action of the Democratic Fri mary on April Ith. 1904 ,o,,1ra
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

City subscriptions should be paid to the fOi' lo~tng -rthorixed collectors only: C. J. Calm. City Circulator; E. N. Hau. J. c. Jones. C. 1. Finnigar and J. H. Kemper, collectors. and at the counting room.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
Seine Girfns- 5reipaHe mebr.

Nem. 9orf. %. Nopember. -
Sdoufeniter-2 photographer uno Sir.
fls . Sreibilete fir Die Iusltelung
berielben in Sdaufenitern peroen
bolo Der 8ergangenbeit o~ngeboren,
menn Die Yl1ne Der SSomes ". Bailey
Combination uno ber@ebriioer Sing
ling alsgefiibrt neroen. 0ieie bei-
ben 5irmen boben 5mei Der grobteu
Girfustriippen i'm 9anoe uno bobcl
eii,e Tereinborling iiber Houten uno
bgl. getroffen, mel6e altf Nbld)aT-
fiung Der Iusitellrng Der Sreibillete
umi6liebt. @nbere Gi~rfltSbeliser
iino gum slnifluiie eingelaoen NOR
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

| bIem eint Ii6 infer 8olf unO Sreun6e
uno @egner reiden .Ii6 Die &ano, Inn
uniere notionolen 3rpede 81 e%rfiileu.
Gem groBen 8roblem oeS &rtege3
a~cqcniibcr lit unicre 9}ution ruie Gin
Monu eritoHocu. gSir haben feline
%8ricQapurtci uu0 feline SrieoenSpors
tel, mie HlrBIono, ionOcrn inn @egen-
tbciI, lnicrc Nation lit Gins u1o eini0
in Dem Gnti6lltiic, bis sum bittcrcn
Gn0c 5u fdmpfcn.
uNIS Der &ricg fam trof cS Iid 10,
ooB u%1icrc S~inon3lagc, noh elmer Gc,
riooc LANCER Sloubeit, einen friiden
Iufifmung pcrbieB. Inner 8olf
5etgt ltd oollmtf fGbig, Die 6inan3-
loit be9 &riegeS 81 troQcn, mo trob
Ser Gmiiiion innerer Nnlci6cn Iino
unicrc Uirtbi6aftliden 8erGGItniIic
nidt bccintrd6ti1t,. mGbren0 ser
StonO Ser 8onten ii6 lett Dem gc-
ginn Der 6einoieligfcitcn tbutiGdli6
geboben bat.
"S1e 3rIC9@ouSgoben errei6en mo-
natlid) cine groBe Slmme, o6cr 0ie
&cgierung bat lire 9(biorption in eli.
ncr ioldeH Neiie 6ctrie6cn, 6oB sic
norm0len &erbGltuiiic Oc9 @clomorf.
tcS mlr mcnig o~ffi3irt mor0en IillN
Die Nbnobme 0cS 8eloumloufS iii
Iebr Nering gemeien, lno rmicrc &o(f
trdgt nit 6rcltOcn Die crb0btcn Stel-
errL lp0brcnO ic0c inncre Inlcibe
itbcr5ci6nct morOcn lit.
sd 9eitebc, ooB Die @rcigniIic I'M.
Iere Grmortungen i%i6ertroffcn ba6en.
Sic lolien lid Olrh Die Ebotiude er.
tloren ooB unier &oIf cine rubiae
Soltung bcpobrt uno fIeiBig leiner
9elpobntcn @ei6Gitigun0 nohQebt.
Struggle @emobnbeiten iin0 6eibebo(.
ten mo teine pro0uftipe GnerQie oe.
optert mor0cn. llnierC GrnOten ii6er.
lIel9eh Ill Otelenl Sabre Ihrer 0llrdls
ldllittamertb BON $50,0OO,OOO. timer
orSiporti9er &onoel 3eigt cine Belle.
rung gegeniiber Dem Sabre 1903, 1tno
ib ertporte, bob er einen @eiommt.
lpertb Don $350,0O0,OOO erreiden
miro. Die Greiie bon 9e6cnSbeoiirf.
niiien limo elm wenig g%eItiegcn, ober
unlere %finan5ielcn uno mirtbIhoftli-
den @erbdltniiie bIie6en intaft. Dies
bot notwithstanding uniercn 6eino
itberroi6t. 8ir p~erooppeln unlere
Gnergie, urbeiten fleiBig, le6en fruau(
llro aeben in oieicm ariege obne Ban.
bern poran."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
8citcre Insoebnnng Scs flaiiifi5irten
GiuiloicnitcS.

8o bington II, Q. g., %. Iop.
- ErGiioent Ho%piepelt bat einen BE.
Iebl erlailen, melfer Die Gipiloienit.
regeIn oabingebeno omenoirt, oaB
audi Die Steaen oler Stills : 3ons
e%innebmer, iopie Der Gbef.@imebmer
Der nntergeoroneten Sdfen Dem flol,
iifi5irteu @ipiloienit einperleibt lper-
ben ioaen. 3ufiinftige @|rnennungen
fir oieie Steaen iino mitbin Con.
filrren5priifunaen unternorien. Gtma
400 Steqen meroen orlrd) oen 9efebl
beriibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
Sturmlani anf cine Sparbanf.

&aIamo3oo, Mi6., %. Nop.
= Srgeno elm @eriidt erregte bellte
MiBtrauen inter ben 0epoiitoren Der
naalomaSoo . Spurbanf," oieielben
6egonnen eillen Stitrmlouf, un0 &c
poiiten inn 9etrage BON $4,000 pilrs
oen i'm 9aufe bes Cages ge5ogen. Sin
bon oeu @rben oes Senrp 9reeS'if)elt
RodlaiieS eingeleiteter 9ro6eB ioIl
Die llrio6e Der gufregltng iein. Die
9anf belt beute 8pei Stunoen lan-
ger, ais eepobnlid, often, nm ale
5oroeringen SIT befrieoigen, uno
man glaubt, oob onS S6Iimmltc
iiberitonoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
WeiitLidler fenert anf Midter.

gan SranctSco, %. Nop. -
Heo. Siaac Selbp, Elm 9(uItrolier,
nelber Der &lGger in einem bier
ldrpeben0en Bro5eiie lit, f~elterte belrte
o,If ben Gifter Sebboro, m66reno
oerieIbe ocH &oriit i'm Superior.@c.
rlbt filbrtc. Die <gel fu6r foltm
einen Boil peit am Sopfe Oes Hid,.
tiers porbet nto i6lllg in Die Hiiden.
lebne ieineS StubleS elm. Se(bp
lpuroe Iofort inter Der Infloae zines
Woroperilltes ms StootgefGngniB
obgefiibrt.
(Spdter.) - SeGbp mar nift aIG.
ger, lollOern Der Gertlogte in einem
bon ieiner Satin eiltgcIeiteten Shei.
oungSpro5eiie un6 fltngirte ais eige-
1ler NnipaIt in Dem Ero5eIie. HidJter
Sebboro bate tiir5lif Elm Sdlci-
oltngSoetret bemiaigt. @Gbrcn0 er
bellte nit einem onoeren @ro5ciIe be.
ld0fti9t mar, fcucrte ScIbp gau5
plotlid auf i'm, poroui ser 4id,ter
nufiprang uno Sen Algreiier padte,
NM i'm 5lt o%erbinocrn, meitereS diiiie
ab5ugeben. @Gbreno SeIbp obge.
fiibrt piroe, iogte ser grreitont, err
babe ouf ben Hidter aeidoiiell, meiI
Dies Der ei15ige 8eg ideine, ii6 bier
81 2anoe 8ere6tigteit 81, pcri6offen.
sr beoollere MIR, bob ibm iein @n.
i6log nidt gelungen Iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
TlciiherItrifc sniammengebrudlen

6 bicago, %. Atouember. -
Der in ben Siebboien nusgebro6ene
nei,e Sleiiderltrife lit beenoet. Die
Ineeitenten beS Sommono : 3meiees
Der .Iational Yading Co." ipelde
leste @ofe aitsltanoen, meloeten iid)
beiite pieoer 5ltr Mrbeit at ben olten
2obniGben. Midoel 0onneIlp, TrG.
iioent Der rImolgamateb Wteot Gut-
terS ano Builder @orfmen," logte
berte, es meroe, iomeit er niiie, feline
grneiterung 6es Strifes ltottfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
Mns Giferindlt.

II6anp, R..g., %. Iopember.
- 9yrau SSoiepbine Huiiea, cine bib
Idle 8ittpe BON 35 Sabren, puroe
beute friib in einem BON ibr gefiibr'
ten MilhIaoen bon Dem 65-idbrigen
Ss,oIepb 4. @bite, einem angeltellten
oes Stoatsifotamts, Delher trilber
BEL ibr IN Die Soft aing, onrd bier
HepoIuerIdiiie nieoereeitredt uno
Itorb balls oorauf. Giferiuht I6eint
bos Wotip fir bas 8erbrefen gene
fen All fem. @bite mahte feinen
Iludtperiuf, lengnete ieoof Die
Tbat bel ieiner 8erbaftitng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
HntiOnal6anf Uerfrndlt.

NnttOnalbn1t 0ertrndlt.
6rou Goiiie Gbobnif ioa Die Gnltolt
our6 groBe Inleiben rtinirt ba-
ben. - Sic lit auaeblid Die Sat
tin zines GIeoeIdnber Nr3teS uno
cine notoriide SodItapIcrin, mel
6e bDpnotiide @epo(ten ouf ibre
Opfer mtsiibt. - @eridicoene
9logen iinO gegen lie qingcleitct,
ObcrGiM 8, %. Nop. - Gie
~OberIin Natiouol 9ant," cine in
1858 organiiirte 4nitalt iteQte beute
I'M gIntlong NIT eincm gcitern bon
ibren 0trcftoren geiaBten 9eidhlIie
Die 3obIung elm, m0 ibre Nfioiren
ltno einem gtationol6onf Graminu
tor ubertrogen moroen. S6re 9cpoii.
ten %betrugen bei'm leBten gluSlueiS
$4,000; ibr 9(ftienfopitol belief Iid
arf 100000. Br0Iioent ser 9unf iii
Is. s. 9edtpitb.
@s perIoutet, Dob 0ie 9anf elmer
6ran Gaiiie G6ooiuid BON Glenelono
9roBe Summcr oorgcItrett babe, un0
oIeler llmitano peronluBte am lcbten
Sonltog eilten Stltrmlollf Der @(Gl-
bigger. 8eamtc Ser 9onf erflGren, Iic
ertuartetcn i'm 2ntfc oe$ 6crttiqen ga.
geS 100000 Don elmer Netu- Oorfer
9anf.
Nen Oorf, %. Wopem6cr. -
@etro6tIi6eS Illfieben berridt bier
iiber cine BON Serbert Q. 0erpton,
einem befannten @eifGftSmmne bon
groofline, WaiI, onb6ngig gemadtc
&lage gegen 6roit Cattle Gboomid
bon GIeOelon6, g., BON melfer er qe-
liebeneS @elO gum 9etragc bon
$f90,S0O oerlangt. Srau Gba0mid
hit Die @attin eineS g(r5teS IN Glcpc.
lon0. IuBer Nemton bobeu olt6
mebrerc 8nnten Die 5rau perflo9t,
10 OaB iid Die gegen oieielbe erbobc-
men 6oroerungen I'M @on5en aui
$267, 800 beIoufen. Die betrefienoen
9anfen limo Die oGucli0 4penue
SopingS ano SruIt So" bon Glepcs
luno, O., 6ie .Sapings 0epoiit 8aut
onb Srult 60" bon GImiro, O., unO
oie nAmericon gr6onge gtotionols
9ouf." 8ie Sr. Retpton ertlGrt, crs
bob Srou Gbnomid Die Nnleibe inter
faliden 4ngoben, oeren Nihtigteit
ii6 ieitoem berouSgeiteIt bat. Srou
Gboomid fam am leeten 0onnerltag
bier an uno itie9 IN einem Sotel ob,
blieb jeoo6 MIR einen Gag. Sb lie
nod in Nem.0orf lit. meiB mar nidt.
Sr. Relpton bat S6ritte ergriffen,
nm gerpiIies @igentbum ser 6rnt in
Glebelano NIT 9eidlo9 81 belegeu.
Or. Gboomid, Der @atte Der &ertloga
ten, Ioa itd in europa befinoen. .
Die oNen-0ort @orlO" Ingt IN
ibrer bertieen Iuseabe, es %eriitire
@runo 81 Der Annobme, Dob Srnr
gboOpid ioentii6 init Der 8obriugc.
rim uno S6minolerin 2poia De Serc
iei, lpelde in Den neun5iger Snbren
SIT einem 9afttermin ms Obio'cr
3u6tbauS geididt lpuroe. Dteie 2p'
6io De 8ere lei Elm bemerfensmertbeS
Srallen5immer unb babe Die m~eiiten
ibrer S6niuoeleien Ourd) bppnotiihc
Maft, mel6e lie ouf ibre Oper ultS-
iibe, belperfIteligt. Seit ibrer Gnt.
loiiin9 aus Dem Obio'er 3udtbmlic
bieB es, Dab iie einen GlepelGnocr
9lr5t geebelift babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
8lntiger 8ampi siuiiden Stalienerm
nno Slpmafcn.

Grinioob, Sol, %. Non. =
lleber 100 Sfiiiie muroen beute in
einem @rubenlager nabe Suitings,
Col, IN einem Sample 5niiden Slo.
mafen uno Stalienern gemefielt.
Gin Wamn blieb foot in Dem Sample,
uno Die Summe bon 1920 muroe aus
ben Saiden 0es So6ten geraubt. Gin
onoerer Wonn erlitt ifmere Wrnoen.
Neun WGnner lino megen 8etbeili'
aung an Dem Sample, melfer Die
6olee zines a%oblengrGber : Strifes
gemei en iein ion, perbaftet moroeii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

getltgte Serlitlt bot ltd] altt ul19etuDt
$t0,O00,0O pro Snbr ge1tellt.
RuBIono'S Reform @eru.
BeterSurg, %. Tobember. -
&ellte Dur0e befonnt gemabt, baB
sic Gone, in pelter SSraeliten
@rlHoetgent6um eriuerben fonnen,
ollSgeoebnt neroen miro.
9ld)t5ig na1 @lrhougef geididten
poIitii6eu 8er6onnten lit pom Wtini-
tier OeS Sunern Shirt S%Wiatopolt-
OtirSti bereitS Die Hiidfebr mad Der
Seimut6 %erm0glidt morOen. hinge
fGbr $50 iolfer l%lngliidliden limo
nod BORT.
WoSfaM 28. Robember.
Shirt @aIibim Der giirgermeiiter
bon Mo9toll, beabIidtigt, cine Ser
Iammhrng oIler 9iirgermeiltcr gr0Be.
rer StGote in &liBlono ein5uberuielL
Inn 6roQen Scr Notwithstanding
5t cr0rtern. 9ieic 9eipegltng puroe
ourt oie tiir5lif Itottgebobte 3emit-
mo.@eriammlung in petersburg III
@oug gebrodt.
Sur S0rOerun8 Scr Mus
mnu0erung mad Nine.
rtfd.
&openbagen, %. Gtopember.
- Sr. @uoeItoot, elm betonnter
Banter, uuo aloerc electromagnetic
&Sroelitcn boben cine Organization
qcgriinoet, nm oen ruiiiidcn SSroeli-
ten CUR ACKNOWLEDGING nod Imerito
iiber oGnii6e SGien bebiililid 81 leil.
@eioer meroeu 9%eiommelt, NM Den
@laubenSgeuoiIen Die &eiIe 81 erletd)-
tern, rno nm Den @migranten Wtlttel
an Die Sono 81 geben, nm oanit brit
ben etlpus ~oniongen 81 tonren. Us
miro augenommen, Dab oollouf 5ebtts
tallieno Iolder Gmigrnnten nabreno
0c8 l~olieuoen SobreS bon Oanemort
ob0ereiIt Iino. Der INSTRUMENTATION
miro IN ben oGnii6en SGfen 10 tart,
ouB ole ySamburg = gmerifa = @e.
IeQifaft" neue 2inien BON aopenba'
acn, 8otbenburq, Gbriltionio urto
ser @eItfiilte BON Normegen nod
omerifonii6en SGien einrihtet.
Br6Berc 3uperft6t nno
bciiere @rciie.
QOnoon, %. Nop. - Cine bel.
icrc Stimmung berridte in Der per.
floIicncn ISOLDE ouf ser Gffeftcnborie,
rn0 obuobG Die ltmiGte beId)rontt
tuorcn, %befunoeten oie Spetulonte1
gr6Bere 3uoeriidt unb Die &reiIe
iparen better. Imerifonil6e Wertbe
uuren uttio uno le6bnft. Seionoers
beudtenStuertb mar Die Stdrte Der
Nttiet ser nNtfiion, Sopeto & San.
ia Se-9u6n," iolpie Der ollnitco
StoteS Steel Corporation" oeren
Yreiie iid in 6oG9c umfongreidcr
&%aufororeS pom Continent, Ser audi
olS beoelltenoer &Gllfer fir iiioameri-
faniide @ert6e ouftrat, belierten.
Ger iiioofrifoniihe Morft 5eigt ein
fortgeieBteS, itetige3 In5ieben Der
Freiie,
Gn Ser5IGbmung actor
BEN.
2on0on, %. Nop. = Wottbem
@btte Hiolcp, Discount Hiolep, Der
friibere StootS iefret6r bes Snnerer,
lit beltte ollf ieincm 2onoiib 81 9log-
bon in Northumberland ploblid) ges
ltorbCn. Gr mar 1912 9eboren. Cine
Ser5ldbnmng bat ieincm 2eberL nab
reno er idlief ein Gnoe gemlodt.
@au5e 9oGn5iig &c VOL
SorrGtbe &c Itoblen.
WoStou, %. Iopember.
2eute, Die aus Dem fernen Often bier
ei%naetroffeu iino, er5dblen cine nlerf-
wiiroigc @eidihte pom gebeimniB-
ooIlen @eri6wiuoen eineSSransports
bon $50 @oggons bon 8orr1tben
uno @interfleioern, Die an Eripot.
firmen uto Sfii5iere eeididt woroen
maren.
Slntiser &N 5wiiden Stalienerm
uuA Slnmofcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
: IN CON 2ranaisco. Gal, lit oil

Sn Gan 6ron5isco. ealy ut ore
Idiifbriidige Wonnidait Der alien
8rigontine .Guiditep" ongefommen,
Die bon Dem Compiler nSampico,"
Capt. 8oberts, gerettet uno auf Der
Sobe bon 9rap's Sorbor auf Den
9ompier Sooner" transferirt nor.
Den NOR. Capt. Sobnion unb Die
neun idiifbriihiaen Wairoien baben
an' lire Safen eingebiiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29

nit Ser &crIciung ser Gbronreoe for.
mel er0ffnen.
unterieebote in &rons
ita0t.
&ronitoot, Sic
bPiocn llutrriecboote, Spiicm &ofc,
pcI6e RuBlano inter Neruittclrtg
elmer Rep.Dorfcr 6irmo g%cfulIft bat,
limo cinqrtoffcn un6 rUerocn per9abn
na6 &la0iuoItod Qciuu0t mcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
Salt in Hanama.

Banana, %. Hopember.
Die erite Gonferen5 5iir geilegiillg
Der 5niiden Den Ser. Staaten rno
SAVANNA idrpebenoen Stretttra9eit
mrroe beute pom Straightforward Gaft,
Dem 8~rGiioenten Imaoar nno oltoe'
rem 9eomten abgebalten. Wabr'
Iheinlid, miro idon morgen EN-
llebereinfommen eraielt meroen, nno
bis oohin meroen feline n1beren Oftt'
t~beilunaen iiber Die Gerbanolungen
gemoft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
(SOrtictnng OOu Der criten Scitc.)

pol cintreffen. 9ort ioIcn in 3ruei
Sobren blrroert SricqSIdiffe, oorln.
ter elm 9utcuo GhIa6tihiffc, CT
battt meroen.
gtiron pcigert iih, iiber Oie 9lrt
un0 @r0Be icines Gontraftcs ettpu3
SIT io9cn. Gr ioI ser ruiiiiGcu Sic,
gierrrnQ pcriidCrt hobcn, NoB er,
tpenu oie NhttrI uidlt QcIport ipcroen,
cine mddtigc aricqSiIottc in 5mei
Sobrcn ihoffen fam. ScboitopoI
miro 0onit gum gr0Btcn SdiffSboll,
hof in Der @eIt pcr0en. 9firon miro
NIT ieiner @ottin om 8orO elmer
Sdht mobnen. Gr bat Die 3ebn Sors
pcoobootc, ocrcn Gontrutte cr inn
Slli ans TltBIonb mitbrod)tc, nu6c.
81 ooIlcn0ct. Cine @ro6efobrt Res
5ebuten ShiffeS miro in Stotcn-S IS,
lou0 Sun0 itottfinocn. 9ic Son
itrltftion Scr Sorpc0obootc mar nit
biel @cbcinmiBtbuerci ncrulidt.
Sort NIT ocm 3opf!
Wuf0cn 2S. Nob. - Ger &icc-
f6uia Der Erobin5 Sonan lit Der critic,
Ser ocn @cfebI Der &uiierin- &cacntiH
icinc SoIootcn in curopGiidc l%luiior.
men 5l fIei6cn um0 ibnen 0ic 30pie
obidnciOcn 81 Ioiien in guoiiibrmJ
gcbrad)t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-29
Tcb IQci d loQcu.

8eter5burh %. Nopcmlbcr.-
Ger pom General &uropotfin qemeI-
Dete &eriud Der Soponer, General
Gennenfompif'5 linfc 6lonte ouf3us
rotten, lit in 6oIac elmer aus Otltf-
Den bier cingctroifeucn Gepeidc ieb(-
gci6logen.