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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30
Latest Food Product
Comes In Tablet Form and Re,,.
to the Blood and Nerves Wis., :
Worn Out and Wasted Ava,

In this way it builds up and ro,.
all manner Of weaknesses. ana palrs
ables one to throw off most ~ Gu
ails OF life. This preparation Ino .ae
as DR.. Chase's Blood and Nerve roN.
overcOmes and cures not ONLY .
common ais as nervous heada aToa
nervous dyspepsia, sleeplessness nae
vous irritability, general debility a aer
but even such serious Conditions -
profound blood poverty, neurastbsr; as
paresis, dementia, locomotor atsx;s
which have hitherto resisted all dA,.
medication. It is not a dope bav lug
stimulating and only TEMPORARY ~
feet, but is food that feeds tho a. a.
PRAYED blood and starving brain , a
nerve cells, and in a natural MANU- au
restores them to structural intsar; .r
and perfection Of function. n 49,.
vince you that it is really a Womb T'
ful food cure, its makers, The Dr.. Cha.
Co., Philadelphia, Pa, ask Won "s %
weigh yourself before taking If pr;s "
so cents box, five boxes, enourh ~
give it a fair trial. $500. Book free
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30

yesterday evening. The struggle be-
tween man and beast lasted over ter
minutes. while two Of the grooms
looked on helplessly.
."Bigboy,'' as the animal has beer
named, is a recent acquisition, having
arrived from Hagenbeck's on Wednes-
day night AS his name denotes, he
is an immensely powerful animal
standing four feet six inches in height
and possessing the strength of two or
binary men.
When Mr.. Morris first experimental
with him he proved quite tractable
but yesterdays experience revealed
him in quite another role.
AT first said Mr.. Morris, che was
quite friendly, and placed both his
hands in mine. Then 1 slowly gripped
them, and the fight began without any
tedious preliminaries.
The brute sprang at my face, and
I knocked him back with my fist. Then
he seized my left leg, ripped my
trousers and buried his teeth in the
flesh. The pain was maddening. and
for few moments l felt 1 was going
crazy.
AT last 1 got a firm grip on the
babOOn's throat, and hit him in the
neck. He let go and howled. l kept
the clutch on his throat till the brute
became insensible.
when l brought him to with sal
volatile l held both his hands and
looked at him sternly. He made at at
tempt to spring at me again, and
raised my right arm in threatening
attitude. Then he covered at my feet
i had won the fight
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30
NEW YORK SKIPPER REPORTS
FINDING OF NEW RACE
IN GREENLAND.
Height and the Women Very

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-The New
York Sun says news of the discovery
of race of giants in the UNEMPLOYED
frozen north, and the opening up of
hitherto unknown mineral fields in
Greenland were brought to Philadel-
phia by the bark Silicon.
The Silicon left Ivigtut bay, Green
land, in October. The winter there had
been the most severe encountered in
that region in the memory of the in
habitants. At Ivigtut the Silicon met
the Danish exploring vessel, Fox II.
in charge of Mylan Yerkson, of the
Danish exploration society.
The explorers of the Fox II. had
been to Arsuck., the next settlement
of the north. There they were sur
prised to find tribe of some fifty
men and women of type of man
never before seen in Greenland. I'm
like the miniature Eskimos, they were
race of giants, many of the men
being eight feet in height, with
frames of proportionate mold. In fact
the north giants were a large sized
replica of the American Indian, with
high cheek bones and bronze skin.
The newcomers could neither speak
nor understand the Eskimo language,
and, in fact. acted as beings who
used their voices to make little more
than mere cultural sounds. By signs
they made the visitors understand
that they came from the far north,
and had been driven away by the
terrible severity of the unusual
weather. The newcomers were al
most starved. One of the tallest of
the tribe was taken aboard the Fox II.
for exhibition in Denmark.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30
Sold and Guaranteed by the
Pioneer Drug Store

the matter calmly in spite of the nos.
sibilities of quick and enormous
wealth that stare them in the face
When the steam shovel turned owe,
the pocket that showed streaks of
the metal there were things doing for
few minutes and everybody Knocked
off work to examine the find then
things went on again as if nothing
had happened.
Those who know a little something
about mining claim that the gold was
carried down in some drift of the gla-
cial age as the sol would indicate.
BY the finding of the remains of pre-
historic forests beneath the Great
Northern tunnel it was shown that the
many hills that Seattle people la
bOriously climb daily were probably
the effect of glacial drifts. AS the
glaciers travel good many miles
sometimes those who refuse to become
excited over the finding of the gold
claim that there is no reason why they
should not carry little punches of
gold down with them occasionally
They carry most everything else, it is
claimed, even the remains of mastO-
dons and things like that.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30
KITTY RINGS THE DOOR BELL.
Smart Tabby Knows How to Get In
side the House.

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 3O.-Simon
Wolf, of 486, Market street, is the
possessor of the smartest cat on rec
ord. This feline is jet black, goes
by the name of "Tabby," and rings
the doorbell when he desires admit
lance. If no one answers the sum-
mons, "Tabby'' will keep on ringing
until he raises somebody" even il
it should take all night, and he usual
ly gainst his point after some little
time
The doorbell is in the center of the
front door and is operated with a
crank. Tabby jumps up and catches
holding on with his left paw, while he
turns the crank with his right. Should
the crank hang down past the catch
point of the ringer, Tabby will turn
it clear around until the ring greets
the ears Of those in the house.
When ordered out he goes
without question, but when he
wants to return the dOOrbell rings.
Nobody taught him the trick and
members of the family think he just
picked it up himself. His master is
quite proud of the cats accomplish
ments, and Tabby never refuses to
ring the bell for the edification of Wis
itors who may be calling. at the Wolf
household Tabby is also good
mouser, SO no money will buy him.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30

Burkhardt recently purchased, ad-
joining the homestead, and there re-
ceived the congratulations of scores
Of acquaintances yesterday.
Mrs. Burkhardt's father was the
as was her brother. She has two sis
tiers in Brooklyn.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30
MAN FIGHTS WITH BIG BABooN
Savage Simian Attacks His Traine,
In London Hippodrome.

LONDON, Dec. 3O.-A strenuous
fight between large Chakma baboon
and his trainer, Leon Morris, took
place at the HippodrOme stables late
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30

Advertise in the Statesman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30

w. A. WILLIAMS,
= Corner Third and Poplar SITS
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30
NOTICE.,

have bought the stock and tools OF
A. c. links and hereafter the wood
shop and blacksmith shop will be un-
der one head, which I think will be
appreciated by my customers
/ have also secured the old wagon
maker, Jens Anderson, to do my wood
work and am now better prepared tc
build new or repair old vehicles than
ever before.
w. A. WILLIAMS,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30

Peoples Cash Market. Fine meats,
fresh salmon, oysters, etc. Newly
fitted up. No. IL S. Third; Phone 80.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30

Orchestra music for dances, recep-
tons, etc. Phone Main 1872, Richard
Truant
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-30

j. w. Cookery, licen ed embalmer
and undertaken. Babcock block, 7k
First street. Tel. Main 379.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
Stabtiid)c &crprDnnnacn.

ratb bon Baltimore enttpeber benz 81
sentbiimer Neutrality-suspicious. ben bon
ben 9ei6fuorenen pber ben MbfdGz
BERN %auertannten 8etrag a~usaablen,
ober benielben in has Ittuarss 8ureau
bes galtimprer Stabtseri9ts fir Der
9ebraud Der refp. @igentbiimer bes
be1ogten @igentbums ODER Der refpete
ttpen SntereiIen parin einSablen, unb
baraufbin lolen Der Mapor II. Stabtz
ratb bon Baltimore ben 8eiibtitel bes
befagten Gisentbums erbalten.
3. 4bi6nitt. - lIno es piro ferner
perfii9t, Dab IN alien SGnen, in nell
den Der Mapor unb Stabtratb ppil
Baltimore bisrsupor burf 9erorbs
nlins bic G%rperbung bon Gieentbum
fir etsenen 9ebrauh burhGpnbemnis
rrne autoriiirt ober angefpieIen unb
ourd fpl6e @erprbnuns bic Wrt unt
Weiie nidt p%preeidrieben baben, in
tpelher bas Gonoemnirungsperfahren
eanad s~eleitet iperben mub, iol1e8er.
b%anblungen, auseenpmmen, es 1T
pur6 @efeb orer @erorbnuns amber
tpeitig porgei6rieben, in llebereins
Thinning nit benz 2. Ibihnitte biefer
gerorenuns gefiibrt peroen iolen.
4. Mbi6nitt. = limb es ipirb ferner
perfiist, oub bic b%orltebenoen Dor
l6riften bieier 8erorbnung niht 70
ausgelest lperoen biirfen, bab ie mil
irgeno elmer 8ori9rift bes CHARTERS
Der Stabt Baltimore ober irsenb fpelz
den beitsbenbem @eiebe in Gonflitt
seratben, nod ireenb pelden eriItirens
ben 8eroronungen bes Mapors unit
Stabtratbes bon Baltimore, pelde bi.
Nrt unb Weiie, it tpelder Gonbemni>
runss : 9erbanblunsen aefiibrt perz
ben iolen. porf6reiben. 5ulpiberlau len,
Gnbern ober er9dn5en.
5. Mbf9nitt. = limb es ptrb ferner
perfiigt, oob bie1e 8erorbnuns BON
Sage ibrer Nnnabme an in &raft tritt.
@enebmist am Is. Wdr5 1904.
Gpbert W. Wc2ans,
Wdpor.
Sir bic Ridtisfeit Der Ibi6rift:
Sarrp s. Snoper,
Resilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
GuluraSu's Strifcluirrcn.

telluride, Col, 81. Wars.
ErGiibent ebos. 8. Woper bon Ser
vWeitern 5eberation Der Brubenor-
Better" lpelder iri benz bieiigen De.
iGngrib nuf Die Mnihulbiguna ser
5Iaggen-9 %eidimpfui,a ieit SnmItag
in%ternirt NOR, lpuroe pom gouiitu.
Hidter WaibIatp aegen Steauna Fl.
fier giireihoft bon $500 entlaIien.
ober iofort iuieoer aiif Srore oes sc.
nerolobiutanten Sberuon W. Bell
BON elmer Wili5. Nbtheilung perhof.
tct. Iuf tuelfe 9eibnloiguna oie'c
bipeite @erbaftuns e%rfpIpte, ipurhc
ridt befonnt gegeben. Sheriif Nn.
tan lit nod Oenuer gegonger. mi
W. 9. Waplpopb. Den SefretGr Der
Ieoerotion. gegen peld)en glcidfollS
cine Nnflage iueget Iluggen.@A.
itimpfuna erboben morben lit, in
Saft 5l neblnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
Banana brandt Gclb.

Banana, 81. War5. Iuc
Greiie befiinocn groBe lleberroid)ulls
anIablid, Der Nidteriiiuune ocs lie
bereinfuntmchs, bemsufolge bei'm
Mustauid Ser &atififatonen bes
aanolpcrtoQca Die 8ereinigten Stoo.
ten Der neltcn Hepublif Die Summc
bon $t0.0O0,000 aus5ablen ioaten.
IS beibt, 6aB ourd Die 8er5ogeru,9
Der Hereinafter Stauten bel oieier
notwithstanding Die Hegiertng &c.
3ipitngen poroen iudre, in9teip.Dorf
cine MnIeibe anf3nhebmten.
Montirol Siesbee, Capt. @oin-
iprigbt mo oitoere Dffi5iere bes
norootluntiiden @eihpdnbers mad
ten geItern bent Hr1iihenten s(mooor
INT Yoluit einen offi5iellen geiuh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
Ginger Wcttititrcit.
Sobe @clbpreiie in ct. 2o1tis. =
Nlisidreibun9cn oes Wtiliit : Bit
rcaltS Der @eltousiteullud.

Sobe 8clopreile in ct. 2o1iiS. =
Iiisibreibungcn oes Wfuiif : 9ii-
reolis Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
81. 2ouis. 81. W1rS. = 9as
Wilitbiireou Ger @eltnisitcapng
bat iebt Die ollgemeinen @citimmuti.
1en fir 0as Gborol . Ereisiingeii.
'ueld)cs IN Den Soaen bonn fl. bis
Is. Suli in Der groBen Seltboue ouf
bent Neutrality-suspicious. itattfinben
miro. feit0eitelt. Noh oieicn TeaeIn
limo Die Gborc, Die an bcm Wettbe.
uerb tbeilnebmcn mollcn, IN 3pei
0lallen einoetbeilt. Die critic 3laIIe:
Shore bon 80 Sangeru unb ooriiber;
orci 8clbpreiie; Der critic 5000, Der
itucitc $500 utb Der brittle $500.
Sl Der 5%lpeiteu aloiie miiiien sic
Shore 10 bis 20 WitgIicber itnrf
iein; brei @elopreiie: eriter EreiS
S25OO, 5peiter YrciS $500 uno crit.
ter Ereis $1,000.
Gas Muiif.0iireou lpiro brei &C.
ianasportra9e fir ben 8ettbeperb
ooridreiben, mobreno Die gusipobl
eines pierten Sieoes Dem betreficn.
ienben Gbor iiberltiicn bleibt, bod
muB ons Wtlliif : 9iireull ieine gu.
ltimming geben.
Ger Wettbeluerb Der W1nnerd)ore
inject in ben Sogen pom Is. Gull
bis "a. Sllli IN rer SsItbolle itott.
Mud bier ii1b Die 9eluerber in 5lpci
&lniicn eingetbcilt mo 5ipor Die critic
aloiie Gbore bon 60 bis 100 San-
aern ll1o Die 5lpcite alulie Gbore BON
35 bis 60 SGngern. Sir beioe 3lai-
len iino je 5tpci @elopreiie olisgelett
uno 5ipor in Der eriten alaile $1,000
uulo $1,000, in ser 5tpcitcn 8laiIe
$1,000 nno $500.
8uitou 3bolberg bon Stodbolm,
Shmeoen, lit in ct. 9oilis einaetrof.
len lim nit ben @,isiteaunas . ge.
boroen oos Iuftnten eines SGneer.
hors bon GO idineoiihen Stuoenteu
mobreno Der sSeitIihfeiten an Dem
.Sd)peoiiden Soact. an "a. Stunt
,ii oereinboren. Ter S1ngerhor be.
ltebt aus Stiioenten Der llniperiitGt
Sunb unb bot niif orci iriiberen 90
riicr @clmlls% itcdun9cn berporro.
gcl,o mitgenirft. 81 Infer Den Gbor.
Witgliebern befinbet lid Sobn 5or.
lea, Witglieo Der fonialid,en Sper
in Stodbolm, scr iriiber mGbreno
iciner Stuoenteujeit Der 2imosltni.
periitdt ungcb6rte. ''F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
I'm aliibcnocn Cfcn ucrbrannt.


Grihiitternoe a,isiagen i'm Sale ser
Ebtlooelpbter Gngelmoderin
Ilbntcoo. - Ncllgeborene, lebcn.
De &inoer Oent 6euertooe iiber.
diltiportet.
FbtInoelpbio a, 81. WtGr,.-
GntIeblibe Gin5elnbeiten iibcr ben
Soo nnltuIoigcr Sduglinse, peld)c
bon ber5loien llnmenihen in Sdiir.
gen gepidelt uno lcbeno in cinel
rotbglilbenocn Sfen geltedt nurocn.
fonlen in Dem iiber oen Zoo bon Mo.
rp y. Sloan unb Sorub Sugbcs, oic
Dor elnein Sabre, lpie iett ~bebuuptet
miro, an Den Solgen crimineQcrS pc.
rnttolien ltarben, Dom Coroner Oh.
gan abgcboltcnen Snolcit Si Gaze.
Mm Shlliiie oes Slloleites pllroen
Ornu elilobetb gibmeoo bon Nr.
zoo, Siio.12. Strobe, mcIte in ae.
pilien areiien ais Or. Gonoe" eine
troiirige NotorietGt belibt, ibr Sobn
3oiplano Iibmeob, unO Or. Wotben
WcTidors bon Hr. 1906, @borton.
ltrnBe, ipclder ieiner Belt in einem
BON linn oiiSgeIteIten Sootenideine
Die l(rIod)e bcs Sooes Der beioen
oben gcnonlten @Gbdcn ais Sppbus
mo MISUNDERSTANDING o~naeaebcn
bette, bonn Coroner sur 0erfiiauno
Der @roBgeifporenen in Suft bcbol,
ten.
Der Snqileit brahte iene i%eniotio.
nellie Grtbullung, ipeld)e Coroner
9ilgoh ld)on iriiber o%ngeoelttet bate,
als Or. s. g. Woiier bon GER. III,
Noro.3, Strobe, Der gleidioQs unter
Der Inflogc Der 8ornabme einer cri.
mineQen Operation itebt, ben i3eil.
genltono betrot, I'M gegen ieine an.
gebliden friibcren @enoiienL bon sc.
men er lid iiberportbeilt glnitbt, aus.
5%uiaqen.
uaennen Sic 3rau Mi6mea6?"
frogte Der Coroner.
sd femme Tie untcr bieicm go.
men, nod better ober ullter DEM gta.
men Or. Gonbe."
BUR Mntiport aui ipeitere 3roacn
iugte Der 3clige. CT ici 0fters in Dem
Saiie Nr. 256, Siib. II. StroBe, &C.
neien lno babe nit eigercn Mllaen
9cieber, ipie Srou Nibnteob nellae.
borene ainber, lebenoiac ioipobl. pie
tobte, m elmer Shiir5e in Den aeQer
trug mo iie bort IN ben a~liibenoet
nSeater" mari, no tic 81 Iid)e Der.
bronnten..
Or .Soiepb $. aing, elm onberer
3eiiee, mclber brei Wcd)cn lang in
Dem er,pGbnten Suuie elm giireau
time bate. mad)te 1bnlide Nltsio'
gen lno erfldrte ferner, 3rnu 4ih.
iiledo babe ibnt anpertrolit. oab lie
oiirh ibr Gnaelmoder. @eit1ft $500
bis $500 bro Subr perbiente. 0rau
Mibmeao bate periudt, i'm sumgsor.
mebmen elmer criminellen Operation
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01

Scitilng beginner iueroe. Die gl6.
tbeilllna bon 9orfum nnd Sapol, Die
I'M Oftoher b. s. poQenbet pllroe,
funttionirt uortreiflih uno better ais
oos critic &obel. Die @eieQidoft
geoentt bon Dem ibr 5~uitebenoen
@orfoufsred)tc 9ctreffs oes Sigo.
GabelS nit Gnoe oieies Sobres &c
brond) 6u MAIDEN. Dos miiroe cine
%crmcbrul19 oes Nftienfopitals Inn
orei Wiuionen Warf notbluenoig
mlabcn.
Sebr I'M g ii It'll an 9 c.
nom III c II.
Sn Wiind)en lit eS anI1Bli6 ser
Gritouffiibrung BON Sronf @eoc.
finb's Topit1t r9iibie berTonooro"
in Scenen gefommen, ipeld)e ni6t
I'M Stiid po~rgcifrieben iino. Die
aritif be5cihnct bas nelie Gramo
ais cin obicones unb perriidtesMa adj.
lperf, Dem icbc 9iibnenbereftigung
ob5nipredcn ici. S6on na6 Dem
erlten Ift erbob iidj ein f%lird)tborcr
S%fal,ool, mo ooS 5oblreib erldiene.
ne Filblifum pcriticg iih 5ll Demon.
ltrotionelt, mic lie ieit LANCER 3cit
lid III feinen Miiuhencr Sbeoter CT.
eiGlet boben. Sront @eoefino, ser
TerfalIer, lelbit ipilrbe nit arcllenoen
Bfiffen cmpiongcn iobolo bos Mll-
oitorilm ieiner oniidtig purbe.
Nab Dem griinolibcn 0urbfau
oiirite oas Stiid obnc @citeres bonn
&cpertoire micber obgciest meroen.
SoIoatcn dinoer b c.
trait.
Gin nc,lcr SoQ bon Solootenmlib.
b%onolunaen gclongte IN Heibe. Der
6eltinGsitobt i'm Ie9ierungs .9c3irfe
Sppeln, 5ltr @crbonblung. Gin lin,
terofii5icr, Nonlcns Miitfe, ocnSsn.
Ianterie E Regiment gtr. % onaeb6.
rig, pllroc 81 orci Monoten @efGna.
nib pcrurtbcilt.
Die Sbotcn oeS 2eutcidinoers ia.
men ans Sid)t, ais oerlelbe gnoeSa.
ltilor cinen polniihcn 9ononier Die
Ercppe binobiporf. SIS uurocn
Dfilbfc 81 SGlc bon WtibbolloIungen
,llr 2oit gelegt. @ei'm YroseB iuilr.
DC eripiclcL Dab nerlt Hetrllten
Miihfe'S pabrcno 5ipcier Monotc
Tolt toalih nit SiiBtritten II. Sdla.
gen traftirt lpuroen, Gin gutnliitbi.
ger aononicr erfl1rte iibrigcns Dem
arlcgsgerldt: ~@ir boben mondmoI
cine Sradt HriigcI perbicnt."
N o6 Nmcrifo untcrmeaS.
Der bcfonntc SdriftiteQer uno SIC.
ooftcllr Der n9totionol.3 eitln9, "Sr.
Gll9cn 3obcl, ioipie Der Morine.
StnbS r Sngenieur Sloltd, 2ebrer
an Der 9cdofii3icr : Sdule in @il.
belmsbapcl, iino an 9oro bcs9lopo.
Onmpfers vaoiier @ilbelm Der 3iuei.
tc" ilat Nciu . g)orf obgerciit.
Gin @uron Dor @eriht.
@ic aus @icn tcleerapbiid bier.
Der geneloet uorbcn 1T, miro ga.
ron b. alein : @ieienbcra, Der che,
molige @c5irfsbouptmonn, aeridt,
lid pcrfolgt, iueil er, mic es 1T Ser
bcboroliden @efonntmod)nna beibt,
a%rnengeloer m%ntcrid)lug mo id,iperc
Vetriigcreien beging.
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StaotiidJe &crurSnuuocn.

llebertretnn9 untertporfen Iein Iuuen;
beiaste S%trafsebijbr IoQ tuie anosre
Strafsebiibren uno StraFen eintuNirt
.fperben."
4. Nbfdnitt. lIno ss pirb ferner
perfiist, bab bieie 9%eruronuna pom
Gage ibrsr @nnahme an in araft ire
ten fon.
8eitdtiat am 10. MGrs 1904.
Robert 81, Mc2ane,
Wabor.
Sir zine setreue 9(bl6rift:
9arrn ), 9opper,
RegiItrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
9tr. 81,

Sine @erorbnnna, mcldDe ben "A. Nb.
idnitt ocs %. Artifcls bes BAL.
tiinOrer Stabtscictbndes BON
1898, Sitcl n8cinnobcit," Inter.
titcl nWtiRitGnoc nnb bic @erbii.
thug Dun 9ranfbciten," ,uiocr.
rnft tno nit Nmcnbcmcuts mic.
Der TT Strait ictt.
IS luirb Dum Wagur nnb StaSt.
ratb BON Baltimore pcrfiist, ooB Scr
"a. Iblhnitt, beS %. Mrtifels, 9itel
y@eiunobeit," llntertitcl vMibIt1noc
unb Die 9erbiitlng bon aronfbei.
fem" biermit niberruier, lrno ME
folgt louteno, ipicocr in 9roft aclebt
iein ioa uno lit:
"a. glbihnitt. - SIS ioa sic
Yfliht oes @cinnobcits : Gommiii1rs
icin, ale 9aiiplGbe. @rl,noitiide, Der.
oGftigen Seller, Standardization, 81.
geutbum, StrnBer, Games u. Nleps
i%nnerbalb Der Stoot iorgiGltig at IN.
lpi5iren, uno ipcnn er irgcnonie Scr
@einung lit, oob iracl,o pclde Der
beiagten 9nuplobe. @rilnoltiide, Der.
bddtisen Seller, 8cbGiuidfeitcn, 81.
gcntbnm. StroBcn Canes uno Iucps
innerholb oerStoot in cincm gerncir
lhGolid)en 3uitanoe ober IN eincm
Iolheu 3ultanoc limo, ooB m1brc,o
Der iparmen o6er u%n0elunocn Sob.
resjeiten ein Mibituno babllrd) CT.
5eltgt uno Die @eiunobeit Der 9iire
ger g~efdbroet iuerOen moge, loa es
lcine Eflidt nno CT hermit nngepie.
len iein, ben obcr oie gieentbiimer
9emobner ooer 9cnltber FOLDER 9ou-
pldbe, @%runoitiidc, peroGdtiger &eI.
ler, DISQUALIFICATION ober Giacn.
tblms, nnb ben oocr oie Gigentbii-
nler, 9epobncr obcr 9cni,ter Der
nit Ser 6ronte az iolben Straben,
Canes iino Gaeps ~liegenoen gigen.
tbilnls, feline, ibrc obcr oeren M9enten
o%n5lnpeiien, beih1ten Wibitono ober
ltriad)e bes ~beiagten WfiBitonbes IN.
nerbolb Der in bcIooter 0enahrihti-
gilllg onge9ebclcn Belt uto III Der
III oerielben borgeidriebcnen Weiic
ST beItitigeu, ito Tolls Scr ober oie
beio9ten Gigentbiimef, 9%clpobner
ober 9enllser, feline, libte ooer bcrcn
Igentc,i 'cs petnodldiiieen ooer iid
lpeigetli ioIftelt beif' Yeitimmingen
Der hcldgten 9enad)ridtigung mad.
5ilfonttten, miro Ser bcio9tc Com.
niii0r hermit anaelpieien i,no be.
nollm1dttat. nah Iblditf Der in be.
ioatcr @enudridtis,lna feitgeicbtcrl
Belt bciogtcn MiBito,lo ODER Die llr-
iade bes bciagten MiBitanbes olf
Soften bes ober Der b~eldaten @igcn.
tbiinlcr, @eiuobner ooer 9eniiser 3u
beieitiaen. unb Die Softer Der 9eiei.
tigrng beiogten MiBitanoes ober Der
llriad)e beiagten MibitonoeS m69en
bon beiagtem GommiiiGr i'm Tonten
bes Wopors mo Staotratbcs bon
Baltimore, lucnn notbig, auf geridt-
lid)em @cge, bon Dem bciogten 81.
gentbiimer ober Gigcntbiimcrn, Yc.
ipobnern ober 8ennibern lpieoer er.
Iangt meroett, unb ouberoem ioacn
Scr ooer bic beiagten @igentbilmer,
0eipohner ober 9enuber, mcld)e eS
pernoblGiiigen ober iid ipeiaern ioll.
ten, oen Toridriften nno 0~eoin0llll.
gen bcIoetcr 9enahridtigung nad)5il.
fommen, zines Sergebens ihuloig
erfonnt mo nad) llebcriiibrnne elmer
@elbltraie bon nidt fpeniacr, ais 10
Collars, pbcr nift mebr, ols Elm
Sitnbert Collars unteriporien fem.
0eit1tiQt ont II M1ra 1904.
hubert W. MeGanc,
Wapor.
Cir einr nrtrriir Mhidrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01

III eillcm iltngen Wfdbden 5l iiberre.
oell oIlcin cr mcigertc iid.
Der SnQreit lit nod i'm @onqc.
(Spoter.) 49, Srou Mibmeao, ibr
Spbn Soiuloub Iibmcob, Or. Mat-
them Mfc&idar uno Or. Molier lino
Dem @efdngniB ilberlpieien poroen
uno iebcn ibrem IroseB cntgegcn.
Weitere TerboitunBcn mcrben erwur.
tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
Wrohrr auhlensrGbcr . Strifc /,
Roma,

9eS Woines. So.. 81. Mar,.
- Die ao~bIengr1ber bon Ssorpo ia.
ben lid, NIT Den 8rubenbeiibern nid)t
fiber oie Sobnifala einigen fontel,,
hno elm Strife. on meld)em $500
@rubenarbeiter beibciligt iino. bot
beacnnen. Nile 3ed,eh in Soma iino
aliber Netrieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
Wcrlur bic Griuuernna.

ct. oouis, 81. Wdr5. - Die
biefige EoG5ci bat Elm 5~ieIIoS in ben
Straben 1mrberirrenoes WGodJen
aufgegriTien, iuelfes feline nciterc
Musfunit iibcr ieine Serfnnft gebet
fomte. oI9 Dab es entipeoer Mnnic
pon areiic ooer Mene bon areife
belize uno il, Rctusyorf geborcn lei.
Sic idien ale Grinnerirng perIoren
al baben nnb iplrbe einitmeiIen ei.
item Soipitol iiberonttportet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-01
germiIdte tclcsrapbiide 7epciden.

Gin 5e'terh' N Der Jabrif Der
.grepiter eccodt Ronuiaeturina
So" IN ,Scriep.Gitp miseebrodjenes
1euer ridtete Shaoen gum getraoe
BON etipa $4,000 an.