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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

Nns Dem Snncrn MarglanO'S uu6
Scn nrgren5cnoen Staaten.
Or. Soc e. 0blenoorf Der.
huftCt

- - ~ y ~ ~ l : ~ 1
6nftct.
81 Upper WiorIborouQb, Brintc
Georges Gountp. mlrroc am Snmitua
Or. Sol. e. Oblcnoorf mclfer friiber
in baltimore luobntc, ultf Die altc
NnfloQc ucrbuftet, iiir Den Zoo Der
Wforaurct Nulc BON Wtnrictto, o,
ipeld)e cine GlcrtItclc IN Der Hegie.
rings 0rlIdcrei bate, beruntluortliW
SIT icin. 0oS Nt0ohen itorb om %.
9}oucmbcr uoriqen &obreS IN Dem 10
%gcllonntcn brent Near Snititllt" bet
@rcntmooo, Mo, an 0cn Solgcn 81
ltcS IbortionSucriuhc3 Der g%cllnnntc
Nlr5t pur0c 0antal5 ollf Die Ynifuj-
0igunA Oc3 Goroncr5 p%crboftet, dber
nicocr frciGcloIlcl1, Ou itd in Woib-
in2ton Elm pcrbcirotbctcr Wunn 90,
mems ". Sulc, erldoB mo iciner6ruu
elm S6rcibcn bintcrlicB, IN luelf)cm
er crtldrtc, ooB or fiir ocn 3uituno
0cS to0tcu Wta0dcnS pcrontmortlid
gebalten lperoen ioltc. Grit in LESTER
Belt nobnlen Ole 8roBgei6moreueu
bon Srincc Georges Gountu ben Sol
micocr ulti mno erboben 9lnfloge &C.
gen Den glr3t, oeiicn ScrboftunG
folatc.
Ole Spc6iolitcucr in
6rc0crid.
Der Stu0trath bon Src0crid bot be-
idloiicu, Die Spc5iolitcrcr, mcldlc oltrs
erlegt mlroe, nm Elm 9cfi3it in Der
StoOtfoiie SIT ocder, iniorcirt meroen
iou. Wtcbrcrc 8chtSuWpdlte unn
ger5tc pcigcrn lid, Die crmdbnte Spc-
5iolitcler 81 bc5nbIcn mo moaen Den
Sail Dor Die @erid)tc 81 bringen.
Gin&uurnuillcr in 6atbots
Gountp @geitorbcn.
Su icinem Souic otf 9rtii'9 S.
lnn0 in Salbot.Golmtu lit Sr. %ocob
Eilldl I'M NItcr BON 76 Subrcn ciueul
5er5lei0en crlcQcn. Gr luur0c in
2olroOiQe gcborcn, fam ober Dor Is
Sobren nod 9ruif'S &Slnno. Serr
Eilid) mar cin @cteron Der Snoiuners
aricgc bon 1919. Gr binterlGBt altBcr
lciner &ittue Die folgcnoen iiiuf
l0dtcr; 6rou 3olepb g. SuG uno
6rolt &cluia YoScoult in gultom.
6rnll Sobn @oit in Baltimore NM
6rat Setter Goblin uno 6ron &obp
Goblin in @oibiuaton.
Noti5em.
Sm 6. GongrcBoiitrift bat SyIpcs
tier Z. y. goung, Der Gunoi0ot Der
SO5ioliiten gcniigcn0 llnteritriitrn
g%elomnelt, unl linn cincn ElnB oltf
Dem oiti5ieaen 1itct }u ijhcrn.
Sn Cumberland lit ser ultc .Rabn,
G%onoutteur Simeon VI. @umc i'm
2lltcr bon II &obrcn Gcitorbcn.
0ci Riiinq Sum lit cine Sdelut
nui Scr 5arm oc9 &ru. 8. $. airt
nbacbrnnnt.
Sll GlilIpttlult0 Oul CfsSclldlDt
@co. z. NScQinAton elm ucltc9 rcplls
blifuuiid)co @lutt a%cgriin0ct.
Yci Clifton, GCcilGomtU, muroc
Der 7G Sabre oltc Tarucr gSiaiom
Nrigbt in cincm 6obrumiuqe get0cs
tet.
&n 8oluoro. Gountp mlroc ole 81
Sabre ate 6rnt &oltiie WicGurtbp
oltf ocn 0cIciicn scr 9abn ii6eriabrcll
lrt0 gct0otct.
5n Roanofc, 20, bot lid oua %
Sabre oltc SRI. @eIorie Grute cine
Godtcr oea Gopt, g. 9. Grlttr, cr.
ld)oIIen. Man fam Ii6 Die trouriae
Sbot ltitt ertlGrrL oo tic itets Iuitig
ltn0 gutter Ginge SIT ieilt ihien.
Sn Gppleton, Cecil Gulmtu, lit ouS
Serrnogen Oes ieit iiebcn Sobren Der.
ld)iuunoelen i. e. @ilomanu ouf ge.
rtdtltd)cn 9eiebl ncrtbcilt moroen.
Sn 6roItbur9 lit @r. Gbus. s.. @aoe
I'LL gltcr bon 40 Snbren gcitorbei.
ASTORIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
Or. %. @tener,
bpmoppatbiid)er 0trst,
CIR. 1419, 2in6en.4nenne

Die ~llnitc0 @opS 9rigooeo o.
In1crico" boben oitf ibrcn in @oIG-
ington, 3. s.. obgcboltenen &a6re2.
Gonpent $. y. @ope Don Hitt9burg
5l ihrem Ghei.Gommnnoelr tuieorr-
erlp6blt. Gte Organization lit ilbet
10 Stooten uerbrcitet uno jdblt no6c.
III 10000 Mfitg(ieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

gorf,Toob, 7 llbr Nben0a; 2 @og'
CONS.
10. 8aro - RoIon0. uno 3. gIoe.
me, 7.30 llbr gbcnoS; , @oggors.
IA. @aro - @cnniplponio. uno
Nortb.Npculc, 7.15 llbr NbenOS; 2
@oggonS.
Is, @urO - @eit.ArIington, $50
ltbr Nbcuo8; 3 @oggcu@ (9Puiit).
Is. @arO 49, Gulperton (Gomouo,
ion Npcnnc . 2inic) Z llbr Abcn05;
2 @ogQon8.
II, @nro - 6remont. uuo Go
monoion .&Ioculc, $50 llbr NbenO&;
, @oggonS.
Is. 8uro 49, Gorroutor , Apeunc
mo 6opetteitroBc, 7.15 llbr NbenoS ;
3 @ugGou$.
10. @oro - 6opctte. utN Gorep.
itroBc, 10 llbr Nbcn08; 2 @og'
gona.
20. @oro - 8rottitroBe uno 6rc'
0crid &ooo, n2oop," ITO llbl
NbenoS; 3 @oggonS (Ntuiif).
81. @uro - Scott. unO GroBitra
&c; 1 @ugQon. HibgcIv- uno Sire
montitroBc, 7.t5 l(br IbenoS; Ell
@n99on.
-. Muro -- Gonoen. unO Goco
ItruBe; / @oggon. 2igbt. unoVtont
aouerpItroBe, 7.t5 llbr gbcnOS; Ell
@ag9on.
%. @oro - GroBitroBCn Wtortt
I 8oggon. Charles. mo GroBitra
BE, 7.15 llbr Gbeno8; I Moggon.
"a. @oro - Sort Nocuue. mo vi.
doroionltrnBc; 2 @oggonS; 2igbt.
mo GroBitruBc, I llbr NbcnoS; Elm
Mu0gon (Mtuiit).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
Groua %ocific g D It.

1rcitog - 7 ll6r NbenOs, fir &u,
lpoii. Gopnlr. aorco, China ltnO Die
@bilippinch MA San 6ron5i8co.
Sonlital - : llbr IbenbS, fir
0icllieelouO, Nn~titrnlien Hen Gule-
bonicrt 5outon, 3olpuii ultO Slit
Sniclr. pia 1un 6rnn5ieco.
Qoit iiir baluaii, Sapnn, aore1,
China mo Die @biIippincn, uio Son
I,ror;isco, ihlieBt bier bis sum 80.
Cftobcr 7 llbr 4benos.
EauteS Nurftelb,
RoItmciiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

Mebrere ipertbbone Sdrmen IN Mnne NrlnoeIs
gouniD; So ader. t45 elder am MdeOtbb sJis
Der; 1853 Ider. $50 ader; eiuiee oiefer Sdrren
ttlto I'M bobeH Siiltir5uftatbe, uno peroen
fdfItnttlt4 81 annebnibaren Bretfen rrto inter
guien 8eoingufget ~berfauft.
Subu q. @inidms,
Rr. 406. q. gaul'Strabe. Baltimore. Mo.
(Sept27. 1W}D
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SteQenseinde.
Sn b%ermietbcn.
Sn D~erfanfeu.
Bur St2J.
Rtnninu 5u ieltenem Snrgain.Sreiie.
R~eofunuuofu 81 ~unnuotIId,

Ftnniuu 5ut ieItenem Snrgain.Sreiic.
Seotnguugen SIS munatlidl.
Sin 4iGniuo nit pri6tigem Con, eIegurte3
groBcS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sSebiufe, 7 tf3
itanoe, miro an eiren ioiurtigcn adufer fiir
nlr 1925 o~crinuft. init @inf6Iub bon prd1lig
brnpirtrr 9edc uno f%etrel StubG, iotuie flint
i1brieer 8arantic. SiefeS %eleauntc Snitru.
ii6tigen WIuTiTer. icrefdIiig betubt, III tbut.
tdtlib 70 gut pte ineu uno 5u Dem aefurbers
ten &Ieiie elm etorner bargain. gSiro, ipcnt
eeuu1ibt, bel nolatliben glb6abIIneen bon
So p~erfauft.
u. 2ers & Subn,
Or. II, Neit'SaratugasStrnhc
SoteI 8enncrt eegeniiber.
(2s3-al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

MGnner nnb Srnuen in oieiem Gount1 ltftS
ben afgrer5eloen 3erriiorier, nm Elm altetuu=
ltrtes, auf iolioer finan5ieuer 8runoIuee ba.
itries SnuS al oertreten lno eiuSufiibrcn,
GalIr fir Widnuer S21 ipodentli6, fir Ndmctt
Sl2 bis 1S tub6entItn nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ieben Ioutag bermitteIft gbed Sireit BON
Snnptaiartier. SScnu nttbia. perocn Bfcro
mo Na9ert g%eItefert; buuernoe Steuuna.
Ioreite: Slctu Bros. & Co., 5ept. N, Nluunit
Slb9t S1iea9u, Sns. (2S2-D
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9erlnngt:

benz Hager 81 urbeiten unb Grores fir Bidder
niis5uiuden; muB flint Iein uno SeutIdb FIRE
den. Stunoen 7 llbr Woreens bis 6 llbr
9ber6s. u. Nuttluif, Gr. 129, Rsit.GamSeus
etrake. (2Sf-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
Gautun anb Stgtiaubtptpa.
Canton anb ptgtIaHbtuun.


WlarDIanoiTe Iepbon - q St.
SallptQiartier oc5 @eiangbcreins .GoeIs
ipeiB," pSanens8erein5 oes @oeIiueiB, "
p@untoni9pncIaoes gtr. 445. z. 8. g."
pSricntaIsS titrifts gir. 1853, .. u.sB.~ itno
Canton Spars II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Scpt2t,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
.5hss: espeenFeiner,s eaue,

1884 Sftsaatetteitr.--Golifornta Il. Ohio.
@etre. BerfammIllneslot1I y@eriHdnias
Goge ST.; .ysIugem. 9Irb. Ser. 'tlnt. sBerein
bon Slt'Bdlttn1ore"; Option GoneI. 8, ..
2. u; "Waetaaarb. Union 73". Sale Su
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
SoniiGts Scridlt.

Nod Dem 9eriflt oes @eiunDbeitS.
Gommifidrs Or. San1es gosIep tar.
ben IN Scr pcrflpliencn ISOLDE 17G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

@ut eloOlIric WGdcrci mno Nouo bidio AZ ucr.
touIeu; 0erbrnid) 3 Rob Ytehl Die YUodic. Info
ten $3.50. Dlon dorcIiire: YNeber a. 8Iauf.
S5I I9eItsVrntt:S iraHe. t2s0. s3,s5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
Die ein,iaen 6luetnsdtaen Sauier

ben prantbouer nguiterfonsgarf," gnturenis
GtrnBe, Ode bon Baltimore Strabe. Sfontmt
5uerft uno babt Die sllsipnbI. 9iefe Sdufer
ttro in ieoer Sinftht MODERN, nit Uidrmors
Bats uro sSnistreppe, ioipie mobernen Hers
beHerunecr, einfhIieBIih 9b8ugSfannl. slsent
tdeltd lno Sonntngs an Srt nno SteQe. Bes
niibt GairmouHt'gleenue NBaagons.
Gbu. Z. Gallagher, 8nuurternebrner.
U2S-) Nr. 2s08, 5~ntrnlounts9tbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

8erIonen in Baltimore. gegen 1873
in Ser gleidIoufenoen @o6e oC5
8oriobres, 1888 in 1902 uno 100 in
1901. Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betrug
1916 pro 1000 Der @eionmltbeuoltc-
runq, 1886 fitr sic @ctBen Ii. 1857
fir Die 0egcr. Son ben &erItorbe-
men ruuren % I'M NlSIonoc geboren.
81 poren Geaer. Sm Ban 8iem-
gipl ereigneten iih oht, I'M 3udt-
bauie 2, in S%oipitdIern Is uno III
onoeren SnItituten 8 GoOeSfdue; 81
SnoreIte muroen gebulten. @l$ &c.
boren wrroen 298 meiBe uno 60 &c.
gerfinoer gemeIoet.
Die bouptiG6lidIten IooeSuriu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
&erlnngt i'm IQgemeinen.
glcrlnnnt:

Gentc. hie iin einCm 8eretn sur 6infiibrnno
bon Observation-Disclosures $500 ole Ioune(
Qnf6Iieben lpouen. @mpfoblen bonn StnutSs
S%epnrtement. Sabrif in 9eirtcb. y!uhIufrauc1
In Nr. 523, surb. Rnca'Str. (283-4J
(2S3-D
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@erInugt:
Bil6ersMaenten, gegen 9ebaIt lrS Commits
Ton. Nad5utruget bel u. MDttluf, Rr. 1870,
HeTtsGaHben n strafe. GliItf7tS '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
9sutI6es arbrtts. gaadwriSnuas.garc

CIR. 2t9, SiiosSbarpsS traBe. inter Ser aifRdt
oer g9entfder @eIeuihuft". - 0ieieninen. Bic
oeutf9e 9anhiuerier. glrbeiter uno 9ienft6otcil
6l beidaftiger iuiinfhcn, fpraen Itb perI6nlid
ooer IN franiirtct Briefen an Den apenteiI Der
Sefeufhatt, Subant =. 0iener, Gr. PIC, sib.
Shart.StrnRe, peroell, ipeIber unentueItlih
HIsfunft ertbeiIen miro. CSun2S1M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
1891. lie 1ltefte. 1891.
Wargfnno Sbattcl Guan Niuciatipn.

III YorosN nIpcrfsS tr., DbfrHnIb Eefln1fUhfStr
Pint nnb nab Sonneritug. ben Il. April. be-
finben fid, unfere 8efd11ft5s Bnreuur in
Gr. 105, ct.S aratusnsStrnke
Burttrre.
iSronts Sffice oberbalb GdlbertsSirnbe.
$40 bis $3.50 AMI miobelt. Yiuros etc. ntisaes
Iiebet. pbne gntferftitp berfelber.
1fbert Slune, IT,. Wnnoerr,
Tr. 2f7, RprbsG nioerfs5 trnht.
Waent miro nrriprcden fino rniere Rnter
f~oiienitci c%rfliret. Nin 4 clepbun: Gourtlaltn
1855. (9iooo, IS,2&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

Sn bttfnnftn.
Gtne 8eFtnurutton ant 9roaoiuuh; eltteS &C.
f6dft. Sfiertet inter -. AL" expedition
bteits Slnttes. (27S-SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
8clo ans5nleiben.

8eio 81 ucrietbcn anf 8rnnbeigentbum.
~ Dem Soreer pGileroen getrdsel rid
5ablungcn ooer in I, 2 ODER 3 Jabrer.
,Wierdlnnts d Wiedlnniee Hermanett Gnilbina
4 4pnn Aioeidttpn."
9r. 5t2, rosGnIbettsGtru6e.
Z. Snrrh zee, Sefrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

Mubern eebauie 5lueift0dige 8obnbdufer an
SahsStrabe II. 9oIingtons9 oenue. Sir $1275
bnben Sic bic guspabI inter 5tuolf. Warntor.
1reppe, Surrnce, 8Goe6tmiler; Nb6u9siandI.
IdaIih bon 9 bis 4 llbr 5l1r 8eii6tieune gcs
6finct. 5pre6t bor in Sr. 1880, @aH. straRe.
(274-SS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
Rnb. Rtraer,s Rsitaurnnt.

1900, 8anfsStrabe,
tdbe ber Dftli1eu RpIi5etitnttor. @nr.
@tebner'S uniibertreffIi6eS Bier am
8apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
NCrIannt.


Gin 6ausmdb6cu erftcr 8lafic in elmer FIcis
itell 6anttiile; gutter 2obn. gah5niruacn III Nr.
sol, observation-disclosures. C9S4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

@eHu 3br 8clo n6thig bnbt, ipenoet GndI
at min. Surlcben unf Snldrc. WlobeIt ODER
9runoeieertbun. acknowledgement. aetrc Geibs
aciGdftSsaietbpnct. Dlr. 9rerurr, Tr. f20,
gpro' s,atas Strnfc, I. 5lur, GaunorD BuiIoing.
(gpriIt6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

Gin Wldo6eH fir augemeiue Suusarbcit:
fet1e gSdibe. Gnh5ufragen bel Subu q,
Nthsr, Nr. 1861, stb.6barleS, etrakc.
(2S2-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
gerIanst: SraacH unS @abdeH.
.8erIaugt:

Rerlnugt:
Gin g'dodeH ttlr bic 6uusdrbeit In einer
fleineH 6uuitlie; ietn 8ufdleu unb PiaeIu. IN
erfraeeH IN Rr. 1913, Wa6tiuu.gusuue.
(2S4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

ecrbaros unb g.. Strabe, ~9igbIanbtotuH.
Die ~fetntten Setr1nite aQer art. - Boil
ftdnoig len eingerittet. Cir 9efu9 oIer
metner Greunoe uno oes RubIitnnlS in
augenteinsn ftet8 ntniontmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

7arlthsn nnf 3lSbrtn uno nnbere sidterheitcn
fir q Srpjent - pe1du rud1 Dem neten 8efeBc:
pripaiinl. - Nifter, Or. 10, Eh'Serington.
Strabe, Simmer yir. 4. &dnfunt BuiIoing. Su
Der Office miro Seuiid gcfprnden.
(Wai20,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

9n Innfen geiudlt:
9tne Sdderei. nit ODER obne Sans. Mar
o%oreiitre: ~ 5. 49," pSentifer Gurrcipuu.
Dtft." esd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

Cine oeutihc 6rau in ben mittleren 5abreu
tir lethte .9ausor6eit uuo aod1en: ieifi l8a.
~noreiitre: II. 4. g." Seutfhsr Gurrripunocut.
(2si-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
@crIaHst: @Gnncr unS ana6en.
9erlaugt:


Sin gutter Todffnciocr; ftetiae 9lrbeit mo
outer Gobn. gnd8uiraeen Mouine, Den 10.
Sttoher. . llbr Tutm.. bel Z. Sebner & &c.,
Hr. 315, &eftsg altimure straRe. esq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

1 utiner 5reunoe un6 bes RnbIitums in
/ augeneinsn ftetS ptnioItmen.
l 2uburf's yWipHumentaI Srafe,"
I 1oHboro' lHo g.. Strdbe, SieblanbtotsN,
/ geeeniber ber rAeomtmeHtdls Brdueret-.-
! IdgIi9 belize MhnbI3etten auf BeTieuuna.
! Suter better uuo fnIier 3unf9. gbefd.
I tedfesdelepbon ct. pouI 1916 ..
] ehipttgerfS Gafe,
! 701 unb TOT pombdrosStrdbe, StgbIanbs
/ topn. Seinfte 0eine nab Giali6re. Der
! gefinoeife Srt auf Der grbe. - Die beften
\ 8ooI'BarIors tn St9blnnbtoipn. Rrompte
! Beoienune.
B Oh. grIn5's G1hdaee,
! -. rn6 S'8onnens Strube, Canton.
) 9erdumtee Sa1e fir 8eretne nnb eefeU,
! fhaften. SauptQudrtter oeS rBrttt3 6eiHs
} rths 9i'trifts gr. 204, 3. u.sY." 5einfte
! @etrdnfe. gbef. Eel, SIT. Bernon e7f
1 80. aaIter 2unf6 ben ean3en 9oa.
I RdtionaL8ier.
3 Burn's ,etdbeHfrnuJ-Safts,"
/ 9de 8. uno Souehftr. Souptqldrtter bes
J 9tftrtfts III, 8. n..8,. ssttenfrar6' }
/ urb 9eiboereinsS. Seutfhe abeintuetu !
/ SdHoIuae. Telephone: Gbef. 1884 b;
! Wat. @tnbfor 81.
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GbaHt Ssuyp's Sefauraut,

1424 Sit'gaIttm0resetraB - 8tmmer an
6erren 5n oermtet1er. = Seinlte @strdnfe
uno 8tine. ~8aDsg ieps8 raiierei "s9ter.
SerfnnmIuupsIoial pSits2ombaroitr. Sns
merfu. Bnn' urb 9eiboereiH". G6ef..9eI.
Wlf. 8ernon 4e42-@.
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-27
s..s 49,. :. u. y...s,.-
The Noble Dramatic comp.n,

The Noble Dramatic Company
has always been . favosite here.
and this time is Strengthening its
reputation by producing new plays.
new specialsies. and using new
scenery Thursday night "Mich
a-l Strogof" WAS the attraction.
and last night ..GAy Mr. Tomp
kins-" The former is heavy
Russian military drama, and the
latter a sparkling farce comedy.
Both were handled in a most &C
ceptable manner The matinee
this afternoon will be special
feature. Lord Tennyson's b-aufi-
ful poem Of "DoIs." will be pro
duced by request. As this po. m
rs used as a text book Ia the pub
lie schools. il will be extremely
interesting to all. Besides this
beautiful play there will be di, 9.
PLAYED six beanNifnl pictures of
Little Red Riding Hood" To
night the company closes its en-
gsgement with funny comedy
entitled "A Gigantic Liar "
Matinee prices, 10 cents for child
rep. and 40 cents 10 all parts of
the house; no reserved seats; first
come, first served Evening prices,
IS, IS and IS cents
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-27
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The eyes Of fbe void will b
turned so~asds So. Louis dusing
the yeas 1901 Everybody uiil
sans to get. ison tissg hands. the
news Of the greatest Worlds Fair
which the world has eyes seen.
Our read~ss sse advised. therefore.
to subscribe for the greatest ST.
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which acknowledges no equal o.
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stands IN the front rank among the
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Subscribe for the ST. Louis Giob-
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the national Campaign, and all the
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La Junta tribune., 1904-02-27
nsnns's Lest letter.

Senator Hanns's last written
words were in the form of a
pathetic letter to President Roose
welt, in which he acknowledged 10
in a way quite characteristic the
presidents tboughtiulness in call
ing at his hotel to inquire about
the senator's condition. The let
ter was written by the senator on
the afternoon OF Friday. February
sth, and was the last business OF
anv kind transacted by him After
Senator Hanna's death President
Roosevelt sent the letter to Mrs.
Hanna in orde, that copies OF IL
might be made by the family for
preservation The original will
be returned to the president, who
will treasure it carefully in mem
ory OF his dead friend.
Elmer c. Dover, Senator Han
mas secretary, returned TO WASH
ington from Cleveland late this
afternoon. Before leaving Cleve-
land yesterday he was authorized
and requested by Mrs. Hanna to
give .he letter of Senator Hanna
to the public. MIR. Dover says
that early in the afternoon OF the
day the letter was written he was
called to the senator's bedside to
take up some business matters
with him. That proved to be the
last time the senator was able to
dispose of any business, either
public or private. After transact
ing some business MI. Dover m
forme1 the senator that President
Roosevelt bad called to inquire
about his condition.
WASN'T that nice Of him?"
whisperedSenaror Hanna "Wasn't
that gooda"
Later the senator again express
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-27
Prevent. loee~..,... From te.m,ns.


X F, Carr, vice president and
general manager of the Dearborn
Drug and Chemical Company, Of
Chicago. was a La Junta visitor
for several days this week, and
made the TRIBuNs office social
call yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Carr is a genial soul. and gave the
editor OF the great family Journal
some interesting information COZ
cerning the treating OF engines on
The Santa Fe for foaming
"Foaming OF locomotives has
for years been one OF the greatest
troubles Of railroad operation in
this western country" said Mr..
Carr, "wbere the waters ar- im-
pregnated with large quantities OF
soda salts. The Dearborn Drug
and Chemical Works make .
special treatment for these differ
ent waters A small quantity is
carried on each engine and when
the foaming starts the use OF this
chemical through the injector
stops the water from foaming at
once A small quantity. when
used in the tender of the engine
each time water IS taken, also pfc
vents all tendency OF the water to
foam. which is very valuable
thing to railroad companies.
Mr.. Carr left this morning with
D. E. Cain, general superinte nd.
ent, Mr. Kendrick. third vice presi-
dent, and c. NJ. Taylor. mecban-
ical superintendent, on the 'brass
collar special for the south
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-27

ed his deep appreciation Of t.,e
psesident's courtesy. and , little
while aftesward called for pencil
and paper and wrote the follow
ing:
"My Dear Mr President:
"You touched a tender spot. old
man. when you called person 1liv
to inquire after. me this morning
! may be worse before I can be
better. but all the same such
drops of kindness are good for .
fellow Sincerely yours,
M H. HANSA"
The next day a reply was re
ceived from the president with a
note stating thar il was to he
shown to the senator when Mrs.
Hanna thought best Senator
Hanna never saw the reply, which
was as follows:
Dear Senator:
"lndeed IT is your letter from
your sick bed which is touching
not my visit. May YOU very soon
be with us again, old fellow, IS
strong in body and as vigorous in
your leadership and yonr friend
ship as ever. Fai,hiully yonrs,
"THEoDoRE ROOSEVELT"
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-27
"i0 Convict Sssipes."

In former years, the scenes OF
most meiodramas were laid in
England, aud one OF the big scenes
was sure to take the place in the
great city OF London Nowadays,
the American author is plucky
enough tn search for material in
his own country and generally his
quess is reward, d by ample re-
turns.
"ln Convict Stripes, the power
full play winch will be the sttrac-
tion on Monday, February 29th, at
the La Jnnta Theatre, is Amen
can in theme snd treatment. but
its story Is one that would interest
an audience in any part of the
world IL depicts human nature
at It's best and it portrays the viler
traits OF mankind with uneTring
faithfullness. In the construction
Of the drama there are introduced
many touches OF wholesome
comedy, the love passages are
tender and sympathetic, and the
clImaxes are tbsJling The scene
wherein Southern convict camp
is shown is daring, original and
extremely realistic. An excellent
company will appear.
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-27
rsssisg e"gises ~ eisse.

Pointing to a piano that was
standing in the locomotive round.
house Of the Missouri Pacific rail.
road near Kansas City. an English
visitor remarked; "Ah see your
road supplies you with musical
entertainment Guess not"
replied the foreman "rbat piano
is used tor testing the engines
The E,giishman thought It q
Joke, but when uniformed
Psirist struck a note which har.
monized with the noise OF vibration
in each parr OF the locomotive
as II was tested he understood that
ther. could he M flaws or cracks
IN the engin. He Vas informed
that il the noise 3f the locomotive
made a discord with the musical
note. the locomotive would b- thus
proved defective. The method has
been discovered to be more
accurate then the old way oil
hfmmeTing each part. Worlds
Work
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-27

Hon. John Sheniek. . Chicago Alderman
residing 1t 22O So. Peoria ST. owes his
election to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
We will let him tell H.: Two years ago
during political campaign. caught cold
after being oyerheai-d. which irriiaied my
throat and was finally compelled to stop as
could not speak aloud. In my extremitya
Cough Remedy. I took two doses that
afternoon and could not believe my senses
when found the NEXT morning the inham-
nation had largely subsidized. ] took several
doses that day. kept right on talking through
the campaign. and thank this m~dicine
that won my seat in the Council. for had
not been able to continue my meetings. !
would no doubt have been unable TO secure
sufficient votes. Since that time ] have
praised this medicine TO dozens OF my
friends My wife has also used IL and we
find IL a valuable household remedy"