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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10

directly by the Pennsylvania company,
and shows the following results: Gross
earnings, $36, 602. 934.63; expenses $27, u.s.
6S3.72; net earnings from operation, So
486, go. 81; deduct rentals paid roads OPP
Grated on basis of net earnings. 81, 593, :
1898, leaving as net operating earn
ings of Pennsylvania company, $685.
1903, to which add dividends and in
terest received from investments, So
$50, $3.50, making a gross income of
$13, 1858 171.53 Compared with 1903, gross
earnings increased $3,577, 286, and net
earnings $179, 293.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
MORE GENERALIZATION"
st. Joe Gets Some of the Medicine the
Santa Ee Has Given Topeka.

ST. Joseph. Mo-, June 1O-Announce-
ment is made that the accounting de-
partment of the Burlington lines in
Missouri will be removed from St. JOS
eph to Chicago, July 1. Two hundred
men are employed in the department.
The offices of aduitor, auditor of freight
and ticket accounts, and assistant
treasurer of the Missouri lines will be
abolished in furtherance of the Bur
lington's retrenchment and centraliza-
ton scheme.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
COMPLAIN OF STRIKE BREAKERS
Claimed That They Insult Women at
San BeFnardino's Stockade.

The San BernardinoTimes Index says:
A number of ladies who reside in the
vicinity of the Santa Fe shops COM
plain bitterly of the actions of some of
the strikebreakers who are housed
within the stockade. According to these
reports. some of the ladies are willing
to make afidavits that they are true,
the men have been guilty of insulting
the people in various ways.
Their favorite method is by indecent
exposure. Their favorite pastine is to
get up on the cars after working. hours
with not enough clothes on their bodies
to flag a hand car. They also gather
outside of the fence. after working
hours and a number of ladies who have
resided in the town for years have been
subjected to insults.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
OTTAWA Is WORRIED.
Afraid Proposed Santa Fe Bridge VIII
Act as Dam.

1t is currently reported that the
new Santa Fe bridge here is to be two
feet higher than the present struc-
ture. This proposed change of grade
and increase of elevation is exciting
much speculation and comment.
"Necessar ily," remarked a citizen
today, the embankment on both sides
of the river will have to be raised In
conformity, and with that much of
a dam clear across the river, where
Will we be in the next big flood?
And another thing. The higher
to raise its tracks through the city.
This means a wider embankment on
First street west of Walnut, and the
wagonw way there is none too wide now.
And how about crossing Main
street ?''-Ottawa Republic.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10

The ROCK Island system, the Worlds
Fair line, has made the following round
trip rates to st. Louis: s11.40, limited
for return Is days; S127O, limited for
return so days; $500, limited for re-
turn Dec 18th. Tickets on sale daily
for further information see a. w.
Lacey, T. A, North Topeka; A. n.
Fuller. c. 2. A. Rock Island DEPOT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10

At the matinee at the state fair
grounds Saturday afternoon at ?
o'clock the great blind trotter jim
Underwood. 2:11A, owned by Monte
Campbell Of this city viii go an ex-
hibition mile against P running horse.
Don't fail to see Topeka's favorite
t-otter step. In addition to this exhi-
bition there viii be five other good
races.
Adnittance. 25 cents; grand stand
free. Carriages free
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10

Back in the early eighties had my
first experience with the fakir of the
old type" said a man at one of the
hotels, land the experience ran through
an entire afternoon. I was living in
eastern Arkansas at the time, in one
of the small but progressive towns of
that section of the country. 1t was in
the fall of the year, when everybody
had money. Cotton was being picked
and marketed, and the negroes were
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10

in their power to promote general pros
perity, and that is what is most to be
desired The Kansas people have no
cause to complain of their present COM
mission. 1t has done more to benefit
Kansas during its present term than
did the majority of its predecessors all
put together.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
Rock Island System.

Colorado Flyer for Kansas City
leaves Topeka every day at 7:45 a. m,
arrives Kansas City 9:35 a. m. con
Meeting with all trains north. south,
and east. Leaves Kansas City $50 D.
m. arrives Topeka $40 p. m Carries
dining car in both directions, and is
4 through train without stops at in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
PennsyIvania's Annual Finances.

meeting of the stockholders of the
Pennsylvania company was held in the
general offices in this city. The annual
report for the year 1903 was submitted
covering 1889 miles OF railroad operated
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
More Worlds Fair Trains.

Two new trains each way daily be-
tween Chicago and St. Louis will be
placed in service by the Illinois Central
company, beginning next Sunday. This
Will give the Illinois Central more
trains daily to the Worlds fair city
than any other road.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
The Worlds Fair Line.

Seven daily trains between Kansas
City and St Louis which leave Kan
sas city 6:55. 500. 1910 a. m. and
1910, 9:15, 11:00 D. m. and 1905 mid
right.
Ask for your ticket via this line
from Kansas City. If you miss one
train. you will not have long to wait
TOR another.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10

effort-the same as window blinds.
The heating plant has been installed
in the basement under the front part
of the building, and the whole is
equipped witHNIhe best of electric
light service.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10

Tickets on sale every Monday in
June final limit returning seven days.
Tickets good in chair cars and coach
es- T. L. King, c. P & T. A. Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10

Through Sleeper TO st. Louis, Santa Fe.
Leaving Topeka $50 D. m, arriving
st. Louis 7:15 a. m. Call or address,
T. L. King. c. P. & T. A, Topeka or
hone $50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10
Advice In Strange Hands

q ONE people wealth you
ing refractory scholar, that ought do they do.
They do not like to be dictated
problem with
theories Be true American and do permit physician
suade that in order ills
doctor perhaps $500 prescription
reao or understand drug store
bottle of medicine which will
times out of ten the prescription calls
medium the
isn't wealth
when
that which originally
will the
Perces Favorte Prescription has past thirty
wOman ills Women who have used this prescription gotten
we'll It does contain alcohol
guaranteed perfectly harmless the delicate system
scientifically compounded principles extracted
the of the valuable medicinal
found efficient making s0eak
a0eI Follow the of oherswrite
chief consulting Surgical
Buffalo, N. description of he
tell you frankly truhfuly your
his Favorte PRESCRIPTION recommended There
charge for his medical
write to express gratitude to Dr. Pierce for his medn
tavorlte Prescrpon writes A Moss Meagsvn
Tenn suffering for about with female
also sick headache painful periods
feelings. At last confined to bed and
husDand could husband ha
lift about like baby At began
Favorte Prescription Took three bottles and
that feel like a to do
wish DIR
enough of
" have used your medicine and say
be need of medicine all equally pleased
medicine speaks
liberation of womb she has believe
of health
while. medicine will I great
faith in Dr. Pierces medicines, and will always speak good
word for them
Greenhalgh of Coax,
'Hou at liberty to this testimonial you wish"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10

s1.25 to Kansas City and return
Sunday, June Il, Rock Island System
Train leaves Rock Island depot $3.50
a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10

Whatever I make, I re-
turn your money if you don't
like it-like the effect of it
that's the way for a druggist
to say it.
FRANK HOBART,
500 West Tenth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-10


% S m Houwnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
i3cbn Sabre 3nd)tbanS fir &OOSlcr
Son0.

SonoGuIM 16. October.
e. g. Bono, Scr iriiberc &nO.Gom.
miii0r bon S0uipoii, Der inn 2lpril oS.
IS. Der llnteridIo9nng 0ifcntlidcr
@elOcr on9etlogt mo iibcriiibrt
luuroe, lit Ourd) Gihter HobiuioG
bonn SreiS0eridt 5u 10 Snbren @es
fangniB BEL barter grbeit perltrtbeilt
morocn. ST Itebt bis gum 9hl5trog
Scr gppellotion inter 9iir0ihoit.
(gtad) elmer aus @ouolullt pom 10.
SUM ootirten Icpeihe iolleu Die
llnteri6lagungen BOMBS iid oltf
mebr, olS $4,000 beloufen mo itd
ii6er oiele Sabre eritredt babcn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
acknowledgements nit @inOerniTcn.

Die iroiideu lteberreite bon Srn.
@iIbelm S0roer mlBten Itatt
begraben IN Der @ruit bctQeiett
mcr0en. GoS Grab an ser
foIihcn StcG(e %0cgroben.
@lli cine fir oic @ctbeiliQtcn b6dIl
um%ouacnchmc @ciic mwoen &c.
tern gtadmittag Ole (rmucr Gerc.
monien, Die geIeaentlid) OcS 2citcr.
bsgdnaniiieS pom @ru. @ilbelm S6r.
ser, iiber Ociien truNiiHen 600 SIT
QallrnuiIle am lebtcn Qomcritaa Der
y0enti6e GorrcipouOcnt" bcreits be-
rihtete, %arrongirt mor0en morcr,
lmtcrbroden. No60cm namlif ga.
itor u. s.. Stcrger I'M Iruucrbolie,
Ger. GAG, @eits2erin0ton.S troBe. ei.
men erbcbenben SruuerQotteS6ienit
obgeboItcu bate, tpllr0Cn sic iroi.
ld)en lleberrcitc oeS 0ubinocIdieoc.
men nad Dem Baltimore 6rieobofe"
iibergefiibrt moieIblt Die @eiIetuno
itattiinoen iOllte. Gu8 sic Irauer.
Bro5eIlion an Dem @rub unlonQtc,
INN lucldc iif cine GroBe 3obI BON
6relnoeu oeS Gntihlnfcnen cinQe,
iunoen bate, bemcrttc sic @ittmc.
Dab oas @rob nidt uuf ser 6ami-
Iicn.@ rabitGtte, ionoern olrf einent
fEem0cn 9egrG6niBpIoee 6~cqrobcn
lpor0cn mar. GS folgte MN cine
GllBerit peinlife ger50aerung, rno
idlieBlid mltBte Ser &eid)nou nadl
Dem Mouiolcum Gcbrodt pcrocr.
lpoielbIt ocriclbc bis bellte g}otnrlt.
tag perbleiben mira, malm sic Beer
oiglrng oti Sem ridtigcn 8e0rGbnibs
plat i%tottfiuoct. Der Nniifub ser
9eerigung crrcgtc inter ben 3abIrei.
den @elnfcrn oc8 6rieoboieS I'M
gcbcure8 Nuiicbcn mo nllcrban0
@eriid)tc furiirtcu bolo. Cine groBe
Wenihenmenge iono lid otd am
@onioIelm ein, lpoiclbit Eoitor u.
q. Ster9cr Ocu 5~lueitcn Trmucrgots
teSoienit obbielt. gu5 9obrtu6trG,
ger erruieien Dem GntidIofcuen bier
Mitglieoer pom 9iitrift Or. los oc@
oGcuti6en observation-disclosures"
uno Die $50. Steinbcrgcr uno @oQ
Die lebtc Gbrc. Die 9ecroiglmg lin.
oct belltc Nu6mittog Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
Der republifaniidc JaftiOnSfampi III
@iscOnitn.

MiImoufec, @iS., 16. Oft. =
9aS repu6lifoniidc Gcntrol-Gomite
ocs StoateS gob oiii5ica %betonnt,
Oob, I'M Safe sic @eridtc enti6ei.
Den, Sobn 5. Scrpi lei 81 einem
Tlub olti Dem rcprbIifoniiben8o6I.
6ettel ais regul0rcr Gonoioot fin
OoS amt oils Stuot2idobmeilter be-
reftigt, ooS Central Gomite 9luglit
6. 9oduS BON Mimoufce ais uno6.
b1n9iOcn Ganoioot a%ufitelen miro.
6erner, oaB ooa Gomite @. 3. Con.
nor oils RitglieO 0e5 Republican,.
id)en NotionoI Gomite'S fir ocn
Stoot @iSconiin moOiiirt bat, oils
NodfoIgcr oe5 pcritorbenenen $. 6.
Fapne.
9oS Gomitc bat iie6en MitgIie-
ser, melfe mdDrcno Ser gerbono.
lungen Dor BEN 0beraeri6t reiig-
nirt botteL mieOcr crp0bIt; lie limo;
g. 6. @iloer. AoDN W. @ctiun, @.
$. Smit6, :. V. &ancIeOe, s. s.
BRADFORD, 3. s CouSmon uno @.
g. SteuCn9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
StGOt Baltimore.
2%ebenSmiiOer GrbenpiIgcr.

Charles 7. airflep, @tad)tpddtcr Der
o%obn5 6opfin9' lmipcriitdt,
neriltht, icincm iroii6ct 9oicill
ncrmittclit ElIpcr umO 9lei eiu
Gn0e 81 bcreitcn.
Charles q. airflep, ser Iangidb'
rige NahtlpG6ter ser .Sobn9 sop
tins llniperiit6t, " licat I'M oNlIgenIei'
Hcn WfnrplGnoer &oipital" nit elmer
ShuB>umoe I'M 9opi, mclhe er ltd)
an SnnIitog Abeno in ielbItnoroeri=
iher Nbiiht beibrohte, III tritilhent
3uitonOe oarnieoer. Gie gler5te begen
feline &oifnung ulti ieine @enelltn9,
GuS Wiotio 5lt Sirtlep'S ocr5lpeifelter
Sbut 0iirite crit 6efuunt mcrocr, nodl.
0cm DER Snbnlt BON 3iuct 9rletel1,
mcIfc ser 9cbcn$mit0c btntcrlieB,
Der Ociientlihfeit iibergebcn lpiro.
Giuer Der @rieic iii an Coroner 8oIo'
min mo ser anoere al oic Sodter
&irtleu'9, Sri, Ncttic VI. airtlcp, 9tr.
1921 Moibcr.S troBc, oorcIirt.
@r. Hobert SIer mar Elm Nltgclls
5eltQc oc5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @Gb.
reno CT Die SotparosS troBe entlanJ
ging, bcntcrftc er, iuie 8irflep zinc
Srcppc berobiticg unb ont 6ltBe ser.
iclben eil1en Hepolber aus Der Silftelt
taIde 500 unO iid ourd Ben Mut6
idoB, lporouf er oltf ben 6ltBpeJ
binolt3 roQte. &err SIer benahrid)s
ti9te mcbrerc in Ser NG6c Iteben0c
Foli5iltcu BON Dem 8orfou, mo oieic
IicBen Den @cprtBtloicn in cincm 5,l-
i0Diq uorbciiobren0cn @ugcn ser
6irnlu Steluort & SO. nod Dem .9(u,
Qemcincn WarDI0noer Noipitol"
%bringcn, poieIbIt &irflcD iein 90
mllBticin ni6t pieoer erlongtc.
airflep por 60 Sabre alt uno lett
90 Sobrcn 0o6tpG6ter in ser
r&obn3 SopfinS' llniperiitGt". Gr
luor in Der llniperIitGt eine 6cfonnte
4crI0nli6teit mo erirelte iif bel oen
&rOiciiorcn mlo Stloenten GROCER
@cIiebtbeit. Seine @efonnten glult.
ben, Dob CT aus Illrdt Dor @riqbt'S
Atierenfronfbeit 5um Nepolper grill
oo Iein better 6reltno unl0n9it an sic.
ier &ronfbeit itorb uno CT lid einbil-
0ctc, OuB CT nit Der nGmIidcn &ronf.
belt beboitet lei. Die beioen 9ricie,
luclbc Scr QcbcnSmii0c bintcrIoiica
bottc, mltrOcn iogIcid al 0ic NorcIio.
fen iibcrIicicrt, bod lucigcrn iid) 2c3.
tcrc, Sen &nboIt bis gum So0c airf.
IcD'a tln0 5lt 0cbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
Mit Ncnprtirnna 6rOruhL.

Ct. 2oui& t6. Sttobcr. - &on,
nclaicfrctGr MfctcoIi Bot bier cine Ser
ncbrmuma Der %lieben5cbU iupouii6eu
@eiibu,Wt1o6cu dngcOrOnct. mn irlt.
5uItcllcn, Oh sic WtG0dcu sic nidt
frcimiaia ole SCiurciic ontrctcu mol
len, 5tpangSipeiie 6eportIrt lucroell
iouen. Die 0eiibaS botten in ser ia
poniidcn Gon5eiiiou oui Der NlSiteis
lltng &orltelungen gc0CbcnL murcn
ober bon ibrem Igentcn hires Son.
troftcS cnt6rnoen mor0elL 0omit lie
cine @oltipieI.H eiie olrh Ole &crei.
nigten Staoteu unterncbmcn f0nn.
ten. Ger iopnnii6e 2hraitcQlm0&.
GommiiiGr lit ober oomrit nid)t ciuucr.
iton0cn uno pcrlon9t, 0oB sic Mao.
den nof) Sopnn 5iIriidNcbrnht rucr.
ben loIIen. Gen liebeu5cbu @eiibc@
bat cine Netp.Oorfcr Gbcotcr 6irma
fir cine @oitipiclrciic BON uicriig
@ohcn 9ollcr cine Mohcn0oQc bon
5ltinmmcn $500 o%ngebotrn, lnO oil
Wt0o6en boben sic Giicrtc o,Qcnom-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
Mirrcn i'm 8au9Clucr6c.

GDicogo, 16. 0ftobcr. - Die
6iibrer Der bieiigen nStrtctlrol
Building GrooeS 9(uioncc" mcroe1
cinen Elon fir 5%WongSpciic Sdie03.
geridte sur 9eile9un9 ollcr S6tuio-
rigfcitcn 5lpiid)en 0en @olorbGitcrn
mo Den Gontroftoren Dem Htotionols
8erbat0c ser @olt.llntcrnebmer Be
buiS meitercr &eronloiiung uorle0en.
Slt elmer Gonfcren5 nit bieiigcu Gons
traftorcn Uuroc Der Sd)icoaQeridt3.
Flan bon FrGIiocnt tSront 8ufonon
bon Scr 0glaionce" 5ltr @cgrtohtlrng
u%ltcrbrcitct, mo sic onipcicnocn 30
Gontrnftorcn crflGrten lid bercit. bcn
8Ion in Der nG6ltcn SiBlmg oc3
oSnilOit9 Contractors Council" 5ltc
Sprude jI brillgcn. SetretGr Con.
". Craig BON bcnu9 dlulnterncbmcr.
&erbonoe erflGrtc lpGter. Scr NIou iei
ougenid)cinlid Elm gutter, ood iei CT
uiht ei%nponoSirei, Die Gontroftoren
luiiroen 8eoenfen bcgen, itd) oltf eilt
S6ieoSgcri6tS .9lbfommen cin5uloi.
len, ipenn nidt ole ie6S3ebn @olt,
@cmerfidoitcn ii6 ser ScreiubdrtrI
ol1IdllieBclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18

@eer0iQungen. 9o5 Sci.
henbcgGngniB bon @rn. No6ert q.
Sdudner, melhcr onl 6reitag I'M
Sitter bon 36 Sobrcn in ieincr lcBtcn
@obruug, 9tr. 1925, &uiicIlsS trobc,
ans Dem 2c6cn id)ieo, fono qciterr
9Sodmittng BON SralicrGouic ans
altf Dem Baltimore Tricoboi" Itott.
EdItor Sans 9Irlt bon ser cpallgc-
lid )tIlltbcriidcn ct. 2ilfoS Stride
belt Den Srnlcrgottc80icnIt ob, ulN
ais 9ubrtuftr1gcr hrugtrtcu iedJS
WfitgIieoer pom oGlriton . Con.
clape" oeS a@erbeiiertcn 0roenS ser
&eptoiopben." Der &erblidene ipor
in Baltimore geboren. Gr bctrieb ar
Der Guton- uno @enrietto 3 Strobc
cine g9irtbihoit uno lpor unoerbei.
rotbet.
@erocn fe itQcboItcn, -
Sir 0ie Nep. Dorfer &oli5ei inn mitt-
Icrcn Station@6ouic f~cItgcboltcn
pcroen Goporo @urt nno GIo1oc 9.
eomcS, 5tuei 1S.iGbrigc Burden bon
Neipz 2)ort, mclbc on9eiduloigt limo,
Der Srml S. s. Sui8bt bon gtr. 10,
@cit "a. StroBc, Ncp.9orf, in Scr
oori9en ISOLDE eincn Wontel un6
unoere Sodcn I'M 8ciommtlpcrtGc
bon $50 geitoblen 5u boben. Stc
nuroen acknowledgements Strott
mo ocn Eoli5iiten Qomm itno Noel
perbuftet, olS tie Den Montel an Ser
Sorriion-S trnBe fiir 80 Gents 5i
p%erfoilfen periud)ten.
Wemoriolfeter. - Die Bal.
timorcr nglf'2oae" belt geiterll
9todmittog in Gboic'8 Sbeoter on
Der Noro.G borleS.S troBe cine Wtc-
moriolfeicr gum anbenfen an 0eu
om Is. Sltni oerItorbenen Eoit
@rano Grolteo 6uler sc. 9ooio Get
neiler. @eoGdtniBreoen puroen &C.
bulten bon 4aItot &. pc. 3immer'
man rn0 Srn. Wm. Wf. 9argeit bon
Sorrisburg. Ser mliitolilde Sbeil
NOR Elm iebr ieierlifer. 5rou Stc'
p6an Stcinmilaer ipiclte 6enSobteus
marld, Serr Stcpbon Steinmiiller
oos 9oritonio(o Sci gctrelt Bis in
oeu Zoo" SEER TboS. =. Wcgtultp
ouS Gcnoriolo She Glod Of the Uni
perie."
40 it ii nOige Nnood t. - Sn
ser Ct. WiduelS . STRIDE, Gde Som'
barb. uno @olfe.S traBe, nobm &c.
ltern 8ormittog nit ieierlidem Sod.
amt elm 4~0.Itiinbiges 8ebet ieinen
9(nfung. 1ater :. u. &lang nor Der
Gclebront, Eatcr Ectcr 9ode 9iafon
Goter 5. 9euier SUBJ iofon mo
Yoter s. 2ob Geremonienmeilter. Yin
ser feierlid)en Bro3eiiin nnbmen bic
st. Midacls. Sitter" Die gr5brii.
oerid)oft Der fl. 6omilic, Oo8 yGGc'
iopeafe-" mo st. 9igorri . Gon5il,
s. 9. g." mo sic S6ulfinocr Der
@emeinOe 5beil.
@egen SonntogSar6eit
iuitrben geitern Soi. 9ermonn bon
Nr. 80, gorf.S troBe, unb 2epiS
Sucobion BON Hr. 100, Sit 4. Com,
bnrb.S troBe, perbaftet mo in oer
iiiolid)en 8oli5eiitotion eingeIiefert.
Gie 9eioen tape5ierten on9ebli6 in
Dem Souie Nr. 5, @eit-2ee.S troBc,
ein 3inHner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
0ermiidtc n~lcgrap6iide Sepeidcm.

- en- 2nl1aitI go, lit Der aaiti-
mann $. q. Gto'tto BON cinem gemii,
len G0opman Der Die Gbre ieiner
Grnp BON NiOctto bcorobt g%lnt6te, in
icincm ci9eucn @aocn eri6oiien NOR
ben. Chapman bat ii6 ser 8oli3ei
geiteQt.
IN @ranO Cane, Ga, ipuroen
oeitrrn ll5eno iicbcn @ebdliOe burd
Scper tcrit6rt. Der @erluit betragt
rtpo 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18

@Iou6tC or lei in gifts.
BURG. - Clifford Z. SbomuS, eli
40 Sabre alter &ormonn BON 4ittS.
burg, mcl6cr iibcr cine S6uur 9(r.
better I'M 9ronooiItrift oie Nufiidt
fiibrt, iuuroc qeitern bonn aa6i
@rannon lpegen NubeItorlng 3llr
3obllln9 BON $50 Stroie uno Soften
perllrt6eilt un0 nod Dem @cfGnQniB
gcIonot, oo CT nidt 5obIen fonntc.
Ter W}ann bate iid om Somito0
No6mittag einen Dglfien" ouigelo.
0erL jogtc feline 2elttc lumber, oils lei
ell JIG Stlapen uno uod)te cinen Sci
0cnra0mt. Die YoIi5iItcn Canadian
nn0 GoieD, neIde i'm feitnobmen,
luaren ge5lurngcn, i'm nie0er5lllhln.
0elL I'M i'm fil9Inm SIT MADDEN. Gr
beidruerte i'd OaB ibm in EittSbllr0
11ic cine ioIhc 8cbanollng'5 r S6eiI
gemoroen.
Ger @cblerci beihul0igt.
- SolliS Gpitcin bon Nr. 1919, 8ots
tcrIon = Nuenue, ml1r0c geItcrn IN
Der noromcitliden Toli5eiitntion
Dem @erihtSperfa6ren iibermielem
lucil CT nngeblif inter Dem Sorpiis
icn, BOB Die 8ooren g%eitobIen mo.
rem, sen Ncgerimcn 6loro 8urfett
ln0 Vcttie SoDmoo0 cinen Ir5ug i'm
Mertbe bon $12 fir 70 Gents ob9c-
fault boben jolt. Die beiben 0eNe'
%rinncn, pelfe Sen Nl5lt9 BON Robt.
@rotpn BON 9tr. 1886, Stote.S troBe,
dcItoblcn boben IoQen,Wur0en e6ens
falls Dem @eridt&pcrfobren iibers
mieien.
Eo0t ouf gefunoen. - Ger
50 Sabre alte @eorg Wengel mur0e
om Somltog Worgcn in elmer IQen
binter Hr. 401, GaIpinzaoenue $40
perll enc fllr5e Strede BON ieiner
Mobnmng, BON Dem Ioli5iIten Grope
pom noroliden 0iitritt foot muiae,
funOcn. @err Wengel lit lGngere
Belt an eilem Ser5iibcI uno Coroner
&%intbiclm enti6ieo IN 6olqe oeIien,
oaB elm Snqueit iiberiliiiiig lei. Serr
Wengel itammte aus SeutidIono
un0tuar nnuerbeirntbet. Gr bot feline
Gcrpunoten in Baltimore. Die Seer.
0iaung finOet pom ieinem frii6ereE
&oit6altie Nr. 20l Dit -. Strobe,
aus itott.
StabG cinen Giomant.
rinQ. - Die 1~7.i1brige Negerin
Sinie Bates bon 9tr. 622, Saspqr'
StraBe, milroc geitert I'M mittleren
Stotions6oltie pom Holi5eiri6ter
@rannon Dem @eridtsperfabren
iibermieien, neil tie ibrer Serrir.
6rou 9. 6. G%ulberbouie bon Nr.21l.
Seit 6ranflin . StraBe, einen 9ia'
montring gum @ertbe pon $50 &C.
itoblen batte. Die Sd)fpar5e battc
Den Ring i'm Sole inter bent slif)-
foiten perftedt. Gie @ebempoli5ilter
Fobler unb Moion botten Die Siege
rim perbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18

"fa Ger n6robiim Nruucu &cr
elm" ocronitaItet an NIjtuooh ocu
10. 9ftober, in ser uGroblmu Nallc"
Elm 4uItern. Copper. Gin duEcrt
iGbiQc$ arrangements .Gmjtc lit nit
ben &orbcreittngcn bctrolt luor0en,
,tno lper idDoit iriiber cincm Nlitcrn.
Soupcr oe& g8robiim 6roueu @cr-
Gins" b~ci1cpobnt bat, Ger toiro uub
oicic8 SSubr ni6t feblen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18

Nolpb Noqcr5, Sobu zines
@ciitlihen mo Wiitalie0 ser Sunior.
&Ioiie inn u@oiiorO College" ST
Sportonburg &c, wuroe geitern
WdbrcuO CT NIT einem &epoluer
ipieltC Nurf 5uiGaige Grtla0uug
Der Mniie Aet0Otct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18

ncoIN 6reeutolL 2jcSor, 2a,oJcr,
9lbronS unO 9orpIin8.
Gin IIarm bonn &aitcu Or.
5t8 rief Die 5elleripebr le,cern mad,
scr @obnung bon @rn oeo N}cucr,
gIr. 17l3, @orncr-S trohc. luoiclbit
IN 6oI0c zines itbcrbc}tm Oicu3
6cucr cntItonOen mar. 2jc Nlommra
murOcn inn Seine 0cI0iht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18

Die fron50fii6e &egie.
rltilg bat bic aope1e ser o@aroc 9le.
publicoine," Die lid am 9euti6cn
Gage nltf ser ct. Coulter @eltauS.
ltelnng meigerte, Ole @aft an
Hbein 81 ipielen, unf Sarie 6eor,
bert. Sic 90 Monn itarfc aopeae
poate nod cine Gon5erttour ourd)
Die @%ereinigten Staoten uno Cana.
oa MAIDEN. 9omit it's nun Giiig,
z d lau.- u: ,Sb Die alien Go-
mer aud aodbiid)er b%atten2" - g.:
o9tatiirlid), mo5it mare 6enn lonit oos
Giifenlatein ongetpeien2"