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EXCURSIONS
VIA ThR
PERE MARQUETTE
AND NEW YEARS
IInTIn

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
HOLIDAYS.
Pere Marquette agents will sell
tickets at rate of one and one-third
fare for the round trip.
Dates of sale December 23-24-25-26
and 81, 1904, and January ] and 2
1905 Return limit January 4, 1905
Ask agents.
SETTLERS FARES TO THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHEAST.
Reduced rate tickets on sale first
and third Tuesdays of each month
until April 1905.
See agents for routes and rates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

0irtcn GGrme, nod)ocm man Die ser
riiicncn @nben obgei6nitten, QUAINT
mcn9enGbt uno chamber poacn6s 10
robe gebrod)t, Dob Die Seilung &C.
lu0brleiitct 5u iein ideint. Die Ebot-
lode, ooB oie bei6dotgten Srgone
lid in pcridieoenen Sbeilen oeS
0iinmonrm SpItents %befanoen,
bate bic operation nift unipeicnt-
lid cridncrt.
Gin SbeiI Der Gillaciuci0e lunr be-
reits ans elmer flint 3ol i'm Nuoorat
mcIien0en Mun0c beroorgeqllollen,
ais oic Ncr5tc ans @ert gingelt.
Ydt5ebn flciuere 2eibiurnoen mltB-
ten IpGter 5lgen0bt uno bonoogirt
luerOen. Scit Der operation mar
Strnnillo 5lulleiIt bel poqem9eluuBts
letn. @r lci6et MIR geringe Sdnler.
sen; am meiltcn grGmt i'm Der Ser.
Init oeS NligeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
8anfrGmber III Winnciuta.

0ulutb, Wim., 3. 0e5enber.
3ret @inbredler boben geltern
Naht Die Stuotsbalf in 9arnunl,
Wtinn., ~beimgeiltd)t. Der YrGiioent
Der Vonf, y. u. @oeb, Der in GERM
ger @ntternllng bon Dem 8eld)ofts-
gebdloe Der 9onf nobnte, purbe SIT
frilber Worgenitunbe ourd) Den bum.
pten arod elmer @rplolion aus Oent
S6lafe gelpedt lulo elite nllf Die
StraBe. @r Iab einen Der Ginbred]er
Dor Dem 8onfgebGuoe auf Wod)e
lteberl, pdbrenb Die beioen anoeren
lld benlilbtelt, Oen 8eloidranf oiif'
5ltbreden. Goes alarmirte Die 9todl.
baridaft uno cine 9ln5obl Ortsbe.
ipobner elite berbei, ood gelong es
ben aerlen, ibr Gntfommen SIT be.
iu%ertiteuigen. auf Der 9abnltation
rabnlen lie nod eiilem 6ormer feline
9aoridoft ob. Der Sheriff nerfol9t
nit elmer b%emoffneten Wannidnft ole
5Gbrte Der fliiftigeit ginbre6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
Ibfabrtstase Der 9ampicr bon
Weiu.Nprf.

9umpfer ,Stote10onl" ont z, Gc5.
nod Eotter0orn.
9ompfer ,Gitto 81 Nopoli" am I.
9e5enber nnd Neopcl mo 8enud.
9ompfer nGeoric" an 7. 9e5. nod
2%inerpool.
0ompfcr YStolio" am Z. 9e5. nod
Neopel.
Gompfer nSeaig OIoo" ont 7. 9c3.
nad) Copenhagen.
9ompier .Souraine" olt s. Sea.
nod Sabre.
9ompfer .8omeranian" ont s.
Se5. nad Glasgow.
9ompfer vNedor" am t0.0e5. not
Ieopel uno @enud.
9ampfer nGtrurio" an 10. 9ej.
nod 2iperpool.
Sompfer oSeGitria" ont 10. 9cj.
noh 4eopel itno @enlia.
9umpfer o@ermonio" om 10. 9ej.
mad gteapel.
9ompfer .9Iii6er" ON 10. 9c5,
mad Somburg.
9ompfer ySinlano" om 10. 0e5.
nah Intfperpen.
Sampler .Wtinnebnba" AM 10.
Se5. nod) 2onbon.
9nmpfer .Gretic" onl IL. Se5.
nad) Ieopel mo @enna.
9anlpfer a&niier @ilbelm Ser
9ipeite" ant 10. 9e5. nodl 8renien.
9ompfer %,llItonio" om 10. 9cj.
mad Reopel uno 8enuo.
Sampler nImlteroom" am 14.Oe5.
nah &otteroam.
9ompfer oSceonie" om IA. Gej.
itof 2iperpool.
9arnpfer vGaiIel" uln 15.0e5. nnd
Bremen.
Gampfer pSorroinc" am Is. Gcs.
nod Sopre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
Sin Wciitcritiif dDirnrgiidJcr ScbanO.
litnq.

Gurd) Nnmenorng bon3ongenringen
ipltrOc cil1em @otientcn, pelder
iurftbor 5ugeridtet uno 0eiien
@c0drm 5crriiien NOR, ooS Scben
gcrcttct.
Mt. &crnoM 3. Ge5. - Glue
tleine dirllr9ii6c &lnocrtbnt bobcn
orei Ierjtc ocs bieligen SoipitolS
poQbrodt, inocm lie 0urd ihnclle@
operatives Gtngrcifcn mo 9eididte
9eborolun9 oos 2cbcn ciues0onneS
rettctell, ociien Nuffommcn E..nion9S
allS9eibloiien 81 Iein I6icn.
Hobe cinent @rQbcll, IN ipel6cu
Nntonio Strunillo Dor einigenEn
unmeit 0eS Ortcs Sltdoboc orbeitcte,
erplobirtcn etlpo flint Efu1tb 0pnd'
nit. Ger Monm >prroe ungcf0br 10
SUB peit geidleuoert ltnb beluuBtlo5
ms Ytt. Sermon 3 Soipital gebrod)t
no lid berousitcllte, Dab cr mebr ais
breiBig 8unoen oonongetrogen unO
boB 5tpei G6rme 5errilicu iporocn
iuQretl.
Inter 9cihiilfe ieiner GoQegen
8ooopin uno auopp idritt or. q
6. @eib ihnea sur &ornobme elmer
gepogtcn Sperotion, bie III Der
Soltptiafe oltf Die Seriteaullg elmer
Serbinbung Der ldoirten @%ingelpeioe
ourd gnpenoung bon Sperrs ullo
3onaenrinaen ob5ieltc. @ie belte
i'm SoIpitaI mitgetbeilt murbe, lit
ooS dlirltr9iide WeiiterItiid gelltlt-
gen; Scr Seillingspro5eB idreitet IN
befrieoi9enber @eiie porlportst nrlo
man glol,bt, ooS 2eben es'Rotieir
ten, oeIicn 3uitonb 5uerlt fir boft'
itltl9slos golt, retten 81 fpnttett.3 ul
Gle Wel0ung, Dab man Souf1tlf'
roDrell III ole goldGnble etii8efnDrf
babe, muroe Scitens Der Ier5te oils
irrtbiilnIid be5ei6net; pieltnebt ieien
Die 5erriIlenen0 Grnte mittelit Der ben
Sdleb5on9en 1bnliGenS perr-Gingc.
welde IN Der Gbirurgie oils nooppeltc
Wf1irpbp : Gouplcrs" beseifnet 5t
iueroen pflegen, perbul1oen lpprbell.
Gieie MIR eilen 3ou loneen unb ben
gleifen Titrd)meiier boltenoen 3an-
genringc beiteben aus Metan. Mit
ibren ols llnterIoec, pllroen bic IA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
@crmiIdte tclcarapbiide 9cpcIdcn,

- Sn Der N0bc bon Wtiooleton bel
SorriSburq, 80, mllrOen bel eitenl
@rod zines Srodt3ugeS 5luei lln6e-
fountc WGnncr sudden 5lpci Sroft,
mog9ons 81 Soote gequetid)t. Die
9ei0en morcn olS blin0e YoIiugiere
aitf benz 6rodt5uge.
Sm nNllten Hom" al Der Eife
nitf Dem @cltallsitellunaSplote ent.
itono in Der 9tod)t pom Somito9 ouf
Soitntog Scller, ipelbes anIdeineno
ongelegt mar. Die 2oidmonnifoftcn
bon ct. 2oltiS uno oes IuSltellungS.
plobcS loidten oie Slon1merL nod
Dem Elm Sfuoen bon ltngefdbr $4,000
ongelegt ipor. 3fpei Eerlonelt iplr-
ben perboftct 1tno cit @ddter lit Der.
lfpitnoen.
- Ter nere Eon5erfreii5er DSen'
n~eiIee" ipitroe geltern in Ebtlooel-
pbio bonn Stopel gelolIen.
Sn Glenelano, g., beging Hnoltl
2orscenneiir, 2S Sabre oft, SteiuarO
i'm Soaenoen Sotel, Selbltrloro
ourd GridicBcn.
9Sn Ybilooelpbio, go, ut Eefcr
0tiacr, Chef beS Ifdbtiiden Seteftto'
9iireolts unb elmer Der befonnteIteit
8ebeimpolisiIten bes 2anoes, I'M VII
ter bon 60 Sobren geitorben.
Sn Chicago, Sns. murbe Der
Yatrolmagen Der Boli5eiltation oeS
Sdladtbof . 9iItriftes BON einerl
3uge Der Gbico9o'er Siinetion Gotl'
lpop ii%berfobren, mobei BRET 2eite
perlett lpiirber. elmer oapoit, Der
3ittider 2ouis Geinborbt, 10 ihluer,
ooB er tpobribeinlih ben @erletitn-
gen erliceen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
&un Ganaina suriif.

Sem Orleon8, Ga, 3. Seq
GoS GongreB . Gomite llllter 6iiG-
rlrtg BON Goriiber Sepburn lit belltc
NIT DEM GronSportihiff Sumner"
bon Eonomo bier ein9etroffen. GoS
Gomite iprod iid oterfelmcnb iiber
Die Sortihritte, ipelde ole &ulto(ors
bcitcn in Bonomo gemod)t Doben,
aus, crfldrte icoof, ole glrbeiten
lpiirbelt longerc 3eit in Nniprud)
nebnlcr, ais Nnion9S ongenommen
iullr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
Gbe trahrr, 6Obuer & g., Gigent6Gmer,
Serin9tOus itnO e&ouarO-Stra6e.
ceooaos9oooc 100000 9teeee

nm $2,500,0O0 aeitie9cn Iino. Gin
on6crcr intcreiionter YoIten iiuo bic
Ginfiinftc ans 3ltder, mel6e bcOer-
tclo gciticgen iino, ieit sic Ginfu6r.
%Itcitcr rc0u5irt morocn lit. Sic Gin.
finite fir ooS onn 81. M0r5 obge.
loltfcrtc 6iSfoIiobr boben Sen Goron.
i6loQ nm $4,000 iibcriticgen.
M}iniIter bon Stengel bctonte IN
iei1cr Heoc, BOB cine Inlcibe bon
$73,250,000 gemuft mcr0en mltb,
bon mclder Slmme $t0,250,OOO fir
sic beooucrnSmert6en 3uitGnoe IN
SiiOafrito %pcrtuonot meroen miiiica.
Stotiic cntb ii lit.
&nriS, 3. 0e5. 49, 3li G6ren oe5
Nuocnfen8 an Sen &iinItlcr @auorni
lit oilf ocnt Ct. Georges EGobe cine
Stotiie 6clttc entbiiIlt moroelt.
0tcsgt II + ON M chi it euer- DC.
bate pcrfd) oben.
Bari 8, 3. Co. Die 0ebotte
iiber Die @infpmmenIteltcr miro IN
ser Gepttirtenfnmmer fortgeiett
mGroen mobrideinGid bis SIT Den Sci
crtoqen, ipenn ein cnogiiltigeS 30
tltnl ltattfinoen ioG. Die borberr-
itelloc Nltiift lit, oob bic MoBrcgel
nid]t ongenonumcn miro, ooh o9iti.
rem Die So5ioliitcn SIT @inlten Der
@orIoge.
Ycrier in ct. Petersburg.
% osfo II, 3. 9ej. - Wir5o Hi5n
&bot ilno cine Population bonn
Sdu6 bon YerIien lit dllf Dem @c0e
nof ct. petersburg bier ongefom-
men. Wtir5n aban bringt Dem $50
rem elm Shreiben bonn S6ob uno
Elm 9il0 ociielben, bos NIT Ginnorts
ten beiebt lit. Die @eiealhoft lit
bon einem rlliiii6en 8ertretcr bcgleis
tet uno reiIt in einen Spe5iolpog.
golI.
Nnh Crinioa6 ab9e9on.
Gen.
8obi q, 9roiilicn, 8. Ge5.-0o3
Iil0atla1tiidc 8eidltpooer Der Ser.
Stooten lit beilte nod Sriniboo ob.
9e9dngen.
8egcn tubenti6 en- 8 II.
gus.
0erlin, 6en 8. 0e5elnber. -
Seber5lgeilsluertbe @ortc rid)tcte
Der Idetoenbe llriperiitGts . Director
ErofeIior Or. Bidder in 2eip5io, be.
fonnt ols 6iiDter in Dem Streit 5ipi:
i6en bcutider @iiienifuft uno beur.
ld]em grdbohoel, an Die ituoirenoe
Sugenb. Sn ben m~eiIten gil5elner.
bitblipgen foune folim mebr eli,
Stifiunesfeit obne breit1eige 9oner
g~cfeiert mcrben. aoltipielige auf-
fobrten mcd)ieltcn NIT Soften unS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
SronSbnifuIiCn BON g c =
munoctcn il bcrs
Of luCnt m t.

G6ito, 0itti6cs SibiricL 3. Sc.
SENDER. - Gic ic6r qroBc 3obl frot-
fer ltno pcrlplnoetcr ruiiiid)er Sol
ootcn Bat gon5 CHARACTERIZATION iiber-
i6mcmmt. Sn Den @ebirgen nm
Gbito lporcn 1000 @ettcn ouigeItcQt.
pclfc ollie iibcrfiiQt iino. Sic Bail
Der Soipitol5iiAe nod) ocm mcitli6en
Sibiricn, mclde bi3bcr 10 pro Wfo.
not 6ctrltQ ioQ Ocr1mcbrt lucroclt.
Sc0cr BUG cntbGlt 800 Wtom, Ger
mtlbc WintCr icttc bic GinQeborcncn
III Gritouncn unO lit Elm Scacn fir
Die 8erDut0ctcu, mcld)c in 0cn
Idlcdt acidiibtcn @oipitol gSog0on5
mo ocn %ten1por0rcn Moipitdlcrn III.
ldglid 5l Iei0en Gubcu miirocn.
@egen 0cS Won8ela an Qco0rrtcn
6ii0en bcrrid)t I'M n0roIi6cn Si6i
rict cine grobe &itngcrarotb mo ole
W}enld)cn itcrbcn 81 &unoerten.
Cine 6%rie0en& Comic
rcn5.
@ooq, 3. Ce5cn1bcr. - Cine in.
ternotionoIc Gol1fercn6. melbc 0cn
status Observation-Disclosures inaricg8.
5eltcn SIT beitinmen buben miro,
trltt bier an t3. 0r5enbcr 5uiont-
men. Cine Wtebrbeit Der Wt1dte miro
oobci pertrcten lem. HuBlanO miro
Den Troi, @ Martens bon Bcters.
burg lcloen Der bon cinem Worine-
OIti5icr be0lcitct Icin miro.
Gle ruiiii6en InIciGen
mcrben wodelig.
@ori&, 3. Gcj. Die proipef.
the rltiiii6e 2tnlcibc bat citcu 1rie-
ocri6mcttcrnoen GinilitB ultf sic
tritberc @lnleibc bon 1904, oerenGou-
pon5 lun 5 6roufen 5uriidgingclt.
Der tbotl06lidc Giidgoia lit ober
10 0rontet. Gle BdntterS bcbultp.
ten BOB oicicr &iidooug ortf oie6ort,
ldrltte Der Soponcr bel Der @eloge.
run9 pon Eort 9lrtbur SIT i6ieben tit.
@ent9er Gbompogner ge,
trunfcn.
Berlin, 3. Gc5. - Nod Dem
SobreSberidlte beS 6inun5miniItcrS
bon Sten9el, Den bericlbe int GeidS.
toge unterbreitctc, bubun Die Gent
lhen III Der erlten 3Glitc Oes 6iSfol.
jobres ieds WiiQiouen 6loIden noe.
niger Shompogner eetrunfen un0
ot)tbunbert Wtinioren Gigurren iue.
niger geroltdt, oIS in Der Qleifen
Eeriobe bes &oriobreS. Gie@infiinftc
ans Wein unb Sobof iinb Inn $685.
900 gefaQeib m0breno nieGinnubmen
ans Den gbgnben fir Spirituoierl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
Nomirol @ution'8 g + Ii.
oienfobrt.

&om 3. 0e5. Ser omerifonii6e
Gontrc 9(Omirol a. .. Sobn G.@ot.
ion lit bon SoriS gum StuOium Ser
pbpiti6en unb moroliihen gllSbil-
Dung Der Worine- lrno 2trmee ; Ge.
frllten bier einaetroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

3ompfcr yNelu . 0orf lit nod gicms
Yort oltSgeloufcr.
4ntmerpen, 3. 8e5. Ger
0ompfcr n3eelono" cling nod gtem-
Oorf IN Sec.
SoOre, 3. 9e3. - Der Compiler
ga lorraine" lit nod Ntcip = Nort
obgefo6ren.
Sbielos, 3. Gej. - Ger 0om.
pier y8ut6eil" lici nod YbiloOcIp6io
aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
Shiffsaadridten.

New : y o It, 3. -Ge5. ange,
fommen bon Sonre lit Der 0onpfer
ga Souraine."h
2iperpooI, 3. 0c5. Bon
aetu : yorf eingetroffen: Gonlpfer
y8ictorion."
Haf Stem : g)orf lit beite oerG at,-
pier y9ppic" in See geganaen.
Snuftbamp to n. 3. Oe3.-8er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

IllftlI1rltl19et, 6eren Gor6crcitltngen
olIelrt Die 8etbeiliaten pielc 5tunoen
nno &o9e tbrem Stu0ium e%ntjogen;
eS babe ii6 gerobe8u Elm Sober ocS
Sllrls oitsgebiGoet, Ser sen ituOiren-
oen Wteniden einiddBc nod BENT
looS er %o1ls9e6e. ga erbebe lid ood)
ole 6ro9e, oh bier nitt Elm 3uritd-
16netoen geiIer guSruijtic, Elm 3us
r%lldtebret 3t Ser otter Gitfodbeit
oeS oeutI6en StltocntcnthumS Dem
%erbtloungSleben iclbit an meiltelt
nitBen fuerbc. Qltf ser fiir5lih ms
Seben 9erllfenc g(Qgcmcjuc Stuoen-
tenaltslbuB, 0tIien Ihitiateit bis
Iebt etnen ii6erruicQcno giinItigen
etnorltd gemoft babe Dcroc gut
tbun, nenn er iid Dor Der @efabr
bite, Die iiberqroBc 3obl foItipieli-
ger 8eronItultungcn nod 3u ber'
mcbren. Nltf mirtbihoitIif . io5io'
lem @ebietc fin6e er ooufborere glui-
go6en.
Stnter oerf6loiicncn
Sbitrcu.
BeterSburQ 3. Deg. Ser
fitr Den Is. 9e3em6er uuqcicBtc Fro.
5eB ge9en Soionem, mcld)er i'm les.
ten Suli Den Miniitcr pes Snnern,
Nlebrpe, ermoroete, mo ge9cn ieinen
Wfiti6ulOigen Siforifafp miro Dor
Dem Ippellbof unter NluaiflllB Ser
Denentlidtcit b%erhonOCIt mer0en.
Sic an9etlogten 6iiricu olrBer ibren
&ertbeioi8crn uno DEM StaotSon.
malt gtiemonoen iebelL bod lit nit
SaIonelu'S &oter, einem 9ollfmonn
aus lila, cine g(uSnobme gemoht
mor0en.
TomtroI @otion'S g IT.
otenfobrt.
G 0 nj, 3. 9e5. = Ser unterifonii6e
Gontre abmirol a. 9. Sobn G.@ot.
ion lit bon 8oriS gum StuOium Ser
pbpiii6en unb moroIii6en IuSbil-
Dung Der Worine- lino 2lrmee > Ne-
trllten bier eingetroffeu.
81 merifoner in Hom.
Hom, 3. DECEMBER. - Mebrcrc
9elegotionen BON @eiitli6en iino in
Stalten angefommelL ltn sic 8erei-
nigten Staten hei'm S,lbilGum ser
~llnbcfledten @mpf6ngniB" 5l nertre-
ten. Heb. Murpbp, &ice.Heftor 0es
oNmcrican College" in Gon, begob
lid bellte noA Neapcl, INN Die SEEM.
Dorfcr Delegation 81 empfongen, ole
aus &iilfSs9 ii6of Giiod, WonlignorS
Wf. 5. &opeae iuno Sobn =. &eornep,
Ionic ben Heps. Siioore Meiiter uno
5. s, GperS bcltebt. Wtit Der 0fem.
Oorter Delegation fommen MonIig-
norS S. s. Smift uno s. 8. ReiQp,
ioipie Hep. s. ". G'@rien bon Ser
9io5ele Glbor0 ltnQ Wigr, 5. Q. SO.
2pnh bon Utica, wel6er oic 9i05eie
Sprocltic Dertritt. 0ieic @eiItli6en
meroen bonn Eopit @its oent 3cbntet
om Sonntug IN priDotclt uno ieparo-
ten Iltoien6cn .e%mpfongen iueroen.
Sic meroen bon Wtigr. aenneop, &et-
tor ocs oAmericun College" oorge-
Ite0t mcr0en.
NeopeL 3. 9e3cmber. - Die
omerifonii6cn Eilger, gefiibrt bonn
9ii6of Charles 6. McGonnea bon
9rooflpn, limo bier e%ingetroifen. 9ttd)
9iidof Cotton BON Ser Gi65eie gllf-
iolo lit bel ibnen.
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Tran50iti6e
S6ntufia6en,

MmetBHit, gulop!ntttrtc nnb cmailitrtc
Srudjsn in ben n~eucitrn Gfirttcu; Salstcts
ten aus imitirter Sorale, Sernitetn nnO
gcrleu, fir 25e.
Sine Eartie @irtclnnbeln, 9unts seize
Gillette. in oerIhieoeneu 9eitus; pertB
$500, fir SOC.
Nutomubilr.SutuaOcl in UcrihieOencu
Mufern, ic 1212e., 25t., SOC. NM 15c, oa9
etiid.
Stafieuiide ShilSpatt. uuo Serniteiu'
Saartdmms, etlidle nit RbeiHiteincu, aHs
bere NIT cinfahcu gplOplattirtcu @erleu be-
iett, uerihieOene SaeoHs uno Wiuccu, fir
50t.
Seine frau5DHidle Sdutnte rnO Snar'Srs
numcnte, NIT Eerleu NIB H1cinitcinen be-
ieRt, ans shilbpatt rnO Scruiteiu, St.00
NIB Bbbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

Golombo 0, 3. 0r3ember. = Sll
llebereinitimmulg nit Snitrltftioncn
Seitens ser H%e9icruna in &onOon
9etreffS &obleulieferungcn an
straightforward, 0ireft ODER in6ircft,
erIf)ien brute cine omtli6e @efonnt-
mofung oes SnboltS, ooB fem Sfiff
obne porberige @rm6htigung ser
2ofaIbeb0roen nit ao6Ien Deriebcn
iper0en bari.
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Eau6zSafet5
utD 8aDerDbe1t.

@ic gep6bnlid c%riitirt bic Geu
beng, Den aolti bon @cibnohta
gaben SIT Der5ogerrr, oe9me1en bic
ten mir ais Mountaineering sum
friib5citi9cn &orf oiclc Spe5iolit0-
ten fir morgen an,
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qcnohten Ginfdllie bis @cibnodJs
ten ouf, menn Sic es miinifell.
8and,. 3adetS fir Miannsr, aus fstnem
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f%dliunr5; t~arrirteS 5utter; Criminals "a
Bis A.; wubre $3.50 @erthr fir S5.9S.
$500 Slantet'9lnben fir S3,9S.
5000 bohfetur ScrrpGlutb' 9iobeu, S4,0S.
$500 R~andl.3ndcts fir S3.9S.
$3.50 5ucaunrb gcuuiterte SIantet.8u'
ben S4.9S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
Rob Zen in neutroIen
9dfcn.

Eongcr, 3. 0e5enrber. - Der
ruIiiide Stronger g,9niepcr" lit in @e.
gleltltng BON smei SorpeOoboot3erIt0s
rern bier onaefommen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-09-29
; DEER PARK JOTTINGS.

Court is about over and again we
scratch off some items of Deer Park
and vicinity and hope our silence for
the past two weeks will be excused
as we were frequent visiter TO or
county capite' during that time.
Our genial manager of the b. end
o. Hotel at this place reports fairly
prosperous season and expects to
close this popular resort on Saturday,
October 1st, and the gayety of the
summer of 1904 VIII be thing of the
past, but hope to see our populer
manager back again next year and
bespeak for him more prosperous
season in 1905, as there will no great
Worlds Fair to attract the many
patrons of this resort.
Mr.. j. Swan Prick and wife, who
have been in Europe the past three
or four months, W" be here in a few
days to spend the autumn at their
palatial summer home, Hunting
| Ridge"
Mr.. Pennington, chief architect of
the B. & o. r. r. Co., win remain at
his summer cottage for some weeks on
account of his son who, as reported,
was seriously wounded, but we are
glad to report is considered out of
danger.
Merchant w. G. Jones returned
from the Worlds Fair few days ago
where he and his son Charles spent
some two weeks taking in the sights
of this most wonderful fair of this or
any age, in honor of one of the great
est purchases ever made by any ma
tionality in the history of the world,
} and negotiated peacefully by two OF
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-09-29
SEPTEMBER TERM OF
COURT ADJOURNED
tuesday Morning After Session Ex-
tending Over Two Weeks.
YACHTING JAIL EMBARRASSMENT
By the Court-Before Anything In
This Matter Can be Done Arrange
ments Must Be rIade With Other
County for Care OF Prisoners.

Tuesday morning the September
Term of the Circuit Court adjourned
after a session extending from Mon
day. the 18th inst, during which
time great many cases were dispos-
ed of.
The petit jurors were discharged on
Friday afternC On, their sci vices being
no longer required as agreements had
been made by the attorneys in cases
undecided then not to ask for Jury
trials, the matters to be left the dis
erection of the Court
Judges Boyd and Henderson, were
present during the two days session
this week, Judge Keedy having re-
turned to his home at Hagerstown on
SATURDAY. morning.
In adjourning the court Judge
Boyd stated that the matter of va
eating the jail in Oakland owing to
its unfit condition for the confinement
of prisoners was being held under ad-
NloClnChb ny OilS COuIU DIS lObllllfS
along this line could be done until an
arrangement had been entered into
with the authorities of another coun-
ty for the keeping of the prisoners
sent from here, adding that it was
the intention of the Court to recog-
nize the recommendation made by the
grand jury in this connection and
that such an order would be passed.
The cases disposed of since the last
report published in these columns fol-
low:
CRIMINAL TRIALS.
+. State VS. George Marvel; false
pretense; trial before court; paroled.
Thayer-Offutt & Renninger.
7. State Us Geo. Marvel false pre-
tense; trial; verdict not guilty. Thay-
er-Offutt & Renninger.
8. State VS. Chas. Weimer; assault;
dismissed. Thayer-Hamill & HamiU.
8. Same VS. same; plea of guilty, fine
$50 and cost
10. State VS. Dennis C. Hare; wife
beating; dismissed, Thayer-Young
& Renninger.
II. State VS. Dennis c.. Hare; rape;
trial before jury; guilty as to assault
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departments of the railway business
from engineers TO common laborers
As to the rate of wages, it can be
safely left for the railway men them
selves to say whether they are better
off now than they were under the
Cleveland Administration. They
know that they have received sub
stantial increases in wages, and that
engineers, firemen, conductors and
brakemen, receive from fifteen to
twenty per cent. higher pay now than
they did ten years ago. The admis-
sion of the Democratic Text Book
that railway labor is the best baron
eter of labor conditions now and in
1894 is fair. and workingmen may
safely accept 1t. Last year the rail
ways paid 5000, 900, 900 more to their
employees than they did in 1894, and
that $500, 100000 marks the difference
IN earnings for railway men under
Republican and Democratic admins
trations.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-09-29
Thayer-Young &

and battery. Thayer-Young &
Renninger.
IS. State US NJ 'chael G. Fuller as
sault and battery; submitted to court;
verdict guilty; fined 500 and costs
Williams. Renninger.
10. State VS. Oscar Fuller; assault
and battery; trial before court; YER
dict guilty; fined $50 and costs. Thay-
er-Williams, Renninger.
90 State VS. Peter Fuller; assault
and battery; trial before court; YER
dict guilty; fined so and costs. Thay-
civilians, Renninger.
%. State VS. William Gray; larceny;
jury trial; verdict guilty. ThayerM
Hiendel by court.
24. State VS. Kimmell Fuller; as
sault and battery; stet. Thayer-
Renninger.
81. State VS. Mike Rice and Ger
trude Rice; larceny; trial before
court; verdict not guilty. Thayer-
Peddicord.
81. State VS. Luke Kisner, VERNE a.
Jackson, Alvesa KIsner; malicious de-
struction of property; verdict not
guilty. ThaYer-S. Hamill, Williams.
50. State VS.. Thos. Rush. burglaly;
trial before court; verdict not guilty.
Thayer-Hamill, Williams.
30, State VS. Henry Rosenberger;
sale of liquor without license; plea of
guilty.; fined $50 and cost. Thayer.
CIVIL APPEALS.
II. P. S. FazenbakeT VS. Peter Wilt:
judgment for. plaintiff for S11.62.
Sincell-Renninger.
CIVIL TRIALS.
). a. w. Helbig, VS. Peter P. Lohr;
continued; Peddicord-Heindel.
25. n. G. yelling Is G. A. Hessen,
verdict for defendant. Hamill-
Peddicord.
80. Ora Rice VS. a. r. Raymond;
trial before court; sub curia.-Reu-
ninger-Sincell.
10. Peter F. Spicker VS. L. H. Hate
man ct al; settled. Renninger, Ham
ill-Sincell, Heindel.
So. NJ. G. Hoye, adm, VS. j. Shart-
ger ct al continued. Hamill, Jr.,
Semmes-Renninger, Ofutt
Is. E. G. Perrine ct al VS. Jno. Il.
Browning, trial before court; sub Gu
ria. Peddicofd, Mitchell, Howard
-Hamill, Semmes.
81. Jos. Roy VS. l. W. Thompson;
continued; Hammill, Jr., Semmes-
Heindel.