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Gilpin observer., 1904-01-14
Protest Against Typesettine Machines.

washington. - " Columbia Ty-
biographical union mas appointed u
committee to go before congress and
enter an earnest protest against the
installation of typesetting machines in
the government printing office. The
claim Is made that the machines can
not DO the government work. Z
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-14
Military Arrest Labor Aeitator.

Victor, Colo. Jan. 11.--Arthur Par
ker OF Butte. Mont. member OF the
Western Federation OF Miners. has
been arrested by the military author
tiles here. He has been here three
weeks and the military say he was
sent here to foment trouble and assist
In the prolongation OF the atrike.
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SdiffSuadlrihtcn.

Nem Nort IS. SUM. - Nn.
9etommen liu0 Die 0ompfer st.
Sonia" bon Soutbamptou, oBnmo.
mia" bon Grieit uno nGtrurio" bon
SiOcrtonl.
NbGcfubrcn: oie Camper .Min.
ucopoliS" nad) 2onoon, oBboenicin"
nod Somburg; philadelphia" naf
SiDerpool.
Scilln is. Sunni. - 9uIiirt: Scr
bon Ncm . Yorf mad Soutbompton
beItimmtc 0ompicr st. 8auI."
Queenstown, IS. SUM. Mn.
0cfommcn bon Nem > Norf lit Der
nod liverpool beitinmtc Dompfer
.Gcltic."
G6crbourg, II. Suni. - Ger
Compiler pWtoIttc" bon &omburg 1T
not Neru . gorf mciter0eiahren.
9oulo0ne, IS. Suni. - M6ac.
fobrcn nod Nelp : g)ort lit Der bon
Hottcroom nad) gtciU > Yorf beItimnl-
te Compiler nNooroom."
9rcm c II. IS. SUM. = Der 9unt.
pier D0roBer @urfiirit" lit nad Retu.
Oorf mISgeIouien.
GberbourA Is. Sunni. - glbge.
fabren na6 Rem . Yort: 0umpier
.@ermonic".
&ioerpool, t8. SUM. - Der
0unpicr v2uconio" lit nad) 0clu.
ynrf III See geGongcn.
NntmcrpeE, Is. SUM. ~ Ger
0onpier ~Gaoerlonb" lit nob 0elu.
Oorf ull~9gclouien.
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SeiratbS.Gicensen.

Die folgenoen Seirotbs. 2~icen5en
mnroen g~eItern bonn 9lert beS Gon'
mon BleaS. @erid)tS arsgeItellt:
Tbomas SuoginS, %, Nr. 1921,
aiblano@Oemie, uno aotie Roien.
tbal, 20.
Natbon @oroou, %, 0r. III, Sor.
riion.S troBe, uno Sennie Cohen, q.
Siaoore MooengaS, %, CIR. 1863.
gaen-S troBe, uno 9obetta 0enna.
itaot, "a.
Snnes @. &ebell, 26, bon @nna.
polls, Wo., mo Suiannab Bart
i6es, %; applifant s. s. 8raibearS,
Scr. 1906, Roro.9 Bombs traBe.
@llp @. 8arneS, 26, bon Detroit.
Wti6., uno gltber Sobnion 18, bon
8ilmington, lei.
Baul Hebrenbt, "a, uno 2ouiin
Stenlon 20; applifant Otto Spib,
0r. 1900, 8eoion-S troBe.
5oiepb 8ortoreIfi, "a, uno Warp
Moriri Nr. 318, Brelioent.S traBe.
Geo. 8. Widaels, %, uno Slo'
renee 6. Suffice, %.
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Jleue N(eObnilt6e
gn(Oefung.
Gin b%eriibmter 9OftOr fat fiir5It6
cine wnHOerOOle GntOefunS se'
ma6t, bic eiu ieOes befann'
tes 2eiben furirt.
Gr iGiRt es frei at 9ieienisen. bic
0arum ibreiben.

9r. s. ". 9omtas bon South 8eno, Sn6.,
bat titrdIib, nab IoH9idbrigem Stuoinm
cine iuunberbure Nteoi5in SuIammengeIest,
bic ir9eno elm 9eioen oaS Der mebi5iniihen
@iNeni6ait befannt 1T, beilt. Seitoem Die.
fer b%etaunte Gr5t feline 9roBe @ntbedung ge.
nnbt, bat err Sauieuoe oon 9eute, bic an
&beumatismus, NeuraI9ie, 0iereuleiocu utb
anoere &rdnfbeiten Iitten, Die bur6 Uric
Plcio int 8lute entitanben Iino, 9ebeiIt; ale
9eioen oeS Ma9ens, Der geber uno @eodrme;
furirt p%oGitdnoig &atarrb uno ale 9eiben
beS SaIies, Der 2uI9e uHo anberer menl6-
:iGer Srsaue.
S6pa6beit ir9enb ether 9lrt I'M Manne
ooer Srau ioiuie ale nerpbIen 9eioen, BIut
uno Saut &rantbeiten ergebeu iid 1ebesmai
benz ma9iI6en GiniIuBe Oieicr aus9eSei6ne.
ten Webi5in.
Ser 9oftor ffidt bieIe pun6erbare We.
bi5in frei al iraenb Senano Der ibm l6reibt,
inoem Sic SIREN Raulen uno abre1e an9e-
ben. 8eun sic nit ir9euo einem 2eioen
bebaftet iinb, ibreibeH sic iofort an 9r.
8. ". 2omas, Sept IO5 Gout9 8eno,
SnO, inOem sic au9eben, popOn sic ae.
BELT fem pollen. @r piro Sbnen bonn
feline neue @ntbednns frantic per 8olt 5uge.
ben laiIen.
Or niro sic beilen. =
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NbfaBrtSta9e Der 9ampfer bon 0etu.
Wurf.

0ompfer oSaiier 8ilbelm Der
@roBe" am 81. SUM nof Bremen.
9ompfer nSomboroia" am 81.
SUM nnd NeopeI nto @emto.
0ompfer nNottcroom" am 81.
SUM mad Hottcrodm.
Compiler oRannonia" am 81. SUM-
nnd) 9teopcI mo @euia.
0ampier vWtaieItic" ON %. Siini
nof 2iperpool.
Compiler .Se[ig Slon" am %.
SUM- nn6 aopenbagen.
0ompier n8rieorid" an %. SUM
nad) Bremen.
0ampier 9lii6er" am %. SUM
nah San1burg.
0ompier nSopoie" AM %. Sum-
nnb SABRE.
9nmpier .Irabic" ON "a. sunni
nod 2iuerpool.
0nmpier .Renniplpania" am %.
Suni uud Soruburg.
0ampfer ngtruria" ON %. SUM-
nah Siuerpool.
9ompfer st. 2oilis" am %. SUM
nab Soutbompton.
9ompier s6inlano" ON %. SUM
nod Nntiperpen.
9alnpier nWeioba" am %. SUM
nah &onbonn.
9ompier ~BriuS Ioalbert" am 20.
Suuni nod Heapel uuo @emla.
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Wanncrn itn0 GSraneu.

8lutber9titung eebeiIt In 40 bis 90 1aa.n.
SeIhiuiEe, 1eu ooer aIt, In 10 bis IS 3ueen,
Serlnit Der Wlnnnbartett, Drains" fpfort 9iu.
bait getban, Nieren' uno SIuferIeioen, Gtriitur
II. I. 10. 9urb inter por5iiGIideS Sbitem gu.
rantiren mir duberit f6neue uno permuuente
auren. S6merBbafter oOer nerbinoerter Weit.
i~truntton fofort abgebolfen. S6reibeu Ste pber
fpreden sic Dor. Ratb uno @onfuItation fret.
Wtr flriren sIlisf6Ing, ubne fir Die 9ctIune 8u
Operationert 5i fbreiteu. gBenn nnoere Ier5te
fehli6lngelL uIadt bel ms eineH Beriu6. Or.
YttIip's WIebtcaI Snititute, 9tr. 1887, on.
Srait. straet: 9eutfb piro aefpro6m.
(Vlai11 .2&S.1O
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.. Nercoiib Rceic, gltpdIt.
Central SuOinAs liant @ebauoe.
BENJAMIN y. e%brccue5, Nnlpalt.

p. WercSiib Reeic, AltpdIt.
Central GuOinges Nunfs Webauoe.
benjamin. y. eBrrcueS, stnlpalt.
gr. 1877. Gt, FdulsStrabe.
geriunlterS. 9crtnnf bce pertboUlleH @trtB'
idDaftS. uno Nubnbnue : 6IgentIums Nr.
13f, Gatcrn.Aucuuc, uuo oeo mertbuOllen
W0bnbauc'GigcntBuniS UT. 2O29, Nnhtrn'
Strait zines GrIaics Oes areiseeri6tS Der
Giabt VulituIore mCr0eH Die tn"ter5eifneten
GeripaIter am Tuunrritn1, ben 20. SUM 1904,
NNhmittags h5 llbr begtTlrleno, oas geinHnite
nadioIgeno Deifricbcle luertbbolie 8riIoet'
eenibmm r~efpeftioe an Grt uno Gtefe uuf Of
fentIiher gluftiuH ocrfuute1:
@ritens ~ gir. 2O3l. SdilernsN benlle. Gret'
ft6diaes lSirtbihnfts. mo @obnbauss(S ebdune.
nit einem Bpciit0diacn 8iegeliieinerlen Sinters
ge6dltoc, an Der SilolUcil sd Der 9dfernsgbc.
un0 GaitIes Strabe. nit elmer Sronte bon feds
iebn 1ltb an @aitcrl glOerlie iino elmer gleth
mdbi9 breiten 1ieie bon itebdi9 8uB. Sruno'
3rusiiens Nr. 2O29. Gnitcrn'Slpemle. 9rei.
Hodges Embellishments gSoblbdus, nit einenl
~5lueijt6diaen 6iCgelltetnerilel pinteraebdnoe
peitli6 nit elmer 5ronte bon 5lpblt SUB, flo.
Iih fiiniinoSicb3ia Suf. bann ipofiIif 8ip1Gi
sflib. iiiblih filrlfllnog pnn8ia 5IiB. Gfilif bier
5i9 SUB bis Cattle Giraffe, n6roIif oreisia
Sub, iueiiIid febs5ebH SnB, banrt ftorolid Heb
ala Eub bis 3um gtninng5pnnfte. 9iefe5
@runoItiid Bat ferncr einen 8ieGeIitetnernen
Giaa an Der Niidieitc. @rilno8ins $24.
Siebe ben Satin Mccor6" bonn 81. Wlais g.,
T.. 10, a., H., q. llto q. Sillil. tue9en Ser'
f1iisbeotn1u1QeIi, pnulluholeet DelOtetOihDeh
SiseIHbeiten fiber @rllto5ttls etc.
Z. Mcrcottb Neeie.
benjamin. y. Sbreeues,
BerrpaIter.
edwn6, Srot6ers & Co.,
UG3 ,77ON Iuftiondtoret
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Nn ncucn 6Glcn BON onItedcnocn
@ranfbeiten @gcnleloct ipurocn :
perbnnolnugen

Criminal. @eri H t. - (Gor
Ni6tcr @rigbt.) Sir Montng:
MorO = SoneS 2omboin. 8erlc.
bltng itGotiider 8eroronungen -
Greiu 2epid Oil 60, Snco6 @oer,
Charles 8. MocYberion, Sui. Yobl.
man, Ioolpb &. SbomoS, Gmil 81.
areiling, 6reo. s. Sdiaer, Gotbarine
Smo1pooo, So6n Wf. Wic8orlauo,
Gilbert 81. Barton, 0opiO $, Gor.
roll, Mtortiu Nbooe, @olter 3iegcn.
benin, Spiritloien . 8erfouf am
Sountog - GOlpor6 81. Sogmon, s..
gmmert.
IbtbeiIung Nr. 9. - (8or
Rid)ter 8ideS.) 8igumie -8uiiie
28iBcr. Qiebitabl - Soiep6 @olloce,
Sbu Eicrion. ScrlcBung OerS danf.
Weietc - George 8. Seemed. an.
griff - Yotrid acrnep. 6rieoenS.
bruG - Solomon =. SDler. 8erle-
eung itGOtiiher Gerorbmlngen- 81.
Oafcl.
Stoot. @eri d. t. - (8orHid.
ter 9oer.) &enrD 3orrence gegcn
9eniomin GorteS, gntrug fir einen
neilen YroScb obgetuielen. 9heiu.
peofc &eoltp So. gcgen Sncob Soif
antrog obgcluicien. Gnterpriicg8ire
NorfS aegcn electric Cutlery 60;
gQnn SubborO Seating SO. gegen
Yotrid HoggerS mo @m. @roscup
SO. gegcn g9n. u. Garter, Antrng
in je6em Sale o%bgeruieien.
@oiien.@erid t. - (0or ben
Ridtcrn Ylof, S'Yrieu II. @oitberS.)
Is ipuroen ernannt 81 3eltamentS.
Souitredern in Den 51len ponGon.
roo Stint Woggie 6inf unb SorrpS.
Belt, 9iirgi6oit $4,000; bon GaS.
per Weld)oin George Welhoin 8iirg.
i6ait 500. Bum No6lob 8erlunl.
ter i'm Sale bon Sopbie Binterling
8m. @interlin9 9iiraid)oft $4,000.
SnoentorS . 9eridte eingereiht IN
Den 8GQen bon WarD Seinefomp,
$3.50; Rcbedo s. 8lig, $1222; o.
metuS 5ilrcibin, $3.50; s. &. Surit,
$t,235,O5l; Casper Weld)ior, $1,000.
8erfduie rotiii3irt I'M Sale BON &.
Sang $500. RadloB . 9erid)te he
itGti9t in Den SGQen bon Snrob
SomcwooO, $3.50; &ouiie s. Souie,
$4145; Morp ". Seinefomp, $50;
9onifaciuS &uit $500; 2eonaro
Gang, $500; anna W. Is. garbic,
1924; Casper Welhior, $1,000.
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M1m. Bruker,

rssIHrirter b,ntidtr arJt. 3o.tdtriae erayis.
ten. Seiit in ~fhrBefier 8eit Sbpbilis, gusf1lne.
Sniss un6 Mlnos stronfDetten. ansflhiie ieber
9frt, Gtriftnr, golutionerL Ilerouie. Sdhtphfe,
Sftce in 9r. 9edsr's n1atomifben Ulufeum,
gr, 7OS, EitagaltimpresStrah Spre6fiunoen:
bon o tibr Worgeils biz 10 ubr hbenbs: Conn
taas ug0 bon @ tibr bis 10 1lbr abenbs.
b. u. = Or. Neders Fafe BELT unfebIbar
Iebett Nnsflub. goHfultation fret.
(mdi25,1A,I&S1
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8ioeriprud. &ousirall
Gum Wonne, Der &oblen brinat) /:
u8ott iei 0anf, Dob sic enolid fom.
mehl Sd iibe idon mie auf aoblen,
benn ib babe mid cine mebr i'm
Sansl"
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3uoielerbofft - 9efe6rter
3ed)er (por Dem SpiegeD: y5ett 9e-
bore id ibon orei Gage Dem Serein
Der Intialfobolifer on, iuno meme
Hale lit nod INNER rotbl"
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ausgen / Of II. - Sylnge @itt.
rue: ~Serr 0oftor, oenfen Sic ME.
mails ans Seiratbeu ?"-ar3t: Den,
fen ifon, aber i6 iflage mir oieIe
8eoonfen itetS aus Dem 9opf."
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Cine Reiie mad NemtfdlIanS.

Inn bic 8elt ODER nod ireeno einem
Sbeile Der 8elt orranairt. Heiie.
8illete iiber ollie gabn. uno Gam.
pfer.2inien. Ebeo. s. Oiener&
9 o.. Rr. ia. Observation-Disclosures.
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sbus. gpbenhelner,S 0oue,

1894 Observation-Disclosures II. Sbius
g8eire. 8erfaunIluHeslutul y@erInnnius
Goee ST.: gNlloem. glrb. scr. sttut. .Berein
bon S1ts9iuItimore"; Option GoncI. b, 3.
.. 81; nWletdIarb. Union 73". SalIe gu
oermtetben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
SnnitGtS6c

@citorbcn t75, ais 9e6oren gcIneloet
81. - 8cringes Auftreten inlet.
ti0ier aronfbeiten.
Nad Dem @eridt ocS @eiunobeittS.
GomminGrS 81. SomeS 8oSlep itor.
ben in Der ocrfloiienen 8odc 175
Yerionen III Baltimore, geacu 1875
in ser glcit)Ioufenoen ISOLDE oe2
8oriobres, 21l in 1902 uno 1872 in
190t.ii Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betrug
1876 pro 1000 Der @eiummtbep6lfe.
rltng, 14.68 fir Die WeiBen II. 25.4O
iitr Die Neger. Bon ben 8erItorbe'
men luoren 33 I'M IusIonoe ~geboren,
Al moren Neger, so moren mGnnlt.
hen un0 50 meibliden 8cidlefts ;
SO poren Rnuben un6 81 WGo6en;
II Yerioncu Itorben I'M Ban . @iep.
Mini, 81 in &oipitGIeru uuo I in an.
0eren Snitituten; II SnQueitc iullr.
ben gcbalten. &ls gcboren murocn
81 mcibe uuO 6 gtegerfinocr ongemel.
oct.
Die bouptiGdlIiditcn Go0cSurio6er
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Ger .8irtGe. Q bubber.
Elm" belt in o9arid's Saae," Nr.
Ais, 8eit'2e rington.S troBe , feline
regelmdBige 8eriammIing ab. BRA.
iioent Senrp 6. Wodie iiibrte Den
BoriiB uno Sr. Geo. s. @olter iun-
9irte ais Yrotofoaiiibrer. 9rei neile
9anoiooten muroen oorgeidlngen
uno elm ne,leS Witglieo ouigenom.
men. 3os gomite fir bas perno.
nente Snuptauartier beridtete Sort.
i6ritt.
Sudt einen Mann BON
9ubapeit. - Worihaa 5ornon
crbielt geitern oaS i%ol9enoe Sd)rei.
ben: Berlin, 3. Sum- 1904. - 9itte,
geben sic mir geiheio. no gnorei
8~rigoresfo iit.s Gr ipuroe 1876 in
9uoapeit geboren. Sod)od)tungSuol
Gbolpb anohe. 8urgoori StraBe 8,
Berlin, cine Qreppe bod
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prnnnhtlnrn elr. rIn Nans sn fnuirn2


8ipeiftodtee. Sdufer init 8 Simmer an Der
munntsgDtmie, etet5eno on TdfterfonsSdrf.
9tefe Sdufer bn6en bic ~nencftet gerbeiteruns
eett, cementirte 4eIler Inb S6fe, Wlarntors3rep
Die @roOe.StrnBe 1T nit oitrifi8irtet Baditets
men oepfInitert. 6. Z. Gallagher, 8auilters
nebmer, Or. 2S0S, 3airmuHntsA0 Die
acknowledgements gcRen an Der 1btre
borbet. t2S-)
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Baltimore Sramsfer Gp.

UFUHt'i Hn9t BnqESIFnbf,
bot ibre Tusttnttune nm me6rere Slbrtuerfe
lSans) berer1bert uno III iebt i'm Stanbe,
WRobel bon SauS 81 SaiS al 6cf0roern uno fit
pie Nutbelpdbrlng Ooer Berfenbulg al oers
pgdeH. grolnpte uni BuoerIdfiee Eebtenuna
tuiro snaefibert. (b2-)
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0liti,S Nnnr.

2021 @antoIi=9lOenue,
S1uptqinrtter bes r9etfenrSarmItdoters
8ereins,~ a9driieIo . SER. unterIt : gers
ems" rgolumbiu,S tftr. "a, ,. u.s9.,"
pGolrt Bort Wlcpetlre, 8. Of "" g9teb.
ner'S Bier.
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IUUU, VnllIIStraBe,
nnbe Der 1itIihen 9oIiSeiiiation. Wars
QStebner'S uniibertreiilt6eS Bier am
8dpf.
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gerlanst int I%llaemcinen.


Mnitdnoiae Serreu fiuoen Soft uno QOgiS
eriter NlGtfe in ciner oeutiheu Sunilie. gta6.
sufraeen In Orr. 1912, Sfts@agersS trGRe.
I70-5)
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", n. H~HtINUWWH WIFI
Noroofts@de @ougbi nnO GarolinesStrabe.
SatptMtnrtier oeS p8anerrsWdiuerhors".
N.sO.s@de @Oug6s ino Guroiineftr. 8ers
elnsbertnlnmling iebeH 9onnerftug glbeno.
NIeue UtiiglieoeE miutpmmen. BOrSiigs
li1es Bier oer Acknowledgement i'm Sapf.
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@erlanst: aianner unO &uabem.
gerIanat

Sin 8erfdufer fir 8orYiaoi.@ nbeieentbum
Wlau fpre9e Dor oher f6reibe an bic y0urbeH
Barn Co." 10 cft.2eEiu0tOu.3 trnke.
(W}aiS-)
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SrutideS arbeIts.V af,us,Tunae.g

SrntimeS arbeIts.N ahiue,T unas.giireau,
sar. 2t9, Sho.SBarp.s trabe, inter oer gufft9t
Der y9elti6eu @eieufbaft". - 9ieienieen, Die
bsutf6e Sanoperfer, 2r6eiter uHo 9ieHft6oten
au bei6dfttgen piiHfben, ipuIen ii1 perfDnli6
ODER in franfirteH Hriefet an ben @genten oer
8efeuf61ft SUhann .. WeHer, gr. 219, Siio.
g~BarpsStrabc, nenoen, pelCter lHent9eltllh
NlISfuntt ertbeilen lpiro CSan2S,tS :
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Etto Wlnler's Meftanrant,
144t RurosGcntraIsg lUe., @de 6lipersStr.
9auptanurtier Der r,g8tIbeIm Gea 2oee
Nr. 3, herb. 8. 81. of r. 8%eriunumliiils
Gen ieoen WcIltag gbeno. = StiniIe Sc
trd1fe. gBdrmer eurf6 tdgIi6.
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8elS anssuleiBcn.

9arleben nuF 0abbeln uuo nubcre GiderbclteH
pribntin. @idlter, Wr. 2t0, 6f.2eriugt1n.
etrabe, 3ilnrler CIR. 4, 8aninnt building. St
oer Office miro 3eutf9 g%efprodeit.
(4lat20.1O
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3n Oermictben.
gu b~erfanfen.

St2j. Seines ginuino.
Wtubdaonhe 9ebdute, iOitete neu $3.50, ut un5
gum f6neleu 8erfGui iiberaebeu luoroeH. $12I
1T Der 9reis, nit Sttbl mo Scdc.
". GerF 4 SUn,
ri. "A. 9SeitsSnroIupn Strubc.
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Rfrlnnnt

BfrInnat:
BlHersIgenten, gegen SebaIt uno Commit.
ton. Nah6utrageu bel VI. RuttIDif, Nr. 129,
@ett.SunibeHsStrake, CSuli17,10
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Ser ~giurbOft SmmerlpdUrenoe Bait
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Old Letter Mill where
the Fortune had
It's Beginnings

She married him in Washington in
1895. She went to live the life of a
British matron and found herself placed
on a pedestal. She took him with moth
ing and found him a veritable king. This
humble daughter of Illinois fouiId her
self, called upon TO set the social stand
ards of the court OF 4OO,0OO,OOO people.
Thanks to the good sense that goes hand
In hand with the sturdy old Dutch stock,
thanks to the excellent training Of a SEN
sible mother, she has been equal to the
task, and has honor to spare.
Some day may see her husband Pre-
mier of England, for he has every quail
fication essential 10 the greatest position
it is possible 70: a British subject to at
tain.
Miss Nancy Letter is the Helen Gould
Of the family. Through her efforts the
Letter charities are intelligently distrib-
uted.
Typicaily American is this family;
successful. independent and respected,
charitable, talented and socially with
out peer. dating as IL does from the
very establishment of civilization in our
country.
Typically American from the grizzled
father to the imperial daughter, who,
by her graciousness and diplomacy.
has done more to awaken interest in
America among a great and strange peO-
pie than any other person.
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The setback his pride received, the loss
of confidence in his son. did much to
age the old man though the financial
loss was soon recovered in other fields
This grizzIed old man has eschewed
friends throughout his life. At his club
he always dimes alone. Occasionally. but
seldom, he meets his wife's or his chill
dren's friends. Judge Tree. since de-
ceased, was the only Intimate friend
Levi z. Letter was ever known to have
had.
In 1865 Levi Letter married Mary
Theresa Carver, the daughter Of a
wealthy Utica, N. Y, banker, and lineal
descendant Of John Carver. first Puri-
tan Governor of Plymouth.
Mrs. Letter is vary masterful
woman, of brilliant education.
Her absolute will and utter disregard
for Washington etiquette on several oc-
casions placed her in unenviable prom
inence.
The Letter girls were educated in the
most elaborate manner Each has trav-
eled Europe over with tutors and gov
ernesses.
1t was while travelling in Russia with
her governess ths. Mary Letter first
met Lord Curzon. then plain George
Curzon, an ambitious, hard working
young Englishman.
II was q case of love at first sight
the beginning OF romance that no one
yet can see the end of.
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Daisy Lei1er now The
Beatty OF Washington
Story of the
Letter
Wheat Deal

II HE famous wheat deal which cost
the Letters something like &c.
100000. was begun in the Chi
cago wheat pit late IN 1897 by Joe"
Letter at a time when 1t required
no farseeing eye to discover the
war clouds lying thick and heavy
upon the horizon of the United States
and Spain. Wheat was boosted in price
by Mr.. Letter and his followers until
the farmers of the West believed the
day Of their millennium had arrived.
Profits were gathered by the plungers
until in December Of 1897 the announce
ment was made that Joseph Letter had
the bears in a corner and was holding
them up for 100000
Mr. Letter had the wheat, and the
price was far above what he paid for II.
but when he attempted to market it
the price dropped in manner that
caused symptoms of a panic. He made
a transfer and took uD his load OF MAY
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options prophesying that wheat would
sell at 81 a bushel.
Fortunes We're made in a small way
by those who followed .he Letter lead
and who were able to cell their small
holdings But all through the first
months of 1898 stories were told of the
great profits that Joseph Letter was
going to make
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dying hour she named it Levi ZeigIer
Letter, thus perpetuating her own
name with that Of the name OF the
man she loved.
The old townspeople ten that Levi
was a poor person to bargain with, for
he'd best you every time. Never was
liked very well, but great hand at
figures, though
town until 1854. In that year he was
twenty years of age, and felt sufficiently
independent to start out for himself
They delight TO tell of the day Levi
started out to make his mark Never in
Leitersburg history had such a waist
coat been seen as the wonderful satin
creation that he wore. Memory of it is
prominent in the town to this day.
He obtained a position in a general
store in Springfield. Ohio. and a year
later landed in Chicago. He was en-
plOyed by Cooley. Wadsworth & Co.
and later made a partner in the
firm.
In 1865 he and Marshall Field. who was
interested In the same store. sold their
interest to John V. Farwell and bought
the controlling interest in the dry goods
business of Potter Palmer The firm
became Field. Letter & Palmer and
later Field. Letter & Co. In 1881 Lei
te. retired from the firm and the bust
ness has ever since been conducted by
Marshall Field.
These two raen owe their great sue
cess to the establishment of the sixty
and ninety day credit systems among
the country stores OF the middle West.
The touch Of Midas seems TO have
been bestowed upon Letter, for he has
always made money. Perhaps rare
good judgment and the golden touch
are one and the same.
His greatest shock was when his only
son, Joe. lost ten millions 10 Armour and
Gates in the famous wheat deal OF 1898