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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-14

CT1L1C.
"He is naturally broad-minded and
Catholic in his tastes, be it literature
or politics. He reveals only an ordi-
nary amount of combativeness and
dislikes contention. One would not
look to Judge Parker to advance or
advocate any new or startling politi-
cal theory-not that he never theo.
rizes, but simply owing to the fact
that he Is innately practical cautious
and reserved. He never forsakes a
certainty. Here again he is diametri-
cally opposite In character to Mr.. Bry-
an. Judge Parker is naturally home
lover, his affection for children being
emphatically idealistic and tender"
As to w. r. Hearst.
William R. Hearst has a good ply
sique and is mentally active" said
Professor Boyer "He manifests strong
firnlncss, continuity. self confidence
and appreciation. He is distinctly a
doer. He is combative and inclined to
stick to that which he deems right. He
is intensely ambitious and will not be
outdone, and will work till complete
ly exhausted in order to eclipse rivals.
"He is naturally reserved. Secre-
tiveness is strongly developed. While
he reveals fair development Of the
faculty Of language, he would never
take high rank as an orator, CONVEX
sationalist or reconteur."
The Silver Brain.
1.-THE development of Mr. Bryan's
Uranium as well as the liueaments of
his physiogonomy indicates that he is
| Hpl, 4 II,
possesses the chin and nose that be-
speaks great courage, resistance and
defiance. He is very volcano Of sup
pressed force and ambition. He is,
however. ordinarily cool, deliberate,
calm and not given to extreme of feel
4 ings.
whatever the difference of opinion
4 prevalent as to the expediency of the
theories advocated by Mr.. Bryan there
should be none as to his absolute hon
esty in their belief and in himself"
About the President.
"Constancy is the corner stone OF
the Roosevelt ediflce," Professor Bo.
ger declares. "He is fairly well bal.
anced temperamentally, the variations
all being strong - the motive temper.
ament being especially positive, de.
cided, ambitious, independent, self re.
liant and aggressive. His strong vital
temperament feelings make him i'm
pulsive, jealous and influential.
Ellis entire makeup Is SO pronounc
ed that he Is able to exercise wonder
full influence over those with whom he
comes in contact. In consequence he
naturally wants everybody to believe
as he does In politics and in all other
questions.
president Rcosevelt's head is vel
balanced. He is utterly devoid Of pre-
tense or affectation. He is sincere and
loyal to duty as he secs 1t. He differs
essentially from ex-Prosldent Cleye
land, inasmuch as he is not only more
easy of approach. moro urbane, but be
cause he is also wonderfully correc
reader of character President Roose
welt knows inst:nc.iveW whom ant
i whom not to trust. President Roose
ye!t is a living example Of righteous
and abstsmious living, lie Ia d doer
not q dreamer"
!: Mt. UGion will vote Juno 20 on the
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RETAINS CHILD.

Wrs. Wary Sauer 0IVeh CUSTODY Of Her
son, Harold Sauer.
Mrs. Mary Sauer was allowed to re.
tain the custody of her son, Harold
Sauer, by Judge NJ. A. Roberts, Satur-
day in district court. Fred Sauer, the
divorced husband of Mrs Sauer, who
brought the suit claiming that Mrs.
Sauer was not fit person to retain
the custody Of the child is permitted by
the judges orders to visit the child
three times each week.
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FOR SALE--1,160 acre farm, all improved,
good buildings, good water: well worth
$50 per acre; going to be sold at $50 per
acre. $1,000 down, balance on easy
terms. c. Z. Walters, Edmunds, N. D..
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-GoOD FARM TWO MILES
from city limits, about 100 acres, fine ten
room house, good barn and sheds, two
fine wells at house and harm, good or
chard. never falling spring in pasture,
$50 per acre buys it. Crops go with
place. A. c. leighton, ottumwa, Iowa.
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FOR sALE--A GOOD BUSINESS IN A
good town in southern Iowa. Address D,
care Courier.
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FOR SALE-sEvERAL GOOD DRIv-
ing and saddle horses. Would trade
them for cattle or Ottumwa prop
erty. o. 2. Dorr, Belknap, Iowa. r.
r. No. i.
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FOR SALE-THREE HORSES CHEAP
Address Daggett 4 Sons Livery, ottum.
wa, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-oNE SPAN SEVEN AND
eight year old mares, weight 2050 pounds.
Drive single and double. Price SITS. Adj
dress A. Decker, Foster. Iowa
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SPECIAL REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

Good building lots on Willard and Ward
streets, South Ottumwa, also on East
Court street, ottumwa, at $3.50 to $500
each, one-half cash, balance easy. Why
pay rent when you can buy lots like thlsf
Exchange, good small stock Of general
merchandise for house and lot.
Fine lot in Janney addition, sidewalk In,
at $500.
Fine fruit farms south Missouri, east.
ern Kansas and Indian Territory, $40 to
S25 per acre. OIL leases for sale.
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This statement gives 265,504 acres
with an average valuation of $3.50.
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LAND FOR SALE OR TRADE.
one fine level so acre, rich soil, good water.
some fine hardwood timber and some mea-
dow, only three miles from Railroad sta
tion In Aitkin Co. Minnesota. I will give
you bargain right now. Cheap railroad
fare. Write me at once.
JOHN P. APPLEQuIST.
Over Cullen s. Co. Store, Ottumwa Iowa.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP, A NICE I
room house, at 215 S. Schuyler st.
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QUICK SALE BARGAINS.

&SlSN WOLF DNuSNINSs
Here are some properties listed and
priced for quick sales Every one Is bar
gain.
Two vacant lots on Ward street, SITS
each.
Vacant lot In Dain addition S275.
Vacant lot East Court street, $3.50.
seven room house, Ransom street, 1,OOO.
Eight room house West Fourt St., $1,S50.
Six room house in Eddyville, $1,000.
Six room house in Des Moines good To-
cation, modern, worth $1,000, will sell for
$4,000 or trade on small Wapello county
farm and pay cash difference.
Five room house In Highland Center, S425.
Three room house on Hayne street, $10O.
instruments.
Business lot on West Main, close in, $50
per front foot.
LoWENBERe G. co.
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Mt Union viii vote Juno 20 on the
question Of incorporation
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WANTED.

WANTED. FIRST CLASS PASTRY
cook at Hotel Lacey, good wages. oska-
loose, Iowa.
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ABOUT JUNE 15-I SHALL HAVE A
good 15 per cent investment to offer, It
Is absolutely high class and worthy your
confidence. For terms address W. G.
Bennett, 1882 MonadnocB Block, Chicago.
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FOR sALE-40 ACRES OF HAY, HAIR
vesting tools furnished. H. F. Mich
aels, South Ottumwa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HoMEsTEADs ON THE ROSEBUD RES
ervation. Send 50 cents for large section
al map and full information, to BonesteeI
State bank, Bonesteel, s. d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

tHc. 8eiBfobI, pro Come So
bis $40; 3WiebeIn, pro 8uidel zoe.
bis 75c.; Garrotten, pro 9iinoel tc.
bis Hes; tomatoes, pro 9uideI
30c, bis 40c.; aepfeI, pro SAB 50c.
bis $3.50; gnonas, pro Crate $t.75
bis 1925; 9trneu, pro SAB 65c.
bis $500; SeIerie, pro 0uten6 t5c.
bis Zoe; Grauben, pro aorb lie.
bis 14c. 9IumenfobI, pro SOB 1926
bis $3.50; 2imubobnen, pro 8ui6eI
soc. bis S5c. brouner &obI, pro git.
libel 1916. bis t5c.; Spinut, pro
9ui6eI zoe. bis 25c.; crime 9obnen,
pro &orb $3.50 bis $500; runOe
3iiben, pro @uifeI 3Oc. bis 4Oc.;
aopfioIot, pro 9iIte 25c. bis 3Oc.;
illnge @rbier, pro &orb $1.75 bis
1926.
Groceries uno 8roptiio.
Sol3fIetid, pro &funo: fIeine gu.
gor.GureO Shinfeu 12c.; groBe
Shinfen tic; G~oIifornicr Sdins
fen &c.; SugorGureo 9rllItItiide
tt1ac.; Su9or.Gurco S6uItcrn &C.;
troden geiaI5ene Seitcnrippen sac;
Spedieiten &C.; trodeu QeiaI5ene
Sdultern 812c.; reincS GfmaI5 int
Gierces 8Ac.; SpedifuItern 915c.;
NeB-S dweinefIeiid $14 pro SoB.
Haffinirter 3udcr: gepiirfelt
6.25c.; pulperiIirt 5.G5c.; Stunooro
granulirt 5.55c.; tcin eranulirt
5.55c.; Grpitol 81 5.55c.; Columbia
81 5.3019c.; geIber 81 4.7Oc. bis
$40.
@er0Itcter aaffee: G. 8. g., 100
&f6. 9ilten t31ac.; 6. 8. 6. 60 Bfb.
8iIten 1906; 6. 6. 6. SO Biitn6
&iIten 1906; reiner Saba 33c. bis
3312c.; gutter SABA BIC. bis 3112c.;
reiner @offa 3tc. bis 3t12c.; Saba
uuo Moffa, gemiidt, 2912c. biz 29c.;
Saba, gemiidt, &c. bis 2712c.; rel.
nerMarocoibo 24c. Els 2412c.; rei'
ner Ga @uapra 24c. Bis 2419c.;
reiner Santos 23c. Bis 2312c.; Gan.
tos, gemii6t, 2t12c. biz &c.; Rio,
eemiidt. 22c. Bis 221ac.
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Observation-Disclosures

NJ Of t. - C8or
Ri6ter 8ri9bt.) Ginbrlh - Sobn
VtcGonnor, 6 Monote @efGnqniB.
Notb5udt - Geo. Soluoro, freiae-
Ipro6en. 9eberbergung minoeriGb-
rigerIt00Gen - Mo9gic McOonolo,
IreigeIproAcn. 0iebItobl - 6reoe.
rid Sabn, 2 Satire 3udtbolls. 3ube-
Itorling Gbus. 8iQiion, $40
Strafe; Houline Gang, i~rriinnig.
9alten zines 8or0eQs - Clara 500
fer, 3 Wsonote @efdngniB uno $t0O
Strofe. Sonntogsorbcit 49, Souls
&oifmon, l%iitirt. ltebertreten ItGoti.
Ider 8erorOmuu0cn - Soiep6 ".
8bitefielb, miiitirt. SpiritloIcnper-
toitf am Sonttog ~ @m. Worsber.
ger, 500 Strafe uto Soften. SOL.
ten zines 8oroeaS - @eiiic Saroina,
iiitirt. Sir beltte: Iou6ongriff -
6ront .. Wtarren. 6alide 8orgo.
ben - 8m. $. 8rolpn, z. s. &yon,
SboS. Mc@obe. 0iebita6l - Geo.
8oQ, gilbert Green, Midoel 9lafe,
Sorrp Hifor0Ion. Woroongriff -
Nttffliu Saq. 8eBerber9ung Min-
OeriGbriger hilbert $. 5ronf.
SonntogSarbeit - Sacob Noborfp,
Socob 8lofmun, hilbert 9otti0er.
9oSmiQigc MISUNDERSTANDING -
0unicl Gdrlin.
Bai engcri ) t. - (Bor oer
&i6tern 8lod, O'8rien II. @oitber.)
81 SeItamentspoaItredern "ernonnt
mltroen in Den 31qen bon GEO. Is.
Srelon Sr. @0min &. Srelorl, Yiirg.
Idoit 5000; bon Better s. 0rpocn
Sr. Sanucl Z. Drpoen, 9iirgiHoft
$4,000. gu gto9lnBoeripoltcrn luitr-
Oen ernannt in Oen 6daen bon Brio.
get &cQD Sr. Wtattbem Gooogolr,
9iirgidoit $4,000; BON gaen &.
&Dn6 9r. SnmeS 8. &Dnd, Yiira-
ldoft $4,000. SnOentorper5eidniiIe
iullrOen eing0ercidt in Den 6GQelt
bonSoiepb E. MitAea, $1,000; Ntnno
6. Tonlon, $1,000; SameS GARNER.
$25; 9ernoro s. GARNER, So; Ser
MANI =. Soaman, 1926; Miiiiilippi
Gupler ,$12,9t6. &eruoltungsberidte
wuroen gut9ebeiBen in Den 51Qen
bon Wiiiiiliippi Gupler, $56,029;
@orgorct SameS, $i790; Caroline
Sutton, $10,281; SoiepbuS Ornoorf,
$34St. 8ormunO MIR
Den g~utgebeiBen I'M Sale bon Ga.
mllel W. $1,000, 1884.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
StaOt 8aftimore,
MISUNDERSTANDING mad oem Nnslnnb

Sricf6ef6rOerung mad Dem gnSlanb.
9ie 9uslono = Soit fir Die nit
Dem 8. Qe5ember en6cnoc ISOLDE
IdIieBt bier I'M Surtpt . Roitomte lin
allen 6duen piinftlid) ME folgt.
Eodet . @oit tit often bon 8 llbr
@ormittogS bis 5 llbr 9}ohmittoo5
t6glid, oltsgenommen SountaQ5.
Tofet . @oIt fir Gcuti6lono
i6IicBt am %. gsopembcr uno 3. Dc.
SENDER, @ormittogS II l(5r.
3ruuS. atIanti dc 8oit.
6rcitag - 7 llbr Ibcn02, fir Glt.
ropo, per 0ompfer o@biIooGlpbia,"
pio @%Ipnlolltb mo GbcrbOrrg (&oIt
fir 2iperpooI, ShottIou0 mo Hr.
Iono muB per 0ompfcr y8bilo0cl.
pbio" ooreiiirt ieir); 10 llbr Nbcno2,
fir europa, per 9ampiCr oGompu.
Mo-" oin Queenstown lm0 &ioer-
pool.
Sol it t lit g ii 3. unO Central.
Nmcrifo a, % e It in0iCu etc.
6reitog - 10 llbr HIbeuo3, fir
Bermuda, per 0ompfcr olrtniooo;;"
fir Curacao uno &cnrjucIo, per
0onpicr yWarocoibo;" fir 9orto
Hico, per Gompfer nBoncc," piuSon
Suon; fir 6ortunc SSlou0, 3omoico
mo Colombia" per Sampler ngu.
%legbonp."
Yoit fir NeufunbIono, oio TorO-
Sponep, ltnO fir WliQuclon, 0io go
Itor, ifIicBt bier t6glid) I llbr gtodl.
mittog8; fir Gubo, pio Eompo, tag
lid 1 ltbr Nohnlittog8; fir Gotta
Hica, SonouroS uno Guatemala, pio
gtew Orleans, tGgIif 8 llbr9lbeno8.
Grams Bocific y It.
Somltog - 7 llbr N(bcno8, fir
ole Sill Snieln, 9%tllitroIicn un69telt.
9alebonien, oia Soncoupcr.
&oIt fir Sapon, &oreo, China uno
ipe5iea oOreiiirte %oIt fir Ole 9bi-
lippinen F Snieln bioSeottIe, idIicBt
bier tdgIid bis gum A, Gc3embcr z
llBr IbenoS.
9. 0apies 8orfieI6,
Eoitmeiitcr.
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= 3ninhr 3lGl Nnidlcl:

Safer. 3uiubr 1851 9ui6cl;
aus Den @leootoren 5uriid9e5ogen
tt,5S8 9uihcl; &orrotb in Den Sic.
pntorcu t91 ,344 9ui6cl. SerfGltic:
eiu @oggon 9tr. 3 meiBer I'M Glepos
tor SIT 36, Elm @oagon Nr. 3 lpciBer
5lt 1914, Elm 8ogaon Or. 3 peiBcr
I'M GIcpotor ST. 1914, elm @oggon
9tr. 4 gemiihter ouf Der 9obn 81
34@, 5pei 8oggons Nr. > Wcibcr
alf ser 9obu 5u sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Gant1u nab Eighldnbtusua,
Canton nub StghIanbtpsna.


Gde vail uilo SqtfsMoetlle, Caution.
Wt1rDIanbsI elepbon - 81 81,
9auptauurtier bes G%eicneberetns ,GbeT,
netb,'" s8arnens9lereits bes GoeIiuctb, "
g@antonsGonclnbes Nr. 445, Z. 8. S."
pSrtentalsSiftrift Nr. 1853, 3. u.sg.~ iiiib
"Gnnton SpGrs II. Ber9niteutas. 8eretnS".
(Sept211H0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
8rpbnften.M arft.

llntenitebenbe Freiie be5ieben iid)
olif ben @n9roS.Smtoel; fir oen
&lein6onoeI mrB elm entipredenoer
Irrfidlag genlnft weroen.
@ier, pro Gubeno 28c. bis 32c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
gu Ucrfaufcn uScr at ucrpadjtcu.
8u perfanfen ODER su pcrpahten:

Bh O#erfnifen obcr 6u pctpnhttn:
9ns ipertbboue @runoitiid an oer Ode bon
6ft.gaItimores5 trube uno QoitsO Offices oenue;
DO bel 100 2ub. Ser Dintere 2beit bes Grurbs
finds piro fir Gin @eitdttseebdioe oes n9euts
i6en Correspondent" benlbt peroerl. gldbere
e~Iusiurft bel 6. aaius, Rr. All, Ell. gaul.e ctr.
COL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

1884 OH GaGetteitr. --Gnlifornios Il. N5to.
gBetre. BerfammIunesIofaI r@ernantas
poge 81; saleent. Orb. scr. stlnt. sBerein
bon Stt'SaItin1ore]; rDpiiIon goucI. 8, >.
2. o.; nWletauarb. s1ntoR 73@. 6als 5n
oerInietben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

9ombaro. uno g.. Strabe, SiebIanbtoipH.
Die ~teiniten Setriniie daer Mrt. = BON.
IIgiose nSn s1seer,@ief; en- SeiiG aast e.!
M%aaemetner ftets iptufontnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
t2nb. Ntratris MtitnnranI.

1909, BanfsStrobe,
ndbe ber 1ftli6en B~oIi5eiiiatiou. g8nrs
mer 9uni6 bon 12 bis 2 t1bc HaUmttto9s.
BiebHer'S undergraduates 8ter am
8apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
8altimurer Marft6eridJte.

Salttm ore, ~. 9too. l5O4.
Webl. - 3ufubr 1862 6Giicr,
einIdlieBlid 1861 66iier 81 Scout.
Boint mo 1853 8Giier SIT Canton;
Siiltcnperionot 37 6Giier. Ger
Morft lit flat bel nod)itebenoen Noti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

1924 St.sBnItimoresGtrab - 8tntner an
Serrer 81 oer11ietben. = 5etitfte @etr1nte
u1o g9eine. yBapsBieiu s9raMe "sgter.
BeriammllnesIpfnL rSitsaomborbftr. Sni.
nlertu. 9nlis unb 9etbnerein". gbef.'3eI.
Wlt. BernpH z942-@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

2ebenoes @efliigeI, pro Bfuno:
olte Siibner t2c.; iunge Siibner
lOlhc. bis 12c.; enten lie. bis i3c.;
4liter t4c. bis TIC; 3ouberL pro
Q2oor DOC. bis 30c.
ii d e nno O e m ii e.
aartoffeln, pro 8uif)el 40c. bis
53c.; 3llderriiben pro giinbel lc. Bis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

Idel; 8erionot bon ben @lebotorcu
32,60S gnldel; 8orrotb in oen G!c.
potoren 330,07i 8uifel. Ycrfouit
ipuroen 1000 Tr. 3 lpeiBer Spot
neiser, 81 53, 10000 Spot, nelicr, }r
53, 1000 Stenmer gennii6ter Spot
5u 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

@erlan9t i'm &agemciucIt.
gentIaes NrOeitS Wo6w,tiunos.garc

LtHITWtH NIUtIIHI
Pc. 2t9, SiosSbnrpsstraBe, inter Der 9Iuiint
per y9euttden @efeaihuft". - 9teieuieen, Die
beutibe 3anoiuerier, @rbeiter uHo Sienitboten
gu bei9atttgen piinfheu, tpolen it6 perf6nltb
poer in franItrten 8rieien an ben 9Ieeuten Der
Seteut4att,. SuBaun .. Wleger, Rr. 219, Sto.
E~harp.Strnfe, nenoeu, nel1er unentgeltIih
e~IusfuHtt ertbeiIen ipirb. (SaH29,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
SteQengefnde.
Stenegciuh.

Sin iriid eingcnunoertcr Simncrmaul ans
9euti6lnno iuht SteulHg; uud ruiiroe oericIbe
ieoe uroere Yrbeit tbuIl. Tud5ufragen in Or.
17t5, 4iabt.S trnbe. 1880
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01
Die etnStsen spethBdtsen Sdufer

sum 9erfauf in SftsgaIttmore, nigrer5enb an
ben pru6toouen rRatterionsBdrf," 9atiirent,
etrnbe, @de bon Baltimore traBe. 3ommi
euerit uno babt Die 9lusfpabI. 9iefe Sdufer
ttno In ieoer Sinlt6t MODERN, NIT Wldrmor.
Bats uuo s9austreppe, fotpie mooernen 8ers
befferltneen, einfhItebIi6 Mb3ueSt1nuI. &eent
IigIi6 uno Sonntngs an Srt uHo Gteue. Des
Hubt S1irmounts9tpenue Bnegons.
Gbtu. 3. Gallagher, guuunteruebmer,
U28-) 9sr. 2s08, SairmouRtsgIbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

stelcgcfuh:
Gin oeutfher Miunu (auufmuur) fuht BE.
fhaitigung: lit I'M Srocerus @efhdit eriabreu.
glnd5ufrngeu in Rr. 14t5, Gniur.strnhe,
(33i-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

Doer berfnufer, tuenoen sic fi6 al Charles o..
Beder, @ruloeigentbum5s uno 8er1i6eruneS-
W11fler, 9Sr. APO, 9iuro.G nregsS trnhe.
SeIo gu oerIciben auf SDpotbefet in beIie6is
cen Slifinieil. (glunt6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-01

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IN OPEN COURT.
Policeman Who Made Raids on the Pool Rooms
 Threatened.

New York, May 24.-Threats of bodily harm to police captain who took part in the general pool room raids of yesterday in event of contin- ued surveillance in the manner in which it has been conducted were made by an attorney in open court to- day when some of the raid prisoners were arraigned. Lawyer Stephen O'Iara who represented three men ar rested in the raid on an alleged pool room on East 32d street bitterly at tackled Police Captain Shire, when his clients were arraigned in the Yorkville police court. He charged that the captain had unlawfully raided the place at various times. T warn the captain now said Lawyer O'Hara, that il he ever goes there again he will be shot"
 Captain Shire then made a formal complaint against the men and the hearing was adjourned until to-mof- row.