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Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15
LOCAL a1Anksr CONO:TIOEs.

r0dAy's Qnotatious on Provisions. LiVs
Stock. Feed and Fuel.
Rock Island, March 10 Following are the
quotations on the local market
Provisions
Butter-Oreamery 22c023c, dairy 20:
Eggs-Fresh l7c.
Lard 9Hc.
Live poultrv-Spring chickens &c par
pound mems sc per pound, tn keys IL,
ducks l0c, geese Sc
VegeLAples-PoIatoes, Sc. OnioIs SI.2S.
Live stock.
Cattie-Steers $3.50 to sI.5 cows 7no
neifers %. 90 to t4.00, calves $500 to t6 90
Hogs-Mixed and butchers "a Is TO $3.50
Sheep-YearlingS or over, % so ~ q 30.
Lam Ds 81. % to S5. so
Feed and Fuel
Grain-Corn 4S to SIC; oats, Ale
Forase-Timotny hay, $3.50 TO $40; prairie
o. 20 9. straw &c 50.
Woodland, per load $50
Coal--Lump. per bushel lac slack. per
hlsns1 7r
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15

AmuleJ> and talismanS- are being
sent To Gen. Kuropatkin by The ladies
Of Russia Ia help him win Victories.
How ;he Russians ana al the rest Of
the W@rid laughed when the Chinese
used gong. tambouriueS and dragon
banners against the Japanese instead
of depending fer success upon their
IL kcufiu. irons.
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15

The presidents order To army and
navy officers not To- talk or write about
The war between Japan and Russia
has caused considerable cf >en>a-
1iou in military circles. where il j.
considered that the president j. going
entirely too far in a supposedly free
country
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15

\ .-rrr popular ruling has not been
hands-, DOWN hN la s,:-renie court
of III, ...s.'a STATES in wears than the
one Eiii,n. the Hill railroad merger.
xnG fo~tc-, = Iae victory more an
pre- THAN IN Rock island the
-, nnod hune of the Minnesota gov
erucr vino inauguratei the proceed
ings. Now = the law can be 2ale io
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15

reach the process by which Hill COB
bled up the burlington. the happiness
of the people viii be supreme.
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15

TERMs-Daily. 10 cents per week. weekly,
81 per year II advance.
All communications of argumentative
Character. political OF religious, must have
real name attached for publication No
signatures.
Correspondence solicited from every town
ship in ROCK Island county.
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15
TODAY'S MARKETS

chicago. March Is Following are the open
ing highest, lowest ana closing Quotation
in today'H markets:
wheAs
Nay. sss-: s5ss s5H ss74
Sept s5S; IS. sex: SOS.
Corn
Nav. 5sK-. 5ia $50 EiSs.
July 5lk: 524; 81: 521S
Oats
Nay .SS-; ssSsi .a;l q: So: a.
Sept, 3SH; SS<; S51s; S;9s
May. u o.: "a 10. Is 90; "A co
July, Il 30; Il So l412; IA %
Lard
May. ~: 727; 72e IS
July, 74s; : AZ: 7.S7: : u
May. 80 80 : L: %
July. 74O; 7.3O. 80. 9.33
Rye, May 74a; July 7OA; TAX, N. w ll6, s.
Reueil.Is tooay. Wnea. - corn zoe OATS
ss3l noEs is. Go; cattle $500; sneer IoGn
ant ETk m1rKss e ssss5 SPene' @iEea s am 1tci
sr. Is . SSSo: good heavy '''SOG''d' rough
sheep market opened strong lCc higher.
Union stock yards $40 a N
Hog market &c TO l0c higher.
Lisht. S5.C0d5 50; miXeo ana butchers, 20
81 GO. good neavy. q. 259S5 eo; rough heavy.
5-S0lS04U
Cattle market strong.
Reeves % SO0s5.so. cows and heifers IL
lS950. stockeTs and feederS g. 250uS4.S5.
sheep market strong TO 10 higher.
Hog market closed mostly l0c higher.
Light, as 5ze5.55; mixeo ana DuIcners IS 20
a5.05 good heavy, tS.s505.70: rough heavy,
s. 25S5.40
Catue market closed steady for good.
Sheep market closed steady.
Estimated receipts Wednesday: Wheat 10,
corn ll0. oats lis. hogs 5000.
New York Stocks.
New YORK March 1.-THE following are the
closing quotations on the New YORK SIOcs
exchanges:
Sugar 1sI5s. Gas 95ai r. 1. & P. 2OK. South
ern Pacific 4ih. b. & Q. 1873, Atchison com
l40H. Manhattan I4l. copper 463s, W.. U.
Tel. Co. L s 1898. s. a. 3sS. Rdg.
comnou4lA. Can. Pacing Ill. Leather. com
mon 49,, Il. T. 4l2s Pacific Mail 26A q.
s, Steel ptd. sos U: s: Steel common II uiiAa, 4
735s coal and iron 3724, Erie common 252s.
Wabash pfd. 344. Car foundry &c, & q.
W. lass, Rep. Steel pfd 42A, Rep steel COM
mon ~. New York Central lI54, Illinois
fTal
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15

Oklahoma. arizona and New Mex
leo are clearly entitled To- statehood.
and most cmphatically i this true of
Oklahoma. Several of the States~are
inferior ian wealth. population re-
Suurcr~ ANA prospects 1" oklahoma.
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15

This has been another busy day for
John L. I.noneN.
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly AZ 1904 Sec
ond avenue. Rock Island, I'LL lEntered AZ
the postonace as second-class matterl
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15
Tuesday, March Is. 1904.
Democratic Convention and Prima-

The democratic voters of the city OF
Rock Island viii meet at their respec-
tive wards Thursday, March l.. from
3 to 7:3O p. IN. for the purpose of
nominating one candidate for alder
man in each ward and selecting dele
gates to the -city-tOwnship convention,
and also two ward committeeman for
each precinct. and such other business
as may be proper to transact as said
meeting
The places of holding such primary
elections are designated as follows:
FIRST Bysinger's barber shop.
Fourth avenue and Fourth street.
Second waId-Naab's building, Sew
enth avenue and Twelfth street.
Third ward-County Jail building.
Fourth ward-Frick's livery stable.
Third avenue. between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets.
Fifth ward-Hose house on Twenty
second street.
Sixth ward-Hose house on Twenty
sixth street.
Seventh warG-Thiesen's blacksmith
shop. Moline avenue and Forty-fourth
street.
In each ward where the judges and
clerks have not been named the ward
committee viii see that the places are
filed unGer the primary system. \
ballot box and tally sheet will he nee
essary. and the committee will also
look after The same or notify the
chairman of the city committee.
The Judges in the respective wards
are as follows:
First ward-Charles Weinberger, C..
s Smith. Ed Murphy. George Free
stone.
Second waTd-Ward committee.
Third vard-J. Grotegut. j. F. Egan,
Byron King.
Fourth ward-J w. Linn. \. Brady,
T. Murray. j. Tobin.
Fifth ward-G T. Stauduhar. John
Finnecan. Joseph Free.
Sixth ward George Wright. Frank
Mcrnan. i. Buck.
Seventh ward-Ward committee.
The basis of representation for the
selection OF delegates Will he one del
egat, for each 20 votes or the major
fraction thereof cast for Bryan and
Stevenson in 1900.
The oitN-township convention of the
democratic party of Rock Island viii
he held AT Turner hall. in said city.
Saturday evening. March 10. at :
o'clock, :nr the purpose of nomina-
ting candidates for the following Of
fees:
One supervisor. three assistant SUI
pervi>ors. one assessor, and one coli
lector.
Also to elect a chairman Of the city
township committee and to transact
such other business rs may come be-
fore the convention.
The several wards of the city are
entitled 10 representation in said con-
venticn as follows:
First ward .....-.-.......l2 delegates
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15

The Argus declines To follow where
John LunnCy leads.
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15

BY THE j. W. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-15

7. y. Sexton. Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-01
!. Only Two ,EciipsesI,.

The year Of 1904 will he remarkable
for the small number Of eclipses, there
being only two, and both Of the sun
This is the minimum number Of eclips
SEES that can occur in any one year
the maximum number being seven
when there would be either five solar
and two lunar, or four solar and three
lunar. Both Of the eclipses Of the
year are invisible in the United States
The first is an annular eclipse and oc.
ours on March 18th. The second 9
total eclipse on September 9th. IN s ..$S
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-01
The Tale Of 4 Bird.

Emmons County Record: It must
be that individuals Of the bird species
are as contrary or peculiar as individ-
uals of the human race. This reflec-
ton is caused by the fact that. al
though all the sensible blackbirds in
these parts lit out for the southland as
winter approached, q solitary specimen
OF the genius remained In West Linton,
and has been In evidence there daily
all winter. One Of the coolest morn
3ings this week the bird was hopping
around Comrade Wagner's door-yard,
apparently as comfortable az though
he was clad in q coon-skin Soyercoat
and a muskrat cap. What q tale 81
adventure he will be able to relate
when his companions return in the
spring! II he could speak anything but
the bird language. how interesting II
would be to listen to- him as he gave
his reasons for refusing the compan-
iouship Of his kind! May be he ii an
outlaw, and Is compelle led to pass 8 win
ter III the frozen north % q punishment
for some heinous crime. Perhaps he
loved above his station, and his
sWeetheart's powerful relatives inter-
vened to rend the loving pair asunder,
and he has sought solitude Tor the pur--
pose of repairing ! broken or badly
fractured heart Be that - II may.
like males of Al species his heart aor-
row has not rinterfered with the vigor
OF his appetite.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-01


H. J. Riesland, the well known opti-
cal specialist who grinds all glasses
here. will make his regular visit Feb
2ruary 10 to 81 at the Northwest Hotel:
Consultation free. IS .: u :....,x. j, =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-01

Bismarck will be pretty well repre-
scented Sat the launching Of the big
steamship Dakota. Among those who
will attend from here are Mayor Reg
lister, Col. G. B. Little, Jos. Hare, R. J.
Turner and M. H. jewell. + They will
leave ST.. Paul. the night Of Feb. 3,
with the St Paul comme rcial clubs
special. Governor White will not be
able TO attend, owing to official bust
ress at home. y - y. e. e ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-01
home to their friends after February
18th. Friends in the city will extend
congratulations. S:;s }4 BIZ #is II s. &
PERSONALS.

Editor McGahan went to, Hebron to-
day. 2's% s H&s3f'@ .ass t @sHS se53ss5*
Frank Hughes returned today iron,
Minneapolis. tst5f 5} 55G$3 s5.5 ,ss
Franklin Potter came in on the after
noon train from Casselton. E>%s>
r. J. Hughes Of the Wahpeton Ga
zette is among the guests in the city
to remain fora day or so. Vi 49, &fs>. \
4 Mr. and: Mrs. L. T. McU llough left
the city today for the east. They will
probably make their home in Iowa.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-01
HE CRY
THE WEATHER.

Probably snow tonight and Tuesday,
Colder Tuesday. and ID northwest por-
ton tonight. Cold. wave with high
wind rthwest wind and snow
Zero temperature tonight. Max. 81 !;
Min. 81 8 & $ II MI Ne Is 5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-01
Wilton Coal.
Ignite Coal delivered to any part
tof the city ss.35. cash 81 delivery.
g. BURTON.
ccs: sllnss ezse.

e Al Assss tbst % !; al. 1908,
there we're I,l24 bitnniinous cost
mines Ia operation in Pennsylvania
|as compared With ss4S On Dec. 81.
1900
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-01

-H State Educational Library Il
The state. education library at the
capital will be open to the public on
Wednesday and Saturday only here
after. III: s1z# 5. = - !.
zs 81. ;sz.5s-sss w. L. stockwell,
h s5 #.s.s:. a b., 81 State Supt. ,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-01
Increase Of PensionA bill increas-
ing the pension of ]. 81 Reardon to $50
per month has passed the senate.

Boy Captain Baker left for Wash
ington Saturday and Sunday morning
the stork arrived at his home with q.
boy. s5 Sl d VI. 4 si s.ffS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-01

HI Bucking snowA Russell snow pillow
was sent out from Mandan today on
the Linton train to do some snow buck
ing. With high winds and soft
mushy snow the prospects tor rail
roading are not especially cheerful
Train No. 8 Of today carried great
masses of snow as high as the boiler
head, and the running boards were
covered with young drifts. 81 K VI n
Six Prisoner Six prisoners from
Fessenden, Wells county. were brought
in ~ sheriff Sc. Jacque ana deputies
today. They were Walter Biorhms
one year for aiding escape from jail:
Chas. Nelson, attempted burglary,
three years; las. O'Malley, burglary,
ave years; Gasimir Sanders. assault
with dangerous weapon, three years;
Daniel Weddle. burglary, two years
and six months; ! erome Weddle, burg
larry. one year and six months. The
prisoners were turned over Is The
prison authorities this afternoon.
Married MI. a. \. Hedrix and Misa
Helen Al. stenen were married last
night at the resident Of Father Glenn
ems 81 the Catholic church BY Father
Louis. None were present at tho core
mony but the contracting parties and
I the broth Law and sister Of the
bride, Mi. ana lfra Mel Though. The
bride and groom are well known III the
city MI Hedrix Il 4 acticing alter.
ney with = wide circle of friends an tll
The bride a veil known q . former ,,e's
partner ii the samaklng Arn 81
] stefan = STATEN They will ~ q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Seurif. her yrufbefGmbfcr!

gpnqreBmitglieb unb YrGiioentz
i6aftszganbibat Winiam Ganbolp6
6earit bat nun audi cine Sruft6efdmz
pfungs>8orlase eingerei9t. 81. 9earit !,
Der bic Mittel ba5u beiibt, bat i9on
Dor mebr, als eirem Sabre cine 4nz
fiaee 9egen ben &p6lentruit erhoben,
in Der er bieien Sruit Der crtminelz
len gpnfpiration be5i9tigt. 9eneralz
Qnpalt &nor forberte 9earf auf, bds
9epeismuterial feiner &luee benz
Ser. Stadtsnz9 iftrift6a palt fir bds
iiibli9e Nepzgorf su unterbreiten.-
Sas gef6ab, unb ieitbem frdbte fein
6a6n mebr barna6. Gin @ntrag bss
Ssnatprs Sones BON Irfunfus, benz
Senat bic Qnflageaften 6eari t's uno
ben 8eri6t bes entertainments porz
aulegen, purbe niebergeftimmt. Sas
bat 6rn. Scarf arg berbrOhen, uno
bd er Der 2nii9t lit, bab Die 8erfolz
gurlg Der 9rpbeorporationen lebigli9
benz 9eneralantpdlt Der 8ereinigten
Staaten in bic !6dnbe ~geseben lei, bic
Ter dber feline Initalten treffe, bic
SruftseieBe gu Donitreden, 10 be5tpedt
feline rlere @prlage, bic 8erfolgung
ni9t msbr lebigli9 in ben 9dnben bes
@ensralanfpalts gu laf1en, ionbern jez
benz Siitriftsanpalt bas Re4t 5u 9ez
BEN, &lage gegen bieGorporationen gu
er6eben. Sas 8orgeben piiroe 10
mebr, als 6unbert Siitriftsantpdlten
ermDgli6t nerben. 90 melt, 10 gut.
Die 5rage bleibt nur, ub bieOiitriftsz
Qntpdlte sesen Wunf9 i6res Gbefs
iiberbaupt geridtliaes @erfabren einz
leiten tperben, unb penn lie es t6un,
70 1T Bel unferen Suitiagepflogenbeiz
ten, Bel benen te4nif9e Sragen cine
10 bsbeutenbe Roqe ipielen, mod inn
mer ni6t seIust, buB ben SroB<GOrz
porationen pie1 am 3euge geflidt tperz
ben ipirb. Die 9earit'ide 8orlase
lit iibrisens nod ni4t Seieb; pb lie
il 9eieB niro2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
@eFfer1 Warbfann Sahn.

9rat in { I m q. Ropsmbtr 1908
3Ias Serlahsn SiGsn= S%tatioH, ME i0lgt:
SGglt6
40 frib S6usHpOf, oauptlinis, Qderstopns
Q9apnssboro, q. & %. @ubn uno esm Slosn,
unb ausetHpmmtn SouRtaqs y. Y. u. ~
Gbambersburs, TsartiHsburg uRo Wtn1tFsr.
1125 abtnos attom. mad unionsSrto9e.
Sd9liG 1, { Hcmm en- Sonntae >.
1.25 irib 9ort, 9. & 8. Sin. unO pauptliRis
otli6 bon Gmorp SrpOe, @arlisIs uHp u. Il %.
r. q.
S.25 Born. 6auptlinis, edgfrstOfDn, S5ipptns'
burg, Grsorid, Gmmitsburg uRo r.. L B. Up.
bis Clifton.
uno 9tttpsburg.
225 Qahm. Ntfom. mad lluions9riOe..
as Rabm. - 4tioul. nab eulorp Srops, y. d
%. Sio, ionic gort.
AS Qa5m. - 6rpreb nab SlpuooH. g9stmins
ftr, Rep=g1inoior. luiouzSri0ae uno bonn sta
,om. bis 6aatrstotDn; ferntr Greoerid, Gmmltsa
buro uro Sbippsusburg C9orlorzGorl.
XII Tobm. Attom. nab 6morp Bropt.
+5.4s 4a6m. - Simitso nab Qori, eanopsr nne
@,ttns6urg. (QGrlors6ar.)
G y qbsnps Affom. nab IlnionsGrieae.
500 absHDs alton. nab Gmorp 9r0ps.
Hur : onntaas.
9.35 9orm. - Affom. nab Union 8ribee ERA
Sanppsr.
2.30 Rabm. Qftru. nab llnionzeripgt.
4.40 9a9m. aiipm. naa Gmorp @rpps,
" 6alten nibt on 9snniDlpaniazQot =Stotion an.
Siasis uno @tpdds Sirtau, 215 GisSaItimsrer
Strnbe.
3a9s boltsn ouf union=. gtnniplpanias apsnuss,
6lltons uno ealbropfsSta an.
y. 6. Stis D. Gen. Sruffie Ner.
y. LII. 9>ptlL Sen. ah.sAesnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
0riea nber Trirbrn /?

Wuh IN ben lebten Sagen blieben
bic Nadrihten iiber bic Ditaiiatiden
Wirren i'm alien JabrmoFer, balb
friegeriider, balb friebliher geitimmi.
Geitern lauteten bic Neuigfeiten tDiez
Der mai redt bebroblid, tpennsleid
Die Inttport HuBlanb's an Sapan
ni6t por @nbe biefer Wode erfolgen
fou. Snapif6en berponftGnbigt HuB@
lamb feline 9iiitunsen in Sitaiien unb
Sapan ruff feline Slottenreierpen Elm.
On ben 8Drien lit mar pieber petit
mifif9er ~gefpprben. Sur aug paris
fpmmen ettpas optimiftif9ere NaAz
ritten. Sort glaubt man, baB Der
Rrieg in Sftaiien permieben iperben
tonne. 5ranfreid bat ~alleroinss bas
grDBte SntereHe baran, baB Der Oft
aiiatiide gonflift auf biplOmatii9em
@ege seI1li9tet fpirb. DEM i'm Sal
IL zines 2rieses tpiirbe 5runfrei6 iei=
mem 8erbinbeten @efolef9aft leiiten
miiFen. g~etersburger 8ldtter baben
ibon bpr einissn Doden BON Jranfz
reid furs unb biinbtg berlangt, 2eBz
tsres fone fofort bei'm ausbru4 Der
Jeinbieligfeiten 5pii9en 8uBlano II.
Sapan bic Sniel Sormofa offupiren.
Sas 1T bic flare unspeioeutige 3uz
mut6ung, bic ga1ii9e Republif iole
fih bei'm Musbru9 eines gonfliftes
NIT benz gaarenreihe fOlibarif3 err
flGren. Die 0ffentltde Meinung in
Sranfrei6 lift iiber bieie 3umutbung,
tpie elm pariier Correspondent beridz
tet, na9benfli6 ge%porben. Senn mar
fpeiB in 5ranfrei9, baB es in Dit
oiien nod INNER einen 5~tpeiten Sopz
pelbunb giebt, ben ansloziapaniiden,
in benz ffipulirt tit, baB England 5u
6ilfe fommsn mub, fpenn Sapan BON
spei MG6ten angegriffen pirb. =
sSranfrei6 1T alio bur6 bic 8ertpidez
lung i'm fernen Often in grobe 8srlsz
senbeit geiebt unb iebt @Ges bdrd1,
UNI BEN Gonflift bei5ulegen. 4ber
aud England bat ale uria9e, ben
&rieg permieben Su ieben, uno 8Dntg
Gofparb erflGrte porgeitern in ieiner
S6ronrebe, baB er iebe 8%elegenbett
ausniiben piiroe, ben 5rieoen in Dit
aiien su er6alten. Wenn ii9 aber bic
Gage in Sfaiien compli5irt, 10 pirb
England ieinem gunbesgenoHen Sill
fe leiiten miiFen, unO Mini iterprdiiz
cent 9alfour bat unldngft in elmer
Gebe erfldrt, es lei unnOtbig, gu erfldz
rem, buB Gnglanb in boGemWfaBe 1eiz
men 8erbiinbeten gegeniiber ale feline
@erpfli6tungen erfiinsn tperbe, pel9s
Ii9 aus ben 8ertrdgen ergd6en. Soz
tpo6l England, ipie 5ranfreid peroen
i'm sigenen Sntereffe in Petersburg,
ME Sofio 4Ges aufbieten, I'm ben
4usbru9 bes &rieges gu Dermeiben.
nnb in petersburs lit bus lebte Wort
ia audi mod niat sefproden. Die
9erbdltnife in Sapan, nie in RuBz
Lamb, beionbers Die finan5ienen, bic
internationale COMPLICATION perleiten
ni6t 5u benz Glauben, baB cine &atdz
ftrob6e in Der nd6iten 3eit eintritt,
einerlei, tpie biele Spe5ialzgorrefponz
benton berf9iebener 8ldtter barber
fdbeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Ser Mufifanb in Sibmef>Nfrifa.

Die Ia9rtdten aus Der beut1den
&olonie itno nod INNER biirftig.
Nidt einnlal iiber bic Gage besSberit=
2ieutsnants 9eutipein miro ettpus3uz
perIdTises eemeloet. Der Iufitdnb
1T garS iiberraIdenb gefommen, benin
Elm BON Der raDln. 3eitung" na9
Siopef : @frifd geididter 8eri4terz
ftattsr fdrieb am Z. Sunuur BON
Winpbuf on oas 9latt unb iein8rief
entbislt ni4t bic serinsiten Inbeuz
tunsen BON irsenb ipelfen 8efird=
tungerl. Die beutf9e &esierung tbut
tpobl QGes, I'm ben 4ufftanb nieberz
srtperfen, aIein bas ~erfprbert s3eit.
Gin 4blDiungs : transport BON 235
Mann mar bei'm Gintreffen Der
Siobsppit in Berlin idon untertpess.
Tiinfbunbert ipeitsre Mann nit feds
Mdi6inengepebren uno 500 Seeiplz
odtsn finb nit benz 2lpbb Oampfer
r0armitrbt" absegansen. 8ei'm Ip>
pei CUR Mp6ilmu9ung Der sipeiten
Matrpien : SipiIipn 9dtten it9 auf
bGs Commando .Sreitpiatee bpr!"
Die gauge Oipifion in Der StGrfe bon
1000 Munn gemelbet. Die gdnse eez
gen bic 9ereros eeiunbte Sruppe tpirb
alio nit ben frii6er ubsegangenen iiber
1000 Mann itarf ieir. Oaau fpmnel
nod ie fs9s Mui4inengefpebre unb
feds Repploer : 3anonen, bic fir bas
Serrain auberorbentli9 brau9bare
Wuffen iein iplen. ueber bic urfuz
den beg 9erero 4ufitanbes tperoen
iptpeit nur 8ermuthunsen laut. Der
4ufitano piro niebereetporfsn per=
ben, aIein es ffebt Su lbefirdten, boB
BIS ba6in mpnae beusl9e 8oloniften
ben 9sreros gum Spfer ssfunen isin
iperben. Die 9ereros fo1en sumSbeil
nit gang neuen Seuertpaffen, iefbit
nit Hepetirgetpebren bepaffnet fem.
Odbura nirb bic @sfG6rli1feit bes
Iufitanbes erbebli6 permehrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04

Die republifani9 de
sMilp. Germania" i6rei6t: Soma lit
elmer bsrlenissn nnionsitaaten, in
ipelfen bas beutI9e Glenlent fart
pertreten lit unb in fpel9em es audi
in bic Politit INNER trGftis einsez
eriffen bat. Wir nebmen an, bab
au9 in benz gonsreBpiitrift bes Mb@
eeprbneten 5epburn ni9t ipenige
beutI9e WGbtsr ppbnen. Bel Der
nG9iten Wa6l lpnten b%ieielben linn
Seisen, mas lie bon Der ni4tsniiroiz
gen 8in baltsn, pel9e ietnen Namen
trGgt. 2ieber ip1ten lie fir einsn
9smofraten nit perniinftigen unb
liberalsn Sheen itimmen, als einen
Gepublitaner untsrftiben, Der i9on
mehr, als einmal betpieien bat. oab
er untsr Der Suf)tel Der probi6itio@
ntiten Itebi.
ginen onberbaren Nm
trdg bat Der baberiide ReiAsrat6,
@raf Mop, in Der Gammsr berHei4s=
rdtbe singsbra6t, ndmli9 Die Regie@
runs gu erIud@en, tie m6se babin MIR
fen, DAB in Dem CUR 8eratbung
febenoen WablseisB ous Wahlre6t
Der Geiftli6en beioer CONDITIONER
beihranft p0er gang uusseialphen
iperbs. Dem Nntrag pirb in Der I6e
eeorbnetenfammer Elm 8esrdbniB err
fer alaHe suthsil perben, unb es
tpirb babel gu bsftisen 4ussinanberS
febungen fommen. Die Mindener
8ldtter beiprehsn ben Qntrag Mon's
ie mad ibrem partei5Stanopunfte.
Dix Ginsn balten bic pplitiids 8et1dz
tisuns fir unpsrein6ar nit ben ioeaz
len Mufguben oes geifliten 8ernfes,
bic Mnberen fehsn in benz Nntrag cine
fhpere geleibigung beg asiitIifsn
Gtanbes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-04
Ser .Mrtapnd Slider"

Der yWrt3ond T1der"
f6reibt in feiner lebten Summer:
Infer alter 5reuno Soc 8umpfin
bra9te uns seitern 5pei iunse Barren
aufs 8iireuu, Die er nit elmer blau=
ieioenen S9nur aneinanber gebunoen
fat. Die 8iefterihsn iino aaeriieblt
unb tpirben ii9 poraiigli4 fir Elm
Muieum eignen; penn Spe aber
meint, mir tpiirben lie als 4bi4lags@
5ablung auf iein riiditGnbiges 4bonz
rsment occsptiren. 10 lit er i9ief sez
pidelt.
Cine alte Sungfer fdreibt uns: iie
tpiFe ni6t, ob lie beiratben ooer lsbig
bleiben fone. sic mO9te germ beira=.
then, Inn su bepeiien, bab lie einen
Mann friegen funn; unoererieits ober
mDAte lie aber lieber leoig bleiben,
I'M su seisen, baB lie feinen Monn
brauat. Oa 1T u~nerbinss gutter Hat9
t6euer. Wir mD4ten uns iiber einen
10 belifaten San nidt Dffentli9 aus@
lafien; fpenn aber bas SrGulein iiA
gefGnig1t bss Nadmittuss spii9en
5tpei unb flint in infer Sanftum
bemii6en min, perben mir ibr germ
uniere Meinuns ~erDffnen.
@enn 90. 81. 9earit prdibent
pirb, iperbsn mir aud als Ganoibdt
auftreten. Ser einsige @orsug, ben
bieier aer1 iiber 9nbere beiiBt, beftebt
BARN, baB er nit einem iilbernen
20ffel i'm S9nabel auf bic Welt eee
fommen lit. Seine .3eitunesibee'n
fat er theils bonn Slider, tbeils BON
Soc puliber seitoblen. 4uf bic
Weiie fam Giner lsi6t gurriere
MAIDEN.
sSnfploe eines unlieblamen 0redz
feblers 1T 5rn. gosan Simpion in
u~nisrsr lebten Summer unrsdt ges
ffe6en. 8opsD mar, als pis i'm
Naats antrafen, ni6t bon iiben
Weines, fonhern bon pulquei6napps.
Neusffen Snformationsn sufolge 1T er
auf benz beften @sge, tpieber nii6tern
81 tperben. @isnei9t fommt Sas
BON Der Sradt prisel, Die mir inn
gu berdbreihen uns feiber sesfpuneen
5aben. Denn unter eefpD6nliden l1m=
ifdnbsn tptrb 8ooSp muir einmal i'm
Sabre niintern, unb Sds lit nm Heuz
iabr berum, tperr er feline guten 8or@
fdBe erneuert.